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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-19
A Hnhit to he Encouraged

The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand bottle of
Chamberlains' Cought Remedy saves
herself a great amount of uneasiness
and anxiety Coughs, colds and Group,
to which children are susceptible, are
quickly cured by it's use. 1t counter
acts any tendency of cold to result in
pneumonia, and If given as soon as the
first symptoms of Group appear, it will
prevent the attack This remedy con-
tains nothing injurious and mothers
give it to little ones with a feeling of
perfect security Sold by All Druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-19
VICTIM OF NERVE COLLAPSE

Daniel Walsh, a promising young
real estate man living at 1926 Halldale
street, was taken to the receiving hos
pital yesterday afternoon for insanity
treatment and today arrangements will
be made to send the young man to a
private hospital.
Walsh is said to be suffering from
nervous prostration and has recently
returned home after treatment at a
sanitarium near Baldwins ranch.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-19
MOfhGHe'1S s

the trying crisis without suffering.
Send for free book containing information
OF priceless value to all expectant mothers.
The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-19

great and wonderful
remedy is always
appliedexternally, and
has carried thousands
of women through
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-19

No woman's happi.
ness can be complete
without children ; it
is her nature to love
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-19
Praying for Coal
BY Associated Press.

CENTRALIA, Mo-, March 1S.-A coal
famine prevails to an alarming extent.
Two cars received last night were de-
livered in. small quantities to each
family today
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-19

Owing to the rush of business the
Talk Phone department of the South
ern California Music company will he
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation of Herald sub
sCribers.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
WINTERPORT,

An automobile accident occurred Satur-
day afternoon which came near being d
serious one. A bakers wagon belonging
to Oscar Cole was being driven along the
road in Hampden when without any warn
ing an auto driven at high rate of speed
rushed by, frightening the horse and up
Sc" ting and nearly demoishing the cart.
The horse cleared himself from the wreck
and ran, but Lewis Grant, the young driver,
had narrow escape He had pluckliy held
on and succeeded in regaining control of
his horse. Mr.. Higgins. who witnessed the
affair pursued the machine and got the
number of it, and telephoned to the sheriff
at Bangor to detain it on its arrival. Mi.
Cole was also notified and went at once to
look after the matter. 1t is hoped the affair
will be satisfactorily adjusted without TAX
ing it into court. Seven persons were re-
ceived into the NJ. +, church at Filing
woods Corner Sunday afternoo. by Rev.
W. a. Luce. Mrs. ID: II. Piper of Bloom
Vile, n Y, with her little son Edwin and
her sister, Miss Alice Stackhouse of Wilkes
barre, Penn, are visiting friends in town.
They are the guests of Mrs. Dora Knee
land. =. Miss Lizzie Durham of Boston and
Mrs. Abbott, wife of DR.. Edmund Abbott,
of Providence, were in town for brief visit
last week. Mrs Ii. \. Abbott accompan
led her daughter-in-law home. Charles
Fernald has arrived from New York for a
two weeks visit at his old home. -. MIR. and
Mrs. Leonard Coker of Newburyport are
guests of Mrs Coker's brother, F. w.
Haley.. Mrs Trafton and little daughter,
Nora, have returned to Boston. Mrs.
Walter Haley accompanied her daughter,
Mrs. George Bean, on her return to her
home in Winchester last week.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
CRAzED WITH
BURNING ECZEMA
Suffered From Childhood With
Severe itching and Burning
Eczema Spread Over Hands and
Fingers - Received No Benefit
From Physicians.
BLESSINGS FOR THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

81 was troubled with eczema in some
way or other from childhood About
three years ago the trouble was con-
fined to my right hand. | consulted
two physicians, but received no benefit
from them. In the winter of 1904 the
trouble had become so bad as to ex-
tend over the back Of my hand, and
up on the fingers, and in a short time
to the palm. The itching and burning
at times was so severe as to almost
craze me- l began to use Cuticura
Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. used
two cakes of Soap, one box of the
Ointment, and two bottles of the Re-
solvent. l cannot begin to tell Of the
benefit l received. My appetite and
weight increased, and l felt and looked
like "a new person. You have my fuh
permission to publish as much of this
as you see fit. Blessing the Cuticura
Remedies, yours truly, Miss Flora E.
Wiley, Milo, Me-, Oct. 6, 1905"
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitution:
al remedies. Deafness is caused by an infamed
condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is iniamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, ana when
it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unlesS the Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition. hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine eases out OF
an Unframed condition of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars,
F.JCHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c: AVIS
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19

