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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09

prescriben hoy las einulsiones de Acct
te de Higado de Bacacao one no con-
snnen Creosota 4 otras sustancias irri.
tantes, que ocasionan Ell des6rden de
las funciores digesiivas.
De las djjersutes byrbayacioues de
Aceite dc Hfgado de Bacalao, 70 pre-
ferO Ia Emulsion de Scott que ta6ucan
los sedOyes Scott & Bowne de Nueza
YoykD.
-Ha sido empleada en- un i'm
portahte departamento de la aPorto
RicanA A merican Tobacco Com panys
la distinguida seiiorita Rosa Maria
Level. Dada la su6ciencia y bellas
cualidades de dicha se1orita para
el desempefo de ese puesto, no hay
que dudar que la compafiia ha he
cho ura buena adquisici6n.
Han sido dados de alta en- el
Hospital municipal Benito Lebr6n,
Pablo Paniagua, Juan Rodriguez,
Angela Rodriguez y Anselma Yer
CARA.
Sc VENDEN sillones ame-
ricanos, q dos dollars IS centavos
par. San Jose l9, altos. d.
Una seforita de esta ciudaC
entreg6 el sabado en- la estaci6n de
ferro. carril de Rio Piedras TN bau
pequefo facturado por el aExpress
: para que Sc envtase q San Juan
: Luna 90. Hasta hoy no Sc ha re
cibido elSencsrgo. Is digno de eld
8 gio el servicio de la expresada com
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09
EMILIO RtCHEBoURG

yaba6 con so escupuoso aan defensa en- favor de su
Clente.
Certamente no abrigaba la presunc6n de de
suponer que obtend absoucon del acusad asunto
da pone en- uego odos los del are oratoo
uace dversos senmieno d door las lagrmas, la compa
rac6n Ia ndignaci6n exaltaci6n la colera, la audaca
Lego al fin e dia fatal Fue para joven letrado
dadero unfo Su defens bransma hzo derra
mar sprmas; durane de hoa SD udoo escogido
entre la socedad mas dsngda de la pobaci6n conmodoy
sugesionado por Ell encano de SD elocuenca
Iuan Rensud fuk condenado cadena perpetua
Despues de DIR eSpantosa condena iunt6 al
reo En- postura Oy6 las paabras del presidente
-TenEs das para pedir la caSacon de la sentenca
Dirigi6 Renaud mirada al tribunal sonrisa impreg
nada de steza de resignation entreabo rpidamente
abios.
OH es completamente indh, murmur6.
Los dos gendarmes que haban detras del condenado
evantsron mentras elos aba puereca que daba
paso los acuado pona suavemente su encma un
hombre de Renaud.
ssir ouso conmplar por Ultima gentes hcnradas Lna
uente pase6 su mrada sobe d tribunal urado resto de
Ia sala
Pudo obsevar cas todas aqueas dama ian eeganes
ss enjugaban los ojos
e6n extraordnaria fue nc6n Pedro Rouvena
pie apoyado contra la pared palido loTando agrima
Tusu e saud6 con TN movmento de cabeza Reuvenat,
tleudo que habia sido vsto lie tendi6 sus brazos.
Iuan sali6 entire les dos gendarmes
I'm cuarto bora despres vuo enCierro el carcee
70 Aerrabs trss 81 il maciza puerta de SD Zelda
Iuan habia ovdado tai las oaciones que maIdre
hab ensehado en- nfanca de prono puso de rodas
nsauo en- sd muer de la que NADIA sabs pensando todu
10 que habfa amado elev6 alma q, Dios rez6.
Pernaneca de rodia sun cuando de ponto rumor de
asos en- e corredo nam6 aenci6n Cast en- seguda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Hospita1es cuarentena
rios de esta ciudad.
Descanse en- paz.
UN CAsO De TITUS
Para Ell Cuerpo de Bombe.
ros.-Baul extraviado.
Restablecidos.

