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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
JUAN JOSE GALLART Y ALFONSO

Anoche murio en- Cayey este j6ven,
por todos conceptos estimable, que gozabs
tan profuudas simpatfas en- aquella locaIi
dad en- toda esta comarca.
Inteligente, active, laborioso, iba
abri6ndose campo en- ell comercio donde
sus dotes de caracter, su probidad y su ge
nio emprendedor le aseguraban IN hermo
SO porvenlr.
Una fiebre terrible le llev6 en- pooos
dfas al sepuloro, srrebstandole al carino
de su familis, que llora hoy Gin consuelo,
al de eus amigos, que lamentan 81 ausen
ola premature.
Envfamos nuestro p6same los deu
dos de Juan jose, en- especial su abue
la 4 su madre, dos stfiorss 3 quienes
uneu con ell &c nor Mufioz Rivera, propieta
rio de LA DEMoCRACIA, los Vfnculos estre-
ehos de la sangre los mas estrechos aun
de uu afecto fraterDal invaTiable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

Ell Comit6 Executive decret6 el
retraimient0. Pero este no signifca
el abandono del derecho. y como Is
casi SECURE que las listas electorales
que hoy Sc forman serviran para las
elecciones municipales del l-9Ol, con-
viene que nuestros correliglonarlos
incluyan en- todos los pueblos d to-
dos los adictos que puedan inscrlblrse.
Ademas, los jueces DE inscription
y de elecci0n, que pertenezcan al
partido, deben seguir ocupando sus
puestos sin excusa. Porque 81 no
los ocuparan, los republicanos podrfan
ncilmente llenar las listas de electo-
res suyog el dia 80, y hacer votar a
ToDos Los ISscRTos, suyos y nues-
tros, el dia 6. Is absolutamente in
dispensable intervenir y esforzar las
inscripciones, y yigilar las mesas para
evitar abuses Y pbchernzOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
ABUSOs Y COACCIOHES
4uelpr adiIIas

Nos esoriben de squel pueblo q1e no
han menudeado aIf POGO las ilegalidades
J las coaceiones del grupito Unconditional.
FL dfa 80, las euatro de la tarde, &c
presentaron unos cuantos federales soli
citar su insoFi pci6n en- la mesa interyenida
por los republieanos Y sc les neg6 ese de-
recho; entonces aqGellos pronunoiaron su
protezta fundandose en- que es precepto
terminate que los colegios permanezcan
en- 81 labor desde las ocho de Ia maflana
as seis de Ia tarde les contestaron que
clos hacto1s 10 que les data Ia gagea. For
esta razon tan burda, han quedado fuera
del registro muchfsimos electores que estan
en- condici6n de ejercitsr Ell voto.
FL lunee llegaron uuos numeros de la
policfa insular Qaebradillas, ell martes
sc apostaron en- la casa de don Oscar Ra :
forls, sta en- Ia entrada del pueblo, donde
registraban los campesinos para amedren
tarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

Las ultimas notioias aseguran cue
mas bien que decrecer, aUmenta Ia rebe
lion iniciada en- la peninsula.
En Barcelona sc detuvo d ounce
personas completes de la rebeldfs, pero
muchos timoratos Sc han lanzado Il cam
po, infuyendo en- ell leVantamiento de n
merosss partidas en- las provincias dss Ca
talnfla.
El gobierno tieue dispuestce ell aouzr
telamiento de tropas en- toda la naciou,
para oponerse en6rgicamente Las teuden
cias de los partidarios dc don Carlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

coechea. Les segufan IN hombre de c}lor
J dos guardias municipales.
Al llegar frente al hotel eFrsBcGr7
ell hombre, de color Sc laDzo sobre Abrii,
que iba sin armas que par6 los golpes
CON ell parsguas. La noche era liuriosa.
In ell momento mismo sc acercaron los
guardiae, les detuyieron todos les lle-
varon al dep6sito. Alil &c les uso en- Ii
bertad.
Al dfa siguiente concurrio Abril Ia
corte dc policfa, donde gu sgresor le p'ob6
con varios testigos que FL ERA Ell AGREED
DO. III AIcalde, Guzman, impuso d uuestro
companero cinco dollars de multa Ell
psgo de costas.
Jastieia republican,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
SOLDERING Y PUERTO-RICO

