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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
JACOB WEATHERWAx.
Is Laid with Masonic Honors and with Deep
Regret in Fern Hill Cemetery.


His spirit has assembled on high, we
consign his body to the tomb, and we
cherish his memory in our hearts, were
the words uttered by the Masonic frater-
nifty over the casket Of the esteemed citizen
and prominent Mason, Jacob Weather
wax, in the grave on Saturday,.
The service at the house was simple
but appropriate,a piece Of music rendered
by Mesdames F. H. Green, Hal. Anderson
and Emil Pfund; Reading OF the 9lst
Psalm by Rev H. D. Crawford: Prayer
by Rev. G. McDermoth, A brief biog-
raphy by Rev. II. D. Crawford and a
musical selection close the serviceed.
In the procession the Knights Templars
acted as escort, followed by the Ladies Of
the Eastern Star, and last came the Blue
Lodge Masons followed by the casket
and mourners. The procession extended
in double column about two blocks in
length.
At the grave the funeral services Of the
order were conducted by Captain H. A.
Benham, Rev. G. McDermoth acting as
Chaplain.
Mr.. Jacob Weatherwax was born in
Michigan, Aug. 18th 1910, the family
having moved from New York state in
1886. At the outbreak OF the civil wa
he enlisted in the End Michigan Cavalry,
serving throughout the war and being
mustered out as LIST Lieutenant.
At the close of the war removed to
Grand Rapids and in 1877 he married
Miss Margaret Burk, Of Greenville, Mich.
The fruits Of their union were two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. f. A. Hart and Miss Ina
Weatherwax, both of whom are in this
city. In 1888 Mr.. Weatherwax, with
his family removed to Aberdeen, where
he was prominent factorin the upbuild.
ing OF this city until the day of his death
Aside from his widow and daughters,
deceased leaves in this city two brothers,
w. w. and George Weatherwax, and a
lost Of nephews and neices to mourn his
loss.
At the time OF his death he was Past
Grand Commander of the Knights Tenn
plar, State of Washington, Most Excel
lent High Priest Of the Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons,S Grand Marshal Of
the Blue lodge in this state and Worship
full Master of Aberdeen lodge, No. So
F. & A. M. The HERALD extends its
sympathy to the relatives and friends in
this their great loss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
A Cure for Cholera lnfantum.

"Last May says Mrs. Curtis Baker
of Bookwalter, Ohio, can infant child OF
our neighbours was suffering from cholera
infantum. The doctor had given up al
hopes of recovery. l took bottle Of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
I felt sure it would do good if used &C.
cording to directions. In two days. time
the child had fully recovered, and is now
(nearly year since) vigorous, healthy
girl. have recommended this Remedy
frequently and have never known it to
fail in any single instance" For sale by
Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
THE CITY COUNCIL
A QUIET MEETING SATURDAY
NIGHT.
Mayor Anstie Takes a Lay.off. Road to
Cemetery Makes Forward Step. Refuse
Burners to be Investigated. Bills Al.
lowed, etc.

Councilmen Morehead and Farnam
were absent at the meeting Saturday
night, and Sherwood acted mayor, Mayor
Anstie being excused.
The $500 check put up by Contractor
Shyrock was ordered returned.
Colamels & Young were granted a
saloon license.
An invitation to attend the Elks Car
nival at Seattle was read and filed.
On recommendation of the committee,
it was decided to buy a lot on Hume
street, for 5000, for hose house.
Ordinances for the improvement of B
street, to connect with the county road,
and establishing the grades on Eighth
and Ninth streets, were passed.
Marshal Graham suggested an ordin-
ance requiring the removal of moss from
roofs.
J. d. Morehead was authorized to
make his own improvements on F street.
The attorney was directed to prepare
resolution for the road to the cemetery.
The following ordinances were intro
duced and referred to the attorney: For
the improvement OF alley in blk 40;
vacating part OF Terrace Avenue, and for
the improvements Of First street, between
L and Broadway.
Errors in the assessment rolls. of Imp.
Districts 25 and 20, were referred to the
attorney and clerk for correction.
Benn, Lindstrom and Leitch were
appointed committee to investigate the
burning OF refuse at the mills, with a
view of reducing the danger Of fires there
from.
The profile ofthe proposed change in
grade on B street was referred to the
street committee.
A.canvass of the bond election returns
showed the bonds had carried by II AS
votes more than the required three
fifths vote.
The Offices Of the special election were
allowed 50 each. ,xr
Tho fol1oxr;,,r, h;l1c x,,owo o1loxroJ
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
All We're Saved.

