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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
A BOON TO ALL MANKIND
Mrs. White Is Meeting With Won
derfuI Success in Her Readings.
SHE SEES INTO THE UNKNOWN
BY Scientific Methods She Reads the
Past, Present and Future.

The season of new resolutions is near
at hand. 1t has been the custom OF the
human family from time immemorial to
resolve on changes for the better at the
coming of a new year. If your past
has been turbulant, full of worry and
disappointments in either your social,
family or business relations. you can
improve your condition for the future
by receiving the advice of a conscientious
un;ntereSted person. If you nave been
crossed in love affairs or met reverses
in business you are incapable of seeing
yourself as others see you If you are
effected by any of the above conditions
your future success and happiness may
depend upon a visit to Mrs. White,
Fsychometrist and OccultiSt, at 101 West
Seventh street. st. Paul.
Through her subtle power she restores
lost affection, unites the separated, causes
speedy and happy marriages, tells wheth-
er husband or sweetheart is true. or how
to win the one you admire, commune
warns you of impending danger, gives
sickness, employment and changes.
There is no home so dreary, no life so
Elighted. no heart so sad, she cannot
restore happiness. No matter what your
troubles are, see her at once and be
advised. She will help you. She has
helped thousands In no case will she
accept pay if the object of your inter
view is not explained without asking
a question.
She reads your past, present and flu
ture with unerring accuracy, or positive
ly refuses to accept pay. Readings, 81
to all.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
COUNTED BY THE CENSUS.
Population of Minor Cities of the
Badger State.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The popula-
ton of certain incorporated places in
Wisconsin, having a population of more
than 1900 but less than 25, 600, is as fol-
lows:
Amigo 5,145; Appleton, $685.. Ashland
12,074; Baraboo, ssh; Beaver Dam, 513S
Reloit, 10,436; Burlington, 1926; Chippe-
wa Falls, 1854; Columbus, 2,349; Delavan
2,244; Depere, 4,03S; Eau Claire, II, SIT; Ed
gerton, 2,192; Fond du Lac, 15 no. Fort
Atkinson, S,O43; Greater Grand Rapids,
4,493; Green Bay, 1854; Hudson, $3.50:
GAINESVILLE, 1875; Jefferson, 1854; Kau-
kauna, 5,115; Kenosha, II. SOC: Lake Gen
eva, 25S5; Lancaster 2,40s; Madison, 49,
1854; Manitowoc, I,7S6; Marinette, 16 1885,
Marshiield, 5240; Menasha, $3.50; Menom-
tnee, $3.50; Merrill, $685.; Mineral Point,
2,S91; Monroe, 1927; Neenah, 1854; Neills-
Vile, 2,104; New London, 2,742; Oconomo-
voc, $3.50; Oconto, 5646; Platteville, S34O:
Plymouth, 2,257; Portage, 5,495; Port
Washington, 500; Prairie du CHEN, 1892;
Rice Lake, 5000; Richland Center, 1921;
Reedsburg, 2,225; Rhinelander 1858; Ri
pom, 1881; River Falls, zoos; Sheyboy-
gan, 22,962; South Milwaukee, 1892; Spar
ia, 1855; Stanley, 1887; Stevens Point, g.
5M; Stoughton, ,451; Sturgeon Bay, 3372;
Tonah, $780, romahawk, 2,291; Two Rfv-
crs, 1854; Watertown, S,437; Waukesha
7,419; Waupaca, 2,912; Waupun, 3,1S5; Wau-
sau, Il, 354; WauWa toSa, 2,842; WaShburn
5,055; West Bend, 2,119; White Water,
3 4O5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16

and Fischer piano contest. The Modern
Woodmen lead for the Carlisle piano.
with Company K second and the high
school third. The Ladies Auxiliary of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians leads
the Independent Order of Foresters in
the contest for the Fischer instrument.
The contests will c,ose Dee 81.
The funeral Of WilAAsS Peters was held
at Valley Creek yesterday afternoon, and
a number of Saltwater people attended.
Col w. G. Bronson left Friday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he will spend a
few days on business
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
Anoka lodge EIections.

