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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
PABST ESTATE IS
 WORTH $3,6OO,OO
Final Accounting Shows 1t Has In. creased Since Founders Death.

MILWAUKEE. May 21-The final accounting of Colonel Gustav G. Pabst and Frederick Pabst IT.. execu- tors of the estate Of Captain Freder- lek Pabst, has been filed in the Pro bate court, shows that the entire es- tate aggregated S, ,296, ,S34. which has been increased by rents. dividends. in terest and other items to $3,646.0 .03S. The rents since Captain Pabsts death amount to S52,301 and the dirldends 10 s25l,S For interest the estate has received s13,564.
 During the time from the death of her husband Feb. 3, 1904. until her own death, Oct. 3, 1906, Mrs. Maria Pabst received as annulties x13, ,oS3. Inheritance tax to the amount of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
CAR SITUATION oUIETER.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-A gen. eral improvement in street car condi- tions is reported today. The Fillmore street and Masonic Avenue lines were put into operation. Fewer cases of in- suits to passengers were noted. The carmens union expresses itself as satisfied with the situation and claims that the boycott against the United Railroads is proving effective.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
LIFE's MONOTONE.

Life is no monotone to him Who lives; Who waits not to receive But gives: Who thinks, who acts
 That he may make Some portion for the world To take; To work. not for oneself Alone, Is something more
 Than monotone.
 w. !. Lamptou.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22

Sl4,217 was paid to the state and county. The beneficiaries received S1l0,5S9 in incomes, and interest in the amount of S27,777 was paid. The amounts paid out leave the balance Of property on hand S3.040,655.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
FINucANE KNOCKED OUT.

OGDEN, Utah, May 21.-Dick Hy- End tonight knocked out Finucane in the third round.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
TEfM RUNS AWAY: PLANO

Team frightened by boy distribut- ing programs for the Iris Theater. wagon overturned and piano wreck ca. A side splitting comedy. Iris tonight. S47
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
SILVER MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 2I-Bar silver 66hc; Mexican dollars. 51c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
PRESIDENT RIGHT
SAYS JUDGE PARKER
Justified in DisCharging Negro
Soldiers at Brownsville
AT MARYLAND SOCIETY
Speaking of Legislative Interference,
He Says Is Not the First Time
Politicians Have Used the
Negro for Their Purposes.

New York, February 7--Alton b. Parker,
addressing the Maryland society here to-
night, said he believed the President had
the right to discharge the negro soldiers
at Brownsville and was justified in using
that power. He condemned the interfer
ence of the legislative branch of the gov
ernment and attributed It's action in the
matter to political motives.
ut is not the first time the politicians
have used the negroes for their own pur-
poses" said Judge Parker, "They used
them when they saddled upon those states
to the south OF Maryland these people as
voters. Every intelligent man, I think,
will admit that granting the franchise TO
the negro at the close of the war was a
mistake, as great a mistake for the negro
as for the white man. The negro was poor
and not fitted to exercise the right of
franchise. Politicians for their own selfish
purposes told him he was fitted to rule
and take possession. and well intentioned
men and women joined In the mistake.
Notwithstanding all these difficulties
the two races have to work together for
the welfare and upbuildng of their sec
tons No like experiment in all history
has been so successful. What the south
needs, and what it has a right to ask, Is
understanding and confidence. 1t does not
need, nor does it desire, Indulgence or
pity, but like any individual or people
anywhere, It would welcome and should
have sympathy. She cannot be helped by
passion. She should not be subjected to
the denunciation OF the demagogue and
bigot, or the raving of the fanatic"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08

