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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-27

ilem ile1n idem a So 90, mpraos por S. de
A Figueroa. RI cafe Sc ootiza & los mismos
precios que revistamos aver.
Xxx LA sido desestimaao ell credito soIici
talo por el ayuntamiento de Rio -piedras, para
psgo de alquileres tle las casas que ocupan las
o6cinas ae la oGcialil3d a las 6rdenos del
Goberna]cr General.
**., Los gi1oa sc hallan actua,mente en-
esta capital 4 los aigaientes tpos: I.ondres,
3 dlv IS 55 & Ilc,n 90 d1v., $3.50 6. Pa
ris, ~ p5. Madrid Barcelona, 80 pg D..
Provino;as, 33 p5. Nueva York, n p5
uabana, 50 p3.
z*x Iiu Ia sna,irugala de aver contrai;son
matrimon;o Ell Ia Santa Iglesia -Catedral, 81
arte%ano don Manuel Benito, con la senorita
dona Carmen Aya|a.
x*x u na aeiloTa, Vc,:;n Ii: la cale dc La
Fortaleza, Eartcip5 i Is poiicfa one IN ndivi-
duo ueeconocdo habla ostsGlo eu su casa ell Ola
26, suplcAndole c pagasa s1iedio billete del
sorteo del 20 del a:tua, <le oi>'er dc un cu51a-
do suyo, lIevantlo al efac1a Una ]ista de I.o=
terra dc la misma fecha, doude aparecfa pre-
mlado e} blllete cen pesos. La sei1ora
page clncuenta pesos, parte en- tinero el resto
en- billetes del prGximo so1tco. Aver motto que
la lista habfa sldo sup|anta;'a pa,es e! nl,nero
pralniat;o era 81 l,90l apareciendo en- Ia lista
cl n1ismo n1ulero con Ii suplantac6n de Ia de-
poiiela y las cilioo horaa ostaba capturado q
desconoeido eatsfator, que result5 ser Manuel
Jua:g Fernandez (a) por1ugu6s, odznplios
Juan Eli5er (a) Na:acoI I;oenciado tlsi presidio
captura.zo e1 ,}:n1er5 Gil oata capital el eegun-
do eli Catano, e<' han rccupe<o Ia mayor parts
de los bli!ctes, dAe!os en- pag> en- IN cstableci-
,al<:l1t) dc esta capital 7 SC contlnnan las pes
quisas para rocuperar los que faltan el meta
LEO. il5len po- Ia PoIicla!
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~ Ciroula Ia notioia de que el almirante
Miller ha siao nombrado jefe de la escoadra
norteamericana Ell el Pacf6co Mr. Mac K;nley
pasara cl verano en- las margenes del lago
Champ]ain. Mr.. Scherman, algo quebranta<}o,
sc ha!1a veraneando Long Island. Las
tropas tnrcas han empezado eyacuar L. The
salia.
detcnido ell barrio skfo a|3ajo>, g! indei<luo
Manuel Gumez Jer6ni1no Colon, por husto
de un caballo con montura don Antonio
Rivera ieubio, los que fueron puestos i tlispo-
sieldn del Juzgado de instracciIn d. Ia ciu1'ad
de Utualo.
*** ala Balanza llama Il IA CoEREspoN~
DENc1A cl perlodico >3e los zagaanes. jClaro!
desde su aEtura laos mira tan chiquirritos como
soInoa estrgna fraaoolog{a dc euantc
b|anco y potchouM para demostrarlo. ;I,o que
pucdc IL cduoaci6n periolistioa:! Sin en1bar-
go, dice que los ;noonlcionales nos leen nos
Green, 10 czuzl"e eqnivale 4 docir de
llglonarios qno @ogng>eeros. ;'1iene xI4a
Bahamas naanara do ezj1bon0r:. ...
~ 81. ha ro.njt:do Ia roaou-i6n lie Ia
Diputaci5n ]'royincial 81 eSpediente promoyido
per varios ayul:antes de Obras Pubiicas solici-
tando Ia expedition su favor de Tituloa de
A3risncnsoros y Enaestroa De obraH, y las dill
genclas sobEo aulnento dc sueldo il ia profeso-
ra 2c YaucJ ;iolls Ines Caparr6a.
~ Don Sinpicio diacutfa anocho con
