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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
OFICINA DEL DIRECTOR

Sc recibiran solicitudes en- la
ohcina del DIRECTOR DE SANDAL,
BENEFIcENcIA Y PRIsIoNRS, hasta
el IS de JUNO de 1907, a las 3 de
la tarde, para el cargo de Inspector
Plomero del distrito Sur, con resi-
dencia Ell Ponce, P. R., cuyo car
60 tendra un sueldo anual de mil
trescientos dollars, seg1n dispone
la Ley del Presupuesto General,
aprobada en- la primera session de
la cuarta Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico.
Todo aspirante debera ser ciu-
dadano de Puerto Rico 8 de los Es-
tados Unidos de America, debera
poseer un tltnlo de plomero de un
colegio de reconocida reputation
autorizandole para ejercer la profe-
sion en- cualquier Estado de la
Union, y debera expresar en- su So
licitud SIT edad, el tempo de practi-
ca activa que haya tenido, estadc
flsico, cali6caciones obtenidas en- 4l
colegio, presentar certi6cados de
encontrarse ell buen estado de 81,
lud asi como tambien de buena con
ducta.
San juan, Puerto Rico, mayo
6 de 1eo7.-Francisc0 de p AcmGa
Director de Sanidad, Benefcencia
y Prisiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18

Para el proximo termino es-
tan anunciados Ell la Corte de Dis"
trito de San Juan cinco juicios por
asesinato en- primer grado.
Sc anuncia para esta noche
y maiiana dos buenas exhibiciones
del cinematografo en- el teatro mu-
nicipal.
-Esta noche Sc celebrara la
jarana de costunbte en- el Parque
Borinquen.
D@ Los medicos rondenan una
nimemente el uso de las emulsiones
que contienen Creosota 6 Guayacol.
Es bien sabido que estas sustancias
cuando se toman mezcladas con el
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao irritan el
est6mago y los rihones, entorpecen la
buena nutrici6n y por las frecuentes
evacuaciones que causan, producer el
rapldo anlqullamlento oe los entermos.
El doctor Parsons, un distinguidc
especialista de la Ciudad de Mexico
dice este respecto: "Refriendome Al
valor germicida de la Creosota, cuan
do Sc lie administra a enfermos tuber
culosoz Incorporate preparacione:
de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, de
claro: que los experimentos quimico
observation cuidadosa de un graz
n6merU de casos, han demostrado gu
cualquisGA que sean los rcsultados be
nefcos que los enfermos puedan reci
bir el uso de la Creosota y otras sus
tancias irritantes de es!oS resultados
nulifcan los efectos petniciosos gu
ejercen tales drogas en- el est6mago.
Es un hecho bier conocido que 4
asimiliaci6n facil y completa de los ali
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
LA PRIMERA LEGION

La salud individual en-
ambos sexos depende de la
riqueza de la sangre, y estando
la sangre impura 6 escasa, no
es possible la robustez nj la sa-
lud. Escasez de buena sangre
trae Ia anemia, debilidad gene
raj, dijestiones diffciles, reu-
matismo. debilidad nerviosa,
jaquecas, dolores neuralgicos,
irregularidades menstrua1es de
las mujeres, desarrollo di6cil
de las ni1as, etc.
Las Plldoras Rosadas del
Dr.Wllliams son precisamente
para incitar la production de
sangre RIGA y pura, y curan to-
dos esos males:
"Por ounce ahos sufrf de una
debilidad en- todo ell cuerpo y de
dolores de cabeza," escribe Ell Sr.
D. Juan F. Rodriguez, Comerciante
y Hacendado de Matansas, Cuba,
calle S. Juan de Dios %. Estaba
poseido de un malestar complete,
con dolores en- el cerebro, nerviosi-
dad y falta de voluntad para todo;
tenor, tristeza, aburrimiento. Nj
aun el consuelo del sueho tenia.
Perdf carnes hasta pesar solo GO
libras va perdi la cuenta de los
medicos y medicinas que empleamos.
Por ESQ que soy enthusiastic campeon
de las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Viii.
liams pues me han devuelto salud,
fuerzas y el gusto para la vida.
Tengo 60 amos y me siento ahors
mejor que a los So Cuatro meses de
tomar esa excelente medicina para
la Sangre y los Nervios me dio e.
resultado que amos de medication cor
otros metodos no consiguieron. Sole
slento no haberme decidido antes. y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
RIO! Y CREPE!

