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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-21
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The grand visitation to Benjamin B..
French Lodge. F. A., A. NJ, took place on
Monday night and was one of the best OF
the series.
Grand Master James A. Wetmore Is un-
usually felicitous in his addresses in re-
Spouse to his greetings in the various
lodges He has the history of each con,
stituent lodge down to the fine points, and
is duly complimentary to each.
The past masters of Hope Lodge, No 20.
A. A. M, conferred the third degree at
the last meeting of the lodge. rms al,
ways interestinga ceremonial drew Out
good attendance.s sHf
Albert Pike ConsistoEy. A. A 5. X. con,
ferred the thrtySfirst degree MONDAY, anu
Alex r. Holt, thirtyathird degree preslusu;
The thirty-secondl degree was coIiIeii ~ =.
Tuesday night. The cQnsistory is able 10
keep right on doing good and true work,
even If a large delegation OF its memo osa
is off for its southern "trip OF instruction.
and entertainments ne
The Indiana Knights Templar had vast
attendance at their recent goioen Jupnee'
There are about 5000 sir knights III In
diana, and the event was one OF Inucn III
terest and Importance. The features OF tne
occasion were a great parade and Dali,
which closed day Of pomp and display by
chivalric Masonry. Thirty commanetries
were in the parade or tue hoosiel Sniyon !,
and sixteen bands discoursed appropriate
music. Among the cities represented In the
parade We're indianapolis, Sheibyviiie. La
fayette. Fort Wayne, New Albany, Hicn-
mond, Knfghtstown, Greencastie. south
Bend. Columbus. Terre Haute, Muncie,
Marion, Madison, Franklin, st. John, Craw-
louisville, Jeffersonville, Anderson, Wash
ington. Wabash, Burton. Greenfield, Del
phi. New Castle and Brazil.
The long line of knights were under COM
mand of Gen. William j. Mckee. The
evening entertainment was held at Tomlin-
sons Hall. The decorations about the hall
were gorgeous and expensive. Flags
knights Templar emblems and hundreds OF
yards of bunting were In evidence. A large
cross, formed OF red incandescent electric
lights, hung just In front OF the stage. and
below this an elaborate sign of welcome
was suspended, shedding light from many
posed. The front was brilliantly decorated
for the occasion. Hundreds of red and
green incandescent lights formed a mann
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Arrangements are completed for the am
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Public Schools in Russia.
From Social Service.

From Social Service.
There are S4,544 public schools in the EN-
pire of Russia. of which number 40131 are
under the jurisdiction of the minister of
public education, 42.5sS under the juris-
diction of the Holy Synod and the remain
der under other departments. OF the pupils,
10, 1G7 are adults. 3.231 .694 boys and 1 203.-
ao2 girls. The teachers number 1T2 600.
The maintenance of these schools costs
more. than $25 600, 900. The average school
tax for city schools is $3.50 and for village
schools IS per pupil.
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Mithras Lodge of Perfection. A. A. S. R.,
will not meet again until June Z. 1t has
called" off until after the return of the
Scottish Rite pilgrims from the south and
west
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nual excursion of Columbia Commandery,
No. q knights Templar. 1t occurs next
month, and the sir knights are confident
that it will be highly successful.
At the meeting of the Washington Camp
of Modern Woodmen, Thursday evening,
the venerable consul, Geo. e. Jewell. tender
ed his resignation, which was accepted,
for Maryland, was elected to fill the va
cancy. Mr.. Jewell will shortly leave for
his home in Danville, Ill.
Quite number of Woodmen, including
the degree team, went to Chevy Chase last
Monday evening and were highly enter
tanned by the lodge of that place. The
Washington boys exemplified the initiatory
work, after which refreshments were serv-
ed by the Chevy Chase lodge.
The Woodmen lodge last week sent
liberal contribution to the flood sufferers
at Grand Rapids Mich, there being a
large number of Woodmen among the vic
tins of that flood.
Next Thursday evening the lodge will en-
terrain the Woodman lodges from Alex
andria and Chevy Chase. An entertaining
program is being prepared and all Wood
men in the city will be welcome.
