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Smyrna times., 1906-01-03
A solemn occanion.

When a certain well know comedian,
who prided himself on his fun making
ability, was starring" in Edinburgh
his landlord, who seldom attended any
public place save the kirk, asked him
If he would oblige him with pass
for the playhoos." This favor was
readily granted, and the "gude man"
donned his best black suit and wit
messed the comedians two greatest
humorous impersonations. Meeting his
landlord the next morning, the comedi-
an asked how he liked the performance.
''Weel," said the Scotsman, at pleas
ed me in fac gey weel and | conseeder
you played unco' natural-like, but
heigh. man. had hard job to keep
mysel' frae laughing"
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03

Andrew Carnegie gave Representa-
tive Sulzer twenty four quart bottles
of Scotch whiskey. 1t is supposed
that he had no need to make the u.s.
uai provision accompanying his gifts
that like amount should be raised by
the other side.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03
Letter to Councilman Reynolds.
Smyrna, Del.

Dear Sir: The trustees of Fair
Ground, Cobleskill, N. Y. were glad
to pay 10 cents gallon more for De-
voc, and no wonder. Two other paint
agents said it would take 150 gallons of
their paint to cover the buildings.
Our agent put it at 1875 or less. 1t
took 115.
We saved them 35 gallons of paint
and painting (worth 81 to s. a gallon,
as the painting costs. two to three times
as much as the paint) less IS cents q
gallon on 115 gallons. Say $40.
That's how to count the cost of paint.
The cost of putting it on is SO or $4 a
gallon. You see what that means. &c
by Devoe, Yours truly
f. W. DEvoE & Co.,
New York.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03

Professor Lowell declares that the
canals on Mars are artificial and not
the result of any natural process.
Since they appear to be completed it
is evident that the civilization of Mar s
is vastly older than our own.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03

Bob Taylor's Magazine opens the
new year in the same bright, happy
vein which characterizes all the work
of its genial Editcr-in-Chief. Although
engaged in stirring campaign for the
United States Senate, Gov. Taylor
finds time amid his multitudinous du-
ties to contribute each month his
quota of Sunshine and Moonshine. f"
''The Fiddle and the Bow" probably
the most popular of the Governors lec-
lures, is being reprinted in monthly
instsllments.
A new department is "Some Beauti-
full Women of the South," devoted to
the portraits of representative South
ern beauties. "The Tomb of Napol-
con by Firman Smith is an interesting
article, well illustrated. Seumas Nc
Manus is represented by "When the
Thinkers Came" The famous depictel
of Irish life aud scenes is at his besi
in this simple, peasant style of story
Broughton Brandenburg's Don Jorg,
and the FREELY" and William Hamil
ton Osborne's Wireless Tap of Shift,
Shift lead close race for interest
Other stories are: ''The Abduction o
The Lady Mary" by Troy Allison
SIN Deserted Garden" by Mabe
Howard Russell; ''rhe Gift Apple" b.
Il. A. Malone. The noted trayeIe,
ellison Willets, furnishes a spicy art
Gle called, "a New Yorker in Texas.
In the tents of the Romany Rye" b
John l.. Cowan, and ''The Revenu
Cutter Training School," by Waldo
Fawcett, are two readable and instrut
tive articles The poems IN this issu
are of unusual merit. The regular a,
partment- are veil sustained.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03
SHORT, SHARP AND SNAPPY.

Most women are never too ill to
spend money. If they are too i'll to go
to bargain sale they send for doc
tor which is worse for mans pocket
book.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03

Indigestion is easily overcome bv the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, because
this remedy digests what you eat and
gives the stomach ., rest-allows it to
recuperate and grow strong again. Ko-
dol relieves Indigestion. Belching of
Gas, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, etc,
and enables the digestive organs to
transform all foods into the kind OF
rich red blood that makes health and
strength. Sold by William f. Dunn.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03

The remarkable small number of our
Naval Officers killed in the Spanish
War may be accounted for by the fact
that it is very hard to kill man who
has survived college course in the
Naval training school at Annapolis.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-03
NEWS OF THE DELAWARE
AND MARYLAND PENINSULA
SHORT, NEwSy ITEMS OF INTEREST GATH
Erred FORM OUR EXcHNGES.