su cara mital' y le ;ic3la: ''Mira, inujer, de-
seuganate: el major calzaao que Sc yendo hoy
en- Ia capital, sin l}sI.uta, cl de :Ej PO2>eZar,
San Francisco 80. H4oo allo que coppr6
allf este par Sc b>:oo9ufos, lpiralcs estan CO.
NO IL ;>rimer1 Lpr3. Z ESQ que ii. sabes que
70 10 raro L. n*ta.
~ Scnc 81 I;aratilo en- <3i Jlbarito2,
San Justo, frontt !, <La Malorquinao. ol
que 10 10 q4lcsa GREER, quo vaya allf. Padro
sabr;. dem oat:ar 10 que cecinos.
~ Contomplo, Gid, tt. aiioion-- oigo ol
trista cono;crto que suona desdo el convento:
| eel sou1bzero, el a1unoio y tu SERMON Ve1
los somireros-111oj jorea sin que disguste 4 MIN
guno,-A to,os 1os napraloros-que guston
en- roalldad ,son los que rccibo III CA,cA,--
San Francisco c;ncuonta uno.
~ Aver Sc vendieron glfos sobre Madrid
con intervention del corrcdor se1or Ze1bi, al
80 por ciento premio.
.*a Conyiono saier qao las gasas de eeus
de todos coloree, &c 1notro y plco de sncho, Sc
vcn<len en ol Ba=a? lie JOS Paisnnos, s. tantos cen
tavos vara; que hay tiras bortla>7as, de olaso
fna; que hay calzado garantizado que es TODD
| suela; que pcrfumerfa NADIA falta, re-
| aurlen, que Los P<isonos siemp1c venlen
| n2ucho, que son los que !levan Ia batuta en- el
gran concerto de Ia plaza.
! *. Sc vendleron aver en- competencia en-
esta capital, 98 sacos azuoar <lo 2 ., clara, gra
no fuerto, hacienda ePlazuelaa, a *3 -s5, COM
prados por S. dc Vijando y Compaflfa, 81
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al mismo tempo la oprmia las nanos = Sc las
besaba.
Teresa tena los ojos fios los ladrlos del pso,
sabcndo que decid asaltada
sarfa mare hermanoa por pecesidad de ocuar
vergenza 10 successive inevitable tamb6n por aque
Paris cuya vision la causaba espanto.
Bruscamente separ5 de las del Official, c-
vantan1ose le dijo o6lera:
- -iS, partir6 ISL refugiar6 Paris de que
quero regalo ninguna espece! Vuesro
diuero queaa los dedos! ME parece que egunda
cafda peor que la primera! ;Vivr anor2 80 mo
quero! iPreferra MORN! los he dicho aver todas mis-
angusas mis- remoraimentos iVos hab6is eexonado! -
yo tambi6L! liza cratura que tenlra padre
sea! iSu malre hara por ella pueda ~
ados!.. los he anlado mucho dfas PRO
carar6 ovidaros! iseparemonos!
Esa resouci6n fu6 tan mprevista que eaptn qued6
instante aturddo estupefacto.
5Qu6 10 que aquea muchacha habfa credo? Quo>
casarfa ella?
Ea idea lie parec6 tan extraa al oven, que sonrisa
sarcastica asom6 sus labios.
La desgraciada comprendi6 la ronfa Y do con vi
-
-iCaballero los uro que pobre cabeza ha habfdo
cAoulo nj ambc6n iHe cedido Sc que cobard
cual sufr@ cruemene 10 SCI Ser6 duda desgracada
feliz he sido dfas crey6ndome amada -.
mo segufs siendoof
Teresa movie acknowledgements la cabeza:
mo como 20 esperaba! dijo-; mucho menos de como
quisiera sero! Ovide que guaes que dstan
cia infna separa! iVos sois rico 70 pobre!
;Ad6s! me acordar pesar de las algeria que
recordabais hace momento!
Rolando intent6 esfuerzo
Insso largo tempo. La dijo que 81 no fibre, que
licencia iba conclur enia volver regmento
Que hafa mas aenca ella que 81 Lune
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HQv I'm f2liem2n que 10 consigue todo, 10
l1QJ VII lultOIllQl allana q facilita a-Tenien-

