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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
tWiI0 be Near 5000, 900 Bushels
In the Snake River Valley
PRICES ARE Low, THOUGH.
Range Prom Thirty 10 Thirty-slX
Genus a Hu,heI Pine Yield or
Oats and BARLEY.
Mr. Sam williamson. the enterprlsing

Mr. Sam Williamson, the enterprlslng
secretary OF the Utah MIllers' assocla-
t.oH. has just returned from business
trip 90 southern Idaho, whittier DE went
for the purpose of looking ln,J this
years wheat yield Of that section. Mr.
WILLIAMSON, when interviewed By a
News man today said.
1.-THE wheat crop Of southern Idaho
hos been very large. In fact, immense.
this year The quality. too. Is also
good-yery good. The demand Tor II
IS likewise quite brisk, though the
prices are exceedingly low, ranging
as they do, from 90 to 60 cents per hun.
bred weight. which means 30 cents az
a minimum and SO cents as "a maximum
per bushel Now. conditions must be
extraordinary in their character when
a farmer can make money out OF
wheat selling Tor those prices OF
course, the crop has been very heavy
as have stated and that VIII help mat.
ters out some, but not 20 the extent
that the farmers deserve"
Asked as 20 what this years yield
would Do % the Snake River Valley,
which Mr. Williamson visited he said
That is somewhat difficult 10 estl-
mate without careful Investigation.
bat / should say that the crop OF wheat
In the Snake River Valley viii easily
run from two TO three million bushels
for the season OF 1900. Some farmers
VIII hold the product In the hope that
prices VIII tend upward before long
Others. however. win be compelled 10
sell as they need the money II must
be remembered that they had poor
crop last year That Is. the Weld was
greatly damaged by the frost ana had
TO be FED 10 stock It being impossible
to put II on the market Tor mill pur-
poses
The oats and barley crop" continued
MI Williamson, is also good and both
cereals are being sold at a brisk de-
mand Idaho has had a much better
crop producing season than Utah. The
drE weather has been altogether favor.
able for the Snake River Valley. The
irrlgatlng supply from the Snake River
Is practically unlimited and has fur
nlshed the farmers with all the water
they needed"
MT Williamson further stated
h"''iy 'i"P Vt nay NhQ ueeu
raised In this same section and that
several Idaho sheep men had expressed
their intention Of coming 10 Utah 20
purchase sheep 10 feed through the
winter believing that the Investment
at the prevailing reduced prices. would !
be paying one.
The wheat market has remained I'M
changed In Utah throughout the week |
W 10 ~ cents being paid Tor last years |
wheat and As and 90 cents for this.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

cussion was decided 60 favor Of the
negative. The society win meet next
Friday evening al the home Of the
Misses Brown, Ca south Third West
street
Mr. and Mrs. L. O Ritter and L. J..
Ritter Jr, have returned from Yellow
stone Park
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. W C..
spence was the scene Of "a pleasant
gathering last night, Messrs Callahan.
Of Chicago and Adams OF San Fran
cisco being amongst the guests.
Prof John Mcclellan delighted
the company with several piano selec-
lions and the evening was most enjoy
ably spent
Mrs, Matte Abrams, Of Denver, Is
visiting friends IN the city. She IS a
member Of the Ladies' Relief Corps of
the Colorado capital, and Is known as a
most energetic and efficient worker In
philanthropic lines,
There Will be an excursion from Og-
den 20 Saltair on August 2tsh. under
the management Of the ogden Agrcul-
tural implement and Vehicle dealers ia
which it Is believed all the implement
and vehicle concerns in the city viii
Join, closing their establishments at /
p. m. on that day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
POLITICAL POINTERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Attorney H. G. Edwards is q candl-
Gate for the lower house on the Repub-
lcan Ticket
j. r. Matson has announced himself
a candidate Tor the office OF county COM
missioner The gentleman is a Repub-
lican.
r. f. Ayeson Is o candidate for con.
stable ~ the Second precinct and relies
ON the ability OF his Democratic friends
90 get the nomination Tor him.
Daniel II. t"scott) Wells. The well
known young lawyer and colder. Is a
candidate Tor the Office OF county at.
toruey on the Republican ticket.
Joseph Y. Smith. fireman at the Blng.
ham Tunnel Is ont Tor the nomination
OF sheriff on the Republican ticket Mr..
Smith was candidate four years ago
and came within "a few votes OF receiv-
Ing the nomination.
Professor A. O Clark recently prlp-
Cipal of the salt Lake High school ia
a receptive candidate FOR the nomina-
ton IN the Democratic convention 90
the office 0f superintendent OF public
instruction. 10 succeed Or Park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
HELD A BREEZY SESSION.
A Season OF Filibustering Among
WO0dmen Until Late Last Eyenlng.

