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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-13
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Contra los puIaianes. En-
FiIipinas nunca Sc apa-
ga el faeqc,
TRATADO MODELO
Traidores a la Douma.- -Fe.
rrocarril en- Cardenas. .-Sa-
lamatoff es asesinado.

Comuniean dc Manila que el 20
bernador general Mr.. Ide, ha pedido
Que le preaten auxllio las tropas del
eiereito regular para poner coto q los
desmanea que eometen los pulsisnes
on Leyte.
Les batallones cuarto y octave
de infsnteria, han aido etvlAdos al
lugar del aueeso para que rtfasrcen
Ala fusrzs do soldados nativos ICONS
tAbulary), que pre,ta servieio On 81
tsrritorio ii fssiado por los puialanes'
Seq i telsgrama de Manila d.
riiido oil <sxaminers, dice que IN dos.
tAcamsnto do ipfantsrfA y una COM
"a do constA Abularios fueron ate.
eados csrca de Tolosa Lelte, por IN
eentenAr do pulls james, trahandoae una
batalla, dc 10 que resuitaron 80 pula'
lanes muersos y 50 heridos.
De las faer2as americsnas solo
hubo que lamsntar 10 bsis de un cons.
tab llario gus result6 hsrido.
-ComunIcan de San Petersburgo
Que el conde Hayden, el prlnelre I've fl
y STR kGw.ch, tres miembros dc 10
Duma que rthaaaron suacribir 10
msnifs.taei6n al pueblo. scordada
nor 10 Duma rsunida en- Vlborg, hsn
publicAdo hoy IN mAnineato al pals
On t6rminos que diaeren del do sus
otros compa fieros do 10 Dums, ape
lando q 10 masA del pueblo, para que,
dando musstrss en- eatos momertoa
auprmos do un acendrado PATRIOTS
mo, se aometA tral quilameE 10 q los
fallos del deereto imperial que hA d.
suslto 81 pArlamsnto.
-Dleen dc NV York que On New
Jsraey, ha aldo incorporates una
compafia b,io 10 denomination de
eCArdenas Rail Road and Terminal
Companys.
Prop6nese esA compaffa eonslruir
IN rRmAl de fsrrocarEil On Gardens
por la Eeriosula do HIcAco Punts
Gorda.
-Comuniesn dc VArsoviA que el
coronsl Salamatl #, isfs dc 10 gendar
meria do eatA eiudAd, hA Aido AsesinA
do & puiIalAdAS.
Fueron de tAl grAvedac les hsri
dAs que reeibi6 10 vfcilma. que tAlle
sio caui inAtanianeAmente.
-Sepdn telegr' m 40 dc LondreS, 10
Union IntsrpArlAmentAriA hA Iermi
nado aus sesiones.
Espersse que 10 prtx'ma COL tsrsn
ola 90 csltbre en- B,rlin ca 1907.
Sc he discuNdo en- lA III ai6n 90
lebrAda por 10 Union laterpArlamen
tAris, on Londres, 10 que debla conSi
dsrarse como trAtAdo m2dslo do arbi-
ESis,
dsspues dc ser AeaptAda una enmisnds
propueIIA por el sAdels del partido
dsmoeratico americana, Mr.. William
]. Bryan.
Este pronunei6 IN elosuenie dis.
rurso on iAver de 50 enmiendA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-13

no tire chInitss & los unionistAS de
Cabo Rcio, en- donde lIene busnoI
amigos que 10 proleien con lA SuS
eriEcion 81 peri6dieo, pero que ls re
tIrIrkn ~ amiltad J profession 81 ira
tA de moThasarloH grAtuiIamsnts,
CoRREsPoNsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-13
PARA UTUAD0 Y ARECIBO

Aver por 10 mAfiana salieron pa
rA UtuAdO y Areeibo, los stiiores don
Jaime AnntxIy don Luis Nufox Ri
vera, Quisnss problemsnte regresarAn
aakA kArd0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-13
TELEGRAMA INPORTANTE

De HumAcAo recibimos el aGbado
nor ls tarde el aiguienle telsgraml;
&rEMoCRACIA, san Juan,
FAllAdo sQlo wArrAnlGS Alcalds
Visoues declArAndolo con lugAr orde
nando marshAll deIpoie Gel pueslo
dicho fuE eionArio.
CORRESPONDS NsAI.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-13
ROMANCES FEST|vOS
Mi primer paso paso peli.
qroso-en eI mundo de
Ia literature.
CORRER. CORRER ...
El /rw fru de las frondas.- -
Invocation a las musas.
Como ell lucero del alba.

