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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
DESDE TOA ALTA
Muerte de un patricia.
Su memoria no que
dara EN- ell O1vido.
iOESCANsE EN- PAz!
Gran animaci6n en- los Gu :
tos protestante. Una Gle.
ga que no esta loca.

Diclembye is. Aver Sc cavo
una fosa en- el cementerio de este
pueblo para depositarse en- ella los
restos iuanimados del sefior Al
fredo Cabrera, el cual Sc hallaba
ligado estrechamente por lazos de
parentesco a las principales familias
de la localiiad y fue uno de los
viejos y constantes luchadores por
las libsItades puertorllquefla per-
dienio, por tanto, la Union uno de
sus valerosos soldados.
En- otros tiempos lie sonlio
bastante la fortuna y viva con es>
plendideces, y sus manos generosss S
siempre estuvieron abiertas para
amparar y socorrer las necesidades.
Luego, va en- la vejez, cuando les
afios agobian y mas Sc neceslta, lie
neg6 sus favores, dAndole la espal-
da, y ha muerto POGO menos que
de llmosna y casi en- el olvido.
Nosotros, que 10 conoclmos er
Ia epoca de sus holguras y saba
mos 10 que valia antes y despuSs d.
sus desgracias, aver sentiamos co
mo que Sc nos desgarraha el alm'
al yer que SOLO cuatro infelices jor-
naleros conducian al cementerio q
andas el feretro, sin atavlos nun
danales, donde iba el yerto y rigi
do cadaver del lnfortunado amigo
Pobrezas del mundo
iDesencantos doloro>isimos q
la vida!
Pero Alfredo Cabrera no Sc h
marchado solo. En- su maletin d
viaje lleva mucho.
Lleva el bien que hizo; las vir
. tudes que practice aca en- esta tie
ira de quebranto; y dolores inde
cibles.
Nosotros, que nos hemos I'm
pueSto la mission de despedir q 10
buenos que Sc van, lie decimos adic
!, tristemente y depoSitamos estas ]
. ueas en- SD sepulcro, como una ct
roma de siemprevivas, para que
memoria no quede en- el olvido.
a Que descanse en- paz
Ana Ortiz Martinez, gu
! como alienada Sc habfa mandado {
manlcomio 1nsular, previas las fol
maltdades establecidas, ha sido d.
vuelta de dicho asilo porque {
ciega y Sc encuentra en- su cab
o juicio, dsspues de haberla tend
] dos 8 tres dias en- observation.
--En estos tltimos dfas Sc not
animation en- los cultos protestar
tes.
CoRRRSPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
NO7AS OE INTERES
Regalos q los nii1os de
Mayagiiez. Deteni-
dos en- la Ceiba.
sALA De SOCORROs
Servicios prestados por la po'
'icls. -Permiso - Hospi-
tai CuarentenarlO.

