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Conditional Gifts to American Board.

Boston, Aug. 27.-The American board of commissioners for foreign missions announced to-day that two Boston mer- chants have offered to the board sums aggregating $3O,OOO on the condition that a total of $1O0,OOO be secured through contribution by September 4. The gifts spring from the fact that the receipts of the board for The year have increased Sl50, 1000.
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Dowager Empress Appoints cOmmrtte,

Pekin, Aug. 27.-The dowager en- press has appointed a committee con- sisting of Prince Chun, viceroy Yuan shikai, the minister of state, the mem bers of the grand council and the grand secretaries 10 consider the re- port of the Chinese commissioners who recently returned from abroad and to make recommendations upon the sub jeet to the throne. The majority of the committee are elderly conser- vatives.
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women's Western Golf Championship.

Chicago, Aug 2L-Play for the wom- en's western golf championship opened to-day on the links Of the Exmoor club at Highland Park. The first half of the thirty -six-hole qualifying round was played, the other eighteen holes being the card for tomorrow. At the con- clusion of the first round Mrs. Frank Anderson, of Hinsdale, IL, led with a score of 96,
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DEPRECATEs THE IDEA.
hondOn Chronicle Against AngIo-Ameri-
 can Naval Gunning Contest.

AA""uOn chronicle Against AngIO-Ameri-
 can Naval Cunning Contest.
 London, Aug, 28.-The Daily Chronicle publishes this morning articles depre- eating the so-called Anglo-American naval gunnery contest, and says:
 The idea is one that should be nip ped in the bud forthwith. It is to the last degree undesirable that any one should know too exactly how well or how badly we shoot in comparison with other navies."
 The Daily Chronicle argues that gun nery emulation would be likely to pro- duce a desire for a real test in war, and says:
 We do not want such hopes in the British or American navies; but an in- ternational school would certainly pro- duce them."
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AGED MAN DROWNED.
Falls Between Boat and Dock at ston-
 iugtOn.

stonington, Aug. 27.--Moses E. sebas- tian, aged sixty-three years, was drowned tonight while attempting to go on board the barge Della Callaghan, which was moored at the steamer dock. Sebastian was following Captain Soper, of the barge, and slipped while cross ing board leading to the dock He fell between the dock and the barge and was drowned before aid could reach him. His body was recovered later. Sebastian leaves a widow and four chil- dren.
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DERBY PRIMARIES.
Delegates to State Convention All
 Thayer Men.

Derby, Aug. 27.-The democratic pri- maries were held here tonight and del- egates to the various approaching con- ventions were elected. The delegates to the state convention, all Thayer men, it is said, are as follows: George F. Sullivan, Charles J. Donahue, Ira F. Hoyt, John F. McEnerney and Frank Knight.
 Mir. Hoyt and James J. Sweeney were nominated for representatives.
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Calls for Flag Display.

New York, Aug. 27--Aeting Mayor McGowan said to-day that it was his desire that all citizens should hang out American flags in honor of MT Bryan on his arrival on Thursday. The act ing mayor said that even if people did not sympathize with MT Bryan's views he believed that all the visitors to the city would regard the display of flags as q tribute to their section of the country.
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SECOND WEEK AT READVILLE
HORSES FACE THE
 STARTER IN 2:13 CLASS.

