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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
THE FIRST COMPASS.
Vas Known to Sailors Before the
Twelfth acknowledgements
Adjunct to Navigation

Some Asian people, perhaps the chi
aese. discovered, many centuries ago.
that a kind OF iron ore possessed a very
peculiar quality. We call TINS ORG
magnetic ore, in more common ian
guage. lodestone, and ii Is very wiaeiy
distributed. especially in the oider
crystalline rocks. 1t was found that
n a bit of lodestone were placed IL
water upon a piece of cork or stfa"
braid II would turn till the axis Oh 'ne
stone assumed a north and south posi-
don. A phenomenon OF magnetism hau
been discovered by means OF an ore
that is peculiarly susceptible to mag
oetic influence.
II is an open question whether tAe
Chinese utilized the directive POWER Oh
the Iodestore, but ii Is certain that inc
first rude compass was not us9d oh
European vessels before the t"eiItn
century OF our era. BY that ufne ING
true magnetic compass mad Deen
evolved through the discovery that II
an iron or steel needle were stroheo
m lodestone Il would receive the at
tractiye and directive power OF THIS
are. With this wonderful appliance
olaced M the service of navigation. the
vessels that had hugged the coasts soon
Jared to venture even out OF sight OF
land. A new impetus was gradually
given to cartography, for now the true
directions of the coast lines might De
charted with some approach to accu-
racy. 1t was the happy fortune OF ltal'
ian sailors to make the surprisingly ex-
cellent surveys of the directions and
lengths of the Black sea and Medlter-
ranean coasts and along the Atlantic
to British waters that have come down
to us in the so-called Portulan maps
CYRUS C. Adams, in Harper's.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
GOOD GUIDES ARE SCARCE
ogtleck tor Tourists, Hunter~ and
Fishermen In Canada
Is Pear.

Ottawa a serious problem for the
erst tliur oomes up ia connection Win
the 'osrist. hshias and huating trans
IN the hortarra wtid> % Canada. Witch
nave hitherto Seon regarded as ~,
sportsman paradise
this problem rylatcs 20 the tn,pos
t'eiliI 81 obta!ainE the services ri
experienced eat3cs Practically N,
aose ot the old aud tried bands ar,
vwriofed This soason ia the traaspor
ta''on 90 supplies uYvr the lakes and
streams 70 tae new railways that ar,
being 1u'l'. anal this work calls IN,
The employ ment 20 men who are ne
Gua'atcd vItb these remote region.
OF th Dominion.
A years experience CA the par, nj,
one accustomed To life In those mart,
Is sufficient to "a an intelligent per
son 70 act as guide, but 1t is diaicuh
to get men with even such mSoxe,
qualifications.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
GIRL WON'T TAKE DARl
MAKES PARACHUTE LEAP

with the parachute and landed about
two miles and half from her start
ing point. unlnjured, but completely
unnerved.
With several companions st the
park she stood near the balloon while
1t was being inflated. Suddenly Miss
Daily took her position on the trapeze
and told the helpers to cast off. The
balloon sailed swiftly upward with
Kelly, the aeronaut, sitting on the
trapeze. There was a gasp from every
one. The crowd below expected every
moment that Miss Daley would fall.
but she chung tenaciously to the trap
eze,
When she had assembled nearly
5000 feet the parachute was seen to
drop. The young woman fell like q
streak of lightning. Then the para
chute opened and Miss Daley. sus-
pended from the trapeze, fioated gent.
ly downward.
She was found by her friends, much
frightened by her experience. but also
elated at the successful outcome of
her first balloon ascension. She said
that she enjoyed the trip to the clouds
Immensely, and after descending tho
first few hundred feet she got over
her fear and only wished TO go high
err. When she cut loose from the ball
loon the rapid drop toward earth took
away her breath. but when the para
chute opened she enjoyed the sensa-
lion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
)MoMasgretMssil

