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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
Al I" HeraIdo EspafoI "
EYufvoeaciones es

Nuestfo estimado colega EI Heratd0 Espd-
fol publica con al tftulo La 0pi1lt61l republican
ma varios pareceres de corrolig glonarios nues
tros sobre Ia question cafe.
Don Manuel Benftez Santsn8, &c Rio~gran-
de, don Julio B. Martinez DE- Coamo, don
Jose Se!i6S de San Lorenzo, NO s5N RErUBLf
CAN $. por ell contrario, son Presidentes de los
comit6- federales.
Esperamos, pues, que ell colega haga esa
Rclaracion.
Al mismo tempo completeness nuestro
aueri1 10 amigo don Julio B. Martinez, inser-
tando la carta, que con ese motive nos dtrije
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAC1A.
Caguas.
Estlmado amigo entire las diferentes OPT
niones de varios Comit6s repu blicanos de Ia is
la, aparece una suscrita por mi en- ell eHerado
Espaf1ol, sobre la question cafe Y que snpongo
inclufda entire aquel'as por equivocaci6o. Co
mo interesa mucho & mi vida p1olica, que no
SO me suponga nconsecuente con los ideales
de mi partido federal, lie estimar6 hsga constar
en- su peri6dico, que he drijido al senor
Mercado, suplicandole la rectidcac0n que creo
de jnsticia.
Soy So affmo. amigo correigionaro O.
Julio B. Martinez,
Coamo Setiembre 6 de 9O1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
iADELANTE H.. .........
Coamo Setlem bre g de 9O1.

rocas manifestaciones polfticas Sc efec-
tuaran en la Isla como Ia que aca ba de cele-
brarse esta ciudad Ell orden que rein0 du-
rants ia n lucido acto. manifasta vez mas
Ia cofdura 6ensates de los fejerales de Utua-
do.
Y6 una de las mas huinildes hijas de Bo-
fiuquen, pero una de las mas enthusiasts por
la csusa que con tanto valor defende Ell ius
tre Mufioz Rivera, puedo callar en- estOs
momentos, que las utusdefils, representen-
do todas las classes sociales, han coOperado
su presencis, alguuas con su palabra, dar
mayor resice al gran meeting celebrado ell
barrio de Caonillas, ell dia 10 del corriente
Por causas ajenas & mi voiuntsd no assist
tan hermosa fiesta por este motive, quiero
demortraros, queridfsimas hermanas, mi entu-
siasmo al veros tan unidas hermosas como
siempre, eDgalanando con vuestros lin los ros-
tfos Ia numerosa concurrencia que asisti6
Ian ex plendida manifestation.
Desde ell rncon de mi trapquilo pobre
hogar, envfo mi feictsci6n mas enthusiastic al
Comit6 local que tan acertadamente preside ell
digno puertorriouef1o doctor Cueto voso-
tras lindss hijas del Vivf, os dire dos paabras:
Seguid por la senda que marchais Sad
c IONS tantes, tened presente que constitufs Is
ase principal en- los actos mas trascendenta-
les O g la vidal
No desmayeis y.........iadelantel ill.,.
Una utuadena
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
ATElTAD0 CONTRA Nc. kIILEY
m q s o. - T. : :, =
Reunion del Gabinete


