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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-27


stylish hair cut, go to the Grant
Street Barber Shop, P. B. Owen,
Proprietor. If
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Tisde1 left
Tuesday for Warm Springs to
spend several days at that pleas
ant resort with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Roush, of Co1um bus.
Mrs. L. Keim and daughter,
Miss Gertie, left Tuesday night
for Iowa, and will spend several
months visiting friends at differ
ent points in that state.
The following attorneys from
Fitzgerald are in attendance at
county court this week: D. B.
Jay, l.. Kennedy, E. w. Ryman,
Haygood & Cults, E. Wall, G.
P. Mingledorff.
The new bell for the city hall
tower is expected this week, and
soon the big clock will be remind
ing us of the passing hours and
our duty as good citizens to keep
busy at something useful.
Mr.. S. NJ. Cohen came up from
st. George, Sunday, to attend
county court this week. He has
a case in superior court which
convenes next week and will re-
main over to attend to that.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl ]. Brown
returned Monday from a two
weeks outing at St. Simons.
They visited Jacksonville and At
1antic Beach before returning and
report having had a splendid time.
Uncle David Ewing drove in
from the farm Tuesday and re-
ports his daughter, jamie, who
has been i'll with fever for two
weeks, as doing very nicely, and
her speedy recovery is expected.
Rev. N. G. Buckley, of Fitz-
gerald, entertained large audi
ence at the auditorium Tuesday
evening at 4 o'clock. His address
on Odd Fellowship was both in
teresting and instructive.-Ro-
che1le New Era.
Mrs. W. w. Martin left Sun
day night over the A. & B. to
Join her husband at Decatur,
Ills, where they expect to make
their future home. She will stop
enroute at Forest City, Ark,
and Commerce, Mo-, to visit rel
atives.
FOR SALE-Two fve-acre
tracts close in. A bargain.
House and two lots on Mag
nolia street.
House and two lots on Lee
street. Address, Mrs. Rose Te-
Observation-Disclosures, 1917 Assem-
bly, street, Columbia, S. c.
Mr.. E. Wadley, of Waycross.
brother of Vice-President Wad-
ley, of the A. & B., and Mr.. G..
W. Pike, of Ambrose, were in
the city Monday night and went
to Irwinvil1e, Tuesday morning.
They are negotiating for large
body of tim Der in this county on
the line of the A. & B.
Mr.. Mas Pau1k, who lives
about five miles east of Ocilla,
has lost four calves recently with
some unknown disease. The
calves would begin to mortify as
soon as dead, and the stencil
would be almost unbearable.
The flesh seemed to be rotten
before death came.-Ocilla Star.
Four car loads of machinery
have arrived for Mr.. F. J. Han
sens mammoth lime-sand brick
plant, which he is esta b1ishing at
Hansen, station on the A.. & B.,
where that road crosses the Al
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-27
BUSINESS GROWIN5
Plant Juice Preparations Are
Their Value by their Populari||
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS ARE
POINTED AGENTS.

juice meQlClueS d mOuIH ago Z
the news of some of its Wond
full cures has spread about
city and vicinity, the apple
for treatment and supplies
exceeded all expectations y
Promoters. A number of
zens of Fitzgerald who had
the remedies called on ]. III.
hill yesterday and gave vo1un
testimonials of it wonderful
tive powers.
Plant Juice is compounded
to four different forms under
supervision of the DillingN
proprietorship. and as they
dispensed represent the fol
ing remedies and uses:
Di1lingham's Plant Juice il
original discovery and PREP
ton which has created so nd
attention wherever inthodue|
tits an unfailing remedy for
tarry, indigestion, dyspen
constipation, rheumatism,
ney and bladder troubles, Sc
ula, and so-called blood diseas
chills, fevers, diseases common
women, and will remove W0I
and all disease germs.
It's introduction in every q
munity has ceen followed
some of the most remarka
cures, and the thousands of
untary testimonials now in
possession of the dispensers
the strongest endorsement
medicine could receive.
The simplest methods are
CURED in following the treatn
and the most gratifying res
are always obtained. The b
of this preparation have bE
something enormous, and The
suits have been universally
isfactory.
It has been truly said of FL
Juice that when once In
duced into any section
the country it never dies 8
It's sale is constantly increas
and at the present time has
sumed such proportions az
justify the assertion that il
never been equalled by any
edy. The testimony of u
sands is proof of its merit.
Dillingham's Plant Juice III
ment is justly styled the gf
est pain medicine on earth,
already hundreds of Irwin ca
ty people are ready to testi1
the truth of this assertion.
an unfailing remedy for rheli
tism, sore throat, plurisy, ri
monia, Group, toothache. faint
headache, stiff joints, cuts, BIT
chillb1ains, heartburn, lumbs
spinal affection, sprains, Graz
in the stomach, bruises dyS
terry, bruised or twisted lin
the result of falls, or other
cidents, and, in fact, is unfall
in it's curative effects ia
cases requiring prompt and
fective relief.
Since it's introduction in 81
gerald it has been used b1
number of persons, with the q
results, while in other "a
where used the results have d
universally gratifying. III
equally efficacious with amin.
and can be used with peri
safety anywhere, when the dig
tons ar carefullo followed.
Plant Juice Healing Salve
another of the splendid prepa
ton and has its legitimate
for the afflicted. It is especii
valuable in cases of old sox
burns and painful injuries VII
a safe and healing preparatioz
needed.
Dian+ Iuice Scan iS a favor
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-27