Hav I'm f2Iiem2n que 10 consigue todo, 10
do especiales para adquirir todo 10 que nos hace
falta, nos consideramos muy felices, casi 10
somos. Pues, bien; vamos surtirnos de cerve-
"a; vengan las mejores marcas del mundo:
<Pabst de Milwaukee, <Bass de Liverpool,,
cerveza negra para senoras que crfan, recomen-
dada por todos los medicos que valen. Para
poder trabajar en- la ofcina con tranquilidad,
tome la manana con ginebra inglesa <Gilbey,,
de caneca de barro de xCampana>, legftima.
-Almorzando, tenga ell indispensable vino Rio
ia <Heredia,, <Rioja Altao Rioja <Luz,.-
No Sc divide del queso santanderino eReinosa',
<Gruy yereo, eMah6ns, <Neuchatels <Crema
Roquefort. Nunca vienen NAL unas magras de
jam6n xYo ork9. " hasta nos olvidamos de las
cesantfas cue vendran, comiendc aceitunas <Rei-
nas, anchoas salmuera esparragos aema-
nes.-Todo pueden conseguirlo en- <El Colma-
do,, de Cerecedo, Hermanos y sCompaf1fa.
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Siempre que Ia lgcsa dc Glen, Ia daban
-- Yo tambiGn sere pntora!
Un da que de los lueo de Ia tert Ia ense
todo el CASTILLO poia deciirso sailr dc ci
porque muy quedaba eNaaaa ant los
de los pasa]es los feratos que all aoana aa
Asf que cuano que abanonar oolego para 1rse
ao mare pae porque podia segur aando sn pen
sion pare ma!re hermanas, tan bueno
nos ella desgarro corazon cuanio lego asbo-
ca del I.obo
Iiacia de este ano
no habfa de cuvar arte tena quen
Ia diera lecciones, quen Ia animara!
Nade mas que lanaturaeza por maestra
" que nauraleza!
embargo hab1a resignado.
Era valiente!
ademas la pobre carinosa
Guerra a hermanos cuya ru1eza Sc ducf1caba para
ron ella nrefera sobe todo Marceo, ioven que le
haba dicho al marchar para no saba donde:
tt por quien 20 quisiera ser rico Teresa mia!
Era pequena habfa pasado mucho 1empo
pero oavfa odos conmovedora del po
bre oven. ,. ~
Ouerfa tanben mucho ancana made tan buena para
odos tan cuidaosa de proe haba nacldo baJo ma
estrella que viva tanto trabajo.
Lo que entrevsto urante los tres amos de penslo
Ia daba idea de exstenca.
S cabez desvaraba alma verdadera abicon:
gran deeo de sr miserable cond
c6n de Ell taento de tanto la habn
habado evantar aquela caida de dnero
POGO de gloria.
ia criatnras tfenen estas visiones.
ALA en- e fondo suenos la apalecfa Paris como
al fin one era precise rigse Ia nina habfa
exploar Ia donde deba encontrar er0aderos
maestros.
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lIila !IIoorInIllaa1o,)ss, Y (;upaTla. s?n To-:

