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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06
FOR SALE

she mountain section OF the Ill a
.alawshine. containing an ARA %
s8a acres.
This land extends from . short dis-
ance ABOVE the Lupalilo Home TO The
:esk Of Tantalus and thence to tSs
read Of Manoa valley. II includes Q
fortion Of the upper section OF Pssoe
ralley.
The Government Tantaius Ros1
-inds through the property for sbost
:hree miles. making easy access syaii
able to all parts. II contains all of tAs
choice. available locations for Noun
tain Homes.
There are never.failing springs q
he upper end Of the property which
could be opened up and made TO far
dish an ample water SUPPLY. There
.rs several houses and gardens on Oa
property.
The land IL heavily timbered aAe
teaches an elevation at its biShst
point of over 1000 feet. In the tropisa
oish elevations bring health. For far
her Information apply to
A. v. GEAR,
122 King ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06

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. %, o,ory nor,ion os ~ sh,n Il,
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"''er ieet ", iehs,h' pes'ues tue
'rope'''ns n'"ei,.n'rs '"e'e IL "re'
mount OF auh'iary "acnincr!' con
,''Ahs VI ie,''sera''hs anu "enah'hs
?'"h'' ei"ctflc nsnt pant conuehseis
OF producing lresn water, pumpihs
u'eh'ners, s'eani "ih.nes, e'e' i"i
ea"ippeu machine shop 10 cohlc'''u
'''' 'ne e"S'n,e' uepa' t'hSn'' az"
,p"'e p",,' "a 'ne 'oiioue poi''ons y,
Ia N.a.w aa.t.a Ul.N
NC ni.n,u' s's 'a',,s"' so 'no"
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''pn'' ~" VIC lia1o ~ '
Inc racine MAI ooHpahys meet on
TINS run no" consists Vi the ioilo"'hs
vessels MONGOLIA Manchuria' hore"
SIBERIA ana Emma: making an ass'e
gate OF some o',oVo IONS
me Manchuila is unuer .he com
th"ilu oi 'ap'"Ih ., W. euul"ers' Who
10 wen hho"h III ''''s port nc ha,ihs
soi"e years ago uteh III command "
'no w. o. % oh'l"' iv 'oninanu
gu Tue .. .. N.n ' on .ne
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06
BISHOP s. co.,
BANKERS.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Established In 1883.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Transact business in all departments
II Banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letter,
II Credit issued on The Bank Of Cali
tornia and N. NJ. Rothschild q Sons
london.
Correspondents - The Bank Of Call
'ornia, Commercial Banking Co. Of
sydney, Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers on China
and Japan through the Hongkong 4
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank Of India, Australls
and China.
Interest allowed on term deposits u
The following rates per annum, viz:
Seven days notice, at 2 per cent
Three months, at 8 per cent.
Six months. at 5 ~ per cent
Twelve months, at 4 per cent
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates treal and personally
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers, Wills, Bonds, etc.
received for safe-keeping.
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.
Auditors for Corporations and Pr
rate Firms.
Books examined and reported on.
Statements of Affairs prepared.
Trustees on Bankrupt or insolven,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06

Latest sugar quotation Ass eent.-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL
" greatly troubled with mosquitoes
notify the Board Of Health.
Read wants" on page 6.

Read wants" on page 6.
Headquarters for school text books,
Wall Nichols.
Long cool Primo always on draught
at the Favorite.
Dom Paul is dead but Paul Jones still
lives-at the Pantheon.
Fresh pruns. pounds for % cents.
Gertz Bros, Phone White 1921.
Ask for "old Kirk" whiskey at the
Columbia, Pantheon, Favorite, Cri.
terion and Fashion.
The Pacific Mail steamship Man.
churia Is scheduled to sail for the
Orient at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
County Commission meets In weekly
session in the Hall of Representatives
in the Capitol at 1880 o'clock this even.
ing.
Pattie shells, meringues, tortons and
whipped cream cakes made to order on
short notice at the Elite Ice Cream Par
lors.
Cora Eliza Cochran has filed a libel
Tor divorce W.. ROBERT Johh cochran,
alleging cruelty and failure TO pro.
vide.
proposals ior CONSTITUTING steer
ana concrete oriuse at Nah'""a' Ndua''
are asked ior py the f"piis WORKS pe'
partment.
you can save money ny using cut
nay TOT your stoch' as Ihe'e Is no
waste you pay ON! ior "h"l you get
Try u. oruer iroh Tue 'ai'iorhla
reeu 70
Free; a nice l2inch ruler with each
Toe. purchase of school supplies, only
at Wall.Nichols.
Judge A. s. Humphreys Is retained
bI the husband of the deceased whose
funeral was unset by an electric ear on
Sunday. smashing hcarse and coffin.
The husband will sue for damages,
AcLormo,n ,ho prc,l,s, ubo hos
soyoraI ,I,,c, hoop econ IN ,ho rocoi
ring w,a ,bis ,oropoon arrested an /,
,bor,o n, os,ori, and L,,tcry Tho
,.orron, for bIa orr.., wos sworn ., Ia,
cus rr,cls.,
-. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06
NEW LEyIATnAN OFF PORT
Continued from PAGE -