Al saberse la aggression de Mr.. Ne KinIey,
reuni6 Ell Gabinete Washington con ell
Fl n de tratar eyclusivamente asunto.
Mrs. Nc KinIey
Ell Secretario particular del presidente,
llev6 la desgraciada nueva la sonora de Mac
Kiney. en- los momentos en- que esta le(a
peri6dco iustradO.
Mrs Mac KInley, oy6 ell relate con una
gran serendad, interrumpiendoio para pre-
guntar 81 habia esperanzas de vida 81 ell ase
sIno habfa sdo arrestado.
Nc Knley deshauciado
<El presidente esta deshanciado Sc cree
que su vida no Sc prolozgara b asta "a maiiana.
La primera operac6n e ha s1o fatal. Todos
los amigos persouales han sido privadamente
informados del estado de gravedad del Pre-
sidente, y los boletines ofciales de los M6dicos
han cesado.
La segunia baa, que fu6 la que penetro
ell abdomen, no fu6 extrafia; Ell estado del
ilustre herido no permitia Is operaci6n.
Es americana
Ell anarquista que intent6 contra Ia vida
del presidente Nc Kinley poaco de origen:
pero americana de nacionalidad.
Por escrito
Frederick no ha querido declarar la voz
sine por escrito.
Dice en- una carta que dirige al uez ms
tructor que 81, ell dnico responsible del cri-
MEGA absolute que tenga complies
de nioguna ctase.
Sc muestra serene satisfecho cree b a.
ber asegurado bien los dlsparos.
Supuestos completes
Los detenidos como presuntos autores
son: dos coEtinentales, un austriaco y otro
itaiano
Todos niegan su participation en- el de-
Ito
A Washington
81 10 permite Ell estado del enfermo, en
trsn exp preso sera conducido la Casa Blanca;
pero Sc dGda pueda Ilevarss efecto Ia tras-
lac6n
Temores
Aunque aparece tranquo Mr. Nc Kinley,
SO tcme 81 desarroilo de una faerte calentura
J otras com picaciones cue puedan sobrevenir
Y acaben con la vida del popular presidente.
En ese case llevara Ell cadsver W ashing-
Ton en- un bags 10 de luto.
Ieegramas
FL honorable gobernador civil Mr.. Hunt,
esta recibiandO nuner0sos telegrsmas de tOdos
Jos acaldes de los pueblos de Ia sla larnentan-
DO e crimen de que ba sido vfctma ell presi-
dente de los E+tados Z los y haciendo fer
vientes votos por Ia savlci6n del ilustre heri-
do.
La C0mmoC6n
Por posteror kilograms sc supo que no "a
habido bio deci1ido el estado del pre-
stdente A partir del Gltimo boetin. e pu,so
ba j6 1876. La temperature conserva & 81
= la respiration snbe So. Hav grardes tie
norss, por la terrible conmoci6n sufrda por
el herido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
Iranquilidad, Salud y Reposo para las
Madres las Oriaturas.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
sonora WINSLOW, 8 da 10 ni1los en-
el periodic de Ia DENTICION. Les
ablanda las encfos, resuelye Ia infamaci6n
alivia todo olor, cura ell coli yentoso.
Inocente efcaz en todos los caso
Aconsejamos las madres qu4 teng n un
nibo enfermo que no deje4 qoe 10 preven-
ci6n pr pia n Ia de otro evite el uso de
esta inedicina qu7 proporciona alivio Sc
gnro, absolutament' SECURE, 81 Sc usa
oportunomente. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
MerCado de San Juan
OOTIzACIONES DEL Ola

Qleso Young American 5 1900
Harina de Trigo <El Gigante~ ST 3-75
ID. de Ma1z sGod6n Maize1 81 325
Id. de Trigo <E prenio Mayors 81 s SIS
Id. @Caballo VoIanteS SIS 05
Aimentos para cabalos ST 8 300
Tocino de Norton s 16 IS
Tocno WOodawn 1906
Jamones (California) las 100 To 5 rs
Salchchones S12 90
Manteca sLa VencedoraS ETC. 6 75
Id ala Primerae (chicharron) S 9-25
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
Mensajes de pesame

E vice -presdente de Ia repdbica, Mr.
Teodoro Roosevelt, ha recibido numerosos
mensajas de pesame, entire los que fguran ell
del presiiente d . Ia repd 0ica francesa. elnpe-
rader de Allen ania reyes de Inglaterra, Di
namarcs Portugal uno muy expressive de
Kriiger.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
"a E2uIs
!. siSIiinla.

MilIares de medicos han
: justificado con su autori.
dad que no cxiste ngds
; nejor para robustecer !
: fortalecer el organl % ope
: Ia pre- ara cion l!amada
: EMULSION DE SC0TT.
con1pncsta dc aceitc de ii.
sado de bacalaO en- comb.
naci6n con llipoiosf;tos ID
cal Y de s0sa seeuros Dor
ST. experiencia Que aCc6I
nutre y f0rtifica 4 la ya1
que los hip0losfltos ento.
nan el sistema ncryioso.
restaurand0le las fuerzas "
energfa vital, para ,epeIer
principles an!ag6nicos Y IA
cuperar la saiud normal.
Preparation de tan ben15-
COS resultados terapduticos
es Ia segitj'na
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
= 80 3
Per 1@s6graf<,.

