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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
SPRINGFIELD.

Park F.aMadison is spending few
days at SALISBURY.
Miss Mabel Kendall of Charlestown
was in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Whitney spent
Sunday at Felchville.
Lewis Herrick of Connecticut made a
short visit in town last week.
Walter Slack is spending week at
the ClaremOnt camp grounds.
Miss Angie Thomas spent Sunday
with Mr.. Baldwin of Felchville.
The Windsor county soldiers reunion
will be held at Bethel Thursday, August
%.
Mrs. Charles Joselyn and son Eddie
are visiting her sister in Belmont, N.
H.
Misses Kate Corbett and Kate Car
mody are away on two weeks visit at
Boston.
Miss Eva Bisbee has returned from
Belmont where she has been several
weeks.
Harry Chandler and wife of Worces-
ter, Mass, are spending few days in
town.
Mr.. McNair returned to his home in
Nova Scotia last week after several
months in town.
Robert Spindler died August II. The
remains were taken to Otter River,
Mass, for burial.
Mark Adams of Lowell, Mass, is
making short stop in town with rela-
tives and friends.
The managers of the Springfield agri-
cultural fair are talking of having bal
loon ascension September II.
d. f. Stafford and wife of East Bos-
ton are making their annual visit to
friends and relatives in town.
Misses Clapp, Rowe and Wheeler, all
of Fair Haven, Conn.,, are spending a
few weeks with Dexter Lockwood.
The concert under the management
of Miss Belle Brown, of which notice
was given last week, has been post
poned until later date.
Miss E. May Bryant, graduate of
Miss Lucy Wheelock's kindergarten
training class, Chauncey Hall, Boston
will open kindergarten in the Golden
Cross hall, September 3. The first term
will be 10 weeks.
Springfield is to be favored with a
concert of unusual excellence on Tues
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
Cruelty Surprised.
From Detroit Free Press. I

When the gentleman at the desk had
attended to the cases of various appli-
cants, he turned to a pleasant faced,
well dressed man who was patiently
awaiting his chance to get in.
'Well," he said to him with smile,
"what can do for you to-day?u
Nothing" was the quiet response.
"Ah, that's pleasant; everybody
seems to want some sort of a favor
Come in and sit down; you are relief
The pleasant faced man bowed and
accepted the invitation. "On the other
hand" he said, when he was comfort
ably fixed, 81 want to give you some
thing"
"That's nicer than ever,n smiled the
host. give heard that it was better TO
give than to receive, but I've never had
much chance to try both.'
The visitor took a book out of his
pocket.
81 want to give you," he said. bow
ing again, Gan opportunity to put YOUR
name down for the finest work ever
sent out by any publishing firm in
~ but he never finished the SEN
tence
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
An Appeal to the s. p. G. A.
From L ippincott's.

Our Dotty, who constituted herself
the foster-mother of the broken-Winged
sparrows and all other creatures that
came to grief in the neighborhood, de-
scended on them like brooding. shell
tering dove, and bore them lovingly in
to the house. Milk was warmed. and
this, with the freedom of the kitchen.
given them in white china saucer.
having blue edge. The cook gave the
milk ungrudgingly; but as for the free
dom of the kitchen, this she soon re-
voked, and pronounced a sentence of
Punishment instead.
What to do Dot didn't know. I sup-
gested that she write to Mr.. Bergh. 4
day or two of deliberation and sharpen-
ing of lead-pencils, and then this care
fully printed letter went to that gentle
mans address:
ODER MR. BUG
You DOANT KNO ME BUT NV PAnA
SAYS HE KNOS You THARE WARE BIN
wlTHoT ANA MANA AND i C DaoTTfR AZ
THARE MAMA AND THE CUK SAYS SHE
CANT Ant AND IN 1 PAPA SAYS HE HAssENT GOT
BASKIT AND TAX THEM AVA AND H ia Z
GUD CAR OF THEM
"Dotty DiMpLE
with every ring of the bell that day
Dotty ran to see if it were not "Mr
Bug Hardly had the letter been five
minutes posted before she looked for an
answer.
And one came sooner than expect
ed. Next morning, while we were still
at breakfast in the basement, tap came
at the window. The maid who an
swered it said that a colored man bear
ing basket on his arm wanted to know
If "Dotty Dimple lived there"
"Oh, it's Mr.. Bug! Mr.. Bug!, shout
ed Dot, and was at the window i'm a
jiffy, leaving hot muffin untouched
on her plate.
The colored man explained that he
was not Mr.. Bergh,-that is, not exact
ly. But he had been sent by that gem
tleman to take care of three motherless
kittens which, according to a letter re-
ceived by Mr.. Bergh, were at this
house.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
wEATHERSFIELD.

