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song Of the Plough.

From ne NgJdui;fe Sentinel.
I'll Sing YOU a song Of the plough. deep with my
tempered share
furrow the earth. the rich brown earth. paving
the way for spoil.
With Joy I bend to my task. guided with sturdy
care
From dawn I'LL dusk I follow the way through loan
and fragrant soil.
And ! sing as | 20 MY way.
From dawn TIL she sunsets gold.
And ] sleep when the world Is gray
Deep in the morn's enfOld.
come with the lark and thrush. and my good
steel shinmerS bright,
Steady l turn my burrows deep that neldS may
grow and wave;
The bread OF the world IS mine. reared by my
strength and might.
And I scatter IL wide, from land TO land. that all
may say / gave.
And I sing as ! go my way.
From dawn tll the sunsets gold.
And I sleep when the world Is gray
Deep In the morn's enfold.
Ny share came from the earth, and so to the earth
CleaVe,
And I shall cling to its breast fore'er, to serve
my master, man.
And never shall l forsake, and never my master
leave.
TIL the world and Tim arc old and gray In this,
Gods earthly plan.
But I sing as | 20 my way,
From dawn TIL the sunsets gold,
And 7 sleep when the world Is gray
Deep In ihe morn'S enfold,
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The bswl OF a steer 70 the cowboys ear
Is music OF sweetest strain.
And the yelping notes OF the gray COY otea
To him are a glad refrain:
The rapid beat of his bronco's feet
On the sod as he speeds along
Keep livening time to the ringing Thy me-
or his rollicking cowboy song.
His eyes are bright and his heart Is light
As the smoke OF his cigarette,
There's never a care for his soul TO bear.
No troubles to make him fret:
For a kingly crown In the noisy town
His saddle he wouldn't change
No life 30 free as the life we see
Way out on the cattle range.
Hl-lo! hi la, for the range away
On the deck of a bronze Of steel.
With a careless hirt OF the rawhidc Quirt
And a dig OF the rowelled heel.
And the winds may howl and the thunders growl
Or the breezes may softly moan,
A riders life is a royal life.
The saddle a kingly throne.
-ioi hi la for the work Is PLAY
When loves In the cowboys eyes.
When his heart is light as the clouds OF white
That swim In the summer skies.
And his jolly song speeds the hours along
As he thinks of the little gal
With the golden hair who is waiting there
A. the bars OF the home corral.
JAMES BNEroS ADAMS.
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PRESIDENT ELIOT IN POLITICS.
Tells OF His Experience IN the stump I'm
Ohio.

From President Eiot's address 10 the Hdrrdrd
creg OF 1905.
may add. Mr.. Toastmaster, that on this
occasion / am about as well fitted to make
eloquent remarks as l was upon an occasion
some years ago when I was in politics. That
was before / became a statesman. occupied
the position OF chairman OF the speaking
campaign OF Ohio at the time that my good
old friend Mark Hanna was 4 candidate for
Senator, and the only time l had q chance to
meet him was upon one occasion when ne
came through Columbus at . o'clock in the
morning, and / got aboard his car, and we
went by a little town called Newark.
Newark is the storm centre In Ohio OF the
railroad rate question. The railroad plat
form IL q triangle, on one side OF which runs
the Pennsylvania Railroad. on the other the
Baltimore and Ohio. and on another the
Big Four. We arrived at Newark about 8
o'clock in the morning. Senator Hanna had
been conversing with me in his stateroom,
dressed in pink silk pajamas, and he feared
his appearance on the back platform when
we were greeted by a crowd OF the plai1.
common people might be such as would not
guarantee absolutely his election to the United
States Senate.
There being loud calls for q speech. he
pushed me out. and l began a very eloquent
speech by saying: MY fellow citizens
just at that point a Big Four train came by.
I was compelled to pause. and after the train
had got by 1 resumed the thread OF my
argument by saying: my fellow citizens.
and at that moment q switching engine backed
I'D on the Baltimore and Ohio and began to
let OF steam. was again compelled to
pause, and after the switching engine had
got by l got almost In the midst OF my dis
course, and l said. Ladies and gentlemen"
and at that point q freight train came by on
the Pennsylvania track. and II 1t was an inch
long IL was a mile. l was compelled again
10 pause, and after It had got by 1t became
almost too much Of a joke. and l said again.
MY fellow citizens. what is the use OF my
trying to uplift my voice against this great
roar Of Republican prosperity
Well, there was some applause among the
crowd, but in the very back corner there was
a man with a harsh voice. one Of those deep,
buzzing voices. 1t sounded to me a great
deal like Dean Briggs. He said to me: Go
On. That was q trainload Of empties."
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The Galley slave.