l'iamS are progressing in fine shape for
the big celebration and naval parade to be
held here at the unwilling of the Conway
memorial. Dr. Burrage of ToguS, chair
man of the committee representing the
Loyal Legion, has been in town and has
approved OF the location selected for the
tablet. 1t is on the corner of the Elm
street school ground on the corner of Elm
and School streets. The selectmen have
! picked ont a large boulder which will bear
the tablet. Committees will be appointed
! and plans perfected for the town to do its
part Ill the celebration, which promises to
| bring thousands to Camden. The plans for
the day a. now laid out are for the sailors
| from the war ships which will be anchored
| in the harbor to come ashore for dinner,
| form in line at the f. S. S. Co. wharf for
the parade, march to the trotting park
| grounds, where exercises will be held.
Gen. Chamberlain is expected to speak
Secretary OF the Navy Charles }. Bona
| parte, Senator Hale, Gov. Cobb and full
| staff will be present. The naval officers of
the fleet will attend in full uniform. After
the exercises the line of march will be to
| The location of the boulder and it will be
unveiled by Gen. Richards, who is at the
head of the Loyal Legion of Maine. Cam
den will without doubt see the biggest day
in its history
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1906

Fuel & Hav Co. She will load lumber at
Stockton Springs for New YORK Sch.
Maria Webster loaded lime barrels for
Rockland the past week Sch. Puritan,
Bangor for Bridgeport with lumber, was in
port the first of the week, fog bound. ...Scb.
Mary j. Elliott, Turner, was loaded with hay
for Bar Harbor by the Belfast Fuel & Hay
Co. and sailed july 14th... Schooner Lizzie
Lane arrived July 18th from hoookeh WIN
coal for the Swan & Sbley Company, and
will load ice for Bridgeport. Ut.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS
At the First Sign of Disfiguring
Humors Is to Use Cuticura.

Every child born into the world with
an inherited tendency to torturing, dis
figuring humors of the skin and scalp,
becomes an object of the most tender
solicitude Hence it becomes the duty
of mothers of such afflicted children to
acquaint themselves with the best, the
purest, and most effective treatment
available, viz. the Cuticura Treatment,
consisting of warm baths with Cuti-
cura Soap, and gentle anointings with
Cuticura Ointment, the great Skin
Cure. Cures made in childhood are
speedy, permanent, and economical.
Cutlcura Soap Ointment and Pills sold throughout
the world Potter Drug Chem Corp Sole Props Boston.
R5~ Send for How to Cure Dishguring AuinoTs
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
County Correspondence.
SEARSMONT.

sEARSMONT.
Mrs. fl. Pierce of Augusta is visiting
friends in town.. Charles Ripley is taking
his annual outing at Squirrel lsland....
Andrew Nichols of Boston is visiting his
cousin, William Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. {.
q. Hemenway are receiving eohgratulatlons
on the birth of an heir....G. b. Dyer has
bought the Ansel Wadsworth farm in Bel
fast, and will move there in the early fall.
ID l. Craig i. making extensive repairs
on his house and the newly painted front
adds greatly to the looks OF that part OF the
village.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
LIBERTY

G. Edward Greyes aid daughter Jessie
Of Somerville, Mass are at j. 0. johnson S
for a few weeks Miss Mary Kent Davey
is spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davey, in this town,
Miss Davey talented young lady and is
a teacher of the French language in an
institute in Massachusetts. She spent
several years in Paris, France, and is a
graduate OF one of the Institutions of that
city. 1t is said she has a few pupils in this
village, e. Many strangers are seen on our
streets, solourners from the cities who are
spending the summer with the farmers in
this vicinity. The sound of the moving
machine and the swish of the hand scythe
are now heard in the land and good crop OF
of hay seems assured. One hot day last
week L. {. Morse had six swarms Of bees
leave their mother hive and set up bust
ness for themselves. II. p, GriffiS fell last
week and broke the cap of his knee. He
had to be taken to the Hospital in Belfast
and submit to an operation. He is now do
ing we'll He has the heartfelt sympathy
of the people in this vicinity.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
FREEDOM

Miss Louise Roundy, who has been visit
ing her aunt, MIS-. Cora Spinney, went to
Thorndke Monday to visit friends and re-
turned to her home in Clinton from there.
-. Mrs Inez Bellows went to Watervile
Saturday to meet her nieces, who are visit
ing her from lewiston. MIR. and Mrs
Bennie Harding from Massachusetts are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. &. L.
Bryant. Miss Winnifred Dodge, who has
been spending week at China Lake, re-
turned home Sunday. Mr.. Gregg will
spend the remainder of the summer in
Ihorndike and the Sunday evening meet
ings will be conducted by the W. {. T. {.
at the church during bis absence.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
IHF NEWS OF BELFAST.
prEII>HERS' NOTICE.