Are your biscuit good7 Then
call for Royal flour.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-27

Il OuI Od1 IOdOS VI moSAA
have arrived for Mr.. F. ]. Han
sens mammoth 1ime-sand brick
plant, which he is establishing at
Hansen, station on the A. q b.,
where that road crosses the AL
lapaha between here and Triton.
An expert machinist is expected
this week, who will install the
machinery and manufacture the
first brick, and the plant will be
operating at it's full capacity in
the near future.
Postmaster Marston informs
the Enterprise that Messrs. +.
H. Russ, R. W. Keefe and ]. A.
George have received their APP
pointments as rural mail carriers
and will take charge of their re-
spective routes August 18th.
The establishmentof these routes
will greatly increase the duties
of the Fitzgerald Office, as the
Offices at Pinargo, Hyacihth,
Pope and Crisp will be discon-
tinued, their territory bein e
covered by the delivery service,
aud their business transferred
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$500 for 2S12 Hamilton St., Z
room cottage, city water, etc.. large
barn and chicken house; nice shade.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$4,000 for 1904 N. 36th St., S-room
house, modern except heat; good
barn; near Franklin school.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$4,000 for large 2-story Groom
house. modern except furnace; in
good condition; new barn; lot 40x146
feet. On Locust St, near 22d st.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$3.50 for ALAS Erskine ST.. g.
room cottage, in good condition, fine
well, cistern, gas, etc.; small barn,
nice lawn; lot 5Ox120 feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$500 for good Groom modern
house, in first-class condition, with
large barn, on California ST., near
18th st. Reasonable terms. Lot COX
1856 feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$4,000 for 1O-room modern house
arge barn, in north part, on paved
street, one-half block from Sherman
Ave. car line, lot 50x137 feet. I'm
)rovements alone cost over $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$4,000 for we'll built Groom modern
rouse on S. 2Sth st. near Poppleton
Ave-. hot water heat, fine shade trees,
EAST front lot 50x150 feet
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received at the Office of the county
clerk of Dawson county, Lexington, Ne
Vember, 1905 for the furnishing of all
material and construction of any and all
wooden bridges in said county for one
year, beginning January l, 1906
All bidders TO bid on plans and specifica-
lions adopted by county commissioners,
which are on file In the office of the county
clerk OF said county. All bids to be accom-
panied by certified check for $500 and a
good and sufficient bond in the sum of
81 900. .N
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
BY order Of the Board of County Com
missioners. r. s, THORNTON,
Clerk of Dawson County, Nebraska.
Lexington, Neb.
O22-29-N6-12
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

81, 800 for 50x140 feet west front
on sgd St., beginning $50 feet north
of Woolworth Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$4,000 each for two lots, 50x140
each, west front on Park Ave, 219
feet south of Dewey Ave. Choice.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
VACANT

$4,000 for 66x132 feet N. f. corner
18th and Webster Sts., with Groom
old brick house; good corner to i'm
prove. Close in.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
COUNTRY HOME
3 MILES N. OF COUNTRY CLUE
WELL IMPROVED