From me NsV orleans Times Democrat.
welcome thee. q sleep,
Not that thy power doth keep
Me from the memory and the toll OF day:
For be II day or night,
or sleep or waking sight,
I labor at the oar the selfsame way.
But In the night what strength.
What stroke OF wOndrous length!
With what a splendid and victorious sweep
drive the vessel on
Toward the waiting dawn
Through huge and hollow, roaring seas OF slcepi
There comes no WEAKNESS
To make ME slaCken stress,
No masters voice IL beating In mine ears.
feel no chain or thong,
Strong as a god Is strong.
play with labor. deaf 10 hopes and fears!
Pallid across my face
Doth come :he davn's nrst trace:
h WEAKNESS, what grief about TO break!
All, how ] hate the sun.
And my comrades every one,
God who's asleep and hell fore'er awakei
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Apologize Pro Vita Sua.

From me Catholic Standard and Times.
Wat for you call me "DagO man."
An max so bada facet
Ees no room for Eetalian
Fen deeSa bigga placer
s'posc you are more better dan
ia DagO man could be,
But, pleasa, Meester 'Mehcan,
ask you walt an see.
How long you leeVe cen deesa land
Eli Thirta-seven year
Ees Onla seexa mont. my frand.
Scence ] Am comm here.
weesh you geeVe me time for try
An see wat I can do,
So mebbe ! Ro'n' be. blmeby.
SO gOOdA maj like you.
Baycause 7 am so strong, l guess
Igo'n' do prctta wal.
So long I 'tand 10 beeZancss
An jus' bayhave mySal.
Ny lcetla cheeldren. too, ees strong
En- You no gotta none
You married, MeeSter' En- How long,
Twalve year. an no got wan
o. am sad for YOU. my frand-
Rhr Why you laugh at me:
Escusei do not ondr6stand:
am ~ strange. you see.
Ny "keeds ees no good breed you sayl
Ali wal, ees mcbbe not.
But dey weel be more good SOM day
Dan dose you dOn'tA got.
An dey be stTonga 'MeYiCAn.
More strong dan YOU are. too.
Ees nOtta many Dago man
So skeenny lika you
o. pleasa, my fTand, no gattA mad
Shak' han bayfOre You go.
Escusa met ] an 81 sal
For speakin' 70 you so.
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Monument to Negro Shoemaker.
summervIIe correspondence Atlanta Constitt

Summervlte correspondence Audntd Constfu-
hon.
The funeral Of Uncle Smith Knox. an old
and highly respected negro OF this place,
took place yesterday. In many respects il
was a very remarkable funeral. IL was held in
the white Presbyterian. church. Of which
he had been a member Tor a PM time, and
of which he had been sexton for forty years,
missing only three services during that time,
The services were conducted by the Rev. Il. =.
The congregation, which was composed
about equally OF whites and blacks. was
visibiv affected by the touching services,
II is not TOO much TO say that no man In the
community could be more universally missed
than Uncle Smith. His lie was a blessing
maker BY trade, but his shop was probably
more often visited by those in search OF spirit
ual comfort than for business.
Whites and blacks alike loved and honored
him. The white people Of the community
have already raised a sufficient sum with
which to erect a handsome monument as a
memorial to him.
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HuTrah, che gladstone day has CONF.
IL long VA overdue;
The BOwery Is coming up
To a v Fifth Avenue.
But do nos stop at Just their souls.
Your friendly preccpts give:
Walk In without a by your leave"
And show them how TO live.
Their marital relations probe.
Their clothing cTiticiss,
And when you scrub their children well
Get soap into their eyes
Invade their kitchen privacy
Md "nosey- all around.
And teach their chefs no proteid
In trufies can be found.
All. glorious the fruitful time
That's coming by and by.
When Demon Rum unlimbers guns
IN Demon Extra Dry.
49, -.
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Exception to q Rule.

