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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-04-12
66e Nebraska Independent

100000; in 1904, 4,72S,00o; in 1905,
over 100000.
The exact number of sheep in the
state is hard to determine. The l900
census officers found 511,273. The
number estimated to belong in Ne
braska in 1901 was 549,S10; and In
1902, 100000, but when it is recalled
that the shipments for 1923 amounted
to almost 100000 the numbers gwen
above seem too small. .
In production of horses Nebraska
claims seventh place and is raising
many very superior animals for draft
and coach purposes, but is not concern
ing itself generally with breeding Tor
speed, believing that the largest re-
turns upon the smaller investment Oh
time and money are realized by the
breeder of utility animals. In 1860,
Nebraska had less than 5000 horses;
| in 1870, 100000 in 1880, 100000; in
| 1908, almost exactly 100000 and in
/ 1904, 1,085,800. The shipments in 1902
amounted to 1890; in 1903, 1853
Vegetables for Market
Irish potatoes are a very sure crop
in Nebraska and the states total pro-
duction for 1905 was considerably
above 100000 bushels and the state
average per acre, 125 bushels. The
i quality is excellent and the price
commanded very fair. Thousands OF
acres in the western part can be made
to produce potatoes and every acre
will give net income of from $50 to
$50 yearly. The income from some is
$50.
Sugar beets are suited to Nebraska
and given return to $50 and even $65
and $40 per acre. Irrigation has given
great impetus to their raising in west
ern Nebraska The Grand Island fac
tory alone contracts for about $25O,OOC
worth of beets for a single seasons
campaign. The price for beets varies
from $3.50 to Sc per ton, with ar
/, average of about S.. The yield aver
ages eleven and twelve or more tons
per acre, with some sections yielding
twenty tons.
Other vegetables, including melons
: sweet potatoes, onions, cabbage, pea
: and, in fact, practically all the roo
crops and garden delicacies, yiel'
abundantly, and are of fine quality
Onions will run 1000 bushels to thu
acre. Sweet potatoes are PARTICULAR,
successful in the Loup and Platte val
legs, yielding 200 bushels per acre
Celery growing is one of the newl,
developed industries of great promise
The peculiar sandy soil of the Platt'
bottoms, and the islands OF the Platt'
river are we'll suited to the growth 0
delicately favored, high-grade pre-
duct. The amount produced on al
acre is from one to one and one-hal
carloads. Celery is always quoted b.
the dozen stalks, and the price in cal
lots of 10 to 20 cents dozen. 4
car generally contains about 1,5OO t
1000 dozens, and is worth 5000 to $500
Soil and Rainfall
soil unexcelled by that of any stat
in the union in the qualities necessar
for the production of good crops III
der varying conditions. Owing to tn
wonderful absorptive quality Of tn
soil it is peculiarly adapted to the prt
auctions of good crops under the ey
tremes of either wet or drouth. |
time of heavy rains the moisture seep
through the soil to it's lowest deptf
and is there held in reserve unit
needed, when it unfailingly comes u
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-04-12
Indigestion.

Stomach trouble Is not really sickness, but a
symptom. II is O symptom that certain set Of
nerves Is ailng. Not the voluntary nerves that
enable you to walk and talk and act-but the
AUTOMATIC STOMACH NERVES over which your
mind has no control.
/ have not room here to explain how these
tender, tiny nerves control and operate the stom-
ach. How worry breaks them down and causes
indigestion. How misuse wears them out and
causes dyspepsia. How neglect may bring on
kidney, heart, and othertroubes through sym
pathy. ! have not room to explain how these
nerves may be reached and strengthened and
vitalized and made stronger by a remedy Ispent
years in periecting-now known by physicians
and Druggists everywhere as DR. Shops Restor-
alive, Tablets or Mquid.) have not room to
explain how this remedy, by removing the cause
usually puts certain end to indigestion,
beching, heartburn, insomnia. nervousness
dyspepsia All OF these things are fully ex-
planned In the book will send you Tree when
you write. Do not fail to send for the book It
tells how the solar plexus governs digestion and
a hundred other things everyone ought toknow
for all OF u.s. at some time or other have in
digestion With the book | will send free my
Health Token"-an intended passport to good
health.
For the free book Book on Dyspepsia.
and the Health Book on the Heart
Token" you must adj Book on the Kidneys
dress Dr. shoop, Box Book for Women.
e94O, Racine, Wis State Book for Men.
which book you want. Book on rheumatism.
Dr. Shops Restorative Tablets-give full
three weeks treatment Each form-liduid or
tablet-haye equal merit. Druggists every
where.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-04-12