The board of civil authority will hold
an adjourned meeting at the town
clerks office Saturday, September, l at
2 o'clock p. m. to complete the check
list for freemen's meeting.
The Republican caucus held Friday,
August II, made the following nominal
tons: For representative, Fred H.
Nichols; for justices of the peace. John
Spafford, d. w. G. Thrasher, Joshua
Upham, George G. Moore, A. III. Vince
Ter, w. G. Cram, Fred A. Putnam.
The board of civil authority held Au-
gust IS, appointed as ballot clerks for
the coming freemen's meeting from the
Republican party, Joshua Upham, John
Murry; from the Democratic party.
George G. Wilson, M. J.. Bixby.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
sAxToN's RIVER.

Miss May Spaulding of Bethel is Wis
iting at Alfred Spaulding's.
Miss Annie Bemis passed fortnight
Mrs. Il. HI. Hughes will sojourn will
| friends in Spencer, Mass, for season
F. B. Locke and DIR. Williams were
present at the summer school, Chester
Friday.
DR.. Pettengill caught the concrete
fever, and it has left it's marks on his
premises.
Frank B. Scofield and family are en-
jOying the GOODNESS of the air of the
mountains.
Mrs Ransom E. Smith is visiting q
sister in Petersham, Mass. Miss Della
and Eugene are there also.
Charles w. Osgood and G. f. Simonds
and their families occupy cottage at
Lake Warren for ten days.
Several of our home-guard visited
camp Holbrook on Governors day,
starting early and returning late.
Miss Almira J. Boswell of Provi-
dence, r. l., passed part of her vaca-
ton with her friends near her former
home.
Walter Foster is with his older broth
er at Williamstown, Mass. He goes
thence to Connecticut to take charge of
a school.
The aggregate amount paid by indi-
viduals to Mr.. Adams of Fitchburg,
Mass, for concrete walks is understood
to exceed $1,000.
The primary class of the Baptist
Sunday school are indebted to their
friends for a set of comfortable and
beautiful chairs.
The sidewalk beyond the upper
bridge and near the school building has
skillful concreters.
Another straw-ride, and supplement-
ed by a corn-roast, this time at Rev.
Lea chs. The occasion was melodious,
if the return indications were correct.
Mr.. Dodge and gang of carpenters
from Bellows Falls are making rapid
progress with Mrs. Walkers house on
Pleasant street. The frame went up
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. B. Locke, Mrs. Ella Walker
and Mrs. Warner RECALLED the class of
'8S, V. A., ON the occasion of their re-
union last Friday, the repast being
served at Mrs. Locke's.
Lieut.. G. w. Gatchell will present in
the Baptist vestry Sunday evening at
7.30 O'Clock the paper he read at the
convention at Mechanicsville, "The
Sunday school, it's mission and meth
ods.o All friends of Sunday schools
are cordially invited to hear him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
ANDovER.

