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The Washington times., 1906-12-06
NANNY" COOKED
FOR WASHINGTON
Just One Meal, But Even
at That She Holds
Record.
WILL SOON REACH SIX SCORE
Evelina Mosby, Aged us, Who Lives
at Memphis, Quits Hard
Work.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 6.-Great is the ex-
element among the negro population in
the vicinity OF COS WiCks avenue. for
Nanny" EveliHa Mosby has retired
from her laundry labors after century
passed at the tubs and will hereafter de
vote her energies 10 ironing and sew
Ing only. AT present Nanny" Mosby
Is only lis years old. but she is adding
daily TO her record. and hopes in course
of time to reach the six-score mark.
Notwithstanding her advanced age,
Mrs. Mosby is as sDry as her baby"
SON. Tupp Mosby. aged seventy-fiye,
with whom she resides. together with
her daughter and granddaughter. the
last named of whom. Mary Warren, is
the maid at the Union depot.
Henry Is Weaned.
Another son, Henry, having attained the
age OF eighty. is considered old enough
TO shift for himself. and is keeping
house with his wife near his mothers
residence.
Recapitulating her history. Nanny
Mosby recltes the fact that she was born
in Memphis when the town consisted of
only a couple OF dwellings and num-
Der OF Indian tepees, the only store
porium kept by Captain Bell. on the
banks Of the Mississippi.
For years she lived as a slave in the
house OF Nick Perkins. and on his
death and the subsequent marriage OF
Mrs Perkins 10 Dudley Dunn she be
came 4 member of the colony of 30
negroes owned by the Dunn family.
Recalls Washington.
BY far the most vivid recollection in
the old woman's memory Is that She
once enjoved the honor of cooking din
ner for General Washington, who passed
through the city and stopped day az
tn Dunn home, where he is said 20 have
been most Hospitality entertained
And I'll never forget him. says
NANNY" sOlemnly.
Nanny AIosby will celebrate her
Il6th birthday June 10 next, when a
great celebration is promised
II IS related that at the death of
son some wears ago. at the ripe age Of
sixty. .Mammy' M0sby said mourn
fully: There Bill I allus feared we d
never be able to raise that boy
The Washington times., 1906-12-06
AT AUCLAIR HOSPITAL
Sisters of Charity Save Little Boys Life
With Father Johns Medicine.

Among the children under our care
was a poor orphan boy. eight years
ficulty in breathing. cough, diarrhoea,
indigestion and vomiting. The sisters
who had him in charge consulted three
different doctors and they all pro-
rounced the case hopeless, saying that
the good care he enjoyed was all the
help he could have. and that 1t was
useless 10 submit him TO any new treat
ment.
When a sister received from a friend
a present of a bottle OF Father Johns
Medicine. she Immediately started 10
The Washington times., 1906-12-06

Carpenters yesterday put the finishing
touches on the scanold at Fort Myer
Court House upon which Joseph Wright
coIored is under sentence to forfeit his
life December H.
On November l Wright was convicted
by a jury on a charge of making a felon-
ious and criminal assault upon Miss
Mable Risley. now Mrs, Forrest
Goodine, a pretty. brOwn-eyed girl about
nineteen years old. while she was at
Luna Park last September.
The jury was out but a few hours.
The evidence adduced by Commonwealth
Attorney Crandal Mackey was conclu-
sive.
Judge Wright. who tried the case
sentenced Wright 10 die on the scanold
on December IA
Counsel for the condemned man gave
notice OF an appeal. and it is under
stood that steps are now being taken
TO procure a new trial on the ground
that Mrs. Goodness Identification of the
man was not complete.
Sheriff Palmer does not believe Wright
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Births