| Kind oj weather was experienced. The
| weasel Vas ~ steady as rock and not
n single one Of the passengers suffer
ed from seasickness. The officers say
| that the vessel handles excellently
| and show much enthusiasm over Tho
new addition to the Pacific Mail feet.
The Mancburia Is an exact sister
ship to the Mongolia with the excep
| tion of few minor details She was
bought from the International Marine
Co. Sh. was launched at Camden, ".
j.. on oct. 81. 1908.
The dimensions OF the Manchuria
are ~ follows Length, 625 feet over
all bean, sixty.five feet; depth, fifty.
one feet, with a displacement Of 1880
tons. a dead weight carrying capacity
of 10000 tons and a tonnage rating uf
$3.50. Her Indicated horsepower Is
$4,000 and che can speed at about si>.
teen knots.
The saloon, which has q seating ca
pacity OF 2,G, is finished in panellci
| oak, OF a dark green shade. The mu
sic room located Immediately above
the saloon, .is finished In white and
| gold and surmountcd by grand dom
of cathedral glass, which ut night Il
lighted up with innumerahle incandes
cent lamps.
immediately aft Of the music room
Is the social hall, finished in old Eng
| lIsh oak
AT of the social hall, on port and
, starboard, az" located four suite
each consisting of sitting room, bed
room and bath. Thes. are finished In
white and gold. with mahogany FUR.
nishings aud carpets and hanglngs OF
. rich maroon color. Each bedroom
| contains handsome brass bedstoau.
The first cabin accommodations are
all located ON the upper and prom"
made decks, the Manchuria having
been specially constructed for service
on the Pacific, and the arrangements
for ventilation are upeNecelled.
On the after part OF the boat deck
Is located the smoking room, capable
oi accommodating about 100 persons.
| '"'s " hNeH w W i'Ptc0'"t hh oiu
Dutch drinking room, inc wood work
n"ing OAK OF what II known as tho
""id bntch hnish.' The air ports are
covered with cathedral glass, repro
sen'ins various conviVial scenes. and
ABOVE the air ports are o'nerent b.ts
OF scenery rom oid hoiiand' Inc
smoking room also Is surmonnted by
dome u, catheorai glass Here, also
particular attention mas oeeh given 20
Vehtiiauon' and no matter now many
persons may De SMOKING IN thiS room
the ar remains aosointeiy pure, q
system OF sentia'ors oeins arrans"'l
oS "nicu az smoke - imheo'ateiy re
moved ana TINS "ithout causing any
uraIt Whatever 10 tne room Hseh'
me ,o'ie's ana oa'hs' "h'cn are 10
ea'ea ainidships ON tne upper uhu
pron'si'"'e aechs' are al h'teu III
mar ''' WIN '' nooi,ns' ha"'Hs
'"'u' ap7oiu'''' 'ieah' Inc sa"''''s
'"'e'",'.s v" '"'s ''Ss'' arc Va
l'ep''onn"y nhe'
u "",u ~. ,ne S'ee'"se a.'o''''t4'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA
CHiNERY Of every capacity and de-
scrIptlon made to order. Boiler work
and RivETE0 PIPES for irrigation
purposes a speciality. Particular stten.
ton paid to JOB WORK, and rspairs
executed at shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN

DEx, published In the Saturday BuIls
tin and the Weekly Edition, slvss
concise and complete resume Of oil 10
Gal notices, calls for tende's. Jud9
msnts, building permits and reel 60
tate transactions. :" Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin
u per Sear.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06