FL cable nos trae La sensational mott
cia de haber desaparecido de la faE de este
planeta Ia poblacion de Solferino, situada
entire Peschiera Msntus- Italia.
Ell acontecimiento tuvo lugar como
consecuencia de IN fuerte temblor de terra
Aquel es un pueblo que ha muerto
por las yioienciss de un fen6meno sefsmi-
co; nosotros somos IN pueblo que ha de
morir por las bratales ooDvulsiones de IN
fen6meno polftico.
Dsntro de POGO, los pedagogos supri
miriam dos nombres en- sus descripciones
gecgraficas: Solferino Puertc-Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
4 DiESTRO I SIlIEyTR)

Ell abogado-Do Ie deeimos ilustre
porque Va pronto dtfendernos Ia Iison-
ia es repulsiVa-el abogado sefior Lopez
Landron deraanda a los iueees Ramos y
Cuchi roR PREyARIcA cloN.
Els, ademas de IN jurisconsulto que
oonooe la ley maraviIla, UN HoHBRE~ane
tIene ell valor de pron1aci4r eli AcUso de
Emilio 6 12ia ante ante "a Frsncia en- ell prooeso
cree qpe Ramos y Cuehf prevarica
ron sABIENDAs -aunque este resulte pleo.
ndstieo " les conduee la barra, Il a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

Hace algunos dias lego San Juan,
a bordo del Vapor eCatalina,> nuestro dis
tinguido amigo don Santiago Saenz, quien
regresa al pals despu6s de haber pasado
una temporada en- Barcelona.
FL sefor Saenz es IN propietario
aoaudalado de Mayagiiez, donde goza de
los mejores prestigios.
lie saludamos cordialmente por So fe
liz srribo la pstria, reiterau1ole Ell SEN
timiento de nuestra consideration mas
sfectuosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
OTRA 7 VAN MUCHAO
cOsAS De DAUB0H 2
Leemos en- La Correspondsncto

Leemos en- La Corresponde,1cta
<PGrsonas llegadas de Caguss noa in
forman que ell domingo fu6 atropellado en-
squelIa poblaci6n don Cristobal Colon J
que la misma noche, trataron de as<ar Ia
casa de don Juan Quinones, la cual fue
apedresds por una multitud. Los seflores
Colon Quifones son republicanoss.
Ese peri6dico inserta semejante noti,
cis, porque no analiza 10 que llegue 3
sus o6cinas, .siempre que envuelVa una acu.
saci6n manifesto embozada contra un
pueblo federal.
Nosotros sostenemos que niente el
que hsva dado tales informes La Co
rrespondenctG.
Aquf no se eonoce & ningdn don Ju017
QuitIones nj so hs producido el atropello
que denunoia ell colegs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

Senior Presidente del Comit6 feders
de esta ciudad.
Seflof: alquien Ia propalado Ia especie
De que soy repubiioano, = considerations
pr clio herido eE mi dignidad toda vez
qte soy inoapas de traicionar a mis- her
m az ,s nj De vender la pstria, quiero hacer
pnbIioo que he sido D ssrS siemEre federal.
No es otro. 40 Ell Partido federal puer-
torriqueno ell de los buenos = eensatos hi
JOS del fafs.
lose r. Gorrea.
Utaado, 80 De O4tabre de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
VsseUOs tipOs

Han llegado a la Capital los nuevos
materiales de irnprett. que Sc pid.eron pa
ra Ia tipograffa de- DIARTo que vis1en
cDando Ell DlARTo no exiete.
Sc utilizaran en- Il DEMocHA GA, que
cambiara pronto gu forIna actaal por otra
mas moderna Y elegante.
Los tipos que empleamos hoy resultan
muy gsstados y no dzl la impression i'm
pia 7 clara que aspira la empresa del pc
riodico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

La Corte de Distrito de Arecibo soil :
cita Ia busca, captura remission Is car
Gel de squella villa, de los proeeasdos que
siguen
Victor Ortega GonEalez, natural de
Toa-Baja, vecino de Morovis, aeasado de
Tobo.
Juan Sanchez Bebitez, natural Dc Rio
piedras, vecino de Ciales , responsible de
analogo deiito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
ARECIBo

