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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25
Notice to the Public.

Having been with the Singer Manu-
featuring Company for the past four
years, and ha, ing been transfer red from
North Cnroina territory to Ntwberry,
! desire To announce to the public that
my headquarters will DO with MIR.
Todd, the Commission M, rchan,, where
j Will carry Il large stock If the cele.
iplrGLad Singer Machinrs, Oh aud Nee
dies. jrO anyone In tho city or county
Of Mewberry, who has an old machines,
and is thinking If exchanging for a.
now utfc, desire to say If YOU will let5
mo show you q singer, you will find my
price right, and 1t is the worlds verdict
that the Singer leads, and all others
follow. We have the round bObbin,
tho Improvement over the Osci,lator,
what wo call tho G.. B Machine, and
we also have the Vibrator. l will give
,,as much In exchange for an old ma
Chine as any man, ard will guarantee
INV prices are all right. lis
Rrmember, 1t costs nothing to have
a new Singer placed in your house on
hpGe trial II you find the machine as
represented. I will be- glad to deal with
you. They are sold strictly on their
,mepits. 81
Remember, we sell on the easiest
'torms In the world Don'U forget, If
,you can not find me, any Information
left with Mr.. Jas. r. Todd will always
trpcniue.my prompt attention.
\We take in exchange old machines
sand, pays from 1t. 90 to $25.CO for them.
Yours very lruly,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25
Notice Of Final Settlement and DISCHARGE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES
AN that will make f0ai settlement
the estate Df Lambert J Jones RHd
Mary f. Jones. deceased Is. the Pro
hHte Court for Newberry County, g @
on Wednesday, the 20th day OF b. .brn
arv, 1901, a III n'cIOek fn tho forenoon
and will immed lately thereafter apply
Tor Letters dtsmissory a. administrators
OF said estate.
LAMBERT w. JONES,
- So. Administrator.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

Some fools put on more airs than
Il wise head could grind out Of q
haud organ.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25
QUEEN VICTORIA PEACE
FULLY PASSES AW NJ
ON Wednesday tho ParaIyttc StrOhn Came
which Closed the Last Chapter OF Her
Most Evontfui Lifc-Bndy Efnbaimpd
and Wiil Probably 30 Tnlsen to
Winsdor on Saturday.

Cowcs, Isle OF Wight. Jan. ~. Queen
Victoria is dead and Edward VII reigns
The greatest event In the memory Of
this generation, the most stupendous
change in existing conditions that could
possibly be imagined, has taken place
quietly, almost gently upon the ami
vcrsary Of the death of Queen Victoria's
father, the Duke of Kent.
The end OF this career, never equal
ed by any woman in the worlds his
tory, came in Il simply furnished room
in Osborne house. This most respected
"f all women, living or dead, lay in IL
great four.postcd bed and mado a
shrunkcn atom whose aged 2aco and
figure wei" Il cruel mockrry Of the fair
girl who in 1887 began to rule over EN-
gland.
Around her were gathered almost ev-
cry descendant of her line. Nell with.
in view Of her dying eyes there hung
u portrait Of the Irince consnrt. 1t
was he who designed the room and ev-
cry part Of the castle. In scarcely au-
dihIc words the whitc,hairod bishop OF
Winchester prayed beside her as he had
often prayed with his sovereign for he
was her chaplain ut Win-dor. With
bowed heads the impcrious ruler of the
German empire and the man who now
is king Of England, the woman who now
succeeded TO the title OF queen, the
princes and princessc aud those Of lcsN
than royal designation. listened to the
bishops cea-clrss prayer,
Six o'clock p,sacd. The bishop con-
ti"urd his intrr"cssiOn One of the
younger children asked a QUESTION in
shriil, childish treble and was immc.
diatcly s!irncrd. The w"m"n Of this
royal family sr',bed family ard the
m shull.d unrasilv.
Nj rX 'ctN & 80 Sir James Reid held
ny his hand, mi he people in the room
knew roat England had lost her queen.
r." bishop pronounced the bencdic-
ton.
PASSED AWAY PEACEECLLN.
The queen passed away quite peace
NV paul 's0
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cvt able elcmc Of maierialiSm step.
p'G int" this pathetic chapter vi inter-
national history, for the court ladies
mourning from I.orGor.
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An incid.nt characteristics of ,h.
ou.cn's snlici,udo for ,,h.r, oc,,rraa
,wo d,vs o,,o uh,n j., o,o of ,ho ;,
walls Of consrionsncss .ho s,mro,..d
str.no,h IN suuo.s, to b.r d,,.,,ors
who had hr.n urti,r ,s oursos ,o,o,o
the opportunity iof pettinp some fr,sh
air.
Monday afternoon she asked that her
lite l'omciian spaniel be brought TO
her bedside.
1t WIS feared that the queen was
dying about 9 in the morning and car
riaEes were sent to Osborne cottage and
the rcctory TO bring all the princes and
princcsscs and the bishop Of Winches-
ter to her bedside. 1t seemed then very
near the end, but when things looked
the worst, tie queen had one OF the
rallies due to her wonderful corstitu-
tion, opened her eyes and rccognizpd
the Prince OF Wales and Emperor Wa
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25
Mine.

