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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
MUSIC AND ART.

Miss Julia Morgan. Of San francisco,
recently passed her examinations In
The iieauN Arts. IN Paris. aud will soo
be a ~mll.tlcdg,d architect. She viii be-
the first woman architect In Europe.
Howard Chandler Christy. the we'll
known artist, l. using a Jersey hl.l-
side for the background Of his paint
Ing, "fhc Hattie of san Juan" The
work il being done near Alpine.on.the-
Hudson.
According to n citizen of Bohemian
birth NOW u resident Of Chicago. the
name ~ Jan Kubrlik. the renowned
bohemian ,%io,ini-t. who l. about To
MAKE n % N ~ this country. l. pro.
nouncrd koubcleck. with accent On the
fret syllable.
The Russian government has sane
toned the plan la erect a monument
al Warsaw in memory Of the c~tlcarat.
ed Polish composer. Frederic Chopin.
The ~oriRinaturs of the project intend
Inviting designs for the work from
British aud foreign sculptors.
7. j. Uakrslrc. Of the B'akeslcr gall
'%eries, New York. has sold Franz llalo's
PORTRAIT of a Woman" Ia the boston
museum of arts for 10000. Tn, bic.
iurc II iObi 80 inches. II was probably
painted about 1850. original, II be-
l0nged to the duke OF Buckingham's
collection.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
JoneSburg.

Hon. S. r. Aydclot. went down
to st. Louis Saturday morning. d.
The Baptist of %Joncsburg organ
lied a Baptist Sunday School at
the Ball School House last Sunday.
Mr.. Dick Kruger n prominent
stock man Of Wright City came up
Sunday to spend the day with
Hale Young.
Miss Annie Zigler, daughter OF
John Ziglcr of near Pcndlcton died
Monday morning.
Mr.. c. Price moved In his new
house this week.
Gu. poultry man Mr.. Anderson
seems to be doinga good business.
Mr.. II. G. Fisher one of our best
farmers was In town last week with
n load OF produce. Come again
Henry.
Mr.. A. +. Conklin has taken the
contract to build q new school
house down ON loss creek.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
Americus.

Rev. Maggart filed his appoint
ment at Trinity Sunday.
Dell Moore and sister of Mincola
attended church here Sunday.
Mrs. Mollic Moore of New Flor
cncc Is visiting in the community.
Ed Bush and wife, p. l.. McCar-
ty and wife and daughter Birdie,
Perrow Moseley and brother Will
burd and Mrs, Charley Elder, took
in the excursion to st. Louis Sat-
urday.
b. NJ. Bush accompanied by
Misses Baxter and Gertrude Nun
nelly Of Montgomery City is visit
ing John Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols of West
Dry Fork had their twin children
sprinkled at chur CHI Sunday.
Ben Windsor and family of
Prairie Fork visited b. S. Bakers
Saturday and Sunday.
Florence Shackelford and Earl
Sanders went on the excursion to
st. Louis Saturday and returned
Sunday night.
Owen Gentry gave the young
folks a party Friday night and
all enjoyed a good time.
Frank Holtwick of West Dry
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
~NeighbOrhOOd News,
On The Line.


A poem on Spring Is n very nice
thing,
II you leave all the bad things out
But of the mud In the roads ! don't
like to sing;
Or the cyclone that comes skipp-
ing about.
j. II. Fields took n drive to Mid
dlctown Saturday to see DR.. Rigg
the first trip out since his leg was
broken last July.
Everything Is growing nicely
but "A good shower would be APP
preciatcd Mt present.
Mrs. VIM. Clare OF Cuivrc Mo.
was visiting her mother Mrs. Corr
nett Of West Cuivrc Saturday.
Your space filler and time killer
spent n few hours In Middlctown
last Saturday eve aud we enjoyed
our trip to the poetic old town.
The Hall district has not yet cm-
ploycd n teacher.
John Reighlcy OF Wcllsvillc was
going ovcf his future mail rout,
last week acquainting himself with
the route and soliciting for mail
boxes. John will please the peo-
pie for he IL an accommodating fell
low.
The rond commissioners hav,
been inspecting the unopened road
that runs from the county lin,
north TO Geo. Fishers on Cuivr,
and we hope oon TO sec some new
bridges put In.
John Fields was trying his new
buggy Sunday along the line.
j. II. Fields went to Fulton to-
day friday on business.
Jas. Black has been making
some Of the boys In this vicinity
realize one great privilege OF M
American citizen that Is, working
the roads.
Your most unobcdicnt servant.
SAMMY TWINKLE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
John Cox and family Sunday.

