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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
INSPECTION DE ALIMEHTOS

De las inspecciones recientemente
hechas por los empleados de Ia OGcina
de Sanidad, resulta que Sc nan tenido
que destruir mas de LOCO libras dc ba-
calao erojo.>
La Ofcina de Sanidad llama d
atencion del p1blico hacia la conve-
niencia de rechazar todo bacalao cue
Sc encuentre en- en- esas condolences,
pues ell color ~rojo> no e. natural Ga
81, sino que es el producto d. una
Bacteria especial, y su preseneia iu-
dica cast siempre el desarrollo do otros
Micro-Organismos patogenicos.
Ademas el bacalao Srojo2 Ia pro-
ducido muchas veces enyenenanieutos
q causa de ciertos productos Que Cd y
Sc desarrollan; convene pues recha-
carlo en- absolute en- nuestra alimen-
taci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
Noticias de San Sebastian
(De natestro Corrosponsaz. J

SAN SEBASTIAN, JULIO g.
Como aqu1 no Sc desconocen los gran
des benefcios que reportan los pue-
bios las buenas carreteras, muestrase
gran interes por La q, trata de unirnos
en- breve con ! a importante Jurisdiction
vecina de Lares. De la poblacion al
kilometro IL esta terminaoo, y de es-
to al kil6metro 6, esta esplanado ne
cesitando solo ell afrmado dos obras
de fabrica, una en- GQuebrada Cola
zo0 y Otra en- Ell &Salto de Torres >
Del kilometro 6 al 10 estan termin ados.
De manera que 1nicamente faltan CO.
mo cinco Kilometres de via para lie
gar q Lares. Ese trayecto Sc halla hoy
en- construction 10 dirije Ell entendi-
do y active sobrestante don Antonio
Vazquez.
Este mes quedaran conclufdos dos
kilometros mas, 10 que hace presumir
que para fin de ano las obras todas
esten conclufdas hasta el vecino pue-
bio de referencia.
Los jornaleros estan muy agra
decides al senior Timothee, que con su
faaoso ley de jornada de horas, los
condena q ganar 81 6 40 ctvs, cuando
antes CANADIAN so.
-Asf como este vecindario Sc felici-
ia de los trabajos que Sc hacen hacia
Lares, deplora Ell estado de abandono
y pesima conservation en- que Sc halla
la seccion de este pueblo a Aguadilla.
No solo es neces ario atender debida-
mente esa via, para que no SO acabe
de perder, sino tambien la construc-
cfon de los puentes sobre la quebrada
Y rio Guatemala.
Aqu1 Sc considera un absurdo la
Suppression de los peones camineros,
dnica garant1a de las Was p1blicas
de los dineros del pueblo. Cuando
falte vigilancia las carreteras estaran
q merced de todo el mundo; especial
mente los conductores de vehfculos
haran 10 que les plazca.
cDesde Ell dia - Sc ha estableci-
do una guagua para diez pasajeros, q
un peso el asiento entire este pueblo
la vecina villa.
Ell mayor de los disparates que
ha podido cometerse en- la nueva or
ganizaci6n judicial es hacer depender
d San Sebastian de Anasco. NADIA
10 justifca: nj entire ellos existen ca
minos, nj relacion nj intereses; en-
cambio todo esto 10 .tiene con Aqua
dilla. rs un error tan de bulto que
no sera dificil que SO rectifique.
Como aquf nadie gestion6 la
question del juzgado, no Sc sabe quien
indic6 para Ell cargo al Sr. Angulo;
pero todos Sc muestran conformes con
Ia designation.
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EI nuevO Juez de Ia Corte de
Ponce tOn5 possession
Sc proyecta una t6mbola a
beneficio de la igIesia
Un ladrOn capturado por
la poiicia
(De maestro Correspons0l)

