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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-06

Pross Sutphen is working
for j.. &. Ramey.
VIM. Beck has been on
the sick list, but is better.
Neva Watkins fractured
limb is getting along nicely.
Lola Berry is home from
Huron college spending a
few days.
j. b. Ross shipped a car
load Of cattle to Sioux City
one day last week.
See Gardner Bros. for
sleighs, buggy runners, etc.
They will sell them to you
at catalogue prices.
The farmers are hauling
their wheat TO town while it
is a good price, and are
hauling coal In return.
Mr.. S. A. Aas, principal
of the school here, went to
Faulkton where he spent
Thanksgiving with friends.
Coal has been handled
pretty lively the last few
days, but the warm weather
is calling for less artificial
heat.
Misses Mamie and Bertha
Campbell from Wolsey
spent a few days visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
K. w. Speirs.
Ethel Berry spent a few
days at home during
Thanksgiving. She return
ed to Miller again Saturday
where She is attending
school.
Roy Mowbray and wife
were in town. They took
home with them a wagon
box full of Plymouth Rock
chickens. Mrs. Mowbray
also took home a canary
singer raised by Mrs. Rich
Roy also secured a
driving team OF the Nc
~ h0rfer BOYS.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Added to the pleasure
nearly everyone has in
listening of travel, will be
the pleasure of hearing an
elocutionist of no ordinary
ability, Friday evening
Dec. Is. Admission 35
cents; children Is cents.
Seats at Fitzgerald's drug
store on and after Dec. IL.
Sunday school and @. E.
services at the Christian
church next Sunday. The
pastor is absent at Parker
singing for a meeting con-
Quoted by Elder Elliott of
Bookings.
The article about the
Capt. Sheldon ranch and
the one relative to new set
tiers in Hand county next
spling appeared in last Sun
days Minneapolis Tribune.
Attorney Frank Crabtree
expects to spend the winter
in Stockton, California,
where his mother and bro
Their Earl reside.
Charles Hardness and
family live il house next
to the light plant. Mr..
Hardness works for Corcor-
an brothers.
Rev. j. T.. Booth states
that that his church will
have a Christmas tree and
exercises-the first IN seven
years.
Rev. Mr.. Butterfield is
attending a ministerial meet
ing at Alpena. He expects
to return Thursday.
Charles Corcoran and
family spent Thanksgiving
east Of here with friends.
Seth Wilcox and family
are living in their new
house on the north side.
G.. L. Pautsch from w es-
slngton was doing business
in Miller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Butler have a young son at
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doty spent
Thanksgiving with relatives
at Carthage.
Geo. Bingham and wife
were in town from the
northeast
Rev. u. G. Lacey has
been IN Iowa several days.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-06
The Markets.
PRICES PAID IN MILLER

PRICES PAID IN MILLER
Wheat, No. 1, 72c.
Wheat, No. 2, Zoe.
Macaroni wheat 53c.
Oats Zoe.
Barley 27c.
Spells 4Oc per 100 lbs.
Hogs "a. 1O.
Eggs 25c.
Butter 1920.
Flax SIC .
Ear corn, 25c
For rent~-good and new broom
dwelling house. Inquire of j.. III. Cole,
agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03

