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For that matter, Mr.. Dalrymple also sent f
of parchment with great flourish.
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M. Wtte would have done we'll had he kissed
ney stone instead of the engineer.
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Rather than cobless corn, Luther Burbank 81
over painless one.
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Entered at Spokane.
Wash. as second
class matter.
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lick, define reciprocity. Ha, knew you couldn't.
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Will someone please back an expedition to fiji
Warren Farbanksf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-28

1t is proposed that the Minnesota Edu-
exhibit, which won the grand
prize at the st. Louis Exposition De sent
to the Lewis and Clark Exposition at
Portland.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-28
IN DISGUISE.

Aunt Prudence-Do Mary and James
act as If they thought their married life
was a blessing?
Uncle Blackwell, no, not exactly a
blessing, unless it might be a blessing If
disguise.
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II you are nervous respondent, care
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sour stomach just make up your mind
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lief.
The manufacturers are so sure that
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stomach that they have instructed Brown
Bros. to tell all dissatisfied purchasers
that they can nave their money back,
cheerfully and without argument.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31
OUR PRESS NEWS SERVICE.

The Messenger for itself and in be-
half of it's readers wishes to return
thanks to the Associated Press for the
efficient Geographic service it rendered
to it's patrons during President Roose-
veltis tour of the south. From one end
of the line to the other the work was
well done. The reports of the various
functions were interestingly and accu-
rately gotten up and were forwarded
to the many newspapers taking the re-
ports with dispatch, and if all CT the
papers taking these reports were as
fortunate as was The Messenger in
their men at the receiving Office they
had nothing to complain Of. This pa
per wishes to tender it's thanks to the
managers and operators of the Asso-
Ciated Press for the full and accurate
report of the proceedings at each city
along the presidents route and espec-
ial do we wish to state that we feel
under obligations to the receiver at this
end of the line, Mr.. Theodore Runge,
for the very efficient manner in which
he performed his duties and for the
many courtesies shown us during this
time of rush of Geographic matter owe
his line. The service to this paper
could not have been improved upon
and we attribute much of this to Mr..
Runge's efficiency as a press operator
and willingness always to be accom-
mOdating to the patrons of his associa-
ton.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31

It seems that Russia's war is not
over by any The enemy at
home is just beginning to get IN Its
worst work. With the declaration o !:
peace with Japan the home difficulties
assume greater proportions. Just now
the Russian government is confronted
with a far more dangerous enemy than
ever were the armies and fleets OF ia
pan. The latter might win victories
On distant seas and in far-away land5,
but she never threatened the integrity
of the empire as do now the forces
which are making war on it.
NJ. White pretends that he foundt. an
easy matter to overcome the Japanese
ENJOYS in the peace negotiations
and to secure favorable terms for his
government. 1t remains to be seen il
he will be so fortunate in settling in
a satisfactory manne the present diff
ficulties of the government. AS me
premier of Russia, an Office which has
just been created and which he is the
first to fill. he will be held responsible
for the outcome Of the present deplora-
BILE and menacing conditions which ex-
list all over the empire. He has a con-
dition to cope with far more threaten
ing to the throne and of much greater
danger to the integrity of the empire
than anything that arose during the
war with Japan or while the peace ne
g~otiators were trying to come to terms
on a settlement of the matters in dis
pute between the two powers. The con-
ditions in Russia seem to be growing
worse daily.
The strikers, backed up by anarchists
and socialists seem to be completely in
the a%scendency. With almost every
railroad in the empire tied up and the
government authorities unable to move
troops to threatened points the strikers
are having things their own way, and
with every success they achieve tnell
strength increases. The whole empire
is in turmoil. Officials are defied. The
police is overridden. Anarchy prevails
everywhere. The throne totters.
With affairs in this condition NJ
Witte IS called to the head of the gov
eminent and told to bring order gu;
of this worse than chaos. The worIo
waits to see what this great politician
| and diplomat can do to save his coun.
try from the threatened revolution,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31

