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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
LITTLE WOMAN ARRESTS
MAN WHO SLAPPED HER
Mrs. Grace CaIef CompeIs Her Hus-
band TO Accompany Her From
oakland 20 City Prison.

Mrs. Grace Calef is a little woman.
but she is plucky one. A few days
ago she swOre to a complaint charging
her husband, Erwin Calef, e cook,
with battery. The warrant was sent
10 Oakland to be served upon him.
The Oakland police could not find him
and yesterday morning Mrs. Calef
crossed the bay and was soon face TO
face with her husband.
Placing her hand on his shoulder
she said: I arrest you and will hand
you over to the first policeman 1
meet" CaIef looked into the deter
mined face Of the little woman and
humbly said: It's all right; don't
make a scene and I'll go with you
They crossed the bay together and
Mrs Calef safely landed her husband
in the City Prison, where he was
booked on the charge Of battery.
They have not been living together
for three years. Mrs. Calef has been
forced TO support herself and child.
now four years of age. When she
was pleading with him a few days ago
TO support the child he slapped her
face and she swore to the warrant for
his arrest on charge Of battery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

The suit of Hugh Craig against
John Alexander Dowie for the recov-
ery of $1762 advanced to the healer
in 1888, which is now awaiting argu-
ment, will probably be reopened to
hear the reading Of another lot of let
tiers discovered by Elijah since the
testimony was closed. An affidavit
was filed by his attorney, r. S. Gray.
Yesterday. setting forth that Dowie
had wired him that he had found, in
an unmarked file, the answer to a let
ter from c. K. Cadman, which has a
bearing on the case, and that order
important letters had been found.
Gray desires to present the new evil
dence to the court
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

Amelia Gardner. who demonstrated
her dramatic and artistic ability dur
ing the engagement of the Oliver Mo-
rosco Company at the California The
alter last May and June, will make her
temperance here next Monday even
ing at the Majestic Theater in When
We Were Twenty One" With Miss
Gardner Will appear all the other ia
vorites in the original Morosco COM
pany, including Howard Gould, Harry
Mestayer, Frank MacVicars, George
Woodward and Elsie Esmond who, to-
gether with J. H. GiImour, Henry
Stockbridge, John d. O'Eara, Joseph
Callahan, Eleanor Gordon, Margaret
Maclyn and little Linda Arvidson of
the present stock organization of the
house, will form the Majestic Theater
company OF the future. which begins
its reign with next Monday evening.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
WILL OBTAIN SAMPLES OF
ESSENCES AND EXTRACTS
Health Board to Order Arrest of All
Offenders Who Add Wood Al
cohoI TO COmDounds

The Board Of Health yesterday d.
rected the Food Department TO Sc
cure samples of favoring extracts and
essences for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether the same contain wood
alcohol The Health officer was di-
rected to cause the arrest and prose-
cution OF all offenders in that regard
1t was resolved that each of the COL
leges represented at the County Hos
pital be invited to make not more
than two annual visits at the twenty
sixth Street Hospital with the senior
classes for clinical study.
The board ordered to be condemned
as unsanitary the premises at sol to
SAT Dupont street, sol to SOC Wash
ington street, 102 to $50 Waverley
place, 500 TO S12 Clay street and the
cellars and ground floors at S45 and
SAT Dupont street and $40 Clay street.
The owners of premises at 951 Six
tenth avenue, "a and 26 Washington
place and SIS II to 523 Pacific street
were given thirty days TO put their
property in sanitary condition, and the
occupants of 211 and 213 Tenth street
were ordered to vacate the premises in
ten days.
DR.. Langley Porter was appointed
physician in the contagious pavilion of
the County Hospital.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

The San Francisco News Letter indorses Rev.
NJ 3. Williams the Methodist preacher who
advocates g0o-goo eyes which Is explained in
an article OF some length
The bubble face a successor to the BIZ
cycle face is an interesting article by Lady
Algy, and discusses the drawbacks to fast au-
to-obiIing
San Franchises bond issue is explained from
the standpoint Of the banker and shows why
only.
The Election Commissioners are also called
70 account editorially.
An article on a private army for Carnegie
calls attention 70 a dangerous precedent now
being established by the Carnegie Steel Com
pany-
The regular Departments are well written. .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