Fy0m the Washington star.
There's no use Of complainIn'
Bout she weather or Its ways.
You got TO take the ralnln'
Same AS bright an sunny days.
Be patient an forbearin'
Though the wintry blast ma whlE-
Yet you do feel some like sweaTin'
When you've got the rheumatiZi
try 20 love my neighb0r.
To be gentle. kind an true.
An he cheerful at my labor,
An I nearly always do.
But there amt nobody Twin
Whose disposition Is
Contented n forgiYin'
When he's got the rheumatic.
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Increasing Imports OF Goat,kin,.

India has had tho best OF our goatskins trade,
her share having risen from less than 100000 In
1893 70 nearly sll .OOO. 1000 In 1905. This Is our larx.
est item of import from India. except "jute bag
giuE, buriaps and other articles manufactured from
nbres." The gOatSklns we get from Alden como
partly from Arabia and partly from the east shores
OF Africa. The French skins are from the colonies
OF France in Africa.
Since 1895 our total imports OF E~oatskins have
aggregated $40 900 In value (omitting those
imported 40 leather and 40 kid Eloves), an Aversgs
Of ssA.ooo.OOo . year. or ss!ooosoo . mPaEs. .SRs.nh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

Some New York state Republicans have
recovered somewhat from the welting OF
election day and are beginning to tell what
hit EN-. A clean handed member OF the
state organization, speaking to a friend, said
last night:
Il think you and / may hug ourselves hat
we have been right for at least one year. IL
not longer. We should have cleaned house
a year ago when we started to clean house.
You and l said then that II the Republican
party did not clean house the people would
clean it for it. This result has indicated
our position then"
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Echoes of the Republican State convention
at Saratoga are still heard. One eminent
Republican at the Republican Club put 1t
this way last night:
The last convention sickened me unto
death of the stupid towards. The Big Stick
and the Pharisees have the lash. and l hope
it is applied unsparingly."
The speaker added that Lieut.. Gov. Bruce.
Secretary OF State O'Brien. Comptroller
Kelsey, Treasurer Wallenmeier. Attorney
General Mayer and State Engineer Van AL
styne should not have been renominated, but
that Hughes or Frank s. Black should have
headed an entire new State ticket.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
De Santo Domingo para eI Herald
(Traducido para LA DEMocRAcIA)

Ionces mas fkcil conssguir dinero para
tinss rsvolueionarios,
Muohos de los isfss mas capaoss
han sldo exp llsados del pals, y 81
pressncia en- las islas vecinas consti-
tuys una smen:za Todos ellos SON
pobrss, y 10 mayor parts incspacss dc
ganarss 10 vida de otra manera que
40 sea apelsndo & las armss & { las
prsferencias politicas, y misntra % 90
hallan flers, no pueden contsr para
v,vir mas que con las remesas que
puedea conseguir de sus amigos, que
por 10 general son personas que viven
dificilmente cuando el partido contra
rio estA On el poder. Estos refugiados
vsndriAn On bandadas & unirss & IN
movlmiento que tuviera obsbilida.
des dc exlto.
La opinion favorable q Nor alsi
aumenta en- au encia do este en- vez ID
dism'nuir. Los psrtidarios de Jime-
nez convisnen en- que Morales 90 o.
Gnico jefe logo contra los Horacis-
tas; los antiques partidArios de Uli
sss Heureaux y de otros gus han ocu-
psdo temporalmente 10 Presidsnci,
desean unirse colocando & Morals
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4 los contrIbuJenfes De Ponce

