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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
Railroad Emplove Loses One Foot.

Charles E. Roland. an employe of
the Boston N Maine railroad. lost one
foot as the result of an accident at
Bellows Falls Wednesday. In jump
ing from a moving train to do some
switching, his heel caught and he was
thrown so that the car wheels passed
over his leg above the ankle. He was
taken to his sisters home in North
Walpole. where his leg was amputated
between the knee and ankle. Mr.. Ro-
land is a trusted and faithful employe
and has manN friends.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
FOUND DEAD IN BARNARD.
Willard May, an Employe on the Houghton
Farm in Putney, Supposed to Have Been
Crushed by a Bull After Falling From
CIV A-raot NJ uaar+ TrouhIe
an Attack Of Heart Trouble.


an Attack Of Heart Trouble.
Willard May, 43. who was employed
on the farm of +. L. Houghton in
Putney. was found dead in the barn
yard Wednesday morning and it is
thought that he was crushed by bull
after falling from an attack of heart
disease to which he had been subject.
May was an expert handler of cattle
and had charge of all Mr.. Houghton's
stock. Nothing definite is known about
he accident except that when Mr..
Houghton 5 foreman returned from the
village Wednesday morning he saw the
bull loose in the barnyard and knew
something was the matter. Hasten
ing to the yard he found May lying on
his back. and examination showed
that he had been dead several minutes.
There were no signs of a struggle such
as would have taken place had the bull
become infuriated, the only marks on
Mays body being a few bruises on the
left side, a scratch on the breast and
a slight bruise on the face. The bull
showed no signs of anger, but stood
quietly in the farther side of the yard
from where May lay and allowed him
self to be tied without any resistance.
1t is supposed that May was stricken
with an attack of heart trouble while
leading the bull to water, and that the
animal stepped on him. The man had
worked for Mr.. Houghton over a year,
but was in Brattleboro last spring for
several weeks undergoing treatment
for heart trouble He was widower
and is survived by two children, one
of whom lives in Chicago and the 9TH
er in Putney. The body was taken to
Winchester. \. H., for burial,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
Decrease in Earnings of The International
Paper Company.

The annual report of the Internation-
al Paper company shows that the earn
ines on the common stock the past year
were only about per cent as against
10 per cent last year. The gross earn
ings were about a million dollars less
than last year. The cause of this is
said to be the increased cost of PAPER
manufacture. due to labor troubles.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
Vermont Farm Machine COmpar. gailding

The Vermont Farm Machine Com
pany at Bellows Falls is to build a
new machine shop 6oXl72 feet, two
stories high with basement l1xl13 it,
and work will be begun at once. 1t will
be located west of the main building.
+. j. Kilburn of Bellows Falls has the
contract for doing the work.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
SOME VALLEY FAIR PREDICTIONS.