Miss Reed is visiting at A. Feltt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard and child are
at her fathers, S. Pinney's.
Mrs. Lucy West and John Smith and
family have moved here from Grafton
into Mrs. Vests house.
Mrs. Harriet Kinds of Gardner, Mass,
is visiting her brother and niece, w.
w. Ward and Mrs. G.. S. Leonard.
Mrs. Emma Pierce and child of
Springfield, Mass, and Miss Martha
Turner of Weston visited their sister,
Mrs. II. /. Walker, last week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
Doings of a Contrary Man.
From the Washington Star. i

From the Washington Star
"Talkin' about Chickens" said the
oldest inhabitant; 81 used ter tex a
great interest in fancy poultry"
SCOT some big uns?"
"Nope. l bred 'em fur small.u
"You allus wus the cOntrariest man
in this sectiOn.n
"Well, it was my notion. 1 KEEP
gettin' 'em smaller an smaller, tell
they wus no bigger'n reed birds. Them
was fine eatin', l tell ye"
Mus have laid mighty little eggs.'
''The eggs was what / was after.
Why, sir, finally got things down to
whur the hens laid eggs no bigger'n
hailstones.n
And the auditor snorted Indignantly
and remarked that there was sech a
thing as contrariness maxim man
totally onfit fur mixin' in society.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
qtrn.

DAf-ln Jamaica August l6, Franklin E.
Day, aged 81 years, months and IS days.
RODGERS-In South Royalton August IL,
Aionzo Rodgers. aged 6s years.
SAfLES-ln NARROW, August IA, Linzie r.
Sayles, aged So years.
TAfLOR-In Weston, August 20, James
Taylor, aged 10 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
A Deadly Revenge.
From New York Press. I

From New York Press
you've had row with Footlite and
his wife, | hear, and got the worst of
1t" said the proprietor of the theater to
the stage manager.
Yes" said the latter, gloomily, "but
III get even with them, you bet"
'How?'
"Ill cast them for the lovers in the
next piece.n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
A Clear Case of Insanity,
From New York Press.

From New York Press.
81 had a narrow escape this morn
ing.n
"Indeed, How?v
81 was shaved by an insane barber.n
Gracious. How did you discover
that he was insane?'
.'He did not talk to me, didn't say
my hair was falling out and needed his
hair restorer, and let me go without
saying that a shampoo or a sea foam
was the very thing my scalp required"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
Worthless Investments.
From New York Press. I

"Ive given a wedding present to
every couple that's been married in this
town for the last ten years. said Mrs.
Badlinsed, land all for nothing.u
"How is that?' asked her neighbor.
"Why, my daughter, Mary Jane, has
Just eloped and got married."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
murrien.

CAREY, EVANS-In Townshend, August
20 by Z. ID, X. Meacham, Curtiss Carey of
M1nona, Wis., and Miss Marion Evans of
Townshend.
FISH. RUSSELL-In keene, n. H., August
20 by Rev. James Cairns, William y. Fish of
Bellows Falls and Miss Mabel F. Russell Of
keene.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23

day evening, August 2s. The artists
are Mary Howe, sopranos; William
LAWN, tenor; Ill. Carleton Slack, bari
tone; Lucien Howe, pianist. The abil-
ity of all the artists is well known, and
the concert will doubtless receive large
patronage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23

You cannot say you have tried everything
for your rheumatism until You have taken
Ayers Pills. Hundreds have been cured of
this complaint by the use of these pills alone.
They were admitted on exhibition at the
Worlds Fair as a standard cathartic.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
Bnrn.

SHAWN Smokeshire, August Is, to Mr..
and Mrs William Shaw. daughter.
MCMAHON-In North Charlestown, August
III, to Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Mcmahon, a son.
sPRAGuE-In Bellows Falls. August is, to
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Sprague, a son, Lafayette
Phillip.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-23
Easy.
[Chicago Record.l

Sentimentalist-"W is more at
tractive than lovely home, made beau
tiful by woman's graceful presence?u
Cynic (promptly)-"A club"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01