I'll ,s.fior Ritra Palmer, alcal'
de de Mayagii z, abriga el prop6
sito de repartir regalos de Reyes
entire los ninos pobres, contanic
para clio con la cooperation de dis
tlnguldas PERSONAL ladies' de aquslls
socledal.
La poIicia p;actic6 aver 10
,ipuientei arrestos: Rafael Ro oiadc,
pr tuybar la paz; Catalina Campos,
Dor abuse de con6an1a; Julian Oh.
vero, lose Rodriguez y Juan Rosa
do, por infraccioa a las ordenanzf s
municipales.
-procedente de la carcel del
di>trito de San Juan, en- Arecibo,
ha ingresado en- la carcel municipal
de San Juan, a. cumplir diez dlas
de arresto, el indivlduo Jose Reyes
Rivera.
| I'm el Hospital cuarentensric
(lngreso anteayer el indiviiuo Juar
Rodriguez Bone y fueron dados d.
alta Maria Colon Perez y Angels
Colon Perez.
HOTEL sMAYFLOWER'. -
Cristo, N? 1o.-P1opietaria, Car
men Umpierre, viuda de Beltrau
Rafios, telefono luz electlica.-
Vistas al mar, 1omedor fresco y espa
cioso. -Estipendlo moderno. Esme
ra 10 serviclo. Cocina exce.ente y va
riada. a.-Buenas y amplias habitacic
mes. Carifioso trst,.-Por t dos cen
ceptos, recomendable a los sehore
pasajeros, que hallaran en- el todo
los adelantos y comodid,dea mode1
nos.
Duraute el dis de aver fue
ron a<i,ti1os en- la sala DE- socorrc
Sacariss Andiuo, de confusion {
ell dedo indice DE- la mano derechs
Carmen Puga, de htrida lucisa {
el a1co palmar de la mano derech;
Eustoqula Abadia, de herd
contusa en- el alco zlgomatico Il
: quierdo; Sebastian Guzman, {
/, confusion en- el hlpocondrio derech
!, y Pedro Gotsy, de confusion en-
: tercio superior del ant-brazo dt
recho.
POR LA MITAD de su valor {
= realiLa u mobilialio casi nuevo Il
+. formara la agencIa de pianos uKohl'
; & Campbell", Allen 6. 3o-+
-Ha solicitado permlso la S,
nora Juana Ayala, de Santurc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
NOT|C|AS De PONCE

la adquisici6n de una casa para 10
instalaci6n de dicha escuela.
-Vecinos de la calle de aLos
Galdules,. Sc nos quejau de los de-
6rdenes que a diario Sc suceden
por squellos lugares promoVl'os
por mujeres pdblicas, sin que la VI
gilancia de la policia Sc haga sentlr
como debiera.
Hoy a las IL lego el vapor
sJuliaD de la Habana, que dtblo
haber llegedo del II al lS.
-Nuestro amigo el senor Ma
nue.! P,ha, Agente de LA DEMO
cRAcIA, nos manifesto llamemo>
Ia atenclon a los suscrlptores que
con motivo de ser este mes ultimo
del IN, y teniendo que liqnidar srs
cuentas el 81 del co1riente, surliea
a los que aua no han saliado sus
recibos Sc silvan hacerlo antes de la
If,cha citada para evitar trasto nos
en sn agencia.
FL patio que en- dias pasados
Sc permiti6 Ell lujo de pasearse POI
el jardin de la plaza Mayor, por k
que fue reducldo prisi6n h 'sta
one spareciese su.dut no, result6 Sc
de ruestro amigo el St nor Doming'
Rios, a qnlen le fue entregado.
-El bale que dala el Casin'
de Ponce en- la noche del dia d
Pascuas, promote resultar mu,
lucido, dado el entusiasmo que vie
nenotaudose en- los elementos d
nurstra sociedad.
-Esta noche celebrara el ayun
!, tsmiento session ordiuaria.
Juan Maldonado, much ich
de IL ahos, ha sido acusado del ds
Tito de hurto menor, y por tai mt
:, two ingreSo en- la carcel de Dl'tr
to a disposition del juez munlc
pal.
e -Prlncipiada la vista de
$ causa por seduction contra Rano
/ Oeasio, fuG suspendida por enfe
medad del jurado sefior Juan !
D Serralles, y de acuerdo con las pa
a tes, propuesta para nuevo termtn'
Aver fuerou puestos en-
Il bertad, por haber extinguldo
l. condena impuesta, Juan Salom6I
n que cumpli6 80 dias impuestos p'
el Juez Casalduc, por acometlmien
Y agresi6n y Juan Santiago 40 dia
4 impuestos por el mismo Juez, p
le hurto menor.
lei CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
Teodoro Aguilar

participa al pdblico que acaba de re.
gresar de Europa con representacic'
nes de pianos franceses, ingleses, ale.
names y espafoles, ademas de los
acreditados oRohler & Campbell, de
New York, conocidos veutajosament,
en- toda la isla, Ii seiior Aguilar h.
traido tambi6n consigo 200 mues ra-
de trajes para cabalIeros y niiios que
realiza aprecios de facturae en- su casa
Allen 6, San Juan, P. K. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
I'm La PLAYA DE- PONCE

