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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
ORCHESTRA NOW COMPLETE
Members of the High School Musical
Organization.

MEMBERS OF the HlSh Scnool MUSICAL
Organization.
The high school orchestra, which
has been organizing under the direc-
ton of Misses Phebe Brooks and
Hazel Munger, is completed. Those in
the orchestra and the instruments are:
Will Marquis and Phebe Brooks, first
v.olins: Charles Van Calder and Bes-
sic Bein. second violins: Hazel Mum
ger. cello: Arthur Hamilton. base VIC
In: Charles Montgomery and Ernest
Nichols, mandolin: Horace Kirby
Jessie Scott. drum: Earl Bowlby
piano. The purpose for which the or
chestra was formed is to furnish music
at school entertainments.
The largest crowd Athletic park has
ever held is witnessing the football
game between the Rock Island and Mo
line high schools in Moline this after
noon. The advance sale of tickets for
the game was big. What threatened to
be a wet soggy field has been dried
by the high wind of today till the grid
iron is in a fairly presentable shape.
The prevailing crispnesS of the atmOs-
phere has put an ample store of energy
into the teams and they are playing
the game of their lives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
THE AFFAIRS AT AUGUSTANA
Bulletin of Events For the Week at
The College.

Following is the bulletin for the
week al Augustana college:
Sunday. Oct. Emission class, 1
p. m: Mission sermon, DR.. c. \. Blom-
Sren. 7:3O p. m.
Monday. Oct. 24.-Committee on alb
sences. p. m: WenncrberE chorus.
p. m; pupils recital. > p. m.
Tuesday. Oct. 25.-College faculty.
p. m: Gladstone debating club. p.
m: Webster debating club. p. m:
Handel OratoriO society. s p. m.
Wednesday. Oct. 26.-Conservatory
faculty. 1870 p. M: Wennerberg Choir
us : p. m.
Oct. % 10 29.-Bazar Of Moline Aug
ustana association at Industrial hall.
Moline. Ill.
Friday. Oct. 2S.-Iduna society. p.
m: Adelphic society. 7:3o p. m;
Phrenokosmian society. p. m
Saturday. Oct Omission chorus,
4:30 p. m; Students prayer meeting.
p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
LINEUP FOR THE STRUGGLE
How Rock Island and Moline Teams
Are Composed.

The Rock Island and Moline high
school teams lined up as follows for
their struggle at Moline Athletic park
this afternoon:
Moline - Lindberg. c: Melin, re-
Baas. TT; ARIEL. re: Dewrose. z: Berg
in, or: HodgsOn. le; Towndrow. fl :;
Martinson. RIB: Dahiheim. lib: Albert
son. Il.
Rock Island-Detloff. c: Folsom. re-
Scott. lg: Ehrhorn. Tt; Coleman. II;
Harms. re; MCManus. le: AdamsOn
CD: HeimbeCk. fb: Henry. RIB, Lift
lib.
DR.. Middleton. referee. Schacht
umpire.
Davenport ard Criunsll are contend
ing this afternoon at Grinneli for the
championship of Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22

At the Harms (Europeam-G. w.
Williams, G.. ~ Scott, l.. J. Raymond.
Chicago; e NJ. Jones. Peoria, Ill; d.
&c. Hammond, y. C. Murray, Chicago;
j. c. Henry. New York; b. c. Thomas,
\. r. Hanson. st. Louis; ID. c. Drake,
Kansas City; B. +. Rogers, Cleveland:
f. Durant, J. Newman, Miss Parker.
G.. NJ. Paul. John o. Hewett. w w.
Willis. ]. p Winters. Elmer Coping,
with Hamlet" company: !. f. Magel.
J. NJ. ROlley, Chicago; w. B. Wood,
Philadelphia. Pa; John II. Shiser and
wife. F. p. Blair and wife. Dan See
gor, NJ. Il. Smith. Chicago; a. J. Ar
mold. Peoria; a. NJ. Ross. Chicago; S.
NJ. Ramsey. Chicago: Dan J. Adamson,
B. J. Randell, New York; r. V. Anth-
Ony. Chicago; w. l.. Cheney. New
York; l.. c. Welsh. J. r. Bach. Chica-
go: II. p. Ferris, New York; NJ. d.
DOdds. Freeport. Ill; w r. Rate. Chi
cago; II. Mcconnell. Grand Rapids; r.
J. Brodners, Orion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
IN THE SUBURBS.
NORTH COAL VALLEY.