There are cases where ~ s.
is the only resource, but vhes ]
siders the great number Il J
menacing female troubles
Lydia E. Pinkham's yeretsh|
pound after physicians Rare
operations, no woman shonla 4
one without first trying the v.
Compound and writing Nh. N
Lynn, Mass, for advice, which
Miss Margret Merkley. az n
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, wa
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
"Loss of strength, extrema q
shooting pains through the nslv;9
bearing down pains and cramns
me to seek medical advice. Thadr'
making an examination, said / ha,j
trouble and liberation and advised
ton. To this strongly objected -
to try Lydia e. Pinkham's Vccss'
pound. The liberation ouicklv II
the bad symptoms disappeared r
once more strong, vigorous and r.
Female troubles are stead;,
increase among women. Htbs
ly periods are very painful. n
quent and excessive-if YOU y
or swelling low down in the ?
bearing-down pains. don't nep]l
self: try Lydia E. Pinkhams II
Compound.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
Was an Armless Farmer.

Tupledo, Miss. james Walton. an
armless farmer, who planted and har-
vested crops for many years on his
plantation near Aberdeen. met q tragic
death while working in the field behind
the ptow, The man had for years been
In the habit of doing his blowing BY
means OF reins placed around his neck.
Trained mules have been taught to
obey hls call. but when he experiment.
ed with horse hitohed to the plow
the arimal became frightened ana ran
away. A sudden lurch and the farm
er's Gcc& was broken. He was removed
from the held unconscious, and died
soon afterward.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
SAID BY THE sAor

Lack of desire is the n
riches.-Seneca.
Ten noes are better than
From the Dxnish.
Deeds are fruits, words q
From the French.
An old bachelor Is only til
q pair of scissors.-Franklin
Avarice and fidelity cannot
gether in the same house.--GI
A virtuous woman comm,
husband by obeying him.
Syrus.
Whoever undertakes a tasl
repudiate the responsibilities
Maxim.
Who bangles after the greI
last at table and the first to
From the Italian.
No man can escape the Wit,
feet of an offense against his
science.-George Eliot.
The path of duty lies b
near, and men seek for II hi
remote. The work Of duty
what Is easy, and men seek
what Is difficult.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
Snake Cured rheumatism

Washington. Mo,-John Chambers. OF
AmwNtl township, has discovered A
new cure for rheumatism. While cn..
ting weeds on his farm he came across
black snake six feet long. The rep
tile aarted It's hesd several times AT
Chambers loot, and, although he fell,
a singing sensation AZ the time. no
trouble resulted. lie KILLED The snake.
Since then Nj Chambers SAYS rheuma-
usm. Which had troubled him for sew
era years, has completely disappeared
tie believes the snake did IL.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19

In. My feet and ankles swelled up, my
hands pulled, and became so tense
could hardly close them. I had great
difficulty in breathing, and my heart
would futter with the least exertion.
could not walk far without stopping
again and again to rest. Since using
four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills the
bloating has gone down and the feel
ings Of distress have disappeared"
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
RICH NAN TAKES A
RIDE ON THE BUMPERS

had boarded. and the engine had taken
on coal and water before starting. At
the end Of two hours the train slowed
down and finally stopped at Rayena-
Wiping dust and cinders from his
eyes Mr.. Freer. hardly recognizable
through his coat of dirt. climbed
down. looking more like a hobo than
a millionaire.
Passenger trains on the West Shore
railroad do not run as frequently as
they might run. and Mr.. Freer faced
a wait Of three hours. While he was
debating how to meet dinner en-
gagement a south bound freight came
into sight. This time IL was nat cars.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
Graceful! and Gallant

Il Is reasonably safe to assume from,
story In the New York Tribuns
that the late Henry Harland. the nov.
elisi. was seldom KEEP, after school in
his boyhoo3 ."
Amons Hagland's early tearhsrs
vas a charming young LADY. Who
sailed him IN in class one morpinp
and said 20 him:
Henry, name some OF the ehia,
beauties Of education"
sehoolmistresses." the boy an.
sWered. smiling Into his teachers
pretty eyes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
Scriptures in Russia,

