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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
Luis Sdnchez. Morales.
EI dereclo
a la barba

Un ministro frances, Mr.. Mile
rand, ha dictado una orden emanci-
padora de las mejillas. Ning1n i6
ven de las Escuelas de Artes Of.
clos pod1a antes de deiar con sus ma
turaies expanslones los bulbos pila
res de su tejldo tegumentario.
Graeias 8 Millerand podran en-
10 successive tener barba. Es extraf1o
que existiera esta prohibition allf.
en- Francia, en- ell pueblo de Ia liber,
tad,
Despu6s de Eaber declarado los
dereohos mathematics 6 imprescrip-
tloles, nos encontramos con que ell
mas elemental de eilos, ell de afei-
tafse dejarse crecer las excrecen-
clas p1loras, no habfa entrado en- ell
Codigo fundamental de la revolu-
cion francesa
Ell peri6dico que da la noticia q.
sirVe de estribadero este artfculo,
recuerda que Boulanger permiti6 q
todos los militares, sin distinction de
classes nj de grades usar la barba, Y
af1ade con cierta maliciosa intenoi6n
cue tambien ell ilustre general dej6
que creciese liberalmente la suya,
sin daf1o ninguno de la fortuna del
que la levaba. Antes de-este solo Sc
consentfa al soldado ell bigote, Y la
perilla,
Despues ~> 3. va pudo la mill
cia tener la libre disposition de la
propiedad fson6mica
Hace algun tempo, no mucho,
que hubo un conato de huelga entire
los mozos de cafe de la capital de
F'rancia.
Cre1an compatible la barba con
su o6cio.
Hemos dido decir que entire no
sotrosse esta preparando un mo
vimiento semejante.
SPor defender los fueros de la
libertad Individual? No sef1or. iPor
Greer que es atentatorio la digni'
dad el no hacer 10 que Sc quiera de
la cara? Tampoco Por oponerse
a las exigencias de los Ffgaros, por
emancipar una y otra mejilla de la
barberil navaja.
Don Zacarfas Vail Spinosa
Traductor del Gobierno en- Was
hington D. G. hace traducciones
exactas del castellano al ingles Y vi.
ce-versa.
Ensef1a el ingles rapida y correc.
tamente.
San Jose ndmero IA.
Precios corrientes.
15-o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31

JOSE SANTOS ZELAYA.
pREs1DE'NrE DE NICARAGUA
Personaje de q uien mucho Sc
Ihabla actualmente On los Estados
UT2idos y en- Europa, con motive
del proyectado canal interoceani-
60 Gle Nicaragua en- cuya construc-
cion Sc ocupan muy sacramento
los Americanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
Col2 qio Particular

UlRlJlD FUN IEDNO MOSLO DhNAb'
.Akatm7aos ertcrn0s, pe71sionistds y naed'o
hensionistas, Gale del Sol aoaim. 1@ y III.
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
iegio: 10 La instruction primaria,
incluy endo ell ingles, dibujo y la his
soria do Puerto-Ric 20 La ms
trucci6n secundaria, sea la prepa-
raci6n para ell ingreso en- las Uni
5ersidades de los Estados Unidos.
) Q Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pin
tura y m1sica.) 40 T,orfa y prac-
aica de la Tenedurfa de .libros. Sc
ran tambien admitidos, en- calidad de
internos, los alumnos que deseen
continuar sus estudios en- la alta Es-
cuela Americana, donde aquellos
concurriran vigilados por los ms
oectores del Colegio, recibiendo
despues repasos privados de las
asignaturas que cursen. Este 70
legio tiene su eReglamento interiors
que Sc enviara q los padres que 10
solicitor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31

AQUETE PHENOMENAL.
Un par de boti-
mes americanoS
negro 6 color de
lazO. .SENADOR
Un resorte pa
chaqueta guarda
solapa acero.. TRUST
Una GAIA
3 jabones
ceses
mil flores. .COMBINACIO
al recibir 8 dollars en- giro
postal 6 sellos mandamos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
Maaas.v!ivssdi
HISPANO O-NORTAME Err CANO

