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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
CNrtNS cOrtNS
Capital, Diciembre IA de 1898.

Sc aproximan, sin duda, las eleccio-
mes municipales y ceiebro yo grande-
Emente esta magnftica OCCASION de que ell
dss,4elto partido liberal muestre su pu--
janza.
EF'Si el General Henry-con 6rdenes
lie Washingt on-decide que los muni
|cipios sean electos por sufragio uni
versal, la lucha resultant. muy recia;
pero obtendremos una votacion de pri-
mera magnitud.
Yo estoy SECURE de que nuestros vo-
tos cuadrupiicaran, en- conjunto, a los
votos del particle radical, aunque en- al
gunas localidades aisladas nos superen
Y nos igualen.
ST ell General Henry--con ordcnes de
w arlington decide que solo interven-
gan los contribuyentes los que sepan
leer escribir, no habra lucha; tai es
ell immense predominio de nuestros vo-
tos, que superaran diez veces 4 los de
nuestros adversarios.
De cuaiquier manera, Ell torneo nos
convene. Y 10 pedimos, como recur-
go legftimo para probar q los Estados
Unidos que somos la representation de
una enorme nayorfa.
FL Secretario de Gobernacion ha in
dicado al General Henry la alta conye-
niencia de que en- eada pueblo, ST es
factible en- cada eolegio, asista i la
election un Official americana, tin de
que este pueda informar al gobierno
imparcialmente 10 que ocurra.
Asf nos evitaremos que los vencidos,
para atenuar su derrota, saigan dicien-
do que nuestra mayorfa es prolucto de
las violencias los chanchulloss asf la
conciencia pnblica sabra quienes son
en- PsertoL Rico los hombrcs populares
y quienes los que, d gritos, quieren
eorquistarse un sitio J mn nombre de
que carecen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16

Sc asegura que el Conscjo de Secre.
tarios acordo anoche proponer, para -
vacante que deia el scnor Ramos en- ia
Audiences Territorial, ana persona
que ejerce hoy importantcs funciones
iudiciales en- la ciudad del Snr.
a Como no hemos logrado comprobar
la noticia, onitimos Ell nombre de 81
persona quien ella sc rcfere.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Patillas ha en-
viado un voto de gracias al Comandan'
dante General y al Consejo de Secreta-
rios, por su buena, activa y acertada
gestion de los negocios publicos.
Desde Ponce anuncian Ia venida Ia
Capital de Mister Paul Beckwith
|representante del Museo nacional artfs--
tico de Washington.
Sc esta estudiando en- ell ConsejO un
gran proyecto sobre SUPPRESSION de los
consumes en- la isla.
Els dificil llevarlo q cabo, causa del
|desequilibrio que sc producirfa en- algu-
nos presupuestos mnnicipales.
Pero, ST pudiera realizarse, aliviarfa
mucho la situacion de las classes pro-
letarias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
CONSEJA

Cerqrita de Villasiente
dix que ha existido una fuepte
as aqua pura y cristalina,
que en- opinl6n de la gente
ticuc una virtud dfsina.
Pues 81 4 IN galan 8 doncella
conduce su mala estrella
hacia el fatal sitio aquel,
vuelven, desdefiosa ella
enamorado el doncel.
Pregenta que me ha ocarrido
al OR loprecedente:
iHabremos tn y 20 bebido
en- la fuente que ha existido
cerquita de Villasiente?
1Alberto S. 41r9aetlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
EN- UN ALBUM

No pidas versos la musa mia
perdid sus flores en- batalla ruda,
la abandon6 ell amor y la alegrfa.
solo la amarga duda
paIpita en- mi cansada fantasia!
Que otros poetas de inspirado acento
deien entrc estas hojas echiceras
Ia perfumada for del sentimiento,
un mundo de quimeras
que de llamas coroner tn talento.
Nj amores suefo, nj dolores canto,
nj me agitan tenaces las pasiones,
que mi bello ideal, ideal santo.
perdi6 todo su encanto
al perder mis- hermosas ilusiones.
Marchftase la flor en- el estfo
conviertese en- polvo 50 corola;
como ella tambien, triste J sombrio,
ell pensamiento mfo
es una flor que sc marchita sofa.
Mariana 4i6rit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
LITERATURE
Ell We NJ "A RIA