$500
We offer for sale "a acres on the
drive from Florence to the Country
club. This is one of the most attrac-
tive locations around Omaha. The
place is we'll improved, having on 1t a
7-room house, large barn, shade trees,
an abundance of shrubbery, IL acres
of fruit, large grove, and the general
slope of the land is to the south and
east. We will be pleased to show you
this place. For further information
call on
GEORGE & CO.. 1901 Farnam St.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
SNAP

TEN-ROOM house. Fine cellar; near car
line; few blocks from Creighton college.
Owners must sell at once only $500.
All modern; bath and gas All kinds Of
nice homes for rent and sale.
EKSTROM & CO.
5A PAXTON BLK.
Rf-247 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

DESIRABLE HOME.
Eight rooms, hall and bath, splendid fur
mace, east front, paved street, permanent
walks fine neighborhood, one-half block
from school, two blocks from Park car.
See owner, 2130 So 34th 81.
REST 19x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$4,000 for attractive and desirable
Groom modern square house on Lin
coin boulevard lin Bemis park; oak
finish, mantels and CRATES, combi-
nation fixtures; built for home about
three years ago; location choice, af-
fording beautiful view; lot 55x16S
feet, with double frontage.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
TICKET BROKERS

CUT RATE railway tickets everywhere.
p. H. Philbin, 1905 Farnam. Phone 7S4.
-S97
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12


SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA.
Popula ton doubles each year. Deep water
harbor for Los Angeles and southern CALI
fornia. Terminal of Southern Pacinc and
San Pedro & Salt Lake railroads. Largest
lumber market on south coast. TWO mill
lion-dolIar breakwater put in by u. ;.
government now nearing completion. Pa
cihc Electric X. r. will double track two
lines between San Pedro and Los Angeles
IA e. Huntington under contract to build
shipping wharf and mole TO cost nearly
two million dollars. Many other improve
ments in sight An investment there now
means large increase in near future: Don't
walt. / have some bargains. VIM. L.
Weshans, 2024 East First St. Los An
geles, Cal RE-M46l II
5-ROOM COTTAGE, 1924 Lindsay Ave; fair
repair, full lot $3.50 cash, balance SO per
month. $500
+. d. WEAD
1924 Douglas.
RE-A7 II
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$1,000 for south front corner lot II
Dundee, 100x12S feet, on car line
about $500 cash down, balance ST.
per month at per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

FOR SALE-20O-acre grass farm in south
ern Iowa, TX miles from r. r. town; price
particulars. F. p. Hitchcock, Eagleville,
Mo RE-216 II
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
Omaha Real Estate
Auction Co.,

CHEAP HOME.
Modern S-room house, near West Farnam
car line, immediate possession, only $500.
Address e As, Omaha Bee.
RE-370 Tx.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

1875 for 50x125 feet on Henderson
St., just west of 2Sth Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

write Insurance. loan money improved real
tate speciality property, collecting
paying taxes, experimenting repairs etc. and solicit your
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$3.50 for 50x128 feet south front OF
Pratt ST.. $50 feet east of 27th st
Fine shade.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

$4,000 for 3-story modern brick
building, divided into three apart
ments of 10 rooms each, oak finish,
hot water heat, we'll located and close
in. Rental $3.50 per year. Can
easily be increased to $2,160 per year.
brick store building on Farnam st,
near 18th st. Rental, 1850 per year
to old tenants.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

Large modern house, two bath rooms, lawn, s
barn. two lots, giving q frontage of 100 feet asI
street by depth of so feet; No 1913 S. 29th Ave.
$1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

5000 for 45x127 feet south front on
Madison Ave, 210 feet east of Sher.
man Ave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
|NFANT|C|D|O
Dice un peri6dico de Nueva York:

Dice un peri6dico de Nueva York;
<Clara Adler de l8 amos, fue So
ducida por un individuo, y cuando
lego ell momento <psicol6gico,, q los
nneve meses 6 cosa ssf, fue & dar q
luz al Hospital de Bellevue. AL salir
con la criaturs a los trece dias, no
atrevi6ndose & presentarse en- su casa,
conpr6 en- uua botica 10 que crey6 ser
dcldo f6nico, do alguno q la cristura,
deiandola despu6s entire unos mato-
rrales del Central Park. La droga le
result6 ser acido benzoico, pero obje-
to iu6 81 mlsmo, porque Ia criatura
muri6
EI jueves Sc ventil6 el case ante el
juez Newburger, Ell jurado, q los Is
miuutos de dsliberaci6n, dictamin6 in
culpabilidad, y Clara qued6 libre en-
tre los aplausos del auditorio, AdemAs
el iurado hizo una colecta, y con re-
galos de otras personals sali6 de Ia
carcel bien vestids, bien cal1ada y con
dinero en- la taldriquera, felicitandose,
en- verdad, de 10 que habia hecho. Ell
nombre del seductor no.apareci6 en- 81
proceso, 10 que es lastima. pues tam
bien era acreedor q la generosidsd de
las buenas almas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
CO2AzON DE O8RERO

pu6s de leer Ell peri5dico que
squel intane me man36.
La bsiIarinA temblsbl.
- All ! tTanbien os 10 III
man1sdo 4 vust
ST.
-~Msnfrado no bA muerto,
sigui6 diciendo AntonictS.
--lDe versst Entonces sera
6l quien NE denuncie.
No hs podido hAblsr por-
que tiene Is boca destrozlds.
pero hAbeis concti3o una gran
imprudencis con velir & yues-
ira casa en- IN cocho directa-
mente desde ell peri6dico, por-
que es muy .probAbIe que 81 ell
cochero conoce Ell dellto, liable
sSabe Ilgo el conde dc 10 qoe
sucedel
Nj mi msrilo, ri Carpig.
nano, pues 20 hice deSApSreoer
81 peri6dioo; pero no tsrdar6D
en- ssberlo.
I.a bAiiarina Sc qoad6 pen
sAt.v4; p9to fac cosA do un mo.
mento.
-Yo ire a don1e esti Nan,
ftcdc. dip de proato.
No; diio Is c0nleEs. No
Qoiero deberIe nadA. Prefero
ooofssirselo tolo & G Gistsvo,
porQae 81 81 ma perdopa, gque
ne imports que los denSs ma
condenenl
-Nsjie tieUe que condena-
ros. condesa; pero por ID tran.
quliiAd de vuestrL ctsa, de
vuestro mLrido. csllGd todsvi,.
-S2gaite yuestro consejo. |
LIS dos amigas h.hlSton |
Ada durAnte largo rttl, y por
fin Ia bsilAriaA dej5 & IL c1nde.
50 ma, consolada, J a Nat.llnA
muy coutentl con squellA vista
quC no elpeFAba. l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
V4ase nuestra seCci6n de
notlcias en- la paelna s,
Leonor quiso que Ia ioven

Leonor quiso que Ia ioven
Sc 9c9stase.
No tengo nocesidGd de
cosa sIgans, dijo, solo deseo es
tar solA para dosoAns4r.
Sentis Ia necesidsd de pen
sar, y Sc complHcfA en- recons-
truir au mente Ia escenA con
MAnfredo. Comprendfa one
hAbfa estAdo muy imprudente,
pero e,peraba que ell cAstigo i'm.
puesto & ManfredO, aplAcGra las
iras de gu suegra. Cuando ssl
estabA pensando. abri6se Ia
puertA de Ia slcoba y apareci6 ell
conde muy pslido, y demostran.
do uns gran emoci6n.
Leopor comprendi6 que 10
saba todo, J locA de terror uni6
lIs m.nos J bsIbuce6:
II Perd6nams
Gastsvo SO le acerc6. Grue-
sas gotss de sudor corrfIn por
81 frente.
mo mentlis en- tn delirio!
exclam6. sEre, II Ia Que la he
rido 4 Manfredol
Leonor no podfE responder.
S1s disntes castifeteaban con
On movimiento seco, continuo.
-lDime al menos ell motive
por Ell cual. ain decir nGds, has
eY puesto A5i tn honor y ell miol
La cabezI de Leonor era
volcsn. tDabiA confeaar toda su
cuIpA, decir ID verdad entarA 4
50 marido!
81 Sc hnbiese tratAdo GnicA-
menta de su muarte no hubiese
dudado, pero era la vida de su
l. que jugAbI en- az quel
cIso, y GustAvo no hubiera DO.
dido soportlr aquel golpe h1rri-
BILE. Ante eGta idea recuper6 to-
lG 81 energlA y diio con vos vi
brAnte;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
B1BL1orECA DE sLA DEMOCRAC1A'

