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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Flowers Adorn rIany Homes.

There is nothing that adds more to
the beauty of home than flowers. In
side or outside, they are delight to
the eye and suggestion of pleasanter
thoughts when the mind is distracted
by business or household cares.
Many people are now recognizing
that the presence of vines and flowers
is as necessary to the enjoyment of
summer life as are porches. In almost
every part of Danville and Riverside
there has been flower planting with
the increase in the number of attrac-
tive homes. The reward of such trou-
BILE is now apparent in the superb
clusters of roses, honeysuckles and
wistaria which adorn many houses.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
New Dwelling,

Robert j. Pegg intends to build a
new house on the site of the present
structure owned by him on Bloom
street. A few days ago the family re-
moved to Riverside where they will
reside while the new dwelling is in
course of erection.
Wallace Hoover of Riverside, who
has the contract, yesterday began tear
ing down the old house. The new
building, while not much larger than
the one displaced, will be modern in
all respects.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Everything in Readiness.

The platform has been placed in posi-
tion for the corner stone laying of the
Masonic temple at Bloomsburg. Car.
penters completed the work yesterday
and everything is now in readiness fol
the laying of the stone today which
will be done by Grand Master George
w. Kendrick, Jr., amid impressive
ceremonies.
Already number of men promi-
nent in Masonry have arrived in
Bloomsbury and by this morning a
large number will have arrived foI
the ceremonies.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Can't Pick HOld.Over Teachers

The Luzerne County Court Monday
set aside the verdict in the case of M.
f. Murray VS.. Wilkes-Barre Town
ship School District. An outgoing
school board appointed Murray to a
position as teacher; but the incoming
board refused to recognize the con-
tract, and Murray loses his years sal
ary, $500, for which he sued, as the
old board had no authority to appoint
Murray.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Amgine-Ward.

Miss Rebecca Ward and Antonio
Amgine of Bloomsbury were married
in this city yesterday afternoon. The
nuptial knot was tied by Justice of
the-Peace Dalton at O'Clock.
The bride, a very pretty miss of
seventeen, was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Josephine Ward, of
Bloomsbury, who witnessed the cere-
mony The newly welded couple re-
turned to Bloomsbury on the 2 O'Clock
trolley car.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Suit for $4,000 Damages.

J. J. Bell, Esq, has entered suit
for $40, 600 damages at the court at
Bloomsbury, against the L. V. Coal
company. His client is Mrs. Catherine
Carr, whose son, James, doortender
under IA years of age, lost his life in
one of the company's mines last year
at Centralia.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
State Veterinarian Leonard Pearson

State Veterinarian Leonard Pearson
has started a commendable work in
his proposed vaccination of cattle
against tuberculosis. Stock owners
and farmers should give him their
hearty cooperation, as the system he
follows has been tried with success in
other States and after all is precau-
tion taken in the interest of public
health.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
M. S. Bond Improyinq.

Moses S. Bond, of Chulasky, who
was down with an attack of pne umo-
mia, is lowly recovering. He is still
very weak and it will be some time
before he can leave his room. His
many friends about Danville will hear
of his recovery with great delight.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Pocket Picked.

John Klechner,a a butcher of Blooms
burg, had his pocket picked during the
firemen's convention at that place yes
terday. He was relieved of sixty dol
lars. which was contained in IA wallet
that he carried in the inside pocket OF
his coat.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Fun Ahead for Editor Smith.

The Philadelphia Record says: Ed
itor G. Scott Smith, James Blackwell
and Robert M. Sallada, of Jersey
Shore, are planning trip across the
Atlantic in steel motor boat, and
their friends are inclined to believe
there will be fun ahead.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
DANVILLE.

Earned runs, Danville, 2: two-base
hits, Logan, Deem. Struck out by
Schaffer, Little, Rhodomoyer. First
base on called ball, off Clay, 8 Rabb
|: Bibby, 6. Hit by pitched ball,
Ross. Wild pitches, Rabb, 2. I'm
pire, Edgar. Time of game, :45.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
r ACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
- --BLOOMSBURG DIVISION
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad
In Effect Jan. /, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE DANVILLE.