Sad Plight Of q Married Man-Wife
Joins Biockaders and Becomes Their
Assistant

A sensational story comes from
Patrick county. Va. ear the North
Carolina line.
The particulars as told by Mr.. Will
Ham Burchett. a young married
are to the effect that he left his larn-
lily In Patrick county a few months
ago and went to West Virginia to
work. While away his wife. Vicie Bur
chett. became the agent of some Yad-
kin county blockaders. and opened up
a blind tiger in which she successfully
operated until the Virginia ~evenu
officers arrested her. She was on
vlcted of retailing at the last term OF
court at Greensboro. paid her fine. re-
turned to her home. In the lean
time her husband had returned n
endeavored to persuade her TO live a
different life. but she was SO infatuat-
ed with her new found friends and the
business h declared her determine
ton to sell whiskey as long as the
Yadkin people would furnish 1t.
The plan was for the blockaders TO
deliver h whiskey to her n she was
to do the selling. According to Bur-
chett's story. a few nights ago Ray
Reese. Jack Mu~~hy and two unknown
men. accompanied by a m came
in with a "a of blockade whiskey and
made their Headquarters at Burchett's
home. Burchett objected to their pres
ence and the influence they had over
his Wife.
Finally a quarrel ensued. which end
ed in a fight in which pistols and
knives were freely used. the entire
crowd attacking Burchett. shooting at
him. cutting him in several places and
beating him numerically.
These criminals actually drove
Burchett away from his own home
and forced him to spend the night in
the woods.
he returned to his home next
morning he found that his wife and
children had left. taking all the money
he had saved up. amounting to about
a S120.
Inquiry Enclosed hat she had gone
with Ray Reese and the crowd. 1t is
thought to be the purpose of the wo-
man to open another blind tiger else
where. as she told her husband that
h intended to sell liquor Just as
/ lOng as Ray Reece would urniSh it.
Young Burchett seems to be a man
of intelligence. and it was indeed a sad
story hat he related. with tears in his
eyes,. and when he swore vengeance
against the destroyers of his home. it
was enough to arouse the indignation
| of every man who believes in law. JUS
tice and civilization.
What steps Burchett will take to ad-
just his ron is not vet known
Winston Dispatch.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31
AN EDUCATIONAL RALLY
Addresses by Professor Carlyle and
Ex-State Senator BrOwn-Many
Cases Disposed of at Bladen Court.
Especial to The Messenger.)

Especial to The Messenger.)
Elizabethtown, N. c., October 20
The high school at Abbottsburg open
ed Monday. There are 166 scholars in
the district, which voted a special tax
A rally was held there last Saturday
and excellent addresses were delivered
by Professor John B. Carlyle, of Wake
Forest College, and ex-senator Joseph
A. Brown of Chadbourn. Professor II.
l.. Story, of Gates county is principal
He is an alumnus of Wake Forest col.
lege, class Of 1904 and comes highly
recommended by the faculty Of his al.
ma mater.
Hon. Joseph A. Brown, of Chad.
bourn, Mr.. John r. Tolar, of New
York, and Captain T. S. Whitted OF
Elizabethtown spoke at an educationa
rally at Glengary OIL the Goth, instant
There were good crowds at Glengary
and Abbottsburg Handsome new, com
modious and we'll arranged scnooI
buildings have just been completed g.
both places. Mrs. Minnie Robinson VII
have charge of the school at Glengary
Bladen court lasted one week and {
good many cases were disposed OF
Judge Fred Moore made many friends
while here.
A good many from the country 1T.
tended the state fair last wsek.
Hon. George III. Currie is at hons
after having spent several. weeks In
New York city.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31

ed as to whether they will be quite as
comfortable as wooden cars. it may be
recognized that ingenuity will supply
whatever mechanical devices may De
necessary to secure comfort to their
occupants.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31
QUARANTINE OFFICERS RETURN
High in T1leir Praises of Conductors
Oh Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard
Air Line Trains.