North Coal Valley. Oct. 22.-Mr.
Weaver. operator at Coal Valley. is
away on his vacation.
The number of drivers hauling coal
from the mines to town is increasing.
owing TO the GOODNESS of the weather.
Miss Nellie Moran. of Coal Valley.
who is teaching near Taylor Ridge,
will give a box social at the school
house next week.
The farmers are beginning to husk
corn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
Diamond 10 Line Steamers.

$40 round trip TO st. Louis, including
meals and berth. Boat leaves every
Saturday at Sis D. m. For further
information. call at or telephone office.
us Seventeenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
Bergman Collection
Agency and
Information Bureau.

Claims, accounts and inform ationi
solicited everywhere. Both 'Phones-.
&C. 2o9 Brady ST., Davenport, Ia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
PATIENT Is DEAD
OF STARVATION
'araIS sis Affects Jaws of Clark J
DARN, an insane
Farmer.
HE EXPIRES AT WATERFOWL
FOUND Wandering in Streets of Sioux
City, He is Sent There Two
Weeks Ago.

Paralysis having deprived him of the
Use of his jaws, Clark j. DARN, a farm
IT whose home was rear Geneseo, who
vas adjudged insane in the Rock ISL
and county court two weeks ago, died
If starvation at 1915 o'clock this
morning at the Watertown hospital.
where ne had since been a patient.
The brother of the deceased arrived
today and will accompany the body
home for burial.
Darin's reason deserted him while
ne was returning from South Dakota.
where ne had gone in anticipation OF
securing a tract of land in the govern
ment drawing at BOnesteel. His dis
appointment apparently proved on his
mind to such an extent that when he
reached Sioux City he was deranged.
He wandered about the streets of that
city for a week before the authorities
took him in charge. He told who he
was and where his relatives resided
and the sheriff brought him 10 Rock
Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
Had Been Heavy Drinker.

DARN was IS years of age and sin
gle. The testimony of his relatives
at the insanity hearing was to the
effect that since early manhood he had
been a heavy drinker, going on period:
cal sprees that would not terminate
until his funds were exhausted. DARN
had farmed in Henry county, but sud
denly left home several years ago. all
all efforts to locate him were unava.l-
ing until a short time before he
brought up at Sioux City a mental
wreck. Before he went to Bonestcel
he had received $1,000 from his father ;
estate. He had a considerable sum of
money on his person when he reached
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
Rnfscd Insurance Rntc.

gates during the remainder of the fore
noon.
Raised Insurance Rate.
The afternoon session was taken up
with arguments on the rate question.
which was the most important issue to
come before the convention. Being
unable to agree on the report OF the
rate committee during the afternoon,
a special committee was formed and
while they were out, the place for the
holding of the next convention was de-
cided upon. StreatOr and East s.
Louis were candidates for the honor
and the former city was selected BY
the delegates present by the vote Of
IS to -, the vote afterwards being
made unanimous.
An Advance of Ten Cents.
The rate committee then submitted
their report which was adopted after
much discussion. The new rate f0i
old members is an advance of 10 cents
for each 81 900 of insurance carried
and for new members it will be the
same as submitted in the report of the
rate committee. The new rate VIII
not go into effect until the first of
next year and it is expected that the
order will acquire many additional
members in the intervening time. II
was also moved and adopted that a
copy of the new rate be mailed to each
branch of the order within one week.
D:cnn:aI Conventions.
After the rate question has been dis
posed of. there are practically no i'm,
pOrtant matters 10 come before the so
ciCty. and the question that has been
advocated by several of the members
for the past several years, that of hold
ing the conventions every two years
instead of annually. was put in the
form of a resolution and was put be
fore the convention. After much spir-
tied discussion the motion was put to
roll call and resulted in III ayes,
against four noes. the resolution being
unanimously adopted.
Officers Elected.
The following officers were elected:
President - S. w. Heckenkamp, Jr.,
Quincy.
Vice prcsident-Joseph Brown, Jr.,
Joliet.
Financial secretary-JOhn Schauf,
Quincy.
Recording secretary-Chris Fret
berg. Quincy.
Treasurcr-HenTy \. Oenning, Quin-
cy
Trustees-John Storr. St Louis; ].
w. Cavanaugh. Rock Island; George
G. Rebhan. Belleville: Antoine Binkert.
Quincy. and F. G.. Schwindier.
1t was decided by the convention to
consolidate the office of president with
the newIy-formed office of organizer.
with salary of 81 200 a year. exclu-
sive of expenses. in view of the fact
that the organization would save $4,000
or $4,000 by the adoption Of the BIZ
enniaI convention DIoD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22

