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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12
A DeIlshtful outing.

The annual outing of the Parish Of
Christ Church held yesterday after
noon at East Fairmont park was
largely attended by the members Of
the Parish and their friends and a
delightful afternoon was spent. The
party left here at 2 o'clock on the
barge "Fairmont," towed by the tug.
Daisy" reaching East Fairmont
park in about a half hour. Various
out Of door sports were INDUCED in
and toward evening a bountifu1 sup.
per was spread in the pavilion. The
party returned here about 8 o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12
"a successful Social.

The ladies' Of the yVoodmen Circle
the auxiliary to the Woodmen sof the
World, held q successful social last
evening in the A. o. o. Hall. AT this
time the rocking clair rattle came TO
a close and MIR. Thomas Wilkinson
was the holder Of the lucky ticket,
No. 275.
Miss Toy Hupp, who sold the larg-
est number Of tickets, was awarded
the first prize a beautiful locket and
chain, while Miss Madge Hildebrand
won the. second prize, locket and
chain. Refreshments were served
during the evening,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12

wt4AT3THls DISCOUNT MEANS TO YOU.
$500
$500
$3.50
5000
Meme an srkd per Ct,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12
Evenlna At FRACTION Park.

A party of young people who spent
last evening at Traction Park are
last evening at Traction Park were
Miss Nellie Rumble. of Wheeling,
Misses Cuba and Laura Hess. Mamie
Rosetta and Nina Harr, Laura Hill,
Messrs. E. G. Stemple. Clarence
Prickett. Harry Rhodabarger and Fred
Hess.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12
outing at Valley Falls.

A large crowd of people including
the members of the sicilian Thtmhle
club and a large number of their
friends left here this morning at 10: 50
for Valley Falls where they are spend
ing a delightful day They will re-
turn here on SO this evening. This
is. the clubs annual outing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12
IlttIa chlId bead.

The infant child of Mr.. Boise Huff
man died this morning at the fathers
home in Kfngmont, after an illness OF
several days. The child was six
months of age. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow at the family
residence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-06
ROOSEVELT is THE
ISSUE, SAYS. TAFT
Continued from Twelfth Page.

all the schemes Of organized capital to
restrain trade and establish monopolies
are declared unlawful. Do you wish to
set aside this principle SO far as to le-
,galize boycotts9 They have been de-
c]ared illegal by the supreme courts Of
many states Of the union and by the SUI
Irene court of the United States.
They are oppressive and cruel. So is
blacklisting.
The anthracite strike commission.
which was composed of men selected by
agreement between the employers and
the employees, and had upon it promi-
nent and able and honorable representa-
tives of all classes Of people, including
organized labor, used the following Ian /:
guage in respect to the boycott:
It also becomes our duty to condemn
another less violent, but not less repre-
hensible, form of attack upon those
rights and liberties Of the citizens which
the public opinion Of civilized countries
recognizes and protects. The right and
liberty to pursue a lawful calling and to
lead a peaceable life free from molesta-
tion or attack, concerns the comfort and
happiness Of all men, and the denial Of
them means the destruction Of one OF
the greatest, II not the greatest, 81, the
benefits which the social organization
confers. What is popularity known as the
boycott Ca word Of evil omen, and I'M
happy originl is a form Of coercion by
which a combination % many persons
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-06