Ante ell Tribunal de Justicia de Are
ciho Fe tramita IN juicio declaratiTo que
promQeve don Felix Prieto, Teciuo de
Lares, contra don8 Caledonia PeraIts, so
bre nnlidsd de matrimonio, lleys1do Ia
representation del demandante el iuriscon-
sulto don Felix Santoni.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
VEGA-ALTA
Octubre, 2s de 1900
Sr. Director de La DENoCRACIA.
Cecuas.

Csguas.
Muy senior milo: Segdn me han ase
gurado variCs smigos, en- ell periodico SEl
Paisa hs salido una noticis referente
que 20 habfa desertado del partido fe
deral.
Esto es una solemne mentirs; perms
nszco permAnecer6 siempre en- mi puesto
como soldado del gran ejeroito que acau
dilIa Ell lfbaro, el puertorriqueho de yer
giienxs, ell amo de los flsd6Ifcos incondi
cionales, ell democrats don Luis.
De usted con gracias anticipates Por
In inserci6u de estas lfneas, queds alto.
amigo s. s. @. B. S. nj. - Miguel RI
vera.-A gu ruego por no saber hrmar,
CrisantO GuZmam.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01
ID ONCE
Mariana A6riI

Recibimos de nuestro corTeaponsal
mas detalles sobre Ell atropello de que fae
vfetima el senior Abril.
"A las doce media salfan del Casino
cate los sefiores Llorens Torres Col
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

eli solo de II gHstlcla
las celdas del penal.
La acusacidn c. muT sencills.
Sc trata de que-segau ell senior Lan.
dr6n-los jueces Ramos Cuchf 6rnaron.
Es uS SOLO AsUsTo. DOS SENTENCIAS
@ 3UESTAS.
Mas sdn: - tTats de que falIaron ES
IN sESTIDoy luego, Por eausas que &c ig
moran, falisron ES oTR0 sESTIDo tctalmen
Ite contrario.
No se a1ade zi hubo cohecho, sobor.
no, etc., etc.
No Sc especifoa ii esos iueces se de-
jaron comprar.
Lo que ae ahade Sc especifca es qae
prevaricaron.
Pues. casi NADIA sefores:
que, segda Lopez Landr6n,
FeIipfn y Juan Ramon
son dos -. preFaTicadores.
Veremos 10 que resulta.
Nosotros tenemos "a, desde hace
aigunos dfas, concepto claro de los dos
|jueces.
sabemoa hasta donde lIegan su mo.
ralidad su honradez.
z les hemos Eisto hatta el d,timo re-
pliegue de la oonciencia.
Pero NADIA. Mientras no liable la lev,
|coDtiDusn siendo unos integ6rrimos msgis-
t-adoe.
La toga cae sobre sus hombros con ell
orgullo de las cosas inanimadaE que reoi-
ben grande honor.
QuG confanza la que ell pats hs
puesto en- esos incorporates ap6stoles d.
ID rectitud.
Sc les mira con Garlic:
son ell tipo ideal
del decoro y del aliflo:
tan claros como ell cristal;
tan puroa como ell armifo.
El sefor Lopez Landr6n 40 Sc embar.
ca sin golletG.
7, cnando 81 sc yergae y AcUsA, no.
sotros presumimos qae PRoBARA
z 81 prueba voIvemos s prssumir-
eel Tribunal Supreme, en- que fguran Qui.
nonea, Hernandez. Figueras Nleto, cum
plira gu deber.
81 no 10 cumpliera 10 cuaI no con-
cebimos -entnn3es se,f4 la hora de decla-
rar arb ct orb que no hsy justioia, nj ea
peranza.
que Puerto Rico. 81 Sc hunde, bieu
hundido estara en- les abismos del oceano
8 en- los abismos, mas negros aun, del
defhonor del vilipendio.
Aguardarcmos como los arabes.
Lo escrito est4 escrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-01

dennRcis con altiveE prcfeaional digna de
loa.
e. proceso e &c iniciz
sabrenoa al final
81 merecen por igaal
Ell solo de Ii jasticia
las celdas del penal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
OCEAN STEAMPHIP COMBINE
To Include Several Companies aud
Involve Many MILLIONS.