z-zz|'a II7l|'Iz''G)o, J G'I1IIlI|d!Ild.d \ . :
irnporta,1ores CT Puerto Rico lie! far1oso yiuc
tiuto blanco do mesa Snarca Azaguc;aHG
Ninguno otro 10 nlajora On :,uraza buen ssbor
Ka dicho esta|,lcoin,iento Sc ACADIA de yeoibi,
ta1nbi6n TN extenso surtido l7e vinos de Jecez,
ChampaTa superior, lioores tinos, turrones
nlazaparles, frutas ea jugo, en- allnibar y
aguar<1iente toda claac 10 articulos fnos del
giro. Nadie presentaEa m a:zrtl<lo mejnr para
las pascuas Ano Nueyo.
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Soluci6n al Enigma de aver:
ROSARIO ANDREU.
AvSo a mis- acreed0res. moas ds al aus aase?tar t;s

AviSO d Hills dC|Geu0leS. me ed de- ests % isla,
dejo autorizado don Angel Rodriguez Blan-
co, con iuien Sc ententieran para ell arceglo y
liquldac:on de todas mis- cuentas pendlentes.
AL efecto dejo en- pcder de dicho seilor, segtn
tasaclon, los siguentes bienes: casa de
madera, para tienda, 5000; finca de
cnco cuerdas de terreno sembrads de arroz, en-
800; dos cuerdas de maiz en- $50; un potro,
Ell $40; una cuenta cargo del mismo sefor
Rodriguez, es62; otras cuentas montantes $40;
una vaca con dos crfas, en- $50, algunos otros
valores mas que no Sc mencionan. 10 hago
publlco para conccimiento de mis- acreedores.-
Baya1n6n, % de Julio de 1897.
3-3 Policaapo Rodriguez Roezrtgste=.
Julian Silva 11sS san JUsTo NuMERo ls
Compra, Vonta = Alqniler. Sc dan i pIazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la mis,na uAquina: lanzaderas J
agujas de todas classes para las mis1nas : infni
dad de accessories ,if;clles lie en1ancrar, AIDE
mas compran yanden mueblez 1.saios. San
Juan pueyto-Itsco. Isl d. e7l
Fl Tnnf0 ---zTt;co dep5aito del acsacrc,litado
III sos''o' RON TOPACIO, las tres ss5.---
Este ron ptsino, internal y nata gcnte, So
regal. los tocayoE del ostzhlecianicutc s 80
centavos botolla. la.--Arecibo, callc Pavfa n . 10.
"EI parisensea' z;4nHSi5 RH1D9UERLA ;s s,.; l.l
LECOMPTE. CRUZ l2. s,zr1ilo eessra
s Importation dirccta de 10 mas aelecto que
cn l,erfuncria Sc fahrica E5e1:cia, EnG{<t:e-
5ra & I<s,:z Espeoiahdad en e1scros O. }:<.},a
ria Rexft1Daeaje< z1sg1esa. L,noioz: : scryi
cio inme5 5oraE,le. So allniten ahonos
Eoyedad teToSante. Aejaa 1os ss.aia' de 3 's's :s
Tanger, qao :anto GUSTAV d nuestros si,llp::ti~os
coG1san orca; tar,bitn Sc recibi6 fo,eda>ss fran
ccacs, en- ca iitas c'ogintes, proras para o';7e-
quios; frutas glt:ceazas, en- cajlt5s dc 25 $50
granloa orejoneE lie nelocot6I, rico postre, re-
| mojalo con vino xJerGz Inccaute1, exclusive
marca nuestra; salchichones s:e Foie-graS, con
trufaa de rcrigot, &c polio, dc Ieore, dc Bo'og-
MA, de Vioh lie Lyon.-Ioslo esto para n,ez-
tros parroquianos. Gel Colsna;:o>, sic <oryoe-
| do Hern,anos Compai11a.
| Ell picor molestfsinlo que sienpre acom-
| pajla a las Intermediates herp6ticas en- toaas
for1nas, sc aliyia Ell los primeros n,oil1ontos de
usar Ia po:iurnatla I4ocidn Monies. Los em}ei-
! neg, manehas, espinillas, granos, grietas ': Ia
| piei; sc llUy POGO tempo con eI uso
net6e}ico de Ia Locion Antiherpdtioa del D"r-
tor Monies. Depositario Guillermcty Y eli TO-
das las buonas boticas.
Julian {. bIaaco J Sosa. gaels:'o*a'so ;:s a2
de oozG1lsonas, infor.nes consuitas eobrc o.os
los ramos &c la Administrator, de IL AgSicui-
t11ra, Ia Intla3tra ell Conercio. San Juan
je Puerto Rico, oalie dc San Francisco njln,a
ro a1.--D;reooi6n tolegEafca, -Bzaacosa. r.
RaEyuaficina - Earmacia del Doctor =. Pa
sSs@'s'e esss~s rez.--1zarianac (Cuba1
~ MaTaviIicso ,en2edio contra cl reusna
| tIs1no ag;udo cronico; lie venta en- la farniacia
| de D. FIDEL GJILLEE.METY. =.
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CHARADA
Se:,'u1aez0 21rine0 ca los botee;
IL dos nota musical;
primo teyctu animalit
Dc muchfsima hah;Iidad,
Y Ell to<zo es un apellido
Y del cults cuali;iad.
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Julian Silva ;hI:+J ;sAN JUsT0 is ,, NuMERo r Il

