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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

y en- todoA los pusblos donde existe
eoncisncia del humane deeoro y del
dsr<cho Ia libertsd y 81 progreso.
All, el Ponce rapublicano do ayer
81 hoy el Ponce unioniita que saearA
do los prtxlmos comieios una mayo
ris triuntants por mas do oUATRo NIL
votos;
I'm Juana Dis1y Psnuelas dests
eAmos txsedente aobre el adversArio
en- el nd nero do insert Seiones;
Agaadilla resceiona; Yaueo dea.
pierts; Barros Sc sntristsee; Bayam6n
bambolea; Lsiaa avArzA; San German
ss columns; Santa Isabel una fderzs;
Salinas impulse que 90 ysrgus; y Ma
yagasz una tumhs, inmensa tumbA
que 90 ahrirA en- brave para las dos
feAeeiones republIeanIs que alf 90
picotesu.
Y res!sn otros pueblos ms donds
10 reaction 90 msgnidcs; (uo conts
mos los gsandss haluartss do la U ni6nl
donde sysr triupfsron los republics
nos sin ser duff ~ de ID victoria y se
| enss 4 3rea hoy nuestro partdo, salts
tsaho del triupfo,
NaesttsS diRenslonss son como 10
luz que se divide por una plaza de
aeeroi quitAda elta qus aimbolizA ID
imposici6u, Is intempsr&neia del mo
msnto, lG luz vuelve unirss, y & sci
un hAx de resplandores iluminando e.
inmsnuo campo donde 40 sgita, tremo
lando or aSmas de sombate y s'zAndG
simbnlos de psz y de coneordis, |.
geAn fsmilia de Ia Union puertorri
qutfIs,
por ESQ On Msyaga'z ccsa Ia d.
vlvlsi6n an nueatro pArtido, respses'
& esndidAsorSs, con un aeso hsrmoat
de ahneg aci6n, desintsr6s y PATRIOTS
mo.
| Por ESQ en- Arscibo una huena In
teligensia confande On una todAa lR
aspirsclones unionIstss y en- una sol
aclsmaai6n 70 corf rflndcn todAs Ia
woes que So elxan pAra bendeeir q
ideal co la pstria On In Un On de Ia
J dos los pusbl0s y do todoa los eorS
zones pasriotag,
Y orr eso mismo en- HumAcso, n
Hs hs hseho esOeYsr Ia horA dc ls n
a'x6n y el mom-nto del Abrsz9 fsatel
nal
Y Ssi vs. Ia Uni6n: DE qRIUNF
EN- TRIUNFO. hAttR qre corons su OF
plendida victoria ell 9 ds NcvIemhrl
dia do gloris para los que autriero
} psrHeoueiones por 10 iuatIciA y de pl
\ sar sombrfo para los reproboG fratr
. aidas y los tFAidores al ideal dc
reder cl6n augusta de 10 patrial
G, Atiles Garcia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
sFRVIcI0 De FAROS

Sc hasa sAher que los Gxtmsnea
para el Ssrvicio do fAroG que 10 hRhian
Anunclado para Ell die 2l del mes &C..
suAl, 90 veridcaran el diA rs del 90.
rriente AgoGio.
LsI AolieiludeX Sc eontinnalA An re.
eibIsndo hAstA las cuatro do lA tArde
del dia "a.
Captain A. N. Wood, Asst 10 the
Inspector Ser, DiBtrtto. Service OF
Porto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

arrettado Il mushatho por Is policfs
y ell harido lsvAdo q Ia sala do soco
rros, dopde Sc Ia asisti6.
La harida fac cRlifcGda de pro-
n6stieo rsEervAdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
DESDE AREC|BO
Los oradOres republicanos
de Gan Juan en- visie para
la ciudad de Ponce
LkRGA PELICULA
Meetir -
pal
n. d,
LkRGA PELICULA