John Cox and family Sunday.
G. II. Ballard and wife OF Mont
gomcry City visited at Rev. !. M.
divers last Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Appling OF Wellsvillc
spent n few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. A.. Penn last week.
Miss Mary McQuie of Montgom-
cry City Is spending n few days
with Miss Florence Duncan.
Rev. S. l.. Palmer of Mineola
preached a good sermon for us here
last Sunday.
j. G. Brown and daughter Miss
Lottic and Morris Wormington and
wife visited j. T.. Dickey and
family last Sunday.
Rev. S. a. Elkins spent last
Tuesday the guest of Mrs. A. A,
Oliver.
Regular preaching services al
New Hope Baptist church next
Sunday at II o'clock by Rev. ID.
w. Graves of Montgomery City
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Business Meeting OF the church
Saturday evening at 3 o'clock, all
the member are expected to attend
M the matter OF calling n pastor
will come before the church.
o. T.. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
HEALTH N BEAUTY.

For enlarged pores use a complexion
brush, hot water and a pure sonptVcry
night for weeks. II takes time and
patience. but 1t can he done. \ slight
~ %astringrnt lotion, io be used once
or twice daily. j. also helpful.
Equal parts Of lemon juice and
glyccrin. rubbed upon the hands. after
thoroughly rinsing them, Is usually
enicncious for chappcd hands. Dry In
the usual me Thorough crying
OF the hands In cold weather !. ,.scn-
tal.
TO cure b%luckhcat battle the face In
hot water In whica a pinch Of borax
has been dissolved every night. Then,
~ the skin has been %softcncd, go all
over II with the little suction up,
which will draw the impurities ia tho
surface. Some may he drawn out every
day In this name II left 10 harden
in the kin they will produce pimplcs
md enlarged pores.
! de- not approve ~ face stcaming
except for q very oily, eruptiyc skin.
In such a case IL opens the pores and
aids the escape ~ impurities. For n
fnc. dry skin inclined To wrinkle. II IL
simply disastrous. Even hot water
should he used hut seldom upon u face
which tends 10 wrinkle easily. Use
icpid and cold water. pure soap and
gentle massage with u good skin food.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
High Point,

Misses Florence and Bessie Hill
spent Sunday night with the Mis-
scs Nichol.
Miss Helen lIcnslcy Is staying
this week with her sistcr-in-law
Mittic Sailor Hcnsley.
+. w. Barnes and w. A. Dutton
made n business call In Fulton to-
day.
Misses Stella Barnes and Lena
Nichols were in the drcss-making
business Tuesday.
Il. a. Brown and John Irving Jr.
were near Bachelor on business.
Misses Ethel Sailor and Ger
trude llcryford visited Miss Lena
Nichols Sunday.
Elsie and Timon Ham spent Sun
day evening with Lcnnic and VIII
lie Barnes.
7. w. Barnes made n business
trip to Montgomery Wednesday
+. Mckinley Barnes Is staying
with his sister, Mrs. Brown this
week. c. u. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
Peytonia

We have delightful weather, n
shower Of rain foil Monday morn
In" which was refreshing on the
growing crops and more rain Is
needed.
Mrs. Robert Bentley and her lit
tie boy of Galloway county. visit
ed j. w. Mitchell and family last
Sunday.
A number of people In this
county was In Galloway county
last Sunday.
j. w. Mitchell got n new kind OF
seed corn from Prof. II. w. Hun
ley and planted IL, the corn come
up In a few days and II looks very
thrifty, the grain Is large and
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
FOR PEACE AND A