At the Rock Island (European)-B
G. Sweeney. MarriCourt. \. D.; II. w.
Cross. BeardstOwn: NJ. B. Harrington.
Chicago: Nj Posner. Chicago: T. r.
Hines. Utica. y Y: A. F. Bradley. St
Louis; J. f. Seaman. Kankakee; y.
r. Let's. Chicago: F. H. Ahlstrand. ORR
on: \. L. Port Chicago: W. F Craw-
ford Taylor Ridge: o. L. Peck. Rock
Island: Z Z. Law. Sterling; J. Z. Con
nor. Maquoketa; c. l.. BurdiCk. Fort
/ Dodge. Iowa; John Lawson, Preemp-
/ ton: NJ Mitchell Peoria: c. Malcolm
/ Cambridge; T. f. Van SAINT. Kansas
/ City. J. w. Sanuelson, Peoria; A. 4
/ Allen. John Bradley. Presumption.
| A the Harper. Elliot Chicago:
/ F. J Ben. St Louis: DIR. n. B. Bartz,
| Grand Rapids: James J. Harrington,
| Kansas City: E. H. Kiehl. Pittsburg ;
/ F. +. Cooke. GaIesburg: James B.
Colin. NJ. A Airs. NJ. Litigsett. Chi
CasO: H. \. Smith. 4. II. Greenbaum
New York; NJ. W. Handy. Hamlet:
/ Mr. and Mrs. Edward y Hoyt, Ham
/ let. Frank Clemens. Chicago; L. NJ.
Marks. Davenport; B. W. Thompson,
/ St Louis: w. p Richards, Chicago .
R Hareferd. Rockford: y. B. Brewer.
! New York: Mrs. W. f. West. St
Louis: c. E. Clifford. Chicago; H. f.
Burkholder Bradley: W. r. State,
Chicago: w. c. Spawl. w II. Stewart
Rockford: l. Dllof. New York: B. F.
CIeverly. St. Louis: NJ. n. Rosenfield.
city; w. S. Peterman. Decatur: W. H
Stewart and wife. Ottumwa: \. H.
Iovett G. Noedisch Chicago: G.. r.
Morris. Savanna: F y. Kelley. Pitts
burg. Pa: W. : CargiH. La Crosse.
II troubled with a weak digestion
try Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
To hIptS Tha,- \
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
.CO1Ona Sand
Stone Quarries
Sawed Building Stone. AshIar and
Trimmings Speciality

trimmings Speciality
for cheapness, durability and
beauty, eNCeIIed by none. This
Stonc does not wash or color the
wall with aIkaIi, etc. Plans sent
US for estimates will receive care
full attention AID be returned
promptly at our expense.
Cusrries II miles from Rock
Island on the c.. 3. & @. railroad.
Trains No. and 10 will stop and
let visitors off and on.
BRIDGE, STONE, CORN CRIB
BLOCKS AND FOUNDATION
STONE, ANY SIZE DESIRED.
Samples of stone and photos Of
buildings can be seen at Room No.
IL, Mitchell & Lynde, building
Address:
ARTHUR BURIAL, Manager.
TlocI; island or Colons, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
MEETS ONCE IN
TWO YEARS NOW
". stern Catholic Union Deter
mines on Biennial Con.
Vention.
THE RATE is ALSO RAISED
J. w. Cavanaush, of This City, is
Elected to Board of
Trustees.