The official bulletin of the Royal Arcanum
for May shows that in the list of the largest
councils in the United States and Canada,
March 81 1904 Oriental and Kismet Coun-
ellis of this city stand twenty-first and
twenty-fifth, respectively, the former with
a membership Of $50, and the latter with
1875 There arek2 121 councils of the Royal
Arcanum in existence, with a total men,
bership, April 80 last. of 295 1s2.
It is the custom of the Royal Arcanum to
observe the anniversary of the day 1t was
founded-June 23-and its next celebration
will be at River View, with compliment
airy excursion to its members and friends.
Interest In the Royal Arcanum in the Dis
trict of Columbia is enlisted through the
workings of its bowling league, which has
Just closed successful season, and on ac-
count of the base ball league, whose initial
game was played Tuesday last, the opening
ceremony of the season having been con-
Quoted by Commissioner West The strong.
team of Kismet Council, In game well
played, defeated that representing District
Council.
1t is understood to be the purpose of the
league officials to hold game at George
town field, June IL. between the two strong
est teams In the league.
The last meeting OF Dorcas Rebekah
Lodge. No. 4, l. o. o. F., opened In regular
form. the noble grand. Miss Bessie Fowler,
sounding the gavel promptly at o'clock.
Communica tons were read, reports adopted.
Committees formed and plans outlined for
active future work in the interest OF the
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What we need i'm the morning is not an
eye opener but pore opener A BORAX
bath cleanses the pores properly and rids
the body of waste matter, the blood is puri-
fled, and there's a delightful sense of buoy
ancy and strength that drugs and stimu-
lants cannot give. Let nature have
chance to do her work i'm her own way
put Borax i'm the water and your pores will
do their work. After a Borax bath you
not only feel clean, but you are clean.
Be sure YOU get pure borax. Ask for
2O-MULE-TEAM BRAND.
At all drug and grocery stores--A, "
and lib packages.
The famous "AMERICAN GIRL" PICTURES FREE to
purchasers of 2oMue Team Borax At for BOX
TOP and stamps Pacific Coast Borax Co., New York.
Chicago San Francisco.
%9AnA4seHaErsS z41 4 81 4 G &
Twenty Mule eam-o
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proposed Odd Fellows home by the repre-
sentative. Mrs. E. B. Russ, who has thor.
oughly aroused spirit of enthusiasm
throughout the membership.
Deputy Grand Master w. II. McNiel who
Is ready at all times to give woman her
share of credit in the conduct of affairs,
talked Interestingly of the executive ability
or woman and the important part she has
played In the establishment and maintain
ing of the vorfous homes throughout the
states. He also thanked the members and
expressed his appreciation of the support
rendered him as chairman of the anniver-
sary committee
The time was then given over to a very
unique and interesting program. under the
and participated in mainly by the officers
OF the stan, the conductor, Mrs. Ida s. Ar
mold, playing the leading role
The pianist, Miss Nellie Smith captivsted
the audience by her rendition of the must.
cal numbers.
Scottish Rite Hall was crowded Thurs
day night to its utmost capacity to wit
ness Esther Chapters rendition of the
fioTa Addenda.' The officers rendered
the degree in most efficient manner. and
We're heartily applauded by the large au.
dience present. The duet of Ruth and
Naomi" sung by Mrs. Abbott and Miss
Har cock. and the Eastern Star poem rs-
cited by Mrs Bertha G. Hudson, drew
rounds of applause. The drill of the Of
f1cers was under the direction of Can't
boeiueFp a memDer OF Esther CHAPTER.
whom much of the success was due
Besides the floral work the following pro-
gram was carried out: Recitation, "Colum-
bus" by Miss Corinne Hay; vocal solo.
Samuel Shields; recitation. Julia Streateri
presentation to Mr.. Loeff1er, by Pearl Par.
sons; addresses by the worthy grand MAJ.
iron and worthy grand patron. At the
conclusion of the exercises refreshments
were served.
