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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-30
EDITORIAL.


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iseus rN~a N N saves.
ano Nolesce
] re press Ci ihe hiie" Ns"''> -
ocgun eafnpaisa 'ne A,l"t ~ s"e
nation.
An important no"s pa8N' - -
Aoik siiN'ts - ".'a'''''s = - -
aud iscgnent. lhe '"o~"'a i'""'eH n
Judging ine "H~if n 'He sat.
poini oi mcf.An'i.e ~~N-A'"t, y &c
Nnitea Ss~.es.
ae Sol'A Aiae iO"" N~~"''ieS ~
upon Coluinoi" ; " N4~l ~ Sc aeeu
10 an egousm an" ,' q ''"Ao" NiO'eil0e
"hics lnv~des territories Win 'Ae pre-
tense OF seeking 10 iihPi~n, houe'n
progress uaceT ~ suise oi creating
new iepuoi4C.
Our ooilessOe Suggests pan
wsIch IS indispensable according 70
MS moes ~ 'NlhA.ns' - "4'ay me SIS
pclons OF the !atin countries py re-.
;urning Fanaina TO CoIumol
f@nama Is part o. Colunoi2. lhe
iDha oltantS of ina territory are 90
lumplans ana ihey ~oulo only DC
returning 10 inc BOSOM oI lnelI coun-
Try. CoIuiAoia Is sure OF ms TACT SO
sure that she proposes pleolsclte by
whlch she could denonsirate' strong
~ the VIII q tne people. -,
he releasing OF ranaHa wouid DC
dlsa8eeaoie rectlhcatlon ior the Oni'
tea States. me American government
VIII nave TO ADOPT same transcendentai
OF the South American repuDilcS' Whlcs
is already beginning 10 snow itself
Dy an aggressive retaiatlon against the
onted otates'
we Will rose az our markets. mas
oeen stated sy an tnoSe VINO cainiy
study the conditlons' ana Dy tness VINO
nave not lost tnls :IeaSone because OF
thiS prevslhng Ieeiln9 lor expansion;
Ne Onlted states uocs ho' neeu
territory but she needs people ana
the crime OF f~naBa has" Drought
aeT many enemies he ohlled ot"tes
IS pres 10 the Oehtlal ana 0outn
AHneilC%n ouA'l11' do d PeIeilI'
menace SynDolzeo oy me eAlenoea
claws ana the cuI'ed oeah ol inc
American ea9le III an aIUuoe ready
to snap up eVerytAln9'
mere IS a commercial war DelnS
carried on which causes more harm
than ~9r WIN armies ana naV1eS'
1t IS struggle so devastating tnat
the Americans nave reason 10 rear II:
VIII be dlSaSter 10 lnaustry ana
a social Gala mlty 10 the OnlteQ states.
1hey VIII then learn what II IS 10
Sui4eI an ecQnoiiiic"l cl!S4S @Iu INC
calamltles wnich prevent q hnanclal
equilibrium between tne people 5
necesSitleS ana the resources lor
satisfying their wants
Inc instinct ol preservation OF the
American people mas Deen ava Keneo
1t has undergone sensation OF lear.
"A commercial war is natural re-
tallatlon and prudent obstacle, "hlch
weak nations can resort to.
The American press mas reacned
the same conclusion we nave; 1t is
amazed by the conduct OF the Amer
lean republic Which was considered a
model of democracy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-30

PARA CURAR uN RESFRlkOo en- uN
OlA fssns ias FA~riI.l-A- lAAANff> IL EhoHo-
GUINEA Ei hotiearis le deyover. Fl dinero - no
-s qnga L. islnA d. b ". GROVE - hakA en oacs
catltA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-30

En- ell Tribunal supreme Sc verdn
mahana las apelaciones V ctros re
cursos dc Jose de- Carmen Domingo
con Lorenzo Carreras, por nulidad dc
inscripcion
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

NOTABLE WASnINGTON'S BIRTHDAY UTTERANCES.

The problems
P R tF
hbored
Capitol His mild and will by the
food powerful
wish, by their friendly feeling friendly
dm tn FA
who capable handling problems which lives milk
problem
that will be somewhat This
ability
rule
L a
another
STILL
Rev DR. PyS nt tFa Tavern
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
BRITONS INDIGNANT.
Government Blamed for Submitting
Case to arbitration.

