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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
A Norway LEGEND.

According to IL work on Norway, the
s%cantiness of the soil in that country Is
explained by some of the country peo-
world the angels whose duty it was to
scatter the soil forgot Norway. Seeing
this. the guardian angel Of the land
made complaints to the Creator. What
was to be done? Impossible to restart
the whole Of the creation for the sake
Of Norway. "Come. my little angels
said he. look carefully and perhaps
you may still find a little earth" The
conscience stricken angels swept the
floor of heaven, and the little dust they
found they gathered In their draperies
and scattered over the Norwegian
rocks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
PRECEDENT Hayes, watches.

President Hayes was in the habit of
wearing Il cheap nickel watch while in
the White House, and much comment
was aroused MS to the reason. The
truth was TINT almost weekly n dcpu-
tation Of western Indians called upon
him, always bringing presents of some
kind to the great father. OF course he
WIS expected to give something III re
turn, and the object was to find some
thing cheap and Mt the same time ac-
ccptuble. Watches were a novelty to
the Indians, and to present n chief
with a watch which the great father
himself had been carrying always i'm
pressed him greatly. Having discover
ed this and not caring to distribute
gold watches or even. silver ones Mt.
Hayes hit upon the cxpelient of buy
ing nickel witches Mt S3G-a dozen and
always made it convenient to have one
with him against IN emergency.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
"Gie Us g Lend.r

DNn Hole in his book, More Memo
rtes," tells an amusing story of how an
old woman got the better OF her clergy
man in IN argument. ,.rlic village
churchyard was overcrowded except OIL
Its sunless northern side, in which the
suicide was buried. One day the vicar,
while visiting n poor old ON who
was nigh unto death, thought he would
try to get her consent to be buried in
the roomy northern plot. lie began by
assuring her that the common aversion
to burial in any particular portion of
consecrated ground was Il SILLY preju-
dice and a foolish superstition. Then
he besought her, us a personal favor
to himself and rs IN example to others,
to permit her body to be buried in the
northern plot Of the %churchyard.
The old woma thought 1t all over
for q few minutes md then answered.,
well, sir, as You seem to think rs one
pnrt Of the c~hurchyard is as good rs
another and that it makes no difference
where we be put, perhaps you'll gle us
u lead"
The vicar did not grasp the argu-
ment, but he changed the subject.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
A Disappointing celebrity.

An odd Impression was That which
George Eliot conceived of Schiller nft-
er her visit to Wcimar with Lewcs in
the August OF the year of 1.-The union,'
1854. She was thrilled, she snys by
the legend over the poets old house,
"Hter wohnte Schiller" but something
In the nature of disillusionment await
ed her within. 1t was very Interesting
to see his study, left in It's original
state. But when 1t came to his skull,
(which we saw for the first time, we
were amazed at the smallness of the in
tellectual region"
After that she could take no further
pleasure in the contemplation Of the
too flattering bust and portrait. And
then "Rauch told us that Schiller had
q miserable Stirne'-n wretchcd fore
head" while to complete the dcstruc.
ton OF he" ideal she heard how ''Tieck,
the sculptor, was wont to declare TINT
something In Schiller's whole person
reminded him OLA comel."-Pall Mall
Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
The Firnt EnrIiah L,eh,hou.s

1t Is to the Romans, who left so
many, marks of their presence In Eng
land, that Britons owe the first light
house. This was, and is still, the Pha-
ros watch tower to the south of the
Keep of Dover castle. This is remark
able as the only remaining specimen
of Roman work In the castle and rs
the earliest piece Of regular masonry
now existing In Great Britain. 1t con-
sists of a casing Of fiints and tufa,
with bonding purse of large Roman
tiles filled with smaller stones. Its
shape is octagonal outside, but squire
Inside, the inner room measuring four
teen feet and the wills being ten feet
thick. Repaired again and again, it
was used Mt one time as a government
MISREPRESENTATION Chronicle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Keep Serene.

When you come to think Of 1t, most
or us do have n hard time keeping our.
selves In order. temper, nerves, selfish.
ness n longings, ambitions and de.
sires oil insisting to have II hearing,
md down steps wisdom and orders con.
troll. OF course there are tile cool hend.
ed, intellectual people TO whom self
sacrifice means nothing, and little they
know Of the fight Of tile other passion.
ute half. III health and discomfort are
the fruits of the battle. Keep serene
say, 81 shall control myself md be q
cheerful philosopher" and oil will &C
well.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
c M Feet.