Management Expect a Better Show Than
Ever in High Standards of the Pastsev'
eral New Features in the Horse Show-Un
usually Large Entry OF Cattle Poultry and
Bench Show Progressing Well - Regular
Vaudeville Supplemented by Trained Lions,
The" better than ever prediction has
been an Old story with the Valley Fair
management but that is the prediction
they are making this year with feel
ing that it certainly viii come true.
Entries in all departments have come
In unusually well up to date and the
various -uperintendents are highly sat
stied with the showing so far The
horse show viii not only be unusually
good but the Management have made
some radical changes in the conduct of
this department, which ought to add
greatly 10 its success. Following the
example of some Of the prominent
shows the entries in all classes will be
shown in front of the grandstand
Thursday morning after the awards
have been made With a view of es
tablishing eventually such classes as
are made in horse shows like Boston
and New York. the management have
secured several four-in hands which
will be shown together and in pairs
and also some saddle horses and tan
dems. These exhibits will be some
thing entirely new and will no doubt
interest everyone
When the management of the cattle
department made the statement that
an attempt would be made to equal the
show If last wear many 1Eoy1lp rhouohr
the result extremely doubtful. Entries
received mp to the present time. how,
ever, snow th4t the statement VII be
carried out. In connection with the
aDnuhl eHhlhit OF the AyrshlFe breed
tf~ association htrgs VIII be shown
from the farms OF l." >. Drew, Bur
Il. Breck. Claremont y. H.. and the
will be represented with herds from the
Ijrattleboro Retreat, the farm Of +. l.,
HQu-hton. secretary Of the Holsteln-
Fre-ian association of America, and
Il. II. Newton Of West Blattleboro. In
shorthorns the largest exhibit vii! be
made ny the Homestead farm Of Wal. /
pole, y, H.. which will bring more .
cattle than have ever been shown here
~ vLt tAHltI !oi Ntl ~ HVdt'' CtHei .
shorthorn exhibitors will be Carlton Il .
Son of Simondsville and F. b. Mann /
1f Wilmington. Herefords will be
shown by ". F. Richardson IL Co, and
The Brattleboro Retreat. Jerseys by the .
iullf0rd Spring farm. Normandies by
the Forest Park farm, and Deyons by
J. W. Bemis of North Chester, Mass,
whose herd Is claimed by good judges
10 he the finest in New England. 1t is
expected that Denman Thompson will
,Xhibit the yoke of oxen which will APP
,ear in the opening performance of
The Old Homestead at the Boston
Theatre, October l.
The managers of the poultry depart
nent are receiving many entries and
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
Advertised Letters.

Men-Rev. Jas. L. Atwell. W. S. S.
Buck, VI. l. Henderson, F. H. Hunt,
Mr.. Lawson. E. H. Madden, Joe
Wright
Women-Mrs Thomas r. Burns, Miss
Sarah A. Collier, Miss Nellie Fennel,
Mrs Francis, Mrs A. Hutchinson,
Mrs Kate Fleming, Mrs S. Mackman,
Mrs Ina r. Needham ,. Jeanette Ii.
Rozelle ,, K. Alice Stoddard, Miss NJ.
Elizabeth Stone, Miss Helen Vivian.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
S. w. EDCETT & co.
REAL ESTATE
/ NV e S T M Z N T S
$4,000

FARM for $3.50. This Is actually the best farm
bargain know of lo3 acres Of tine land, suit
ably divided, will cut 60 tons hay and keep 50 u
10 head of stock, The Land i level and rolling
hay all moved by machine. The land Is adapted
for general farming-there is this year about
200 hbls of apples, mostly grated fruit,
The House i practically a new one, story
built about 80 years and has been we'll caredfor
10 rooms 4 light windows piazza, etc.
The barn i large and commodous, with eel
lar. also Horse barn with cellar sugar houst
etc. The buildings stand back from the maiI
road about fifty feet, with shade trees in front
We have personally inspected this farm anc
know whereof we speak. 1t is situated in Wal
nole, y. H.. the best farming town i'll the state
The milk product in thi. section generally goes
to Boston, and this farm i about one mile and
a half from the station. We know of no such
Bargain anywhere.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
THIS MORNINGS NEWS
THE GIsT OF THE LATEST DISPATCHES.