Several of the quarantine officers
returned home On Wednesday night
and the others came in yesterday
morning. Those on the different roads
We're: Messrs. E. L.. Smith. A. and Y;
Woody Howell. w. and w: G. r. Holt
and Charles Wood. between Whining
ton n Florence. and Mr.. j. w.
Holmes on ~Seaboard.
All the officers speak in the very
highest terms of the conductors on
the roads running out of Wilmington.
They say the conductors did every
thing in their power to aid them. Cap
tain Bob Green. chief quarantine eff
ficer. states that the Coast Line Off
Gals also did all they could to be of
assistance to him.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31
New Cure For Cancer.

All surface cancers are now known
to be durable, by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Jas. Walters, of Duffield, Va,
writes: Il had a canoe on my lip for
years, that seemed incurable, till Buck
lens Arnica Salve healed it, and now il
is perfectly we'll" Guaranteed cure
for cuts and burns. 25c at Il. r. Bel
lamy's drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-31

HOLSTERS Rockl Mountain Tea is
positive, nauseates or upsets the
stomach. Cleanses and purifies the en-
tire system. A great blessing to suf-
fering humanity. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. r. r. Bellamy.
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No mercury, no minerals, no danger
in HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
The greatest family tonic known.
Brings good health to all who use it.
81 cents, Tea or Tablets. r. r. Bel
lamy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Dr.. A. FeTI5{O
Luna No. 3. altos del corTeo.
TeIefono I44.
Consultas de 2 d 4.
Ponce, Mario IL de 1905.
Ell CINTUE0N ELECTRIC MAS
FUEkTE IN FL hIlfNOn

Con la intnnchn ie ha,or couocer fntro
dncir nuegtro cintur5n eitctrico CROWN \
en- los iagafes dondc no est8 ain cuaocido,
qnerenos pifndar uro cualqnier persona
cue 10 neTpsite, ahsolutsm mente gratis ESQ
es IN efreCtnlento koaesto, hecho Dor una
fiTnA segura Y honrada
- Nd, hG ptl1tldo la vital}dsd Y SO atcnte
ebatiGo desaieHtado; dehil nprvieso: 81
le agObla ira veJez prematlra, ell vigor de
la luyentud esta perdida 81 padece de dolo.
res en- las espaldas, pdrdida de la virildad.
Indigestion 0 varicocela y este cansao de
nagar dinero los m6dicos sin encontrar ali
rio, puede Nd. ser curado con ell cintur0n
electrico CROWN.
Sabemos que nuestro cintur6n puede sa-
mario, que Nd. despues de curado 10 re.
comendara A otros enfermos, que de este
modo quedaremos indemnizados de nuestro
ofrecimente liberal.
10 QUE Sc DICE.
Su cintur6n me ha curado de la Debilldad.
de la Naricocela de la enfermedad de Ner.
vios, por la cura de las cuales habia en- vano
consultado un gran n1mcro de medicos,
hasta Greer mis- Intermediates incura bles
Ter fin la Providencia me mand6 su cinturon
electrico, con euyo uso obtuve la curacion.
JOSE CAAPRA, Ciudad de Mexico.
CUMPllREMOS CON 10 QUE DECI-
MOS. = Cortad este avlso, mandadnoso con
su nOmbre, direction CN PESO americana
para gastos de transporte, mandaremos q
Vd el cintur6n elActrico eCR0WNo
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL CO..
219 Beard Bldg, New York, Z, U. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Acadia municipal de caguas