London. Feb 23.-A strong note of indignation
ing over the semi-officiaI statement relative TO
the decision of the North Sea Commission giving
to Russia the victory but it is still hoped that
the publication of the full text of the commits
sion's report may modify the impression pro-
duced by the preliminary version, which is one
of intense disappointment.
The Daily Mali goes so far to declare
that the decision has dealt death blow to arb-
tration No question is raised that the de-
cision must be respected and that Great Brit
aims share Of the heavy costs will be ruefully
paid but 1t is considered that the decision leaves
the question of q neutrals right on the high sea
in deploraby unsatisfactory state and creates
a dangerous precedent. The Morning Post
says:
A new dogma of international law is thus
tabEhed under which the commander of
belIigerent feet may attack and destroy neutral
lirlarrned vessels without any other plea than
This doctrine is monstrous and inconceiva-
BILE that we can only yet hope the official re-
port viii give different reading.
Just before Parliament rose last night, reply
ing 10 the question whether any precaution 10
pr6tect the fishing fleet the Dogger Bank
e,,rin:. the passage of the third Russian Pacific
SQUADRON had been taken. Premier BaIfour SAID
that his majestv's government placed implicit
reliance on Russian assurances that they had
taken every precaution to guard against the re-
currence of any such incident and that special
instructions had been issued to the whole Rus
sian feet with this object in view.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
ROJESTVENSKY UPHELD?
THE NORTH SEA REPORT.
Forecast Justifes Russians IN the
Dogger Bank 4fmr.

Paris, Feb. pa semi-of1icial statement ap-
peared tonight relative to the work of the in
ternationaI commission which has been consid-
ering the North Sea incident. It is as fol-
lows:
The Hull Commission met this morning in the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and again this af-
ternoon in order to proceed to a final examina-
tion of the report, recapitulating its conclu-
sions. The report is rather long. comprising
about ten large pages. The principal author is
Admiral Spaun, but all the members of
the commission collaborated in dra wing it up.
The commission gives opinion on the ques
ton of the presence or absence of Japanese tor
pedo boats in the North Sea, declaring merely
that the Russian admiral quite egitimatey be-
ieved that his squadron endangered, and
that he had the right under the circumstances
to act as he did. The commissioners refer TO the
Russian governments engagements to indemnify
the victims of the depIorable incident
The report will be sent tomorrow by special
messengers TO the Russian and British govern
ments. not because it is liable to notifications
at the instance of one or other of the govern
ments, the commissions decision being without
appeal; but because the commissioners do not
wish the powers interested TO simply learn
through the press of the last public sitting and
the conclusions arrived at There is nothing in
this preliminary communication or report ex-
cept an act OF Difference.
The public sitting for the reading of the con-
clusions will probably be held Saturday. The
admiraIs viii not be in full uniform. The pro-
ceedings proba bly, will be closed by speech OF
thanks by Admiral Fournier the president, to
his colleagues.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
ARREST IN HART CASE.
Fail RiUer Piano Player Thought to
Haze Killed the Engineer.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l ]


New Bedford, Feb 22.-John Carey. a piano
player of Fall River. who answers the descrip
ton of the man seen leaving the 'stateroom Of
John a. Hart, the engineer murdered on board
the JOY liner Larchmont Sunday morning,
whose wife answers the description Of the mys-
terious veiled woman with the scar on her
neck, who has been spending money freely since
Monday, and who has admitted that he was on
board the steamer on the trip when the murder
was committed. was arrested in Fall River for
the New Bedford police tonight. and is held
in New-Bedford without bail awaiting the
rival Of the Providence police.
Carey was arrested a charge of robbing
the safe in the Hotel Reynard, New-Bedford.
on Tuesday. When caught by the proprietor,
a blood stained revolver was taken from him,
and he returned $54 more than he had taken
from the safe.
He arrived in NeW-Bedford Monday and
informed Joseph La Bonte. a friend, that he
came Up from New York on the steamer Larch-
mont on Sunday. The money and the bloody
revolver first directed suspicion toward him
and this was strengthened to-day when his
wife caled TO him. She answers exactly the
description of the woman told of by George
A. Barker, of Providence. a passenger on the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
TO FRAME A RATE BILL.
HEARINGS IN APRIL.
Senate Committee Will Begin Work
Promptly.
LFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.I J

