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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
VETOES THE BILL.
President Wants Investigation Into the Affairs of Sac and Fox Indians.

Washington, June 29.-President Roose- welt today vetoed the bill ito provide for the annual pro rata distribution of the annuities of the Sac and Fox Indians of Nississinpi between the two branches of the tribe
 The Sac and Fox Indians to be taken from the annuities of the section of the tribe located in Kansas and Oklahoma. The interior department officials opposed the item because the Iowa Indians had not gone before the court of claims and established their right to the money. In his veto message the President says that he has directed an immediate and thor ough investigation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
Ironuorkers to Go on Strike.

Lancaster, Pa. June @.-J r. Wright vice president of the eastern division of the Amalgamated Association of lron' Steel and Tin Workers of the United States. today issued an order declaring a strike of iron workers to take effect July i. The order affects all the iron mills east of the Allegheny mountains and in the New England states and is the re- suit of the unanimous refusal of the mill o--.nors to meet a demand for higher wages.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
Naval Display at Tampa.

Whsanigton. June 29-To commemorate the beginning of work on the Panama canal, Tampa, Fla, proposes to hold an exposition in 1908. The House today passed 120 to 30, a resolution requesting the President to hold a naval review in Tam pa Bay at some time during the exposi- ton. The resolution which was presented by MT. Sparkman of Florida, also re- quests the President to make ;sueh display of the army as he deems advisable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
SUMMER SCHOOL
 CLOSES SESSION
Col. Sam Will John Delivers an
 Interesting Lecture
LARGE AUDIENCE PRESENT.
Prominent Men Make Short Talks. Students Participate In the Exer- cises-State Examinations to
 Take Place Next Monday.

The closing exercises of the summer review school for county teachers. which has been in progress in the city hall for the past six weeks, were held in the room of the Jefferson County Medical as- sociation yesterday afternoon beginning at ? o'clock In addition to the students in the school. Many appreclative visitors were present.
 The exercises were opened with the singing of America by the assembled people. Col. Sam Will John was then introduced, who gave his well known and instructive lecture on the battles of Fredericksburg, Charlottesville and Sa- lem church. This was the feature of the programme, and the audience seemed to follow with great interest the recountlng of events with which the lecturer was closely associated. Colonel John facili- tated the army's movement by means of a large wall map and movable indica tors
 After the conclusion of the lecture several students of the school supplement- ed the programme with selections of their own, Miss Lucy Bickley gave vocal solo that was much enjoyed. Miss Willie Robb rendered piano selection that was loudly applauded, Miss Fannie E.. Stth gave what was pronounced an excellent example of elocution, and Albert Harper read a poem of his own composition.
 Judge Feagin, Professor Walker, Profes- sor Letson, Professor Hewitt, Professor Burruss and Professor Mclaughlin also made short, appropriate talks.
 The state examinations for county teachers will begin Monday morning at 10 o'clock in the city hall. All of the stu dents of the summer school. about sixty in number, will take the examinations. County Superintendent of Education Me Adory urges that all who expect to stand the examinations will come prior to the hour mentioned, as they will have to reg ister before they can begin to write. The examinations for the second and third grade certificates will be held Monday and Tuesday and the examinations for first grade certificates will be held Wednesday. The schedule as arranged will allow ap- plicants for third grade certificates one day and half for working on their pa pers, applicants for second grade two days, and applicants for first grade three days It is estimated that there will be between 100 and 125 white applicants.
 The examinations for negroes will be held on the same date in the room of the county superintendent of education on the third floor of the Court house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
[:1EIIIl1

All week-Matinees Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday.
 Refined Vaudeville. . ROMANS TROUBADOURS. Green & Werner, Apdales Bears, Little Gary Owen, Lawrence Crane x Co.,, Sam Elton, May Crawford and others. Cameragraph. New moving pictures.
 Popular prices. Phone 1143.
 Next week: Vaudeville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
Gubernatorial Campaign.

Dr. R. M. Cunningham, candidate for governor, returned yesterday from South Alabama where he made several addresses during the week.
 He addressed lodge meeting at Avon- dale last night He will go to Walker county this morning where he will make two speeches today. He Is to speak at Jasper this morning and at Dora tonight.