VsrARciS De Ia Junts del infItigsbls preidsnte
do 10 Cruz Roia, docto don Pahlo Font ayudA.
10 por todoa los valiosoI elementos con que cuen.
tA Equslla eiudad. A las dc 10 mahSnA del dia
25 SO ce'ehr6 uolemps IpisA en- Ia que el iustrado
Padre Leoncio pronunci6 mn sermon AluSivo 81
lcto, eloCuente erudito como todoB Jos nuyoB
A las tres de Ia tSrda un gentio inmesSo invAdia
q Gale donde sata situado el edl6cio para pre-.
IenciSr su beudiei6n. Cosstituida Ia JuntG On
u salon 81 efecto prepArAdo, en- oil que 10 encon.
.rAbA 81 hlcSlde municipsl, Com ndsnte mi itar,
JueS de primera lnatancis demSs nerGoRRG in.
vitAd 8, Ia presidents Sefora dc Smonet recihi6
lSB llAves del cd fsio presentkndoAe lA pSrro
quiS 90 deECUhri6 el rstrato do 8 g. M M, 81
que daban guardia dc honor cust'o gSEtadores
isndo SAludado con uaa saliva dc 81 mOrtsreteS
Il miGmo tempo que Sc oian los acordes de Ia
nArcha resi-. Bendecido d edifcio, ID HsiorA prs
identA ey6 I'M aentido diScurAo. El doctor Font
iuhi6 Ia tribuns y ley6 tambien la AsmoriA
dispuesta manifeatapdo que al npoyo de los hu
nacaenos y !. beaevo erCia del Gobierno de
3. n. por habsr concedido ID Lotsrfa para L.
.onltrucci6n del Asilo SO hsbiS cite terminado
UASron de IL pAlAbra IL sehoIa dofia Ara ROGUE
81 ssior Mssfairer, oil Lsdo senor Poto1S, do
OSndido Martinez los RR. PP, Mariani Gar.
cia todOS que hlcieroa gala de 81 OrGtois
lluItraci6n recogiendo aplauIos. Sc di6 deIpu6S
una comida pGbliea los asilSdos que fueron ser.
vidos pOr las darnas que mponen 10 Junta
TAnto deiroche de carload tuvI fla con un mag
nifco bale que IL Cruz RoiA" di6 en- los salonsS
del "Club Union, Gdofnado este de blsncO y
roi0. All vines la gehorita Lucia GuzmsD
lu;iend rico trsje de seda blAacS; Alts, ssbsltS
de modRles delicados de ssquisito trAto; Alli vi
mos Lolita Perez, de ojoa IASgados, do bocs
pequsha, de aonrisA coastsnte; allf vinoB & Jus-
sita Cap6, slegre, dscidora, oportuRa; alN estA-
ban las Sehoritss Otero, Fin to BaiSniSa, Pepita
TiRajero, Conchita Varels, E.vira DamiS, Las SO.
hOritaS Rogue, Cecilia y Maria Oap6 y tRntSs y
tantas otraB que SeriR lntermipable E fuera 4 ha.
cor pdblicas las dotes Gu lidades dc que estGn
adorBadss. Luciendo 10 "OruK Roia" on el ola
dc Il levits, aGud endo todss parties procu.
xsndo ComplAcer haaka los mas inaignlfcantes
deSeoG de todoS eataba el doctor Font, presidea-
to de Is Abociaci6u, r:deAdo tSmbiSa del Jue1 10
primera lnstGncia, don Jesda CatrDsquillo, don
Ssrafin Noys, don Luis Shelly, cuyA aCtividad
butn gusto tanto So he visto luciF eStOH diSH,
ScompRnAdoB de otros muchos que componfln Ia
OomiGi6n de obBequio J ls verdad 30 dei6 que
d6seAr NADIA Ia gesti6n de diChos sshores. Sin
una nube que emps6aTA taAta algeria; como
sunple pm pueblo Civiliz do, di6 HumscAo
nueatraB de que 81 ea una ciudad pequeHR, albsr
ga en- So seno ups slma grade, gsneroaA NC
ole POI este camino es por aonde debtn ir la1
poblaCioBes que Sc precieR de cultRs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01
La bestia humana

