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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23
THE HARRISBURG rEIEeRAM.
9 elarksburg, W. Va. Friday, June le
NEW CENSUS METHODS.

a : y i
The country will soon come to ap-
preciate the system recently adopted
by the United States government in
taking the census. Clarksburg will
especially appreciate it, because of
the fact that it has been handicapp-
ed since the last census was taken
by authority Of the federal govern
mcnt. That census placed Clarks-
burg's population on the page for
ten years at only 1850. City di-
1ectorisS made their advent since it
was taken and show tile population
at three or four times those figures.
Because of the vast difference some
are inclined to hoot at the accuracy
of the directories. There may have
been no fault in taking the census so
far as the governments agents we're
concerned, but it certainly did show
up badly, and the same was true in
other parts of the country. There
seems to have been worked good
deal of injustice. The government
itself recognizes this and as the re.
suit has changed the methods Of
enumeration.
Not only hereafter will the popu.
lation be carefully looked after hui
all valuable statistics will be gather.
ed in the same manner even in
minutest detail.
The successor the permanent Cen.
sus Bureau is being tested in the
census Of manufacturing industries
OF the United States that is now be.
ing taken under the supervision OF
Hon. s. N. d. North, Director Of
the Census. When the Census
Bureau was made permanent proyis-
ION was made to make it a branch of
the government for gathering sta.
tlstics OF various kinds, when want.
ed, and more particularly to use its
machinery and trained employees to
lake a census of manufacturing or
agricultural industries of the conn
try when required. As a beginning
The law provided that in 1905. mid.
way between the decennial census
ears. where should be collection Of
statistics of manufacturing estab-
llshments which are condnotnd IN
der what is known as the factory sys-
TEN. Already the work for the wear
Is well under way, and preliminary
reports are being received.
Director North has utilized the
specialists, statisticians, and clerks
IN the permanent establishments ia
organize the work and instruct the
agents who have been employed fem
porarily. About 200 permanen y,
employees have been detailed to WISH
all the larger cities and organize
forces Of local men to gather The
statistics required. Each Of these
detailed men has spent three or fonr
days or more. according to the neces-
sites of the situation, in the yarions
places where local men have bean as t.
signed to gathering the statistics n
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All these things should be given
proper attention now and kept that
Ifyou want to rent your house tc

If you want to rent your house tic
somebody or if yon want to rent
somebody's house, try the want de-
partment of the Daily Telegram.
This department is a remarkably
valuable medium for renting houses
and finding renters. 1t has become
TO be recognized as such as can be
noticed and instead Of riding and
walking all over the city for days
and days trying to find a house or a
renter the people are now using the
Telegram want department. A few
lines a few times at a cost Of a few
cents will do more than all the
tramping and asking one can do in
two weeks.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23
MANIAC HOLDS.
1000 AT. BAY

By Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal, June a1
Thomas Lobb, a maniac, killed him,
self early this morning after for two
hours holding one thousand person.
at bay in an eddy stand defying the
police. He wounded nine men he.
fore killing himself. He had bar
ricaded himself in the United
States hotel.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23
ee-ru-na Should Be Kept IN
Eyery Household
Where There Are Little
\, Children.


Perpna should 10 kept IN the ihouss
All the time. Dor, WIT nnfif the dina
fs sick, then send 10 4 dfpg \ tore. I3iff.
1haye Pernna on hand aceept no no NIB
titute. ,.si'
Chtldrenare especially liable % arnts
catarrh. Indeed, most Of theSaffecttoh,
OF childhood are catarrh. Sss n Y s IS
All forms of sore throst, qninsy, Group
hoarsenesss larry gifts, etc., are but dif.I
ferent phases Of leatarrh 4 n.
Mrs. Amelia sailer, Menasha, VIZ,
writes: /, .ss,ll I,
have used Peruna for q number OF
years. II cured me Of chronic catarrh,.
which suffered with from infancy. 4
.sWhen my three children were born
they all had catarrh, but have given
them Peruna and find IL very etfectiye
in Kidding them Of this horrible.troubie.
I find that 1t Is also good to give them
as tonic and preventative Of colds
and collie. 81,
ssln fact, I consider ifya Household
blessing. IFWouid not Know how a.
raise my children without II. ann
pleased to give II mysrecomnsendas
ton. ''---Amela Sailer. ll S;'s
Address DR.. s. B. Hartman, Presideni
OF The Hartman sanitarium, Colunls.
bus, Ohio.
Allsorrsspondsnos held strictly COZ.
fdential. .'I
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\ When Sickness Comes to I III
Little Ones
"a Is the Mother Who Chiefly
Suffers. B.

