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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
9uren.bmreiid,s ans 8etsten.

aegfife. 2estsn Spnntas sing
ba5 5rGulein 0ranorD bon bier nab
Melier. 9lls ie II cen 9aif) fam.
ourd relfen Der &tsg fihrt, iano lie
hire 23jdbrige 81 setter Splpis i'm
8lute oebabet am I:ge Oa lieJen. sic
trGat cine tisfa MIHe BE in llebel,
thdtsr ibr gemaGt sat. &-pB Der
auten pflege, rel1e IL tan ben
9~(eraten 9pnae uno 9snnen trbielt, lit
ibr 3uitanb iebr bsb.Ntttd).
Saas. am Gamstag @6enp,
pGhreno Der Wifiicnslnoe@t brd9m
0isbe in bic gesagguag pss $. GALL
teur unb itdbleH eiHe 6un!m, bon
iibsr 800 5r. III 9,ebs batten cine
Dirt uno eiren So pei Sci ii9. I'M
iih az pert1aisicet arb 9ieQei6t Sen
AIS tootsn, Der j ~ @;osrfanb lsi4
ten piiroe, Sic tabsn Die ganffSN
suridaelaisn. Mm Is. De3emo.r
peri6ieb in Der bieIig;n Mariitens4H
itdlt Der Yruper Gmil WeIter portin
Tsrbinanp RsiGliHs se9eiBen. 81
iunas 8ruper bat feline lange &rant
belt seoulotg ertra6en. gr mar Ell
aeiitpoler eifriger S9ller Der 4. ST..
Der Rormali6uls.
Mrsl. Gonitdnt Der MeBesr, Der
itarte Hede, tpeld1er iebten Gpmmer
i'm 8ampf : Gbampipnat in Dem bies
|fisen 9tbsndumbpfs inter o.n pielen
6ertulss, pel6e iiG all Dem Hinsst
bstbeilisten, Sieser blieb. bat DOE
sinigsn 5dgsn i'm Barrier Gaiino in
einem peltberiibmten Rin9tampfe bic
@saner aller 2dnher unb Rationsn az
8ooen seitredt. SisIsr itarte Sotn
8slgiens murine ais Der Itdrtite Wlann
Der Welt ertldrt. Dieter Gieg Ion
unierm Gonitant etlua 10000 W.
|sinbrinaen. 4ud Iru er geIinnt letn.
iid suriid Su Sieben lmo iit rubis ais
Rentier auf feline 2orbeeren 81 ls9en.
Sn einiesn Wofen Dirb er iid nit
einem belgii6en JrGulein, bic SoGter
eines aaufmanns rom 2anoe 3tpiiten
Der Mdas unb Der Sam6te, no audi
er 3u 9aus tit, perheiratben.
uoinaen. Sin trauriser lin.
faa fanb bier am II. DECEMBER itatt.
Cine 22idbrige iunge Dame poiits
bes @benbs en- S3iebbrunnen nebsn
benz 6auIe einen elmer Waher bplen.
Man peiB ni6t pte es geidab, Die
uneliidli1e fiel in ben 8runnen. Oa
tie LANCE a~usblieb, idduten bic 9auss
bepobner mad ibr uno fanoen iie alb
2eide in Der 5iefe.
Sampir. Cine 6rau sins bteIsr
Gage in elm @ebDla in Der Ndbe oes
9orfes, UNI bort 8runnencreHe 81
idmmsln. Sic fanh elm paquet, Dffs
nete es unp nit Shreden %ertannte lie
in benz Snbalt elm neugeborenes Gino.
sic trus ibren 5uno in bic @enodra
merle bon Sdmoir. Die 9enoarmen
mahten ioslsi9 cine unteriu9uns.-
Bel HpbertpiGe (WalmebD bat man
am 9onnerstag bic let6e Der 10
Sabre alien .Mosl aus Robertpile IN
einem Waloe gefunoen. Iae Inns
itGnhe oeuten an einen 2uitmorb bin;
man bat bereits einen Der Sbat @eri
nGhtisen perbnftet. 4ls bss MorbsS
perSG6tis lit Der 9auernburide Sans
fen aus SpiIat feitgenOmmen uno mad
MalmeeD iR's Misunderstanding
nib abgeiiibrt poroen. Der permutbs
iibs Morosr. Der in Der Ndbe beg
SAatprtes eeitbsu puroe. entitammi
elmer 5amiIie. Die einen f6leften Hu
genieBt; nno mar i9on tinmal ipessr
Srdnbltiftunl in unteIu4ung. 9.
Der 2eite ipuroe elm WteiIer gsfunben
beS Sdnien tags prrber gstauft bate
rao Digier umitano lsntte auf feline
Spur, mic man annimmt San.
fen isIbIt leagnet aber bic Sbat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
.S9.886.OOO