 B. B. Conner spoke at Vincent yester- day and Is at home today.
 Mir. Conner will address the voters at Tallassee, Elmore county, next Tuesday and Wednesday, July 1. he will make an address at Butler Springs on the occa- sion of large Fourth of July celebra- tion.
 Dr. Cunningham will speak at similar event at Jones Chapel in Cullman county on that day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
Peasants Are Annexinq Land.

Nishino, Novgorod, June 2S.-The peas ants of this province are not only annex ing the land of the gentry but are taking portions of the land of the well-to-do peasants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY -'f SPECIALIST
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guarantee

you a p&ma-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
TilIman Shows Feeling.

~~~~~>~~>~~~~~N~~ lobbyist. That" he added, "is the man we were after"
 TilIman Shows Feeling.
 MT. Tillman gave evidences from the start of considerable feeling, and as he proceeded his manner became more and more intense until he fairly shouted in MT. Bailey's face as the two men stood facing each other and near enough togetn- to touch.
 Mir Bailey replied to the last remarks by saying that such man as the South Carolina senator had described should net be given pass.
 We did the best. we could" rerled Tillman at the top of his voice, but there are many lawyers here to stick it out that there is no. harm for lawyers to get passes and that lawyers be ex- cepted."
 By this time MT. Bailey had become excited and he replied, .Thefe are too many demagogues who are always talk ing against the lawyers" He. did not get opportunity to finish the sentence for MT. Tilman interrupted, saying If there are any demagogues here they must be law yers, because the members of this hody are lawyers, except possibly half dozen."
 At this juncture the Vice President found it necessary to interfere and in- sisted on the senators addressing the chair.
 Bailey Again Becomes Calm.
 The interruption gave Mi. Bailey an opportunity to get his breath and when he resumed he was quite calm.
 Mr. Bailey said: "The 7enator from South Carolina has many admfable quail ites, but he also has some prejudces that obscure his usual fairness. I do not know what grudge he has against the lawyers. but what he ough. to do, and nearly all he needs to do to be one of the most useful senators of this nody is to get that cobweb out of his mind He performs great service, he does it fear lessly and he does it honestly, and the only thing that keeps him rom doing It wisely. Is that now nd then he yields to this kind of a prejudice l have no pa- tience with 1t myself.
 MT. Tillman declared his regard for re- spectable membeCs of that profession. ard added:
 But have a most infinite contempt for some of the breed I know"
 He quoted Jusus' characterization Of the lawyers as hypocrtes, and said that the dirty creatures who run the political conventions are the ,rsu whom he would shut off from the pass privilege.
 MT. Long advocated and MT. LaFolette opposed the commodity amendment, while MT Bacon criticised the pass amendment because of its discrimination5
 The conference report was aloLted Wlth- -out division This vote passed the Dill.
 The Senate then adopted the Joint reso- Iution fixing the time when h; act shall go into effect at two months after its approval by the President
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
cabeIIero Succeeds AImodovar.

Madrid. June 29.-Senor Peroz Cabellero. Spanish ambassador to Italy. has been ap- poiuted minister of foreign affairs in suc- cession to the late Duke of Almodovar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
THE HOUSE.

Washington, June 29.-"We're going home; we're going home tomorrow was in the minds of the members of the House
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
CHANDLER CASE IS ID BE HEARD TODAY HabeaS Corpus to be Argued in
 Criminal Court OFFICERS ARE ELECTED Myrtle and Lincoln Lodges, Knights of PythIas, Hold Annual Meetings.
 Mayor to Take Months
 Vacation.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

Bessemer June 29.-(Special.)-Th writ of habeas corpus in the case of the state against W. B. Chandler. charged with the murder of A. H. Handy in this city two weeks ago, will be heard before Judge Samuel L. Weaver of the criminal court of Birmingham tomorrow.
 At the preliminary trial held last Sat urday before Mayor J. J. Sullivan, Chand- Ter was held to the grand jury without bond. Last Monday Attorney w. K. Smith and Attorney R. N. Bell filed habeas cor pus proceedings to secure bond If possi- ble for the defendant. The state will be represented in the hearing by Solicitor L. D. Godfrey.
 Officers Elected.
 Myrtle lodge Knights of Pythias. elect ed the following officers last night: Chancellor commander, F. l.. Thornburg; vice chancellor A. K. Murphy; prelate, c. P. Parsons, keeper of records and seals, George H. Stevenson; master of ex- chequer, E. l.. Huey; master of work, George Cough master at arms, Ben Rid dle, inner guard, J. l.. Simonton; outer guard, Will Harding; trustees, E. L. Thornburg and J. c. Eskridge.