The proceedings at the meeting " the
head camp Of the Wo0dmen OF the
World yesterday afternoon were the
livcliest OF the entire session. 10 seems
that there has long been n feeling
among certain OF the M0udmon that
the executive council should be
abolished This council IS made up OF
the officers OF the order who meet iu
the on year between the biennial meet
ings OF the head camp and exercise not
only executive but legislative functions
It's actions have been deemed ia many
Instances as arbitrary, and hence the
desire for It's adjustment
At the meeting yesterday afternoon a
constitutional amendment was offered
in the form OF a resolution which was
passed. and upon being referred 90 the
judiciary committee was reported back
iu the form Of a law Tor adoption II
was then that the fun began, as those
opposed 10 the amendment started n
flibuster and kept It UP until long after
the usual hour OF adjournment
Action was taken by the head camp
in the case OF Mrs. Carroll whose nus.
band had an insurance on his lie OF
g. COO fifteen hundred OF which was
paid. Camp Clerk Miles OF camp no.
33S Of this city, retained $500 on a ffm-
sey pretext and left the city
While not considering the claim
legal one against the head camp. stIl
&c Acknowledged the moral obligation Il
was under and ordered the money paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, AUGUST 60 1900.

Miss Wilson, Woodland, Kane VIM,
Joseph. Jasper. Ind. Simon Hartman,
Chicago. WIN. A. Parish Denver, VIM.
j. MCCnhan Jr. and wife. Wen0na, ",
j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Y. NJ. Brown, Clncln-
natl, Geo. A. Vandewet. Kansas; W. a.
Parish Jr, Denver. j. a. Erwin, New
York. oscar B0ldemann. san Francisco;
Miss j.. NJ De Wald. Miss y. Nc
Cartbv n WAYNE md. d. Mccarthy.
Indianapolis, Ind. Jn0. o slemmons,
New York. T. f. Downer Denver, +.
G.. Phelps and vile, New York, Samuel
w Lewis Br0okllne. Mass; r. j. Bam-
Ing. So. Louis, u. NJ. Bernard, Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
THE MAJORS BENEFIT CONCERT

The concert 10 be given Tor the bene.
NJ Of Mrs. Majors, the mother Of the
condemned youth at the penltentIary
promises TO be O great success The
best musical talent of the city has been
procured for the occasion and one Of The
most notable musical programs Of the
year viii be heard on that evening. Fol-
lowing Is the complete program:
While i Have Thee. D., .Tosti-Parks
Geo D. Piper H. @. Whitney, II, S.
Ensign and J. d. Spencer.
Spinning Song, o.. 600. .. ..,...Llszt
Miss Ada Harris
a. Two Grenadiers., o.. e.. SChumann
b. Love is a Bubble. .. ... ...Allitsen
Mr.. Hugh D0ugall
GOOD Bye. OIL. 90. 90, ...,,.,...,,...T osti
Miss Arvilia Clark
Violin SOLO. O.. Miss Sibyl Anderson
lldht,.... ,.t'.t's 90. b., ..,rs. ,.,. kODyn
Mr. Fred q. Graham,
With the Swallow. ., ....... o.. Del Acqua
Miss LOttie Levy
Liebes Traume...., o.. ,. , .,.L lszt
Miss Mary Olive Gray.
BE Comforted. Judas Maccabeus ...,
The Lord Worketh Wonders. Handel
II s. Goddard
You're All the World 70 Me- .,..
b.. p. D.. . D., from Runaway Girl
Miss Clark and Mr. Mougau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