"For years 1 suffered such untold
misery from Bronchitis" writes J. H.
Johnston, of Broughton, Ga, "that often
was unable to work. Then, when
everything else failed, I was wholly cured
by DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. My wife suffered intensely
from Asthma. till it cured her, and all
our experience goes to show it is the best
Group medicine in the world" A trial
will convince you it's unrivaled for
Throat and Lung diseases. Guaranteed
bottles soc. and $1.OO. Trial bottles free
at Smits Drug Co. g drug store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
Along the Water front.

The schooner Jennie Thelin is at the
West & Slade mill, loading for San Fran
cisco.
The steamer G. G. Lindauer arrived
in port today, to load at the Wilson mill
for San Francisco.
The schooner John F. Miller sailed to-
day from the Anderson & Middleton mill,
for San Francisco.
The schooner, Watson A. West is load.
ing at the West & Slade mill for Sidney,
New South Wales.
The steamer Chehalis sailed from the
Aberdeen Lumber & Single mill for
San Francisco, Saturday.
The E. B. Jackson arrived yesterday
from Sidney, New South Wales, and will
load at the Wilson mill for the same
port.
The steamer Santa Monica arrived
from San Francisco, Saturday, and is
loading at the American mill for San
Francisco.
The schooner A. B. johnson is at the
Wilson mill, loading for San Francisco,
and the schooner Henry Wilson is wait
ing for a cargo for the same port.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
ON THE DIAMOND
HOQUiAM BEATS ABERDEEN. AND
CREsENTs DEFEAT ELMA.
Rank Playing by the Home Team Gives no.
GUAM First Of q Series Of Five Games,
The Cresents Maintain Aberdeen Supre.
macy at Montesano In a game with Elma

The Aberdeen Base Ball Club went
down the line yesterday at the Aberdeen
Athletic Park in the first of series Ct
five games to be played for the champion
slip of Chehalis county with the Hoquiam
club, and the Hoquiam lads went home
rejoicing.
1t was Aberdeen's game, but for the
most inexcusable errors, some Of which
call for Investigation by the management.
The score showed 3 errors on the part OF
doquiam, while Aberdeen stands credited
with g. The game was lost in the third
inning, when Hoquiam scored runs off
one hit. This was the result of such
errors as caused the Aberdonians on the
bleachers to blush for shame. Anyhow,
it was an off day with the boys. and un.
less they determine to drop some small
jealousies they may as we'll concede the
championship to Hoquiam without the
trouble Of playing the other four games.
There is no use in trying to play ball
where there is the slightest disunion be-
tween the members of the team, and we
believe this fact has been observed by
the management. Aberdeen has the
best ball team in Southwestern Washing
ton, or thinks it has-and is determined
to have-and, the personal feelings Of
that team will not alter that fact-they
will o1tor f1,o foov,
The score by innings was as follows:
Hoquiam .......0 l 5 &c 90 2-10
Aberdeen. .......1 90 l 3 90 l. 7
THE CREsgNTs At MoNTEsANo.
While the senior team was losing Alb
erdeen credit at home, Jim. Bowes' colts
were maintaining it abroad. The Ores.
cents met the Elma club on the
new grounds at Montesano, and one Of
the best games Of the season-bar none,
or nowhsre--was played. The EIma
boys thought they had snap, but before
the game was over discovered it was the
hardest bitted snap they had ever struck.
1t was "play ball" from start to finish.
and no diamond in this part Of the coun-
try has witnessed as fine game as was
then played. Every man on both sides
wanted to win. and performed according
ly,the result being such game as league
team might be proud Of. The Elma
boys had nothing to be ashamed of when
the score was summed up. 1t showed
that while they had been unable to score.
their gallant opponents had only sue
ceeded in landing one man safely at the
home plate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
Carrying the Message.

Carrying the Message.
The stationery you use conveys a mes
sage as much as what you write there.
From our stock you can suit almost any
demand at prices to suit Inequality.
EVANS DRUG Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OSTEOPATHY

will stand the strictest and most rigid
INVESTIGATION. Once you thoroughly
INVESTIGATES osteopothv, we guarantee
that you will believe its principles.
Why? Because it is practical common
sense and easy for anyone to understand.
If you do not wish to be convinced, you
had better not investigate. Wise men
never condemn anything without investi-
eating it.
CARYLL T. SMITH, .. O.
Osteopothic Physician, Aberdeen. Wash.
Elks Hall Building Telephone 6SS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04

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The authority on watches.
GOLDMAN, Seattle.
Death Of Dr.. Rossiter.

