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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07

La guerra hsbia sgotado d Bar.
tex dei'ndole impotente para el
trabai1 fatigoso del campo. Impli.
caba esto On grave perjuicio para
su hacienda dome t'ca, que necesl'
taba ser puesta en- buen eStsdo. por
Ia mauo v.gorosa de un h0mbre.
Durante su ausencia. Magdslena
habis hecho t do 10 que lie habfa si
do possible; trabaj6 de la mafiana q
Ia noche, los vecinos la habfan syu-
dado muchisimo, y Sin embargo, TO.
do estsba en- desorden: en- squella
casa no habia pies nj cahoza. Fue
precise acudir a Giusto, el labrador
prusiano que hsbia comprado en-
Poghneubina IN terreno muy malo
Y que ahora posefa la mejor casa de
la aldea y Ell mejor rebafio del dis
trito; sdemas habfa acumulado IN
capital que prestabs q crecido inte
res a los campesinoS de los slrede-
dores y al antique Sehor de la sides,
Jersinzlzy, Ell nombre del cufl, esta
ba lnscrito en- sci libro de oros, (i.
bro de la nobleza polacs) J que por
esta raz0n, estaba obligado 4 Sos
teper ell honor.
MagdsleDs habia conseguido On
prestsmo de Giusti, alguuas dcce-
mas de thalers, de los ensles, una
rarte hsbian seryido para los ga'-
tos de Ia casa, = Ia otra para en-
vlarle 4 Bartek.
Ia deuda hubiese podido ser sal.
dada 81 Ia futura cosecha hubiera
aido buena J Baftek huhiese podi-
trsbajsr; pero se sentia incapaz de
agaF , de osvsg,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07

Mayo 8 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07

Msgdalena, creyendo que Bartek
Sc negase a ayudarle por pigricta
fue a yer al cuTa para pedirle con.
seIo, y procurara hacer volver al
marIdo al buen camino; pero ell GU.
rs asegUr6 a la mujer que Bartek
no mentfa.
Cusndo habfa trahajado IN POGO,
va no podia mss, acusando pm do
lor sgudo en- los rifI1nes; eut1uces
permanecfs, durante tods la jorna.
da sentado delante de Ia cabafIa,
I mando en- su pipa de porcelana
con ell retrato de Bismarck con uni
forme de coraceros, con la gorra en-
Ia cabezs. Miraba en- torno con ell
aire del hombre envejecido, necesi
tado de syuda, de sosten; penSaba
en- la guerra, en- las ylctorias alcan-
zsdas, un POGO en- MsgdaleDa. IN
POGO en- cada cosa, pero realmente
en- NADIA concrete.
Un dfa, mientrss estsba septado
de este mod0en un banco, oy5 llorar
pOF el camino 4 So hiio Frank.
Volvia de Ia escuels y lloraba &
mas no poder.
Cuando estuvo cerca el nifio, Bar
TEX Sc quito ls pipa de Ia bOcay le
preguut6
-sQue tieneSs
-sQue tengog-repiti6 Ell nlfio
sollozando. -Lloro por que me han
dado IN pu1etazo.
Souien ha sidos
sQuien9 RI sefior Roegge IPor
vidal
81 sefoT Boegge ers 81 maestro
Dc P0ghnenbia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
LA LIBERTAO FISICA
= Te conslderas libre9

% Te conslderas libreg
-Sf 6Acaso como te habo no podria de-
jar de habarte? GAcaso como to miro q II,
no podria alzar los oios al cielo baisrlos la
terra?
--SPuedes YER mas ALA de 10 que tn vista
alcanza, Dir mas ALA de 10 que tu ofdo consien.
to, levantar pesos mas ala de 10 que To per-
miten los musculos?
-Esto no resa va con mi libertad sino con
mi poder.
--Tu libertad ono tiene acaso tn poder
por lfmite7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
Quito cato.ico
EL m { 8 De MARIA