 Linton lodge also elected officers as follows: Chancellor commander, Dr. R. P. McTyeire; vice chancellor, E. R. Foun- tain; prelate, G. B. Etheridge; master of work, P. N. Simmons; keeper of records and seals, Samuel Stein; master of ex- chequer, E. M Owens; master at arms, S. s. Fitzgerald; inner guard, w. J. Coop CT; outer guard. c. s. Brammer.
 The officers of both lodges. will be for mally installed at the next regular meet ing next Thursday night.
 Notes and Personals.
 Mrs. Jane Salter died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. David Huey Though she had been feeble for some time from old age. her death was un- expected She was taken i'll yesterday afternoon. The interment was in Rock Hill cemetery today.
 Miss Cornelia Fulton is visiting relatives at Gainesville, Ala.
 William c. Gilmore is visiting in Ken lucky.
 Mayor Sullivan will leave Sunday or Monday for months vacation in the east. He has not yet named mayor pro tenn to act in his absence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
Notes and Personals.
TILLMAN MEETS
 BAILEY IN ARENA

(continued from First Page) lobbyist. That" he added, "is the man we were after.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
{L MAESTRO OUCHEsNE

Ha fallseido el sefIor Casimiro
Ducheune, popular mdsico y compost
tor puertorriqusfio.
Aquf On San Juan donde pasara
teda su vida era muy Querido por TO-
das las clases soeialesS como que du-
rante numerosos aflos contribuy6 con
~ arts al ssparcimisnto de ests 30
ciedad. A las festas capitalehss fud
aismpre undo el nombre de DuchssneD
Las danzSs do Duchesne vivaS, rego-
ciiadAs, bulliCiosas, conatituyen algo
npieo en- 10 vida de San Juan, De
otra psrte mereci6 tambien las simpa
tfas que dist,utAba por sus CondiCio.
mes de car&ctsr, No era tan solo ur
buen artista, Era, asf mIsmo, I'm hom
bre dc blen. Nuestro reducido mundC
musical pisrde, con su fallecImlento,
una tigura estimable.
El fallecimlento del maestro Du'
chssne he sido muy sentido en- tods ls
comsrca y 90 presume que Su entierro
yerk una vsrdAderA manifeStaci6n dc
duelo popular.
LA DEMocRAClA enviA & los famI
liares del senior DuchsSne 10 expression
do ~ pesar sincere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
JU|C|OS ELECTORALES
Ante la Corte Suprema SO
vera manana un asunt0 de
Ia mayor trascendencia
ANO Y MEDIC De PRESIDE
Es un case en- que un muerto
y un ausente excluyeron 4
cincuenta 6 mas electores

Mahana se vera en- la Corte Su-
prema la apelaci6n interpuesta por
Alejandro Arenas y Domingo Pietri
contra sentencia de 10 Corte de Qua.
ysma, que len conden6 q aiio y medic
de preside por infracclones q Ia ley
electoral en- uno de los preeintos del
pueblo de Yauco.
81 hscho ha aido de los nas 90.
can dalosos que se registraron en- las
pasadas elecciones, y el Fiscal esps.
cial, seiior Wilcox, 10 conssgr6 tod q
su actlvidad.
Sc trata de Ia exclusion fraudulen-
ia de mas de cineuents electores unio.
pistas, q vlrtud de peticioneE no jura
das por nadie, y que aparecen suscri.
tss por I'm elecsor musrto hacia tempo
y otro emigrAdo en- el Hawaii. Las
petlciones fleron presentsdas q 10
mesa por dos individuos que tomsron
los nombres de los suscrlbientes. Sc
ha logrado deacubrir cuisines son y
f4eron dsnunciados como falaarioa por
ell Juez unionista, no ob.tante 10 cual,
y la cireunstApcia de no hsbsr sido
suscritas nj iuradaa las solicltudea q
preseucla dc los iueoss, fleron excluf.
dos los electorss, entire los que ne con-
taban parientes y amigos bieo conoci'
dos de los mi,mos que les exctuysron
y sabian que eran elecsores legales.