DIR. Rossiter, of Hoquiam, died at that
city early Friday morning, and his loss
is mourned by the entire city. The
doctor has been ill about three weeks,
all and that medical science can do was
endeavored to save his life, but without
success.
DR.. H. J. Roster was born fin Ontario,
about AZ years ago, and had been a resi-
dent Of Hoquiam for the past seven
years, where his genial nature and up
right conduct gained him a host OF
friends. He leaves a wife and little
daughter to mourn his loss.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon, unner the auspices Of Grays Har
Dor lodge No. 593 B. P. o. E.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04

Wedding Gifts, cut glass and OIL
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Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
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Price, Is cents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-04

Stops the Cough and Works or the
Cold.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

do ut a6s 8 81 fdcto at ftetas son Ia base de
toda evoiue6n hnmsna, bajo el punto de vista
econ6nlco. en- este 81 que estSn conformas
todos los economistas. Oasds ell monsnto
que Sc intsrrumps csc ctnsbio, SO deia el paso
franco al fraude Ia valencia. D. ahf que
no sea justo al pradent9 Dbhgat al sgabliador
que renuncie unos csantos dfAs Ia s0t1rtos
para empiear 81 esf0erz1 personal en- una Ia
Dor sin remuneracl61 s'gun2, como resuitarla
en- este case.
Hsmos examiaado lgsraments-puss ntrs
coss no puade hacer Ia prensa di2ria-ia parts
economies del M nsais sentimos no estar
eopformes con niogup Go sus parties. la ella
SOLO hablA oil GobsrnadoI de trIbntos inpues-
tos, NADIA indics pscto economics sn los
gsstos ds ls hacienda pd5lics.
DAda la sitaaoi6n actual de nuastro T ssoro,
qna arroja IN supersbit lie dos nliLtones de Go
lLdTs 10 que Sc tmpoae n1 con naevas trtouta-
clones, sine una saba pFndsnts administfa-
ci6n de eses fondos, !ntroductr, al mfssnG
tempo, grandes economics en- ese lpioso pre-
supuesto de empleados. Paro observamos una
tendencis al aumeato de aueldos, inj0ssi6eada.
A los jsfes de Presdto y Tsl6grafos Sc les aca-
be de aumertsr ell sueldo, euando Ell que dis
frutaban era va bastgnts creedo En- ESQ va-
mos Ia labor del partido repub icana, dc ese
partido que dice trabaja por ell pals, no ha
hech0 otro cosa CUE apoaerarse de los empleos,
pretendiendo cada dia x ayor sumento en- los
sueidos de sus sdeptos.
IntrodGEcanse economics en- csc sentido;
YebSiese menos de la mItad esos iuiosos suai-
yos corlse3Os hasta ahorR no han dado ning6o
resultado benehcloso al psfl Hoy esos Consa-
jeros gozan un suedo superior al qse disfeuta-
ban los Antiques gobarnsdorss espanoles. Bsos
csTgos. como los de Dale CAD os, ,dabeYfsn servir-
SIC Id honorsin como siFvan en- Espaf& los ra-
presentsntsa del pals en- sl SanGde al Congra-
SO; mueho mas 81 SO tiene en- cuenta que los
C0nsejsrOs Tlct5U0S son me 1tcos ahogados que
ejarcan pr0fasl0nss, de las cuales viyiefon
siempra decoros amente N faltarian persenas
com patenses y houOrablsI sIque los siryiera0 Mn
Red6zctse en- las ofcinas Ell
n6maro ds empIeados in1ecessrlosi isuprlmanse
tangos amplaos iu1titss como So han ersado,
con sueld@ luj0sos; tsnaos inspectores y sub
inspactoFes de todas eias3s; y con asss econo-
mf1s COZ los fondos sobrantes qua exisken, y
con sse supsrabit de dos miliones que da nues-
tro presupOesto, bien pneden crearse nuevas
csc uel las, C un0s carretePaS, qQs son hoy los
ramos de la adminssrsci5n phoIes q1e requls-
ren mayor aeeaci0n mayorss impulsos.
EcoHonnS1s y no imp LestO8 , shf "a base
de toda busna administration, 10 que .prinei-
almants requfePe cate pals, vl3tima, desde
lueugos afi0s, de una funssts eorrompida en-
rleomanfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
EL NENSAJE DEL GOBERNADOR
BsERvAcIoNEs