Blank books Of all sorts. ledgers,
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin PSb'
Ishing Company. .Hu Iui
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-06
The Yokohama Specie Bank. Ltd
ESTABLISHED 1880.
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

5RANcHEs--Bombay, Hongkons, Ho
nolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Maya
saki, Newchwang, New York. Pc
king. San Francisco, Shanghai, tt
entsit, Toxic.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills Of Exchange. Issues
Drafts and Letters Of Credit and trans
acts a general banking business.
HONOLULU BRANCH, 81 f.iNo ct
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24
OLD FASHIONED "APPLE
BAGS" A FEATURE OF
LATEST MODELS

THE old-fashioned "apple bag" has como back
tOus.
There is longer any room for reason
able doubt this score.
Latest and most pronounced models from over
show the deep pouch, pleated or full, covered
a usual thing with form Of small jacket or
coat effect.
To of us the "apple bag Is "front"
Every woman who has advanced beyond her teens
viii remember it under either OF the
1t was feature Of oar best dresses as children.
and frock that began TO show signs OF wear and
tear was renovated by means Of a new "front" of
sursh or china silk.
Tho pouches OF the present arc quite as decided
as any that memory coniures up.
They hang the high girdles in gninistakabls
baggiDess
Sometimes the fullness cascades down The entire
front OF the blouse, having its III the rather
deep neck yoke.
In not few models it is gathered or laid in wide
pleats.
Lace boleros and jackets vsry attractive worn
blouse With "froat" or apple bag"
IN one dainty English creation a littlo bolero
formed OF bias strips OF tacta. fsotcd together,
substituted for the iacc with delightful results
The coat rolled high at the back and ejdcs Of the
neck, forming tall collar. Deep cuffs reaching half
way 70 the elbow were produced q tie dainty
trimming.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24
VOGUE OF ROSE WREATHS AND GARLANDS

Besides being 50 easily haudled end 50 attractive
for summer evening frocks, the arc being
traied over cur elaborate parasols and around
TIE briuss OF sorro entirely lovely as
The pornpadour wresths noE offered IN susr;
shops are sewed OF Ike nedaIii0ns to tie pa-eis
o: parasgi, O. used upon lie under side q i;ed
hat brir1.
So-ne imported gowns in very thin material, such
as crepe chiffon AID rousseline &c Sole. sEow scfs
oyerskirt ELECTS II which the upper drapery Is
loopo6 up regular intervals with s.xi,ch wEea:hs
CT pompadOur roses
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24

TT HE pompadour rose wreath, now to be had
already prepared, is boon to the woman
casting about for dainty finish for SUM
n2er party gown.
The bewitching pink buds woven into flexible gar
lands are looped UP over the op Of The founce,
traied delicately down the front of blouse (con-
tinuing into the skirt. applied an emphasis to
the line OF shoulder yoke and employed il half a
dozen ways all equally good.
Converting your passe ball gown into summer
dancing frock, stylish S sweet means this
season simply the addition OF lace rutes and pom
padour roses.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24

These two touches are all that IS required 20
bring really shabby-l0oking frock entirely Up TO
date
While the perhaps i.st tavorites for this
purpose, they not the only choice b. any
There IN addition del ghtful littl. bulsces *
cherries with their brilliant foliage some very real
stic country daisies, as vel as 5ther less popular
sprays.
Cherries, always lovely gerniture, have neTe-
been more sdllfrly initiated than this ye1r, and
immense vogue Is pr0phesiod 70. the little American
daisies by those who Keep little IL advance Of the
syle&
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24