The second and last days cession
If the convention of the Western Cath
olic Union at Springfield opened with
requiem high mass at the church oil
the Sacred Heart, celebrated by Rev.
Father J. Mohr of New Berlin. Rev.
Father Timothy Hickey. vicar general
of the Alton diocese, preached a very
powerful sermon after which the reg
ular order Of business was taken up
and occupied the attention of the dele,
gates during the remainder of the fore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22

If troubled with a weak digestion
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will do you good. For
sale by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
Charles E. Hodgson.
FIRE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
Established 1874.

American Ins. Newark, y. !
Continental Ins. Co..........N New Yorb
Agricultural Ins. New YORK
Traders ms. Chicago. III
Williamsburg Ins. Co......N New York
New Hampshire Ins. Co. N. Hampshire
North German Ins. Co. 1900. New York
American Ins. Co.. Philadelphia, Pa
Security lns- CO.. New Haven. Conn.
Ins. Co. State of Illinois Rockford. III
Office-Room 5. Buford block. Rates
as low as consistent with security.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-22
THE HOTELS.

Totals ....... So S35 S74 pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

estuvieron muy desacertados al escoJer.
el estu Dido sainete Los LGncef'OS. para
presentarse ante aquel pubiicO select0
naturalmente fuerou inutiles los adml'
rabies esfuerzos de la Dueno. Montesinos
LubrieI, y esta Fez 81 in no corona la
Obra. 49, 49, s. -
En- un palco alto estaba7 al geberna-
dor Hunt con su sonora, su hfja, Miss
Greenwood don Francisco PARA. ri.
En- el palco Immediate ell Secretario
Hartzell con su familia. 0rr rr7e3 .R- .4
En- los palcOs altos tambien Mr.. Lu
ce su esposa; Mr.. Ds Ford y su seno.
"a; Mr. Korber y familia; doctor Lippitt
famiIia; dona A Lynn y su linda hiJa
doctor Ricardo Hernandez con su sObri
ma las senoritas Hoare; don jose s.
OuinOnes sonora; las senOritas Noble.
Eu las plateas la sonora viuda de
Orbeta con sus dos ~bellas hijas que yes
tian de azul; Fernandez Juncos con su
hija Amparo; doctor Fernandez Mater
sonora; Frank AntOnsantiy Y sonora; So
nora de Hernandez Usera y su hJa Ii
lita; familia Calaff; doctor G0enaga
sonora; doctor DOval y sonora; familia
del doctor Tossas doctor Manuel del
Vale y famiia. c'
En- ell proscenio de la derecha dos
nlnaS mOnls1m2S. Elisa Cald0PO0 nj
ria HOheb.
En- las butacas las senoritas Casal-@
due, AcOsta, Bunker, Nadal. Cabrera,
coronel Crane, el Collector de la Aduana,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettingil, Damian Monse.
rrat su hija. doctor We've y sonora,
Mr. Feullei, Emilio del Toro, PalaciOs,
Padial, Brau, doctor Ramirez y Noble.
En- fin, un brillante exito para los
OrganizadOres del concerto con espe
cialidad para dos damas quienes los
pobres deben estar muy agradecidos,
Mrs. Lugo Vinas do6a Teresa Anton
santi, una americana y la otra puerto,
rriquena a quienss me permito felicitar :
cOrdialmente. l.t.tf
ztE k-~j LUIS. [#&*A
San Juan, FebrerOs 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