Iadica, por dltlno, el Gsbsrnaaor, CONS
1aueUo sistern1 dc trtbutos, la imposition de un
dollars q todO indivlduo qua pase de- vsintiun
amos, para atender los trabsjos de caminos
Carreteras. Los que no puadRn satiafacerlo an
met6ico, 10 pagardn con sn trabajo personal
en- dichas carreteFas
Ese tribute no es 7lUeUo, como supone AIR.
Hunt;pcr ell contrarlo, es uu antique impuasto
que tiempos de EspaiA do "a ay funestos re-
sutsdos.
E-,El goblerno espanol ide6 ssa prestaci6n
personal con ell mlsmo hn que shora se pro1one
Mr.. Hunt; pero en- la prAstiea result6 tan
Odioso tan tiranO que la prsnsA de oposihl6n
le eombati6 snerglcamente, y aquel gobisrno,
cue los smericanos juzgan que era un ch 1Fao
de despotlsmos tiranlas, atendiendo las
clamacioues de Ia prsnsa, mucho mas de loqua
hoy Sc la atende, suspsndio ese tribute con
veucido de los males que acarresbs.
Queremos suponer que Mr. HINT ignora
TODD este; perc aen ceres tlene al seh0r Egoz-
cue, que entonces era uno de los adlatsras del
coblerno y este podr6 informA Arle del mucho
partido Que sacaron los tnc0TdtctonGLes de las
tales prestacones. Los vei6menes atropalcs
que realizaron contra 81 pobre composing y
Ell obrero no para reatsdos. Solo 90 sal
varon de ssos abuses los que pertenecian al
nartido i7lc0ndtciGrtal, como hoy 60 salvarlan
los que pertenezcan al partido republican,
pogque la situsci6n de las cOlectivi9ades polf
ticas % Is misnaa: solo han cam o1ado estaa de
nombre Pero aun suponisndo que hoy hn
hiera mayor iusticla imparciaidad, sunous
nede indiea suponeFlo as sendremos que ess
tribute, como todos los dem&s que aconasja
Mr.. Hunt en- menssJe, solo vendrfa per-
judicsr 81 pobre.
Esa prestacl6n resuits tnsigoiaesute para
ell rico; as deeir, para ell propietario, ell sgri-
euItor, ell eomsrcIaDts, qne son en- primer ter
mino los que bsnefean iss Was dc cem1nt
caci6n, puss un dollar no grava en- NADIA sus
intereses No SCI para et campesino el ot1re
ro que no tiauen frutos que trasportar, y que,
para Ell DC 20 de asa peestaci6n, carecen de dine
ro por 10 que hahran de satisf acerla con su
hra6aio personal. plensa al honorable GO
hernador 10 que representa- para esa suftlda
clase trabaj jAdora, la p5rdida da tres dias de
1ornal pnes senciliament tres dies de e4ca.
ces de hambre porque sabdo es que nues-
tros campssinos trab4jsn plrA CON- ar, y ell dis
que les fAlta el saario, es IN dls de ayuno on
81 que no briiIs Ia lambPe an el hOgsr. AIDE
m as de este, que va de por Fl es inhumano,
rssulta tambien una injesticia que Ell pobre
psgue iguSl tribute que el rico, caando es
este al que mayor Deuehclo proporcionsn los
eamInos y las carreteFaG.
Ess prestael6n personal es, en- 50 esea3is,
nm atsque & las eyes del trabajo. E*ts tlane
Dor base ell sGJdTto; Sc cambian serVsios por
servlcios; 6 SO cambisn servicios por dinero; 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Pedro Pablo Colon.
Logia Iris de Paz"

