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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15
lien Past Sixty In Danger.

More than half mankind over sixty years
OF age suffer from kidney and bladder dis
orders, usually enlargement OF prostat"
gland. This is both painful and dangerous,
and Foley's Kidney Cure should he taken II
the first sign of danger. az it corrects irregu-
larities and has cured many old men of this
disease. Mr.. Rodney Burnett, Rock Port.
Mo-. writes Il suffered with enlarged pros
tate gland aud kidney trouble for years and
after taking two bottles OF Foleys Kidney
Cure feel better than have for 20 years al
though ! am now 81 years old" Melville
Dorsey.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15

The Seaboard Air Line has leased
thirty miles of railroad iron to the
Fosburg Lumber Company, to run a
standard guage road from EaughaHs
III Warren county,to some point near
the line between this and Halifax
counties The lease was recorded III
tho registers office this week, and
covers FIVE pages TYPE writtenl oi
the record. Ii provides that when
the lumber company gets through
with the iron the same shall revert
to the Seaboard Air Line-Louis-
burg Times.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15

II is in Mr. Longworth's Washington
house. however. that the newly married
couple will spend most Of their time
for at least the next two years owing
to his congressional duties. This man
sion. situated at Eighteenth and Q
streets. only two or three blocks from
the White House, is already pointed
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NOTICE.

STATE = NORTH CARoLNISAl
to Publication
Jack Hargrove. James Bul- Of
lock and J Ohm Bullock ,Alius Summons
John Hargrove and William
Henderson.
GTeefing:
You and each OF you are herby summoned
to appear at the Clerks Office Of he Superior
Court OF Vance county on March ] 1906, to
answer the petition of W. II. Parrish ns ad-
ministrator Of Willis IInrgrove, deceased. in
which he is asking leave TO sell "a tract of -
acres Of land in Nutbush township. Vance
county. that dcscended To the heirs of Willis
Hargrove. deceased, To raise "a fund 10 pny
the debts Of said Iiargrovr. and the costs OF
administration. If you fail Ia plead. answer
or demur to said petition by March / 1906.
petitioner will apply to the court for the re
lief sought in the petition.
This January 81, 1906
HENRY PERRY.
Clerk OF Superior Court of Vance county.
T. 7. Hicks, ATTY FOR petitioner.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15
every
l. q t O

u..- uter or the
presiuent gets
inarrIeu, nor is
it every presi-
dent that has a
daughter lik e
Alice Roosevelt.
So 1t is not to
be wondered at
that the Ameri-
can people-and
the whole world,
for the matter
Of that-are In
terested in the
event Of Feb.
II. Even the
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15
A t1eaiing Gospel.

The Rev. J. {. Warren, pastor Of Sharon
Baptist church, Belair. Ga says of Electric
Bitters: Its n Godsend to mankind II
cured me of lame back, stiff joints. and com
plete physical collapse. ! vas so weak il
took me hall an hour To walk a mile. Two
bottles Of Electric Bitters have made me SO
strong have iast walked three miles in 30
minutes and feel like walking thrse more. II
has made a new mau Of me Greatest rem
edy for weakness and all Stomach. Liver
and Kidney complaints. Sold under guaran
tee AT Melville Dorsey drug store. Price Soc
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15

Have you been betrayed by promises OF
quacks, swallowed pills and bottled medi-
cine without results except damaged ston-
ach? To those we offer HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 10 cents. Parker's Two
Drug Stores.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15

years iltet, lGs been more than a
moth n TO the girl. Miss Roosevelt
was educated i'll private schools till
she was eighteen, when she made her
debut in Washington society. Before
that event not Il little of her time was
spent with her mothers people in Bos-
ton. In the vicinity of their Brook
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-02-15

1t is at least TO be hoped that the
Mrs. Morris incident will not involve
US in difficulty with any other coun'
try-Durham Herald
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24