7uE past winter was sensational one in tho
world q dress. ard already the coming
summer promises to rival It Ia novel
IDEAS unusually applied.
s characscrisgic Development II fLst af The goods
employed fog warm weather eo1t and ss.rs su.tx-
Which ol rs would have dreanaed ihrso seasons
ago Of Grape Je chIne, q Toile. ehser. bull. with
separate joc.et for eear than blo,isoi Yet
these ard similar wonders Aavo eoaas 20 pass.
The tailor fEoc< Il eaesio.. -hlDcosd and otLer
nsa-nish materials siiI exists. ut Tho liking for
scft materials has invaded even tie fellofs dofasin
WIKI lie exception Of Iauli. dsIassy al swsss. zl
tie light tsbFics fasaIonaLo at pFsseai are tail
cred for sgIsIaeT use.
Alpacas and moh>irz. while fbey arc undoEi.-
46Iy 81 immense improvement; upon lie iry ssus's
which by these ~ p2s' SEASONS. n.iI
far from beiag IDEAL sBEaEneT materials. IAcT are
king adopted % very Limited cxtens e1lr. and hy
xCznen wbo can afford Father exirarAezssf costumes
The recently introduced soft ssiks are greatly II
evidence among stylish coat sBG s2lrs eos.EIreA
Generally suesking. thy saoFe serTscc7L1o fer
sal.t w@is; suits proper.
Crepe Is another sots texture Tia; Is 1o- pressed
izto sersIee.for Tie two pisee costume.
Is woudcrful ylisbliity rsakes i' particularly
good for producing lbs fashtoaabls Sowing lie.
and. sof, IS j. is. i hzs sgze4es.: tosy 20 scar
fairly ~el
Tbs fabric is. e course. zsed OILY "a. ssn~y
eosss thst are Ioose. .s ard i.bcu sessss ts-,or-
Ing Of aay kizl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24

CUSHION tops stamped with the fashionable
- cross-stitch designs are among the novelties
for summer fancyworl. American women viii sell
dom spare the time 10 make th,lr embroidery
designs and these quick pieces extremely popu-
lar. Linens and canvas, in both close ard coarse
weaves. are stamped IN this way. Cream. pale pink
or blue and light green are among the preferred
colors-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24

dots and the various tones OF white with dots OF
colo-
Then. too. there are effective color combinations.
\ dull red. for example, IS sometimes very dash
ingly applied in the form of polka dots to a pale
blue. Or dots of gray or black are worked upon
field OF pretty pink.
There is difficulty whatever about the stitchery
itself 1t is fat satin stitch which any woman can
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-24
Tailor Suits of Crepe de Chine

THE past winter was a sensational onc in tho
world of dress. and already the coming
summer promises 70 rival Il Ia novel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30
orin ,ro de MdyO
70 to ssludo !

Yo to s&ludo
-
: Lanzs el ave en- 10 enramaoa sus on
dechaa anlorcsas, 10 Aparlclon 70
aurora rnatutinA; el Astro hey,
'a;ao1o nor Otiente las negras4 orumas'
plo1SSh pSehI !. de Ia oche. muestfa gentll 81
doraaa cabelIera & u aparicion de un
nnevo dia: eli 10 de Mayo de 1914.
Bendito seas FL
SAt1rase Ell anbiente de trag
- onoh.issmsdo ds perfumes odor1n-
COS de tus lozAnas flores, en- SAn:o 400 g.
fdes ondinas iuguetean sllenc'oo;aS ;s.e?;-
Las yertientes de los Arroyueios cl1s'~AA
no0' 1,odo .. amor. animAci6n. vida.
o.. ,,o1;o da asa panorama images
4.a1aaa - nresenta NAtura IOh, j de
Msyol oc1ltase la Dlose As: -r.-
gonzada ante tantas lnJusGlclAs na o;.l
80 .nta esn ancenekada charca soclsi,
80 todo 10 puedel menos sAlplcar e'
rostro tantos degenerados SIN conclen'
c;se fatos de la maldad y et cnRaho..
How estudia; dia de conqulsta' emAn
..a;Sn = nrrebas. De conqulsta, por
n" - conqresarse los esclayos oel ~
venerar tn Aparici6n, hacense -
'io et;c;ones & los poderes leglslat
:, arden econ6mico social, gu
de an condlci6n de pArias.
emsncipaci6n, pOrque SO toma
,iones altruistas para una parte
Snmam RI anidad desheredada del patrlm
social -donde SO reclama al capt.
ID M absorvente Y centrailzaoor, par
arae ma acumulaci0n egOlsta, que es
snltante de nuestras penaildades y
oas de- nuestras privaciones miserie
De pruebas, porque hemos dc
,orimantar desenganOs amargos q
9ortan de una falaDge de traoaJaool
pna indiferentes a este moVImlehto "
44vS.tanse an enemigos de su propla ca
Pero ah, todo SO andara LIZ Lle
RI al dia de las grandes reivlnoicaclo
sociales: 10 que hoy parecenos anon
ant6pico, tendra 81 razon oe ser,
Al como Luis BAnc, en- IL de Ma
AL AZ inici6 con fe ardorosa los &C
tacim;antos gloriosos de ana kavoinc
/. Francis modefna, dcnde Ia 9
os..ars trirnf6 sobre la noblezA
Snoder6 oe Ia dircci6n politica , ece
no;ca de lss sociedsHes, ola iieeAra
nne il REvoLUc-GN SOCIAL. fantasm
-. detensadcres de In propiedsd Inc
Sm.I Az transforme pbr complete este
t.do da parasltism9y de ho!gaoza.
El-eL moyimiento revolver
r;o-aboii6slos foeros y prlViiealo
.r;atocrncia, redljo a impotencl
nohlszn. v ampAradQ por 81 srlnn[o
Iitico, consolid6 20 lss econ0n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30