Kinstress and TOtara Trot So Fast They Will Hereafter be i'm the 2s1O Chase Prince Hal Takes the 2:O7 Pace in Three Straight Heats--Lady ResoIute Captures the 2,16 Trot.
 Readville, Mass, Aug. 27.-The feat ure of the opening day of the second week in the grand circuit meet at the Readville track to-day was the entry of Kinstress and Totara into the 2;1o trotting class, the former securing record of 2:09 3-4 in the 2:19 trot, which she won, while Totara trotted the first heat of the 2:15 trot in the same time. Totara weakened in the other heats and Lady Resolute won the greater portion of the purse, The 2:07 pace went to Prince Hal in straight heats.
 The weather was threatening and the card did. not offer any special attrac- tions, so the crowd was the smallest since the meeting began.
 Seventeen horses faced the starter in the 2:13 trotting event and it was a. long time before they were lined up properly. Kinstress went out in the lead on the first heat and although pressed hard by Betty Brook. won 1t iby half a length. Allie Jay beat out Kinstress by neck on the second heat and led in the last one until the stretch was reached, when a break ruined her chances and Kinstress won easily Totara was picked to win the 2:15 trot, but after taking the first heat m new time, Lady Resolute proved stronger and captured the place of honor.
 Prince Hal won the pacing race with out difficulty Summaries:
 z;o7 Class--Pacing- S96O-Divid-
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TWO OUT FOR PLACE,
Floss Out for the Lieutenant Governor
 ship of Bay State.

Boston, Aug. 27.-Nomination papers for lieutenant-governor in every ward in Boston were taken out to-day by Lieutenant Governor Eben S. Draper and by Eugene N. Foss, candidates for the republican nomination. The papers will be filed on Saturday and both the advocates of the present lieutenant governor and those of MT. Floss, the reciprocity candidate, will try to get the position at the heAd of the ballot by filing their papers first.
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HARVARD HIRES TRAINER.
William F. Donovan, of Worcester,
 Chosen by Board.

Cambridge, Mass, Aug, 27.-At a meeting of the athletic board of control of Harvard university to-day William F. Donovan of Worcester was chosen trainer of the football baseball and hockey teams at Harvard for the com ing year. He will take the place of John McMastters, who retirel last spring. For the past eleven years Don ovan has been athletic director at Wor- cester academy.
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Gotch Defeats Lundin.

Des Moines, la, Aug 27.-Frank Gotch defended his title as champion eatch-as-eatch-ean wrestler of Amer ica, recently won from Tom Jenkins, against Hjalmar Lundin here tonight, and won in straight falls in twenty minutes, ten seconds.
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Terrorists Actlre in ,rosrn,.

Moscow, Aug. 27.-The revolutionists have inaugurated a campaign against the police similar to the one so long in force in Warsaw. A sergeant and two policemen were shot with reyolyers to- day.
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2:16 Class Trpttink = Purse $gSO--- NfiNdnd SNRA Gnnt, hlnn4 '
Postotfrce Clerks Form Union.

Chicago, Aug 7--Representative postoffice clerks from six states of the west met to-day and formed a union under the auspices of the Americam Federation of Labor.
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Changes--Harvard Wins to Row With
 Exactly Same Men nS She Did When
 Yale Was Defeated.
 Putney, Eng, Aug. 27.-There was the greatest disappointment in the Harvard camp when it was announced this morning after practice that Glass would be compelled to obey Dr. Mac Mahon and again give up his place in the boat, Flint or Morgan taking his seat. Glass, with his knee bandaged, 1owed this morning, but complained of pain, and thought that he must have sustained a strain in the exertion of starting from the stakehoat. Flint is considered strong man; but when the race was suggested Harvard agreed to row with the crew as it was when it beat Yale, and WIS anxious to live up to that understanding Cambridge has offered no objection to unavoidable changes, but the Americans would have ilkt4l lO IOW OH lilG llabliiVo Wlbl1 tllG same men that rowed in the inter- university race, and 1t Is feared that now this is impossible, as the time is too short to make another change even If Glass should recover before Septem- nef {.
 Every member of the Harvard crew, as well as the trainer and the doctor expressed themselves as thoroughly satisfied with their condition, and as sert that the prospects of winning are brighter than ever Riverside experts likewise have q better opinion of Har- ward than they had, and they now de- clare that there is no Justification for odds on Cambridge. The only reason why betting men favor the home crew is their better acquaintance with the waters on which the race will take place.
 The crew was out for half an hour this morning, and the same time this evening. Faulkner rowed in Newhalls place tonight, the latter being called away to attend the funeral of his lit tie niece. The days work was mainly padding. Coxswain Blagden was taken over the course twice by a well-known professional waterman Many Ameri- cans watched the practice
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Continued on Second Page.
WILLING TO DISBAND.
Inshgent Leaders Said to he Ready to
 Accept Amnesty.