A delightful reception was rendered
the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Hough last
night at the California-street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church The occasion
was the welcoming Of Mr.. Hough as
pastor of the church Among the
clergymen present were DR.. Matthew.
presiding elder; DR.. r. d. Bovard DIR.
George w. White, Rev. A. c. Bane,
DR.. Francis Larkin, Rev. E. D. Raley
and DR.. Heacock- During the even
ing there was a musical and literary
programme, in which Milton Horner,
Fred Lear, G. Irving, Miss E. Rodder.
Miss Edna Horn and Miss Annie Lear
took prominent parts.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

The writs Of attachment were
served yesterday by the Sherirs dep
uties on Miles 7. Baird at the instance
Of George Colder. who has sued the
former for Ss421- The writs were al
so in the nature of garnishments on
stock belonging 10 the Baird Estate
Company alleged TO be in the hands of
Mrs. Marie Y. Baldwin, secretary Of
the company, at 2513 Pacific avenue.
and of David J. Baird. vice president
of the concern at the Hotel st. Regis,
AT Ellis and Hyde streets
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
DESTROYS HIDDEN TRACK
IabOrers Tear % Buried Southern
Pacific Rails Laid Without Au-
rhOrizatiOn Being Given

About sixty feet Of track laid across
Second street. between Townsend and
king. by the Southern Pacific Com
pany vas torn Up yesterday under or
ders from the Board Of Public Works
The track was laid several months
40 without a permit from the Board
Of Works, as the charter provides As
soon as il was put down II was care
fully covered with earth
President Schmitz of the board yes
terday ordered Chief Deputy A J.
Donovan 70 take q force OF eight men
and tear up the rails Donovan had
some difficulty in locating the masked
track. but when IL was once discov-
cred the shOvels and crowbars made
short work Of IL The work was done
quietly and there was no protest from
the railroad people
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
Bicycles collide. Woman Hurt.

MIS-. E. Daniel and her husband
were riding bicycles in the park last
night and when opposite Cyclers' Rest
were run into BY two men on q tan
dem machine Mrs Daniel was thrown
10 the ground. suffered. conclusion Of
the brain and was otherwise severely
injured Her wounds were dressed at
the Park Hospital after which she was
taken TO her home, 75S Folsom street
The men on the tandem dashed away
into the darkness OF the night without
stopping 70 inquire whether any one
had been hurt.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

A reception for the benefit of the
GiT4s Home, which will open under
the auspices of the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society on December s, will be
given at the residence Of Mrs. W. J.
Hemmenway, 1924 McAlIister street.
on Saturday evening. An interesting
programme has been arranged for the
entertainment Of the guests, who will
be received by the following ladies:
Mrs. W. ]. Hemmenway, Miss l. Hem
menway. Miss c. Walsh, Miss X
Gaines, Miss H. Rooney. Miss NJ. Lud-
low and Miss NJ. O'Brien. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted TO the furnish
ing of the home.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

Michael Miller, a barber. living at
1859 Fifteenth avenue south. last night
brought a girl baby, 2 years old, 10
Secretary White of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Miller said a woman had called at his
home in the afternoon, leaving the
child and slipping away unobserved-
White will take the little one before
Judge Murasky in the Juvenile Court
and try to find a home for her.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

Frank J. Horn. grand treasurer OF
the Improved Order Of Red Men and
a member Of several other fraternal
orders. died al his home in this city
yesterday. Deceased leaves q widow
and four children, Joseph r, william
and Elsie Horn and Mrs. Mary L
Becker Frank Horn was a native Of
Germany, aged S. The date and hour
OF the funeral have not yet been an
uouuced
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

