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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo do peri0dico 4
dos pesos el quintaL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
CARctl MUNICIPAL

Aver 4 Las Urea de la tArds Sc lie.
70 a etscto en.los sslo4eI del Ayun.
tamiento la suoasta del edit $40 Ge Ia
carcel de PuertA ds Terra.
Sc preIenIsrou cJmo postores al
Gobierno lasular pof la sums de
$50 0OOi Ia SAmerlCan LsGf Co.. DOR
90,005 y la SAmsricsn Tobacco Co.,
IS 0J0. EitA obElvo la busns pro
provisional, iateein Aprusba est. ven.
IL eli ConGeio Municipal.
Fl impOrIe de esIa vea.s Sc h.rs
ca un plaa) dc g aimee dlAs, { cJptar
dssds aver, h~acl6adosele 81 lrssja,o
de dichA propisdad q Ia ex JreIads
compsnia, o liea eobrarA IL ren,s ous
paga sl gJblerno por 10 oeapaeiop de
dieho eoihclo como eIrsel dol als,rto
do San Jgan
Fate sdihsIo 10 ~enlregArG Ell 20.
bIsrno 81 ~ De JUNO & uus propis,s
r!ol por vshcIrIs "a sss Ilsmpo a
sonTAIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
Il BALE |AFANT|L.

Los nifos tuvIeron snochs tam
blea su tisSta, au bale qua tsnto les
divierte. Y en- vsrdad que 6.te qusd6
%concurrido y anlmado. Vefsnse On ell
amplio salon del tsatro & las criatu.
ras correr y danEar inquisias, ner-
yiosas. Era precise var sus gsstos,
reveladores de una extraHa alegrfs, y
sus mcvlmientos inse Euros en- 10 dan.
"a y la fam liaridad que entire todos
ellos reinaba, para 1d~sntif3arse y
com orender GUAM titles y necesarias
son para los ninos e,tas deItas.
Los trsiss de muchos de ellos, ar.
sistisoS, trabaiados con verdAdero
eamero, nos recordahRn oil mimo de
las amadas y tiernaa madres, siempre
~dispuestas q pfoporclonAr ratios ale.
grea & eStas cIAsuraa que emp.ezan {
vivir.
M es pCaible hAblar ca d:talleade
los trsl 10. Los min %, con sus GORE
rias, no permiIlal al uh1ervArlos mi
nucios Ament,, y 10 Qu,rsmos expo
Lernos q aIguna Ink act .tGd i oni-
aiol.
En- los pa ,cJa vlmM q un dlstin
guido NUN sro de damAs que, mientras
bailAbAn los n nos aosienf ~ IN AMI.
mado comoAse 0 ssrp:nsinos y pa.
peltllos. Puede Aeclrse que Ia aldo
OIL bSila de Snocha uuo do los MAJ
div sriidos.
A la olea termin0 ls fiesta iLfAutil
u como 90 ~a;oatumbrs t.dos los an u.
em leaj ell bale dc la geate grGnde, que
duro hAtta las DICE proximAmsnts.
Tai tue 10 tesIA de anochs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
UN|OX|STAS De ADJUNTAS

Ea Convention celehrada OIL dla Is
de los corrlentes ca Adiunias, so coma
situy6 10 JunIa local UaioniNa de di
cho pueblo on la torms siguisnte;
Presldents h%onorario, don Anto'
MO Tscoronts. Etecti 20, don Ant )nio
Conde. Vie, dtn Julio b "a h.
Vocsles; don Martin Maldonado,
don Wenceslao OIvera, don Carmelo
SalAa, don GAlo G JnzA.ez, don II ira
clio Argent, don EnriQus Colon, don
Bsnedicto Rivera. don Juan Torres
Santos, dOn Clemsnts Perez, don RA
tael Crus. don Lula s srrano.
S~uplebteRi con Pedro Medina, don
Juan Il TJrres, dou JuAn u4Ileil, dou
Antonio E. Vazques, don Lorenzo Mai
donAdo, don Victor Fdste.
SesretArio, don Enrique Duran,
Sub Secretario, don Francl.co
Irizarry.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
cAMARA De OELEGADOS
tCon!inuGci6n dc Ia pdgino 5q)