PONCE, JULIO 5.-El cuatro de
Julio pas6 sin fiesta alguna aquf. So
10 hubo una retreta anoche en- ell niue
lie americana de la Playa, amen del
cierre de los comercios, 1nica cosa,
esta Ultima, que communicable aquf al
dfa de aver, el aspecto de los dfas fes-
tivos.
Hoy tom6 possession de su cargo
de Juez de la Corte de Distrito, el Sr.
Tous Soto, constituyendo ell tribunal
con los nuevos empleados. Ell senior
Tous Soto llego Ponce antes de aver.
Sc proyecta en- esta ciudad una
tombola para | a creaci6n de una CAPT
La cat6lica en- el barrio de Canas.
Forman la comisi6n para cbtener
objetos del comercio, destinados la
t6mbola referida, la senora de Ferran
y senoritas Escott y Echevarrfa, quie-
nes el sabado por la noche, y aver
por la tarde, trabajaron en- pro de la
hermosa idea que patrocinan. Stem
pre- la mujer al lado de 10 grande y de
10 bello.
-Nuestro respectable amigo don
Luis Gautier saldra el Jueves para
Humacao, q residir ALI con su fami-
liza. Su hijo, nuestro amigo Paco,
quedara en- Ponce.
Que en- Humacao halle el viejo 8
fntegro patricia, el sosiego conside-
raci6n que nerece.
-Gerardo Garcia, quien Sc acu-
sa de un robo de cien pesos en- la Gem
trail Guanica, fu6 capturado por La
policfa ell sabado. En- ese dfa, por la
noche, aprovechando un instante en-
que el guardia que 10 vigilaba en- Ell
cuartel atendfa otro detenido, Sc fu-
GO, echando correr por las GALES de
Ponce. El sargento Castanera 10 per-
sigui6 por las GALES Mayor & Isabel,
pero Garcia corrfa mas que Castane-
"a. Afortunadamente, cuando Garcia
media a franco lsilom6trico la calle de
Isabel, de Este Oste, Sc tropez6 con
ell teniente Iturrondo, quien, a la voz
de Castanera, <c6jalo teniente~ Sc echo
encima de Gerardo, dandole caza.
Bien por Castanera Iturrondo.
Con motive del plausible servi-
clio de que damos cuenta en- la anterior
noticia, realizado por dos activos
de "a polic1a insular, como
Garcia gritaba cuando 10 conducfan
al cuartel, algunos desavenidos con la
Insular, que ha restablecido ell orden
y Ia tranquilidad en- Ponce, han dado
en- la for de decir que Ia Insular COM
ponte6 Garcia, IN periodico local
ataca Castanera. Nuestros informes
son que no hay tai componte, que
solo Sc trata de un malhechor, q quien
La policia tenfa el deber de perseguir,
y que cumpli6 ese deber, 10 dice la
captura de Garcia.
Hasta hoy, la Policia Insular es
aquf la garantia de los hombres hon.
radios. Lo consignamos con gusto.
LA familia de nuestro amigo Dn.
Colon Bonhglio, Vista ce-
sante de esta Aduana, sustituido por
un americana, embarcara hoy para
Arecibo. FL Sr. Colon quedara en-
Ponce por algunos dias.
Deseamos feliz viaie q la distin-
guida fauilia Colon.
Probablernente quedaran en- Ia
Corte de Distrito todos los empleados
subalternos que existian allf antes de
Ia nueva reforma judicial.
-El senior Tous Soto, Juez de es-
IA Corte de Distrito, fue en- Ponce Jusz
de instruction en- la epoca dc Ia auto
nomia, y hace- W aEo. POGO mas q me-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07

nos, Fiscal de Ia Corte.
-Nuestro companero Quintin Me-
gr6n Sanjurjo, acaricia el pensamien.
70 de publican en- breye an libro con
sus postales en- verso. La mayor par
te de esas postales estan ineditas.
-Se nos informa que 81 america
no que vino d sustituir al honrado &
inteligente Vista de esta Aduana, don
Manuel Colon ! Bonfglio, habla may
POGO espafol. Asi debe ser: que ha-
hlen ingles los nativos.
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EI cdIsra Sc ha Pfe83lai1 5a
Ia Manchufia

