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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-27
THREE MEXICAN MURDERERs
ESCAPE FROM JAIL

Ell PAsO, Texas. Inly 27Three
Mexicans held for murder and rob.
berry Of American prospectors In So.
nora. escaped from Jail In border
town opposite Douglas, Ariz. II IS
said they we're liberated by woman
who gave the guards whiskey with
which they became intoxicated.
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PROHIBITION.
lists AT MADISON

MADISON, wis. July ~ Prohibl-
tionists Of Wisconsin assembled in
Madison today for a two days conyen-
tion, Nearly every county In the state
Is fully represented The convention
will name candidates for state offices
and decide upon plans for pursuing
a vigorous campaign this fall.
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REUNION or coNsTiTU-
TIoNAL CONVENTION

NEW YORK. July "a The men
who constituted the state constitu.
tional convention u l9i began a two
days reunion In this city today. a
banquet al Delmonico's has been ar.
ranged for this evening, and tomorrow
4 shore dinner al coney Island will
be had.
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Democratic Call.


A convention OF the democratic
voters of the territory OF New Mexico
ii hereby called to meet at Las Vegas,
New Mexico, at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon on Thursday, August 25, 1904. for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for delegate to represent New Mexico
in the fifty-sixth congress OF the Unit.
ed States
The democratic electors Of New
Mexico, and all who believe In the
principles Of policies as announced in
the platform adopted BY the national
democratic convention begun and
holden on the sixth day Of july
1904, at st. Louis, Missouri. and all
who believe In reform In territorial af-
fairs as now administered, and all who
believe that officials are only the SER
wants Of and not the masters OF the
people, are respectfully and cordially
invited to unite under this call and
take part in the selection Of delegates
to said convention to be held at Las
Vegas, as aforesaid.
The several counties will be entitl.
ed to representation in said conven-
tion as follows:
Bernalillo, five delegates; Chaves.
eight delegates; Colfax, eleven dele,
.gats; Dona Ana, five delegates; Eddy,
five delegates; Grant, nine delegates;
Leonard Wood, five delegates; Lin
coin, seven delegates; Luna, three
delegates; Mckinley, two delegates:
Mora, ten delegates; Rio Arriba, nine
delegates; Roosevelt. two delegates;
Sandoyal, two delegates; San Juan,
four delegates; San Miguel, twenty
delegates; Santa Fe, twelve delegates:
Sierra, four delegates; Socorro, ten
delegates; Taos. eight delegates; Tor.
rance county, two delegates. Union,
eight delegates; Valencia, two dele
gates,
County committeeman, or members
.of the territorial committee In which
there IL no county committee. are
hereby directed 10 name the place, date
and hour when and whore precinct
primaries shall be held, and give due
notice Of al least ten days In some
newspaper published In the county,
and cause w be posted notices n at
least four public places III each pre-
.cinct, stating the date III the precinct
primary ana THE date the county con.
yention will Ne held. tile nnme of the
precinct chairman. place. date. afgi
hour primaries viii bc held,
Chairman and secretaries " county
conventions are directed 10 forward a
true list Of the names of such dele.
gates and alternates as may he elected
10 said territorial convention, 10 the
secretary OF the democratic central
committee Of New Mexico, by the next
mail after holding such convention,
addressing same to him at Santa Fe.
New Mexico
And notice is further given that
there will be meeting Of the demo
cratic central committee Of New Mexi.
co, at o'clock in the forenoon, Thurs
day, August 25, 1904. at which all
members Of said committee are earn.
estly requested to be present In per.
son. w. s. HOPEWELL.
Chairman Democratic Central Com.
mittee OF New Mexico.
N. b. LAUGHLIN,
Secretary Democratic Central Com
mittee OF New Mexico.
Santa Fe. N. NJ, July 22, 1904
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clause Of the Hamilton statehood bill,
fixing The capital at Guthrie until
1910, was passed. The popnllst con.
vention, also In session here, reject.
ed by an overwhelming vote the Of.
fer Of fusion made by the democrats
and nominated A. T. straughen.
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BRYAN SPEAKS AT.DELAvAn
LAKE ASSEMBLY