Accept Amnesty.
 Havana, Aug. 27.-senator Dolz, a leader of the moderate party, at the conclusion of conference with Pres ident Palma at midnight, stated that practically all the insurgent leaders of consequence, except Pino Guerra, had signified their willingness to disband their men, if all were guaranteed im- muntty for their insurrectionary acts. On account of information of the in surgents willingness to quit there will be no further enlistments.
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HEAVY SHOCK.
FTaIparaisO Experiences Another Bu,
 It Does No Damage.

Valparaiso, Aug 27.-There was heavy earthquake shock here to-day, but no damage was done.
 Prominent citizens of Valparaiso met this afternoon at the hall in the Mer- curio building and discussed plans for the rebuilding of the city. President elect Pedro Monett was present.
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2:1S Trotting Purse $960- Divided
 $S20 each heat.

Kinstress, b m, by Kinster
 Allie Jay, m (Kinney) II. K Betty Brook, b m tTiter) .... 2 Mack Mack b g (Helman) ... IA } Grace A, oh m (Demarest) .... ii Grattan Bells, b h (McCargo) 16 13 4 Imperial Allerton. br h (Snow) 5 10 g Bowcatcher, b g (McCarthy).. z 6 Larabie Rose D m (Heald) .... 12 T hlberta, b g (Dore) ........... 8 6 12 MacDougail, ch Laselfe).. 10 il s Mary Scott, m (McHenry). II 13 Exalted. b h (McMahonl .... 9 g 10 Princess Athel, b m (Walker) 13 15 i4 Jack Wilkes, b g (Nuckols). 16 II d Paul Cruger, g (Barnes) ).... 12 dis Charlie T. blk g (Curry) )... 17 dr
 Time-2:o9%, 2:091s, 2:1OA.
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GLASS OUT OF BOAT AGAIN
DOCTOR CoMPELS HARVARD
 MAN TO GIVE UP PLACE.

Great Disappointment fin Camp of American OIlegians---Cambridg Off, fers No Objection to Unavoidable ChangeS--Harvard Wins to Row With Exactly Same Men IFS She Did When Yale Was Defeated.
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K0TEs' DE- P[0OELls.

Jul s.. Ayat ldispas6 un siro de
revolver Ovldio Orta contra Gsraldo
Mere1gas'i 81 Jusz dc Psx To- impuao
cins6 q liars do mu,ta Al Autor del
Atants.do, y NOS sxtra,d que . da no 90
10 cclp:ra el atma por 10 policia.
En- la mi,ma t,rds di6 una pu a.
lsds isoni'o Q iiIonss, 4 Jot6 Fell
Cisno No sobsnos 81 Il Jue& de Pas
habrd ssatsnciado es'a cal4sa oqut tam
htn.
7E Domingo i timo hubo mitin
sspub. iaAno 90 sl barrio SAnto Dc min :
90 , tsrmln6 { psdradss , garrot. so,;
psro CON, srAn todos do Ia t.miiia
tscmo vuIgsimsnts 90 dic') nada pudo
sscAr On limpio la policia en- 10 invsl.
NgAei6n cue h'Eoy todo ha qusdado
Impure.
Hay una ausorldAd judicial en-
este pueblo qas el sGbAdo 4 tino 90
ueupaha Do hassr poli.icA aciivs, lie
VAndO sisetorsG 4 inlsribirls. L. cd
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MAEsTROS De PONCE