Mrs. Christ Siverts OF Glendive is
visiting in Taylor. Miss Elma Weig-
landa accompanied her as far as Dick
inson where she is visiting Mrs.
Charlotte George for two weeks.
The Congregational ladies were at
home in their church parlors Wednes-
day evening in the midst of effective
decorations achieved with bunting and
flags. Supper was served at six o'clock
followed by an evening spent in play
ing old fashioned games.
The Knights of Pythias proved
themselves princes of entertainers
Thursday evening and their popularity
was evinced by the presence Of $50 to
800 guests, who each received a
fragrant carnation as a favor. The
music was fine and the dance all that
was promised. Supper. was not served
in the opera house, the people choosing
for themselves. DR.. Davis was host to
some twenty-five at a swell luncheon
served by Landlord kim at the St,
Charles and other parties found a
delicious spread at the new Metropo.
Titan Cafe. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colgrove have
issued invitations to some fifty relatives
and friends to witness the marriage of
their daughter, Ruth V. to Edgar
Shelby Remission at their residence on
Hannatord street this-Friday-even-
ing. The house is prettily decorated
for the happy occasion with pink and
white carnations. The bride will wear a
handsome gown of white silk. over
white silk and her, flowers will be
white carnations. She will be attended
by Miss Emma Messersmith and !. E.
Messersmith will act as best man. Rev.
c. E. Dobson of St. Johns will perform
the marriage ceremony. A delicious
cold collation. will follow, after which
the Knights of Pythias have rendered
their hall and music for a reception and
dance. The Rathbone Sisters, of which
order the bride is a member, presented
her with two handsome chairs and the
other gifts are many and beautiful.
Mr.. Kenlston has a responsible clerk
ship with the N. P. and he and his
bride will remain in Dickinson. For
the present they will reside with the
brides parents, beginning housekeeping
in the spring in the Gaunt house, which
is Mr.. and Mrs. Colgrove's wedding
present to their daughter.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24
A large and elaborate W%ashington's

A large and elaborate Washington's
birthday party was given Thursdayeven-
ing by Miss Francis Soules to her
schoolmates and friends. The Soules
residence on the west side was fairly
ablaze with flags and draperies in the
national colors. In the hall, opposite
the entrance, a large flag was hung
against the wall while a strand each of
red, white and blue. fastened at the
center with tiny flags, formed a star
radiating from the chandelier. Flags
adorned the arch leading to the parlor
where tiny flags outlined the edges of
the lace curtains and a graceful drapery
Of the stars and stripes was carried in
four directions from the center chande-
lier. In the dining room tiny flags we're
also used to border the curtains while
bands of red, white and blue mingled to
form a pretty decoration from the
chandelier. An elaborate luncheon was
served at9eight O'Clock at eight small
tables, red predominating in ices and
cakes. Small flags were given as souve-
Mrs. The water color place cards
pretty membranes Of a very pleasant
evening-were the work of the talented
young hostess and were in two designs,
hatchets with. cherries on the handle s
and punches of cherries. Following
lunch, the guests found partners for
"Anagrams" by matching the parts of
the name of a city. Anagrams proved
great fun, Irene Walton and Walter Raw
making highest scores. Acting char
AIDES was the concluding entertainment
OF a delightful evening.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24