Con extraordinaria concurrencia SO llevan
4 efecto las destas religiosas en- la igesia de
esta ciudad festas que revisten inusitado es-
plendor, merced la valiosa cooperation de
dlstinguidas damas, entire las que deacuellar
la sehorita Maria Polo, que toca ell armuniuM
v las sefioritas Sera6na Isern, Fruta Jim6nez,
America Astol Mercedes Me6ndez, Providen.
cia Fernandez, Iues Isern Josefa Cont, que
forman un delcioso coro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
Sc UeMdem

Una casa terrera de mamposterfa en-
la cal de la Fortaleza en- s 1000.
Uua sasa de MADEIRA en- Santurca en-
tersmente nueva en- $500.
Ultimos precios, de contado
Informar$n Fortsleza tercer plso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
FRITZE, LIEDT { CO.
PONCE. r.. u.

EON SEs n ESs
{ Casas en- Mayagties q San Juan.)
BanquerOs cOmisiOnistas
ENTES
de las siguientes compaffas de yapores
Hamburg American Line
Hamburg.
IA VELocE
Geneva.
New York and PtO. kicO 9. G. Co.
New York.
M0nsOn Steamship Line
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vapOres COrreOs dc sObrinOs dc Herrera
Habana.
Galveston West Indies 8 . Co.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Companies de Ase-
guros contra incendio.
Ia BALOISE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN & MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
Norte Germanica.
Representatives.
del Board of Underwriters of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-07
Al pGbIico

HabiendO prestadO la correspondent
to danza, que ha siiO aprobada p0r ell
Honorable Presidente del Tribunal Su-
premO de Justicia de esta isla. y.regis-
trada eli la Secretarfa de Estado, en- vir.
tud de la Ley votada Dor la Asamblea
Legislative, con esta fecha, he alberto
mis- Ofcinas de NoTARIO en- la planta
baja de la casa nun. "a, Plaza de <Las
Delicias,S donde Ofrezco al publicO mis-
serviciOs prOfC sionales en- ese conceptO,
d la vez que, como abOgadO.
Ponce, Mario de 1901.
Lodo, Rafael TOro Vendrell.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
= AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

Frank and anna Braunchle. SsoS North Twen-
Mr.. hr.'i ana Mrs. Robert W. Barrel. ssIsA Rus
Henry and Anna Dietrich. 1872 Wyoming; boy.
" H. and Lulu E. Williamson. 2sS3 Howard.
Albert and IIul.a Ris;. 1905 Arsenal: boy.
Jacob l. and Mary D4srker, Sl' Sherman;
Emil II. and LILLE NJ Nienann. 3is7 Henri
Ia Ira L. and Anna Robinson. 9lai Brantner:
Joseph and Marie PfciseT. cei7a South Tenth:
Joseph and Mary volImer. ais cczsns; boy.
John and MARY Kenney. lN-l Bacon. girl
Fred and Henrietta Hermann los North
-sarth ana Frances KuIa. ig-9 North Seventh:
Herman sna Alice Roeder 1872 ,3; Hosan: H n hoy boy
John and Mary DuTof. 1872 North Eighth
' Nat and Emily Kazban. 1876 North Eighth:
William ard Nora Wallace. s7-5 Pennsylvania;
Harry c. and Margaret Tab,er. 400 cOnnecti-
'Ui James nes' W and Mary E. Henson. assi South
albCrt ,it and 'id Matilda Koby. sSs5 l7ell; SIN,
T. A. and g. ". Cavalier y9.t Clagk. BOY;
Edwari J. and Melania Gund. 4HS South Fif-
William VII n. and Theresa Hahn. 1905 South
James 4. and Minnie A. Hearne. 2si4 Mags-
Sa Sam Usa and Lima Black. 1913 North Thirteenth;
boy. -.
Lawrence and Maria Thumser. l24l Sidney:
boy. - ...
Fred and Lena Meyer. 445s North Taylor;
boy.
Fores. and Elizabeth Clemson. "a Menard:
Bruno ans NJ Br.nkmeyer. s4Ss South Compton:
otto ana Elizabeth Rountz. 4i4i South Thir-
ttenth: boy. ,.o ,-,,. -,
E and T ochsenknecht. 2@os Montana;
walter and Minnie Hart sS2l South Seventh:
girl ,., ,-.,...,-.
boy. -,
Michael and Annie Doran. Ills Spruce: girl
Tohn ana Margie Cane. 2qf9 olive girl
TossD, ana RSrbara Volkert, 5702 Ohio: boy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
BURIAL PERMITS.

