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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-27
Agriculture.


Thsfs tee n.,sii,l aia.fshss Of npisiop
.Goes asry .fisfr. - 10 los beiiers 30
tfnasd Tor the dairy shoals be ied. On
oss eide /, il n.lsisisca tt.i they .boeld
restise 90 srsis shsltset. 90 tbs ether
liberal s'sin iessibe 10 adtoestei. A. 3
very eonneu uhtn Vices meet and elssh
both sides Iae 10 extremes. To cay tbs.
10 aevslopits the heller a. srsin should
be ted 10 spiBs too far. 10 cur judgment.
although II 10 true that isitsIins sfsips
shnuld BE- svoidei. The isnde1cy 10 Icy
90 h-sh eau be cultivated not only In .
breed bot 10 iueisidasl., spi hke Other
kinds Of oaltars Il 10 lsors ,1-cnve II be
90 ~iih the youns snim.l Al the came
tine tie ohisciioo 10 staia should no, be
c.rfied 10 th. extent OF oil wing the better
10 so ibsoticiently nourisbed. la the de
yilopmsri Of = daily calf, however the
teediog shonld consist very largely oil
eo.t-e iofsse oas OF the points TO be de
veIoped 10 large feeding capacity, and The
c.psciiy, too. to tara the cosrser ioisse 10
to milk. To DO this . development OF
psnpcb snd r5ominess 10 the digestive eye
ten is essential. A cell established dsir
poilt is the wedge shape Of tie oos,
snd the straight level nnderiine th.t 10 vel
nei 10 the beef spimsl 10 not wanted 10
the dairy GOV. 10 other words. tepdsp
CT to what lie called "pol,sn" that is fatal
to beei excellence, 10 40 bdvsptsge 10 the
d.uy animal. 10 secure IL 10 easy enough.
100 easy 10 fact. ss is often fonnd by those
Who are raising snimsls intended Tor meet
prod uction. II 10 3 common fsoIt 10 grow
ing beei calves 90 skim milk aud can essi
~ be prod ueed by compelling the calf 10
rely too exclusively 90 the milk. whereby
Il is compelled to dtiDk too large Qnsnti
ties 10 order to get ptugh to eat. Pas
are often made pot euttef b. the same
course Of treatment. 10 developing the
dairy hitler, whose life work will be to
consume lsrse qusuties OF coarse forage,
the same thing, not carried to 40 extreme
OF course. should be produced by making
the dairy heller depend mainly on the
cosrser food. THE, bowevsr, does not
preclude The ides Of feeding come ersin 81
though care shonld be taken that II Is net
grain OF fs,teniug kind. Live Stock 10
diostor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-27

At . western insane hospital $50 scre'
ssie pIsrtst TO potatoes last year 1t,
pots,o crop sss slnost . total fsilare IN
The same locsii,y bscsuse OF .bs drought
aud eiesssivs heat This ssylum crop ~
era et $50 bashtI. pr sore. Whyi Well
80 OF the inmstss ssre given boss and
Kept 81 woft 10 that potato Geld oil
tsroash the try spell; they we're told that
th y uouii h.,e 90 potsioes 10 eel this
ulcief uniess they boet the crop cell. q
never before did 0 ia rocsivs saeh q
,borossh cultivation. Nos. piesss do po,
srss The itiersres that 10 order TO raise
pois,oes 10 . Dry ,e,son you hsse set TO
hsvss ios Of err, MEG TO hoe them. for
The ssue rssalts nsy be ob,sined By bore
sultivs,ion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-27
WORTH 100000, 900.