For rent-barn on Clough street. F..
M. Thompson. 2-24-tf
New Spring o%vercoats. Very stylish
and correct. The Hub. 1t
We can loan money on Stark county
land. Crawford & Burnett. I.27-tf
Girl wanted for general house work.
Apply to Mrs. H. c. Berry. 2-24.tt
Will sell my wolf hounds. with or
without cart, cheap. c. H. Merry. 2-1o.3p
Mrs. E. J. Berry, Mrs. LA. Simpson
and the Misses Messersmith, were the
guests of Mrs. T. J.. Greene at dime,
Wednesday.
A. l.. Martin, ]. B. Stoddard, L. F,
Crawford, H. Gilbert, H. Robinson, w
G. Lang and R. L. Barnett are the in.
corporators of the Sentinel Butte.Yule
telephone line. u
For sale-a few more hymnals, jus,
the thing for .neighborhood Country
prayer meetings and Sunday schools
Five cents a copy while they last. In
quire at PRESS Office.
Lee Boyd, who has been in Min
neapolis for some time learning the
BARRIERS trade, returned TO- Dickinson
this week, and is the guest of his
mother, Mrs. E. S. Lindsey.
Philip w tanner died this week at the
age OF s.. Deceased was the father oil
Frank Wanner. Funeral services
were conducted Friday by Rev. T. L
Rabsteineck from St. Joseph's church.
About thirty Of the. Epworth League
members Of the Methodist church
arranged a very pleasant surprise for
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Gress, at their
home Wednesday evening, the occasion
being the birthday of both Mr.. and Mrs
Gress. Various games were played.
which we're enjoyed by all. Refresh
ments of fruit and candy were served
burning the evening. The League
presented them with a handsome chair,
The guests departed at a late hour, all
having had a very pleasant evening.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24
Saturday, feb. "a, 1906.
LOCAL NEWS.

See J. Vaughn for baled hay. 17.o-tf
Smoke Henry Gray. None better
I-27.tf
Miss Abbie Sheehan Of Fargo has
returned to Dickinson and is again at
the Ideal.
Trunks and v~alises. Best at the
Hub. I-I3-tf
See the grand final tableau Monday
night in which small army of children
take part.
Elegant new line of spring shirts at
The Hub. 1t
Willis Kirkman has resigned at the
Recorder Office, and is to be associated
with E. L. Scofeld on the new paper.
Money to Loan on Farm Lands
Crawford & Burnett. 1-27-tf.
The best local talent has been
secured for "True Blue" which will be
presented Monday evening next.
Funke's chocolates and creams are
the best that money can buy. Sold only
BY Mcdonald & Pomroy, druggists.
II-4-tf
Miss Grace Crowl entertained eight
at dinner the evening of Washington's
birthday and five tables informally at
900" in the evening.
Taxidermist Dodd has some fine deer
heads on exhibition at Mcdonald &
Homroy's drug store. They are for sale.
Inquire for prices. I1-4-tt
6. w. Belknap and family of Ana.
mosa, Iowa, are soon to arrive in Dick
inson. They have a Car of immigrant
movables on the way.
DR.. G. "A. Clarke, Dentist, plate.
crown, bridge and porcelain work
Office over Mcdonald & Pomroy's drug
store. - 7-2s-ti
Henry Hoth will be here with his
family next week and would like to
get a small house. Word can be left
at the PRESS office.
Fancy silk handkerchiefs, size IS by
IS inches, at Is cents each at Mrs. J. L,
Browns. 2-l7-3t
Mrs. Frank Kihm entertained seven
ladies very pleasantly at a six o'clock
luncheon Wednesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Berry.
Marshall post Office, or the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kyseth, was re-
Gently the scene Of a pretty home
wedding. Minnie Osterwind, sister to
Mrs. Chas. Kyseth, was united in
marriage to Henry Madison OF MINI.
Rev. Gaustad OF Taylor performed the
ceremony.
Herman Leutz Of Taylor has money
to loan or farm lands, on low rates of
interest and five years time. 2-1o-tf
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24
Notice.

To whom it may concern: The part
nership of Asa Gardner and Robert E..
Carr, known as Gardner & Carr, has
been mutually dissolved, Asa Gardner
paying and collecting all accounts of
said firm. /"
Dated this 9TH day of February, 1906.
ASA GARDNER,
2-lo-3t ROBERT E. CARR.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24
Broom Grass Seed

For sale at a low price, 4 miles south
west Of Taylor. Mail orders will be
to. SAM BRAND. 2-24-3t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
Para los que quleFan COlOCaf
bien su dIneFO