,,.n4a.dos que solo ellos favore-
clan. - -. b;.tSrica
Ls+a .onal luminoso abismo. IL Nooie-
- Ia clase media s burgues'a rastFe@-
- +raa anuella merced a H. peqoens
f,arz- one robaba oil trabalador Fie-
beyo. !. Ravoluci6n
f.nd;6sa In vida de aqnell& tomo su
puesto L. clase media. Entonces colh0A
* sn historic en- Ell mundo }poIftlco.
~ . Das.tendi6se 6sta de su cdsa com o.
6ar. de exploitation. 10 ciase traoaJ.ao
< nn:en pareci6 dedicarle L. mlsma
santencia que al judo erranse, lmpusol'
e.4;ososa vida. v aun mas. hrme en- su
raroeditados propositos, hs sldo n,A
eho no6s intolerante para con esta az ~
cue To- fuera In desCronaoa ~rls'oet -
qao al. noisma. 1Cads vez que To-
con on.aor. 90. norse mejor&miento
or'ossnt.sXE pretendi6 imI
a On. ohos "a In implacable Sc
: cia bfbliblicA@a ID oespieoA~'~ do
: rudo mandsYSS .h;.. 30 40
i .horra /! bic
!. -. Z .n e'to toobsa92 %y vegst.D : .
q ced de los anti So goesss:
A. Mas 10 crh 40 pu Fra
n nal isnaS-TLnIl1(cuando F Q
uol 5Suraba ST. hoFuoiica' LUIS
W c6lehre inspirado puso su Coz
su saber nj serviclo de los srY
an Entonces, en- medic del
1n ue descontento. mientras Eun~f p
axEPM0Tn1n
.a .to si6n. surgi6 atronadora y pai6o
al voz del proIetariado que renuS>ario {
f. asclayitud del capitallsmo, qA A,
iasu aumento de jornal, que exlg >ado {
ax | indispensable que en- las ga4 al de
one 81 nroducidas, tenla derecn. E
,ras Echs de menos, ell - endO
.on ranresentaci6n politics deI spalda
asa. blaba siempre, y descuofe,q Ed
aga sacratos del Estado burgues Vducacl
ones Modifica talleres; orga9rta d.
nalo an conciencia y bajo clencia + prof
tremenda carga que &c ie ~ Vlsl
arEo Como In estrecha vida que oximo
con an IT de Mayo por prlmera ssrsi
Lci6n Est.do dominante que Ell nEN
ciase nor In suggestion abnslva df o.ssor
v Sc dores burQueses le diceH ~ Cd
.on6- ohra mia de mi dependest -
On atiendes, vi 10 te convier9
IN de administrative &c los burg cuales
ldivi- yelador social de todos ptentrie
q es- csarks nor falta de apoyo. ralIa d
vida. llos que
.iona- Sl no me asienuss la n Va
0s de do sobre Il; aosolvefe sLs Cate
ia In venciones y sensare soIn.SA
o POI Estado en- ei ouEI Io nIJ -.
micos cue el DeDer y enac1A =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30