NEW-YORK, JULIO 7.-Comuni-
can de Chefoo, que ha apareeido el
colera morbo en- varios puntos de Ia
Manchuria.
Tanto en- las tropas japonesas CO.
mo en- las rusas, esta hacienda esGa-
gos dicha epidemia.
En- las poblaciones rurales raina
gran panico, pues con ell paso contf-
nuo de las tropas, son muchos los
atacadOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
Don Felix SauTf

Esteapreciable r. squerido amigo
nuestro, sc halla en- San Juan, desde
hace dos dias.
FL senior Sauri vino esperar dos
de sus hijos que sc haIlan sstudiando
en- New York. y que anoche llegaron
en- el xCoamo..
FL senor Sanri regresa hoy q su
residencia de Ponce en- union de sus
hiios.
Damos Z estos Ia bienvenida, de-
seando 4 todos IN felix regreso Ia
ciudad del Sur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07

Gen el interior del CARO-; y desde luego
<que cuando esos artfculos estan suje-
<tos al tratamiento va descrito, bajo
xcircunstancias y condolences tan des-
xfavorables, Sc deterioran fuertemente
zen su apariencia y en- su valor CO.
mercial.
&Todo este afecta q los intereses
ode los exponentes, ocasionandoles un
xgran perjuicio con Ell mall tratamien-
xto exposition de los artfculos, su-
Gjetos q las circunstancias y condicio-
xnes va mencionadas, de 10 que result
<tan perdidas considerables. Los ex-
xponentes prueban que la manera de
Gconducir sus negocios hoy, es La mis-
&ma que en- la fecha, en- que Sc acord6
ola ordenanza en- question; que por
Graz6n de esta ordenanza imponiendo
xuna carga innecesaria y onerosa al
xcomercio entire los Estados, la tai or
denanza es contraria al tercer parrafo
&Secci6n del Art. 10 de la Constitu-
@ci6n de los K. U.9
Vease, pues, como es cierto, no va
por afrmaci6n nuestra sino por pro-
pia confession de la Companfa interesa-
da, que la carne refrigerada Sc des-
compone corrompe al ser puesta en-
lcontacto con Ell aire. Es precisamente
10 que hernos sostenido en- la enumera-
ci6n de los inconvenientes de esta
carne.
Esta confession de la Companfa IL
tigante en- Nueva Orleans nos ensena
asimismo la manera de combatir de
los defensores de la carne refrigerada.
Sus argumeutos sirven indistinta-
mente al pro y al contra seg1n las
circunstancias. ST Sc quiere evitar la
carne sea inspeccionada, Sc aduce que
sufre en- su conservation por Ell con-
tacto con ell aire y que por tanto no
pueden abrirse las cajas que la con-
tienen; 81 SO quiere impedir que la
carne sea rechaz por sus reconoci-
dos inconvenientes, sc sostiene, como
acaba de suceder en- la Capital, que es
falso que la accion del aire descom-
ponga la carne:
Tai es la t4ctica.
El contacto de la carne con Ell aire
Sc efectda sobrc todo en- los nurnerosos
trasbordos; y va podra suponerse el
estado en- que llega los lugares en-
que va ser consumida.
FRANCISCO II. DE CoExAGA.
superintendent del Manicomio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
I'm iOven estudi0s0

Ell estudioso joven don Federico
Perez Almitoty acaba de llegar con el
tftulo de abogado habiendose gradua-
do en- Ia Universidad de Syracuse
New York. Tambien aprob6 su eza-
men del Bar del estado de New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
.SERWCIO BLECRAF|CO
DE Ia DEnOCRACIA7

en- las que Sc encontr-ban en eate
Terminus, pr61imo d l. ostaeisn.
Los cascotes de Ia loes.aotoea Yo-
laron como proyeetiles cau7sas3 iran
ndmero de heridos entire las personas
que Sc encontraoan ea u aei6a y
sus alrededores.
En- todo PASS cause senssef5a In
noticia, por haber oearrido con f.e-
cuencia en- esa estaci5n catssseofas
parecidas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
Banda de Ia PoIicfa InsuIaf