Dr.,;,11,, Dx,,-,,.,l+ I,,.. ro,,,rr,.1 =,
h ,,e.at E,te ii's o. 4,C
us n"iile ION, I" ~ e'ei Day "i'e' L - 'o0 III
ein uIp'
;. \. Andrews has retired from al
connection with the industrial schoo
at Eereennes after - years active 81
perlntendence Of ITS affairs.
Admiral ". ,, Schley was a vIslto
at Montpelier TINS week, and IN DIS
cusslng state political matters eX
pressed himself IN favor OF local op
2n-hlgh license.
The Jury disagreed. in county cour
at Burlington Yesterday. as to whethe
the Italian, Polombo Gennaro, stol,
the sacred vessels from St Marv's ca
thedral at Burlington, as charged
Orlando Warren. a Pomfret farmer
was killed by a falling tree. while chop
uing in the woods Tuesday He wa,
crushed into the earth 50 that shovel,
were needed to extricate his body.
The .tata fre,rar'. association
o,,aned its animal r,natirr, at & a.
,an. ,,oIror,ia,. Tarant,..ei,,h, n,,t "a
,Ea 1I Jaia,,a,a- ,,,sra ,.ra-ar+ Thf
trea.,,r..r.. r9,'ort .bouad - balance ~
sl3. Il on hand.
~. },,,l- ~ rraree a. pari. ho.
tear r,J-,ad ~ iii an onIf Tha
l,olj ,ra. tat,sn ~ rbe 5aT+i,no ~
4crt1,. Lv .nr,ao,Ia barirG sr,.as- n
tba ... ..b r,,,I+ an5 .ha ' H.. ,,a. 5;s-
nI.,..,r,.4 yya5ra.,ia,, S,,.'
~. ,,..,,.
Inc mother and SISTER ol v lIlah
Cr4ig' me secret StfEi ice man VINO was
klIfu III lhe accIdthl 70 me lIe9I
athf carriage AT Fl'tslieI"' VIII re-
GtINr S"'NN ne ih~HrH nee bes!dTs
o''V}" rom Inc fI'NSi'eIu street rail-
''au S0'N f,"''''
Inc volcano on StromboIl island
ltaIy, Is IN ful eruption' throwing up
nrc ana stones. Volcanoes IN tne
L!lamna ana Augustine mountains, IN
Alaska, are n! so IN active eruption
keloupt throwing clouds OF smoke for
miles into the arr.
II l. expected that the accused in
the Rogers murder case will not be
tried until March Mrs Rogers is eX-
pected Ia become mother in January
Application to the governor will be
made to have her taken TO Rutland for
confinement as iail quarters for wom-
en- at Bennington are limited.
Uarrv " Grady son of the late
1tarrr " Grady ad;tor of the Atlan-
"a Crn.ti,ution -ho disarnearad mvs-
IRON, >orfoilx Ia Friiav
,,,lr,,i,H va. fonr5 IN C;tv HalI rarE
Waa, Nj, We5nasjay afternarn Iii
,,,;nd ;s hIanl, anG ba IA nnt arar
i,,n1. 10 frien5 Who fnnrI hin,
~, -.
me oWaZls u 'ooutn l. -AlLlta .HIea'en
lrouhle, heE 90 not see nov tue con
quest OF the irhp>faaI .! nreat brlI-
am shoulu aHtc' lhelr lhuepenueHice'
1 lFuI'I- Ind. "e HeCess"I! "e1Tl ~, yHeE
i,Iorinn IT., of Sn'a1;Ia,d j. ohnut n inon
va H. ~ ,,.hn I'll, +La Z,,l,
4;ai li,t a,'0 ,rraii or,ra,l anI ba,o fari,a
" i''ir,, f ,,,,,r,itior
-.
referring 10 president hoo9eNeli
recent speeches on trusts 10 Whlch ne
advises CONSTITUTIONAL anAehdineni 10
deal with great corporatlons' "lAIam
}. Bryan opening the Dehocratl'
campaign IN Missouri lhls week says
that one trust magnate IN STRIPES ne
nlnd prison walls would DO more TO
break up trusts than al the speeches
the president can make.
Wholesale boodling, equal to that of
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
Have You Anything to Sell?

If YOU have-no matter what it may be
an old wagon, a setting Of eggs,
pillow, a bull calf, a farm, poultry ,hors-
e. cattle. sheep. anything-everything
from paper of tacks TO an elephant
advertise it in the want columns of the
Reformer. Results are a dead certain
~ and the cost is less than nominal
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
NOW is THE SEASON

~ ,b,. wear 70 have your chimney~ cleaned We
6,.ll a fuiI line Of tools for doing this work
1r,ler. left at - High street will receive prompt
atrention. MCNElGH BROS, bTattltpoio, ' l.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
TAX NOTICE.