WDn Dem fur Sdu3fpede 9~erorDerteH
@stras lieb iid nidts %abbanoeln. fir
,Grsiebungsatpede" ipurbeu ibr jeoo6
nur etpos iiber finf Miaion.n or
Steuerselpern bepilist. Oaber Die
alaae nnb Die Srobung, Die Sditlen
Gnbe Mdr3 su ialieBen.
Sm Sabre 1900 foro,rte Der S9ulz
ratb inssefammt $10.206,666 baoon
$6,637,902 fir yGrSiebun9sapede".
limb ba bic fiinfproaeutise Steuersren>
ae aufgsboben mar, erbielt er Den Dol@
len 8etras. SIN Sabre 1899 mar bic
sScrberung fir ale 3pete 1924
161 unp Die 8epiaisune mar pom
Gsrift auf $6.898. 661 feitseIebt pore
ben. Die S1rlbsbDroe forberte alfo
fir gr5iebunss5pede aaein mebr, als
fe Dor 5trei Sabren fir ale 3psd.
aussegeben bate - limb Die Inforo.z
rungen, tpelte an ie geitsut p.roen,
nm 10 piel sr0Ber?, barf man annebz
men, oab bic 2siitung, Die tie pafIr
bieten piiroe, .entipredeno better feiR
niirbe2
NiGt ale 9elber, tpei6e fir unler
Gdulnefen ausseben peroen, miiien
ilumittelbar our9 8eiteuerung aufge=
bra6t perben. Die Gintiinfte aus benz
SdulgrunbbefiB uno S9ulfonbs ere
leidtern bic 2at elm psnis, dbsr bi.
SaIpt5a6e iinb bed INNER Die
Steuerselbsr. Sn nelGem MaBe Die
S1uliteuer in ben lebten 5panSig
Sabren anpuds, bos ldBt iiG aus Der
f~olgenben Isabelle erfennen.
gs ginsen elm on Stensrn fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
uucridttli0.