Aver 10 JSn en- %
dad, dc pAso Ponce. los
rspuhlicanos ~ ores vsvs, Ba
Falcon, Coll y Becsrril.
Tuviaron variAs entrevlits
prohombres del rspublleaniimo 80 80.
to ctudAd.
Hoy 80 eueuentrAn enesta pobla.
ci6n los leaders de 10 Fsderaei6n presi-
didos por don Santiago lglssias, que
celebrar&n un mltIn sobre asuntos do
10 Federation.
@Aaoehs 50 eelebr6 una boda SIM
pAtica. CorFsio mairimonio cat6lieo
| 81 apfeeiab!e ioven don Adolfo Fatiera
con 10 simpAtica y virtuosa ssilorita
Surtita FigueroA. Apadrinaron sl
aeto el stfior don SsbAatlGn TigusroA
| y IL senorA doRa JoEtfA FIgueros, via.
do de Futisra.
Temple est6liso.e .estaba pre- iasa.
ments iluminado numerous eoneu'
rreuciA de amigos de los contrsy yentes
llerabA Las navse. Terminado el CO.
reno niAl pssaron todos { 10 sasa do
dor Sebastian FIgusros, donds iaeron
eaplepdidamente obiequiados. Ii gen.
ltil pAreja forma "a nido do amor On
Ila hacienda eLA Vegas Les dsseamos
toda class de dichas y eterna luna do
miel.
-Unoa euatrocientos eleetWes 90
Iirscribieron entire vlernes y skhAds do
10 paGads aemara. Quedan a6n mu'
chos por hscerlo.
-Esta tarde 90 dar& an mitin unio'
nista On el barrio do Garroehalss.
Hay gran animRci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20

ganga de los republicAnos, 81 dseir &
los electores &c sHoyo Frfos y sSal
81 puedels que los que NO 20 iIacri'
ban y no votsn FOR el partido repu'
hlicAro lea harkn desApAreeer aus g.
Gas dc las exp adAE barriadas.
Esten trAr ArquiloS los elettorea
unioniRtas de Puerta de TlerrS, cue
esou son onltncios de Mr.. ChGVIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
!vNTA EsCOLAR De PATILLAS

Eata vasAnte una eGeuels rural sn
sGte Ifrmino e0n dotaoi6n de IS para
vIviendA del maestro y IN dollar pa
70 limpiexA del salon eIcolAr.
Los AspirAutsS & ella pueden diri !.
CIR sus solicitudea al Secretsrio de
eatA Junta dentro de los dieE dfaa ST.
guisntes 81 do IL fsehA,
Patillas, AgoSIo 9 de 1868
Ramon Costa,
4 4G. Presidents do lR Junta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
F|XcA RUST|CA

Sc vsnds una de oINCUENTA CUER.
DAs dc tsrtsnos propios para pastos
v siembras de tAbseo y frutos neno'
res, Radica en- el bArrio de <RD ca
fss,, ds Csgns. y tiene una hsrmos&
casa de vivieL dA situada & orillAs do
In carreterA central.
Pidsnse inf .rmeR en- 10 O6eira del
AbogRdo Alee, Gale de Baldolioty,
CsQuAs, l m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
MEETING EN- UTUADO.
0aIvez y Rodriguez Iesn los
lItimes acusrdos de la
junta Central.
DIsIDENTES INTERRUMPE EN-
Reina gran entusiasmo para
estlrpar los germenes del
cisma eu Utuado.

Los i6venss tribunos unionissas
Calves Oisro y Andres Rodriguez fue'
ron 4 Uiuado Antsayer para asistir q
IN meeting que organisaba 10 JuntA
Local.
Hs aquf el telegrAma que nos diri'
gisron aver
utuado, 1s.
DEaocRAoIA. San Juan.
Fracassdo TODD intsnto do ARE
glo. Ii disidenela rsehaxa PROPOSE
clones. EmpezAmos msetlng.
Andres Rodriguez, G1!vez O!sro.
Mas tArds, & les siets de 10 ncche,
nuss1ro eorrssponsAl nos snviAha sl
sigaisnts despaeho:
Uluado, 10 1905.
Mufox Rivera, San Juan.
Ley6ss pdblicamsnts dosumento
<Rssolusionss nssssariaa.s
Coneurrsneia espl6ndids nostr6Gs
sRtusiastA y eulta.
Oradorss Galvsz, Rodriguez, In
tsrrampidos vArias vssss por disidsn'
ses; mas. 10 eortssia dc aquellos Ia
sensatsz del pueblo y 10 corrssel6n d.
ID polisia, svitaron euAlQuier dssor.
dan.
UtuAdo, bAluarle unionistA. sxiir
para ssmillA rebellion.
Hay pAtriotismo y sntusiAsno 81
fsisntss.
CoRREsPoNsALS
my bien. nj por un inataate q
pone en- tsls dc iuieio que los unio
nlatas pondrAn en- UtuAdo muy Alti
10 bAndera de 10 Uni6n
I'm las asAmbleas primarias lo
disidentes, llamAndose unionistAs, ga
naron dies delegados, do cuarenta qu'
sl pueblo slsgfa. Fran, puss, uni
suartA pArss dc los elsetorss.
Ahora, fuera de 10 ColsctividAd
o. inexplicable rebeli6n, los mismo
que @ntsS les aiguisron les deiarAu 10
los con 10 inmensa culpa do provosa
Nm eiamA sntre hsrmsnos.
Va 10 hsmoa dieho; On dos con
veneiones rssu,tsron minorfA los disi
dsrts, Contra los dos c0nvsncione
10 la.zsron 4 Ia lucha. Y hAssa In
tsntsr1n exterder el movimiento d
discorliA por todo el diatrilo, eompro
metiendo, sin pretexio Alguno, 81 Ia
terGs colectivo.
Esa conducts no pusde aer Apro
hAda por nadis que IepgA idea elAr
de 10 lealtad y dc 10 eonSesusneia co.
los prinsipios. Y los Slsssorss utus
dsnsss, On les urnAS, dirAn ~ 6ltim
palAbra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-20
Glasses de Ing ts Y esp36oI

