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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

Prof. Haupt having decided that
Solomon did not write The songs at
tributed to him, says the Washington
Star, may now take up the question
Of who wrote Laugh and the World
Laughs with You"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

A convention for the purpose of dis.
couraging fish stories is expected to
be held in New York in a short time.
While II is not automatically stated,
1t Ii strongly suspected that fisher.
men will not attend.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

New York can't get over the fact
that her buildings are high. Every
time a steeplejack paints a fagpole
on top Of one of them he's good for a
front page story with pictures.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

"A surgical operation has been per.
formed on New York woman, In
which Jix of her internal organs wer<
removed. II is said that she will
1--we, but there will not be so much
harmony In her lifo as heretofore.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

Sweden is staying with the idea OF
shaking the America cup and what's
more, she will send steel yacht, not
. wooden enc as first announced. after
It. More power to her!
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

The manufacture of glass eyes Il
said to be a growing one. However
this is not an indication that the
stony stare will become more thar
usually fashionable. ,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

A London physician has discovered
that insanity can be cured by surgery
With the present popularity of II
knife. II will soon be as fashionas>
to develop FOOLISH brain fber q,
have anna-A itis
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

A policeman in Brooklyn recently
reported hard battle with a real
live rattlesnake. They must servo
strenuous liquids from the Brooklyn
side doors.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

The Zeppelin airship outdistanced
a steamer. Most any airship would
1t has the advantage Of gravity.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

A Yarmouth man has married d
girl named Dollar Hereafter she Will
only be better half.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

A Chicago florist is growing dahlias
equipped with thorns. No doubt he
figures that his patrons will get stuck
on them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

An automobile ran into the pos,
Office. Hence all the dead letters.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

It is a dull man who does not wait
with more or less interest for the ap
pearance of the "curveless woman"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

Lynching has most deplorable et
fect-particulariy to the gentleman
lynehed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

Conan Doyle. with or without the
aid of his friend, Sherlock Holmes,
has succeeded at last in finding a
wife.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

The deepest grief finds no express
sion In words.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07

Faults in the poor are only eccen'
trscfties in the rich.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07
FauI,-npdiny generates enemiea

A bear in camp is worth two In tho
canebrake-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
TALK or TIE TOWN


Weuid yoa Ike ID & JollFt
onhre dress goods s0q Il A6sotts
For stylish pattern, Just &C stan
dari Al peTy
New plaidz for school dresses, l2iae
yard st YaaghaHs
Daniel Sullivan 81 GranitevilIe vent
70 Bethel todag to work
A. RalH a. Richmond eaIlsd on
friends u TIE CRY yesterday.
Ar. and Mrs. George \. TTlaeu visited
relatives in Northaeld yesterday.
II. c, Biekfafd II Belfast. Ne, was
IN tie city On husAHess yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n Foster If Cabot
called On friends ii tie city to-day,
Slas Fannie Palum Of Boston i
visiting at the home q J. E Ward.
For sale Immediately. ali ny house
bold goods Mrs. q. r. Barnes, Is MnFls
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ioha III Thoaa return
"a todag frun taesr wedting trip III
Montreal
Henry n. Wheeler III saath Barre has
an apple tree In lii garden taat Il now
IN blossom
Miss n A Rivers wsnE Ia Concord
N. ELI SATURDAY. where she aas secured
a position.
Mrs. Morris Wood 4 siowIy inprov-
ing FROM her recent Illness. but ii still
unable 70 b oaF
Top coats and ram coats are now in
order. The Frank Ae9Yhevter company
Is showing TIE neN things.
Dr.. r b Whnaker returned satarday
night fFam : weekss yaaassen spezt &
| Cape God. Mass ard Ficansey
For the beaekk q fhose who have not
I paid their NArnaut 5Entuzl assessment,
our Office will be open eVery evening"
this week.
Mrs james HaIl, who has been yisit-
I ing relatives in THIS city for the past
m0uth, returned To her hana ia Boston
Sins morning
The Wonderland Moving Picture CO.
this week will show NooaEin1 the 5erhg
fsvnri1e. This picture il winner fram
start rD aaisa
Miss CIe0ga Dodge il taking twa
weeks vacation frgEn her work III x. A
PriGdse's stare aud Miss E1zaEstk BIC.
Cue Is taking Ter Place
/ Charles r Knapg returnsd Last uizht
fross MsnsSald, 4laSs., where he has
been playing bail With an independent
team during ska sunsmsr.
I Dr. Taxelle, Ctasenea worthar and
Noble Love went 70 camel's Hump this
HeTaing where they vii spezd toe night
aud viii return q tie city touaorow.
Angus Murray 6Hishsa ~ork Tor p.
D Ladd & Co. tedzy ard viii ieave
tom9rrow vita Dan Aarr4y for Spokane,
where they haze hosh secured posi-
tions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.