ERED tURm UUK tACnNucS'
0Ieanlngs Gathered From all Parts Ofthe State
About Your Friends aud Neighbors and
Their DOings During the Week.
Captain Edward Walmsley, a mer-
chant of Morguec, about four miles
from Chestertown, was burned to death
Thursday night in a fire which de-
stroyed his store building and entire
contents. The origin of the fire is un-
known. Captain Walmsley was asleep
In the building at the time.
The State Treasurer is already re-
ceiving the annual franchise taxes
from the various corporations through
out the Uuited States, Canada, and
Mexico, incorporated under the laws of
Delaware and an excellent showing of
these receipts is expected for the month
of January. The receipts by the State
from this cource alone last year
reached 100000
The Wilmington Journal says: AL
den B. Richardson compares favorably
with any gun artist in the country. In
Ned Banks, Jim Skelley, Luther
Squires, Billy Foord, Alden Richard
son and Jim McKelvey, Delaware is
represented by shooters that compare
with any in the world. No matter how
good is the man who comes here he
can be sure of getting hot argument.
Valuable vestments belonging OF
Bishop Leighton Coleman of the Epls-
copal Diocese of Delaware, were either
taken by mistake or stolen from Del
aware Railroad passenger train between
Harrington and Saturday evening last.
The vestments were valued at from $75
to 800, and they included the Bishops
robes, purple stole, white stole, g
purple cassock, prayer book, hymn.
nal, several toilet articles and several
articles of clothing.
Bee keeping is to be undertaken by
the farmers of Delaware on a large
scale and the propagation and breed
ing of the little busy bee may take the
place of cattle breeding or poultry
raising. The grangers of ell Ken
County. through their officers have ar
ranged for meeting of the county
grange convention in the hall of Fruit
land Grange at Camden, at 10 o'clocl
a. m. Thursday, January IL, 1906. A
this meeting bee keeping will be takel
up and thoroughly discussed.
A Christmas entertainment will b
IL yen at taazell's School near Clayto
, -ahbEsH9, l1esd1S evening, January 3rd
1906. NAdmission-Adults, 2Oc.; chi
J dren, 1Oc. Prof. r. G. Goodwin, {
Crumpton, Nd, will furnish music o
both violin and cornet. Mr.. Rees
WoodaIl, of Philadelphia, will sin
several baritone solos. Miss Ann
Mabrey will declaim. The followin
program will be rendered by SCHOOL,
song, you're as Welcome as til
Flowers in May" recitation, Brys
Crossley; Christmas Lullaby-Mal
Pratt, Mildred Pratt, Hilda Steven
song, "Poppies;" recitation, Dewe
Crossley; solo. Estella Rheim; recit
ton, Elsie Pratt; recitation, Emn
Pratt; song, Letting the Old @
DE-" recitation, Helen Hurlock; son
''In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree
The cast for the cantata is as follow
Santa Claus, Eddie Mabrey; San
Claus, Jr., Victor Atwell; faries-Au
Crossley, Manila Crossley, Hil'
Stevens, Mary Pratt, Mildred Pra
Mary Mabrey; cadets-Roland Mil
Dewey Crossley, Bryan Crossley,
mer Pratt, Albert Donovan; dru
stick corps-Lee Mabrey. Hest
Bramble.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
CARTA De NuEVA YORK

(Conttnuaci6n de Ia pdgiaQ sq)
por esla rszA gus prosurA posGlzAr
la tz SienoiA rodcib.s do delCtosos
Atrasdvos. sus vlvlendAI, sus sslAs
do cAn 70 revslan psedliseclolea ar.
lIllsss Ikn ASeLIuadas como 90 nues-
IrarEze
n hay ura n,stusei6n urbana
en- las zJ1 al rurA "a que 30 lame lA
atsnelo4 pOs ~. y mAs GAptieh3aaa
y aus deIAi les Artl isos.
L. nAs psqul e6IitA parece que
tue IrazAds por W AFt.sIA ds exquiai
10 gualo, o por la asaprleh oSA direction
De una m1lsr CJqustA.
Los Jagdines Que son ctmanea {
todsA las vivlendAs aessuoEsn IL pre-.
dilsclA Aler Ci0n que merssen = los mo
rsdorss del bsllo allio ds recrso donde
la tAmiliA pssa por Iards aus h9ral
de solsx.
En- suanso 81 modo do her , CO.
IA sttr de GAIA rtE,, nosotros tausmos
un fslso concept mAoo ~ ttms.
iaalsa eualidkcss,
Son bondAdus.s y AtsnslH, deie-
rsnles y AstvisiA.sS latto 0 mas que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23

