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good report. He had the courage
to refuse to support Bryan in 1896
and in 1900. Even Hill and
Parker, though they voted the
Democratic ticket in those years
for the sake of maintaining their
party regularity, at least did not
stultify themselves by proclaiming
themselves believers in free silver.
They were still Democrats during
the domination of Bryan, very
still. Their stiffness was eloquent
in indicating their monetary views.
They actually had views, real
views. And Mr.. Bryan, wrong
headed as we believe him to be in
his views on the money question
nevertheless appears to be abso-
'lutely sincere in his convictions
and loyal to them. One always
knows where to find him. He
does not change his base, or his
principles, every time a political
convention is held. One does not
hear him shouting for the gold
standard now, any more than one
ever heard Cleveland shouting for
free silver in 1896 or in 1900.
One always knows too where to
find the editor of the Independent
One can always find him standing
on the latest Democratic platform,
no matter what kind of planks are
in it. If the platform declares for
the free and unlimited coinage of
silver at the rate of sixteen to one,
you will find him shouting for that
doctrine as though he believed in
it as intensely and honestly as
Bryan himself does. Now that the
Democratic convention has accept
ed Judge Parker's declaration that
the gold standard is irrevocably
fixed, this same supple editor is
found standing sure as fate on this
latest declaration, assuring us that
his "change of base involves no
change of principle" " We know
it.
And he poses as a moulder of
thought in Cameron County.
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A Serious M after.

The third dose of Thompson S
Barosma made me feel like different
man. | suffered about a year with pain
in back, side and groin. My hands
arms and side Of face became numb;
would wake up numb all over; have to
get out of bed and 90 through gymnastic
exercises to get sleep. | had decided to
sell out my business but was cured by
Thompson's Barosma. This was two
years ago and | have been in perfect
health ever since.-J. j. Borne, Titus
vile, Pa. For sale by r. C.. Dod.on.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an application
y will be made to the Governor of Pennsyl-
yania on Tuesday August 9th, 1904, by JAMES o.
BRooKBANK, j. HENRY COCHRAN and JOSEPH w.
COCHRAN under the act of Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, IAN Act
to provide for the Incorporation and Regulation
OF certain Corporations" approved April Goth,
1874, and the several supplements thereto, for
the charter of an intended corporation to be
called the DRIFTWOOD LAND COMPANY, the
character and object of which is the purchase
and sale of real estate and the holding, leasing
and selling real estate and for these purposes to
have possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits
and privileges OF the said act of Assembly and its
supplements.
JOHNSON & McNARNEY,
Solicitors.
July 9th, 190l.-2l-3t.
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"Our Change of Base"

Consistency is desirable virtue
IN the eyes Of the editor of the In
dependent. At least so greatly
does he prize the name of being
consistent, that he actually has the
audacity to bestow this name up
on himself in common with his
party, claiming that "our change
Of base (on the money question:
involves no change of principle. "
This assertion is perhaps literally
true, at least as far as the editor
himself is concerned. In view of
his record it will be difficult for
him to convince any one that he
has now, or ever did have. any
honest and stable convictions of
his own upon the money question.
A few weeks before the Democratic
Convention met in Chicago in
1896, the Pennsylvania State
Democratic Convention inserted
gold plank in their state platform.
The present editor OF the Indepen-
dent was u member of that con-
yention and voted for the gold
plank. The Chicago convention,
however, nominated Bryan on
Bree silver platform, and few
days later the Pennsylvania Demo-
Gratis again assembled in conven-
tiOn, threw out their gold plank
and inserted one for free silver.
The present editor of the Indepen-
dent took part in these proceed
ings, and until recently has been q
pr0fessed advocate OF free silver.
Now, we find him aligned with
Judge Parker, who regards the
gold standard as fixed. not merely
for the present but for all time.
"Our change of base involves no
change of principle" We should
say not. The editor of the Inde-
pendent can change his monetary
principles when a moody cow can
change her horns. He will have
to get some real honest convictions
FIRST before he can talk about
changing them.
Does any one imagine that if
Dir. Bryan should regain control
Of the Democratic party in 1908,
the editor of the Independent will
not then make the discovery that
She gold standard is not "irrevoc-
ably fiXed?" Or does any one
think that he will not then be as
Fociferous in his support of Bryan
rs he is now in his support of
Judge Parker? The truth of the
natter is that the editor of the In
dependent is not encumbered with
any real honest principles on this
question, and consequently is in
Aeat trim to make any change of
base that the exigencies of the
political situation calls for. His
''change of base involves no change
of principle" Oh, no!
There be Democrats who have
honest convictions and who are
not disloyal to them, no matter
what turns may take place in poll
tics. Grover Cleveland has been
an honest supporter of the gold
standard, through evil and through
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CHARTER NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an application
~ will be made to the Governor of Pennsyl
vania on Tuesday August 9th, 1901, by JAMES o.
BRooKBANK, j. HENRY COCHRAN and JOSEPH w
COCHRAN, under the act of Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, IAN Act
to provide for the Incorporation and Regulate ior
of certain Corporations" approved April 29th
1874, and the several supplements thereto, for
the charter of an intended corporation to be
called THE BROOKBANK MERCANTILE
COMPANY, the character and object of whi ich is
dealing in general merchandise and for these
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the
rights, benefits and privileges of the said act o
Assembly and its supplements.
JOHNSON II McNARNEY
Solicitors
July 9Th, l9U4.-2l,3t.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
tFrOm our Regular Correspondents
Washington, July 23rd, 1904.