The -electmen Of the town OF Halifax nave a,
-ttisl a raX Of = - on the dollar If the Grand
Ii.t uf said town and agreeable To Sec. 4>u-4s4
vermont statues have placed the same IN my
bau,. for collection. discount uf ! per cent
,iii b. allowed un all taxes paid into the treas
~ a, an before the expiration n1 ninety daN-
fr,,,n The tlate Of thi, notice. Discount expires
ieN' 4. {. .JoNES. Treasurer.
uared NJ Halifax this 9Th day Of sept. l9o1
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
DEAL CASH REGISTER FOR SALE
CAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE

n Nlrlboro. Aug. % two sheep and two laliioo l ".
WITH marks on shoulder. Owner i ieIueeteu I"
prove property nay charges and take away
d HAMILTON. West Brattleboro, Vt.
sept. 3. 1902. oo-''
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
Administrators. Executors. Commissioners.

If YOU are a friend of the Reformer or its
nublishers and wish to favor us with your
business in the way Of Probate, Commits
sioners, or Executors Notices, 1t VIII be
necessary for you to instruct the probate
officers to send all such notices for publi-
cation in the Reformer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12

Monday and Tuesday Occupied With Di-
vorce and Court Cases Case of Clarence G..
stoddard VS.. Cambridge Mutual Fire Insur-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12

Management Expect Better Show Than
Ever in High Standards of the Pastsev-
eral New Features in the Horse Show Un-
usually Large Entry OF Cattle-P Poultry and
Bench Show Progressing Well Regular
Vaudeville Supplemented by Trained Lions
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12

UvANIED-A-eut> for magic trick wallet
w ul Hthcr novelties. GOod profit to n
-sar- ui Il cents for sample and terms
H.W. IN.aoE. - Flat St, Brattlehoro, Vt 1t
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12

W wood. chunks, two foot lengths and
,oar sawed and split. Address "Woop,'' Re
former '4tCe. 35tf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

A continuaei6n publicAros oil articnlo que
p,a anvfA un quertdo amigo correiigionario
a. ia Ia,A, sobrs L. proyeetada diSolucion del
psrtido federal.
Son san iuiciosoE oportunos los rAEon&'
rriertoa del autor de eSe artfculo, que eStAmos
an m sodo Go acuerdo con oil.
L,sRn los eorFeigionArios ese artfeulo. Me-
dttan las consideraclones que en- el Sc hRcsn,
oue liable despu6T l& conctenciA.
pesar de que TN colega federal, De MA
vapp -. In PoS dc LG Pdtrtn, viene publicando
Sr,fouios tsndenIsE a preparAr el amino de
nnestroa correligion&rIos en- favor de td dssotu
ci6n. nosotros, que somoS contrarioa en- AbSo-
Into a ets determinAei6n, no queremos deeir
nndA nor nusHtrA cuenbR porqae no QueFemos
aSriaF los animos Antss de In AsambleA; per-
- "a eonnAmoa dem Asi&do en- oil patriotismo
IA ahnegAci6n de los correliglonartoB que
ala Aaiaban, que sRbrAn poHPoner ante los
intaretes dc una 6 dos localldadea de I'M
0rupo dc hombrsH, los gr&ndss Eagrados
intsresea del pAfs, representAdoS aver como
bov' nor eli partido federal, cada vez mas fnsr-
40 v Fobusto, pueAto que c&dA vsE 80 presentA
Al nArtido advsrsario mas pobre, desmedrRdo
v desorgAniEado.
ri partdo repubIleRno 10 deamoronR por
nounensos como vlsio carcomIdo muro. Ma
da tsnernoa d le tanner de el.
Hs Aqui el Articulo que noI referimos;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11
A LOS FEDERALEs
MEDITAClONES