Or Sunday. October .. the Southern Pacific
VIII make several changes IN the tine q trains
Reno passenger, Mo- I4-1S VIII be resumed
leaving san Francisco : ?. m; returning ar
rive 30 a. n Trains Nos. 50-49, between san
Er4ncizcc and Fresno. Carrying day coaches
and standard sleeper. VIII leave san Francisco
, 30 2. n. instead Of zoo p n Trains Nos
5s-e1 VIII not extend service to Lodi. as for
merry. hut viii run only between san Francfsro
and Stockton via Niles, leaving san Francisco
= ?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
- Miss Rose Hennessy, well known as =
a poetess and elocutionist, of Lexington,
KY, tells how she was cured of uterine
Inflammation and ovaritis by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR blesdly through the
0fLyda E Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
thought
90 attended parties and receptions thny clad and would be suddenly
chilled did bad eighteen
of
Isufere
Ny Compound
month felt better, and
at the close OF the entirely well
Il have advised lady friends it. and all
themselves MISS
HESSEssE, 40 Broadway, Lexington
The and of of noted
of America beyond question that Lydia
Pnkham Vegetable Will all such trouble and
by removing the restoring the
normal and healthy condition
~DEAR MIS- PNKHAM:-About consulted ply
about health which had become wretched that
longer able had backache
abdomen irritable this
trouble month The physician prescribed for
discovered that he unable and then decided
Lydia Pnkham Vegetable Compound and found that
doing good My appetite the disappear
and the benefits well marked
cannot realize how pleased and after taking the med
for months found that completely cured of
trouble and have well and hearty fear the
PEARL AcKKRS Summer St. Nashville,
When q successful to health
million well without
bottle Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and
helpful Write to-day Delay be fatal
3VVVU 4 P1nkhAn
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Wedding Invitations

And all that is exclusive and best in So
cial engraving at Sauborn & Walls. Social
correspondence papers in exclusive
brands Fashions latest approved styles
in calling cards. TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
MUSICAL ART
SOCIETY IS TO
BE ORGANIZED

San Francisco is awakening. If you
don't believe it. read this: san Fran
cisco is to have a Musical Art Society
on the same plan as the one in New
York, which gives artists recitals at
the Waldorf Astoria. The concerts
here VIII be given in the white and gold
banquet haH OF the ST. Francis Hotel"
Now, doesn't that sound good?
AS the seating capacity of the hall is
limited. but four hundred memberships
will be sold. The artists engaged for
the first series are Nine. Gadski, Mr..
and Mrs Arnold Dolmetsch and Miss
hathline Salmon, who play on the old
instruments, such as the harpsichord,
virginia., lutte, viola d'amour, viola de
gambia, etc. De Pachmann, the great
est of Chopin interpreters; Fritz kreis-
Ter, the greatest OF the classic violin
lists; David Bispham, the baritone, and
the famous Kneisel Quartet of Boston
viii be among the artists. These are
among the greatest musical attractions
in the world and the list will certainly
be filed in very short order. The con-
certs are under the direction of VIII l.
Greenbaum- Applications for member
ship should be sent TO him at the St
Francis Hotel. The concerts will be
given between December % and May 10
and viii begin at o'clock in the even
ing.
And thus is San Francisco evolving
from her coon-song era and her provin-
ciaIism, for the musical tastes of
community are fair index Of its pro-
gressiveness.
Miss Lille Refs. whose engagement
to William HUE was recently an
nounced. was the guest Of honor at a
luncheon given yesterday by Mrs.
James Hamilton Morton, 372s Jackson
street. Those present were Miss Drown,
Miss Palmer. Miss Price, Miss Sabin.
Miss Brickell, Miss Halves, Miss
FouIkes, Miss May Refs, Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Masten, Mrs. Redmond Wellington
Payne, Mrs. J. Mora Moss, Mrs. Julian
Sonntag.
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Reception for Girls Home.

YOUR PRINTING ON TTME.-Gabriel Print
ing CO. print anything. 41s Sacramento St :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21

A remedy especially designed for the
treatment Of all kidney. liver. stomach
and bowel troubles Is Lash's Bttters
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-22
POR TRElNTA AMOS
Meekison Sufria con Catarro-
que dice de la Pe=ru=na.

