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SURRY.
June
NJ

Clarence Lord lie home. and will remain
two weeks.
Capt. Eugene Casper is having his
buildings painted.
]. F. Staples has had some desirable
changes made In his store.
Miss Martha Beede Is home from Bos-
ton, where she has been employed by
Jordan & Marsh.
Capt. &. NJ. Coulter went TO Boston,
Mrs. W. S. Tregorgy to Pittsdeld. and
Mrs. Mary E Wood to Augusta last Mon
day.
The Methodist Sunday school received
a valuable present Saturday from Fred NJ
William, OF Deering, In memory Of his
deceased mot her, who was for several
years a memb aud teacher in the sun
day school. The gift ia a large and beau
tifuily framed bible picture illustrating
Isaiah Ii-6. 1t now decorates the walls OF
the Methodist vestry where the Sunday
school meets. At the bottom of the frame
Is silver plate ON which is engraved the
words: "In memory OF Mrs. F. W.
withRm." Mrs William, who died in
Portland, Dec. 81, 1901, was the wife of
Capt. F, w. Whitman. They were resi-
dents of surry whore they reared family
of three sons, two OF whom, with their
father, are now living In California, while
Fred H., the eldest, has been for many
years a successful teacher in the public
schools in Deering.
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NORTH CASTINE.
USE FEMME

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MOTIFS webster Is hired with Edward
'0' '"0 's"
capt Ezra Conner Is home from coast
ing trip TO New YORK.
Mary Lee wsrdweil, who IL EN- ployed at
the village, spent Sunday with her mother,
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MANsET.

VIII Dollivsr has moved into his new
house.
orrin Feruald viii soon move to Mrs.
Martha Delivers house.
Rev. Clarence Emery, of the Baptist
church, is away for few.dsys' vacation.
DIR. Anderson has opened his dental Of
ice at Northeast Harbor for the summer.
Schooner Lens A. Percy, Capt. Bunker,
arrived Saturday morning with 10000
pounds Of fish.
The tug Bangs, OF New York, left Sat
urday morning for the east. She has been
in the harbor several days.
Ralph Hadlock, who iB In the United
States navy, left Saturday for Boston. FL,
has been home on & two-weeks furlough
June 8. SPEC.
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ATLANTIC.

Roscoe Joyce is painting bis house.
Several enjoyed a pleasant evening with
Seth Stockoridge and wife last week.
Capt. Smith, OF the Percy ", was IN
to~n last week looking mp the new steam.
boat route.
Now are we realif to have 81 cam boat
call at Atisnticf " Zen We zee her sc will
surely know shs Is eslntDs.
Edwin Smith and ', lie eft satu day for
their home ia Pori stnd, VA Mott rest
Hsrbor. Mrs. SMITH 9otm home.
June 6. =
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MARIAVILLE.

The graveyard fence In district No. 3
has been newly painted,
There were no services here Sunday un-
til evening on account OF the rain.
Arthur Moor was cut quite badly In the
foot on the drive while cutting boom.
he had to come home.
Rev. MIR. Browne is here for a while.
Services will be held at the chapel on
Sundays at the usual hour, Sunday school
following.
Frank Jordan and wife were called ia
Mt. Desert last week to attend the fun
eral Of Mr.. Jordsn's aunt, Mrs. sallie
Somes.
June g.
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

4
Mrs. Hattie Al;en, who has been quite
i Ill, is better.
Miss Mamie sperry, OF Biuehill, was the
guest OF Miss Susie Fflend last week.
c. II. ctosson, who has been very III for
the last three weeks, Is little better.
Fred NJ. Page, While working in Aliens
mill, had his hsod cut by the saw quite
badly.
Mrs. II. J. Allen iets Thursday for
Weathersfield Center, Vt. she expects to
be gone a year.
X. l.. Elwell. OF woodfords, who spent
few days with his father and mother last
week, has returned.
Mrs. Clara clapp has returned from
SarRentville. where she res besn visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Nellie sargent.
john Gray hsd one Of his fingers taken
of last Thursday by stene block falling
on his hand. He was at work at Bucks
Harbor.
Mrs. Ella K. Lord, OF Boston, and Mrs.
Floreuce Head, OF South Mediord, were
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. 81. l.. Ell
well, last week.
Harry Torrey had narrow escape at the
mill the other day. Hts clothes caught In
the machinery. and were torn nearly of,
but he escaped unhurt.
A deaf andidumb tramp went through
the town Thursday begging money from
the women. Unless he received the
twenty Ave cents be was ugly.
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WEST HANCOCK.