En- la TERRA como en- ell mar, la hora
que te esta destinada, oh Maria es dig
ma de tt.
;El Ave Maria! lBcndita sea la hora
del crespnsculo! iBenditos sean Ell
tempo, ell china y los sitios en- que tan
tas veces he sentido como bajaba la
TERRA, con todos sus encantos, esta no.
ra tan dulce tar bella. Mientras que
la campana sonora Sc balanceaba en- 10
alto de la torre lejana, subfan fotando
al cielo las aspirantes vibraciones del
himno de la tarde; nj un soplo de vien-
to agitaba los yapores de color de rosa
esparcidos por el aire, =, sin embargo,
las hojas de la selva Sc extremecfan CO.
mo para unir sus murmullos al acento
de los sagrados canticos.
-. ;El Ave Maria es Ell instante de
la oraci5n!.. lEl Ave Maria es Ia
hora del amor!.... lei Ave Maria!
Permfteme, oh Maria, que nuestras al
mas vayan hasta tn hijo y hasta tt. -.
Marfal. -. iCuan hermoso es tn ros-
tro! !. ;Cuan hermosos tus oios in
clinados bajo las alas de la paloma que
lleva ell Espfritu del Todopoderosol.
;Que importa que nuestras miradas sc
fjen absortas en- una imagen?. Aque-
LA pintura no es un fdolo... Els la
realidad.
Caritativos casuistas han tenido la
anna abilidad de escribir folletos an6ni-
mos para decir de mi que soy impfo.
Que vengan REAR conmigo, = va We
ran quien eonoce mejor el camino mas
corto para llegar al cielo. Yo tengo por
altares las montaf1as, ell oc6ano, la TERRA,
ell firmamento, las estrellas, esas ema-
naciones del immense todo, que ha crea-
do ell alma |; quien ell alma ha de
volver. =
;Oh V6spero! sDe cuantos bienes
no te somos deudoress. =. TIL devuel-
yes al domestico hogar al hombre fati-
gado; das la comida de la neche al
hambriento; al pajarillo tierno, ell abri-
go que lie presta el ala maternal, al
buey, cansado del trabajo, elSpetecible
establo; la hora del reposos cuya lie
gada annnclas, feune en- tOrno nuestrO
d cuanto respira paz en- la casa, GUAM
tos amados objetos son por nuestros
penates recogidos; til, en- fin, devuel-
yes tambi6n al nino Ell pecho de la ma.
die.
Hora suave, que infunde melancolfa
/ y enterneces ell alma del yiajero lanzado
al oceano, recordandole ell instante en-
en- que Sc separo de sus' amigos queri-
dos, til llenas de amor ell coraz6n del
peregrino, que Sc extremece cuando es-
cucha ell sonido vespertino de la csmpa
ma que parece como que llora la muerte
del dfa. Els Illusion de que la razon
sc mofaa Jay! Para mi no hay duda
alguna, NADIA muere sin que algo llore.
LORD BYRON.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
Ecos DEL NoRTE

