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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17
1T IS IMPERIALISM.

The debate in the senate on the arm,
bill has brought out several interesting
points. The administration senators
have been compelled to acknowledge the
the situation in the Philippines is today
worse than it was when MIR. Mckinley
wrote his message to congress, and that
it is more likely to grow worse than bet
ter in the near future that in any event
a large number of troops, quite as many
if not more than are there now, must be
kept on the islands for an indefinite
period. Senator Hoar resumed his old
position of antagonism to the Mckinley
Philippine policy, and urged that the
Filipino leaders be given hearing at
Washington, and that the policy OF ex-
termination be abandoned. Senator
Gallery denounced the army bill, because
its real purpose-the determination OF
the Filipinos-was masked, and declared
that although this sort OF thing might be
called benevolent assimilation, it was
no less tyranny and simply superim-
posed yoke of Imperialism.
Senator Teller began his speech by pre-
dieting that 200, 1000, instead Of the lO0,-
900 men provided by the bill, would Re
needed to carry out the present policy,
and that for century to come the islands
would have to be heavily garrisoned.
He referred to his having, two years ago,
in speech, laughed at the idea OF any
thing imperialistic being seen under the
American flag, and added impressively
II now retract that assertion" He
characterized the actions OF the present
Philippine commission as gross imperial
ism unequaled anywhere on the face OF
the earth, and said, Under the law they
have right to be there, but under God s
law, which is higher, they have no place
there at all. Their actions are the worst
form OF imperialism"
In reply to question from Senator
Gallery, Mr.. Teller said: "As Mr.. Lin
coin announced in regard to the Mexican
war, a war that he did not believe in, he
would vote for such force as the gov
eminent needed, so have no doubt that
as long as our flag floats from the Philip
pine Archipelago, will (reluctant as l
may be- vote to maintain the army and
the flag there. Ii that is illogical, it is
illogical because there is no better way
out OF it," In closing Mr.. Teller fired
~, Me- .,,1n ho
president has assured us that there is no
danger OF imperialism, but if imperial
ism can be made worse than it is now in
the Philippines, you'll have to increase
the ability of the human mind for
absOlutism."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17
THE DAILY JOKE.

So long as the Daily Burlesque refrains
from disappearing Aberdeen, it is
harmless joke, and the HERALD, along
with the rest, takes it as such. But,
when the comm unity lie misrepresented
by any paper, the HERALD will not be
deferred from challenging such misrepre'
sentation by any abuse or Atemus Ward
"sarkasms" at the hands Of our jocular
friend or anyone else.
Since the failure Of the Daily Burlesque
to inject politics into our municipal affairs
that paper has persistantly sought to
convey the impression that the city had
been misgoverned, and was going to
the demnition bow vows in consequence,
and otherwise create untrue and detri-
mental opinions concerning the city,
which the HERALD saw fit to correct.
The Daily Burlesque to the contrary
notwithstanding. Aberdeen is, and has
been, about as we'll governed city OF it's
size as can be found anywhere. Mistakes
have been made, it is true, as where have
they not? Instead OF being JUST NOW able
to meet its current expenses in cash, the
city has been doing go for several years,
and it recovered from the paralyzing
effects Of the boom in manner OF which
we are all proud.
The leading trouble we find with our
esteemed contemporary is fer its readers
to be able to discover when it means to
he taken seriously. As, for instance, a
day before the city election it solemnlv
declared that certain damage suits
against the city had been dismissed. and
on Tuesday of this week just as solemnly
publishes she report of the city attorney.
showing those identical cases TO be in
court. two OF them ready for trial, and
the other before the court on demurrer.
As joke the Burlesqne is all right, it
is only when it attempts to be serious
that it becomes confusing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17
A Course Of Lectures.