William Linscott is critically 81.
Mrs. Hollis Linscott Is very I'll With
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. stearnes have moved into
the Norris house.
Mrs. Mary z. Means, OF Surry, is the
guest OF Mrs. Mary Butler.
Mrs. Eliza Means, OF Snrry, visited her
sister, Mrs. II. c. Milliken, last week.
Mrs. Mary r. Butler, OF New Bedford,
Mass, is at the old home for the summer.
Mrs. Daniel Crimmeu, of Sullivan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Maria Durgan.
Sylvia Marshall, who has been vely Ill
Tor long time, Is thought to be improv
ing.
Watson X. Springer is car inspector for
the Maine Central at Washington
Junction.
Juue6. SUMAc.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Euniee Coggins attended the mu-
sic festival in Bangor Saturday.
Miss Iuez Hagen, who has been visiting
friends aud relatives in Sullivan, is home,
Miss Emma Austin, who has been
teaching the primary department at Win
ter Hsrbor, is home.
An encouraging report has come from
Edward Jordan, who was taken to Ban
gor recently for treatment. The physi-
clans are hoping he may be able to re-
turn home In three weeks.
Mrs. A. II. Coggins went last week tc
Southwest Harbor to visit her daughter
Mrs. Robbie Norwood, sitter which she viii
go to Boston and spend the month witt
her daughter, Mrs. James Tweedie, ant
other relatives.
June g. "
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MEMORIAL SERVICES,

The service held at the church May -
was much enjoyed. Several veterans and
members OF the relief corp, were present.
The sermon by the pastor. Rev. 5. NJ.
Thompson, set forth the meaning OF Me-
mortal Day, which stands ~ for the de-
sotion OF the sons and daug hters Of Amer
lea; t2l free people; (3) united nation;
ca faith In the living God.
Appropriate selections were sung; the
''star spsngied Banner" by Mrs. Ella
PoSeys and Miss Beulah Thurston. Mrs.
E. NJ Allen presided at the organ and
played several selections familiar to the
soldiers.
Services were held at Pine Grove ceme-
terry Memorial Day, and the graves OF the
departed comrades were decorated.
After the service several went to Blue
bill to assist In the exercises there.
June 6. RAE.
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MINTURN.

Mrs. Alpha Stewart came home Sstur.
day.
Albion Stanley and Reuben Pray re-
turned Monday from seining trip.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Smith, of. Brockton,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia E.
johnson.
Rev. E. P. Woodward, of Portland, viii
preach in the Advent church Sunday
afternoon and evening and lecture here
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Harry A. Johnson will return home
Saturday from the Maine Wesleyan semi
nary, Kent's Hill. where he has been at
tending.sehool for the past year.
June 5. III.
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BASS HARBoR.

Miss G. s. Lefiingweli, of New Have,
has opened her cottage, "crowfield," for
the summer.
Ernest Moore IL having his hou.s
painted. Dennis Norwood and Vernon
Lstty are doing the work.
Schooner Marion Turner. Capt. Clarence
Turner, was In last week with 12i.on
pounds OF fish. Parker Bros. bought
them.
Capt. c. o. Martin. of the lobster smack
Eva Martin, spent Sunday with his family
here. He is ON his way to Nova Scotia
after HOLSTERS.
June o. XVI
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BLUEHII.L FALLS.