Las sehoras que quieran ir bien
peinadas estan de enhorabuena,
pues en- el aParfs BazarD ha llegado
de Paris un gran surtido de riGos =
crepes de pelo natural en- todos Loo
matices. Ademas hay crepks de
pelo artificial y rollos de alambre
cubierto de pelo, todos muy Como
dos. Todas estas novedades sc en-.
cuentran en- el sParis Bazars, De
Pedro Giusti, Fortaleza ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
EDIC'I'o

0ste de Distrito de Mayagiiez. Nj
mero 1887, civil. Jose Gomez y
Gomez, VS.. Jose Folk Molina.
Cobro de dinero.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
EE. UU. de America. FL Presid nte
de los EE. UU. 81 Pueblo de
Paerto Rice, A Jose Folk Molina.
POR Ell PRESENTE Sc NOTI-
FICA A listed que Sc ha presentado
en- Ia o6cina del Secretario de la Corte
de Distrito de Mavaguez, Puerto Ri
CO, Ia demanda del actor antes citado,
en- la cual solicita que usted demanda-
do pague al demandante la suma de
mil setecientos cuarentinueve dollars
cincuenta y cuatro centavos con mas
intereses legales desde la interposi-
oi6n de la demanda, procedente dicha
suma de servicios prestados por el de-
mandante desde el mes de JUNO de
1895 & los sefiores Fernandez y ca, en-
concepto de mayordomo de sus fincas
hasta el mes de Otbre. de 1906; que I'd,
Sc oomprometio a satisfacer el impor-
te de sus servicios por conducto de SUI
apoderado Gabriel Gonzalez Es abo-
Qado del demandante Rafael B. Sama
"a moci6n juIada de este, Ia Corte,
Ia ordenado que Sc cite usted por
medic de edictos que Sc publicaran en-
el peri6dico LA DEMocRACIA que Sc
edita en- San Juan de Puerto Rico ha.
cieH6osc dicha publication una vez
Dor semana cuando menos y por uu
periodo de dos meses, toda vez que Sc
ignora el actual paradero de usted.
USE NOTIFICA A listed que
de no comparecer contestar dicha
demanda dentro de CUARENTA
DIAS despues de notifcado, el deman-
dante, podra, pedir que Sc anote Ia re-
beldfa de usted y que Sc dicte senten-
cia & SD favor por la suma sehalada en-
81 demanda.
Extendida bajo mi frma y con el
sello Official de la Corte en- Mayagiiez-
& a8 de Mario de 19o7.-FRANcIsco
LLABAT, Secretario. -Por JosR SABA,
TER, Dpty.
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+. MATAlz0
DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

OCULISTA. -M.medico au.
xiliar de La Clfnlca oftalmol6.
sica, cue 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi'
tai de Il Santa Cruz de Bar.
odoHa. Consultorio exclusive
para afeccionss de los ojos.
Tetuan 64, (csrca. del Tea
6O.l Horas de consulta:
Do 9G12 de Ia mahana. -
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8 4 9
de L. mahana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
MOTIFS Ot PONCE

ContimHa~6n De Ia t4gi~6 tsv~rG.
tie de la autoridad que ordenase gu
traslado q los hospitales de Ia ciu.
dad.
Sc quejan algunos padres dc
familia de las formas bruscas que
einplean algunos niiios del colegio
de Ia calle de Mendez Vigo, con las
n'iias la hora de entrada en- dicho
colesio.
CORRKSPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
OTRlS NOTIC|AS
El obispo en- Vega-Ba-
ja.--La carne en- Ba-
northumberland.
C0MPANIA De zARzuELA
Exhibiciones cinematogra6-
cas- en- el Teatro. .-En
la Corte de Distrito

Hoy era esperado en- Vega
baja, el Ilustrisimo senior Obispo,
quien pasara ALI algunos dias admi-
nistrando el sacramento de Ia con-
frmacion. lie acompaha el Rvdo.
Padre Berries.
Nos dicen de Bayam6n que
es pesima la carne que Sc consume
en- aquel pueblo.
-Es probable que la compafiia
de zarzuela de Casas, venga dentro
de breve 8 San Juan q dar una serie
de funciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-18
pLDORAS ROSADAS
DEL DIR. WILLIAMS

Curan toda forma de debili-
dad llevando sangre nueva al
ORGANISING entero, Dan vi.
talidad, energia, buen humor
ybuen apetito. Para hombres
y mujeres. En- las Boticas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
UNION WILL Defend THEM
Nine Men Indicted for Attacking San
Francisco Street Cars
Brought Into Court,