Tie Rrrsa5rat Ct ctrtAln tif Oh Com
par i sad 70 bs vursh 500 oao, 600, A
t48y Us a noneT sad no nsistake Add
Yss be eAi hsFYy. In ~ address q . hihAa
tless 10 sToke " tgssh kBa tfuabies q tbs
faeA an8 me loads theF have 10 carry A
ypana ie8y whispered 70 iaend that be
fssfhs wnaF Ftnaoa fornms rlAaass un lila
l.stf o., issiefnili. alrias the fBansY among
tho mesEbers ~ the class, ! don't know
WIZ hsF idea about ihe plaster makes ias
Wan, 10 lsngh, bat Il does All tie sane
have seea flsniy az people hngA after
puiting Bcne0Es Piasiem On Their backs
or chests. or on arr ether spot whore here
was weight, he4riHess weakness or pain.
II RAY bc iAs sharp stAhs VI nsamlsta, tho
acASs and wrsarhes Of rbrulna;Asn IL may
be colds 10 musoins or bones i Ray be
taose tisinsy or lumhago ihrlsls that make
yoa yell a. a. a dog hlinI or Il may Ne
strain of crhnp, Gagfliag tia, wants quiet
ing snd comforting. boat bother with
ssltcs, linlmsnis, lotions, etc or with any
~ the stupid and useless gli style piAsiers.
Clap On a BsnsoEt. II relieves ~ once
and cures quickly. II stops the pain and
makes you laugh for tho srry ease and good
feeling a H. But watch out against Inn
italloHs and Substitutes. Al druggists, or
we viii prepay postage on any number
ordered tn the United States on receipt o,
1se. each.
seAbury A johnson, MIG Chemists, NY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-27
GET At The CAUSE.


fhs Day Of Drastic Drugs and PurGstivss
Has Gone ny.
Constipation Of the bowels, usually
considered simple complaint, Is the
more dangerous because it Is deemed
trivial. Trifles neglected become the
most serious Of ailments. "a dose OF
physic will cure 1t " is the usual remark.
But the dose never cures. 1t relieves
for the time, but aggravates the COM
plant for the future, and next time
bigger dose Is needed. The bowels,
strained, weakened, poisoned by re-
peated dosing with strong drugs. be-
come more and more constipated, inyit-
Ing appendicitis. deranged liver and
stomach. weakness OF the urinary or
gans, bad blood, and chronic organic
diseases OF various kinds, Constipation
should be cured promptly. Druggists
sell the one medicine that cures consti-
patton. They sell big bottle OF it for
81 and they call it Calcura Solvent. II
Is the latest discovery Of David Kenne-
dy, Physician and Surgeon, of Kennedy
Row, Kingston, N Y, and il you write
TO the above address. mentioning this
paper, you will receive q small bottle
free. Or If your druggist does not keep
Calcura Solvent, send 81 and receive q
large bottle by express, all charges paid.
Richard F. Johnston, OF Rondout,
N. Y, once the great centre.felder Of
the Boston Baseball Club. later with the
New Yorks and tho Cincinnatis, ID
known all over America He took Cal
cura Solvent for constipation and torpid
liver OF long standing and was cured.
He recommends Calcura Solvent TO ath-
letes. There are hundreds Of other
cases.
BY reason OF its cleansing and tonic
properties on the whole system, Calcura
Solvent puts not only the bowels, but
the stomach, liver. blood, kidneys, and
bladder In a condition OF perfect health.
It is not mere purgative, but a thor
ough constitutional remedy that cures
by removing the morbid deposits that
cause disease.
The di,coverer OF Oalcura Solvent solemnly
swears that he Ia a physician and surgeon
hs Pay b k stass ydpea aag,2 mp e
hDr David Kennedy" 20 to corporation d
somewhat similar name. with the manage
pent Of which he Is no longer CONNECTED;
hereiS2re ! K TRatSySs e R address RaYd
70 roach him DO not BE- deceived 5p rnislsad-
w sds. Of 0tl.er parties using similar mama
Calcura Solvent is for Sale by
A. Fl. PETTIBONE,
CENTRE VERMONT
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DRUNKENNESS

SAFE. HARMLESS GUARANTEE CURE.
- Can be given secretely, patient will
loose all taste for drink without kRowing
Why To advertise our remedy we will msil 81
box. 10 days treatment for 81 90. Two boxer
will cure any ordirary case Particulars for q
stamp, LA RUE CHEMICAL CO.,
ltl7 arch 1T Phila, Pa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
NOBILITY is MORTIFIED
Europeans Offended by United States
Custom Officials.