Sc dsn eiaEss de irg es y sFpa6o'
ma 6Ana, isrde J ncehs precios con
san JoG6 % alto lin d
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11

more than anxious to have, not to
consider its convenience to our
o%fficersand the absolute need of a
safe place to keep the towns
records.
With the advantages of these
improvements thoroughly under
stood and an appreciation of the
fact that the property owner
actually receives in return for
the money spent in making them
not only his money back, but a
big interest in addition, certainly
it does not appear impossible to
secure a unanimous vote on the
bond issue.
And by all mems let US make
it unanimous.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11
The Cane Crop
Louisiana Planter.

Louisiana Planter.
The condition of the stubble
cane seems to be exciting con-
siderable apprehension all
through the sugar district and
predictions are freely made that
the stubble crop will be seriously
defective owing to the frequent
rainfalls we have had. The plant
cane seems to be generally in
fairly satisfactory shape, al
though more or less bad seed is
reported. The Seeding canes
d. "A and D. 95 seem to have
withstOOd the unfavOrable con-
ditiOns far better than the home
canes.
The low temperature we have
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11
Grip Quickly Knocked Out.

Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife and my
self contracted severe colds which
speedily developed into the worst kind
OF la grippe with all its miserable
symptOms,' says Mr.. j. S. EglestOn
of Maple Landing, Iowa. knees
and joints aching, muscles sore, head
stopped up, eyes and nose running,
with alternate spells of chills and
fever. We began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, aiding the same with
a double dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. and by
its liberal use soon completely knock
ed out the grip" Sold by all Drug
giStS.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11
Taken Up.

On my place in the second ward of
this parish two American mules, about
3 years old, one red and one dun, I'M
branded: and one creole black mare
about 2 years old. They have been in
field about two weeks. Owner or
owners can secure same by proving
ownership and paying costs.
BENNETT DUHON,
Scott P. O., La
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11

experienced so far this spring
has prevented the termination
of the cane and the crop is there
fore slow in making its appear
ance. A warm spell may bring
out a better stand, even of the
Stubble. than is now anticipated.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11
Louisiana School System.

Louisiana School System.
Times Democr at.
The announcement at the meet
of the Louisiana State Board of
Education that twenty parish
superintendent of education
had been changed in the last few
weeks shows the extent to which
the school system has been revo-
lutionized.
The changes made are not to
be understood as a reflection on
the outgoing superintendent,
but only as indicative of the new
sentiment prevailing and the new
and better methods adopted.
The position of parish superin-
tendent has not ranked as high
as it should and has been paid
well enough. 1t has frequently
been filled by men who regarded
teaching as a side issue, devot-
ing most of their time and ener-
gy to the law, journalism or
other professions in which they
were engaged. Nor was there
any serious dispute of the fact
that not a few of the superinten-
dents obtained their position
through politics. tits needless to
point out the evils resulting from
this practice. 1t filled positions
which the success and prosper.
ity of our public school system de.
pended on, with men not qualified
to fill them and who had not
enough time to devote to educA-
tiOnal matters, and it threatened
to faint the entire system with
politics.
The State Board of Education
saw the necessity of vigorous
measures to correct this weak
ness, and decided that the parish
of schools
should be practical educators,
men who had made a special
of the subject, and that
the parishes should make suf-
ficient provision for them. as to
attract capable men and induce
them to accept these positions.
This action has already had the
most satisfactory results. 1t
was found that twenty-three
superintendent, nearly half of
all in the State, did not come up
to the requirements. Of these.
twenty have resigned and their
places have been filledby" practi
cal educators" In three cases no
action has yet been taken and in
one of these EAST Feliciana)
there was a disposition to resist
the ruling of the State board,
but the matter has been hap
PLY adjusted.
"A serious obstacle in the way
Of school progress has thus been
removed and another step taken
towards eliminating politics from
our school system. When it is
completely eliminated there will
De little difficulty, we feel con-
in securing from the
people the money needed for the
Improvement of our schools.
All IL. H., -f Ao-, ,@o " |
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11
A WISE THING TO Do

