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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
A Card.

AS the Green Forest Roller Mills will not have sufficient wheat to keep the mill going from now until the new crop comes in, the boys have decided to give ne 8 rest until after harvest.
 1 have instructed MT. K. M. Co., forth very carefully along the line of milling during the three months 1 have been connected with the mill. This knowledge with the experience he had already had, 1 believe will enable him to do all the work that comes in now with perfect satisfaction. 1 need a rest and appreciate the opportun- ity of getting out for a few months.
 Ihave found the mill boys to be first-class gentlemen in every re- spect.
 With best wishes for the suc- cess of the Green Forest Roller Mills and the many kind friends l have met in Green Forest 1 am,
 Very respectfully,
 s. l.. STONE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Lumber! Lunber!!

l have over 150,o0O feet of lum- Der on hand, and am running my mill every day. l have over half 8 million feet of the finest pine timber in Boone county adjacent to my mill. My capacity for saw ing lumber is over S5, GOO feet per week and can dress on my p!aner over 50,000 feet per day. I also have first-class sbingle machine and am cutting a fine grade of shingles and am in a position to fill a large or small order for lum- her more promptly than any other mill in Boone county and my prices are always the lowest. My mill is situated four and one- half miles north of Burlington, three-fourths of 8 mile off of the Springfield and Harrison road on the head of Dixon hollow. Ad- dress 0. w. RYUN.
 Omaha, Boone county, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Millions of Dollars

Are expended every year for patent uostrums and decoctions which are absolutely without merit, and many positively dangerous If you have grown older and worse from their use try what Nature can do for you lu Vitea-O N ature has provided rem edy which will do for you what no man made decoctions ever did, ever can or ever wilt do, for it is d God-matle cure, and not compound. It ltcontains more free, pure constituents than all the dopes on earth. II contains vital izing element needed by all who suffer from diseases, worries, cares, old age, loss of vital force, and all complaints of the stomach, kidneys, liver or blood. Itis the greatest relief giving tonic known to man, and will not fail in time of need. Red ink signature Theo Noel on package, $l a) by mail. Theo Noel Geologist. Chicago, Ill Mrs. Nj A. Russell, Special Agent, Green Forest, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12

M. Randolph will burn 8 lime kiln, also establish 8 brick yard for Green Forest at once. He is a brick maker of 16 years ex- perience, and will manufacture only first class brick. He will be ready to supply all demands soon.
 >e- --.>~~.-.-~ ''--'''s4-,s
 Do you want a Threshing Ma chine? If so call on or address W. J. Lloyd at Eureka Springs or N. L. Lawson, Green Forest. They represent the celebrated J. l. Case 6 Co.,. manufacturers of Threshing Machines, Boilers and Traction Engines.
 In almost every neighborhood there is some one whose life has been saved by Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been cured of chronic diarnhoea by the use of that medicine. Such persons make a point of telling of it when- ever opportunity offers, hoping that it may be the means Of say ing other lives. For sale by Har- bert 6 Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
 $EASTER
 

Easter has always been a1 gentle festival and has everS had a softening effect on< mankind. It is a day of} good fellowship and of> kindly feeling which unite< all men into one brother { hood, and finds the smallS
 boy with quite a nest of niceS eggs hiden away in someJ convenient place ready fora the feast of the morrow. ! Foster extends cordial invi-S tation to all the little boysS and girls of Green ForestS and vicinity to call on himS Saturday, April IA, and re- ceive his Easter Souvenir { and some nice candy, andJ to induce your papa toa come with you. a pipe willS be his gift. We will spareS no expense OF trouble toa make this occasion pleasant$ as possible for all and es-S pecially the little folks. !
 And remember above allS things that we will sell yous Staple and Fancy GroceriesS as cheap as the cheapest, if< not cheaper,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
How's 'Thiss

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY G CO.,, Props, Toledo, o.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and be- lieye him perfectly honorable in all bus- mess transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drdg- gists, Toledo, O. WALDING, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Craving Appetite.

Does your appetite craves something sour such as< Pickles, Chow Chow, Pickell Lily, Mixed Picke]s, Pick < eled Onions, Pepper Sauce, ! Tomato Catsup, Prepareds Mustard, etc. etc. .
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12

In order to.load cars with poul- try, the Eureka Springs Produce Co. will pay on " Wednesdays and Thursdays 5 1-2 cents a pound for chickens. Bring all your other produce to them.
 H. SE1DEL, Manager.
 Eureka Springs, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
DEMOCRATIC CANVASS.

