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will always go just as fast or slow as
you desire.
1t is useless to describe the construc-
ton of the hobby horse, for the picture
shows exactly how it is made. The
riders get astride of it as the picture
shows, with knees above the crossbar
and their elbows beneath it, grasping
the body Of the horse" with their
hands.
They may gallop, that Is, both rise
on their toes and spring forward in a
sreies of jumps, or pace" both NOV
ing their right feet forward at the
same time and then their left feet. It
is an open question which Is the faster
method, and a race between two
teams-or, rather, two "hobby horses -
one galloping and one pacing-is q
most interesting thing to watch. Make
a hobby horse, get two Of your friends
to make one, too, and have race. It
Is no end of fun, and two boys may
become 30 expert in the sport that
they may defeat with ease any nov
ices who may race against them.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04

An American naval officer who was
a student at the Naval Academy with
Commodore Matsmulla of the Japan
csc navy, recently wounded on the
bridge of his ship, describes an ex-
perience during their student days,
when the young Japanese got the best
of hazing party. The New York Sun
prints the story:
A pluckier fellow than Matsmulla,
more level-headed chap l never met.
He was graduated in 1873. Part of the
time his friend, Sartaro Ise, was in
the academy with him.
At the academy MATS" as he was
called, was very popular, and he was
midshipman when hazing was at it's
worst. The Japs had never heard the
word haze, and had no conception Of
its meaning.
One night, hearing a good deal of
noise in their room, l went over. and
when opened the door all could see
was dense smoke out of which came
several arms. was jerked into the
room and the door closed. The laps
were being treated to a smoker. The
windows were all closed, and even the
keyhole and crack under the door were
stuffed.
On the narrow mantelpiece stood the
future japanese hero, Matsmulla look
ing like one of his old-fashioned idols,
but as smiling as a basket of chips
He was ordered by the hazers to sing
song in Greek. OF the language he
knew but two words, Alpha and
Omega, and these he worked On so
cleverly and with such good nature
that he was lifted down.
Both the Japs took the medicine
with pluck that was their salvation.
In half an hour the air in the room
was unbearable, and even the hazers
began to weaken. Two Of them found
it convenient to get out. Then Mats
spoke up.
1--WE sorry you third-class men have
engagement" he said. I'VE like you
stay and smoke another pipe"
Not a word was spoken. Most Of
the th1rd-class men were at that stage
when they did not dare to open their
mouths.
1 don't know how long we could
have stood 1t. 1 confess that did not
feel altogether happy myself when
Mats said:
ANY third-class gentleman like an
other pipe? There are plenty"
The mere suggestion drove one Of
the hazers out. Then one Of them cried
out that the officer of the day was
coming, and they all tossed their pipes
into the chimney-place and ran.
1t was a subterfuge to enable them
to get out. Mats had smoked them
out. "Third-class men not smoke
much" he said, with laugh, as they
disappeared.
What clinched his popularity was
that when the officer Of the day did
come along Mats room was still tull
Of smoke, and Matsmulla took all the
blame for the violation of the rule
against smoking, and did not give the
hazers away.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
DO Not whip Yong Do.

The best authorities agree that dogs
should not be whipped. or struck 4
blow more severe than 4 slap with the
hand. A dog Il intelligent and a. sem
sittve to the tones Of the voice a. I
child The voice. alone. II al that II
needed to reprove him. II It Il neces-
sary to punish your dog. do It At the
time OF the transgrsssion, ana not q
one boy did, two days after the wrong
doing.
The boy was the owner Of splendid
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Free from Headaches.

Headaches rarely assail the Bedouin
Arabs. They are nearly all small eat
ers and six or seven dates soaked In
melted butter with q very small guam
dty OF coarse -four or three or four
tablespoonfuls Of boiled rice serves I
man whole day.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Her Mieaion.