For the free book
and the Health
Token" you must adj
dress DR., shoop, Box
e940, Racine, Wis. State
which book you want.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
HERM|A|A MENDEz ACEvEDQ

Cuando apenAs eontaba ounce
afos, sn la Il Or do Il iuvsntud, On ssa
edad dlehoss y sonrriente, b1ia al
se2ulero 10 gtaciosA y sstlmable iovsn
cuyo nombrs sirve do epigtafs q eStAs
lineas.
Nina, como acostumbraban lla
marie aus famillareG y amigos, desa.
parecs del mun1o do los vivoa ante el
terrible azots de 10 ingeatA enferme
dad que deltruyo aQuella sxlslenoia
LENA de enesntos.
Era ID fnada h'ia amAtf .ima del
dtsttnguido cAbALero do LArss, don
.Juato Asndex Mariltz, sobtina dc
nueatro f 1ado c1rreligIonario don vir.
gIlio Acsvedo, prlma dc don Aurelio
Msndez Serrano, Dslegaao q Ia Cana.
ra, y dc don Andrea Msndsz LlclaRA.
corresponsal nneatro on San SshAs-
liAn. e--.~ 20
Lamsniamos d,HgracIa tan Esrsi-
BILE y enviamos el tsstlmonio de nuss
tro dusio q IL fAmilis de 10 mAltgn.
do iovsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
DE P0LITICA

81 II politics, segGa 90 ha dAho,i
sa 10 ciencia- del buen gobierno, las
sgrupaclones de esta fndole son el
puuto de partlda de ssa ciencis, porque
dsellas ae derivs 81 Poder, siendo lAs
encar gadas de 10 elecci6n , selecci6n.
81 ssta & tina resultA sfortun ada
y 10 primsra &c eisreita en- lcg 81 for
ma, 10 efisaeis del regimen i'm ,lsnta-
do podrk ser bene dciosa al cuerpo en-
tsro do 10 scclsdad, que 10 componsn
10 mayor IL y minorfa. Frf
Cavour no dicho que polfsica 90 10
ciencis dc las sransacCiones y no 10
falta raz6n,
La polftica, euando SO sjusta q los
priI cipios dc ls moral, no pusde per-
,eguir otro fin que el busn gobisrno
para el pueblo, derivandoss Dc Cato el
bisne.tar, el progreso y 10 fslicidad.
Al bnsn gobisruo, para que los
pusblos sean tslises, le llegs de una
de estas dos mAneraii por al voso ssu
mulado dc 10 msyorfa y 81 buen jul
clio oil e.egtr, 8 por lA asumulaci6n de
eAfuerxos dando vida & 10 revoluci6n,
Toca q los directories do ID po. I'll
GO aaber cuando debe el pueblo some
serse q la primera formula y cuando
dsbe Q puede arrostrAr los peligros do
10 segunda.
El primer t6rmino % 10 normal;
el segundo 90 10 anormsl y 90 el que
necesita de ser aclArado;
La independents % y dehs ser
para un pueblo su mas legfIima , no
BILE aspirsclon. Y squf cab. pregun-
tar; dTodo pueblo qae no ae gohierna
por af mismo debs aspirar q In indie
pendeneia? La raz6n contesta Que II
Y todo pueblo que no ss gobisrns
por Of mismo, puede ir a. Ia eonsecu.
ci6n de tel fn?
Sobre este punto, oigsmos &
Abraham Lincoln, qulen dice; xTodo
pueblo cuAlquisra que Sc sienta dis
pussto q tenga el podsr para ser indie.
pendiente, posse oil dsrecho do levsp-
tArae y de ex ,ulsar 81 gobierno exis-
tante y darse otro nuevo qua mka Ia
convepga. Ests es uu valiosfsimo.
un sAcrasf ,im3 derecho que, 10 Greg
mos, darA 10 libettAd al mundo en-
tero,s
No esioy del TODD, oon Line DIN.
pues aunque el pueblo no 10 sients
dispussto, nj tsnga el podsr para ser
independents, no por ESQ dsiar& de
poaeer el dsrecho que le asiste & ser
libte.
Piensan otroa que. cuAndo un pus.
bio no 90 aisnte dispueato & trGla
luchA armads, nj menos tlene el D D.
der. 9 10 fuerzs para hAcer possible au
triunf ', no debe aventurarae q empire
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
NOT ICE
70 Wh0M 4 mag c0Nct m.