Loud talking telephones are now be-
ing placed In German w~arships by
which the captain standing on his
bridge can In u moderate. tone of voice
communicate with the interior Of the
vessel aud he communicated with even
though u violent storm he raging.
In the future, on al! government
transports. ar vessels sailing from
ports in the division OF the Philippines.
on which United States troop may lie
embarked, Gen. Chafree directs lint
the line officer highest In rank b, com-
mission On board shall assum. COM.
mand of the whole.
The workings of the hin
In the United States navy are being
carefully watched by the naval authori-
ties Of Great Britain. Vice .Idmiro,
Fitzgerald In n letter to she London
Times admits that line officers must
wake up and become expert mechanic
as well us good seamen or III, ,nyin-
GERS viii outstrip them. 81 am moi
prepared" he says, "to advocate ,hs
amalgamation OF the engineers and
executives In imitation of the Amer.
leans. but II an amalgamation is to
be eventually avoided II can only be
by our executives becoming practical
mechanics. All real work Is now lone
~ steam, electricity and hydraulics"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23

Williamsburg to Montgomery
City recently.
The prospects are favorable for
a quantity Of vegetables II there is
plenty Of rain.
Curtis w. Goodman was here on
business last Monday morning.
Samuel T. Weeks who lives in
Galloway county drove his cattle
to a pasture on Loutre a few days
ago.
The destruction OF st. Pierre on
the island of Martinique, may have
been Providcntial. God may have
sent the whirlwind OF volcanic fire
and ashes from Mount Pelcc on to
the city.
Your correspondent killed n big
blacksnakc not long ago and saw
two snakes on Monday the 18th.
The wells arc low here and some
one will have to haul water soon ii
il don't rain.
Fish are not rs plentiful In the
creeks now as there was u year n
go. Last winter, The water was
low in the creeks and a great
many fish frozc to death.
j. a. ID.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
white and the cob very small.

white and the cob very small.
James w. Gibson commenced to
plow his corn the second time on
the 18th inst.
Isaac 7. Kcclc has a nice young
apple orchard, the trees growing
thriftily.
Vines are In bloom and there
will be berries II the weather Is
not too dry.
Two men with n wagon and
team hauling old iron passed here
on the nth they do not pay much
for old iron and haul 1t to the city.
The farmers are greatly inter-
cstcd In their crops. Hope that
abundance Of grain and vegetables
will be raised this year and that
every body may have plenty.
Sunday and Monday was de-
lightiul days.
Movers passed here going west
recently.
Two men with a wagon and
team and each hauled a number
of loads of shaved hoops from
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23

Fork is suffering with a rising on
his hand.
Sheep shcaring is the order oil
the day.
On the Line.
"SAM TWINKLE"
Pardon me for imposing on good
nature. | sincerely regret asking
you such a public question, but l
only wanted to know just how you
was progressing in that line OF
business. Forgive me and VIII
never do 80 again but may you al
ways tSam) Twinkle, Twinkle
little star. Most lovingly,
BILL NYE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23

On the first sunday in June and
day preceding, by agreement,
Rev. X. $. Duncan will preach at
Loutre Valley church, as supply
for pastor w. II. Burnham, who
will be in Oklahoma.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-05-23
New Hope.

The hardest rain fell here last
Tuesday that has fallen for three
years making 1t to wet to pillow
for several days.
Wheat Is about all headed out
and bids fair To give a bountiful
yield.
G. w. Sailor purchased n new
Dcering Binder last Saturday, He
has 1856 acres of wheat and oats to
cut.
Ed. Poindexter and family were
in Montgomery City Saturday.
William xPPrMs .wnar
trading In Montgomery City Mon
day.
Sam Penn delivered Sheep in
M ontgomery City Monday.
Rev. r.. E. McQuie and family
attended preaching here Sunday
night.
William Jones visited William
Appling and family Sunday.
Andrew Poleston OF Moberly Mo.
was visiting friends here last week.
Sam Penn and family visited
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e. franca Y expontanea