Deposito de M&quinas de coser.
Compra, Venta = Alquiler. Sc dan i pIazos
10 mis1no las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la mis,na mAquina: lanzaderas y
agujas de todas classes para las mis.nas !; infni
dad de accessories Eif:cles lie enun.crar, Ada
mas Sc compran ya,lden muebles usados. San
Juan Pueyto-I:ioo, Isl D. 81
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Fl TnnI0 ---Unico deptsito del .1csaorctlitsdo
III os''"' RON ToPACIO, las tres Ss5.---
Este ror ptsi:no, internal y nlata gcnte, So
regala i los tocayos del astsblecinicutc !. 80
centavos bo1olla.--Arecil,o, oailc Pavfa Il . 10.
The indicator., 1897-03-06

would sleep most OF the ii me. That is
why negros often live to an advanced
old age, because they sleep So much.
1t is said that Gladstone sleeps seven
teen honrs every day; that is why his
faculties are still unimpaired in spite Of
his great age. The proper way to econ
omize life is to sleep every moment that
is not necessary or desirable that you
should be awake"
People sleep one-third Of the time.
Arguing along the line of thought ad-
vanced by Tesla the time spent in sleep
is added to the length Of mans life.
Take n man who is 70 years old who has
spent third Of his time, or % years in
sleep. but is now worn out and ready to
die. II he had spent one half of his
time in sleep as he went along he would
live to be 100 years old. There is logic
in the argument. Nature demands lots
of sleep. More people die before their
time FOR want of sleep than from any
other cause. Men who sleep only six
hours day are aged and feeble at 80,
and girls who go to dances three nights
in every week are old women at 30.
The indicator., 1897-03-06
Turned Out to Grass.

Rev. Myron Reed, of Denver, is al
ways saying something good in his ser
mons. He said something good last
Sunday. He thought that whom men
get too far away from the sorrows, the
tears and the fears Of common mankind
they need to be pulled down a peg SO
that they may be on plane Of under
standing with their lowly fellow crsa-
turs He cited Nebuchadnezzar as an
example of one who got too high and
mighty but when the Lord pulled him
down and humiliated him by turning him
out to grass. Rev Reed said of him:
"After this experience under the sun
and stars, after this association with
beast and bird and grass, after this
learned sympathy with out-oJ-door, he
was, as far as | know, to the end Of his
DAYS decent man. That enforced va
cation had taken all the conceit and
swagger and insolence out of him.
That seven years Of eating grass had
taken the stiffness out Of his neck"
Which forcibly reminds us that there
are several score of stiff -necks in the
eastern part OF this country today who
need to be turned out to grass for seven
years or longer, and such intolsrant old
tyrants as Cleveland and Hanna and
their like should have mighty close pick
ing, at that.
The indicator., 1897-03-06
COrbett- FitzsimrnOns Contest,
Carson, March II.

Special trains for Carson, New,
will leave Pueblo over Denver Il
Rio Grande on March l4-15. Round
trip S53, tickets good returning
March %. There are several WAYS
getting there, but the proper thing
is to combine pleasure and comfort,
and this can be accomplished by
calling on Alex. Jackson at Grand
Union ticket office, Central Block,
who will make reservation for you
in special Pullman, which you can
occupy during the entire trip tin
cluding the lay over at CarsOnD
For party of say twenty or more the
Pul man expenses for entire trip
Give days. Will figure about SO each
and obviate hotel expenses at Car
son. One hundred dollars will Gov
er expenses of trip in good shape, as
follows: Railroad and Pullman eX-
penses $63, admission ticket. choice
seat, so; leaving S27 for meals and
incidental expenses. Parties CON
templating should call and arrange
Pullman Accommodations soon as
possible, as first come first choice,
and everybody can. not get center
lowers, Just another word-lf you
desire to make an extended trip, our
California excursion tickets will fill
the bill. Good nine months, allow
ing stop overs at any point Rate
$50
ALIEN JACKSON,
General Agent.
The indicator., 1897-03-06

THOSE Colorado Republicans who are
anticipating pull at the federal pat
rsnage might CLEAN wisdom from the sx-
periencs Of tho administration dem
ocrats four years ago. The national
democracy concluded that they had
nothing to expect from Colorado, any
how, and 30 many Of the federal Offices
were parcelsd out out to outsiders a. q
reward for real or imaginary services
rendered. For instance Georgian was
appointed rscsivsr Of the Pueblo land
ef5lcs. Hh SUCCESSOR might come from
Ohio. Othse examples could b. cited,
TAs national Republican psRty II Coao.
| - = ~ q ~ sAs,f tue ~ psossat
The indicator., 1897-03-06
GREAT RED RIVER COUN-
TRY.
Where Men are Being Made
Rich in a Day.