A peticion dc varios prominentas
ciudadanos de San German, ha sldo
cedida Ia banda de- la Policfa Insalar
para que toque en- aquella cludad los
dias "a p del corriente.
Con ese objeto ha sido alberta alA
una colecta para sufragar los gastos
que origine 81 traslado dedicha oanea.
FL dia > saldra do esla capital
por ferr0carril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
FL Lcdo. Usera Santiago

A bordo del eCoamo> regres6 ano-
che de los Estados Unidos nuestr0
timado amigo de Ponce, el joven abo-
gado don Jose Usera Santiago, Z
quien hemos tenido el gusto dc ver
por esta redaccion.
Fl senor Usera continda viaje pa-
IA Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
CAGUAS

In el ~Kiosco Centrals d9 don juan
Diaz Hernandez, - veads - lEsgs-
CRAcIA1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
Terrible explosion en- Paris

NEW YORK, JULIO 7.-Cablegra
f1an de Paris que ha ocurrido una ex-
plosion de una locomotora del ferro-
carril en- la estacion de San Lazaro.
La detonaci6n fu6 terrible, causan-
do espanto en- la gente que circulaba
por la plaza de San Lazaro, asf como
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-07
R j NJ 0 R T S

Sc afrma como un hecho que el
Secretario de Estado Mr.. Hartsell, ha
hecho renuncia de su puesto y que Sc
dedicara al ejercicio de su profession
de abogado en- la Corte Federal
Sc rumora que desde aquf al mes
de Enero del proximo ano habra un
cambio complete de los Jefes de los
departamentos.
Esta noticia parece Sc ha recibido
por ell vapor que lego aver.
Otros aseguran que como dice Ell
refrain, <escoba nueva barre bien>, y
es indudable que esta hacienda falta
un buen barrido.
Tambien Sc dice que Jupiter ha
advertido los doses del Olimpo Po-
lice Insular, que la pol1tica no Sc ha
hecho para la policia y que no esta
dispuesto & tolerar que Sc metan a To-
ros los que no saben dar la pata.
Una cosa es la polftica otra muy
distinta la Police.
Convene al cuerpo estar prevent
dos, pues parece que Sc va a asar car
ne. Con que, va 10 sabe la policia de
Caguas.
Hay quiaa sospecha que 81 Mr..
Hamil1 no quiere continuar con Ia ba-
tuta, Mr. Techter esta dispuesto q di-
rigir cualquier banda por difcil que
sea.
Pero Mr.. Techter fracas6 en- ese
puestc de la manera mas desatrosa, y
hasta las piedras Sc levantarian pro-
testar.
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action to recover s1594.S so paid by plain
tiff on defendants bond on contract in
building the Masonic Temple In the
First Circuit Court, secondary evidence
regarding the bond-which had been
lost-was excluded. Plaintiff took an
exception, which the Supreme Court
sustains, ordering a new trial. The
opinion is by Justice Hatch.
]. A. Magoon and J. Lightfoot for
plaintiff; w. T. Rawlins for defend
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4 WORD TO FARM TOILERS.
PkINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
TIL &c A. -
The Home Friend of the
Farmer and His Family.