(From our Regular Correspondent
Washington, July 23rd, 1904.
Editor Press
The return to town next week of
the President to keep bachelor's 5
hall for three weeks in the reno
waited White House, will give ad-
dional life to the city, fill up the
hotels, and set the political cauld-
ron to bubbling. Everything is
coming his way. Advices from
the different states were factional
differences existed in regard to
state matters, show that there is no
falling out over the Presidential
candidate. The letter of Mr..
Oscar S. Straus announcing that he
had abandoned the Democratic
party, and "will make it privi-
lege no less than Il duty to dedicate
my best services to your election"
came as a pleasant surprise in the
mail received at Sycamore Hall,
There is reason to believe that
many other surprises of a similar
nature will be forthcoming.
Gentlemen connected with the
Executive departments are often
surprised at the dispatches sent
from Washington and the criti-
cisms which they receive in the
press. Quite a breeze has been
created in some very respectable
newspapers over the announcement
that the Government will not al
low the wreck of the Maine, in the
harbor of Havana, to be raised and
removed, even after the contractor
has paid the Cuban government
for the privilege. Letters have
been received at the Navy depart
ment asking if this can be true.
Why the public should take such
an Interest in mass of twisted
and rusted iron is hard to uuder-
stand. There are those who con-
tent that the Maine has been
abandoned by the United States
and that it now belongs to Cuba
and therefore the President has no
right to interfere in the matter of
its removal. Your correspondent
called yesterday upon Judge Adj
vocate Darling, of the Navy, to
get the Governments opinion of
the matter, the question having
been referred to him for an opinion.
He very frankly said that in reply
to an inquiry from the contractor
he gave it as his opinion that "the
wreck still belongs to the Govern
ment and before it can be disposed
of it will be necessary for Congress
to take action" This opinion is
not a command, and the contractor
can go on with his work if he
thinks best. 1t will probably be a
long time before Congress will con-
sent to have the wreck raised.
Last Thursday, the Dist inst,
was the forty third anniversary of
the Battle of Bull Run-"One of
the best planned and worst fought
battles of the war" Those who
were living at that time vividly
remember the panic which prevail
ed in Washington as the retreat
ing soldiers and such Congress
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Cards Dental Office.

DR.. J. M. Cards branch dental of
fee, situated over Metzger's jewelry
store; Office hours, 8 a. m, to 8 p. m.
Full upper or low plate, .......... 81 so
Gold crowns, bicuspid or cuspids, $500
Gold crowns for molar teeth .... "a. SO
Silver filings, soc
NOlu ulllDRS,. .-...... Sl.UU anu up.
Crown and bridge a speciality. A
we'll established reputation for painless
extraction. No charge for examining
teeth. These prices for limited time
only. 19-tf.
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Cured OF Chronic Diarrhoea After Tt
Years of Suffering.

II wish to say a few words in praise
OF Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" says Mrs. Matte
Bprge, of Martinsville, Va. II suffered
from chronic diarrhoea for ten years and
during that time tried various medicines
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Last summer one of my children was
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ed bottle of this remedy. Only two
doses were required to give her entire re-
lief. | then decided to try the medi-
cine myself, and did not use all Of one
bottle before was well and | have never
since been troubled with that complaint.
One cannot say too much in favor of
that wonderful medicine" This remedy
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Run.
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Dissolution Of Corporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the llth day
~ ofJnly, 1904, the DRIFTWOOD BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Cameron County. its
petition praying for decree of dissolution and
that hearing upon said application for dssolu-
tion has been fixed by said Court for the Sth of
August, 1904 at 100 o'cock, p. m, when and
where all persons interested may attend and show
cause against the granting of the prayer of the
petitioner, if they SO desire.
JOHNSON & McNARNEY,
Solicitors for Petitioner,
Emporium, Pa July Ilth, 1904.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate ofPATRICR HAL

