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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05
OUR BIG ADVANTAGES OVER
OTHER GREAT COPPER MINES

OUR BIG ADVANTAGES OVER
OTHER GREAT COPPER MINES
All the large Copper mines that we have
quoted had TO eSpend from one to four
million dollars in smelling plants. There
arc THREE large independent smelters
within hauling distance of our property,
obviating all necessity on our part Of this
tremendous outlay Of money. Therefore,
all we need 10 do is 10 concentrate our
ore, an inexpensive process. haul the con
centrates 10 the smelter, and there re.
ccve our money This puts US practically
in the same position that these other large
Cooper mines attained only aftes the ex-
penditure Of millions.
Remember this company owns all OF is
property, free and clear; il does not owe 3
cent
The stock is non-assessable and full paid
There is no preferred stock or bonds.
All stock shares alike.
No salaried officers until dividends are paid
/ The Officers and Board Of Directors OF
| the Consolidated Copper Creek Mining
Co. are all thorough business men, which
| guarantees square deal. Their rugged
| honesty stands q sure protection 10
your interests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05

prjcp nj Stuck Now SC. a SHARE Par Value 81
tso tn moi
hee
know
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05
IOHN D, ROCKEFELLER

Saws nothing, but puts millions OF
dollars into Amalgamated and other
Copper stocks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05
H. H. ROGERS

SAYS. Lawson, we have verified your
conclusions as to the value OF Copper
stocks as an investment"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05

Reyond a doubt, Arizona has underneatl
sniI larger. richer deposits OF copper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-05
SENATOR CLARK

Does not talk but draws $40, 100000
a wear in dividends from one Copper
mine, the United Verde.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28
THE JEFFERSONIAN.

Hon. Thomas E. Watson will
start a weekly paper in Augusta,
Georgia, to be issued about Oct.
3. The name of the paper will
be the Jeffersonian, " and the
subscription price will be 81 a
year. This will not in any way
displace Watson's Magazine,
which will continue to be pub
liShed as heretofore.
The new paper is to be a
seven column eight page, and we
guarantee now, will be up to
date in every respect.
We will soon announce club
bling rates with the Picayune
and the Jeffersonian
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28

ward made five millions in stocks
on Wall street the other day.
Does it make any difference to
the American people whether
the king received SIS, 600, 900 by
direct vote of congress or gained
it by manipulation of industrial
stocks-did he not receive that
much and didn't Jackass Ameri-
cans lose that much? And done
you know that if there were no
work people in this country there
would be no wealth, and the
thing could not have been done?
No, the Americans would never,
never, never pay tribute to any
king or potentate or noble. We d
have the eagle scream before we
would submit to such tyranny.
But like the asses we are, we
submit daily to men who rob us
of millions-more than any
crowned heads on earth draw
from their military-suppressed
You can train a peo-
pie like child, to believe any
lie you teach them. But for the
control of the politics of the ma
ton these millions would be left
with the people who produce
them. That's why the rich put
up campaign funds. The people
are stupid, that's all. Appeal to
Reason.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28

In the August number of
Watson's Magazine Mr.. Watson
has an article on Socialism that
for unanswerabIe and cutting
logic has never been equaled. He
shows tho fallacy of the doctrine
in reesiar Watsonian style. The
Appeal to Reason last WeeI
tried to answer Mr.. Watson
article 1t not only utterly fail
ed to answer his matchIess iooic.
but il showed bad temper ami
poor Judgment. Its effort to n.
faua and sarcasticremiHds oa
Of 81 attempt to laugh b. %.
Wha is badly hacked p
tries to abuse Mr.. Watson. eu.
does not seem 10 even know how
to 10 that The paper Is called
The APPEAL To r. tSaN, yet
it advises its readers not to read
Watson S Magazine. Ne5a-H. It
that there is method .a this H.'-
ness. II the readers oe tn Ap-
peal to Reason make a HaHa o..
reading such ft4atweas Watson
mastery EXPOSURE of Socialism
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28

Some men tell you that they
are opposed to negro domination
when they are not sincere. Take
for example the appointment Of
two negro judges of election in
this county at the late election.
In Redland township where the
majority Of the yot rs are in
telligent white men. 4 negro,
Yves Lawrence. was BY the com
missioners appointed as one Of
the judges. The ballot is to an
American citizen the most sacred
thing he possesses, yet in Red
land township the ballot of the
white man was. according to the
appointment Of the commission
ers, to be handed to a negro.
Men have a right to take the
side Of the negro against the
white if they SO desire, but they
should be consistent.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28