(9(us Der ,Gbicasoer Ibenopoit" }
gsim GFen mag ii9 Der appetit.
bsm betannten Spri6pcrt gum Srob,
nidt INNER e,nIte(en ooer msbren,
ober beim SdrDpfen her Steusradbler
ipGdit er CANA espib in benz Wabe,
pie man oarin erfolsreih lit. Dds
Iebrt i'm @lIsemeinen bic ean5e Wtrtb=
iGaftspotitif bes 3onbss. Oas gauge
gplf tann elm 2teoden bapoit' iinsen,
iuie ppn linn pom Penitonsmolod, bon
Der Iaub50llncr . 8eicllihaft nlo
Qnceren umio mebr perlan5t nirD. ie
mebr es sibt. Die Steuersabler G1i<
caso's baben nod ibr sans beionoeres
2iebdben, pel6es nr9 beutli9er als
iene sei9t, bab es 10 bo%ffnunaslos 1T,
Durh 5reisebigteit ben Steuergeloers
BURT az lDiGen, pie bic 6abara nit
Silfe Der 9iebfanne unter Waf:r gu
ieben unb pieber in Elm Mser 5u oers
ponbein. SIS trGet bic Spibmatts:
r9as Slaseliso Der gr5tebunssb.s
bDrbe."
Gs 1T Der Wpnf9 Der Gbicdsp'er
Steuersabler, Der Sugenb Der Stabt
bic beitmDgli6ite graietung 81 sebsn;
tie ppnen liberal iein i'm 9e!odusgs>
Ben fir GrSiebunssapede unb meirsn,
fiG audi INNER re9t freisebig ss5:tgt
AL baben. Sic glaubten, iiA Elm fpsntg
Coz perbient 5u BADEN burh t9re
Ireisebisteit. Srsmee ertsnrtsn ots@
ielbe ald1 an, nenn lie BON Den &c.
noltigen Snmmen b0ren, oieGbicago
oujdbrlih fir feline SHulen auseibt.
ober bic S6ulbeGDrbe iirgt lei mebrez
rem Sabren oas Gtdgelieo, &c 1T ni6t
senug, es laret nitt. bas in ben &.s
frainr gebt mebr, gebt mebr", ais
flin0t: uno bieies Sabr fiinbist oi.
8ebOrbs iogar an, bab ie ii6 seapuns
gen ieten fpsrbe, bic Sdulsn i6on
aeeen Gnbe MGr5 81 i9lieBen, bu ibr
bas eeforberte @elb nt6t bep!aigt
lpurbe uno lie bemaufolse ni6t segug
Gelb baben pirb. Wenn man lie bort
ilnb bic Sbatia6en ni2t tennt, miiBte
man glauben, Gbicaso oeriiinbise ii6
an Ietner Sugenb bura seiSige Ser
friippelung Der S9ulen. Sielen
Gprpurf perbient aber bic StaDt niht,
pie Elm paar 3ablen asisen tperb,n.
Sir bas laufenbe Sabr forberte bic
GrsisbunssbsbDrbe fir
Grsiebungs5rede .$7.O84,O0O
9au3pede ....... 2,SO2,O00
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
DANISH WEST INDIES
Senator McCullom Thinks Uncle
Sam Will Get Them.

Washington, Oct. 24.-Senator Cul-
lom of Illinois, chairman of the COM
mittee ON foreign relations, discuss
ing the failure of the Danish govern
ment to ratify the treaty with the
United states for the sale of the Dan
ish West Indies, said this afternoon
that we should have no concern as to
the ultimate result.
Eventually we shall purchase these
islands, said the senator, land you
may rest assured that in the mean
while no other government will ac-
quire title TO them, because of the
Monroe doctrine. Neither will we
pay more than the purchase price
mentioned in the present treaty-$5, :
900, 600.
And when the ins and outs get
through playing ping pong with this
treaty and using it simply as an in
strument to further or defeat local
political ends, it will be ratified anC
the sale confirmed. -
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
GEN. STEPHEN D. LEE
Thinks There Viii Be No More
Trouble About War Allowances.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Oct. 25.-Gen. Stephen d.
Lee, member of the Vicksburg
National Military Park Commission !,
who was in the city last evening en-
route to his home at Columbus,
states that the commission will have
no more trouble getting allowances
from the war department and that
the work will be rapidly pushed dur
ing the winter and spring months.
Two aud One-half miles of roadway
have been finished, and contracts
have been awarded for eight miles of
work along confederate avenues.
Other contracts are to be awarded IN
the near future, and each contract
will contain a clause that the work
must be pushed with energy.
The commission does not contem-
plate any change of cOuse Inence in
the original plans for the work. The
point has not yet been reached when
a prediction can be hazarded as to
the time that will be necessary for
the completion of the park or it's
formal opening, much depending on
the future appropriations by congress
and the allowances of the various
legislatures of states having troops
participating in the siege.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
Of Copiah County on Account of
Non.Payment of Taxes.
CUSTOMARY OF FIFTY PER CENT
Will Prove Valid When Given
More Investigation.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Jackson, Oct. 25.-State Revenue
Agent Writ Adams has caused ripple
of excitement among the capitalists
and money leuders of Copiah county
by filing claims for back taxes on
property valued at about two million
dollars.
The claims are chiefly against per-
sons in Hazlehurst and Crystal
Springs, and will be submitted to the
board TO supervisors for consideration
at the meeting in November.
It is expected that the customary
fifty per cent of the claims will be
proven valid when given more search
ing investigation, and with the re
manning fifty per cent it will result in
a strengthening of the records and the
inculcation of salutary lesson to per-
sons who neglect to have their deeds
of trust and mortgages Cancelled after
payment.
Solvent credit claims will be fixed
with several other boards fo supervi-
sors by the state revenue agent on the
first Monday in October. The depu-
ties are pushing the work with con-
siderable energy, and it is expected
that the field will have been worked
thoroughly within the next eight
months.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25