The Utah Woman's Press Club will
meet in the Womans Exponent office
thursday August 30 at s O'Clock The
program win Doe original quotations. "a
PAPER 1u the African situation by Mrs
l'holes, O. paper On the Philippine Ntu-
aUQn by Mrs Anderson. ana current
events by Mrs Hyde.
Mr ana Mrs p. J.. Parker and family
nave returned from Provo canyon.
Miss Jennie Smith win spend the
coming week 90 the Weber
Miss Agnes Davidson. OF wichita.
wv. spend next month with Miss Flora
Griffin
An Interesting session Of the Pro.
EIess.ve society WAS held on Friday
evening at the home OF the Misses
DTlce 5le east First South street.
The program consisted OF reading
by j. Johnson. Is recitation by Miss
hatue Currler a reading boy Fred J..
Eehroeder reading OF the society paper,
me PROFESSOR hy the editor. Rufus p.
Johnson. and an informal discussion,
resolved that The United states should
aic In the division Of China. The dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
BRIGHTON NOTES.

A party, composed Of Mr. George
Odell. Morris Kane, OF Chicago. Mr..
George HaslSlns, general manager u the
W. b. q G., Co. Miss Louise Odell Miss
Jean Odell Miss X. Anderson. left last
Tuesday morning Tor Brighton They
went by team through Parleys canyon
TO Park city and from there 90 the
Silver King mine whore they were en-
ioyably entertained and shown through
the mine From there they went 20
Brighton and We're guests OF Messrs.
Moyle, Whitney, Brooks and others and
returned on the 23rd
Mr. George Odell has closed a contract
for the cabin on mob Hlw at Brighton
which went down with the heavy snow.
fan Of snow IN 1898.
Miss Louise Odell is a guest at the
Anderson cottage at Brighton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
BROTRERS-IR-LA AT OUTS
Obadiah Armstrong Accuses ". G. IIasslf5
Of Dsfal5ng Him.
Idaho OmciaIs Present Rcquisition
TO Acting Governor Hammond
Papers Ii0uored,

The county attorney and sheriff %
Bingham county, Idaho, have presented
90 Acting Governor Hammond a re1ui-
sitIon for the return " w. O. Hassarl.
the street car man. charged with leave
Ing Idaho Falls and taking about $1,000
with him with intent 90 deiraud hts
creditors. Attorney vs.. r. Hutchinson,
who appeared for HassarI, opposed the
request OF the idaho officials ON The
grounds that the 0nense charged Us only
q misdemeanOr and that The complaint
did not state 10 what county the. o1ense
complained Of was committed. also mat
u ola not state the amount the de-.
tendant was owing any creditor
Mr. Hutchinson claims that The pro-
ceodlngs against hIs client are ma
liclous brought Tor the purpose Of force
Ing Hassard 10 settle disputed ac-
count With his hrOther-lu-law and for
mer partner. obadiah Armstrong Arm
strong and Hassard went into the mer-
camille business in Idaho me carly part
Of the present year Hassard put $3.50
into the business and after three
months, it Is claimed. AMOUNTED 90 $500.
The partners did not get along wen to-
eether and Hassarl dCcIledro get out
He drew out OF the business the $3.50 be
had put in and 500 for bis three
months work. making yi050 in an.
when he got 20 Salt Lake Doe says. he
paid $3.50 20 "a creditor Of the firm On
this city When DE- left Idaho FANS 10
.s said the firm had goods on hand 90
the amount Of $500 IN the custody OF
Armstrong The debts Of the firm. 10 Is
further claimed, amounted 90 only
81 900.
REQUISITION DENIED.
Acting Governor Hammond today Zee
fused 10 honor the requisiti0n papers
on the ground that the complaint filed
against Hassard does not charge
public offense.
Mrs Hassard, the defendants wife
is a sister Of the late Francis Arm
strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The people Of the Third ward win
give a missionary social IN honor OF
Elders Edward Gardner. VIM. Leonard
and Walter Scott Weller who depart
shortly on missions TO Europe the en-
tertainment VIII take place on Monday
evening, Aug. 9Th. on the lawn OF F.
N, Weller, az No. 60 east Seventh
South. a fine program viii be given
consisting Of dancing, humorous sports
music ana Polyphone playing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
WOMEN ADJOURN.
Complete Their Labors and Await
the Pleasure OF Those Behind