An English artist, writing in a Lon
don woman's magazine. snys:
II do not know IL any one has ever
drawn attention to the fact before, that
you can generally tell the shnpe Of q
woman.s foot by her face. There is as
much character in q foot rs in n hand,
You Will generally find the round
faced, short nosed little woman has the
prettiest ankle and foot; the high
checked. long nosed woman the ugliest.
Women with very pretty faces seldom
have pretty feet. Nature, somehow or
other, compensates its daughters"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
SYDNEY SMITH,.
49, Country Parson and us a PeHce-
MAILING Magistrate.

MAILING Magistrate.
For twenty years Sydney Smith re-
manned In Yorkshire, and, though his
Ideas Of clerical duty were not those
or today, yet 1t will not be denied that
lie was q vigorous country parson, en-
tering into the pursuits and the daily
life OF his humble %neighbors and doing
Ills utmost to Improve their lot. His
descriptions Of his life and surround
ings ut Foston arc among the most de-
lightful of his humorous writings. Ey-
cry one has heard of AGnie Kay, the
little country girl, "made like q mile
stone" who, christened Bunch, be
came the best butler in the county,"
Of the rawboned riding horse Calamity,
which flung me over Ills head into n
n~eighborlng parish rs If l had been n
shuttlecock, and l feel grateful that 1t
WINS not into n neighborlug planet;' Of
the ancient green chariot named the
Immortal, lat which the village boys
cleered II the village dogs barked;'
or his four druft oxen-Tug and Lug,
Haul md Crawl-of which TUG and
Lug took to fnintlng md required
buckets Of sal volatile and Haul and
Crawl to lie down In the mud" AS a
magistrate Sydney Smith became fa-
nous for making up local qunrrels and
for dealing gently with poachcrs. The
game laws, like II good Wing, he could
not abide, II 1t stirred his honest
wrath to reflect that "fOr every ten
phcasants which fiuttered In the wood
one English peasant was rotting in
Jail" Like Charles Kingsley at Evers-
ley In after years, he refrained from
shooting. "lf YOU shoot" he said, "the
squire apd the poacher will both con-
slider you as their natural enemies, and
l thought 1t more clerical to be at pence
with both."-Rev. Canon Vaughan In
Longman's Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Pitched Lnwcr.

In the course Of her first call upon
one Of her husbands p%arlshioners
young Mrs. Gray spoke feelingly of his
noble, generous spirit.
He Is as nearly nm altruist as man
may be-" she said proudly and affec-
tIonately.
us he an altruist?" said her hostess,
with mild surprise. 81 thought from
the tone Of his voice that he probably
was a bass.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
BORN FOR A LAWYER.
why Hia Mother Recommended Him
to Colonel Ingersoll,


Among the stories which Colonel
Bob 1ngersoll delighted to tell was the
following. says the writer of Amer
ica's Most Popular Men,"
While studying law with n firm out
west the colonel found himself alone In
the Office one day. He was interrupted
by the entrance of Il raw boned, sharp
featured countrywoman, who ambled
into the room leading a freckle faced,
watery eyed ten-year-old boy by the
hand.
"Air you the lawyer?" she began.
On being answered in the affirmative
she went OH to say that she had
brought her boy Jim to town for the
purpose of binding him out Mt the
"lawyerin' trade" She was morally
certain, she averred, that Jim was q
born lawyer and TINT all he needed was
n chance.
but, madam" objected the colonel
The Is entirely too young to begin the
study Of law"
TOO young, indeed" shifted the fond
mother contemptuously. "You don't
know Jim. He was born for a law.
yer"
Much amused, the colonel asked her
on what grounds she based her hopes
of n future at the bar for her darling
child.
why" said she. when he was only
seven years old he struck work, and
he wouldn't do another lick If he got
killed for it. When he was eight he got
sassy and put OIL moro airs than n
prize horse at q country fair, and now,
Lor' bless me. he jest freezes on to
everything he can lay his hands IN"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
d Horse Feed.

what do you think of feeding horses
on goose eggs?" asks an Australian
back woodsman. 'That WINS done by
n party who were stuck up on the Ade-
laide during the wet season. The ma
tives used to bring in canoe loads Of
eggs. which We're broken into buckets
and supplied to the horses"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Where Do You Stand ?