Aviso. - O6cina de la Tesorerfa
HupicIpsl.-Por veneer el dlt'mo pla.
20 que sefaIsn las Ordenanzss NUM-.
cipalss para regular ell cobro de las
pateptes impuestos Municipales y
plumas de aqua correspoudientes al
$40 ecou6mico de 1906 a 1905, Sc aviss
al pdblico, para que todos les que
tepg an pendientss el pago de aus QUO
tas, pasen por esta Tesorerfs, anss'
del dta Is del pr6x mo Abril ssldar
squsllas, evsiandenos de cate m do O
.srer que emple ar los prccedimienso'
que mares 10 Ley para con squello'
q Tue en- dicho plezo 10 hayan liquida
do sus pages
Ponce, "A de Matzo de 1906
RWael Ricera Esbn
1--we tigador Municipal.
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Santo Domingo, MErzo 8 dc 1906.
Por todas parties 90 obssrvan muestras
svidsntss dc deseontsnto, y las con-
versaciones eonfidenciales versan de
costumbrs sob.e les rev olueiones ia.
turas 10 probsbilldsd de un movi'
m!ento que t;nga exlto com pieto diri.
gido c,rt'a el partido Horacista que
sossiens oil general CAesres en- la Pre-
sidsncia. Il nombre que todo sl mum
do pronuncia como iefs del movimiento
90 el de Carlos Morales, Presidents
Que fle hsstA h,ce poco, y que se
halls en- el deitierro como resultado
de sus indsiles e,fderzos por rscobrar
sl poder que Sc habfa escurrido de sus
msnos hsbfa pasado & 10 de sus
ministries.
Parecs que nadie sahe aquf sssc-
taments 10 que Morales esta hacienda,
pero las Mnalss son, que 81 est& for.
msndo p'anfs para regressr en- el
momento rropicio, que no hsbrk de
ltrauscurrir mucho tempo sin que 81
de sen sles do vida. 81 ell Senado d.
los Estsdos U nidos derrota el tratadc
dominicsno, podrfa ia ser 10 seha
! dc un levantamientc, porque serfs en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
D|NAM|TA En- CUBA

IN la reI dbAea dc Cuba las auto
ridades han vuelto & descubrir . eiu'
dadAnoa acopiadores do dinamita trAs.
ladando esta mAteria do unos punlos
q otros. YR sabrkn los iectores que
hace dos neaes 30 descubri6 I'm dsp6'
sito de dinamitA on 10 isla hsrmana,
dig que con intsnei6n de volar la ca
pital los depostarios. Hscs POGO han
sido detenidoa-uo por dlnamilstos,
sino por aeopiadores do dinAmita, el
Coronsl del Eiercito Libertador Fran
cisco Carrillo verisl J los no msnos
Coroneles Luis Dlax , Manuel DiAs
Piedra. La csia fue remitida. .por 10
sspesa del tsrcero & la de IN caballs'
no de apellido HiiImil, y apareCi6 on
casA del moreno PatriCio HernAndex.
ri traslado tuvo lugar sstre 81 VedAdo
y Caysyabos.
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"SCHOOL TAX"

El Ayuntamiento de San Juan,
en- session celebrsda el del actual,
acord6 por una1im!dad adoptar una
ordenanza autor'z sndo 10 Imposition
dc una contribution especial sobre 10
propiedad, que sera conocida por
<School taxs, durante el aiio econ6mi.
co de 1905 0O7.
Los te .minos que ests concebida
Ia ordenanzs, aoa los sigulentss:
Relultando que por virtud de una
Ley dc 10 A,amblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico aprobadA en- 10 de Mar
20 de 1904, titulada SUna Icy para en-.
mezdar Ia ley de Ia ASamblea Legis.
lativs de Puerto Rico, titulads sUna
ley para revisar, er msndar y codifear
las leyes generates y reglamentos re-
lativos & instruction pdblIca en- Puer.
10 Rico, snmendar los c6digos, y para
otros fnea. aprobada Mario IL de
1908, enmendada q 81 vez por una
ley aprobada en- II de Febrero de
1905, los Municipios de Puerto Rico
estAn autoriEados para imponer una
contribution especial aobre Ia 10 pro
piedad que 80 conocera por sSchool
TaxS.
<Resultand1 que eSta Munieipa.
lidad de San Juan, deSea 2oner tel
contribution.
Por tanto, ord6nese por el ConCe
10 Municipal de San Juan;
Secei6n II Qle estA Municipali.
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CURRENTE CALAM0
Semana de Pasi6nmy vigi1ia
IA LA ENMIENDA, PECADOR F.!

La Semana Mayor ha empezsdo;
no me gu,ta gran eosa el pescado
por ser alimsnto que sncuentro algo Aoio;
mas 70, de buen grado
conner de v'gllia me avengo,
siempre cuando me sirvan los crfticos
percebs 6 alta literarios
8 <iaibAs, polftlcos.
Y con cu&nto placer le dirfs,
verbigratis, & cualquier coclpero:
sEscata ,hsms I'd. & csc vste
que solo 60 un sm 'ro,s bastante somsros
~.
T.mbien me dispopgo
pope-ms do buenss con Dlos
"a entonar, pesaro1oy y contrito,
el 20 pecador;
<De habsr lsfdo agunas revistas me acuso:
rsvistas testralss sin ton y sin son.
esto cs ain epiundiA nj sstilo nj nads
que valga un comino; mas de infuas llenaA.
Pesame, Ss1or.
!Oh naea culpol Asfmismo deseo
pediros perd6n
por hAber, no hace mucho, lefdo
varias hoias volantss escritas
con gran sanfassns,
plsgadas de insultos, plagadas do horrores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09