Complete Their Labors and Await
the Pleasure OF Those Behind.
The second biennial convention Of the
Women OF WoOdcraft came TO an end
last night The convention decided by
vote Of 1876 ayes 90 1Og nays 10 hold BIZ
eunial conventions. and the head circle
Will therefore meet az Cripple Creek In
two years. which Is the place 1f the
meeting Of the WOodmen Of the World.
a motion was offered which provided
that the compensation OF delegates stop
after that day. This motion was voted
down. The circle has been IN session
ten DAYS and the cost viii reach nearly
as many thousand dollars 10 was de-
cided yesterday that Ia case the war
tax on certificates Of membership eX-
tended to fraternal orders the cost OF
the stamp is TO be added 70 the cost
of the certificate.
The grand guardian was appointed TO
bear the greetings OF the Women OF
Woodcraft, Pacific jurisdiction. 10 the
Eastern jurisdiction Of the Woodmen
at Columbus, Ohio. and empowered her
to appoint two members " act with
her
The members elect Tor the term were
lllei HllHtalttA ny IdSl hIduu GuAlQluN
Falkenberg assisted by the Violet cir
Gle OF Loadyille uniformed guards
After the installation the circle went
into committee Of the whole. and adopt
cd the amendments % the coustitu-
ton. The most important change be-
Ing the establishment OF a new equau-
cation fund
The grand circle then adjourned sine
die TO meet at Cripple Greek in two
years
The ladies' all express themselves as
highly pleased with Salt Lake. and
speak In the highest terms OF the court.
esies that have been extended them by
the local members OF the order. Most
Of the ladies will remain in the city UNI
IN after the close Of the session Of the
WOOdmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
LATTER-DAY SAINTS
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
J. II. PAUL, BIS HINCKLEY
President Principal
Opens Sept. 18th,
IN SOCIAL HALL, STATE STREET,

But viii shortly occupy the new build
ing east Of the Temple at the TOP q
Main Street.
Sixteen expert teachers Bes, Amen
can system OF Bookkeeping IhTs'
best systems Of shorthand. Touch syi'
TEN Of typewritng. Actual case sy''
TEN OF law. Practical banking aal
real estate business practice ana
higher accounting. Telegraphy BY Of
Zee practice. Finest ornamental am
practical penmanshlp. Splendid equip,
ment and facilities Very best am
shortest methods. Half-year, year and
two-year courses. Normal hlsl
school and college studies, Lowest 'u'
ton and best instruction. First year
$40; second year $50, third year 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
TO SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERIy,
TENDENTS.

In view OF the date % the sunday
school conference Of the Salt Lake
stake being changed from September
2}rd 20 September End, tomorrow VIII
Doe The last opportunity for Sunday
school officers 90 make their final
arrangements Tor the conference. As
thorough preparation as possible should
be made FOR the concert recitation, the
Articles Of Faith, the four Sunday
school songs. and the class exercises by
the schools appointed 90 furnish them
THOS G. GRIGGS.
w. g. BURTON.
JOSIAH BURROWS.
Stake Superintendency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

L pays TO buy goods Manufactured at
home when you save money and get
a better quality This Is what we claim
for goods branded three crowns that the
consumer viii get better Baking Pow.
der purer spices and finer Favored ex-
tracts for less money than the imported
Try It once and zee. Ask your grocer
for goods branded three crown that the
eompafe them with eastern goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Following telegram Just received.
"t9 Paid. Chicago 49,, August T. 1900
a. F. Reynolds Manager Underwood Typewriter Utah
Idaho Wyoming Montana, Nevada. Oregon and Wash
Ineton Og5en. Utah
Secretary Of War; War Department. United Govern
uent has Just signed contract one hundred and I'M,
UNDERWOOD yPewriters WAGNER TYPEWRITER CO.
$50
Navy Department February purchased
$50 Underwood Typewr which ypegter
made,
Can and let show the machine quarters
ngton Ave, ogden.
Salt Lake ONCE. l5i South Temple Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
CHURCH NEWS.

o.N~~N~oN.N~N~~~
Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints will
hs held tomorrow at o'clock In the
Tabernacle. Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a, m, and meetings
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
NEW ARMORY.