Estate Of fPATRICK HALEY, Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed Administrator
fthe estate of PATRICK HALEY, late of Empori-
UNI, Pa, deceased. All those having claims
against said estate will present the same and
those indebted make settlement.
JAMES HALEY, Administrator.
Emporium Pa, July 27th, l90i.-23-6t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10

tAculos para organizarse y consolidar-
sc. Los obreros parece son los menos
preocupados por su suerte y hay que
declarar que econ6mica y socialmente
son los que mas NAL estan de toda la
isla.
A pesar de grandes esfuerzos he
chos por los leaders de aquel distrito,
Pablo Alvarez, Nenadich, Acevedo,
Cruiii Y otros, la masa obrera perina-
nece indiferente apatica.
Los que conocemos a Aguadilla
sabemos que una de las grandes diff
cultades con que Sc tropieza allf para
ell desarrollo de las ideas redentoras
en- ell elemento obrero, es la preston
horrible esclavitud econ6mica q que
estan sometidos la mayor parte de los
trabajadOres.A
Pero los amantes del proletariado
allf, estan dispuestos luchar con to-
da clase de obstaculos avanzan pau
latinamente por el camino del progre-
| so de La libertad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
Carpinter0s de AguadllIa

La Union de carpinteros de Aqua
diIla, organizada baJo los auspIclos
de Ia Hermandad unida americana ha
recibido su diploma de reconocimien-
60. Desde la fundacion de la villa de.
Aguadilla, no Sc ma creado una union
lie trabajadores tan Sacramento orga-
nizada como ltt Union de carpinteroe
n1mero lap. Su pre5idente 10 es ell
digno y consecuente obrero Zollo We
nadich, y su secretario, ell no menos
active Y consecuente Manuel Gomez,
fernando parte de la directiva los jo-
venes Garcia y otros queridos compa-
neros.
La union de carpinteros es ls mas
importante de la Federation Libre de
aQuella villa. La Federation en- este
distrito es la que encuentra mas obs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
EXTERIOR

Portugal. .-Eucu6ntranse en- huel-
ga los tip6grafos de Lisboa q conse-
cuencia de haberse negado los indus
triales a aceptar la nueva tarifa pre-
sentada por aquellos. De resulta del
paro, no Sc pubIica en- dicha capital
ning1n peri6dico.
ALenldnid. estallado una huel-
ga entire los obreros de los puertos de
Hanburgo, Bremenhaven y Geeste-
munde. La huelga promote ser larga,
pues la Gaia de resistencia encuentra-
Sc bien provista y sc ha pasado aviso
q los obreros de los pafses immediatos
d fin de que no vayan a ocupar los
puestos de los huelguistas.
Francjo.- en- huelga en- ST.
la, Roubaix Otras poblaciones del
Norte miles de tejedores por no habe
querido los industriales cumplir los
preceptos de la ley MillerandCo-
lizard, que imponfa la jornada dc
diez horas desde 10 del corriente en-
Codas aquellas industrias en- que fuese
mayor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
LA NINA MIMADA

ooet.s que ella no conocta; usa-
bA de todas sus diab6lio.s maYas
con { Il art, que & las claras DO
liza observArse 60 las facciones
lie Maria l. lisa que no dej.ban
de producer ell apetecido ef .cto.
'iendo so repertoire t.n variado
en frases y en- cumplimientos,
que ella no recordaba haber ms-
recido de Ruperto en- toda su
vida la serie de atsnciones de
que le hizo objeto Ell ca apit6n en-
solo media bora, llegando Ia in
feliz a hgurArse que er. ell hom-
ore mas sincere v leal de la tie-
IRA. AquellA csc sna tsnfa para
ella todo ell encanto de On idiiio,
y 81 pecho, y So pecho rebosaba
entusiasmo al verse sentads baio
Ia dilAtlda sombra de los coDu-
los arboles, regal.ndo su DIDO
cou ell manso arrullo del aqua
que corffs y ell encAnto de los
paiAros, Y teniendo & Ia veg tan
cerca ell rubio nilitar que aca-
bAba de sparec6rseie POGO h,cfa,
como una evocaci6n; ell casco de
blancas plumss estaba & aus pies
sobre Ia yerba. y los son Gdores
oios del galAn sc cIavabAn en- ella
como dardos.
Era una nifIa c1audo Ia varo.
nil hsrmosura del capita !, real
zada por los galones dorados q 1e
cruzAbkn 50 guerrers, qaed6 I'M.
press en- su cor&zSn coz perfiIes
Indelebles; pero cuando se levan-
TO de la orlila del arroyo empe-
z s6a ia 4 participar de la haren.
cla de amor y sufrimient que
es pstrimonio de t1dA mujer.
De buena CANA hlbiera per-
mAnecldo por mas tempo en-
squel sitio, pero acordandose de
Raperto. se levans6 prsoipitada-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
M0YimientO 0brer0.
POR
Santiago lglesias