4 seek to work their will upon a single per-
son or upon a few persons by compelling
| others to abstain from social or bene-
fetal business intercourse with such per-
son or persons. Carried to the extent
sometimes practiced in aid of a strike
and as was in some instances practiced
in connection with the late anthracite
strike, 1t is a cruel weapon of aggression,
and its use immoral and 'anti-social.
| To say this Is not to deny the legal
right Of any man or set Of men volun-
tarily to refrain from social intercourse
or business relations with any persons
whom he or they, with or without good
reason, dislike. This may sometimes be
I'M Christian, but it is not illegal. But
when 1t is a concerted purpose of num-
Der Of persons not only to abstain them
selves from such intercourse, but to rem
der the life Of their victim miserable by
persuading and intimidating others so to
refrain, such purpose is malicious one,
and the concerted attempt to accomplish
it is a conspiracy at common law, and
merits and should receive the punish
ment due to such crime.
The same commission visited blacklist
! ing with similar condemnation.
It seems clear, therefore, that how
ever pure and honest the intentions of
Mr.. Gompers or the American Fedora
tion Of Labor, and do not question the
sincerity and earnestness Of their pur-
labor organizations and of President
Roosevelt and in demanding the passage
Of this bill, they are not invoking the
equal protection of the laws. They are
seeking to make the workingmen who
violate the rights Of others in labor
disputes privileged class, and secure
to them unequal immunity from the
effective processes Of the law. ... 49,
| President with Labor. 49,.
! No president has shown a greater in
terest in the workingman, greater
concern for the enactment of measures
which shall better their condition,
greater sympathy in their organizations,
and with their aspirations, than Mr..
Roosevelt. In saying this I am only
resentatives Of organized labor before
committees of congress. He has just
appointed the president Of a labor union
to be a member Of the highly important
| Interstate commerce commission. It Is
| idle, in view Of his just and impartial
| attitude toward both capital and labor,
to charge that his view of Mr.. Conn
per s. bill is due to a prejudice against
the laboring classes, especially when
the bill is not supported by other bodies
| or organized labor. I
The political power of the American
! Federation of Labor every one recog-
nizes, and it would be much easier for
MI. Littlefeld, if he sought only politi-
cal preferment, to yield to the request
and vote for the reporting Of Mr..
Gomper's bill. and its passage, and to
avoid the controversy which he has
now brought on by expressing his hon
that his constituents in Maine, if any
thing can be judged from their past
history, admire courage more than they
! do trimming, and welcome in their rep.
resentative an evidence of courage
when its exhibition costs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-06

functions in any4case between employer
and employee unless necessary to pre-
vent irreparable injury to property or
to property right Of the party. max:
ing the application, for which injury
there is no adequate remedy at law,
and in the next sentence the bill pro-
vides and for the purpose of this act
no right to- carry on business, Of any
particular kind or any particular place,
or at all, shall be construed, held, con.
sldered or treated as property or as
SThis means that what is property
and a property right under ordinary
Interpretation Of law shall not be con
in labor DISPUTE. It IWopid be One
law for the men who seek to destroy
property in a strike and another law
for. those who seek to destroy property
under all other circumstances; one law
for the striker and another for the
rest of the people. -@.. .-.....s-.
Dangerous, He Says. s-->.-- .
"Mr. Gompers has blacklisted us be-
cause congress failed to pass that law.
He has read us out Of. civilization
But, speaking for myself, I had rather
quit public life now and at the age of
70 quit forever, true to the civiliza.
ton we have developed, true to the
distribution Of powers to the legisla-
tive, the executive and the judiciary
which are check upon each other,
than to retain public office at such a
sacrifice to my own. self-respect and
such terrible cost to the country. +
"While God gives me life, I will
not. by any act, take from any citi-
zen, be he rich Or poor, union man oil
non-union man, farmer or mechanic,
shoemaker or papermaker, doctor or
lawyer, any right given to another.
will not vote for any law which will
make fair for, one and foul for an
other. = And I believe that, by the
grace Of God and the intelligence and
the patriotism of the people in this
district the laboring men, republican
and democratic, who are for law and
order, put their feet upon Mr. Com
per's proposition because it is unrepub:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-06
Curbed Power Of Courts.

This proposed law demanded by Mr.
United States courts from issuing in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