Estos mismos iueces 50 declararon
culpahles de otros hechos an&logos,
por los que tueron castigados con
multa, Y en- virsud de estas dos coz
dsnas, Sc sobieseyercn las demas eau.
sas que habia contra ellos.
El h Gho ocurri6 en- oil precinto ai-
tuado en- Q. barrio de Rsnchsras, de-
Yauco, q dopde no pudo llegar, por 10
, disssncis, 10 efcsz Intervention del
Inspector de elecciones, que evis6 cd
los precintos del pueo,o 10 consuma
ci6n dc igdaleR. .delitos, Por ESQ splau.
dimos Ia epmienda & ls leg electors)
ca el sentIdo de que todos los precin.
tos SO sit1en on poblado.
Fl Tribunal Supremo fallara eats
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
POR vEGA-BAJA
FL canine vecinaI de dicha
IoeaIidad q Morovis.
justa pstici6n.
PUEBLO De 2" CLAsE
Gestiones de los seflores Anna.
deo y Enrlquez. .-Entrevis-
ia con el senor de Diego

Varios veeinos dc Vega Bsia,
prssentaron con fecha 10 de Enero de
1905 IN sscrito 81 Ayuntamiento soil.
citando de cate recabara de 10 CANA.
ra do Dslsga ados una subvsnci6a dc
fondos procsdentes del Tssoro 1usu'
lar con dsstino & 10 Junta de caminos
del Distrito, & IN de que ssta, con re J..
cursos suncientss, pusda tsrminar las
obras emprendidas y psrslizsdas por
fslta do recursos, del camlno vecinal
que une Vega Baia con Morovis.
ri Ayuntamiensc, en- 81 session del
die is do Ensro de 1906, considsr6 el
sscrito de los peticionarios, acordan.
do dirigirss q la Canara de Dslsga.
dos en- 81 sentido de que psss una ley
pidisndo 10 subvenci6n 8 un crsdito
On cantidad sufciente & favor do 10
retsrida Junta dc Caminos, y CON el
IN indieado por aquellos.
El camino cuya construction 90
intsrssa, va q empalmar con el ramal
do earretera que, pArtiendo dc Moro.
Wis, empatma con 10 esrretera do
Maunabo & Ciales,
III trsyeeto por recorrer sera, & 10
sumo, do diez Kilometres.
Dadas las rslaciones comerciales
que hsce AMOS exlsten entire Vega
Bsja y Norovis, la construction del
eamino ssrfa de vital interes para
ambos pueblos, pues Morovis, por 10
csrca que % halla do Vega Bsja, ha
hecho aismpre aus transacoiones co
msreiales con este pueblo y no con
Manatf, por 10 largo del trayecto.
Los sefiores DR. jose H. Amadeo y
Fernando Enriquez fueron portsde.
ron del scuerdo del Ayuntamisnto,
Aver por Ia msfisna copfsrsn-
ciaron con el ssflor Presidente de tur.
no do la Junta Central Unionista,
Lcdo. don Jose de Diego, que & 10
vez % delegsdo por el pueblo de We
20 Bsia, quisn ae comprometi6 & dar.
10 curse en- Ia CGmsra, proponiendo
10 presentation do un <bills especial on
aentido favorable, por habsr Acorda.
do 10 Camsrs 10 SUPPRESSION de las
Juntas dc Csmlnos.
-Otra mission trSen los sefiorea
Amadeo y Rodriguez, eual es Ia de
que Vega Bsia asa considsrado pus'
bio do aegundA clase, fandando 81 Pc
tiei6n On datos sstadisticos, bsaadoi
On el csnso do poblaci0n y valora-
ci6n do 10 propisaad municipal.
EztH gssti6n les ha sido favora'
BILE, y Vega Baia ssra pueblo de 10
gunda clase.
Agtadeeidfsimos eStin los ssGo-
roo Amsdeo y EnriqueE por los
atsncionss y defsrenciss de que fae
ron otjeto por parte del sehor don
Joas de Diego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
F|ESTAS DEL CARNIVAL

Segdu acuerdo de 10 Comis,6n, 10
sntrada & los bales del Testro serk
por rigurosa invitaci6n y es necesArio
prsssutsr ests en- la puerts, iunto CON
el tikst, que Sc dsrA en- 10 taquilla.
La comisi6n de reconosimiento de
m6scaras estar& compuesta de vArlas
sefioras y saballeros.