Character for bad man.
1t is sometimes said of a man
that he is loved for the friends
he has made. 1t often should
be that a man is loved for the
enemies that he has made. That
depends on the Character of the
enemies.
The man who never makes
enemies cannot amount to much.
He may be a good, easy, kind
OF d fellow, but if he never has
an enemy, you may guess, cor
rectly ninety-nine times in a
hundred, that h e has never
amounted to much.
1t often happens that a mans
enemies, are his best recon-
mendation.
Before you judge a nan by ms
enemies, first look at the charac-
ter Of the enemies.
II a man Is batting Tor flSat-
eousness, he will have .opposI-
tlo2, the lIl-WiIL the enmlty o.
those who are battling Tor ua-
righteousness. II ne Il not Dat
ting at all. he VIII not have
mach opposition.
Inc great need Of to-day Is
men brave men, men with pfiA-
clpleS' men VINO believe IN the
right ana Will dare to Go and
defend 1t against opposition,
men OF character.
Inc man VINO VIII stand Tor q
pflneipIe because 1t Is right, Is
the man VINO Is truly a man OF
afaeleL, Inc man VINO viii
COMPROMISE WaEef, iaIlef' aao
hnailE surrender what be knows
10 be light, because it is no.
popular. is indeed a c0Wud.s
gvaophant He is nor a real
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28

If congress had voted King
Edward, of England, $1,000, 600
for his personal use, there would
be political revolution here in
consequence. But the papers
publicly announce that King Ed
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28

COTpOEdtiOHs OWHcISnAQl0 lu Gull
troll of the railroads p? --.~
We have a private corporation
owning and operating one of the
functions of the government.
We have Special Privilege"
granted by the governmental a
private corporation.
We have a private corporation
levying and collecting taxes for
the support of one of the branches
of government.
We have a private corporation
disbursing in it's own way and
according to it's own pleasure the
taxes thus collected.
We have a private corporation
regulating the commerce be-
tween the states" which power
is vested in the congress Of the
United States.
Not only do we have all of
these powers of government
turned over to private corpora
tons, but these officers, which
they are, are not elected by the
people; they are not sworn; they
are not under bond; they are I'M
der no obligations to the public;
they hold their office as long as
they can make the business
profitable to the corporations at
the expense of the people, and
the people are never consulted
about their appointment.
Can any man defend this kind
Of a policy?
No wonder people are turning
by the thousands and tens Of
thousands to the doctrine of the
government ownership of rail
roads.
No democrat can consistently
say that he believes in the doc
trine Of equal rights to all, and
special privileges to none as
taught by Thomas jefferson, and
then say that he is in favor OF
granting to railroad corporations
the Special Privilege" of own
ing and operating the Public
Highways.
No democrat can consistently
claim Jefferson as his political
father, with his doctrine Of equal
rights to all and special privilege
to none, and advocate giving to
private corporations the special
privilege Of levying taxes on the
public at its own pleasure.
No democrat can consistently
claim the doctrine Of jefferson,
and at the same time and in the
same breath advocate the doe
urine OF turning these functions
of government ever to not only
private corporations. bat often
to foreigners and aliens to tax
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-28
Besf'l Have Ever Known.

Is is the best. have been handling
Hughes Tonic for years, it is the best
chill remedy | have ever known. Dur
the past two years | sold nearly twelve
gross. 1t comes nearer being d univer-
sal chill cure than anything ever han
died. > Sold by Druggists. soc. and
81 90 bottles.
PREPARED BY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
GuStaVO Rodriguez
ABo0ADO 7 NOTARIO
karlna s, FsEGs. PEsyts-RiGs
Para los que quIeFan cOlOOaF
blsR 81 dlneF0

Sc vsnda 8 Rrfisnds IN Ppnes, sn
Ia sails ATOCHA, IL mss senIrisA de
Ia eiudad enGra las dos Pla7ss primal
pales, an almsssn do mampoStsrfa
madera del pals, de II pisa 8 Puiga'
das 5 de rsnts por la cAlls del eol }
50 II pulgadaB Por 10 dc ATOCHA,
trsnta { las sasas de Rnmanuslli D O,
r. vAIdeaillA HemAnos = Q.
FoE tsner este AlmAssn dos Arri
mos % hass may tkcil tAbrisarls NM
pIanta altal somdn kngnlo do man-
PoaIsriA zclAmenss, TRmhisn una dl
pladoS AlnIAA mAmPostsriA sonlixu1
anterior sn 10 s1lls del SOL. ii "a,
sdQVisrs ssta FropisdAd lsndrk sr
husn iussrks dc 80 dinero, Para in
tormss dirigirss { RAyAEL RIvERI
EnRaI,--seI lt. Ponee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
DESDE COAMO
Los repubIicanos de CoamO
trabaian la destituci6n del
iuez sehor GuiIIermety,
UN NEGOCIO
UN NEGOCIO
Con el senior Domenech. -Es.
tablec'miento sin licnncia.
Como anillo II dedo.