The first lecture OF the series OF six to
be given in the NJ. E. church, under the
aus pices OF the Epworth League, will be
given by Prof. j. Jackol tomorrow even
ing, his subject being Finland. Local
musical talent will assist at each lecture.
Tickets are on sale in the drug stores
season tickets. so cents; single tickets,
Is cents; school chlldren's tickets, 10
cents.
Speaking OF Prof. Jackol's lecture, the
Elma Chronicle of last week said:
"Prof. Jackol, of Aberdeen, delivered a
lecture in the NJ. E. church last Satur.
day evening that was one Of the most
scholarly addresses delivered in Elma
for long time. If Prof. Jackol should
deign to visit Elma again and deliver a
lecture, there is not a room in town that
ia large enough to hold his audience"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17
Aberdeen Chamber Of Commerce.

The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
met last evening, with the usual meager
attendance. The slim attendance and
| lack of interest manifested by the busi-
ness men in the chamber is discouraglng
to those who are willing to devote small
portion OF their time to the general in
terest. AS stated by the HERALD when
the organization was being mooted, few
individuals cannot accomplish the COM
mercial results, that the position OF Aber-
deem makes possible. But, united action
by all whose private interests are best
served by the expansion Of Aberdeen g
business, will produce results, here as
elsewhere. Without that unity the or
yanization Of handful OF citizens-some
OF them with but slight interests in the
city-becomes farcica.
1t was decided last night to make an
other effort to interest the people OF the
city in this movement, and two commit
tees were appointed, one to call upon the
business men personally, and the other
to call their attention by means OF a
circular letter.
Mr.. Kern. one Of the Seattle parties
contemplating building brewery in
Aberdeen, was present at the meeting
last night. and expressed himself pleased
with the prospect for his G tablizhment
in this ctv, and stated that he would 60
to Seattle today, and, after comforting
with his partners, would telegraph their
decision as which OF the two sites ex-
amined they would prefer.
j. \. Hood was appointed a committee
OF one to correspond with &. IL. Carlson,
relative to the box factory proposition.
\ memorial asking the l. gislature to
abolish fish traps on Grays Harbor, was
adopted.
The secretary was directed to draw a
memorial to the county commissioners,
asking them to bridge the Wishkah river
at Grand Forks.
The president and secretary were au-
thorized to invite Congressman Burton,
chairman OF the river and harbor COM
mittee, TO visit Aberdeen and Grays
Harbor during the coming summer
A vote OF thanks was rendered to the
Washington members Of congress and
senators for their efforts in behalf Of the
improvement Of Grays Harbor.
Il. NJ. Powell reported 1850 collected
by the committee on the Seattle fund,
and said the balance OF the $500 would
be forthcoming.
4 general talk on the necessity OF roads
was had, during which the matter OF the
road up the Wishkah river, the road to
the cemetery, and road to the city
limits ON the east were discussed, and
the president and secretary were in
structed TO prepare memorial to the
city council concerning those roads.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

The recent report OF H. NJ. kutchin,
special agent to the treasury department.
who has been investigating the salmon
fisheries OF the Northwest, shows thst
the matter OF abolishing traps and other
fixed appliances for catching fish is justi'
tied by more potent reasons than that OF
sentiment toward the gill net fishermen.
According to Mr.. Kntchin, unless some
thing is done to prevent the wholesale
catching OF fish the salmon industry is
doomed to extinction.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

The state supreme court has decided in
case from Hoquiam that municipality
has no power, under the statutes, to
collect tax on bicycles. 1t is fortunate
that this decision is handed down while
the legislature is in session, as there is
little doubt but that body will give
municipalities the necessary power to
levy tax that is almost the unanimous
favor OF the wheelmen, who pay the tax.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

The present legislature has an oppor'
tunity to distinguish itself by being the
first to obey the mandate of the constit'
ution. its members have taken an oath to
support, by enacting the necessary laws
prohibiting the use OF transportation
passes by public officials, as required by
Sec. 80 OF Article Of the state constitu-
ton
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