Sc vsnde 9 arrisrda en- Ponce, sn
10 ealle ATOCHA, Ia mas eentriea da
Ia eiudAd entrs las dos plASAa prinsi-
pales, un Alnseen de mAmpostarfa ,
MADEIRA del pals, de n pies 8 pulga.
das 5 de irente por Ia oAlls del Sol ,
S0 II pulgadal por 10 de ATOcHA,
trente les easAs dc EnmAnuelli q c.
Z. VAldeeilla HenAnoa q C.
For ssnsr este Almaeen dos arrl.
mos se hAss muy iGoil fsbricarle una
plsntA alta ooEadn Angnlo de nam
poItsriH solAmsnte, TAmbien una d.
dos plSntaa manpoateriA eonslgua q
anterior en- la calls del SOL. FL Out
Adouisra estA propiedad tsudrk az
huen interea de au dinero, Para In.
iormsa dirlgiFse 1 RAFAEL RIyERl
EsRsI,-Rel H. PeRsa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
En- Ia CANTERA
Provoclones y esca ndalos. -
Un hombre herido.

Nos inf,rmsn que en- 10 tarde de
sys", domir g., andaban varios repu.
blicanos CON gli'arrss, por el barrio
do Ia Cantars, oAntsndo causiones
provocatlvas ra'a los unioni,tss.
A'g1nos de sllos 10 aituaron nor
In noche, como las nusve, eu la
pulperiA que ea'a frents al local de Ia
Sub iunts unionista, &C nNnuardo en-
aus rrovt csciores,
En- vista d' que 70 SO lea hacfs
easo, fu6ronse q In otra cuadra, Gala
Arenas eTquina Le6o, donde pro-
movieron Ia gran sritllea, rssultsndo
hsrido en- un brszo, de arms blanca
el union'stA Ffsnc!sco Ltuari.
AL insiAuts so preaens6 ell policfs
de asrvicio y concluy6 el etca udalo.
Fac d.tenldo Pedro Alfonso, re
publicsno, presunto sgresor, que ne
hsllaba esco n1ido en- una casa csrca
M al taatro del sucsso. Nos diesn
sue AIfonzo ha aido proeesHdo yariaa
vices.
Ell sgtsaor tue llsvado oil cuartel CO
10 pollcia y el hsrido oil hospital.
Momensos despues llegaron mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
LUNES IL,

Han caussdo una gran impression
aqui y son el temA prefereute de las
conversseionea rdhlicss, las dos ho'
's aueItas publicadSs por los repu
blicanos de JusnG Diiz Arecibo,
que reprodujo ccmen'6 LA DEMoCRA.
CIA, en- 81 pdmaro de 'y:r.
Sc considera m1y diffcil Ia sisua'
ci6n del o. Il Hernsndez L6ptr,
Aver, por fl, reysntaron las
nubss en- torrsntss de sgus. Todo el
die estuvo lloviendo, pero los sgua'
csros Arreoiaron por 10 nochs. El
cielo aigue encspotado y 90 aguardA an
/ nuevRs )luvias.
Aver tarde no pudo llevar.e 4
efscto. por motive do 10 lluvia, sl mi
sn unionista que Sc iba a cslebFar en
los F anpanos, mas ALA del barrio dc
Canas
FL domingo pr6ximo 90 ce.ebrsrd
dIcho acso, que sera, iadudabl smente,
brillArte
eT En- vista del gan auesso que
hemos obtenido con lss ampliacIone.
On bu'tN do fotogrsflss que ofrees-
mos nueatra clientels, nos eompls.
cemos eu prorrogar hasts fues do afo
10 donaei6n de los tickass que dan de-
rech1 q 10 Adquisici6n de dichas sm
p'tsciones, seg6n circular que con este
motivo publicamos en- Noviembre pa
sado que remisiremos al que nos Ia
pids, BAZAAR OTERO.
LA easrsmidad do ls eale del
sComs 'cios, hscia las afderas do Ia
poblaci6n, eats ordinariamente en- NAL
estAdo, rero cuando llutvs 90 pcne
atre E; por donds qulerA ss ven bseh,s
enormes. No vendrian NAL a'gunas
carretadas do tosca en- 40 uell 0 sitio,,
-NuesNo amigo don Am6tico
Marin hacs activas geattones Dor lie
var d Caracas el teams sAtenass e.,
facil que se eonsiga la C c7opsra.i6n del
gobierno ventzolano, Aqui ha ercon'
,rado muchoa simpatizadores 0! pro.
y cto.
ID asde 81 slbAdo ae eacuentra an
MsysgaeS nue'tro amigo oil Lcdo,
Matierzo CinVoa.
Dos nuevss denuneiss 40 han
preser tado ante cate Juzgsd1 muniai.
pal contra el oorresponsal de El Aoui
Ia on Cayey, por lib,lo. Los denun'
ciantss son don Miguel Bsrsnsgxi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
SECCI0N ESPECIAL PARA PONCE
ALGERIA |HFANT|L