ANOKA, Mimi, Dec. 15.-Local lodges
elected the following officers this week:
Royal arcanum, T. j. Sharkey, regent;
E. L. Thurston. vice regent; T. j. Albeit,
c.; l.. ]. Greenwald, P. r.. H. w. Plum
mer, secretary; r. w. Akin, collector;
j. B. Berry, treasurer; o. F. Warnes,
chaplain; Frank ellis, guide; Henry
Aye warden; J. P. Sparks, sentry; H
c. Johnson, trustee.-M. w. A., P J
Nelson, consul; F. l.. Marsh, advisor;
W. H. Merrill, banker; Frank Hart,
clerk; Raymond Springer. escort Robert
Richardson, Waterman; W. A. Culver,
manager.-Shekinah Chapter, R. A. M
A. e. Nourse. E. H. P; A R. Woodman-
see, X; Frank Hart, S; Albert EngeI
G. of H.; S. A. Sherwood, P s.; OIof
Norell, R. A. c.; 0. S. Miller, secretary;
Q. F. Warnes, treasurer.-Degree of
Honor, Aggie Mccain, p. c.; Laura Nc
Lean, c. H; Rose Lee, L. H.; Emma
Gallup, c.. s.; Della Hobbs, r.; Carrie
Sparks, F.; Belle Bradeen, recorder:
Mrs. w. ]. Annon, usher; Alma Noren,
L. W.; Joseph Stewart, o. w; Mary
A. Springer, trustee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
THE CUFFC DISABLED.
BEING TOWED INTO PORT-PRO-
PEElLER LOST

HOLY HEAD. Wales, Dec. 15.-The
British steamer Bohemian, Capt Mccall
lum, from Boston, Dec. 3, for Liverpool,
reports having spoken the White Star
line steamer Cutie, Capt. Caven, from
Liverpool, Dec 4, for New York, with
her propeller lost. ninety eight miles from
Fastnet, in tow of the British steamer
Throalegarth, making for Queenstown.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16

Robin, premier, president of the council,
minister Of agriculture and railway Gem
missioner; j. A Davidson, prOVinc.al
treasurer: c. II. Campbell, attorney gen
eral and head of the department Of edu-
cation; DR.. McFaddan, proviDc al ,ee-re-
Robert Rogers, minister of public works.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
ProsneritX for 1901.

Indications everywhere point to great
q sign of a healthy nature. The success
of a country, as we'll as of an individual,
depends upon health. There can be no
health if the stomach is weak. If you
have any stomach trouble try HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters which cures dyspepsia,
indigestion and biliousness. Obtain our
Almanac for 1901-free. 1t contains valu-
ii LIE I.@forma ton
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
OVERTURES FROM Tibet
GRAND LLAMA WOULD THROW OFF
CHINESE YOKE.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec ia special
to the Times from Vancouver, B. c.,
says: Rev. Robert Jeffray, who has just
returned from six years mission work In
China, says that he is in possession of the
information that Thibet is anxious to
cast off the yoke of China, and has been
making overtures to Great Britain and
then to Russia, to help her, She has in
vited both Of these nations to open
Tibet to the commerce of the world.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
FLOUR EXPORTS ARE LARGE.
Big Demand From Australia and
Other Countries.

WINNIPEG. Man, Dec 15.-The flour
nearly 100000 bushels have been al. eady
shipped out this season. The Lake Of the
Woods Milling company is shipping be-
tween 800 and 500 tons to Australia every
month, and It's mills, as well as those of
the Ogilvie Milling company, are working
to their full capacity.
Canadian Pacific railroad engineers have
returned from an exploring expedition in
report the discovery Of magnificent falls,
one dropping from height of 1900 feet.
also several glaciers, one of which rivals
the great glacier of the Selkirks in area,
and surpasses it in the magniflcence of
it's surroundings of mountain lakes of un-
usual beauty and of lofty peaks, which
will offer great temptation to mountain
climbers. These hitherto hidden marvels
of nature can be made accessible by the
construction of trails, and these will be
built early next spring.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
CREST HOUSE, FOR FARMERS.
Novel Institution to Be Given 81 Trial
ut Menomnnie WE

MENOMONIE. Wis, Dec. Ex-senator
J. H. Stout has made a proposition to
donate to the city fine two story build
ing, twenty-fOur by forty-eight feet,
toilet rooms, closets, etc, as a farmers
restroom, providing the citizens would
maintain it.
building will be erected next spring. The
building will be in charge of a competent
person and its use as a lunchroom, bath,
toilet and rest room will be free to
farmers. Reading matter will be sup
piled
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
PEARL OF THE ANTILLES.
What Is TranspIring In the Island
of Cuba.