fl, in harvest fields
Where strong ones reap,
May bind one golden sheaf
For love to keep.
May speak one quiet word
When all is still,
Helping some fainting heart:
To bear thy will.
Or sing one high clear songr
On which may soar
Some glad soul heavenward,
ask 10 more
Julia c. r. Dor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25
atcs to stand All Examination before
the State board. If they cannot
answer the questions that are put
they ought not be sent out on the
community to give pl,ysic.

The cotton mill men arc against
the child labor bills which have
been proposed 1t is very doubtful
if the labor bills will pass this lcgis-
laturc. 1t is argued that any labor
legislation now will impede the pro-
gress and development Of the State
in the line Of cotton mill building,
and that the relations now existing
between the mills and the employees
is very pleasant, and it is best to let
the matter stand for the present
On the other hand there are some
very strong advocates Of the pro-
posed child labor bill. The qucs-
ton will very probably evoke som.
interesting discus sionin both brachcs
Of the general assembly.
~
Senator B. r. Tillman has been
elected to the United States Senate
twice during this session. The law
fixes the time when this election
shall be held and the first one was
a week too soon. There was one
vote cast against him, that of Repre-
sentative Bolts, of Georgetown, he
being the only Colorcd member.
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Several Ncwbcrrians have been
in the city during the week. Mr..
and MIS-. {. l.. R'casc, Col. Geo.
Juhn>t0nc, Mr.. X. II. Wclrh. Mr..
|. II. Hunt, Sheriff NJ NJ. Buford,
Col. 9. l.. Schumpcrt, and possibly
others. DR.. W |: Pelham, Prof.
B. II. JohnS,oNc and Mr.. lno. NJ.
Kinard came down on Tuesday
afternoon to attend the banquet Of
the alumni OF the South Carolina
College.
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the C:>eA>> may x s::S--u.:.y p.:; Nh,
Ger C":.;:-. 81. ~:3::::::..@.. o.: - TIE
county. ~. .. !" Ni.:"v.. ::a>
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names Ill eacN toWn>I!? VINO could
be put to WORK V1cE't.'HMI AID
quAT2n:lni'ls' J1 k'o.er was :e'
qucated to consult with Supervisor
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

The man who knows not hing and
W 'nts nothing ought to be compare
lively happy.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

The smallpox situation is getting
alarming and is almost epidemic
throughout the State. The lcgisla~
turc now III session should adopt a
law providing FIR county and town
ship boards of health and take some
steps by which the disease could be
stamped out.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

Superintendent ID. J. Griffith
was reelected superintendent of the
penitentiary without opposition.
He has made a good record and the
affairs Of the pcnitcntiary are in cN-
cellent condition and besides this
Capt. Griffith is universally popu-
lar.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

Mr.. II. G. Odcll Of Pickens was
defeated for reelection on the board
Of directors of the penitcntiary and
Hon. J. c.. Moblcy Of Fairfield was
elected in his place. DR.. O. NJ.
Rowland Of Spartanburg and Mr..
A. X. Sanders Of Sumter were re-
elected members Of the board.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