DEAvAN, Wis July 27. William j.
BRYAN was The chief speaker today AZ
the opening III the seventh annual ses.
sion Of the Dclavan Lake assembly.
Ills subject was "The Value of an
IDEAL" The assembly viii continue
for ten days.
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British Cabinet Decides That Measures win
Otherwise Be Taken To Follow Up Di-
plomatic Demands
TENSE SITUATION GROWING MORE SERIOUS
Oku Wins Series Of Brilliant Victories Capturing
All Strategic Points At Ia Tche Kiao

LONDON. July 27.- The British
government is sending instructions
to Sir Charles Harding, ambassador
10 Russia, to energetieally protest
against the sinking OF the British
steamer knight Commander by the
yladivostok squadron
Premier Ballour and colleagues dc.
cided 10 demand the fullest repara.
.tion shall be made by Russia or
measures viii be taken TO follow up
the diplomatic demands. The safety
Of the British flag must be conceded
and future protection to neutral ship.
ping be assured Dispatches from
Sir Claude Macdonald, the British.
ambassador at Toxic, confirm the RI
ports that the knight Cummonder
had no contraband Of war on board.
All British authorities unite on the
point that there was no justification
for sinking The vessel.
Germany Back Down.
NEW YORK, July 27The Herlln
correspondent of the Herald cables
that after Russia gave Germany sat.
,isfaction In tho matter III the seizures
III the Prmx.Heinrich and Scandla, all
idea of backing iii England n pro.
test against the passage III the nar.
danelIes hs the Russian volunteer
fleet was abandoned. y
Malacca Released.
AI.GIERS, July 27 After d rlo.
tracted conference between the Dit
ish and Russian consuls and Captain
schwartz commanding the prize crew
on the Malacca. II was announced the
prize crew would be withdrawn and
the Russian flag replaced by the Brit
ish this evening. The orders 10 sur.
render the Malacca were d complete
surprise 10 Captain Schwartz.
'Patkin Admits It.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 27-A
telegram was received frorm General
Kuropatlin today confirming the DC.
cupation of TIA Tche Kiao by the
Japanese July 25, adding that
the Japanese division had moved on
Hal Cbeng.
More War Ships.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 27.e-An
imperial ukase has been issued plae.
ing seven merchantmen, purchased
abroad on the navy list. four as see.
ond class cruisers and the others as
Transports There Is reason to be.
lieve the cruisers will be sent to the
Red sea 10 replace the volunteer
fleet steamers the war status Of which
Is IN dispute.
oku's Victory.
TOXIC, July 27-The army Of
General Oku, combined with what Is
known as the Takushan forces. at
tackled Ia Tche Kiao Sunday and
Monday and captured all the import.
ant Typographical keys. The Russian
force consisted Of five divisions.
Port Arthur's Condition.
LAO YANG, July 27,A Russian
correspondent of the Associated Press
who Just arrived here after two
months stay at Port Arthur, gives al
interesting narrative of the situation
of the beleaguered fortress. when he
left July IA, showing that Japan On
crasions until then had not advanced
AS far as supposed. Several Russian
successes are chroniclcd but no men
tion Ii made of the reported Japan.
ESQ reverse with d loss Of 81, 900 men
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When in neei OF up.t0date, stylish
fob work at rook.bottom prices. con.
sult your own interests and The op
tic once at the same time.
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KANSAS CITY
ALLIES 10 VOTE
Excited Strikers MurderOusly
Attack Union Miners Deport-
ell From Colorado. Other
Acts OF Violence