HAVANA, Dec. 15.-Collector Of the
Port Young has received five bids for the
removal of the wreck of the United
States warship Maine. The bids have no4
been made public. but the removal of tho
wreck is assured
The secretary of finance denies the
Porto Rican claim of $2,5OO,OOO against
Cuba on account of loans to Spain for
war supplies
Governor General Wood approves the
denial which has been referred to Wash
ington under the Paris treaty.
MIR. Michael j. Dady. the American
contractor, has arrived here. He saws he
does not want an award, but wants the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
TO Explore the ANTARCTIC

CHRlSTIANIA. Dec. 15.-Baron No den
SKIOLD has definitely secured the services
of Capt Larsen, an experienced Antarctic
sailor and has purchased a vessel Tor his
Antarctic expedition. 1t will go to cane
Seymour to further explore King Oscar
IL. land by the so-called Jason's route.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
B0UTELLE's ILLNESS.
VIII Probably Never Again Enter
Public Life.

Public Life.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec ia special to
the Press from Washington says: The
exact condition of Congress sman Charles
A. Boutelle's health has been given In
writing by DR.. Edward CowIes, supern-
tendent Of Mclean hospital, Waverly
Mass, In connection with the proposition
to place him on the retired list of the
navy. DR.. Cowles says:
mr.. Charles A. Boutelle has been a
patient in this hospital since Dec. q, 1899
His mental disturbance, disorder of mind,
etc, are symptoms Of brain disease as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
STOLE THE PETITION.
Sensational Statement Regarding
Robbery of Wisconsin County Clerk

PORTAGE, Wis, Dec 15-The office of
Friendship was robbed by burglars and
petitions favorable to the acceptance of
the Princeton and Wisconsin river rail-
county were stolen.
1t is claimed that many signatures
to the petitions were forged and that the
crime. Counsel has been retained by
clients who will commence litigation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
DEATH DUE TO POISON.
Strychnfne Found in the IntestfneA
of George A. Barber

of George A. Barber.
DENVER, Colo, Dec 15.-Chemist J. A
Sewell today delivered to Coroner Slick
of Archuleta county, a report to the eff
feet that he had found One-thirteenth of
a grain of strychnine in the viscera Of
George A. Barber, of Sioux City, Ia,
whose recent death at Pagosa Springs
led to the arrest of his travelling COM
panions. Mrs Myrtle Wright and George
Neff. The report will be submitted to the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
DEATH OF H. M. HUNT.
American Consul to Antigua, and
Formerly Journalist.

hOFmeF1S JouFhAhASA'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The state de-
partment has been Informed of the death
of Henry Morris Hunt, United States
consul to Antigua. He was born in Bris-
toll, England, but was naturalized in this
country, and appointed to his post while
a resident of Chicago, Jan. %, 1898. Mr.
Hunt was an experienced newspaper
man, having filled the position of re-
porter, editor and general manager in
one of the Western press associations in
the course of many wears
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
MANIToBA,s CABINET.
Associates of Premier Robin as
Good as Named.

WINNIPEG, Man, Dec. 15.-It is gem
orally understood that the provincial cab
met will be composed as follows: R. P.
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OPEN


latter OF Christmas needs and feel that we are truly
ms made in the line of and beautiful articles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25
Sc acord6 pasar la sala de socorros