Attic and Bertia Smith. a boy.
Charles a. and Josy b. HoaEy, a boy.
Alfred and Elizabeth J. Pixton, a
girl.
Frank and Louisa Jones, a boy.
William and Maggie Smith a boy
Thomas and Jennie p Watson. "A boy.
Edwin and Mary Hiukel. a boy
David and Florence n Walsh "A boy.
Harry l. and Margaret Meador. d
boy.
William +. and Zula Ward. a girl.
Henry and Eva Young. a girl
Richard NJ and Lille NJ Collins. a
girl.
Herman and Elizabeth Minor. a girl
Bernard and Marie q. McCullins, a
boy.
girl.
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give of the medicine TO the little sick
boy. with the wonderful result that
treatment he was improved so much
in strength and size that one could
hardly believe 1t was the same boy that
was seen IN a short time before in such
bad condition. He is now going to
school and partaking in all the pas
times Of his school mates-sOmething
that he never before was able to do.
It is therefore with the greatest
pleasure and satisfaction the sisters
recommend Father Johns Medicine
fSisned)
Hospice Auclair. Montreal. Canada.
The Washington times., 1906-12-06
WHITES PROMOTION
IS NOW OFFICIAL

That Ambassador Henry Whites pro
motion from Rome 10 Paris has been
decided upon, as exclusively published
In The Times Tuesday was officially
confirmed this afternoon both by Secre-
tary of State Root and Mr. White, who
IS now in the city, the guest of Senator
Lodge.
IL was enphaically denied by Secre-
tdTy Root that Irving b. Dudley Of
California. now minister TO Peru. had
been selected 20 succeed Ambassador
Griscom AT Rio de Janeiro, who is being
promoted to Rome. II was equally
strongly denied that John Barrett. min
lister TO Colombia. had been elected di-
rector OF the Bureau Of American Re
publiCs.
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NEWLANDS HASTEN
TO SICK DAUGHTER

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Senator Frances
]. NeWIands OF Nevada sailed hurriedly
for Europe today or the French line
steamship Lorraine. Mr.. Newlands re-
cCived a dispatch AT Washington yes
terday telling him of the serious illness
Of his daughter, Frau Won BredOw, who
lives in Berlin. on ref ching Havre Mr.
Newlands VIII travel to the German
capital by special train.
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Barber Spurning Tip
Knocks out Customer
Tonsorial Artist Declining With Regret Prof
fered Handful of Coin Leads Generous One
to Believe He's in Asylum for Insane.

Barber shops displaying that legendary
sign, Tipping Prohibited. are far
scarcer in this city than are lorgnettes
among the Laplanders, but at least one
shop where the experiment Of taboo
ing the increment small coin was tried
has proved the act 10 be doubtful wis
dom.
Yesterday afternoon Next" hap
pened to be a somewhat swollen-faced
person with the weak lnderpinuing Of
a leftover load. He was plainly suffer
Ing from ''grapitis." and as he sank,
somewhat after the fashion Of a wind
broken bellows. into The third chair
the 'tonsoreT' heard him muse.
shave. haircut, not towels. massage.
sea foam, all OF 'em for mine. TAX ism
for troubr.' be added a little thicSly.
proffering the knight Of the glistening
blade d generous handful Of small coin.
Declined With Regret.
Not for me" quoth the bulglng-eyed
razOr-wielder. See that sign:" he
queried dIsgustedly. indicating the
no tipping" sign prominently displayed
on the wall. What chance has poor
working man got?'
The refusal OF his coins seemed 70
awaken the curiosity Of the ine5riated
one.
"Wlaz zat?" he sputtered through a
bruzh ruu OF Iathery soap foam. hair
rising from the third chair as IL his
cIouded gray matter failed 10 compre-
bend. don't want thish tip?"
But he Of the cup and brush merely
shook his head IN sad resignation.
No" he said, with a show OF dignity,
we tOnsOrlal artists are not permitted
10 receive such expressions Of our Gus
toners gratitude"
well. III be d." fell involuntGriiy
from the grape-suaked customer lips.
Everything went well as the ''tOusOr-
ing proceeded, but another shock
awaited the customer as ne rose from
rla chair
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SChnapps Tobacco is Made ENTIRELY from Flue Cured
Tobacco Grown in the Piedmont Country.
The Imitation Brands Have SChnappS
Quality Only On the Outside
Of the Plug