The National Guard OF Utah Is 10
have a new armory, the place decided
upon being Clifts han on Market street.
II Is probable that on Monday night a
con pany Of infantry and a troop OF
cavalry may be mustered Into service
by Lieut. Col, Sam, c.. Park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

HoIIEI0us s8rVIcos I'M the GERMAN lam
Fuage are held every Sunday morning
at 12,ocIJck Do Choir Han Richards
street
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday az 10 o'clock a. M.
DO the Assembly ham. this city. Also
every Thursday evening az o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
Home missionaries win visit the varl-
Gus wards tomorrow at the usual hour
OF meetings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
INDIA FAMINE FUND.

It is pleasant to note that the appeals
OF the News IN behalf Of the sur
ferers from the India famine are
being SO generously responded 10 In the
country but our city friends should see
70 II that all the generosity "a not con-
fined TO the country districts IL G.
Lamoreaux Of Leigh. Idaho. sends 81 so
which he says he gathered up In the
Sunday school Of that place. Mrs Lucy
Taylor OF Goshen sends 81 90 from five
ladies OF that town. w. A. Holt OF
Turrey Wayne county. RENTS 3li.25.
part Of which ne says was raised by
the Relief Society OF that place and
the balance by the members OF the sun.
day school. The generous donors are
as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
JORDAN RELIEF SOCIETY.

There VIII be q Relief Society confer.
ence OF the Jordan Stake held at Gohs
han In East Jordan. Sept l. 1900 Meet
ings az 10 O. M. and D. m.
ELIZABETH GARDNER, Secy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
YOUNG LADIE5' MEETING.

The Y /, officers meeting Of the Salt
Lake stake VIII be held at the usual
place, after the afternoon session OF the
stake conference. Sept list. 1900
MRS. n. G.. TAYLOR,
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The regular monthly meeting OF the
home missionaries OF the Salt Lake
Stake o. Zion win convene in the So
cial Han a south State street, Salt
Lake city Wednesday August 2gth.
1900 % 1880 ,. m A full attendance of
the bre,hten ls requested. Any one be-
inlg unable 90 be- present. will
please send reports % his labors IN
writing TO the meeting for the month
past
The regular monthly meeting NJ the
First Elders quorum win be- held 10
The Seventeenth ward meeting house
next Monday evening. az 1880 o'clock
a full attendance Is desired
JAS. W BECK, Sec.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-18
CREOITO Y AHORR0 POHcERO
COnD0catoria d Js&3ata General
EUtrd0f'df2td2'i0.

Veritlcada la Junta General ordi
maria ell del corriente, sin que pu-
dieran resolverse algunos asuntos
para los cuales requieren los Estatu
tos determinada mayoria, Sc convoca
Junta General extraordinaria para
ell domingo 81 - corriente, las
ocho y media de la manana, en- las
oficinas de la Sociedad.
Sc tratara de ampliar los Estatutos
On ell sentido de autorizar prestamos
hipoteearios a cortos y largos plazos
con emission de Cedulas hipotecarias;
de admitir en- pago de deudas 9. ia
vor de la Sociedad las cedulas hlpo
tecarias de la Union Agricola y de
otras modif1caciones de los Estatutos
que Sc estimen necesarlas.
Ponce 10 Enero 1900.
Ell Seeretario,
J. 0. R1SaTeN.
Vo. BE. FL Presidente,
Enrique C. F1Itze.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-18