4, the post office.
. SPRINGS. At the post zee.
...Fr At the store of |. II. w.
>tore of y. j. Dickens.
..Ul SparSpOrt Miss T.. VI. Hail.
..H ". j. Dow, Brooks, are author
receive subscriptions and adver-
W Jou RNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.rberries were in the market
.Isil son has returned He says
.. 4yervthing but the fatted calf
..-uf the UniverSalist church will
al site in the veStry next Friday
.. .t250 O'Clock.
...r Wads worth has sold his farm
.. -a George b Dyer of Searsmont,
,,+ possession in the fall.
,alnprne I. QulmDy and Mr..
White Will sing in the morning
Al, he Unitarian church next Sun
Army workers from Bangor
aud have been doing preliminary
... 4 establishing the Army in Bel
ural service of the W. c. T. L.
18th Miss Frothingham, High
.. row, Friday, afternoon at go
.ghton has been granted an in
s-u>iou of from ST to $50 per
,ush the agency OF Wayland
ey, the famous rife shot is to
bltion of her skill in j Y. Colt
,, Friday. July Goth, at 40 p.
.th- public are cordially invited.
we're held on several liquor
Belfast police court Monday
hut in only two eases did claim
These We're t. Il Knowlton
sherman, who claimed each a
,.-d 'ager.
..t+ar. ,a,,.iu.,.e, in the Rel
.... f,r me week ending ,july
Mary +. Brown, Mrs Joshua
.>. Il. A. Greene, Mrs. {, I.
0las. /. Hebelle, Mr.. l.
Fits A. =. Shaw
begun Monday morning on the
-.ur. Pipe vii. BE- laid from
4are up Nam street to Con-
nd ou Cedar street from Main
street. Lancaster X tottreH
ytor>.
...,f The ~ltb.es Family Associ-
.4.i August 18Th ia Pruub>c0t
hall. Eoclport. rain or slime
. are requested 10 attend, pie
Gu dinner ana supper, 50 that
The evening together
hers Of lie Belfast Improve
.. earnestly request both the
. visitors to ieslst from throw
bags, fruit peelings and other
,h. .+rAats and thu, co-op4Y-
...,,a,,.f,,tb-fr efforts for clean
r,o.o+;,,., of 4ba \7ltriola Com
...3 in +bi. ofty .ru]y 18th. at the
... ,.or..,r, Naurice " Lord.
,,,ord of l,ractors reelected.
,,..,s nrgani,ad rndar the cor
. ,,a.ra and has had its
...:, rhioa,o
.e a.. au;.o,,.,,.
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1870, ~ ,.>,I.;na h;ds fo,
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''' OPP ~ ' ..1,a
.. .t.,u in The .lournal concerning
t.,nnr+apra of the terminals OF
.g Maine Seauort railway in
..4 Stockton SPRINGS as a ship
--rallad to mind by the fact
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19
THORNDIkE.

Messrs. Jay and Harry Emery presented
, their play "a Bundle of Rags, with vaude-
vile program, at IiarmOns hall three
nights last week with good Attendance
Mi. ami Mrs. George Sherman of Burnham
are at j. b. Cilley's for few weeks. -. Miss
Lettie NJ. Hunt and Bessie L. Higgins
passed Thursday in Pittsfeld. -. Mrs. Ray
mond Rich and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rollins
of Bangor are guests of Fred Rich. Peter
, Harmon passed Saturday in Belfast. -. Miss
! Lucy Sayward visited at Mr.. SheldOn'S in
| Belfast last week Among the friends
who were entertained at the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs, David Hasty last
! Beckett and daughter OF Biddeford, Me,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Y. b. Tlton of Dixmont !;
Mr.. Caleb Kimbal and daughter Ida, ana
Clair kimball of Jackson, Benz. Ames and
| George White of this town. Miss Fannie
D. Ward is passing this week with her
sister, Mrs. John Ward. -. Mr.. and Mrs
! Clarence Quincy of Belfast passed July
18th with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hasty.. -. The
| Now and Then club met Friday evening in
Mr.. Hasty's pine grove. Ice cream and
cake were served to a large number. Their
meetings are now postponed until after
haying. -. Mrs E. w. Patterson and daugh-
ter Winnie, with Mr. and Mrs Blinn Hogan
and Mr. and Mrs. viii Ward were enter
tanned July 18th by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
c. Higgins. -. Miss Glenn Higgins of Ban
gor, who is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Higgins, passed few days
! last week with Mrs. Mabel Farwell.
n. Higgins and son have bought new
Adriance moving machine of NJ. P Palmer,
who is an agent for the New York Co.
The Republican journal., 1906-07-19