Ls prensa republieana bate pal-
mas como niho que 90 pore zspatol
nuevos.
La ha saeado de Quleio oil pacle
dc Msyagd'z
Y grlta alborozsdo: tAleluys
alsluy,
Sc comprende peEfeessmsnta 90:
idbilo y nosotros les AlensAmos 4 que
stgan divirt!@adose que 81 freir ser q o.
reir y 70 vendI q el ITO Psco c)n 10 re
bsis.
Los pQbretss han apurado tsntc
acibar en- sstos dfss que uua gotta de
MEL los vaelve lccos y 10 sstan pi'
dIsndo ma, miel.
supopgamos IN campesino ac7s
sumbrado q conner ps tatas, que up
die 10 regalan un pan m ,rsuo on pre-
sencia de tt'os que se a,imertan dia-
rlsmante con pan blsnco.
Crsera ser un h1mbre eompleta
msnte feliI J quero hay mad q superior
al pan que Gomez. por caaualids d
Pues los republicanos estsn on oil
caso del campesino rscior q adose con
patatas, con pan moreno q largos In :
sesvalos y nosotros comemos pan
blAneO tod0s los dfaa
1Qle ganan el distrito do Maya,
gtsz tambiSn por contera 81 do
PoneeP
Bueno, h3mbre, busno; noaosros
tenem %, en- camb'o. San Juan, Hu.
macao. Arecibo, Guayama y Aguadi.
| . comphtamcnte ssguro,
De manera gus siempre somos Ia
msyoria.
Y conste, que exore. Aadonos aal,
les eoncsdsmoa muth,, porque esos
distritol de que tsnt1 blasonan, Pom.
cs 7 Msysgusz, no soa para elios as'
guroF, sino dudosos.
E'tando tan bien eomo estamos,
por que no ensefl arles d ser gsnero
soG?
No nos molesta el idbilo de nues
t.os sdverssrios.
Regoclienae eor ls limosnita que
lea ha dado ls mals susrte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