(%ContinuGcidn dc Ia pdgiao gay
Aprobaao aver hssta Ia ssccl6n
los la Comislon ae L gislasi0n pressn.
Ia un inf )rms con las enmIsndAs In.
trod lcidAI OF les seccio aes reItantss i,
CJntlIQA la discussion de dicho
proyscio,
A petlcl3n del zen Or Was Ochots.
co.. 90 trAnIdere hasa man iua il dis.
cusion de- dish informs.
CT %. Score elec .ioaeI). Sc
de- lestarA a lAs snmiendAS INTRODUCED
dA' en- dich proyscso por la Conf.
sion c~oniunIA.
e. Gel Jr Vfn oShotsco, uno ,ds
los mlsmofoI de IL Comlslon ipforma
qls como presidents ue Ia eoni.iou
nombrAda por Ia CamAr4 para confe.
rsneiAr son la q lie deI gae oil Con.eio
EiseuIfvo d In de e0nsidsrAr ca GO.
miaiou eoG Anta .. c b Is r~efsrsn.
V & %eiec3lonet era 81 dsbsr dar
eaenlS dc los Aeusrdos temRdos por
sss Comillon, siSadols grAlo aigals jar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
mo AcATARRRAsEi

El catarro 90 una enfermed I'D que
tiene mucha mas importancia de 10 que
gsnsralmente % le Stribuye. Invade
todos los 6rganos del cusrpo, cuyas
faneiones y fuerzas debilits profundA
mente. EseAusE irecuentsde - sordera,
atecta 10 vista, 10 narix y Ia garganta
y 90 gener slmsnts por donde empiez q
10 tuberculosis 9 tisis,
L. misma facilidsd y 10 frecuen-
gtA Con- que DC pescuA IA GaIsrro, haCe
. las psrsoaas indiisrsntes para Gu.
rarlo y la gran msyorta 90 Sc preoou
p& d. las e~onsscuenclas.
Los bafos trfos por 10 maHans
embellishments despues de delar OIL
lecho, dormir con las vsnsanss abier
tas J evitar les corrientes de sire, aon
precxueiones muy .buenas que no cues
N trahaio Of ob~servarlss. PsrO OIL
preventive mAs positive, mas eficAx,
mas fAcil y mas positive y tamblen o.
que a~eonsejxn los medioos, % 10 Emul'
sion de Scott dc aoeite dc hfgsdo d.
bAcalao.
Es uorprendente 10 iuerza, vitalidad,
ansrgfa J poder dc resissenciA qua re-
cibe el cusrpo humane de Las peque'
mas detis dc Emulsion de Scott QUE .,
Adminissran con e~onstancia. Egts
emulsion recuhre interiorman1e tods,
lAs parties dehiles y vulnersbles do
euerpo y 10 pone 81 abrigo do ID in
feecIon cassrral
De ouando en- euaado RparsceI
industriales POGO sserupuiosos anun
siand0 emulsiones, who's o prepMa
dos & los que atribuyen propisdadeI
curaH vas que no iienen J hasta ha,
QUEEN % atreve q decir en- lotras d,
imprensA, que eli petroleo 6 keroain.
90 I'M alimonte.
Que 90 81 petr6leo? IN Aoeite mine
Pol que 10 uBA como combustible par,
lubrissr y limpiar mao uinas J par,
Alumbrar.
Una subssanoia iniigestIble gu,
pareee de 10 propled&o esenoial do TO
40 aiimenh0, cusl 90 10 Asimi! aci6p
que pasa al traves del lubo ~inhestna
ain m~odihcarse y sin ser abaorbl.
bida; una substances en- lin, qas NJ
t1ene ninguna de las p~ropiedaces Gu
rativaa y alimensiGias oel aoelse d,
hfgado de bacala0. III ss dt]eas Gu,
oil petr6leo 90 I'm alimenso para ma
Quinas, podrla pasar; pero no un ali
ment0 para OIL Cuerp0.
81 teneia algupa duda, preeuntas
q vuestro medieo; 81 on conhrmsra 90
Ia verdadI y 81 estsis escAsos de fuer
zas, dc csrre J ds sEngre, % aoonse.
lara que tomeis 10 Emulsi6a d.. Scott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
Puerto Rico en- Washington
|niame de ID 0ma@l de los NuDidpiN ante e
0mit( Dc ANnt0S I0SudyS
uNotas taquigrafcas completes