liking the distant semblance of trespasser.
Don't you understand? He fishing the
stream beyond the wood, and he was brought here
by my very natural cry of alarm
The smile had left the girls face. 1t was Sue
ceeded by a flush of annoyance Her voice too
had touch of petulance Harry's gancke manner
irritated her. Why had he not accepted the
explanation she rendered readily?
Beyond the wood, he? All right. I hur-
RED here to tell you that his ordshp has been taken
seriously ILL., My mother is asking for you-
Edith" There was still ungracious tone in his
speech, and he dragged in the girls Christian
with awkward effect.
Lester, unwilling that he should be the of
quarrel between two young people who were on such
familiar terms, raised his hat again and said: q
fear | to blame for dsregarding the notice
board But did not wait to consider consequences.
Happily the affair is unmportant
By this time the girl was fastening away, and
Harry, evidently anxious to accompany her. thought
fit to say less roughly: "Of course | didn't know
what had happened If you wish to avoid the
wood you will find path at the top of the hill
which leads to the village. Should any of the
keepers meet you, say you sent that way by
Mr.. Warren. Good-dayl"
Lester whose disposition eminent1y placid,
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did as he was told. Relightng his pipe, he climbed
the hill AT ever-increasing distance he watched
the fluttering muslin skirt and the red CATERS
making rapid progress across the park. Above the
soaring foliage of many elms he could now see the
chmneys and gables of large house, apparently
Ezabethan in architecture, and the two were walk
ing in that direction.
Il am afraid my pretty little marquise and that
haf-educated clodhopper pairing off, he unused.
"How oddly Nature bunders at times! There
should be a law to prevent such Unmatched
sorting'
At this moment the "clodhopper" glanced at
him over his shoulder, and his companion followed
suit Lester smiled good-humoredly. "She is
pitching into him for being rude to me, and he
is defending himself by explaining his extreme
civity in telling me about the path. Well, if it
gratifes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. she is certainly of
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1905
French descent, notwithstanding the Saxon sound
of Edith am glad came this way
He encountered keeper, and reached the
village after a leisurely stroll.
The stout landlord of the "Fisherman's Rest"
known to two generations of anglers as " Jolly Jim
Jones, greeted him at the door. well, sir,
what sport?'
Excellent, with catastrophe thrown in"
What thrown in, sir?'
"a young lady, not to mention fierce beast
with sharp teeth and wicked eyes
BY gum!" said the landlord, doubtful whether
to believe the grave words or the laughing voice.
Handing the laden panier to a maid-servant, the
fisherman became explicit. Mixed with
many regrets that the "bg 'un" had fallen to
a enemy. Jones yielded information.
AYE, t young Teddy be Miss Edith Holt.
She's soart of a secritery to his lordship. She
KEN frae somewheer i t. South, SOON pleace neamed
efter Dang if l can Think"
Named after a cow"
WELL mebbe t. COO was called efter t p1eace.
Blow me-
Suddenly light was vouchasafed to Lester. "Jer-
sey, Guernsey, Aderney?" he tried.
That's it, Attorney. Good cast, sir!''
All, hence the marquise' murmured Lester.
Jones puzzled again. He laughed, in
there lurking joke The word
suggested circus a fair to him,
but his guest, UNCONSCIOUS OF any fresh
for dubiety went
And who is Mr.. Warren?'
He's t agent, Mrs. Warren's
She's t housekeeper at t Hall.
nice fat job she's gotten him.
bonny agent tie be sure! He doesn't
know wuts frae turnips till they're
cooked By gum! Farmer Brown
telt me tother day
Any further gossip cut short
by the rapid clatter of horse hard
ridden up the village street The
rider, groom, pulled up and dis
mounted in great haste opposite
- neat house with a brass plate the
door.
. whats wrang moor" said the
G. ii fN landlord. "Yon's one O. Lord Arm
{iVHH cliffe's men. Somebody's i'll, I'll be
IVHI bound, my names ]. Jp'
~ Lester, of course in position
to hazard guess the point, but
XVII he said nothing. A consultation
between the messenger and serv-
IN ing maid caused the former to turn
@A away, hopping his head in perpex-
49, ity. A glass of beer is the usual
K resource of such man if his brains
III taxed unduly. The groom, tuck
ing the bride under his arm, led his
III horse toward the g Fisherman S Rest
IS Here's nice thing' he cried,
IL in response to Joness inquiry. Lord
~ IA Arncfe at deaths door, an DR..
&aaW Smalley gone off on round the Lord
NEE knows where What's best to be
r. done-ride to Moseley telegraph
, to A1nwick?"
His lordship dyin? S'we1p MEL
gasped the innkeeper.
Co MrcW ca;J Cha III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03