Esa es ls denomination que merecs Ia pro.
tagopista del hecho que varnos ieferir cuyc
descubrimiento Hs debe Ia SCtividsd cello del
Inspector de pOlicfA don Manuel Amador. HG
aqui 10 que hssth noSotroS ha llegado que relA.
tamos sin ccmeHtErios. ExIsts en- PueltG de
TERRA una mia de seis siete shos de edad, La.
mada Belea mia de FelipA Aysls. e ia pc.
quenuela pareCe que estsbS 81 CuidadO 6 viva
con 50 msdrina Ramona Ortiz AIala, en- 81
mismo barrlo, en- la Gale de San Andres I'm
dia Is nina de References, en- hambre sia duda,
eogi6 ua pedszo de pan y Ia tslOz mAdrina, er
castigo, le at6 las mars y ech ndo sobre el an.
fre holas de platanoS seCaH, eape6 que Ardiesen y
consume 81 hor endO acto de qaemar aqusIl.
infel ambas manoB mauifsstAado dsVpu9s & IL
madre de ID daaventurada n ia que 10 habia Csi
DO deptro del ansfre y SO habiG hsuho 90 quems
luras que aun ostsata. Est version NOS Ia b.
referido ls mismA pequefus g. ri JuEgade d.
Saa Francisco con IL aCtiyidad de siempre, &C.
aoce del sSpnto. La nina de References hs
pAs do 81 hospital de Ia Conception. Merece Ill
salurouo aplauso el procsder del Esnor AmAdor y
.on justi sia 20 10 tributAmos. EsperemoG que el
Juzgado depurs eSoS hschoS, para que NO quedeR
lupuaes actou que solo pueden COmstsr Las bes-
tias humanas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01

Varios frances pu"liCiGtlU, artiUtas litera
toH, ID CAbeEA de los cusleu estSn Augustc
Vacquaire, Victoriano Sardou y PuviS de Ohs
yAnnes hAn elsvGdo & ID OamAra de los Diputa.
los una mOCi6n pidiendo que Sc splique Il let
4rammOnt en- las siudades donde IA autoridad
,dministrasivA permita Ias COrridas de toros
Los frmantss de ID petci6n indican los me.
diSs que eS precise tomar, que son:
l.0-Prohibici6R absolute de IL musrts del
toro.
2O-PrOhibici6n de que loE caballOs Sc pre-
tenten en- el ruedo.
La msyorfa de Ia preaSa francsSa aplauds,
como 81 natural y l6giCo, 81 prOysCto de Vac
queire, sardOu y. ChRvanneT.
La Icy GrAmmont-diCsn-no eHpecifca que
en- dstsrminAdau regioneS de Francis SO prohlba
y an otvaS 90 permlta martirizar loS animales
solo por e placer de verlOB Gutrir de yer correl
IL sangre; ID Icy estG hechR para toda Frsncia J
IN toda FranciS debe ser respetsda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01
Los FOsFOROs.