TRAINS LEAVE DANVILLE.
EASTWARD.
7.07 n. IN. daily for Bloomsbury, Kingston.
Wilkes Barre aid Scranton. Arriving scran.
ton at AZ n. M. and connecting at scranton
with trains arriving at Philadelphia at SfS a..
IN. and New York City ai $50 p. m.
10. 10 a. IN. weekly for Bloomsbury, Kingston,
Wilkes Barre, Scranton and intermediate sta
tions, arriving at Scranton at 12.S5 p. m. ana
connecting there with trains for New York
City, Philadelphia and Buffalo.
al weekly for orBloomsburg, Kingston, w ilkea
Barre, Scranton and intermediate stations,
arriving at scranton at 4.5O p. NJ,
5.43 p. m. daily for Bloomsbury, Espy, Ply
mouth, Kingston, Wilkes barre, Pittsfon,
Scranton and intermediate stations, arriving
with trains arriving nj New York City at $50
a m, Philadelphia l0 a. IN. and Buffalo IA m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT OANVILLE
9I5a IN. weekly from Scranton, Iittston,
Kingston, Bloomsbury and Intermediate STA
tions, leaving Scranton nj 6.35 a. M, where IL
connects with trains leaving new fort Clty
at y. 30 D. m, Phiadelphit at 7W2 p. m. ana
1914 D. M daily from Scranton Pittston,
Kingston, Berwick, Bloousbure ana interlne-
diate stations, leaving scranton at 10.l0 a. M.
and connecting there Win traln leaving bun
alo at2.25 n. m.
4SY D. m weekly ON Scranton, Kingston.
Berwick, Bloomsbury and intermediate sta.
tions, leaving Scranton at l.55 p. m, where II
connects with train leaving New York City
at 1000 a. M, and Philadelphia at 800 4. M.
pos p. IN. daily from Scranton. Kingston.
Pittston, Berwick. Bloomsburg and interine-
diate stations, leaving Scra ton at d. 10 .: ~.
where It connects with trains leaving heG
York City at 90 p. M, Philadei phia al lZW
D. IN. and Buffolo at 81 -. m.
TIE. CLARKE. Genl Supt.
T. W.LEE Gen. Pass. Agt.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Handsome Veranda.

A very handsome veranda with a
base of ornamental stone work is being
erected at the residence of Mrs. Boyd,
Bloom street. Z. L. Evans Sons are
doing the stone work.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15

It's so easy for prisoners to get cut
of the Wellsboro Jail that when a
criminal is arrested in Tioga county
he would almost as soon be convicted
as acquitted
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15

Those seventeen-year locusts exhibit
a RIGHTEOUSNESS which is causing a
great deal of alarm among the people
residing in rural communities.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
State Teachers Convention.

The state teachers convention will
be held at Altoona on July 3rd, 4th
and 5th
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Drowned at WilIiamspnrt

Edward w. Tourney, a son of John
E. Tourney, Williamsport hotel man
and most popular and exemplary
young man, was drowned in the river
at that place during the rain storm of
Sunday afternoon. With number of
companions Tourney was out riding in
a motor boat and when something got
wrong with the machinery he started
to swim to the shore and was dro wn-
ed. He was aged 20 years. The other
young men remained in the boat and
were rescued.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15

DANVILLE AND BLOOMSBURY
STREET RAILWAY CO.
Leave Danville 900, $40, 7.3O, $40.
$40. 1000, 1880, LAO a. M, $50,
1.20, 40, 800, $50. 4.40, $50, $40,
ITO, 8. 90, $50, $40. 1890, 11.20 p. m,
Leave Bloomsbury 6. 90. 6. 40, 7. 33, S.23,
9.13, 1908. 1858, 11.43 a. M, 1873,
1.23, 213, 8 O3, 1858, 443, 5.33, g. 80.
7l3, S.03, S.53, 9.43, 1898, l1.20 p. m,
First car Sunday morning 7.30.
Last car, 30 at night goes to Grova-
mia only.
VIM. r. Miller, Genl Manager
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
NuEsTRO PARTIDO
Una reunion