Mary J. Wyatt. IS years. MAyneid sanitariun;
Mary Bentrup. a years. jefferson Hospital;
John Her1rich 50 years. 1916 Prairie; la Erippe.
Agnes Sikorsd. years. lo0s O'Fallon; pneu-
John W. Loo-nore. 81 years 7s2s South Broad
Clara E. Peterson. year. c2s Grove: pneu-
William BrudsT. d years. Alexian Brothers
Hospital; tuberculosis
;ieth: accidental burns.
Wiihelmina f. Bernard. years. 2sn Lyon;
Louis Harney. months. c77 South Tenth;
William Mueggie 81 years. 2sls D. RaIbI old
age.
Unknown girl baby. day. 222o Chestnut Crsar,i
Joseph Du Gruen. months. 212s Cushing: con-
Joseph Knopp. IS years. Alexian Brothers' Hos
Anna N. obermeyer. 70 years. 2l5s Salisbury;
oliver J. Flachs. years. foot of AnseirOd,:
John Kienber.. 81 years. so2 MORN: pneu-
Paul N. o,Bryan. months. I'll South Twenty
Mary E. Ritter. 20 years. s1i7 Iowa: consump-
Edward II. Ksnpfer. 1s years. 2s5s Missouri
Henry Fiser. II days. 1895 Hebert: inanition.
Elisabeth Hofstetter. IS years. ST. Mary's In
Augusta Deabsl Is yearz Lutheran Hospital:
John R. Pitts. 20 days $3.50 Easton: pneu-
Joseph whitaker. years. ISIS Locust. pnsu-
monia.
Julia C. Howse, 81 years. 1851 Cook: la grippe
Jacob Hagsr, ~ years. City Hospital; pneu-
nBcnia.
John ouirk. IS years. 1883 Mississippi; la
grippe.
Edna I. Braugh. Is years. Little Rock. Ark
consumption.
Christian Orfr. "a years. Newport. Ark: Brights
disease.
John o.M.lley. g ysar.. Leadyine Lake. Colo:
pneumonia.
Martha a, Mcknight. 70 years. near Clayton.
Mo; nephritis.
Edmund Casey. 10 years. 1911 Tower Grove: con-
sumption.
n F. Bezner. S7 years. Chicago. III; bron-
chitis.
Frederick Mueller. "a years. Cincinnati. O.:
nephritiS.
Alfred Q. Bauer. p years. Protestant Hospital:
surgical shock.
Joseph GFOth. e years. Philippine Islands;
drowning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