son, comp almplsa manjfsstaeionei
aialadss de personals impulsivaa qre
sun no han sStiio desprenderss dt
las vlc'osss eustflspzss que recibis
ron, en- dfss mas obGcaros que mob
otroE.
nj debemos permltir que prospere
sl dicho de que los republicanoa orga
nizan a)gsradas contra nosotros, con
tsndo Ia Uni6n en- Ponce una msyorf,
inmenss, puss sso probatfa sin nirgdu
geasro dc dudas sl POGO rsaptt3 que
nos tienep, atrev6ndase q molestarnos
y ultrsiarnts en- la propagation d.
custro eonsra Glen.
No coneedsmos & Las btsvusona
daa y cQjefi0s co media doceaa do In
dividuos mayor importsncia dc laa
que tienen en- re&lldsd
Abulikndol's 10 alarma el dbli
60 y 80 i:6lys ds manera desastrosA
aobre el aaimo do los electores asus
tadIzos,
Con trIbunslss ressos y poliefa
cumplidora dc sus deberes, no hay M.
do que temer.
Cassfguess & ssos aspirart t,a a On
bszas de motfn con una buena dosis de
erclerro carcslario y 30 vera cuAn rk
pidamsrts 80 spagsn los impetus de
los dsmas.
La mayor parts do les drsgona
das polfticas que han ocurrido On
Puerto Rico ca eAtos asos t timos no
hubieran passdo iamAs, de hAberss
ampsrado siemprs este pals bsjo las
inietativas dc IN gobierno iusto, 60
mo sl Qus senemos hey,
Esos va1ientss scostumbfan ano
yArse en- 10 taerza pdblicA y cuando
lea falta tal sosiel 90 sometsn & 10
condisi6n de siudadAnos politlcos.
81 aglnoa no 10 c'eep todAvfs
al, peor para ellos. va aprsndsr6p,
por propis y dolorosa txserIsncis,
que no % asi.
La Union es demasiado grande y
faerte y estA { una gran alsurs para
preccuparse vor las hsxs6as de tses
8 cuatro individuos que con prete 1,os
pclftIcos alssrsn 10 paz I1blies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
La Union arriba
y los "cajas' abajo

Algunos amigos nusstros, obssr
vando los frecuentes ovossciones d.
republicsnos contra unionistas, aquf
On Ponce, crsen que vuelven & deli
nsArse entire nuestros advsrsarios Ia,
srs1as dc IN sistema polft'co, como o.
que pract'caran, con evidente 5xIt,
On las slseciones do l, 9O2,
Nos pareee que q esos buenos ami
gos los dedos SO les sntoisn huespsdes
y que no esta sl horno para bollos-
sihsmos dc hsblar on vulgo, o. dee!r
On ref &n.
III, como in lilo tempere tuvi6semos
ea 10 Fortaleza un gobern ador do Ia
MADEIRA do Hunt, y 10 policia sig gaisss
sirviendo, como ssrvla por squel en-
sorcss, los interesea del partldo repu
bliesno, no dudarfamoa que el tel sis
sema 90 repitiese do nvevo con TODD
~ abasto dc ilegalidAdes, atropslloa
y violenciAs.
Hey no pasa asf por 10 sepeilla o
ION dc que han eambiado los tismpos
y las eoaas en este sentido que Antes
quedaban impunes. hoy Atrasrian sobre
sua autores una grsvfsima RESPONSE
bllidAd que ss tradueirfa dc un modo
Immediate, en- 10 sarCi6n penal sonsi =
Ruients.
81 hay entire los slsctorss republi-
canos alguno que 90 atreviese 4 or.
ganisAr turbas y 4 lanzarlas como
psrroa do preaa sob.e sus adyerssrios
polft'cos. sin tener para NADIA on cuen.
h las circunatancias que le rodesn,
10 eonsidsrarfamoa loco 6 tonic, DOR
mstsrss en- smprssAs que no bsu,acIsn
s los suyos y si les rssultarian rerju-
d!ciales.
Lo nd' que pueden hacsr-y ain
duda 10 hacen-ss aplaudir On los con.
eillA>ulos dc su colectividad las de-
mt'isa dc aquellcs corrsligionsrios
que TODD quisren arreglarlo por me
dlo de 10 leda-eomo ai esa ltfa no
10 volvleas tamtieu contra ellos-6 no
desautorizarlaa termiusntemente, CO.
mo 4 psrtidos series y honradou 90,
eresponde.
Los esesndslos que ocurrsn aQuf
s!ls, debemos tomarlos ccm 10 Que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
|MPRESIOIES Y NOIIC|AS