E. w. Andrews and wife were In Els
worth Tuesday.
Miss Stella Friend, OF Bar Harbor, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. 7. Conary.
The Misses Sylvester have gone to wor K
In the sardine factory at BrookIin.
Mrs. II. Bowden went to Orisnd last
week, called there by her brothers. illness.
Mrs. Bertha Colson gave a party to a
few friends Friday evening, in honor OF
Miss Stella Friend.
DR.. s @. Tucker, Of Bangor, lec.ured in
the sehoolhouse Saturday evening, on
"rhe Passion Play" as it was last presented
at ooerammercsu, Bavaria. illustrated
with stereopticou views-scenes in the
lie of Christ.
June 8. SUBSTITUTE.
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WEST GoULDssoRo.

Miss Mary Lowe is at Mrs. s. g.
Woods.
Mrs. Elbridge Stevens, who has been
quite III, is gaining.
Mrs. Z. 5. Shaw is at Csstine visiting
Curtis Stevens and wife.
Mrs. Morse, OF Cherryfield, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Alice Young.
Mrs. Irving Young is spending a few
days with ner parents In Winter Esrbor.
Mrs. Fred Baker, of Steubsn, was in
town Friday visiting her brother, Calvin
Chick snd wife.
Mrs. A. c. Kingsley, who went to Bar
Hsrbor TO attend the graduation Of her
niece, Miss Anna Morse, is home.
June 6. n.
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MARLBORO.
June 8.
GRACIA.

Mrs. Mary Mcintyre is in Ellsworth
visiting her son Daniel.
Fred Anderson and wife were called to
Surry Saturday by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Anderson's brother, Fred Saunders.
Allen Hodgkins, who has been in the
employ OF DR.. C. c. Morrison, at Bar Hsr.
Dor the past year, is home for few weeks
in poor health.
Mrs. Abbie Wiley and little son, OF
Bath, are spending few days with her
parents, Ransom Hodgkins and wife
From here she win go to Ellsworth to
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soMEsvILLE.
June 6.
SUBSTITUTE.

Heze S. Richardson, who has been
attending Tufts college, Is home.
Elmer Davis, of West Trenton, is clerk
ing for NJ. l.. Allen.
The library society had a sale OF Ice.
cream in the library Saturday evening.
Mrs. Elton Bunker and grandson, OF
Portland, have been visiting Mrs. Bun
ker's sister, Mrs. M. L. Allen.
Charles P. and George L. scmes came
from Waltham, Mass, to attend their
mothers funeral.
Ida ID. Somes came from waltham tc
attend her grandmother's funeral. Miss
Somes graduates from the Waltnam higt
school June p. She will spend her yaca.
tion here.
June z,
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IVES rRgAosT.

Mrs. Nettie Ra nil opened ,sf ice. ctesm
psrlor this we'..
l.. w. Rumsr Ia - bought tue aoitles,e4d
of Mrs. NJ. l. ID <.
Capt W. > SSrssn- and r. w. Lunt
bas recenliy Drsuxtt useses.
George NoraoSd, familiarity known As
Uaclo George, had another shock this
week.
June 8. THELMA.
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aHE Ae.s.. subscribers at 100
o, tas !, sts Ia dHcocs county:
al the other papers in the County com
ssned do not reach so many. THE AMER
loan IS not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, aud has neper claimed to
Be, bat IL is the only paper that can prop
srly be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circala-
tion Of TIKI AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of oil the other papers printed
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

George Robbins has been home from q
eoastiDg trip for few days.
Stephen Stanley has gone to Chicago to
take command of yacht.
Mrs. jeremiah Grsenlaw, of Oceanville,
is with her daughter, Mrs Anthony Bye,
who is seriously III.
Mrs. Stephen Thurston and her son
Joseph and wife came from Cam bridge
Saturday. Mr. Thurston and wife re-
turned Monday.
Jupe6 g.
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COUNTY NEWS
= sadssscnas c0~ats Tsts. Sc. s.se -.
CENTER.

ZEN TEX.
J. A. Turner lie having gssoli, lam.
built. Burrill Turner Is doing t,s ~.
George Callahan and wife, Of Ivn.
Mass, are at w. j. Harper's Tor Inc -
mer.
Stanley Mitchell, OF Tinker,s I.,.
spent Sunday here. He repor,ss good
catch OF herring Ia bis weir.
Capt. e. c. Harper, of the scboon..
Boemer. is In the harbor. Can't. Ha,rs.
has been removing the sardine fact ary ,ro,,
IVES, fremont to Penobscot.
Last Saturday evening as r. b. aiey,,.
was coming from Southwest n rbor .,
his bicycle, he collided with team. n.
escaped With few cuts and demolisbeS
wheel.
June 8.
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EAST RLuEHILL.
June 6.