no, en- squella h 1nda crisis, 4 nuestro
actual Gobernador Mr.. Winthrop,
quien, desde ell momento en- que pudo
apreciar la anormal dec adencia de
nuestro eatsdo social y politco, por
una ssrie ellabonsds de actos iussicie.
ros, logr6 restablecer Ia tranquilidad
y el sosiego pdblico, hacienda mas
cordiales las elaaiones entire los hom.
bres de la Administration y el pueblo,
hssta tal puuto que de aquel pesimis.
mo que antes exiatfa constituyeudo el
germen del mslsstar pdblico, hs dssa.
psrec.do en- absolute, y hoy no exlsts
IN solo puertorriquefi dc buens vo.
luntad que no 90 eucuentre dispuesto
la ayudsr 4 Ia administration, para
hacer permansnte ell santimiento de
Bier e,tar y do satisfacci6n, diff lndido
entire los ciudadanos de Puerto Rico.
No es, pues, exsrafio que hombrss
sle ados de 10 cosa pIolica, de Ia cusl
huian por considerar impossible una
inteligencia con los amsrlcanos del
Goblerno, generosa se muestren re.
susltos q secundar In generosa labor
| del gobierno de Winthrop.
Abrigamos la esperar8a de que
ests nuevo estsdo de cosss hs de ser
iecundo para el porvenir de Puerto
Rico, porous las libertades pdblicsi
no se CONG uistan con mottnes y asons
das, nj con palos y rev6lvers, sino
por oil essricto clmplimienso de los
ieberes cfvicos y por oil respeto al or
den y laIey,
Estan puestos los cimientos para
81 edificio del porvsnir. Los obreroi
que 80 ocupan de esa obra son honra
dos intsiigeutes. Unos vlnleron de
Contineots Americana, oiros nacieror
en- esta terra To1os amblctonal
YER terminada Ia simpatics tGrea d,
nuestra constitution polf.ica defniti
vs. El trabaiu SIS b ace srm6uicsmen
to, bsjo Ia direction 4 .ica de uu arlf
dee eX ,ert). Hay m .terlalss de ina
preciaole valor para e1a obra, co..
sistenles en- ei amor de los c-iollos
81 terra y con todoa estos materiale
uaidos, no csbe la menor duda d.
que, sobrs los cimlentoa dc la cluda
MIA amsricana, Ee Ievantar& gatisrdt
y esplsndeats el cd f.lo da nuessrs
llhsrsades po.i!icas.
| b,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Session municipal. Ell cam
panero GiiiI.-Central
Monserrate.
EL vAPOR "ESk"
Un bache. Fiesta lnfantil.- :
Desgracia en- la Marina. -
A New York.
EL vAP0R "ESk"

Esta noche celebrar& sssi6n or
dinaria ell syuntamiento de estA ciu-
dad.
-Muy concurrido estuvo aver el
entierro del maestro Dionisio Gull,
campanero que fue de 10 iglesia cate.
dral por espacio de sssenta amos. FL
clsro coste6 los gastos del entierro, sl
cual asistieron 10 psrroquia de cate.
dral y gran ndmsro de sscerdotss.
--En estos dlas darA principle en-
Manati la zafra de 10 central sMonse
rrates, del sefior Calaf.
Ell viernes por Ia tarde zarpa.
r& para st. Thomas sl vapor am sri-
cano <Esk,s oil cual recogera la CO.
rreponcencia & las dos de la tarde.
--Repstidas veess hemos formula.
do queias contra un enorme bachs
que se ha tornado en- Ia Gale que da
oil ftents del Paseo de 10 Princesa, or
Ia Marins, y hAssa hoy n, h AZ aldo
a.endldas. Llamsmos 10 atsnci6n del
stiior Alcalde,
-AntsAyer se CO ebr6 una fest,
on el Asilo de Nlfiss de Santurce, COZ
motive del regreso de la Dlrectora d.
| aquel estAbleclmiento Miss Cecili'
Kain.
--Haata ell pr6xlmo s&bado no ce
lebrara function ell Circo Low Ande, el
espera de nuevos artistas que llega
aqui de un momsnto q otro y one de
butaran en- 10 prtx ma function.
Aver tarde trabaiando en- 10 Ma
rina Pablo Tamany, sufri6 un fasrt
golps con una viga On sl pscho. D.
slli fu@ condecido 4 la sals de 5000
rros, donde fu6 asistido por el practi
cants Llapgsr.
DE hsridas y contusiones lsve
fueron asistidos ayer en- 10 sala d
sOcorros uan rigaeroa y Juana "a
rrion.
| -Passieros aalidos para Ne,
|Yorkpor vapor <Caracsss: j. J. Cor
man, G. D. Gray, A. S. Crone, G
Moore, L. h. GOdwlp, Capt. M. Heff
erfsgsr y one othsr, J. Hotf man, Dr.
Foster 2 children y body, Lula G al
vsa, J. e. Besretory, q. e. NC Bri
10, MIRA Storona y k.u children
lFralk e. Borssll, F. n. Barnet, CT
Ivnl.r, F. Asunslo, K. Mtnerr, G. W
Hubbard, Admund Stevens, Bsyie
Is. G JJds y 2 others, L. Ssyer y
Iolhsr, q. J, Miller, Jonh ], Aomundl
Carrie Gayon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
COAVUCAlURIA
LUIS ARNlANpO