9etiembre g.
Era 3GN JUAN
Es cosa decidida que Sc nstalara en- San
Juan Ia estaci6n martina.
FAVOR 81
e iDforme de Ia Comfei6n t6cnica es IA
vorable al estabiecimeEt0 aqu( de dicha es-
tac6n.
b nHnSRDE0
U0a escuadra yenezolana BON bardea so.
bre Rio Hacha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

sY Jose G. del Vale (Fortaieza 7D.-O6-
cinas para Ia gestion de asnntos administrat
todos los centres ofciales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
Amigo de BresCi

Amigo de Bfesci
El agreser de- Nc ktnley era gran amigo
de Bresci, ell asestuo de- ray Humberto l de
Italia, estaba en fati as rel4ciones con los
anarquista de Petersony, Nneva Jersey.
Sc avesigu6 que fu6 a Ia Exposition con
ell decidido prop6sto de matar al presidente.
A Mrs. Nc KinIey
81 presi i3ente de Ia repdbiica francesa. ell
rey Eduardo VII de IDgiaterra, Ia reina Rs
gente d . Espana, y, general, los soberanos
presidentes iefes de Est@do de todos los
psfses, Sc han apresurado & TELEGRAPH & la Sc
nora esposa del presidente Nc Knley. EXPIRE
sandoe ell vivo doior que ha cau=ado en todos
los paises ell atentado de que Ia sido obieto Ell
primer Magistradd de Ia Repbiica Norteane-
ricapa.
T6mese. pesar de Ia calma de Mrs Me
Ktuley, cue Sc encueHtra muy de!icada de
lud Que le sobrevenga una affection mortal con
motvo del triste suceso ocurrido en- Buffalo.
Aspecto I0gubre
La ciudad de Bdff4Io, donde Sc habfan
reunido aver muchos millares de personas ex.
tra1as, ofreca ahora un lGgubre aspecto
Al enterarse del crimen abandono preci-
pitada mente B1ff4lo considerable hume
TO de personas, tenerosas de que ocurrieran
mas graves trastOrnOs.
Mas prisiones
En- New York Paterson Sc han hecho
nuevas prsiones de anarquistas & quienes So
cree conpIicados en- Is trama internal.
Visitas
Son innumerables las visttas de duelo cue
e s&bado aver reoibi0 Mr.. Hunt en- So resi-.
derca Official.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

q itiroo yapor que arflb6 en- ell puert
de S2u Juan, trajo ell nom bramiento de Nj
Hunt para el gobierno de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

En- las penitenciarias carcees de la is
eXist6n en la actualidad O35 recluidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
IJLI'IHIS N0TICIAy

4 las dez de la m8nana de hoy Lunes, Ell
gobernador Hunt h. reeibdo Ell sguiente ca
blegrama, que e dirija Edr. Alien
81 estado del Prestdente coptiDGs meio.
raDdo. Pulse 1913, temperature 101. EI espe-
ciaIista doctor Burng asistiIa la corsulta de
cirnjanos one Sc ceebrara las tres de Ia
tarde.2
las doce recibimos de nuestro cores
ponsa en San JGan ei siguienta telegrama
DEMooRACIA -Caguas.
Mr.. Mac Kiniey mejora notabiemeDte.
Hoy las tres de la tarie habra junta de
m61cos para tratar de la extraction de la Sc
gunda baIa.
Sc espera en- BdfaIo al notable aspecia-
lista doctor Burng que asistra la c0Dsuta.
Esta tarde So sabra Ell resuitado de Ia ope-
raci6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

EN- la Ultima distribution de fondos de
acuerd0 con Ell biz Hollander correspondieron
573 dollars II ceutavos al municipio de Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

| La vecina de Quebradillas Ana Morales
| desea saoer eI paradero de hijos Ramon
Ignacio Guzman, de los cuales no tiene noti.
Ella hace ocho meses.
Sc suplica los demas colegas Ia reprodu.
c6n de este suelto. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

-sAsTRERIA ITALIANA de Miguel
Savino-Traies la medida con pronttud y
m6dicos precios. Al cliente que no quede sa-
tsfecho M OBJ igo { hacerie otro traie. Ezts
tencias de g6uerus ingleses franceses.-Sa
Francisco, 55 San Juan p r. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09
Una utuadena

ltaado, Septiem bre 3 de 1901,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

