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The state herald., 1901-05-24
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And now comes the president makers
and say that Senator Fairbanks Of Indi-
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1t seems little early to open the race
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The Chicago Record Herald is author
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Secretary Huy and Lord Pauncefote
have agreed upon the draft Of new
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Bulwer treaty.
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home in Morristown, N. j., on the 81
instant.
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In Ban Frapciscs 30 90
Sundries Excursions, street cars,
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Tribune those who
following splendid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
|dentidad de pensamiento
FelicifaciOnes
MOROVIS
MOROVIS
Sr. Don Mariana Abril.


Caguas.
Distinguido paisano: Hemos lefdo varfas
veees ell magistral artfculo que usted auteriza
en- LA DEMoCRACIA, dedicado la memoria
del malogrado Presidents de los Estados Uni
Mr.. William Nc Kinley.
mucho que le colocarfa como uno de los pr-
meros en- la fila de escritores atildados del
pafs, sinO tuviera " conquistada de antemano
esa merecida fama.
Reciba nuestra ardiente felicitaci6n, ell
testimonio del afecto que le dispensan como
amigos correligionaros.
Pedro j. Rivera 90, Modesto ArchiIla
Simplicio j. Cordero, Felix r. Muniz, Juan
Laureano 10, Juan Silva, Marcos A. Colon.
Octavio Madonado, Juan Laureano 2Q Her.
mimic Miranda.
SANTA ISABEL
Distinguido correligionarioi
Auuque tarde, la iuventud federal de este
brillante sr.fculo William Nc kinney.
Con orgulio tenemos el gusto de saludarle
respetuosamente.
Pompilio Anselmi, Hip6Iito Monserrate,
Emilio Antique Ruiz. Adoifo Anselmi Juan
Monserrate, Jcaqu{o Monserrate, Rafael AN
selmi, Leovigildo Colon.
QLEBRAD1LLAs
Distinguish Directors
Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico pueds estar or
gulloso con e paiadfn escritor Mdftdn0 Abril.
Cads ia mas grande. mas potente, mas
admirable
Vol, admire, mi coraz6n de fel federal
10 fe,icits, del rincon de mi casa lie estrecho
gu mano.
lQue sigs adelante ese noble hijo de b.
rfnquen, que Ia era de hfenandanza 10 corona
r& en- dial
A vd sefor Director, mis- gracias ST SO
digna publican estas lfneas.
Pablo Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
La ANARQUlA EN- GUAYAMA
Tus has Observation-Disclosures cados.=ImpnDi idad
descarada-PrOce eder de In guarda insuIar
del JueZ OIicfa

No sabemos al ell honorable Mr.. Hunt ha-
bra teDido tempo de refexionar sobre los
atropelos que en- estos olas Sc han cometido
en- las Pledras Guayama, contra correligie-
narios nuestros. Pero 81 ellos ha parade
mientes, desds luego habra notado que estos
hechos va solo Sc realizan en- aqueIlos pueblos
donde Ia policla insular, que tiene ell deber de
eyitaros, hace causa conhn con los alboreta-
cores v8gos c0jds que andan por ahf ttu-
l4ndose REPUBLICANOs.
Guayama ha sfdo el pueblo donde mas
atropellos abusos Sc han venido conetie ndo,
desde que en- hora nefasLa, ell goberpador
Allen, por complacer Barbosa amigos
puso los iDtereses materiaes sociales de
aQueila ciudad en- manOs de republicanos sin
prestigio sin arraigo. De ahf que una pobla-
ci6n sim pAtica cuita como Gaayama, Sc haya
convertible en- POGO tempo, bajo la domina-
ci6n repubHcdf,G, en una tribu de kAbias SAL
vajes Ailf no Sc respeta hoy NADIA; nj ell ho-
nor de las famiias; nj la consideration las
senoras pertenecientss q famifas federales,
ne pueden salr q las Gales sin verse insuita-
das por entes desarrapsdos y beodos, { quie.
nes las autOridades locales apoyan incitan
para que iDjurien y atropellen q las personas
honradas pac1dcas.
En- nGuayama refna hoy la mas completa
anarqufa. Atlf Sc persigue los federales sin
descanso; SO les apalea Sc les amenaza con
reviewers puilalesj y despaes las autoridades
repltbJtcurGs, los someten vejamenes carcela
rios y 4 martirios corporaies poni6ndoles pan
aqua en asquerosas bartoinas.
mo participa ell Gobernador Hunt de la
misma indignation que partioi pamOs nosotros,
al pensar que ESQ ccurra en- este pats bajo la
bandera americana?
Los 6ltmos hechos reaizados ALI que nos
participant aquelos amigos, de los cualss SO
han ocupado va The San Juan NelCs EL He
rdJdO ESpaf,oL, dem uestran 10 que decimos
Con motiyo de Ia denuncia que ell Jefe del
partido federal ha presentado al Gebierno So
bre Ia incapacidad del Alcaldey y de varios con-
cejales repubicanos de aquella locaiidad, Sc
han exasperado estos y los empleados que de
tan immoral administration viyen, iniciando
de nuevo serie 10 atropellos amenazas
que no pueden menos que indignar toda con-
clencia honrada. =.
Empezart eses escandaos hace unos dias
con ell atropele al federal don Juan Montaf1o,
oil cual fue apaleado. Denuncia ell sefior Mon
tafo q sgresor, tipo de malos antecedentes,
ell Juez de Poiefa absuelve este.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03