weeks yet before the election
will take place for the special
tax of five mills for twenty-five
years, and as one of the most
necessary things to be provided
for by the special tax is the new
graded school building that
should be completed in time for
the opening of the next school
session, because so urgently
needed, no time should be lost in
preparing the way to break
ground for the building at the
earliest possible moment.
The great amount of details
always involved in the erection
and equipment of a building of
any consequence, whether for
school or other purposes. and
the unavoidable delays in procur-
ing construction material of all
kinds. necessarily consumes
much time. The school build
ing committee to be appointed
by the City Council for the
special purpose of carrying out
that phase of the new bond prop
OsitiOn relating to school matters.
are going to have their hands
full in making and completing
arrangements for the graded
school building on one side of the
railroad and the primary school
building on the other side of the
railroad, and unless the com
mittee be given the benefit of the
full time intervening between
now and the first days of next
September, it will be impossible
to have the proposed new school
arrangements in readiness for
next session.
The school building committee
if appointed and organized at
once could accomplish consider
able preliminary work in ad-
vance of the day of election, in
the way of studying plans of
buildings that would be sub
mitted to the committee, and
possibly, gain some valuable
knowledge by visiting a few of
the modern school buildings in
this section of the State. It
would be of advantage and would
be a gain of time also, to prop
erly grade the grounds now
where the two buildings are
going to be located, to insure
good drainage of the grounds.
All such things are necessary
and require considerable time.
and If done before the election
will be a very valuable gain in
time, which is a most important
consideration in this connection.
1t would be very wrong and
altogether inexcusable to COM
pei the school children of Lafa
yette to submit any longer to the
present overcrowded condition
the schools. The present
conditions are condemnable not
only from the standpoint of COM
fort and health. but on account
of the great injustice these con-
ditiOns do to the children and
the teachers by seriously handi-
Gaping school work. The
teacher may be ever so con-
scientious and Industrious and
the pupil may be ever so willing
to learn, unless school work is
carried on under reasonable and
conditions and sur
roundings, both the teachers
and the pupils are at a great
disadvantage, and it is the chill
dren who are the greatest losers
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11
E 1T BE UNANIMOUS.

" DS. AlAoC my II SNDANS'
themselves in the affirmative
seems practically certain, the
only doubt being as to the ma
jority with which the proposition
will be carried, and it should be
the aim of everybody to make
the vote unanimous, that we may
get as much credit abroad as
possible. 1t is a big advertise
ment for any town to carry an
election for public improvements
without a dissenting vote. and if
we can achieve it in this instance,
we ought by all means to do So.
1t was decided at a meeting of
members of the Council and citi-
zens Friday afternoon that the
mayor should call a mass meet
ing to organize for a campaign to
carry the bond issue. The Ad-
vertiser would suggest that at
the same time the meeting organ
ize itself into a Unanimous club"
1t would certainly be an honor to
the city and a credit to it's citi.
zens that such a large PROPOSE
ton should be adopted without a
dissenting voice. Such an
honor and credit are very de-
sirable for they would be an
added value to the public i'm
prOvements contemplated, mas
much as like attracts like, pro-
gressive communities who have
caught the genius of unity, at
tract the kind of progressive
people who promptly fall into
line and add their shoulders to
push the a OF progress, and
let US remember that all public
improvements have two objects
one to contribute to the pleasure
or convenience or supply a ne
cessity, the other to make the
town more desirable as a resi-
dence and consequently bring
more people to settle there,
which in turn increases the'value
of property by adding to the de-
mand for homes, thus returning
with immense interest the small
outlay to secure the improve
mentS.
And in the instant case the
proposition to build a modern
high school building on the
school lot and supply a commo-
diOus school to the east side OF
the railroad, to extend the water
works system and purchase a
city hall. we have probably the
strongest inducement that we
could offer to bring good men
with their families to join with
US in making Lafayette delight
full city and a most desirable
home.
In building the schools we
give to Lafayette as fine a pub
lie school system as can be
found anywhere, which thanks
to our wisdom in voting the tax,
is completed by the Industrial
Institute whose usefulness will
grow as the years roll by and
thus make larger demands upon
our city schools both because OF
our own children ard those of
others who will come to give
their children the large advanta-
ges OF the schools OF Lafayette.
With an increase in buildings
there follows a more urgent
need for an extension of the
waterwOrkS as a matter of fire
protection, which should be
inducement to us to gladly
contribute to that purpose the
small amount required of US in
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11

mittee without delay SO as to
enable the committee to take up
it's duties at once.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-11

All kinds of flower seeds at the
Moss Pharmacy.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-15
Burned to Death.