Sc acord6 pasar la sala de socorros
. Ia del hospital Tricoehe.
I'll cura parroco de la Playa plde ne
le abonen mil kilos de hero galvaui
zado pertenecientes la iglesia de aquel
caserfo, que arranco ell temporal uitimo
y cuyo hlerro vendio Ell Ayuntamiento
en- subasta publica. Al acordarse pa
sase ell arquitecto al vecino caserfo e
lnformase, los Concejales Chevalier y
Perez, manifestation su opinion de que
NADIA Sc hiciese hasta conocer de mo-
do cierto 81 aon las iglesias propledad
de los Ayuntamientos.
Sc propuso consular acerca del par.
ticular al Secretario Civil, ampliando Ia
consulta sobre 81 puede no Ell Ayun-
tamiento cobrar mensualidades de al
quiler por las iglesias. La proposition
fue aprobada.
Los vecinos de Quebrada Limon pi-
den Sc les suxilie para ell arreglo del
camino que conduce esta ciudad. El
senior Ventura (N) propone solicitar del
Gobierno provisiones de las que existen
en- la Capital para por ese medic conse-
guir la manutencion de los peones ha-
clendose mas facil ell arreglo de los ira
bajos que sc necesitcn. Despu9s de de-
bate acalorado fa6 aprobada la PROPOSE
ci6n.
Fu6 leida una peticion de don Benigno
Sanchez Moutalvo, pidiendo Sc le abo
men los dfas de trabaje que lie adeuda el
Municipio. Ell sconcejal Ventura (N)
apoyo la peticion Montalvo undandoss
en- que Ell Ayuntsmiento debe pagar
los que lie trabsian. Puesto votacion
acordo ell Conceio no pagar.
Paso 4 Ia Comision de Hacienda una
cuenta de la Compaflfa de la Luz Elsc
trics.
La JuDta de Instruction pide lee
dollars de los que tiene asignado para
gastos.
Ventura on propone Sc lie pida al
Gobierno sutorizacion para que los
Concejales puedsn llevar armas en- vists
de 10 tarde que sc scaban las sesiones y
de otras causas mas. Sc opone Cheva
Iier puesto a votaci6n, no fue scepta
da suspendiendose la session i las IL y +.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25
ALUMBRiI)l) pUBLICO

Liamamos Ia atension del seflOr AL
calde y de la Corporation que preside
acerca de 10 que viene sucediendo en- es-
ia ciudad con ell alumbrado puo!ico.
De noche, apenas Sc separa ell tran
seunte de las GALES mas centricas, no
es Ponce una ciudsd de primer orden,
es uu pueblecito cualquiera de esos don
de no sc conoce mas luz que la del sol.
este no puede, 90 debe seguir asf.
La <Puerto Rico Company0 no ha
cumplido los compromises del contrato
que Sc declare caduoo. Promesas dis
tintas Sc han hecho sin que Sc haya
cumplido 10 pactado. Precise sc hace
que esto cese, no vengamos a caer, con
periuicio del servico publico, en- los
resabios de antano en- que nunca pudo
couseguir esta ciudad alumbrado bueno
apesar de los crecidos desembolsos que
hacfa la municipalidad.
Tan acreedores son los benefcios
del alumbrsdo los vecinos del barrio de
la Cantera, como los habitSntes de la
calIe de Cristina Isabel. Ell benefcio
debe ser para todos del mismo modo
que las cargas de la administration
directa indIrectamente recaen sobre
todos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25
CRITERIO REPUBLICANO
EI futurO aIcaIde do San Juan
BARBoSAY " EGozCTE


Tenemos la vista uDs hoja circulada
en- la capital acerca de las personss que
deber& indicar ia co1vencion republIca-
ma para ell pussto de Alcalde de San
Juan.
En- la referida manifestaci6n Sc dice
que no reconaiendpn d nadie, pero que
es indispensable que Barbosa Egozcue
es decir, uno de los dos, resulte electo
parS el puesto de Presidente de la Cor
poraci6n municipal. Aparte del modo
original que tienen los republicanos de
San Juan de no reeonaendar, pero ST ins
aoner, dem0croticQnlentc por supues
to, al fdturo Aicalde, noa sugiere algu
mas refexiores los nombres citados, que
vamos exponerlae.
Pue1en representa- una Corpora
ciou municipal como Is de San Juan
que es la primera de la Isla, los sefiores
Il B.rbosa Egozcue, dentro del sentir
moral de una socied&d que tiene fneros
que respetar2
Nos explicaremos.
Barbosa sc enouertra acusado de NAL.
versaci6n de fondoh de ana sociedad
cooperative. No se han aclarado toda
VIA sus responsa iljdades. No Sc hs
defendido ell aeusad@. La opinion y 10:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25
Los GRANDES ARTISTAS
La M elba