FL Departamento de Sandal
local ha presentado al alcalde el
proyecto de arreglo general en- el
departamento de los hospitales cua,
rentenarios de la ciudad.
-Ha fallecido de enteritis GRO
MICA en- el Manicomio la alienada
Luisa Gomez Marrero, soltera, de
"a siios, natural de esta ciudad.
En- la casa numero 81 de la
calle de la Luna" ocurrio un case
de titus. FL enfermo falleci6 ante
aver y hasta ahora que sepamos, no
Sc han tornado medidas sanitarias
para desinfectar dicha casa.
-Muy pronto recibira el mu-
nlcipio de San Juan varios utensi.
lios y una maquina, para Ell cuerpo
de bomberos. Dichos efectos fue-
ron elegidos ALI por el jefe sefor
Steinacher en- su viaje los Estados
Unidos.
-NCU1DADO CON LAS MEDICINAs
PERN1CIoSAS. Los medicos conde-
nan unanimemente el uso de les
emulsiones que contienen Creosota s
Guayacol. Es bien sabido que estas
sustancias cuando Sc toman mezcla-
das con el Aceite de Hfgado de Baca.
lao irritan el estomago y los rifiones,
entorpecen la buena nutruci6n y POI
las frecucntes evacuaciones que eau
san, producer elrapido aniquilamien.
to de los enfermos.
FL doctor Parsons, un distingui.
do especialista de la ciudad de Mexi.
co dice a este reSpecto: "Refriendo.
me al valor germicida de la Creosota,
cuando Sc administra enfermos tu.
berculosos, Incorporate a preparacic.
nes de Aceite de Hlgado de Bacalao,
declare: que los experimientos qui'
micos y la observation cuidadosa de
un gran n1mero de casos, han demos.
trado que cualquiera que sean los re.
sultados benehcos que los enfermc
puedan recibir del uso de la Creoso,
tada y otras sustancias irritahtes, es
tos resultados los nuliican los eject,
perniciosos que ejercen tales droga
en- el est6mago.
Els un hecho bien conocido que |
asimilaci6n facil y completa de 10
alilentos es de la mayor importance
en- el tratamiento de las enfefmed;
des que Sc caracterizan por denutr
ci6n y de las cuales es tipo la Tube
culosis. Sc sabe tambien que el Ace
te de Higado de Bacalae, perfectamel
! te emulsionado, es uno de los mel,
res reconstituyentes. Por ESQ es al
los mas distinguidos especialist;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09
EDICTO

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial de Bayam6n, Pto, Rico.
Estados Unidos de America. FL Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos. IS.
Mariana P. Pardo Solanilla, cesiona
rio de Caledonia Solanilla, Vda.
de Pardo. Demandante. Contra
Rosaura Morales, como heredera
de Maria Josefa Morales, los de-
mas herederos de Esta y causa-
habientes cuyos nombres y domi-
cilios desconoce en- la isla el de-
mandante. Demandados.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico, a ustedes
los nlencionados en- ell epfgrafe 6
sean los demandados antes men
cionados.
Por la presente Sc notifca a uste-
des que Sc ha presentado en- la ofcina
del Secretario de la Corte Municipal
del Distrito Judicial de Bayam6n,
Puerto Rico, la demanda del actor
antes citado, en- la cual la sdplica es
como sigue: A la Corte pido que te-
niendo por interpuesta esta demanda
q anombre de Mariana P. Pardo y Sola-
nilla cesionario de Caledonia Solani.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09
EOTkS JUD|c|ALES
En- Santa Isabel. De-
11uncia por monopolio.
Espai1o1 arrestado.
GRAN ESCANDALO
Los alborotadores fueron lie.
vados 4 la prevention.
Otros denuncias.
GRAN ESCANDALO