eiAss psro result6 pobre y raquii!co
Ii eompaiafa de Ig'esias psrdi6 la oca'
sion de morirss y diisilmsnts - le pre-
sentaYl otra ccaai6n.
Los reooblicsnos ter fan anochs
mseting ca Ia playa. F-eron q oirle
los republicsnes dsl pueblo porque 10
gsnte de la PLya eslaba toda en el
meeting unionista.
Ellos psnsAron bien. 90 10 epoea
de 10 pezsa y el dojao duerme & 10 ori.
liz.
Fueron, pass, sonquistsr dajoos.
Rises bsns fciadas On el DIE dc
hoy 9, con up total dc 2 1888 libras & 81
eentavos k"o
( -HA sido Abaus'to libremente do
la eausa que ie le stgufa en- 10 Oorte
do Distrito, nusatro amigo de Pefus-
les don Juan Costaa Gotsy. Ls fell
citAmos.
Ell guardia sinforoso Lebr6n
del pussto dc Maysgu,z, aorprendi6 4
GopzAlo Coma 60 del barrio de Qua.
rag Il aoa vendiendo baeAlao podrido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
TQrd, Too & cana'e,
Estudio de AbogadOs
y Notarla,
c. Lopez de Tord,
F. Manuel Toro.
N'mesio R. Canales.
Mayor /, Ponce Pto. Rico.

-Siguen los n dos vscur 1doss
con pref ,ai6n.
-El guArdiA Pedro A. Marxsno
denunei6 Juan Martinez, por vsndsr
cArne sta do peso, aiendo condenado
por el iuez & 2 dollars dc mults.
Ell sargsnto dc Ia policfa Fran
cisco Oitlx denunei6 & Victoria Matos
por sgresi6n, siendo condenada & 50
dollars do muls2.
Ell poliefs Thillst denunci6 &
Manuel Ssrrs por abuse de con6ar 10
aiendo condenS do q so dollars.
E policia F. Rodrjguex denuncia
a Nicolas Lusca por ipfracoi6n oYte
nAnzas muaicipR,es y delito contra In
iuHticiA.
-Hs regresado de au visjs a los
Estados Unidoa Mr. Roberto A. Nj
lltr, sdmiuistrs dor dc corrsos On eats
eiudad con Hu preeiAhle familiA.
-RAmon Torres Colon y CssimirS
santana Vszqu 2, eontrsieEon matri
monio civil en- y iarde do ayer.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
$0BRE CBISTALES
Contribuyen a mantener las
habitacioues en- un est7do
deliciosamen c fresco.

Un iu tuatriAl GuatrlAco, RIthArd
Szigmundy, rtsidente On San Llis
anurcia hAher deSep blsrto el modo dc
mAnutAclurAr criAtalsa para puertAs y
venIAnAs, CuyA principal peculiAri
dad ConliaIs en- que tmpiden el pAso
do nueve desimAs parties Gel cAlor
solar. Es blsn sAbido que los criatA'
los ordinarios psrmilen que cAAi sodo
al eAlor Gel sol pace por ellos, Aun
qua. por oIra parIe, previensn IL traA'
mIai6n del que sc producs en- faenlea
no lumlnoaas, como les eltufAs, POI
eiemplo.
ES sltA la rss6a por ID eual %
acumulA el cAlor oSio los teehoa lie
vidrio ds los invsrnAaeroE. Los eris.
tAles mAnufAsturados por Sc gmundy
coniribuian 4 mAnlener las ealaS d.
hAbilAeion oelieioHAmsni teeacaa en-
verAno; pero en- inVierno es probable
que no seSn del Iodo eodicls bles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23