pstr6leo. No tiensn nj siquisrA insta'
laci6n de luz elestrics,
Kinkaid. Fran sstoa edIfcios fs'
derales que 90 usahan como tales du'
rante vueatras relaeiones gubarnamsn.
tales con Espana?
Todd. 81, seao.
Kinkaid Fasron edifeados por ell
gobierno federal espsfolP
Todd Fueron edifcados con dine
70 de Puerto Rico.
K'nkaid. Psro eran edifcios fs'
derales?
Todd. Eran edifcios fsdsrales.
Sin embargo, no hay tsl diatlncl6n en-
Espafa como existe en- los Estados
Uaidos entire federal y no fsderal.
Kinkaid, 81.
Larrinaga. So les llamaba edif-
clos del ENado.
Crumpacksr. Fran edi6clos que
%perteuecfsu al Goblerno insular?
Todd 81, sen Or.
Crumpaeksr. Y dics listed que ell
Gooisroo de los Estados Unldos no
tiens ningun sdidcio ALA?
Todd. 81. senior.
C%rumpacksr. supongo que tlene
10 Aduana.
Todd 81, senior.
C%rumpaeksr. Y ell Correo?
Todd No, sen Or; oil C,rrso paga
rsnsa 60 uno de nusstros edifcIos In
sularss.
Crumpachsr. Paga adols una rem
10 OIL gobierno insular?
Todd. 81, ssf Or.
Crump0cksr. e. csc un sdi6cio
, sstisfactorio?
Todd 81. eel )r. Es o. piso bsic
del edlfclo ccaps1o por la Assmble.
Legislative. Essa ex una parse muy
central de Ia ~poblasl6a, psro no Oh
sieeusdo para oil Correo.
Smith. EGta ell Correo en- oil mism,
edit ,io que sismprs hA ocupado?
Todd 81, sen Or.
Ktnkaid. Ettos edlfsiol de qu,
ustad Sc queia, para que 90 usabar
ENVIRONMENTS q 10 guerra espanolap
Todd. e sdifolo ocupado Dor q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

Todd, Dsbo dsclr que durarts 10
primera sesi6n de la Legislaturs, 20
era mlembro de la Camsra baia, y
era tan d%esgrsaiable la transaction de
~nsgocios, -nuestros negocios leglsla-
twas y de comisiones-qus lame 10
aterci6n del Gobsrnador Hunt & este
ssunto y 10 apunte este palaeio, Sc 10
llama al palacio roios -ocupado por
el 8 creiarlo de Puerto Rico.
LIE lame 10 siencI6a & clio y 10 d.
10 que 20 crefa que oil edlfslo, con oil
gasto de muy poop dlnaro, podrfs pc.
nerse On blenas cond CLONES para Ia
10 Asamblea legislative. No le gus
to 10 indication. No 10 sgrad6 la su'
gesti6p, y hasta dIio que sl secrsta.
rio de Puerto Rico venfa ocupando
aquel edidclo por permiso especial
del Presidents de los EstAdoE Unidoa;
que hRbf& reclhido uuR car.a del
Presidente de loa Estsdoa Unidos au.
torizsndole a entregar 81 edifcio al
Secretario de Puerto Rico,
PeSidents Por supuasto ell Presl.
dente no saba NADIA d. $50 q monos
que fueae aolicltsdo por alguua otra
persona?
Todd. Tlene usta1 raz5n.
Orumpacksr. Tlene ell Sesretarlo
sus o6cinas pdblicas en- sss edifcio!
Todd. No, sen ,r; items sus o6cl-
mas On otro ediAcio disEinso & ests.
Crunpacksr. Y estos fanclonarios
ADMINISTRATION slla abaio gus ocu.
pan edidcios pd ollcos. son los hom.
brss que consituyen el Conseio Ejecu'
1.-Two?
Todd ST. 81 llanAdo gahlnete
del Gobsrnador.
Crunpacker. Y los jueces do Ia,
Cortes no aon mlembros us ese Cease
10 E~ie:ut.vo, y, por 10 talso, tIsnen
que conform Aras con c1slq uler elf
clio Wei que nadis N 10 dessa?
Iodi 81, sen )r. Dsbo dsclr que
clando 81 dla % %obi:uro, que rars
vez ocarre ga Puerto Rio, pero que
cusste a!guaas vesai, tAmbiel suca
de que tiensn que csIeorar CortsS POI
Ia nochs, tisnsn que a unbrarsa cor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