En- la Corte de Distrito de- Humaca0
Estados Unidos de America, S. S.
Ell President., de los Estados Unidos en-
su nombre don Salvador Fulladosa y
Mir, Juez Presidente del Tribunal de
DistritO de HumacaO. s.4# II j
Hace saber: Que en- los autos de JUL
clio 0eclarativo promovido por el Licen
ciadO don TOmss BernardiR1 de la Huer-
ia en- representaci0n de dgna Mercedes
de IL. Tore contra don EleodorO
PalaciOs Gallo sobre divOrcio, ha re-
caido sentencia, cuya, cabeza y parte dis
posittva es como sigue:
SENTENCIA En- Ia kCiudad de Ca
guas, los dIez Y OchO dias del mes de
Dici,,mbre de mil novecientos tres, Wis
tOs n juicio oral y publicO estOs, autos
de juicio declaratfvo segnido pOr dona
Nero, sdes de la Torres Berries, casada,
mayor" de edad, dedicada las labores
de su sexo vecina de Caguas, dirigi'
da por ell Z etradO don Tomas Bernar-
dini de- Ia Fl, ,,srta contra 81 esposo don
Eleodoro Pala, :iOs Gallo, mayor de edad,
Doctor en- Medi> :ina y de dOmiciliO igno'
RADIO sebre divor> -io y en- los cuales es
parte ell Ministerio- Fiscal.
FALLAMos: Que debemos declarar y
.declaramos con luga la demanda de di'
vorcio entablada por dona Mercedes de
la Tore Berries cont va su esposo don
Eleodoro Palacios Gall en- su conss'
cuencia disuelto al matri. uonlo celebrado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

y salfo haca un moment0. creO que
esta en- Ia if5lesia.
Asom6se Victor las vidrieras
de la por terra desde la que Sc vefa
fachsda del hotel; y al YER luE en-
una de las ventanas del segundo
piso, pens6 que So padre estaba en-
casa,
-Gl lsrdad esta malets, dijo al
porter o, y no lIameis para avisar
mi lie gsds, pues qulero subir por
Ia csc slera de servicio
Isf 10 hizo subiendo con mu.
cha II gerezs y sin encontrar ma
die. Al !legsr al segundo pfso
strsI ESQ IN corredor = di6 dos gol-
pecit os en- uua puerts.
II Adelsntei dijo ana voz que
reccr ocio por In de su padre.
III. .llabsse este en- su despscho,
sent ido en- IN sil.6n 10 voltaire,
con as piernss cruzsdas. Ia csbeza
apoy ada en- las manos y entregado
a su cavilaciones. Al yer entr8r q
Viz or di6 IN grito de sorpresa y
alss ria, pero lie vi6 palido y motto
erl 80 actitud algo que lie llamo la
9 &c ncf6n.
ada d6nde vfenes, hijo INFO?
De Nantes, padre mfo. contes-
10 Victor cerrsIldo la puerts.
apc ysndose en- la chimenea frente
q sn padre.
-dY puede saloerse que ruisteY
Me batf
z, baron Sc estremecio.
ST. me bstf, continu0 Victor.
con uno de- les Q &c me msltrsta ron
en- So!ogne; con 1no de los que son
/ ls csusa de la locurs de mi hernia.
ma.
-sQue me cu.sntas7
-Pero antes &c hsblaros de esas
cosas, e. precise, padre mior que
nos ocnpelnCs de otras cosss.
-iAhi hiro ell baron que no pudo
menos do experfmeutsr una vsQs
inquietnd al observar 10 glacial del
acento que empleaba 81 hijo.
-Creo que somos csbsileros, pa.
!, ass mfo.
-~ivsss ma ccurrencist
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