Ell ID iercoles, q las ocho de la noche,
la Presldencia
Duro tres horas, y Sc suspendi6 para
que continuara ell jueves las cuatro de
La tarde.
Seg1n nuestras noticias, ell Gobierno
contrata un emprestito de Glen mil duros
EN- el Banco americana.
Sc pagara un modico tipo de interes
anual y sc amortizaran en- cinco amos,
8 en- menos, los Glen mil duros.
Esta suma sc destina cubrir todos
los d6bitos de la Diputacion disuelta.
Como garantfa hipotecaria Sc afrece
la isla y que bastan a durlicar, en- su
precio de veata, la expresada suna.
Sc han constitufdo va las comisiones
militares de San Juan, Ponce Maya
giiez, para juzgar los delltos que, a
juicio del General comandante del de-
partamento, deban ser vistos en- juicio
sumarfsimo.
Estos delitos seran sin duda los de
incendlo, robo, asesinato y secuestro
en- despoblado y en- cuadrilla.
La cantidad que la Diputacion adeu-
daba sus empleados asciende a Ia su-
ma de $3I.926-67.
Sc nos dice que pasaran muy pocos
dfas antes de que Sc pague q todos sus
sueldos fntegros en- la Secretarfa de
Hacienda.
Segnn nuestros infornes cl sistema
del general Henry, en- cuanto a Ia cleo
cion de alcaldes, Sc opone por complete
al del general Brooke.
Este Sc oponfa a que eligieren los
ayuntamientos aquel quiere que los
ayuntamientos elijan.
Nosotros respetabamos ell criterio del
general Brooke; pero nos parece mas
democratico Ell del general Henry.
Y 10 aplandimos.
Ell Consejo de Secretaries, despues
de estndiar conciencia, con toQa calma,
una proposition de la Audiencia de
Mayagiicz, acordo anoche que, de con-
formi lad con ella, sc proponga al .e-
neral Henry una orden especial 4 fin de
que puedan tramitarse con rapicez
las causas qae Sc instruyen por deterini-
nados delitos contra la propiedad y con
ira las personas.
Por consecuencia del sensible falleci-
miento del procurador don Tomas Ca
ballero, es probable que Sc amortice la
procura que el desempenaba, y que Sc
reduzcan 4 cinoo las que deben existir
en- la Capital.
Quedaran, pues, los oficios de los Sc
nores Boneta, Palacios, Velez Rossy y
Ginorio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
RE S u NJ E n
Importa ell personal. = s9.64o
Id. el material. :" AHA


TeTAL. = 42.352
Toda vez que este proyecto sea apro-
bado por ell Ayuntamiento y por Ia Jun
ia Municipal, cessran en- su destine
todos los individuos que componen 81
tualmente Ell cuerpo de Policfa Munici-
pal de Ponce; los que deseen continuar
Ell ell Cuerpo, volveran presentar II
solicitud de ingreso, con 10 cual ests
Acadia y el Ayuntamiento, Sc propo-
nen selecoionar el cuerpo dar ingreso
nnevos elementos que reunan las me
jores condolences para ell desempeho de
estos cargos.
Be avisa al publico, para que las per-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
Sr. Don Mariana Abril.
Ponce.
Estimado compatriota ' amioo.

Estimado compatriota y amigo.
Mucho mejor que con palabras agra
decerfa con un personal apreton de ma
nos, ell concienzudo artfculo que listed
escribio para razonar honda serenfsi-
mamentc la necesidad de nuevos orga-
nos objetivos para la educacion 3 la
instruction de nuestra patria.
Sienaome impossible satisfacer ahora
mi primer deseo, doy satisfaction al
segundo que form6 al leer su apreciadf-
simo trabajo, y en- estas dos palabras lie
euvfo Ia expression de mi reconoclmiento,
no su benevolencia para conmigo,
sin6 q su noble interes por la patria.
Tengame, como soy, por muy esti-
mador de su taiento y de su feliz name
ra de manifestarlo.
Soy su affcno. compatriota amigo,
L. Nj. HosTos.
Juana Dfaz, Dcbre. IA de 1898.
Agradecemos al senior Hostos sus
carinosas frases, que no dejan de ser
una compensation q los ataqhes In US
tos de otros compatriotas, que dando
al olvido nuestros servicios i Ia pa
tria, emplean contra nosotros armas
POGO mobiles.
Pero volviendo al tema principal,
s sea q la transformation que debe
opefarse en- la educaci6n de nuestras
classes sociales, es necesario que no
caiga en- .el olvido ell proyecto del
Colegio en- esta ciudad dirigido por
ell senor Hostos.
\ declmos este porque conocemos
nuestro modo de ser. Lanzamos en-
la prensa una idea simpatica al
pals; la defendemos en- dos 8 tres
articulos; recibinos unas cuantas
felicitaciones; y satisfecha asf nues-
ira yanidad de escritores, creemos
tambien cumplido nuestro deber de
perlodlstas, y no nos yolyemos d
acordar de- asunto,
Nos falta constancia en- el luchar
y frmeza en- el proposito. No nos
explicamos la labor de la piqueta y
de la gotta de aqua que POGO d POGO
horada Ia piedra. ST del primer
impulse, en- ell que ponemos toda
nuestra voluntad y toda nuestra
fe, no alcanzamos IA victoria, nos
damos por vencidos y la desilu-
cion mas completa Sc apodera de
nuestro amino.
Por ESQ este pals no logro nun
ca la personalidad politica, que
otro cualquiera en- igualdad de
circunstancias hubiese adquirido
hace muchos amos.
Ibamos i unas elecciones, las
perdiamos, porque ell gobierno po-
MIA en- juego todos sus resortes pa
ra darle Ell triunfo nuestros ad-
versarios; y Ell yez de enardecer-
nos mas y acudir, en- otros eleccio-
nes, q disputar ell triunfo con mayor
corale, nos marchabamos a nues-
tras casas, q llorar nuestra impo-
tencia, porque, despues de todo,
resultaba mas comodo no n,etesnos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
Nj A r E II / A /.