The thanks OF the people of Grays Har-
bor are due Congressman Jones for his
persistent efforts to have an aspiration
for the improvement OF the inner harbor
placed in the river and harbor bill. On
Monday he had secured the promise OF
Chairman Burton to agree to placing
$4,000 in the bill for this purpose, but it
was defeated on the passage of the bill
Yesterday afternoon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHING
l. ton, for Chehalis County.
q. H. Hilton, plaintiff, vs.. Geo Cathacart and
I.ya Cathacnrt ana to all persons unknown
Ginning any interest IN the property de-
scribcd below. defendants. Summons in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien
The State OF Washington to the above named
defendants, Geo. Cnthacart, I.yn Cathacart
and all persons unknown claiming any inter
est In the property described below.
In the name OF the State Of Washington. you
and each of you ARE hereby notified that q. L..
Hilton Is the holder Of Certificate Of Delin-
nnry. A. y. 1913, by the County Of Chchnlis,
State Of Washington, IN the sum of $,S.S2. for
the tascs for The years 1892 - G7SN the same
including penalty, interest mud cost thereon,
The totnl a'ne unit represented by snid Certificate
Of Delinquency being the sum of SIS 81, together
with the ntcrulng interest thereon Mt Is per
to Aberdeen Bunk 1T nj. Of which Geo. Catha
cart and Iyn tnthncmrt nrc the owners mud re-
putcd owners, sitnntcd IN snid chchnlis County.
and particularly described M follows:
Undivided hN1f 81 lot eleven ui, block one
~, Wcnthetw"x ana I'cnn's addition to Abcr-
deem
Total amount OF said taxes paid including the
amount of said Certificate Of delinquency ,$i932
All of snih amounts brn,ing interest from, date
Of payment NJ u rcrrcnf. per nn:,um aud you
ARE further notified TINT plaintiff will apply to
the above entitled superior Court for Il judg-
mcnt fnrcc"sing said Certificate Of Dclinquen-
cy against the property hercinbefore men-
tIDUtH, ana you ntr HcFcHy summoned I'D ap-
icnr within sixty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the day of
service. md defend this action or pay the
amount due, aud In ease Of your failure
50 to do judgment win he rendered &C
cOrhing to the demand Of the application for
judgment herein. forecloslng said Certificate Of
Delinquency for said taxes, penalty, interest
and costs against the lands above described
aud for such further relief as the court may
deem equitable. Any pleading or process may
be served upon the undersigned ut the address
hereinafter mentioned.
a. T.. HILTON, Plaintiff.
W. n. ABEL, Prosecuting Attorney Chehalis
County, Wash. =. q. Address, MOntesanO,
Wash. By l.. II. BREWER, Deputy.
Date Of first publication Dec. a. 1900
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

The British plead American brutality
in the Philippines as precedent for Eng
lish brutality in South Africa. This is
very much like parent saying he learned
bad habits from the son he had taught.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

stops the COugh and Works or the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Qnninc Tablets cure
a cod in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price % cents
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

The vote OF the middle-of-the-road pop
ulists in the United States in the recent
election fell below the vote received by
Coxey for governor of Ohio in 1894. This
showing ought to wind up their little
ball of yarn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

The HERALD and W. j. Bryan's paper
for one year for ~ .25, strictly in advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

What to do with our ex-presidents has
become cabinet question since Ben]a-
min Harrison made his famous speech
on Porto Rican tariffs and Philippine
subiugation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

4 better object lesson OF the costs Of
imperialism was never furnished than
by the arrival of the Hancock with l 800
dead bodies OF Ameri can soldiers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17
Five Hundred Dollars sewnrd.