1t Is raher remarkable that, not
withstanding the disturbed conditions
OF affairs in Russia last year, the
British and Foreign Bible society re-
ports banner year in the circulation
OF Scriptures, over 100000 copies being
distributed in European Russia, be-
sides very large number In Siberia.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
Sacrifice Made by Juda

Justice Holmes, of the
court, in order that he may
his mind free from distractidz
formation and misinformatl
would impair his efficiency I
dom as a jurist, does not al
self to read the newspapers
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19

dr0psical cond1-
ton without be-
ing aware that
it was due to
kidney trouble.
The early stages
were principally
ba ckache and
bearing d o W n
pain, but I went
along without
worrying much
until dropsy set
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
inexperienced Young Lady Horrifies
Friends by Going Up in Balloon
Lands in Safety.

Middletown, N, Y.-Rather than
take a dare" Miss Margaret Daley,
aged 20, OF Middletown. made a bal
loon ascension and parachute leap at
Midway park. summer resort near
here. II was the first time the young
woman had ever been higher than the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19

III . w ~ iAfo A<htNo'
loaded with steel rails, but Mr. Freer
Jumped 1t" and headed for home.
The same Providence that provided
the freight for the millionaire way
farer neglected to provide that 1t
should make the usual stop for coal
and water. and without halt the
weary wanderer was set down in
Kingston, almost at the spot where he
had boarded the northbound train
earlier in the day. Another ball game
was being played inside the grounds.
but Mr.. Freer did not attend.
Mr. Freer's disappearance had Gre
ated intense excitement among his
family and friends. and they were
greatly relieved when he showed them
that he was safe and unframed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
The cIitterinr Steal

MRS, Newrieh-Why will you kse,
on eating with your knifer
NeWrich-Wal. Maria. fork rs-
ul'nds me so of muck rake.-N Y
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19

top Of the tallest Office building in
M'ddletown She knew absolutely
nothing Of balloonlng or the manage
iaent OF parachute.
Her horTor-strlckeu friends watched
her cut loose from the balloon thcu.
sands OF feet in the air. She droppea
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-19
BLOATED WITH DROPSY.
The Heart Was Badly Affected When
the Patient Began Using Doan's.

Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell, of Ais West
Fourth St., Olympia, Wash, says: For
over three years I suffered with a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
MIS- "DESCuBRINI[XTJS"

L. InvsstlgAei6n de les plumas do
sgua, que 20 vlene hAeiendo desde po
CO hs, es fscunda On sdsseuorimiepiosS
de traudss Rdministrativos, dehidos q
10 saba politics de los repub icanos
Resuua que 6stos distrutAbsa de
las grsndss vsntaias 60 cate servialo
MiensrAs quo loo Adverssrios On
ideas "a les reventaba, como vulgar
mense 80 dice, tls,zA Go multas, exl'
gencias y contriousionss, ios otros,
los eorreligionAr los, disfeutAbAn ds
Abusivos prlviIegtos, & costa del ma
niei.qio.
Asf, 50 e"& viendo, que;
Zoos tienen plumas de mayor
diAmstro, y pagan Con siAAts Al dia
metro menor.
Oiros las tisuaa dohles, J pagan
Como al Las tuvlesen senSlliAs.
Muchos BIZ neo inssAI acionss On
dos plAneAa y pagan pGr toiu una.
Es deer, psgsb"n, pLrqae, ds
shorA On adelaide .endsAa que psgAr
10 que equltat.vAmsnss lee CORES
ponde.
Uaase est. & la question de lAs
pAts1tsa y 10 vera de Que m DO, pc1
ssaa y osrAs tom4 lacsaosas dej abs DC
ipgeesar 81 diLsro ueolA0 On lss AtcAi
munici pAies.
Los ChsnoaulIos rspub ioAnoa her
coatAdo d r Door un vsrdA1Sru cuarsAl
Suerss que Ia srlu. fsdo In Unior
porQue do lu eunsrArtU, hAbtsrA idC
eItA oluuAd & IL rulnA mAs com plets
Y 1o prstende al pNTttdo revubn
eAno gus ell pueblo ponceido 10 dc sul
vLtJk.,.,s.
lAo.urdA prsssnsi6nI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
K0MBRAM|ENTQS