BUREAU
Washington, Feb. 22.-Arrangements are being
made by the Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce to begin its hearings the railroad
rate question in April despite the fact that Sem
ator Kean's resolution authorizing the commit
tee to sit in the recess OF Congress has not yet
been adopted. Senator Elkins the chairman.
and other members of the committee are conf
dent that they secure the adoption of the
Kean resolution in due time and believe that
the proof of their purpose to begin their recess
work promptly will be accepted an evidence
Of good faith and Will contribute to the facility
ate.
The forceful arguments of the President, set
ting forth the imperative necessity of iegisla-
tion of this character, and the manifest deter
mination of certain of the most influential Sen
ators to cooperate with the Executive in the
enactment of adequate law, have, it is be-
lieved. afforded ample proof to the committee
that ii must be prepared TO report a wisely
thought out measure at the special session to be
an earnest effort to ascertain the facts and
frame good bill will be made
Even. however. which is most unlikely, should
the committee fail in the task assigned to it,
that would not prevent the enactment of sat-
isfactory law by the next Congress. The de-
termination of the Senate to carry out this
programme is too deeply rooted to permit fail
ure
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
HARPER RALLIES WE'LL.
OperatiOn Said To Be a Success
Ultimate Recovery Doubtful.

Chicago. Feb. 22.-While at the University OF
Chicago hundreds of students were assembled
to participate in prayers for his recovery DR..
Harper this afternoon underwent the operation
In the Presbyterian Hospital 1t expected
that IT would reveal a cancerous condition of
the intestines near the head of the colon. This
diagnosis was confirmed by the operation
The operation. from surgical standpoint
was a success The patient rallied splendidly.
and is tonight in a condition that gives every
promise of an early recovery from the opera
ton DR.. Harper's ultimate recovery is a sub
ject on which the physicians decline to commit
themselves. but merely express the reasonable
hope that the disease may be checked"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
NATIONS HONOR WASHINGTON.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DELIVERS PATRIOTIC I'D
DRESS 1T UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
of Washington Presented the United States by the People
Day Observed.

The notable observance WangOn Birthday yesterday the Uni
of Philadelphia, President Roosevelt
OF
William, Sernburg, Ambassador;
Nor Durand nd
A NJ.
bdor a OF o r
nd in foreign
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

From New York via Pennsylvania Railroad ac-
count Inauguration. Tickets sale March 2,
and L. good returning until March s. For further
particulars consult Ticket Agents.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
IouR 10 NEW ORLEANS MAROI eRAs.

yin )'ennsy.vanla Railroad March 10 Q inclusive
Special Pullman train, and grandsland seats 70
: ~ 'experets SIS CoEsitt ticket agents Or ..
Studs Z. =. A. No. 26S SIN Ave. New Hork-Adss'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
FLORIDA WEST COAST RESORTS.

Three daily high class trains via Sea aboard Air Line
Fy Shortest quickest and most attractive route.
For resort booklets inquire office l.ls3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
QUICKEST LINE TO CLEVELAND.

Leave New York $50 ?. m. arrive Cleveland 7I5
morning Cincinnau 80 p m Indianapolis. 500
o. m. St Louis st5 p. by New York Central.
Fine Service. No excess fare.-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
FAST TRAIN TO CLEVELAND

via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. Leave New-York 4;55
T. m daily. arrive Cleveland 7l5 n. Through
sleeper. No extra fave Other convenient trains
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
DEwETs PORT WINE AND GRAPE JUICE

Cannot be excelled for the sick,
II. T. Dewey & Sons Co.. l3s Fulton ST.. New York
A AdSyr
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
AGRA DIAMOND SOLD FOR s2s.5oo.

London. Feb 22.-The Agra diamond weighing
81 carats. sold at Christies to-day for s25,50o
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
Csntinued On third page.
THREE MONTHS IN oRANogLAND.