III IIIUUual Q5 UIstTIUJ ut II Aya gU1A So
lfcita 3 busca captura de Luis L mrez, de
Cabo koJo, procosado por coatraVenci6n
MANGAS Y CAPIROT ES-Versos de Luis
R0drgueZ Cabrera De venta en- la calie de
la Fortaleza no 50, al preco de 20 centavos
ell ejemplar. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

Aver salieron algunas mascaras per as
GALES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

Han contraido matrimonio en- Arroyo, don
Pauline Feliciano y la sen0rita Fiorentina
Lebr6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

La iglesIa lnetodista episcopal de san
Juan, hizo aver oraci0nes odcaIes poF Ia me-
iori& salud del presidente Mr.. Nc klnIey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

Sc hacsn gestiones prvadas en Comerlo
para aliegar medi0s que coacuir ell hos
pital de pobres, paraIizaoo por falta de re-
CJrSoS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-09

Por posterior telegrama sc supo que no ha
habido can't bio dec1ido en- ell estado del pre-
sidente A partir del dltmo boiet(n. e pu,so
baj6 1876. La TEN peratura coDserva 81
= la respiration sube 23. Hav grandes te-
mores, por la terrible conmoci6n sufrida por
ell herido.
, 1901-01-07
The Woman Who Could Not Help Her

There was once a woman who had
learned to swim, although she
went in bathing every day in the sum
mcr. She had a friend who had ac-
quircd his art with some trouble, and
was very proud of her proficiency in it.
1t is absurd" said the friend. to
live near the water and not swim. 1t
makes you very attractive to good
swimmers if you a go out with them.
and they do not feel that you are a drag
on their pleasures. What would you
do in case you fell off the pier? Now.
watch me-"
With these wards she dived off into
the water and swan about by herself.
1T is a good thing to have a woman
swim so WELL said one of the men
lear by; Now. if any of the children
fall nto the water. she a rescue
them"
Just then the woman who could not
help herself uttered a scream and fell
into the sea. Instantly five men lcaped
in to rescue her, and spent the rest Of
the day resuscitating her and inquir-
, 1901-01-07
Prof. Roberts Lecture.

Prot. Roberts should feel compliment
ed by the good audience that braved
the stormy night to hear him lecture
upon "Territorial Acquisition last
Saturday night. The lecture was illus
trated by stereopticon views, showing
the extent of the original thirteen colo
MES and the subsequent additions of
territory. Music was furnished by a
male quartette and by a chorus Of
girls from our schools. who show the
improvement resultant from Mrs.
Shrader's instruction. A meeting Of
the Teachers association was held at
the close to arrange for a continuance
of these lectures by members of the
university faculty.-Casper Tribune.
, 1901-01-07
STRIKE IN RAMBLER.
Twelve Feet Of Ore Running Over 10
Per Cent Copper.

,rh. ri,..s, ,,u,.,r .t,il,. v.t
,,,,,r. ,, ri,bt in +bis f.,,u,rs r,i,irr
ai..nt,. ra.,ion ,r., fs fruitful oy
,,n.. t. r,,or.al
~, ,bo rav m,roo.mor, of tho Ram.
,I,. ad,
c,nartn,on1.n, - s,oror Tic, IN.
.,nus .ho, ,n,r bov, inc, ON, q, oro
noi,. % Zoo, 10 width which ,.s,ys
- u. .o,n,r Tho oro ro1,
49,. $500, =, ho,h ,no,,. to,, ,uI
,oo ,oa. ,,,.,1, This NOW bol,, Of ora
was encountered a few feet from the
noint whore George Doane sroppod
drifting last fall
wenty-soye inches from the point
whore Doano stunned work they cut a
hodv of oyido and a fow feet further
, 1901-01-07

middle Of November. and the third car
is now on the way to the railroau.
This lates, strike proves that the
Doahe is another copper bononza, and
as the property is o in the hands OF
practical mining men with unlimited
capital, the property will be made a
producer without delay. Let the good
work 20 on. With the Ferris aggar-
" and Doanc making regular snip
ments Of several hundred tons of rich
copper ore monthly the world will soon
learn that the people of this section
already knOw-that Wyoming has the
biggest and richest mining camps in
the world.-Grand EnCampment Her
aid.
, 1901-01-07