[ContiLGs la relaci6n de los msel'
tros designsdos por 10 Junta Escolar
de Poneel,
Masstroa rufalss: Blarca RahAi
na. E,riquen Ru'z Julio r. Soltero,
Martin j. Msts, Petra Qiijsno b.
rrfos, HortspeIa Rubio Eeuv'gis ss'
villa. Jo,efps G srcia Psges, s a,isgo
w Gorzalsz A gsl Sacarslio, Car
mtn ka Martinez, Maria Luiaa Z,'
yss. RsfAsl Isolhro Persz, Carlos v
B.zap, Laura M Mirailh, Jose g,
o sllans, Jossfina Geraldine, Csm,la
Chard6n O.so, RsfAela Agusyo, An.
drea P. do Otz. Jossfa r. 80 Ne
gr6n, Hermiuis @ Soils, SehattiGn
Fsrrsr, Juan Juan Ousvas o. bassa,
Frapeisea Irizsrry, Ffapciseo TAulst
Pifisiro.
Qisdan pen6isntss por nombrsr
4 AWipg prir clpale', S masstros noe
turnos, 7 msestros do ipg es, ! maestro
de Agr'culturs, MAESTRO A6sica y
de Dibuio.
VAeants, ! esouela rural,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

Local Board Of Charlie.
Ponce, Porto RICO.
A los interssodos

Para su meior realiSaaicn 90 do il
mayor publicidad AsereA do Ia Dis
TRBUoloN do los servisios que preasap
los sefores Medieos Auxlliares de a.
ntdRd dc Ponce. DiariAmanlonta
ineluso los dias dc neata.
MuaGnG:: dc 9A IL, ConsultA CD
10 Policliniea tHospitAl Trieochsl. A
lAs II, asisteneia domisiliAr 4 los an
tarmoa euyos aneArgadoa deiAn Ia dj
receion On el Hospital Trieoche.
1ards: do 2 G6. Couaulsa an /.
Poliolinies del Hoapital Trieoche M !,
Medico inferno del Hospital. De a. 4
s, inspeOci6n do Ia matAnxa On el ma.
isdero poP sl AuxiliAr dc Sanidsd
ensargado del Sarvioio mediOo de 1od :,
81 distrito Oeate de la eiudad. A las
8, nueva aalstencia domiailiaria ilimi
tAda con el n1mero de los enfcrmo,
euJos sucArgadoa deisran Ia direoai6r
en- el hospital.
NOcts: de 8 se q. N. Ssrvieio n.
70 los pohrea por el Msdieo iutarno
del Hospital. Visitas dc urrenei !
sus 'do 10 requisra el cano, sarfr
iguAlmente nrastAdA
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EhPRBSI8EES Y NOE|CIAS

vamsrts los eaballos P.eants, Alan
hrs, Suave y Rslampago.
Fu6 iuez de aAlidA nuestro amigo
don Pedro Vivas Valdivieso, quien
dessmpt IS diehas fanc!ones con hsbi'
lidad y ccrrecei6u.
Los abogados don Manuel Leon
Para don Jos6 Tous 8 ITO, nos
.partIe'pan por atenta circular Q ue han
copstitnido una soeisdad para fnss
notarialss, Ia bisndo eatablscido. 10
odcina de 10 misma en- 10 Notarfa de
Ls6r, Gale Mayor rdmsro 20, al lado
del RI & stro do In Propisdad.
Ri lioencisdo Tous Soto nos oire'
ce sl propio tiempo sus ssrvicios pro
f.aionales.
Dsmos graeiss por 10 atenci6n.
Ramon Vsr'al, rspublicano, 90
hA Af1Iis do & 10 tU ai6n ,
-Nsrfa Triocchs y JoI6 Vlesnss
Ortix han sido RrrestAdos por sgrs
sion
-Muy lucldas rssultsron las as.'
tan syer, con metlvo del cuatro de
Jolio. L. rstreta por 10 banda dc
Bombsros result6 muy cornurrids, ,
loa flegos artihcia!es no deiaron ns.
da que desesr.
--El Board Superior do Sanidad
Informs & 10 oAeina de Sanidad local,
que no pusds proOsderse al exAmen de
Ia muestra do harina que los atfores
Felisi y CO com srcisntcs alma acenissas
en- estA plaza snviarAn 4 dieho csr tro
Superior, por eonduOto do In cAcina
ocal, ror no ser asuntoa de incum
heneia sanitaria y Of de indola parti
eulAr,
Aver tom6 puerto el vapor fran
ceS procedente do Europa. hoy se'
guira visis para Cuba y. Santo Do
mir 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