El AyuutsmientJ hA heeh9 los ST.
guisnsss nomhrs mlentos:
Abogado eonsultor, Lcdo. Meme
Rio Canalea.
Secretsrio, don Tomas C6spedes,
Praeticante de ls PlEya, don jose
Omedes.
fracsicsnts dc sTricochss, don
Demesrio VsSquez.
M5iieo inferno de sTrlcoeh ,, Dr..
Guilierm1 } Ealszar.
Medioo titular. DR.. Simon Moret
Mufiox.
k6d'oo espeoialiatA do oios, nariE,
gTgsnta y ofdoa, Dr.. Antonio Moli'
nA.
Inspector de los policfAs de Sani
dad, don MAreelo Vllia!i
GlArdiA urbano, don Ezequiel Ro'
drigutx.
OrdenapzA municipal, don Jose
Deynes.
Eseriblsnse de <Trlooche,s don
NAkAiio GoLxAlez.
Policia do SAnidad, don E E:nestc
Vivas.
Flel repeso del MsreAdo, don Luli
Blgal. ''-
Hay ado a'glnas plAsas vaeAntss
las Gu, lss 90 pru veer 90 Gu brave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11

rio dc 10 sub iunta republieana del
barrio de Canas, se rssirA dc ga par
lido, declar&ndossinde
O!ros 10 seVuirGn.
Para el dia II del oorrisnte estk
anuncisdo ca oil salon dc sesionsz do
IL Alealdfa. el rsmats del riego dc las
GALES de ssta eiudad.
-Anoche 20 reuni6 10 Junta eseo'
lar; Qued6 coptseeionado el prssu.
puesso para al pr6xlmo eurso de 1c67
& 1908. Asciende & 90 $50 ~ dollars.
De ssta suma, ss emplesrAn en- ls ia
b.ieaei6n de cAsas escuelas 1895 SO.
Poblcaremo otros dstallss,
-NEGOCIO. En- esta eiudRd 90
veuds, ain intsrmsdiario, nm husn al-
macsn de mAmpostsrfa sn esqUiua gus
produces mas del uno por eiento, y un
gran solar on sisio muy e6nsrico,
apro p6sito para fAbriear una busna
casa. Essriba al Apartado do eorrsos
ndmsro 10 Ponce. ind.
--Es verdAdsrgmsnts sssandsloaso
10 que ssta ocurriendo squf cen sl
Asupto do 10 esrns. Los precios sstGn
por las ruhss. hoy 30 hs sxosndido
diehn ar.iculo . 1872 esptavos kitl A
csc paso NO podlan conner cArns On
Ponse mas que los ricos.
LA policfa he dsuunsiAdo o Pc
dro CarcsiAl y 4 Juan Rodriguez, por
rns, ~ Juan Martinez por sgrssi6n.
-TAmbi6a fue denuneiado Gre.
gorio G 1nz&lsx por hahsr alssrAdo 10
pas On 10 Cansera, y por sgresi6n.
La detective Arresi6 4 Frsr cisco
Rosa por subtraction do imGgsnes do
plata.
TAmbi6n afreat6 4 Tomas Mirallea
por Alterar 10 pss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
POuT|CA REPUBLICAN,
:, DE- ,TuMB0 En- IUMBO