-Segdh noticias, en- Santa
Isabel ha sido denunciado Arturo
Resich, por tener un monopolio en-
ell negocio de leche.
Aver fueron arrestados Ra.
fael Santos por alterar la paz; Ma
ria Luisa Rodriguez por dafios ma
liciosos y Enrique Dhondt, por es.
candalo.
-Eliseo Villafaiie y Manuel
Mendez tuvieron aver tarde una ri
fia en- un cafetfn de Puerta de Tie
ira. FL guardia Girona presentt
contra ellos denuncia.
Rafael Casanova y Braulis
Robes promovieron esta madruga
gada un fuerte escandalo siende
conducidos a la prevention por e
guardia Julio Soto.
Nicolas Ponte, espahol, fue
detenido anoche por la policia,
causa de haber alterado la paz p1
blica en- la calle del Sol.
Juan Silva fue arrestadc
afoche por acometimiento y agre.
sion.
Hoy cumplieron sus conde.
mas en- la carcel municipal Jose
Centeuo, Mateo Soto, Manuel Ala
mo, Juan Villanueva y Emilio
Franco.
I'll guardia de la policit
Jes1s NJ. Maristanes, ha sido nom
brado en- servicio especial, como
detective, en- Aguadilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09
GGrgGMM

Cdranse sin tenor que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta,
faringitis, amigdalitist ronqueras,
cosquilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones
de voz, anginas, con las Pastillas
Houde a la Cocaina.
Sn uso Sc recomienda especial
mente a los oradores, profesores, can
tantes, y todas las personas que ia
tigan su voz por un trabajo excessive
Para evitar toda deception, qu,
3udiera ser grave, exljase la firm,
>Houde) sobre la faja de garantla d.
sus Pastillas.
En- venta en- todas las buena
farmacias, Dep6sito: 80, rue Albouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09

liza vluda de Pardo, contra Rosaura
Morales y contra los d, mas herederoe
y causa-habientes de Ia indicada Ma
ria Joeefa Morales cuyos nombres '
domicilios desconoce en- la isla el de-
1naudante, Sc sirva maniarla tramitar
con emplazamiento personal de la Ro-
saura y por edictos de los demas Y en- /.
su dfa, dicte sentencia condenaudoles
mancomunada y solidariamente alpa.
go de los 145 dollars, las costas, gas
tos extrajudiciales de la demanda e
intereses legales. = ,.'.f Z
Y Sc noti6ca a ustedes que de no
comparecer q contestar dicha deman-
da dentro de los cuarenta dfas, eide
1nandante podra pedir Sc le conceda
10 solicitado en- la demanda, 4 cuyo
fin este edicto Sc publicara en- un pc.
ri6dico de la isla por igual termino y
una vez cada semana, para que sirva
de citaci6n y emplazamiento dichos
demandados.
Extendida bajo mi 6rma en- Ba-
yam6n, Puerto Rico, hoy 7 de Agosto
de 1907.
GU1LLERMo RENGEL.
Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09
La iiIJA MALBfTA
hombre medic la la msma bala ha herdo
(.

hombre medic de la misma baa ha hedo
tamben su mujer!
" 81 estuviese Juan acusado falsamente?
-Vos lie defendeis, gracas gracas sos muy bueno
Pero sc odo que ha ocuo Fremcourt ante ue Juan
permanec6 duraute aqe terrible noche cuando Sc lie
ha pgunado d6nde haba do que hba hcho Sc ha aevdo
contestar aqu ante mi, cuando los gen
darmes haaon escoa deagada ha enido aguna frae
defenderse? No. Dingra comerzaba tener miedo All!
Pedro esta prdda !ben perdda Pero ha
obado 10 uro Al entrar aquea maana, 81 hube
tendo joyas moneda lacaso 10 hubese ocutado aqu
Sin duda.
La usticia vino aver 10 han regstrado todo e amaro
desvan los granero hasta los colchones han encon
trado NADIA.
-Vaiente Juan, pens6 Rouvenat, ha quemado las
La pobre esposa vov6 orar ocutando e rosro su
deanta
Genoveva, dio Rouvenat en- Ia granja omamo todoS
la desgacia que aAige e eo Meer quiere no
e nada Tomad boso hay aqu cieno ncuenta fran
Genoveva quiSo rehusar
Tomadlo, nsisto Rouvenat os 10 mando Por 10 demAs
Genoveva vendre menudo 10 epito el senior Meler
abandonaT Mas tard encargaa de educar hace ms
uir vueslro hio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09