Una de las causas prindipales
que preocupa los productoreS anne
ricanos, para oponerse al ca botaje
con Puerto Rico, es ell ilusorio per
juicio que suponen ha de proporcio
rarles la introduction allf, libre de
derechos. de nuestros az4car y taba
60. Queremos conceder que este
sea eierto, que no 10 es en- DIDO al
guno, pero 4 remediarlo, all4 van
algunas ideas, cue palpitan en- Ia
conciencia p1blica, y que indudable
mente habrfan de producir benef
cias positivos para los pr od uctos
puertorriquenos, hoy huerfanos de
mercados dopde cotizarse no obstan'
te su excelente calidad
La realization de Gun modd is vi:
yendi. entire los Estados Uniaos y
Espaaa, en- favor de los frut utos ma
turales de nuestra isla, daria q estos
una nueva corriente que les alicia
ria en- gran parte de los nero ados
nacionales, evitando ell aparen Mt B da'
no que temen los productores d onti'
nentales de azdcar y tabaco pTinci'
palmente. Ell cafe xes sabido, Que 4
pesar de Ia excelencia del grano
puertorriquef1o, no puede contra
rrestar la avalanche del brasileno
en- las plazas de la Union.
Urge pues abrir mercados para
todos nuestros productos y prf Incl
palmente para ese grano, en- benef
clio no solo de Puerto Rico, sino con
ventajas para las industrias nd Qrte.
americanas y tranquilidad para
nuestres hermanos, hoy acoba| |rda'
dos competideres del continente.
El remedio es facil; va 10 he mos
dicho.a El establecimiento de Gun
modus vivendis comercial para Pto.
Rico eelebrado con ell Gobierno es.
paf1ol por nuestro actual Gobief fno.
Que q cambioIe algunas conces sio'
nes arancelarias a productos a grf
colas 6 industriales peninsulares nue
no sc fabriquen nj Sc produzcan en-
la Union, nuestros frutos, y ed pc
cialmente Ell cafe, obtengan q su en-
trada en- Espafa, ventajas reales
con las que puedan cempetir con los
slmllares de otras naciones conbci-
das. Hoy es impossible que nues tro
grano luche en- los mercados PENN.
sulares con los muy inferiores de
Guatemala, Costa -Rica, Brasil y de-
mas paises convenidos.
Llamamos pues, la atenci6n de
nuestros hermanos sobre esta idea
benefciosa para todos; invitamos Is q
nuestra Camara de Comercio V So
ciedad dc agricultores, para ue
coadyuven con los poderosos medEos
de que disponen, a la realization del
pensamiento, interponiendo todo su
valimiento cerca de nuestro Cob er'
nador General, para que haga su va
esta ,campaf1a en- favor de la isla
confada su mando.
Sabemos que en- Espana, no m
bres de corazon sano, verdader ros
puertorriquenos amantes de ed to
suelo que les vio nacer, como el DR..
don Francisco Garcia Molinas aim
y verbo de esta generosa idea, estan
dispuestos a llevar todo ell concurs 30
de su influencia y de su valer, para
que ell Gobierno espanol acoja, tai b.
bien con benevolencia, un proyecto
que tantos henefcios ha de produdir
a esta pohre isla. Y sabemos mas;
que ell se11or Silvela, jefe actual del
gobierno espanol, aplaude COZ ent a.
siasmo la idea inicjada por Garcia
Molinas, y pondra de su parte todqs
los medios de que dispone~ para le'
gar un acuerdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
Ecos De ESP ANA