Mrs. Homer suppose your daugh.
ter IL attending cooking school. 90 she
will be able to do her own cookina
after her marriage7
Mrs. Uppson-Oh. my. no! She Il
going to write q cook book.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04

It Is the suspicion Of every man,
that II his wife's relatives think well
OF him. It Is in spite Of what she has
told them.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04

Anyway" said the Philadelphia
man, "our ball players are no cow
ards"
"Oh. they're not, eh?" sneered the
rude New Yorker.
mo. SIR" replied the Quaker. you
can't make 'em run"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Hard Dig at Father,

Stern Parent-Tommy, I'm surprised
to hear you tell falsehood. never
told q falsehood when l was little
boy.
Small Tommy-When did you b.
gin, papa?
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04

Little Fred-Say, papa, what Is Ii,
meaning Of fatuous?
Preparations means foolish, ny
son.
Little Fred-Then II q foolish man
Is fatuous, a wise man must be lean
uous, isn't he, papa?
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
CHAPTER XII.

1t was about o'clock on a fine bright
evening. at the latter end of September:
I had been walking the streets since
10 that morning. making a last effort to
obtain employment. l might as well
have asked those applied to for their
purses. Where had | been last? To
whom could l refer for a character?
had never worked. before-I knew no one
who could give me character. Their
manner changed: they looked upon me
as suspicious individual, and | could
perceive that watchful eyes followed ne
until was clear Of the premises. 1 had
made up my mind that l would return
to Martha's no more. l could no longer
endure being burden upon a stranger,
l dragged my weary limbs along a
road, meeting happy looking couples and
well-dressed people at every step. hut
no one like myself. 1t seemed as though
all the misery had been swept off the
face Of the earth. and alone had been
forgotten. l passed first bridge. and !
second; just beyond a portion of the
boarding that separates a park from the
banks of canal was broken away.
Upon that spot threw myself down and
gazed upon the dark, sluggish waters.
| began to picture in my mind the
finding of my body the next morning;
how it would be dragged out of the
water by hooks; how they would search
1t for papers. or other means of identi6-
cation. The tears were streaming down
my face, and, unconsciously, l was sob
bling aloud. Suddenly was startled by
q light touch upon my shoulder, and Z
soft, woman's voice sounding In my ear.
What 10 the matter-are you illY' II
said.
| turned round and half rose from nv
PROSTATE position. The sun had set. and
gray shadows were yelling the daylight
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04

Pittsburg. where General Alexander
Hays was born, proposes to erect I
monument to her hero on the spot
where he fell in the Wilderness.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Pleasures of Winter.

| Pleasures u xAISIs
When the wintry sun has vanished
From his path adown the skies,
And the sleety branches rattle,
And the rising night wind cries,
IT'S the time when home is brightest,
In the rosy firelight's glow;
When within, the cheer Of winter,
And without, the drifting snow.
When the storm king sways his scepter
Summons forth his mighty host
With d sound as of the surging
OF the waves upon the coast,
Then 1t il that shadows waver
As the dying log burns low;
All within, the cheer Of winter.
And without, the drifting snow.
Though old earth a spotless mantle
OF the deepest winter wears,
Though each window pane IL frosted.
And each twig diamond bears,
On the hearth the flames are leapinR.
/ From the north the wild winds blow
Then within, the cheer Of winter.
And without, the drifting snow.
st. Nicholas.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
What God Gives a Boy.

A body to live in and keep clean
and healthy, and as dwelling for his
mind and temple for his soul.
A pair Of hands to use for himself
and others, but never against others,
for himself.
A pair of feet to do errands Of love
and kindness, but not to loiter In
places of mischief Or temptation or
sin.
A pair Of lips to keep pure and un-
polluted by Tobacco or whisky, and to
speak true, kind, brave words; but not
to make a smoke-stack of or a swill
trough.
A pair Of ears to hear the music of
bird and tree, and rill and human
voice, but not to give heed to what the
serpent says, or what dishonors God
or his mother.
A pair of eyes to see the beautiful,
the good, and the true-God's finger
prints in the flower and field and
snowflake-but not to feast on unclean
pictures or the blotches which Satan
daubs and calls pleasure.
"A mind to remember and reason
and decide and store up wisdom and
impart it to others, but not to be
turned into chip basket or rubbish
heap for the chaff and the rubbish and
sweepings Of the worlds stale wit.
A soul to receive Impressions of
good and to develop faculties Of pow
ers and virtues which shall shape It
day by day, as the artists chisel
shapes the stone, into the image and
likeness of Jesus Christ.-Morning
Guide.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04

The amount invested In the Siberian
Railway i $401. roc, COO
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Infanti1e Blackmail.