The pupils of the East BIuehili primary
school gave Memorial Day programme
Friday, May ~, consisting of patriotic
songs and recitations. The pupils have
been trying to be present at each session
Tor the last month. Those who were not
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GoULpsBoRo.


Miss Abbie Tracy is i'll.
A son was born to j. W. Foss and wife
Monday, May 80.
A daughter was born to Henry Leig htou
and wife Tuesday, May 81.
Quite number of the wives and daugh.
tiers OF the veterans went Saturday &c
join the womsn's relief corps Organized
that day at East Sullivan.
June 6. len
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absent one half day were: Dora Hutch
tngs, Annie Chamberlain, Esther Curtis,
Carl Grindle, George Cousins, Walter Car
ter, John Ashworth, Arthur Ashworth,
Earl Curtis, Earle Consry, Ralph Hardy.
Juue5 SpEc
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JES.
oRLAND.

Samuel Kittield Is visiting relatives and
friends In Lynn and Manchester, Mass.
June 8. SPEC
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The more eyes an advertisement catohe
the more dollars u ia north.
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ARE.

care for her sister, Mrs. Alice Mcintyre,
who il 30.
jane g. ARE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
OTIS.

sa. ..ldll.onal Oo.nLa w see olher pa0ea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-16
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA

Sc vende papel vieio 4 dos pesos
quintal
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LA BANDA INSULAR A PONCE

FL sabado saldra para Ponce la
banda de la Policfa Tnsular Esta
ejecutara retreats en- aquella ciudad el
domingo martes de la entrante sema-
nj. El microbes probablemente dara
un concerto en- ell teatro combinado
con la companfa &Uni6n Artlstica.>
Fl jueves regresara la banda es-
ia capital, pues tiene compromises
aquf para el viernes y sabado.
Sabemos que hay el proyecto de
que esta banda haga excursiones q
Mayaguez, Arecibo, Humacao y Qua
yama.
Los programs de las retreats que
esta banda dara en- Ponce 10 publica
mos en- otro sitio.
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Buques en- puerto

~Ancook,2 descargando ~Arka-
dia,> cargando.
~Carrie +. LoowS y ~Julia> car
gando. xLassellS <Philadelphia,S ,
descargando. San Jose descargando.
CABOTAJE
xDolores,o Humacao y Naguabo.
SIndia1 SIsabela,@ , descargando.
GDeseada7, Naguabo y Humacao.
ENTRADA
De Nueya York, yapor americana
philadelphia con carga,
De Arroyo, vapor xArkadia,s con
transito.
yapor francis eyille de Tanger, ,
de Puerto Plata, con transito.
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.EL DIA De La BANDERA
EN- MAYAGUEz
EL LCDO. FREIRE lNGRESA
ENLA UNION"
LOS FAjRRDlSTAS TRATAN
DEFUNOAR UN PERIODlC0
q nuestro Corresponsoll