Il must have scr-cried out more
l fancied, and YOU reached me We
she added hastily, conscious that t
and distinguished-loo young man IT
her thanks rather than dire threats
law
He was tempted to seize the nev
prolong the conversation, but there w;
of unfairness in taking advantage of
fusion When all was said and don,
interloper, and the first surprise of fl
dainty divinity in that solitary nook w
the knowledge that he was address
in an all probability was the nine
teenth-century goddess of Arnclitfe
Park.
So he lifted his hat with the polite
ease of a man of the world. My
excuse for intruding on your domain
is that thought my help was needed.
Let me apologize for myself-and the
otter"
Indeed I am very much obliged
to you,' she replied.
And | to the OTTER" he could
not resist saying, though now he had
half-turned toward the wood.
Hello, there! Stop! What are
you doing here?" demanded a loud
voice from little distance. Neither
Edith Holt nor her would-be pro-
tector had noticed the rapid approach
of stoutly built, bull-necked young
ster of the country squire type, who
was striding across the part in vio-
lent hurry. Indeed, he seemed to
have been running, and the exertion
had given an apoplectic tinge to
his red face that brought his skin into
curious harmony with the vivid hue
of his tight leather CATERS and tan
colored boots. The cut of his clothes,
the pattern of his waistcoat, the shape
of his hat, bespoke a horsey individ-
ual; he carried hunting crop with
bone handle carved to represent a
dogs head, while the gold pin in
his hunting tie was fashioned as fox
at full stretch.
The manner of his coming no less
than his peremptory hail was often
sive. His attitude bespoke the out
ragged upholder of property rights
WAT till | catch you, my fine
fellow!' he seemed to say. "Ill
teach you not to try your poaching
tricks here!"
Lester, habited to classify mankind
in the rough, hkened the truculent
newcomer to a savage chief who once
ambushed him, unarmed, in the
Ashanti bush, but who was incon-
tinently put to flight when the English
man, by happy thought, planted
of a camera before him and dive
under the dark cloth. The warrior
of photography, but he once had Sc
gun in action-seen it from the fro1
square black thing induced doubt. L
the cloth and raised the shutter, an
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81 doctor"
Are you, sir?" cried the groom. "Can you
rider"
YES"
well, sir, take my It's a godsend to
have met you. Tell Mrs. Warren how it happened
an say l following. l have left word for
DR.. Smalley."
HAS Lord Arncliffe had sudden seizure? Is
he old mani"
He is very old sir, but though ailing he has had
nothing like this before"
lis he Stout"
Bless you Sir, he's thin herring'
George Lester quickly upstairs, grabbed
small instrument case from his portmanteau
obtained some directions from the groom as he
swung into the saddle, and gone before Jones
Continued on page "a
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man, by happy thought, planted the tripod
of before him and dived his head
under the dark cloth. The warrior knew naught
of photography, but he once had a Maxim
gun in action-seen it from the front too. The
square black thing induced doubt. Lester tapped
the cloth and raised the shutter and the negro
fled with yell. He wondered what would
happen if he charged the other full tilt with
his fishing rod but the girl gave fresh turn to
his thoughts by crying cheerfuy:
oh Harry, have had such fright! l
sitting here reading when otter caught fish
almost at my feet. This gentleman heard me
cry out and very kindly to my assist
ance."
"Indeed?"
Harry sill snorted suspicion, and the CLINT
of his ightblue eyes betokened that the welset-up
genemany aspect of the stranger as little to his
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22

tricularse y no pertenezcan 4 Ia Aso.
ciaci6n de Dependencies, pagaran $3.50
al mes, para las mismas stencionss
especifcadas en- el parrafo anterior.
So Esta Asociaci6n admitira en-
sus classes con los mismos derechos
q1e los dsmas: 4 seis j6venss pobres
de la localidad: 3 varopes y3 hem
bras, sin perjuicio de aumentsr el nj.
msro tan pronto sea possible y 10 per.
mita la amplitud del local que Sc des-
tine para las clases, ,siendo designsdos
dichos j6venes, por Ia autorldad 9 el
concejo municipal sin que tor gan que
abonar estipe 7dio de ninguna especie,
prop orcionaudoles la A sociaci6n todos
los titles de escritura y libros neeesa.
rios. Los j6venes aspirantes q estss
clases deberan saber leer y escribir y
tambien las cuatro reglas de la Arit.
metlca.
50 Estas cls ssss 80 llevsrAn 4 cabo
los iueves y sabados por la nochs de
II 4 81 para las sefloritas y de 9 q 10
para los varones, con el fin de que
puedan asistir los seflores dependien.
tes por cerarse & las 9 los estableci.
mientos.
"a Todos los que a.istan & las
classes estan en sl dsber de portarse
correctamente en- todos sus actos; al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22

"a Las ,clases de contabilidad
msrcantil te6ric1 pract'css 90 abriran
en- el mes de Enero pr6x mo, en- el To-
cal cue oportvnamente Sc designarA.
"a Las matrfculas quedan abisr.
tss desde el dla l6 de Octubre corrien-
to en- Ia secretsria de essa asociaci6n,
Gale de la Fortaleza, estab ecimiento
denominado <Ls Nlnfa, donde podran
concurrir los sefiores socios y parti-
culares que deseen ser inscritcs.
80 Los seiiores socios que Sc ma
triculen psgsran SO centsvos mensua-
les desde que ell curse quede alberto
sue sera en- Enero pr6ximo, para con
esta corta suma atender & los gastos
de alumbrado, escrItorios y litiles pa.
70 los mlsmos, como tambien para ell
juego de libros que SO proporcionara
4 cada estudiante, consistente en- un
libro Diario, un Mayor, un libro de
Inventarios, un libro de existencia y
los demas axiliarss que Sc estimen ne
cesarios por los profesores; para ser
inscritos los se1ores socios tienen que
fgurar como mlembros de ssta asocia.
ci6n dos meses antes de Ia aperture
del curse, 6 satisfacer Las Quotas CO.
rrespondientes & los msses de Noviem'
bre y Diciembre.
A. Las personals cue dessen ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22