Columbia Lodge No. 10, I. o. o. F., cons
ferred the nitiatory degree Thursday even
ing last upon two candidates and elected
one member by deposit card. The lodge
expects to confer the third degree upon
several candidates June 8, In the large au.
ditorfum of the 7th street hall, on which
occasion 1T is expected that Potomac Lodge,
No. 49, of Alexandria, and Falls Church
Lodge, No. IL. of Falls Church. Va. win be
present.
Cyrus Castle, No i, knights OF the COL
den Eagle, initiated large class Of candis
dates in the third degree Wednesday night,
and later in the evening the grand officers
paid their seni-annual visit to the castle
Speeches were made which were Of interoaf
to the large assembly.
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Most folk who eat
FORCE" think it tastes
the best of all breakfast
foods. They say, 1T goes
right to the spot"
That's because Nature
is on the spot. She knows
at the first taste what she
can make the best blood,
and bone, and brain out OF
Nature says, Give me
FORCE"
A-..,.-z&--
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y n1oHo dUDDU0
3@2Kz5 Compare Our Methods
You will realize then why Schlitz beer pure.

You will realize then why Schtz beer is pure
You wash a cooking utensi We wash bottle
- four times, by machinery before we fill lit.
You city We bore down 400 feet to rock for
You prepare food i'm the air of the Wecoo Schtz
beer i'm plateglass and filter ALL the air that
touches lit.
the by machnery-=fi1ter it through
white wood pulp
Vet your methods cleany Ours cleanliness
o
T1enfor fear of a touch of impuritywe serilize every
bottle is sealed We double the necessary
of brewing to give you nealthful beverage pure
Do you wonder that sell million barrels
nual1y? Ask for the brewery bottling.
The Mai 4 Jos hHz BewmgC
Whmgon
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Twenty Mule Team-Our Trade Mark.
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nual excursion of Columbia Commandery.
No. 2. knights Templar. 1t occurs next
month, and the sir knights are confident
that it will be highly successful.
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Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. NJ, con-
ferred the entered apprentice degree on
Thursday evening.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
BUQUES QUE SE ESPER4a

&Caracas,> , procadente de la Quay
"a escalas llegara 4 este puerto el
dia 13 del corriente para Seguir direc-
tamente 4 1Jew-Y ork.
xPfo IX1 debe haber xaIido de
Barcelona Il dia del corriente mes
con destino a este puerto ell de Pom
ce.
Barca americana xBoylston,2 p del
puerto de New York debe shaber sail
do el Is del ppdo. para esta.
<Catalinao, salio de Canarias Ell
del corriente para esta.
<Niceto,9 saldra de Liverpool Ell
23 del corriente mes con destino di-
recto a este puerto.
Bergantfn americana <Maurice
Swau.a Esta la carga en- New Y orl
de donde saldrd para este puerto Ell %
del corriente mes.
xPhiladel phia,1 de New Y ork lle-
CARA q este puerto Ell IA del corriente
mes para seguir viaje la Guayra
escalas.
xArkadia> con destino este puer-
to sali6 de New Orleans el del CO.
rriente mes.
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Diez y seis meses hsbfan
transcurrido desde que Maria
Luisa abandouo SD casa dejando
ei pesar y la desolxci6n trxs he
de II. y en- ell castillo psda hsbfa
c&mbiado; ell csbsllero ibs dia-
riamente & recorrer sus propie-
dades, seg6n su inveterads cos
tumbre, 6 Irene Sc entregsba q
In rutina da sus auehaceres do
mesticcs- Nads hsbfa Gambia
do. y sin embargo una negra
nube obscurecfa el cielo de Men
dcza y cuanto ALI SO encontraba.
En- sus paseos FOR las gran
jag Y tierras de labor, ell caba-
Hero no hablahs va 4 sus colo
nos 6 arrendatzrios con Ia son-
riss que era en- Ell caracteristica ;
So csbeza girls Sc inclinaba bajo
ell peso de 81 desgrsc cis. Y nj le-
vantsr los ojos cualquiera podfa
leer On ellos las sefiales de una
aDsiedad constante y roednrs.