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. The Republican
voters of Belfast are hereby notified to meet
in caucus at the Court House Thursday,
July %, A. D. 1906, at $50 O'Clock p. m. to
nominate a candidate for Representative to
the legislature to be voted for at the next
September election of State and county Off
GERS. Also to tran act any other business
which may properly come before said eau
Gus. Per order Republican city committee,
CHARLES +. kNOWLTON, Chairman,
GEORGE f. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Belfast ,July IL 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
h0uncios espeGiaIes para Ponce
GARGANTA

cdranss, ain lsmor 1 que Se repro
duSsAp, los dolores De gaTg sntG, fA'
Ringilis, amigdalitis, ronqusras, sos'
Quillsos. los nsrvlosA, sxlinsionss de
voz, aaginAs, son les PasailIas HoutS
{ 10 CosaiaA.
aa uso % FaaomisndA sapssialman'
~ 4 los oRadorsa, pEtissorss, sansAn-
~, y & bodAs lAa psrsonaa qus tailgAn
81 voz por an lrahai1 sxssaivo.
Los padrss. aaidad0soa Dc la salad
d sus hiioa, asasn hassElss shasaF DE-
saando sn anAndo asAs aaaiillas. 4 Ga
as svllAF "a sllos las Graaal aslonss
les vsgstaaionss q 10 gAFgssiA
Para svlaAF loda assapaion. aas sadie
- bsF grave sxiiass la aFma saoades
so6gs i lsIA as zuaana - saa sPsa
kilAas.
ka ssnaa - sadAa a hasaAa FAr
aasias. Dsseslao' - rae Aleeay
Pnla
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IL do Noviembre.


En- Calf rnia Sss perIiItirk On man
ssner esa ley, por 10 cual 90 puede *
cluir & loa riiios jApC nsssu de las es'
cGelas munisipAlcs CO ninos blsnsoI?
Be dice que Nr, Mescslf. el minis
tro dc Comsrsic y Trabsio, que fu6 4
San Francis 90 6 arreg'sr el asunto,
no tras buenss Imprstioues. L. prem
90 del Norts y del Eate hA txpaesto &
los 90 ifornianos los psligros que pue'
do tsusr p@ra los Estsdos Unidos sl
que On este pals 10 traits 6 GO inssnte
trAtsf- q los isponesss como 60 ha
tratado & los hines.
I'll sN W Yo'k Tfihunss, que 90
6gsno principal del Psrsido Rspuhli'
cAno, dsalarA, en- IN notabe xYifsulo,
que ssA po iiioa. no solo crearfa obs
laculos On las relacionss sx!eriores do
la re; 1blisa, sino que ssria punto me
nos que desA,troaa para los intersses
do Cal.fums y do toda 10 region dc 10
costa del Pasi6eo.
Fl eTribnres b se conatAr que el
porvsnir econ6mico do aquella region
depende del hGhco con sl Jap6n. y
reeuerdA lA ftaue dc Mr.. Seward, el
tamoso homhre do Estado, segdn 10
sual eel Pasifso % 81 OC6Ano del -
turos sSus sgaAs bai1an pAisss muy
poblados; y cuardo 10 Abra sl canal
do PAnsmG Igrfga al <Trlbunes -esas
sguxs sel an ls VIA del comsreio mas
rico del muEdo PGes biep; oil Jap6n
ea. y, Egoi'a sisndo, al p1rsesr, Is
potsnctA DrsponderAnte en- oil Pael6eo
haata que n lsoaroa 10 ream pl AssmC 0.
aus barcoa hsesn una gran parts del
trSfieo de ess ocesno; aus aslivos ta'
Heres y aus puersos freauentades aon
mereadoa sin rlvEles para los eo msr'
aiantes Amtrlsspos. L. que 10 Gran
Brets n hk kito, largo iismpo, On 10
demands y o. In CtsrtA, para nuss
tros Est'dos del At &ntiso, el JAp6n
dsberfa y poiiia ser para nuesiros
eAt&doa del P&sidco. Esos sAiadoa no
avn ds COZ Sitersr solo el nsgoaio di
recIo que oil os hagAn con el Jap6p
81 que Gamb.en 81 que pasaudo por
siloG hags al rs4s1 dc 10 naei6n, y
que lea serovech Arai , adsmAs. sl que
todA e nSci6n hsga con China y
olrou pai es, ssiA'!e)g, y qua sntrsrG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
10 De CALIFORNIA
IIP0aEStS Y AMERICANS