SebO de res q $4K.
Cafe corriente nominal.
cAMBIos coRRIENTEs
Londres check 4 $4.8ea$4. 60
Paris $3A D.
Hamburgo check 224 a. D.
New York Kp8.P.
Espafia a 12H a13D.
ACCIONES
Banco Territorial $50.
Banco de Pto. Rico a $28 ago.
American Colonial Bank a 13c
4 400.
CEDULAS HIPOTEcARIAs
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola:
Emisiones g. y s. $50.
Idem g. $1oo.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
Sin operaciones.
BUQUEs ANUNCIADOs
Vapor cubano. sMaria Herrerap,
procedente de la Habana y escalas
intermedias recalara del Il al ID
del corriente.
Vapor americana USan luana sa-
liz de New para esta el 7 del Co
rliente.
Vapor americana sCoamoS cor
destino a New York, zarpara DE-
este puerto Ell 10 del actual.
Vapor espaiiol ePuerto, RicoD sa'
li6 de Canarias para esta el 80 de-
pasado.
ENTRADAS
De New York, vapor americana
aSenecaS.
DE LA ISLA
Vapor americana rCoamo.
SALIDAS
Para New Orleans, vapor ameri
cano xArkadias.
cOSTANERoS
No hubo.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
TRAvESIA
aSenecaS descargando.
sCoamoS cargando.
At. w. DamS descargaudo.
tOrlando v. Woodeens desca1
gando.
sGracebel TaylorO pendiente.
cosTANERos
sAla Blanca0 Naguabo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-09

PRINCIPALS ARTIcULos
Arrooes: De particle 4 Jap6n
$4&sA.
Idem valenciano de- 6A & 7 por
extreme de clases.
Ajos de 80 ctvs. a 40.
Bacalao $7H a7A.
Sardinas ahumadas rs q l6 CEN
tavos.
Cebollas espaholas $3K.
1desn americans s..
Garbanzos M q 10.
Habichuelas americans colora-
das largas SIX. BlaAcas america
mas 4.
Hariua de trigo $3.50 & $50.
1dem de maiz & s..
Jamones 1915 Ar.
Iab6n Rocamora 6; americana,
4aK y M.
Mantsca $o en- u y en- cajas
ds$s11.
Mantequilla de $1s 4 "A.
Pasta del pals $3.50 a..
Papas alnerioanas SIX a2H
Tocino SIS.
Tasajo $SA a9.
Qussos americanss $17H. Pata-
grks 20.
Leche eondensada sAguila' q IS.
1dem sCruz Rojas $4A.
Idem magnolia $4H.
DEL PALS
Az6car para el consume:
Mascabado olaro de $4A.
De miel claro q s..
Centrifuga claro de II q S.
Americana de S. q $sH.
De Ponce $3A 4 ~.
Ron 40 grades Cartier q $r.so
centavOs gallon pagados R. Inter
uas.
Maiz say.
Tabaco, nominal.
pREc1os DE- CoMPRA
Algod6a 4 $6&$6H.
C,scos de Isa 1s millar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