=
WHEREAS, Ths American Rail,
road Company of Porto Rico has pre-.
senied 10 tbs Fxscutive Council oil
Porto Rico q petition for . franchise
for ihs Constructlon, operation and
mainlenancs OF q Wharf la ths Har-
Dor If Port of Mayagaz z and for .
branch track to connect same wharf
10 the main line tfihs American Rail
road Company, and rs
So WHEREAS, the Committee Of
Franchises, Concessions and Privi.
legss CT the Executive Council %
ordered y general hearing On ihls %
plication 10 bs held In III. otflca of .hs
Attorney General Of Porto Rico ON
lhs 10th day Of May, 1905 or any day
lhsreafter; a~t
NOW THEREFORC, notice il
hereby given that the said petition Of
lhs American Railroad Company Ct
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
E.DICTO

Ea 10 Corte Municipal del Dlstrito
Judicial Municipal dc Nanad, Paer.
to Rico.
EatAdoa Unido 90 do Ame.ic El Presi
dents do los Estadoa Uaidoa: o..
F. Nachargo & Co.,-DsmAnd anie.
Succession do jose K. Gllestra q. DE
mandado.
Enpsa&amiento
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico, & 10 Su.
eeSi6n de Jose E Gllsstra, cuyos legf
timos mi smbros 90 delcOnocan y domi
cilios SO ignorAn o aesn dem andados
antas mencionados. ... .sf.
FOR LA PRSSENTE Sc MOTT
FICA A USTEDES que 80 ha presen
lado en- 10 ohcina dsl Sscretario de In
Corte Municipal del ~ Dlasrisro Jadi
eiAl Municipal dc Manatf, Puerto Ri 20,
la demanda del actor antss cit ado, en-
In eual 50 solic!ss 10 Corts en- ~ dfa
dicte una ssnieacla ordensndo que Ia
sosisdsd demand ante, rscobre de Ia
Sucssi6n del deudor jose e. Giisstrs.
10 sums de dosoientos deCe pesos trein
to y ocho OenIavos moneaA Eapafol
especial, igual & Ciento vsinte Y siete
dollars a.entl y un centa vos, sus
intereAes oil ttpo convanido dssds al
81 do Ensro de 1895 b Ista ~ pago, y
& mas las costas de este pielto.
Y habi@n1ose GomprobAdo exists
causa dc acci6n contra 10 Succession
demAndAda y presentsdo declaration
iurada C1n arreglo & la Ley, la Corte
hA ordsnado se hsgs 10 Sltacl6n q la
Sucesi6n menoionsos por medic de
edictos On sl psriodieo LA DEMocRA
Ola, por termino do caArenta dfas v
una vex por semana; y por tanto se
eita y 90 notlfca q usledsa, que do no
comparecer & Contestsr dichA deman
do d.ntro do los clsrensa oiAs, sl de.
mandante podra obtener un fAllo & au
favor por Ia sama de clelto veinte
siete dollars cusrensa y 10 csntavop,
sul intsresea J CoItss, aegGI 10 esoe
{. .fca en- 10 de-nAnda.
Ext.ndidA b1i } mi firma en- Mana
II, Puerto RICO, noy I3 de Marxo de
1905.
Pedro ], RiUsra 90
SeeretArio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28

