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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
KEEP Up
CRUSADE

Charged with running \ Disorder
" house az itgsls let Av.. u. A. Ole
200. who IL said to be the pFopTlesof
% the place. waz arrested lat even
ina On . warrant sworn out before
Police Judge Gordon by pairolmsn
t.ock wood and iiefEaIrom.
The police report shows that thu
man Mas convicted Of the same II
Tease a few months Rwo and wAs
fined II the time. investigations
made hY patfulmsn on the beat are
said 10 have developed the fast that
ihs proprietor Of the place vas
aEaia evadlua the Law
After hurriedly tsiefihonlnE
Arouud. uleson secured tieQ cast
bail This he Deposited ia Insure
his appearance fnr trial. which viii
pfopahlY BE- held late ghia afternoon
In the police court
q AS onls last week that another
similar resort ~aa Faldsd on upper
ith AZ. bat owing 10 the lack q
evidence o. Show a continuing Of
fensr. the ruHrt vas compelled Ia
discharge che man and woman who
Nsfc PLACED under arrest
The officials assert yehementiY
that they wlii aliBN $40 alaordsfiY
houses run outside Of the restricted
district ard that - long ~ sueh
places arr discovered the pFuprietofa
attn BE- arrested aud pruses utsd "a
The limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
NEWS|ES
REJOICE:

You bet. well all be there ="
yelled The Star nrwBbodya and car
riera yesterday afternoon. when In.
formed by the circulation manager
that the management OF the star
theater had planned n special mat
inee for them next Saturday after
noon.
Many times IN tho past The Star =
newspaper merchants have been the
guests Of the management OF the
Star theatef. aud the boys have
never failed 10 thoroughly enjoy
themselves And unless an invita-
ton comes Just 80 often. y suggee-
ton - quite likely 10 come from
orc u the boyh
AL ~ the ncwaboyn Of the city
are invited next Saturday. They
viii meet at The Star office. on 7th
aV.. AZ las o'clock. and With Prof
Miners Star Carriera' band will
march la a body 60 the theAtsr
Ehere the balcony has been set aside
for them and they will be permit
't'f to enjoy themselves to their
hearts content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
DEMAND CLEAN
CITY
CHURCH PEOPLE AT MASS
MEETING TAKE STAND FOR
STRICT ENFORCEMENT or
MORALITY LAWs-WiLL CIR.
cuLATu PETlTioNs.

Five hundred representatives. from
the various churches Of the city ais
aembicd az the Westminster Presby-
terrain church last night 10 make "a
demonstration IN favor OF the en-
fofeemsnt Of the morality laws Of
the city and state. steps were
taken towards the formation of a
permanent organization FOR the pur-
pose Of UNFOLDING officials who are
seeking 10 enforce the laws against
gambling and slot machines. and FOR
the purpose Of urging the enforce
ment 81 the law against saloon
boxes. the midnight saloon closing
ordinance and the sunday closing
lau against saloons and other buHi-
ness houses aud places Of anune-
muut
Petitions viii be put IN circulation
throughout the city commencing
Mayor HaiilnEef for abolishlng the
Hiat machines. and urging Mayor
Moore Co remove an saloon boxes
aud close 80" saloons AZ midnight,
aud on business houses on sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

r,.rt.s, on sAIp@ea'' 70 the
Wa. Wa ,s,mdlug valdes Seward
sss' So. IN be raised trom 80 10
- - . ,aa. Il an UNDERSTANDING
: W. .'..'.s between the different
:, wharyes alons front A
- was held on the quiet
w..k aga and the NOVA was
~ grm an authentic source
~. Earned that the different
,ese companies sailing their
t -sss tpm the wharyca con
So. 500 nave been appfiae1 OF the
sssss- ..,'satsA Increase and many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
PLAN Lono WALKS

v
Members Of the Young women's
Christian association are making
extensive preparations for their OUT
door season and have organized four
clubs, Tennis, boating. outing and
rambling clubs will be the four
branches through which young la
dies hope 20 take advantage Of the
pleasures Of Puget sound summers.
Tho rambling club Will make u
speciality of long country wallis and
the outing club will Eo IN Tor sail
Ing and tally-ho rides Last night
The association gave an April fool
party which WAS hugely enioyei by
about 80 members Next Wednea-
day evening millinery party Will
hes given. Each member IN sup
posed 10 bring a young gentleman
who Will have the task OF trimming
hat which his partner viii wear
during the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
A MINUTE
INVESTIGATION