$500 reward will be paid for the arrest
and conviction OF any person found cut
ting lines or turning adrift any RATS "
boom sticks that are tied to our wharf or
boom on the Chehalis river.
81 | yr. WILSON Bios. 4 Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF W ASHING-
i ton. for Chehalis County.
l. Skrondal. plaintiff, VS.. Peter Anderson and
Mary Doe Anderson DEFENDANTS SummOns
in Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
The State of Washington to the above named
defendants, Peter Anderson and Mary Doe
Anderson.
In the name of the State of Washington, you
and each of you are hereby notified that. l.
skrondal is the holder of &c. Certidcate Of pelin-
airy, A. d. 1898, by the County OF Chehalis,
State of Washington in the sum OF *6.Vs Tor
the taxes for the years isso,6-7-ss, tne same
the total amount represented by said Certihcate
of Delinquency being the sum OF $500, together
with the accruing interest thereon at 10 per
cent per annum upon real property assessed
to Peter Anderson, OF which Peter Anderson
and Mary Doe Anderson, IS the owner and .
reputed owner situated IN said Ghehaiis
Lot fifteen 90 block twenty-five (22) Frances
addition to Aberdeen.
Total amount of sad taxes paid including the
amount of said Certificate of delinquency, 5000.
All of said amounts bearing interest from date
of payment at p per cent. per annum; and you
are further notsd that panti VIII apply to
ment foreclosng said Certificate OF Delin-
quency against the property hereinbefore men-
w als eys thu serVce
service, and defend this action or pay the
amount que, ana IN case OF your Iailnre so
to do judgment will be rendered according to
the demand of the application for Judgment
herein, foreclosing said Certificate Of Delin.
quency for said taxes. penalty, interest and
costs against the lands above described, and
for such further relief as the court may deem
equitable Any pleading or process ma be
served upon the undersigned ut the address
hereinafter mentioned.
| SKRONDAL Plaintiff.
W II. ABEL, Prosecuting Attorney Chehalis
County, Wash. r. o. Address, MOntesanO,
Wash. BY l.. II. BREWER, Deputy.
Date of first publication Dec. 3D. 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Enorme rid1cu1o

He eido con profunda pena IN sueito que
publica en- LA DEMoCRACIA de aver ooh Feoio
Bayonet Lopez. Dicho suelto me suglere ID
mas breve contestaci6n.
La tai Sltncha 8 Sttflchft1-a que Sc rene-
re-es mi hermans; sobrina legitima del senior
Bayonet Lopez por erade prima carnal de tds
Uirtuosds hijas de aquel
La tai chita-insisto-desde su nacl-
miento neva con toda legalidad mi apelido,
porque mi padre, ante cuya memorla me oes-
cubro agradecido, 7tuncG utUt0 en- concuoafdto
r,tbuco con la 71aadre de flestrOs dnso "es
Y 81 lleg6 la noticia de don PEDRO Bayo-
net cue su sobrina Sc march6 con su amante,
10 cual es completamenie falso calumnloso
siepdo 81 ell primer caumniador, aun cuando
este hubiera sido verdad, nunca debio Ell Sc
nor Bayonet Lopez lIevar cuestfones de fami-
liza 4 la prensa de una manera tan lmpropia,
poraue los hombres de criterio luzgaran maj
este paso
ST no llevo este asunto los tribunales de
iustieia, para que allf ante el digno caoaliero
don Ramon Soto Mayor, otros que ViVen
frente & su sobrina le hicera al sr. Bayonet
Lopez yer Ia misma Sque Sc hao1a marcnaao
con su amante0, por que 20 creo quo al es-
cribir don Pedro Bayonet aqueIas l1neas tenla
su cerebro perturbado.
Asf pues, senior Bayonet Lopez, esta es
una plancha de las muchas que I'd Sc ha I'll
rado en- esta vida.
basta por hoy.
Pedro Bayonet Campos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
SANOHO.