Do you want three per cent or ten
per cent on your money?
A plain question and for you to de-
eide.
The following properties are paying
ten per cent and over:
Brick row of II houses, % flats, four
rooms ami hath to each fat, built on
nine lots, now renting for $21O per
month. Price $4,000
Two brick houses of nine rooms
each. nov renting for $40 per month.
Price $4,000. Can be sold separately
if desired. :
Brick row, three houses Of six rooms
each. renting for $42 per month. Price
f$4, 800.
Sixtccn-room brick building, now
renting for $32 per month. Price $4,000.
Six frame houses of four rooms each,
renting for $40 per month. rrite S2,50O.
h above properties are all well
located n always rent. Terms can
he arranged to suit purchaser and we
would nlso be pleased Ia consider an
exchange for other properties, improv-
Ell or unimproved, that you may have
to offer.
E. C. BROWN,
Real Estate,
2123 Madison avenue, Newport News,
Va. Bell phone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
sIfsunderstood.

Lieutenant Showing party Of visitors
over battleship)-This is the quarter
deck. Ono Of the Party-Gee! l
thought 1t was all free!-Pittsburg Dis
patch. !:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Mutual Conversation.

Fred-So you IRE really going to
marry that young widow. eli? Joe
Yes. Fred-She tells me you hive
promised to give up smoking. joe
Yes; sort of mutual sacrifice, as It
were. She agreed to give UP her
weeds IL l would give up mine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
Cautious.

First BurglarrWhy, not try to rob
the house of that %plutocrat? Second
Burglnr-Neyer. He'll make good by
getting the money back from the poor
people. Let's confine ourselves to tho
middle classes.-Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18
ConanIatfnn.

A good deal Of the consolation offer
ed In tile world Is about as solacing ns
tho assurance Of the Irishman to his
wife when she fell Into the river-"You
will find ground ut the bottom, my
denr."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

We wept when we came, into the
world, md every day tells lis Why
Goldsmith.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-18

Even a laby draws the line at heing
kissed by an old bachelor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
BlBL1oTECA DE snA DEMoCRAC1A,

por as cae de Madrid durante Leo prmes hora dell ma6ans
al fue como pa da por deants del colego San Carlos
me ocu6s dgnbre idea de penetra 81 contempr muerts
de aqueas acerdotsas de Venus
los pofsores Medicine estudar M que enfe
medad del corsz6n.....,
POGO tard6 en- reerr Diego L6zaro entire mis- demSs
hlstoM de amores eava Gabriela Diego opin6 20,
gus era nn deiflo un absurdo oven exga de mf
Gabrleia = excam6 resumendo dictamen - % IN
esptu en1emo una finaca pygisdo s queres ana
crasnFa pero incapax 10 mmo de subordi-
nae s eyes del nauraeza humsna de labrar 10 fecidad
errena de de6les mortaes til 10 c uni
VeFsaldad de los hombres. Pre6ero : mi Gegora,
Lszsro nos hizo Ia opoc6n, segdn costumbr nombre
tiotlAs me aupic6 os ciento
er dc escuor labar estatuas de Vgenes de Santos
Vezde dlVndades psgna a Glbriela odas
hors SIN culdArme de mis- recuerdos egaen
odoe en- hn Que procurara erea mis- oos a6n sn espe
ranZa de c0nSeQutrld.
La fria inencia insoporble pesdez con que Lkzaro
M contnuamene en- cate endo acabarsn haceme
odlosa squela conversation tai punto-rubor decro
que nooe dc prohlblre cbo desbrda sered que
adelante me hablaae de GAbrea..
En cuanto Diego tambea recuerdo ubor que trat6
mas dc materia tan decada SANTA pre-
Por Vugares aspectos procurando rdculzar
ml' oos Ell csracer prenddo de ioven aragonesa.
zero 20 ncesltlba enonces que Diego eatsba 10
1us nuncs prohbi e censur6 que habase aqueo
iemnos de segua siendo pesar de todo alma de mi
alma.
Az. vva cuando sobrevneron los que Va le be
nsted sea Ia leg.da de Gutierrez Madrid portsdor
de m fortuna de mi uo de Conde s volents discussion que
Diego tuvmos Lsssro h noche de ceebre oonsus
npe'tro dehnvo rompimieno e. mi grave nfemedad
nitado de squel de IL memora
oe MI padre mi nombramento diplomstico para Londres
Tempo e' por consguiene de contsrle used IL
ultima parts De m compicada horiay deQus u,ted que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
Junta Esco|ar,- Aguas Buena,