San Francisco, June 2s.-The nine
men indicted by the grand jury for
bricking street cars and attacking a
car near the chutes viii be defended
not only blythe Garments union, but by
the Union Defense League as well. This
was announced this morning when the
defendants were brought into Judge
Cooks court, where Judge Gaddis of
Yolo county is sitting in the absence
of the local jurist.
Edward F. Moran appeared as at
torney for the defense. He Is retained
by the Garments union, and declared
that no exception will be made even in
the case of Peterson, who will be placed
on the same footing, as far as funds
go, as the other defendants. Peterson
is the man from whom Captain Colby
is said to have obtained the confession
which implicated his companions.
Z. L. Kirk is retained as special
counsel to assist in opposing the pros
ecution by the Union Defense League,
which secures its funds by contribution
from all the unions. William H. Cook
of the district attorneys Office an
nounced that the prosecution would be
conducted by r. Porter Ashe.
All the nine men were brought into
court handcuffed two by two. One of
the prisoners was weeping bitterly, and
continued to do so all through the pro-
ceedings, which were short. A number
of union men were in court, but the
crowd was quiet and orderly.
No action was taken in the cases ex-
cept to set the arraignment for July 8.
by which time Judge Cook will have re-
turned.
The Garments union recently offered
a reward of $500 for the arrest and con-
1F 10, he "a
violence against cars, employees OF pas
cpDpprS
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ENTRIES In THE HERALD YARD
CONTEST WILL CLOSE TODAY

IF you don't register, you can't vote"
That is an axiom that has made its weari-
some rounds Of the press for years during
campaign time, but it has peculiar sig
nificance at this time, for the reason that
today is the last day for registration in
The Herald's yard contest. Enrolment
must be made today, or those with afnbi-
ton to win the prizes must forever hold
their peace.
The Herald offers 500 in prizes. The
Herald divides these prizes into four di-
visions, the northwestern, northeastern,
southwestern and southeastern. Each of
these divisions has its line of deTnarcatiOn
east or west of Main street and north or
south of Second South street, as the des-
ignatiOn indicates. There are three prizes
for each district. The first is $25, the
second SIS and the third SO Premises
dominated by houses of. six rooms or few
er may enter the contest; those of more
pretentious dimensions are pared from
the competition. - ~
Skilled compiiers will be set at work at
once to arrange the list of entries-Of
which there are scores-for the convent
ence of the inspectors. Orson Hewlett,
president of the Civic Improvement
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league, is of the opinion that it will re-
quire the better part of two weeks to
visit the various places entered. with all
our spare time, said Mr.. Hewlett, I'VE
figure that it will take nearly two weeks
to make the rounds"
Chair1nen for the various districts were
appointed yesterday. These chairmen of
committees of judges will name those
who are to accompany them in automo-
biles in the four divisions. There will be
five members on each committee and each
place entered will be visited and inspect
ed. The chairmen are: Northwestern. H.
w. Lawrence; northeastern, o. L. Cox;
southwestern, Hyrum Sherman; south
eastern, D. II. HEWLETT
Front yards and back yards will be con-
sidered separately. The Clearly back
yard has as good a chance to win first
prize as the most attractive lawn. Both
are prize winners. If the judges decide
that the front yard is prettiest and the
back yard milestone will be first and
the other second. The next in attractive
ness viii be given third prize.
Entries sent by mail and bearing the
postmark of today, the last day of June,
will be considered as having come within
the time limit
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FEDERATION OF MINERS.
Sunday Session VIII Be Held to Ex
pedite Matters.

Denver Colo, June 29.-The discussion
on Acting President G Z. Mahoney's re-
port, which includes the matter of wheth-
er or not the Western Federation of
Miners shall continue to affiliate with the
Industrial Workers of the World, was
temporarily sdetracked in the federation
convention today and all pending motions
in regard to it were referred to a special
committee.
After an hours discussion it was de-
cided to hold session of the convention
tomorrow.
The new ritual was then taken up. the
proposition for the unions to hold open
meetings being the principal topic of dis
cussion. Joseph Cannon. of Bisbee, Ariz.
claimed that if the unions and the fed
Grafton had always held open meetings
there would be mo trial now going on at
Boise" He said that PinkertOn detee-
tives attended all the meetings, and in
order to hold their jobs they made false
reports.
The entire afternoon session of the con-
vention was consumed in considering that
part of the acting presidents report which
refers to an attack made on the Miners
Magazine and it's editor, John NJ. O'Neii1
During the discussion some of the men,
bers took occasion to condemn the execti-
tive board of the federation for support
ing the course of the magazine in its pro-
mitigation OF Socialism.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Saloon Keeper Of Preston, Ida, Tries
to Jump Off.
Especial to The Herald.)