Por acusrdo del AyuntAmisnto Ia
sntrada al gallinero eStG prohlbida
este afo por no estsr ;aCabAdas las
ohras en- ese sitio.
Tisnen derecho & tomar palco No
de- mas que las psrIonaS que tsng an
invitation.
La comiSi6n de invitacioneH est&
compuesta de los se1oreS don Jose 1.
Figueras, don America Salas y don
Reinaldo Pants qua.
DsspueS de cada bale habrS tro.
LEY para SAnturcs y Rio Pisdras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
YAR|AS NOT|C|AS
BLsto de MoreI Campss.
Obsequio al Atenso por Ote-
ro y Sobrino, dc Ponce.
LlGA De MUNICIPIOS
Falleclmlento. - Nuestro hi
p6dromo. --Por escalamien.
to. : Piano homicida.

Los sehorss Oiero y sobrino, as
Ponce, han regalado al Ateneo Puer-
sorriquefo un busto en- yeso de nuestro
inolvidable compoaitor Morsl Cam.
pos.
Dlcho husto sera expaesto On Ia
velada que en- honor del malogrado
artista celebrara dicho centro On el
pr6xime mes do Mario.
Ell Alcalde do B srros sntyeg6
eyer en- la ofcina de Ia L'ga de Mu-
nicipioS el importe del primer semea
tire de 1905 9o6 para el sostenimlsnto
permanente de dichA patriotica aso-
ciaci6n.
Aver falleci6 en- Vega -Bsjs 10
respectable aefiora doaa Encarn aci6n
Geigsl viuda de Cszuela, msdre dc
nueatro ANS go don jose Cazuela Gal.
gel, y empsrentada con diatinguidas
fsmilias dc esta ciudad.
Envismoa sus dsudos el tssti.
monio de nuestro pessme.
~-Anoehs 4 10 una fueron reduci.
dos prisi6n, por el cabo Igarayi.
dez, Angel Negr6n y EzsQuiela Rios,
acusados dc adulterlo.
Van muy adelantadas las obras
del Htpodromo en- San Juan. va esla
prspsrada Ia pissa y el ediAcio va
eon'truyendose todA prisa.
La causa por eacAlamiento con.
ira Arcade BepfNz (s) <Blen TO vsos,
hs pssado 4 Ia Corle Federal, por ha.
her aido realizado el hscho on tsrrenos
de Ia Essscion Naval.
"A Hilsrio MILAN y Tomis Oquen.
| do, subiendo aver un piano por una
escalera leu cay6 esie encima, produ.
| endole algunas contusiones. ri Ill
timo psrdi6 totslmente Ia una del dedo
snular de la mano izquierds.
DE heridas J contusiones leves
fueron asist!dos en- Ia aslA de 5000.
rros Ramon Flgueros, Blas Rivera y
IAN Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

dos, principslss y diplomas de 50 grs-
do, Precios convenclonsles, segdn Ia
importancla de las asignatursS que
Se estudien.
AL IN de curSo, seA en- Ssptiem
bre, Ia Directors dsra certlfcado de
estudioS, sntsI de los exameneI del
Departamento.
Es una excslents opbrtuuidAd pa
ra las i6veneI de ls iIlA que vivsn ale
isdoS de los buenoS centroS de inu.
trueci6n.
Ponce, P, r. Febrero de 1.906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
L|CEO PONCEN0
Directora, senora Ana Ro.
que de Duprey.

Este acreditAdc Colegio, donds
tantas seforitas viensn obteniendo
csrtifcAdo de MsestraS, sdmite alum
mas intsrnss, y semi internas.
DiJljO Y PiNturG.
Profssora sefiorits Wives, clsss
bisemAnAl, 81 y 81 al mes respective
mente. Una exposition de cuadroI de
dicha SefioritA, eStan expueltos en ell
<Liceo Poncefio
ClGse R0ctUrN0
Preparation comp etA de msestros
rurAleS J graduadoG, s3 81 mes curGo
sntero; 81 oil mes desde Is de Mario
en- adel ante, pago adslantado.
Classs pOr correspondence,
RaEa maeslros ruralsS, gtsduA-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

para curar cr6ncas Dyspepsia Extrenmiento Maas dges
Tones Entermedades del Higado Rhones sendo
raula para prevenr curar la Terrible Appendicitis.