MAYAG UEL, j UNIO O10.-Atenta-
mente invitados por Ia Comisi6n nom
brada para la fiesta de &El dfa de la
Bandera1, por las escuelas <Rosa
Streets y xPlaya>, tuvimos el honor de
asistir q In magnffca velada que Sc ce-
lebr6 en- la noche de aver en- nuestro
teatro.
Golpe encantador presentaba ell
teatro con una concurrenciatan espl@n-
dida de todas las classes sociales.
A las u di6 principle la velada,
ejecutando la orquesta que d!riie don
Ricardo Mesorana, xLa Borinquena~,
esa danza que alegra vivifica el al
ma del puertorriqueno cuando la es-
cucha.
FL ilustrado professor don Car
los Urrutia, Superintendent de escue-
las en- este distrito, abri6 ell acto pro-
nunciando un elocuente discurso, en-
ell que abarc6 los puntos mas dif1ciles
de la alta mission del profesorado.
Nutridos aplausos obtuvo este joven
en- el transcurso de su peroraci6n. Los
nfnos de las escuelas cantaron muy
bien el xFlag of the free.1
Recitaron poesfas con gusto y SEN
timiento, las nihas Virginia Usera,
Pura Pima, jose Huarnech, Carmen
Besosa, Carlota Cofresf, Olalla Aida
honda, Teresa Lavezzary, Consuelo
Rodriguez otros, que arrancaron al
auditorio muchos aplausos.
En- la segunda parte, tom6 la pa
labra, pronunciando un discurso de
tonos elevados, ell licenciado Alfredo
Arnaldo y Sevilla.
Baste decir que cada cinco mi
nutos era interrumpido con atronado-
res aplausos, para saber el 6xito OBJ
tenido.
A las 10 media termin6 Ia vela-
da, quedando complacidos los concu-
rrentes por las horas deliciosas ALI
pasadas.
Aver pag6 81 tribute la natu-
raleza, la apreciable senorita Maria
Capestany, hija de don Comigio del
mismo apellido. Ell sepelio Sc verifi-
cara hoy
-Tambi6n en- la manana del lunes
Sc verific6 ell de la distinguida senori-
ta Teresa Grau, hermana del acomo-
dado comerciante don Pedro Grau.
Artfsticas coronas ostentaba Ell CAIRO
f6nebre, ofrenda de los amigos de la
familia Grau, en- ell postrer momento
de Teresita.
En- breve vera la luz p1blica en-
esta localidad, un peri6dico pol1tico
titulado xEl Republicano~, que sera
organo de las huestes Fajardistas,
redactado por Julio Otero Rivera y
Jovino de la Tore.
Ell sabado regresaran de su via
ie por la isla, los propagandistas
obreros: don Julio Aybar y don An
gel NJ. Bellbe
-Nuestro querido amigo Ell doctor
Jose Ramon Freyre, que hasta ahOra
habia permanecido neutral en- la polf-
tica del pals, ha hecho su fliaci6n en-
la <Uni6n de Puerto Rico.> Como ell
doctor Freyre, todos los elementos de
valer de Mayagtiez, Sc disponen a
coadyuvar q tan hermosa obra. Bien-
venidos son los que vienen suspiran-
do por Ia union -redencion de la
patria.
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Esta antigua Y acreditada
faf macia, Ia meior de Ia localidad,
ha removable todas sus existencias
y cuenta con un extenso sur lido
de drogas. p-oductos quimicos y
medi mas de Patente de los prin-
cipales Laboratories de Europa y
America.
El jefe del establec:miento,
que cuenta "a amos de experien-
cia en- tan delica da profession. atien-
de cuida dosamente, auXiliado por
IN inteligente personal subal-
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Linea Fenea del Oeste

Itinerario de Trenes Vapores que
regira desde ell dfa 20 de Noviem-
bre de 1902.
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FL senor Monzuri

Hoy ha embarcado para Espana
nuestro amigo don Julian Monzuri,
socio coman6itario de la extinguida
casa Sucesores de J. Hernaiz.
FL senior Monzuri Sc retira defni-
tivamente de Puerto Rico, despues de
mas de 30 amos de Residential en- ell
pals.
Que lleve feliz yiaje
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Magnesia aereada antibiIiosa
de ]. M. Blanco

Con su uso desaparece Ell extre-
ni1niento. indigestion. dolores de
cabeza, jaqueca bills. acido del
estomago, en- general todos los
desarreglos producidos por el es-
tonnage { intestinos.
FARMACIA DE BLANCO.
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I'm CONDENADO A
PRESIDE POR DIEz AMOS
ExpIendida resuIt6 en- Ponce
la fiesta de Ia bandera
FL dia II Sc vera ell juicio oral
en- la causa pOr asesinatO
de la famiIia Ricci
{ De maestro CorresponsdJ de Ponce