Several Ncwbcrrians have been
in the city during the week. Mr..
and Mrs. {. l.. Rcasc. Col. Geo.
John>tonc, Mr.. X. II. Wclrh. Mr..
|. II. Hunt, Sheriff NJ NJ. Buford
Col. 9. l.. Schumpcrt, and possibly
others. DR.. " /. Pelham. Prof.
R. II. JohnS,onc and Mr.. lno NJ.
Kinaru came down on Tuesday
afternoon to attend the banquet of
the alumni OF the South Carolina
College.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

Senator b. r. Tillman has been
elected to the United States Senate
twice daring this session. The law
fixes the time when this election
shall be held and the first one was
a week too soon. There was one
vote cast against him, that of Repre-
sentative Bolts, of Georgetown, he
being the only colorcd member.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

Judge d. A. Townsend defeated
Senator Hydrick for judge OF the
seventh circuit by thirty votes, tHv
vote being 50 for Townsend and 9
for Hydrick. There has been very
little disposition in South Carolina
to change the Judiciary except in
times Of revolution.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

Mr.. August Kohn Of Columbia
was elected trustee of the South
Carolina college and Mr.. l., a.,
Sease Of Newbcrry a trustee of
Clemson college. Neither one had
opposition. Each one is an alum,
nus Of the college he is to serve
Mr.. Seasc is the first alumnus Of
Clemson TO nold position On the
board Of trustees.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

The record OF the last days OF tho
reign OF Victoria is not easy TO tell.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press was the only correspondent l.
mittcd TO Osborne ousc, and his inter.
view with Sir Arthur John Riggs, pri-
vatc secretary 80 the late queen, was
the only Official statement that had been
given out. For several weeks the queen
has been falling. On Monday week she
summoned Lord Roberts and asked him
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-25

The doctors and the cotton mill
men have been here in great force
this week. The doctors are op-
posed to the passage of bill which
has been introduced to exempt
graduates Of the South Carolina
medical College at Charleston from
standing an examination before the
State board of medical examiners
before they can procure license to
practice. A similar bill was presented
last year and killed. 1t strikes me
that it is good bill to kill again
this year. We do not want to fill
the State with incompetent doctors,
and it is no reflection on the medi-
cal college to require these gradu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
A r RO Y Q
IL PARTIDO REPUBLICANO EN- ESQUELETO
La deSbandada eS atrOZ

I'm este pueblo en- que Ia semilla republi.
cana smpez6 levantarse muy debil; pero don
solo se consideration fuertss para ir 4 Ia lucha
en- una elscci6a; sino prociamaban su mavo-
ria, snfren hoy aquellos ell desepgafo de YER
como desfian de su raqu1tiee ejercito, los sol
dados, qHe enganados por propaganda v
doctrina, engrosarOn aver sus flas
$50 no puede ser de otra manera: tod a
persona que piense con criterie: Que ame
de corazon este pedazo de TERRA tan sufrido
llamado Puerto Rico, 40 puede aprobar cier-
tos procenimientos de IN partido. que leios de-
salyar Ia situAcf6n ell estado dificfl que nos
hallamos, nos conduce paso jigantesco al
precfpfcfo, en- donde triste quejumbrosa se
ira luego nuestra pretesta, aunque acaso sin
remedio.
Nusstro Comits local, viendo Ia polftica
ooservada per el adversarfe y para convenoer
los que en- un momento de obcecacf6n cave
ganda de su credo, que 10 mismo sc predica
en- Ia parse mas rec0ndita del campo Que fren-
te al palaciO del Goberno, y con pruepas no
con ofrecimientos; con hechos no con dichos;
impulse Ia desbandada de repub!ieanos
abriendo uno sl camino, hoy esa desba pdaaa
es atro2 increible.
Para praeba de 10 anterior, copio las ST.
guisntss adhesiones de las muchas que Sc re-
cibsn en- las efcinas del Cemite
<Sehor Presidente del Comite Local de es-
te pueblo.
SefIor No siendo possible continuar an Las
flas republicans por mas TEMPO pnes sus
procedimisntos mi corta ntelige encia me per-
judican, hago mi separation oxpontanea v ab
soluta de dicho partido, esperanto que listed
me aliste en- las Has del gran partido federal
que usted tan dignamente preside en- este pue.
bio.
Arroyo Julio % de 19o1.-Migusl Apon-
te1.
Ssnor Preeidente del Comite Federal de
este pueblo.
Sefier: Habiendo sido sugestionado por
anita hnrp hroo
tido republicano, perteneef al partfdo; pero
conveneido del sngafio y avergonzado de los
actos bechornesos de varios hombres que en-
81 militan, me separo de dichas flas esperando
de usted Sc sirva tenerme como ell dltimo SOL
daao del partido federal, del cual es usted en-
este pueblo digno presidente
Arroyo, IL Agosto de 19o1.-Bruno Rodrf-
guez1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
BibLioTrCA bE <LA DEMoCKACiAs