lila Uerm1nado la huelga de
tranvias en- Valencia En- Ia reunion
celebrada entire las empresas Y los
huelguistas Sc acordo:
Los conductores Sc dividiran er
tres classes, que percibiran trece, 12
y lO reales, respectivamente.
Las horas de trabajo seran de
Ii en- invierno y Is como maximum
en- verano, abonandoseles 2h ch:.;;.
mos Por cada una q. exceda, siendo
yolun ntaria la prestaci0n de este ser
vicio.
D Dispondran de una hora para
ra conner. ...:
d Disfrutaran de una fiesta dos
susttutos por quincena. Los co
cheros quedan en- las mismas condi.
clones.
EN- licante Sc encuentra una
>comisiQn de ingenieros encargada
de estudiar sobre el terreno el nro.
yecto de ferrocarril della Marina a.
pondra en- communication directa Y
fapida dicha poblaci6n con Valencia.
= VisitarAn al Presidente del
Consejo los sefores Sola, Garcia
Molinasy Brunet para hablarle de
las pretenciones de los puertorri,
queflos en- cuanto al cafe.
Este Sc considera en- Espafa, al
venir de Puerto Rico, como de nv:
cedencla extran1era, por 10 cual Sc
lle aaplica la primera tarjfa del Aran.
Gel, y como ademas no les fu6 con.
.cedido a aquellos ell cabotaje, & pe.
sar de las promesas de Nc Kinlev.
resulta que ell cafe que allfse produ.
ce ha perdido Ell mercado espaf1ol,
SIN que pueda, en- manera alguna,
eeo,mpetlr con el procedente del Bra
Ell gobenador de Tanger convo.
CO los eomerciantes y cambistas
de la localidad, comunicandoles Or
dere; del Sultan, que prohibe, bajo
pena de muItas y de diferentes cas-.
tigos, la circulation de la moneda de
PuertoRico, de la que varios espe-
culadores tienen grandes cantida.
des introducidas clandestinamente
-Bl alcalde de Santiago ha re.
cibido La orden de no permitir la
entrada en- aquella poblaci6n q una
estudiantina de Oporto,
-Segdn cartas particulares re
cibidas en- Sevilla, ha sido asesinado
por los tagalos un teniente de arti'
ller1a de nuestro ejercito que desem
penaba entire ellos ell cargo de gene
raj del arma nombrada
EI &Sr. Babel era un Official muy
ilustrado y habfa logrado organizar
de I'M nmodo admirable su arma en- ell
ej6rcito tagalo.
La causa del asesinato fue ell
haber reprendido con mucha severi
dad ell Sr. Badel sus subordina'
dos.
-Desde> Gijon comunican mott
cias de nuevos siniestros marftimos
En- Lastres, y cerca del Cabo,
ha naufragado la harca xReina de los
Angeles, pereciendo los siete tripu
lantes que llevaha.
Falta la llamada <Dos hernia
nass, que tripulahan II marineros,
y que Sc teme hayar perecido.
A la entrada del puerto de Luan
co ha zozobrado otra pequena embar
cacion que tripulaban II hombres,
ahogandose 8.
r Las victimas dejan todos fami'
liza sumida en- la miseria mas espan
tosa.
Circulaban ell dia 21 rumores pc
simistas de Cucillero, donde Sc igno-
ra ell paradero de varias lanchas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
Cuban steamship
Company

Hacia ell 7 de Abril proximo re.
calara este puerto 81 vapor ingles
<Cayo Largo, procedente de Lon
dres y Amberes, con carga general,
y Sc despachara para Habana, Ma
tanzas, Cardenas y New Orleans.
admitiendo carga y pasajeros.
Admitira tambien ganado para
los citados puertos de Cuba, a pre-
clos m6dicos.
San Juan P. R. Mario 81 1900
j. T. Silica q C0napa
Coz s'gnatarios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
u Icon jevea!
Es Pecf0s-a5
de GeE-eza
del Dr.Ayefs

pronto vence Ia tos que acompafla
estaS Intermediates en- sus com;enzos.
Empleandose pronto Ell pectoral cura
prcnto.
Cuando Ia enfermedad esta bien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31

franco por correo por toda la isla
este paquete.
AL enviar su importe indicar el
nnmero del calzado y color deseado'
''Bazar Frances" efectos de caballe.
fos-52 San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31

desarrollada, aun
entonces electoral
de Cereza reduce Ia
fiebre, mataeldolor,
facilita la respira-
ci6n Y restablece
rapida mente la
salud.
Para todas las
afecciones de la
garganta y los pull
mones, agudas 8
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27

Mrs. Carl Michigan died on the 9Th,
the funeral the following day, attended
by many friends of the deceased. She
leaves husband and three children,
who have the sympathy of the COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Gilbert had made
great preparations to entertain their
friends with q picnic in their grove on
the 25th marriage anniversary, which
occurred on the 10th. About thirty of
their relatives came during the week,
returning home on Monday. They
enjoyed happy reunion. Also they
received some fine presents from their
friends. Rain prevented many from
attending, although it was welcomed.
There's no beauty in all the land.
That can with her face compare.
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at
night. Hitchcock & Co.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
WESTLINE.