ca aquel continents por la vie ispc-
rsss,s
All 90 * oreSa el ~TribureS Los
california .oa hAfiAn bien en- Atender
sslas iudieasionss previsovss; J. acs-
90 las atiendsn, por mas que. hoy por
hoy, como l'evo disho, las impreaio
mes son pssjmistas.
Dc San francisco se han spode
RADIO los grsmios do obreros blarsos,
como &c apodsrarAa dc otras siuda.
des americanss, ai las dsmGs elases
de In poblasi6n no 10 impidsn. En
California dsm6eratas y rspublisanos
adulan & los gremioI, porque resssi'
tan do sus votos. In sstos dfas, nm
iapor 81 ha dieho en- intsrvitw Al re-
porter de nm diArio nsoyoi kline:
En- site pals hsy demasiado 90
sialismo.
70 srso que hay mushfsimo me
nos GUS On A'smania y en- Frsnsia ;
pero el poso que hsy 90 excssivo, y
81 sigus aumsnta1do, assbArG con sl
hermSso individualismo y con el sano
busn sentido. que tanto han eontrf'
bufdo Al progrsso do este vIgoroso
pueblo.
AQuf 90 eSsrlbe <trAbsi,s con 7
may 6scula y 20 entisnde por trabsio
el dc los opsrArios. Los medieos, los
ingepisros, los Arquitssaos no traba.
iap; Edison % nm harsgGn.
So he fandsd do 10 rslj gl6n del Ira
bsio, que. por 10 psruseutcria, W q
d'iAr ahAs q otras religionss. Y 90
10 surioso que 10 ocupAci6n mas i'm
portanAs do sus saesrdotes y sua fsles
consists en- impsdir que Alguien ira
bsie. BE oponen { que trsbsisn los
obrsros que no eslAn Agrsmiados
ex'gen que 90 limiss el rdmero ds
aprsndisssi quisrsn que no snlren sp
ekie pals nj limos nj jAp0nssss, que
no vianen q divsrtirse nj & pedir II.
mosnA, sino & gAnarss 10 vida
-lOh. libsrtad, euknlos srimsne
30 somsteh On Ia nomhreI -dijo mAdR
me Roland eusndo 10 llevAban q Ia
guillotipa.
Y esto hAbr& que dsair del Traba-
j. On los ESIados Unidcs 81 los eosa,
no eAmbian pronto.
! Antonio EsCObar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
VACANTE mascara
I No decia el gobierno que era
impossible perjudicar los
SERVICES PUBLICOS?
PEDlMOS MAS LOCICK
I lPorqu6 no Sc cubre la vacan.
te que deja en- su cargo
el seflor Mascara?

Y hien.
Dssi'n n lay atlas Autoridadss qvs
era nessssrio, iudispsns abls, urgspif
simo, eubrir 10 vsssnts que dsi6 81
ssfior Pert Z en- 10 sssrstA,f 10 do 10 sorte
dc BAyam6n.
Gus los SERVICIOS PUBLICos &c
periudisAbap eonlinuAndo la Interim
dad del 0 aor MAacar6.
Y nombraron enssguids...... Al
pro pio or MAaesr6.
Fate renunaiA 81 cargo.
Y % reproduce 10 siiuasi6n AQus
lis, psriudisiAl, terrible, t,ro1 pars
LOS sERVICIoS PUsLTCos.
Pero parees cue la lfg'ea del IL
dc D Deiembrs deiA do ser l6gIca el e
dc Dicismbre.
Y nj el Attorney nj sl Conacic
Cieeutivo 50 dan pri,a 6 eumplir 81
dsbsr, 80 impsrioso debcr que eopsis-
% en- aalvar LOS sERvICIos rUBLIcos,
JSorQu6 NO 80 nombra el uustitu-
TO del Mfi9r NAssar6?
dVorque 90 rehuye In solucI6n do
problems que plAnts6 son Allivtz IL
JuntA Csotra 4?
6Cs que las rszones que nora sir
ven para adrmSr que Los sERv1C1os
PUBLICos esl&n bien, sirvieron ante
para dsetr que este ban NAL?
SOonde andan Ii buenA f6 y el sen
lido com6n?
Ali e verdad. Sc mArsharor
tranQuilamente dc paseo iuutaa y On
slegrs plAtisa con Ii impArcialidAd y
10 rssliiud del Atto' ney.
Es Preeiso inaialir en- arto.
SAl atf)r MAteSr6 % 10 ohigA 1
permansesr On 81 siiio mienEAs no q
10 designe ausesorP
IA QUE espsrsn el Attorney y q
Conseio para dssig .ArssltP
GCoaas veredes, sl Cid
que fsrGn fAblAr las piedrAa
Y laa p!sdrRx hAbiArSn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
NOTAS De INTERES
Comite de Damas en- la clu-
dad de Mayagaaz - Las
emigraciones a Cuba.
ASILO De CIEGOS
Matrimonio civil. : Vista a
un general venezolano en-
su prision. -Enferma.