ois; s'ta, como quien dice, prerdlda
con sl6.eres' en- el fondo. el vlsio an
tagor iimo sigue eu pc. indestrucn
BILE & irreductible. A tel punto es es
to vsrdsd, que dos personal!dAdes So
lIsntss del republicanismo en- Maya
gaez, don jose A. Menendez y el dcc
tor Joaquin Martinez Guasp, han pu
hlicado ca un peri6dieo maysgh zAno
80 resoluci6n irrsvoeab'e de no ss
guir meg, Audois On ls rolft'ca 10
esi,
MGs slo. % dice que dstermina
dos slsmsnt.s do pre- cedensia fl .isrdls
10, no han sido admitidos como repre-
sentantss & la AsAmblea republicans
de San Juan,
Qls ha sido, pues, el dichoso par
tidcp Me.a f5rmula, NADIA mas.
Ests blezcase un psralelo snire Ia
sctitud de los unos y la condueta de-
los otroL y se vera con entsrA elari
dad quiepes procsden mks ref xiva J
Embellishments, si los rspublicanol
6 los unionistas.
Cualquiera comprends que es Ia
Union , s6io Ia Union, Quisn ofrsee 81
pueblo puettorriqutnO sismploa tar
dignoa dc ser imitAdos.
veass, por tanto. de que aignif
cativs msnera el partido rspubiosnc
no SOLO 80 ve arrollado por nusatrc
smpuis incontrasiab!e, sino que tam
bien 10 dsstruye 4 81 mismo on 10 MAJ
torps do les inconsecuenoiss.
No vsneerk nj pueds veneer nur co.
porque 90 nm partido de suicidss.
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Para los que qulefan coIocar
blen su dlnefO

Be vends 8 Arrienda On Ponce, On
10 calls ATOCHA, la mas eentrisa de
10 siudad entire les dos plaxAs prinsi-
palsS, IN almasen do mamponterfa ,
MADEIRA del pals, do II pies 8 pulga.
dAs s do frsnte por la calls del Sol ,
80 II pulgadss por 10 do ATOCHA,
frente & les easas dc Enmanuelli d O.
r. Valdeeilla HemAnos d @.
Pnr tansr este almaCgu dos arri'
mos 10 hasa muy tGcil fabriearle una
planta altal comdn Angnlo do nam
posterfs solAmente. Tamhi9n una do
dos plAntas mamposteria sonIigua al
anterior On 10 sAlle del SOL. ri qus
adQuisra ssta propisdad tendrk un
busn IL isrss de 90 dinsro, Para In
formea dirigiras { RATARL RIVERA
EsBsI. Sol IL. Popaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
ELOCUEVTE CONTRASTE