| C1ttGaGO, lilS.. July 2T,--+ChieI OF
Police oneill gave orders TO packing
companies TO dorall their hauling on
Halstead street. which will be strong.
| ~ patrolled in order TO afford proIec.
ton to non.union drivers The order
calling out the packing house team.
sters issued last night affects many
drivers employed BY other concerns
as all union teamsters are forbidden
Ito haul supplies to packing plants,
While it is said TO be the intention
of the packers 10 ship practically all
The meat to outside points by rail
and make no effort to take care OF
the By products. the strikers cause
them much Inconvenience by shut.
ling off supplies.
Violence in Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July o. The
allied trades Of the packing houses
will vote tonight upon the question Of
| a sympathetic strike,
Thirty negroes being taken into Ar
monr & Co, IN box car. were rough.
! ly handled BIZ d mob today. Several
shots were fired, but no one was hit.
The police dispersed the mob sew
teral other outbreaks of violence oc.
CURED. |. M Harris and Charles
fts. dtportItl Cripple Creek min.
lers, were mistaken for strikehreak-
lers ana attacked. Harris WAS knock.
ed down, kicked III the face, receiving
several ugly wounds.
Stock Yards Fire.
CHICAGO, His, July n, Fire
broke out today Id the stock yards HI
tine large refinery Of Swift T. CO and
soon gained such headway that every
available fire engine In the yards dis.
ltrict was called out.
Rumors of ineendiarlsm were rife,
Examination, however, showed the
cause Of the blaze to have been an
overheated dynamo. Many tierces Of
/ lard exploded spreading burning
grease. The firemen managed to
keep the fire from spreading.
Tie conserts Of tie bs.l9!ns wG.o
said to be valued at 100000.
Extensive Picketing.
/ CHICAGO, Ills, July q. Besides
the lire, another inmult at the stock
yards today was caused by the fact
that wholesale picketing was. inaug.
urated. Wagons carrying materials
for various plants were turned back
at every gate. Numerous small
clashes resulted.
The stock handlers returned to
work In the yards today TO assist in
delivering stock 20 independent pack.
ers not involved In the strike.
Members OF the board Of arbitration
held conference with the labor
/ leaders after which they sought a
conference with the packing inter.
ests.
Woman Mobbed.
/ CHICAGO, Ills, July 81 Kitty
English. forewoman Of the sewing de-
partmcnt Of the Swift plant was
mobbed BY crowd of girls who beat
her, tore her clothing and s'aistIr:
her face with a knife.
II Ii announced the packers at
4 present would make no general a,
tempt 10 employ non.union teamstcrs
Plans have been made 10 deliver meat
4 BIZ raiIroad - branches throughout
the city.
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=IREUNION or cONSTITU.
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LEADER PAYS
VISIT TO PARKER.

IsopUs. July "a Chas, r..
Murphy, leader Of Tammany haIl,
came today to visit Judge Parker.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05
A9|Otd Ia pd(ien(ia

La persona mas sufrida ttene que
enfadarse veces.
NADIA afeeta un buen caracter.
NADIA haee & IN hombre psrder la
paciencia como Ia picaz6n en- la piel
Almorranas con picazon, casi le
vuelven & Vd. loco.
Por ell dfa le hacen & uno sentirse
miserable.
Por la noche causan desvelos.
lRasea! iRasca. iRasca! sin res
piro.
A semejanza de la eczema
No puede uno parar de rascarse.
Asf 10 harfa Vd., pero comprendo
que el sufrimiento aumentarfa.
Tales miserias van en- aumento
cada dfa.
Las gentes van descubriendo que
pueden curarse.
Reeonocen los m6ritos del Ungaen-
TO de Doan.
Sobran las pruebas de que 81 I'm
gtiento de Doan cura las alrnorranas.
La eczema toda clase Gle picaz6n
Cl4 Ia PAC1'
La sefora Isabel s., vda. de sola,
residente en- Ia calle de autier Benf-
tez, Cagues, 2. R., dice 10 siguiente
eHacla cinco meses que una hija mia
venfa padeciendo de una lepra que
apenas podfa dormir. Por mas n1edi-
camentos que sole aplicaban no sana-
ba Y 10 que hicinos fu6 gastar dinero
sin resultado, hasta que tuvimos la
oportunidad de aplicarle ell Unguento
de Doan. Al primer dfa de usarlo
durni6 bien Y al continuar u.sandolo
por tres dfas ha desaparecido por
complete la enfermedad, gracias al
celebre Unguento de Doan.o
De venta en- todas las fainacias.
Foster Nc Clellan CO Buffalo, n.
Y. e. L. de America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05