Gobernsdor actual era oeupado per 81
Captain General como vivisnda.
Ruckr. No hay qusjs alruns Dor
que 81 ocups csc edifsio, pussto qus
Ia ley rsconocs ssa ocupasi6n?
Todd. No, senior; no hay qusis
slguns. La ley 10 rssonoos.
Kinkaid, ESQ sst& bien.
Todd. 81, ssfor. FL pr6ximo %
i%mportancia ss Ell palacio rojo oeupa.
do por Of SeerstArio do Puerto Rico,
ESQ era ocupado por Of G~obsrnsdor
Milisar On tiempos espahols Tenfa
su vivisnda On 10 parte alta y sas OF.
cinas CON u ayudantss ocupaban 81
pisc bsio. Hay otro edideio ALI GER.
ca de 10 Mansion E~iscutivs, que 90
ocupado hoy per difsrentss fun.
cionarios,q que era 10 vivisnda do 10 cue
30 llamabs oil Estado Mayor del Go.
bernador.
Kinkaid. Uds. Green one 10 inius-
ticia en- 10 oeupsei6n dc esos edit clos
consiste, prin ,ro: en- gus sst&n usts.
DIES ~privsdos del uso dc ellos para
usos insulSres, cuando 10 necesitsn
ustedeA para ~propositos i~nsulares, y,
segundo; que 81 81 Gobierno do los
Estsdos Untdos los usa para sus pro.
p6sltos otciaiss, OIL Goblerno insalsr
SO lea debsris pagan una rsntA?
Todd, No, xnor; 20 no he dicho
ESQ.
Racker. Como 20 10 entisndo On
que 81 dice que ~aquellos que sl Go.
blerno usa para prop6sitos guberna.
m%entales, no hay queia slgana pare
clio?
Todd Nlngana, en- absolute.
Ruchsr. Pero ai 90 qusjs de sstoa
faacionArios asalariados que o ALA
y Sc %apoderan do eAtos edifcios para
rasidencias p%artlcularesY
Todd. 81, seior.
Rusksr. Ne allegro que csc Con-
seio essa ALA Crso que 20 toma rian
81 Capitolio de loa Estadoa Unidos 81
tuvisran OCCASION.
Crumpacksr. No hay disgustoa
sobre este?
j )Continuard.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

IN d"eSamparadO. lie deS-
cubierto que la Peruna contribute mas
que ningdn otro remedio q la mejoria
del marinero enfermo, y siempre tengo
IN par de trascos 4 bordo de mi barco.
Hacen siete ahos que la Peruna me
euro en- pocas semanas, una enfermedad
en- los bronquios, y fue tai la vida y las
fuerzas que me do, que creo deben
propagarse sus m6ritos.
ICON mi brijuIa y Peruna,
Uegare HIRE de ~naufragios, sano y
saiv0 al punfo d~eSfinado. "..L. r.
Garter.
Cap. +. A. Watson, NJ. Z. Gale Eliza
beth, No. 48, Ottawa, Ont, dice 10
sigulente:
"Doy q la Peruna mi mas sincera
recommendation, 81 en- algdn lugar esta
ell hombre bien desamparado, os q bordo
cuando esta enfermo, lejos, muy lcjos de
%asistencia alguna. Muchas veces Sc me
han enfermado dos 8 tres marineros v
me ha inutilizado la tripulaci6n, pero
desde que hemos descubierto la i'm
%portancia de la Peruna, con pocas dosis
nos arreglamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
PaTa sehOfas, nIhOs nj
has, roDa hocha