F. o. Butt and W. R. Phillips, candidates for representative, have arranged for the following dates for public speaking:
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
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 ,Tobacco sSd Cigars.

Foster carries Ns1As s1As largest and best line of FApoacco and sells it so you can nsoro to '.chaw and spit' to yNur hearts content. Ask him for that 20 cent cut of Nat-,, ural Leaf he is selling for ten cents. His line of Ci-, gars cannot be e1ceiled in, quality or prices.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Sug,ssI' and Coffee.

When you need Sugar orS
 Coffee call on Foster for he's can surely please you bothy in quality and in price.S Buy a bag Of his Fanlousx Coffee \ and save yourself 7 40 per cent on the dollar, ! and when it comes to SugarS
 do not fail to get his prices.$ ;
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Long Distance
 ' Telephone.

In operation between Eurek' Spings and Harrison with cor nection with the Western Unit Telegraph Co. Stations. at BaI tavia, Carrollton, Green ForesS Berryville and Kings Rive 2o cents for 5-minutes talk bs
 tween any of these points. N
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Garden Seed.

If you are needing any< Garden Seeds Foster pro , prosed to close out what he< has on hand at half price. $ So if you need any kind off seeds it will stand you inS hand to buy of him and> save money. %
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Hints for the Table.

Never wonder what you, will have for dinner when. you can supply every want, at Foster 's.-Codfish Balls Macaroni and Cheese, Sal, mon Croquetts, Mock turtle, soup, Mustard Chow Chow, Green StringIess Beans, Green Peas, Corn, Toma-,, toes, One Minute Pudding, Pie, Fresh Bread, CafS and any other dainty the anssetite may crave.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12

Dr.. Reynolds, the Den tist, will not go to Berryville for 8 few days yet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17