Europeans Offended by United States
Custom Officials.
New York, July 19.-The Baron and
Baroness de Selliere were not the only
ones on the French liner La Touraine. in
yesterday from Havre. to be put through
a cross examination as TO their right TO
step Tot in America There were fifty
saloon and siXty-nine second-class pas
sengers. Every one Of them were sub
iected 10 as strict an inquisition as if
they were immigrants bent on settling
here.
To say they were angry does not !
the least. express the indignation of these
voyagers who had their standing as re-
spectacle members of society called in
question in this rough and ready way.
The Baroness de Seuiere, formerly Mrs.
Charles f. Livermore, of this city alone
retained a smiling composure. She refer
red her Questoners TO her husband
lie. too. was inclined 70 he indignant,
but 8 glance at the calm and smiling face
OF his wife caused him 10 face the situa-
tion maufully. though he flushed with
modification at some Of the more per-
soEal queries.
Of the line. and it made the baron gasp
with amazement 20 be asked II he was a
polygamist or q believer IN f. He an
swered the question. though ne looked
as Il his fingers itched 10 clutch his cues
TONER and hurl him OF the pier.
Besides the baron and baroness. the
Countess dc Sabine who was in their
party. was also examined. in brief. not
one % those in the first and second cab
ins escaped. though protest. long and
loud. went all down the line. II was Of
no avail
The Baroness 6e Seuiere was inclined
TO view the matter lenientiy.
y am not Inclined TO crlticise the laws
of my country she said firmly when
asked concerning the qpestious asked
I did rot have "a answer the questions
rs Ely husband answered Tor me must
decline TO comment upon the Application
a. The laws II my native land j Won
wish u know about my social plans Z
win teli you thar we expect O. spend The
remainder az The SEASON at Newport and
then 70 reform 10 Paris. would rather
not have any publicity al all"
On the pier il vas explained By the
steamship people that Immigration Com
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20

missioner Williams had ordered that the
law as referring TO manifests OF first ar
second cabin passengers be made out
with the same degree of care as to de-
tail that those OF the steerage passengers
had been. They said the commissioner
wanted the same information regarding
first class passengers that he did about
third class.
Commissioner Williams said that in
accordance with Instructions from Wash
ington he had asked the steamship agents
to be more careful in making out saloon
and second cabin manifests in future, but
that II was not intended that this order
should involve the asking Of obnoxious
questions 70 persons OF apparent and
recognized good standing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
LOST.

S~~~--~-~~~@~~~-~~~~----~-
LOST-Order book vininity of Waco and
Central avenue, return and get reward
street 54-2rv
LOST-A leather pocketbook. containing
about 500 in silver. a sewing machine
needle and a return railroad ticket 10
Colwich, Kansas. Finder please return
to 1928 5. Lawrence avenue and receive
reward 53-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20

This private hospital is now one Of the
best equipped Institutions in the south
west for the treatment of both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention is
given to the various forms of stomach
and liver troubles. diseases peculiar to
women. diseases of the rectum and gen.
ito-urinary organs. chronic malarial poi
sCning. rheumatism, nervous disorders,
diseases of the throat, lungs, heart and
kidneys; goitre and varicocele cured. One
floor is reserved for a maternity depart
ment and ia some instances homes VIII
be found for children. For a short time
only a ward will be set apart for the
treatment of the morphine, opium, CO.
caine and whisky habits.
Resident physician. able medical stan.
quiet and healthful location, extensive
grounds with fine shade, home comforts;
terms reasonable. No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars.
Thomas Sanitariun1
Cor. Tenth and St Francis Ave.
WICHITA. KAN.
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koF TRADE


FOR TRADE-Quarter section of land in
Haskell county; win trade for good
team. Address c. T. Hudnan. Green
Wich Kansas 54-3tx
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STR6YED.

STRAYED-From home, the 18th day of
July. 1 black horse with star in fore
head. and one white hind foot and
weight about 100; liberal reward. J.
N. Kuhn 53-6tx
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMONIAL-We althy young widow
without children or near relatives wishes
true. home-loving husband. Address
Miller, Forbes Block, Chicago. III.
--9n-1f
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INSTRUCTION.