sss que implicarian I'm suicidio,
deblendo acegtar las transscc!e nss de-.
corosat COZ el Poder.
Dssde cate momento, 10 ,poiisicg
|smpiszaA sptrar en- sl tsfreno de la
eiencis de las trAns aceionss, segdn
Cavour. N
Paede IN hombre pensar en- con-
ttafio de este razon amisnto; pero los
psrtidos polfslcos deyen procsdsr, en-
todas circunasancias. siustando ,u
condussa & 10 ysrdadssa clencia 20.
lf.ica. ts ~
Transaction decoroaa no implics
renuncia del dsrecho. ~
r Nusstros advsrlarios polfticos los
repuhiicanos hsn criticado 10 slausu.
la que eonita en- Ia platAforma de Ia
Union de Puerto Rico, como possible
0 acceptable, rsspecto & Independence,
elausula que qusdarfa dsfendida, On
este easo, por las palabras dc Lin
coin,
Ningdn partido, nipgda pueblo.
ningda hcmbfe que tenga como spto del
dsrecho, rsspsto q Ia personalidsd
humAna y amor al progrsao y ID u.
bertad, csnsurarA nunca Ia a,piraci6n
al propio gobierno,
Los parsldos polfsIcos que vsrda.
daderamsnts encarnan los ideAlss dc
les msyorfss ciudadanas, y dstisn.
den, CON buena .dcctrina, en- esfuerso
gigsnteaeo. los interssss comunes, sin
compfometer el Ideal do la Patria, h,
rs lleven 10 protesta q las aiturss de
10 exsltaci6n, o b.sn ne debasan On pa.
cienss psto energlco trabsjo de bsnsa
CLOS para sl pueblo, de liber.adss para
el pueblo, de respeio para el pueblo '
garanifs, tendran siempre el aplAuso
general de las muehsdum orss ' sl
respeso de los gobisrnos h ,nrados,
All. el partid, unionista era fasr,
to en- 10 oposicl6n 4 an goblsrno ' 4
IN partido, vsncisndo on los comicios:
y continda siendo mas fuerts al an
su actitad de no oposici6n q un 90.
bierno que 30 dispOns & rsparar II.
ofensas ilfsridaa q la digaidad huma.
m por uno anterior iDjasto y desp6.
tico, eatAndo asegurado ~ py6xImo
srlunfo tAnbien.
Tieae probado nuestro partido ous
no nscs.hA de 10 simpstfa, nj memo,
del apoyo de ningda gobierno para
triuIfar. No asf los .rspublicanos, !,
que Ae deicoacisrtsn y 90 pierden en-
una Discrimination risihle, dsads al
solo instsnte On que 81 sario
acspsa los serminos do un armis,icio
yas dispone & batirlos en- tods Ia II
nsa con impulses vigorosos,
r. h&;ln~ N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
D[sDE lMC|BO
"a pebiaci6a 50 diViefte !:
Q HasIga' en- las Iiaciendas.
Meeting obrero. ''''
poR SAN, SEBASTIAN
Bales en- el teatro. -Carreras
de sortfiass. = Circo euro- :
Z peo.-Ilanta electrical.