Infanti1e Blackmafl.
Mamma" said f1ve-year-old Mard.
"I'll make a bargain with you"
What kind of a bargain, dear~
asked her mother.
IF you'll give me penny every day
to buy candy WITH" replied the small
diplomat, iii not tell anyone you have
store teeth"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
The Only Alternative.

The Only Alternative.
Johnny-Mamma, why did YOU o.,
I should not fight Willie Jones when
am at his house or when he is at N,
house?
Mamma-Because it isn't polite
JOhnny-Huh! Then I s'pose I'm
have to lay for him and fight him d,
the street.
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LITTLE STORIES
AND INCIDENTS
That WIN Interest =.
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Readers.
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st. Bernard. who ran away from !,
on one occasion. When he retnr,. .0us
master cruelty whipped him al.ha ~
neighbor demonstrated, warn,n. y
that the dog did not understand aa
he had done to merit punish. u"
when the dog goes of next tima !
you think he will come back wh.' 70
remembers that thrashine ia 49,. ~
ing him there?" angrily inouiroa =
neighbor. W
The boy paid no attention - /.
warning, and when Barko went ~. ~
a week or 50 later the neighbors W." 9
came true. Barko evidently dot. :.
that home with a lash was worse ~
no home at all. Unlike the cat q, saa 4'
and story, he 'hever came bach !
the great delight Of the neigbbor ~, !"
believed that in dogland az VOL, :.
in childland goodness should ha :.
warded instead Of badness punisboa
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04

The Size of Sailors.
Little Harry lived in the coun.,,
and had never seen a sailor.
Papa" he said one day, "sso,,
must be awful small men,"
why do you think so?" asked H..
father.
Because" answered Harry, II rea
In the paper about one who went h
sleep on his watch"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
B1BLIOrECA DE sLA DEMoCRAC1A
NJ, pkIid. ' tsmbloro.., mirabA { todos lados, sin saber

Isohns, pGlida Y temblorosa, mirabA todO' lado', sin saber
que decr.
-Buenos dfas, se6orita ...-exclAm6 Ell Mayordomo,. es-
~trechAndole ID mAno, aunQue con voz lnsegurA ~SComo esa Us
ted 2 Por 10 vsto, parece ser que 10 cause un terror muy
grande....
Gertrudis Ia hiyo sentar a 50 lado, dci6ndole 81 dido:
-Muchacha, no seas tan corta." tque dirk este cabAlIero..s
Pero Ia ioven no Al2aba loa oos, apretandose contra las otras:
-Se6orita; continue Pablo-yo me alegro de verla q listed
bien.. -, Hace POGO he conversado con 80 paps, que % hAla muy
contento. -. Aqui 90 vive msjor que en- Ia cuchA0, ~
Isoina miro a Pablo; pero al encontrarse con 50 vista, bsjo
Il suyA pstantaneamente. -,
-Haba, chiQuila. lie deCfA Enriqueta, dkndOle con 81
codo.
ST J.. 81. :. se6or. ;. ;-bAlbuce6 eliza mi me Guaa
en- Ia sEsmerAldas. -. =.
-lEmbuste! lembuste. .l-grit6 Rafael hoy me diiO
cue guerra irse... -.
No haga listed case; -prosi2ui6 la ioven, %loniendose colo
radfsima 81 10 die fu6 por bromear.
70 me intereso mucho Dor ustedes ..-volVlo D declr
Pablo-y he prometido a 50 papa oolocAra d uated On Ia casa del
Director. -; la sehora es muy buena.'.
Tsnto Gertrudis como sus hjas abrieron 10 boca: aqueiIo
era muy orande.. - hasta mirAron con respeto a lsolni.
Por esta vz los oios de 10 joven permanecieron fJoS en- los
de Pablo, con expression de grattud.
Es mas: Ell Mayordomo crey6 leer en- elos una simpatia in-
mensa.
De estar solos, hubiers cAfdo d sus pies para adorarls; pero
90 contuvo y prosigui6 dicendo:
-Cuando la vi ku.ted en- squel mMero bohfo. tnve mucha
pena. Su infeliz padre habfa sufri6o mucho.
-lPobre paps....i txcam6 Isolina con acento trlstislmo.
-Pero ahora no tiene por que sufrir:-diio Gertrudis-
cuenta con IN jornal y una vez td colocada.
-Claro estS; ~s6Adieron les otrAs--lo que debes hacer 60
ponerte muy contenta.
Isoina sc sonri6.
Pablo estaba ~sstufecho. pues ~cOmprendfG que ID iOven 10
amabH.
No quiso hlcer mas largA IL visits, temiendO ~deSpertar 800.
pechM, y Sc leVant6 para ~despedirse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17