The new board of county officers met
today, organized and made appoint
ments; bonds were filed; and all the
county officers entered upon their du-
ties for their terms of office.
Andrew Miller was elected chairman
Of the board. The other members are
w. J. Broadhurst, reelected. and J. W.
Johnson, newly elected.
Sheriff Alfred Cook made his ap-
pointments as follows:
Under sherif-Charles Yund
Deputy sherih-M. F. Knadler.
Tailor and ja%nitor--A. J. Jones.
These appointments were approved
by the board and the appointees. with
the exception of Deputy Knadler, who
has not yet come from Tie Siding, took
the oath Of office.
H. l.. PASCAL was appointed deputy
county clerk and ex-officio clerk of
court. and his bond was filed and oath
taken.
Corlett Downey was appointed depu-
ty county attorney. and was sworn In.
DR.. S. B. Miller was appointed coun-
ty physician and was sworn in.
John w. Conner and J. J. Strobe
were appointed brand commissioners.
The Laramie Republican was desig-
mated the official organ of the coun.
ty.
Tomorrow the board OF commission.
ers will inspect the jail and other coun-
ty property.
The old board finished its business
Saturday with the inspection of the
books Of the treasurer and assessor.
H. G. Balch then retired from the
board, after a term OF hard and faith.
full service.
c. H. Jones has been selected to
represent Albany county as delegate
to the fourth annual convention OF the
National Live Stock association in
Salt Lake.
, 1901-01-07
SLUGGED AND ROBBED.
J. A. Rankin Was the Victim of a Des-
perate Thug.

Between 10 and IL O'Clock last night
J A. Rankin. an employe of the Union
Pacific on the work in the cut. was
slugged and robbed.
Rankin quit work yesterday and a
down town last night with some of his
companions. having a good time. He
had on his person four Union Pacific
pay checks aggregatlng about SIPS,
and s37 in money. The checks and
money were stored away in the pockets
OF his trousers. He also had n little
none in the pockets of his overalls.
Rankin claims that none except his fell
low employees knew of the checks and
At about 10 O'Clock he started for
the car, which is in the western part
OF the city, and When near the Hugus
warehouse he was struck on the back
o. the head with n s%lungshot, or some
heavy instrument. The blow partially
stunned him and he fell on his face.
He ~recOllects hat a man bent owe
him and took his money and checks
out of his trousers pockets. but be-
cause of his stunned condition he could
not give a description Of his a~ssaiiant,
whom he claims he could barely see,
although the assault took place in the
roadway while the moon was shining
bright.
There Is not the slightest doubt that
the hold-up knew that the man had
money and knew where it was conceal.
ed.-Rawllns Journal.
, 1901-01-07
9 N E
HUGE PIECE OF ROCK KILLED
BOTH NELSON AND
BROWN.
Further Details Of the Explosion in the
Tunnel Last Friday Nieht-The
~lessness on the Part Of the Men
Ordered Not to Use Powder.

The name of the other man besides
George Nelson killed in the explosion
in the Sherman hill tunnel Friday
night was J.. P. Brown. Coroner Gray
found that the accident was the re-
suit of carelessness on the part of the
men.
1t is stated that they had no bust
ness using powder at that time. There
was plenty of other work for them to
do. Foreman Collins and Jones, the
powder man, mad both told them to
leave the powder alone. Collins and
Jones had gone to bed leaving Nelson.
who is a night foreman, and Brown, to
continue the work during the night.
They seem to have considered it the
proper thing to put in a shot and did
so. The result was the death of both
OF them.
When the explosion came they had
not got far enough away from the spot.
A huge piece of rock weighing about
fifty pounds came flying after them.
Nelson had just turned around to look
behind him as he ran. and the rock
struck him sQuarely in the face, crush
ing his head and killing him instantly
The same piece of flying granite killed
both the men.
, 1901-01-07
STRIKE IN SwEETWATER
MINE Is NOM SEIIIEQ

News ONE today that the trouble
in the Sweetwater mine neal Rock
Springs has been fixed up and that the
men who were u on a strike have
returned to work. The mine is now
producing its full tonnage. At Hanna
the difficulty. which was confined to
the few Finnish miners employed there
has been repressed. There is yet no
surplus coal along the line but the de.
mend Is being supplied.
, 1901-01-07

Acting Upon the suggestion made
there is now a move on foot looking
to the organization of an athletic club
which will not only open a gymnasium,
but will endeavor to arrange for a ser
les of glove contests, with a view to
bringing off a number of meetings be-
tween men who are considered as
good ones"
While the contests will be strickly
within the law. they will no doubt
bring a great many sporting men Of
national repute to the city, and be the
means Of putting a great deal of mon
ey in Observation-Disclosures Republi-
can.
, 1901-01-07
N DENIES REPORT
That He Lost the Sum Of Ten Thou.
sand Dollars at Faro.