AbrI SG. Para el pr6xlmo dfa On
que comieLzan las fsssas patronaIes
en- Arecibo, anuncia eI prcgeama 10
siguients;
~, Por ID mafana diana "A les u
del dfa l:ctura do un bando ioooso ,
compsrsas do maicaras. A faS 8 do 10
tarde, sarrsras do hiciclstas con pre-
mics para las do lentitud y velocidad.
A la > carrsras do sortiias. A Les s
do 10 nochs resreta y faegcs artifcia-
les y elevation do globos. A los 10
bails do iosiedad on ei teatro.
--Se esperaba que hoy ae lsvantsrfa
90 huslga el peonsie dc las hscisndas
aoiieitando aumsnso de iornal. Con
este motive hnbo anoehs un msssipg
ohrero, On 10 plaza. 80
Hoy ssli6 para los pusblos de
Camuy, Hatillo y Qasbradillas, el
Inspecsor del distriso doctor Lngo Vi
mas. Va satiafscho DEL esiado santa
rio do esta ciudAd. 93T aa~
Sc han pAralizado les obras del
sendido de 10 via del fsrrocsrril Que
senls q oe co lducir los srenes hasta el
puenle do b gerro, por no .ensr ID au-
torizac!6n del ayunsamientos Sc hacsn
gessionss por 10 compsiiia para dicha
concession y probAb Ablsmsnse 90 resolve
RI esss asunio en- 10 session de este no
che del Concsio Municipal
Mr.. Porhmann, administrator
general de 10 central <Jsfl oi,, ha do
nsdo & la comisi6n recaudadora do
fondos para las v.ctimas dc San Se-
baati6n Ia suma de rs dollars, los cua'
LEI han sido rcmltldos scto continue
al alcalde do aquslla poblAcidn. II
-L1s palcos para los bales On el
tsatro ae vsnderan On el eAtablecimien
TO Gel 8, Il JraF. Torres Corderor
Para lomsr pa.te On las CARR
ras dc sor,iiaI % necesario solicltar
una tArieta de los comisionados seflo.
res Ramon Ssjio . r. Ramoa.
Ell aAbado dara au primera fun :
ci6n en- eatA cudAd 81 afAma ado Cireo
Europeo. E..e sera colocado. frente' 4
10 tahonA del senior Lsdsama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28

Porto r 90 viii be heard by the said
Committee ct the above named time
or Aiisoon th,resfter a. the said COM
missees VIII consider the sane, and Ill
persons desiring TO bs heard Tor or
against The granting Of safd petition
may present ,Hsir areufnsntI eth r
orally or in writing 'before Inc said
Committee at The sAid meeting
Tia Ameroan Railroad Company
Of Porto RicO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
G. Atiles Garcia,
DEsDE QuEBRAD|LLAs

! Eli22 del actual cslsbr6 10 Logia
sCoEsilissioas de ests pueblo honras
tdnebres 10 memorla do nuessro mol.
vIdable amigo el gra1 patricia don
Santiago r. Palmer. 81
Asistio dicho aeto numerosa
concurrencia, masones y profanos, re ,
sultando muy solsmne. ta
El Dr. don Julio Audinot csrr6 81
scto con un bsllo disc lrao y el Ven 0.
rable de 10 Logia, don Pedro vleira,
dsspidi6 q los concurren.sI con leasi :
dRa frAaea. \.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
Revelation plod|gasa

Las P'Ed0ras ContortGtiUas zrqpica :
les ds "a Ancia'sa. Fp4h9q son un pre-
parade exselents No bienen rival pa
ra combatLr 10 anemiA dc los psise.
cAiidos. Allmorlr 10 Anciana Fulthop
ca una aldss de Ir.Anda, dslo, entire
vArics seCrelos, la formula de an.
pildoras maravillosaS, que eursn
siempre. ala cuando hSyan faIlsdo
los dennis remsdios. LeAnss los olle.
tos que aoompsfi an Ia csiG.
Pre:io Is csatavos GAIA.
De venta en- t)daS las fsrmaciaa.
Para las uentas al por mayor.
FaEmAC.a do ze. bl.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
De SABANA GRANDE
Enrique MaFarsi. TN sho-
aadd.A D0R Mandsf MaIa- !
ret. EI cabO Lucca.
IRlla9N iIHoDgyhR
La Propaganda republican,.
siempre en- GUS }rece. liza
I'all7 tlistnia oantaIsta..