800
80 suneFe even more than the chill
7 ~ ~ pens g Y pestek.
5. s lapAthy - deeper than fhet 9
) =: Ss1er =. mem Peg ct the family.
~ ~ tnctnefs 3epk Forward With .drcas
~ ~ .1s tD! . meat q summer, tlinktni
y. = nna the many hahtlttio
3 = s.sse tnat 1xe before them
spslug ana summer are sure to britt
/, - = eSsaSiy among the LITTLE
y ~ 4 S Il s. 81
- eoes ssot 1kes 2 mother very long 4
tAs y fseEunA Y the best friend
ne has IN Htnna OF illness alnphg thu
1, \ =. 81
4 ~. ~ u ~. may come ana go With
) eiterent theories ana constant
Y e5,ang sef Eemedies. szSSs
me aoctpr Of years ago gave entirely
= '. stsn ksnedies than he does today.
Gssn year hnds some change In his
I. taPtaons and IN the drugs no relies
4 sl
q Multitude Of Mothers
t,sss y a,scoyei req mat resnna = tho
Il snrinr ma snra 4. !. -. ",. .e nv
Ghfldsen arc s,,his .., D.. 49, = Az, ns
lonely mai viii ,,ost ,,,,s,,. ,a,,. w.
Whet,er a a sn,s n !, fassr ~ .t,,.,, 4.
4 laeranremant vh.t,,sr 1. g. sraisszss,,.
~ bowel ,siss. !. = !, 80.
g ia nncons =. - I. .sa cs,,sa 80
perunn 9nicr - Etc.. ~. 20 . .h,s
/, 81 tbe mncons ;nemh,snos $50 r.s a,,ass
Sion a nro,r,,t ~ a,,,,,,.s,, ~ ,slsssssS
lie 10 take ths ,nsdic,,,a h i, NJ -, as,s
4er,o,,. sfsscts &, : -. :, :, s' az
- s. e..esss IN ~ part OF tne poay.
~ simple removes the cause OF the
nisagreeable symptoms and restores the
health.
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No Doctor Required.

Mr.. Edward Otto, sN De soto Street
st. Paul, MINI, writes: ). E. 4
~ cannot say enough for Peruna. Il
has done great work in my family, es-
pecially for my oldest boy. We had
doctored with three or four different
doctors andthey did not seem to do him
any good. a
awe gave up hopes Of cure, and 40 did
they, but we pulled him through on
Peruna. a
1--WE had several doctors and trey
said they couldldo no more for MIN "a
we tried Peruna as a last resorf. and
that did the work. Since then we kaen
II In the house an the time. ana n
doctoris required. ''..Edward Otto. (
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE j (,
Robert r. Barnett

vs.. lin Chancery.
Eureka Loan & Building Associa.
lion. a corporation, and all cred.
itors Of and stockholders in the
same.
The parties to the above suit will
take notice that on the 25th day Of
July, 1905, at my office in the Courj
House Of Harrison county, Wesj
Virginia, at Clarksburg, / will pro.
coed to execute the order of refer.
ence entered therein by the Circuit
Court Of said county on the S1sts ilay
OF April, 1905, wherein i, as COM
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

/. II
The West virginian ought not to
get Jealous at the Telegram for call
ing the Times down little for its
unwillingness to pay taxes on its
black diamonds, because of the fact
that the West Virginian is reputed
to have some of the same sort Of dia-
monds, and so far as the Telegram
knows may have some real, but then
the difference between the two pt-
pers, so far as the public knows
mind YOU the publicis that the
West Nirgmian is ready to break its
neck to pay the tax while the Times
would break its neck to escape.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23
MUzzLE YOUR DOG.