,s- ast ioGr 70 Florida. via Pennsylvania Railroad.
y pe present season leaves New York February
II, Esf" 80. Independent travel IN Florida Tick
En 900 uDti. May g. E'bnsult & Stutsds T. T. A
= 9th ave. New York Clty-AdvS
heesssf a.. LSitEE,S.- tho Scotch that made the
s-.-l .a:nSas. - IS tae best.-Adst
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

Philadelphia. Feb. 22.-President Roosevelts
address at the University of Pennsylvania was
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
ss,75 TO WASHINGTON AND RETURN

Continued on second page.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

esa terra que ell gran Kosciuszk0 pre-
tendi6 redimir un dia. Llamase esd
nostalgia, xzal>, y es mas profunda
que la que puedan sufrir todos los de-
mas pueblos.
ola unidad rusa, 10 que Sc lla-
ma e~nfatlcamente ell panlarismo-df-
iome ell compatriota de Chopin-no
existe mas que en- ell nombre. Is IN
Estado p~reparado por la guerra de
conquista Y de anexi6n; pero, q des
pecho de su formidable maquinaria de
OPPRESSION y de uniicaci6n fcticia, ca
rece de unidad verdadera. Nosotros,
los p~olacos, estamos tacitamepte e
clufdos de la gran confraternidad.
|5Sabe listed por qu6?S
10 sospecho.
-xPues la raz5n es 6sta. Ell pa
triotismo nacional por ell cual habfa-
mos combatido tautas wees, 0 ha
hecho indignos de entrar en- la familia
rusa. Sc nos reprocha adem$s ell no
profesar la religion ~ortodoXa, 10 cual
es dsspu6s de TODD 81 caso de los Sla-
vos mas aleiados de Russia. los Tche-
ques y los CrOatas. Los cient0 y
treinta millones de hombres enumera-
dos porla estadistica de poblaci6n del
Imperio, estan muy lejos de constituir
uaa naci6n hemogenea y sentirse uni
dos por un patriotismo comdn. 81 la
fuerza de OPPRESSION militar desapare.
ciera de repente, una gran variedad
de naciones Independence surgirla
enseguida.
-6Y los rusos residences en- los
Estados Uoidos s0n todos partidarios
| del movimiento que ACADIA de iniciar-
SO en- San P~etersburgo y en- Moscou?
La mayor parte de los polacos
y rusos, en- este pals, salvo contadas
excepciones, son judfos rusos y pola-
cos. Por ESQ, porque somos iudfos
20 soy uno de ellosl, atroznente per-
seguidos ALA, miramos con simpatia
y apoyamos la protesta promovida
por ell Padre Gupon,1
--6Cual cree listed que sea ell re-
sultado de la actual reyoluci6n?
-eNp es difcil preverlo. Actual
mente, los duenos de Russia siguen
una polftica de diversion; quleren
apartar la atenci6n del pueblo russo.
que Sc dirige hacia las ideas de liber'
tad, y lapzarla en- la reaction por OIL
odlo y la complicidad del crimen per.
siguiendo q los judios, Pero este cal
culo Sc vuelve contra ~aQuSIlos, porque
los tres 8 cuatro millones dc judios sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

clones y los recuerdos hablan de la
sangre derramada. Los nombres de
las batallas 'resuenan ain con sonido
ldgubre. Los ,polacos tienen perfecta
conciencia de haber sfdo los civiliza-
dores, que llevando la antorcha ilumi.
MADEIRA al Oriente de Europa, sin que
conservemos odio alguno a los discf.
pulos rebeldes que tan barbaramente
nos han avasallado.
Las condolences hist6ricas y eco.
n6micas, dan q Polonia una situaci6n
particular dentro de la Europa, cuyo
centric geometrico ocupa. Normalmen.
to Sc halla ed guerra de independence
contra Russia y no menos contra Ale.
mania, que oprime, persigue y ~ultraja
de todas las maneras & los Polacos
que cayeron baio su f6rula en- ell anti.
quo repartimiento. ASH pues, dfgase
10 que Sc Olga, la Polonia permanece
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Los successes de RNsia. -Agaaci6n en- Ne't
York. -EntrerisIa con un polacs.