dad impone para ell kr6xim1 afio eco
n6mico de 1909 1907. Adem& de todas
las contribudones 70 impue.IaI, una
cont 'ibuci6n de lilo dc uno por ciento
sobre ell vAlor tAsado de tods la pro-
piedAd mueble q inmueb!e situada
dentro de la MunicIpAlidad, de Acuer'
do con la tasaci6n hecha por el Teso'
rero de Puerto Rico para 10 recauda'
cj6n de 10 contribution insular sobre
10 propiedad,
Secci6n % Que una copia csrti.
fcada de esia ordtnanEa 70 envfe sl
Tesorero de Puerto Roo, para que on
81 oportunida1 procsda Al cobro del
tanto por cIenlo citAdoS.
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Para los que quleran celoea'
bien su diner0

Sc vende 9 arrlenda en- Porce, en-
10 cale ATOCHA, Ia mas centrica de
10 ciudad entire las dos plazss princl-
pales, un almscen de mampnase. ia y
MADEIRA del pals, de n pies s pu'ga
das s de frente por la calle del Sol y
SO II pu]g adas por la de ALTO HA,
frente & las casas de Ermanuelli & G.
R. Valdesilla H. r nauos & c
For tensr este almacen dos arri'
mos se hsce muy facil fabricar'e una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
ANUNcIO De SUbsSTA

Seeretari del Honorable Ayun.
smlento do Ponce. No hs sb'endo tent
do efeeto 10 subalts a1unciadA para
al dis 20 de Diclembre pasado q fin de
proveer 81 Cuerpo de B ombsros de un
Carrete para el trasport9 de Mar gue'
ras, 90 anuncia nuevam' n!7 dlcho re-
mats para ell dia 7 del ensrante a las 2
de su tards en- el Salon de seaiones, con
sugeci6n al pliego de coniiciones que
10 encuentra On esta S cretarfa.
Por CO, MARI "A de 1905.
N r CANATES
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como iefs de Il oposio.6a.

como lefe de 10 oposio.oa.
Fl gobisrno sstk tomando preesu.
clones para dsfsndsrss do m golps
repentino. Han sumsntado les guar.
dlas por todas parties, y los cslabcz zss
que % habfan vaeiado en- parts, han
vuslto q llsnarse con los rsputados
psligrosos. Los amigos de 10 admi'
nistraci6n insistsn On qua una rsvolu-
ci6n NO tsudrfA probabiiidsdss do
exito, porQue no se pusde rsuuir dine
70 suacisnte, por ser muy dlfisil con.
seguir armas y munieionss - que
faeron confscados todos los rifles que
90 enconsraron despu6s dc 10 d'Ema
rsvueltA.
Y asf van lss cosas. Mucha con-
vsrsaei6n tossnte q los proysctos pa
ra derrocar { Ckceres, creeneiA gene
ral on que 10 tor tAtlvA 90 llevarx o..
bo y Morales ,lver& al pafs, pero
todo % vsgo y 20 halla entire som.
bras, salvo sl hscho do que los Gle.
msntos que hsstA ahora no 90 hslla.
ban de aeuerdo, desean unirse, wen
en- Morales el futuro jefe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
al PU6LICO

Acadia Municipal de 10 ciudad
de Ponce. - Secretaifs. - Aprob adas
por el Conaeio las cuentas de estos
fondos MunicipAles correspondence
& los eisrcicios dc 1895 & 81 1897 4 9e y
ell primer ssms.trs de 1898 & 80 acord6
que 90 ex oongan al p1blico por el ter.
mtno de Is dfas on Ia secretaria de 90
ta Corporation para los que dessen
examin nArlas.
Lo que sc hsce ssber por el pre-
sente, para general conncimiento.
Ponce Marzo 81, de 1905.
N. r Cdnales.
33s Seer etArio Municipal
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y { mas de sandeces.