Ell mismo dfa en- mbarc6 con direction 4 la
, antigua rnetr6po.
LIE deseamos buenos sucesos en- su carrera
artfstca.
Ell viernes Sc verified la autopsia del ca
daver del sucida Julian Rodriguez Salcedo.
digos a subvenci6n que venfa dedicandole.
coche, nj Asilo de Mendigos, nj Aslo de Da-
mas.
Adeantei
Ha eirculado en- esta cindad, en- hojas suel-
tas, ell artfcnlo publicado en- LA DEMoCRAcIA
del Is del actual con ell tftulo de <Movimiento
obrero. Repn olicanos desengahados.S
Persona ben informada nos manifesto
que, en- yfrtud de ciertas innovaciones hechas
va otras qae SO preparan. e Hospital Trfco-
che SO cerrar& dentro de meses
Esto parece inexplicable, pues dicho asilo
debe tener asegurada su existencia: tiene bie-
nes propos.
AHA veremoS.'
De todos modos, nos extranarfa que su-
cedfera este. Asf andan las cosas aquf
FL domingo Sc celebr6 IN meeting sociais-
ia en- la plaza de Las Deicias.
Aprovech ando la afnenca de pdblico que
asistia al meeting del domingo, Sc repartio una
hoja suelta fnvitsndo emigrar & Hawaii.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
EN- CAGUAS

Desde aver Sc halla Caguas-donde f.
lara gu reside encia-la distinguidA sonora dofa
Paula Rodriguez, hermana del que fue nues-
tro querido amigo doctor Rodriguez Castro y
esposa del administrator de este perfodico don
Nepomuceno Flores.
A Ia se1ora Rodriguez acompanan tres
hiios suyos la estimable sen orita Emilia Pa
dilla, sobrina del Cdribe.
Al ofreceres nuestro cort6s saudO de
bienvenda, deseamosles satisfactorfas mpre-
stones IN ell seno de eeta sociedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
PoNCE
ROTICEAS d. R ECT AS

I'll yierues Sc convoc6 al ayuntamiento
nara session extraordinaria; pesar de que
ten(an que tratarse asuntos imPortantes, no
hubo quorum
I'll s6bado estaban pendientes 81 ell Hospi-
tai I1ricoche de una persona particular que
nfrsci6 los medicomentos necesarios para am :
putar la pierna de un poore enfermo puos es-
la hospital contnha sin medcinas
No sabemos 81 Sc hizo no Ia operac1ons
Nnestro respectable amigo don Ermelindo
Salazar estA va restablecido de Ia leve dolencia
que sufria.
Nos alsgramos.
Nos dicen que varios empiead0s de esta
Corte de Distrito Sc les ha tnuit1d0 sostener
al Club republicano, suscrioiendo una quota
mensual
Asf 10 han hecho dichos empleados, te-
miendo con alg6u motive fu dado, que la ne
Vativa fuera precursora de la cesantia
Ave Maria purfsima!
Juicios orales para ell dia 21:
Clemente Smith, de Juana D1az, por incen'
Juan Justz, de Adjuntas, por desobedien-
ella.
A esta fecha sc debe los empleados del
municiuio ell im porte de nueve mensualtdades.
I'm ladr6n intent6 verifcar un robo on la
casa de nuestro amigo don Rafael Schuck;
nero al ruido que sntiera este, Sc incerpor6
del Iecho hacienda huir al caco.
Ell sabsdo lego esta ciudad, procedente
ae Yenezusia, el tenor Paoll,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19