bioteiten in Der W(ilitdrperipdltunJ-
Gelber Ipllen ni6t fir bic borgeldrle1
bsfen ,3fpede pertpanot lporoen leln'
uno bic 2lbrehrungsn ntht ItIntmeH
etc. 8dbrI6einli6 piro elne unterz
Tu6unQs @ommiFion eingsfeBt per4
Den uno IeniatjonsGe Gntbiilfungen bea
porfteben. Die gdn5e 8ertpulfung ourf=
te elmer 3eForm unter3o9en tperoen.
Der 6anoelsminIltsr beabIldti9t els
nen 8aIeBenfipurf i'm 9drldment eln'
3ubringen, na6 tpeIfem bic 8eltber
ben gBaoren6duIeru (9epdrtemsnr
Stores) perpfti6tet Icin IOllen, fur Die
9erfGufsrinnen Sibe gu 6sIhdffen.
Gr 9aiIerin gugenie bat Iih BON
Dem @rippeanfalI 10 neil erbolt. bdb
lie in nG9Iter Wode nd9 Sap N(artln
ab3urefien gdoentt.
Der erfe Sa6re8tug bea
bes 5ooss bes prdiis
benten 5aure.
9dris, 16. 6ebruar. - Der erite
SabrsStag oes Sopss Oes PrGIioentsn
6aure purbs bur9 einen 8eIu4 oe5
8rGTioerten Qpubef am 8po6e na5
8erltorbenen uno Dur6 einen 8eod4ta
nib @pttesoisnli in Der WfuoelInes
Stride begungen. PrdIiOent 2oubet
mar unter Gr3tlidFr 8gbanolung un0
p2rlieB beute Den elHidiihen Pa!dlt
gum erItsr Mdle IeH 3ebn Suger. 9r.
0elcaie, W}iniitsr oes 2lu5pdrtigen,
begleitete i'm ndhoem 8ra6s, drf lpeis
DIES er einen 8ran5 legte. Die Bittpe
SSuure, ibre So6ter 2ucb, gTs2PrGlia
bent GaIimir Perier, oVe bsiOen
S0bne bes perltorbenen PrGTipenteH
Garnpt Inb piele bo6e 8eamte tpo9na
len benz @ottesbTenf in Der Stride bel.
&arDindi Hldaro, Gr36iI6of BON 9d-
rig, tpel6sr unkr gelp0bnlifen llm4
ItGnben amtirt 6aben piiroe, enti6uIa
oIgte 5i9 nit &ranfbsit uno Der 9pta
ksoienlt purbe bonn glbbe Der Mdbss
linez9ir6e geleitet.
@aler entloiien.
Sputbumpton, 16 6ebruar.
- Gbparp 8aler, Elm DSabtt" auf
oem 0ampfsr ySt, 2ouiS" BON Der
ausrifaniI6en 2inie, pelfsr am 9.
b, 81, pegen 0ieblta6ls 3lpeier JIM
SranIit 5tpiI6en9erlin unb NetpsYorf
befinoli6er @e6iel i'm 8etrags BON
21,134 Wfart perbaftet tpurOe, 1T beute
entlaiIen poroen, neil Der 0isbItab[
ouf einem amRrifaniI6sn S6fFfe, auz
Ber6aLb Der Suri3oittion 8roBbritanz
rien's, beriibt tpurbe, uno neil bie8er.
Staaten ni6t oR 9fbTi6t augstiinoigt
fatten. 9uler's 9luSlieferung gu fpr4
bern.
Graf 81 lmends m il n 6 tp Il
Der Iu ftlGrung.
M b rib, Is. 5e6rudr. - Gruf
NImena5 forberte I'm Senat bic Regiez
uung altf, bic DepeI6en bor3ulegen,
tpelde Dor Qu8brub oe5 ipuriI6@umsz
ritaniI6en &rieges 3p'fen Der ipdniz
I6en uno Der 8er. Stuoten@Hegierung
getpe6IaIt purben rno burh Die 6dn4
be bes 1panti6en 5lottenzQtades, Gls
euterant5 SSoIe Spbral, 9iugen.
Morinemini1ter @ome3 Smd5 le6ns
te cine ioIde @erDffentli6urg NIT Der
gegriinpung ab, iie tOunte Die beiteben4
ben gutan ge3ie6ungen 5ipiI6en Wtuos
rib uno WaIfinglon truben. @r era
ftdrte gu gleifJer 3eit, Dab bic Depez
f6en auA nift Der llnterIudung5z
GommiHion beg SenatS miIgetAeilt
neroen piroeu, pelbe bic gerantiportz
ltblsit fir ben @erluIt Der ipaui76en
&olpnten feItite(len IpQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
Snnt6ago

eotr S6mrj in BEN Renbtn uuo i'm T1dgrdt Mrs
ptrurubt bur6 8luttodune in ienen 9betlen.
cine ssOlqe BON Grtdltuns OOsr inbtm man f6 Otr
3uouft ausiebtt, pSourb Der S6utjb 3uridGta
trtben purO,. 9it ols Gsgenrti3 unb ausbr:ta
ttnos etimulatiOR nd qtltmO madenbsn Sigens
iaaft,n bon 8oonaDs 8toOp RtIief befdbigsn ts
in muno.rbur.r g8sie fir Die pelung ottier
Rranfbeit 9os &saop 3tef io1te uuf elmer ores
Sen 5la3t c,rpeno,t unD gu! tinatrcbtn Drotr.
Gs 1T eeraoe3u punoerbar, ME balo IS bic
Sdmer5sn bities martsrnbtu 2eioeus linbert SH
tinigtn 56Qsn fnO bic Sbmer3en 10 bttttg, oab
&sfobr Der Gnt3unouue uno ausbrsitung hber
bic Qitrsn borbonotn iit. Sn iOl6en Gaaen ntbme
man iOfOrt cine Sofs BON 8lOlpap's 9ilsn uno
fabr. olei6jctig nit ben GiHrsibungen BON &ab'
toap's 8caop Relief fort uno Der bGrtnadtgte
SAL nirb pitsr 9tbaHolung tpsibtn. Ytdftr
6aOtn i'm aaoeusHH in 6aaeR BON Ssittns uno
Eidtni6mtrjsn - ne oeritOpten Die gorsn una
OtrbinOerR bic oetouets Sbdtigftit Der 63peiboru'
len unD bic natiirlbs 4usOhntunQ Der 9aut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
RaOmaD's ReaOD Relief
tuiro ipiortiae SinScrung oerihaffen.