Hablass mucho de 10 formation de IN
tsrcer pArtido que 90 denomlnaEa al nlonlsta
Puertorriqutfo AmeFicanoS.
los inIsiadores,y personalid@des conspicuAs del
FEDERAL eoAyuvAn clio. AH p&rece demos
trArlo loA Articulosy sualtoa vArios que publlcA
Ia prens9 del pals r. pr9pAganaa ,nslAon or Pc. os
seFo.ea n 3no GAndiA y O levedo Bsez ofros,
v nj telegFamR de pFominentes ciudadAdanoa
de MaVgtl ~ dirigldo RI Presidents del DlFec'
Sorio FsaerAl inStando fasttnadA convochtoEia
n AaamDleR. .
D{cese Que para In formation dc ese ter
eer partldo para que no sea tercefo nj se-
Rundo Bino el prlm ero, sc hAce Indispensable
10 dIsoluci6n del Federal, dAndose como CAubA
orcients v bAst&nte In imposiniiidad en- que,
nor deSoRo, esGSn el senior MAGenzo ClnFon
ioE de su grupo-hastA aver repuollcanoa-oe
agurhF como federRles, agregRndoses en- corFo
borAcl6n, que ell nompre que We hAn uAuo Ios
patrlutaS nativos reunidoS en- colechVldad po'
lIIca no auenR bien cAusA NAL etscto en- las
regionsG gubernamentAIes de In lnsul& dc Id
Mssropon por considerar AqnsAlos como oe-
sAfsctoa n iA Rmeric&nfGAe1on.
So coment& en- todRs I&a Poolacl0nes el re-
aultAdo de In bGnderG blanca orlndAd1 Mr.
Allen, como puents de orc, nj mArchArae llu-
slonAdO ante Ia perspective de fofm@r PArte oeA
eonBeio do sacretArios Del presidents oe In re-
pGoltca, cuAndo "a eStAb& lndicado como soce-
Sor augn en- al RopieKno civil, su esplritu lntof-
mador, el alma mater de ga funesta Pothc&i
eli aecretArlo Mr. Hant; como consecnensl&
dc los comenbArloa % ILeRA un VSfuA1eto 20
gociio con motlvo da los nomnr&mienaos dc los
JueceG de pas que hA asteriortEado, ala ds1ar
dndA RlRunA, el proceder oeL gobsrnAdori oe
iAndo clar&menta com pEender Q1a fae una ver-
anderA eandlles poliSlcA EdoptAr IN Aceisnd
benevolents en- que hoy No encuensrs el PArti-
do fsdeFAI, coLoG&ao On In mlsmA sltnaclon en-
que 80 encontrAhA en- La oposlcion de que 90 de-
sistI6, cuando san luBttncAoa como raSonADls
dignA era.
81 paphea On todos los tonos por In Prsnaa
fadarMI d 40 el p&Fsldo rePubioAno oaaA dsaor-
RAni1naU mORlpundo ain que hSJA Esosnclon
EarA 81 v as repiGe que al fsdsERli por sI con-
araFio 80 muestra eAdA dia mas pul@nse COM
pacto sxisalendo verdAdsrA conesion entre
Rodos loA que o t1rmAn.
IA nosIciA A. mAreha De Mr.. Hunt v 90 du~
GA de au regreso, poE Gonslderar trAcasado nj
Dsraldo repupIcAno en- oil podsr, con Oh 81
RobarnAdor que 10 pRohljoi que SO snensnsfA
lmposlDllltAdo dc ssgoir PreASAndoIs 60 aPoyo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11
81 Or. Esteban SaIda6a
Y Ell PROYEOTAD0 PARTID0 DE LA UNION