En- un edifcio de mamposteria,
Sc arrienda un local espacioso BIZ.
venti ado con abundante luz, propic
para ofcina & agencia con dep6sito
cualquiera otra dependencia de co.
mercio industria. Para informes di.
rigirse a don Mercedes Wales. en- el
mismo ed,fcio. I5-4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23

Dlclembre 20. Hoy Sc ha ven
dido la carne de res al fnfmo precio
de 10 y IS centavos kilo.
Esta baja, que viene sucedien'
dose de algunos Ola, a esta parte,
no ob.decc, segdn c-eeu algunos, a
la competencia entire los abasta-
dores.
La causa principal estriba en-
la crisis monetalia.
ST comparasemos el consume
de las carnes en- aflos anteriores con
el presente en- esta epoca, saltaria a
la vista Ia diferencia enorme en-
consume de este srtfculo y Sc verla
que 4 pesar de haber abara'aco
tanto, este aiio no Sc consumer las
dos terceras parties que otros amos.
: La enpresa Pathe anuncia
para maiiana una gran exhibicior
| fotocinematogra6ca y grandes, es
trenos.
Dos hermosas piedraS d'
marmol blanco para las tumbas d
los fenecldos stiiora Conception A
de Moret. y sefior Jusn Rodriguez
Negron, acaba de grabar el s,ilo
Esteban Parez, revelando en- q gra
bado un gusto exquisite.
Llevan las dos piedras I'M
portada para colocar en- 81 centro G
retrato de los hnados, resguardado
por una puerta de dos hcjas de pie
dra de marmol negro con sus gone
y aldabas de metal.
Hoy ha muerto cs,i repent
namente el obrero Marcos Batro'
J quien estuvo algunos al IS en-
Manicomio 3 no hace mue ho h'bl
regresado completamente curado .
: Ia enfermedad mental que paltci'
Plouto empezara IL Comlt
. local de Ia Union 4 trabsjar sob
la organization de las sub luntas {
los bar1los, con el fin de preparar Il
huestes unionistas para las pIox
mas elecciones.
Sc trabaja con actividad
eI arreglo de algunos trozos de
calle de la Villa.
La Junta local de 1nstrucci(
ha reclbIdo los pianos para tres c
sas escuelas que Sc fabricaran
esta ciudad.
--Es I'm hecho va la install
!, ci6n de Ia escuela en- el barlio
sCanas.s Solo Sc esta pend!eute I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
IN TEN|tNTE Loco
En- Nanci, Francia, me-
viliza los hombres
de su compa mia.
CONTRA LOS EsPlAS
Alayma. : Ell tenie te es con
ducido Il h ,spital La
camisa de fue "a.
De Nancy comunican uu hechc