Sc hs conatituido On MsysRusx
M Comits do DamAs con el Hn do rs'
eolsstar fondos con que Adquirir iu'
gussss y rspsrtirlos & los ninos po
brss 81 dia de Reyes.
-Contir dsn las em'grscionsa do
brAseros, on 10 region Sur de la isla,
con dsstino & Cubs. donds % smplea'
ran On les labores sgrisolas.
Las pAstillAs d'gsssivaa del doe
TOR Ls Roy, marsa <Anturisais digis.
Ysu los alimentov que no pueda dige.
rir sl sst6msgo.
Han eontraido mAtrimonio en-
Nsyseu,z por sl rito protsitAnts, don
Manusl LlSmss con Ia stiorita Mari
NJ ORTIZ sarlfnsl; y por el eat6liso
don ADgel BAyron con IL ssflorita
Carmen Lavszzary.
~ACABAN dc llsgar sombrillas
elsgantfaimas con volantss do CASA 8
do enesgs y sin sllos, pufios sAprieho.
sisimos 6ltimns modeloz do Paris.
Neesseres do peluehe, sarteras do
pisl ina para oaballsros, tinseros els'
gantss. sapas dc pafio. msdAllones do
biaeuit. terra Gotta, ssntros de mess, ,
shales do lana. tapesss grsndss para
mesAa do eomedor Il T..
Tddo ssto ssaha de llsga. On Of
PARIS BAZAR do don Pedro Giuat',
-Ha rsgrssAdo do los Estadc q
Unidos sl Ahogado Amerissno M.
U!maa, con but ito O. la ciuda1 del
OMtA
IN sl sAsilo de cisgoss do Pom
%. fasFon obssquiAdos los asilados
10 Nlche Bnsna con unA ausulen,a
ssna y nm bAils, & cuyos asios fasron
invitsdas vArias ftmilias dei 10 eiu'
dad,
Sc sncusntrA snisrmA On Maya
Ru : 10 distlnguida ssposa de nusstro
amigo sl Lsdo. don vfssor r, MArM
nsx. Cslsbrarsmos "a meioifa:
GRATIS. "A suAlquier pueblo %
snvfs gratis sl eAiklcgo do O.kamv,
Noting d. Co.. si 10 enviAn rs sentA
90 asllos para sl franQuso & Mar
vAsx , 0sero, B 1864, San Juan, P.
r. 20 iisre uatsd hsesr nm rsgaloi
Puss pida an hsrmoso reloj por con.
dusso do NArvssx , Olsro. Los hay
do hOdas slAses y preeios. No regAlG
soaas Do conner, puss ESQ 90 muy pro
Skieo. Il. m. alI
-El general vsn'Eolano don Mar
eelino BArrsl do Nasarfs, Owe fut
arrsiasdo en- Yauco, seusado de ems
plrssi6n, ha ado v!s.tAdo en- "a pri
Bi6n del Fresidio por oil Consul d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
Antonio EsCObaF,

aIpa d olss, ftanseseI, bslgas, holands'
sea, AlemAnes, 8 inglsses veniAn ira
bs anoo para sop stituir una iumenss .
ssosiaei6n, llAmsda sInIernacionAl 70
iaSa 10 suAl podrGn psrssr ear los
nArqus'as de todos los paises.
Va est c1nstlsuidA esa Asoeis cl6p
como quedA dicho. In 1907 10 cele
orSrA primer CopRreso HnHrquis.
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