Montgomery. February 7-(Special)-
The house committees have reported
favorably the bills by which Birmingham
may get to be Greater Birmingham, the
bill for taking in outlying territory by
any city and providing for the ownership
by any town or city of water works sys-
tens. The captions follow:
H. B. 1872 with substitute)-To authorize
cities, towns and other municipal corpor-
ations in the state of Alabama to pur-
chase, construct, own and operate water
works and electric light plants, or either,
to enlarge, extend and maintain the
inhabitants thereof, and TO the inhabi-
tants of other cities and towns, and to
other persons and corporations; to con-
tract debts and to issue bonds in pay
ment for such works or plant, and to
secure the same by mortgage or deed Of
trust: to establish boards of commissions
for the management of such works or
plant. the fixing of rates and the admin
istraton of such property.
II. b. 54S with substitute)-To authorize
cities of the state of Alabama to erect,
acquire, enlarge, maintain and operate
water works systems and to provide the
details of the same.
II. B. 34-To provide means for the ex-
tension of the corporate limits of cities
having twenty-five thousand inhabitants
or over, and exempting from city taxa
ton property brought within the coporate
limits for certain periods of time, and
fixing the rights, powers, duties, liabili-
ties, and jurisdiction of the city over the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
EVELYN NESBIT TIA w TELLS STORY
OF WRECK OF GZRLHOOD TO SA We LIFE
OF HUSBAND ON TRIAL FOR MURER
Greater birmingham Bill
Is FabOYably Reported

territory brought into the corporate lin
its, and the rights of the inhabitants
thereof, including rights relating to pub
lie schools, and to provide for the ap-
portionment between a city and county Of
the road and bridge tax collected by the
county on property within the city, and
the expenditure of the fund by the city.
H. b. 35-To provide for the annexation
and merger of any city or town into a
contiguous city or town.
These bills were presented today by
Jefferson men:
II. B. 651, by Mr.. John-To amend an
act approved February Is, 1897, entitled
'an act to provide for the payment out
of the convict fund for certain items Of
cost in felony cases. to fix the amount
of said items, to prescribe the extent to
which costs will be paid, and the manner
of paying them. Penitentary and crimi-
nal administration.
H. B. 652. by Mr.. John-To suspend the
statutes of limitation in c es in which
it shall be decided that = remedy of
any party is in anothersD art than that
in which the suit or ion was COM
meneed. Judiciary.
H. B. 65S, by Mr.. IS y-Requirng per
estate claiming ad.eS sely to the owner of
the legal title - lie for record in the
probate office the county in which
such real esta'sS les, the instrument con-
stituting the ,lor of title under which
such real e. &c is claimed; or to file in
such probate office notice of adverse pos
session under bona fide claim of inheri-
tance or of purchase, in order to acquire
title to said real estate by adverse pos
session, or to constitute a defense thereof
under the statutes of limitation. Judi
ciarV
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
AFTER INDICTMENT
TURPENTINE TRUST
Mass of Evidence Presented In Savan-
nah Secured BY Government Sc
cret Service Methods.

Sava nnah. February 1.-THE federal
grand jury for the southern district of
Georgia convened today, and Assistant
District Attorney Alexander AkermaR
presented evidence designed to secure in
dictments under the Sherman antitrust
law of the alleged turpentine trust.
There was presented a mass of docu-
mentary evidence, much of which had
been secured by the government by secret
service methods A number of naval store
men of this city and Jacksonville, Fla,
were examined.
II is expected the grand Jury will report
tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
DEPUTY SHOT Trying
TO PREVENT SUICIDE
Sheriff Whitehead of Winona, Miss,
Attempts to Kill Himself-Bnford
Wrenches Revolver Away.

New Orleans, February IA special
from Winona, Miss. says that while at
tempting to save his chief from suicide
last night, Deputy Sheriff Campbell Bin
ford was shot and probably mortally
wounded by Sheriff r. ]. Whitehead. The
deputv wrenched the revolver away from
whitehead. getting the bullet just below
the heart as he did so. Whitehead 8
daughter held her father while the WOUND
ad denutv ran from the house with the
revolver. Sheriff Whitehead then attempt
ed to cut his throat with his pocket Knife,
but was overpowered by other men. Ill
health had unbalanced his mind.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
From Gaunt Poverty 10 Artists
Model Then SunptuOus
Studio in the Tower
GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE "AND
THIS WAS STANFORD WHITE"

sITTING IN THE BIG WITNESS
CHAIR, A SLIP OF A GIRL, WITH
MASS OF BLACK HAIR FRAMING
AFAcE OF DAINTY BEAUTY, SHE
LAYS BARE, WITH SCARLET
CHEEKS, THE SECRETS OF HER
SOUL, JUST AS SHE HAD TOLD
HER HUSBAND, WHO is NOW
coNvuLsED WITH GRIEF-AND
THE STIFFNESS OF THE BIG
CROWD IN THE COURT ROOM is
ITS TRIBUTE TO THE PlTlFuL
STORY.
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Largest Sum In History Ever
Handed Out for PhiIan-
thrOpic Purposes
$11,OOO,OOO WAS AMOUNT
He PREVIOUSLY GAVE