Hundreds of imitation brands are
on sale that look like Schnapps to-
bacco. The outside of the imitation
plugs oftobacco is fue cured the same
as Schnapps, but the inside is filled
with cheap, fimsy, heavily sweetened
air cured tobacco. One chew of
Schnapps will satisfy tobacco hunger
longer than two CheWs of such to-
bacco. The color, size and shape
of the tags, plugs and packages of
certain imitation brands of tobacco
have been made $50 much like
Schnapps that they have often been
accepted by buyers under the belief
that they were getting Schnapps-
Sufficient proof has been secured
to establish the fact that certain
brands are infringements and in vio-
lation of the trade mark laws, yet the
trade will continue to be imposed
upon by these infringers until the suit
already entered and now pending to
protect Schnapps is decided. A
great many of these limitations are
The Washington times., 1906-12-06
COTTON MARKET STEADY
ON CHABLES FRO MEUROPE

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The cotton NOR
ket opened steady this morning. Wall
street was a buyer through several of
tho room brokers and the cables dis
played notable steadiness on positions
beyond December The weather in the
South was setsOuable and generally
clear.
Opening prices; Dec. 10.Oid07: Jan,
10I80l4; Feb. - March. 1029030; April,
-. May. I043444; June, = July l05Zg53.
The Washington times., 1906-12-06
POTTERS' ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The United States Porers' Association.
which has been in convention at the
Raleigh for two days. wound up us
work yesterday with the election OF the
following officers for the ensuing year
President. James Gass. of Syracuse. n
y; first vice president James G.
Thompson. of East Liverpool, Ohio.
lecond vice president James Mayer Of
Beaver Falls. Pa; secretary, II. A.
keffer of East Liverpool. Ohio. and
treasurer. G. 5. Goodwin Of East Liver
pool,
The two last named officers were re-
Rlected-
The Washington times., 1906-12-06
MISSIONARY UNION PLANS
FOR MlDWINTER MEETING

The midwinter meeting of the Wom-
ans InterdominationaI Missionary In
ion Of the District of Columbia viii be
held IN Luther Memorial Church on
Monday morning Al 10 . clock.
The Right Rev. Henry Y. SatteTlee
Bishop of Washington, will deliver the
principal address and other speakers
viii he the Rev. Frederick d. Power.
the Rev. Samuel H Greene, the Rev.
Wallace Radcliffe, Miss Margaret
8IaurO, and Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis.
The Washington times., 1906-12-06

shock. Cant a man get extra service
for his money when he wants IT. is
this a barber shop or a foolish house7"
he added. suspiciously. as If doubling
the sanity Of his hearers.
"All our customers get the same
treatment" yeHtured ,ne boss. and
We But he got no further The gen
erOus customer had slipped into his
coat and ned. muttering as he passed
out OF the door. THAT bunch OF soft
nuts ought To beg inmates OF that place
across the river"
The Washington times., 1906-12-06

claimed to be "just as good" as
Schnapps, but there is only one gen.
uine Schnapps. Be sure the letters
on the tag, and stamped on the plug
under the tag spell S-C-H-N-A-P-P-S
and then you have 1.-THE most
wholesome tobacco produced, with
just enough sweetening to preserve
the mild, juicy, stimulating quality of
the leaf tobacco. Expert tests prove
that this fue cured tobacco, grown
in the famous Piedmont region, re-
quires and takes less sweetening than
any other and has a wholesome,
stimulating, satisfying effect on
Chewers.
If the tobacco you are chewing
don't satisfy you more than the mere
habit of expectorating, stop fooling
yourself and chew Schnapps tobacco.
Schnapps is like the tobacco chewers
formerly bought costing from 75c.
to PI.oo per pound; Schnapps is
sold at soc. per pound, in sc. cuts,
strictly Ioc. and I5c. plugs.
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Others Followed Suit.