Clyde Moore is breaking ten acres for
Mr.. Anderson.
The Misses Cain are taking music
lessons of Mrs. Porter.
A party of young people went out to
the lake the LIST of the week.
School in Dist. 80 closed on the 9Th,
Miss Linck returning home on the 18th.
Carrie Molitor visited his parents a
couple of days before going to Montana.
Mrs. Charles Croft's brothers and sis
tiers came over Sunday from Redwood
Falls.
Mr.. Murphy has bought a farm on
section rs, and has been breaking and
sowing fax.
Robert Johnson and wife spent Fri
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. Croft on
their way to Redwood.
Thou hast strange notions for one SO
young substitute to think that thou
art the same as Rocky Mountain Tea,
made by the Madison Medicine Co.
IS cents. Hitchcock & Go.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

]. v. McGettrick to Edward Pratt,
lot II, block IA, original plat of Red
wood Falls, $1,000.
James A. Jackson to John III. Jack
son, sw4 of section Is, Redwood Falls,
s., 900.
NJ. E. Lewis to Louis Thacmert, tract
in lot Z, block 6, Vesta, $40.
M. E. Lewis to Edward Santer, tract
in lot Z, block s, Vesta, $40.
Winona & st. Peter Railroad Co. to
Mrs. Valborg Peterson, lots and Z,
block S, Revere, SIS.
Winona & st. Peter Railroad Go. ia
L. P. Rasmussen, lot IL, block 2, Re.
we're, $45.
Frank E. Keith to Nels 8. Nelson,
lots l, 2, 8 and 4, block s, Revere $3.50.
Gilbert II. Jessup to Clara Stewart,
WI Of swi Of section 26, Westline, 81 600.
Margaret Breckenridge ct al to r. r.
Freeman, lots Is, II and IS, block IL,
Walnut Grove, $3.50.
State Of Minnesota to Carl lick,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27

patent to tracts in sections 2 and 10
Willow Lake.
Antonio Chmelka to Harlem E. Mil
Ter, 81 Of sci of section %, Underwood
81 900.
Winona & st. Peter Land Go. tt
Michael Blake, lots 5, 10 and IL, section
8, Three Lakes, 1869.
Herman G. Werder to August c.
Burmeister, tract in auditors subdi.
vision No. l, section /, Redwood Falls
$500.
Herman G. Werder to August G.
Burmeister, tract in Mill Lot No. II,
section SO. Delhi, 81.
Herman g. Werder to August C.
Burmeister, tract in section l, Red.
wood Falls, 81.
Earle s. Miller to Edward N. Beumer,
81 of sw4 of section l, Springdale,
81, 800.
Winona & st. Peter Railroad CO. to
Julia Mahoney, nw4 of section 26, and
nj of mel of section IS, Granite Rock,
$500.
Henry w. Shoemaker to Herman
w. Shoemaker, undi J of lots / and 2,
block 2, North Redwood, $500.
Samson Rasmussen to s. Nyhus
tract in nw4 of nw4 or section 26, Lam.
berton, 81, 500.
Western Town Lot Go. to John
Kaufenberg. lots and 8, block S, Vesta
$3.50.
Gustav Drews to Nicholas Huss
tract in lot IA, block 2, Ottawa, now
Seaforth, $50.
H. F. Jones to Charles Katzenberger
lot 5, block 3, Jones' LIST addition t.
Belview, $50.
Margaret Breckenridge ct al to E.
Fairchild. lots Is, IA and Is, block II
Walnut Grove, $3.50.
Western Town Lot Co. to M. w
Welter, lot -, block 2, Wabasso, S125
Western Town Lot Co. to P. J
Soukop, lot Is. block 5, Wabasso, $125
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Topics of Interest Discussed at the
State Capital.