After the labors and tolls of the summer time,
and harvesting of crops in the early autumn,
many of our farmers, their wives, daughters,
and sons, find themselves in a condition of
health demanding careful attention if suffering
is to be avoided later on. Many experience
kidney trouble in some form; with some the
liver is torpid; there is biliousness, nausea, and
vomiting, with loss of appetite and depression
of spirits. Thousands who have been exposed
to cold, damp winds and rains while toiling in
the harvest fields, now feel the twinges OF
terrible rheumatism; Others run down by
worry, overwork, and irregular dieting, are
tormented with the pangs of dyspepsia.
To the thousands OF run down, sickly, and
half dead men and women in farm homes we
recommend with all honesty and confidence
the workers friend, Paine's Celery Compound,
the only medicine that can quickly and fully
restore strength to the weak body and vigor to
the muscles. Paine's Celery Compound tones
the stomach; it removes poisonous acids from
the blood which cause rheumatism; it feeds
the weak and diseased nerves and banishes
neuralgia tortures; it purihes the blood and
gives true vitality and life. The use of Paine's
Celery Compound in autumn means the estab-
fishing of perfect physical vigor to Withstand
the ngors of severe winter.
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the wand their arms flew out seeking Il
and the contact of open palms against
their bodies. their feet struggling the
while for a firm hold in the sand,
aroused the spectators. Suddenly an
athlete Topped sideways and toppled to
the sand, shoulders down. The referee
pointed his wand toward the victo.
Then another gladiator from the van
pushed side appeared and if defeated,
a third came, and so on through the
whole list
When Myako appeared the spectators
crowded forward to watch results
Myako stood at ease until the wand
fell There were sickly smiles on the
faces of each of has opponents, for they
knew they We're up against the real
thing now" Myako turned sideways
to them, making feints now and then,
posing, and all the While his arms. with
muscles standing out upon them like
whip-cords. We're working nervously
toward his opponents. There were all
kinds of tricks played upon them. Now
his foot would be. extended and an
athlete would stumble against it and
find himself quickly on his back. An
other jumped into the pit, Myako sud
denly lowered his head, ran toward the
other. encircled his waist with his arms
n i'm n
Others We're forced off the sand arena
by sheer force of Myakos strength.
The prizes We're numerous and We're
mostly articles of use, such as kimono
cloth. The prizes We're donated by
the various japanese merchants of the
city.
The kaleidoscope exhibition at the Or
pheum was excellent. The pictures
showed the troops in the field, going
through various evoIutions, sometimes
apparently in the face of an enemy.
One fine picture showed the deck of a
japanese war vessel with a gun crew
working a 6-inch gun. In the distance
was a shore-line on which puffs of
smoke could frequently be seen. Then
the gun was worked, and great clouds
of smoke rolled from it's muzzle. The
loading of the gun, the firing and the
resultant explosion of the shell as it
struck the shore were keenly watched
by the crew who threw up their hats
at a lucky hit. Then an explosion en-
veloped the men and scurrying of legs
away it was seen that the bulwark
near the gun had been penetrated by
a shell from shore battery and had
exploded on deck.
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WHY MOTHERS
WORRY

Did you ever hear a mother
worry over a plump child ?
There is no better bank of
health for child to draw
from than a good supply of
healthy flesh.
SCOTS Emulsion not only
gives a child weight and
plumpness. but it feeds the
brain. bones and nerves with
strength and active power.
Fewer mothers would
worry if they knew more
about SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is substi-
tuted by cheap emulsions and
so-called wines, cordials and
extracts of cod-liver oil.
They can do you no good
and are dear at any price.
Why buy them7 SCOTS
Emulsion has been the one
reliable preparation of cod
liver oil for nearly thirty years.
Wen send you sample fee upon request.
&C0TT ROWNE 400 pearl ctraa4 New
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Mysaka, Champion of
Hawaii Still I'm.
thrown.
Fine kaleidoscope Exhibition Of
japanese War Pictures at
Orpheum.

Broad-shouldered, muscular, husky
harbor front and laborers from the
other islands, wrestled in a sand-pit
at the japanese theater on Aala lane
last evening, the proceeds of the en-
tertainment going to swell the war
fund. The occasion was the annual
wrestling tournament of the Japanese
athletes.
of kaleidoscope pictures bearing on the
apanese-Russian war was given to
crowded and enthusiastic house at the
Orpheum.
The wrestling tournament was a clev-
er exhibition and the finest athletes in
the islands were present. Myako, the
unthrown champion, was present and
he toyed with other big, agile and cum
ming wrest1ers as if they were chill
dren. The enthusiasm at each appear
ance of the champion in the sanded
theatric. beautifully muscled and
moulded, an example of magnificent
physical development, Myako was a
live gladiator.
The theater was arranged to give
every spectator the best opportunity to
see the contestants. The sand-pit was
arranged in what would ordinarily be
called the orchestra circle, and was
raised half foot from the floor. n
post at each corner was gaudiIy decor
ated and electric lights above the struc-
ture brought the athletes strongly INTO
view. On posts diagonally opposite
We're attached bags of salt and as each
contestant entered the arena he squat
ted before the bag, slapped his thighs,
dug his heels hard into the sand and
threw salt over his shoulder for luck.
A fair-sized quantity was also wrapped
up in a piece of paper and buried in
the soil. an act supposed to bury all bad
luck.
A master of ceremonies and several
assistants added to the variety of the
entertainment. Arrayed in a novel cos
tune and armed with a wand of au-
thority the master of ceremonies, or
more properly the referee. kept the
program moving. Announcements of
the names of the contestants were made
by assistants in clownish garb. Upon
the stage platforms rose in three Tiers
and upon these numbers of men, women
and children squatted. taking their ease
during the evening.
The contestants, stripped to the skin.
safe for a narrow cloth waist-band
and breech-clout, sat in rows on two
sides of the pit. A man from each
side stepped into the ring, went through
the salt-throwing procedure, and both
then squatted facing each other in the
center of the ring directly beneath a
low-hanging electric light. Then they
arose to their feet and at the fall of
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That fellow-townsman of yours" re-
marked the New Yorker, hasn't much
idea OF table manners No" replied
the Chicagoan, 4 noticed that. Why,
the other day seen him use the same
knife for his pie that he'd used to eat
his peas with. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
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ELECTRIC CAR DAMAGE.