En el PENsIoNADO hay acGualmen-
te I'm gran ndmero de j6venes Y Sc
piensa tomar un nuevo edifcio para
obtener mas amplitud y mayores CO.
modidades. V@anse los parrafos que
uno de nuestros amigos nos escribe
desde Ia gran ciudad de, Hudson
GFuf aver al PENsIoNADO SULsO.
Ma. Y como usted me encarga que le
envie noticias, tengo el gusto de in
formarle que ALI Sc echa de yer un
adslanto progressive rapido, que Ia
mesa es excelente y sana, las habita-
clones capaces, las salas puestas con
elegante senciliez La direction, de
primer orden.
<Se aguardan alumnOs de M6jico
y de Cuba y "a pude contar muchos
de Puerto Rico Sto. Domingo. Creo
que el PENSIONADO es una empresa de
Porvenir que mejorara msdida que
Sc introduzcan en- 81 las reformas en-
proyecto. No Sc puede pedir mas en-
hygiene en- comforts
Reproducimos ese informe con
gusto, y con el cerramos Las presen-
tes lfneas, en- las que Sc rinde un ex
pontAneo tribute Ia actividad Ala
inteligencia de I'm enthusiastic compa-
triota nuestro.
Enhorabuena adelante
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Los ESTADOS UNIDOS PUEOEN OAR LA
AUTONOMIA A PUERTO-RICO

Otros mas autorizados que 70 no
deiaran de contestar q las ahrmaclo-
nes que hace el senor J. J. Bas en- el
ndmero del Heraldo Esp0doL, correspon-
diante al 30 de Novlembre dltimo.
Pero, como la misma question pue-
he ser tratada bajo diversos puntos
de vista con diversos argumentos,
como la que nos ocupa no compete So
IL una personalidad sino la multi
nle de un partido polftico que la ha
nrobiiado carinosamente, que la ha
becho suya de la manera mas puollca
v enthusiastic, por ESQ creome autorlza-
do 4 dar tambiGn una contestacion al
sa1or Bas. en- mi calidad de miembro
del nartido qUni6n de Puerto Rico>
Dice el 5enor Bas que gun puerto
rrioueno no debe jamas hablar de au-
ononfa, dentro dc Ia actual constitu-
;6n americana, 81 en- algo Sc estima,
respeta < los hombres ~ y anna a
/, natria.2 Que Gs6lo ell insensato la
pretende.9 Y Sc pregunta 81 <habra
aIc1n puertorriquehO de buen sent1do'
sinplemente de sentido comun, que
siouiarq 81 figure sea factible llevar el
convencimiento la persuaci6n las
dos terceras parties del Congreso amert-
cano. 6 4 igual nGmero de los Estados
de Ia Union, de que ellos tienen neceSi-
,Jo de b hacer una enmienda & su Cons
.1.i6u que contenga la dutonootf0,
nara. que de ella Sc pueda aprOvechar
Puerto Rico;1 Sc pregunta ST &no es
esa una oufmera,o p si emo es pretender
nm impossible, > 81 ono es una cosa muy
semeiante, 40 IA de los tontOs, sino
10 que es peor, la % los locos de
altar Y. por tanto, hay que desecharla
nor los cuerdos.1 Y dice que Gpreten-
der los puertOrriquenos que Sc haga
ESQ para darIes gusto, apenas cabe en-
Ia personalidad humana; que es poner-
se al borde del ridfculo mas grande en-
nue ha estado individuO, partido po-
lftico pueblo alguno.>
Y tras tau ampuloso anatema; tras
tan c,trsi rade retro, no ha vislumbrado
al senor j. J. Bas que ha stdo 81 ides-
dichado!, quien Sc ha puesto moons
cientemente cal borde del ridfculo mas
grande en que jan4s ha estado indivi-
duo alguno; no ha visto que inferfa
una iniuria al .Congreso mas democra-
tico entire as naciones liberales, los
Estados mas dlet6n0nlOs entire los Esta-
dos federados.
Como no va ser factible llevar
81 convencimiento y la persuacion g.
las dos tercerGS parties del Congreso anne
ricano, 6 & igual nGmero de los Esta-
dos de la Union, de que ellos tfenen
,,ecesidad de hacer una enmienda su
Constitution que contenga la outono-
mia. para que de ella aprovecbe Puer-
To Rico? 5Est& ell Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos de America en- COnstan-
tinopla 6 en- Washington GHan sido
educados los distinguidos miembrOs
cue 10 componen en- Ia autocratica at
m6siera que respira un Nicolas II de
Russia 8 en- la muy democratlca que
respira Mr.. Roosevelt? GSon los Es-
tados de la Union Americana pOLftjca-
q,erte comparables con las Pr0uincias
3 Gobiernos del omnipotente Emperad01
de todas las R,sias, 6 con los BJaIdt0s
del Sultan 8 Gran Senior de la Sublime
Puerta?
Desde 1uego que habra que luchar
para llevar csc convencimlento al ami
mo de la mayoria del Congreso 8 al
de las mayorfas de las dos t5rceras
narEes de los Estados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05