Preston. Ida. June 2S.-N. c. Jensen,
who recently sold out his saloon interests
here to a Mr.. Gill of Colorado, attempted
to commit suicide by the revolver route
Thursday evening. Financial difficulties
is said to be the cause.
Presten win have a great program for
the Fourth of July, and $1,000 in prizes
will be given away. There will be horse
racing, bicycle racing, sack and egg races
and other sports. Professor George ID.
Casio is to give the grafton, and it is es-
timated that a large number of people will
come in from surrounding towns.
Two baseball games are scheduled for
that date. Preston VS.. Salt Lake are
depended upon to create the excitement.
Father Dubei realizes that the Preston
team this year is good one, and he will
know that he has been in the game when
he gets through with the boys.
Lee Teutsch of Pendleton, Ore, has
bought out four stores in this city. and
has commenced in business on a large
scale. Rumors are in the air that he will
build up a large department store the
same as he has at Pendleton.
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COVER NM TENT MAKES
CONTRACTS IN UTAH
Special to The Herald.)

Washington, D. c., June 2S.-The secre-
tary of the interior has approved a con-
tract with Herman Snow of Salem. Utah.
for hauling 1000 tons of supplies, material.
etc, in connection with the Strawberry
Valley irrigation project. The supplies will
be hauled from mile post No 679 Rio
Grande Western railroad, to the east and
west portals of the tunnel, and expendi-
lures under the contract will amount to
approximately S. 756.
The secretary also approved contract
with Henry Gardner. of Spanish Fork,
Utah, whereby the latter agrees to fur
nish for use by the reclamation service in
the construction of an electric transmits
sion line under the Strawberry Valley
project, LOO red pine poles, % and. 80 feet
long. The amount to be expended under
this contract is $500.
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NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

New York, June &c. w. Juneen, gem
eral passenger agent Of the Southern Pa
cific Steamship company. said today re
gardng the report that the Southern Pa
cific would inaugurate q new steamship
line between Baltimore, New Orleans ana
company has been running some boats
out of Baltimore for southern ports to
take care Of the large business that has
developed in Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Mr.. Jungens said he was not sure whether
a regular service out of Baltimore would
be maintained permanently
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which he is willing to trade off for cash
if he can find taker on the board All
contractors have taken these warrants at
par for the work they have performed,
and that they expected to sell them at
par. Because of the unstable condition
of the finances of the reform admin
istration il has been found necessary for
these men to sell them at a discount, and
this is the reason why contractors are I'M
willing to take city work unless they are
paid prOportiOnately larger prices to make
I'M for the discount of the warrants.
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WILL STAND TRIAL.

Columbus. o., June 29.-Charles E.
Moore, the missing member of the board
of public service, who disappeared in
March last. after the grand Jury had re-
turned an indictment against him for ac-
cepting a bride in connection with the
Broad street paving scandal, and for SELL
ing material to the city from a firm in
which he was interested, appeared at the
court today and gave himself up. He
had been in Canada since his flight, and
arrived here last night
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in the abolition Of our mischievous leg
islation regarding divorce and in an
honest application of the teachings of
the gospel.
If persons contemplating marriage
were persuaded that once united they
were legally debarred from entering
into second wedlock they would be
more circumspect before marriage in
the choice of a life partner. and would
be more patient afterward in bearing
the yoke and tolerating each Others
frfirrnities
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INCREASE FOR CARRIERS.

Especial to The Herald.) I
= Washington, d. c.. June 29.-The !
\ following promotions of city letter =
! carriers In Utah is effective July 1: 4
Ogden. nine, from $3.50 to 500; Provo. =
= three from $3.50 to 5000; one from 500 :.
; to 500; salt Lake, forty-nine from 4
) $3.50 to $500. I
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Two WoRKMEN kILLEp.

Schenectady. N Y. June "a ten-ton
steel cylinder. filled with steam. at the
plant of the Schenectady Sandstone Brick
company. exploded today, killing two men,
wrecking a portion of the plant and
twisting a steel water tower into scrap
iron. The dead are c. Servey, a brick
maker, and John Curns. laborer.
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SYMPATHY AND $500.
Papermakers Send Telegram to At
torneys of Imprisoned Miners.