Pyr soaer4u de 10 JdnsA Local d.
ia Unl6n ue paerso K Gu, en ssslon CO
lsbrada sl y us los cJrrlealea tsugo
el gusto de cOuvUcAr a LoaUS los uniy.
nisIAs de San Juan y suT bArriOs, part
Que el DomIg1 "a DEL acsaal y b ,rA
de 10 una de Ia Iarde, eoAcirrAu a Ia
casa ndmero 33 Ia Iosl de IN oaDe dc
San FrsnciscU, con obiet0 de que 81
asamnlss, te eiIa IL nueys Iunts ILcsl
de esta ciudEd.
Fue aouefdo asi miEmoi que todou
los que 90 cream Con osreeh0 4 sslltlr
& disha Rssm o.ss, vEysn proviSIos &C
aus correspJnd,enIes tlk 'Es, que seran
diatribuidJs s IL entrs1a del local.
Eaplico 6 t0doS ls mas puntusl
Rslstencia.
San Juan, P. r "A Enet0 .906
r. DIEz DE ANDlNo.
Presidents de Ia Junta Local de
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
ROACEDA I"

In an&llsis detsnido de la obra
de eats romAntco iiusire y un txamsn
del trozo htstorlco en- que estuvo en-.
csjada ~ dgura han aervldo oil cas-
tizo y jugoso liisrsso Antonio Cort6n
para hAcer un libro por do extreme
intsresante.
DEAN snuzada 10 vida do Espron-
ceds, el h1mbre decae; el postS, Aun-
que con au celebre pecAdo de imitar
& Byron, 50 sostiene q 10 mIsms 81
tura.
IA de cSusar Eegu; am snts gran
aensaci6a e,te conclen8ldJ trabsic
del croniata de b! Liberal a quien tan
TO sgrAdAn los tsmAs hiGt6risos rsla
cionados con 10 itsratura.
AGombran On esIa labor el enormt
acopio de dAsos veridioos y Ia sums
de observation J perspicscis, median
to las cuAles Antonio Cort6n hs sabi.
do reVivtr J poner de pie al hombrC
que 10 llam6 Jole do E,pronceda.
Lib . de txansn la1 G6lldo tiene
ademGs, el interes abIor b ,nie de una
novela. Pueds decirAe que hastA aho
ra no se conocia bieu q fJnoo a
peraonAlldad del autor do EL DiQbLt
Mmdo La pslCologia c! por que de
Cunto Teresa son un estuolo mIgis
ral, qus levantara discuGiones y re
movera jlicios crlItSiEados pJr g
ttnmnn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
Concepts pO|idcos actua|'s
la ammonia entire s| gobRno eI pueblo
Es la base delIbienestar general

Es una verdsd tangible, que solo
pudieran negar los obcecados de la
polisica, que 81 pats puertorriqueho,
baio 10 ex perta direction del G ober-
nador Winthrop, quien secunds
hSbilmsnte el Honorable Secretario
Mr.. Post, ha entrado en- una nueva
ers, en- la que rssaltan, como nosas
car racteristicas del actual Gobierno,
una mayor sprcximaci6n de los Co
bernantes hscia los elementos vslio.
sos del pals, y una msrchs correcta
de ID Administr aci6n, sin las convul-
stones que en- fscha no lelsna provo.
caron los elemsntos dems g6glcos de
nuestra sociedsd, slsntados por Ia
pas stvidad do IN goblerno talso de
tacto de energia, para reprimir los
impetus de 10 parta mas vlcioss de
nuestro pueblo.
Tai era Ia situaci6a de alarms en-
q ue se hallabsn los hombrss de nego.
clos. & intelectualea do valer de Puer-
to Rico, que aun los mas opsimistss
consideraban llegato el momento de
pensar en- el oatraclsmo voluntario,
para no presenciar las esceaas YER.
dader aments dolorosas, y aIgunas We
css cruentas, que 30 osssrrollaban
Ia plena luz del dla en- nuestras mas
importsntes poblac!one', ain que &C
yiese un solo acto del Eiecutivo ten
dente & reprimir tales des6rdenes, que
solo podrisn producer el triste des-
crkdito de nuestra infortunada terra
| Pero fueron tan grsndes los exec
sos & que se entregaron los pertaroa
ldores de nuestro pals, que pesar d.
Ilos erroneos & interesados informeI
remi,idos q w ashington, lego ua di,
en- que 10 verdad, como ocurre STEM
pre-, se abri6 psso, y, sobreponiendost
la todos los convencionalismos poifsi
COS, repercltieron en- 10 Casa BlAnci
los COOS dc nuestras amargM quelas
los ayes arrAnc ADDS por el door In
tenso & nueiras almas, oil presen,ial
lei desc uiclamlento de Ia pasria Qusri
do Y repercutieron tsmbien por 10,
rotessas, comprimidas por el dsseC
dc ocultsr las vergU snzss de un regi
men que nos dsprlmis. :. Ensoc3s como
medida rspsrsdorsy para reinyiudi
car nuestros desech % al di.ftute IL
una vida social digna J tranquila, g
Honorable Tsodoro Roosevelt tuvo Q
ouen acierto de encomendar el G Jbisr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
DESDE AGUlDA
Scbre ell rObo de machetes y
tasaio. vestigaciones del
Fiscal de AguadilIa.
VIA De PAlAROS
VIA De PAIAROS
EIColoso Independence. No
mas imposiclones politlcas.
-Petlcl6n de escudo.