xEste Conseio Executive completa
ell Cuerpo legislative. La Camara de
delegados y ell Concejo Executive for
man el gobierno insular. Mr.. Wi
lloughby es ell Tesorero de la isla,
por tai raz6n es un miembro del Con-
sejo Ejecutivo. Cuando llegue al sa-
Ion del Concejo OF que discutfan en- es-
panol Z ingl6s la Ley de las ocho no.
ras, examine el bill que estaba
considerandose hallando en- el mismo
que SO permitfa q los ofciales del 60
bierno extender las hOras al d1a en-
case dc aLguna emergencia. Yo pedf q
uno de nuestros amigos hablase con
ell Tesorero Willoughby indicandole
que deseaba tener una entrevista con
81. Vino inmediatamente y le lame
Ia atenci6n hacia la experiencia que
tenemos en- los Estados Unidos refe-
rente 4 que los o6ciales del gobierno
que no son simpaticos q nuestrOs ira
bajadores, encuentren muy facilmente
una emergencia para hacer trabajar
mas de ocho horas los Obreros por
10 que le propuse que insertase la pa
labra 9extraordinaria@ antes de eDeer-
qencia, a fin de evitar que los ofciales
que no simpatizan con los trabajado-
res no pudieran violar la ley de ocho
horas que fue5e aprobada. Mr. Wi
lloughby me contesto: SSiento Mr..
Gompers, que usted me haya pedido
una cosa semej ante, q la verdad, no
puedo presentar tai enmienda porque
estoy opuesto al bill.1
Gel bill Sc hizo ley 6rmado por
ell Gobernador con la pluma que me
regal6. La ley fu6 aprobada sin di
ficultad por ambas C5maras, y no en-
contrG nj una persona que simpatizast
con Mr.. Willoughby. Seguramente
81 I'm Official p1blico no reconoce que
ocho horas de trabajo son sufciente:
en- un pals caluroso y un china SOTO
cante, como tai es para los obrero!
Puerto Rico, su opinion de que To-
salaries que se pagan los trabaja
dores puertorriq son enter01aerat
ddecuados equitatty0s nos hace cree
que sus observaciones no son exacta
sus criticas, en- opinion 8 mis- infor
mes, carecen de fundamento de alb
soluta verdad>.
SAmerican Federation>.
Washington, D. G.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
FALTAN OBRAS

N6tase que en- San Juan no SO
construyen obras, que gran n1mero
de obreros Sc hallan sin trabajo.
Sc ven muchas casas y almacenes
vacios; ell comercio paralizado sin
hacer operaciones y muy POGO dinero
en- circulation.
Tel es Ell estado de prosperidod
porqne atravesamos. Y 81 este ocu-
ere en- San Juan, que tiene muchos
medios de defensa dqu6 ocurrira en- la
isIa?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
Arecibo obrerO

Ultimamente Sc llev6 q efecto una
gran asamblea de uniones de la Fede-
raci6n Libre de Arecibo y en- la que
Sc adoptaron los acuerdos siguientes:
Instalar una escuela elemental en- ell
local de la Federation; crear un cuer-
DO de profesores voluntarios gratuitos
para dar instruction primaria a las
locales de las Uniones de trabajado-
res agricolas y en- la ciudad; dirijir
una petici6n al Consejo Municipal pi-
diendole un solar de 81 propiedad pa
ra edifcar un edifcio para la Fedora
ci6n para que instale una panader1a
municipal reguladora.
La Federation Libre de Arecibo
cuenta con 21 uniones con mas de dos
mil miembros afiliados al movimiento
obraro americana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10