seis amos que tenemOS n un colegiC
en- las cercanfas de Paris. Somos
ricos, nos amamos y la felicfdad de
mi mujer es verdadera.
-dHa sido muy penosa la tre-
vesia?
ST, sef1or, pues 40 venimos dt<
rectamente de Nueva- York. Mis-
negocics, que son impol tantes, ha-
cfan necesaria mi presencia en- In
glaterra, Portugal y Espafla, y este
ha proloDgado el visje y causado
molestias a mi esposa. Yo le aeon
seje descansar un par de dfas en-
Marsella; pero ell deseo de yer su
hija lie hizo rehusar mt consejo, y
20 tengo Id culpa de todo por mt
debilidad en- complacerla.
-Esta sonora spadece de tales
ataques?
-Es delicada, impresioaable,
nerviCSa Dos 6 tres veces en-
diez y ocho amos. a consecuencia
alguna grave. Esta misma noche.
en- Ell tren en- que venfamos, ha su-
frido uno de esos tos,
peroj como de costnmbre, voivi0,
en- 81 en- seguida con ell auxilio de
un frasco de sales.
En- este instante entr6 Rosa con
ell recado de escribir y. poDiendolo
sobre la mesa, hizo ademan de re-
tirarSe.
-Aguardad-dijo Ell doctor SEN
tandose y escribiendo; : Ell estado
de la enferma, caballero, 40 me
parece tan grave que paeda causa-
res intranquilidau. :. Sin embargo,
exile cuidado. -.
csCreeis que la enfermedad sera
largay
NO Creo. que por Ell contrario.
cue mDy prOnt0 lograremOs resta>.
blecer II calma en- un ORGANISING
que ell exceso de fatiga ha exaltado
ot otterminando, merced 4 81 sensi-
biIidad exquisite y 4 81 tempera-
mento nervioso, Ia catalepsia.
-;DiLs mfol LA cataIepsia?c
murmnr0 Ell banquero asustado.
La catalepsia, sf-repuso al
doctor,-y es necesario combstirls
energicamente en- 81 ortgen, puss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
La DEMOCRACIA

| ssnor Prssidsnte del Comite Federal d.
Senior: Por las falsas promssas del partide
repubicano ingrese sus flas; pero e,nven.
cido come sssoy hoy que IL dostrina que sus-
tsnta no pueds hassr fslz nusstra patria,
me separo de tai agrupaei6n suplico usted
me allie como humilds sodado que trabaja jart
por ell p&rtdo federal.
Arroyo, IL Agosto de 19o1.-Francisco
Rivera1.
Senior Presfdente del Comite local del Par
lido Federal. Muy sefor mfo: En vista de
Que ell partido republican, llsva dstintos rum
bos nuestro modo de sentfr pensar, es-
tando pues conformes con Ia polftica que hace,
me separo del referdo partido, para ingresar
de lleno en- ell que tan dignamente preside I'd,
en- este pueblo Arroyo, 81 Agosto 1901.-Juan
Jeshs Pef1a.
lido Federal. Senor: Los procedimientos del
partido repubIicano, la doctrina que lejos d 9
salvar buscar ell bienestar de nuestra patria,
nos es perjudicial para los intereses generates,
me obligan por decoro Asepararme de las alas
que hasta aver milit6 servir Uds, para que
me acoian como dltimo sodado, donde traba-
iars con fervor pOr ell engrandeeimfento de
nuestra patria. Arroyo, Setiembre % de 1901.
Mateo Sanchez Ramos.
Se1or Presldente del Comite local del Par
lido Federal. Sefor. No cenforme los
procedimientos del partido pubicano, me
separo de sus flas para ipgresar en- ell gran
partido federal dnico que de6ende la dignidad
de Ia patria. Arroyo Sbre. % de 1901 vi
cente Romero.
Esa es la labor de los hombres del Comt6
federal con solo un movimiento propagan-
dista han sacade del engafio los que forman
las anteriores adhesones nuestra causa, que
Sc han convencido que iban contribuir Ia
venta de Ia fertil terra. Ellos mismos va 10
dicen "a dan pruehas de que 10 sienten; pues
traba1an incansables por lograr conyencer al
ouieran venir nosotros relegados al olvido;
asi 10 merecen.
Siga, puss, adslante, ell Comit6 federal en-
sus trabajos; que mahana recibira bien de la
patria.
Yo desde ahora me complazco en- tribu-
tarselo.
Corresponsal.
Arroyo 5bfe. "a 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
rf ueDfco DE LAS t6cAs Et HOTEL DEL GRAN ciERv0