El amigo Mariana Abril en- las exceIente
sr6niCas que viene publicaAdo en- La Dsmocraesc
aCongeia 81 pals que go defenda contra el ostu-
pendo negoclo de los f6sforos que hAce pagar 4
IL pfovinciG una contribution annual indireCta de
ia mil durog.
BE aqui como Sc exprsua en- aguAoH para.
fos de esA er6nicA:
La guerra he de ir directs Ia misma ex.
plotsci6n. Sc atsca los iDtereseS del pals
Pues def6ndas0 este, ataeAndo q Bu vez los late.
resos del explotsdor.
Resistanse las faniliaS el pueblo todo &
consumir un solo f6sforo de ID fkbrica "BoIivar,
Artuza Co." hsbilftenEe yeHquercg, cerillsu,
ampSras de alcohol, cualquier procsdimieA to,
oor primitive que sea, de h&cer lumbre, antes que
comprar uno solo de esos f6sforoS que degpu6s
de todo son de 10 peor que 90 fabrica. En- los
EstGdos Uni los 80 fabricSA yeIqueroB de metal
para bolsillos muy barstos, que contienen una
yelita qus automSticamsnts % eRcieade forman.
do llams. CAda vehta dura por 10 menos un mea
Vendiendoss aqui cada yesqusro diez centavoB,
sale mucho mss econ6mico que CompraAdo los
f6af9roa 81 presic que aAteriormente tsniaR Indn.
desc el pals de esoB yeBqueros de modo que pue.
dan ir todas Ian manoS J 81 Gleancs SO hallen de
todas las clases por pobre1 que Iean, ID ftbriCs
de f6sforos tsndra que Capituar.
81 esto no fuese rosibls no diese resulta.
dos, introddEcanSe cerillas f6Aforos del extran-
garo, pues 81 Uiempro han de pagarse los dos Gen.
tavos por cajitp, prefsrlble eS emp arlOu en- ceri
las 8 f6sfO os extrangeros que BOmetsrss 81 pats
humildemente ser tributario de los se6ores
Bolivar, Arruza y Co"
Ests, deSpu6s de todo, seria Ia prOtestS mEs
digaa que el pals eEta en- el deber de realizsr
RsChSzenss de todos modos esas csiss de f6sfo
ros On cuyO interior va envuelto el mes irritante
de los moROpOlios, y aai deDOItraremos q. nues
!ro pafa no puede ser en- ningdn tempo juguete
de IN ComerciaBte nj de una empEes'. Des
gracisdo Puerto RiCo 81 no tuviese fuerzas para
luchar, no contra nm pOder, sinO contra una en-.
prsss
ImitemoI al pueblo de Barcelona, que cuaH.
do el Ayuxtamiento en- combination CON la en-
pgesa del gas quiEo explotarlo, les rechaz6 con
sal enc gis, que halta las fsuniliaa acowodadas
llegaroR & alumbrarEe con las primitivaa Velas
de sebo, vsueieHdO de ess mOdo aus explotsdo-
res que aUtsS q arruinarse prefrisron capitulAr''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01
Sc evtS ultimando 81 gran mobiliario IA

So eSt& ultimAndO el gran mobiliario del ex
pl6ndido HOTEL INSLATHRRA que dentrO de seis
ochO diaS Ge abrrG Sn esta Capital a servicio pd
blieo. ES IN estSblecimiento inStalado compile.
tamente & IL modsrRs, cor toda claUe de comodi-
dRdes para los seHOrIs paGAjeroS. Bssts desir
que gu COAtO no bAjS de 20 mil duros que hay
allf cuanto puedA deSsar Ia persona mas exijsnte
ssrG en- roalidad uno de los mas grandes y bien
Iispuestos hoteleB de les Antillas su servicio
gerE por el plan eurOpsO; % decir, que los ssdo-
res paSajeroS pOdr6n conner la carts & la hors
que mas lsS plAzcA. Para 81 pdblicO tambien .,
servirGn ComidAS on el restaurant del Hotel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01
ACLARAIORlA

En- nusutro Articulo Eobrs La CrimInoIidad
de Puerto RICO decfamos: Qua Ia fGmiliA NO eSta
cOnattuida en- Ia naayOrsa de Ia clAse prolstaria
de nueStro pueblo. haciamoH eStA a6rmACi6h
al yer Ia nutrda iStA de hijoS nGturAles que SO
obnervs en- ID eHtSdiaticA.
Leios de nuestro amino 81 trazGr tales lfneAs
eItaba offender la dana puertorriquena, quisn
amanos cual niaguRo, porque hijoS de padres
somog pusrtOrriquehoS nSCimoA
J una DANA pusrtorriqus6S AmAmoS.
Sirva este de aclaratoriA los que guiados
de plausible cello han dAdo Interpretation err6neG
{ nueStras fraser. Nos retraCtari AmoB, si Sc nos
convsnCieHe, que hemoB ofepdido en- 10 mas mini,
mo ID dana puertorriqueda. *.
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Reeortannop del o. Damonraeia n.l 49,.