Sc hacs saber' que el Honorable
Secretario de Puerto Rico ha aproba-
do la Ordenanza adoptada por este
Concsio municipal, disponiendo 81
arrendamiento en- pdblica subasta, por
el ado econ6mico de 1905 1906, de
las propiedades urbanas que se des-
cribiran; y que tales subastas tendran
efecto el dia "a del corriente mes en-
la slguieate forma Casa de mampos.
terra situada en- la calle <Ruiz Bslvis,
de esta ciudad q las 8 a. m. Parte
norte de la planta alta del edlfcio DON
de estan instaladas la Corte o6ci-
mas mupicipales, las 10 q. m. Edi-
fcio de mampos,eris radicado en- la
calle <Betances, las 3 p. m. Los
p iegos Gil que constsn las condicio-
mes que han de cum plir los licitado-
res y arrendadores, estaran en- Ia of
Gina del Sscretario, disposition de
los que deseen conc carlos, todos los
dias lsborables de 9 II m y de 2
p. m. desde esta fe:ha, h2sta el "a
| Inclusive del mes cursante.
Caguas, Julio l3, de l.905. G..
Garcia. Alcalde municipal. 54
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Byrne.
Oesde BaTranouitas
El doctor La Rosa. Contra
la anemla. .-Carretera
hasta Barros.
uN PUENTE De HIERROj

El Is del corrients ton6 pUse-
sion del cargo de Oiclal de Sanidad
de este pueblo oil ilustrado doctor don
Marta de la Rosa, el c1al, de acasr-
do con los medicos que forman la
"Anemia Commission, ha montado
aquf una o6cina para ell estudio y Gu.
raci6a de la enferm dad que diezma.
nuestra poblacion rural.
-Varias sefioritas y caballeros
han recorsado y guardado, como io-
yas de waller inestimable, las hermo-
sas poetfas que los ssnores Muhoz,
Grillo y Nsgron Saniurio dsdlcaron q
Barranq uitas con motive de Ia dea-
aaex,6 On, , que vieron la luz pdblica
en- La DEMoCRACGA. L) mismo ha
ocurrido con la hoia tltulads <Ba.
rranq uitas 1902-ls06s.
Los trabsjls de Ia carretsra
que 90 consTuye entire ests pueblo y
Barros marchan c)n notable rapldez.
Pro alto So terminara ell puente de
hero qua Sc essa montando sobre el
rio Pin )nas en- Ia expresada carretera.
Ell actlvo y honrado industrial
don Ramon Perez b I montado en- esta
localidsd una fAbrics de tabacos.
CORRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
INTERVIEW CON FL COBERNADOR
Un reporter De ia Denouaa rag agunS ideas ndcH de Mr. Winthrop

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de que nos
r;cibiera el Gobernador Winthrop en-
su despacho. {
Dursnte los veinte dias que per-
maneci6 en- los E,tados. Unidos encon.
tr6 OCCASION de conferenciar con impor-
tsntantes miembros del Senado y de
la Casa Bsja, resoglendo impresiones
favors bles para los interesea econ6mi.
COS de Puerto Rico.
Ell Gobsrnador Sc muestra opti-
mista cree que dentro de un plazo
no muy largo se introducirsn gran.
des rsformas en- la ley Foraker.
Existe actualmente, sobre TODD On
| Nsw York, un vivo deseo de impulsar
el progreso de Ia isla, que emana de
les alt1s cent.os administrati vos, y
no 90 diffcll prevser que las reforma
de Puerto Rico se def sndan con tsna-
cidad & la apertura del Congreso or
Oiciembre. -
| No du1o -dj el sefior Withrop, -
Gus Ia discussion de la ciudadania pa
ra los paertorriquef Il % ha de mercer
toda la atenci6n de los cuerpos cole
gisladores.
En- las m sio,as de los puartos, In
dic6 que agunas dlfcultadss hacen
por ahora imposible el dragsdo or
Ponce y Msyagu:z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22

La limpitzs de dichos pusrtos re-
presentarfa para el presupuesto de la
isls un gasto considerable, aun cuan.
do 81 Copgreso votase sumas coad-
yuvando & las obras, En- cuanto al
dragado del puerto de San Juan, ma
nifsst6 que existen msyores probabi-
lidades de exito, y cree muy selcillo
conseguir del Copgreso una suma su'
ficiente.
Es innegable que 81 nueatra bahia
quedase expe1ita para reclbir baQues
de gran porte, puestra rlQueza aumen-
taria CT nsidera blemente con el trafsgo
del comsrcio.
Esta obra puede realizarse me-
diante el desc NIB olso de medto mill6a
de dollars.
Una de las cuasttones que mas
preocuparon al sefi)r Winthrop, fue
la question del cafe.
Ell sefior Winthropconferenci6 lar.
gamsnte con varios Senadores, quie
nes sc muestran partidarios de impo
uer un tribute al cafe extrapgero que
se importe en- los Estados U nidos, &
fin d. benefsiar el grano de Puerto.
Rico y aumentar las rentas de adua
ma ca Estados Unidos. Nuestro cafe
ltene gran superioridad sobre el del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Critic del alma

