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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
General Insurance Agent

representing the following
tiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire 4 Marine and Va.
State, Richmond. Virginia;
Home, of n. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich L nj ion
Pennsylvania Fire and Fir,
Association, of Philadelphia.
| also represent the Fidel
ity X DepositCo., OF Md, and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co., of y. Y.
All business entrusted
whether fire insurance bonds
or of indemnity on officials
or employees, will receive
prompt attention
OFFICE-Room, No. 4
Peninsula Bank Building,
WILLIAMSBURG. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

CLERKS OFFICE OF YORK COUN-
TY COURT, OCTOBER 25TH. A.
D., 1902.
To LORENZO DESSoRGORRAS:
Nouare here
by notified that a tract OF land sailed
and known as 'Sherman's' (not on the
Commissioner ; Books IN any name at
the present time) containing 30 acres.
Bruton District. York County, State OF
Virginia, was sold on the 18th day OF
October, M the year 1886, for delinquent
taxes. levies interest, and costs 20 the
Commonwealth OF Virginia, and appli-
cation for the purchase thereof has oeen
fled in this office, and It appearing from
the records IN this office that you are IN
,erested in said land, you are further
notified TO apps ar in tour months from
the date of TINS notice and do what may
be necessary 10 protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 18th day Vi
October A. D. 1902.
T. T. HUDGINs, Clerk
HAT. York County Court. Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

The wood question IS the alLabsorb.
ing one here now. The idea Of getting
coal is about abandoned for the present
and everybody is after wood.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

Nuu NNW" TIT fNH NIN iANiF-
When YOU take Groves Tastcicss Chill
Tonic because the formula is nlainl,
printed on every bottle showing that d
is simply Iron and Quiniic in "a tastcics.
'orm. No Cure. Nu Paw. JOc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

A Arbitrary Tea was given by the
Womau's Auxiliary of Bruton church
last night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

A vote for Maynard is n rebuke 90 the
trusts and monopolies. fostercd by the
Republican party.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

The William and Mary football team
viii play Randolph-Macon next week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

'~n-DD LE IN ~ rECl APRIL ID.
Aso--
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND MAIN
STREET STATION.
~, o-. ~. an
a2lspAf lof7 PA Och.
= lG - al IL 81 p Nf ~ p-+.-.l,.'
T2TpM 4IaA.N.-Iv Rsi~,gb
1u.25 Pm. 200 ANA. HAulet
10 30 pm 40 AAi.-Lv ha-,Irt
$50 An. 1855 P.M.--Ar. Atlanta
zoo Al. 1898 A,M.-Ar Columbia
Eastern Timsl
A'uo An s.fV AMY. Columbia
central rinr.l
go ~ -.to AT savannah
,--D ~, ''oN M. AT. ac~-an Wiz
I 545PW G4zANfN - us -N-s -''i"'
1882 Pal. zoos a. -Ar chaIlo,,.
/ 1885 A. 81. lO21 A.N.-I.v Cbrsrer
/ 8t3 ANIL PA LIZ. t,rrrn,S-.,.d.
/ 6.l3 Al. $50 T.. MY. Athens.
80 Al. 300 f. M-Ar. Atlanta.
$40 u NJ. Ar. Augusta.
ll.33 Al. 10 4. M.-Ar. Macon
90 IN S--u f-M.-Ar. M0mtR ON y
80 A-M.-AF' Mobile.
.,,, - A--d.--Ar- Ncw On .enns
,o ~ - a AT NAsn' lie
''si'i P"'-'
a." 40. % caves hlenmond o.lO
- "a "A"1 'ol I o'eisoufs. Noriin". y,
- a''.l al uleiIie'ila'e points ten-
Her,ierson > i0 h a 80 E-i.1-.,' "a
- "A Iailv ..5 nn~s,,, ~ (, -
Iv e.cept sunday
Trains le,,ve R,rhmo,s ~, yv..ht
ton. New Yorx ana - 80, -
. No a At 5.45 A "A end ~ 81 y,
, sos p. #.
al Connections Al Jaeksonvill. nd
q lamps for ali Florida East coass nan, /.
/, - 49, va anu 80 H1co, a SeW OF
and California. --SA'~"
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
o AA-A'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
r & n Chesapeake *
- sours - Ohio Ry.
To c ncinnati. Louisville. ChicasC. ST.
Louis, Etc
cHEnULE ~ EFF ct. OcropER g. 1902
From Williamsburg.
| CRAVE. wESruOuNp.
From Williamsburg.