Ell shbdito espafol don Esteban Gonzklez.
mayordomo de la hacienda <Tuna,> es provo
cado amenazado en- su prOpia fnca por va :
rios cajas repu.,licanos, que Sc introducen en-
ella & cortare Is caflas. FL seflor Gonzalez Ell
ell cumplfmiento de su deber quiere impedir
ese abuse, es amenazado con rev6lvers ma
vajss Acude ell capataz de la hacienda con
varios tra ea jadores a defeAder al mayordomo.
y los o., tpos emprenden precipitada fuga, lle-
gan "a poblaci6n y DENUNCIAN al sefior Con-
zalez ante ell Tribunal de Policfa. Sc cta a
dicho se1or 81 juez LIE IMPoNE dos dollars cin-
cuenta centavos de multa.
Ell domingo pasado, decfr hace tres
dias, encontran dose ell federal don Vidal de Je-
s1s de vista en- la de doha EulaIia Var
gas, fue llamado desde la cae por un grupo de
repu blicanos. Sale la puerta ell sehOr JESUS
y es cogido por aquella turba. tirado al suelo
estropeAdo garrotazos. Pasa por allf en-
aquelios momentos un poicfa insular, recoge
al herido, en- vez de lievarlo al hospital, le
conduce Ia carcel. donde en- vano recama la
asistencia de facutativo. Eneierrasele en-
una asquerosa bartOltna al ola siguiente es
conducido al tribunal de poicfa, donde Sc e
condena OUNCE DIAS TRABAJOS FORZADOs;
como negara salir trabajar las GALES,
vueivessle encerrar en- fnmunda bartoiina,
donde Sc e tiene PAN Aqua no permitiAn-
do que Sc ls pasen los alimentos que le envia su
famlia.
Ell consecuente federal don Bias Laine
persona respeta BILE y de honradez acrisoada,
fue ell unes prevocado agredido por un per-
dulario que funge de coj1 repubicano; aplfca-
le el sefor Laino la ley del TALON, devoivsndo-
le golpe per polpe, el sefor Laino es condu-
cida al tribunal de Ia Inquisici6n, donde SO le
condena qufnce dias de TRABAJos FoRzADos
mfentras que 50 agresor, pesar de ser conde-
nado diez das de carcel, queda en- libertad
los cumple emborrachandose por las GALES.
todos estos atropelios de las tLrbas del
Juez de policla, quedan impunes; los prlmeros,
porque Ia polefa insular los ampara proteje;
y los seguudos, porque ese juez de policia que
de modo tan desearado escarnece Ia ley, per-
manece en- su puesto, cuando, probados estos
hsehos como 10 estan, ha debido cesar va en- sus
funciones.
va ell Honorable Gobernador tiene infor-
mes suseintos de todos los atropellos que rela-
tamos.
Esperemos que haga justicia.
Nosotros, con nosotros ell pueblo honra-
do de Guayama, no dudamos de que 10 hara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
Contra un conceal