Pero, que libertad, que derech5
han sido iamds conquistados por un
pueblo que no hayan sido 81 fruto de
la mas persistente labor, la resultante
de la mas obstinada controversial? ESQ
de que las libertades no SIC dan, si11o
que Sc t0nlon, ESQ Sc qued siempre para
el final del capftulo, para cuando no
queda otro recurso que ell de entonar
ell d dantesco L0Scidte 0g1ei isperUnza. Men
tras queda un atomo de esperanto, los
pueblOs, que jamas han sido suicidas,
ponen su f6 en- Ia labor pOIitica 10 que en-
desespera ado extreme, solo podrfa con-
seguirse por la fuerza de las armas
La historic de los derechos polfticos,
de la humauidad es una historic es-
crita mas con ell sudor de la frente que
con la sangre de las venas mas entire
ell rudo batallar de los Parlamentos
que entire Ell estruendoso fragor de las
batallas mas con la ennegrecida plu-
ma que con la enroiecida espada.
Y allf iremos, iremos aquel Par
lameuto cue no conoce la palabra oott0-
1aonl{o, seg6n ell Sr. Bas, ,.que genuina-
mente democratico saturado de prin-
cipios autonomicos esta hasta la rnAdu-
La de los huesos ; allf iremos le ha-
remos comprender, 81 es que no 10
comprende va, que ell porvenir de los
Eotados Unidos en- ell vasto continente
americana depende de la polftica que
ellos desarollen en- esta antojadizo tie
ira, en- este diminuto pen6n, perdido
casi en- la inconmensurabl extension
de ambas Americas. LIE haremos COM
prender que, de los diversos sistemas
de gObiernO aplicables este territorio
conquistado, ell que meior respondent
sus fines de expansion polftica CO.
mercial sera Ell que le proponemos, al
par que Ell sera ell que meior Sc avenga
con los principios de Ia eq uidad Y de a
justicia. Y ST necesidad hubiese de re-
currir la iniuencia de los Estados pa
ra contr rarrestar reSistencias en- el Con-
greso, Ocasionadas quiza por mezq ui-
nos individu alismos, AeIlos recurrirfa-
mos tambi6 por los mil medios con que
cuenta aquel pals de las libertades, Y
con ellos har1amos preston bastante
para d1reb0tar leg0tnte7ate nuestro dis
putado triunfo. Nos sobran caracte-
res y talentos para llevar & feliz ter
mino la patriotica labor; le sobran 4
la Metr6poi americana hombres rec
tos razonables que nos ayudaran en-
ella con tOdas sus fuerzas.
Pretender la autonomfa para Puer-
o Rico no es, pues, &una Quimera1 no
es Gpretender IN impossible, una cosa
de tontos cuando no de locos1, como
muy de ligero afrma Ell senior Bas,
Lo que ST es &una quimera, un impo-
sible0, por 0bor0, xuna cosa de tontos
cuandO no de locos~, es pedir al CO.
bierno americana Guna perfecta aca-
bada ciudadan1a para Puerto Rico.
bajo Ia protection de los Estados Uni
dos, al igual de Cuba&, como dice ell
senior Bas al fnalizar su desdichad O
articulo; y 40 precisamente porque Sc
ria muchO mas diffcil conseguir esto
que 10 que deseamos, sino poroue.
dado ell estado actual de la gran masa
del pueblo puertorrique1o. no convie-
nen al pats tales ridlculas preci pits.
clones. Aqu1 10 del proverbio italia.
no; QHtra piano Ua sano.
LUIS RAMIREZ MATTEL.
Bayan6n, DIRE 1o de 1904
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Interesante al Conerciio

On j0ven con c0n0eimien-
tos de Teneduria de iibros, in
giles, correspondence conner
ciaI y eseritura en-, maquiniIla,
s0licita coI0cacl0n. Buenas re-
ferencias y cinco amos de prac.
tiea. Direction, P. O. 597.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05
FL pueblo de Puerto Rico
esta convencido