40 AMCAMUG severn companies AW4
Involve Many Millions.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 8-Rumors were
current today concerning a combination
Of transatlantic steamship companies,
which viii involve several companies and
many millions Of dollars. It was said
that the Atlantic Transport company,
which operates lines of steamships be
tween New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and London, viii be part of the COM
bination. Bernard n. Baker, president Of
TIE company, when sen today, said: II
have nothing to give out" Others in the
interest were equally as retcient but il
was learned from a napparently reliable
source that negotiations are going on
in New York and that a representative
Of the Atlantic Transport company IS
in that city looking after its interest.
Color is given to the rumor by the
strength of Atlantic Transport company
,Jtock on the exchange today. There
y as an active inquiry for 1t on theboard
an d on the curb, but the only sale re-
cor ded in the early dealings was ten
shares at 100 an advance of fifteen
points compared with the last preceding
sale. Since August 90 the stock has
risen IS points. Details of the deal are
carefully guarded bat it is understood
that the stockholders Of the Atlantic
Transport company will receive more
than $500 per share for their holdings,
in the event of the consumation of the
deal. The Atlantic Transport company
has in service now seventeen vessels,
ranging in tonnage from $3.50 to 1920.
The NIinnetouka and the Minnewaska.
now building at Belfast, ireland, viii be
launched next spring and placed in the
New York London trade. They will be
IS $40 ton vessels and similar in design
70 those now building for the company
BY the Maryland Steel company. Be-
sides these vessels the company is build
ing two at the yards of the New York
shin building company at Camden, \. j.,
and viii shortly award contracts for two
more The latter vessels VIII probably
he built at Norwich. Conn. The ships
now in service are the Minneapolis.
AIinneha. Mesaha. Manitou, Aehominee,
Marquette. Mohawk. Michigan, America,
Europe and Manhattan on the New
York-I London route; Montana, Minnesota,
NfaeEinaw and Maryland on the Balti-
more and PhiIadel Dhia-London route. The
company also owns the Maine, which is
in the service Of the British governments
as a hospital ship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
FORTUNE AND a SWEETHEART
Patrick Carroll OF Toronto Found
Roth an Tennessee.

Patrick Carroll manifests strange
fondness for the Kentucky Moon
shine country, says the New York
Journal.
A ten days captivity in the hands Of
Cumberland mountain brigands, a
hairs breadth escape from death and
an enforced thirty-six hours tramp on
a diet Of roots and berries failed to
cure him of this liking
Only, a few nights ago he passed
through New York on his way to his
home in Toronto from the scene Of his
adventures. Yet he is already on his
way back to the same region.
Perhaps the fact that he found there
fortune and a sweetheart sufficiently
accounts for his persistency. 1T was in
search Of the former that he first ven
tured into the Businesses of the Cum
bsrlands. It Is to the latter that he
owes his life, as well as assistance in
locating the source of the wealth that
he hopes TO possess.
The story is best told as Carroll re-
lated himself to q friend on the Penn
srlvania ferry as he crossed the North
river last Tuesday afternoon to take
his train for the south.
"Ic was while travelling I'm Ken
lucky about a year aeo." ne said. that
7 heard rumors Of some big aspha5 tum
lakes in Harlan county. in a not very
clearly defined locality between the
Bis Black and Pine mountains. Bust
ness compelled my return to Toronto.
at The time. but I was determined 10
investigate. About august 1 I was
back.
'The railroad ends at Truxton. forty
or fifty miles east of the section Z
wanted To explore The village consists
Cf only a few shanties. bur IT'S a rail-
road point end comparatively CIVILIZED
Tor that region. The agent IMPRESSED
me as the most enterprising locking
man in town and 10 him I appealed
for Information.
What's youalrs business hare.
s-ranger2 was the first question. as
it always is i'm the 'moonshine' belt
told him and saw thar he didn't I'M
derstand.
"Use II 10 paving. co they T
neveh hea'5 90 t and stranger I
wouldn't a5vise you 20 so father.
9its pow fuI rough country up Won
Deb and they ah not ve'y fond OF
strlnEehs
"Cf course. couldn't JET the warn
ins change my plans The sgent told
me when tie siege would leave for
Leonard. ana 7 booked a passage. As
[ stood talking with him pulled otu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
WOULDN'T HAVE n
BRYAN Declines a SenatOrShip
in Advance,
PRESIDENCY OR NOTHING
Besides, There Are Others
Who Would Like to be It.
PRESIDENCY OR NOTHING