De Nancy comunican uu hecho
verdaderamente extraordinario.
M. lie Maignau de l'Ecorce,
de veinticinco afios, teniente de Ia
segunia compsnia del I6l regi-
miento de iDfanterla, acuartelado
en- Chau; oncourt, cerca de Saint
Mihlel, victima de un subito alta
que de locura, despues de vestir el
uniforme Sc fue al cuartel htzo
movillzar TO los los hombres de su
compafila.
-iOrden secreta del co!onell
--fue diciendoles Pronto, prontc.
mo hay un minute que perder!
Tn cua1to de hora despues, y
al frente de su compahfa, Sc fue q
la calle de los Ingenieros, donde
manifesto sus hombres que esta,
ba encargado de prender q los es-
pias ocultos en- el barrio. DeSpues
di6 consiSna de no dejar rasar a
nadie. Pocos instantes despues
desaparecio, diciendo antes a ur
cabo que iba a tlasmltir nueva:
ordenes, pues Sc acababa de decla-
rar Ia guerra.
Ell comisario de pollcia, Mr
Cardey, avlsado por sus agenteS, 81
traslad6 q la calle de I1genleros J
no sin grandes difcultades pudc
llegar hasta el jefe de la tropa.
In ausencia del tenieute fnt
recibldu por un cabo, al que el co
mlsario trat6 de convencer de gu
Il Official habla perdido la raz6n.
Los soldadUs tenian tai conf An
"a en- su teniente que no creyerol
al comisaiio, enca,gando este Ell
tonces & un agente de ir a dar part
de 10 ocurrido a la primera auto1i
dad milltar, la que hizo que la com
pafia volviera a su cuartel.
A las ocho de la noche sg nte:
ciclistas y gendarmes fueron envie
dos en- todas direcciones en- busc
del teniente, el cual estuvo erranl
toda la noche por el campo, vo
viendo su casa a las cinco de
mailAna en un sstado lAsumoSt
Sus compaheros 10 condujeron
hospital; pero en- el traytcto no Ct
saba de dar voceS llamando al core
mel para darle cuenta de su miSi6l
Lo mas extrsordlna' 10 de tod
este es que las ordenes dadas Por
teniente paTecfan tan peifectament
l1cidas que toios las ejecutaron 81
vaciIar, proluceddose tn Ia pobls
cion una terrible alarma, pues y
nadie dudsba de que En- cada iinco
Sc ocultaba TN espia.
S. atribuye q acc, SO de iccur
d, que ha sido vi TINA el tensnl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23

lie Maiguau de rEcorce, q la pena
que lie ha caussdo la muerte de una
hermana. Su estado ha empeorado,
pues ha habldo que ponelle la ca
mlSa de fusIza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23
PIANOS. oRGANos Y PIANoLAs

La cena 'ntgente la fila que nada Ia
dad del acno guardeu oporclon
caad del atco De ah t)lo dee bu1
aad de Zea Meca bu do Paa aata sro al PARS BA
eegr Phe Weber ama1 de nombrad
G. kaann PasBazar segGu conviction
hace compra sepsata honrada
spAR15 BAzAR, DE PEDRO GIUsT FoRTALEzA a7sAE JUAN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23

do parte Gu la campaila de la Man
chuIla, contIibuye, en- verdad, q ha.
Ger Greer en- ell peligro que sedalan
los americanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-23

para ausp.iar una casa de 81 pro-
piedad, sltuada en- la calle Uui6n,
del sub barlio del Gandul.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

Sam Jolly, who occupied third base here last season, has signified his willingness and pleasure to fill that or some other position again this season, and King Brady, who has spent the winter
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

here with MT. O'Brien, will resume l his old position behind the bat. With |
 Pat, Tom, Homer and Fountain for the box, Brady for backstop, Rum
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

age on first, Will Ha- vens, short stop, Tom O'Brien, center field, Roy Hughes, Gatling, Grobmyer, Isaacs, and others, to fill the other positions, Forrest City will be right in it,
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
A PUBLIC CALAMITY.
Old Ladies' Home Burned-Caught From Defective Flue-Partially
 Insured.