mass meeting to be held in MorristOn
on Thursday evening next, reappear-
ing on the stump, after an absence of
ten years.
Congressman Flanagan called on
the former leader at his home in
Princeton and urgently requested his
aid in the fight against Mr. Fowler.
Questioned as to his platform,
Flanagan said:
1T is the same as yours in 1902 -
Then I'll speak for you," is the
reported response of the ex-president.
The battle between Flanagan and
Fowler is said by shrewd politicians
TO be one of the closest on record.
Both candidates are wealthy and are
making the fight of their lives
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP MENTS.
Mississippi Has Accomplished Much
in This Line of Late.

The Memphis Scimitar in speaking
of the number of charters granted in
this state recently says:
One of the most remarkable fea-
lures of the industrial and commercial
development of Mississippi, as shown
in the charter record, is to be found
in the growth of the cotton seed
milling industry. During the year
there were twenty-five cotton seed oil
mills incorporated, with a combina-
tlon capital stock of practically 81,
600, 600, to be exact, 81, 995, 600 These
mills are now in operation or in pro-
during the season of 1902 'O3, which
opened ON Septemer j.
There Is not state in the south
that has accomplished anything like AS
much as Mississippi i'll the develop.
ment of this peculiar southern indus
try. There has been, seemingly, q
mania for investment in the particular
channel. There is no section of
country in the world that takes rank
with the delta portion of Mississippi
in the production of cotton, and
this may i'll part be responsible for
the phenomenal record in that portion
of the state. But to this must be
added the natural disposition of capi-
talists to invest their money in this
particulr industry
The cotton seed oil business is
comparatively new, but those who
have put their money into it have
reaped a rich harvest i'll the shape of
dividends and those who have money
to invest in the smaller towns of the
delta country are proving their abid-
ing faith in this industry by putting
their capital into it as rapidly as they
can. Foreign capital has figured to
some extent i'll the deveopment of
cotton seed milling in Mississippi
during the year, but the greater por-
tiOn of the money was that which
belonged to men of that state and the
record is all the more remarkable on
that account.
"A good deal has been said recently
about the high prices paid for cotton
seed in Mississippi, but one important
point has been overlooked in these dis
cussions-the growth of new mills.
The addition of twenty-five new
| plants, most of which are now in OPP
Grafton or nearing completion has Gre
ated more intense competition than
has ever been known in that state, and
to this competition, more than any
thing else, are due the high prices
which have prevailed and which are
still prevelant. :"
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
Goes LikeDHOt CakeS.s

1.-The fastest selling article have In
my store, D." writes druggist G. T. Smith,
of Davis, KY, lis DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, because it always cures. In my
six years of sales it has never failed. |
have known it to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases, who could
get no help from doctors or any other
remedy Mothers rely on it, best ply
sicians perscribe it, and Tucker & Greer
guarantee satisfaction or refund price.
Trial bottles free, Reg. size SOC and 81.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
His Life In Peril.