VIII show what a big saving there
viii be IN the eutsrate sale. ON Fri
day and Saturday. ~ Weyih's Effer-
veaeing Salts. al bartella Red Cross
store. Ga End ave For $50 you can
get salts for which you'll pay soc
To G0c elsewhere. NJ follows. So
dlum Phosphate. VichY. Klsalngen.
Magnesium sulphaie. Phospho H..
thia, Lithum Citrate. Potassium cit
rate and Htrunilum Citrate. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
YOUR IDEAL MAN


him 20 be honorable 10 himself. IN
his every act and word that his
word would be hla god. IN 50 far as
Ia the breaking Of If he would have
the same fear Of hls God as In
iranagreasiOn.
In business. that he would be
what the word implies Just That
he would never take an unfair ad-
vantage. especially Of tbs weak.
"1n compassion the grandeat ana
nobleat Of all. he would consider the
faults u mankind and Judge them
only in himself
Physical Qualities.
AS 10 physical qualities they
count for uaught with me-for /
know that the man in whom would
be- embodied these three qualities
would have the face OF the erucifix
yea. perhaps too mnch 10 be true.
Though / am an American, 1
would that he would not imbibe
the spirit Of the day. for believe
Il savora too much Of mammoniem.
/ would have him be wealthy. not
rich. and at times 20 dwell with mo
I'm the beautiful idealistlc This Ia
my conception Of an Ideal Man
but then. how many Of us attain
our ideals. - Z
RUTH Hops.
"2siO East Union St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
STILL A MYSTERY

The police have not been able 20
trhfn anything In connection with
tae fercnt mysterious shooting care
~ which an Italian named Louie
Tuniio vas tho victim The man
was shot IN the back while walking
on Nashington " last sunday and
u HFlll In Providence hospital.
whore his condition 10 reported a.
favorable The wounded mAu re-
fuses 60 discuss the Incident further
than 10 insist that DO does not know
Who fired the shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WISE WOMEN
IN SEATTLE

VIII save money by buying house.
hold druga at the big bargain sale
III nartetla Red Crosse pharmacy
do 2ud ave. Friday aud Saturday
6ea bottle pure glyccrine lie. t-oa
bottle Klyeerlne and roaeWater. lee.
SzoN bottle best witch hazel. lac.
sees bottle best olive oil gqe. l-ox
bottle beat bay rum. isc. i3-oH
package pure horaN. &c. aud a Dot
OF other bargains Just AS good. 's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
0ne-Fourth Off
On Syringes

A. nartolrs bis Red Cross drug
store. Gle md av. Friday and sat
urdaY only FsirfaH. z.qt slte.
fountain sYfihges SOC. the Marvel
whiFlluE upray. $3.50 kind sat5.
and others Alto !. off on hot
water bottles and tee bags 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
ACREAGE ON SOUND IN GREAT
DEMAND

Acreage with sound frontage. ea.
pcciaiiy in line ~ the projected Iu.
ierurban railway ard boulevard be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma. and
along The waterfront. near the Sc
attic Everett line. Is in great de-
mand. The Pacific Investment Co.
walker BIDS have listed several
good pieces In these localities. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
BOYLE MAKES
HEROIC STOP
LIEUTENANT DRAGGED ALONG
STREETS ~ FIRE ENGINE
TEAM WHICH GOT BEYOND
CONTROL or pRtVuR--No
REPORT Is MADE.