$50 a M Daily COB Richmond. Com
ncctsa Kichmond With James
River Division train daily for
Lvuchhurg. lexington, Va,
and Clifton Forge, also cou-
meets at Richmond except
SUNDAY with Local to Cit
ION Forge.
iO.+7 4. m. Fast train Except sunday
tO Richmond $50 stops. Par
Tor car old Point To- COR
dousvilie and pullmaus from
Gordnnsvillc. Ctnciu9tu aud
Louisville.
5.32 p. M. Daily Fast train GO Rich
mond. Pador Car 80
stops Connects with Chica-
40 and So. Louis Special ear
wing PuI.man ior Cincinnati
aud So. Louis.
5.5S p. ui. Except sunday Local O.
Richmond.
EAsrnoUND,
9.O4a M. Local Except Sunday q,
old Point, Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
| $50 a. m. Fast train daily. with Parlo
Car 20 Old Point Norioi
and Portsmouth,.
| 400 %. m. Except sunday Fast trar
with Parlor Carior Old foiu
Norfolk. aud Portsmouth
80 local stops. Connect
az Old Point daily wit
Steamers tor Nasmngto
and Cape Charles san
except Sunday. for Bait
more. and al Norfolk WIT
Ncw York Steamer.
6.a3 p. m. Daily. Local 70 Old Point
On sundays only connectio
VIA Newport News tor No
folk and Portsmouth.
For detail information. connection
rates, tickets, etc, apply 20 your s'ario
agent, or 20
W o. WAh THEN.
District Pass Agent.
C..E DOYLE, IA. " FULLEE,
Geul NJ g'r. y. +. A.
Richmond. "
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
p-STH or MRS. ADA c. DENNIS.
Win Her Death the last Hope % a
solution Of a Deep Mystery Dis.
appears.

Washington. October AFTER how
ering between ure and death since last
December Mrs Adj Gilbert Dennis. the
victim % one or the most mysterious
assaults IN the history ~ the District
Of Columbia, died az 5hs Garield Hos
pital IN this cisN Co day. With her
death the last nepe % a solution ~ the
mystery has afsappearcd Mrs Dennis
came here from Gettysburg. Pa. and
married Walter Desais. a Washington
actor She was fosnd December Inc
sensible ln her bedroom Her skull
was crushed Various theories were
advanced as to the motive on the crime
bat no definite clue was ever obtained.
Robbery was suggested. but rejected,
as Sl0O on The table had not been taken
by her assailant Tn one or her semi
rational moments she exclaimed. "Its
A woman" Subsequently she made
contradictory statements She never
recovered sufficiently GO talk rationally
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
Railroads
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Short Line to Principal GILES a. RE
South and Southwest, Florida. Ca.
Tex ., California snd Mckee. reach
Ing the Capitals Of Six Statss.

SCHEDULE is EFFECT APRIL ID.
1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Ia Investigation de los cargos hecnos
-,r+ra rL.ss Turbass pOr sus agresiones y
nor sus connivencias con los foncionarios
1dblicos en sus deiitcs, contin1a sstisfseto-
riamente.
I'll senor HartZell parece connrmar la
fnvestfgsci6n de una manera impartial
s3ncera Z fnsutradO en- ell deseo de averiguar
= ver5sd de los hech0s. En- estA seguridad
rreemcs que Ai in Ia j1sticia brillara 7 SL2s
7-Brbass recibiran tan rEdO gOlpe que Ell POr
4 sclo evitarS Ia continuation de esa S0cte-
5ad organizada de bandidOs.
Fsta investigation no es contra elias
T1rbass Dropiaments hablaDdO, n contra
T1s frdividuOs que las cCmpOnen. Pues Sc
zabe rruy bien que estss gentes son simPies
5assforados q criminales, como los cue exis-
en- en todss parties, pero que Sc organtzsn
2 son alentados autoriZados al crimen p0r
ios de arritR, este es por las auborinades
--r ssR Fsz6n Sc les perm1te So nefanda
cgmpaEa, ssEdn Sc supOne, zen defensaS de
los intereses del partido republicano. Ha-
vsuse desaparecer las aut0ridades que las
sIientau, proceseSeles Y euT1eseles Ia car
eel Sc vera como no dan mas senales de
vida.
EstA Investigation llevs IN fin Lnzs
alto es el de poner en- claro la corruption
1ue existe en- los tribunales en- Ia pOlicfa,
IA cuaI cOrrupci6n Ia hecho faetible GLas
TurbasS csmpar por sus respepos, sin que
6cvan sido mOlestadas en- una socieoad tan
culta morigerEda como Ia nuestrs.
III procedimient0 que deberfa empiear-
e contra elias deberia ser el de entregarlas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Sin pOder tenerse en- pie