'I just seemed TO have gone all to
pieces writes Alfred Bee, of Welfare,
Tex, "biliousness and lame back had
made life burden. couldn't eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out to
work when began to use Electric Bit
ters, but they worked wonders. Now
sleep like top, can eat anything, have
gaint in strength and enjoy hard work. "
They give vigorous health and new life
to the weak. sIckiy, rundown people
Try them. Only soc at Thicker & Greer s
drug store.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
IRWIN RUSSELL,
The Mississippi Poet, to Have
Memorial.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson. Oct. 25.-The movement
to raise fund to erect a memorial
to Irwin Russell, the Mississippi
poet, author of "Christmas Night IN
the Quarters, Is soon to be renewed
by Prof. George Swearingen, of this
city, and it is hoped that the neces-
sary amount can be secured and the
memorial placed in position when
the corner stone of the new state
house is laid. The memorial will
probably be placed in the new
capitol building and its cost is es-
timated at 81 500.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
PRESIDENT AUTHUR FLAKE
And Convention of Baptist Young
Peoples Union.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Oct. 25.-President Ar
thur Flake has announced the program
for the annual convention of the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union which will
be convened at Oxford on the 18th of
November q three days session. Some
of the most prominent Baptist work
ers in the state are ON the program to
discuss the various branches of the
work of the organizations, among the
number being Rev. L. P. Duvall,
Prof A. J. Avon, Rev. P. 1. Lipney,
DR.. R. A. Venable, DR.. A. V. Rowe,
Rev. W. J. Williams, Rev. A.
Crouch, Rev. W. P. Price, DR.. G. H
Brough, Prof. J. G. Hardy.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
fEADOUARTERS FOR FISH AND OYSTERS

Fish and oysters daily. corner Front
and Mobile streets. Will deliver orders
for so and over. r W. THOMPSON,
oct24 2t Manager.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
Whit Owens Execution Day Passes

Oxford, Miss, Oct. 24.-This was
the day appointed for the hanging of
Whit Owens, convicted on the
charge of assassinatlng negro, also
notorious for connection with the
atrocious murder of Hugh and John
A. Montgomery, but his appeal to
the supreme court operated to stay
the execution.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25
CLEVELAND ON THE STUMP.
He WilI Make Some Rousing
Speeches in New Jersey.

Plainheld, N. J., Oct. 24.-Ex-
President Grover Cleveland has prom
ised CongressmanDewitt G. Flanagan
that he will speak at . democratic
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-25

The citizens of Arkansas who
burned a negro to death at Forrest
City last Monday night will no
doubt consider themselves entitled
to sympathy. It appears that they
cremated an innocent man.-Mem-
phis Scimitar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
"A los padres de famiiia

Los que susoribsn han visto en <Tha San
Jnan NeWs,D M Rnuncio de don R.fsaI JAnsr,
an sl que ofrece admite su escuela casa
pen sion Sita en- 1914 Dtiud Hill Ave, B .tlmore
Md. ninos memories de 3 shas par oil eati
pnndio de 81 peaos menBusies.
NAdie jor Que los suscrtolentes, padres,
a. los nifoB qne tiene HOY su cargo el pn,r
JAuer, pue1en iaF los ioformea mss honrosos
Y iustos acsr0a del iome j9rable trato, evIdsn
sa progreso en- 10 enstn Anza alimsntaci6n sa-
nA y aouudaEite que onsisnsn del citaeo aefIor
JAner fslniiR.
A nosotsOs no nos gEia el deseo de ia
vorecsr lnCondtcionaiments 81 que estk rspu. !.
tldo como el pads wogo de Puerto RIco, solo nos
guia eli notlle prop 6sito de haeer un indiscnti
ole favor los padres de fsmtlta que quIsrsn
edncar sas hiios en- los u, dsA con bri.
llSntss resaltatos, fisica, moral ! inteIect ua-
nlents.
Al bonefcio pfkctico cue obtienen los nif -
con ell professor Janer &c une Ia nooiefdad de
l,s pYecios. ST fe tisns en- euenta que en- dfcha
casa penai5n nib e eAPecs da NADIA cue ga opon !.
ia Al buen cen.fort.v m6xime eusndo Va incuso
el imports c.e 10 ensefsnas en- Iaa eseusRs Ed
tlicss ademas de IN mny vaiipsa que 80 les dk
en- eli hogar de tan distnguida fAnniiia que pus-
die mencionsrga como eiemplo de IaborioeIdad
u ACFeditRhO nTesiigio.
Rsm0b Rivera. Arturo q. Dfsz. Enriqus
Ignina. Jr.Arl % .sA Tlrado, TomAs Banet~. Pa
lilo A at, Ja.s Morales Isuriipo, Jesns Usdax.
Luis Caao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
Mariana Abfill