El jefe del partido federal don Francisco
re Pauia Acufa protesta ante el secretario
Hc Leary del nombramiento de don Aurelio
Mendez Martinez como miembro del syuata-
mieDto de Larps.
Dice 81 se1or Acufa que Mendez Martinez
Iene arraigada Ia animosidad polftica, raz6n
por 10 cual Sc We menudo en- cuestiones.
Ademas ell acalde don Pablo visla le per-
sigue tudicialmente por aggression & mano ar
mada, causa que est& pendiente de fallo.
Estas acriminaciones Sc consideran suf-
eientes para inhabilitar al sefior Mendez Mar
tinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
Conseio de administration

Nuestro estimado coega El Herdldo Espa-
'tol ha tornado un Consejo que So ocnpara de
la administration del periotlco, compuesto lie
con Enrique Degado, Presidente don Rafael
Colorado, Secre tario! los se1oros don Carlos
Conde, don Antonio Caunet, don Jose Ma
Lonbs, voeales.
El se1or Mercado, que desempef .ba la ad-
ninistraci6n, pasa 4 Ia Reduction del peri6
dico.
Deseamce al eolega mnchas prosperdades
oajo Ia nueya organization que Sc ha dado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
4" LA. BRUJA F"

Nuestro querido colega <La Brujas de Ma.
yagti.z anuncia para dentro de breye tempo
ntroducir grandes mejoras en- sus Columns.
eEstamOs tratando-dice--de hacer gran
des reformas en- nuestro peri6dico para dentro
de un par de meses, proponfeDdonos, 81 es po-
sible, pubiicaro ilustrado sin aumentar
preco para correspondent asf 4 nuestros cons.
tantes favorecedores.S
Mucho nos satisfacen estos progresses del
perioaismo puertorriqueno, pues este demues
ira que pesar de las tatrbas Tepu6ltcdnds, va
mes ganandO en- eultura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
Nombramientos locales

"a Junta de instruction de .Csguas ha
homorado dcfa Paula Rodriguez de Flores,
ma escuela graduada. La eefiora Ro-
~ 81 uez aese N pefaba interinamente Ia de do
IA Isidora Sosno
Iambien ha mbrado.
don Rafael Rodriguez Lopez, para Ia
sufa. dei barrie xBorinqueL1.
=. Don Salvador Nfcolau, para la rural de
IA sPlaza de cabaIlerfa..
n todos nnsstro sincere parabten,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
Alumnos de Rio Piedras
PROTESTA DEL EXAMEN

Los iovenes de Rio Piedras que asistieron
las classes de verano no obteniendo tftulos
protestan de los exsmenes.
Con sse objeto una comisi6n de dicho pue-
bio visit6 aver Mr.. Brum baugh. Componfan
Rquella ell slcalde don Enrique Acosta ell
doctor don Alfonso Paniagua.
va sabremos el rssul tado de la vista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
Causa Tuidosa

Ha comenzado verse en- MayagTez una
causa rnfdosa.
La de los sucesos de la marina septep trio
nal, ocurridos en- Setfempre del a1o pasado.
FLe una collision entire federales rspubli-
canos, provocada por estos, de la que resulta-
ron muerto varios heridos.
La noche de autos capitaneaba las turbas
republicans Marcelino Rios, ex-ejecutor de
justicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
Posibles traslados

Sc cree muy possible que ell presidente de
Ia Corte de Ponce don Istdoro Soto Nussa sea
trasiadado con Ia propa categorfa al Tribunal
de Distrito de Mayaghez.
En- ese caso sl juez presidents de 10 Cor.
to de Mays gnez, don Arturo Aponte, pssarA
Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
EI discurs0 de MIR. Hunt

Hemos sldo atentamente obsequiados con
COS iemplares fmpresos del discurso inaugural
prom lncisdo por el honorable gobernador Mr..
William FL. Hunt
Lo leeremos gnsto damos las gra-
cias por el obsequio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03

al libenciado don Manuel Rossy SO Ell
cuentra en- cana & causa de un segundo at
que pulmonar que ha sufrido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
OLEBRADILLkS
Pablo Martinez.
SALINAS