por ell pronto auxilio de varios ami
COS.
Ahora SO nos ocurre preguntar;
~ la reorganization del Cuerpo d.
Bomberos? mo hay una cantidad
presupuestada para tai atensi6n? Res.
ponda quien deba.
-Se dice que o ell desprendi-
miento de <cierto> elemento del parti-
do de la ,Uni6o,, verifcado r~eciente.
mente, han salido gananciosos muchos
acomod ADDS unionistas de la local..
dad.
-Pronto tendra lugar en- ell Tea.
tro una gran asambles de la xUni6n
Puertorriqueha,, para elegir nuevo CO.
mite y sub-comites en- todos los ba.
rrios del pueblo ycampos.
Sehalase para presidir ell comite
local un joven abogado, de gran to-
lento y entusiasmo para las causas
santas y grandes.
Daremos detalles oportunameute
dc tan grandioso acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
GESTAC1ON

Entire eIos, Ia vsriedad de expression era indescriptible:
trlstes unos y otros animados, so reiaH 6 hablaban, entire ademG-
nes exoresivos Y discusiones violentAs. Algunos psrmauecfan
mudos 6 inditerentes, con las manos en- los bolsilos y sin saber
entire todos Y fscalssban las comprAs de sus maridos, 6 bien
Sonrefan cAri6osas Acsrczndose & s1s pretendientes para logrGr al
gun obsequio que por 10 com1n sc reducfa & zsrcillos de sis s
diez csntavoS, cuando no sortjas 6 ensartas de abAloros que elias
SO probabaD, arqueAndo ell euello 8 moviendo ell bqsto con graciosa
esbeltez
tendido sus compras. y uli6ndose de los dedos ~recti6caban las
cuentAs.
Los chiquillos e~mpuj6bAnse unos & otros, cuando no sc co.
milan su pedazo de pan 6, parados frnte q las bates, miraban con
Ojos grAndfsimo', las frituras, chichArrones y duces.
De vz en- cuando, oase al vendedor:
A bacalao frito, %muchachos. 81 al bacIao',.!-O
per- CAhentes -. ] tcAlentes los chlcharrones. 80.
7 sobre TODD Gqueno, le~vantlbAnse los edifcios de las fAbri-
cas-, con sus teshumbresd de zinc y sus paroles rojzAs.
DE pronto. entire 10 multitud hubo un movimiento general,
a~partandose los que ocupaban ell canine, para dar pAo a IN coche
que sAIi1 de casa del Director.
CA.i todos mirarOn con CuriOsidAd y ha,ta aIgunos q~uit&ron-
SO el sombrero.
En- Ell cOche iban doHa Leonor, su hia GabrieIa y Ell Ma
~yordomo.
Detrss, algunos SrVientes. cen multitud de butos, cubier-
tos de hules y de scos.
Dona Leonor, nj % dien6 mirpr a los beones; Gabrisla Con-
t%emplsbalos con ojos %estdpidos y Pablo Sc quito Ell sOmbrero para
responder & los que Saludaban.
Que cumplido es listed con esq genie. ;. : djo IL esposa
de don Fernando, %sonri6ndose muy satisfechA-Parece que Vive
listed en- bueua ammonia con elos....
No los mAltrato y 6uicamente les exIo Ell cumplimiento
de 50 deber.
!Cree listed que conozcan Ell s~iGni6cado de esa paIa-
bra,...3
.~Lo conocen & 50 modo: nben que necesitan trabaiar pa.
RI atender & sus n%ecesidades.
."Pero 10 mismo les do una cosa que otra.
-Segdn 49,; 70 conozco Ilgunos que son inteligentes =
hOnradOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
CdmaTa de Delegates
Comunicaciones y p%eticiones
MARIO MORALES