Desde que no vefa & Maris Lui-
~ 10 habfa conocido an momen-
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"a ell Atlante y lucho al 1ado del que
nacio en- Monte Vernon no menos es
verdsd que Jefferson redacto Ell pri-
mer conjunto de deberes Y derechos,
hacienda del hombre, hombre cier-
to es asf mismo que Patricio Henry,
formandose tribune, electrizo con su
palabra fogosa las multitudes que
corrieron presto adar su sangre por la
patria, patria fOrmada para tener ell
culto que les pluguiera y gobernase
como les pluguiese Washington, des-
cGbrome ante tt, que supistes romper
en- mil pedazos la cadena que ataba
ell terreno virgen de America La So
berbia Inglaterra.
Baldorioty, inclfnome. ante tt, por-
que sin tt yo no hubiese aprendido q
amar la libertad; sin tus nsenanzas
quizas hubiera crefdo que Bolivar,
Washington Lincoln habfan obrado
NAL, pensarfa que luchar por alcan-
zar los derechos del ciudadano libre
fuera un crfmen.
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Noticias de Vieques
de amestro Corresponsal)

VIEQUES. JULIO 10. -Ha falle
edo en- este pueblo el apreciable caba
! Hero don Cristian Matfas Hi jaldemall
DichO senor era natural de Dina
marca, hacfa muchos amos que resi-
dfa en esta Isla, dOnde, nerced una
fmproba labor lleg5 4 adquirir un
cuantioso capital que ha legado d su
familia al morir, asf como un nombre
honrado.
Ultimamente habfa adquirido Ia
fatal enfermedad que le llev6 al Sc
pulcro.
Nuestro p6same sus familiares.
Aver tuvieron una reyerta los
individuos Juan Rios y Pedro Michee.
Ell guardia Perales los detuvo.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de salu-
dar q nuestro distinguido amigo don
de la mercantil Suceso-
res de M. Roman y CO, de San Juan,
que Sc hal!a en- esta en- asuntos conner
ciales.
Durante ell pasado mes de JUNO Sc
ham hechO en- este Registro Civil las
inscri pciones siguient IS: NacimiantOs
81. Defuncione5 Y ; mat.-im ouio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
CAPTTULO Xxx
Ell AMOR DE RUPERTO

TO de feIicidad. pues Ia imagen
arrogante y hermosa de In mi
mads de ga corszon, cuya dora
da csbezs scostumbrs ba & po-
sarse carifIoeamente Fcbfe su pa
cho, lie scomp afi&bs q todas ho-
ras del dfs, y de noche sentfa en-
suefios Ia preston de sus tiernos
brxzos Y Ia frescura de sus la
bios en- Ia frente, despertandose
sobresaltado para hallsrse con
IL mas desconsoladors reaiidad.
Todos respects ban su dolor,
evitando preguntas que pudie-
sen parecer indiscretss; sabfan
10 mucho qpe ell cabaiIero anna
ba squellS hija cuys desapari-
ci6n lamentshan cesntos tuvie-
ron In suerte de trstaria, v CO.
nocfsn In caus2 de las profundss
lfaeas que sufcaban su frente y
>us mejillss y por que &c hsbia
vpeito tscitnrno y nunca sc SON.
refa. Mas tarde, al volver So
bre 81 pasado, nnncs pudo ell
comprender como habia tr-ps-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
Las NINA MTMADA

Sola no; porque de vez en- Guam
do 81 iba & verla para intere-
sarse por So salud.
lSabe Dios cuan falso era
10 1ltimo y que Maria Luisx
solo 10 decfA para tranquilizar
4 81 padre y & su herm&na!
Estos contestAban sus cartas
con dulces y csrifiosas frases
v las mas acendradas protestAs
de amor, enviandole lindss TO-
tografias de Ia casa en- 9onde
tanto sc lie encontraba q faltar,
sin mencionar una sola vez ell
nombre del captain Arim6n.
Irene hizo mas; lie envi6 IN
ba1l lleno de vestidos, te. cali
zado, conservxs alimenticias,
libros. todo un conjunto de
los mas curiosos objetos, en- Gu
va colocaci6n interviDo tambien
Ruperto. A tempo lego este
carifioso presente, puas Maria
Luisa sc morfa casi de hambre y
de frio.