comereianse, 7 don Pedro Rivera Co
llsIo, an bos easimsdos correliglona'
rios nueastoa.
-Rsgrss6 del norts de Ia isls oil
popular C0c0}ta con su orqutsts.
Auoehs TOGO un bale en ell Casiuoi
Sc han llevGdo q eabo ex&menss
en- las ofeinas del correo, para los
as1irantes al servici) civil.
Preienssronse exkmen una sslIo'
rita J aieie i6venes,
-Denurcias por 10 polief..
Jot6 Dolvs lie y Juan Valennp,
por hur!c; Ana O;tis, por eRaadalo
y aggression; Pedro Alfonso, por .sges
sion,
En- una manitsst&oi6n de Juan
| Brun, gus apareci6 oyer, 90 puso
squivocAdsments oil doctor FsrrGn On
vez del doctor Ferrer.
va 90 hs 6iado 81 ri olieo 10
relaci6n dc Comerci antss 8 IodussriA-
les elias lcados con arreg'o q las Ia
ritss aprobadas por sl Concei7 muni'
clpal dc eats eiudsd gus en- geza 4 4
reglr al dia primsro de Julio de 1907,
eorrsspondisntes al afio fscal de 1905
4 1907.
e microbes proxImo 40 celebrA'
I'd un mitin de prop'gAnda unionilta
on oil harrio quinto,
Ell Comt6 untonissa local hs
nonbrsdo una comiai5n do mi.ius for
mAdaa por nue.tros eatimAbles GORE
liglonsfios don Simon kores, don
Manuel Vidal ssnch'z y Ludo Ne
mesio Cansles.
-Eitau vacAnses slgunoa emplsos
nunicipaes de corso sueldo, los Qua
lea 90 provearAn sn brevs'
- BE es't procedlendo & la eomprA
do los mueb'es necesarioa para la lna'
salAeitn del club unionlssa.
Han smbsreAdo para NV York
las dIss!nguldas sefo :itss Rosa Cruz
y Elsa Auge les, hiiss do don Edsl.
MIRO Marsiues, CAPTAIN dc este puerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
ANUNCIO

Sc ha recIbido en- oil Leon Poneel0
uu gran surtido en- calzado para Ga.
sorasl de eharol, glaze, color cham
pagne, blAncos y cabri'illa, 20 formas
distlntss Para nifoa, espesialidad
on ca'sado faerse para ir & la eseuela
y dno para veat'r, UniCos ex psnde-
dores DO calaAdo chsrol y csbritills
para hombrs mArca sUaivsrsals ds
"A msjor en- f1rma y cAlidad al sFIors.
heinz y dera'' Sombrsros, corbatas.
euelloa. puH 10, eamisAs, q lnanidad ds
ar'iculos para cAbAlleros nlIos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

10 fiesta gran r11ero de scoIoa do
dith> ca'culo, con AuR familiss.
No tuvimos el gnsto do Asistir,
psro sabemos, por irtJrmss de ANA
teurS enthusiasts, que las tacultadss 0
artfHticas do Mr. Eis gustaron mus ho
al select, audisorio del CAiino y que
dicho pianista reuus buena cualida'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

Federico Toro & Co. Ponce
Sc aviSa las lefiores comeroIan
tes dc 10 Iala que tsnsmos siempre ur
gran Eurtido de sombreros de paia
del pals hoPmAdos en- todaa iorms,
Preeios limitados por doeenas. Ropa
becha nara homhrea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

policies J disolvlsron los grupos.
Como ss v6, los republicaro, O, to
ian preparAio 81 Q0.p, dss1e Dor In
tArde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
EN- EL CASINO

Anoehs % eisctu6 en- el Casino de-
Ponce el anunciado eoneisrto del jo'
ven pisnists haitiano Mr.. Justin Ellie
A psaar del NAL tempo soncuri6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
A LOS SUSCR|PTORES

supllcsmos 4 los auscrlpfores de
Ponce que tengan euertas pendIents,
con eats ohsins, 80 airvan solyentar
las a Ia mayor brevedad.
des do aentlriento y eiecuei6n, habien.
90 toeAdo correctA y brillantsmsn,s
todoa los n6msros del programs,
Tsrminado el ooncierto, 90 bail6
pr6x 'mamente hsata las dos.
Mr., Ellie dN una segurds audi.
ci6n On oil teatro.