This office has its ssfavorite' dog
there may be others of the
Office running loose. What we mean
is that the one with four legs has
his head Grated. And, now we must
insist that all other CANNES in the
city be head-boxed, too. Our read
ers may think we are selfish because
we have set the pace or that Wa are
Jealous because Others have dogs at
perfect liberty. We may be. But
seriously speaking, dogs are inclin-
ed to do a lot Of swapping in hot
weather not only at flies but also at
people, and as The Dig gYpuIbaitioan
is very large in this city, it does APP
pear there is more or less risk to let
them run free at the mouth. There
have even this early in the heated
season been several cases of dogs
running amuck. At Parkersburg
one of Judge Reese Billiards. child
rem had to be taken to Baltimore a
week ago for treatment because of a
dog-bite. The risk is not only peril
ous but also expensive at any event.
Other places have passed ordinances
on the subject. Clarksbnrg should
not fall back in the procession, even
if the matter be no more than muzz-
ling dogs. Our dog does not like it
and we can not blame him, but it is
better for the public.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

The Times Recorder, Of Zanes-
vile. Ohio, one Of the leading papers
of that state, issues a noval edition
today. 1t is a tsWoman's edition. .
managed and edited wholly by, the
women Of the Second Street Meth
odist Episcopal church of that city.
1t is success in every way, and
many Of the women Of Clarksbure
should order copy Of it, as it con-
tains much valuable thought and
shows what splendid work .he
women Of that city can do in liter
AZURE and journalism.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

VI b 4 aH
Governor LaFollette, Of Wiscon-
sin, Governor Folk, of Missouri
District Attorney Jerome, Of New
York, Thomas W. Lawson, Of Bos-
ton,' New York and Eyerybody's
Magazine and Clarence S. barrow
of Chicago, are to be the principal
speakers at reform meeting to he
held at Ottawa, Kansas, in July.
This is certainly hot combination
and when these great reformers-
alleged reformers and newspaper adj
yertisers get together in good old
Kansas July weather there will GER
taihly be something DOING
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

There are a few people in Clarks-
burg who fear that Fourth of July
means more in some other line Of
business than in theirs. Patriotism
is forgotten by them. Wonder if
they ever had any. Maybe the only
ingredient of patriotism according
to their ideas is money in their
pocket. But then the old adage is
it takes all kinds of people to make
a world. Guess it does from what
we have learned lately
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23
Pe-ru-na Contains No Narcotics

q . AZ
One reason why Peruna has found per.
manent use,in SO many homes Is that II
contains no narcotic ofany kind. Pc
runa is perfectly harmless. 1t can be
used any length Of time without acquir.
ing drug habit. Peruna does not pro-
duce temporary results. Its permanent
In its effect.
+ 1t has no bad effect upon the system,
and gradually eliminates catarrh by re-
moving the cause Of catarrh.
There are ultitude Of homes where
Peruna has been used of and on for
twenty years.
+ Such q thing could not be possible II
Pernna contained any drugs Of o mar
Icotic nature. r.as.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

Mr.. 9. H. Farmer, New Martinsville,
w. Va, writes:
"our little son, Harry, is well and
healthy now and we think II we do 81
you directed US, he will keep his health
and grow strong. =
I'VE Know that our little sor's NE
was saved byyour wonderful medicine,
Perura, and we shall always prise
Perlina and use II In our family when
needed.
SHOULD we have any more catarrhal
trouble in our family, we shall always
write to you for treatment,"-G. ii;
Farmer.
Mr.. Howard Andrew sterner, Muddy
Creek, Pa, writes:
~ have Peruna in my house ali the
time and won't be without 1t. Its good
for children when they take cold or
Group. Itcured my baby boy Of Group.
~ have introduced Peruna into ,six
families since I received your last letter,
and four have seen relief already ~
Howard Andsew Steiner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23
missioner, ana directed to ascertain