BOARD MEETING IN NEW YORK
SURPRISED AND AMAZED AT
SIZE OF PRlzE-lNcOME-8EAR-
ING SECURITY TO BE USED PoR
GENERAL EDUCATION THROUGH.
OUT THE coUNTRY-ANNoUNcE.
MENT sMADE IN SIMPLE LET
TER THROUGH soN-sPEclFIc
PURPOSES MENTIoNED-MEM-
sERs WHO WILL ADMINISTER
IMMENSE GIFT ARE AMONG THE
BEST KNOWN EDUCATORS AND
FINANclERs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08

New York, February 7-rhirtv-two NIL.
non dollars worth of noome-bearine 60.
eurity was the gift which John D Roeka.
iener' through his son, John D. Roele.
ieler' Jr" announced to the general edu.
cation board when It assembled for a
special meeting in this city late this after
noon.
For general education n,,rnosas
throughout the country" is given as the
purpose of this donation-the largest sin
sle prize ever handed out for such pur-
poses.
Mr. Rockefeller previously had given
The board $11,Ooo'ooO for the same work
MS contributions now amounting to s4s.-
900 600 F'''-
rhe general education board apparent.
~ was not prepared for this gift which
was announced simply in this letter;
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
SIX DROWN FROM
GASOLINE LAUNCH
STRIKE RAILROAD DRAWBRIDGE.
TWO WOMEN GO DOWN WITH
OUT A CHANCE TO SAVE THEM
SELVES.

Sacramento. Cal. February six per-
sons were drowned here this evening
when the gasoline launch Cyrine struck
the draw of the railroad bridge across
the sacra.mento river, and capsized. The
drowned were:
Mrs. A Jaeinto and Japanese wo-
man, and four japanese men.
The owner of the boat, who was act
ing as captain and engineer and fve
Others W ere saved The two women were
inside tn e boat and went down without
the char ice to save themselves. -Four Of
fhe Japotnese men who jumped into the
river drowned before a boat could reach
them. while the others either drifted
down the river on pieces of freight or
swan ashore.
--~~-~~~-~~~~-~.-~~- -~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
1T will become operative sixty days after
passage.
This till went glmmerlng through both
houses as drawn. with the exception
that it was made 2h cents mile in
stead of 2 as first proposed. When 1t
got to the desk of the governor, he saw
that there were glaring failures I'm the
mach inery; also he did not see why II
shoul \ go over to July. He had members
of tn two houses to meet him and went
those conferences.
Governors First Pardon.
Governor Conner has issued his first
pardon, relieving Cleveland Hill. a Is year
old white boy of Marshall county, of
furtl ler service of sentence for man
slaughter. lie was convicted last spring
and given one year He is only youth.
as Miss age Will show. lie killed a crippled
boy ~ his own age with a knife. The
boy killed. though crippled, was very
stroi lg and active and the records seem
to sihow that the case Is one where there
Is n othing else In justice but clemency.
NJ ny leading men and women OF the
sta came here tonight to discuss the
chi labor question before joint ses-
sic OF the committees on mining and
m ufacturing OF the legislature. Among
the, is Judge n b. Feagn OF the in
fsris5r criminal court Of Birmingham. who
has had much experience in the handling
of children.
Others are ladies' OF the woman's fed
era tion and G. W. Pratt Of Pell City.
president of the Alabama Cotton Manu-
fai sturers' association. There are two bills
b. fore the committee Of the house, one
Mr.. Kirby OF Madison and the other
Mr.. Pitts of Dallas.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
REVOLUTION IN ARGENTINE.