AZ hts hGrae In Cgnears, Mass, az the
age 81 %, was a native ci Chaisea, and
left here IN 1895 al tie aga of Is wears,
going 10 Lowell. Mass, where he found
aEBpicymens ia the Hamiltaa mills
where he rose 20 the responsible posi-
tinn q Paymastsr, which position he
held Tor several years. From LEVEL he
went 70 Ccururd where he has enj0yed
the fril eoHEdsues Of the people, ard al
their hands filed many Offices 81 pahlie
trust He was dePEky Tnised States
marshal under Judge Keyes, VITO NOW IL
his eighties is Judge Of the EzunieiFal
court u the city Of Concord. After lsay-
ing Chelsea, ny. Lang returned here for
a visit Ia 1854
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
soc DRESS GOO1s.

The sale Of Dress Goods has in
creased with Us very fast daring the
last three years, 50 much so thar We
have been encouraged 10 buy ard keep
III stock about every kind Ut plain and
staple cloth on the marker, Is well a.
the new choice noYclriss r. they ap-
pear
First we are anaious ID can zesen-
ton TO kinds thar sell fcr soc yard.
Yard-wide atwood inc Serges in
navy, brown and dark red. good 60c
cloths, now DOE.
YaTd-wide alI-wool Pananas ii
red, navy and brown with fire hnish
and worth more money, now It
SOC
A large Ios Of All wool Novelries
in shadow effects, also stripes il on
bFe Effects that are new and for style
are fully up 20 dollar styles, now IN
these cloths al sos.
Nearly all kinds Of VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
MONTPELIER

Mrs C. A. Lang has returned from
Boston, wbere she has been the guest Of
Hiss Josephine NJ Pierce.
Levi II. Bixby and III. w. Kemp wsns
Saturday to the St. Bernard fshfng
grounds in Canada for a brief stay.
William Morrison. former foreman
II the Whesloak hinEery, nav Heated
Al WATERFOWL, y. y. i visiting il the
city.
John NJ Grnnison, formerly Of this
city, died recently a. River Falls, Wis.
he vas a brother cf Ruth GunHison q
this city, ard Of Fri 5. Gunnison Of BsE-
in.
Mrs Angie Jarv Is seriously il az
her home On Nsrth6eld street from tia
sfTsct Of 3 shock Of paralysis resolved
Friday evening. Her entire right side
q paraiY1sd. Alrs. Jary IS s. years
Old
Fred z Gleason. son Of the late L P.
Gleason, who has beeu attending the
Harvard law school sfRee his gTadua-
riaa from Yale, vii study law il the
ots1e 90 Il I'll Deavirt and VII take
tie bar examinations - the faN Ct
1878
The annual banquet az the Young
Alumni association Of Montpelier semi
rary win be held az The boarding bah
Oh Nionday eyening, SEPT, ls. TIE Rev
Fred Daniels, Of tht class d 1920. will
art a. tcastmastef. Al original poem vii
81 read hy The Rev. A. y HoaEh. ard
thu Rev. 4. A. Bishop. prineipai af the
seminary. win speak On the future q
the seminary Teams from the aiamni
and the students wiz plaY foot hail il
tie afternoon. and before the banquet
the visiting slumni wigl b given s re-
cepti6n ia tns seminary pariors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
CHELSEA.