Alquiler casa cnartei. 4So
Impresos = demAs gasto de es-
critorio del primer Jefe... . $50
Id. de! segundo, Seccion de
la Playa. 90
Manutenci6n del caballo del
primer Jefe ...... 80 a4o
Id. de los caballos de los
Guardias montados .ss 52G
Para correages y equipo. fe0o
Ais
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
UNACARTA DE- HOSTOS

Ell ilustre compatriota don Euge-
MO Maria Hostos, nos dirige la 81
guiente carta, que publicamos por
que ella nos da motive para insis-
tir en- un asunto que nos parece de
gran trascendencia para esta socie-
dad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16

Un Jefe. ......S l.50o
Uno id. segundo, para Ia
secci6n do la Playa. " LOCO
Cuatro Inspectores de Policfa
a85O orc, con Ell aumen-
to del rs pS $500
Un.Sareento IS 600
Dos cabos q $7oO. .. {" l.40O
Cincuenta Guardias i s $40. " $1,000
Seis idem montados. s. 5000
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-16
REORGANIZATION De LA GUkROIA MCP.l

CAPITULO SEGUNDO
poLIC1AD DESEGU RlpAD
GUARDlA MUNICIPAL.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
About Dreams.

A most singular feature of dreaming
Is the extreme rapidity with which lia-
ages and ideas come to mind. A dream
which may appear to occupy hours in
passing often happens to be comprised
within n few seconds. A gentleman
once dreamed OF enlisting rs a soldier
Joining his regiment In barrack- life.
and deserting. His capture and trial
followed. with condemnation to be
shot. and leading out to execution,
When the preparations were tardi.y
completed, a gun WIS fired. The re-
port awoke him. and he was surprised
to find noise In the next room had
at once created the dream and brought
its end. Ff
The case is known OF "A gentleman
whose health was undermined by ex-
posure to da mp, so that II he fell asleep
in reclining position he suffered
sense OF suffocationf At such times he
dreamed skeleton had firmly grasped
his throat To escape such state of
torture. servant was Put at his side
to awake him the moment he fell
asleep. But one night the skeleton
made fierce and prolonged attack ere
the slumber was broken. Yet when
The watcher WAS rebuked for allowing
SO long a dream, 1t appeared that it
had been but momentary. as the d!rec-
tions had been obeyed to the letter.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Price ) Cents
in this matter the town officials
were much to blame.

IN this matter the town officials
were much to blame.
Whatever palliation there may
be for the traffic in drink on the
score of foreign training, there is
no palliation whatever for the acts
OF men who deliberately set out to
rob others by gambling. Society
Is bound to protect the idiot and
imbecile. How much more is it
our duty to strike down those who
lie in waft t. rob. Il challenge
any official of the town. past pres
cnt or future for n shadow of mn
excuse for these villains of the
green cloth" he cried, "or for
these weaklings who dare not lift
a finger to stop them. And may
the Lord have mercy ON the pro
Tossing Christian who abets them. y
In conclusion the reverend gen
tleman spoke of the contamination
of boys and girls by the openness
with which Yice is permitted to ex-
'st here. Law abiding people will
'oon learn to avoid such a city,
he said. He need not say in con
clusion that he did not stand there
advertising any particular ticket
but he charged his hearers to find
out for themselves and to remen-
Der that John the Baptist would
surely admonish them. ''lt is not
lawful for you TO vote TO continue
vice in Florence
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Had Lost Himself