No" said the bootblack. declining a
tender of 80 cents for a shine. ITS only
nickel He, too, pointed sadly TO
the sign. Then came forward the brush
boy, and the same performance was re-
peated.
What's the matter with this place %
he quericd, nOw nearly s1bered 10y the
The Washington times., 1906-12-06
MAKING TROUBLE.

Whats the matter with all you
Swannphursters % demanded Gilman
s'You all appear TO hate Newcomb and
Yet he's 81 decent sort OF fellow"
HUH" snOrUed SubbubS, THE miSer-
able Chump bought his wife "a $50 bonnet
tho other day, and now there s no peace
in our homes"
The Washington times., 1906-12-06
New Want Ad Branch.

Z 7. Butts Pharmacy. Fourth and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, will
accept want advertisements for the
Evening and Sunday Times at regular
ONCE rates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
En- Il AYuAT AMIEXT0

Conclu,i6n dc los SC lerdos toma
dos On 10 aeai6n del dfA 10 de JUNO;
Escriso dc don G Imersindo Bel
tran solicitAudo que los gAstos que
originAr& el otorganisnto de las 90
erituras 4 favor de los que permu,a
ron los solsrss donde 90 emplix5 el
Hospital kun!eI pal dc Mendigos, sean
por cuerta dc ls Municipslidad. De
oot fN m!dad.
Esorito del doctor Vog.l, miembrc
del eomit6 del b osp.t.l st. L,k,, soil
citando 90 extma al estAbleeimiensc
del psgo dc arbisrio dssgla, So pss6
& info rme del Il Z sniero.
Escrito de va los pit torres solicit
tando 90 ordene que 90 prose ia d II
pirturs do las oasss y edifc'os publ
cos y partleulares com prendidos on Ii
siudad. Qle no hA lugar 4 provsel
respecto do las easas particulAres J
On 90 auto & los ed'6Ios dblioos, eS
rslaci6n con los recursos.
Att, de recspci6n provisional d,
les obrAs do ensanehs dc 10 plaza de-
Mercado. Aprobsda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07

TO cue SO present., o que prusba lA
blndad del trsbslo.
-Hs lega4o y 4 essa ciudad
una comiai6n DE- upiou,stAa de Juana
Disz Ademas No ssbsmoa en- ooncte'
ts que Aauut0 Ia mulvs, ps'o II que Sc
reSciona con la Erots snds de la
Ua0n so squel q locAildat.
--Ayer sards lloyi6 bastanta su ri
campo, hacia monte d. cSts iris
dcci6n. Los ritsJACsgIAsy BtcaLa
sumentRrou Eu uaudai ca "a iiuVlA.
Como 6lto nc trA cosa dc mayor pe
ligrc, airvI6 d! dIsTacei0n 81 vecin
dkrio dc Ua oonsornoS Cue 80 sgrulo
90 lss q q Z ,LsE para Yer ell crecim mlsn
- dg Ian .guss
~Sa j co qua loa iet9s republicR
nos essan excistn 10 ell entusl&sno ps'
euuiArio Do sut hU9ses, para gus 80
Quen q E te el DAflidn en- las pstxtmas
q soc, pues. Y se hAoia d, una ci'au'
.sr d,l T~ssi 1enso del Cumt'e rciua,1'
ceao de roncs. 900 tae eGonoro 81 iu,
E prt x no sADsdU 8 dal 1rtel'
to aaldra de txse p0erso para G,tsdos
Uol5oa sl vapor sPonce,s CON CORES
pondsr cis y paa'jsroa.
E el Iuzgsoo d. % se han cs'
lebrado trss ioicio, dos eoatrs Jote
Lstn R3ohe, p0r iufcscct.oea de sani
dad, son ml,s d. 8. IS J 81 35.en ot-o
y uuo oontrS V .csu1e Arroyo, por In
fracci3n del reg smsLt1 de s&rreisrar,
con multk oe 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
Ri DIABLO PRED|CADOR