PONCE, JUNO 15.-Virgilio To
sas, acusado de asesinato en- primer
grado, convicto de homicidio por el
Jurado que entendi6 en- Ell juicio oral
de su causa, fu6 condenado por el juez
de derecho, diez amos de presidio.
En- la captura de Simon Perez,
matador de Petra Laboy, Sc empeno Ell
esp1ritu de cuerpo de la polic1a insu-
lar, por ser este ell primer servicio
importante que Sc lie presentaba en-
Ponce, y porque las pocas horas del
'1secho, va decfa alguno que otro: ~la
po1tcfa municipal va hubiera captura-
do al IS2atador.S
-Espl@ndida fu6 la fiesta de la
tro Era tai la extraordinaria con-
currencia que llenaba las galer1as,
plateas Y pasillos del teatro, que Sc
hacfa muy dif1cil dar con un sitio pa
ra estar ALI con alguna comodidad.
Vimos damas distinguidas caballe-
ros respetables, de pie en- los palcos,
detras de las sillas, pues estas habfan
sido tomadas de antemano. Este CO.
rresponsal pudo yer algo de la fun
ci6n desde el mismo palco escenico,
donde solo entraron contadas perso-
mas. La platea Sc dedic6 toda a los
ni1os de las Escuelas.
FL programa Sc lleno cumplida-
mente: todo 81 fu6 desempenado por
nifos de ambos sexos de las Escuelas,
bajo la experta direction de la seTlo-
rita Nadal, profesora de mdsica en-
estos planteles de ensenanza.
Tn cuadro vivo, de unos doscien
tos 8 mas ninos de ambos sexos, ves-
tidos con los colores rojo, azul y blan-
co, y colocados en- perfecto orden, en-
una gran escalinata, en- el fondo del
palco escenico, representa- perfecta
mente la bandera americana. Esto
fue de magnffco efecto.
Felicitamos al inspector, profeso-
res ninos, por Ell 6xito de Ia fiesta
anoche.
Ell iuicio oral de la causa por
asesinato de la familia Ricci, no Sc
ha visto a1n en- esta Corte de Distri-
to. Esta senalado para el diez Sic
te del corriente, y SO halla aqu1 en- la
carcel, venido del presidio de San
Juan, ell individuo quien condeno la
Corte Federal por esta misma causa,
cuya declaration ha interesado al Fis-
cal senor Colon, respecto del juicio
de ahora, en- el cual Sc persigue al
resto de los complicados en- Ell crimen
de que Sc trata.
Don Victor Rodriguez Scotty,
padre politico del popular ponceno
don JuaneMenchaca ) Lugo, ha falle-
cido en- esta ciudad.
Enviamos nuestro pesame sus
deudos.
Hoy ze celebr6 en- la Corte del
Distrito un juicio por libelo en- contra
de don Luis Felipe Dessus, de Juana
Diaz, instancias de Mr. Eckman,
Inspector de Escuelas de Coamo. Que
d6 concluso para sentencia.
-Manana comenzaran en- el tenn
plo cat6lico las novenas de la yIrgen
del Perpetuo Socorro. Estas novenas
Sc celebraran por la tarde terminan-
dose eada una anfes de anochecer,
Hoy partio para Arecibo nues-
tro estimado amigo don Jesus Maria
Lago, intehgente puertorriqueno que
10 mismo escribe IN verso que pinta
un cuadro. 3 hace una original carl
catura.
lie deseamos feliz yiaje J pronto
Iegreso Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-16
GRAN SASTRERIA
DE MIGUEL SAVING
GANGA INCREIBLE

En- Ell excelente esta blecimiento
de don Miguel Savino, que es, CO
mo saben los lecto-es, ell rnejor
sastre de Ia Capital. = el que re
vela en- todo IN gusto artistico
incompatible, Sc hacen trajes a
la medida, ofreciendole al publico
una gron ventaja: la de pagar
81. 40 semanales.
Con esta concession favorabiii-
sima estaran de enhorabueua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-16
EN- FE r M 0

Desde aver Sc halla enferno de
algin cuidado, nuestro estimado ami
go don Guillermo Escudero.
Atacado epentinamente de IN CO.
lico miserere tuvo que guardian CANA,
sin que haya cesado ann la graYedad
dc los primeros instantes.
Deseamos ~ pronto restableci-
miento.