Aai como hay psrTonaa que no puedsn e.
neTss en- pie, Ion Ataxicos. las hay iguaimsnss
cue no pusden peFzanecar zen1&dAE.
En- Eapsfs &c hA echo rnbIieo, psro SOLO
en- Hzitndo efreulo. IN eAs0 de gEss genera.
AcsuAImsnsa ai De1ico De Prsgas HAak3Vics
tiena en- ssE1dE0 dos
r. rrfmafa sE IN hombrs ds currents noss
1ue an cuRnt0 an RfsntR snfra 4obreaaiScs brEs-
eos que Ia haeen eAer 81 Euela. g prsten0s
asnsArse de nusvn, otro AsaQue mza fnerfe Ie
obifgA Il AbRndonRr su pRoposif0.
e. Eegundo c8so corresponds an DeHraa-
tsnico de cfncusnsa cussro AIDS, que aunqus
50 RsiR O unR mesa para psKmAnecer Rena&dos
era daHpsdfdo con Tioisncfa. eusl 81 de d aiIl2
HurgtsHen nusilsa iEviHtbless Pero &C gran en-
rule, one la derKibag8n.
Gsr8s vGceE. auDque mas raTzEen1ss a
ssntarsa s6lo aEfrfA ell malestar producfdo por
81 ssmor de QuS AquellR fuerza sooEenAE1rAi Is
sxpniaArR del &sfeEso.
El doctor HNsk9vfe stFfbngs u doisneia
IN sstRdo sransttorto dc hfpeEescisAEiaidao ds
loR cantxoa nsEwi0g0s-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Jose de JESUS TizoI

Avar doce, rsgrssS q IN pAtFiS, deEpu6H de
n uerfedc 20 eismpo de eHtu lt0R persevsEanfes
, esfueFrcs rsGliEadoE en- WGHhiBg gtop, sn cuyA
Tnivsraidad &SEbA de grAdu1Fas como A5o-
gkdo.
cue ls tFai0, BuB amigos en- nGmsFo de mEa d O
aoScisntoS, ss dfrigisron III muslIe pETa daTls
Ali sl AbrAE0 de bienysnida. e. rseioiniento
rsEult6 brtllAnts.
All vimos una rsprsSensEcio1 vSlieEa de
n Juvsnfud Federal obreFoE neFitfsimoH
amigos de naestrc compRtrlot&, cue vusivs hoy
con sl auTsl del tEfunfo; 0EtsE2ando IN dfpIo-
ma. eonquihtado con Eu tnlentC trMS ma ssKis
ts inceG1ntes EReFiheioE.
TI1slito ca Presidents ds Comit6 de .lR
ruvsntnd federal en- San JcAn propaganda
"A ineanIAbls y muy psp1lEK de nneBtroB idea-
Tafs inErsEo en- DnsRtR2R 14aa en- una epocM friM-
q para Puerto Riec, etRpA De abusoB y crf-
uepss:T en- AauelloT tiempos copStFy6 ell Co
nile di6, EodeEdo Ge m grupp honroSo de
nAtriotas, un noble siemplo De eivismo. Los
3ue reeusEdsn esoG ofAs comprendsFSE eI he.
enc vaLsruEo rcEiiEMdo Dor eEtoH i6Panss cue,
no, oIganisSEsn lA propaganda lnmfn0sA an
medic a. GGusiA atEosfsrA ds EnArqEfA.
% .EdoF, pAlAbra ca conVfncsnts, doctrt-
aarlM. perRURBiva, n vseeR. KIN ocRhionea vi
brRnte. ATdisnts, durR, y entcDcea Eus concsR-
soS, f3rmAdos nj esioF del pAtFfotlsmo, brotsn
como l4EmArAdGs ds iaeaEdio y ausman Ina
ffsntes mAloitEa.
AhCgad9, y, en- IS luch4s del foFo, tsndrS de
ttguro 81 pusEto de comhRslsnts, como 10 tis-
ns sn lR nehA colsctiyR ds lAs IDEAS pRfri5si :
ekl poT enS1siaNmo y conGec1snelR.
la DEhOCBACTA aaludM frAseFrAlmenfs Al
l3vsn pAiaaia fsdeEMly &l nuRTn c&nps6n del
asrsehD, snFiAnoolB 81 RpiRnBo sincere su
FsE AlsntadcrAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
EI prOgreS de la Investigation
de THE SAN JUAN NEWS J