bieran en- nipguna forma enplear 10
ps)abrA tlsrba sun aplicandolA 4 los
upionistas, por squello de que no de-
be mentarae 10 soga en- casa del Ahor'
cRdo.
| Eta palabra constituye para sllos
un vsrdsdero boron, que les deprime
en- su oalidad de polfucos, de- ciudA
danos y de pasrit tis. Debieran 10
chsrla de su lexlco. Dsbieran no pro
ciarla nunca 90 sus dissursos, no
e.cribirla iamas on sus ar,fculos y
hscar todos los e.flerz zoI inns gina b ..es
Dor proscribir 81 uso en- esta isis.
La vcz turba, on 81 aeepci6n mss-
culina y oon References IN solo In.
dividuo, es IN neolcgismo insnlar,
All design6 el pueblo, On au eorrisnte
ly & adco lepgusi', oil m,tAsiete que
iorm6 10 primsra unidsd On el campo
repuhlicano, para atropsIlsr i sus
paisanos. A esa unidad Sc sgregaron
otras y otras, haata fJrmsr las turbQS
entoncss oeurrieron las dragon adas
que todo sl mundo conoce. El turba,
las turbas, son genuine ipgerto rspu-
blicAno en- nuestro arbol polftieo.
Los puertorrquefios nuneA Aupieron
10 que era el desgarrsrse, como fie-
ras, entire Of, hassa que & unos cusn
tos inselectuAles republicanos les ocu.
rri6 implAntar el sistema On ID pacffi
CO isla, nunca mAnchadA por ttaser.
males pugnss, hsio el patronsto Dc
Allen y dc Hunt
Los republieanos no dsbsn ha'
blar do turhas entire los unionistss,
primsro, porque no )as hay, y des.
puas porque, caso do que extst' ase
entire noaotros alguno que otro turbd.
aiemprs reoonoceila entire los repu
b!ieAnos & sus mentores y maeItros.
Por otrA part,, los unionlatas de
Ponce no tienen neceAldad slguna de
insimidar & los rspubliesnos para
onsegdir una vi3toria ell c,c raj quo
sai& aioarEadA ~, emo pueds verse
DOE las inIcripeiones,
Aqui 80 vlve shosA en- IN Amblen.
te de tolerancia grscias & nosotros.
No 90 pers'gue q nsdie por sus ideas,
nj 40 atropelia i los republlesnos qus
90 uneven, y escriben y peroran, In
sulsando las mas do las vsets, ain que
nad!e se mstA con eiloi.
81 los rspnbllcsuos msndasen en-
Ponce, 90 vsria oirA cosa muy diaiin
| tn, 90 vsria & los unioniatas Aeorra
lados y veisdos do mil msneras, somo
yer 10 tleron los fsdsrales, por saos
milmos que vccsan tapto hoy, dAndose
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07