TTN ToSICo es un remedio que da tono
~ a alguna parte del sistema. Hay
yarias classes de tonicos, pero el t6nicoq que
mas Hecesita este pals, donde el catarro es
tan prevalente, es nm t6nico que opere
sobre las membranes mucosas.
La Peruna es un t6nico de las mucosas
de todo ell cuerpo. Da tono los vasos
capilares que llenan las mucosas.
La Peruna es un especifico en- su accion
sohre las membranas mucosas. Es un
t6nico que da en- Ia raiz de todas las en-
fermedades catarrales. Da tono los
vasos sanguineos pequefios y q las ex-
tremidades de las ffbras nerviosas. FL ca
tarro no puede existir por macho tempo
donde la Peruna Sc emplea con inteii-
iencia. La Peruna encuentra el catarro
en- todas las parties escondidas del cuerpo.
A. NJ. Ikerd, empleado del ferrocarril,
G. B. & O., de West Burlington, Iowa,
escribe:
"Tenfa catarro del est6mago y de los
intestinos memories por yarios amos.
Consulte varios medicos sin aliyio
ninguno. Al fin uno de mis- doctores me
mando Chicago pero con el mismo
resultado. Me dijeron que no podian
hacer NADIA para mi, que tenfa ell cancer
del est0mago y que no tenfa remedio.
Estaba por Greer 20 la misma cosa, pues
mi resuello era algo terrible. Cast no
podfa aguantarlo, era tan ofensivo. No
podfa conner NADIA sin sufrir mucho, y
POGO q POGO me empeoraba.
Al fin conseguf uno de sus libros Y
resolvf probar la Peruna, y gracias &
Dios, encontre alivio y curacion para esa
terrible enfermedad. Tome cinco fras-
cos de Peruna Y dos de Manalin, Y
ahora soy hombre nuevo. No hay NADIA
mejor que la Peruna guardo un frasco
en- Ia casa todo ell tiempo."--A NJ. Ikerd.
FL catarro del estomago generalments
Sc llama la dyspepsia. La dyspepsia ca
tarral no puede sanarse con polvos de
pepsin nj con ningun otro alivio tempo
raj. FL dnico remedio para la vcrda-
dera dyspepsia es guitar ell catarro de la
mucosa que aforra Ell estomago. Esto 10
hace la Peruna. Esto ha hecho la Pee
runa miles miles de veces.
FL congresal Botkin, de Kansas, san6
de un catarro del estomago que habfa
tenido muchos amos. Cientos de otros
casos nos han dado testimonies sin ser
lsolicitados. La Peruna es ell dnico rem-
edo inferno sistemico todayla descu-
bierto. Cada uno que tenga Ia menor
sefia de catarro debe 'tomar un curse ds
Peruna.
81 no Sc hallan prontos satisfactorios
resultados con el uso de la Peruna Sc
debe escribir embellishments al DR..
Hartman describiendo su enfermedad y
FL tendra gusto en- darle su Invaluable
consejo, gratis.
Dirfjase 4 DR.. Hartman, Lresidente del
Sanit2rio Hartman, Cojunl bus, Ohio,
EE. UU.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-22
DidI0gOs b6Iicos
KUROKl KUROPATkIN