Ell horizonte en- l)ntananza veo
oculto por espesos nubarrones
mas tenebrosos que la faz de un REQ.
Hierven mi alredor las ambciones,
sin antfaz presentase el deseo
sin freno y sin renda las pasiones.
Como mar desbordado, el egoismo
10 invade TODD. Su tenaz tarea
Sc extlende de la cdspide al abismo;
el meior distintivo es la librea,
crimen abominable 9. heroismo
y el arbitro supreme, la ralsa
Aunque la rama Sc retuerza cruja
su fruto al arbol con placer hurtamos,
aunque la mar alborotada ruja,.
su colerico embats desafiamos...
iParece que una mano nos empuja
y que al abismo en- dsrechura vamos!
Qaien aver fu6 aclamado, como atleta,
hoy no es mas que un histri5n falto de brio,
Aquien no admira nadie, nj respeta.
Ell merito es cual humo en- ell vacfo.
y ell que en- su astucia vii Sc parapeta
ese puede decir: Ell mundo es miol
dVenerar la patria? iQl6 ironfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Acadia de Camuy

Ell lines veinticuatro del corrie.te
4 las nueve de la mafana, en- la sala
de la Acadia, anita la c. mission res
pectiva, Sc llevaran & efecto las subas-
tas para los ssrvicios siguientes:
Alumbra1o publico, valorado en-
ciento cincuenta dollars; Medicinas q
enfermos pobres, doscientos sesenta
dollars; Manutenci6n pres,s setenta
y cinco dollars; Mobiliarios y titles
para la alcaldla, cIarenta dollars;
Gastos escritorio Acadia, j Juzgado de
Paz, Rsgistro Civil Sanidad, libros 6
impresos, setenta y cinco dollars.
Los pliegos de condiciones estaran
& la disposition del pdblico, para su
examen, en- todas las horas laborables
del dfa, en- la Secretaria del Ayunta-
miento.
PEDRO G. AMADEo, Alcalde. -Camuy
Julio de 1905. a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
La uncinariasis
No basta solamente curar a
los enfermos, para des.
trulr el NAL.
HYGIENE PREveNTlvA

Aunque es ruy eloglada Ia labor
que viene rsalizando 10 comlsi6n of :
cial de m6licos nombrada en- nuestra
lsla para oombatlr la uocinsriasi 8,
muchos fAcultativos opinan que no
bastan sue esfderzos para destruir es
to enfermedad.
Green que las personas atacadss
hoy volver&n & enfsrmar msfsna.
porque no Sc ataca el NAL on suraz,
en- las circdnstancias que 10 crearon
De NADIA slrge la curacion, sino
SO concluye con las inf 4encias NOR.
bosas del medic en- que la uacInaria
sis ae desarrolla.
Por sJnIigdients, hay que sm-
prender una obra de h gieuiz lci6 o
cientff'a, no, precisamente para Gu.
rar Q los que estan enfermos, sine
para evitar que nuestros cam Jesinos
enf5rmen.
Tratandose de una enfsrmsdad
como Ia ansnia,de Ia que estan 40 ue
iadsc millarss de personas en nuss
tros cam2os y pueblos, la cue ,,i6n Ell
de una grave sra icendencis para Puer
to Rico, y tola madids ss poca pars
resolverla en- el sentido q le dem ands
la sslu1 pdolica.
Alg Incs aprecisbles me COS, ami
g nIestrus, nos "a prom stldo dsl
O. la DEMoCRACIA su opln On, subrt
esta i'm ortante materia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22