RscortRmoB de LA Democraeia y: Cop
motive de AuestrA cawpAnA contra eI monopolio,
hsmoB racibido un Obsequio verdadersrnents
oportuno. OonSiSte On ma preclosa l6mpars
que airve para encsnder lOs Cigarros para otro
uso cuAlquiera de ESQ genero. Ncs 10 eav{a IN
eatuBiastA compAtriotA y 70 empiexa prsutsr
sus BervicioB en- nusstro deSpacho. En- Ii rsdsc.
sion dc LA DemOcrRCia", dc hoy On adelanta No
SO gaBtan f6sforos. El meohero es.6 siempra ~.
sendidoy disposition do Cuantos quierSR uti.
liEsrlo. Es un mauiO prkCtco de hacer guerra
Al privilego 81 todos 10 lmitaran, cads cusl
CON l"S recurBoD que su ingenIo 10 surgiera, 81
plivileGio deaapRrecerfR. Aqut prsaicAmOS con
81 OjempIo"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01


III Oomit6 local dsl p 'rtldo AutonomiSts do
Oamuy hA qusdado COnStituidS en- Ia fOrmG ii.
yuients:
Fresidente honOrSriO, don HoaoriO HsrnGn.
dsEy QuijAno. Presidents, don Juan r. Rivera
: Rivera ViCe-p presidents, don Juan A. Casa.
daH y Morales TsSorero, don Pedro AmAdor '
P6vaE Tesotero suplents, don Frutos Firpi '
OOl6s. seCretario, don Jose 8. Claudio Bisra
5sCrstArio AuplenLs, don Juan PlG Gonzales.
VoCAleI. don jose q. OOrdeco Vargas, doa
Oaofre Morelly ValsE, don Jose de JeSGI ' Gil
De TsbOada, don AntOSiO vale Lopez, ! don
jose Martinez y Lopez Suplentes, doe Lucia.
40 Rivera, doa jose Ma HsrnSadsx, don Diopi.
sio HernSadez, don GregOriO Rodriyu don JO.
a6 \. JOrert y VidOt, don Eugsaio LOpsS, don
JOSt Nicolas Perez, don Ramon Perez, don PO.
Ire HsrnandeE .sireriO, doa Manuel Martinez
Ion TONES Cabrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01

Hablan algunoI ColegaS de que la emprsus
del acueducto de este Capital, deberfa dar pne
danGa pava obtsner 10 pr6roga solicitada lie
smpreSa hs gaItadO solo en- Rio piedras hAsLa ls
fscha, (ain COntGI 10 gAStAdO en- IRglatsrraA II 10
que gaStArfa siguiendo OS trabsjou, mas de trein.
Is mil durol 81 llegA ID tuberia , ttiVes que De
eSperau despueI de cOncsdda ID pr6roga, eSe
gaStO aumentark treBcientOS mil. .lNo aerf
ere piquito garsntia au6CieRte para demoBtrar
que tandremoB aCueduCto?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-01
Al PUBLICO

AutorlSAdoS dubluAlAunte, ~ juicio, lOB
lue SuscnDen han reAlizAdo Ia VeatS de ID ma
luiuSriR y ferro cArril de 10 HaciendG MULAS,
IIroPeds sn participation Do NOyA HsrnGA.
isE on liquidAci6n J como cOnSscuensiA dc eSA
vsRta 90 puSisron disposition de Ia liquidAdOrG
Iona Tomasa MartiueE dos mil pesos IniciAdo
pOr eltA procedimieAtO CrimiEal, los que suIsri.
osn 90 han rsservado Ia reclamation de pOriui.
;icS, que consider afsctoS esos dos mil peaOI,
10 hAcsn I6blico para lmpedir 81 trASmi1itn,
que Pudiera dAr lugAr aCORtisndAu judiClAsI:
RSd'tgSeS limos. y B'LtrdH en- liquid Aci6a. .--aa.
0arAaet6n FFtas Rig de Noya Asrndndsa. s-l