travel-but it is a question whether that concession would be as much to his advantage as to have safer tracks on which to travel and better faeili- ties to insure prompt arrival at his destination. and guarantee that his goods will be transported and delivered with dispatch. We are. therefore, not Justified in considering railroads enc mics to the public, but we are inter- ested in their credit being maintained so that we cannot only have better transportation facilities for our present needs. but enable them to provide for any development in the future.
 l have never taken any position eN- cept that the railroads operating in this state should be held under req sonabLe restraint by the law, and sh ould be required to treat the public with fairness and justice.
 1t will be remembered that the clause in the state constitution providing for uuadrennal sessions of the legislature was inserted therein because the people at large felt that the frequent meetings or the legislature were disturbing to the business interests of the state, and that so many opportunities should not be of fered for making and repeating laws. Ev- idently we have not made much progress so far in keeping the spirit of the con stitution in this respect It has never been customary in this country to call extra sessions for Congress or the legis- lature of the state except in emergencies
 This is not written with the eXpecta- ton that anything I might say would influence the action of those who may be responsible for calling the extra session of the legislature, neither with any in tention or purpose of provoking any con- troversy, but simply from sense of duty as citizen, hoping that our people may take counsel with their sober thoughts and endeaNor to accomplish, by law or otherwise, whatever may seem necessary in a way that is the least disturbing to all of the interests of the state. We can not afford to set our state back in it's material growth, for we need the help of every one to bring 1t to that destiny which we think 1t is entitled to reach.
 T. G. BUSH
 Rirmingham September 2S. 1907.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

son, although in this case it was chosen
 because the family are only just emerging from their mourning. The most effective gown WIS white taffeta prlncesse dress, straight and rather loose In front, which
 was covered with garands of wistaril painted by hand by famous French flower painter the gown completed by long mantle of purple chiffon. one layer only. which hung loosely from the shoul- ders in modified klmona form, q purple velvet border weightinS if. Her huge white tule cloche hat was trimmed with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

a gigantic bunch of purple flowers, and
 the hat was set back on the head over a bandeau of pearls and emeralds-which
 precious stone is worn In court mourn ing-emerald and diamond hat pins stab ping the hat and also looping up the locks of hair about the brim. She wore many other jewels on bosom and arms.
 One other stunning woman, the mother of the bride. wore rivere of diamonds under her large hat of white tulle and white aigrettes Her gown was in white crepe de chine richly embroidered in sou
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

The trimming consisted of several punches of different kinds of flowers, but all in purest white, roses, lilies, morning glories, marguerites. A final touch was given their toilettes by large, very soft scarves of white tulle entirely untrimmed. The bride was noticeable especially by her splendid lace veil and by the high and completely closed crown Of Easter liles that was posed high atop of her head and from which her veil hung without covering her face at all. the effect very stately and herarchical.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

tache and cut on Renaissance lines with panels of Irish lace, long loops of pearls hanging below her waist
 The six demoiselles d'honneur wore soft frocks of white q 'espirit unstiffened. with bretelles and sashes of white Lib erty ribbon, gumpe. la Verge of white tulle over a high giumpe of tiny Valen- ciennes lace frills. Their sleeves were long and of shirred tulle with puffs at the top, and purple were their shoes and stockings, purple their huge tulle, bell shaped hats, purple taffeta lining them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29
PURPLE AS A WEDDING COLOR. Splendid Effect of Its Use in the Cor.
 teqe of a Smart French Wedding.

From Paris Letter 10 dVogue.
 Purple is ever much the rage. and made splendid effect in the cortege of the last magnificent wedding of the sea-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29
MY GUARANTEE-F
TRAIL MEN

Are built up and made strong, a strength that lasts. New life Is given them by my new method.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-17
additional Sporting News on Page 7.
LOCAL DIAMOND DUST