Hoy Sc r;cibi6 un cable de Es
psfla anunciando al fallecimiento,
ocurrido on Barcelona, de don Jaime
B. Vidal, soeio de la importsnte FIR.
ma sVidAl Hermanos,s de esta plaza
uTTHE HELVETIA.--27 calle de
q Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. <Ta-
Die d. hotels. Apesentos para familias
y personals solas. Comidas & cincuen.
II centavos cubierto. Daflos. Telefono
ls2. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hotel
sst& & cargo do una se1iorita cagne-
do
O. En- Ia calls de San Jose ndmero
II, se alquila un mirsdor
R-Una sen ora 6 seilorita que sspa
ingles puede obtener una buena colo.
caci6n en- ell establecimiento de labo-
res-con buen sueldo para empezar
de <The Porto Rico Drawn Work Il
Embroidery CO, 10 Fortaleza. -15-lE
-Por so ctvs 6 81 semansles com.
2rara usted un reloi de orc de 25 q SC
dollars. F. Kehrhahn y C9 San Fran
cisco %. Tambien vendemos fuegos
a'tifciales.
Sc ALQUILAN habItaciones er
la Gale de Ia Fortaleza ntimero r., al
tos. Sc admiten abonados q conner
Csss freica, con vistas q la bahia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
AS0CACl6I DE- DEPENDENCIES
Reg4 edabkha para las cSw de conaHdad mea bia pdAc,

algune faltaas { sus dsbsrss, seed
aconssiads y rssusrido por los pre-.
fesores { eolossr sus dsbsrss para
con sus conciudadanos; y ssss Dc rsia-
cidir 10 ssr&A splicablss los arkoulss
especifcados On d rsglansnte d 10
asociaci6n. Los i6vssss Aesigssdos
por el Concsio Municipal 8 10 sutsri-
dad local que insarrisssa sa slguaa
falta; antss do proesdsr { 10 sstatuids
on sl rsglanenso; 20 10 darG cusata Z
10 autoridad para que ssts intsrvsa.
ga, & corrsgir Ia falta constida por u
! recomendado.
81 Los exAnsass psdrGa scr pri.
vados 9 p1blicos; psro sismprs ante
un Jurado do profssorss que % dssig.
nara y do 10 toridad local cue ssrk
invitada, 10 mismo sue los ssaores
Representatives. do 10 prsxss peri6disa.
Examenss privados ssraa los que
pidsn los sducandos para demostrar
su sufcisncia a1te sus amigos fami.
liares.
ExSmsnss pdblicos ssraa los cue
pidan los educaudos para dsnostrar
su sufcisncia ante sl pdblico On re-.
neral.
Los sxSmsnes tsndr&A lugar o.
los mssss do Novismbrs y Dicisnsrs.
Jose Diaz Prado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
Sc vendsn so reloies esouelesos

Sc vendan so reloies esqueletos,
nuevos. con buen. MAG aina a s pesos
cada uno & s meses plazos psgando
peso do pronto los otros msnsual-
ments. NJ % maudar&n los relojes
sin adelantar los prlmsros SO pesos On
giro & favor de O,k.mo Noltia Com
papy, Circinnanti, Ohio. Los otros
psg % tie 1en qua garantiz zarlos dos co
mercianIes quisnes sersn responssbles
del dinsro re.tants Es un buen nexo.
clio para agentes y comerciantes que
So dediquen las ventas & plszos, pues
dichos relejes ss venden nusve pesos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
ii. SUDERMANN