No quiero hablar q ustedes de la
tormenta de nieve que Sc desencadeL6
aver sobre New York, porque serfa IN
relate de calamidades, y hssta crso
que provocaria una subscription entire
los ricos de B%orlnquen en- favor de los
pobres de la metr6poli americana. +
Ell Jlizzor ha sido una nota de va
rieiad despues de TODD, y 70 he reci-
Dido con buena cara, como recibo to-
do 10 que acontece, hasta un sablazo,
6 una lata sobre ell <billa Foraker
por uno de tantos que no conocen nj
por ell Zorro la precltada ley, cpya mo
diRcaci6a en- bien de Puerto Rico soy
ell primero en- desear.
Respeto q los sucesos de Russia va
OF d~ifsrente, porque esa 81 que es una
verdadera tormenta libertadora que
qulere acabar con Ia dinastfa mosco-
vita de los Romanoff.
Ell Conde Cassini, embajador de la
Russia en- Washington, ha dicho a los
reporters que la cosa no tiene impor-
tancia; que la huelga es puramen-
to industrial y 40 polftica; que ell Pa
Dire Gupon es un agitador furioso....
Lo. que ST es positive es que los
rusos que Sc italian en- gran ndmeI o
en- la parte Este de New York, 0 to-
dos revolucionarios, pero no asf como
quiera, sino con dinamita y q%ueriendo
cortar cabezas de czares que oprimen
y de duques parasites que q%uieren man
tensr al pueblo en- la esclavitud y en-
Ia igoorancia para meior explotarlo.
Son varios va los meetings que han
celebrado estos rusos enthusiasts entire
los que no faltan algunas mujeres nj.
hilistas que Sc han cortado sus hermo-
sas trenza IS de orc y tirado las fa'das
para ponerse pantalones, en- senal de
iuramento de que h an de luch4r por la
extinction de los de spotas que tiraniz an
sin piedad q sus compatriotas, mante'
ni6ndole en- Ia mas vii de las abyec-
clones.
Eo esos meetings nc solo SO pro
nuncian discusses calientes y Sc dar
vivas al Padre Gupon, sine que Sc re
coge dlnero y Sc organiza la obra re
volucionaria.
He querido darme Il vuelta POI
Clinton street y ponerms al habla cor
n de los propagandistas rusos, pc
laco de pura sangre, que SURE la nos
talgia peculiar q todos los hijos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

La pureza y ell vigor de la saugre
0 Is base de la buena salud, De
elias depende ell flncionamiento per.
fecto de todos los 6rganos del sistema
general,
Aunque eXteriormente no SO mani
festen los sintomas deli impureza de
la sangre, es muy convenience tomar
algunas veces el Fcrdader0 Renedio Ho
moopdlico De Doctor Lobb para ID San
gre. Ell mas inofensivo y mas efcaz
que Sc conoce imparte vitalidad y
energfa al ORGANISING e~nriqueclendo
los gl0bulos s~angulneos cura radi-
calmente la escr6fula, las erupciones
de Ia piel, eczemas, las manchas ia
ciales, las aspereza del rostro y de
las manos, los barros y todas las afec-
clones, o~casionadas por impureza 8 de-
bilidad de la sangre. Precios Is ctvs.
Ell Verdadero Remedi0 Homeopdtico
del Doctor L0bb pa9a los Ritones, resta-
blece sus tejidos, expele ell veneno
%acumulado en- la sangre, vlviica los
6rganost afectados, tonifca ell cuerpo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

Los FAMOSOS Vinos Cognacs de Dupont
SCOTCH WHISKY, 1egfimo varias marcas
CHAMPAGNE G. II. MUMM-"extra dry"-la mejor ciase'
JEREZ MOSCATEL de las mejores bodegas espanolas.
WEYMOUTH OINSAN0 en- caias de u Itros completes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
distinta de Russia siendo 81 adsersa-
rio irreconciliable,S