An unknown man who seemed
to be gazing at vacancy stood on
August Peil's porch yesterday
morning. When asked if he want
ed anything he took no notice. He
was requested to move on. He
did not stir. After he had stood
there an hour, motionless, Peil
went up town and caused his ar
rest. He would walk ahead when
pushed or led, but stopped and
stared blankly when he reached a
wall or fence. DR.. Paxton exam
ined him and thought him suffer
ing from the combined effects of
alcoholism and severe chill He
was sent to the Canon jail as a
subject for the county physician.
He is about 40 years old, of light
complexion, fairly well dressed, 5
feet 10 inches tall. Nothing on
him indicated his identity.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
INDEPENDENT TICKET Matted
Three New Candidates for Public
Office

There are now three municipal
tickets in the field, The third.
noinsnated by petition on Saturday
evening", is called the Independent
and isps follows:For mayor, DIR.
II. Paxton: for trustees, w. E. Nc
Donald, Geo NJ. Deibert and w.
S. Widerfelt.
Mr.. Dcibert is also a nominee
Of the Peoples ticket.
1t is understood that DIR. Pax
ton was suggested as candidate
for trustee ON the Peoples ticket
but that he declined to take that
office.
Among the promoters of the In
dependent ticket was DIR. w. G.
Stephenson, who is health officer
under the present administration.
". i, Wilbar, who was one of the
eading members of Mayor Lewis
majority on the council, but who
in the past few months has fre-
quently voted against his party
aud especially ON matters relating
o the police force, is one of the
principal signers of the lndepend-
mt petition.
No platform was put forth with
he third ticket; but it is spoken
IF as a ''church ticket and the
losing of gambling and of saloons
luring prohibited hours is under
TODD to be its rdisoa d'cfrc.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
NEWS FRon THE kLoNDIkE
All Saloons Ordered Closed Toll
Road Rioting

Washington, March 21-Reli-
able information has been received
by the government that the mob
at Skaguay has taken possession
of the toll road over White pass.
The builders of the road had
given the government free trans
portation. 1t is the best road in
the Yukon region. The rioters
are holding up and robbing miners
bound for the Klondike.
Gen. Merriam has been ordered
to stop the rioting and support the
owners of the road. There are
two companies of infantry at
Skaguay and two at Dyea available
for such service.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
PLAcARns- "Fnr sale ;,
Good Job Printing.

The Tribune Office is now pre-
pared TO turn out the best job
printing in town at very moderate
rates. As we have the only power
press in Florence it stands to rea-
son that we can turn out better
work and more economically than
the owners tst old country hand
presses. Bring your rush jobs to
our Office. We can handle 10000
run in the same time that anyone
else can print 1000. Opposite d.
Il r. G. depot Telephone No. 10.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Queer Reform Tactics

The Canon City Clipper say
apropos Of The municipal campaign
there: The charge by the. Re
FORM press, that the convention
which nominated the Taxpayers
ticket was composed of whisky
people" needs no refutation with
those who saw the class of citizens
including many ladies. which
crowded the opera house on the
evening Of the convention. Nei.
ther false imputations nor abusive
epithets will win votes for the SO
called Reform ticket. Who ar
thou that judgest another?
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
INDICATIONS THAT
ACTION is IMMINENT
Speaker Reed Confers With the
President
OFFICIALS VERY RETICENT

Washington. March q Speak
er Reed and Chairman Hit of the
House foreign affairs committe
were at the White House from 10
O'Clock to noon today in secret
conference with the President.
This is only the second visit of
Mr. Reed to the White House
since McKinley's Inauguration
and isconsidered extremely signifi-
cant of the imminence of a crisis.
In the event of congressional
action against Spain, Mr.. Hit
would take the initiative in the
House.
All public officials are more re-
ticent today than ever, regarding
the Cuban and Spanish situation.
The big guns simply refuse to
talk at all and the small fry say
they dare not on pain of losing
their positions. A significant re-
mark by high official at the state
department was that he had moth
ing to say officially but, he added,
personally was inclined to think
that a great deal of history will be
made this week.
Senator Proctor also spent some
time at the White House and
Warner Miller, Senator Elkins and
Colonel McCook, who are inter
ested in the suggested Cuban pur-
chase, were visitors later in the day
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
New Comet Found