Essa logia c5nstttuida en- Arroyo baio Ia
obediencia de Ia <Gran Logia Sobarana de
Puerto Riecs, Ell Ia tsnids de antes de ano-
che eligi6 los siguientss dignatafios odciales
para el corriente afo:
Venerable Maestro, don Francisco vlrella
UrIbe.
Primer vigi!'Ants, don Fsdsrico e, virela.
Segundo vig!Iants, don Luis e. Bssosa
Dslgado.
Sscretario- Gasrda ssllos,--don Miguel
A. Riysra.
TasoFsFo, don jose B. Nisvas.
Orador, don Enrique Hu3ka
Hospitaiario, don Agustlu Yalentin.
Maestro de Csremonia, don Marcos a.
Bas0ra.
Primer DlAcono. don Domingo c. Rivera.
Sagu ndo Diacono, don Eranciseo Santana
Suarez.
Porta estandarte, don Arturo Msna Es-
cott.
Gusrda Tsmplo interior, don Natalie B.
Aponts.
Gusrda Tempo exterior eC6nomo, don
Emilio Gautier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

0fr.a abdb esi6n
y .Bsrranquitas, Ensro Ia de 1902
Sr. don Carlos del Toro Fern6adez.

Oagu2s.
May sensr INFO distingnide correnglona.
rio: Annque no tango ell honor de conocer 3
Hsted lpersonalments, me permitira que moes-
te atencion.
Daspu6s de leer bien pensado artfculo
titnlsdo xMi opfni6n,3 y conVsncido, hasta Ia
evidencia de que serfa IN crimen la mezcIa de
los partidos de F'uerto Rico, is falicito ofrsz-
CO mi hamiide e0ncurao como presidente del
sab cotnit6 dc ohrarog de este pueblo.
Antes Qua ssr corrsiigi0nGrio del bandolero
MauIe6n. del cfnieo Egozcae, del rencoroso
Manuai It. e 1ssy dol trsidor jose ie Guzman
B 3nftaK, prefero IL 8 ls vida prfvada, aunque
ssto representa-, para mi el mayor do los saeFi
fclos. conste que mi historic poiftica ss
mucho mks lfmPla que Ia de- toda ana tursa de
servidorss que, arrastrandosa como asquerosas
culebras, no han vaciIado en- suscxlbir la SEN
tencla ds musrhs de esta desgraeEada Cent
eisnta del ar CAribe.
Nanca eesate Ia maldecir los verdugos
de mis- hermanos. Malditos mil veces los que
regaron la simients del odio en- las campiflas as
boring aefias MaIditos los que levaron lsgri-
mas tiesoacion q t1dos los Am btos del pGfsI
To1o federal digno dsbe rechagar Goa al
tiVsz, la union con el psrsio de las taroas que
destrugeron la ina prenbs del xDlario de Pusrao-
RlcoS y ssaltaron, tiros, Ia morada del jefe
querido.
Tiens usted raz6n. sNi el olvido nj Ell abra
zo.9
Con el testiuicnio de mi mas profunda con
sideraGi6n anturlsSndois para que haga da
este carta el que bten tenga, ms suscri-
DO de usted atto. eguro sarVdor y correligio-
mario.
Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
C A M A R { r A S
1Oa session.
Sobre sueldos

SODT6 SlelQ0S
E sarganto Dc armas anuncta Is llegada
de IN pliege del Ejscutivo. Pas0 Is mesa De
la presidencla y, alberto rasuba ser ell H. B.
n6mero 10 para provear aslgnaciones de mr.
gencia en- las partidas de sueldos do emplesdos
temporeros
Oomsi6n peaman9nta
La comisi6n de Santisd smlta tnforms
bre h B de T. sno Gaudfs acefca de Ia matan-
So de ganado. Sc sen IA el dia de mansna
para discutirlo.
H. B. presentados
NGnaro 41-S4ntiago Veve. Para enman-
dar el tftulo 20, secp'6u 49, psrrsfo B, odnero
15. de Ia ley para proyser de rsntas . pueblo
de Puerto Rico Y para otros dues.
Ndmero AZ -Mendez Martinez. Para re-
Qlanentaci6n m6todos entire el obrerO culti-
vadov de cam nos ell terF25enienGa.
M As -Besosa. Para que ingresa en-
ell Tssoro da Ponce el dtaeFo que habfA de pa
gar Mr. w, s. n dueno del trsnvfa eectrlto
de SO aeIlG ciudsd.
En- consideration
Sc tnmsn en- coasideraci6u los bills n6ma-
ros 81 ss, SO 40, rasaado & las eomisioDss
correspondisnsss.
En- ga sotura
La Comlsi6n de eyer copadas registra-
das prssenta eI Il B Il nero al G B nd
nero /, quedsndo vJtados aprobados.
Sobre la mesa
Queda sobre Ia mess e FL. B nj nero 10
psttci6n de autor a. d lr D nenech Tan.
bien queda en- la si Ell. D1mero de
Mr. Cornw Il. Este bill fac acuerio sea discu-
lido ell primer lunss do Febrero.
ComiS6n total
d c'sarse la CAmara Couts6n total ,
slendo presidlfs per Ell 6seg tdo F4jsrde. P6
nanse discussion las eninisndas hschas por ell
Conseio Ejscutivo al Ell B. ndnero IL. Qued6
aprobsdo en- todas sus parties.
No habspdo NADIA nEs de one tvataF ell
sef5r Presidents, dice que las comisienes estSn
muy atrasadas debieran tener IN POGO mas
de activiiad, pues de 10 contrario sncedeFa 10
ds Ia pasada legislature qua h&bra de decIa-
rarse ls Caulsra en- session parmsnente
Fsjsrdo plde 90 suapenda la session Y Sc
acord6 ssi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
El Ateneo