Ar'so. DE acuerdo con 10 precep-
tuado en- la ses On 54 de la vigente
Ley Escolar, esta Junta en- session te.
nida en- el dis de hoy acord6 admitir
solicitudes dc maestros para las 60
cuelas de cate lermino municipal du.
rante d.ez dia conts n 10 desde Ia
primera yez que salga incerto este
anunsio en- el peri6dico LA 7 EMoCRA.
cIA; enten iiendose que los que 81
cream con dereth ho a ser contratado.
en- ell pr6ximo curso, y no Iresentt n
sus solicitudes der tro del termino f
jado, p .rder y aqus y no SO les ten
dra en- cuel Ia al ,factuarse las pro-
puestas al )arlamento de Educa.
ci6n.
Aguas Blenas, Julio 70 de 9O5
Ramon Muaoz Carazo,
4 ! Presidente de la Junta Escolar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
EL PERRO DOTAL

Continuation de ID pdgiaa ~
-,Oh contesto con aire desdefoso,
-yo. .... cuatrocientos mil -, y mi ito
propietario de minas en- PENNSYLVANIA
me dejara el doble.
-Tanto mejor para usted sehorita.
~ desearfa su perro de listed.
-Lamento mucho tener que rehu-
sarselo, pero me seria impossible sepa.
rarme de el.
Miss Holda flo sus oj de un
azul profundo en- ell daeio de Bibf, y
en- tono resuelto le pregunt6:
-dC6mo me halla usted?
Me parece usted encantadora.
Bibl era, sin duda, de Ia misms
opinion, p1ss NOVA II llbTemsnte q cola.
--sEs US usted casado?
mo.
--.Pues bien: casese nsted comm.
go..., iel perrillo pertenecerA los
dos.
Y agrego con una sonrisa mali
ciosa:
-Dormira a los pies de nuestra
cana.
Sucedi6 un periodic de <artation,.
Eduardo no pudo resistir la seduc.
ci6n y Bibl fue testigo del casamiento.
5Qu6 piensa usted de esta histo
ria? me pregunto el doctor b.. que
me la contaba.
-Pienso contest6, que seran fe-
Ices mientras viva Bib.
-Pues, entonces, ,-replic6 el doc
tor--lo seran cinco seis amos. ,Qui-
sieran tener la mis- ma felicidad en- la
vida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05

70 como consecuencia, un gran n1mero
ie copias sin que ell operator sepgs
que golpear muy fuertemente ell tecla
To-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05

ESQ hice de nuevo .aues ocaai6n. Abandonado por
mi antigua vds prmero mdamente. procu-
pudesen egsr odo de ella u tardecuando me
por consguente. G.bes podrs "a gnoraos de
ve,A despegads los vienos
del bertn' ecsnds 10 Madrid 10 que mis- aduadores
audaca impedad de don Jaan Tenoroy de lord Byron
Fu6 esa entire todas mis- csmpa6as de cal Ia rui
doss 10 6rante Ia terblel. Leg entonces apo
ndignaban tembsban al DIR pronuncar nombe lac mu
ypacffcos evtabsn mi encuentro En- c,mbo as hembrs
MIS- mientris los oneras vaentes los due.t.s de
avasalsdora mi amor Todo mundo tema Sos
mente 20 me despreclaba
DespreciAbame, d. tan luego quedaba solo PEN
prodgarne estas horss de mArguma .oedad nsoporarb
sueho de adormders Cuandc 81 remate de
alboroZo los derios de Il embrsguez permaneca fo
cuando Ell ueho cerrabs los oo del mo que depats
conmgo de pobre muler reposaba mis- brazo solo
20 quedab desperto vigante pens.tvo contempndc luz
vacs las drflbadas los caaveras las cants
sumergidos tttupdez del suec sea en- negro del
olVido. -.
Por enonees cOnocf L5zaro Diego, Despu6s de ess
noehei dc dsci6n ibame mi nsomnio mi tristeza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
tContinuacida de la pdgina 5a)