II
missioner, am directed to ascertain
and report:
First, The assets Of the said
Eureka Loan g. Building Associa.
tion, both real and personal . includ-
ling the sums due to it from all debts
whether stockholders or otherwise.
Second, The Indebtedness Of the
said Association to persons other
than the stockholders or bond hold
lers in the same.
Third. The number and an,onnt
of bonds issued nv the said Assoc;;a.
ton: to whom issued and the names
of the several present holders there
of; the amount due upon each of
said bonds; the consideration fo,f
(which such bonds were issued, and
whether OF not the same if issued in
settlement for matured shares of
stock in the Association were issued
forsshares of stock not properly ma.
tured and for amounts larger than
the sums then due to such stock
holders: and if so towhat extent the
amounts of said bonds exceed The
amounts due to the said sharehold-
ers of said Association at the time
of the issuancesof the same.
Fourth. The number and amount
of Tho shares of stoct II III. sa;5
Association now ontstand;no ana ~ mn
matured. the names of fla sh ,,l
thereof. and fhe a,nonni s.'E Maid n IN 4
as interest. premiums. fines and f3lae 81
by each Of such holders. Z
1;s4,, Tf n H., 80,
sha,' s.,a 49, '4 ~ sala .con =
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s .he eso - sta0,. u sne same LIE
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da.yor ss - o", ran s ~ sna - !
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s 81 e ausan.ats !. a.y was aap l,l
81 sa;d - psas;a4;a, so, s,,s Ion sne
sat,,, ass - - anu .seelylng aH
stana Is q ~ y .nsla sa.u ioans y
t assa y ' :. 's ss y sag oonas
~ ia;sh =. .ls lessons g porgowS
ins anu Ills amount, Y any, 1rom tne
pa sns isa .4 - s .,A sssyWeEs 20 y.
, ,.as Will lne Pe[loa .! yen yesls
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

The waste paper boxes are design
ed for very extensive service,
Judging from the position in which
they are placed. Wagons will drive
mp with loads and dump. The busi-
ness man who wants to patronize
them must step out on the street
and lift the lid, or get a dray. The
boxes will likely face tile other way
after this.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

And now the Fairmont Times af-
ter all it has said about the taxing
Of leaseholds being illegal as to the
lessee admits, or rather argues that
1T was the same under the old law
which is a practical confession that
the first position taken by that pa
per was wrong. Its a nlatttt Of
Qualification that the paper has
actually seen its error and confess
ed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23


writes: ss' >' Atsasutel A.eoies
OUT home M The GRANDMOTHER
athe ana chtld AL
stomach and colds which Il has cured
1--WE ma OF worn out or CACHES
cold. Acouple Of him. sAssnss
psoy two
con1er f.eruna than Hhaf Ihave
f1eo andl Know we vii
abe to keepin - ~ se ~A 1 oe
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

1t is evident that the Fairmont
Times is not willing to dough up in
the same manner that the state tax
commissioner is. He says most Of
his money is in mineral lands and,
that he is willing to pay the tax.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

The weather man made good; it
is some cooler, but he does not dare
to spoil the corn crop this season.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

The man who leases his property
with the provision that he will bear
the taxes Of the lessee on the prop
erty should have no kick coming
when he is required to pay that tas
1T is up to him to bargain Alright.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-23

WIN. TEL FLOUR euarantesa, ps,t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02