se acant6a cAdR vez mks ell rumor
de qua los prohombrea del pArt,do
republiearo en esta villa trabai an In
destituei6n del Ledo. RAfasl Caller.
msty. E. seiior Jutz % un letrado de
alta eapasIdsd y do ssriedad inaoaps.
ehtble. Perteneee 81 E6msro do los
msgistrsdos que posssn 10 cieucia del
deresho y Ia coneiensla del debar. Tea.
tan Do qus 90 10 dessituyA. NJ sirve
para 10 que Sc le nsceaitA.
So nos informA que sl syuuta.
im'epso do este pueblo, intsntA nsgo-
ciar con sl asfior Domansch los tubos
, dan d ; Rssssorioz deslinkd1s 81 aaus
dusto, Qus desds el alsAlds don Flo
renclo santlsgo hssta nuessros dias
duermsn On 10 plaza principal. El
ocsto de ellos f4e doce mil pesos pro.
vineisIss -dfosse que la vsnta 90 hs,a
por dos mil dollars,
~-Por con6 isneIas, que no mere
can orealto, sAosmos gus en- el hArri0
de Santa Catalina no sonaIents la In.
morAlidad de que cieftoa adsstos do
10 eolscNvidsd republicans tspgan ca
sAblesimientos sin habsrloE dado da
alts ,dNftaudando 2&i les intsrsses del
municipio.
Antonio Rivera y Rivera, veeino
del bAfrio do Coamo srriba. noa on
earga hagsmos ConEtar qle dssde sssA
ischA Sc separa do los rspublieanos y
hAce au ipgteso On nuestrAa alas.
Conate ali
Hay qulen asegdrA gus la aArta
| obse 6arzss que disige al & obsrna
dor "A un Alsaldes, vlene como Ani
lIo al dc ssta villa, 6 lcr del professor
Jos6 Dolores Colon, acunAdo del doll
ID do matIlao!6n.
N Nleatroa correligionarioa hA'
ban con mlsho entuaiAsmo del triuLs
10 do nustro partldo en- cate pueblo y
do Las simpatfaS y populAridad que
ditfeu.A aluf el st II 1r DAffa Santiago,
caodidato dc 10 UNION para el sarge
de A'cAlds ca los pr6x mas elecclonea.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
kSUNTOS VENEZUELA
ACuhaci6n CIandestina. .-PIa-
ia Venezo'aha para Comba-
tir a Castro.
GENERAL PRREDES
Mega la acusac on y dice que
e no acostumbra combatir
con tales arnas.
Dissn de N ievA Yor k.