--Dy------~~~>-0-~--->~-----
DESIRE TO TEACH A LIMIT NUMBER
OF pupils on piano. Apply at studio.
room u, Beacon block, North Market.
Annie Rooney. 55-Itx
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sTORAGE-Bes and most convenient
only storage room on paved street in
the city. Goods can De inspected at any
time. Elevator IN rear Packing u
speciality. Fred Menu Furniture and
Dry Storage Co. SIS 10 Gil L. Douglas
Gus Goers. Manager. l4-ru-th-su-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

non FTCHGNGFO - So0 stoclC If
goods for resident or acre property in
Wichita or stock cattle. Address D. NJ
Kirk. Jefferson, O. T. l3-sun-StX
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STORAGE

~0~~~0~---~~--~-0-~-~--0 ---~----~~-~-~-~O-4~-~-~
STORAGE-in dry. cool basement. on
track. otto Weiss, los s Mead.
37-sun-tf
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WALL PAPER. Paints and Room Mould
ing at Himmelwright' s. Crawford thea
ter building. 5-sun-tue-thur-3tN
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BARRIOs DIAMONDS moved to 126 y.
Main. up stairs. Z0-d
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III. DARROUGH will clean. make over,
scOur and relay your carpets for you
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me one
Cor trial. Telephone OBS Main. 5l-6tX
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some women by oookz because they iool
e-tx IN the beck case
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London. July is-Joseph Chanbsrisin.
the colonial secretary, who vas recently
injured in 8 cab accident. has started On
a cruise aboard the admiralty yacht
Enchantress. 20 recuperate-
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London. July 1s-The Cape Town Ger
respondent q The Daily NAH cables the
government engineering commission has
recommended an extension q the harbo-
work Il Table Bay. Cape Colony az q
cost CT ss5leeaa
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RENTS WILL BUY a fiU1E-
We make small loans on small houses.
$50 to $500 payable quarterly. IN
amounts equal to rent paid. Interest as
low as : per cent. No commissions. Buy
a home, and on our plan pay Ior IL Win
what you pay as rent.
55-Sun-tf DEAN tFJAsDO-N-
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AM TRAVELLING for eastern firm; want
position for coming season with nrst-
class Wichita house. several years eN-
perience on road selling goods hard
as yours Write care A. B. G., Eagle
55-ILX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20

You will find in those shat we viii give
you on Good Building Lumber and those
you will find anywhere else in town. For
High Grade Siding. Shingles. I.ath.
Flooring and Finish. We have reduced the
ngures till you viii wonder how we can
10 1t on the quality OF the material. Do
You intend building? II so. give US an
opportunity of selling you.
See our Window and Door Screens.
Corner First and Lawrence. Phone II.
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WICHITA CONSTRUCTION and Build
ing Co.-Plans and specifications iur-
nished 10 suit patrons, and money loan
ed in unlimited amounts at a low rate
of interest, for building purposes All
work guaranteed TO be strictly lllst-
class. Architecture a specially Slails-
berry &, Perry. northeast corner Nam
and Douglas room .. -g-stairs In
trance from Main street. 5t-tL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-07
OpinamOS que no

Oportunamente ell servicio de
cables de LA CORRESPONDENCE
inform6 nj pdblico que una erup-
ci6n volcknicA hAbia deatruido gran
parte de 10 cosechA de cafe de GuA.
tema!A.
Vemcs hoy que en- un disrio
de MayaGtiez Sc pre- guntA: 81 ir Fl 1irx
In destruction de IL cosecha de ca.
f6 de Guatemala en- ell precio 6 Que
se yende el cs fe de Puerto Rico?s
Para una definitiva respuesta,
basta ell acopio de algunos datos co.
tadfsticos.
Importase en- los Estados Uni
dos (dAtos de 1900) 787 991 Oil H.
bras de cafe. De ellss, para Ell con.
sumo del pals, 748 800 III. Cada ha.
bita nte gasta allf en- ese consume
981 centAvos.
En- 1900 export6 Guatemala GER.
CO de 900 600 quintAles y de ese vo.
ldmen ingresaron en- Estados Uni.
dos muy pr6ximamente IA. 925. 900
librls. Si &c compare pues, eli in.
greso total de cafe en- 10 Union con
el parcial de Guatemala, se podr&
ApreciAr que existe, restando este
G.timo tan eporme remar ente que
no es pc sible ejerxA j, faencia algu.
ma en- Ell mercado, nj en- pro nj en-
contra.
Nos psrece, pues, que en- este
caso la reepuesta al diario de Maya
gnez deba ser negativs.
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Cariz del tempo.