Asi dice sl aHtgo Mariana Abri, an sn
TAhSjo litsrRTiO, &La narIposs nsgRaD deal.
DAdo al sirnpstico pssGA II smon Ma Torres.
"a Udes. sabsn Ios p0ntoa que eAlza Ma
FtADo AbTi, eono poetB; Iitsrato parioGista.
YO, cAda yes que leo an tFAbajo Rngo, d.
20 81 que ben saerihe ass dsmonio ls
l6DgaHe en- eusntA qqe Mariana Abril
20, eompB AdvaTaRrioa polisieos pero aSto
20 e. fHWsoIIa que lie i'm pida 81, OR mIs apl6u-
Aos, aomo tAmpoco 4 nj lssg do eAao xabo
sus hermusAs crsAcIoDeG IttsrariaE.
PsTo SARos Al dt EtT, como dacia ell and&-
lus.
La muier, 90 Ell rOsnES edbeRa mas pigtonA
10 que tiena oil hombra dificiimenta sc Is
pueds sstndiAk.
PruabA nj cEnto
Era ClsmeneiA, que f&miliaPmepte se ls
eOnoce per Me ehd, buena mCchar9s & ear
10 eabal, con sus O. Jon grkndes y sus pests ~
IRTEas, capAg de aacnr de quieio, al misBf.tmo
podTe stGTRo Or defectG tenfA. .. oil pie IN
POGO bGSsaDts yd1qSIs.
De Meneha, esaaba euR uRmoFado como IN
eeTd0 Cip.aAn ioven, medic bTt5G sain vlcios
memories todoa los BsEaeoB, las doce de "a
noche, era tsEcio SECURE, con gnitarra sers
Hottondo, frsnts . ID Gaia de MeuchR.
De pArses oirIe aodAsis, entire loa Aeorde
De tn guitArRn, eADtar.
sLevEnt&as oiffs
Lss enerd8B de mi Ira.
Levsntata vsTAe
Qns triste eats mi yidaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
II ermtnar6 }

pero Msncha Sc haeia Ia sofdaa los reclaraoa
ds aquel amor porque Saba que 10 q ae iba q
yer era In gran rasd'4sto de Ctprian.
OipFfan, segufa impsrt6rrito las demos
traciones de 81 amor vehementei no eomla,
pAsaba las nochsa en- clAro. siemp pre- pensRndo
an su Menchsi aaf So consu rnfa. dsbilifa ban
Bus fasEzas, las sensaciones del mundo Exterier
lls gahan 81, como IN euerpo ain alma: el
Bsmbiants pkido y sns ojos brillantes, ocuitos
entire las 0rbibAs, parecfan oios de aFAs bri.
llendo entire oscuras cavernas: slemprs NAL
humcrAdo, fsbrlla huyendo del contacto de los
amigosi 6uscaba 10 solodad, para que nada 10
distgajsra al Fseuerdo de su Mancha. de
Msncha, que no le queTf+
Asf paBaba los dias Cipr.sD, enfsrno, me-
lRnc6 loo, buac&ndo Ia soledad para psnsAr en-
Mencka, = Meneha oividada de- Ciprian; por-
que era nm hombFe pklido, enfsrmo, NAL hu.
morado y bT1 Ja.
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.s.s.....sp..... ........- ..4........ -.
A. Ios dos amos, present6ss dc nuevo cIprikn,
BRiudab'e, 1oviAl. fuartsa robusso, con louHn CO.
lor hschO trinQnSte
Su prinera vl.flA fne Meneha qaa 10
recibld sntFe manifsasacionas de sfsoio fra
aes carinonAs.
-Pero namtsa decfs III snchs. con sus oiss
gran Isa @avAdos Ga CfprIan a ua guapo y So
iudabis ha vsnido Oiprikn, 81 20 estoy ioea d :
algeria aati'fssha, porque "a 10 tsDGo isrea,
Il nj Iado...
cipriAn la eseuahaba lleno do ulAslsr, '
aRcsndo sA ps d lslo b anso, para seesrss Ell sE-
dor qua ls eorFfa oar si eus4s, pronuneiIlbA ell
han socorrido Iqlt caler hRc-i
MenehR gus era listR, expot0 Is mfnifss-
taei6n de CipriaR, pAra pedfr aDsmltaS .
une Ia hicIsra q q vase de ag1a de nIstIo CON
lsTa6R. ...,........... y misntFas ID vis1a
fu6 pur et Fefreseo ia ancha, apretand5 Illa m 3.
nos CipTian Ia hesEqasabs dc 10 lInio.
't.t..4ttf. ...+......4. ..t...,...s....... .s.-.
s.4stts.....44.s.... ....st..e.4ss ..s. /.
oipFian 81 jowsn paiido erfsrmo y bruf0
qua eRRkaba aarenaAas . Msneha ..... sra
dsspEecisao. cIpFiAn 81 ioTen colorado lovial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
Conato de incendio
Vicente Rnbio,