Lieutenant noyle. Of Engine com
pany No. 3, added another laurel to
hiH credit yesterday when he herole-
ally stepped runaway engine team
at the Flak Of His life The speeia-
tors who witnessed the incident aas
his daring act was all that avcrted a
serious accident
The apparatus from the station
was answering an alarm down
broadway. and the snap fastening
tho line 10 the bride OF horse on
the engine VAS either unfastened at
the start or dropped out after start
ms. for the big team Of three horses
with the heavy engine behind them
reached "a terrific rate of speed BY
the time they struck the sharp ala
saK turn LEADING across Yezler way
ana into Ninth sv =
Jumps From Hose Cart
Lieutenant iioYie was IA the
hose cart and. seeing the danger
Immediately Jumped out ard watch
lng his opportunity reached the
bride Of one % the outside horses
lie Was dfaKEcd for quite a dts
lance. bot finally succeeded Ia
bringing the team to a stop A.
rurdinK 10 several hyatnndsfn Who
Witnessed the whole performance
one 81 the tines Whs found 90 be
loose from the birdie
There vas no report Of any run
away et headquarters this morning,
and the men - Engine company No.
> denied that any such occurrence
had taken place. No less than a
doNen different eye witnesses. hoW :
ever. who San the whole ihiuE teatis
- Co the contrary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

The Merchants Exchange reports
the ship ElWeil arriving al isahalna
IN leaking condition and elao re
porting the loss Of iao. 000 feet Il
humber. caused by heavy seas The
Elwell sailed from Port nlakeiey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
DIAN to RAISE
WHARFAGE RATE
,aoa FIFTY TO sEvENrV.FVE CENTS A TON HAS
No osclpGp oN-sHpaGNrs TO rHE WESTWARD nv
...ss ALONG rRoNr-srGAssHlp COMPANIES ARE NOT
al PLEASED VITA rHT PROSPECT

hard statements are flying through
sea air about the general offices.
Cut out Refund.
In the past 80 cents a ton has
been charged on each shipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
BEST BICYCLE IN CITY
FOR $50

piper 4 Taft. 1926 Second ave,
are selling the best bicycle In the
city for the money-S30 II has q
coaster brake.
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.,.assuRy $500 HATS.

= s.vrassca an other three
~ -. ID beauty. style quality
go W Il Hutchinson Co.
- Sseead amt vuiou.
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whether large ~ small one OF
this amount IS cents has been re-
funded hy the wharf 20 the steam.
shlp company. The proposition
now on foot IL TO charge Tb cents n
ton and no refund will DO made to
the steamship company
The wharf luaseea argro that ses
attic has the cheapest wharf rates
Of any city on the coast Wharfage
Is the only toll collected Indirectly
from the steamship company In
other words. steamer when
herthed az a dock PAYS 80 much per
displacement ton In Seattle a
steamer bcrthing regularly at n
dock pays small sum or the
wharfage collected from freight
handled by the steamer pays for the
dockaEe privilege.
May Ne Dropped,
The raise Of wharfage rates IL
causing strenuous feelings among
shippers. and II the new move goes
Into effect the steamship COM
nanlos, Il IL claimed. will bear the
extra charge. This the wharf com
panica are opposed TO. aud II toe
much dissatisfaction In Expressed
over the arrangement no attempt
will be made to follow the plan. as
Il IL claimed this will give San
Francisco and Tacoma a right 10
claim Alaska shippers attention,
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Three Requisites.

"My Ideal Man must b. the en-
hadlment OF THESE requisites. hon
orableneaa. business and eompah-
zion. For the first / would want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

"a. THE ANTLcIGARETTE LEAGUE
Abstainng myself from the Of cigarettes hereby
promise usemy influence induce others to do the same
also desire to have my name enrolled a member Of The
Star. Anti Cigarette League
.......'.....'''..''''s"
Address. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

Just another day aud a half Jeff
ia The stars Ideal Man contest
Your letter must be In The Star
office or the postoffiee BY Friday
night
II Il isn't II won't be counted 10
the contest aud you won't have an
opportunity OF winning one Of the
three prizes.
The letters are coming ~ III large
numbers and it, going 90 be OFF.
ncult task 10 select the best OF
them
This morning large number
we're received and the two follow
ing were selected At random.
Her Man IL Manly.
"My Ideal Man ia manly; there
fore he IL Kind 20 all. D. ever con.
aiderate 81 the unfortunate and
gladly helps the needy n he has
any bad habits. be controls them.
lie ia not blessed with riches.
but always has a good position. Be
ing reliable honest and courteous.
and doing his work faithfully. EN-
pi0yefa need him.
"He loves his parents. wife aud
home. aud his happiest hours are
spent there Above all. those he
loves love him aud he has the re-
spect Of all men
VIOLA KERR"
Three Requisites.
my Ideal Man must BE- the en-
hodlment OF these requisites. hon
arableneaa. business and compass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