El t'empo ha sido gensralmente
claro feeseo durante 10 anterior
semAna con iigeros v'entcs Y bsr6
metro baio. La preeipitac 81 plus
vial ligeramenta excesiva & la de ;
eemana anterior pero sin embsr
nucho mas inferior ID nacesaria
exaepto en- algunas lccalidades. r .
dos los distfito de 10 costa necesitap
mas lluv'a especialmente en- ID costa
N. que es donde mks se ha notado il
seca. In precipits G On media que
informan de 90 estaciones es O 20 de
pulgaas; de las Marfas y Adults Q
hsn IL tornado 8.7i pu'gadas On las
Malfas. y 8 81 pulgadas en- .Aaiun
tas, en- Csn6sAras, Salinas y Santa
Isabel no llovi6. La tempersturs
medix es lgsr&mente bajo Il nor.
ms. La temperatara mGs alts, oS 8
ocurri6 en- Csyey; y mas bsis 81 g,
On Adinntas, .
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I0YiIlieDtl) maritime
dc Ne
COZ. las a illas y espe-
clalnlente con Puerto Ri
co.
De naiestr0 Cosresponsaz Gr. Lopez
Nssssa.

Nueva Yolk go de o stubre. Los
tipos de fste parA las AntillAs no
han meiorAdo material nada
desde mis- 6ltimas notA ~
LAs oferiAs de veIeros para car.
gamentOs de MADEIRA desda puartos
dol sud, ahundan, v I4s cond diciones
que pr0pOnen Loo armAdores, son
venttjosRf pero q pocA existencia
de 6rdenes en- lpltzA ha hechO decAer
onsiderablenente i demanda.
La exportaci6n de carb6n para
las AntillAs, nAturAlmente, sigue
p&ralizada, porque, atln cuando "
pc han resumidO Ias operaciones On
los distritos mineros de Pennsylv9.
nis, todavfa no 90 ha llegado 6 col.
mar 10 medida del consumo local.
y much0 menos Sc puede atender 4
las nece sidAdes del exterior. A6n
passrkn de seis & echo semanss an.
tes de que re normalicen las eosas
en- este rAmo.
Los fatAmentos anunciadus du-
rante l. samanR para Puerto Rico
son como signe
VApor eHngoma., 1884 tonela.
das, Norfolk s San Juan, carbon, +
tipo reservado de fste.
Is srgantfn .Spllivan., 275 tone
ladss. Nneva York, Via Savannah.
9 Ponce, vArio :, tipo reservado.
g ,letA inglesa <Helen Shsfaer.
$50 tonelsdAs, Annapolis & Ponce,
madera, { $5-tipo de Fl tie, mas Gas
tos de puerto.
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MANATI.
Ode maestro corresponsa1 }

LIE nNeStT0 cOTTeSp0N8GI }
Noviembre 6. Lss elecciopes
verifckronse en- este pueblo dentro
del mayor 6rdsp, demostranso los
electores de los tres psrtidos que se
disputaban ell triur fo en- las urnas
verdadero civismo y relevante sen.
aatez
Los electores invadfsn las ca.
lies y aceras de la poblaci6 v feens
to cada uno de les z colegios, si
tuAbaae gran Id nero de squellos,
sin que, como ya he dicho, ocurrie.
RI ell mas leve incidente.
La victoria electoral decide "a
en- favor de los Republicauos .Ra.
n1staEs como BE les ll&ms sQuf nor
Al votos de msyorf,; pero los IL
quierdistss alegsn que Ell tr;ur 70 lea
pertenece, pues hay por recusar
mas de 80 votos que no son leg Ales.
La policia cump' 8 sstricta te
con su deber.
Dssde la noche del dia 4 hssts
aver tsrde ha llovido torrencialm m sn.
te.
Ri dia de hoy ha sido esp'e Iii
do.
Aseg1rsse que 10 lluvia ha can.
sado gEandes perdidss en- feutoz me.
nores que e3tsban & pupto de reco.
lecciop, en- cuyos frutos tenfan
puestss todss fus espsrarz sz Los pc
qu nos sgricultores de auuf.
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Tn House Bill. =