ELECTION Notics-St. Louis. Tron Mountain
and southern Railway CompsnvSt. Louis Jan. l..
lSll--Nctics Is hereby given that the annual meet
inS of the stockholders Of the 81. Lout= Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway Company Will
hc held az the general cffice Of the company In
1901. az o'clock a m. for the election OF thir-
teen directors fer fhe ensuing year md for the
transaction OF any other business that may come
tefore said meeting. The annual meeting OF the
directors Will be held az the same Office on
me same day At l. O'Clock noon. The transfer
IsHi. az o'clock p. m. and reopened on the day
Following the annual meeting Of the stockholders
or Bny adjournment thereof.
GEO. J. GOULD. President
A. H Cslef. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-T7s annual ne.t-
Ing O1 the stockholders Of the Missouri Safe De-
post Company for the election OF thirteen nsi
for the Transaction Of such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting will be held
at the office Of the company in the Equita bic
building. Sixth and Locust streets. St Louis.
No. on tie twenty-eighth day OF January Is1i
D. X. FERGUSON. President.
Attest: J. s. Kendrick. Secretary.
st. Louis No. Jan. T. 1901.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Lincoln Trust Com
pany. for the election u five directors to serve
curing the next three years also for the election
OF director % fiji the vacancy caused by tn.
death of the late ]. p. Case. and for the trans
come before the meeting. will be held at the Of
fee OF the company. Seventh and Chestnut ste
on Monday. January n 1901. at a m Polls
will be open from a m. until 12 N.
Chas. Hamilton. Secretary.
January 4 1901.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
NEW CORPORATIONS.
TEXAS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Austin Tex Jan 1.-THE following charters
were filad to-day n the Secretary OF state
Department: ~.
capital stock. 500. ., A..
Supreme council. oTen-noor Fraternai AS
sociati5n of Waca. NJ capital STOCK. 80,
Galveston Clfras and Spice Company OF hitl H.
c.sl- Galveston County: capital stock. s-ssN"'.
w "a. Lewis Hardware Company OF Suailal' :
ca-.itai stock. S-J.W"
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
STEAMSHIPS.

sTEAHSHIPs.
lbptE-nYIuh PHIJPPITB P ISLANDS TyIt
Co. Occidental & Oriental 5. S. Co. and Oriental
= : Co From san Francisco: Hong Kong MARI.
January "a 1901; China. February 1. 1891;
passage apply n L. z. Townslev. agent. 4sl
Olive. or J. 7. Aglsr. agent. S1s Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RENToN-25 IT; Henry wsler to Anton
BoTLE-so #. e. s.. bet. Duncan and
Boyle; John Br1nlSmeyer to the Anchor
CRY BIockIoiiveT Campbell to John
cAssVso fl. Tn n. e. bet webster and AZ
Baconi W: Palmer to J. Palmer--w. d.: /
Cass-S as IT, 5;,n 2; s. l,st, 5e5 GTsn,y-third
Florence Dale-qtc. d-...;..:....:..--..-.- 1
and AeadeSy; III Jane, shSs sSs to aisRs2q ESs2a
9seorneow d. ....--:.--..--::-...- s.oOo
q and &; Annie R.voia ; I'd = 10 = Eli%s Fl ne
COTE 1E"T BRTiIdANTE.:5 dri: Il. n. $. bet.
Burd and cara. Philip Key to Charles
cHfPFE%S8-s5 5fFf1S.s. IT. n s.. bet wisconsin
and Illinois: Andrew Hoss to Emile
cARoIISE-s5 #. 5. $. bet, Ewing and -''''
California; Casper Reinke to John Trigg
CITY BLocK-%. o6ear to Tom obear-- '"
rfcTii :; he; ; s'eo
bsi1nar Francis Hartman to Fred Kias-
rTaIy n1TyN :, ~. an. As'
Garrison; James Eistton to julia ROBIN
EnSrRa and Fs.dn r. NAM M cup to 9f5 Hsr.Faai MlGli
Real Estate Co.-,itc. d...:......;-:....... L5ao
scott, John Lonergan to Margaret
EWiNGE.s s IT: Margaret oReiy to
E.r8line LoPergnnIT az y, he, DIV:
and hst Loeust T. 4 The in Sfi qSs
Howard Iron Company to John Harrison
EvANs-ji5 r.; 3 :. bet Newstead and 1872"
Taylor; Fred Baaister TO Herman Feuer-
JEFFERSON-so IT. n. =. bet Utah and
Wyoming. Ida wickmann to Ida Wick
msnn-w. d.----.-..--.--.--..---- .--.------ 400
MICHIGAN fl. e. - bet Chippewa
ami VIII nebago. Ed Fisher to Gottiieb
Wlrth--w. a. .-------. --...--. --.------- lr5dp
NAFFITT-sS #, q. =. bet. Lanbdin and
Newstesd: William Bsker to Josie Baker
W d-.-------.--------- ------------------ 1a3
OHIO-25 #. s., bet. Pestalqzzi and
Lynch: Louis Schick 10 Ben NillmeriuE
W d-.--.-----..---. 1870
PIsATEAU-10p tt s. =. het Forest and
Prather: Debora Whiting TO James
shawn. d..-..--.---- --...-.-----....--.-- 400
PARKS r.. =. het. Spring ami
Grand; Russell Richardson to y. Brown
SAIENA-25 IT.. e. =. bet. Winnebago
and Chippewa: Gottlob Hoffman 60
Andrews Hogg-w. d-...-..--...----.--.-.-. 800
SULLINAN-lss IT,. $. bet Parnen
and Tventy-fifth: Matthias Hannauer
clemens Echofr-w. t.; ;.-........,... s5Oo
wuIhng-w d......... .-.................... i7.I7s
SECONDS # in. W. =. bet Market
WuhnsNw d............... -. ................ 900
SECOND-1e II. ". s.. bet. Valentine
and Spruce: Msthll6a RoiherbeTger
Wilton Brown-qtc d-...-....--......-.-..
SE;COND-ls IT.: Gus Pfeiner to Matilda
Rohenberger-qtc. d.. ..-.-.---..---
TAYDoR-4e IT.. q s, bet. Evans and
Easton: John Crcswhite 10 Bertha Dor
to Charles Dizoa-N d............-.. - r,,''e 400
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wedding Rings.
Solid gold, latest designs s. to so. Mer-
mod & Jaccard's Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
DANCING.