4 los tribunaIes, que T5Efa entonces "a con.
veuieucia ds unos = otros, pu3iendo luego el
.aiaeut5 70 proceder contra los trlbunales
aurorfd ades iustameute en- Ia f0rma en- Que
10 ests hacienda Ell sehor HartZsll.
Los soldados en- Filipinas cue disPara-
ron sus fusiles contra los nstiy0s que mu.
rieron sin ser juZgsdOs ri sentencIadoss no
fueron cuIPsdOs por nadie,
Podfa ser que sllos, los Instruments,
comureudferan cue hacfau NAL, per0 no Sc
les debfa culpar: en- cRmbio los cabeeillas
dfrectores, los 0iciales que dirtgieron "a
aatanza, & esos 81 que Sc les hizo response
blas v Sc les juzg6, sin que nadie Sc leEan-
tara 4 Dedir el casblgo dc los soldados.
Pues bfen. el caso es idenGicO al que
ocurre con AS turbas, con exception de que
sstas DO tieuen cue 0bedecer Las 6rdenes
frafrfcidas de sus aEiad0s, o sea de los cabe-
elias dfrectores, 1ue son mas r5sponssoles
delincuentes que eI torpe J ctag0 instFu-
mento que Utilizan.
Es veraad que los ladrones tambian son
fruorautes V POGO escrupulOsos; per0 los mas
i5tsresantes. aquellos que les dirigen, son
los verdaderCs culpables de sus desafueros,
2 nuestro pareceF, estes son los que deben
ir al banuuill0 de los acussdos.
No hay que dudar de que este es Ell in
4 obieto de Ia investigation: pues ST hemos
7a deiar tmpunes los com ponies que Sc apii-
can en- las cArceles para fines p0ifticos. IS
nroblable cue Espan2 Sc yea obligrda il.
tsrvenir en Ell asunto por SraZon de huma
nidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

POS CDRBEO


Tani0 L..
ContfndMn la9 lnvsskfgNei0nsR sobrs los
naro aslIos crmatfdna po IaE tnrhRa.
EIcv prsatHr&n daelaraci6n v&Fl&s psgsorss.
-srusfnfo Dzaz Navarro, declare ResreE de
mggu0oa hsrhrn, aaegurHndo taMSlEn cue mn
ehxs wegsa Eoa EocsAisEt4s E2ba&n E0iscIsa6c 81
SoneurR0 para intarTenfr 81 los asr7PslloE
arresionss de uue venfAn aisndo CC3sto.
Dies cue sismurs 9ns 80 eEs8nlEeiA siguna
cnr4a a. astna atrnpnlAus, reEnltshAn caatigR-
dax Isx vfcRinREs uus 81 les hAh1A 8conHe181o
nne rscurrfnasn al 9sbsrn8dnr d Attorney
: uua rampcrn Sc Tea hRkta harno 5astfElhs qne
scr suE quefna Ri a7hernRdnT, ane - vaFlsn
como Ago Ee hnrfs, Gus sstaha s7nVsnst1c
de u1e teEft rAs6a pnes Sc ea&&cA 12@Isnao .
snwmTtfwm@86 la 1odma laa danHnslAa-
Ei ssa3r uinz Navarro Ne sstanosc en- casaa
t,,~nrtnnama znnrfsas1aefena sabre los afssinsaE
hnehoA wmndAltccB cCnrEl10R Sc @HsA eaFls3a.
Anv vais0sn FasEiaa II 1eslATaetoa h1ehE
nor nj aissin9nidn IatFAaps pnas 1aac g gran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