miento que Sc lie ha hecho en- vues,
ira casa.
-Es nuestro deber-replic6 la
duena del hotel, fjando una mira
da curiosa en- ell lecho de Juana.-
A juzgar por Ell estado de esta bue-
ma SefIora. Ell senior per manecera
algunas dfas en- Ia casa.
Els ndudable- repuso el ban-
qGero.
Entontes, me tomo la libeI tad
de deciros, caballero, que he reci-
bido cartas y telegramas en- que me
piden habiuaciones, y sobre TODD
ventanas -. imas de las que tiene
la casai Y, ST Ell sefier y la Sc
nora no hubieran de permanecer
en- elias, podrfa alauilarlas q precio
muy subido.
II Las ventanas'!- - replico cCn
asombro ell st nor Delarivlere, que,
como sabemos, no habfa prestado
la menor atenci0n q las explicacio-
mes de Rosa Va q pasar algo de
extraordinario en- esa plaza?
LA ejecucion de un sentencis-
do muerte -dijo Jorge hacienda
un aQeman &c repulSlOn.
- ST, stf1J af1adi6 la seflora Lo-
riol; guillotinan un tunante, y
muchos, moyidos por la curiosidad,
efrecen hasta Glen frances por ven-
tana.
-lCieu frances por yer caer la
cabeza de un hombre l-murmur6
ell banquero. :; Pagan bien Ell terri
BILE espectaculo!
Rs que Ell criminal de quien Sc
trata no es I'm aseSino como cual-
ouiera otro-repuso Ia dusf1a del
hotel;-- su proceso ha dado mucho
que hablar, y este sxplica que Ia
gente venga desde lejos & presen-
ciar 81 ejecuci6n. Debo deciroa,
ademAs.
La sefora Loriol iba, sin duda,
Aempezar I'm discurso; perO una
sefla del doctor la detuvo, y el se-
for Delariviere exclam6:
No teDgais cuidado, sefiora;
mi estancta en- vuestra casa no os
causarA el menor perjuicio, y NADIA
perderets en- no slqutlsr los al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

Jorge VerLier, absorto y medi-
tabundo, NADIA contest6: aplic6 de
nuevo su o1do al pecho de Juana,
eseuch6 breves segundos, Sc incor-
por6 y, volviendose hacia Ell ban
quefo, inm6vil y palido como la
misma enferma, lie dfjo:
Vuestra jer Vive, caballe
70.
Ell exceso de algeria hizo vacilar
al anciano y preguntar al doctor:
-dConque viye?... voz la
curaTeis?
Sin dada alguha, caballero.
-lAh, doctor, hacedlo, mi for.
tuna entera esta vuestra dispo-
sici6n!
-Dadme con que escriba, hija
mfa-dijo el medico q Rosa, que
permanecfa 1unta a la pueIta en- !
treabierta, tanto para ofrecer suS
servicios como por curiosidad.
-Voy corriendo, sef1Lr doctor
replic6 la Joven.
Ell seflor Delariviere Sc habfa de-
iado catr en- un silion; Ia laxitud
de sus nervius lie hsbfa nervado por
completo, y lsgrimas abundantss
corrfan per sus mejillas.
Dominad vuestra emoci6n, ca
ballero- dijo Ell medico afectuosa-
mente, -pues convene que esteis
tranquilo para referirme algunos
antecedentes.
Ell banquero, hacienda un supre-
mo esfuerzo para calmarse, repic6
con irme acento;
va veis que estoy tranquilo,
doctor. Podeis preguntar.
-SCnanto tempo hace que Sc ha-
liza vuestIa esposa en- ese estado?
-Hora y media.
-SQue causa ha determinado es-
ia crisisY -.
dAlg1n disgusto, alguna viva
contrariedad?.
NADIA absolute mente.
-SEstais seguroY
-Segurfsimo. Mi esposa y 20
venimos de Nueva- York, en- dunde
tepgo una casa de banca, y Ell Obje-
to de nuestIo viaje no es Gtro que
el de llevarnos una hija de diez J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
San Juan