Mrs. M. E. Taylor, founder of the old ladies home, about a mile east of this city, was pleasant caller at this office Tuesday. She Is suffering from the effects of paralytic stroke which she sustained several weeks ago, and on Tuesday of last week her home was completely destroyed by fire, to- gether with all her household effects, clothing, etc., only two old trunks, containing nothing of value, except the deeds to her property, being saved
 The fire started from defective f1ue, and could have been easily ex- tinguished, had there been any one there to help her, but being partial ly paralyzed, she was unable to do anything towards extinguishing the flames or saving the contents.
 She informed us that she will 20 to Carthage, Texas, real soon, to make her home with her nephew, MT. w. B. Simmons, and is at present mak- ing her home with Mrs. Murphree.
 She has our sympathy and that of many friends in her misfortune, and We hope she will have a pleasant home in Texas.
 For many years Mrs. Taylor has braved the weather and all conditions soliciting subscriptions for the erec- tion of Home for indigent Old La dies. Her whole soul was wrapped up in this philanthropic intent.
 After many years of labor, through the aid of Mrs. J. w. Beck, other la dies, and Dr. H. P. Dooley, Mrs. Fay Tor selected Forrest City as the loca- tion of the Home, and beautiful site was purchased, on the Madison road, about mile from town, and a neat and comfortable home was erect ed. While not many old ladies par took of the Homes hospitality, 1t was a monument to Mrs. Taylor's energy and love for her fellowman, and we regret that the Home was destroyed.
 The building and contents were in- sured for $4o0, with Taylor, Knight & Co.,, but this does not cover her loss.
 The loss of the Home will be felt and we hope someone will take the matter in hand, and that the public will respond literally towards the erection of another and more impos- ing building, which will be in fact an "Old Ladies' Home."
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
KNEW ENTERPRISE
Forrest City Poultry Farm to Raise
 Chickens on Large Scale.

Forrest City continues to branch out and reach out for thew fields to con- quer," so to speak, and Messrs. s. B. Trapp, jf., and Eugene Williams, two enterprising citizens, have formed a o-partnership and embarked in the poultry business on a large scale.
 Probably twenty acres of Mir. Trapp's Franks township plantation will be set aside for the use of the business It will be supplied with modern houses, coops, incubators and appliances of all kinds needed for the proper carrying on of poultry raising.
 The yards will be divided into four sections or runs, and each particular strain will be separated from other strains, and kept pure.
 The farm is located about three miles south of Forrest City, and will be called the Forrest City Poultry Farm, which is very appropriate name and sounds good to us.
 Messrs. Trapp & Williams already have about 400 breeders, and expect to have 1000 altogether. They are of the White Leghorn and Black Minorca varieties, specially valuable for their laying qualities.
 Incubators for TOO eggs at one set- ting have already been installed, and these gentlemen have made a very nice start under most suspicious con- ditions.
 We congratulate this community upon the establishment of this enter prise, and we wish them the utmost success.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

have about reached satisfactory con- clusions whereby the local box con- tingent will be materially augmented by the addition of MT. George Foun- tain, who will be remembered as one of the best pitchers in the Dan Shea club of Memphis, last season.
 Joe Davidson, of Clarendon, is ex- pected to play 3d base.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

will be right in 1t, avYAaE with the strongest lineup of any town in Eastern Arkansas.
 The grounds are being gotten in good shape and the boys began to practice Monday. So we may soon expect to have the first game. If you haven't subscribed anything, call up Tom O'Brien, and let him put you down liberally.
 Base ball is fine sport, and an inno- cent amusement which all may enjoy during the long hot afternoons of the summer, and we sincerely hope For rest City will get into the game, and add many great victories to the all ready long list. Handsome new suits of blue, trimmed in old gold, and old gold stockings have been agreed upon, and will be ordered at once.
 Play Ball.
 ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
 At a public mass meeting of citizens held at the City Hall Tuesday night, at which MT. John c. Bell was chosen to preside, and MT. J. F. Bass acted as secretary the Bass Ball situation was thoroughly discussed, and pre- liminaries were gotten we'll in hand, and though no manager has as yet been chosen, much of the details of organization was gone into.
 Dr. L. H. Merritt was elected presi- dent, MT. J. F. Bass permanent secre- tary and treasurer, and the following other gentlemen were regularly elect l ed as a Board of Directors A. J. Vaccaro, Dr. l.. H. Merritt, T. c. Folbre, IT,, J. T. Johnson, and John c. Bell.
 The committee to solicit subscrip- tions was continued and given further time, and MT. A. D. Boyle was ap- pointed collector, his duties being to collect up the various sums that have already been or that may hereafter be subscribed.
 It was decided to survey the grounds on which a lease has been taken for two years, and order the lumber, posts, etc., to fence it, and to build a new and connections grand stand. Another meeting will be held at the City Hall next Monday night at s o'clock, to which everybody is invited.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
The Price Of Health.