tera No; dio stro del grupoQui vaor Psro auxqas
enemos vida iss sxcds sbssrvando
ganga perdsr 10 auya.
Ito rsfsres { KawA,hma2 81. rscusrao sss ~. vsE.
ra6 Axaha psgros s 10 hicisran somsadaats
ie pudsra Quls s ndmsro tr condncr nuestra ss
cusdra 81 goo de Peeh sassho Takv. los dsspa
chara por s Psiho tasaris de cApturar veo Ii Eung
Chang
-Pers ssk sambiado por csmpleto Sc sncolsriza por
puso nsGro fat6 que echaas terra
Tsms masA gOlps baa de 30 csnusrss del
Ting yueAS Me ssspesho 10 ha sucedds aKo. d. Ga
rbardL ii qse gran amigo sabes sl sssreto
II photo miro Aonbre de 10 canisa roja tsnla este
apoae.
In este momsnto el muchicho traio plato de tsrtM
terninS ID tertuil on 10 ssmara.
As dez de 10 mocha pss6 sa les sue esaban Dc
vco sfss los franco rscogisron Esba
prohbias hAbr Alta sAsr ucss, caberta s So
ado qusdrsn slencosos aesrtM Con exsspcSn dc Ia
s de maads del plots de o scushaba
nm enome sos6n nentrls Auno enccso saa de las bocss
de Ia chmepes hotAndo blanco 6 10 Luz de ID lsna.
En ell puente veian dos sombras humans; perma
nca psrda extreme zquierdo 10 era paieaba yendo
vnisnde silonciesaments
La Ultima Tsk.o, segunde ief de IL baterA n6mere
que servfI gusrdia de cuatro horas en- e puente.
LlegabA shora a extreme derecho. Lvantando cstee
reco6 leiano horxsne viendo nsda bs6 de-
eeha auedkndose ID squerda sobre 10 barandl Des Of
cs venn hbando bl del saaSn delanero psssndo
por debae del puente las sombr Renaha Ia
mas profunda trnuuad sobre cubier enfsbe e vento
Ia luna derr.maba sobre odo su cristllina lus
ala de los obscuTos vigaI esscondos prol S6o
.e yan las brcs sguas del Mar Amarillo ALA bsbor Ia
confus ssmbra de isis phacola 81 confuse sun
del dsSLmd ba dente. Las chIpa de Ia chimenea
.n en- rope desvanecee ell ceo otok cuya b6veda
splrecan spicsdAI dspers las elea daGndose de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
MMI-KO

dear assapar Il luz al csor de cGmara les enrojecA
Sobre IL mesa habfl unas palos foente do tsr
que sole susdaba ttna esperanto rts suerte ma
nss de als6n futsro alnirants.
Ia Phyoa yang susde hsser cndo On manos dc! ear
cits-dio psqusxsy almsso sfrsE ech,ndo mrada
sus eonpaxsros dessansando Ia nela 2ero ave
dremos de Ia arnadai Ved anta horM sn 10
eeosidad
"a oHsal Dc p.gsdor, bsn alizanado observe
rieAts dssde % rinc6n:
NO abSs cue termna 10 unssH no bieH 50 alEs tslsAt
Un large sntrsasto diverfda.
-lQus csnososl Rstoy san,ads de jugar la galina
ssga con Py yano perdsn ssts No pedre dss
sanaar que forsmos sntrsda del gfo de Pech lu-
demos d fuerte de Taku una bsmba
ESQ seria 10 msmo que netersa Hso:-eonsst6
vvamsate ssrto guarda do marina Q1S hla 81 to bsQuea
-tQuIi tBloqusado7 Qusiea verlo; pero sisnto decr
que ne son 10 basaHte vvos para bosueano No ntsno ds
nimas psro ns prsee cue ogrames somba
pesssumos E coaa que desespe ID semptena lenad de los
chinos.
EscusAlroAss pa.o, Sc pr.sen6 AoAbre alto en- Ia
puarta
El pequs6o alfersx 60 volvi6
~lHola Pileto de rotal QuS Hotisim mes dss9 tAlgo
Ala vital
-Nada nas cue IL uns. Harss ben yendo dsscsnsar
tan luego pass el pedaBo dc tsr que que
dsbl plate sontns6 QuedEs sobre cublertaty
tendrks hamhre atroz. Muchacho, trae mas tortas
Otro afereE que levaba puesa camisa roh son els
navado de tinto speto FL afeaz Alto oossrv andole
die:
-Qusrdo amigo lqu6 dicss mo ss 81 privlsgo De no
stros los heroes de ckmIra de ohcaes nues tort
rar con sapsrordAd los vseranos Pero hsmbre su to
no nbss que nfansra de marina cabk de goHo ma
n.nal 81 frscsmss maKana ssrS por ess ns
lob Noponsmos 81 duda nuestro valor-djo un photo,
mayor del grupo No desaHos que nsrvo Gu ardsss
de la temerdad. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02