IIsneck. Puss d. Rsbso ho mfo miraa alredeaor mo
YES nadai No We nada, madre vsa.
Sra. Heisesks lQusrss osrrar s pso. cA,rlatfn.
Hsnscks Caarlstln! Diabo Do mujsr iTs cue
shiratGn dar Ia bsnvsnida nuss!.o hijoi-Lollen
dsants del cartel -lQue tai to parecs, ehf
Roberto t has hecho ESQ., PADRE biaso snfsrmos
HeAecks Pa.. Oos he hecho "a. 81 ansucara las
cole, aado tsdO. Aucho tempo ksss sss ID
f4mia hubisra nusrto do h,nbrs Vamo' madrssita,
squs hicss con ID bssa alberta Tonamos sfSl
Sra. Heineeks Bien est( bien ssK
Roberto Core ella -Nadrs no susti csrts snada
Sra Heneck EDfdar2 ESQ 10 dies para hAcsts que
es ell amo de aquf Vase,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
Ell HONOR

ssu ssGor hernase. Prmero, han tsAde que penarls@
Roberto exp1esa admraci6n- ll,gark en- el
primer tranvia. Qsila hs trsido este pssteli
Sra Hsinecks Ofres6adss odo Augu.tl Miehaki to.
MAN. Otro Iosuito. Roberto Roberto 10 reshza Los
aemGs somen. Sisnsio
Hsasske Qss dies. este Mchsk9 Bea vsnids hjo mio
Mishalski -Csmisnds.- s.-Pampliam
Robstn. Hsrmsro!
Henscks C6no Lo dgs de TODD eor.z5n con mi braxo pa
rslfco.. - Roberto ls calms.
MichaIkl No obrsro liable con rIpsvez.
Dttesto los eumpidos Co.ndo uso so mata trabasndo
como nosttrcs 90 tenc sempre sncml ell h.msrs 81
Ktigo..
Heineck Sobe toao cuando uLo .e p.se, IA. one e Ia ms,
6anA come pastel -.
Augusta -Conisndo Vamo ie nisme .iemprs-A Mch,l..
xii satss quiete No qss ehcchea2
Hsinecke iConsus sho. che II Rstl ben. Y. 10 owes
Mira como tratan mis- propios hijos
Robeo.-Bajo 50 hsrmana-Esuehs Augusta Jamks pude
pensar sue diisrsn aquf sensi.ntes co.as
Aguusts Qss Lman Rnts an criads de brea con
en- Ia mayo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
In Iega|o a las danas de
Puerto Rico.

No os quemeis mas el pelo con to.
nazas.
Mis- rizadoras de Coma sMSgicos,
dan vida y purezs los cabellos y los
conservan brillosos y ondesdos. RI
zan en- 2 minutes Toda dana debs
tenerlos en- su to,ador. Rsliables y
duraderos.
Un juego complete de sstos riza-
dores y ondsadores con direcciones
para su uso, etc, solo SO csntavos.
Rsmita por money order, 6 en- Sc
Hos de 2 centavos.
Ests oferta solo por un mss.
Escriba hoy mismo.
MANUEL TAVARM COLON.
Agepts exclusive para 10 America
latina dc fabricantes Europeos y Au O.
ricanos
cEo. The Titus CO.
lind $50 Browsy.-New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
GregorI0 Di ras.

San Jose, rGm.ro rs, altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
en- las joyerias de San Juan. AL con-
tado Sc hsce rebsjs. DIrigirse 4 r.
Nsrvaez Reverb, Areclbo.
Para sehOIas, nihOs ' nj
mas, ropa hecha

mo ha visto usted los magnffcos
trajes, blusss, kimonas, sacos, guar
da polvos, enaguss, camisas, cubre
corsets, trsjes para niilss y nifios,
ETC., etc, de teas hilo, hechos en- nues.
tros tslleres? Aunque los precios 4
que vsndemos son MUY MODICOS,
no hacemos nada de pacotills.
Nuestro exteuso surtido &C mpren.
de desde Ia blusa mas sencills, hasta
los ricos traies adornados con fnos
encsies de hilo, caladcs, bordados,
etc.
The Porto REQ Drawn Work &
Embroidery CO,
10, Fortaleza, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
ESCENA VII.
Dichor, ilhelm

Iodos.- Me0OS Robert - Is Wlhslm Buenos dfaI- Los
dos se ettrsehsn Ia mlno.
Sra Hsnesk, Para quGn rlmo2 Lo sva listed foer.
spgHrsmente
WI helm No. nItd. Es used sl hio de TIeineck
= kobtrto h'se Igno afrmstvo Con fGmi iaridad
-M1cho quito 60 conOssro-Trata de est, schArIe Ia
mano
Rsbsrto. o.-SsIriends. % & Grahls
Wllhm Ms Ie dan usted Il benyenida le msnd.n
esu fOeL Son las mas rsras de nuestro iardfn. Pero
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N0TJCJAS DEL DJA
(O0iinuQci6n de la pagina 5a)