)NNErs white MULE finished with clusters Of tuoks.
any embroidery egag laced up the back and fastened
baby ribbon special tomorrow 1t each G9c
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

81 whether the careless crowd that
q wanders through the British Mu-
scum ever pauses to try and un--
derstand the wonders that surround
them Do they realize the awful
knowledge stored UP there-the deadly
power slumbering behind lock and
key. which once in a century perhaps
wakes up to kill and destroy! They
knowing nothing-look with idle Gu
riosity on the pictured representations
of the great dead and the work Of
hands that have long been pulseIess;
while knowing something-have o
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

walked among thoss silent figures with
bowed head and fear at my heart
Is it reasonable to suppose that the
form which after thousands OF years
manity should have lost every attrib-
ute it possessed IN life? think 1ot.
I was in the first Egyptian room
late one evening. 1t was just before
closing time. and only two people--a
man and girl-were left. They were
standing before the case containing
the prehistoric man, and had noticed
in passing that the- were different
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
Junta Local de Vsga-9aja

A los ns0estr0S La JunsA Easolar
de Vega BHia p. r. en seHi6n celsbrA
do ell 10 de Julio dc 1905, acord0, on
v'stA de no habsrae preSentado sufi
ciente mi nero de AspirGnies para op
tar a las essuslas rurAleS de este pue
BIO, AnuncIAr 10 provisi6n de dos dc
elias, ada vAcanles, por un termino de
ocho diAS. & contAr desde 10 tschs;
disponieudose, que los AspisAntss q
elias. debsrA1 dirlgir suS solieiIudes
al SscretArio de Ii Junta, y que no se
les dArA curso d les que no llenen los
RI rtquisitoS exlgidos en- 10 Circular del
D partAmsnto de ElucLci6n ndmsro
1886.
Vega Bpia, P. R Julio l3 1906
Fernando EnTQues.
3 2, PfesidenIs de 10 JuntA ElcolAr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
Los piratas chinos
ataCan I'm steamer

Hong Kong, julio 17.-Varias EN- bar
cacIones, tripuladas por plratas chinos,
atacaron, cerca de Vouchon, IN steamer
brlt5nlco, detenl6ndolo en- su marcha, to-
mando'o al abordaje e hiriendo diyersos
lndlvlduos de la tripulaci6n. Mur;6 en- la
lucha un doctor protestante, misioncro re-
llgioso que ba en- el steamer. Dos navios
lngleses de guerra sali5ron inmediatameute
de Singapore y de este puerto en- pereecu-
cl6n de los piratas. Sc cr,e que Sc les rou.
nlran otras futrzas despachadas desde va
rios puntos del mar dc la China.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
En- centric america,
Arbitraje aceptado,

New-Yorl, Julio 17-Despues de la
derrota del ejercito guatemalteco por las
tropas salVadorenas, ambas republicas-el
Salvador y Guatemala han aceptado Ell
arbitraje de los Estados Unidos Mexico
para que resuelvan las cuestiones en- lltjgio,
suspendlendose las hostiidades y prone
tiendo ambos contendientes someterse al
falo que pronupcie el tribunal que ha de
constltuirse muy en- breve La mediaci6n
estaba preparada por diplomaticos ameri.
canos mexicanos, a fin de aprovechar
una coyuntura favorable. Dicese que los
delegados Sc reuniran en- el Paso del .fgu5-
la, eludad fronteriza, que esta en- el terri
torio de los Estados Unldos.
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POr Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Revista rnilitar,
Vltores a Dreyfus

Paris, Julio 17.-En la tarde del lunes
el presldente Falheres pas6 revista la
guarnc6n de Paris, tornado en- Long
champs, en- numeso de veintiseis mil hom-
bres de todas las armas. Las tropas vito
rearon al presldente de la repdblica y al
comandante Dreyfus, respondiendo el pd-
blico las aclamacones con delirante entu.
siasmo. El parlamento ha suspendido sus
sesiones para reunirse de nuevo en- los pri-
meros dias de Setiembre. Ell general Sa.
rraut, herido en- duelo por las cuestiones
palpitantes, continua mucho mejor de sus
hcridas sc espera salvarle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
Brasil armandose.
Cinco acorazados