Eloy Garcia, de Rio Piedras, re-
cure q Ia Camara para que quede
sin efecto la orden del Tesorero, rela-
tiva q la retribuci6n de los Secreta.
rios de los Ayuntamientos, por 81 ira
bajo del Registro Civil e%ncomendado
q ellos.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Morovis, ha-
ce suyo ell acuerdo del de Sabana
Grande, pidiendo 10 Suppression de las
Juntas de Caminos; solicita ell esta-
blecimiento de una estacl6n TELEGRAPH.
ca en- aquel pueblo y SO adhere al
acuerdo del Ayuntamiento de Manatf,
que solicita que SO lie de q los Munich.
pios el % por 100 de Rentas Internas.
FL Ayuntamiento de Utuado pide
ell establecimiento en- aquel pueblo de
una estaci6n permanente para Ia cura.
ci6n de Ia anemia y la construction
del trozo de ~carretera entire Utuado v
Lares.
Alberto r. Hernandez, de Aqua
dilla, solicita Sc lie envie & estudiar a
los Estados Unidos.
Felipe Garcia, de LOLA, solicita
que su hermano Carlos sea uno de
los j6venes que Sc envien & estudiar 4
los Estados Unidos.
Vecinos de Cayey, de Ponce y de
Pehuelas, piden la aprobaci6n del bill
autorizando las jugadas de gallos
felicitan q sus autores.
Ell Alcalde de Cabo Rojo trasmite
d la Camara un escrlto recibido en-
aquella Acadia sobre O Descanso
Dominica.
La sonora Milland, viuda de Bar.
cello, de Ia Cldra, pide que por cuenta
del Tesoro Insular 90 repatrie q I'm hi
10 suyo que Sc encuentra en- Barcelona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
cR0N|cA @AGUAD|LLANA
-2GO3G-
PARA LA D~EMoCRACIA.

Ante nuestra Corte de Oistrito tn.
vo efecto ell juicio en- csusa seguida
contra Of individuo Francisco Cardo-
ne, de Isabella, acusado por el delito
de hurto de mayor cuantfa.
Ell abogsdo Lopez G aztambide to-
MIA & cargo la defensa de este proce
sado.
Por las pruebas que SO p~racticaron
ell hecho ocurri6 en- 81 barrio de <Gue-
rreros del referido pueblo, en- que el
acusado con criminal intenci6u sustra-
10 de la inca del sefior Marcos Fer
uandez una p~otranca propiedad de es-
to, Of dia 16 de Octubre del ano pr6xi-
mo pasado.
Despues de las argumentaciones
de las parties, la Corte declare con.
victo al procesado y dictar& senten-
cia pr6ximamente.
En- Ia manana del dfa II del CO.
rriente rindi6 la jornada de la vida on
esta poblaci6n, victima de cruel en-
fermedad, la sonora Catsllna Margan.
Il. amantfsima esposa de don Juan c..
Rivera, socio debcaf6 ola Palma,>
Tanto este como sus demas deudos
reciban nuestro p@ssme mas sentido.
-Varios vecinos--con sobradfsima
raz6n-se nos han venido q quejar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17