Ia eausa q 70 defisnde, no 90 el gue.
rrero que se lama & la arena para
deaafiAr Al enemigo no, e. oil amante
que abrtz ado & 81 noviA dice & 81 ri
val; even, qplsamsla si to atreves. TO
espero con Ia espsda eu Ia disatra y
sl peeho desnudos
Aatol, ell sublime Assol, quisn 10
mismo dirlis I'm ei6rcIto lama 1dolo 4
10 pelca hAsta el exisrminio como pos
trado dc hinoioz llevA una plegAria
ante IN altar, como dediea una tier.
No y sentimental cds como Asarieia
& sus tiernos hlios, Astol atae6 CON
toda ls energfA del hAtAllador al par
lido republieano, ain oil insulic, sin el
eaAilo vulgar, s'n 10 palabra abraea'
dahrante. As,o, hlri6 al ensmigo con
qudnts bEanco J hubo momentos en- que
no era 10 vcz del hcmbrs Ia que SC di
rigta al rdblieo; era el aims, el cora
z6n del patriots.
| En- uu discurIo trsio & colac On O.
| horribe aas.inato eomQtido en 10 per
soma del pre- homhre unioniH,x del bA
rrio dc VIllAlba (Juans Dfaz) ae6ol
RrAcsty, muerto 4 psdrAdaa por 10
tnrhaa republicanss, y comparable COL
SAu Eltebaa 4 quien loa judios lam
b.6u asesinsron & &Eedradss por el de
, liso dc asr cristiano. Fac tan senti
mental eats relate, que AlgunAs aeflo
! ras derr&maron lagrimas y una d
sllas huho que llevArla 4 una casa pro
. xima por huber suftido un sineope Q
DIR ralatsr 10 formS brutal y estdpid
/ de las turbAs repub!icanAa dc Juan
\ DfS z, Asesinando q un h ,mbre on 10
B momsntos mas fslices do su vida, O.
3 esos me msntos en- que 10 ilnHi6a ju
guettAbA eArifiosa Ga 50 csrebro.
81 Cerr6 el zclo oil Ref11r MAtienzc
0 Todo 10 qye digsmoE de cate ilustE
ora ior AeliA palido.
De MatIenzo s6lo podsmcz dec
}, gus q. iue quien torm6 Ia Union q
Q Pust 10 Rico y que AatieLzo y
d Ual0n son una miRms oosA.
\ El mltin eoncluy6 s las OF 90 dc
10 noeha recorriendo en- procssi6a civic
lss GALES Ct aslllo, Mayor, Comsreit
Pltz Frinsips', DsiiciAs y AtCch
10 hatta el Club.
Une veg &lIl <los mrchachoas el
Is tuai&smadoS improvisAron otro mil
B. suhiendo q IL Grlbuna gunos de clio
% y lar zAndo ~ conai gaisnte Spich
j. Ei mitln 20 Anoehe proho uus v
} 81 loa re, y b ieAnos que 10 Unit
a. La 81 GriuLi aunque 4 alloS lea dea
10 grade.
CIglraia4 y Comps MA eslsbrArt
10 un mi,in obrero auoche en- lAs &Ds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
POR $1,000

De contado, se vends 10 tinca dc.
nominsda eBarrancssS, la cuAl se
hayA altuada en- el barrio dc SLlano,
CoaIas do este termino. Dista & horA
media dc Ia poblaci6n, ne compons
de l.6OO cuerdas de extension, todAs
proptAS para las siembrAs us fruso1
MEMORIES y en- particular para el AlQo.
don SCeilsn.s Tiene dos magnificoa
mansntislea para dsr de beber nj ga
nado: tiene colindAnciR 81 mar puer
10 para embArcAr todoE los fruios. Ep
liz se pueden cuidsr hAEtA 400 cabe
xAa de ganAdo.
Para intormea dlrigirse & don Ul
aes MArini-PoAl OfIlce, -calls sMu
nox Riveras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel vlejo de perl6dlco a dos
pesos el qul4ta'.

eua quiera otra rIsAA Qulen domino
el orgullo dc la posision y 81 ConveD.
cimien1o ds 10 Supsrioridsd.
NarCA SO 10 dirigil q Ia pslAhrA &
un Am:ricAno que no c0nH.Is eontx
quiSilA G. .rlsalA.
Para lltgtr 4 este Co.. Z % de Ere.
dsrit d0nds he sci tldo c. dolor las
punzAuAS dc IL noltslGiA, Ientmos
muehAH veces mi cempA neru Erneato J
10 cue Aeudir i los Auxlios dc ANS.
rleanos que Apenss nos enssnofAn por
aefiAs J DondadoAAmenle nUs IrAZAbAn
pianos de los pueblos J eltlCloneS que
leniamos que pAnAr para oblsasr nuss.
tso punio dc psrAds.
En una pA!Abrr; FL pueblo puer-
IorriQutfio hA de ssn,lra. fs 3, no muy
tkrde, al am2Ar0 dc sGas puep 0 pode.
roso.
Per hoy tsrmtno AIsg0rs ado &
mi qaerldA paIds, cue dsscs asa lA
defsndo q 10 msdlds de mia {. eAaas
feeIEAs y que 60 union de u.A PEG us-
ia pero aigrt lima soloniA gus f1lmAn
.oE aprovtChkdOa ssludiAnlst de erls
mag iico Cotg.o, los i6vsLss Arturo
CArboLeili Enrique B.Anto, GualAvo
Ao,c0ao, J, .. HsrnAndtz ErneaIo
Psgaa, pFIsurAre uesIruE 81 tAlso
conSsrIo que slensn mushoa de 10
qusrios Nerrs puert0rrlQutnA,
Francisco CerVORi.
frederick. Nd, ssllsmors ls, 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
EsCR|7ORES Y ART|STAs
Concurso de dibu;antes. lie
fue otorgado el premio 4
Ia Srta. Wives, Ponce.