lnduIto

Es presidents c. Cuha Esn7r Estrada Pal
ma, coscsdi6 aver fnduGs0 gsneFsl sodoE ios
prssoa eomplicadoE en- SIS czRE&R pof fr1f&c-
ci6n de las lsgss pcstAleR otros deiis0s, sn CO.
labraei6n dal estAblseimfento de la rsF1olics.
MF NseIy
z C. Essly qas era sl procsasdo de mas
imrortAncfa per defFaudRei6n dal teH0ro, fae
tAmblen fnduitsdn s&ii6 anasgnidA para los
EsfAdos Unidos.
Cuba para los euban0s
Estrzd1 Palma tfena 81 prop6sfs0 de qua,
rartIr del 10 Ia Julio pr6Kimo, oe1pen log CT
bRnos toaos los pusstOs Ph5lieos DC 81 Patriz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
HThe Puerto Rico Herald"

Hoy lego sEta sindad 81 nuusEo 4e Gu
este irtsPsEE tfsim0 seE1snaTio, Gas ccnEiene
Ion siguientss grAeadosf giEtss de Saint Pierrei
don JoES M@ndeE CaKdons, don AtsnEsfo C1a-
ara OafnoneE. Ia slecei6n ie II prestisnts
(caylcaturs) don jose G. del Vale, don Maria
no Ahrti, Sc tE1Eis&s Dolores GimenRx priGgos
de CEguss; Angeles Antongt0Egts de LsIzF 3
Jopefs . In Tore, de Barcelcness: A1aIR Goa-
E6Iex B4uE&, de Ponce; sl general Ast0s va
rfas fntograff2s intsTc&lad2s en Ia Cr62ica.
& saxto, como sismprs, &man1Aimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
FAMILIA LOPEZ VALDES

Han tF4alAdsdo an Fesidanefs de CSgnas &
Can Juan I'll RprsEiAbla eAbMller0 don GrNgoTfo
Lopez, Aominiss-ador de In Aersdfaad& f6hTfeA
as tabheox IS FAlc6s, ~ dIEfingnidA Rti9ra
doha Ilabel VRldes, quiGnes daseAmcs bnenoB
tucsHoH en- nnevA rssideneiK-
L0H eEpopoH L0pss noe eneargRn les daapi-
danus De ans numarcERs amiat1dea de eEta ciu-
1Ad. > ias gee cfrsesn 81 nusvR cks3, Gala de
Allen FnrtAlsxR-EhRerc So
Dsi1noEles compiaeidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Nuey0 abogadO
puertOrriquefiO

81 diEtingui6o fovsn don EsDssio r Ca
aAisa sa gFadG6 da &bogRdo ell ofR Go los CO.
gFisnteH, en- BAltimcEa, kabisndo Obtsnid0 en-
% tres Rnna del curaC dos msdailas do orc
HnA mHnGi6n honnrtacM.
Pronto rsgrssRrk 81 I'M native
A0Eotr0E le feiicitAmoN de tcdas vsFRs por
= hEtlRnts reRulfAdo da ana susudioE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Meeting en- Salinas

& domingo Gltimo Sc eslebro m gran
rueetfrr acciAlfata an al pueblo "a Salinas.
Aaisti6 g. uumeFczfEiua ecncuFFepcia.
Hiaisron uso de % pslRhTa los Hsnores don
Juap Cssapo don EAFceIlEo RAufssE.
Al ksrninnF eEEs &ctC, los obreFoe rseo-
yFiaFou ia Gales en- nRnifsEFRci6n u5lfcE.
Por L. nosha tuvo tfses0 IN luciso bsiie
n IoE ssionss da il AicaIdfR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
A PLUMA Y A PELO