G&&HRE$ Bae
Abril s5.-Desde 10 semana pssa.
do se snausntra On este pueblo, aeom-
paflsdo de % distinRuida esposa & hi-
jos, nut stro muy qusrido amigo don
Ensiqueg gMalsrstn e}gic04a R
El s.iior Malarst, que tns oacial
del siSrSito libtftador 40 Cubs j hoy
dsssupsaa nm falsb sareoosn 10 admi.
nistrasi6n civil do aquella rspdblica,
psrmaneeer& dos meaes sn lsts %
pueblo natal bra fsS ser
Grata estsncia entre nosotf0s do
seamos & los distiuguidos hukspedes.
I'll sGbxdo psrea q she gadoi On
el RIO <F .orsas,el indivlduo' Jose Nom
aerrate Valentfn alias Chalo. Parees
que despuei que ss baa6 = euando ae
dispopia & regsesAr & su case, TN ain.
cope le hizo oasr rnusvamenss al rio de-
donds fn6 txtraido % ead6vse en- 10
tarde do dicho ola. ean q t1
Lamentamos tel desgraeis.
Hoy tuvlmos 81 gusto do saludar
On este pueblo 6 nuestro buen amigo
don Manuel Malaret. " sahsr
Ell cAbo do 10 Policia InsulAr
aeflor don Luis &. Lucca, % un cum.
plido cAbAllsro y'tsnto 81 como loo
policias que tisne 8 sus 6rdsnss,a cum.
plen fslmsnts los debsres de ID cargo.
El stdor Laccs, cons digno BRO.
ceder, hace h'nor al cuerpo On que
militia.
--Se encuentrs vgtayemsnte ysnfer.
mo nusstro consecuents eorrsligiona.
rio y amigo don Ramon Almodoyar.
Q lisra Dlos qps rteobre 10 salud
|el digniaimo compatri0ta. Il
-Algunos rspublisaros do eata
localidad dasplegan toda su actividad
y mAlR rs, cd 10 propsgends dsntDdo
genero dc f,l,sdadss con lasssualss
tratan dc sorprendsr '&loS elsciores
Yale atribuysn & nuestrosr homhres
es.s 8 aquel propo,iso periodical pc.
ra los intersses del pueblo; 20 afr.
mau que 10 Fey Municipal, ipor 10
parte que 90 referees lasssrifas,etraa.
r& 10 ruina de- los comsfclansssa & in
dussrialss; ~, On fn,' aasGuran con
un dsacaf6 incxlifeables cue Jusn q
Pedro serG slealdeG unionists ssQue
|haG tal 6cual eosa asentxsoris Q hos
dsfsehos del vecindasio.a ssag ~ ae
Tai cdmulo dc rnsntiras ccnstita.
70 el caballo do bAiails Dc eros poll.
siqusro. sid co1cishcis,, q6sds todo
en,.oadsn, 'insnos do 10 qus fhssrslz {
Ia moral pdblica y q bisnestsf del
psis. g. e' " -"
Fslixmsnts - verdad tarde 8 tsm.
prano 40 impope y lot impostorss tis'
men con q desprscio, pdblieo. q casti'
60 que merecen.
CoRREsPoNsAh.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
CALDtRA Y MOTOR

Sc vends una cAldsrA do rs oabA
ilos y un motor do So oApslloa ds Ia
rsnomhrada tabrica SAtlas,, tisne
POGO uso.-Para intormss diriiirse 4
B. &. De Sola. p. 0. Box sos. San
Juan P. 3. 2vR1m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
PUNT0 Y APARTE
Al seiiaF don laan de los Pa.
iotas, donde Sc encLentre.
.Carta sin seIl0.
COMMISSIONER.
Aspirante a la mano de dona
Leonor. ~ Breves noticias
acerca de su Partido.

aCerca de Su Partldo.
Qaerido Juan; va corc!bo
tus enoios contra mi, -.....
Lsonor nunca pisnua On II,
lconque esa carta to eseribol
Con motives de polftiea
20 no ie que to dire:
lucha = luchs, total; nj
y la situsei6n mas erftiea.
ESQ sf' con la espsrapza
cads cual vive alsntado.
81 nadie 90 halla canssdo,
On porQue sigue 10 danza.
Tus colegas-lo aseguro-
sufren rsveses mortsles.
y para colmo de males
perderan & Puerto Arturo.
dLo dudaa? Pues si; 90 muy cisrto
Son ellos.... 10 minoria;
dismiauye 81 alegfis
y hay quisn se do "a por muerto.
Todas sus luchls-.-. sgrarias
90 han vuelto flfas, lde vsras!
!Oh, Juancho, si III los vieras.
solo 80 eacuchAn plegariaa!
Sc mueves, mas CON desgano,
pues van perdlendo ~ el brio.
No hsy quien los pass del rio,
nj quisn lee tienda 10 mano.
AL ewsrrao nadle syuds,
(snfsrmed I'd contagiosa)
dice el doctor BarroAa
que apuuta ctliis aguia;
Mas si concederle al cielo
plAce hAstA Noviembre vida,
no faltarA Quien desplda
(H srnAndez Lopez el duelo.
Abur, Juan mi querend6n,
Corto soy, pero "a basta,
De Il 90 deapide hAstA
10 toma dc posssi6n. -.
EI hombre qua ri,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28