70 quiero ser poeis;
enssyare mi vuelo,
con pe, misc del I6blieo,
q quien debo respeto
Conc zco 10 aritm6tlea,
conoI co el alfAbeto.
y ha POGO que hs d.iado
de mane iar el metro. -.
81 un mar % 10 polfiIca,
sabed que tsmbl6n pexco. ...
Eitoy muy bien con Musa,
con Iusa el reloiero,
y on arrsrques.. June entienden?
On srranques poeticos
me subo q lss sstrellAa
y allf, como el lucero.
oil lucsro del alba,
soy ltmpido y esplendido.
lQa6 Auidez do pAlabras!
lQue expression y que estro
psio, bsio. las ondas
do inspirados consentos.
do dulces armonias
que me eorren por dentro,...
ComO corFen los rios
por sus cauees 6 lechos,
como CORE 10 ardills,
ccmo corrren los vientos,
como corren los dt0res,
como. - es cemssiado,
por POGO mas reviento,
10 cuAl acaso imp6rtAle
III p6blico un qatinkto.
pues el primer ensayo
yesults de minero,
no en- minAs de alabsatro,
nj p6rAdo.... dc jierT0.
He o critic dos cuArtillas,
sslidA no encuentro;
e,toy aeorralado....
p0lGnte. si no puedo!
Las musAs no me syudAn,
no hAllo un Argumento
nj dc 10 GScogn&miglics
que ms sGQue del tiesto..-..
iMusEaI musAa!.. musitaa!
acudid { mi presto,
y preatadms una syudA
(uo hAb!o do dinero)
pues l6 que estan uatedss
m(s lin pias que un espeio,
Hsb,o do inspiraeiones,
do mdsicAs y versoS,
dc dorAdos eoturnos,
do ondulantes eAbellos,
de ondas eriatAlinAs,
del Cupido trAvleso,
de formAs intar gIb!es
y de vlsjss Ie eos;
del fri fri dc las iJndas,
tde les ffondaI).... lque versoI
do las eosas de Venus
y los ehlames de Efsbo,
Por tln he terminAdo.
En- otra no me enredo,
& msnoS que no splAuda
el p1blico mi eatro
pajo Les impresiones
de un entuSiAsm0 belico
que le pongA do puntAS
oil hsz de los sAbelloa
primari7n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09

One of the least of the
possible Democratic
of indeed
the exterior finish
he
produced lightning
would In
waller for the pugilt
says he would police
Out IN Waller would
would mild of
kind midness
ne sad: Don get tumbing
yelling in
carcass
o
and
the att
If the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
BRYAN REDIVIvUS.
Harper's Weekly.
xa>cs~aNsNs~a~g> s>s<s~a>s~s>s<sxs<s%


the violent dinternent
inferred He
from
sentiment
he and neva in
is wiser he
a adica
Republican
and discipline
Much
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
COMMERCIAL NEWS
By Daniel Logan.

You that Cuban
stock broker who yesterday ..Tb
cause partly the revolution of
For another in stood at $50
on while the cents ton
change MEryd apprec Pioneer has
jumped 81 bid Following
OF Labor Day.:
Honokaa $2o) SLIP
ke $500 10 at $3.50 100 Oahu (soo
1922 25 at $780, MeEyde
$145o 33 $13 ($100 $6 us at
olaa $500, 10 12 $500, Il at $3.50
REVIEW
The Territorial of
$16OO4
those
the Loan Act for August
the
S65 against $3S33o95 The loan
balance
Outstanding bonds
e being
w A Mear
departing Siberia
reception by the business Honolulu
Oregon is share island
products direct Portland
Co.. returning visit Portland Seattle reported
establishing
merchants there
ed o
L. NJ Whtehoue has been construct
be 6o before
June
the
and the Alameda San Francisco for
o. Francis via sandpo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09


Promise to be the
office the
of his heart
gather
BILE business is
detecve work
Such of the paid detectives ST. Clair
good politicians and hope
machine paying the bills
~ ~
which RussoJap
the
Things Feaceabe
he
they the Atlantic frequently
midway
best advantage their out
keep
pyramids
is
one of the
Gibraltar the
Blanc If Southern
from the volcano by Honolulu sellers boarding
should VIII
the really thing Hawaii has show
- ~
the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
= LITTLE TALKS ]