Gov. Lind will find when he comes
to the making Of his campaign that
he is confronted with very differ
ent proposition from that which
confronted him two two years ago.
Then there was more or less dissen-
sion in the Republican ranks, and
something of disposition on the
part of one faction to ''get back at
another, and on the whole all condi-
tions were unfavorable This year
there is absolute harmony within
the party, only one gubernatorial
candidate in the field and general
disposition on the part Of Republi-
cans to get out and elect the ticket
first and attend to matters of detail
and reorganization afterwards. On
the other hand the present admins
tration will be on the defensive from
the outset, on account of the notori-
ously bad appointments and the mis-
conduct of the various departments
of the state government. It will
take more than a mere corruption
fnnd, extorted from the employees Of
the State, to pull Lind through.
Ex-Gov. Alexander Ramsey, the
venerable war governor of Mime
sofa, was up in Duluth recently and
while there gave an interview on
the political situation in this state.
II believe" said he, that Mime
sofa will go overwhelmingly for Nc.
Kinley. In fact there is no doubt Of
it. And might say that he will be
triumphantly reelected. Had Gen.
eral Clapp entered the race for gov
ernor I believe that he could have
been elected with little or no effort.
Van SAINT, however, seems to have
things pretty we'll in hand, and
there is little question as to his sue.
cess l do not think it will be pos.
sible for the fusionists to elect Lind
or any other man governor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
GALES.

H. r. Nelson has purchased q new
feed mill.
The Misses Drury recently enjoyed q
trip to the lake.
Mrs. Fancett is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Pierson.
Erma Porter returned home from
Marshall on the 10th.
Alice and Elsie Drury visited the
Misses Porter Tuesday.
A. J. Porter and family visited at
Henry Nelson's Sunday.
Myrtle Weber visited Amiret friends
q few days the past week
g. H. Halves and family were greet
ing old friends Thursday.
Several attended q dance. at Will
Thompeon's Friday night.
Misses Lida Nelson and Grace Lar
sou made trip to Vesta Monday.
Harry Wilson and Earnest Pearson
visited at Henry Nelson's Sunday.
Mesdames Porter and Leonard, and
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson were visitors 1t
the Nettiewyynnt farm Wednesday.
John Kramer returned Friday from
Rochester with his little son Walter.
The doctor did not give much hopes Of
his eyes being cured.
Robert johnson and wife Of, Cam
bridge were visiting friends in town
the past week. He preached In the II.
3. church on the evening Of the 10Th.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
HALF RATE EXCURSIONS.
Good Fishing and Charming Summer
Resorts.

Those In search of health or recreation
can do no better than to take an outing al
one of the following popular resorts on the
Minneapolis st. Louis railroad.
Watervflle. Mimi, Lake Tetonke, splendid
pike, crappie and bass fishing. and boating
Waconfa, Mimi, Clear Lake. The Coney
Island hotels are famous for good accommo-
dations.
Lake Minnetonke is best reached by the
Minneapolis 4 st. Louis railroad. There
are numerous frst-class hotels at Deep
haven. COttagewoOd. Excelsior, Lake Park
etc. Frequent trains and reduced rate
tickets on sale.
For further Information call on agents OF
write to A. b. QUITS. g. r. A.,
41-9t Minneapolis, MINI
Special half rate excursions have been
arranged BY tho Minneapolis 81: Louis
railroad to Denver, Colorado Spring. Pueblo
GienwoOd Springs. Salt Lake City and
Ogden, Utah, Hot Springs, Rapid City, Dead
wood and Spearnsh, 81 D., and to Casper and
Sheridan. WyO.
Tickets viii Be sold on June Goth. July 9th
and 18th and August LIST. good for return to
Oct 01st. This y IN unusual opportunity to
reach these points At least possible expense.
Cali on Minneapolis Z st. Louis b. r. ticket
agents, or address A. B. Cults, g. r. A., II &
st = r b. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
For Sale Cheap.

One new Deering binder, cut Is
acres, one old Deering binder in good
order, one Plano mower, one hay rake,
one three inch tire wagon and one set
bob sleighs. Inquire of
A-3 JOHN LAUTERBACH.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
Good
:Steak,

: Choice Roasts,
lizard and everything good
VITO eat in the Meat line
tender and cut right.
7 at is what you want, drop
| in and order it at
RDER's New MARKET.
~ORDER BUTCHERING,
D and live stock bought at all times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
--- ArMIaIsTRATsIx SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue Of an order Of the couety Court
OF Linn County. Oregon. made on the Goth
day OF March, 1910, authorizing and ew-
powering the undersigned ~ aaminlslra-
trix OF The estat) ot Louis v Hammer de-
ceased, 10 sell the Northwest quarter OF
Section Fourteen, Township 10 South
Range 8 East Ia Linn county, Oregon.
ThereiIle, | will on Saturday the 2ist day
OF April. 1900. 1t tho hour OF One O'Clock
p tn at tho front door ct the court horse
m the city Of Albaay, Linn county, Ore-
R0n. soil 10 the highest bidder for cash "a
hand the above described real property.
2 March II. 1900,
FLosKScR HAAMKR, Admir-.
II O WATsoE, Airy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