III Aguila proeura saear psrsido
de IN esckndalo Idblico ocurrido ba'
% poso On Ponce, para sscribir ur
bslicoso artf9ulo do propsgands po
llsica.
Pfeaenta &vArios eorreliglou srios
suy D sgredidos <por turbAs unlonis.
tass, psro 10 propaganda no rssu to.
Aquf no hsy vlctima arios nj VIC
timas.
Esa sfrmscl6u no 30 apoya on
ringuns brte cieris y revela POGO tao
TO J musao do impoii,ico por psyte dc
sus autorss.
No qusremos ocuparnos sn eseti.
les mtnuoias. La opinion serenA i'm.
paeaial h. iuzgado el sucsso, y su
] too va por osro eauce muy diverse
del gus expresa uu peri6dico republi-
cano. Ei fsllo do los tribuna es CO.
rrs.l o 1dienles tambien hablAra, sin
q,e pueda On ningd1 caso oculiarae
ID verdad bAio el oropel de huscaa y
pomposAs deolaraeiones.
Observese como EL Agasla hs dado
Ala question un 60 orido politieo, el
coloriao que noset 'os, por raxones do
elem sntAl discretion, no hemos podido
dArls.
81 los un.onistas faesen & tcm,r
90 cuenta, con = reglo & sus opinionss
po fsicas, les diariaa provocAciones
do que son obisto por pArie do los re-
publicaoos, no dispondrfan do tempo
bastants, nj hAbrfa en- Puerto Rico
per i6dlcoI y tsibuuAs su6cientss para
TN ,leAr el uno y los osros, para em.
polzofiAr oil corGz6n de los pusrtorri'
QueRlos con sl vsho de estdpidas dis.
coroiat
Somos mas 8 ,nerosos, Tensmos
mis alias id,as. NJ qusrsmos bas-
s.rdesr el debate pci{tico en- nueatro
pals CON 10 ctisica de hsnsgresiones
que, sean cua!e quiera Ia mano el
m6vil coulto que los impulse, Icrisne-
sna las bsjas esfsras del delso 90.
mun y alll t.snsn jurisdiction propia
y propia res oousahiidsd.
E,tc, sslvo en- los htchos eoleeti
vos de marcAdA tend oncis ptItticd. auu
cue leitsnecientss de deiito comdo,
por cArsoter y circuusianciss, como
el as.qus 10 I'm prensS dsl Dtario de
Puerto Rico en- San Juan y oil asAq ue
81 Club federal en- Poncs, idssdos
p1r i,fss rspublicAnos y llevados 4
cabo por turhsa rspublicanAs.
81 los props & tndistas do sse par
Ndo, tlviesen huena msmoria, o fue'
psn un ptco nal.n...habilss, no de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07

|MPRESIOIES Y IOTIC|AS

/ erstario dc 10 Junta de S6nidad local
e,ti ya conva'ecIeats de ls sofsrmedsd
que Ia aquej Aba. Lo ce!ebramos de
lodss veras.
La sequls bs sg1stado bsstanta
pdnero de can - en- los plsniios pro
ximos Juana Dfsz Peritos intsli
gansss ealculsn que hAbra un neinla
por ciento de msrms en- 10 coie;hs,
OF esia csusa.
-Cartas reoIbldas an s.sa eiudad
I por sgriculsores amIg "a nuestros, dan
ouerts del POI t,nsoso vaeo que IL
siembrs 8 lndustria del tabsco est.n
tomsndo en oil norts d, la cana Pue
bios hay como Gurabo que eatSu )m
p peiamsr ss iuclpidos en- 10 zoph tsba
cSlera. Lor terrenos Qus sili ss dsdi
caban 10 cana aAla ! ahora sem bra
ios de este fruto. En- campos do sssa
jurisdiction SO ys 20 sgunas planta.
clones de tabsco, aurqus peQushas.
MS h. ViaitAdo el atn r Pablo
Medins, sntur asta &C eCrreligionsrio de
Msysguez, quien ha lleg4do & esta
cudst colocando eiemplarss del llpro
& <26itumas,s del ino vld. b essripr
Carlos Casanova, Rscomendamoa IL
ado ui slci6n do ditha obra & nuss,ros
ami gos.
-H.y q1e tener mucho cuidsdo
sn ezlgir d los vsndedores ambu.aaass
de lschs, que reunAn on sus perso. =
las prescrlpoit nes sanisArias para oil
sAso. DecImos cato, POI qae 30 nos
hi dado queias de mas do uno, y mas
de dor, que no eala On eIas eonoicio-
nes, por encontrarss eptelncs 6No
asl 10 periu udlcial para 10 sAIud ! doli-
ca que crdsnaGe vacas, ponsmos por
esso, un hombre sifiisieo 8 tobncu!o
SOP LlsmAmos 10 Asenci6n de ls JuntA
local de Sat dad.
Nuessro Querido am 50 don Ma
nuel Vidal Sanths vocal del Connie
unioniltA do Ponce, 90 ha encarga
do de- ls tesorsria Gel pArtido gu 10
loeAlidad.
Ell pr6xlmo domingo, por la tAr.
de, habrA un gran mse.lng de propa-
gar do unlonlsss en- los Pampanos ,
por 10 mocha olro en- 10 ealle de 10
Estrella, bArrlo seguudo.
Hay muthA animacion park dichos
actos po fsicos.
--Anoehs 90 rsuni6 sl Comil6 unlo
niata local, habiendo adopiado i'm
portantes aouerdos,
Han aldo sprobada por el syun'
tamisnto 10 nuevA tarItA para pat.n'
tes municipales, ain habsrse !ntrodu-
edo mod Acaei6n 4 ina en- el proyes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07
Local Board Of Charlie,
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A los !ntsrsSados