so Gents pro 6lai6e. 8ei aIleu
4potbetsrn gu baben,
8srlt6ert Sud, baB S6r naaDz
tpaD's" erbaltet unb Iebet oarauF, boB
Der Same unb bic Ser. Staaten Rez
slerungssMurte rH. q. g." an bem
bon Gu9 sstauften li6 befin0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
Tim cine Grfdltuns in cincm Gage
III furireu,

nebme man r2aratipe gromo Qui=
nine Sablets." Ollie Mpotbefer ae6en
oas 9slo 5uriid, penn ss gu bsi.en per=
feblt. 6. %. 9rope's Nameas3ua 1T
auf isoer S9a6tel. 25 Genls.
(Gtt.3I Si sa&gp. .6plt,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
ySetu 6emid,t in Cob tperth."


Sr Gaopap g.. 1ep.gort.
Dsrt5s osrrsn! 5W itRp. SbHr siH5li'
tenp elm. gtlos9 9ofanptiung, fir ipeIbt Sic mir
cell elm Sustno Raopaps ReaDp 8est uno elm
SuBtno &aoDaD's 9iaen suienOtn polens Sbr
Reapp ReIiti fpiro in Ditier gsgeno oils isiu 0ti
ni6t in GOIo rptrtb bstracbtet Dies oranlaBt
MID Gtbrou6 oapOu iu md4tn. SD babe cine
3eit lang ct; oebraudt OOb btra4te i'd u.
r. g. oemelbtu iDsit Gbsrlsocn, Da IS cine bts
iere gBirtunq ausubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
Saalsr's, Brpant & Stratto.

$anbelsidaule - shule fir
etenparapbie u. Observation-Disclosures.
0eariiubet 1864. Sncorporirt 1895.
DaS 35. Hd,uIiabr besann am 4. Sspt 1889
3aselafyen has game Sabr.
AbenbfIatTen pom 3. Cttober bts 1. Arrii
An 9ttr.ff Der 0orsnei6ttt, 2eitunq5 2ebr.
lrdfte, e6ulrdumldfsttn uns nntsrrld'tss&n
h,bt pieieIbe obenau Ribt in Gpnfurrsns init
onseren. gBir bobeu bic igabruHg. 9er 6n'
Ii6er ilnterri 4ttnal Ten petaen.
Eubbalten, Sd5Rfdrtiben. dritbmttif, Stsnserah
pbren unn Wafdinenibrtben.
Bebtngunsen:
9asicbule $40 pro NbenefdbuIe Sd pro
oYunaf. al. 1epartez Monat. - Yehrdnfte
uentS einlhleSeno. MHsahl BON Snulsrn.
Gelepbone: Ghsiaptait Tr. 2236; aome Rr. 665.
e,nptt pea.n Ratolpq noh Rr. bis u. Ror>s
gbarltssstrabe, Saltimsrt. Orb.
Ginaans Rr. IL. (Aus2'AJ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
s. ID. AGeEaabsr.
Surd1 Ebeumatismus oerfriippelt.

DsDrIeans.
Ir Gabipap 4 Co. - SD mar LANCER, ais it65
Uonate an Rb,umattsmus ltlDen0. SD tonnt
mtiu. 6dro. Mot bis su meinem Ropis trbtber,
rOsr bic panpe bis aunt &iidsn beipegsn. ober por
nidbt i'm 5tanoe msiu 6emo oussusisbtn. 8eDor
i6 3rsipitrrl elmer Glaibt RabRaps 9ttdpp
Rtlitf Dtrbrau6t bate, tOnute i6 mtine arms 10
gut, nt juoor, oebrau6en. Sic fonnen oarnu5
trie6en, git Qrobts 9ertrausu i6 in Sbr RtooD
RsIief isse. a5tungspol 5br
% q. 9ater,
Waf6in in NOntsIOus's et.fcIz UNI 54ubs
Anhrif Mr GO Snlins gtraks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
lteberraidenoe Statifrif.
Gin plan 3um
Sparen auf fiinf Sabre.