tNo hs visto listed los magaincos
traies, bluSaE, kim0nas, sacos, guar
do polvos, enaguas, camizAs, cubrs
corsetS, traies para niGss y ni6os,
etc etc., de telaa hIlo, hechos en- nues
tros tAlleresS Aunque los prscios
que vendemos Eon MUY MODICOS
no hscenoE uada de pscOtIllA.
Nuestro exIento surtido compren.
de deade 10 bluGa mas sencillA, asia
los ricos trGiea adorn&dos con
encaies de hilo, calados, bordsdos,
etc,
The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
Embroidery CO.
10, FortaleEa, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
En- esta imprenta &C vende
papel viejo de periodico 4 dos
pesos Ell qulntal,

que oil Conseio Executive hAbfA Acep-
tado 81 mayor ndmsro de las samien'
dAs a~dopLatss por 10 CAnara, 81 dis'
cutirae sate proyso.o de ley. Que los
puntoa prlnclpAlmsnLs pussios d dia-
cuIl6n han sldo rssusltos de q me-.
nera unauims por todos los mlsmbros
de la Comision y sAIos puntol ss rshs.
rsa 4 Ia quota de 6 csntavoS que debiA
ors,entAr On dos sellus GAdS eleoIor
lara ob.easr su inscription On oil 70.
gi,,ro de inssripcioGsS y Of otro punto
imporIAnIs , IrAscsndsnIal dissGtldo
.e rsferiA 4 IL fJrmA "a que pudIsra
hscsr,e sfscIlya ls pe~rsecuclol de los
fraudsu slecIoraleS cuando Algdn eltO'
nor preIsadlets yotAr o voIAns q nom
ore dc una Ieresrs psrAonA, saplRn'
.sndo ~ nomprs oque inIsntsss vo.aF
mas dc una YEA en- diIiintos preointoa
s~lseI0SAlts,
tCoa1IhaArk mAaARL,l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
c0MPAR|A De ZARZUELA

Esta tarde q la una tom6 puerto
OIL vspor sCara,ass, proc ,denis de
VeneH leila.
En- dicho bareo lego 10 CompA.
MA dc sArEusla que con tAntA impa-
clencia era esperads por nuestro pt :
blieo.
Dicha compAhia vlene .~precedida
de gran reputation, y espsramoa que
alesnzarS muy huenos trluntos.
Muy pronto eircularan los pro,
gramas para 10 primsra function.
Sean hIen venldos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
DON FRANCISCO Ac0STA.

Cou motive de habsrss sntermado
anocha nueatro amigo don Franchise
Acosta, &c he tenido que suspsndsr 10
boda de 10 seforita CArolina AcosiA
y 81 sefor Marxaaeh, que hAbfa de GO.
lebrarss mAEana iuevea & las 7 y me-
dia de 10 noehs, Oportunaments 90
svlsar& & los AMIGOS & invitados el
dia y bora que ae sedale.
LA DEMoCRAoIA dsplora 10 enter
medad del senior Acoata y desea el
pronto restablecimiento dc tan eati.
mable correligionArio y amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
AGENTE En- VEGA BAIA

NueItro estimAdo amigo J Gorrsli.
glonArio don Joaquin LandroR 90 harA
cargo, dsIde hoy, de n Agencia do
eGIe ~periodico en- Vega BSia. SUPPL.
eamos q nuestros suacritores que 90
entisndau con el pEgo de les Quotas,
ia de Fabrer0 actual inclusive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
La Peru ma COnOCida
y EI0siada en- Tier
ras y Mares.