Londres, Julio 17.-El gobierno del
Brasil ha ordeuado varias casas de Ingla-
terra la construction Immediate de cinco
scorazados de primer orden. cuyo costo sea
de Cinco milores de dollars cada uno con
un desplazamiento de catorce mil tonela-
das. Estos barcos deberan entregarse
las autoIidades brasilenas en- el mes de Di
cicmbre de 1907. Llevaran cuatro cano-
mes de treinta y dos centfmetros, ses de
ounce y velnte de tro rapido por banda
Ell biindaje igua'ara al de los acorazados
ingleses y alemanes mas modernos que Sc
conocen.
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En- vez de repoff
muere otro general

San ersburgo, Julio 17.-Mientras
paseaba por los parques del palaclo de Pc
terh( #, donde reside el emperador de Ru-
sla recibio un balazo en- Ell pecho el general
Koseloff, muriendo instantaneamente. Sc
atrlbuye la muerte de este mllltar su ex-
traordinarlo pareeido con el general Ire
pof, que era, sin duda, la victima senala-
da por Ell pueblo. FL general Koseloff ca
recia de enemigos por su caracter benevo-
10 y sus formas afables y distinguidas.
Hasta ahora fue impossible descubrir al
matador. Sc cree que esta oculto en- esta
ciudad y Sc hacen pesqulsas para descu.
brlr su paradero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
El vapor "Umbrla"
encallado en- Jamaica.

Kingston Julio I7.-Ha encaIlado GER.
ca de este puerto el vapor de guerra ltallano
<Umbrla,S que viaia por las antillas que
vino hace POGO, procedente de San Juan de
Puerto Rico, donde permaneci6 una Sc ma
ma. Fue precise desmontar desembar-
car los canones y echlr terra ell carbon
y toio el lastre del <Umbria> para inten.
tar e, salvamento, Pero aun no Sc consi-
guio poner a Hote el crdcero Sc sigue
trabaiando dla noche y los peritos opioan
que hoy quedara el SUmbria> en- aguas
atlas, aunque resu'tarian indispensabes
clertas reparaciones en- la maquina en- la
qulla de dicho buque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17

soluci6n Sati,faotoriA, tcmaron parts
en- 10 aa.etsng polilloo COZ gran e1tto
Mafana darsm1a 10 res rI qaa nos
remi1e nueatro corrsIpontal, Hoy no
tenemoS espssio dlsponible.
Los lehorea AnneKy dsl Vale
rsgrsIAron aver, luneJ, eu el i limo
tneD, ere ptraadose con los ufiore.
Ga'vez J Muhos Rivera, que veni4n
dslds LArss, San ssbsItSn J Aqua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
No hay tai incorporation
h senior oazo con 'Hn@bne; uunda con PusbS pda' datye
las '1NMH' del senior Sanchez Morales,
CONTRA PALEBRAS V!CIAS D0CUNENTOs FEHACIENTEs

LarrinAes, al pArtldo rspubliCsno Cd
que milits 81 Prlmsr MAgistrado.
Son los amsricauos rhuy dAdos 4
10 pinsoresco On sStAS ConvsucIonss
naclonalss, 81 isuAl que pressnsia.
mos Aqui sn ls patri6tiea parada del
de Julio incongruenClas y despros
p6Hitos en- la forma dc Eases humorfa,
1lcaI y dstalleu diverIldos, asf tam,
oien llAman suS msQnas AsambleAs,
indioS de la llamAda Reservation, ma
Givos dc Ala'kt, igorrotes dc las Fill,
pinaI ete etc,
El hssho de que uno de los miem.
bros del parIido republicauo lnsular
puedA poner al AleAncs de 81 nombre
National Committeeman, no GIens otro
alcanse que Ell de una msra Atensi6u
con IN partido que he aeeptado sin
reparo todo 10 que vino de Washing.
toni nnnca 81 reeonocimiento de incor,
porac On con IN grupo que W desA,
pAreeiendo anse el proyector eleclricd
dc los que conossn el iuego.
Y para tsrminar, el IeAor Esnehsa
Morales sa IN comsrcisnts intsligsnts,
, SAbe que IN documsnto f.hacIspts,
una earta ohcial con 81 gran ssllo del
psrtido Republicano dc los Estsdos
UnidoS, no ss cestruye con selarasio.
nsA tArdfss nj argumsnIos supecIosos.
,.,, ;. -, D. COlIazO.
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Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAoIA.
Amigo muy excelente:

.
ITendriA uated 10 Atenci6n de con
eederme lA hospisGlidAd de So populAr
voeero para ter ciAr en- un Asunto que
- rAya en- ociosoy
Porque 10 eomunIeAe!0n del aim
pktico Sauchtz Morales, Aprop6sito
de 10 pseudo ineorpor Aei6n del partIdo
rspubliesno insular & ~ hom6nimo ell
uaeional, publieada aver en La Cores
p0'adenciG, estS pidisndo grito hsrido
una ex plicAcl6n AutoriEada de los oue
como nosolroa colAborAron en- Naeva
York para llegar q ls consecuei6n del
doeumento hcial del Com.te Nscional
RspubllcAno negAndo Ia eyistencia de
una aliatEA que no encAjA MAI que en-
10 imsginaci6n de los que Green que
Puerto Rico pssA Algo en- ell colsgio
electoral de lA Rep6blicA del Norte.
Es eas documento OFFICIAL, uENUI
NO, AUTBNTIco; estS irmado por el
Senador Srot, de West Virginia, Dor
Iudislci6n de Mr. Cortslyon, Chairman
del Comite NacionAl Rspublieano; 10
liene On Iu pcdsr sl sn)r GJnzalo
0 Neill, de NaevA York, pueds ur
visto en IL 0aciDa de eGe Atnor DOR
los que 70 pusisrsn en- duda, ' No 20
DRAM ANULARLo Nj Los sUBrERFU
5Ios NEBULosos NJ LOS soFrsMAs
de los que Green tener q
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Todos estos instrumentos son
vendidos por ARHANDo S. BELAvAL,
quien acaba de rscibir varios de Ca
da clase.
Ana Otero, Elisa TQvdrez, Lolita
Aspfroz, Julio Ateaga, Anstides
ChaUisr y otros pianistas notables,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
K0HLER & CAMPBELL, do New York
con preferencia cualqui-r otra
marca de las varias que 80 importan
en- Puerto Rico.
Pregunte Vd. d cualquier profe.
sor de piano dc ALGUN PREsTIGIo On Ia
isla por los mejores pianos y le con-
testara Embellishments; Los de
kOhler 4 Campbell, de New York.
81 Vd. Quiere comprar uno de
los instrumentos mencionados, pue-
de escribir a
ArmandO D. ReIavaI.
Apartado 81. San Juan P. r
en- 10 seguridad de que ssr& muy bicn traisdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
S. A. 1Luz Electrical"

ervco de da de Corrente contnua abala tension
pgo So haon oda sase dc nsaconsa parasas par
nsuarea pdbco abanicos clase de motores
Espsadad pautas aumbrado eecc do pusbosy ha
Tsatono daneaa ntsrcomuneados oh
MAeraes eases dc naaaconss
por ono ndrk Embellishments nueasros smpados pa
sumplmentar deseos
OHccuaa Allen A. Fa6o 10: OfanAs A. PlAnta 200.
Apartado do oorreos Al =.
Jaime Sire. Administrators
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
F.LOPEZ SANCHEZ

Aparado 20 Sau Jusp Puerto Rico Admnr6 de 6naa
Compra srenos solAres accone, "A u.,
Go' 90 Oo'a on iAA saDssa oona ioda aunso.
,ol certcs cfhialss .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
De SAN SEBASTIAN

10 hsmos reeibldo lA relshG ds ia
4 aqusl pusblo & tsrss,
g ls no' anuneia nusstrs sorrsspcussl,
aehor wendek LloisRa
81 onsmos que algda aOsldsnts en-
O. correo lA hlso ir & otro punto. Y
ncs di'tontm1a 4 inSsrtarls, ~ ss aus
40 ilegA muy taFde 4 sltA rseaeei6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-17
EN- QUtBRAlILLAS

Fl domingo eahbIn eu G lsbfadi
81, ecmlsionados por la Junta CeL-
tthl para el arrtglo ds alguuaa diver.
gsrclAE locales, nuesIros busnos ami.
g sci dccIor del Vale J don Jaime
Auppxy.
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