sLias Gayle Merrill of Corinth Is a.
tending the aeadsmT. ard has taken
board at Mrs Laeinda Fraaeh's
Clarence L. Corlias. who spent last
week at Bis h0me hArs, fesuFned To his
work m Wiisamstewn Saturday.
The Rev. c. II. Merrill. d. ID. 81 st.
Fahnshurv aeeap9@F the nmfnst AZ the
Congrs< ehHreh suraaav mcrainz.
sgr. and Mrs. Herruzn Slack are away
ca a carriage trip far three wrecks, dur.
ing which sime taey Vii visit friends
IL Rutland
b II Adams. r. sttsnaed tie wauth-
III auetson sale uf harsss hsaH at West
Lebanon y Il, SATURDAY, 81 whhh sale
be purchased ore haFss.
Mrs. Gsargs r.. Jacknsa ef Bridqp.
pert, Conn. who has been 8 guest a.
+. n. Perkins "a shs East bllI. returned
70 her hsme last Thursday
Miss Nary MaZsnle 81 Coxsnsh. who
has besa dGing take wefk AZ the hotel
for several weeks. has 6nished her ser
vices there. ard returned e Der home
Miss I8a Longae. who graduated from
the academy hsTs l&st spriGE. has Eone
70 North6eid. Mass. wkars she will enter
the Moody school far 5 sourae Of study.
Teachers feau hara wha are teaching
out Of town this fall nos mentioned last
week are Mrs Hattie B1nnfster III VIII
y wlstown. Miss Emn& HaEeh ia Orange,
A son was recently kovn 20 NJ. ard
Mrs George r Moxris IF Lancaster. N.
H, the news If shieh was received last
week hy bis granaBsoshsT, Nrs. Lucinda
French ~ this piass.
Hale X Darfing. Stanley G. Wilson,
r. n adams, IT.. aad " RI spraxae
attended tire biennial bsnq0ss o. the Yer
mont Fish and Game league held az
Bluff P0int. y. y last Erizay.
Arthur ". Case has reated tia Phil
ID j. Little tsae@sat On jail street,
ard viii grove there &c nnes from the
George A. Tracy tsuenzrt On Court
street
Rev. ard Mrs. George =. lake went
last geek - Mamasoaeek \. T.. and
viii 81 awav until the Ersf II 0etober
Alr Lake taking BIS aanaal vacation a.
this time
Hsrry Clark returned TharsIsy ever
ing from Lowell. Mass g whieh place
~. stsv 4, afaasss h,,a..tt. .s4~ rssS ~
yr,,r@sfa, sair
- III.
rr a - 80 49, ~
M as13 80 49, No.. " II - s ". w.
10 furnish The music at The worlds fair
In TunbFi8gs Oct /. 8 and q
Among cur people who weru II Barrr
City the lasi q TIE wesls asg aasireas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
BR0AnGLOTRs,

Broadcloths take the lead as being
In the lead for tailored suits and
skirtA There are a many grades
Is kinds. You win III All thar The
price implies in the following
Our 49, BroadcIoth il the one that
We hare always sold at Sis. Now,
for los of extra business. At only
81. 90 per yard colors navy, cas-
Ter, green. Black and red
Our $50 Chiffon Brcadcloth IS the
bea fine Broadcloth that We have
ever seen al anything near the price.
Cones in navy, dark red, green,
pearl and blzck Can BE had II all
delicate shades.
German Sposless Black Broa6cIosh
S the finest and best finish thar you
vii find It any price We are sell
ing X At 81. 20 per yard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
NOTICE

Thts b 20 osrffy eh1s W.. JEAN 81. Mo1re.
WfIum A. 1rr1re ard l1sepa n HEsnIs. ass-
int business uriier the 1fus naula ard srTi7 n4
Moore Hfcs. 8 Bgauis 10 ta9 ClfF o. Barre .n
thg C1u1rF 90 Was1nrrQ1 aua Ssats g ven
mart cave this day dtss1ive1 rarfn ersnir aa1
foe baslrcss wa hfreafffr d et1aaeted ~
John III Mcurc and william a. MeeTe Qsaer
fhs ara nnzna % nccre Bees, Is Is aETeee sast
Mcors Bros. shall eciienS 81 ne 1Gts ttaalaE
accents ana pay az raa notss4nalng lEae5is
afncs4 Enf rEIlc4ttlus erAtnss me ira q
Moore nros s Br1uls
Dated AZ Clry 70 Barre t1t1 fta aaF q sep
TOHN r. MOORE.
WILLIAM a MB9REs
JnSEEH 81 EaAUEE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09

.smN There wiz be a special lnesa
ing q Hizwatha ledge. No. 81.
l. 90 r.. this evening, SEPT
2. az s O'Clock p. ~. % make arrange
n1ents for the funeral Of our late beoth.
e. r. Il Morgan, W. z. Beck. Noble
Grand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
A. ABBoTT GO. 4 P ABBOTT s CO. a P ABBOTT s GO
-Tn n.1.@,H-A o.
"A GREAT SUCCESS.

o 5 Q b~
and thar that they that
ereadyw
very large wells line Of DRESS GOODS follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
Our $500 Derby Hat I!