cual. no solo de- pruebas pa'mArias do
que no sabe regirse q sf propio, sino
que exseriorizA una absolute carer cLA
de sentldo polisloo, adopisn 10 aptisu'
des que ls ooloc N de llsno faera y en-
contra de les propiciss eirconAtanciSs
que hoy impulsan 90 varios ssntldos
los inssreaes del pals.
Uaa sgrupAci6n que on sus cues.
tiones internas no musstfA discipiioA
al ctiserlo htms no puede br,ndsr Sc
garas gsranllAs de aclerto On 10 ar
l4a apur oe airiglr un pAis
UaA o.hchvIdAd que dssDlega
oAndesa GO Combats y tLcA belieosUs
fsaohies contra IN gunlerno, prtslsA'
menss caand0 eAs miami & 1nierlo
crea fdettss vl4Culos as solldArldAd y
de ar Asol6a e0tre 81 y e1 pueblo que
o aimlutatra, sAta 4gg .ua por sae solo
h,4ho J hAce lu Aui Asnss pare que
nipguna persona dc pusn ssasldo 10
prssse au eoLCarso.
Jusgue el pueblo pusisorriquefio,
como los mlsmUs b IN orsA que spiAu.
dieron y ensA,xaron l~ t4neasA gss'
tl0n do Huns, AsAcaa y uuprlmsn III
blanh och,r trsDA Dc W.n,h .op.
90 8 rssu tA ia Ahis HI vArtida
riAmu mas 0escAra AoU J eAlut. goriGJ.
Los repu blleanoa Van & Ia opoai
oi6n, no porQus ~ esumeu cUuvsnlsn
no para los A.t0s prob smss de Ia laiI
slnO pOr ue 81 gonluruU tSrmlss Qut
Ia Unlon 30 dssaavuslvA % una NJ
mo. .fsrA dc lUg~,ldad, 10 ouSl NO eun
visne de nlLgGa modu a elos, & los
rspubilasnos, que vsu en- II Unlon VI
indeaaruenole , t0rmldAb.. que con
trA su po.iAcA de eompAorAzg J
v4olensiAs.
Fl dss9 9scho lea Ctuscs, les olegs
J los sondusu rsctSm snIs Al AulGtdlo
be AeerSA, q pAsus sggAntAdos
oil tlsmpo On que muerAn, como partl
do poliseo.
] No i'm porta: eata sAlvado el pals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Local Board Of Charlie,
Ponce, Porto REQ.
a los InterseGsos

Para 81 msior realisaaion 90 do 10
mayor puhlioidAd asersa do 10 DIS
TR1BuC1oN do los servisios que prestan
los ssdores MSdiaoa Auxlliares do So
nidad do Pones. DiAriarnsntenta
ineluso los diAs de fiesta,
NuHGna: de % II. OonsultA On
10 Polielfniea lHospilAl Trieochs). A
laa ii, asisteneiA domieiliAr { los en-
fSrmos euyos enssrg ados deian 10 di
recei6n On el Hospital Trisoohs.
1ardG do 2 IS. Consulsa On 10
PolicliniaA del Hospital Trieoche 20
M6dico Inferno del Hospital. Dc 81 4
3, inspeeci6n de la malanSa On el ma.
tAdsro por ol AuxiliAr do SAnidAd
ensArgAdo del sarvisic mAdi0o de tod J
81 disartAo Oeate do Ia eiudHd. A Las
3, nusva AsiHsenoiH oomislliaria ilimi.
tada con el ndmsro dc los enfermon
euyos speArgAdoa deiarAn Ia dirSesi0p
on sI hospital.
Noche: dc 8 3 Q Q. m. Servieib pA
ra los pohreS por ol Nedtso inferno
del Hospital. Visitsa de urgensis q
cuando 10 reQuiera el easo, serAr
igoalmente presAadA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
|hPRESIOIES Y NOTICIAS