-Ya advino, djo Noe, tem6is que nos 10 arreba
ten al ser conducido al suplloio.
-Lo tsmo desde que IL reina ha vuelto encontrar
a Paola
va me 10 contaroD, repuso Noe tambi6n nae
hablaron de los tres que Ia syudaron.
Eco qaerfa decros Pnes bieD, 81 La reina diapos
ne de tres capaces de bertar L. ha, 10 natural
que kagan todos esfuezos para salyar al padre
hasta ahora tenfa 20 nadie para poder oponerles
cabexa dc Ia ooitiva escuadr6n de retres pero
90 me desbandar&n Ia primera cometida. TodoN tie
mem mado de Ia venganza de la rena madre.
-Pues bien, sefior duque, respondi6 Nee, no os
inquieteie va ver6ia tenemos miedo nosotros
y que bien ejecutamos 10 que mand6is.
-Bravol exoam6 el duque
I'm este momento o abri6 Ia pueTta p entT0 Lahlre
Obi seIores exclam6; os oculto que me coat6
trabsjo acudir aquf la hora convsnida.
DE verasl dijo Noe
-S, porque aoabo de abandonar por voSotroB la
muisr mas seduotora de Frsnoia de Hsvarrs, Sc
reRa.
Todoa miraron Lahire con carioddad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-18
ia BiblIoteea. de Ia DEMOCRACIA

vusstroa oos brillabln bajo Ia carets oon damaaado
falger para que no seaa los oios mas hermosos del
Mando....
-aEs decir observe IA DANA enmascarads, qus tH.
vistoa e capricho de seeuirmef....
Y estoy dispuesto contnuar...s
- All pues oatarf6 busno...
Y Ia Dana dej6 vert - traves de rojos labios
unos dientes de detlumbSante blancurs.
-Psro, diio, pHedet sucsder que vaya dsmaslado
-aQuG importaf. -
Al fn del muado2...
-El muudo serfa denasado psqueho todaSlA
Sin embargo, ignGrAis quen soy...-
-AdiVino que aois bermosa-...
-OabalIsFo, dijo la enmsscarads, semejante proeO.
der tens mucho de inpettinente
-Diepensadme asf gFA, reapondi6 Laire, Pero tsngo
veints doa amos W aDy Bn segund6n de Gasouna.
II All intGrruRpi6sa desconocida, tsois gascont
~ 10 tspgo 8 Eaucna honra.
-AQnizas soia tsmb46n hugonoter
-ITssnso msjorl en- sse easo.... tY SOiS adicto al
EsyH -. :, ;.
IA cual, preRant6 sencinaments LahIrs' a. de
Franeis nj dc Navarra4 4al vuestro al mfof
--Rs Gxacto olvidaEa que sols saodleo dSi 7saK
nGB.
y 10 tengo honr2 de clio, SenoEa.
La deaconoOida no rsspond6 al pronto psro iaeso
replied
--EspsrO, cabAIlsrofque no PFOlongarsis ''sa bro.
r.a dc NAL g6nero....s2
mo craais que brcmeo.
Mi perGistir aGRulrnla.
-ReAora ranpDRdi6 grsvemente 81 lcven, " ss s oe
noehe mes sneeRtEemss pa msaa0 ee y ss'st = -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-18

SupIiCamos d nuestrOs buenOs agen-
tes de la IsIa a quienes hemOs enViad0
nuestra circular del dia Q nos hagan
eI favor do cOntestarIa en- eli termlnO
fiiadO en- la misma. NsGesitamOs re-
guIarizsr la Administration de este
diariO nos es indispensable la refe
rida n0ta. Espsrames ser atendidOs-
El policfa sefior Blanohet, de Ia eiu-
dad del OeRte, celoso republicano en- Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-18
SUSCRICION DH PONCE

Ponce, Barrio Cantera, Enero 17 1900.
Sr. director do LA DEMoCRACGA.
Ponce.
Muy sehor INFO Adjunto tehgo el
gusto de remitirle una relaci6h detaaa.
da de Ia colecta llevada a cabo entire las
Seforas y Sehoritas federales de este ba-
rrio favor de los gastos de liza accton
popular ca 81 proceGo de Guyana contra
al doctor Yazquez y dem&a psoossadoa
fsdaFAles.