Ancehs 90 rsuni6 el Comit6 local
para irstAr sobre el resultado do lss
elecciorss. parcialea vsrificsdAs oil o.
bAdo u del eorriente.
Asisii6 Al Ccmte sl ilustrado
orador don Roaendo Mstiepxo Gin
tr6D, y dsspu6s de zanzibar impresio
mes y txaminar detenidsmente lss
condiei0nes on que 90 encuentra nues
tro partiao para 10 pr6xima lueha
electoral, sl sexor Aatienzo pronun'
ei6 an patri6tieo diseurso afap zando
una vez mas 10 solidsridad do nuss'
tro partido On Pones.
ii partido republieAno que sspe'
raba una oeasi6n para levantarse del
abAtimiento On que 90 eneuentra con
tando con que los elscc ones parciales
trAerfan una disiderela por NOR dc
mas 8 menos spreciaeiones 9 bre los
candidates. para alcalde, han suirido
an solemne chaico
Los uL LioniatAs llevAr&n & las ur'
nas el do Noviembve el candidato
que salga proclamado On 10 convsn
ei6a del 10 do Septiembre.
LIS unionistas somos dIsei pima
dos, y por fdiles pasiones no vsmc,
& dar aseeso 4 nusstrcs adversariol
para que NOS Arrsbaten el pussto qu.
10 hemos ganado en- bunA lid.
Va 10 sabsn Loo sen ores repub blica
nNm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
Il TAlLLR IENEF|c0

Esta msriteris asoeiaei6n de obre'
ros, trata dc lsvsntar un mausoleo on
81 Csmsnterio Civil, en- los tsrrsnos
que gratuitau o. to 10 ha csdido el 10
norsbls Ayunts mlentod do eata eiudad.
Euta instituei6n 90 la tuiea obrs.
ra que he podido suhsiatir On Ponce
por mas de 20 amos y 10 que hA veni
do y viene hsstA hoy dando resulladoa
pcsitivos & les clsses trabs iadoras.
Va . levantar, pues, IN mAuioleo y
neessitara probs 'emerte el Apoyo de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
LMPRESI0IES Y NVTIC|AS

VIERNEs II. -Se encuertra eufer
ma haee algunss dias 10 bella ssfio
rita Angela Nsgr6n y Mpaoz, uno do
los ornamentos del bello stxo pom.
cefo.
Afortunadamente 70 90 eneuentrs
meior, 10 que eslebrsmos mueho.
DE h1yA mIGana salen haeis
Cayey, donde residsn. nueatroa smi
gosy y scrrsliglonarios don Manuel
Muhox y don Pedro Rivers.
-Llsg6 sysr tsrds de San Juan
10 aprasiable DANA dofa IsAbel Fd'
gurull, esposA de nusatro amigo don
Guillermo OGet helmer.
Reciba nuestro saIudo do bienvs'
nida.
La asfora Nicaela Rodrigue z
hs dado eusntA do haber dsaaparecido
do 80 easa dssds Ii snosh hs del sGhado
81 hiia 10 aeiorita Cirmsn Alfonso
Rodriguez. ain que hAsta hoy hsya to.
nido notieias do au paradero.
Han ipgeesado On ID Union dc
Puerto Rico, Ramon Q liles. Gsrardo
Torgs. FAuat!no Rivera : A gel Co.
Ion; el primsro y el 6l.imo procsdentes
del partido repubIicAno.
-ProbA blemsnte, el domingo 20
del eorrisnis % eelebrark IN gran mi
tin unionista en- el que tun.r6n parts
notAb,ss orAdores.
Eel lGnss 20 10 reunirA el comitk
del Diatrito de 10 Uai6o do Puerto Ri,
co, para tratar sobre asuutos gsners
lee del partido.
--Por el deuartamento dc Sanidad
iueron mandados quemar On el mata
dero db!ieo esrdos, un hfgado do
chivo, dos do res J uno de cerdc, por
enoontrarse entermoa.
Sc ensuenlran ca la ea,cal do
distrito do satA siudad: En- sumario,
varones 10; muieres. 4. srfrlendo
condsns: varonss, 30; muieres 20
Total, 3C3.
SAlidti Joae Caqufas, quien cum
p,ia esndsnA por hurto.
Han iDgrssado hoy en- oil Dsp6
alto municipal 3 muierss, 2 hombres
| y I'm nifo. este 6llimo por scomsti
miento simple sentenciAdo por 10 Cor
to muniejpalG & dies disz dc o, cIerro.
-Por haher sumplido 81 aentsn
ola han aldo pusstos en- libsrtad s nj
nos, 5 h0mbrss y que han satlsiseho ID
90 condena on multls; una MP i,r.y ur
hombrs.
~-Ju1gado munieipal: Juana Fam
brAns y CatAlino Torres. 10 adenado,
& s15 por dea6rden dblico. Alfredo
Artisona y Jusna G llAvzs, por idem
4 $8 dc multa. Julian Qrn.n mes, Ju
lio Ibs fisx, Narcelino Pilot, y Fell
ciano Qutnones, por iugAr q 10 prohi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
DlREC RIO
AVISO