SECRETARY ATKINSON very sport have
W. W. HARRIS MONDAY the candidate for
sheriff o
got something in this nackaoe to cat think
they call it calabash.
Observation-Disclosures dog faners oupbt to learn how - m
for the bench.
DR. A RowAT-Yes boy prize his dog Jack
1t order a weeks
get out of politics to offset
abuse and misrepresentation? Anything7
DR. RoDGERsIt stranng get
glimpse of waiting
corner OF King and Fort streets and at down by the waterfront
a comet.
A " GEAR of Super
people me- right they can console
al pounds
the other teeth
JAMES panks put
Republican likely
Monday the candidates
pneappes put through
hang
the plants and that the
GEORGE MARTINTalk order for pair
people going
to give 1t to Sonny didn't make tent
years
amgl to earnd
wrecked tbese shores
prominent
wife liked cold milk but that made them bilious told him
syphon He
fmed milk in
palatable
business Why designations
yesterday Just about open
o at
named Ama plantation BY those
M
things You can't buy nkes
fruit stand now without having the money ng up American cash
register
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
IMPROVED METHODS.

i o I mother ID surely me-,
thank
she's a mothers club, every day.
To find outho o m n proper
be would real 0 pert
I'd have upstairs bed, without
tina il nteach
Independent thought fuency of speech
1t used to be would yell N in hand,
o 20 max my lungse
dsomesli
finally kicking a exercs
To mother used to strive and
info us ike a gtimefow
clubs m hat
But, OIL father would
u n Woman Home ompan !
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
SEPTEMBER g
HAWAITS SMILING VACANCIES.
EDITOR

fact that "
TINS ln
advertised Tor SAFE
Pail Yesterday their eyes
houses and few signs OF eult
gaava grow abound and where occasional
OF
herds why the land should not
be IN
viii tread plnclTales OF ch'
thrifty Ppualon' l
the of villages they will look almost IN vain
the ground they
of will the big
likely to be out
him the anhun here is "
in the Off the Grass
shock to his lifelong experiences W"
tremble n question Whyt
varied but the pncpa
they don't need and can
of got leases at
being visible
all
thing that Hence
OF the
of MOTTO o
be also De
cebeg Will melt
whether will
divided up support population before that time quite
question
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
TOPICS
TRoPIC AND OTHERWISE.

NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Unchanged roll by
he man in the
Sits down the pnkest pie
a quilts
trades
people should to it that they don't get broke
Salvation Army playing meet Me at St Louis Louis the
little in the
matter of ultimate destination
shov' Ihsss'rs lots of "Aiiss'' in
gathering
z mani spelling B -
Karnegy's eform.
proceedings
Indiana has had earthquake Even the water Rrs,
blooming politician great advantage
n a
must have been the sherry eobbler
recently exploited recipes leprosy whisky
might switched without the patient detecting material
in the draught
At least supervisoal boom to be out of Gear
''wtty constantly
the sttness with which his must be uann against
temperature the responsible
FISH, must have been $50 degrees in he 1
thought
Bradshaw the
t
n
awho
Stakes
selling plate several
hnalda of the baseball hand
the brawb o
oerhaued
qetness the Mkk
opened being flashed
line.
a o it.
The only list popular with a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09

The editorial visitation:
Jupiter Pluvius.
Old Sol.
Round of pleasure.
Knights of the quill.
A cooling draught.
Distinctly Hawaiian.
Fragrant MALE.
Tasteful repast.
Witty remarks.
Magnificent spread.
Visitors were whisked away.
Ablaze with varicolored lights.
Distinctly Honolulan.
Long after midnight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09

probably hospae thoughts intent just
idence
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-29
800 REV ARD, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity, Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucus surface of
the system, thereby destroying the foun
dation ofthe disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for censti-
patton.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-29

If your stomach trouble You do
not conclude that there is no ure
for a great many have been per-
manently cured by Chamberlain, $
Stomach and Liver Tablets Try
them, they are certain to prove
beneficial. They only cost a quar-
ter. Sold by Freemon Bros
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-29
To the Horse Breeders OF Ten
nessee.