EI Yacht eAEsascEoD Kscian eonstruidc por
lsB EstAdoB UniAos y dsdfeado 81 Emparad0E
dal Aismanih hA sstsdo { pnnt0 do ser pfesa
total de m ineead1c.
TN fardo de- hilo da algod6n dsstinad0 s
lilnpiaF al asaite de- 10 mGqnlns toui6 fusgo eOn
una brasa qua sat6 en- bKeva la8 llama8 In
vadisron 81 deEaFtamsnto.
In maquiniass de gaardta did 10 vos de
alarna.
FGs sotocAda ID eonfagraci6n brsvsmente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
DESPRECIOs Y BESOs
DO La Correspondence" !"

Para &divinar l&s dalieadsaas
? sehtimishtos de una mujsr,
bastA eonoesr oil hombrs & qulsn
AmR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
: MELON

o NO So en que AJHHtamlent0,
dssda tieEnpo inmsmoFlal,
tsnfsn los eoneei&lss
10 costa IA brs de lleYar
Ia ssgt6n Rn mai6n
de IL msj0P caiidad
asf 90 qnael AyuatamieRto
pAFeefa ala mslonar.
Al tsPmInAr laa aasionss.
AlIl, sn oil nisEo local,
los n selnns se eomfan
eoH Elusha bPal q ailidad
paFo, ants's Dc AbrtR nirgano,
10 sofia pregnntsr
GSPoT snaL mellon prineiRiamosf
Z dsGfA uA eoneejal;
@Por el msl0R del alealde.
cue eB TIN masl6n hasta allk.>
Vicente Rnbio.
The age-herald., 1902-02-27
AGREEMENT ON
 THE CENSUS BILL
ALL EMPLoYES OF OFFICE AT TIME OF SIGNING BILL EXCEPT uNskILLED LARoRERs WILL BE RETAINED.

Washington, February 26-The con- ferees of the two houses of Congress on the bill creating a permanent census bu- reau reached an agreement today.
 The bill as agreed upon embodies most of the amendments made In the Senate though some of them are retained in modi- fled forms. All the employees of the office at the time of tho signing of the bill, except unslkilled laborers, are to come under the provisions of the civil service law. The provision requiring fu- ture appointments to be made under the civil service law was modified by the conference so as to make requirement. ap- plicable only to permanent appointments. The directors salary is fixed at 5000 per annum instead of 5000, as suggested by the house. and $7,500 as named by the Senate. The chief clerks salary is fixed at $2,5O0 Four chief statisticians and four chiefs of divisions are provided for.
 The provision relating to the collection of cotton statistics for the year was amended by the conference so as to re- quire that weekly bulletins on this sub Ject shall be published each year from September l until February l following.