Las disparidsdss que ccurren en-
el ssro della Union y ESQ suesde nuy
do tards en tsrde duran POGO ,isr po
y dssaparscsn sin dsiar ra,tro.
En- csmbio, les divsrgsncIas que &
esds inatsnts apsressn en- el psrtido
repubficsno, 20 eonvisrtsn , perpe! 4 n
On verdaderas dissordias.
Eats 20 % afrmsei6n cAprichoss,
sino a.srto baaado en- la rsalidad dc
los hsshes, que % la mas syidsnte y
wencs diseutible de todas las realids
deshumabas.
q chos rtcientfsimos comprusban
bu IL Aetitud,
En- Arecibo hubo ditsrencIas or tre
varics prohombrss unionistes. Pues
fisn. sles'difarsnciss sstAn on brevs
E.rjsdas. Ii Junta Cent rssolvsrs
10 question con 80 impArcialidAd y
rsstttnd lsossumhrAdas "a sss fallo
as aomsterAl los sprseiablss untonia
"G'sresib'h7s, con d busn ssntido,
a'tasA do nirAs, ysaIirisu dc dinetpli'
no qut han mossrado ntsnsnts
CD sodos lo. sstos;ds 'u vida poltsica.
El siso Dc, Nays asz tormA IN
e"ntrasts slocusnts con sl antsrior
AlIfsitah lol rspublieAnos dlvididos
desde hscs tlempo On dos fraeciones
Isnsndistaa y f. i.rdissas. slgo asi
como unos Nontsscos y CApuietoa de
nusvo eAho, ain q. romansieismo me-
dll yel de los bandos dc Verona. R.
cisuttnenie sehsn undo tormsndo IN
ptct psro la union o. pura aparisn
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Ell s&bAdo, entire aists J oeho de
10 noehs, lego & esta eiudsd ell Audi
tor do Puerto Rico, M, Ward, scom'
pAfGdo de 50 senorA sIposa.
AL s'guisnts dfA domingo, visit6
80 union de la seforitA Elena Open
.hsimer, sobrlns del sefior Aicalds, sl
Aailo do cisgoa y Hospital Tricochs.
Mas tArde, en- compshfa del senior
Opper hsimsr, Alcalde de ests ciudad.
la carosl de distrito, qusdando gratA'
mente impresionado de las copdicio'
mes do los indicados ests blecimisptos.
tanto por 81 periecto estsdo higi9n.'
90, eusnto DOR el ordsn que reinA en-
ellos Por 10 tards vimos & ls sefiora
del Auditor passando en- Autnm6vil
Dor las eAllss de 10 ciudad scompsnA'
do por 10 fsmtlia del asfior Aleslde; y
por 10 noche, 10 primers sutoridad
local llsv6 81 distinguido huesusd al
tsatvo y despues 81 Casino, donde tre
obstquiado,
FL GefSr Oopenhaimer, A'ealda do
Poses, contribuy6 q que fdessu agra
dablss para sl alto tuncinnsrio i IL
90 las horas que paS6 entire nosotros
RA.Se he reeibido On al LEON Pom
ceao un gran surtido en- cslzado Uara
.efioras, de charol. glase, color cham
,sgne, hlancos y eAbritills. 20 formaa
distintas. Para nihos, espeeislidAd
en- sAlxado iusrts para ir & ls escuslA
y fno para vesiir. Unicos expende'
dores do cAlxAdo ehsrol y eAhritill&
para homhre marea sUnivsrsals do
81 msior en- forma y cAlidad 81 sFlora
heinz y dem&u. sombreros, sorhAtAs,
eusllos, pufos, eamisas, 8 inhnidsd de
articulos para eAballeros y nifios,
Ell IGbado del corriente ssldrA
diractsnsnts do este puerto para los
Estados Unidos oil vApor sPonce,s lie
| vando correspondents y psssisros.
-Hemos rsCibldo 10 vista dc nuea.
sro eorreliglonario y amigo don DA-
vid storer, do ArtcIbo, esposo de 10
pianista ssHora T&vAreE LIE rsitsra
mos nusasro cordial laludo.
-Ayse 4 les docs hA lleeAdo &
Ponce el Homhre Dl&s. Predic6 en- el
barrio de 10 Csntsra. Dice que sItS
iuspirado por San Juan EvApgslists.
Fu6 4 oirle una eoncurrsncis copsida'
rab'e, sspeeialmsntede muisres. En-
aQusl sitio hAbia reunidss 10 menoa
dos mil personals.
Aver & 10 una del die nos han
obssQuiado les nubss con un sguscs'
70 do padre y muy seflor mio. El a1uA
contird Todo indicA que vOlvsre'
mos a lsner a'gunos dias do aburdAn'
tes lluviss. Que bAatAnts tslta hAeen &
nusstros sampoS, hArto caltgadoa
lpor 10 IsQuis.
-Sa snouenIrA On eata cir dad
nuestro m'go don Guillsrmo Oppsn
hslmsr. insarprste do la Corta de Qua
lyama, on union do ~ sehorA esposA,
Reciban nuestro cordial saludo,
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1910! : 1910!