The great inbred Wilkes Horse, Mil
ton Mack, race record 2;213, trial rec
ord 2:lS, which is no limit of his, speed
is registered in the American Trotting
Horse register, which is backed and
supported, North and South, by all the
great breeders of the greatest horse in
the world, the American Trotter.
Here is chance to use one of the
greatest bred in the country Milton
Mack traces back to Geo Wilkes seven
times. whose descendants are.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-29

dam, Mambrino King was never beaten
in the show ring, and is the sire of
Lady of the manor 2;044
Lord Derley 2;O51
Heir Of Law 2;O51
Nightingale 2;0S
Dora Duet 2;O9
Milton Mack is gilt edged indivi-
dual, and every cross is a speed and
producing line. We will make a fall
season at my stable in North Lawrence
burg. Thanking the breeders for their
appreciation of this most fashonably
bred horse, am yours truly,
b. E. Illusion.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-29

the
Padeof
Parade canpe
in yandn
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-29
A Word to the Institute Visitors

While you are in town come to our
store and make it your head quarters,
we will be glad to do all we can for your
comfort and convenience,
M S. MoDoUGAL Dry GOODS Go.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
T | a t n e r s

was made especially tempting. The colonel, judg-
ing from the zcst with which be attacked the good
things. seemed thoroughly to enjoy himself. But
the post commander, who on this occasion was
more than ordinarily observant could see that
the colonel would ever and anon glance keenly at
Flathers' blue uniform from the corners of his
eyes.
Supper finished. the two officers fingered over
their cigars in the best of spirits. But as the
conversation dragged little, the colonel seemed
to have something his mind
by the way captain YOU have an excellent
cook--an excellent cook. sir
Yes. | consider myself extremely fortunate,
colonel, in securing such man, replied the
captain, with tnge of embarrassment.
''Ahem. Yes, yes. However. | observe. cap
tain, that your cook wears the national uniform.
He cannot, of course, be one of soldiers"
continued the Inspector.
He is a soldier from my troop. colonel; but
with cooks as scarce as they have been about
here. | could hardly do otherwise than utilize
him
What! Is it possible? A soldier employed
in this menia capacity, contrary to the army
regulations? This will never do. Be kind enough,
captain, to send for your man And then, turn
ing to Fathers, who had Just entered the room
the colonel said sternly, Report to your first
sergeant for duty at once, sir.
An amused look came over the post command
er's face, but he said nothing and took the in
spectors order a matter of course. The re-
mainder cf the evening passed pleasantly enough
a number of the post calling to pay their
spects to the visitor; ard when the captain and
the colonel parted at bedtime they were apparent
~ on the best of terms.
The next morning the colonel awoke later than
he had intended. His bedroom was as cold as
Greenland, and as he tossed the covers aside
with a fhiver, his muddy boots and cothifg met
his eye But as he hurriedly donned his uniform.
another unpleasant surprise awaited him: when
about to perform his ablutions, he found, to his
disgust that there was ice an inch thick in his
pitcher However, with thoughts of a warm fire
and hct breakfast awaiting him below, he finally
finished his dressing and descended to the library
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

fnander's two horses around to the door: and,
although only an hour and half of daylight re-
manned. the colonel and the captain rode off to
gether to make critical inspection of the general
condition Of the post
Two hours later they returned. tired. their
boots and clothing splashed with mud and, il
goes without saying, very hungry. To both OF
them the warm and comfortable quarters seemed
very inviting In the coones bedroom cheer
tul fire was burning. while near at hand he found
hot water and slippers awaiting him. \ few
minutes later the two oficers-ior Captain River
tons family was in the East-sat down to an
appetzing supper. And for all these creature
comforts Fathers responsible.
Private Fathers was Captain Riverton's cock
Fle had once been cook at one O! the welIknown
New York cafes, hut by a strange chain of cir
cumstances had drifted into the army. and had
ultimately been assigned to the regiment in Ar
zona. For a long time he had hidden his talents
under bushel. preferrng to do straight soldiers
duty; hat at last he became known, and for a
consideration which made a handsome addition
to his pay was induced to act as Captain River
tons chef. In that Western country good cooks
worth their weight in gold 1t was next to
impossible to retain female cook. Even though
brought out from the Fast at considerable ex.
pense, they became matrmonially inclined after
few weeks stay and were married, generally
surreptitiously with provoking regularity. With
this frontier course OF true love. neither lge nor
homelness cut any figure at all: anything fem
mime was to be wooed and won. No wonder
then, that the captain congratulated himself on
the acquisition of Fathers, who besides acting as
his cook made himself in other ways Invaluable
about the house. But, he it added as an impor-
tant codicil to all that has been said of Fathers
an iron army regulation forbade the employment
of the soldier in any so-called menial capacity:
and no matter how gladly Fathers undertook,
his extra duties. and however impossible it was
to secure a civilian substitute it was neverthe-
less contrary to orders.
But to return to the supper. Flathers had
eXceed himself in its preparation. The post and
vicinity had been ransacked for Injuries; the
menu, which closed with glorious plum-pudding.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
C. a m e B a c K