10 olgidsn nusstras lsctorzs que mAEAnA
ssapAracsrA aHtA Eseet6n.
81 tsmA eEccgldo eEi @GQa6 opinA UAtad de
los hsaos qne CAmblRu entire Il las mui isresgS
"a hemoM Fscihldo vRriAG ccnsessaetones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
De San Vicente
EI yoIcan Soufriere

hotieiaa ds Barbados dfcan que al wole&n
1e San ViesHts. In Scnfrfers, m llanado To-
11S ruH CO nR4As de- snnrmen pc 1Heoa mats
rl18 iEnsBn.
GuehAs PiankReiones pr6xixnRs al voIc6n
An aiGo totAimnnte arEAHAdRs, prodrrl&ndoha
continues tnccadt0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Loa hRnitantes 80 ancuanaEnn maG eona.
aarnAeou aua nnrna, pcr eEBaF g7a 81 mnnclD-
eAao fsrtmsnc ea RBguTin De ctKos mas h0rFi-
F'as iRhaAta8 eatReliamras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

0tras rcsEeiAs maniaestRn qua durnnsa IN
norraroSa srupes5n cue htxo aver msf1nR La
AalirimFs, ef@ei0 q mar Go nnA nAnarn napmn.
tons, rstiE&naeae daapneG mnchos Ezearcs dc la
playa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Las mpfewes maFcas &c saBE
eos cfgGrrIiles dat p&fs 50 ve1dsn II oe1Raa sn
eli deu6sfse da :. ". Blsnco.
San J1zn. F3EfRlexs lnnsro -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

rrsHtfg4o asere grar fnsrxa ante ias 2uforiaa-
des aus urscfIean IL invsEs'gscfba-
e sefI5r Dsnx Navarro hz EeSi5iao mucnas
fsIIefraeionss rcE vagfenta acfsfaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

~RECOMEEDAEOs nusEsFos amigos
Il hofaI GThs MaT4nas, San Jcse nq I. Capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Il sasTRERIA DE MODA ss Il de En-
~tous Tssfebre. Cristo No q. RsconsnoSE1oS
nusssros amigos aus lA faVoFszc-n con aaS
trsbAios. IN 3+
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
GRAN HOTEL-R RESTAURANT
TIN NdILAIERRAS = . y


conztudo paaagos
80 da loa Hote. sontasa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Trztsss de avsrig4aF sn q invssE gaelon
cue Sc llews & c2bo como Ios xgrsdi1os por i1s
turpAs reznfsabRn c&xtigados per Jos lasess &C
pclielR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Easa noehs Ia szlidc 81 vApoE SPusrte BIZ
ece para In isia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Alaunoa de l0f sszAigos han ma1ifssssdo
Al ssfIor Ezrszsll eRs haeen IN szcr1ncio sn
servir 4 ia 5aRss1ia y . gaDiaEz0 a1aaEiGAno ls-
-s--.ar5o sr aoneTs Is lss saFhHs ccnpronae-
tIendo eou clio 81 srznquilIdAa "a sa sxia-
tancia pues Eon anena<adof prcFaaa1aa FoF
4r,E fnt.fVtaras ah4ia6cs dIeha gBcei2cicn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Dasda hses mncho tiampo gozs ds gran
-rksgto Is fgbYfca ds iicoTsz De Pedro CnAndTT.
Hov a. In f.vorfta del p6blicos pusH SIS HSorss
Scr los rnsiorss cue Sc faorieRn-
@A yz.<s fEF~frs % szuectaI en "a eonfeeei6n
a. - vvuaa ana uzErcas san exselentes.
r ron narc2 eBi TrolYS es 81 qua ae pone
an aodas las uaezaz de los hct=iss es&As par
teularee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Sc eEtsn eaierraH10 les e1Amensa sn 81 CO.
Iegio Ella Uni6n Tbero Auar1csnss
rFnrhas Drnanas de aasIantc vie1e7 6ando
Iov disefuuiog &c sEse inporsa1te centre Dc
ssnfs.
Lss RsignAtur2s sx&rntnsdas hsasA AnoFa
son varias en- tod&s han qusoAdo muy p-sn
Ios RiumEo9.
Pusae sstar aAfisfachc ei ssfi3r Lorrisnss
da 10 bien cue van resulkando sss0E exSmsEsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

ssEAa Dezm0eraeaa % ven
flaan In casa de xThe Allen News ,
PAaza Alfonso XII nnmeEo %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