New York, February 7.-Reports
received here today state revolu-
tionary movement has broken out
in San Juan, Argentine Republic,
I'm which the rebels defeated the
government forces and seized the
reigns Of government.
A number OF men are reported
killed and wounded in the engage
ment.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
VICTOR HUGO

CUES 10 dce tanta grac "a defender mi mue
ira mi mujer.O
ST. esoy orguloso de eposa adeada de mi encanadoray
buena Adea Vandad ogulo orguo del mas puro
us vrtudes mi esoo precciones mi propedad de-
endee hasa contra ataques los ceos de madre la
digndad de espoSo.
Cuando he dcho que alma comprendia Ia poesia he
hecho mas que revelarte de ceesaes facutades
aLos poeSa ICegunas Los spor ST
solos 10 La poesia es& las ideas las ideas proc
den del alma Los mas que traje elagene
puesto sore cuepo hermoso La poe puede expase
proSa pero mas peeca bao la graca mastad del
La poes del alma que nspa mobiles sentmentos mobiles
accones asf mobiles escrtos Un poa que hombe
uese honado ea degradado mas bao mas cupab
que malVado que no fuese poeta.
Basta va de todas nerentes que comprende
meo que puedo expcaras Desea ncamene que pudie
sabr cuan bella grande poeca alma Cuando
coasue de todo cuano hsga a depues habee de-
bdola felcdad te debere mi gloria, 81 lego ograra
Muesrate pues satsecha de ii msma sin dear de
desta La modesa sena ben Peo dstingue la modesa
que consiste gnoar propo meo de aquea que ma
abuirlo oos que 81 msmo dar gracas Dos de los doneS
de la nauraleza padres de oSde educacon Esta Ultima
nca verdade Ia nica duradera Saliva del aso orguo
conduce la usta dignfcaci6n.
TIE aburro mi queda noble Adela pues sabes todo ESQ
meor que yo Perd6name quejse solo de IT, pues por
Cr1puloS temore conduces tStes inspdas der-
taciones Son. sin embargo titles que prueban que mi es
maci6n por II no estS menos fundada que mi ernurs.
Adi6s Ignore podra leer mis- gsrabatos todas las
pabras que eape que comprenddas sustuyo un ste
amo;S por 10 menos tendras siempre mi pensamento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
OTRAS NOT|c|AS
Lista de cartas deteni-
das en- la Administra- A
ci0n de COrreOs.
vIslTAs Al GOBERNADOR
El celebre sRecuperador de
Ia Salud. S-Uns delicada
opera cion quirdrgica.

Cartas detenidas en- Ia A..
ministracion de correos de esta ciu.
dad
A. Andino, Manuel Alvarez y
Alvarez, Maria Allende, Francisco
Baldez, Mr.. w. Boyce, c. Bestad
c., Miss Mary Benitez, Miss L.
Cumba, Joaquina Coll, Juan Bta.
Cortts, Morgan Cowan, Petrona
Colon, Cerardo Castillo, Primi-
tiva Caballero, Georgina Diaz,
Antonio Davila. Henry S. Ed
ris, Agustin Echevarrfa, Jose R.
Fernandez, Wenceslao Hernandez,
A. Har.og, (dos. cartas) Valentino
Jorge, Jack Kirby, Carlos Ledes-
ma, Harrys Martin, Angela Ma
tos, Miguel Martin, Gabriel Mar
tinez, Fernando Mateo, Julio Ma
teo, Pablo Mercado, Pedro Ne
lendez, Margarita Papelosqui, Jo-
Sc Montaiiez, Eleuterio Molina,
Juan Morales, Antonio Diaz, Felipe
Hernandez. (Continuara.
Sc VENDE. --Por no poder su due
no atenderla, una fiiica rilstica, compues-
Ia de IS q 60 cuerdas, buenos pastos y
aqua; produce buen tabaco de calidad
tiene I6 cuerdas de monte para maderas,
fncada de cafe, chinas, giineos y otros
frutos, cantera de cal; cercada de alam-
bre por un frente y tiene unas cuebas
subterraneas muy paIticulares; casa de
10 varas, por 7, techada de cine, un ran
cho de 40 varas, para tabaco, herramien-
tas y muebles Ell la casa; como IS cuer-
das son llanas. Para mas informes diri-
girse su duefo.--JUAN NJ. PE>A. En-
Caguas { Punto de tienda). 1905
Ell sabado estuvieron a vi.
sitar al Gobernador nuestros ami
gos los seiiores licenciado don Juan
de Guzman Benitez y don Jose Pc.
nedo Benitez.
Han sido aprobadas las pro
puestas de maestros Patillas, Maui
nabo, Rincon y Maricao.
Una persona enferma sin re-
medic 6 con remedio, sielnpre esta
desconsolada y triste, porque no
piensa que la dyspepsia, enfermeda-
des del pecho, reumatismo, neural
gis, anemia, dolencia en- los rifones.
STILES, ETC., etc. provienen de una
sangre impura.
81 aRecuperador de la SaludS,
8 sean pastillas compuestAs de yer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
Ec0S DEL EXTERIOR
Excursion, rolitica &c
Mr.. Roosevelt /. or
los EE. UU.
CANAL De PANAMA
El nacimiento de Garibaldi
celebrado en- Nueva. York.
Colonias italianas.