MAHIER'S original eotiIion book Cs. ngures)
sied postpaid upon receipt OF 81 ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
PASTI RAGE.

Al accommodations box stalls. ". F. Heyd.
veterinary surgeon. i2i5 : Jefferson, Vr X. ;.
Wash. Baden KinlOch i3sq.
HORSES ras;urcd: a. acres: good wate-. goot
shelter: close TO city: horses called for and de-
Hvered. Phone Tyler I12 A 1913.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
SITUATIONS wsNTED-MALE.

Three Lines for Five Cents
Zach Additional Line rive Cents N'-s--->>--
BooKKEEPER-By German. 20 years old. good
bo0kkeeper and general oinee man IN 0ii'"s VI a."
taveing man. l9s, Eepubhe'
BooKKEEPER or receiving clerk. hotel dry
goods and hardware: experienced hot aii"'u VI
N"ik' references. lss. kepuOhe-
BooKKEEPER-si,uatlo by an experiences experiences
man man a. bookkeeper or Office man ii,ic %
reasonable salary. B lt9. RepubHe-
BY experienced man. supplement- in wholss9,e wholesale
A. AL ,, J9oninE house; can Ssar1 S1a1rtnc m, any
CoI.LECTOR-Young man wants SltuSilon az az
collector; can give bond and have had expert
eGce. ID is Republic.
EMPLOYMENT by man OF - capable Of ..i2- 90
ing most any kind of work. best OF city tet'I-
enc. L lsS. Republic. -
FARMLAND wanted b. German
ia,nganr, "a, hse years sSpefienS' H. H.
GARDENERS 10y single German. all
round man. sober Industrious. as gardener;
Republic.
GAItDENEE-Situatio wanted by German gar
.'h,f. ,hr ~" unier ~ianl- ,,,,,, ln, lam
Liscon be 80 Cass ave.
HOTEL CLERK-Young man of 19 years de,
siEes position hotel clerk. ineXperlenced' VII
SIl5tt On Siiall salary. Address J. w l1'"p's'
NIGHT wATCTMAN-sit Situation wanted as 9s
nisht watchman clerk In hotel: can give rel
er'hc's Address 4. g. H.. --t- Nash.hSton ave
oFFIcE w9RK-rosiiion ~ yosuns a,i. man Tith Nth
J yeitrs' experience In general Office work. best
OF references. II i76. KsI public.
ROGER Situation wanted by risEcr. rope and
wire spl'ecT. handy with palm and ne"dles y
90. Republic.
SOLi'IIOH-T Thoroughly competent solicitor.
with reiiabe house al Sn:e furnit,lre- nstsIirnsnt
husinefs preferred. = 1s9. Republic
SAIsl-SNAN-Eeliahle. married man OF ~
wants work as city salesman collector or onice
man. M fakes r l9s. Republic.
WALL paper 10 clean: nne years eNperiencs
IN this work exclusively: send postal. viii call
J. Neal. 29e Marion 81.
MAITER-Posltion waiter IN hotel res
taufant or private family; 10 ycars' experience
isa Republic.
WANTED-p1sitlon hy good. all-round printer;
fast conpositor and makeup: good job and ed
man: capable II editing country weekly. steady.
AlLreEs Ola L. nlhlln Gaaranlnn- Ark
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
MEDICAL.