3insfub duf 81 proosnt ber4nst.
3I3 Mrbeitstase in einem Sabre sereebnet.
3insfub auf 81 pro5ent bere4nst.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sdbren $169.47
25 Cts. PRO Sag in 5 Sabrsn 423.6S
SO gts. pro Sag in 5 sabr.n 847.35
1 Dollar pro Sag in 5 Sabren 1694.70
Somi. tpirft Der Mann, pel4sr tag
Hd 25 Gsnts ous9isbt, 5psdios III
fiinfunb5tpanaig Sahrsn elm 9ermo9sn
bon $25O000 psg.
Mie piele SauIenbs BON 2euten tbun
baHslbe Ding uno nennen IS Dtsln
Slid"
sBensen gle Idb an cen
ST. James SaOings Juno
unb mbmen sic cine Siilfs : sporz
gant; lie pirb Sbnen bbulflia iein,
Shr naleinaelO" gu iparsn uno Sbnsn
,@robe @ummsn" gu bringen.
Sdnpt.Cfiiee:
SuboItAGde 8altimors1Strabs unb
YoIfsSffiees2lpenus. Sdslih often bon
10 llbr 0orz Bis 3 llbr Na4mittags.
Montaesz unb GamItagszMbenp ppn
S big 7 llbr.
3peis.Sffices:
Torbtpe It4gds Somerlet= II. Gassra
@trabe. STfen isoen Mittpodsz uno
SamItaas4Absnb pon 7.30 biz 8 ubr.
Wprboit4Gde BON 6aitzNosnus uno
8oulbmIGtroBs. OfFsn ieben Monz
taa 9lbenb BON 7.3O Bis 9 ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.


ueberidbuS.. ........-...... 81 ,9OO.OOOs
G6e Salpcrts uno sSapette=Strake,
permietbet fId,ere Deb ofitens Sebdlfer
in ihren s.seH iSeuer unb Sinbreber serderteH
GemolbeE.
g(tmmt B.loer ais Depoiitum entsegen. bic &he6e
aui Sitt unterpsrien iiao uuo beaabIt .3inien aut
tdslid. yiIanssn.
5rui,,e 9sormuuo H. !. m. aui. ebeuio als Wernoter
uhter pppotoef.
ueb.rtreaunss ascnt.n uno Rssitrateren pss
gfetitn aHb SbIisotionen.
u.b,rnlmu,t bic @infafiirllua pom Giniommen. DIE
rieeno.n, Utitth.n Il. uno iorst Iir punttltns
slusScbluG9 otrjeIben.
Wpbert 9. Daptbfon, P,disenr
German y. 6un., Wic zs3raiih,rt,n
Sphn n NSbttrtbse.
ShaS Us Saer, SefretGr uno Snosule,Ier.
(Virs2I, S5&sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
Grite id)merSlpie Iad)t in prei
Wfpnaten.

Sd .rbi.lt g.abp Rtli,f am ifrsitaq, ben Il.
b. Wts our6 Ru5tsGrpr,b gebrau6ts odftIbe
UNI 9 llbr uRb bate cine ibmerllofe 1abt, tum
sriten Tlal, in cre Ulonat,u So qsbrdu9te Eea'
DD Gsliri ab,rmals am S1mfaJ uno 5onHiGa:
TPorc,ns une qbtnDs nit osmislbtn Grfolas 80
bait. eirsn qebro6ensR arm uno cine osrrsntte
oeer ausg,iestt sbultcr; Ottitibt purot pon fr.
Bloom in easueous pitD,r einatsst pie sbmsrs
,en bli.bta ispO6, bis ih J5r pslimitttl eta
brau6te St bonfs 1bnsu tur 59rs sromptr
Sulie gbtuHgspOa Sbr
WarnluHo, GtieqszGe., R=D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
@pu 9lbtb. 6. Mias M'Glurs.

Serrtn Rabtpap 60
Msine sstrrsn! - SD babe an Reuralsie e.ita
ten. SD perbante Is Sbrem euteH 9tilmittel.
oab i'd oausrue ouDon eebei!t tD0rDeH bin. Stss
balb pro unitr 6aus ntmals obnt Sbre nntbs
0Oae Mpilin, RaOwaps ReaGo atitf itin. sd
q.be Sbnsn bic GrlaubniB. oisisR Britt lu pnOis
tentliHsn. Sbr oaRtbarsr
O TtilGs Wt tglurq,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
ff>F}>4f}|