We've had years Of experience the Hat business and
have sold great many makes OF Ha bur free 10
say that the best Hat sold for the money Lam
son & Hubbard $500 Stiff Hat We've the exclusive sails
Of this excellent Hat for this locality, and the whs
wants good Hat at moderate price equal any
where else Fall blocks ready. We've different heights
of crown and widths Of brim for different faces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09
BLACK SILKS.

Every periodical that yoa pick TIP
roinrs to high prices oa al kinds u
silks The fact j thai Raw sin
- costing one-thira more than one
year ago gyhat We &c III il this.
Look At these goods and 10 II they
arc not great purchase.
Our 50-inch Gold Standard Back
TaFeta now Il only 81 90 PEI yar5
Our Bonnest 23-inch French Tai
fetas for sfOO Imported
Dur gard-wide Back IaEssas ii
good weight soft finish, for skirts.
dresses and Innings. nov a 81 %
Our warranted Lining sasinss yard
wide, Il 81 90 PER yard
The zbove silks were bought last
Spring ar We coald not quote above
prices 4 this time
unred 81 orr sDotIess Steam
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09

Nearly all Goods should be spungd Spots
SPnnges then cut one . New Idea l0c Paurrna
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09

Delegates q the state convention 81
the state Federation q Labor car get
eepies q TIE group phnsu taken q Alex
<ss1rsiekshsnkis sHs Maple 4veu1s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09

The .. a. Perry Real Estate arezey
has sold far George Patterson BE house
e WiiHarstowa % Mrs Martha r.
skiae. Consideration. $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09

Another good time AZ the X. Of {
bah The L O G. r. IS going to hag
3 nss1aerade social Friday. the lsl
Watch for further uefiees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-09

5euuis Lava VII sing tis week a.
tie WoHsieriaai MOVING picture Co
Tnose saugs Ny sfother Used q sing,
Coed Bye Sc and Tie Face IN TIE Fire-
light
Their will 81 a speeiai meeting 81 Can
ton Vfntoa, No q. 4 o. @. r.. This even
ine 80 mazs arrangements for the fu-
ueral ~ our late brother. Captain n u
MesFaH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-23
TROUPE De zARzUELl
Elenco de la Compania
de zarzuela, llegada
a la ciudad del Sur.
DEBUYARA MANANA
En- el repertoire 6guran las
mejores obras lfricas del
repertoire espaaol,

Elenco de la gran Compaiiia
de zarzuela espaiiola y opereta, lie.
gada a Ponce y que debutara ALL
maiiana:
Director y maestro concertador,
don Gustavo de Maria Campos; Di-
rector de escena don Pedro San
chez, Primera Tiple seiiora Blanca
Matras.
Los demas artistas que forman
dicha Compaiifa son los siguientes:
Carload Castillo, Isabel Fernan-
dez, Conception Garisoain, Mar
garita Garisoaip, Marietta Gracia,
Blanca Morales, Amparo Perez,
Carmen Paredes, Jose6na Varela,
Eduardo Fuentes, Valentin Merca-
der, Juan Mellado, Cesar Morales,
Cuillermo Morales, Ricardo Arnai-
do, Tomas Alvarez, Ricardo Cor
ties, Juan Crespo, Emilio Odena,
Narciso Oroso, Manuel Pulls, Jo-
Sc Rey, Pedro Sanchez, Pedro
Suarez, Joaquin Sanchez, Angel
Villareal, Luis Irigoyen, Antonio
Frasola.
Representante administrator de
Ia comp mia, don Juan Ramos Ruiz.
En- ell repertoire, con que cuen-
ia esta Compafiia 6guran las obras
mas importantes del teatro espafiol,
en- gran parte estrenadas por Blanca
Matras en- los teatros de Madrid,
Barcelona, Mexico y Habana.
Gran orquesta compuesta de
az profesores. Gran banda militar
y de guitarras y bendurrias para
las obras que 10 requieran.
Para el debut Sc han elegido
las preciosas zarzuelas rEnseiianza
Libre' tEstuche de Monerfas y
ola Cuna.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-23
Barbose, sienpre
dando que hacer