b 'FbJtSttb 1AHfDist.--l t1OId. SbIiOI bC
Kuropatkini 6c6mo esta ese valor?
General Km0patkin--As ASH.
Las aguas medicinales del Yald y el
t. de Newchwang no han curado del
todo estos temblores nerviosos que
siento en- mis- piernas no obstante la
xsotniaa de cosacos de Ekaterinodar
que me acompana. Como pegan
ustedes!.
Kto0Ii No tanto, colega, no tan
to. -. Pegamos como Dios y la patria
mandan, y NADIA mas... Ah! una Co
sa.... cSe acuerda usted de aquel dfa
en- que ardiendo en- ira santa. pro-
rrumpi6 en- esta Erase: ia Tokio.",
con grave escandaIo de la sensatez
UNIVERSAL?
Kuropatlin.-Vaya, general, no
haga v. case de clio: fu6 un arran-
que de quijotismo slavo, pura meta
fora kuropatkiana para consuelo del
pueblo de las Rusias. .Aqu1 para
Ginter nos>, puedo confesarle que NAL
ditto ST tengo ganas de llegar 4 To-
kyo. va We Y. que hemos repasado
el Yalu nos estamos volviendo los
Urales poquito POGO.
Kuroki i Eh.-so liable v. tan alto
que puede oirle su so>srano y enviar-
lie desterrado la xCasa<e los muer-
tos> de que hablaba su paisaf.o Dosto-
ieweky.
Tnuropatkin. -ivoto al chapiro vel.=
de, general! ST Nicolas IL me destie-
rra 4 la Siberia, soy capaz de hacer-
me, por rabia desquite, un ex-hom-
bre como los descritos por el angus
tiado Gorki
Kurohi ~; Mekachof, digo, meca-
chis!... No sea usted tan radical en-
sus resoluciones. -. Nunca es bueno
perder la serenidad en- los frances crf-
ticos de La vida, nj izar la bandera
blanca de rendici0n tan a1na.. va
We usted como Sc portaron los japone-
ses uue iban Z bordo del &Kishin Ma
r1.9 Murieron perforados por las ba-
las rusas unos y apelarOn al ~hari-ka
ri1 otros. Pero. 6bandera blanca?..
;nequnquoff, digo, nequaquam!. Y
perdone usted que Sc me deslicen ter
minaciones en- &off>. Son las in
Huencias del roce y del xtactum mo-
lis&. =. 5sabe usted 10 que es ESQ?
KuropatIin. 6Molis?. % Sera CO.
sa de moler?. Por San Nicolas, ge-
neral, no me liable usted de moler, que
bastante molidos andamos 20 mis-
cosacos con los mojicones y varapalos
recibidos. No hay que mentar la
sora en- casa del ahorcado....
K,ooki. u sted exagera mucho, mi
general.... No sea usted tan humilde,
que nunca Mr.. Modesto lego prior.
Mire usted que las violetaS tienen IN
color ila..
Kuropatkin--Pues mi me GUSTAV
las lilas. Los crisanthemos no huelen.
K,ooEi. ;Diablowsky, digo dia-
bios, Los crisanthemos no huelen. -.
pero pican..., A veces parecen cam
taridas....
Ku,opatkin. iRekontrashima, di-
20, recontra!..,. iEh, general, tam
bien 4 mi me estan pegando las desi-
nencias nipponesas.
Kuroki, De verinsky?
Knopotkje. De verishima, mi ge-
neral.,..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-22
Acadia Municipal de Caguas

Hasta ell dfa p del mes en- curse,
y durante las horas de Oficina, estara
expuesto al p1blico en- esta Alcaldf
ell presupuesto municipal del entrante
ano economico de ] ,904 l, ,9o5, con el
fin de que pueda ser eXaminado por
quien 10 desee, pudiendo los que quie-
ran establecer reclamaciones contra
dicho documento, dirigir sus escritos
al Concejo municipal, entregandolos,
dentro del plazo concedido, en- la Sc
cretaria del Ayuntamiento.
Caguas, II de JUNO de ,904.
G.. GARCIA.
30 Alcalde Municipal.
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FaniIias distinguidas de Ponce
Sc enbarcan para Europa
FL entierro del senor Wei
Iempkan estuvo muy
COncurrid0