RIts repntAdo me1ico dc San Juan, sstuvo
agar On GaguAs d celsDrAr dos consubAH pEote-
aionrss con el oocsoE Glmenez sAn1nrlo.
DAapLes de terminals lA mission prC1saio-
nal cue Ie nAlo u CaguAsj vimos A Doctor Sal
dAfsi en- Atencl6n u Que nu nomDre nm ngn'
EAno entire lon pArhidArl0s de MAslenao, nos
AseKcAmua Oh para zanzibar tmpreaionea soDrs
In san nevada traioE al nl6n puertoFriqntdA
AmeEicAnA.p
R.ItnJr SAldAha, que ss nm amigo ds toda
nueaArA eatmAcion4 mccedt6 gnStoao eilos
smpsSAndo por maintenance sn sxHAne1a oe
que en- nomDre maya ngurMoo en es@ comolnA-
cI6nt para 10 cHAl NO hA AntorizAoo nAdle'~
aTAnso yo-nos ollo-con mi ssn0r padre
polfIlco aon Andres CrosRst somos por compile
so AgenoB es@ cUmninAclon. Es mAa al ne
mos preAtAdo nj prestAremoR nuessro concnrso
n lA formAcI0n de eae tsrceF pAHtidcl que no
eonaId srAmos una solnclon para los graves
probLemAs que tlene que reAolver ei pAla. Ian"
30 70, como ei ssfior Urosas, fuimos invitAdoH
por eseritoa para una reunion Asiatimos
ellis ain sAber dc 10 Qae ali IDA &EAtaFae. Pe-
70 una ve1 entsrAdUs del p-oPoSito' mAnlLss-
sAmoS nestrR hDaolntA inconfoGnlo@c' no
hemoa vnslbo m ocupArno9 mas de eae asnnso'
AhorA bIen; mi oplnl6n particular %, que los
pAIbidoR depen esgniT tAl como estan vi el
pRrttdo repupIcsno In frAcAsAoo, que se resi-
rs de IAH eEfeEAs gnnernAmenthlsai 81
federal vence en- AAs alecctoneas que veDga q!
gohlerno, lmplMnte aus proceo1mlenbosl al
tRmbi6n fracAsA, ensoncss eAtan oenAs Ampos'
y oil pAft EesolvsrA.R
@aEAs, mas m6LoE, fuaFcn las manif aaea-
slonas oel Doctor SAluahA. Ease dis1inguido
puertorEiqueno nnnca ha quaEldo ngnrAr en-
polIicAi ca nm verdAoero inospendients pero
pAtrioIa aincero, ,ha pEasSauo slemPre "a vahoso
gpncuEao n toaO 10 que hR ConAioerhoo pShSA
sioso para los tnBerGsss del pals. Nnsstros lac
sores rscordArAn In anergIca oPosiclon que q
doctor SE4dAna hlxo Ias ceiebTes Tt1ofmAs oe
Mr. C.AIk aopre inhtrRccl0n PhDllcAs AL como
tRmDen ~ EndA labor Que re&liso como FFeai
aanhe us In liRa ae consnbuy enses M combaslr
sl NO menos fAmuao Dill H0 IMnner.
Vsmos, pues, que ei grnpo mAaiencissa cue
pFedlcA In nnI6n, ae va qusoAnoo feoncloo u
sRno.
SY poK satiIf4cer ssa grupo vamos
aiGolvsr OIL pArnao fsdsrnI9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11
I'll. LOPEZ CEPERO.

Rata aaRde nos Aesreamos q nm tahaqusro
miembro DC LIN direeNva asl gremio la con-
snlsMmos sobre lao veKaionea que cOErfAn, IN.
pltcAndoie noa H. fJrmAsen do 10 cue habiR da
clerso en- todo ESQ. EOs consesto en- primer
t6rmino que el grsnio no 90 hAniA disnalso.
an conslnnana continnariA miensras huDis.
san 90 miemDross puea sse ara vi n0nero manor
one puofa ne1Ar para aucsia1r In sncisdad.
TAmplen nos CLIO cue pcE Ahora mo % pan-
saba ca ARAbRlaE por msnoa pxaeio, pues ann
hansAn rssurs0a para a0steRar In Sneiga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11
Casa de prestamos
compra y


mneblss.-SAn 5ae, Ahmero 45.-Prssto dine
70 Ml sipo modsrno, sea aI cuatTo por cienso,
sobEe prencAs de ORC, plata, piedrAa prectesRs
obiehos de cuA! aier g6ner0, que sean de fA-
ell realixaci6n ON reEnate I'd 3lico.
Las prend@s empt d adAa en- estA casa pue-
den aue d1efioa AbonaR lAs cAntidAdes que qua
ten, dednciendo interesss de las cAnsidAdes
MhonadAs. ulio o do 1909.
nit. Fl. LOPEZ CEPERo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