Sslt6 de la CANA, J asomandose
la puerta. dirigio una snsiosa
mirada q su alrededor; tenis el
mar q sus pies sobre su cabezs las
rocss y q derechs e 'zquierda un
sendero tortuoso y en- ell sendero In
chora de la que sslfs y que parecia
abspdonada. Entro otra ven y ona
coss blanca que viG sObre In mesa
atrsio sus mirAdas Era Uns carta
Que teufA ell sobre dirigido d 81
nombre J cuya letra lie era com pie
tamente descopccids La aorio y
ley6 10 siguiente.
<Unss personas Las que el Sc
for de Pssse Croix inspira viva
simpstfas, lie aconcejan que regrese
& Paris y que no pregante !amEs
sea & quien quiera en- este munoo.
Ia explicacion de ciertos misterios.
AL seGor de Cheneviere no lie co
contrara "a en- Nantes porque lie
han llevado IN castillo de lea al
rededores. cuyo nombre hufcsra en
vano ell seflor de Pagse Croix; cue
no tiene para qae volTer o Ia
auinta, porcue Las dcs stroras que
en- ella vivian, abandonkron 1 Belle
Isle. 81 ell senor de Passe CroiI en-
cuentrs aIguna vez 4 Ii condesA.
hara muy bien en- volverla 10 espal.
da, pues per hsberse ourlado aque-
lla de e.. no merece mas que II In
diferecla y despreciL.
,Se ruegs oil senior de Passe CroiI
I vaya Ia possda del Zorro dc Orc
I en- dcnde encontrarA 81 maleta 7
! sus pistoIas
La carta carecfa dc arma J Vic
tor sc oprinia In cAbeIA nafmu
Il rando:
Il -Creo Que Acahars por volvsrms
4 loco como mi hefmapa
II Registr6 fscruprloaamente tods
In casa no enccntr6 NADIA, y des
i ,ues .e march6 LOcmArla y entr(
II en- el Zorro dc Ogo.
/ -lDics nfoi exelsnd Ia posader'
nj verie. lCreia cue haoias maerto
Hace dns fias que cs fuistsis
-lDos dissi
Il --Sf. foe antesytr, visrres p
ls nocAe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06
.DANIELA

tros padres son culpabIes es 9 nos
otros 1uien correspoade rep arar
su falta, pero antes hay que s,aber
cual 90 esta.
-lMi padre no confesara nunca!
djjo Pablo suspirsndo.
-lPues 20 iuro que ell mfo se
vera oblIgado decir la verdad -
exclamo Victor, y en- ell momellto
en- que prOnuncisba estas palabr as,
detenfase Ell tren en- la estsci6n de
Paris.
IA d6nde vase pregunt6 Pablo
Como 20 no quiero yer 6 mi padre,
me voy un hotel.
Me vOy directsmeDte 6 mi ca.
So, dijo Victor, porque hoy migmo
qniere tsner una explicsci6n CON ell
milo.
Inclin6 Pablo la cabeLa no res.
pondi0 NADIA. Tomaron un coclle,
= Victor dejo d Pablo en- ell hotel
de Baden y Sc fue IL casa patar-
nR.
FL baron de Passe Croix. habtta.
ba en- Paris en un vasto hotel de la
Gallo de Aojou Saiut Honore. Era
IN edifcio ago triste y de paroles
CRISES, en- Ell que sus dueflcs apenas
pssabsn los castro meses del in
vierno. On portero viejo era el
dnico guardian cuando la fsmiiia
Ne marchaba 9 Ia Martiniere er
donde parecia que ell baron Sc be
llaba mas a gGsto que en- Paris
Era entrsda Ia noche cusndo We
tor llsmo discretamente & la paer.
"a que ahrio ell portero.
~!Siler cio lie orden6. Antes de
avisar q Dadie, dime como sigue 10
sefiorita. E
Y Sc meti6 en- la porterfa cerran.
do Ia puerts.
LA sefiorits, sig1e nucho me-
jor respondi6 ell portero.
-lAhl exclsm6 Victar respirau-
do con mas desahogo.
-Viene tOdo los dfas no medico
portugufs. y segdn dicen. dentro
de poccs cfss estarE completameu-
be curada.
sY mi ma3re?
la senors baroness signe bisn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06
EDICTOs

En- Ia COrte de Distrito de HumacaO
Estados Unidos de America, S. S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06
Gran SastrerIa
DE MIGUEL SAVING
II GANGA INCREIBLE I!