During the recent trip to New York
City of H. P. Hynds Of this city. the re-
port was published and circulated in
almost every paper in the country by
the Associated Press that the Chey-
enne sporting man was a high roller
and at one sitting lost the sum OF s1O.-
600 at faro.
Last evening Mr.. Hynds, In discus
sirg the matter, positively asserted the
story was a fake. pure and simple. and
undoubtedly originated in the teem-
ing brain of some ambitious reporter.
During his entire visit to that city Mr..
Hynds AYERS he did not enter a gamb-
ling house.
Il INDUCED In a few little games"
l%aughingly remarked Harry, but
didn't go the limit as reported. To-
gether with a few friends at the hotel
I engaged in a game of hearts with
white chips worth one cent, and after
a pleasant evening, found I was Just
fifteen cents winner. Again dropped
into a draw game with a 81 limit and
believe | lost Just $40. This would
make be s1S.s5 loser. altogether
somewhat of a drop from 10000, the
amount 1t has been reported I lost.
Stories of this nature are FREQUENT
ly concocted by reporters on eastern
papers, as many people are pleased
with notoriety Of this kind. That is
a thing, however, l do not care for and
succeeded in nipping another sensa-
tional story in the bud, which I learned
from a friend was to be published
about me."-Leader.
, 1901-01-07
ARE LOOKING TO RAWLINs.
Pugilists Of National Fame Want to
FIQht Here.

Robert Greig is in receipt of a letter
from kid" Parker Of Denver, in
an opportunity to meet some good
mar in a 20 or 25-round fight in this
city.
He says hat he has heard a good
deal about Rawlins as the home Of
square sporting men. and believes
that with a little effort several good
fistic carnivals might easily be ar
ranged in this city in which men Of
national reputation would take part.
, 1901-01-07
Religious Service In Us..ns.

A Chinese dancing master, Hung Fo!
Choo, in a Chinese pap9
that he is to hold a religious service
to which he invites every one, in h0
or of the Tooth anniversary of
death of his ancestor, who was the
first Of the family to take up the pro-
fession.
, 1901-01-07

Following is a list of the letters re-
naming in the p~ostofiCe at Laramie.
Wyoming, for the week ending Jan.
7, 1901. Parties calling for letters in
this list viii please say advertised"
Curray, NJ. X. Cousin. Richard
Derby, r. S. Frazier. W. T.
Moore. Frank Mounce. Albert
Numen, c. F. Sheetz. Mrs.
Snively. Mrs. E. f. Steele. Matte
Vickers. VIM. White. C. S.
Wilson. Hezekiah
ELMER T. BELTZ, p. NJ.
, 1901-01-07
OATH
WE'RE TAKEN BY THE NEW cOUN-
TY OFFICERS THIS AZ
TERNOON.

Board of County Commissioners Or
e~anizes by the Election Of Andrew
Miller Chairman-Sheriff Cook
Names Charles Yund as Under
Sheriff - Other Appointments
Made as Expected.
, 1901-01-07

Tess-she's doing very well on the
stage. | hear.
Jess-Yes, she a y she's MAXIM
rapid strides in her profession.
less-Rapid strides! I guess sb.
means high kicks.-Philadelpbi, pro-,
, 1901-01-07

Almost any form Of legal blank max
70 had at The Republican once.
, 1901-01-07

Township plats for sale at The Re
publican office.
, 1901-01-07
W. h. FRAzEE,
Proprietor.

ing how she was, leaving the swimmer
to Give by herself.
This teaches US that nothing sue,
ceeds like distress.-January Century
, 1901-01-07
DO YOU KNOW
THE UNDERWEAR WI SELL?

Our underwear business die not come from selling common V
ery-day stuff at every day prices. 1t comes from selling goods are
1uly selected in regard to shape, make and quality and selling tnem
as low Or a little lower than the commong goods are sold tor else-
where. There are many grades of underwear which it does not pay
to buy, and grades that you would not care to wear.
We do not sell cheap goods only the best at the lowest
prices.
Just remember that you can get a little