NIL DOLLARS Sc presents una
migofdcA ocasion de sloeiarse COD
mas Q msnos dieho capital ca IN ne
gocio serlo LAgsneIA Comsrlla d
valioIas rslsoioneS, regsntado por
persona do reconoeidA compelsneia, y
euyos busnos rendinlsnlos % oompro
hsrA tAcilments. El Soeio puede scr
comAnditArio, o aeIIVo 81 tiens condI
cl6ns.
1nformArSn en- 10 NoiNia Mstisp
80, Marina I, Rotos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

JUEVEs s Ell domiogo pr6ximo
SO efactutrG en- sl tsatro Ia Perla al
Corcisr.o &c Ia dIssir gaida pianista
sefic "a Eifa TAvarea dc Storer. S.
presume que serA un soonteoImiento
q tislic1. Dirhs artists toesrk IN el
piano del casino piessa escogidAs do
Litz, Chopin, y otros eelebrsa Artlataa.
La banda do bombsros tocara en el
conetsrto. vsatids de gala.
Aver tarde ocurri6 una sensib'e
desgr,cia oil ifvsn Pedro Bigay, hiio
dc nueasro amigo don Joie B!gsy. ar
tista cersm'co. Rsllahase tlrArdo al
blaneo con n. eaeopeiA dc salon J la
bala, por rshots, le htri6 en- oil oio
derssho, IS cree que 10 perderG, Avis
Ia al itvsn B gay el doctor Molina
Deplorsmos tan doloroso percArca.
eA-En vista del gran suceso que
hemos obtsnido con laa Ampliscionss
Ga bustos de f0tc gts ffAs que eftece.
mos & nueslra cliantala, nts comple-
cemos on prorrogAr hssta fnes de 4 10
In denaci6n do los tteksss que dan do.
rscho q la adquisicion de dIehss am.
pliaciones, seR1 circular que con ssts
me two pub icamoa en- Novlemhre pa
saio y qus remitivemoa al que noi In
pida. - Bazaar OrERO.
-Muy brilIanies resultAron Las
oarreras sytr tsr'e an el HiI 6drcmo
porcsAo. Uu: eoneur nc'a numero'
o. llenAbA el IL oAi GAnAron los pre-
mios de SO $50, $50 y 800, respecti
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06

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Federico Toro d Co. POns
Sc aviaa 4 las seHores eomercIan.
tes ds la IElA que tensmos Sismpra On
gran suriido de aonhreroa do psjs
Del pals hornados en- todEa iormas.
Prssios hmliados por dosenas. Ropa
hanhs nara homhraa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-06
ELISA TAVAREl

Dsade anoshs &c sneuentra en- Pon
CO nueatrs compahiota IL dislinguidA
pisni'ta seflora Eliza TAvArss, On
union de 81 esposo o. Il ,r Storaf.
Viensn dc Arecibo, donde tienen
1iadA su residencla.
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yettsdo concierto en esta eiudad d.
que va ttenea nosicia Dueatros leeto
res.
Dicha audiCi6n nusieal 20 csls
braia ca el tsairJ 10 PsfIa, el domin
60 pr6x mo y ea dc esptrar que .epea
un brillante ex TO
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nida & los esiimalbss esposos Stortl
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