De tributarle fervido homenaje
no ha llegado el momsnto todavia...
Ell quito al ideal es un ultraje,
la austeridad es vii hipocresia,
como el valor un impetu salvajel
6Donde vamos? mo sc. sQue nos espera?
ESQ 10 sabe Dios que NADIA ignora
desde su solo en- la celeste esfera!
Mas tengo una Illusion consoladora:
los que estamos al pie de la ban 1era,
a1n podemos alzarla vencedora!
Aura dc ibertad aquf Sc aspira,
por la llbertad, benditA pura,
ell que honrado Aaci6 clama y suspira.
Ell viento CORE libre en- la espesura,
y ell pajaro es mas bello 81 nos mira
con su pupila audaz, desde Is altural
81 alguno pusilAnime. deserta,
va extrangero pend6n le pide abrigo,
81 tiene dignidad, la tene muerta.
All! Dios debera darle por castigo,
el ir de pueblo en- pueblo, puerta en- puerta
sin encontrar la mano de un amigol
Byrne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22

Brasil y Venezuela. Es sabldo que
los americanos pre6eren consumir el
cafe puertorriquefio ., como 10 demos
traron los Departamsntos de G lerra
y Marina no hace muchos meses.
Fl Gobsrnador nos habl6 tambien
del proyecso de levautar un h otel m On
tado conforme 6 las innovaciones y al
gusto moderoo.
Es de opinion que sera un negocio
magnfco, puesto que los capitalists y
touristas podrfan pasarse largas tenn.
poradas en- la isla.
Yo lie puedo desir -afiadi6-Que
conozco promiuentes comerciantes que
/ D causa de no encontrarse con no.
teles, sino iguales, del estilo de los de
New York, han abandonado la idea de
visitar q Puerto Rico.
Parece que ell sen )r Winthrop tie.
ne deseos de que Sc levante en- San
Juan un hotel la americana, en- la
confanza de que por este medic tam
bien aumentarfa el movimiento de via !.
ieros.
Para tsrminar, ell gobernador nos
adelant6 una noticia: la llegada del
ministro de la guerra Taft, el cual pa
sara ell verano de l.906 entire noso
trOS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
DATOS CUR|OSOS

Ell nuevo Gobierno espafiol esta
compuesto de ocho abogados y IN
general.
Montero tiene ochenta an IS; Wey-
Ter, sesenta; Villanueva, Sanchez RI
man y Gonzalez de la Peha, entire cin.
cuenta sesenta; Urzaiz mi de cua.
renta, y Garcia Prieto, Mellado Ro.
manones, cerca de cuarenta tambien.
Hay un gallego, un va isoletano,
un balear, tres andaluces, dos madrI,
lenos y un leones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Il COLOR De Los NoMBRES

Aoalogamente "a los que los teoso.
fos hacen con los pensamientos, Arthur
Raimbaud habfa va imaginada dar un
color & cada una de las cinco vocales.
Pero monsieur D'Hervilly, otro poeta,
pretende ahora colorear los nombres,
y he aquf la classification que ha ina
ginado.
Los nombres blancos, eminente-
mente puros son: Beat-iz, Maria, Mar.
garita, Clemencia, Clara, Marcela,
Isolda.
En- cuanto q los que son facillta.
dos por Gabrieis, Jdanita [ni. fall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Acadia de TruI||o Alto

Vacante la plaza de Official dc Sa-
nidad de este pueblo, dotadA con el
habar de cuatrocientos dollars anua-
les, se hace pdblico, & fn dc que los
sehores medicos que dskeen optar por
dicha plaza, dir'j IN sus soljcitudes &
sta Alcaldia b lsta el dia q del pre-
sente. -Trujillo- alto 18 de 1905. A.
", Alcalde. 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-22
Il IDEAL CATOL|CO

Ha visitado esta reiacci6n ell
ideal cst6licos, peri6dicos de propa-
gan religiosa.