meiilias de Maria Luisa, al ITEM
po de salud2rla!
Il Hs ensefI do Y. ell arroyo
Al clpitlnf diio sonriendo anna
blemsnts; creo no equivocarme
al afirmar que haquedado encan-
eado del paisaje; no es cierto.
vi aria Luisa?
Esta no contest6, seg1n tents
Dor costumbre, en- su ienguaje
anim ,do y vIvo; era la gel til Y
rlerna beliez fatim IN ,nts heri-
la por ia puozsnt3 fl ,cha de Gu
pido, yya nunca mas la hijK mi
mada del c.bAlIero Moceli sc rel
ria como una nina.
Rlperto vino & llamarla nor
encargo de 81 hermana y el ca
pitan Arim6n Sc retro hacienda
un ceremonioso saludo; amable y
sesuda al propio item 20. parecfa
Maria Luisa muy otra de Ia que
una hora antes daba tau sen ala
das muestras de NAL humor, ha-
ciendo & Ruperto vfctlmA de sus
csprichos; este no Saba expli-
carse tao repentino cambio. asf
como ella tampoco podia COM
prender el mistsrioso hechizo de
que 50 hallaba posefda.
ii La hlbra fechado acasoi
pensabA Ruperto andando oil iado
lie Ia joyen. nj verls sumida en-
silenciosos pensamIentos: hsy
qoe evitar & t,da costs IN nueyo
encuentro como eI de hoy entire
los dos.
A Ia hora de Ia comida, Ru-
perso SO sent5 & Ia mesa 4 su
lado. FL capitan Arim6n esta-
ba ri frents de ellos y al lado de
Lucia MArsal. v IN ojo ex peri
mentado en- los ardides del amor
hubiers podido observar con ad-
miracion con que astuta diplo-
msoia prorurs6s atrAsrss lsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
Literature obrara
D. G

Ell rnovimiento literario que desde
hace POGO tempo vuelve & resurgir en-
Puerto Rico, alcanza tambi6n q la cla-
&c obrera. En- 81 espacio de pocas Sc
manas h4nse publicado dos buenos
folletos de propaganda obrera; uno
editado en- Mayaguez por Ia <Union
TipogrAfca, titulado &1o de MayoS y
on la que figuran varios e5critores
obreroa, entire ellos Romero Rosa,
Aybar, Balzac, Eugenio Sanchez y
otros; el otro, es un trabajo poetico
del obrero JOSS Lim6n de Arce, dedi-
cado 1 Ia Federation Libre de Areci-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10

empitzA retofIar al arruyo de
extrafiA mGsica. FL capitan era
un maestro consumAdo en con
Begnir sus fines, conocfA muy
blen los resortes del corr jn fe :
menino v nadle saba inslnuarse
como el, cuandO SO trAtAba de
enamorar; sabiA que inf xiones
convenfan & su voz seg1n ls
edad, ell tempersmento Y Ia edu-
cacl6n de Ia v5cttnaa escogids !;
que miradAs eran las de mas SO
RurO efecto, cual era In sonrisa
que debis aplicar nj case. FL
coDquistar corAzones fue STEM
pre- para el IN ligero pasatiem
po que no ofrecia Qraudes diff
culttdes, pues muchIs eran las
cOquetas que cafAn en- sus redes
deslumbrAdas por 81 trAto espe
clal y su ArrogAnte figurs, Y una
Vez q le estAbAn iocAs pr ei, no
encontrabA ell menor reparo en-
dejarl4s, hollando las mas ar
dleLtss ilusioDes de que hAbfA
aldo cAusa, con la misma flita de
compaslol con que pisarfA la fl Jr
cAmpessre que al viento hiclera
rodar bsi al plAnta.
Ia aquel momento no sc de-
clArAbA q Maria Luisa franca Y
Ablertamente, pses era demasia
do sstuto para no com mprender
que el prodigArse con exceso nj
POGO ratio dc conocerla podf4
producer un efecto contrsrio;
por medic de frsses encubiertAs
ie dsbA d com prender Que Ia vi
dA empezAbA para eI aquella ma
nAns; que ella hAbfA sIdo com }
IL reveiAolon de Ia sublime be-
llTzA ante sus oios; que Sc sent-
TIA morir cuando ella desspare-
clese dc "a presencla: citaba elo-
cuentes frases dc ilustres escri-
toEes sobre el amor y Yersos de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-10
Los marinos de Arroyo

Acaba de afiliarse a la Interna
cional de Marines de America, la
Union local de Marines, del simpatico
pueblo de Arroyo, con mas de 100
miembros. Con esta son uniones de
trabaj jadores del mar que Sc hallan
atliadas en- Puerto Rico su respec-
tiva International. Ell presidente de
la Union de Arroyo, 10 es 81 honrado
trabajador j. r. Sanchez, y Secreta-
rio ell active Francisco Rodriguez: Ell
conocido ciudadano Federico Vilella
es ell Tesorero.