ALI. private diseases . speciality at Franklin
Avenue Free Dtspensary. lzi< FRANKLIN ave-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
MONEY WANTED.

ARCHITECT wANTED-Architec; 70 build SIX
flats and ne dwelling n corner West End.
release 1900 on ground: only those responsible
reply " 155 Republic
MONEY WANTED-Ss50 at once on irn-
proved West End property at ger cent and :
per cent taNes: no commission: private party;
title o x. Il L.. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

Business and Shorthand College. zls --l aei and
- odd Feilows building Individual insruet,1n
In Shorthand Tyrswrlting. Bookkseping. Antn-
metie and Penmsnship. Phone SIS Day and night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
PARTNERS WANTED.

MAN WANTED-Bright. energetic man 20 take
charge city department manufacturing company;
nav SO monthly; must invest $50. W ls2. Re
public
PARTNER WANTED-Man with $50 n help
get patent and manufacture househOd article.
II 20. Republic
PARTNER for cattle business: / have farm;
want 70 buy Clut at yards and sell on rse
Room iis Lscletie building.
WILL sell one-thiri interest In one Of the best
lsyinc legitimate businesses in town for s.. 900
cash; want working partner; splendid opportuni-
" NJ 200 Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

IOCIoR NARY MURPHY gives written guar
SGI,se: beard sc. 80. 81 per week 2123 and s1es
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
For sale.

PONY-Want to buy large pouy for cash: 81
Ole ana driving. VI 1&. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.

d plocToR MERwIN. 80 olive St. treats all
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Gold bracelet, with red ruby setting. Re
ward IL returned to 2923 Texas ave.
LOST-Black-and-tan Gordon setter dog Re-
tim 3as2 Paza and receIue reurard
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

TWO and three rooms. for colored; dle: front
hns neighborhood: double pariors.
LORING. <z19 West Belle
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

bls NARY ARTHI 'Ts-Oniy physIci,n ks~plns
= confinement howe In citv. havius a Nsatfhv To-
carton: trained nurses excellent a~~oror1I7 lions.
f,0rhcriv carr and urrfect secfuea1- f--errilarf-
YES SUCCESSFULLY treated or no charge ra-+eed
results Consultation Tree 29ir N0-ra- :. =
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
Three Lines for Five Cents
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra

2 r. STRAUS. Eve Expert: gold spec;ae
% "a up. complicated cases a specially: nm.
equipred testing parior in city ~ Locust.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

YESTERDAY was the last day on which persons could register for a chance in the drawing for l3,0OO claims on the Kiowa-Comanche reservation. The drawing will begin Monday next. For thirteen days with the filing ended Thursday the names of l49,925 appli- cants had been received. It is ex- pected that the grand total of registra- tion will reach l75,OO0. This will give each applicant a chance of about one in fourteen of winning homestead.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27
PECos FOREST RESERVE.