(OoihnuQci6n de Ia pdgina 5al
Ell juez sei1or del Nalle uni6 es.
10 nafsna en- Matriponio a Ruperto
Sslanan Q ,intana y Ramona Arzua-
60 y Vslazquez.
La plums-fusnte anunciada en-
LA DEMoCRACA Sc W generalizando
cada vez MAJ, Vale $s.25. Es de orc
con cabo de nAcAr y encsrrsda On ele-
gsnts sstuche. La han adQuirido ll-
timaments den Santiago Seij6, prac'
tlcsnte de Arecibo, don Angel Mattsy,
Collector de Rsntas Internas, don Ra.
mon H. Patron de ets ciudad, y don
Andres GonzSlez Canton de Naranjito.
M ~Si el amor dc una muehacla
pretsndiesss dsr alcance,
toma <rabsts, que no em oorrachs;
psro % bsbida. -. de avsnce.
ImportAdores M. r. Cal 1er6n y c.
TetuSn IL, San Juan.
Don Pedro Gonzalez, Sscretarlo
de 10 Corts Municipal de San Juan Sc
sxaminara el dia 1 do Dlciembre prs
xlmo del primer afo do la ca'rera de
abogado.
lnteres ,nte 4 los acenda
dos de cana
Sc ofrese el todo 8 Larte de una
msquinAria para azdssr, compuessa
dc calderas, tanques, clssi6cadores,
svaporadorss, centrifugas, bombas,
tachos, tubos, conecciones, eic., etc.
Todo mo .crno y en- busn estado de
uso.
D ra detalles, prscios y condicio-
mes al ssr solicitados: -ladro A. SIM
chez, S Juan, P. r. 1872
III y fne presentado bajo denur-
cia & 10 Corls NUT icipal ell suieto jose
M Irizarry scusado de abuse de COL
fanzs, porque habiendo recibido el
dia u del actual unas pinturas por
va.or de 70 ~ que 10 entregA ara Danlel
Ramos para que le hiciera un traba
10, dispuso Dc lss pintura sic orden
de ,u datfo. FL iuez orden6 10 prisi6n
del acusado.
Para curar un reSfrIad0 en- un
dia, TIME el LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUININA. II boticario le devoverAe el
dinero si no SO cura. La frma de E.
w. GROVE Sc hslla en- csda csitta.
La Corte municipal impuso hoy
2meses dc e6rcel & ArmAndo Seds, por
hsber psnetr ado On 10 fonda sLs Anne
ca, hurtsndo un euchillo de la pro-
piedad dc Jaime Wales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

ecntWauoei6n de Ia pdqinG 3a)
Areclbo { un sho y seis ms,es de ear.
Gel con trsbs forzados.
Jusz por snse, Mac Leary.
Dssds que A DAMOCRACIA infor-
ma diariamsnt sobrs las apslscionf o
del del Tribunal Supreme, aquslls
primers Saa do JvstlcIa - ve muy
concurrida por abogados rdbliso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
Roberto y Hsinscks. que qssdsA IN
iastants sileneioses. Lsego 10 Sc
nora Hsinecks.
ESCENA V.

Roberto Hscisndo eafusrzo para domnlr impression
deEgrhdsble. De modo que aun trabaias ell esrtsnf
Heinecks Vsys que si! Semprs.
Roberts. no to moesta 81 brasoi
Heinecke E braxo Bah bah E bazo tQuieres YER como
manso ssa2 Prmsrs sl carta aquf; ueqo Ia tiri
la. aquf Con gran ger.1l pasa piass por varies
cartonss suetos be s code zquisrdo QuSa atrsvsra
con Il pobre isiscol
Robtrts. Ta admire
Heinece Ben disss Psre 10 aguien
tQui6a me respsta iqufl Naae me respsts. Natural
msntA sC6mo uuieres M que ssnsritas (ya hay
ssEor) me respsten cuandO naars les de e NAL eem
plo4
Robertn.-Desesntentc,- Padre
Heinec Ya1sV.l Gems tisnss las msuos en- a
De l'jos, t1do parsce may bento qusraa mana her.
mAnlk qpsrlda Pero verIs 10 que be tsniao que suEE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
ARA on DEERE

PARA 1ODOS Its CULIIVOS
De la acredisada sin rival IA.
brica <John Deere Plow CO Moline,
New Orleans y st. LOUIS Deposito y
Hgencis para !os Dlstritos de Maya
guez, Ponce y Guayama y termino de
Maunabo
Roberto Graham
Marina 25. Ponce.