Where Men are Being Made
Rich in a Day.
The rich strikes in the Red River
country are exceeding even the
fondest hopes of those interested in
that camp. 1t is no longer neccss-
AIRY to talk about prospects and
what the camp will prove to be, for
the gold has been found in large
quantities, and hard y day passes
but that some man strikes a rich
vein of ore and is raised from pow
erty to riches, as nearly all the men
in that camp are comparatively
poor, although of late men of means
have been taking decided interest
in that section and are anxious to
invest their money.
Word has just reached this city
that ore running $3.50 to the ton has
been found within couple Of hun
dred yards Of Red River City by the
Philips brothers on ground that has
been tramped over by nearly every
prospsctor in that camp. This vein
WAS opened up while they were do
ing the assessment work.
II has been often said that this
district would eclipse Cripple Greek
and Il now lesks - II this il NOT
The indicator., 1897-03-06
The Democratic Ticket.

The democrats met in convention
wednesday and placed the following
ticket in the field:
For mayor-J. B. Orman.
For city treasurer-Harvey Arnold.
For city clerk-W. d. Latshaw.
For city engineer. S. Greene.
For city attorneys. II. White.
ALDERMEN.
First ward-Walter Davis.
Second ward-Ben Mattice.
Third ward-Billy Hamilton.
Fourth Ward-A G. Schafer.
Fifth Ward-James Martel.
Sixth ward-J p. Dustin.
Seventh ward-George Holmes.
Eighth ward-F. G. Raynor.
Harmony and brevity marked the
proceedings OF the convention as things
were pretty well understood beforehand.
Favoritism caused some weak places ia
the ticket, as is usually the case. But
it has some strong candidates who will
put up good fight.
The indicator., 1897-03-06
POLITICAL CHAT.
A Few Observations, and Items of
Interest Gathered Here and
There Regarding the Spring
Election.

The office is not seeking the man
these times. The man is after the Of
flee and after it hard.
Isn't it about time half dozen now
newspapers were being started up in
the city? The campaign is now open.
The republican primaries will be held
this evening. There is sure to be big
turnout and much interest manifested.
ID. w. Hartnett is chairman of the
democracy of the Eighth ward. He is
the best general they could select for
marshalling the forces.
City Treasurer Funk deserves to be
renominatsd by acclamation. He has
made splendid official, and besides he
should be put on the ticket as party
expedient.
Captain French is one OF the main
kicksrs in the Mckinley ranks. He
weighs coal by day and studies up po-
litical dsviltry by night. He should be
suppressed
The women say that the.nomines on
any ticket who resorts to pothouse pol
itics in this campaign will not get their
votes. They propose to mop the un-
clean streets with him.
The colored folks in Bessemer declare
thae they are growing more and more
independent Of party. They must get
their share of the offices or they will
form party Of their own.
II the populist party would have any
strength it will name d. NJ. Campbsll
for the head Of the ticket. II it would
hopelsssly swamp itself it will name lit
tie Ben DigRory for mayor.
Tho populists protest that they are
no, going to run little side-show to
the big republican and democratic cir
cuses. They insist that their show will
occupy a. large tent a. any Of them.
The democrats are preparing to
make the fight Of their lives this time.
They somehow get the idea that they
are called toredssm the city. But par
ties like prsachsrs sometimes mistake
the cell.
| Ovsfusysr's chances for . sub ap-
pelAlasat tse aastAine, eh, Losdl sadss
The indicator., 1897-03-06

Pueblo is entering upon one OF the
hottest municipal campaigns it ever
witnessed. Two years ago the city was
shook from the center to the circumfer-
ence and party lines were in great
measure obliterated Not SO this time
as far as placing tickets in the field is
concerned, but when it comes to voting
there will be an unusual degree of free,
dom of thought exercised. The repub-
llicans, the democrats and the populists
will each have straight ticket up, but
a scalawag on any Of them will have a
hard time to pull through. The indie
pendent voter has made his appearance
to stay, and it is his vote that counts.
The time has fortunately gone by in this
town when to be nominated on the
strongest ticket meant an election. 1t
is healthful sign in politics when such
is the case. 1t took lots of hard work
to bring about this state OF affairs, but
it is here at last.