L @~'-~A 49, - ~ "a "a
sFl cspitaa Gsorgs Boyton, ex.
admtnistrsdor gsnsSal de la sCompa-
nlS del o iuociS de Varfzae's, ha 81
do redusido a prisi6n en- alta e!uded,
&si ccmo el abcgAdo NJ r Thomsou.
Pdsa sobfe los dtt,nidos Ia scu-
ssei6n de que Sc dsiicaban q fsSricAr
trc queles para falls q ,sr monedss do
plata vsutz> ara dc q peso,
Dssiir&hsae ess dioera q stf.sgsr
los gaSsos que oe1uionara la revolu-
Ga qua en- Ia sesualidad 40 esta fra.
gusudo o1ntra oil presidents Castro.
Los graba3oren que h!clsron los
trcqusles, Josph Kallsr y Sidney,
hsrms sno de 6 ito, flason detsnidos III
mismo tlemgo q1e los indivldcs antss
meneic nAdos
AlegAn eitos quesu plsn eonaiasfa
Il 1ies men&s en- dup|iesr la msreda vs'
q z,lau@ ain entrar ca sus prop6sitoa
ol falsi6earla.
Una vez que 10 rsvoluei6n triurtA'
70, 10 tmisi6n e'andeatIna que ellos
h.slersn ssriA lsgSlixaia por el nusvo
aobitsno.
E general Antonio ParodeF, con
not4do s,esdeEs del pArtido indepsn-
diente de Venezuela, inssrrogsdo so-
bre las deelArsciones heshss por Boy
ION J Tompson, hs maujfJgsEdo que
iQuora en- absolute los planes dc 81
soa.
<Nosotros eltsmoa disru,s!oa 4
luchAr eonsra Castro ha sgregado OIL
general Farodes zero no son esss or
mas. 81 Boyt0n h1bIera tenido en-
rcalidad slg1n plan revoluoionsrio,
lyo hubiers tenidc, indhdAblemsnte,
eonoeimiento de 81, toda w que ga
MIRA ments SO sabs, ya que dc clio no
hs hath7 mi.tsr.os. que yo estry {
punto do promover una rsvolue. Or
contra el goblerno do Castro,s
Mr.. Morgan, ex presidcnte de Ia
.Osinoco Company hA dsclarado, d.
una marera termiuante, que Mr. Boy
Ton iamaS tnvo eonex!6n dc nipgun,
case coo 10 rtfsrida eompi fits.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
DESDE NUEVA-YORK
Carta importante del sehOr
Domingo COIIszo, sobre
mOvimiento 0brer0.
MR.. SAMUEL COMPtRS
MR.. SAMUEL COMPtRS
Sus fracs sos cuando lleva Ia
<Amerlcan FederationS
a la politica.

nj 10 fuerxa do la organizsei6n de
Mr. Gompers, que es mucha on los 10
llerss de 10 Repdblics, nj 90 csmpa q q
personal, que foe active, haeiendosc
aeomps fiar do lugar tenientss deeidt'
dos dc 10 sFsderscl6n Amricana del
TfaSsios para rsalixsr 10 props ganda
hostil q los candidatos eongresi.tAa
Bor los districts del Maine, evitsron
10 vistoria, y Mr.. Llstledsld,el boyctM
gGdo. sali6 triunfante en- 10 luehA por
una hsrmosa mSyoifa do 10 que 20
iaetan los auyos.
Como diiimoa en- una dc nuestras
trsspondenclas anteriores, 90 10 did
aster nacional & elte parsial force
!, dc los comicios ytomaron parte On
e. con au prssencia y diseursos. Mr..
Cannon, el speaker de 10 Camera de
Representatives., y Mr.. Taft, mandado
por el Prssident. Rooaevelt 4 salvar
do an posible desaatre los eandidatu
ras do aus eorfsliglonarios bsio sl
AnassmA do Gompers.
Y % que el elect t1rsdo americana
eomo sueederi On Puerto Rlso-no
ve do buen grado esa oratoria salpi
esda do jurauentos y blalfemias, do
insultos y sp6atrt tss.
El pueblo do los Ests dos Unidos,
que 90 pueblo srabs iAdor. simpAtiza
con tods eonlecuci6n qae porga .al
obrero On eondic,onss de ser mas leve
su cArga; pero Ilene para ai que donde
terminAn les derechos de los agre.
miadoa tmpitzln les del ciudadsno
cue han heeho grandss & les insiltu
eiores llberalis!mRs dc esta "a gran
Rel I1biica.
Zero oil ftscAuo del Msine pareee
no hAber amilanado q lea Is derS do
10 Federation. y 70 empiezAn q prepa-
rArae para hAeer otra nueva guerra
on laB elecoionsA de Novismbse contra
los eandit atos Antiteiieoa los fines
de aus grsm!os. AL primsro que le
han pueato 10 proA % al Speaker Mr..
Cannon, que taata labor aporso para
svlvAr q los suyoS. Aludiendo q 10
eampaHs snemigA que 10 prepArAn Al
farmer, como ls llaman aua amigos,
dies Mr.. e. @. Coz k, el director del
RuilwOy Journals
xNo 90 tomsn el trabsio los diree
torres 10 american Federation of Labor
dc AtacAr ri ITO Joae Cannon.
Estuve On DAuvIlle, pueblo do a
0iatrito On el EatAdo del Illinois, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
PoR $4,000

De contado, 80 vende la inca de.
nominAda sBarrancasS, la eual Sc
hays situsda en- eI bsrrio de sLlanos
CostaS de este termipo. Dista hora
vmedia de 10 poblacion, Sc compone
de i, 800 eusrdas de extension, todas
propias para las siembrAs us frutol
menores ' en- particular para 81 algo'
d6n eCeilan,s Tisns dos magnihooi
msnantiAles para dar de beber 81 gs-
ado; tiene eolinds sneia 81 mar } puer
10 para embArc1r todoa los frusos' EF
liz se pueden euidSr hAHta 400 eabe
xas de gAnado.
Para informss dirigirse { doa Ui
sss MArini-Poat 0nice, -ealle sMu
Res RIYeFA,p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
NORTON LINE