~sQoieres saber Ell motlvos
Auuel hombre & quien trAt,mos
como & un hiio, aQu6I miserable
uue mancilI6 a Antonieta para
poder matar s Carpignano, aho-
ra 90 h, revuelto contra tn hijA
Y contra mi. 70 no he hecho
mas que cumplir con mi deber
a castigar sl que nos deshonra
villanAmente.
-Ese deber era yO Ell que
debfa cumplirlo.
-lT6l All ! no, 70 no 10
hubiese permitido, porque des.
pu6s de hAberte infamadc eae
miserable, to hubieae dcdo muer-
to. No. Yo he sido 10 bastante
para castigarlo, y asi 10 decidi
tan pronto como termine ID lee
tura de ese infame articulo es-
critic por el.
-lQq6 articulo3
Ell publicAdo aver en- La
Luz, con Ell titulo de E naiStetls
ae ma j0se,1. HAce una falsA
historic de Natalina, y no con-
tento con ESQ, me Ilena del fam
60 de lA calle.
Y cada vez mas exIltads,
mas furiosA, 10 condesa cont6 q
gu marido 10 que deciA Manfre
do en- 50 artfculo, y cuando ter
miu6, dijo abriendo los brazos
4 Gustavo y con IN tono que he
Is Ia sAngre en- las venas al
conde;
Y ahora, cGIpAme 81 he
hecho NAL defendiendo to honor
y Ell de tu hija. 70 no me ARE.
piento; no puedo arrepentirme.
Gustavo ID estrech6 entire
sus brazos, y sin querer pensAr
mas en- 10 susedido, la dijo dan
dolA un largo beSo en- la frente:
-Te perdono, Leonor, y to
salvAr6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12

Ests antigua y acHsditada
taYmacia, la msjor de la locaIdad,
ha removable todas sus sxistsncias
& introducido un sxtsnso surtido
de dsogas, productos quimicos y
msdicinas do Patents do los pTin-
cipalss laboratories do Europa y
America.
El jsfs del sstablscimisnto.
que cusnta a. snos do sxpssien-
cia On tan delicada profession, atisn-
de EMBELLISHMENTS. auxiliado POT
un intsngente personal subal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
La condesa fij6 los ojos en-
Gu marido Y replic6:

La condeSA mo los ol0s en-
gu marido y replied:
-tMe salvaras? ~ c6mos
-Denunciandome 70.
NO to creer6n, y me per-
deras entoncss. No, no; si vie-
nen & prenderme confesAre la
verdAd, como ts Ia he confesado
q I'll.
De pronto se Gallo ID conde.
O., porque sinti6 IN d6bil rumor
en- una de las puertas laterAles
que dabAn { IN corredor.
-lQuieu es! diio Leonor,
pero nadle Sontsst6.
-Te hlbras enga6Ado, dijo
~sQaisn h. .slido por ahf2
--NatalinA cuando me dei6.
-Hablemos mss bsjo por
81 2easo.
EI conde estuvo unos mo-
mentos mas hablando con 50 es-
poss, Y luego se acost6 & Sd lado.
Aquells noche Leonor Sc
durmi6 con ID eabezA apoyada
en- ell pecho de gu marido, que
no hizo 81 mas peque6o movi-
miento por no molestarla, y
que no peg6 los ojos en- tOds lA
noche pensando en- 10 que su-
cedfa.
iCual seris la cGusa del odio
de Manfredo coDtrs So fGmilla
AL amanecer levAnt6se ell
conde sin QUE su muier SO des-
pertase. Tenfa IL intencion de
If 4 buscar & PascusI, y juntos
visitar Al herido. La SAlvaci6n
de Leonor depends dc los dos,
" Gustavo no pensabs mas que
que su esposa
En- ID caIle encontr6 6 Car
pignano, ell cuGl hsbfa lefdo no
s6Io IL historic de La Luz, sino
81 succso.de ID noche que tOdOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
Mr.. SAMUEL GOMPERS
Como Iabora en- favor de
Puerto Rico