Querdo compatriota: Reciba V. mi hu-
milde felicitaci6n por su msgistral artfculo IT,
tulado William Nc Ktnley: es V. un gran pc :
riodista 20 me siento orgulloso de pertene-
Ger una colectividad en- cuyo seno Sc hallen
alberg ados, intelectuaes como vos.
Soy &c V. alto. 9. 8. 8. q. b. $. M.
Felipe Figueroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
PATILLAS

Muy sefior mio.
Mi enthusiastic feIiritaci6n por su brillante
artfeulo civilian Nc Kinley.1
lAsf escribel
De vd. con la mayor consideration muy
affmo. s. q. b. s. N.
Luis A, Carminelv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-03
SAN LORENZO

Distinguido compatriota; no puedo menos
que felfcitsrle calurosamente por su gaiiardo
artfculo <Wilsiam Nc KinleyS. Sientome orgu-
lIoso con tener un paisano como Vd. que
honra cada dia mas nuestra querfda Borfnqnen
De usted sfectuoso correligIonarfo g. 8.
L. Cortes.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18

and farm lands, rivers and reaches of
magnificent scenery 10 gladden. the
hearts III men. What we need to do is
10 tell the story of our wondrous glory to
the glorious outside world. We cannot
wait in these days Of rapid progress TO
multiply and replenish according to the
old Biblical injunction, We must in.
crease by the modern method of extend
ing free welcome that will bring the
thousands TO us OH the wings OF rapid
transportation. That free welcome
must be extended through the medium
al abundant literature, literally sown
to the four winds, We shall suggest
how best to do this
In the first place, the State Legisla-
ture should provide reasonable sum
for number Of years to be placed in
the hands OF board on Immigration,
composed OF responsible citizens, who
will see TO it that the money is econom-
ically expended in providing suitable
descriptive literature for distribution,
! In the next place, every town OF con-
sequence should have Board of Trade,
backed financially by the business men,
who should willingly contribute their
mite toward making known to the
world the many virtues Of their respec-
tive localities as the proper place for the
homesecker to cast in his lot and be-
come part OF us.
In addition to this, every county can
afford to contribute a nominal sum an,
nually toward advertising the natural
resources of the county.
Then, turn the floodtde Of literature
loose beyond the confines OF our owr
borders. from whence, with the ebb
will come to us men OF energy and o.
wealth. men of brain and of brawn, will
ing and anxious to join us in planting
on the Western battlement of our Crane
Republic Pacific empire commercially
supreme, where neglected fields viii
blossom and bloom with the plory o
progressive agriculture; where village,
will become towns, towns cities, anC
each city metropolis; where unnum
bered ships, freighted with treasur,
from the Orient, will enter our port
along the golden pathway marked on
by the setting sun.
Population is what we need most o
all.
Oregon became State in 1850 For A.
years we have enjoyed Statehood privil
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
'Oregon's Chief Need, and How Best
Supplied"
ny W. q. omsrnAr, or EUGENE REGISTER,

ny w. a. dLsTpAP, or EUGENE REGISTER
From Saturdays Portland Telegram.
"Oregon's Chief Need and How Best
Supplied" is problem too wcighty to
Inc handled comprchensirely in short,
hastily prepared article, and too impor'
tant TO be neglected in any one detail
II what We shall say, therefore, VIII help
ia lay cornerstone in the supcrstruc'
ture OF n greater and more influential
Oregon, We shall be satisfied with the
effort.
Scanning the Acld Of Oregon's neces-
sites, we find them multitudinous, but,
living Mt the base Of our requirements,
we find that more population is our
chief need at the present time, and this
we shall discuss briefly as possible.
Population Is certainly the tree OF our
success, from which must grow every
branch of development into the power
full and commanding commonwealth OF
Oregon. We must FIRST plant the seed to
grow tho crop, and population is the
sprout from which terminates all forms
Of industry. Having defined our para
mount need" the next question is;
Chow best to supply that need?'
The journalist who is not firm be-
lever in tho virtue Of iudicious, con
yincing advertising has no right in the
profession, and, sooner or later, IL
crowded from the field by his more en-
terprising competitor. What is trnn o.
the journalist is equally rs true OF the
State Pre'eminently then, advertising
thoroughly the resources of Oregon
far and wide is now, and will continue
to be, for q number OF years, the best
surest and quickest method Of building
M our commonwealth.
Oregon Ia not lacking IN resources
Nature has lavished upon us her richest
gifts iE mountains and mineral, forests
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
Oasis Lodge No. ii, initiated three