iContinuacida de la pdgina 5a)
La banda de la policia insular
dara esta noche una retreta en- la pla.
20 de Baldorioty. con el siguiente pro-
grama:
/. March (e, treno) eThe New Co.
lonial;, Hall. 2. Polka de Ia Ear
zuela los clos cocineros;s Valverde.
3. Obertura cleopatra, Mancinelli,
4. Scena Cavatina de la opera <Po.
liuto;s Donizeti. S. Zarzuela en- un
acto Gel Duo de Ia Africana;s Caba
llero. 6 Tanda de Valses <Weddin ol
the Winds:s Hall !. Two steps Coy
Bye,; Arguinzony. 5. DANA sPerlas
de mi Patria;s Campos. Himno.
-Oportunamarte 80 ocupara LA
DEMocRACIA de demostrar que 10
Companfa que representa- en- este pals
el sefior Narvaez, o. una de las que
goza dc mayor cr6iito y prestlgio en-
sl Continente. Debido 4 este es que
les vapores correos que llegan q esta
isla vienen atestados de paquetes ros
tales de dicha casa. Por ESQ los pue-
bios lstinos Ia favorecen con su con-
fanza y con I'll PATRONAGE.
En- el tren de hoy, salieron ara
su residencia de Msysgnez, los pro-
fesorss que asistieron 4 10 Asablsa de
aver, como representatives de los
maestros de aquella ciudad.
-Sabemos, como cosa segura, que
para solemnizar las fiestas efectuadas
aqui aver, cuatro de Julio, tuvo prefe
rencia en- todas parties la sabrosfsima
cerueza <pabst,s de Milwaukee, cuyos
agentes en- esta isla son los seflores
M. r. Calder6n y Comp. Tetuan, IL.
San Juan.
--Nuestro amigo don Julio Man
zano, de San Juan nos suplica hacei
constar que no es 81 el Julio Manzsno
que SURE cOndena en- la cArcel. Hace
estA aclaraci6n por confundirs %
yerdadero nombre con este liltimo.
Una de las condolences esencia
les de cualquier maquina para asegu-
rar 10 duraci6n, es la SENCILLEZ,
pues q mayor ndmero de pieza mas
probabilidades de roturas desgas-
La <Olivers tisne solo quinientas pie
gas. Las otras tienen de mil quinientas
4 tres NAL.
--Tratase de que los conceios
munfcipales que concuran la magma
asamblea de los municipios, tomen Ell
acuerdo de'autorizar amplimente q sus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
+ a Cata1ana
- MI
SAN SAN FRANCISCO FRANCISCO SIS SIS
Gran rebaja de precios en- bene6cio del pdblco.

Ell que suscribe pone en- conoci.
miento de sus numerosos parroquia-
nos, que desde esta fecha, y en- mi So
gundo comedor, los precios estarAn
en- relaci6n con la situaci6n actual:
Un blstek. II ctvs Una ternera en-
panada, 10 ctvs. Un arroz con GALL.
na, 10 ctvs. Un caldo q gallago, 10 ctvs
I'm bacalao q la vizeaiaa, 10 ctvs. Una
sopa con carne, ctvs. Una sopa de
gallina, 6 ctvs. Una m;xsa. 8 ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
HABLAR POR HABlAR

Ademas hay cosas que no pueden
escribirse sin probarss y esta 90 una
de elias
Mientr 0 el colega no olga quie-
nes son esos <ncapacitados, de que
habla-y no 10 dirA porque no puede =
sus censuras no tendran valor ningu-
no el pdolico leyente las considera-
RI, con razor, como affirm aciones O.
prichosas y arbitrarias para salir dc
up NAL pasc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
caIonIa especial de sstudIan-
tes DueTto-TIquehos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael Janer
1911, DRUID AYE