La acreditadA Ageneia de maui
mas dc <Singer SAVING Machine CUs
partieipA & Aus cisnles J 81 p1blico
On general que hA trAalAdado sua Of
einaa & 10 PIAxA principal n6msro I.
anli0ao tAb!eeimianto do don asr'
minlo Armstrong, 10 Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18

L6s ret ublicauos eltAn pendientes
de todos nus.tros aeios para sacar
partido do ellos NO bien les ofrezesn
L. msnor coyunturA que sstImen favo'
rab!e & sus planes po fsisos.
Y shbrs obsefvan esA sciitud con
mas emp.ho que Ctras vsses, por
Greer que ls emulaci6n entire aIgunos
casdidAtos unionistas aspirantes q 10
Alealdfa municipal, es mstsrisl apro
vscbabls para fAmentAr. divisiones y
dissordias on nueatrss filss; diseor'
dias y divisiones quo. quizk rsbs lsrfan
slgunas offs do nueatro triunfo On
el c6mputo general. 6 seaso-ssa qui'
mSrica Illusion atrigan ellosr- pudie'
ran osa asionar nuestra derrc to, asi on
10 mnniei palidad como On el diatrito.
No sucsdsrk 10 primero nj mucho
menos 10 segundo, po,que les Posi
ciones unioni.taa On Porcs SON mex
puguable,; psro, por mfs1eguros que
sstsmos, una bueua. saba , hAbil po'
li.isa mos ordena ser prsvizorss, i'm
pidiepdo dar vida & 10 cosa mas lsve,
cue pueda servir de prettxio o base
para ace los rspublicAnos 90 regoei'
isn con semsi Aptss espsranzas.
No mirsmos squf 10 material
tan a6lo, 8 sec nue.t,o exito en- las
eleenionss.
Tambien nos fiAmos dc manera
sapecialiaima, en- 10 parts moral, o sea
aqusllo que 10 Union dsbs hAcer. para
Que aus hech,s correspondent & sus
prineipios.
,sremos ir & 10 victoria. II, pero
con nuestra blanca bAndera do paE,
limpia de- todA manchs.
No NOS sumple. solo, triunfAr do
nusstros advsrsArios on buena lid,
correctamsnte, legalmepte.
De jgual modo nos corresponds
vencsrnos nosotros miamos. euando
apArexe& on uuestro poiis!eo hogar
ago que neceaite ser vencido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
MASS M|T|N REPuBu|CANO