FL vapor sArahiatRu,s procedents
de Montevideo J Buenos Aires, sali6
direcstmente con este deslino el %
del eorriente y en- 81 oportuntdAd ae
RI desde squi despRchado para les
puerGoa cubanos dc costumbre.
Vkrov sCcrondaS anuneia hscia
fues del enIrants Oslubre su sAlidA do
los indieados puntoS del Uruguay y
Argentina con eGta elcAls, siempre y
cuando 90 ctrexca compute do earga
81 u6ciente.
D!rigirse q aus agertss Villar y CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

a. En- estA ImprentA 80 vsnde
pspel vieio de peri6dieo q q Quinlal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
tSCUELAS SUPRIMIDAS

Son muchAs las poblseicnes en-
donde 80 han suprimido eseuelas cate
afio. Esto hs motivado que ir6cidad
de niiios 10 hayan quedado ain ira
srueci6n. E nepSrtamsnto de Edu
sAcl6n, que tan buenos dIneros cueats
oil Pueblo do Puerto Rico debiera svi
tar eats pcriuieto que ae Goa. iona & Ion
pob!es nih1S do eAtR isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

Vease nuestro lnteresar te 70.
lletin, FL CabaHero de ca.
sa RUa, epoca de la gran
revolucl6n francesa, en- las
paginas So y e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
Al lEBL|C0

Gran galeriA totogrAaeA do crilsAl
con todos los adelantos modernop.
Ampliaeiones, reproduciores, viatAa
de ediaSlos, grupos J todoz trabSioz
&C ccneernentes o. rRmo. BropielArio
], A. ForRstieri. .-CaguAa P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
ARMSTRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadores
Unisos Ggsnses de Is esrVsSa sAn
hsussF Russhs del Egua mineral
sWhitt Rocks, J del de sUVAs do
kaWsl,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
ATRA(QOK DEL ABISNO
A Enrique lose Varona.
Sc nos flo ls vida en- apreisdo hsz,
culiivandol ptudentss, las rosas de las psx.

Sc NOS flo ls vida apreisdo hsz
culhvandoi prudentss las roaaa de las psx
CORA vez en- la guerra? JNasvsmsnte cpbAnt?
GY th9rR, eLtarecidOs, hermAno con,ra hsrmsno?
ION, verdes tropicAles, esmerAdinaS h9ias
oe Inrpura AeoientAs, dc verse ssmprs rcissl
Rubf csis del regfo, 10 sguanss, el eErgre
Aoa no senlis scsso, bien regsdRs dc ssngreP
Pareceis condenRdss por sl dsssno ciepo
IN abcno de mueFe una lluvia do fuego
dPesar& IN sortllsgo en- 10 rsxa latina
que al suicide 10 empuis, al dolor q ls ruina?
Abominabls SEQ oil bktbaro assvismoi
que puao en- nusssros ooa In attraction del abismol
Ia hsrencis sgonafia que d ID America Eaio
10 dlesdura arrba 10 rebellion ahajo
FL csntvo infAuato que busea 10 t,rreno
lin uns tdsadsd que 10 sAve del clsno!
De essa virus morboso 5,n d6nde sata /, yeua
para txsrParla? GO6nde do o0nvulai0n 40 LENA?
Aver contra 10 madre; luego, conlrs sl hermsuo.
80 deitsczR 10 txirps Sc aniquila 81 cubaro
En- el madAns obscure, contra e fssrte exsrspjero,
deendrA vigor triunfAnta oil brs 20 penGereiert?
lNo lloraremos todos 10 gloriosa bsndera
oelendonos al paso; <ieual fa6. ningunA ers!s
III fmpetu insensato isera arrepentlmisntt?
FL odo frarclds IVera remordim entt
JQl6 hA dc quedarnos lufgo refrsnads Ia ir.P
Para llorar 10 culpa, los oios y 10 lirs.
On las sagradaS fosas. que hoy snegs L9tso
La mkldiei6n eternA do AgrAmonts Mece1
dHAssa euando, Juatisla? LbartAd, Shassa cl a1d1?
La palomA latina ha de volsr sAugrardo?...
-Haa& que Sam, GIgants que o. hShil ctzAdor
de IN disparo le quite la vida , el honor,
Manuel S. Pichardo,
sepIiembre II do .sO6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