La Haya, julio 23,-En la Ultima Conferenca
fue acuerdo hacer extensivas las guerras navales
las causulas contendas en- el tratado de Geneva de
1896 relativas las guerras terrestres. Al mismo
tempo, como no habfa nada escrito que garantiza-
ra la conpleta bertad de los barcos hospitales, ue
acuerdo reconoceros como tales hospitales parte de
la Cruz Roja, y garantizar su absolute protection
en- todos los casos. Esta moci6n fue presentada
por una comisi6n de guerra martina nombrada
con tai objeto, presidida por M. Martens. Dicha
comis6n tenia encargo ademas de presentar TN re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-23
liranla japonesa'
Corea atropellada

Seoul, julio 23.-Durante las escasas horas que
lleva de mando el nuevo emperador, ha demostrado
Ser de caracter muy debil falto de competencia
para desempefar el puesto que ocupa. Los japone-
lie tratan al emperador saliente, este es In
prisonero en- su palacio, al extreme que no lie per-
mten que lame nj al medico nj ningdn relaciona-
do intimo, sin permso de los japoneses Los ami
mos empiezan enardecerse aver hubo un motfn
que duro POGO debido que en- el acto las tropas
japonesas cargaron q los grupos matando varios
hiriendo otros de los coreanos. Sc dice que habfa
el complot de, en- medic delmotfn atacar asesinar
todos los que componen el ministerio, porque Sc
doblegan los caprichos de los japoneses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-23

el I8 de la carretera de Catailo q
aPueblo viejo', fue capturado POI
ell carataz-policfa de carreteras Este.
ban Bermudez, y que esta en- aque.
LA carcel a disposition del jefe de
la penitenciaria.
En- ell vapor DFiladel6an EN-.
barcara esta tarde con direction q
los Estados Unidos, desde donde
seguira viaje para Espafa, nuestro
muy querido amigo el acaudalado
comerciante de Guayama don Mo-
desto Ramos, a quien deseamos
gratas impresiones en- la vieja me-
tr6poli y un feliz regreso a Puerto
Rico.
-Caniidatura para la nueva
sub junta de la Union de Puerto
Rico, de San Juan, PR;
Pfesidente, Julio Torres; Vice
presidente, Antero Arzuad; Secre-
tario, Esteban Morales; Tesorero,
Jose Calderon; Vocales: Eracio Ne
lendez, Avelino Rodriguez, Seve.
riano Vega, Manuel Santana, Cha
cho Calderon, Juan Quilimaco.
No divide usted que en- Ca
taio hay un dep6sito de MADEIRA
acepillada Q sin acepillar, que es.
ia a cargo de Mr.. Eward Gray.
Visitelo 8 escribale a San Juan,
apartado 1857.
-Ha sido capturado EN- Guile
bras por el cabo de la policia que
comanda aquel puesto don Juan
Roig, el pr6fugo del presidio Con-
rado Barreto Velardo, que desert6
en- febrero ultimo. El expresado
cabo lego aver tarde en- el vapor
aPeoriao, conduciendo al menciona.
do profugo que Sc hacia lamar An
gel Rivera.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de
soludar en- esta redaccion a nuestrc
quetido amigo el bien acreditadc
farmaceutico de Caguas don Fer
nando Marquee Roig, quien regre.
sara eSta tarde a la ciudad de su re,
sidencia.
En- los examenes de farma.
cia celebrados ultimamente fueror
aprobados los siguientes aspirantes
Don Miguel Rodriguez Cancio
don Du,ci lilo Perez Davila. dor
Eufemio N. Bocanegra, don Fer
nando E. Cogley, don Francisc,
Torres Martinez, don Carmelo Ote
70 Torres, don Angel Maria Marin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-23
Impresiones y noticias