The republican platform fsvo-s The
construction o! canal between the At.
antic and Pacific to be constructed al
he Isthmus of Panama and instructs
the Oregon delegation in congress to
earnesily support its construction. This
Is declaration Of war against the Nicar.
aqua canal bill and the republican lead
ers in Congress have in this plank allied
themselves with the rail road interests
which caused the appointment Of tie
Panama commission for the sole purpose
OF delaying and il possible killing the
Nicaragua canal bill. II is being claimed
that II was an error, If 60, it wac certain
ly an inexcusable one. The republican
course In congress iustiies the belief
that it was Intentional.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20


The Boer delegates at Hague won. 70.
veal their mission.
MANILA, April i7.--c;en. Montenegro,
OF the Filipino army surrendered today.
DESvgE, April l6.-Tbe suow and
rains continue today, causing consider.
able damage.
CArErowN, April i6.-It ls reported
that Brabout defeated the Beers Al
Wepener but Il 10 not confirmed.
LONDON, April i8.-Tha Beers blew up
three important co'lIerIes At wesslsnek.
Gen. Dewett Is reported TO have eneag.
cd Brabant's forces near Jamn,ersbura.
TOPEKA, April 10. I'm the windstorm
last night several lives were lost. Great
destruction Of property Is reported from
over the state.
WAsHISoToS, April 10 --Dcwey's dec.
laration principles 10 expected on Tues.
day.
WAsHiSoroS, April l6.-Japan and
Russia will not have trouble tho differ.
ences between them being settled.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
rhe IPo.rto Rleen TarIes.

AKpesard sbs BIZ tihe Paerts Ricar
MnxiG mcasure) a. . moss serious depart
mrs from khs right principles ."-Ex'
Rssidsns Benjamin Harrison.
"a sluty ON exports is, forbidden by
ssss tic ..s. en-. -. sshs ;TSPsssa aa:;
of Is per. cent on goods from the United
.Stases and Puerto Rico would be viola
sion Of that prohibition. ."--Seuatol
George Frisbis Hoar
fRedfield Proctor, United States Sena.
-tDr, saye: CAN the republicans of my
mEate are for free trade for Puerto Rico.
Every republican editor in Vermont Ia
sngsinst The is per cent tariff. / intend
% vote for the Nelson amendment pro-
~idingsJor free trade between this coun-
&Eyan Puerto Rice
PC. Hanna, United States Consul to
PaeSAo Rico, says: "Free trade between
United States and Puerto: Rico is NOR
nl question. II ia practical religion. and
nur people can never supply the missing
link in the moral education OK this peo-
ole without giving them an opportunity
Co earn living and without treating
them IS we treat other Americans"
Senator Joseph Simon Gays: 81 favor
free and unrestricted commercial rela-
!eions between this country and Puerto
Rico. have felt from the time this
question assumed Importance before the
people OF the coantry that there is no
reason in taxing eoods from Puerto Rico,
NOW part Of The United States, and ex-
sctIng customs duty to them. The
Spyivileges OF the flag and ot the Ccns'itu-
zion have been extended to Puerto Rico
.Aad We cannot evade the question. do
not believe that I will ever consider The
.propoeition OF voting for any other bill
than that which will provide for abso-
iute free trade between Puerto Rico and
the United States.
4. Gonzalez, delegate from Puerto Ri
co, writes: 'Neyer, mot even IN the
pact, has the situation been go critical
on theisland. OF the population many
are decimated by hunger, while others
are being pauperized. Ninty per cent
OF the coffee plantations are in ruins, all
due to the absence of .sredit. because OF
the small guarantee military govern
meut ossers. Puerto Bico desires ter.
ritorial government, which will make
tue leland an integral part under the
constitution of the United States and
they have confidence in obtaining this.
since ia this the honor of the American
people is at stake"