m 1900 imf o .tkronse On Puer-
to Rico BOZ. 469 libras de mAntequi-
llA do lss cuales 226 209, de los rs
tAdns UnidCt;s 20 200, de Eipafls;
i4745, de-Alemsnis; 80 578, de Dina.
marco; s 083 de InglAtarra; is 26i,
de ItAlia; 840 de FrAnci.; y 30 de
AuAtriA-H Hungrfa. ss
T6ngAae On cuenta que para
desdicha da este pueblo. ID ozeonar
gdrinG de EitAdos Unidos fac intro
ducidA como mantequilla. iAtf an
dan los est6msgosl
Vista. Aunque sea s la ligera,
esA estadisticA, deb.6rAmos los puer
torriquefps entretenernos en- estn-
diAr u modo de producer en- ell pals
sf dineral de- mantaquilla one de
fuerA straemos y 6 buen precio pa
4amos. S6pase que en- nirguna
parte del mundo en- donde escs do,
tos se muestren, creerfa nadie que
on 10 islA es msgL ffica 10 leche,
Abundan las buenAs vAcas, y hay
terrenos ssin aprovechamiento. y
falts trabsjo psrA el proletariado.
He squf nm msgnifico tema para
que una sLegislaturAs pruebe ell
amor al pals psra Ell cual legisla:
Por ejsmplo: Ell. B No.. .spara
proteger, deseLvolver, fomentAr y
epgrandecer 10 producc.6a 6 indus.
trias lecherAs en- Puerto Rico, y pR.
n otros fines. -.
Y los otroS fines seria ccupar bra
EOS puer rtorriquefios en- nm produc.
two trAbsjo nj. j&ndolos de las rui-
nosAs luchas de una polftica de
odios y discordias.
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DESAPARICION

Desde la una de la tarde de aver
ha desaparecido del establecimiento
mercantll denomiDado SLA LUNAS
de la propiedad de los Sres. Zal-
duondo y Mier de este comercio ell
dependiente del mismo D. Manuel
Sanpedro sin que Sc sepa nj pueda
suponerse la causa de la desapari-
ci0n.
Ell haber utilizado para su hui
da la puerta del patio de la referi-
Ga tienda y pasar luego pof la de
los Sres. Ranero y Santamarina pa
ra salir a la Gale hace pensar mu-
chas cosas, por 10 que de no pare
Ger pronto ell citado dependiente ST..
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de esclarecer los hechos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-07
EleCCiOneS en-
Ma yaguez.
(De nssestrO c0svesp0nsal

Nov. g. Lss eleccIones de esta
ciudad se han realizado dentro del
mayor orden.
CadG elector emiti6 90 veto con
II libertad mas absuIuta.
Los dos pArtidus se lueharon
palmo 6 palmo lA victoria.
El partido Yepubli fu6 el
vencedor con una mayors de 4,012-
votos.
Desde ls roche anterior 81 dia de
las Gle ceioRes 10 llnviA Gaia 4 cxntR--
ros, sin que ekto fuera 6bice pArA q.
6esde las 4 de ID mantna, los pArti-
dOg contendientes, go dedicaran 6
sus trAbajos preparAtorios
A 10 spertura de los colegios N
hAbiA electores que Sc disputAbAn
consignAr sus votes primero.
A las 10 de 10 ma1Ana los pro.
hombres y jefes del pArtido federal
habian dejado ell campo y E6lo Sc
veia al Sr. de Diego. que discsrria
por las Gales 6 cAballo. retratado en
su semblsnts Ia discrimination y ell
disgusto
"A las II el parti 10 federal essa-
pa uerrotAd0 por mas de 20O0 SYotos
y Z las "a corrian voees de que el
trlunfo del partido repablieano era
por mas de 5000 votos.
Hoy como resaltAdo del escrnti
MO resuita que el triunfo del pArtido
republicsno.s asciende 4 4012 8otos,
como he dicho antes.
A las mas 8 menos varios ora
dores repubiicsnos entire los que re-
cuerdo al Sr. Matao Fejardo, & Mr.
Ctonwel y Ell Sr, Comas Psgsn de
Cabo Rojo, hicieron uso de la pAIa-
bra en- ls tribunA que estk on la pla.
70 de Colon, para aconsejAr 6 los
huestes republicans, go retifaran &
sus cssas, sin q. de sus bocas ss,des.
prendieIAn frAses que pudiesen he.
rir 6 los adversarios vencidos.
No ha habido ell menor diegusto,
todo estk en- ID mayor CO ma, en- easi
sepulcral si.encio.
MsyaRn:z es una poblaci6n cul
To y civilizada y no hAbia de esperar
se menos de su probado esrf itu de
psz y de patriotismo.