Sc nombrado una nuava DIRECTIVE para
. IL Ateneo repubicsno. Ls eomponsn
Presidente, doctor DON Jtse Gomez Brioso.
Vice presidente, don Luis Sanchez Mo-
Secretaries: don Manuel del valls don
Enrtaue @ Hernandez.
Tesorero, don Robarto II. Todd
Bihlioteesrio, don Angel Rivero
VocaIes: don Jote g. Barbosa, don Manuel
Ferns udez Juncos, juez Me Leary, don Ra-
mon Falcon, don Rosendo MatienSo Cfntrol
don Jote GoEdils.
No spsrece entire los eIsetos al nomofs deI
Esbio doctor Ros.
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NUEvO PERI0DIc0

Dentro de breves dlas enpezarA & pnbli-
carse en- San Juan un diario de information
De fntereses generates tituladO GLIa Evoluci6n2,
al eusl no tendra ceractar polftco determi-
nRdo.
DiriiirA al nuevo voceFo Ia distfngnida es-
eFitora, estlmada amiga nuestrs, dofia Ana
Rogue de Duprey.
Dados los eonocimientos Gs ia eeh7r3 Ro'
QUE demAs estk decir que dicho psriodico sera
digpo de la gslsna puma que 10 redaets
Esperamos, pues, que tendFa uns taVora'
Bile acCgida.
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co oMISIoNEs S

f,or pootiyo de las pr6xEmAs fastas de car
naval So han elegldo las aiguientes comi5lo~
mes.
Don Mario Goige, doctor don N4refso
D3va don Manuel PslsGios, para la oFgani-
Eaci6n del psseo de coeheg.
Don Gabriel >Gaerra. don Luis Harry y
don Arturo rbe para Ia eaba gsta
Don Luis Sanchez Morales, don Santiago
b, Palmer don Manuel Giuorio, para Ia pa :
talls de flores en- el 0.inpo
Pronto quedarsn pombradas las eomlslo-
nes de bales demss parties del progra1a'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Arecibo y su eInpr6stito

Han tentdo fsliz t6rrnino iss oillgeneihs So
bra el empTeEtito municipal De Areeipo:
Ia cata de j. N Cfha les 90 De New
York lg nismA que sfeeiup 81 osla ca2ltal'
ha ebtenioo ls bHen pio, - = = ~
ne cIen p. ,rtarto fsgrral de Arsehr esta
~ ~ - Abova bcdr6 tieYcer sns facun.
ee P..9a .sv.. snabeilqeleEco Ia pobiael6n y
aoEapdo tx romaFr& Hlt An ooras mas PeRsnsO+
KiRs que n2ce#AtM Rh k@ #A 8F'A'a'
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Construfdo exprasaEaente para Hotel.
ei6n ae mas c4ntrIea. Vistaa In bahia
leza. ri mas fresco vsnttlado de La CaI
Tiene departarnentos independientes para
m8g del nlan antique en las ssOmidas, el
dor. Tren de carrusjes de- lujo. inter
al iRual de los deEnas hoteEaH. - nAceu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
HUESPEIDES

f4a4a As los hnespede es y pssajeros del Ho-
TEL Faen WarceIine sofS, don Mariana Abril,
49,, r, .,,Ia Rodriguez Cabrera, don Pedro Lanza
49, 49,. Eestor sanchez. den Salvador SolA, don
~ S,a,lio Cuadra, stfiaritas Maria r.. Cells Ma
rls perez, don Arturo DV'se
AURORA Marin,
~ 80 pietarla.