This grand national park consists of about half million acres of land, says the Albuquerque Citizen, and contains the sources of the Pecos, Mora, Rio Santa Fe and the numerous branches of these streams. The park contains several mountains over l3,0OO feet above sea level and are densely wooded. The streams are noted for trout, and wild game is becoming plentiful. The reserve is under charge of R. c. Nc Cure and six forest rangers, and they keep close watch over the whole reservation. At least ten forest rang CTS are needed to guard the park from fires and depredatOrs. The deer are becoming numerous, and if protected in few years will be one of the great est attractions of the park. During the past two weeks at least one thousand trout were taken by fishermen each day and some of the streams are be- coming depleted. Efforts should be made by all concerned to protect the trout and to get the streams restOcked this fall. There is no better place in the United States to take an outing. During the past ten days cool showers fell every day and fires were comfort able in the evening.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

ON the subject of 'Labor's Weak ness" Marvin Hughitt of the Great Northwestern system says that the weakness of labor to-day is its lack of loyalty. The labor unions, to large extent, have weakened loyalty to the employer. They attempt the false and impossible work of bringing all men down to the same level, of not differen- tiating as to abilities, and they divide the thought of the emrloye. He cannot be absolutely loyal to union and give the same loyalty to the employer. A corporation, like railroad, needs the highest kind of skilled labor in nearly every branch of its work, It is willing to pay we'll for that labor. It is willing to promote deserving men. It does not wish to discharge men. It is to its own interests to have good men and to take care of them.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

WITH its issue. of last week the Red lands Citrograph entered upon the fif- teenth year of its publication. All this time Scipio Craig has been the editor of that model paper. The paper was started with the town. The town has grown to a handsome ci.y of $6,0OO souls, and every one of them should be and probably are subscribers to the Citrograph. As much of the progress of that prosperous section is due to the work of the Citrograph, we trust that Editor Craig may live to see his ambi- tiOn for Redlands realized-that is, to make it the third city in Southern Cali fornia.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

WHEN Flagstaff went to the noun. tains for water supply the proposition was discouraged by the very people who are now anxious to obtain control of our water system at considerable ad- vance over the cost of the system. The water works have proved good in- vestment for the town, and will con- tinue to increase in value as the years roll by.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

THE convention of the grand lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opened at Milwaukee Monday. Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher presented his report, which showed during the past year ll3 new dispensations grant ed, and now there were 729 lodges, having membership of 96,OOO, an in- crease since last convention of 33a per cent. Grand lodge had balance on haod in treasury of s7O,OOO.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

was the output of the copper smelters. In Arizona there were 3l4 establish ments in 1900, and 3,266 employees, who received S2,369, ,065 in wages. In copper smelling there were 1,64S persons em- ployed. Next to copper the other two industries of importance are lumber and timber and the construction and repair-shop work of steam railroads.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

Two more school buildings will be erected in Phoenix. At an election held there this week bonds were voted to the amount of s2O,OOO for that pur- pose. Phoenix has an excellent public school system, and the citizens of that city propose to improve it.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

A CHANGE in the location of the military posts is being agitated in mili- tary circles, and Secretary Root has directed the preparation of an order creating a board of army officers to investigate the whole subject of changes in the military posts throughout the country.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27
The Santa Fe Route

Is the most comfortable way across the con tinent. Dining Rooms and Dining cars are managed by MT. Fred Harvey, and are perfec in every detail.
 Rates. tickets and full information cheerful furnished on application to
 c. E. SULLIVAN, Agt., Flagstaff J. J. BYRNE, G. P. A., Los Angeles.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-27

THE weather in Kansas is hot, but Mrs. Carrie Nation is hotter. A To- peka judge fined the noted woman $lO0 and three months in jail. There is no appeal from the sentence and she must serve her term in jail.