Ne VeEta al por mayor detail en- la Droguera Far"
maca Gullermety, en- todas las demas boticas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
DESDE COMER|O
Cemite de Ia Uni6h.- Ell doc
tor Ashford. Hospital
de anemicos.
OBRAS EN- CAMINOS
Un extreme de la ley electoral
en- discussion. .-Subasta So
bre ventas de carnes.

Febrero Alloy han tornado po.
session de sus cargos los seiiores que
tusron designados para formar el nue..
70 Comite local de 10 <Uni6ns en- esta
localidad.
Asto seguido procedi6ss q cele.
brar session tom andose aeusrdos muy
importantes para la buena marcha de
10 colectividAd On este pueblo.
Ell dia 2 fdimos honrados con 10
vista del doctor Ashford, q quien po.
demos llamar benefActor de nuestro
pals, por su saba labor en- favor de
10 cur aci6n de anemia, szote de los
masas csmpesinas.
En- los pooos momentos cue habls
mos con e., demostr6 vivos dessos q
intsres por conseguir que se sosten
gan les actuales estaciones, 10 que
nosotros iuzgamos muy dlffcil, si no
hay msdios para pagar 10 modesto 81.
ma que en- elias se inviefts.
visit6 ell hospital donde sst& %.
tablecida 10 ofcina de <AnemiA Comi
sI6r, y 80 mostr6 completsments salts.
fecho de 40 condiciones en- que se
encuentra ests, al como del edi6olo,
que dijo Ell msgnifco.
Sus msnifsstaciones fleron muy
laudatorias para neestro amigo el
doctor Ia Rosa, que 90 sl encarg ado
de dicha ofcina.
FL doctor Ashford 90 un hombr.
asncillo en- ~ trato, muy fuo,y hAbls
correctamsnte el castellano.
Le acompaaaba osro americana J
81 seflora.
I'll doctor 10 Rosa les recibi6 y OBJ
sequi6 con amsbilidad y esplendidez.
Por 10 tarde retornaron & Aibo
nito.
-Por cuenta de Ia Junta de CANT
nos del distrlto, Sc estan repsrsndo
los de <PiffAss y <Vega redondas de
eats termino.
La ley sobre Elecciones que %
estk discutiendo en- el Conssio Ejecu-
two on una de sus seoeiones y que
hs sido aprobada por aquel alto cuer
po -dispons que & oAda slector 90 Il
cobre so csntavos para poder emitil
su voto. 81 esta sscci6n fnsss acspta
do por ls Camara, podrfamos excls
mar iapaga y vamonosl Con 10 40.
tual Ley, essi hay que psgarls a
elector para que vote.
Ql9 resultaria cuando este tuvieg'
que afNdr Ia n.osca por h.csrlo2
La subasts para 10 venta d,
oarnes freaoAs en- Ia proxims sem ana
Ia obtuvo el vscino don Artsmio u N.
pierre, q 10 centAvos libra.
Las noticias pub'icadas ante.
riormente sobrs las STEM sras de taba
60, no nos faeron sumioistr Adas poi
persona a'guna y af recogIdas POI
refsrencias.
Ell Comite Unio aista y demSs 90
religion arios envian por mi conduc
to al sefior Palmer y familis su ma
sentido psSame & causs del dolo
que les allie por 10 muerte prema
tura desl qusrida hiis Dalila No
| sotros nos unimos q los sentimien nto
de nueatros correligionarios y nos ad
hsrimos oil pesAr de 10 atribulsda ia
milia.
CORR1sPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

La Apendioi'
tis es Ell terror
de la Human.
dad: estas Pn.
doras son la sal.
vaguardia y por
esto las toman
mlllones de per-
sonas. ST usted
padece de algu-
b "a ateCClon del
Aparatoi Diges-
two, tomelas,
que Su cura eS
segura y rapida;
/, nunca han fa-
llado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

Enfermos de
una Dyspepsia
de 20 amos Sc
han curado to.
mandolas, des-
pues de haber
probado omilesde
dlferentes medi-
cinas. El doctor
Madison ha ST.
do el primer es-
peclallsta en- las
EN- fer medades
del a
sus Pildoras no
Sc reslste nlngu.
na enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

asunto de una manera def aitiva dem
iro de muy breve tempo.