The price of health in malarious district is just 25 cents, the cost of a box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills, n writes Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark ansas. New Life Pills cleanse gently and impart new life and vigor to the system; 25c. Satisfaction guaranteed at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
EUREkAl
Yes. Have Found 1t at Last.

Found what? Why that Chamber lain's Salve cures eczema and all man. her of itching of the skin. I have been afflicted for many years with skin disease. 1 had to get up three or four times every night and wash with cold water to allay the terrible itching, but since using this salve in December, 1905, the itching has stop ped and has not troubled me.-Elder John T. Ongley, Rockville, Pa. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
The Most Modern Equipped School
 in Memphis.

In the Memphis Business College is found the most modern equipments of anyschool south of Chicago. In the banking department is the adding ma chine with all of the latest improve ments. In the shorthand department is dictation from the photograph. This is the latest thing in phono- graphy. For full particulars address Memphis Business College, 30 North Main Street.
 J. T. THOMAS, Principal.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

Ladies Shoes-The celebrated Dut- tenhofer's Oxford Shoes and Pumps now on sale by Russell -Graham-Al- derson Company. There are none so comfortable, none so good, and none that give better satisfaction for the money.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

Mosquitoes and flies make life a bur den to the unprotected citizen. Screen doors and windows make life one long, happy dream to the thoughtful hus- band and father who takes time by the forelock and screens them out. See me about screens. H. W. Paslay.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
Gentle and Effective,

A well-known Manitoba editor writes: "As an inside worker 1 find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invaluable for the touches of biliousnesS natural to sedentary life, their action being gentle and effective, clearing the digestive tract and head" ;" Price, 25 cents. Samples free. J. T. Sanders.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

Daily boat service between Portland, Astoria
Oregon City Dayton, Salem, Indspence. Cor.
TslIis and ali Columbia and Willamette
river polnt8.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
crED COLDS THREATEN

NEGLECTED COLDS THREATEN
LFE-F From the Chicago Tribune)
q Don't triae with a cold is good
advice for prudent men and women
Ii may be vital in the case of child
Proper food, good ventilation, and
dry, warm clothing are the proper
safeguards against colds. II they
are maintained through the change
able weather Of autumn, winter and
spring, the chances of surprise from
ordinary colds will be slight. But
the ordinary light cold will become
severe If neglected, and a well estab-
lished ripe cold is to the germs OF
diphtheria what honey is to the bee.
The greatest menace to child life at
this season of The year is the neg
lected cold Whether it is a child
or adult, the cold slight or severe,
the very best treatment that can be
adopted is to give Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy. It is safe and sure.
The great popularity and immense
sale OF this preparation has been at
tanned by its remarkaple cures OF
this ailment. A cold never results
In pneumonia when it is given. For
sale by all druggists.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
Greer Items


A little one came to make it's home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Fuller at the
power plant on the 10th.
Albert Carlson and wife, formerly
of this place, but nov located at On
away, are the happy parents Of a IL
FOUNDER.
= IT may be little out of season for
herbs, but VIC have one more at Greer,
Fred Erb having induced Mrs. Ida
Putnam, of Lewiston, to change her
name to Erb. Evidently Fred is not
in favor of county division, or be
would have boycotted Lewiston.
z. T. Lensegraf, of the firm OF
Carlson Bros. e. Co., is packing the
remainder of their goods to ship to
Onaway.
Today "wednesday is Tom Rob-
ertson's hog day and be is doing
quite a business in that line.
Erb Brothers have been moving
their goods around in the store until
il makes one think of housekeeping.