1911, DRUID AYE
Admite nifios y nifIas memories de
IA afios, q raz6n de s1C0 anticipates
por Semestre, en- concspto de upilaie,
enseflanza, lavado de ropa, asissenc q
medica y medicinas. Referencias: Drt
Coll Lcdos. Ffgueras y Perea en- San
Iuan.. D. Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo; DR.
L. Orcasistas on Rio-Piedras; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- Mayaguez; Lcdo.
Julia en- Ponce; D. Basilio Pinero On
Carolina; D. Juan DAvila on Manat;
D. jose M. Deliz en- Aguadilla D. Fran.
cisco Gtuliani y D. Jose Benltez en-
vieQuea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05

~ asi suce vamente todos los dem&s
platos.
Tambien se hacen abonos para
familias precios limitados, 6stos CON
quincenas adelantadas.
I'm cubierto dc II & l y de5 7 en-
el Restaurant. SO ctvs.
Los jueves domingos % hace nm
selecto caldo gallego, los s&bsdos
pasteles y allacss con polio.
JUANG ARnYA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

representatives, para que en- todas las
cuestiones que Sc susciten, emitan su
voto como signifcacion de la volun
tad del ayuntamiento representado. De
este modo los acuerdos que Sc adop-
ten llev aran toda la fuerza que en- ST
tienen los que toman los ayuntamien-
tos.
Los obispos cat6lico protes-
tante no asistieron aver al Ayunte :
miento, para presenciar ell desile de Ia
parada.
-El commands ante Lutz nos infor-
mo que el cabo Olivieri no sera desti-
tuIdo de gu puesto. No SO le cree cul-
pable del aboroto de aver, durante ell
destile de la ma .ifsstaci6n en- la plaza
principal.
-Desde hoy q las dos les edit
clos del G Gobierno izar&n la bandera
uedta asta como manifestation de
duelo por el fallecimiento de MIR Hay,
secretario de Estado de los Estados
Unidos.
LA comisi6n designada para
conceder ell premio de uEa bandera
americana con su asia, al cuerpo que
presentara la mejor apariencia en- la
parada del cuatro de Julio, acord6
por unanimidad otorgar dicho premio
q los niflos de Benefcencia.
-Por aggression fue m1ltado esta
msflana Praxedes Lopez, en- la Corte
municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
AureIi ~ SchoII.
Junta Esco|ar De Maricao

n De acuerdo con 10 que determine
el artfculo 81 de la VICENTE Ley Esco-
lar, esta Junta declara alberto el pla-
20 de doce dias, contando desde el
primero en- que aparezca esta publica.
ci6n; para la admission de las solic tn,
Los aspirantes deberan acompafiar
a sus solicitudes sus titulos CORES
pondientes y dirigidas a la Secretarfa
de la Junta. Maricao 20 de JUNO
de 1901 4. Soufrot, Presidente de
la Junta. 6--I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-05
Ell ESCANDALO
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remordmentos cabase sempre mis- ecadas por bucar
esuendo del mundo Ell voceo del ecfndao e vertigo de
orgla e deo de 10 embraguez, hA consegur aturdrme
ensordecer embruecerme cusndo meno tempo
oco para pensar en- mi pobre alma
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Like Finding Money,

Fhding health Ia like finding mon.
t4--so think those who are sick When
100 have cough, cold, sore throat, or
nheet Irritation, better act promptly
lske w. @, Barber Of Sandy Level, Va.
he SAys; II had n terrible chest trou-
bic. caused by smoke and coal dust on
sny lungs but, after finding no relief
ID other remedies, | was cured by pr.
hinge New Discovery for consump.
llpn, coughs and colds" Greatest sale
% any cough or lung medicine In the
woFld At all drug stores 500 and 81 ;
WuaFanteed. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26

The funeral % J. d pellru. th,
death ~ whom occarred al ~ hor,
IhFce miles wee, Of The city S.turiay
WAS held Sunday afternoon. the inter.
men, being 10 Evergreen cemetery.
The services serr coDd uc,ed by Rev
7 :. Nixon % the Methud - ch arch
and macy friends OF tue Deceased
gathered 80 pay their la,t rr.gacts
Thcrc wsrc many AaDdsou, arc FRA.
grant horal Decorations