NOTE rss s sup Read y
oaiy OF
VIII b a'a neaaasa 6ct tickets eos
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service
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30


q produces.
N@a. . desde esa glori. /,
- llfIHn Ia lbajadores de todo.
aiO&lAlu<l lIRANfA DE LA oLAsE
4 cuarto estado econ6-
HERIDo: En- tado de todos econ6-
acheco hiri6 cor g subiran los traba-
3ainones. Este aitura social que sus
s4fio del JuzgadoA sus manos los ms
{ ATRoPELLo: zas. almas poderosas
ago don Elias Tqrvente.
al de La importa6!
I'll necho fue es ell sefialado Dor las
Eshdo agredido el,ara hacer bambolear
patna dos cimientos de una
EDUCAcIoN: En-. =
Elucacion, Mr.. Loe IN nuevo dasnart.r
Rita % Mr. Lindsi6n. de Ia Incbe
: p3tesores puersrra, guerra provo.
= vlsltar a los bminante. en- al IN.
oAlmo Verano iren eli campo. doouia.
- ersidades de Hsne su raz6n de sar
nENUNcfA: Dod ser4s oil libertador
DlesoF DC Humacs salario: til al reden.
81 cargo y 10 fdt oprimida; III al re.
,iedad caduca Ben.
cuales SO exts1D te saludo
tentrional del ,tio, . todos los ope
talIa de mas de odcia. porque de elllos
% que mas sinee social.
n ~ por seguro FERRER Y FEaRER
one n enemia de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30

u0SCrO oor uh~ 9
1pleta rl;a - correo y Dor %
altu- -" r4Iorn1aci6l cora
uan, Ynr,tu m una casa de.trs snte
odos CO oia para ilustdRdad.
Ma ono n' o el cual puie5 lorna
7sta Es ~ mas gra haAforna-
les, ci6n ei4 escrita apa3y desem-
los n grafca. 3 reformas
In. ho1au urandes stosos. guia-
Iii. ona Yoasos nos cuo patriotico,
g. dos 9 ~ nos impcal periodismo
os : cua1 20 40 qn swell que recla
Q puertoos,eelde os o. de y nuestro ade-
iantan tanuestraa a>formas las rea-
y 3rar elsREo1o DE LA
| liza - Yes nuestro,e ,enosr~5o ha
sTsnno aaos ssiempre prestaF a nues-
| sido idIokb bnuestro concurso nke.~
pafs ntelectual on la gran,Pora
riaJstra regeneration. H.
de el pals sabra apreeiar Hues'
asfnerzos en- pro de sus lntere'
: oono ora oo 10 ha hecho en- los ckToR-
49, gos da existencia que lleva5mos.
LA 6EnooRAo1A suspend1eera no. 10Y J
hlicacion, por ocGo o diez Iolas
: MS TEMPO Indispensable pa
y tras1adar sus talleres y montar
nnavo material de inprenta que
de llegarnos de Nueva orh 0n
proximo vapor. ;+oros
no;antas se les descontara OF
nago, los d1as que 81 perloalcs
9is de publicarse por los dS mo.lSo =
,YD1sionados, ms rues aunque lntro9u
'nsa Ice COMO hemos dicho, grande
aformas form sin alterar 81 preclo q
snsericion, ellos no estan on
arecho de abonar una suscrlclo
ue 10 Sc les sirvo.
Y para terminar, recordfme
nnestros agentes y suscrlt pre-
ne nara Ia nueva marcha 1e
dd0,7oinistraci6n d0 ; en- San juan n
= - imprescindihle liquidar la On ID
distraction de Caguas antes o re
nndar la salida del perlod1cq
efecto suplicamos a todos q "a
ci1 cidameate que antes del q
dal antrante mes, liqulden. 600
sus M cuentas, sdplica que esperann q
sera atendida por todos hues'l
amigos :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30
Un tYQnsporte

IDormes oficiales aseguran
one sotmente un transporte japo-
n6s III hundido en- Gensan, Y no
c11AtrGomo sc habfa dicho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30

los japonesss que tripula ban
eltrasporte nearonse d rendirse,
lUhndo heroic'mente hasta que
snmbierOn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30
ANGEL emo Morales

oartista esta pre-
Este celf concierto para
narando unones de Ia xColo-
naTana an esta ciudad.
MA EspanoltiVc reina gran
Con esos muchos admi-
animacion violinista, cue
radores de-
.s;stiran ? ples.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30
5rprendido

AL iueSuerbacher le ha sor-
nrandido sta noticia, que Ell no
esneraba no obstante, acepta el
destinO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-30
Ell juez 3uerbacher

El iuez slerbacher ha sido
nombrado iue de IN territorio in
dio creado ecientemente por ell
Congreso.