En- ell excelente establecimiento de
don Miguel Savino, que es. como saben
los lectores, el mejor sastre de la Capt.
tai, el que revela an todo un gusto
artistico incomparable, Sc hacen trajes
a la medida, ofreciendole al publico una
gran ventaja: la de- pagar sl.20 sema'
males.
Con esta concession favor orabilisima es'
tar&n todOs de enhorabuenas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

En- las maquinas de escribir de an.
tiguo sistema, 9el operator levanta la
carretilla a cada mOmento para v er 10
escritO.
Por hAbitO
Porque SO igura que SO b = equivo'
cadO t
Porque realmente SO ha equivocado.
Para cOrregir.
Para YER 81 la correction resulta.
por otras Glen razon es familiares
a los que escriben en- maqu ina. Todo 10
cual SO evita usando la IN Aquina sOLI-
VERS de eSC1'ita<9'a G5Si6Le
Unico Agente en- Puerto Rico, l..
Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06

Licenciado don Jose |. Gomez Padila,
Z Juez Municipal de la Ciuda de Are
cibo.
Hago saber: Que en el Juicio verbal
civil seguido On este Juzgado pOr Don
OuinOnes Don Tomas Colon, en- cobrO
de pesos, SO ha dispuesto por providen
cia de esta fecha la venta en- publlca
subasta por termino de veinte dias de la
siguiente fnca:
RtsTICA. radicada en- ell barriO de
GarrOchales, compuesta de veinte cuer-
das, equivalentes treinta y una hecta
reas, cuarenta Y cuatrO areas, trelnta
dos ,centiaPeas de terrenO llano que
brado en- pastos y malezas; linda al
Norte con tierras de Don Jose Martinez
antes de Don Francisco Sicard6, al Sur
con la cordillera de Sabana hOyOs, al
SaIiente con tierras que fuerOn de Eu
genio Omedes al Poniente con las
pertenecientes al tribute nOmbrado San
Miguel, cuya fnca SO halla registrada
favor del ejecutado Don Jesus Qulnones
eD ecuantO la cabida de sesenta dos
cuerdas al folio 204 del tOmO 26 de Are.
cibo, f1nca numero 1869, inscription "a.
Dicha f1nca ha sido tasada en- la can't
dad de setecientos diez dollars. Ell rema
To r0nOra lnRar 81 uIa NelutlnucNo uoI
actual a la una de su tarde en- la sala
audiencia de este JuZgadO, haciendose
presente: que no Sc admitira pOstura al
guna que no cubra de contado las dos
terceras parties de la tasaci0n; que para
tomar parte en- la subasta habra que
consignar previamente en- la mesa del
Juzgado ell diez por ciento de dicha tasa
cion: que no Sc ha suplido la falta de
titulO.
DadO On ArecibO dos de FebrerO
de mil novecientos cuatrO.
JOSE |. GOMEZ.
Ell SecretariO,
]. SANTANA RAMIREZ. 3O2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06
LA ANTILLA PEQUERA
DE CARLOS IZOUIERDO
GRAN CAFE

Tet1tdra natn1e,'0 80 eSQabsa1 a T1dtlcd
SAN JUAN X.
Montado con todo lujo y aparatos mo-
dernos, servicio especial en- refrescos.
l1coreS, cafe chocolate, hclados, dulces,
emparedados, leche batida, cervezas de
las mejores marcas acreditadas. Lunch
gratis en- scrvicios de licores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-06
Fdmada Mdfquez Roi9. arae antss sSs de Gsdi. oe%.

II uIIIIuIiu hui quIL NVi5' prar sus medl'
cinas visite la Farmacia Marquee Roig.
En- ella encOntrara ef surtido mas com
pleto de articulos de su ramO personal
competente para ell despacho de recetas,
a las cuales SO dedica especial cuidado,
agrado, prontitud en- ell despachO pre-
clos sin conapeteracfa. Caguas, Puerto
Rico. alt.