Northampton, Mass, June 29.-J. 7. Ca
rev international president of the Broth
erhood of Papermakers, announced TO the
convention here today that the following
telegram had been forwarded to one of
the attorneys of Haywood, Meyer and
Pettibone at Boise:
1.-THE international Brotherhood of Pa
permakers, in convention assembled at
Northampton, Mass, hereby extends
heartiest sympathy with their brethren
now on trial for their lives and most sim
cerely trust that their innocence will be
proven. The convention has also voted
to donate 500 toward paying the expenses
of the trial of their three brethren, Hay
wood, Meyer and Pettibone."
Saltair Sunday Concert
2 to p. m. Fort Douglas Military
hand
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HAVE LONG WAIT
FOR THEIR MONEY
Contractors Wonder When the
reform Administration"
Will Pay for Work Done.
LAWYERS SCAN ORDINANCE
FIND FLAWS AND SAY NEW
LAWS MUST BE PASSED FIRST.

The legality OF the warrants being IS
sued by the city auditor is now being
passed upon by ]. t. Hammond, special
counsel for tile state board of land COM
missioners. The board has agreed to pur-
chase $4,000 in warrants from S Birch.
drawing per cent interest before and
per cent after maturity, at 80 cents on the
dollar. Birch yesterday submitted to the
board S.7960 in warrants, and they were
immediately transmitted to Mr.. Ham,
mond
Already one flaw has been found. al
though Mr. Hammond does not believe it
to be material 1t consists in the Omis-
sion of the words "of Utah" where ref
erence Is made to the laws passed by the
last legislature, they being called sim
ply Laws of 1907 without reference to
the state in which they were passed.
1t is probable that the attorney will
approve of the regular warrants, but when
it comes to the warrants being issued in
exchange for scrip, some difficulty will
be experienced. Some of this scrip taken
up has accrued interest running back two
years, and it was the councils scheme to
nave this interest indOrSed on the back
of the warrants. MIR. Hammond it is I'M
derstoOd. has Informed the city auditor
that no warrants thus Endorsed will be
passed by him. and it seems TO now be up
TO the council to devise some other meth
cd Probably some scheme viii be de-
vised TO lump this interest and issue ad
ditional warrants against it.
Another Ordinance Necessary.
This is only one of the chapters of the
struggle S. Birch and other contractors
have had to secure their pay from the
city. For the past eight months the con-
ditiOns have been such that not one cent
Of money could be pried out of the treas
uTy. The council struggled with the
problem of framing a suitable ordinance
20 meet the eXigencies of the situation.
but without avail. The city attorney has
drawn several forms of warrants. all of
which have failed to pass muster because
of some defect and now. after everything
seemed favorable for a settlement the at
tOrney for the board of land commission
ers has found few more flaws in the
work of the reform administration.
Another ordinance will no doubt have to
be passed to remedy the situation.
In examining the legality of the war
rants. Mr.. Hammond is going carefully
ascertain if everything leading UP to the
authorization of their issue was done in
the prescribed manner. The warrant and
scrip laws passed by the last legislature
must also be examined.
Contractors Will Lose Money.
If the warrants are found to be correct
several other contractors will probably
sell them to the board of land commits
sioners at the customary ) per cent dis
count. The board even at that price is
placing more faith in the city's credit
than the banks, where warrants cannot
be sold at much less than Z per cent
discount. j. P. Kennedy is one of the
contractors who is possessed of a large
quantity of these below-par warrants,
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There is none better than Royal
Bread. The crown label Is on every
loaf. Ask your grocer for it.
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Fierce Enmity Follows.

l. engenders between husband and
wife fierce litigations about the Gus
tody of their offspring.
1t deprives the children of the pro-
tecting arm of a father or the egentle
care of a mother, and too frequently
consigns them to the cold charity of the
world; for the married couple who are
wanting in conjugal love for one an
other are too often destitute also of pa
rental affection. In a word, 1t brings
into the household a blight and desola-
ton which neither wealth nor luxury
can repair.
This social plague calls for radical
cure. and the remedy can be found only
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ROBBED SECTION HOUSE.

Butte, Mont. June 2.-Three men now
under arrest at Dillon, who refuse to
give their names, robbed the Oregon Short
Line section house at Feeley's station
early this morning, securing 500. The
section crew pursued on a handcar and
south of Feeley's exchanged a fusillade
of shots with the robbers, who escaped.
Nobody was hit. The men were arrested
later in Dillon and the money recovered.