Oasis Lodge No. II, initiated three
candidates into the mysteries OF the Or.
der ut their regular meeting Saturday
night, and conferred the second degree
on seven. The team from Eugene as
sisted with the floor work, after which
a banquet was served bv the members
of the Rehekah Lodge. Those present
from distance4were; Messrs, Ben Dor
ris. w. NJ. Green, NJ, Svarverud, l.. l..
Whitson, J, d, Matlock, John NJ. Wi.
Iiams, A. G. Jennings, E. j. Simmons,
c. r. Doyle, J. Fl. Lamson, +. a. Ran
kin, I. NJ. Renshaw, II, S. Martin, Chris
Jensen, John Haines, J, w, Pollock, 9.
+. Stevenson, J. w. Larsin and Fl. L.
Chilson, OF Eugene Lodge, No. 9;I. FL.
Yates. j. NJ. Martin and john Martin,
OF Irving; f, w. Mixcn, Jess Bak +, M,
Hawk, win Rice, Dan McClaine, w. 4.
Porter, A. G.. Morris, M, w. Canter, n.
II. Sherill, j. r. Cartwright, Geo. w.
Isham and VIM. Mcdonald, Of Harris
burg, and Q. G, Nicholas, of Florence.
When you are in Eugene call at Little
fields cigar store, just south Of the Hotel
Eugene, and try ono Of his fragrant
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18

You are never quite conscious of how
many disagreeable dodgers there are in
that many-chambered mansion you call
your "self" until anger or envy or hate
knocks at the door--and presto! out
come troopinJ such lot of unhappy
creatures--rancor and uncharitableness,
and suspicion, and all nukindness, y
perfect army Of enemies to peace and
happiness. Helen Wattersen Moody,
in the April Ladies Home Journal
List OF letters remaining uncaled for
ut the Junction City post Office April IS:
Brown, Roy G. Londherdt, Peter
Cassei, Nora E.Miss Morgan, Dell Miss
Co,e, Ed Orr, l.. Miss
Gates, Thomas Ryan, Peter
Howard, w, f. Weaver, Ina Miss
Hart, Robert
A. r. MARTIN, z, NJ.
Photographer Taylor has been taking
some splendid views of JUNCTION City's
business houses AID suburban resi-
dences. The view OF the Southern Pa
cific depot and railroad tracks down the
front street, is an especially fine piece Of
work.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
A. r.. MARTIN, p. NJ.

The Eugene Soap Co.'s Lulu Savon
brand is the cream Of all laundry soaps.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18

After all we must come back to the
old trusm; shat men and women are
like water; they always find their true
level, And where you live happiest,
that is your level There's polluted
water, and there's clear water. But one
law Is inexorable: the closer you get to
Nature, the truest and simplest thing
there is because it is closest to God, the
clearer always will you find the water.
April Ladies' Home Journal.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18

Old papers for sale at this Office.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18

The Weekly Oregonian and the BuI-
LETiN for 81 q year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-13

write to us if you want to learn
what DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
will do, or call at our store and
get a trial bottle. Ten doses loo.
at + Howard.
Go to w Mattox for all kinds Of
feed, DRY COOK WOOD and
HEATING WOOD cut any length
and delivered TO your house OF
place Of business, Corner Of
Chickasha Ave and 5th street.
Phone 81.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-13
Eata Whole Cabbage

if you want to. 1t won't hurt you.
People used TO think cabbage
hung heavy in their stomachs.
After each meal, no mtter what
you eat, take dose of DR.. CaId-
wells Sprup Pepsin. You will
never suffer from Constipation,
Indigestion, Sick Headache or
stomach Trobles E. Howard