Dicen de Oyster Bay que el
itinerario del PreSidente Roosevelt
en- su viaje por los Estados del Oes-
te ha sido anunciado va.
Sera como sigue: Ell dia 90 de
septiembre saldra de esta ciudad,
el 80 pronunciara TIN discurso en-
Canton, Ohio, con motive de inau.
gurarse ese dia el monumento eri.
gido al Presidente Mac Kipley, di.
rigiendose despues a Kechuke, St.
Louis, Cairo y Memphis, retornan-
do despues a la capital de los Esta.
dos Unidos 4 donde llegara Ell dia a
de octubre.
-Comunican de Washington
que ha sido resuelto que quede de-
6nitivamente instalada en- Panama,
la ofcina de la secretarfa de Ia Co.
mission del Canal.
En- agosto saldra para Panama
el Secretario Bishop.
RI 4 de julio Sc celebro en-
New York con grau entusiasmo el
primer centenario del nacimiento de
Garibaldi.
Hubo una gran parada, 4 la
que concurrieron delegaciones de
todas las colonias italianas del pals
Tambien Sc efectu6 la inaugu.
raci6n del pante6n construfdo en-
Staten Island, alrededor de la casa
que ocup6 alll Ell Libertador duran
te tres afios.
Sc celebr6 una gran parada des-
pues, a la que concur1ieron varios
veteranos que pelearon bajo las Or
denes del Libertador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
EnerO Mario
Viernes por la tarde, 4 de Enero (IS27.)

Hubera hecho ben de sepaarme de puerta de tu
casa as no huber endo auaye ade discussion que hu
beTa dbido se indfereue 10 y que embargo
va6 ad6s tan o Pues puedo atribu ese ad6 tan
hedo mas la conversation que haba entabado Esta
bamos tan peecto acuerdo hoa ans Por que
sepae de entonces Hubera regesado co1az6n aeg
a1n ahora mil ideas mezcaan al placer escr
be Me paece que die nada aquea discussion que hu
be poddo enoe Mis- paabas ban por cero encamnadas
habar NAL de nade manfestar envda coprendo como
he desgadado defendendo 1uco homb de Fanca que
entusiasmo 81 aguna esoy amado al.
guna iustre despues de- apobaon mi amada
Adea la admiration de los taentos de las amas oveue
sera parece, mi mas bella recompensa. Deemos ESQ.,
Es sin embargo, certo que engo la dcho de
verte compar mi opinion Sea cua uera mi parecer halo
ante contadcoes les solo deante de D
vas con mayor pontud ponerte de ado que del mo Pare
que sta que vedad pase por mis- abos para
tus oos Jamas hago mia opinion sin haberme preguntado
pmero 81 es noble generosa dc dgua de hombe que
Pues ben emto opinion sunque moeste ideas de
cuaquera oa persona pesen combatda busco natural
mene u apoba6u nia que ambono que satisface Pero
eu vavo Tus mradas enou nte vuelve somb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15