- mas oe ssnoeces.
PtsaMe, Sesor
TAmbien me arrepisnto do hAbsr escuchsdo
bisn mas do un discurso, bien mas do an sermon
ya 4 10 Dulcamsra, ~ & 10 Fray Gsrundio;
los preopinantes On unos otros
desbarrsban mas msjor ].
sin reraro, nj tass ni frsno,
Pssams, Setter
De h.ber, sliqusndo y & ratios perdidos,
-perdidos del todo-prestado atensi6n
aa'gunos sofstas
de marca mayor
que de un mismo problems asunto
70 defender sl contra 8 el p6.
sfa p,e!endsn ssf, tan cam sntss,
dirigir 8 sncauxar 10 orini6p,
ain frms eriterio nj rumbo direeio,
Pesams, EeNor.
A tus pies, por mis- culpas, entono
el 10 pscador,
proeura no eaiga de nuevJ
en- 10 tentaci6n
de leer revistillas tsatrales
nj hoiss suetas sscritas Gd hoe
CON el fn do ipiuriar dsstsjo
10 que 90 signo...... de pea sprensi6n.
Suarez do Mota.
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DR., GONZALEZ MARTINEZ

Fate compstentfsimo msdieo, do
Maysghez, 90 hAlla On San Juan cum.
pliendo sus debsres como individuo
del Tribunal encargado do los sxGme-
mes que se exigen para 10 rsvklida do
tituloa dc medicos = practicantss.
Dichos tximenss tsrminarkn On
breve. Sc presentan variss personAa
y 70 nos ocuparemos del resultado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
URRUT|A Y SE|A

A fines de 10 semana Ultima sstu.
vieron On la capital, & asuntos de In.
tere', nuestros busnos an gos y 90.
rreligionarios don FrAncisco Sein y
don Vicente Urrutia, de Ana co.
Relter&mosles nuestro cordial sim
patia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
J. BUSO CABRERA

Ayer tuvimos 10 satisfaction de
saludar squf & nuestro que lido amigo
el st nor BDx6 Co b:era, de Humacao
Regres6 q 81 rssidencia aver mis-.
mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09

planta alta; comdn augnlo de man.
posteria solamente. Tambien una dc
dos plantas mampostsrfA contigua al
anterior On la calle del SOL. FL que
adquiera esta propiedad tendra un
buen interes de su dinero. Para In
formes dirigirse q RAFAEL RIVERA
z SBsI, Sol IA Ponce
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Hip6dronO PlQ(eh0

Cuenta hoy con cuadras para
20 caballos que Sc admlten a
Guido esmerado y 4 preclos
convencionales.
Proximas carreras el Do
mingo Is del corrlente. Co.
rreran entire otros &JlbaroS
contra xPerla Flna2 y <Pe-
Ilon1 contra xAlmodovar.S
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ANN STRONG & G.

Almacenistas Importadores.
Unicos Agentes de 10 cerveza Gan.
heuser Buschs del sgua mineral
xWhitt Rocks y del de sUvas de
sWalek
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la ES SMERALDA
Federico Toro Il Go Ponce

Federico T0ro Il Go Ponce
Sc avIsa 4 las sefiores comercian
tes de 10 I,ls que tsnemos siemore un
gran surt'do De scmarercs de ps il
del pals h rmtios en- todas formas.
Precios limits dos per docenas. Ropa
hecha para hcmbres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
So We SDEN

Cubtro cssas de msieras an buen
estado con espa clos . solsres.
Qlien las intorass puads informsrse
On el b ta de- ahog ado senior Da
pena. Label nun. 6.
Ponce, Erero 18 de 1905
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COnuctres de Odas classes de maqnaas para hcnd azdcar

y condensadores de vacio seco y de vacio hd-
do.-COndensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de Krajewski-Pesant CO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
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| FL ANT|NEON LOG HER

Especfdco inferno curative y proven
two contra las enfermed ades de Ia ve-
jiga y de Ia orina.
Cura radical de 10 Blenorrs gla.
De vents en- las Farm scias.
Dep6aito
Sucrs. de Vale Ca cIo 4 CO.
Ponce, Puerto Rico. A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09
Roberto Graham
INGENIE RO

INGENIERO
Taller de Maquinaria. Fundici6n =
Carrsteris. Agsncis de los Arados
<Dseres, loa mejores que 80 ,bricsn.
Marina as Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-09

Desmenuzadoras. Krajewski Calenta-
dores modernos con oeho Q diez y seis cireula-
Ciones. ..-Trapiches defecadoras, triple qua
druple efectos tachos modernos. .-Bombas