becho Sc agit6 con un espasmo
hervioso. El banquero lanzo un
leye gemido y avanz6 hacia su es-
nosa: Ell medico lie contuvo diciendo:
Sc ha salvado, pero es precise
que no os olga nj os yea. que
Tuelya en- ST lentamente, para ole
ho se turbe ese dulce despertar del
cnerpo v del alma. Despues de la
crisis yendrA Ell suef1O, 1nvencible,
Inevitable; pero dulce y reparador.
-iY sc prolongara mucho?
No puedo precisar su duracion;
nero no abrigueis la mas mfnima
fnouietud; os aseguro que la eefer-
ina sc ha salvado.
I'll senior Delariviere tomo las
manos del doctor entire las suyas;
las estrech6 con efusi6n y sin Ia
blar. poraue las lag grimas, lagrimas
de idbilo, sc 10 imped1an.
Los miembros de Juana, rfgidCs
antes como los de un cadAver, fue-
ron recobrando su hexibiiidad,
aus parpados Sc agitaron, proximos
4 entreabrirse.
I'm ell mismo insta nte llamaron
1 Ia puerta. El doctor abrio a la
dueffa del hotel, la se1ora Lor1ol,
mu jer de cuarenta amos, pequef1a,
muy rolliza y de buen semblante.
jorge llev6 an dedo q sus lAbios
nara recemendarle que habiase 0a-
10. ' 10 indic6 al seiior Delariviere.
La sef1ora Loriol hacienda una pro-
funda we're C y procurando
spsgar la voz, le dijo'
Perdonadme, caballero, 81 me
nermito vepir sin que me llamels.
Siento no haber pooido recibiros en-
persona; pero estaba ahn acosta da,
poroue me recojo muy tarde. Soy
ia 1ltima que Sc rttira, tengo
cue desc uitarme desPues. VeDgo q
tomar vuestras 6rdenes. Espero
que habreis qoedado satisfecho De
Rosa, mi primera donceiia.
El baDquero hizo una senai snr-
mativa. Y 81 doctor repuso;
-Rcsa 60 ha conducido perIecta-
mente, este caballero no podrA
menos Dc elegiar q busn Fscioi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Nos i7teresa

Deseamos conseguir una collection del pc
ri6dico La Balunzd, que Sc editaba en- San Juan,
correspondence al af1o 1890 los meses de
Abril, Mayo, Junio, Julio Agosto.
Suplicamos nuestros amigos de Ia isla
que 81 alguno posee dicha collection quiere
venderla facilitArnosla, puede dirigirse q
nuestro director don Mariana Abril p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Tuana-D1az

Las GALES de aquella villa SO encuentran
en- Ia mas deplorable situaci6n.
aPorqu6 ell Ayuntsmiento todos los sfios
consigna una partida en- presapuesto para el
arreglo de elias, 81 esa nunca Sc envierte en-
las obras & que Sc destina7
Sc dice que ell sefor Carreras promtnente
republican, de aquella localidad, denunci6
dos concejales, correligionaros suyos. por des
empefiar ilegalmente sus cargos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Lazaro y Linaris

IA Ilegado San Juan, procedente de We
nezuels. ell distinguido jurista don Manuel de
LAzaro Lfnaris, caballero que desempef6 I'm
taci6n Provincial. LIE aeon paflan su distin-
guida familia y su hijo poftico, docter Rivas
Sean bien venidos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Mayagiiiiez

Sc dice que el gobierno trata de construir
en- Mayagnez, un edidcio para Ia administra-
ei6n de correos, como por 10 general, cuando
ell gobierno levanta un edifcio 10 hace hermo-
so, debe esperarse una edifcaci6n magnffca.
Nos aseguran que Sc ha presupuestado
$780, para dicha obra.