distinta de Russia slendo 81 adverse
rio irreconciliableS
--iY los Finlandeses?
LOS Finlaadsses tienen adn mas
raz6n que los Polacos para odiar q
Russia y verla disuelta. Eu Finlandia
la question es mas meta, porque ALI Ell
crimen es mas manifesto, TODD I'm
pueblo SURE de diferente manera sin
que sea culpable del menor daho eau
sado & otro. La conquista la hizo pa.
sar, en- 1909, dc la domination del reg
de Suecia & la domination del Car,
que no la anex6 al resto del imperio.
Ell dltimo golpe fu6 en- 1899, en- que
Sc verified una anexi6n ~disfrazada a.
rssto del imperio, y los Finlandeses
que nisgan inclinsrse ante ell violador
de gu luramento, 40 tienen mas CANT,
no que a%baudonar su patria,,
-6Cree listed que triunfe la revo.
luci6n en- Russia? Els difcil, pero en-
TODD case Of primsr paso esta dado :
Ago SO obtendra.
-5Y en- la lucha con Ell Jap6n?
-Simpatizo con los %japoneses en-
c,anto hacen possible la division y la
1u~rnillaci6n de nuestro opresor. v
,sted como ell Imperio del Sol Nacie
to, la potencia que entr6 aver en- ell Gil
,ulo de la cultura europea, SO encue
ira ser hoy, por la fuerza de las coss
sin haberlo buscado, ell campe6n de o
| ,dependencia de los pueblos cont
tusia. Ell Jap6n representa- una ides
contra un conquistador que no tiert
otra raz6n que Ia del mas fuerte iCo'
no 40 voy a simpatlzar con Ell Japon,
81 es ell que facllitara & los Glen pue'
bios comprendidos en- el immense im'
perio russo, la OCCASION de que trabajep
por reconquistar la libertad perdida3
Por mi parte, Gque he de ahadir E
las luminosas ideas y q los mobiles sen
timientos que palpitan en- las palabraA
del patricia polacoT
Gracias que me queden fuerzas
para trazar la frma.
EULOGIo HoRTA.
| New York, q de Enero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

encontraran por este m:smo lanzados
en- ell movimiento revolucionario con.
ira ell poder y seran aliados necesarios
de todos los que trabsien por la revo.
luci6n D
ode modo que listed, como judo
y como polaco desea To- division de
Russia y por tanto ell triunfo de la re-
voluci6n?
-StPuede listed dudarlo un mo.
mento? Los polacos somos hoy 10 one
eramos aver; patriotas que sohamos
con nuestra Independence. Aunque
la anexl6n de Polonia haya comenza-
do hace mas de I'm siglo, no Sc ha
cumplido ain, La lepgua recuerda
constantemente a n0sotros y q nues.
tros opresores la d~ifereucia de nacio.
nalidad; Ia religion establece peri6di,
camente en- los ritos y en- las plegarias
una demarcaci6n precisa, y las tradi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Males de Ia sanqre
Batros, Erupcienes Escamosas, CarbuncIos, E~scr6tuIas,
Eczema, GranOs persistentes con pus, Empei-
res, E~risipeIas, etc, etc.

cura positivamente los dolores de es'
palda, de caderas y de Ia ingle, produ-
cidos por ell NAL de los rihones, la
laxitud de la cara, la hidropesfa de
los pies de los miembros, ell f%recuen,
To deseo de o%rinar, la escesez de la
orina y la de color oscuro y turbia,
la orina abundante y con ssndimien-
tos, la pledra en- la vejiga etc. Els un
presefvativo valiosisfmos contra ell
NAL de Bright. Precio % ctvs.
Ofrezco MISUNDERSTANDING mis-
servicios, a todos los que no Sc en-.
cuentren disfrutando de buena salud !;
para atenderle por correspondence.
No omito esfuerzo alguuo, para resta.
blecer q mis- pacientes.
DOCTOR II. W. LOB8.
a 549 Is til. 81. Philadelphia Pa.
y. S.aA.
Pfdase ell Manual del DR.. Lobb
Indispensable en- ell hogan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
n ARATI- l..
" los Finlandeses?

Grandioso baratillo de calzado, cris
taler1a y iuguetes para nihos; en- 81
nuevo Bazaar de novedades Gel Sob,
de Juan dc la Mata, Cruz 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Salidas de la Capital y Bayam6n

Bi.etes baratos para dias featros
En- 10 clase de Capital & Baysm6n,
ida y vuelta Is ctvs.; en- % 18 ctvs.
En- 10 de Bayamon q Cataho, ida ,
vuelta l5 ctvs.; en- ~ 10 ctvs.
Billete ordinario de Capital & Gaia
do en- ~ clase & 3 ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
linea Ferrea del Oeste

ttinerario del servicio lie Trenss =
Vapores que empexara & rsgir
ell dla 9 de Mario de 1902.