atemorizados y, por clio llamamos Ia
atenci6n de quien corresponds, sobre
Dep6sito de Gas que Sc encuentre / s.
talado on Ia Gale del sProgreso,, on
uno de los sitios mas centricos de esta
ciudad, para que procediendo huma-
namente, trssladado sea q fuera de
%poblaci6n, a I'm sitio aislado, esq mi
ma ~terroriffca.
Como es natural, este es una cons
tante amenaza que tiene en- continue
p~reocupaci6n q esos vecinos con gran
p~erjuicio de u intereses y hasta en-
inminente peligro de sus vidas.
Insistiremos sobre este particular.
Ell teniente de la Policia Iusular
senior Vil.ariny, ~destacado en- esta ciu.
dad, ha tenido la buena idea de poner
en- pr&ctica la formation de I'm ej6rcito
de soldados infantiles, 81 cualllo com.
ponen un c~oDiunto de nifos de todas
las classes sociales.
Estos, al mando del referido tenien-
to Villariny, practican diariamente en-
Ell amplio solar del Quartet de la Po-
licia. ejercicios de tactica militar,
quienes han demostrado pericia y &C.
tividad. iAdelante!
Con motive de las continues ex-
plosiones que producer los barrenos
en- 10 abertura de 10 via f6rrea, Sc han
registrado aqui varios casos de perso.
mas heridas y contusas que residen y
transitan por esos contornos. Tam
bien hemos visto algunas casas, en- su
cs 81 totalidsd de yaguas, que han su-
frido d~eterioros de consideration, pro-
ducidos por las piedras que despiden
los barrenos. Segdn SO nos informa,
Ia Companfa se ha mostrado digna-
mente, indemnizando los danos y per.
ocacionados.
-Ha salido para esa capital la
distinguida esposa del licenciado L6-
PEI Gaztambide, quienes regresaran
en breve para la ciudad de Barcelona,
Espafa, donde fjsran deinitivamente
su residencia.
Ell senior Manuel Gimenez Sierra,
compareci6 en- la mafians del lunes ID
ante nuestra Corte de Distrito, acusa-
do de desacato q la misma.
Sucede que en- la causa seguida
los se1ores VIVA y Rovira, que
se vic ultimamente, 81 sehor Gimenez
BRA uno de los testigos principsles del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, y al ser llama
do por el ministerio pdblico para que
,ompareciera ante el Tribunal como
lno de sus testigos, apesar de haber
sido citado por el Marshall no compa-
reci6, toda vez que Sc encontraba en-
San Juan, desacatando asf las 6rde-
aes de la Corte.
Esta, en- vista del desacato come
lido por el seGor Gimenez, orden6 ener-
saliese embellishments uno
lie los Marshslls y p~rocediese & la de-
del senior Gimenez, interim no
,xpusiera ante la misma, los movies
Tue le impulsaron & no obedecer sus
5rdenes.
Este al comparecer ante la Corte,
los motives que 6sta estuvo
'ontorme y levant6 la denuncia formu-
ada. Ell sefor Gimenez di6 las gra-
las al Tribunal.
-Ha contraido matrimonio en- es-
q l~ocalidad, ell joven tip6grafo Fran {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17

cisco Bocapegr. Respeto, cob Ia seho-
rita Jacinta r portalatin.
Les deseamoS una eterna luna de
miel q los nuevos c6nyuges.
Sc dice por aquf que don Joa.
qufn Sofa, e~mpleado de Obras P1bli-
cas-, ha sido declarado cesante.
Sc ignoran tambi6n los motives.
Ell senior Soda IS republican,.
MARIO MORALES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
Acadia Municipal de Manatl

En- 81 dia de hoy participa q esta
Acadia doha Juana Chaves, viuda
de Rivera, haberse aparecido en- la
fnca rdstica que posee en- ell barrio
del Coto de esta jurisdiction, I'm caba-
Ito sebruno, dos.cabos blancos, I'm lu-
cero blanco en- la ~frente, pobre de cri-
mes y cola corta. Lo que Sc hace pu.
blico para general conocimiento.-Ma
natl, Febrero 10 de 1905. Ell Alcalde,
r. Y. Colon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
BUQUES En- PUERTO

TRAVESIA
<Mannie SWAMI cargando.
sRobert q. M. Curdy, descargdo.
sLoring G. Ballard, pendiente.
<Santa Elena> pendiente.
CABOTAJE
sMayaguezanas descargando.
sIsabelas Aguadilla y Mayaguez.
<Esperanzas Nsguabo y Yabucoa.
<Doloress Humscao y Naguabo.
<Maria Artaus Vieques.
cana Maria> descargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de ~peri6dico a dos pesos quintal.