Cuatro amos hxbian trans
currido y Amparo Lara, oil mi
rar aquel rostro que adorabs,
se pregunt6 81 habia llegsdo va
10 horA de YER premiados sus
afanes.
Estsba en- ell apegeo de su
esplendida beileza y era rica 6
instrufds: por que no podfa
logrsr que Ruperto le hiciese
caso3 iSe dispopfa el tai vez
a empleAr toda una vida de due
10 por Ii Ioca muchkcha que
10 hAbia xbsndonsdo por IN
hombre como ell capit&n Ari-
mon 7 All, no! segursme6te.
Ruperto habrfa variadc de modo
de penssr.
Amparo era buens, iuge-
nus modests, y estsbA tan 10
camcEts enamorAda de Ruper-
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Un buen PenSaIniento
fTacaSado

Algunas personals entuSiaStaS de
Bayam6n, entire las que fguraba en-
primer termino el respectable caballero
don Leonidas Villalon, acariciaron el
proyecto de levantar un escenario en-
la COlOnia Espahola de aquel pueblo
q fin de celebrar veladas literarias los
domingos proporcionar asf, no solo
un medic de expansion solaz la
sociedad bay yamonesa, ALI dOnde los
espfritus Sc mueren de hipocondrfa Y
tristeza, 81 que tambien OCCASION a la
juventud para despertar la vida del
estudio y ell progreso Intellectual.
FL pensamiento, como Sc We, no
pod1a ser mas hermoso plausible;
pero 10 que Sc ha hecho en- casi todos
los pueblos de Ia isla, no ha podido
en- Bayamon que por varios
conceptos Sc juzgar1a mas adelantada
que algunos de aquellos pueblos.
Aver domingo era ell dfa senalado
para celebrarse una reunion tomarse
los acuerdos necesari0s al indicado
fin, pero los salones de ID ~Colonia2
no concurrieron mas que dicho se1or
Villal6n, su inteligeute simpatica
hija Adriana, otra bella senorita cuyo |
nombre no conocemos, y alguno que
otro joven no adocenado.
Demas esta decir que estas perso-
mas hubieron de retirarse en- vista de
lue Sc las dejaba solas, que el |
lermoso pensamiento ha fracasado por
Quizas sea un hecho fines
lei presente siglo mediado del
XXI.
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to. que no habfa artificio que
no intent2se para conquistario:
& todas procurab& encontrarse
con el, pues 81 iba al despacho
& leer 6 escribir, ALI estaba
ella; 81 vsgaba por los jardines
pensando en- su adorad& fugiti-
va, por una condolences sinpu-
lar. estaba SECURE de que Am
paro le saldrfa al paso con al
go nuevo 6 interesante que con-
tsrle, y nj notar que su interes
decafa, conducts habilmente Ia
conversation III tema de Ma
ria Luisa, para ganarlo nueva-
mente.
Amparo 10 querfs con amor
profundo y sincere y SO admi-
raba de que Ruperto, reunien-
do tan bellAs cualidades, hui
biese podido hacer cxso de una
muchscha antojadizs como Ma
ria Luisa, que hAbfa sido capsz
de despreciarlo por Ell rubio
mjlitAr, cuya sola recomenda-
ci6n eran los atrsctivos fisicos.
Aprenderfs ccmpreDderla &
ella, que estxba dispuesta & en-
tregArle 81 corsz6n y su vida ?
Parecfa que no.
Custro sfios habfan pasa-
do desde que Marfa Luisa es-
taba snsente v NADIA revelsba
en- Rnperto Ell mas pequef1o in
tere4 por Ampsro; 50 rostrc te-
Di. IL mismA grxvedsd de sntes
y una sombra de tristeza cubrfa
a1n Sus profuudo ojos.
Uns tarde del mes de Ju-
nio. en- que Ia Nuturslezs pa
recfa yestir,e con sns meiores
gslas./ Ruperto. deisndo al
caballero entregsdo 4 50 acos-
tumbrada siesta sc dirigi6 solo
al jardin en- busca de su sitio
favcrito, que era IN bAnco r1s-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
FL CUATRO DE JULIO
Era al ano IVA.