Last Friday about noon, two of Jos.
Banaut's children, aged respectively
two and five, were playing about the
kitchen, when the youngest child
caught fire, some claim the Oldest boy
poured kerosene oil over the child and
applied match) and when discovered
by the mother was terribly burned.
The child only lived a few hours and
died in terrible agony. The funeral,
which was largely attended, took place
on Saturday afternoon, Rev. o. S.
Metzler officiating. The Banaut fam
lily reside near the old steel plant, the
father being employed at Pennsy round
house.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-15
Canoe Run Station.

Commencing Monday, Feby, 18th
train 81, west bound, due at Emporium
at 6:23 p. m, trains IL and So, east
bound, due to leave Emporium at $40
a. M, and 3:15 p. M, respectively, will
stop at Cameron Coke Ovens on signal,
to discharge and receive passengers.
This new departure will be greatly ap-
preciated by the people living at the
Chutes, as we'll as the Cameron and
Emporium people. The fare will be
the same as to Cameron.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-15
Sunny South.

On Feb. II, an attraction of merit
will appear at the Emporium Opera
House, it being J. @. Rockwell's new
Sunny South Co, of twenty five color
cd artists, presenting three and one
hours of music-Comedy Singing
Dancing-Comedy Acts s-Quartette-
Novelty Acts-Pretty Colored Girs-
Fine Costumes-Strong Chorus-two
comedys and a long speciality olio.
Remember this is not minstrel Show
but Musical Comedy. The company
carries their own band and orchestra.
A street parade will be made at noon
by the entire company. The Sunny
South Co., has made a reputation for
itself that makes it a favorite where
ever they appear. The prices will be
75c, SOC, 35c, and Ice. Watch for the
street parade at noon.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-15
poptllar Music.

A sweet and child.like sentiment, ex-
pressed in a song, when set to a good
melody, soon becomes a houshold fav-
orite. Such is "Let Me Kiss My Nam
ma Good By" recently published by
j w. Jenkins' Sons of Kansas City,
Mo.
Bouncing Betty" the novelty two.
step, by Carlton j. Balfour, the blind
boy composer, is making hit all over
the country IL was recently published
by j. w. Jenkins Sons, of Kansas City.
It is written in a lively march tempo,
bright, fascinating, every strain a
haunting bit of melody
The publishers will mail copy to
any address, upon receipt of 25 cents
In stamps.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-15
Branching Out.

DR.. Fred G. Rieck has embarked in
the shoe business at Chester. Pa, hav-
ing purchased an old established busi-
ness in that thriving town. The DR..
has been in poor health for some years
and hopes the change may be benefi-
cial to his health. AS will be noticed
elsewhere in this issue, the DR.. will
continue his dental offices at this place.
We in common with the many friends
of Mr.. Rieck and family, hope they
may continue to reside in Emporium
and enjoy the prosperity sure to be in
store for this beautiful mountain city.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-15
Religious Services.

Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the Emporium Free Methodist
church, beginning Friday evening and
lasting over the Sabbath. Preaching
Friday and Saturday evening at 7:30:
Loveteast Sabbath morning at $50;
preaching at HOO, followed by the
communion service. Children's mis-
sionary meeting at 300 p. m. Sabbath
evening service at 700. Rev. A. j.
Hill, district elder, will have charge of
the services. All are invited to attend.
J. NELSON BENNETT, Pastor.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-15
EVENING PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton Mortimer
Lupold gave reception to their many
friends, at the home of their. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Bair, on East
Fifth street last Saturday e@ening, in
honor of their friend, Miss Julia A..
Fitzpatrick, at Olean, N. Y. Miss
Fitzpatrick is one of those happy girls
whom every one is glad to meet, and
made many friends while hece. Cards
were INDUCED in until late hour,
when refreshments were served by the
hostess and her sister Julia.
Prizes were awarded to Mr.. Edward
White and Mrs. Trebsvebher, who
were very much disappointed in not
receiving cake, as the -four and pans
were furnighed them some time
ago, by the same crowd. Mrs.
Lupold returned to Olean on Tuesday.
Come again Rose, we are always glad
to see you. AT.