&c maat ,tin,n tlniri6i,S, pie btftiu petr
murttrnn Der S6merl in, iptl6em Der Gbsus
MATTER. Der 9sttldaerat, Sd1pa6t, strtrapptltt.
9trDois Rsuralgtttr 4oer nit Rrantbtit 0tplasts
leioeR mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17

Fno Die ouatialbcr aneslangt pelbs aBenoe Gins
iprisunQen, pie Garbolidure, eegen SanIortDoloen
nunrriien mn NIT oi,ien QIaenmsoilnen bic nidt
r mnr nid5t beifen, ionbern nar i8abtn, no6 ssnug
Qeidtq ldubiqe um ibr 8elO btttiteen etne pirf=
lid,e uno oautrnDe 6silung bitits ibperen unO
it11uer,bQften QeiDens fommt MIR oHr0 Or Stls=
bes's gnafeTs an Stamoe, elmer beitrdftiaeu ari=
usi tpeide in 1orm pon Stublldpi6eu am Sis
pts Qtioens tinqtiiibrt Dirp nnN Fb BON bort bez
ltuo in pe ertrdntten Sbeile perDrelief 4roben
nsrpen frei perianbt pom .. Tsuitaeoter 60,
9pr 24l6 TenzYprt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17
Gnslanb's &eierYeilptte.
~ wsitsrs Shifft gum Disnli bsrelt.
Sic supplcment1r Ncrtuillianns fiir
Bic britiid,c Mrmcc icst aud, ppn
Scrrenbanie gencbmist.

lleberId dtpemmrngen auF
ben britiiden Snieln. - Wieper
Elm @erii6t ii6sr ben9ortarforTfTt
2lnOree. - 0erIelbe IoG bpn @sz
iimps ermoroet ipprben Iein. -
Die Saiierinz0ltitpe ppn @hina
feBt sinen greis auf bas 9dupt oes
Reformers apong=YuzWet. -
Qlufruhr in 0eutId)zGbina.- 9ez
I6uloiguugen gegen Die fran36iis
i9e MilitGrpernaltung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17

Gonbpn, 16. 5ebruur. = Der
GorrsIponbent Der pafociirten prsie"
in 2abbImitb, Der BON bort am 10. Sc
bruar entflob uno am IA. in Durham
antam, fsnbst folgenoss S9reiben,
beDpr er 2abpImitb perlieb:
nSeit Der fur1tsrlidsn adnonaoe
i'm 4nFans Der Wods lit Ru9e ein9sz
tretsn. Die Nnboben, auf oansn Dor
nen:gen 5uesn Die 2pboit 8ei4oile
Der GntIaBtolOnne 5u 9unosrttn srz
ploolrten. Iinb iebt bon grafenoan
Wnb be1sst. Weiter ipea an Der gtoroz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-17

pGris, 16. 5ebruar. - Die De-
bate ii6er ben Militdretot in Der De-
plhirienfan1mer giebt gu immer neuer
SenI Iation 4nlaB. @eItern pieoerhol@
ts Der 9orIibsr bes Budget Gonltss
feline 8ehauptltngen BON urregslmaz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-30
EOUIVOCACION Y ATROPELLO

t.
Muy senior mfo Aver noche de
nueve nueve Y media, estando 20 en-
.el Tropical House, del cual soy inter
prete, Iegarou dos policfaa a mi
casa, calIe Am@ric0, acom pafiados de
un chiquillo tocando mi puerta con
tauta exigenoia con ruidos tan estre
pitosos, que hicieron levantar mi sc
nora dos niflos en- ropas memories, in
terrogandoles los guardias por mi inme
data salida, pues se trataba de un peso
que 20 habfa robado al chlquillo que los
acompaflaba.
Ffgurese listed, senior, como estarfa
20 al llegar mi casa, pues en- aquel mo
mento estaba trabaj sndo al encontrar
mi familia llorando, creyendo que los
guardias irfan abusar conmigo y lie :
varme a la carcel sin haberse enterado
antes de los hechos.
Tengo treinta y cinco amos de resi-
dencia en- esta ciudad nj siquiers de
testigo me he visto en- los Tribunales,
pues tengo pruebas como soy uu oiuda
dano pacffco honrado, y VERNE en-
ese momento expuesto a que ui nombre
sonara NAL, debido una equivocacion
de dicho chiqniilo de los guardias,
que no sc enteraron antes de 10 ocurrido.
Acudo donde usted, sefior Director,
como defensor de los que Sc ultrajan
sin causas justifcadas, toda vez que la
honra de los ciudadanos decentes no es
ta completamente aaeguraday y sc yea al
trsjada por cierto numero de policfas
que no deben serio.
lie estimara publique estas lfneas 50
| alto. g. 6.
GULLERMo AGUAYO. /.
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C @ m u MIC "A ID Cd
Sonora viuda de AlcOba:

El anuncio de V. en- la prensa, me
desifra en- enigma 10 que yo no he
pOdidO conseguir desde ell 81 de Ma
yo en- que Sc celebro ell juicio oral
nuestro 10 que esperaba como re-
sultado de la vOtaci6n al dia siguien-
te en Audiencia publica, como man
da la 0rden general numerO ll8 en-
su articulo 65 y la Ley Foraker sec
ci0n 33 que rigen y nadie tiene dere
cho a alterar, con cuyo motivo he
mos acudido en- queja tantO al Co
bernador general Civil como al Pre-
sidente del Tribunal Supreme de JUS
ticia
V. no puede quedarse con un solar
que tapa una de las GALES que desde
permute con ell Ayuntamiento, por
consiguiente no Sc suba al celeste
imperiO, nj cante victoria, hasta que
no Sc decida la terceria de dominic
que con mis- titulos registrados no
podre perder: yo he pedidO la nulidad
de todo 10 actuadO ante una autori-
dad muy competente ell Ayunta
miento de Ponce tiene que defender
los intereses que Sc le han cOnnadO
Y Sc le ha maRdadO infOrmaF pOr ell
senorl Gobernador general Civil: va
me he mostrado parte para presentar
los expedientes y pianos que desde ell
anO 73 en- que fui Pre5idente de una
comision, Sc levantaron desde ell ma
cimiento de los rios <Chiquito~ y
~Portugu6s~ que son ell azote de esta
poblacion.
Entonees yo fui Republican, Fede-
raj y cuando le entregue la Acadia
al General SAM no Sc me trato con
tanto rigor, como SO me trata hoy,
quiere decir, asi como de 10 sublime
10 ridiculo no hay mas que un paso,
Iy del honor al deshonor no hay dos
pulgadas, y6 puedo de Republican,
hacerme Federal Federico sin te-
ner que dar ell gran salto que dio
segun cuenta la historic, Federico ell
var6n de Trenk; para venir caer
en- la GuilIOtina francesa. A mi pi-
diendo justicia no creo yaya d la de
Canas; teng0 setenta Abriles y soy el
decano del primer tronco de la IA
milia Cap6 que vino Puerto Rico,
siendo respectable de los abuelos y de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-30
.POLITICA DEL PUEBLO CUBANO
+" EI separatista " reCtitiCa
La opinion aplauGle

Hace .pocos dias publicamos en- la
seccion de noticias de este diario, Ell ru-
bro de an editorial del periodico FL
Cu5uqO, que decia asf Lrenoo8 q la
DtGniguG.
Es de presumir ell efecto que harfa un
artioulo escrito en- Cuba en- estos mo
mentos baio rubro tan alarmante.
La prensa toda ha protestado de la
imprudente manifestation, y un perio
dico que viene prestando serVicios d la
indepeudeucia desde ell immortal grito
del 68, III .SeparattSta, Sc explica en-
los siguientes t6rminos, que han produ-
cdo muy buen efecto en- la opinion Gu
bsna en- 10 americana
Gel artfculo que con ell tftulo Lre1aoS
al monte, public6 III Cu5ano, es impru
dente diguo de toda censura en- los
momentos actuales.
La prudenois, la concordia, la virtud
del pueblo ell patriotismo de sus di
rectores, haran mas fuerzs en- ell amino
de los K. u. que todas las algaradas de
media docena de alboTotadores.
La discordia que nos divide, ell egols
mo que nos deshonra, la soberbia que
nos ciega, son causss mas que sutclentes
para presentarnos ante ell mundo como
impotentes degenerados, y para daI
fundamento 4 los pretextos empleado'
por Ios K. u. para hacer interminable
gu ooupacion militar en- Cuba.
En- yez de propagar la guerra, que
hoy serfa Gn suicidio infructuoso, dedl
qu6monos & hacer patTia.