MAlfauA 20 celebr ara un msss mi
sin rspublicano On el teAtro La Perla
do estA ciudsd.
AsiatirGn & 81 todos los pre- hom
bres do eae parsido do Ponce. San Juan
y otros pueblos dc To- isla.
En- los INC menton on que esos hom.
hres 90 encusntren eougregados on csc
semplo dc TAlfa. a'guno algunos do
sllos resordarkn 10 memorable ncchs
On que, por sl solo hscho dc tratar de
poner On elesnA una Oh mpafifA espa
4 ,la ol drama del sseritor feAnte eS Har
dou, titulado Los reyes asl tocino, en- csc
mismo teatro los desentrenadas turbal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
Pt nss. 5 1909.

todas las elases soeialss para 81 cons.
trueci6n, que no dudsmos 10 sea eonee'
dids, dada 10 oIrounstAncia dc que sus
fondos. segd 4 sus estatutos interiores,
saran eonssgrAdos ex slusivamsnte pa'
ra sasos dc emf rmsdAd y musrts do
sus AsociAdos.
Aproveehamos tambien sata opor
tunidad para levAntsr el 90. feitu do
los obrercs dc Pence. gus olvidado
do esos momentos on que 10 epferme'
dad tccA & aus puertas, mirAn esta
asociaci6a con lA mayor indifsrsn'
eis, para rscordarla cuando o 60 DO.
slbls atend6rsele y 10 miseris lee
aeosa.
El Taller Bsr6aso do Artssanos
merees los limpAtiAs y oil apcyo do
los hAbilantss do Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18

squel pr6lf 60, sucsdi6 sl 30 do Octu
hrs, soesdi6 10 obra
Nochs sn que los rjRss de la poll
efa municipal hic blsrco sn iou
pechos dc irfeliees obrercs; roeho en-
que uua po ieiA especial ct m pussta de
careelai los y c.iminAleG atropellaron
y enearcelsron { honorAb 'el mismbfos
de esta sccisdad
La reunion del parii 10 republics
no On 10 noche d. mafans en- 81 teairo
La Per'a, % Q! epflt go de la cbra A
ells asistiremoI y de su rssultsdo
dAymos cuenta & nusstros lectores.
Fernando J. Mdtios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18

DO ESQ partido unidas & 10 policiA 70
publiesna, con carAbina on mano hI
eieron siIbsr los bAlas dentro do csc
mismo temple.
In esoa m mantos recordar&n que
10 sociedsd ponc. 10 sufri6 una do esaa
transformasiones que solo pueden eom'
prendsrla los que tienen cabezS para
pensar y eorax6n para aentir.
Esa noehe, sl honor y 10 dignidad
soaial estuvo s.mstida 6 10 brutal y
salvsjs oondiei6n do desenirens das
turhas.
Tambien reeordar&n que ese fu6 el
pY6Iogo do los aconteeimisntos tristi
simos, CON que sl pArtido republiesne
llsn6 do somhrA su hlstoriA en- Ponce.
A aquslla noChe do turbacion,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
CNsaS que deben Vencerse