Robert NJ Fuller VS.. Honolulu Rap
id Transit & Land Co. Opinion by
Justice Hartwell, overruling the ex-
ceptions of defendant. The appeal of
$500 damages to plaintiff On account of
injuries received in a collision between
an electric car of defendant and car
of the Hawaiian Tramways Co. on
That the street railway franchise is an
Act of public nature, but if not so
defendants admission that it was a cor
poration organized under the Act would
dispense with proof of the Act. Q. Due
care is required in the exercise of right
of way 3. Walking along the stepping
board of a car is not contributory neg
ligence. 4. Verdict cannot be set aside
If defendants negligence is reasonably
inferred from the evidence. ;. If the
right exists at all, a physical xamina-
ton must be applied for before the
trial.
ID. II. Case, Avon r. Cro.k and c.
f. Clemens for plaintiff; Castle q
Wilmington for defendant.
ERROR OF JUDGMENTS.
William r. Castle, plaintiff in error,
VS.. Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, defendant in
error. In the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit. the case being jury waived.
judgment in ejectment was given in
favor Of KapioIani Estate, Ltd, against
VIM. r. Castle, trustee, Philip L. Weav-
er and William Hogs. Two separate
judgments were entered, one against
Weaver and Hoogs, the other against
Castle. Opinion by Justice Hatch. set
ting aside the separate judgment
against Castle and remanding the case
to the Circuit Court. The court finds
it has no authority over that portion
of the record which supports writ of
possession against Weaver and Hogs,
who We're in default. Had the plaintiff
In error not brought himself within
some wel1-estabIished exception, the
writ of error would have been dismiss
ed on the objection that all the parties
TO a suit should be Joined in such a
writ.
Castle & Wilmington for plaintiff in
error; Kinney, McClanahan & Cooper
for defendant in error.
1t is learned that the Circuit Judge
Robinson) had nothing to do with the
error found, which was committed by
the attorneys who directed the clerk in
entering the judgments.
SUIT ON BOND.
E. H. F. wolter VS.. F. H. Redward,
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DO you mean to say asked the OPP
timist, that the unexpected never
happens to your" Just So" replied the
pessimist; I've got SO used to it that I
always expect it now."-Ex.
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DEMOCRATS WILL RATIFY
NATIONAL TICKET TONIGHT

Tonight the Democrats Honolulu will assemble in Emma
Square ratfy the national Democratic ticket
Chairman Fred Turll will preside the meeting and
expected that addresses will be made by Col Mccarthy E NJ
and others
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-12
BATCH Of
DECISIONS
First That New
Bench Has
Given.
Robert NJ. Fuller Wins
Against the Rapid
Transit Co.
Electment. Liability on Bond.
Partnership, Lawyers Fee.
Lien, etc.

Eight unanimous decisions were rem
dered by the Supreme Court yesterday,
constituting the initial contribution OF
the new bench to the Hawaiian Re
ports. Each case is summarized be-
low