la empress de la opera de Nueva
York, mas afortunada mas liberal que
sus rivales de Londres, PARIS, Berlin y
San Petersburgo, Sc ha sacado la loterfa
en- este af1o, pues ha logrado contratar
d la Mclba para la presente temporada,
que ternlinara en- la Primavera de
1900.
La Melba, que esta reputada como la
mas famosa Primadcnna del mundo y
como una mujer de singular hermosura,
es australians. SH verdadero nombre
es Nellie Mitchell. Su padre, que viye
aun, es IN modesto agricultor de las
inmediaciones de Melbourne, bien que
posee una regular educacion Y genio
natural para la musica -.
Nellie, cuando nina, ayudabs su
madre en- las tareas domestieas, su
porvenir no prometfa ser mejor que ell
de las otras muchschas de su clase;
pero su aticion la m1sica induio d sus
padres passr una parte del a7io en- la
ciudad, para atender q la educaci6n de
la futura primadonna. de este resul
rs que los Is amos de edad Nellie
cantaba acknowledgements tocaba ell
piano con perfection.
Sn habitidad y su hermosura la TO
dearon desde temprano de sdmiradores,
q los II aflos sc case. Para entonces
va sc habfa presentado varias veces en-
publco, en- conciertos preparados por
diversas sociedades de beneficencia.
Despues de cssada se fue a Paris,
con II mira de continuar sus estudios,
allf entr6 como alumna de la c9lebre
Madama Marohesi, quien desde ell prin-
cipio la p ronostico que serfa la mas
notable primadona de su 6poca.
La muchach2 australians era entonces
sumamente pobre, y tenfa que gansrse
la vida por sus proplos pulsos para
mantenerse y pagar su ensefanza en- ell
institute de madama Marchesi Pero
su genio y su perseverance, triunfaron:
dos amos despues hizo su debut en- Bru-
selas, y de entonces data su inmensa
nombradfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25
VEGA Y GOMPANIA
coMsIGMATARHOS DE BUQUES
PONCE p. R.

Sc encargan de las importaciones
do todas clases = procedencias, co
rretaie en- general y caaducci6n de
las mercancias al punto Q pueblo Ii
mitr0fe Que Sc les designe hasta su
entreoa a los interesados, sufragando
todos los gastos por clenta de aque-
los
Esta casa va cOnocida, que viene
nronorcionandO al comercio de esta
eiudad v al de los pueblos circunsve
cinOs, toda clase de rentajas y faci-
Iidades para La reception de sus i'm
portaciones " mercaneias, ha intro
dncido muy convenientes modifica
clones para el cOmereio en- general,
nnes cuenta hoy, ademas con agencia
en esta playa para el cabotage y em
baroue de cualquier producto o fFu
tes del pals que SO quieran hacer
NOR nuestro c0nduct0, con las mismas
camodidades que para las importacio
mes.
FL sefIor Nieves, antique Official de
Aduana que vAnia figurando en- es
~ PLAYA con una Agencia de cabota-
re despacho De buques, hoy nues-
fro unico soci0, as bian coDocido de
este comercio y garantia de que de.
iaremOs satiSfechOs a los que nos hon
rem con sus encargOs.
Sc aceptan TepresentacioneS.
OfcinaS: Cristina 9 bajos y Playa.
TelefOn0 numerOs 2 " 2l7.
Ponce, DicbrR- 27 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25
EIcontraSte