New York Nov. s.-The Evening Jour
nal prints the following telegram from
William J. Bryan:
Lincoln. Neb., Nov $40 the Editor
Of the Evening Journal: You may say
officially that under no circumstances
would I accept the Office Of United States
senator, even were it rendered me- I
made my fight for the presidency and I
lost am not going to take other mems
positions from them.
lslgnedl "WILLIAAI ]. BRYAN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the - I<e----
Signature Of LseGz|1yE LSlL5.E<2<


Rome. Nov. THE Pekin correspondent
Of the Trhuna, WIRING November s says.
''News from "a private source. coming di-
rect from the province of shensL where
the Chinese court took refuge says that
Emperor Kwans SD is about 10 return
L. pakiu via H0lan."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09

And fhs said Mayor and coyncilsnen.
upon pres znsslon = $40 rertt7H f51us
thst the sane vG 10 zrcnz sid Z due
ana legal farm. ard vas sisne5 p more
shan two-at-hs g TIE raaent t4z-raT-
e-s az ssI5 city and sad 1Sgr ems
Cau2cl-1en shrraapon granted ~ pray
e. ~ sl petition ard er4tret taat g
Special Electez - ha.s e. tae les vot-
.1g places Be- sad Csfy &C tAs arh Gag .
November 800 e determine wss-hsT
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WEEK. Y EAGLE
one copy, one year .......-.-.'''''''-'''' -

The proprietors re. serve the right to re-
5ect and discontinue any adVef e $3.50 - -
contracted for eitbe by themselves u
their agents ,-o.s
Eastern business CT Ice, THE. Tribune,
Building New York 'lty; " esteIn ma
S. c. Beckwith So e-ial Agency, so49
agents for Foreign A. S.ertisin g -.
Entered in the posto tlce at Wlc--5 q 80
BeconS-rlass matter and entered 1lL
transmission through be mails IS SUI --i-
Readers Of the Eagle When 10 New ~ -
City o. Chicago, can &c copies q -
paper at the Office Of OF u agents al tAe
address given above.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
Kentucky GIrI Marries a Lord.

London. Nov. Miss Grace Carr Of
Louisville, KY was married today 10
Lord Newborough in Savoy Chapel. Unit
ed States Ambassador Choate gave the
bride away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
=. IVInslovE,s Eonthinr Nrrun

gas been used Tor over NIFTY YEARS
ly MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. it SOOTHEs the
CHILD, sOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO ana is
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA- Sold
by druggists 30 every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WIusIow's
Soothing syIup" and take no other kind.
q twenty-five cents q bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
Attest: AMOS NrcLAIN. CITY CIerl
Additional ROck Island Excursions.

AUuAAlOMhA hAOEA AHAeAaAN A--ANAA
Commencing Wednesday, November Z,
and continuing every Wednesday there
after, the Rock Island announces an ad-
diional personally conducted tourist ex-
cursion with through Pullman tourist
sleepers from Kansas City and Omaha
to San Francisco, Los Angeles and Pa
ciio coast points, Via the Denver and
Rio Grande scenic route. This IS in ad
dition to the regular personally conduct
ed tourist excursion leaving Kansas City
and Omaha every Friday for the same
2eints.
This personally conducted feature for
the holders of lowest rate tickets has
proved its popularity. The tourist agents
and conductors who accompany these ex-
cursions through are Rock Island en-
ployes ana have Travelled over the route
MANY times and accustomed to taking
care Of ladies travelling alone, and are
good guides to all scenic points of inter-
est in Colorado and Utah. They pass
through most interesting places Ike
Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge, Tennes-
see Pass. Canon Of the Grande Glenwood
Springs, Castle Rock and Salt Lake City
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
Sugar Reduced Is Per Gent.