MARTES 10. -En el tren de 10
maiiana han salido hoy hacia Yaueo
nusssros am 'gos don David Ssorsr
% sefi IRA espoaa Elisa TAvArez. IL
aplaudida pisnista dArG AIlf IN con
cisrto. Dsapues se trAsladar&u con el
mismo prop6sito, & San German J &
MsysGu Z.
Las dsspedimos con sfscto , lee
deseamos los mas brillantes exitos en-
todaa las poblaciones que visitsn,
-Ayar estuvieron en- Ponce don
Carlos Disx y don B,nigno Colon,
aureciablss GORE iglonarios de JuAna
Di,z. con obisto de invitAr q vsrios
oradorss unionistaa dc esta oiudad
para un misin que proyectsn eeleLrAr
el pr6x no domingo nuestros correli.
glonsrios sn sQuel pueblo.
eA.En vista del grsnsuceso que
hemos obtenldo eon las Ampliaeiones
On bustos de foscgraflas que ofrece-
mos q nuastra eIientala, nos complA-
esmos en prorrogsr hSsiA hnes de aho
lie dsnaci6n do los tickets que dan dc.
rscho q la adquisici6n de dichas am.
pliac aciones, ssg6n circular Que con ssss
me two pubicsmos en- Noviembre pa
o. % que vsmiti 'emos al que nos la
uidA. BAZAAR OTERO.
Hen abAndonAdo el partido re.
publicano para aaliarse & 10 <U ol6n, ,
Iloa seHoYes Francisco Guadalupe, Ig
lnaeio F6rez, Catalina Rodriguez. vi
esr se Colon, Tsie.foro Bsllagamba y
lAurslio 1riEarri.
Tambi6a 90 hsoen unionistas los
seaores Juan r. Clavsll y Jose Uli.
vlsri, quienes no luchAbAn On politicA
hastA hoy.
Todoa los nombrAdoa aon vecinoa
sde Ponce. La sUni6p,s pues, aigue
aumentsndo 50 sontipgsnte On ssia
lciudsd
a-Se he reeibido on el Leon Pom.
ceao un gran surtido on oAlzado para
ssioras. do charol, glas6, color sham
psgno, blanooa y eabritilla, 20 tormas
distinsas. Para nifIos, especialidad
en- ealxado fuerte para ir & 10 escuela
y nno para veatir. Unicos expende'
doras dc oalxsdo ehsrol y eAbritilla
para homore msrea SUniversals de-
ls4 msjor en- forma oalidsd al sFlori
heinz y dem&a. Somhreros, eorbatas,
: cucllos, puflos, eamiaaa. 8 in6nidsd d.
srticuloa para sAballeros y nifos.
I'm reputado m6dico y IN dis
alpguido abogado do satA eiudad pro
, yeclan invsrtlr ouantiosas aumaa d,
dinsro en- slsmbrAs do tahAeo.
Il I'll sntusiAsmo por 10 sgriculturl
ha llegado - invadir { nusstrol
; elementos protssionA!es.
Don Tulio Medins, sub sesresa
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Redu1cA s1s gastOS
pOr aIumbradO un
7S pOr clentO.

: PorquG no produces ustsd 80 pro.
pio alumbrAdo slAetriOo?
P0rque no pone ualed coto al con
hnuo volteAr dc ~ oont&dor de luz
el6etrica9
Escribs usted dici6udome sl nd.
nero de luoes que tisne iustaladas en-
"a hotal estahlocimiento 8 casa parti
culAr y 10 le dire gratis 4 vueltA de
correo 10 que debe listed hacsr para
eonseguir 10 qua ahora le pAreoe i'm.
possible, Es que usted no be dido hA.
hlAr de los APARAToS DE FAIRBANK,
MORSE AND co no 90 necesitA cAlda'
ra, no 90 necesita Electrieisia ri otro
emplsado especial que 10 Guide
Antonio Cosms
ElactrielstA -Auartado a. -Aracibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Para l0s que quleran col0CaF
Oi0n Su OlnUfO

Be vende o Arr1enda On Ponoe, on
10 sails ATOCHA, IL maA eensrlsA do
10 eluoAd snlrc lAs doA plA1As primal
pAlss, an slmAscn do mampVsserlA y
MADEIRA del pas, do n pisa ! pulga.
oAs o do trento por IL Gale uel aol J
80 II pulgadas por 10 do ATOCHA,
trsnea 4 lac eAsss do EnmAnuelll Is @.
Il. Valdeuilla HHmsnos y G.
FOR Iener esse almseen dos arri.
mos Sc hAss muy fAoll fAnrissrie una
plAns& Als&, ooWon angnlu ds NAM
koslsrl& so.~taeAse, IAnDIeA ~441 u~
60s glsnaAs Insmposteria eon.iguA a..
AnHrior sn Ia salls uuI SOL. III cue
adquisrA ssIA propiedad tsndra IN
husn insares de su dinero. Pare In
tormsa oiFiEirse 4 RAFAEL RIVIERA
kRp1l @r IA Lo~@s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11