san JUAN
NOTAs FOB CORBEO

Julio 10.
Mueho IA eomenSa la Actitud de los ela
mentos que foEmAn eL fnturo teresr parAidC.
Stg3n 80 deBprends de sua movimiens sos,
no iran q 10 AbsoLnta union polzsica con los fe-
derales. como Sc hRbfh supnssso y era 10 mas
natural en- In sttaAct6n en- que nos encon-
trAmos.
Hemos ofdo exprssarse 4 varlos de ssos
prohomores, y son de opinion que lleguemos y
una coAiict6n an al perfodo electoral.
Nos pRrece esto 10 mas ResrsAdc.
Dasde estA mafana se Venia diciendo por
esta capital que oil gremio de- taba queros habfa
sido oisneto, poF Acaerdo de sus AsociAdoEs en-
una reunion que ceLebHaron anoche.
TAmnl6n AsegnrAbsse que oil lunss comen.
xArfan brRbAiAr Veinticinco operarios, para
rompeF la hueiga que hRy en- pie.
Sa decfR que In c9usA que habfA mottvado
In disoluci6n uel gremio, hAbfA sido In actual
husgR, puea muehos tAha queros dA-do 90
eHtaoo dc pobfezs, 90 encontrabRn pa
sAndo necesiaAdsR en- union de famiiAs.
Qas 6ssos habfan propneato sl que se trabsjase
por AhorA con In rebA1a de prectos, para mas
luego peair fuesan sunidos los jornAles, como
se les ofrecio por Los fabricRntes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

DOCTOR y. LORENzO OAsALDUo.
piEu1ano- Dentists Norbe-AmeKiennos
elDop-Ppert0akleo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
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Hot opaoidad para 200 Eo a
mae GALES Teuan
issa enHlado de Capital I'll cned ms,or IN a 49,
conddaa dema amerno; agasso
orcsh
Il ieuaI para lsa eomdas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

El dia 81 del actual harG 81 debut ante IL
Corts del Diatrito oil nusvo abogsdo don Joae
M. Figuerss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

FARMACIA AMERICANA. - Fortalsxa.
2s, San Juan Puerto Rico.-Medicinas de Pa
tente v droQRs, artculos de tocAdor instru-
msntos de Ciruifa precios sumamsnte bara-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

En- ell pr6ximo dia 20 ca probable smbsr-
que paxa Ioa Estados Unfdos ei doctor Saidsna
con ell obisto de permanecex alg6n tempo en-
aqueI pais deseansando de Ia rnda labor que
hace aGos viene aosteniendO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

Ha regrssado de los Essados Unidos dom
Jose Bsnftex Dfsz, miembro del Oomit6 D.ree-
two del Partidn.
ri sef1or Bsnftss ha salido para 81 residen-
cia de Vieques.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

See6u ae exprea6, esag veraionss eran lam
sadas por Ios fabricanses para dfeolvsr oil
gremio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

La SASTRERIA DE MODA % ID de En-
rique Lefebrs, Cristo No 12 Recomendamos
& nueatros amigos que Ii favorezcan CON sus
srabaios. md
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

Don Bartolom6 Llovet renurcia 81 daatin
v trabafara independents de "a profession q
maestro de obraa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

Sc visne asegurando por esta capital que
don Juan B. Ramos exJuez Presidenta del
Tribunal del Distritc pablicarA nm manifesto
en- eli cual explicar6 "A fntura actitud poiftica.
Parsce que quedarS faera del partido re-
publicano, ouedando en- actitud independents
por Ahora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

I'm 10 calla de Tstuan nGmero 2S hay un
aimac6n dep6sito de papas. Pareea que bay
ALI muchas podridas las que tienen infassados
Rquel vecindario.
AVisamoa o lA sanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-11

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