Contra el testimonio de los nue.
vos lncondicionales; contra ell dono-
SO testimonio dc los tUriferarios del
poder, quienes ahrman que vivimos
en- ell mejor de los mundos posi-
bles, surge ahota un criterio, que
no hay que poner a discussion, por
que parte del mas autorizado orfgen.
Dice la < Association do Conner
clantes de New York, refri6ndo-
Sc a Puerto Rico
Ella bandera americans oobija toda la
lsla, y es triste confesar g4e ALI Sc sac
fire rsetcho r1ds qup cnando la bandera
amarillo y roja del Reino de Espana
ondesba sobre las. fortalezas. Ell pau
perismo ha crecido Como j0n1Gs Sc Uier0
eyt tienlpos del dominic cspo55oI. El pue
bio nos en- leal. DID nuestras tropas
todas las facilidades len la campafIa que
llevo 4 cabo ell general Miles. Es in
dudable que aqueI pueblo salvo muchas
vidas americans Y que facilito infinita-
mente las operaciones de la guerra. La
mayorfa de los Puertorrique1os saludo
a la domination americana con gran re-
gocijo. Igual hizo el elemento merean-
til. Tode esto hacambiado va. Eilos
ven que los hechog son enteramente dis.
tintos de 10 que 80 esperaba. ST las
condolences fueran otras Sc notara la
Prosperldad en- todos los ramos de la
vida, los puertorriquefios Sc considera
rfan felices y satisfeohos en- alto grado.
......... .......
sNosotros debemos gobernar al pue
bio por medic de La straaoion. Los Dol,
sillos exhaustos los est6msgos vacfos
no son las mcJores bases para cimentar
ell afecto.S
Hasta ahi la opinion que antece-
de, de cuyo profundo espiritu de
verdad no Sc necesitan mayores
pruebas.
Esta ahi, palPable, convncente,
la elocuencia de los hechos.
No queremos nj debemos esta-
blecer comparaciones, entire una ST.
tuaci6n pasada bajo otra bandera,
que va no volyera a Puerto
Rico; y una situacjon presente, que
con todas sus amarguras no ex-
cluye las esperanzas de un mejor
porvenir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25

Hemos subrayado aproposito al
gunas frases, para que Sc yea que
las justisimas quejas del pals no
solo traspasan los mares y hallan
.penerosa Fesonancia en- los coraZo-
mes americanos, sino que provocan
ALI censuras mas descarnadas o
severas de las que hacemos nos
otros.
Los puertorriquenos, al criticar los
errores del regimen actual, ponen
todas sus esperanzas en- los Esta-
dos Unidos de Norte America, que
no permitiran continue por mucho
tempo semejante estado de cosas,
no va por ell bienestar de los puer-
torriq mismos, sino por ell pro-
pio prestigio de la naci6n america
ma como pueblo colonizador, inteli-
gente y fecundo.
Mientras una parte de la opinion
americana da tan claras muestras
de amor a la verdad, de passion por
la justicia y de independence de
criterio sin sujeccion ninguna ser
vlles convencionalismos, v6ase de
que modo aprecian la situaci6n, los
llamados en- primer t6rmino pre-
cisarIa y defnirIa sin velos y sin
sombras.
Los incondicionales americanos,
por otra parte ortodoc0s republl-
canos, callan la verdad, Q la ate
ndan 8 la ocultan, atentos tan solo
d halagar al gobierno para lograr
unas migajas de poder y colocarse
en- mejores aptitudes que sus adver-
sarios politicos.
No haya miedo de que hablen, nj
censuren, III protesten. De sus ac-
tos solo Sc desprende la almibarada
lisonja para ell que puede dispensar
mercedes y favores, y frases de odio
contra los que no piensan como
'ellos.
Jdzguese del contraste que ofre-
cen los incondicionales de aqui, con
los imparciales americanos de ALA.
Y juzguese, en- vista de este, sino
es patri0tica, reflexiva y prude1te
la conducta de nuestro partld0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-25

Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance and by virtue of final decree
of the above entitled Court, in the
above entitled cause, dated January
l3 tn, 1900, / the undersigned, as Spe-
cial Master in Chancery, of the Court
aforesaid, viii sell at public sale for
cash to the highest bidder, at the of
flee of the Clerk of said Court in the
City Of Ponce on wednesday the 2Ist.
day of February A. D. 1900. at the
hour of II O. clock of that day. as an
entirety and as one property and not
in seperate parcels. all and singular
the said rustic estate or property
hereinafter more specifically desert
bed, and all of the right, title, inte
rest and equity of redemption of the
said Francisco MOrell and Jaime Fe
ira in and TO the said property des
cribed as follows, to wit.
A certain piece of land situated in
the BarriO OF San Patri(io. place oil
los Rabanos, Municipal District Of
Ponce, Department of Puerto Rico.
consisting OF Coffee plantations, pla
tain plantations, Pasture, waste and
wood land containing One hundred
cuerdas or 80 Hectareas. so Areas
and 40 Centiareas, bounded as follows.
North by the Royal road of Utuado
and the lands Of Isidora Torres and
Messrs. F. Fernandez y Ca East by
the lands of Antonio Balina. now Jose
Mayol and Maria Bisbal undivided
equal parts; South by the lands Of Be-