don Juan J. Colon Hernandez, dor
Manuel E. Betances, don Francisco
Garabis MARTINEZ, don Jose Ferra
ri Almeyda, don Felix Rexach
Rios, don Rafael Marchan Rodri.
guez, don Federico Mu1iz Leon,
senorita Francisco Rosa Rosario
don Luis A. Ortiz, don Francisco
Quiiiones Algarin, don Manuel
Puig Diana, don Eduardo Acosta
Becerril, don Antonio Maisonave
Hernandez, don Enrique MARTINEZ
Prado, don Alfredo Platet Salgue-
ro, don Ignacio RodriguezlAlberty,
don Aristides del Pozo Santana,
don Carlos Arrillaga Urrutia, don
Jose Rosa Rosario, don Jose Re-
guero Gonzalez, don Francisco Rim
con Plumey y Vasco S. Velabal.
-Anoche, como a las ocho.
tuvlerou una riiia, en- la calle de la
Tanca numero IS las individuas
Martina Garcia y Agripina de Je-
sus, resultando la primera con una
confusion en- la region frontal me-
dia y la segunda con rasguhos en-
el pomulo izquierdo y lado derecho
del cuello. Ambas fueron condu.
cidas a la carcel.
-Maiiana embarcara para los
Estados Unidos en- el vapor oPhila-
delphia,0 el seiior Williams Sage.
Secretario particular oel Goberna-
dor, que, como va anunciamos, re-
nuncla, su cargo para seguir sus
estudios en- la Academia Militar de
West Point.
Con motive de las festas del
25 de julio en- Ponce, son muchos
los pedldos de vinos, dulces Y leo.
res que ha recibido la casa Cerece-
do Hermsnos y CO, de esta ciudad,
la prlmera en- su clase. Del vino
9San Rafaeh ha recibido la gran
demanda, pues esta considerable co,
mo el mejor tonico y uu gran re.
constituyente.
Hoy contrajeron matrimonio
civil ante el juez municipal seiior
Suau, 81 obrero Pascasio Sanchez
Rivera y la seiiorita Antonia Gelpi
y Ar oyo.
-Iufoimasenos que por Ia of
ciua de Obras pGblicas municipales,
Sc hacen grandes exigencias en- las
construcciones de las calles de sPe.
layoS y sSan Andresp, de Puerta d.
Terra, obligando 4 los duefios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-23
POr able
slvGo ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DEuOCBlu uMDE

glamento para transformer barcos mercantes en- de
guerra; pero de todo este encargo una sub CO.
mission bajo la msma presidential Cuando Sc reu-
no la sub-comision, ell delegado por Brasil, senior
Barbosa, pronuncio un dscurso muy largo, tenien-
do el presidente que llamaro al orden suplicarle
que no mezclara la politica con 10 que Sc dscuta.
FL senior Barbosa contest6 que el habia presiddo
el Congreso en- su pals muchos ahos no necestaba
lecciones. Los demas membros lie aplauderon
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mente el dolor de cabeza, pero el
origen de la enfermedad queda Ia
tente que es la sangre misma. sEl
Recuperador de la Salud', cura to-
da enfermedad de la sangre. Sc
envia por correo a cualquier pueblo
81 Sc manda un peso a National
Drug Agency Sol II9.
Martin Yauce Sc ha dirigido
al Alcalde solicitando el ingreso de
la anciana Eugenia Cruz, en- Ell
Asilo Municipal de San Juan.
-Cayetano Sanchez, trabaja-
dor del muelle sufri6 un golpe esta
maiana, sobre ell pie izquierdo, &
causa de haberle caido encima una
GAIA de mercancfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-23
VENTA De UN CADAVER

Con motive de la noticia que
publlcaramos el sabado sobre haber
Sido exhumado un cadaver en- el
cementerio de Catafio, hoy Sc tras-
lado a aquel sitio Ell Inspector me-
dico del distrito norte doctor Cor
dero, acompanado del empleado de
Sandal sefor Galvez Otero, con
objeto de practicar una investiga-
cion sobre el case.
Primero trataron de inquirir
lntormes del asunto por conducto
del Official de Sanidad doctor Lassa-
letta y del comisario don Antonio
Rodriguez y ninguno pudo aportar
dato alguno, por series absolute
mente desconocido el hecho.
Trasladaronse del cementerio
acampanados de Santiago Elias, hi
10 del sepulturero Pedro Elias, que
Sc hallaba en- Bayam6n y en- efectc
encontraron que un cadsver habfs
sido extraido de una fosa y en-
terrado en- ella el de Eleuteria Gas
tro y 0lmedo; encontrando sobre
TN panteou los reStoS de un cadavel
de mujer, cuyas ropas hallSrousSl
sus alrededores con la GAIA todavi,