Kse slgo son las sspertzas de 10
, Yealidsd amber ts sgra vadas por 10
| falts de educae'6 On cfvies; stavi. os
del psssdo, que ada ftucti6csn en-
lemillas de jniolersneit; ls infusion
do 10 20 sonH con la idsa, sin FszAr
limiies exaetos J iuiciosca entire una
' otra entidad; un ardor exsssivo,
rsyano On 10 intempersnsia; sl eomsn
tario imprudente que here 9 mortihcs,
disoeiap pdo elemsntos llsmados 6 per-
maneeer aiempre unidos; 10 politiQui'
llA do pasior 90. en- flo, que tanto dAfio
ha het no. y sigue h'c.endo todavis,
& la tamilia puei torriqutfs.
Diiimos que hay smulaci6n entire
los candidates unionistas & 10 alcal
dia de 10 ciudad y no eAbe otra pala
bra que ess, para dsnomlnar eata lu
cha; emulaci6n en- 81 prest'gio, en- la
capsc.dad. en- 10 posiei6n , los meri
tor adquiridos; emulaci6n do dos 6
mas individuoa que, persigoiendo sl
mismo ideal y durmiendo iurtos on 10
misma iisnda, aspiran & un mismo
pusato. Entire sllos no pusden exlstir
diacordias, Lo que les musve & rivA'
lixar On 10 eoniesuei6n do tai pr0p6'
sito, no % oil odio al 10 ssd do lusro;
uino el sasimulo de distinguirse. y lie
gar mas pronto & 10 sumbre, para
servir con mayor brillo y ........ los
intereses do los dsm&sF 81 Asi no au
osdieae, hAbriamos dc deelarar que 10
politiea 90 una ruin sosa y que a6lo
vemos On ella una batalla dc lobos
contra lobos, no dc hombres contra
hombres.
Pienasn bien los unionistas On %
| TO, y no esigamos On los miamos Vi
clos que 90 SchAcAn & los republics
nos.
Y no 10 divide que ante todo y
sobrs todo, ,debemos formar una sgru
passion modelo para las generAciones
dc 10 porvenir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
Para los que quleran coIOcar
.blen su dlneFO

Dc vands 9 arrienda o. Ponsa. On
10 sale ATOCHA. 10 mas sentriea do
10 eiudad sntrs los dos plazas primal
palsa, un almaesn de mampostarfa y
MADEIRA del pals, do n piss 8 pulga.
dAs s do rsnts por la calls del Sol y
IS II pulgadaa por 10 dc ATOCHA,
trsnts & las easas dc Enmanuelli n @.
r. Valdeailla Hem3nos b @.
For tsner este Almaeen dos arri.
mos 90 hass muy iAoil iahrisarls una
plantA alta, eom6n Angnlo do NAM
posteria solAments. Thmhi6n una dc
slados AlntAa mampoaterfa aontigua
sntsrior On 10 calls del SOL. II que
adquisrs ssta propiedad ssndrG IN
busn inter6s do "a dinsroI Para In
tormss dirigirss ( RAEAKL RIVERA
ssHaI. sol IL. Ponss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
Doctor R. RuIz Arnau

Do Eegreso de ga viaje & Europa,
saaba do instslar 81 oheinA profeaio.
AL On 10 ealle del Cristo, ndmcro Il.
aoraa dc conHultai do IL y media a.
= media do la tards. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
Anuncios esP@ciaIes para Ponce
FL PONCE GROCERY

30 vends Artisuloa Alimsntieion,
directaments import&d0s do Essados
Unidos. llevAndoss & casa del com
prador' Surtido siemprs treser. Co.
msrsi0 7.-ApsrtAdo "a. Tsl6ftnn IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
PROFESSIONAL
DR. Ct. WIVES

OcuVss0 dsl Asilo Y Hospital do 0SsoOs'
Horas do eousHltAs' de 108 l12
da1a2. Talkfonc de 81 rssidsnsis
uAruero 81. Telsfnpn Del Aai)o, 16T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
IN MtN0RIAN

H.y rfcuerdos que ,on etsrnos y
que aismDrs vivsn lAtsLtes en- 81 cora
z6n huns no,
Ovid arlos setfa una ipgratitud
muy bien narcsds.
FL c. bsr bcs obl'gA & artihcarlos.
Sssnos iu,toa. Ssamos honra.
dos.
Fxist'n dos olsses do ssuerdos
alsRrss y tristes.
nj do los unos nj de los otros de-
bsmos dssprspdsrnos,
Nd Esna 90 cumplen algunos Hou
que muri6 un pstriois, eneanecido On
las luchss par 10 Patris.
On pusrtcrriqueilo sincere, lsal,
oigno. honrrado, noble;
Un liberal eonseeuente.
Uo sseritor Atilds do y ere gicc do
ideas elsvadas y do persamientos su'
blimes.
Un redsgo ogo ilusire, que difun'
did IL lux de ls snas nanza IN una iu.
vsntud robuIts, lleno dc brfos entu.
sisatss;
Ia repre- sentante dc 10 Colouia
irredsntA On les Cortes de IL Metro
poll;
Qle rsspondfa & un nombre, que
81 pronuneiar.o nos dsleubrimos eon
rsspeto:
don 1o;6 Julian Aeostsl
Han pasado los dfss J los aiios.
La historic iLmaeulAda del hom
brs dblieo brilla eada dfa aon mas
fulgores. Yiobre su tumba 10 Patiia
dsposits amcroaas & jres do siemprs'
vivss.
Nosctros eumplimoa con m deb,r
ineludibls, dsdieando hoy & su memo
ria un ramo de psnsamisntos ipfAntIlss.
LUfS HAMALEA IGLEstAs.
Pt nse. s 1868.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18