Nuestro amigo X. Talan, nos ha
encomendado Ia tarsa de enviar nosi.
cias & ese iustrado peri6dico.
Nos proponemos informar On
elias 10 verdsd de 10 que ocurra, ain
tenor & Schkcnarass, como hacfa el
amigo.
--Parecs que las noticlas publica.
das ca LA DEMoCRACIA del dia 18 re.
ierentes al robo de mschstes y tasaio
q don Carmelo Roaado, llamaron la
atsnci6n del Hon. Fiscal de la Corte
del Distrito de Aguadilla, pues vimos
al ssiior Marshall do esa Corts cItando
para una irvestigsci6n q algunoa in.
dividuos comprendidos en- eae asunto
--Si el Hon. C0misionado del Ia
terror no viene en- nuessra ayuds, zen.
dremos los vecinos de Riucon y Aqua
de que aprsnder q volar para trasl a.
darnos Ia vecina csudad dc Agaadi
| llb D nuoserUa ueROcLUs,
UoA cosa 90 dscir de 10 malo que
as ponen esos camtnos para la lluvts,
| y otrs aosa SO yer el completo estado Q
de absndono co que Sc encuentran los
puentss, que parecen redss tendidas
sobre los rios.
En ell pusnie del RI Culabrlnas
ha faltado POGO para que sucsdlerau
desgraciss personales, y no sera OK
trano que un dIa de estos nos oen Ia
noticia del descalabro de algda via
dante.
-El .Coloso independents. Ia
es la vuz que Sc oye de los honrado,
oprerus de esa RIGA propiedad. Y,
termil sroa las coaccloaes para ei DO
brs traosl adur, que por uuos misera
plsE centavus. tsnia que vendsr q,
cobelencla q los que cunra toda rs
zoa queri N veneer.
| T,aemos notlcIas de que 81 H IN
Mr. DecIuy, direcsJr y .mtn!ssradu,
de la tinca, no permisra que aus em
pleados Sc ocupsn de hacer Ia polisic,
snssrior.
i B en- por Mr. Decluy.
Ell jazz lie Paz de 6.tA, pids a
senior Alca.de el Snuevo sscudo Nos
otros erse m u que psra haoer iustici
no hacen ia.tA <esc4dos, ~ que tAmpo
90 81 Alsatde t.eae onligscion de ser
vlrle en- eae case.
SeVe,O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Servicio climatoI6gico y de
cOsechas. Datos de Ia Sc
mana Ultima
AGUACER0S Al ESTE
Seca an el @ Vientos dol z
AGUACEROS Al ESTE
Seca en- el O. Vientos del e.
La molienda. --Grado del
guarapo. -Tabaco. Cafe.