TODD 90 volvia <sl tio Joe Cannon pars
aquf y el ito Jca Cannon para al q J
No 20 necesitA gus TN hombre perma-
nezea mueho tiempo enire los eleeto
roe do ese dtltrito para llegar 10
conclusion de que 90 invensihIe el vie
io do 10 Iusnga pera. Y no me sor-
prsadeIia saber que volvsla & salir
eIeeto Ior unA mayosia mayor de q
Qte ob,uvo hAss dos afioR.s
Si ESQ sCCsderA sq1i con el Ep a
ksr Cannon, lque oeurrira en- Puerto.
Rico cuando el erudito Matter o. que
90 me antoia el Cannon do nuesira 10
10 -empiees q disqarAr los tIros GER
leros do 81 tAmoAA orAtoria?
Ent6nses 90 raFgN a i Adbitt m ,nte
Iaa nubes pre6adas do RsPiraeionea
p,rAonales y aparecsrA radiAnte la
<Uni6rs victoriosa por enlre las In
trigAs de- tailer y laa Quimsras vAni
dosAa.
D. CCIIazO.
Setiembre II do l 9C6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
3 & VENDE

Una ealdeEa mulsltubulAr de so
caballos, con sus Ascsaorios, muy
POGO uSAds, y una bomhA de riego
compound duplex con camissa de
brones lsin habeFse usedo) de l. 800
galoneA Por minutes, con so pies de
tuberfa de sueesi6n , dessarea de 10
pulgsdas de diamstro. Dlriiiras 4 don
Visants UssrA, cAlls del Comsrslo No
4 T, 0. Box q Ponce, 2, r. In Al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
NOTAS De JUNCOS
El Inspector de eScueIas del
Distrito. Edificio para
esCuelas, terminadO.
DOS HERIDOS
DOS HERIDOS
La Circular del Hon. Gober.
nador 4 todos los Alcaldes
For LA DEMOCRACIA.

Aver e'tuvo On este pusblo el inH
pector de essuelAs del Diatrito, Mr.
Richard, ents a ldoae del ostAdo de Ia
easA on que van q elts blecsrss la'
eteuelas ! db.isas, y ccmo dieh9 edit
clio quedark termlnado en- eats samans
serAa abisrtcs el l6nes 10 del entrants
-Ha sldo eursdo On sl hospits
sl obrero Gnillermo CONT, de lai
haridaA que rssibi6 en- 10 eafia d.
un andamio on Las obras que sst& eje
sutando la Coleet.vA.
-Ha ingresAdo On sl citado asilo
LsocAdio Rivera eonlscusneia dc
una h,rids que 10 fae irfsrida on una
mano por IN tAl F6 TX Vega en- una re-
ysrta que tuvierop, aegdn ae dice, On
81 ventorrillo do CRsiano o 10. FL iuz
gado de Psz inltroye al proceso.
-HA aldo muy bien Asoiida Ia
circular del honorable Gobarnador &
los alsaldss sobrs fanzas & sierta ole
30 do personals dc mAlos Rntseedentes,
al eometer una fAlta O delit1.
-Es lefda con muCho interes en-
esta localidad LA DEMoCRACIA por
los impostantss artieulos que ha tral-
do on los ditimos dias. Los gusgu,
ros Andan al rastro por consegoir el
peri6dico.
CORRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
D. CCIIszO'

Setiembre II do l GC6
, 1906-04-27
BOBBY WILL BE
SuRE-ENOUGH STATESMAN

Captain Alexander is the efficient
a-uartermaster at Fort d. A. Russell and
he has a little son OF five summers. The
other day little Bobby appeared at the
outer door of the captains office and
inquired in a somewhat ostentatious
manner for Captain Alexander. The
man who responded showed the young
gentleman in and then reported to the
captain that a boy wished to see him.
SHOW him in" said the captain. With
the same 81 don't know YOU air Bobby
passed in where his father was engaged
| with his daily duties. Good morning
captain Alexander" said the yount
man. Good morning." said the cap
tain. what can l do for you, sir?'
"Captaln, what is sin?" asked Bobby
"Sin," replied the captain, lis a trans
gression, iniquity. doing something In
~disobedlence of the divine will
We'll" said Bobby. do you believe
that either you or 1, captain, could
have escaped the hood?"