Principle usted porque muchos de los as
aspirantes eran nt6os de escuetG sin terminar
aun los estudes primarios; otros, que, aun-
qle no nihos, estaban por debajo de estos en-
materia de instruction, otros que solo Sc
matricularon ell objeto 10 dar Ell paseto
yer ell empeiTuO.
Al empezar tampoco Sc hizo la dfstrbu-
ci6n debida j6venes muy adelantados So
casifcaban ell mismo grupo con los ig-
norantes
Los n / mos profesores, pesar de su in
diScutible cOmpetencia, no han pod1do esta-
blecer un verdadero netodo Ia ensenanZa;
los maestros contnentales. como sucede
la que 10 es d. Pedagogfa, tropiezan con la di-
hcultad del id1oma, ocurriende que la mayor
parte de los alumnos gan, despues de OR
las conferencias de esta Ultima, como ell negro
del sermon: con la cdbesG cGtte71te los pies
frtos
Sobre todo este Sc We Ia buena voluntad
de Mr.. Brum baugh; pero era nucha empresa
para IN solo hombre
Esperemos la Normal de Rio pisdras ALI
esta elase de estudios realizaran debida
forma.
ra pretende, en- dos meses medic, es ttro
impossible.
~
pesar de vivir en- plena Capital, con las
bater{as del Moro de San Crist6bal entire
los reviewers carabinas de la Insular Police,
no estamos seguros.
Como que anda por Bayam6n Ell Rey dc los
mas grande de los celeberrimos Ntfos de
Ecijd.
no Sc fguren ustedes que So trata de IN
banddo vulgar; NADIA de ESQ; trata de un
sugeto, que escribe ordenes, aurque con maa
ortograffa, pdiendo dollars; Sc endilga Ia Ia
vita con suna esbeltez hasta toma cerveza
helada en- La MallorQui'a0, antes de concurrir
al teatro para presenciar ell Loco Dt0s.
Tales cosas Sc dieen, asf como que fre
cuenta mucho esta ciudad, para UenttEar sus
asuntos.
Y la verdad, que este Amdtos puede cam
pear por sus respetos, pues Ia dnica que 10 pos
drfa perseguir es In Iusular Police, esta viye
ahora tranQ1ttlGmente custoda ndo las pobacio-
mes en- sus c6modos cuartees.
Era va 10 6ltimo que faltaba que ell
ndelerismo SO entronizase en- nuestra isla.
~
A nuestro municplo 10 Yo3dn ahora, seg6n
sc cuenta, obligandole pogdr los utc5r1os rotos,
es decir, los dineros que Mr. Scott reclama, por
dalos perjucos, Ell asunto aGpel de Ia
luz el6ctr!ea qua maDgone0 el senor Egozcue.
Otros aseguran que no sera eI actual Ayun
tamfento, sino ell que manipuleaba cuando
ocurri6 81 ceebrs ineidente.
De todos modos la concencia pdblica de,a-
ia como responsible al susodicho alcalde, 81
hubese verd iusticia & 81 solo Sc le obli-
garia pagar esos miles de dollars.
Yo, aunque no 0 egro del NAL extrano,
me regocijO hasta cierto puntO de que este su-
csda para que nos vayamos acostumbrando &
pensar con cabeza propia q servir de
niquf cualquier pepino, que SO erlja por 81 y
ante 81 en- ommimodo cacique.
Por ahf pueden yer los repubicanos que
extreme los conducen sus jefes que no todo
consiste en- romper imprentas golpear fede-
rales
Mucnos de esos edes, aplaudfan las In
1usticias de Egozcue aquea infausta 6po-
ca. Ahora mismo Egozcue los encierra
en- compromise; pagan van Ia carce
Era Ia ocasi6n de reirnos; pero nosotros
no nos alegramos del NAL del pr6jimo, aunque
este pr6jfmo SO lame republicano.
GANHH0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Artistas puertorriquenos

Ssedn afrman varios pasageros del hItimo
vapor frances, los puertorriquef1os que compo-
men la Gira Artfsttca que act6a en- Puerto Pla-
ia (Santo Domngo) no Sc encuentran bien de
recursos, causa de 10 NAL que Ia Empresa
les paga pues a(n teniendo una buena tempo
rada no les han aumentado sus sueldos.
Hay algunos que deben al hotel un es de
hospeda5e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19

rrios. Is iglesia asistio gran concurrencia
y In nismo 20 casa del sef1or don Julio Otero,
padre de la novia presidente del comite To-
cal del partido federal.
Eterna felisidad deseamos los contra
yentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
Bodas en- Vega Bajja

La ncche del Jueves contrajeron matrmo-
MO Ell Vega Baja, la bella y dlstinguida seilor
rita Mercedes Otero su primo eli joven don
jose del mismo apellido. La bendlcion nup-
cIal estnvo 1 sarge del respectable padre Bee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
LOS sREs. CLANCY = HART

Procu ell Washington
haen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-19
CLANCY AND HART

Attorney D. c. the
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