En- muchos de los districts de Es-
to han ocurrido aguaceros casi dis.
riamsnte, misntras que en- los districts
del Ossta ha seguido 10 SEGA. Han
reinado vientos del Este de frsssos &
fasrtes, con un hempo nublado On
parties.
La molienda ae ha gensealigado
mas en- las hacienias de 10 psrts 'of.
te y Ossse, pero todavfa qusdan va.
haclendas por emptz ar 10 Esffa liz
forman que el rendimiento en- csfia Cd
bueno pero el & ado del guarapo esta
algo baio do 10 normal. En- los dis.
tritoz del Sur h. haoido una meiorfa
general co en- el grado del guarapo.
La cana nueva sigue biea en- casi to-
dos los lugsres.
Eo los dissritos en- que ha lIovido
la condici6n de iss talas de ,abasu hs
mejorado; en las oarss parties las plan.
tAs nuevas essAn 60 graz nee saidad ~
siempo iluvioso. s que al core &C
consigue una hoia ds grado ,si,ats.
i En- algunos distrltos sigue la sleu ora.
Sc prepAran los pa o. de cafe nara
la cosecha venidera , est&n 60 excsleu
te condici6n. Los palos de tsn, prano
han horecido bien en- donda no han
tsnido demasiada sombrs. 20 la par.
te SO. 10 seca ha masa 10 casl soda Ia
cosecha de hablchlelas, pero las 81.
flsa sin embargo siguen bien y va han
apareaido algunaa 60 sl marc ado, Ls
cosechs de algod6n est& 90 tan pohrs
conoici6n On el distrito do Sau Ger.
man que algunos de los semhr ados 90
est&n usando para pastos. Las shi.
mas por 10 general est&n abandantisi.
mss; pero los otros frutos estau esca.
SOS. En- ell distrito de Bsyam6n loa
palos de husno han empezsdo 4 A,.
recer y SO ven sgunos pslos de ch uas
| f ,recidos.
Edwin C. Thomp, on,
| Director de Secsi5n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
ExtraYIo . sustracci6n

Sc ha sufrido ell dc un documento
suscrito & mi favor p0r los seq res
Saldalia & Co. s. On G. & veneer On 80
de Abril de 1909, por la cantidad do
s5, 900, y como quisra que la perdlda
hs sido despues de habsrse pussto mi
endoso en- blanco; por al presents 90
pone eate hscho en- conoc!miento del
pdblico en- gsneral, parAq qua sepa, que
cualQuier endoso 90 Illegal y que ess
documento por las parties intsreaadas
es considerable como nulo y sin vslor
algnno.
Humacao, DIRE. % dc 1905.
BOIL Aatonio Lopez Cuddrd.
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ia Nustraci6R ArtIstica''

Pub icacI6n Ia mas economical del
mundc'
Los cioco tcmos luiosamente CO.
cuadernSdos correspondent q sLa Bi
ollohca IluStrada,s
Un ndnero semaual del periodicc
ala Ilustraci6n Ariistics1
Ia ndmsro quinoenAl de sEl Ssl6n
de Ia Moda,S
Todo por noventA centavoS men
suAles'
Sc slscrlbe On 10 sgsncia Victor
". Marin, Arecibo, y en SLa Propa-
ganda LlterArIaS, de Francisco Segu.
rs, San Justo Is. San Juan, P, r.
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Acadia municipal
de QlebIadIIas
J.. B.

Para proveer en dianitIva Ia pla.
80 de OF :lal do Sanidad d. ests Mu'
nicipio que SO encuentra servIda inte'
rinamente ne ab:e concurso por ter
mino de vein,e dfas coutad % desde 10
fecha del presenie, para que puedsn
solicisarls los que deEeen servlrla.
E. cargo esta retr rlbaido en- ell &C.
tual presupuesto con el sueldo dc seis
cientos pesos snusles, y sus obligs-
clones son las sshaladas On 10 leglsla
ci6a vigents. Las soiicisudes deberSn
|diriiirAe 81 acalde q lebradillas
16 de Eaera do 1906. Santiago Msstre,
alcs' dc.
6-d-a!t.
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-eA-Es usted el hombre mss bruIo
Que hay ca el mundo. si no sIiende &
salud primsro, despues q sus nego
Uios; tome ussed Vino Puro de IVA
REoia Csrecsdo J ssrk hVmbre ieliz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

I'll pstenEado puertoquea3 msyos Eigho ha obeodo
America latina
o de excAcIones nevosas
del esG6mAgo lS buens digestion,
ES ell pstentz ado populbrdad entire families
que evsndo sAud debssd
iAs de g6bulos roios Ia
Ens sotsras cssads las <PdorAs Martin
usn prodosAs cur de todss aquas etmsdadeI
xJueASoor ell 6 prssion de reglss.
DVecc6n DOMINGO MARTINEZ Francisco Boa CO. S,n
Juan, Pto, Rico, De VITA en- t1dAE Las hoiieas,