Those who read the Bulletin last
evening were surprised to learn that
Barney Joy had been made an oner by
the St Louis American League team
Various opinions We're expressed on
1.-The merits of this story. 1t comes first
handed from Barney himself but it
seems hard for an outsider to belleVe.
Should Joy have received this offer
lit will have been the first time that
an unknown, such as JOY, was ever
made such proposition.
Here is a lad who goes from Homo
zulu, a city unknown in baseball, joins
San Francisco, which is a third rate
team. loses his first two games and IS
itouted as a green one at the business.
To think that a man with such rep
should be offered such chance seems
impossible.
.IOv has signed for two seasons with
the Frisco team and if he proves to
he such a wonder Mr. D. Long, mall
ager of that team, will make a nice
piece of money by selling JOY. The
mere fact that Long is holding JOY
argues that the latter must have somo
future or at least has the ear marks
of a conner. Time alone will tell.
Barney is dissatisfied, that is sure.
1t plainly shows up in all reports re-
ceivcd and as long as this state of al
fairs prevail he will never make good.
| A pitcher can not do himself justice
when he Is not suited.
Joy is big, strong lad and has
all of the qualities that go to make up
successful pitcher. We predict thai
the longing to get back to his native
land will be too strong.
!: :: :;
The Rams are in a bad way for Sat
urday's game against the Diamond
Heads. 1t is reported that Miller, thell
shortstop, has gone to Kauai and VIII
not be here for the game. kuhina
their first baseman, has bad hand
having been hit by a pitched ball in
last Saturdays same. This will cause
the Rams to make material Shift III
their team and it will cause general
shake up.
Lemon is back from the Coast ant
may be seen at his old post in the field
He has had absolutely no practice ant
sreat things tan not be expected o.
him. If the Diamond Heads play as
good game tomorrow as they did Oh
last Saturday they will have goot
chance for this came.
u " :.
Hampton has not yet hooked up witt
any team and the bunch that can plac
Kim first will secure his services. HAM
is valuable man to any team. ii
can play most any position as well
pitch. He is a strong batter and YER
fast on the base lines.
:: ): !:
Oahu College team is still practic
ing and will probably play couple o
I:nore games this season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-17
BURNS--0'b RIEN FIGHT

Los Angeles May S,-Rugged Tommy
Burns outfouGht Jack O'Brien for the
full twenty rounds in their fight before
the Pacific Athletic club tonight and
was given well merited decision after
the final round by Referee Charles
Eyton.
From the start it was apparent to
the spectators that it takes two to
make a fight. O'Brien had to avail
himself of every inch of the ring to be
able to stall off the determined rushes
of his opponent and save himself the
ignominy Of having a knockout charged
against him at this late day in MS
career as a boxer. Whatever the rea-
son, he made an unexpectedly poor
showing both in stamina and hitting
power and in judgment of distance.
Apparently trained to the hour. from
outward appearances, he seemed I'M
certain of his fighting powers from
start to finish and was 10th to put
;himself to the test of the sharp compe-
titiOn which was expected of a man or
the caliber of Burns.
One round was almost identical with
another, Burns being always the ag-
gressor, while O'Brien was kept on the
run. Whenever O'Brien showed Will
ingness to mix matters, and this was
at intervals few and far between,
Burns at once commenced to punish
him severely.
Contrary to all expectations, O'Brien
was badly cut up during the progress
of the fight and at its close he was faf
from the gay young blade that he us
ually is when on parade. Burns did
not show mark as the result OF the
conflict Both of O'Brien's eyes were
badly cut while his nose, which had
been damaged in his last fight with
Burns, also came in for severe bonn
bardment. The injury to his eyes
would have had the effect of impairine
his Judgment of distance, but he used
so few of his opportunities in this re-
spect that it could hardly be called a
handicap to him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-17
II have come back to this countr!

Il have come back to this country
expressly to force a fight with SqulreS
said Johnson on board the Sonoma. Il
met him when first went to Australla
last February and offered to fight him
in sixteen days. He replied that ne
first wanted to meet Jeffries. Why, he
wouldn't last a minute with Jeffries'
He is very much overrated man. But,
whatever he is, | am ready to deposit
$1,000 for a fight to take place in three
weeks from now for any purse, and
at any time, any place and any weight,
81 was matched to fight Mally jack
son, Maori and considered very
good man in the ring, but cancelled the
engagement in order to hurry back
here. on the heels of Squires and make
match with him. 1t is Squires for
line. | will wire Sam Fitzpatrick al
New York tonight, and try through him
to make a match with Squires. | made
friends in Australia who would back
me for million dollars. But SquireS
packer, Wren of Melbourne, IS the
kingpin of his kind in Australia, ant
heartily believes Bill Squires is tho
best of his kind | am in the best o
condition, though, and am only to-
| anxious to meet Squires.'
When Johnson left the steamer 1T
went directly to Oakland and will maxi
his home there for some time.