Cambridge, Mass, March 21-
The scientists at Harvard col
lege observatory have received a
telegram from Professor Fehaeb-
erie, of the Lick observatory ia
California stating that DIR. Perrin
has just discovered a bright comet.
its position being discerned ON
March 20.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Wild Austrian Deputies

Vienna, March 81 The opening
of the session of the lower house
of the Reichsrath today was marked
by the same noisy and obstructive
tactics as the recent session.
Howls and Interruptions of al
kinds made the chamber resemble
bedlam.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Several Bodies Yet Hidden

Chicago, March 21-The body
OF A. NJ. Peterson was found in the
ruins of the Wabash avenue fire
this morning. II was taken from
a spot near which it is believed at
least ten more bodies are buried
beneath mass of debris.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Diplomatic Bye-PIay

Madrid, March 2l Senior Ben
arbe has cabled to Senior Colon,
the minister of foreign affairs, that
the state department regards nego-
tiations for commercial treaty
very favorably, but more reserve
than ever is maintained on the
international question.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Scoundre, Given the Limit

Pueblo, March 81 Boydon was
today sentenced to twenty years
Imprisonment for criminal assault,
by Judge Voorhees,. When sent
ence was pronounced the prisoner
cried and going down ON his knees
begged for mercy.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
To Avert a Little War

Managua, Nicgragua, March 81
1t is stated here that Minister
Merry, on behalf of the United
States has offered to mediate be-
tween Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
1t is believed that war will be
averted.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Fife Wipes Out a Fortune

City of Mexico, March q The
large packing house established
here recently by Kansas City
firm, was destroyed by FIRE yester-
day. The loss is 81, 100000 with
out dollar insurance.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Only a Cent a Word

Ii you want help, want to sell a
miue, or some old iron, old presses,
old clothes, old horses, or any old
thing, Just advertise it in the Tri-
bune. Only cent word in the
classified column.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Will Change Her Name

Washington, March 2l-Secre-
tary Long will change the name
OF the Brazilian cruiser Almarilla
TO Albany.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
Only Just Completed

Washington, March 81, 4 p. m.
The report of the Maine board of
inquiry was given to Admiral
Sicard at noon and will be for
warded today or tomorrow to the
President. This news comes di-
rectly from the Admiral.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-21
ABOUT TOWN

Kite flying is the rage with a
rood many of the boys.
George Wilson is putting the
soof on Peil q Roberts new car
ria &c shop toda-.
Judge Keller is in Denver, buy
ing stock for his livery stable, TO
match the new barn.
The Rev. r. d. Graham's after
noon talk was well attended yes
erday. His subject was st. Pat
ick.n
Miss Myrtle Weimoro expects tc
70 10 Denver shortly 10 take po-
ition with well known law firm
of that city.
Mrs, j. G. McCreery viii get up
l dramatic entertainment for the
she benefit of the band, to be given
early in April.
e. Norborry's family moved to-
lay TO the new brick residence on
West Fourth street, recently com
pleted, opposite their old home.
Rev c. G. Warner was bitten
by dog while making a parochiai
,all on Saturday. The cali of one
Of his legs is badly infamed as he
result.
Smoked eels, ''pot-a-chollo cod
fish at the Jones Grocery Co.
Ststson Spring Hats. in all eolors and styles.
at p T, McGuires.
The Florence Sheet Metal Go.
have just received consignment
of SIS Sylph bicycles which will
be on sale at $40 each. Call and
see them.
Fresh sassafras bark at Daniels
drug store.
A, pure whiskey agrees with any
food, in fact aids digestion. 1t
tones the stomach, increases the
how of the gastric juices and so
promotes strength and flesh. A
pure whiskey like HARPER
Whiskev. Sold by
BURLEy d KILLIAN,
Florence, Colo.
New goods just received at Dam
iels' drug store.