Aver conferenciaron toda Ia tarde
el Gobernor Mr. Winthrop y el Astor.
ney General, acerca dc los nombra-
mientos vacantss en- las Cortes de
Distrito do 10 isla.
Esta maf1ana el sefior Frazier, Sc.
cretario del Gobsrnador, nos inform6
quo los nombramientos ofciales son
los siguientes:iuez do Humaeao Mr. G.
E. Foote; fiscal de Aguadilla, don En-
rique Lloreda; tiicalde Mayagusz, don
Libertad Torres Grau; iuez de Guaya.
ma, don Luis Mrnoz Morales; Fiscal
de Guayams, Mr.. E. B. Wilcox.
-Muy pronto SO proveera la va
csnte de juez en- Ia Corte municipal d.
Carolina,
De las poblaclones do la Is!a que
no tienen planta electrics, una de lai
mejor umbradas es Bsyam6n. E
Ayuntamiento ha instalado en- Ia plazs
y GALES principales potentss focos d.
gasollna msrca sBest,, que producer
una luz tan blanca y brillante que ma
da tlene que envidiar & 10 electrica.
Ell gobernador hA propuesto con
cejal del ayuntamiento dc Patillas
don Octavlo Rivera.
-Anoche en- Corozal, sc com.tlt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02

de Cruz y su orqueIta y promste que
dar muy lusIdo y sslecto.
LA orqussta do Cooolfa saldra
mafiana hacia Fajardo, on donde to-
cara un baile para que ha sido contra
tada. El sabado tocara otro bails en-
San Juan, el domingo on Ia Colonis
Espafiola de Bayam6n y probablemen-
te ell lunes en- Carolina.
En- 10 Corts de Distrito dc San
Juan ie vic esta manana ell divorcio
de dc Q Laura Agosto con don Lucas
Ibafiez
Approximations ell die de la con.
memoraci6n de los feles difuntos, ell
esta ablec.miento La Fdma de Puerto
Rico 50 complace en- ofrecer & sus nu-
merosos clientes un variado surtido de
coronas fdnebres que resliza & precioi
lmtdicos.
-Esta tarde, Alas tres, Sc reunit
lei Conseio Executive.
| -Ha presentado Ia renuncia de
lempleado temporero del srchivo de Ia
Corte dc Distrito do San Juan, el abo
gado don Eduardo Acosta.
| La eFabsts es una Cerveza
| excelente, superior
que disipa la trls!eza,
<limpia, fila da esplendo.s
Uoicos Agentes en- esta isla M. r. Cal
der6n y c., TetuSn II. San Juan.
i Sc espera que pronto rsgresar
de su excursion q Europa, donde ssta
ha mas de dos messs, los distInguido
abogsdos don Antonio Alvarez Nav
.Iy don Emilio Garcia Cuervo. Ensa
4 guida SO hsran cargo do su bufets, qu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
ST vENDE

Una maquina dc vapor de balan.
Gin de seis columnas, con cilindro de
IS pulgadas diamstro y A pulgadas
curse, con su ejsy volante, todo On
buen estado, reprssentando o 81 caballos
nominales de fuerza.
Un engransie Dc hisrro fundido
con su Catalina mayor dc 120 pulga-
das dlamet y msnor do 81 pulgadas,
con sus curenas, crapodinas y barcol
todo en- buen estado y do 10 fabrica de
Mirr.ess, Fait & Watson do Glasgow.
Cinco Evaporadoras Wetzel de
cobre, ; do elias inglesss dc tuboi
dial onalss y 2 francssas dc tubos rec
tos.
Para informec dlrijirse { Ia Hs-
;cienda Bocachica, 6 a don Juan G,
Prats, en- Ponce.