= PONCE, JUNO Zl.-La Danda Qe
la insular di6 anoche su primer retire
ta en- Ia plaza de las Delicias, ante
numeroso P1blico dentro de la plaza
Y en- los alreded ores de ella.
TOGO la bandfts. con la precision y
el gusto que tiene probados.
En- el vapor directo para Espa-
na, que sali6 aver del puerto de Pom
ce, embarcaron los senores don To
mas Armstrong don Gaspar BONN,
ell primero con su sonora, y el segun-
do con su esposa hijos.
Van pasar una larga Temporal
da en- Barcelona.
Don Juan Lacot familia salie
ron aver defnitivamente de Ponce pa
ra residir en- Valencia, Espana. To
maron Ell vapor que salio aver de aqu1
para la antigua metr6poH.
Para varios puntos de Europa
embarcaron aver en- el puerto de esta
ciudad, los senores don Adolfo Cabre-
ra, don Arturo Pasarell, don -Domin-
60 Cruz (Cocolfal y don Gustavo Sc
guf.
Aver por la tarde, de 5 y media
a 6, tuvo lugar el entierro de la seno-
ra dona Juana Gonzalez de Yordan,
asistiendo al f6nebre acto muchas
personas distinguidas de Ponce. To-
dos los hijos varones de la fnada iban
detras del feretro, con demostraciones
evidentes de profundo dolor. En- ell
cementerio, nuestro companero don
Quintfn Negr6n Saniurjo di6 las gra-
cias 4 los concurrentes al acto, en-
nombre de la familia Yordan Gonza-
lez, & quien reiteramos nuestro sentido
p6same.
-Esta va en- Ponce. de regreso de
su viaie Europa, ell coDerciante de
.esta plaza don Jose Maria Pelegrini.
-Esta manana, de Z y media q 81,
Sc efectuo con mucha concurrencia, ell
entierro del .senor don Eduardo We'll
lemkamp, cuyo fallecimiento anuncia- /
mos aver. Ell senior Wellemkamp,
portugu6s de nacimiento, residla en-
Ponce desde hace muchos amos, y era
persona digna apreciable por mu-
chos conceptos. va descansa en- paz.
Nuestro respectable amigo Erme-
Undo Salazar, despidi6 el duelo con
frases de elogio para. el fnade.
Los maestros de Ponce y pueblos
cercanos 4 esta ciudad, que van los
Estados Unidos, embarcaran aquf el
viernes por la tarde.
Ell habil y competente dentista
T. ID l,.a ~;
do su oicina dental de Ponce con nue.
vos aparatos reci6n traidos de New
York, entire ellos una magnffca silla
de operacioness sistema moderno.
Felicitamos al senor Lamoutte por
los progresses de su o6cina, por ell
cr6dito de que goza.
La xUni6n Artfstica1 anuncia
para el jueves Ia gran zarzuela Ell
Rey que rabi6o, con rebaja de precios.
rs de esperarse que el iueves haya
un lleno en- eLa Perlao, por el merito
de Ia zarzuela, el De los artistas de
IA Companfa, principalmenta de las
senoras Masceira, Ramos, senorita
Dueno Y senores Abella, Velez Mon
tesinos. todos los cuales Sc han CANA /
do. por 81 talento, las simpatfas del |
p1blico pOnceno-
Hoy IA circulado aqui una hoja
suelta titulada, SAlerta Propaganda
firmada asi <yarios re- /
> Ell Ia cual Sc denuncian /
celebradas en ma casa de /
Ia calle de Ia Villa lem esa calle vive
IN prohombre republicano) de donde t
salen, dice Ia citada hoja, propagan-
das maliciosas en- contra dc los puros
para desacreditar 4 tstos ante la OPT
ni6n.
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Buques en- puerto

SAncook,9 descargando.
Carrie +. Loow2 ' <Julias car
gando eLasscllS descargando. 0San
Jos6e descargando.
CABOTAJE
SDolores,s Humaeao Naguabo.
SIndiaS Z eIsabela.2 , descargando.
<Deseadas, Gaguabo y Humacao
eDos Hermanos,s Fajardo.
sCoraz6n de Marfa,s Arroyo y
Ponce.
xJuaaita, Fajardo y Yabucoa
ENTRADAS
De JACKSONVILLE goleta americana
~Springieldo con $4,000 pies MADEIRA
SALIDAS
Para New York q yspor eCoamo.s ;
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edo ao onocido el
jef polite e 6
estado enonto oa contra exto
catar
exi enemo personal Al fin Ia
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-22
Comit6 UniOnista de Ia Juventud

Dentro de pocos dfas tendra lugar
en- esta capital una asamblea de los
elementos j6venes que pertenecen q Ia
Union puertorriquefa Estos amigos
Sc proponen elegir un sub-comite para
la propaganda de nuestros ideales.
Tambien Sc dara un gran meeting pli-
blico en- el teatro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-22

terno. al despacho de las pr scrip
clones facultativas.
La nejor garantf4 de eeta ca
sa es el ere ien'e favor qur ell pn-
blico arecibeno lie dispense y la
especitl recont ndaci6n que los
principles m6dicos de la ciudad
tacen d sus cliel tes
Prec:os. sin competencia
s. hacen analisis de orinas,
gratis para los parfoquianos de-
la casa.