Para ~ meier realIxAci6n Sc ds ID
mayor publicidad acsrcA de Ia DIS
TRIBUCiON DO Zoe ssrVisiQs cue pyessau
los seflres Nadicos AuEllsrss do So
nidad do Ponce. Disriamensenie
insiuao loa diss de deNa,
Maaanc; do Ga II. Connulta en-
Ia Policliaiaa (Hospisal Tricochel. A
las II, Aaia:eneIa domiciIiar q los On.
ermua cuyoa elcargados dejan Ia u
recei6n en- oil Hospital Trisoche.
1drds: do 2 80. ConsultA On Ia
Policlinics del Hospital Trieccbs 20
Medico inssrno ds Hosg isal. De 81 &
8, Inspection de Ia maIanxa en- el ma.
iadsro por el Au1iiisr de Ssnidsd
eucargado del Esrviclo me3ico dc sodo
el diat;lso OeAse 10 Ia cindad. A las
5, nusvs ssisiepaia domieilisria ilimI.
sada con oil rdmsro do los snfsrmoa
euycs ercArgadoa deiasAn 10 dige1ol6n
on el hospital,
Nochs. de 8 q G q, N. sarvialo pa
ra los pobrea por g. Aedieo irterao
del Hospital, VisitAs do urgerela
euando 10 reQIierA el csao, reran
igualmenla preSsada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-07

MERCEDES 6.-Ademfs de Ia
deter cI6n del sen or Silve1. represen
tAnte de 10 West India oil Company,
por el incsndio ocurrido reciensemente te
en- 10 Pays, ID detective detuvo tam.
bie1k Jo,e Colon, dependents de d.
cho esta ablecimien,o AL primsro, como
ya hemos dicho, 90 le ex'gen COO pc
sos de fisrzA y 81 segundo, dos mil.
Ell correo de San Juan lleg6 eyer
{ Ponce d Las diez do 10 mshana. Es
baitsnte rstraso.
~ En vista del gan suoeso que
hsmos obtenido CON las ampliacIones
en- bu,t>s dc fotcgrsftss que oftess-
mos 4 nuestrA clientels, nos com pls-
cemos 60 prorrogar hasts iaes dc aflo
10 donAei0n do los tickets que dan de-
rsch } d 10 adquisici6n dc dichas am
pliscIones, ssgdn circular que con este
motive publicamos en- Noviembre pa
aado , que remi.iremos al que nos 10
pida. BAZAAR OTERO.
e Juez municipal ha sonden ado
q joe NJ RODRIGUEZ, alias Batsa, &
seis meses de carcsl, por abuse DO
con6snEA.
-Por sgresi6n Ia aldo condcn ado
Juan de Jslds Soto d pig Is peios
de multA
La sefit r. esposa dc nueitro
amigo don Ramon Cordero Matos. se
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Para los que quIefaa Co!0caF
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