Los unionistas deben leatsr sgta
de ,idos & los organic Adores y dirsc-
torres de 10 Ultima assmblea republi
cana, Asf como & los ineansAhles emf
litsis que han tornado participation
On dicho seto politieo.
Nos ex 2ressmos On estos termi.
nos, porque han tsabAiado coneien'
zudsmsnte on favor nueatro.
No 10 hubisran hssho msjor de
hAhsr realiE sdo tan gsatS tsrea -gra
10 para 10 y ai6n -Cou el dsliosr ADJ
prop6sito dlsho. Repetimos que slsn,
todos los cAraetsrss do una labor
70 lcisnz ida, aunqus On el fondo lo..
ssa obra dc iuconscientes impulsJs
H. sht 4 10 tasalidad sctuando do
providsncial
ssbiAse que el psrtldo republics
no eataba frse ,iouado, divldido, des
psdazsdo, cast, psro todo ESQ ocu'
rria. 8 msisr, ocurre On desalle. Hs'
ella talta un Aeto solemue, que reunie
90 On un solo haz, todAs esAs numsro
sas y difsrenaes dissordlas J les pu.
siess on relieve ante leI oios del pals,
para q1e este pudieas apractar DO No
m modo exacto 10 armon5a del conjunio.
Y 10 asambleA he resutIAdo msgolfss
para tel objsto. Aii - he rotJ csc
simb6lieo has do rancores emponzofA' a
dos y aada rencor, oil dsaprsadsrss, %
h. eonversdo On una huz AhlsdA y
eorlsuts. Tsne NOS, por tanso, que iot
re2uhlieanos 90 sisgao entse sl como
ai Eaesen madras sspigAs. UaA vst'
1adera aiega...,i,1e clegos.
Sem ante sucsso. os hAber ocu
rrido en suslQuiera otra e,0ca, hu
hierA sid1 Al sm pre- mAlo para oil par
lido republicanoi pero AhorA, On Wis
psrAs, pueae dsclrse, dc Las ell G ,ionss
lss resultA fatal.
81 pueblo dc Puerto Rico, oul
dsntro do brevs Va & eiercer eI ders
Oh y el debsr del vot1. ssndrA biel
prssente que no dsbs darlo, que NJ
puede dArlo en- favor do No parlido, 0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11

Mr. Root, que el Coneelo MunicipAl ds
Ponce ha ASordsdo & nsldxrAr.e .. mo
huespeo az a. ciud~u, p&rGlSlt auooIe
nuestro siL zero tesGr p0r 81 i'm IoAl
bilidAd de VisliRrnos.
SANTIAGO OPPENHEIMER,
AlcAlos de koaes
Los hAbitanIes do Ponce huhieran
t,nido muCho gusso On rtOlblr 10 visi.
"a del SsoretArio Rot, en- Cuyo honor
90 prspAraDan grandes f.stsi9s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
AVISO

Ed 10 Corte municipal del DiAtrito Ju.
diciAi muui0lpsl do Polcs.
Ia LAmAmlenso prellminSr do
seuerdo Q. n IL rsgia aeguuda N1nsro
Prinsro tsndr& lugAr el Ola "A uel 60.
rriente mss q las nueve de 10 ma d ana
ca el salon de sesiones dc IL Corle
municipal do eAta oiudAd, con el 6n dc
determinar el cAr&cter y coudlc. Ga dc
les pleit0n civlIes y hAoer oil stiiAlA
miento de los m I'M lS.-Ponce, judo 8
de 1905. -hdm6a VdzQW@, SecrelArio
do 10 Gotta Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
EL PONCE GROCERY

He vende Artioulos alImentiaios,
direotamsnts importados do Essados
Unidos, llevAudoss { casa del com
prsdor. Surtido siempre fresoo. Co.
mereio 7. --ApArtAdo "a. -Tel6iGno u.