bfdo q $40 cads uuo. Jusna Z,mbra.
na CArolina Torres por altsrAr 10
paz pdhlica. & sl5 cAdA una.
En- el iuieio aslebrado hoy por
don Manuel Auncz y don Pedro Rive
ra. de Csyey, contra el psri6dico sEl
Aguilas, por libelo y al peri6dieo ola
Luehss. por la misma esuss, fd6 hh'
suelto ests d,tImo y eondensd) ell prI'
nero { 100 dollars de multa 8 en- gu
dstecto q 80 dfss de efreel.
El Nhr Contrsr& Ramos director
de sEl Aguilss,apel6 dc Ia sentsneia.
"A don Ramon Colon 10 tu6 subs
trsfdo del bolsillo en- los corrsdores
do 10 Corte municipal un rsloj con 50
leontina.
Ell domingo IS celetrArk oil cuer'
20 de Bomb ,ros simnlaero do incsn'
dio en- esta cludad,
Sc eno1entr4n muy AdelRntadas
laf obras del Hospital sTeIeo:h hss ba'
10 10 eompsss1te dirsoo'6 On del sontra'
tissa de dlehAs obtAs irgsniero don
Carlos Clarss.ls.
~Hs QuedAdo eomplstamsnte ter
minado el dspartAmento qus 90 do IT,
40 para ID aplicaci6n dc los rHyos x
con aus sparstos eorrespondientes,
-Dentro do uu mss q mGs tardar
QuedalA liatA para asr usada 10 nus'
va Polio lnica reelentsm ,nts N montada
On oil rsterido hospital.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-02-08
Our American Girl.

AS Saturday, F3brdary Up
breaches public intefe-t Ia the per-
soHality # the dtuzlter of t<e
President increase. she is no. un-
like IN un 2oavea5loa7ilty, fra>hneSe
aud even I'M ,,a.aivene S, her father.
Her daiiag Trip up d rope ladder
lying on he side of an ocean liner
was ~chalScteTi TIC u the R,@sevelts,
and So she may !. saiu to re d chip
"a charming cne- ii ,h1 f,.nsly
block.
She is bu5 q yeas old, AMI ever
since she left school sac mas v in
tie pubic eye. TIE bgnt that beats
upUl The tnrono Ii IS bea5 ups al
haI comiugs and gpIngs, aid she las
stood lie set refaarka4iy we'll. >. e
mas been q na>ufal, otsuutaIe1.s rs
young girl, alt set aC No MT iaS
she done anything that called for
criticism. AS her welding day ap-
pr ,ache5 no unkinu words are said
II printed 10y friend or foe. Not thai
she has any Toes, bat her father mas,
anu even th=y speak kinily OF our
American %priuces5.
Miss Alice is perhaps more talked
about IN this wide country. and
really round the world, than aay
mr. WoAa~n IL 1t, and only kind
lords cone IT, her eye and ear.
Many kind thou his Of her are TAX.
lug the fofun OF marital gifts, and il
W.ulu not 10 Surprising indeed il
these gifts Coming all the way I9om
Isl Ans ca,:tdi to Havana did Of
eX ED these of t!se PriGr>.as En q
lo1 my other bride the wurId hat
lever Known.