age, gObernador militar de Mas
sachussetts, habfa suspendido "a asam
blea que debia celebrarse en- Salem.
presumiendo quizas que ALI surgirfa
La protesta lanzada por los descen-
dlentes de William Peun Lord Bal
hmore; mas los representatives soste-
1lendo sus derechos, reunieronse en-
Ia ciudad referida, mas tarde en- Con
cord, luego en- Cambridge, donde bro
y la chispa que hizo encender ell CO.
rlzon americana con el fuego sacro-
santo por la libertad.
lnglaterra, olvidando la doctrina
que lie legara Monfort, queria hacer
parias a aquellos bravos .colonos Y
precipitar los sucesos, matando { hi
rlendo en- Lexinton diez seis ehom-
bres al minuto.,
Faltaba un jefe, pero Sc saba que
en Virginia vivla un atleta lIamado
Jorge Washington, que, muchacho lu-
cAaba con potros ind6mitos, venci6n-
dolos; que joven atravcsaba la selva
Ilevando comisiones 4 los franceses
de- lago Erie; que era diestro en- la
guerra con los indios; que deb1a ser
nombrado, como asf 10 fua el 16 de
JUNO, general en- jefe del ejtrcito IL
bertador, nombramiento hecho por el
Congreso Continental.
Richard Henry Lee present6 una
proposition al Congreso en- la que Sc
decl ARABIA las colonias unidas libres |
& Independence, proposition que fu6
aprobada ell de julio.
Franklin, Adams, Sherman, Lii |
vingston y Jefferson, cinco patricios, |
formaban ell comit8 presidido por el |
ultimo que debfa redactar redacto la |
declaration de la independence la cual |
fue lsida desde una plataforma de ma
dera el 4 de Julio de 177G.
#*#
Siglos y siglos hacia en- que Dios,
de la NADIA, habfa hecho millares de
mundos; siglos y siglos hacfa en- que
la diosa Libertad escondida estaba:
en- los arcanos de la Providencia
estaba que habfa de ser un hijo del
continente descubierto por Colon uien
rasgara ell velo que ala referida diosa
cubrfa.
ST. nacio la libertad del mundo en-
America, de America en- Estados Uni
dos, de Estados Unidos en- Lexing-
ton.
Washington, Franklin, Jefferson
y Patricio Henry fueron los sacerdotes
que oficiaron en- ell altar edifcado por
ell mismo Dios en- ell planeta TERRA,
altar consagrado la libertad en- el
cual solo habia oficiado Jesus, ell hijo
de la Galilea.
Cual ofciaba de Presto
No 10 se. Yo en- la historic veo
os cuatro levantando la Hostia Santa
del Derecho alzando ell cAliz de la
Justicia.
-. Es verdad que Washington, con
la espada en- Ia diestra, cruzo las la
nuras montes de Virginia; pero es
verdad tambien que -:anklin atrajo
hacia 81 la gallarda Francia, que le
lilo ell marques de Lafayette quien cru
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(ole9Io de Ia. y "a.
fn5e1dDzd.
Sc 8dn1iten a!unnoS internos
y externoS.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
Acadia municipal de Riogrande

Desde esta fecha por ell termino
de diez dias, Sc encuentra fijado al pt-
blico en- las paredes exteriores de esta
Casa Consistorial, Ell Presupuesto pa
ra el proxino ano fiscal de 1904 1905,
a los efectos que determine la Seccion
55 de la VICENTE Ley Municipal.
Rio Grande, 5 de Julio de 1904.
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nicipal. So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
GRAN SASTRERIA
DE MIGUEL SAVING
GANGA INCREIBLE

AvisO mis- numerOsOs clientes,
que desde este mes sera cobrado en- es-
ia casa I'm dollars por cada cuatro tqa-
jes que manden planchar.
Tambien aviso al p1blico en- gene
raj que por los 1ltimos vapores he re-
cibido un complete surtido de casimi-
res francescs.