En- el eoncurHo do dibui iAntea sele'
brsdo por 10 Soeiedad do Escritores J
ArtiatGs para AdQuirir copia de IN d.
pIoma , Isllo, hA sido otorgado sl
primer prsmio (20 dollarsl & 10 seno'
rita AereedsS Wives, hliA del doctor
Yves, do Ponce. ri premio para 81
uello l10 dollarsl eorrespondi6 { Mr..
Albert Par kew de estA ciudad.
La Sociedsd dc EIsritores y Ar
tlstas tiene On estudio 10 realisation
dc Alguros proyscIoa benz liosos pa
RI les lttrAs J les aries de eGta iala.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23

Ancchs 10 Union de Puerto Rico
calebr6 IN mitin en- 10 calls del Csati-
llo, mitln que hNa feeha en- los ana
lea de 10 historic.
Dssde las primsrAl horas dc 10
taYde empezaron a corcurrir nuestros
correligionarios 6 10 citada calle y &
laa aiete de 10 n9ehs hAhfA desds 10
calle dc IL Salud & 10 ealle Mayor. al
rededor dc mil quinientas peraonhs.
A las y media llsgaron varlos
trolleys y mas tarde o,ros atsstados
dc gentsa del veeino barrio dc 10 pla
- con ma de $50 psrsonas deade
entonees empez sron 4 soncurrlr dc los
bArrioA dc Canav, lanpanos y Can
terra, ppdiendose calcular q las s J
msdis mas de 6uatro mil almas.
El mit 40 insugur6 las I J
media.
Fl i6ven CArmelo Martinez fue o.
primero gus h'z3 uso do ls palabrA
hAci@adoaGe RplAudiP ruidoaRmsEts
sIgui6!e el GsfIor Cordego MAIDS, Quier
con les prerequisites de sfi1s anserio
res, prob5 i ioa eoncurrensss que du
rAnte oil petiodo republicano sl pre-
aupueGto municipal hAbia aldo na
srecido J que darsnte la adminiGtrA
ci6n de Arlas y Domsrech hubo neee
sidAd do hhesr emple tito por n d. d.
| 200, 600 dollars, los que fu ron emplea
ldos On ohraH imkeit.etas oomo II
plaza del msrekdo, 81 cemenierio civil
Iy 10 slcaldiA PsrQuS de Blmbero
| do la Playa. Dssmenuzi uno poE uno
los ketos l!eyAdos & cAbo durants q
gobIsrno re2ublieApu, prohsndo hast
IL cvidencia que dssde Gazmtn hast
Domsnseh hablAn deahAra justAdo d
tai fJEmA la admlnlslracion m1nieipa
que el gohierno unionista ga el poe
nsmpu que eals en el pCdet hA Isnid
Qae rettifcar mpchos Ge eaios desbs
raiuAtss.
El joven G Auiier, Grader sersnt
con a,l pAlabrS y ecn argomenSs
ioeontrovestibsR, Atac0 do trents
procedsr dc ios selubllsAnos cou
prob6 laa vsntsias oe la Uni6n
Puerto Rico, para el Prt greso y niene
lar do nusstro psis.
--Matos, el poesH SCf Ador. dc
i an csos momentok loa Rut % y ID po
ala para eonvertirRe en- un gigan
luchAdor bor Ia libsfthd de 81 pGtti
aohllaoo nsio sl giorioso mSnGo de
Uat0u do Pualto Rico. Lleg0 w M
mento sn que tAto aIre Il sas. pulm
nea y tuyo que hAser una p1uaa y
ra conlinuar mas luego con d brit
Hai vigor.
CAuAlsS, g, po,i!'co enamorAdo {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
Mario Morales
POuGIAS kXPULSADOs

Aver tueron leparadoa de 10 ro'
liciA insulAr los GuArdias que liguen;
Juan B Vargas, por eaygoa for
mulados por el cab) AGusIfn Seha'
IRON Ell 30 de AgoIlo del aorrienle
lHo; FranslSso Rodrigues Rai2, por
cArgos oue le f.smu.6 81 eAhA Pedro
Marines. del RueGto de AguadS; Ara
cello MAldoaAdo, por eargos del eaho
BruguerAG.
Ahora a6lo ta IA que expulssn 81
policia conf lrAdo cont los redacto
res de LA DEMoRCACIA MaxImino
Lopez, por GIropellC : an ciudAdAno
pacifso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
PARA tSTA NOCHE
Programa de Ia fur cion que
Sc celebrara esta noche en-
eI Teatro mynicip"l.