Not soul was to be seen and the house was as
cold as the bedroom that he had just left Not
fire. not a sign of breakfast, was visible, as the
colonel his hands in ibis pockets for warmth,
sauntered from room to room.
Before long, the front door opened and Captain
Rverton entered, clad in overcoat, fur cap, and
gloves. Nothing could be more hearty than his
greeting to his superior as he asked him how he
had rested. and. courteously inviting him to be
seated handed him the paper, just arriving in
the mornings mail. The colonel, with gleam
of hope, complied, and the captain, without re-
moving overcoat and gloves, sank into an easy,
chair and casually picked up magazine. As his
guest did not seem particularly interested in the
paper, the post commander laid the magazine
down and strove to be agreeable but to the guest
it seemed as though his host talked about every
thing in the world except the subjects which
were uppermost in his mind, his cold and hunger.
Finally the colonel could stand it no longer.
He was chilled to the bone. and as ravenous as
bear.
"Wel, captain how about breakfast?" he be-
gan. mildly.
"Breakfast?" answered the post commander,
absent-mindedy, as if the thing had just occurred
to HIM oh | had mine at the traders hours
ago. Not very elaborate-crackers and sardines;
but then, you know, we soldiers should not COM
plain"
The colonel mused in gloomy silence
"What's the matter with a fire this morning,
anyhow" he finally asked.
well" replied the captain, cheerfuly, 'I hard
" had time to build the fires myself this morn
ing: but, declare the exercise of walking in the
open air has quite warmed me up" And he slow
ly removed his gloves.
Again the inspector relapsed into gloomy silence.
Then, with a start, Re jumped up impulsively
and eazed out of the window at the bleak land
scape Finally he turned about.
u say. captain don't you think, under the
circumstances, you had better recall Private
Flathers?"
But. colonel, the regulations"
ooh, hang the regulations!" the colonel ripped
out.
And Flathers was recalled.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

GIVNN the little army post in Arizona all
I#I \ was excitement. \ telegram had Just
f1s.ssssy.1Sf been received from department head
s5sgssJ quarters that the inspectorgeneral Col
onel Huling, would visit the post forth
with, arriving, in fact on the afternoon
train the following day He was known to be a
martinez of the severest type-not only thorough
y conversant with all the little technicalities of
the Tactics, but, what was still worse insisting
on the mnutest requirements of the "blue-book.
With and eye like hawk, rnothing escaped him
and he never hesitated from either courtesy or
deierence to call attention to any irregularities
that he might happen upon.
HIS visit at this time was totally unexpected
as 1t was not the season when he usually started
out on trip of this character: but with Colonel
HuIng 1t was the unexpected that happened
Although the post in general was in very good
condition, the officers, knowing his pecuarties
as they did, took advantage of the short time
intervening to correct any little shortcomings to
which the inspector might take exception. Troop
commanders repaired to their barracks and stable,
to see that everything according to regula-
tions; down at the corral the 0uartermaster was
hJlng about, putting inviting look on things
IN general; while the post commander, Captain
klverton, rode hlther and thither, fatigueparty
under the plebe lieutenant doing such policing
to the post he considered necessary Such wa.
the startling effect of the inspectors telegram
The expected train arrived the following day in
due time. bringing with it the dreaded Inspector
who was Immediately driven to Captain River
tons quarters. where he was to be entertained
To the little knot of officers in the traders store
who watched him alight from the ambulance and
disappear in the house, he seemed to warrant
the reputation given him by the world Nor were
their feelings relieved FIVE minutes later, by an
exclamation of the plebe Lieutenant who, with
buging eyes was staring out of the Window
Great guns! he's beginning his inspection al.
ready"
Sure enough. the Inspector emerged. booted
and spurred; an orderly brought the post com.