Aver; un gentfo immense transita-
ba por la Gale de Fortaleza, quedando
demostrado, una vez mas, que es Ia
calle de moda. Senoras, caballaros Y
ninos Sc han convencido de que el me-
ior y mas barato surtido de telas de
moda, camas, colchones, encaies. SOM
breros y casimires ingleses, Sc encuen-
ira en- FL Cielo, Fortaleza %.
El pueblo asf 10 dice.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05
COnstante barati||O

Antes de comprar en- otra tienda.
yease Ell nuevo surtido de ulantillas.
telas de moda, piqu6s, driles, cuellos
puhos, corbatas, encajes, cintas. ca
misetas, calcetines Y mas de mil cpa-
dros Ito par en- La Gloria.
,Constante baratillo, Cruz s. frente
4 La Margarita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05


PARA Las FANuLIAS HISPANO ANIE-
R1CANAS.
va es antique en- Nueva York el
PENSIONADO LATINO AMERICANA. Lo
dirige IN professor competentfsimo,
que sabe, no solo ensenar 4 concien-
cia, sino dirigir los j6venes alum
nos con suavidad y al propio tempo
con frmeza. La meior garantfa de
que la casa responde & una necesidad,
es que Sc sostuvo tres amos Y cue au-
menta dfa tras dfa su circulo acci6n
sus relacinnes con varios pa1ses de
sur y centric America, sin contar las
Autillas, que le dan un contingente
respectable de educandos.
No CO una escuela propiamen-
te dicha, sino IN boarding en- que las
famlIias tienen SECURE el hosped ale
para sus hiios, que concurren a las
universal ades 4 los colegios de Nue.
va York. NJ tieneu, ademas, la ven-
taia de contar con una persC- : que Sc
ocupe de cuidar la educaci6n de los
escolares, guiandolos con sus consejos,
imponi6ndoles una discipline saba y
dulce, impidiendo que pierdan sus ho-
rasqde estudto auxiliandoles en- Ia
practica del idioma ingles.
Ademas de conocer nosotros, por
personales y frecuentes,
los m6todos que ALI sc empleau, ell
trato & los hu6spedes y ell progreso
Que alcanzan, recibimos informes de
Nueva York, que nos permiten elogiar
el PENsIoNADo y felicitar al senior
Sulsona por sus exitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05

BAyO PERFECIO. ESChITURA 4 LAT4STA GARANTIz DA
lre m6quisa nominal
de 80 & No requiere instructor.
Cuaquiera puede operar naqina treta
minutes la mas simple en- u exactitud todos los aba
La escrura esta semprea Ia del
todos los requisites Envueve especial
dnicas Todas pleas
10 cuadro
Seenta en-
sodad
perfecta aneacon Eta m&quna tene hecho eor
rollo
directo tpo iguaente una
campanilla
poderlas cuaquler Esta
nruda incontenndo odas las
4nns los idio
Espanol Ingles, Frances Aleman Iaiano etc.,
r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05
I eSOrerIa

En- la Tesoreria Sc han recibido
cinco multas de Yauco ascendientes q
81 dollars, una de Lajas de dollars,
una de Ponce de dollars y otra de
Aguadilla de cinco dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05
Puerto Rico en- Nueya York
FL PenSiOnadO
Latino Americana

Es UN EsTABLECIMIENTO BTEN MON
TADo, BIEN DRIGrEo Y MUY UTIL
PARA Las FAMILIAS HISPANO AME-
RICANAS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05
HpcgrQfa LA Democrqcia

En- eStG impre1sta sc hatsn t,da class
dc trabqjcs tipogrdfcos d toias koras del
dsa Y dc q nocla<. Presses As n,ls barotos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-05
f r i T = s
PreeiOS C0rrientes

AzGcar para Ell consume de 81 4t
Algod6n de 81 II.
Moscabado claro de 81. so 81. 80.
De miel claro de 1925 q S3.4o.
Centrffuga claro de $4.25 4 "a. 40.
Az1car americana de Ia & So. 80.
Almid6n & s24
Cafe corriente s101 all.
Cueros dulces SIT
Cocos de S11 Ii millar.
Ron 25 grades Cartier de II centa-
7os gallon.
Maiz 6S1.5O
Sebo & s44 90.
Tabaco, nominal.