Fl progrSmA para IL flLcl6n dC
eRta nccha On 81 TeAtro Municipal por
el cslebrAdo artiElA La Presa, com
pEende los Eiguisntes n6msros
sEden ConcsrtS, 9 sl triOnfo de ur
trAnafolmisIA.
SReApArioi6n dc Gsde6n con cou
pleta dc aetuAlidRdS
&lA sontA de eApirohs, y bailel
ceIehres por los splxu lldAs s, Il fioritAl
Vlvsro OIero, enIre elIos oil Aaks
Wax, 1 pelici6n del Elohco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
"CabaNerOs { |nvencib|eS" "
Dos vitoIas Dc 1abacos que gozan de buena
meIecIda fana'
A los buenos fumadores
A los buenos flmadores

buena ealidad, y eA sl deseo de a Ia
briea popularizAr aus sAhAeoa IN San
Juan sn brove tIempo, & Gotta de ! q ael
sacrideio,
El eaio rsgu sr de cAda tAbaeo
ea CINCO CENTAVOS,
AunQue Ia casa surte de tAbaeos d
un gran dmsro dc yeVendcdores Isien
dss, poe,sos y sgentesl quisre Vende-
est% piNto fxc usiv mepte en- su dep6
aiso "a TO- para bent folAt AAf o.
rtc1AmeLte con aQuel regalo q los
eonsumidorea dc eatAs doa vi.olaa
| AcrediGsdsa - ga todA 10 ialG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23

La aerediIAiA Fabriea de tAbseos
GFLOR DE MATANzAsS del sef1or ANA.
ho IrlArIs ZApaGA, con dep6sito SbIer.
TO en- 10 calle de sAllenS ndmero 66, hA
AsordAdo 10 m1nerA do inIersAsr al
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DEsDE AGUAD|LlA

muy lsfdoa AQui los dos bellisimos
soneGoS tilulAdos eMurdo Bilingus, ,
de Jose dc Diego, publisados en- IA
DEh0CRACIA.
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AV|s0 A LOS MAtsTR0s

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NOTAS DE PONCE

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-09
GOVERNOR
And Legislators Fight Fire
in Louisiana Capitol.in
Their NightieS

Baton Rouge, La, June 9.-The saw
ing of the state capitol building from
complete destruction by fire was &C.
complished in a spectacular manner,
with Governor Blanchard, assisted by
many Louisiana Legislators, dressed in
their night clothes, and by thousands
OF citizens supplementing the fire de-
partment. The fire started from de-
fective wiring near the roof of the
senate chamber, destroying the cap
itol's eastern wing above the first
floor. The damage was between $780,
600 and 100000. Among the valu-
ables in the ruined senate chamber,
where the roof fell in, was the famous
painting, "The Battle of New Orleans"
said to have been valued at $4,000.
Governor Blanchard directed the work
Of saving valuable papers. The legis-
lature now being in session the senate
will meet in the Elks' theater.
The capitol is an imposing piece of
architecture on the bank of the Missis-
sippi. 1t was first built in 1S47 and
was destroyed by fire during the Civil
war after federal troops evacuated it.
The present structure was erected in
1880.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-09
BRYAN
Indications Point to His Nom
inatiOn by Democrats
in Next Campaign

Washington, June civilian Jen-
nings Bryan's familiar face looms large
In the political sky nowadays. There
1is every indication of q concerted
movement 10 put him to the front now,
two years III advance of the national
convention. and thus head off all pos
sfDIe candfGates and combinations
which otherwise might cross his path.
The Democratic managers here be-
lieve Bryan's nomination for president
can be prevented only by his death or
by one Of those strange happenings
which now and then dislocate the
plans of political leaders.
It is an extraordinary thing for any
body to have the solemn pledges Of a
number. of strong states so long ahead.
It frequently happens that a president
who actually is in power is endorsed
for denomination in the middle of his
term. IT, H.
But in Bryan's case one Democratic
state convention after another has not
only paid him complimentary attention
but has pledged him the delegates in
advance and has done it in such way
as to make the pledge practically a
part of the platform.