THE HELyETIAS.-27, CGlis de ls oTEzs
@rnn enas Dc hn6sredes. sIsEIe D a1Ees
Anoxentos pRFE families rersoDsa SOFAS. %
midas 50 cenxavos cubiaxso. Bsno. 1sisIoho
7g7. AuHysado ccTrso EOS. PrcptssAEi0s-Fs1Eo
NOTAs-Esta hotel sssz . cargo da uns Sc.
ncrtsa esgtsEa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Ia NUEvA CENTRAL, "a Andres Pla.
D1Ece7fs, confterfA fspc1ssE1A. - san
=. -e4-rc -7-ss strxen todz eI&ss da smear
EOS an dfeho rHno. San JaED, Puerto kieo--
Tei&fonc: i57.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Ea candidate del gobsFnRdoE psr& 81 pues
"a "a ! uuerin ntendents de- l&s pToxiEnks aieeclo-
nes, Mr.. Butter. u.s.
Mr Batter 81 m americana iEny qasfiao
an Puarto Rieo por sus bueE2E eonoicionea
EeYTonsies.
z cargo de SzrsriEtendeDts de slsecionss e
sR sfn nas Inportarts eE eEs rsmos P0es os ea
dsusnda. cze ss&n fegaisE no
sabsrnos cua Ell paEtido federal vsTis con
eusso il desigraci6g lie tai ecrgssto cana5sro
paFs ess cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

rsss haeho cargo d. l& defsnsa ds Jsaa
Marines. an - c2nsA 1us 1s as sac poS = :
ssnxaago Pa mar.
= sovan palnar siene musaca asantos i'm
r,nre1ntms : N cargo. ESQ pynaoa qns - 81
lesrsao da gran e0mret@nsaas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-09
HAD CHOLERA ABOARD.
Transport Sherman from Manila in
Quarantine at Frisco.

San Francisco. Oct. 9.-The army
transport Sherman, which left Manila
38 days ago and on September 8 put
into Nagasaki with cholera on board.
arrived in port today and was ordered
to anchorage off the quarantine station
at Angels Island. No communication
with the troops were permitted but a
megaphone message conveyed the news
that there had been no sickness on the
Sherman since she left Nagasaki. Her
passengers may be landed tomorrow
but the vessel will be held for fumiga-
ton. After leaving Manila the Sherman
went into quarantine at Merivotes or
five days Between Merivotes and Nag
asaki cholera broke out among the pas
sengers. There were 10 cases nine of
which proved fatal. One of these that
died was Mrs. Edward Casey of San
Francisco She had been visiting the
Philippines. The Sherman remained in
quarantine at Nagasaki until SeDtem-
Der 20.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-09

of various kinds are purchased Sy the
state annually for the use of the various
state institutions; and
Whereas, Many Of the supplies for the
maintenance and support of our state in
featured and produced within the state or
not. are bought and sold by merchants
regularly established in business within
the state; therefore be it
Resolved by the senate. That all officers
or boards charged with the duty of buying
supplies for the public should give the
preference to goods manufactured or pro-
duced within the state. and in case OF
articles and commodities not manufac-
tured within the state, that preference
should be given to bidders who are bona
fide residents of and regularly engaged IN
business in the state; provided, that resi-
dent manufacturers, producers and bid
ders should at all times be required to
meet outside markets in quality and price.
Passed the senate February T.
Passed the house February 4. House reso-
luton No. 81.
A resolution passed by both branches
of the legislature ought to be as binding
as a law. especially upon public servants
who want to do their duty.
Last month a proposition was talked
over to have a produce exchange instituted
in Topeka. and this received the approval
of the body Wednesday night
Because of the absence of many of the
members, some being at the session of the
board of education and others at the G. A.
r. encampment, the meeting was small.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-09
Rate for Cattlemen

Denver, Colo, Oct. S.-The secretary of
the National Live Stock association today
received information from Chairman c.
NJ Pratt, of the Southwestern Passenger
bureau of st. Louis, that a rate of one
fare plus 50 had been granted the assoei-
alton for the occasion of its sixth annual
convention which convenes in Kansas City
on January 10. This rate applies from
all points within the territory of the
Southwestern association. namely the ter
ritories of Indian and Oklahoma and the
states of Missouri and Texas. Tickets
will be on sale January y and 13 and
good for return leaving Kansas City on
the 18th, but upon the payment of fifty
cents to defray the charges of execution
by the joint agent, this time will be ex-
tended until and including January 81
This extension is for the purpose of per
hitting the delegates to the convention to
run an excursion from Kansas City to
New Orleans after adjournment.