n>minal de 242 pesos g ceutayos, y
sin que sobre elias pesen cargas de
ninguna especie.
Por tanto, habiendo ordenado el
Hon. Charles w. Foote, Juez de esta
Corte, que Sc cite a los anteriores due
fios y causahabientes, asf como al
Hon. Fiscal de esta Corte Y que Sc
publiquen edictos por t4fmino de Sc
senta dfas, que empezarau a contarse
desde el primero en- que parezca pu-
blicado este edicto, por tres veces en-
uu per.6dico de los lie mayor circuia.
ci6n de San Juan de Puerto Rico, ci-
tandose q las personas ignoradas que
cream tener derecho sobre dicho in
mueble y todos aquellos 4 quienes
pueda perjudicar la inscription de
dominic solicitada, para que dentro
de dicho ternlino fo-mulen oposici6n,
previniendo a todos que pasado el
mismo y oida la prueba que ofrezca el
promovente, Sc resolvera SO re la de-
declaration de dominic parando q to-
dos los perjuicios de Ley, extiendo
el presente bajo mi tirma y sello de la
Corte de Humacao.
R1stica; Predio compuesto de 81
rs centavos de otra de terTe-
no doblado, equivalentes a IA heita-
reas, 2S areas, "a centiareas; c ,lin-
dantes por Il NCrte, con don Emilio
Perez; por el Sur, con la Sucesioa de
Narcisa PERI, don Conception Perez
y don Anselmo Torres; por el Este.
con don Alberto Nieves, DIN Juan
Hernandcz Y don Abd0n Piiiero por
Il Orstr. con don Anse M Toil,sy
ioiia Iusta Peiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
!ONlRERO! De !ERORlS

FL paris BAZAR" tiene el
gusto de participar q su numerosa
clientela y al pdblico en- general, que
desde hey Sc hacen toda clase de re-
formas y composiciones de sombreros
de senoros, estando encargadas de
elias una selorita de la casa. Los
precios seran muy m6dicos. PARIS
BAZAR, PEDRO GIUsTI, Fortaleza ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
EdiCtO

E Ia Co,te de Distrito del Dlstri {
Judicial de Humacso p. K.
Estados Unidos de America. E
Presidente de los Estados Uni.
dos. SIS.
Florentino Perez Reyes. Ex-parte
Sobre dominic de fnca rGstica
Por cuanto Florentino Perez
Reyes, ha promovido ante esta Cor.
te I'm expediente solicitando Sc de-
clare Ell dominic que tiene soble la
fnca siguiente:
R1stica: Predio compuesto de
treinta y una cuerdas y veinte y
clnco centavos de otra de terreno,
equivalentes a II hectareas, 28
areas, ~ centiareas, situado en- el
barrio de "Collores" de este termino
municipal; colindantes por Ell Norte,
con don Emilio Perez, don Concep.
cion Perez y don Anselmo Torres; DOR
el Este, con don Alberto Nieves, don
Juan Hernandez y don Abd6n Pifiero
y por el Oeste, con don Anselmo To.
rres y doiia Juana Perez; cuya fnca
adquiri6 en- diferentes porciones: la
primera, de IA cuerdas, por lcompra &
don Eugenio Reyes; la segunda, la
segunda, de seis cuerdas IA ceutavos
de otra, por herencia de su padre, del
cual igualmente fueron herederos, sus
hermanos legftinos, Justa, Juana v
Emilio Perez Reyes; la tercera, de
cuatro cuerdas, por compra 4 Justa
Reyes, y la cuarta de siete cuerLas II
ctntavos de otra, tainbien por compra
a Margaro Reg es, teniendo un valor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15

bas y raices, vuelven la salud q to
dos los enfermos, aunque no tengan
remedio. Hasta los buenos deb.n
tomarlas para que no Sc enfermen.
Tengase cuidado con otras mas ba,
ratas que pueden importarse frau
dalentamente.
Las legftimas son las importa-
das por National Drug Agency, Sol
tro, San Juan, P. R., que las ser-
viran por correo q cualquier punto,
previo pago de TN peso la GAIA de
TOO pastillas.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar en- esta ciudad a nuestro
estimado amigo don Domingo L6
PEE de Victoria, que, procedente de
Guayama donde reside, pasara unos
dias en- San Juan.
Para curar nu resfriado en- nm di,
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QuIN1NA
Fl boticario lie devolvera el dinero s
no Sc cura. La 6rma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
Aver domingo, celebr6se III