Captain L. r. Carter, 10th
Ave, No. 1888, Pensacola.
Fla, escribe 10 siguiente:
"Un marinero enfermo, es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
BALE De TRAJtS

Mariana tendrk sfscto On Of TsatrG
81 ~ baile de Carnival, para sl euAl
rei1a mucha animation.
Sabsmos que muchas dAmAs han
hscho co~pfsccionar elegantes J luiosf.
Amos t~raiss, 10 que Gugdra una ss-
pl6adida fiesta.
No habr& palcoa de alquiler.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

ola usarnos para resfriados, los
pulmones y enfermeuad de los rihones,
y para la grippe, la creemos inmejorable.
LA Peruna SUM de las provisiones
mas importantes de mi buque.'-E. A.
Watson.
Con una botella de Fortuna & bordo,
los marineros tienen TN remedio CON
que contar.
Commodore De La Armada De los
{. U. De A.
Comodoro Somerville Nicholson, de la
Armada de los Estados Unidos, Gale r
No. 1887 N. w, Washington, D. G., ed.
cribe 10 siguiente;
"Sin vacilar recomiendo Ia Peruna
d TODD Ell que padezca de cafarro. -
S. Nicholson.
81 no obtiene resultado s%atisfactorio
de la Peruna, escriba Embellishments
al Doctor Hartman, dandole un detalle
de su enfermedad, y con placer lie dara
gratis, su valioso consejo m6dico.
Dirijase al DR.. Hartman, Presidente
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
4. y. de A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
TO RETURN A PICTURE.

Shields Library Association to Make a
Presentation to the Haymakers Assem-
bly, Of Chester.
The Shields Library Association, for
years one of the most prominent organiza-
tions of the kind in Wilmington, having
sold its building, ,in West Sixth street,
which is now occupied by the new owners,
the Fraternal Eagles, has decided to return
to the Haymakers Assembly of Chester, Pa,
a large frame containing a group picture Of
members Of the assembly, which was pre-
sented by the assembly to the local asso-
citation many years ago. The presenta-
ton will take place next Tuesday evening
in Eagles Hall, Chester. The gift viii be
taken to Chester by a delegation Of mem-
bers of the local association.
When the picture WIS given 20 the
Wilmingtonians the presentation speech
was made by Dr. J. l.. Forwood, who was
at that time mayor of Chester. The
doctor has consented to make the address
next Tuesday evening, accepting the
gift on behalf Of the assembly. The pre-
sentation speech will be made by promi-
nent citizen Of Wilmington. The address
welcoming the visitors will be made by
Mayor Samuel E. Turner. President Of the
the Assembly Daniel Dougherty will pre-
side. A feature of the occasion will be an
elaborate luncheon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24

A young woman, a native Of Italy,
who said she was from Philadelphia,
called at the Office Of Clerk Of Council
John j. Monaghan, yesterday, evidently
with the expectation Of instituting legal
proceedings against man. whom she
supposed to be her husband, and who,
she had been informed, intended to marry
another woman.
She exhibited to Clerk Monaghan
marriage license, which had been secured
in this city last September for her mar
rage to the man referred to, evidently
believing that the taking out Of the
license was all that was necessary to make
them man and wife. From what she
told Mr.. Monaghan. the latter understood
that no marriage ceremony had been per-
formed, but they had been living as man
and wife in Philadelphia, until recently,
when the man is said to have become
more friendly with another woman, so
much so, in fact, as to arouse the sus-
picions of the first woman.
The marriage license was very much
worn, and it had the appearance OF having
been carried about a great deal. It was
so badly worn that a piece Of brown paper
was pasted across the back to preserve it.
The woman was very much disappointed
when Mr.. Monaghan informed her that
unless there had been a regular marriage
ceremony she was not married. he had
some difficulty in explaining to her that
the paper she held in her hand was merely
a license to we'd. She admitted that she
had been of the impression all along that
the procuring Of the license was all that
was necessary and that she was the lawful
wife of the man whose name appeared on
the certificate.
After having the matter explained "a
her the woman left Mr.. Monaghan
office, without giving any intimation az
to her intentions, but she probably con
suited an attorney on her return 10 Phila
delphia, as she was very anxious not ONLY
to prevent the man marrying another
woman, but also to have legal marriag
with the man herself, feeling that b,
taking out the license he had led her 4
believe that he intended to marry her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24