Cafe, chocolate reirescos
Dfcores, Who's, frutas, Gambres
Tabacos J ciga. rilloe primera calidad
Abonos para comidas para empleados del
Comercio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
DePendiiente de FaInacia

s. nece'Isa uno que tenga prAcslca
auhciente J que pueds dsr rsfsrenCIas
satisfActorias.
Sc deaea sAber la retribuci6n qua
prstsnde, etc. etc, DlrlgIrIe apsr ado
252, Areciho P r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28
{, Benitez Casta6o
AbOgGdo y NOtariO

AbogGdo y n0tariO.
Eieree ante la Corte Federal , Tri.
bunales insularea. Garantixs Ia ius.
sripeion, sin dsfectos, do los documsn.
tos suietos { Rsglstro. - Criuto 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28

+ Ha6ltaciUnes a1 S9 froscas todas con. .bal;oues
Blflos y duchas ~
kmpresa de cocheS
| Sc eiraen lunehs y banquetes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-28

Oubiertos so centavos
Oenas la Carta
Oomidas a domicilio por messs
H1lIacas los sab2dos
6slscto CAldo gallegO lOa dQningos
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-04
MUST CHANGE ALL THE. FLAGS
New Star for Oklahoma Causes Re-
arrangement-Washington Off
caIs Have Three Plans for II

WASHINGTON, July S.-Indian ter
ritory and Oklahoma having come
into the union of states another star
must be added to the flag The field
as at present arranged on the flag
consists of forty-five stars in six rows.
the first third and fifth rows having
eight stars and the second, fourth and
sixth rows seven stars EACH Officials
of the war and navy departments are
now working out the new arrangement
of stars.
Three plans are under consideration,
any one of which will meet the gem
eral requirements. Each provides for
six rows of stars. One plan has eight
stars in the first, third fourth and
sixth rows and seven in the second
and fifth rows. Another arrangement
has seven stars in the first and sixth
rows and eight in the second, third
fourth and fifth rows. The third ar
rangement shows eight stars in the
first, second, fifth and sixth rows and
seven stars in the third and fourth
rows.
An important consideration is the
possibility of the necessity for a
further alteration of the field of the
flag by the admission Of Arizona and
New Mexico as one or two states in
the not distant future. Under the law
the proposed change in the flag viii
take effect July next.
April 4, 1918, congress enacted the
following bill regarding the United
States flag, and it stands as the law
today:
Section 1. Be it enacted that from
and after the fourth day of July next
the flag of the United States be thir-
teen horizontal stripes, alternate red
and white; that the Union have twen-
ty stars, white in blue field.
"Sec. 2. And be it further enacted
that on the admission of every new
state into the Union one star be add
ed to the union of the flag. and that
each addition shall take effect on July
4 next succeeding such admission"
The last previous state admitted to
the Union was Utah. January 4, 1896,
and the flag was then changed to it's
existing form with forty-five stars 1t
Is said at the navy department that
the change i'm the flag does not involve
much physical labor and can easily
be accomplished All the national flags
are made of bunting and the work is
done under government auspices. The
stars are simply sewn on the blue field.
What will be required Is to rearrange
the forty-siX stars on the flags In
stock and TO issue them i'm place OF
the flags with forty-five stars now in
use by the army, navy and marine
corps and other branches of the gov
ernment service.