New York, Nov. 7.-Au the large sugar
refining companies have made q. reduc-
ton of Is per cent on all grades Of reda-
ed sugar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09

Dressmakiug-Airs a J.. Fletcher, late
Of Kansas City. is prepared to do dress
making in an its branches Fit ana work
guaranteed AT no West Second street.
Fletcher block 147-5tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09

De-a-ur. Ind Nov G-Pearl Cutting
rested here charged with voting Illegally.
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caa+t tae L5fi-t'tf - =
be adopted2 The
proposition that fhe
city Of Wichita IS
sue and deliver 20
the Kansas City,
Mexico and 9-Le-t
Railway cou9ez
the Bonds Il sad
ciev 70 sid n seca--
ing and paving fer
Eht-'f-waT depot
rr7cna and terui-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09

Table board best in the city, at the
Piazza; So per week I50-2tx
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Recruits aud christmas Gifts.

Opening dinner Sunday at the Piazza
under new management 150-2tx
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said bonds shall be Issued upon the terms
and conditions set out and stated in said
petition;
And said Mayor and Councilmen furth-
or ordered that in the event a majority
Of the voters at said Special Election
cast their votes in favor Of said PROPOSE
tion-snd when the said Kansas City.
Mexico and Orient Railway Company.
It's successors or assigns shall have
compiled with The conditions stated in
said petition, that then the Mayor Of
said CITY shan duly sign. and the City
Clerk shall duly attest and seal with the
Corporate Seal Of said City. and isue AMI
deliver TO said railway company, its sue
cessors OF asst gns, the bonds OF said City
to the amount CT Thirty Thousand Dol
lars (s89. O0o). Of the number, denomiua-
ton, and terms, and bearing interest as
set forth and stated in said petition.
And said Mayor and Councilmen furth-
er ordered that the form Of ballot to be
used at said Special Election should be
in the form stated IN said petition, and
that said Special Election be called. held.
the returns thereof made and canvassed,
and the result declared. in all respects
as provided by law for the holding CT
general elections.
And it was further ordered that legal
notice Of said election be prepared and
published. as provided BY law.
WHEREFORE. The said City. under
and pursuant to the direction and order
Of the Mayor and Councilmen Of said
City. hereby give public notice that said
Special Election, so ordered and called,
VIII be held in said City Of Wichita, at
the usual and legal voting places therein,
on the 10Th day Of November. 1900, be-
tween the hours designated and fixed by
law
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. The Mayor
and Councilmen of said City OF Wichita
have caused this notice TO be signed by
the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk
Of said city this 29rd day OF October
1900 FINLAY ROSS.
Mayor Of the City Of Wichita
Attest. AMOS NrCLAIN. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
A Magnificent Display of Easter Cloves.

Ta aG2s rHhEnchAsr ovhhshAM GhAcn $500
TREFOUSsE THREE-CIASP BLACK SUEDE ~
TREFOISSE TwO-CLASP SUEDE PIQuE m
rE GE62Es , rwoc 3 Glaze r9yn $500
THREE-CLAsP ovERsEAM FRENCH KID GLOVES IN all Inc
BSSG d'I 9aeks an" s ' sles correct en- 5O
T% sSas Ssrr EMPRESS ri9uE CLOVES every pair e St5O
Two-CLAsP PIQUE GLOVES Amazon brand. q 4 0E
T yss aas m d9rE SUEDE GLOVES can be washed 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08
BLACK Dress Goods.

The fashionable Black Dress Goods for this season come
in the neo oeapes, plain and fancy Many nobeKes
are shoSun in Cepon and Grenadine effects We haze Just
the high class goods here. the rich, fine qualities that haze
tzuce the in them of the ordinary goods and a4uays look
and dessy to the pey last The these goods are
compared qb those sold esehere the faster this department
qv groz Special prices TO bring here again
to see the goods.
SIPS for Sf75 Wool and Mohair Crepons.
85 cts for Sf.25 Cheviot Serges.
$500 for 90 jacquard Novelties.
$3.50 for $500 English Oeuna C1oB.