Several rows of the velvet ribbon trim
the round yoke and simulate little
bolero jackets in the front only. Inc
back is simply pleated from yoke 70
waistline. The high pointed Gun OF
the full sleeve is stiliened with a
light weight princess hairoioth, ana
the lower sleeve may be detached at a
moments notice, being made separ-
able
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24

and Second, by estate of Joseph Pyle
TO Ambrose Preston, for 500.
TWo-story house at Elm and Frank
lin streets, by Charles +. Curley, ad-
ministrator of Dennis j. Crowley to
Margaret h. Healy, for 81, OO0.
House on Thirteenth street between
Franklin and Broome, by Edwin
De Haven to Arthur II. @. Garrett.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
TO MAKE MEATS FOOT OIL.
Bennett Oil Co. win Engage in the Manu-.
featuring Business.

The Bennett Oil Co., which recently
purchased the property No. 42l West
Front street, proposes engaging in the
manufacture OF meats foot oil by a new
process. New and improved machinery
has been ordered and the company is
building an addition TO the building there
having a lot 65x40 feet in the rear. The
present building is 100x40 feet.
in addition to other machinery, a re
frigerating plant has been ordered, and II
is expected that it will be installed early
in April. The building will be altered Sc
as to meet the requirements Of the COM
pany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
Kav sIaterinI for Leather Men.

Ten carloads of poat,and cattle hides
arrived in Wilmington yesterday for
local leather manufactureIs, one hrm
receiving six carloads. The entire
shipment is from foreign countries and
the entry is through the local Custom
House, officers of which will inspect
the hides.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
Improving a Float.

New tubes are being installed in the
boiler OF the steam hosting float OF
the George w. Bush & Sens Co., at
the wharVes OF the company. Tue
work Is under the direction Of Chief
Engineer Deakyne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
'WILMINO NOTON,DEL.

Numerous indeed are the night-dress
models, each possessing its own parti-
oular charm. There ia the long-iav-
cred and ever popular Mother Hubbard,
the smpire with its ribbon run bead
inc belt below the bustline and those
plain sacQue shapes which hane IN ionR'
graceful lines from shoulder TO hem.
Such q one Is here illustrated, Fronts
and back are psFisotly plain a. me
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
Woman Surprised TO Learn That
Her Belief That She Was
Married Was Incorrect.
misunderstood THE LICENSE
Which Was Obtained In This
City Last September.
THOUGHT IT WAS A CERTIFICATE
informed Yesterday That She
Was Mistaken.

The Young Woman Believed That the
Taking Out OF the License Was the Only
Requirement. for Her Marriage to the
Man Whose Name Appears IN the
Document
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
Exit LippincOtt & Co. Coupons 4
Enter Sperry
Gold I rading Stamps

Among the thousand and different stamps tags coupons
and other ways of receiving premiums the popular and if we
do say ourselves the most profitable up
present time has been the Lppnco Co. Coupons This has
been the ae and best distributing prohsne coupons
that has been before the public previous the new system
With the old system Of coupons possible select from only
comparatively few premiums With the system there will be
decided Improvement Although have been satisfied with the
old coupons we have decided to discontinue them.
We take pleasure announcing the public general and
particular that beginning to-day Saturday. Febr
ay "a I9o6 will give every person purchasing WORTH
SERRY GOLD TRADING STAMP and additional stamp every
additional cents spent These will be given exactly the
the present coupons Coming from the cash desk with the
change) and will necesste you asking for them other
In addition this distinct advantage will exchange
book SPERRY GOLD TRADING STAMPS for article any depart
this the of $500 In this way there will be
larger number Of premiums than offered by other stamp
pane consequently the "SERRY Stamps will be the best collect
Today introduce these stamps will give worth of stamps
to every customer with book Our demonstrators will
fully explain the system
We will also redeem the Lppmcot & Co. Coupons in the
hands customers for merchandise any department the
store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24

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