FL Org aulZauOr Reuordl Oo lt1 9
deraci6n Libre senor Santiago lgle-
sias, ha recibido por ell iltimo correo,
dos importantes cartas que coutienen
favorables noticias para el pueblo dc
Puerto Rico en- general, para los
trabajadores en- particular.
De estas cartas Sc dan q la pren-
So para su publication, los parrafos
siguientes:
Washington, D. c. p DIRE 1904
Mr.. Santiago lglesias, 0rgani-
%zador.
Cruz 43. San Juan P. R,
Qlerido senior y hermano:
Visits esta tarde con el Secretario
Harrison, y celebre con 81 una e2ten-
sa entrevista, al SecretariO de 10 Cue
IRA. Honorable WIN II, nah encon-
trando que daba buena acogida a Ia
idea do emplear trabaladores puerto
rrio ueios en- la fabrication del canal.
Me hizo algunas preguntas con res
pecto al asunto sobre el ndmero de
hombres que pudiesen ir y sus apti-
tudes como trabajadores muchas
otras preguntas de interes. Por 10
que manifesto el S Secretario Tan, me
imagine que desea ounce 9 veinte mil
hombres; ex poni6ndole yo la opinion
que no debfa extraerse de la isla tan
gran n6msro de trabsjadores puerto
rriquefios, que quizas cinco mil esca'
samente deberiao emplearse.
.,,.,.,,.,...,,.. ..'t.',t't ''''r''' :
<En vista de esta conferencia, el
al Secretario .Taif manifesto que 6l
harfa hacer una investigation y que
ss emplearian al principto cerca de
mil trabsjadores puertorr'quehos, pa
rs poder precisar sus aptltndes so
bsr 81 debfsn en- plearse mas.
<Como no existen linaas de vapo'
res entire Puerto Rico J Paua %, oil
sscrstsrio Tai diio que ser1a indudh'
blemente necesarlo hacer que un sras'
porte del Gobierno condulsse 4 los
trabaja adores empleados.'
,,,..,,..,..,..., ,,.'.'''t'.' ''''''''
Ahora bien, pasando otra fas dc
este asunto Sc sabe que el terrltor!c
en- que So fabricara el canal, no es
bajo ningiu concepto 10 que podr'a
considerarse IN clma saIudabIe y que
& menos que los b omores Sc encuantren
I'm POGO aclimatados, SO cdlden exec
siaamente mucho, es muy prooaoie
Que los resultados sean nay gtaves'
vo no q uiero tener nj llevar nlngu Pc
so de conciencia IN lch) m3nos el que
yo haya contribute a ser dlrecta IN
direct amsnts un factor contrihutiVo en-
la aminoraci6n de Ia vida de nadie,t POI
supuesto, 20 conozco a pueblo pder'
torrIq ueGo o y suclima, yes mas que pro
bable, que sean elIos los mas spropia
dos para hacer los trabalos que Sc re
quieren para la construction del cana
de Panama. Yo me Iinito simflemen
to & someter estos asuntos ant2 listed
do modo que para dare la mayor Goa
sideraci6u possible ' al .mlsmo siampC
para cuando el proyecto Sc esten rea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12

tsHno, al dsspacho dc las pTsscrip
clones facultativas.
La msjor garantia de ssta c.
"a ss 81 crecisnts favor que sl pd-
blico arecibeho 10 dispense y Ia
especial recommendation que los
pYincipalss medicos de Ia ciudad
hacsn de ella q sus clisntss
Precios, sin compstsncia
Sc hacsn analisis dc oyinaa
90, an modico estipsndio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Y salidas de este puerto

eMisuel Gallart' ssli6 de Bar
celona ell 81 ppdo. hacienda escalas
en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz Canarias
y San Juan de Puerto Rico, siguisndo
viaje para Mayag1ez, Ponce, Habana,
Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo y Man
aanillo.
Vapor $Martin SaenE1. Esta & Ia
carga en- Barcelona para salir el 10
del corriente hacienda las escalas
do Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, Ma
laga, Cadir y Cauarias. De este puer-
to seguir& para los de Ponce, tsla de
Cuba y New Orleans.
Vapor <JuIia,. El II oorriente Sc
aguarda proce1ente de la Habana y
escalas.