Con oil pseud6nino K x, pubiicanoa IN
su sltscibo que nos anvi6 de Yauco. Alu4isn-
do nj inspector de sacuelas Mr.. Charles 3.
Foota.
Consignaha m sE DICE sobre que Mr..
Foota abrirfA au bufeta do sbogado nctario--
por habsrse eKaminadO an San Juan y 6bteni'
do sua tfsulos 10 YES que dsssmpe nArfA u
inTpacsf6n de las sscueIaB da YAuco. lEso fue
mbtivo para la censura do X. x quien,d de pa-
10 FesonocfA qne Mr.. F0ots era an americana
mry apreciadO On aquella loealidad.
1Oy IN qulsrido amigo que nos eserioe,
parzuna veraR, que nos merece entero er6diss,
non romunica que oil auelso en- cuesti6n eaToes
dO fundanento.
1Sn primer tSFmfno, Mr.. Foots ss To como
ca clnlo abcgadO de coleglo de Das&dos
Uniaos, desde que lego Yaueo; y ri bien -
v0rdkd que trata de abriF an bufste, 1Rln biSn
10 Ell que no pretende nsdns1T dos carTiAlos.
Por otrs parte, abnndando ga 10 dlGhO por
<. x Mr.. Foets goza dc IN ezcelens0 prest1-
Clio an Ia s0eisdad yaucana--que le quiere--
por aus bucnAs dotes COMO iunclonario y como
cabBIlers.
E prusba de In mas RbsoluAa irnparcisli-
dad, danos sass expontGnsa franea rsetia'
eaci6n.
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Eutra las zoaas locates cue puhlisAmos
hysF, apRrssi6 10 sigufsnt0:
GEl doeAoT 9nankn Banitex RPoya Ma
tieuso Cinsr6n, en- 90 pRopsganda 8obra 10
uni6n pusrtoFriqu. naS.
DlchA noticlA % ransra af Doctor 9Rxm4m
RodrsRusz, partidario dacidfdo lie la sLlGa ae
pssFiOaaBS cue srAAaSa do fundAT don Bngenfo
Maria de Hostos
TaEnbisn MA IN suelto de ra0Aec16ns por
error ia GAIA, apareci6 aquivoeado si nnnlofe
del venerable padre Puig, que 90 llama Bsnt-
10 no BAutiafs.
VAlga ls aelaraei6n.
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G on orr rhoI
Angel OlaKag asfH.
Ponce, p. 4.

preparation esa aaSxa
nco la curaci6n do las
cn prOhSsud los BermsnsH norboos det1ieRaG
on que by aloJan dsvueve los Se1dcs
sFioad comle evsando ccatricss eatreoheses
New York Setiembre IL do 1901. = y y
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MOTOR De ?E?R0LEO M[E?Z WEISS
Adoptado por oil gobierno de los Estados Unidos
Desde / hasta co cabAllos nominal !
NEMrA8 a. CaMTApo

Para riego, luz electrical, cafeteros, talierss
de mAquiass sarpinterfas, ebanistsrfas, fabEl.
cas- industrales en general panaderfas, imp.en.
tls, etc.
Slmioi,tra1 ucia fusrza nj 1trix sin peliRro
segurA pira cuanto SO quiera. Son extremads.
nente seu;illos, 90 les puede hacer functonat
en cualqnter punto en- cualouier instante
30 les mace fuaG1onar con ell petroleo comdn
consu aea como uus. pinta por cada caballo de
fuer1a bora de trabajo cuya cautidad es grs.
duada automatisameote par m edo de un reQu.
tador segd1 la que Sc empee Mantienen Tps
seoel1Ial unlIorme Tened encendedor auto
On ltico' dando nj traste con la molestosa chispa
ee,tfica tuoo de Ignicl6n. El encierre del
81 c,guenal es un detaile .lnuy tmportante, ha.
ci IN 1olos prueba ae polvo, muy rfgidos, dc lu-
an otor procede,ats del e6abolo las vantaios oUs
pre- entsn. comparados con los motores de vanor.
son numerosas No Peauteren manninistas m
, ,oonsulaen Agua no hay quemanejar carbon nj
una base fuerte, y tienen dos vo1antes 0ou
obre p.ra Q. patr0leo. lIayes. A ,nforoo. oom.
Sc garsntiza 81 louen funcinnam anto
= al agsnte general
Angel OlaKag asfE,
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Jose Ramon Rivera
AREolBo RICO. s-pLAz> <YoR-s
Farmacia, drogieria, Iaboratorio, especiaIidades
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

IA BORTNQUENs--Ds Targas d oe no
a,wtSsn a T1s asta casa an IL que mas barato
..ss :, dTsa soustautarasnta Introduce nuevas
Mlagesnelaa y artiauIca 90 1asa Hoysaa3' VS.
"A Aaee H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

AAH6AS OAPIROTES- di lula
RodEigusz canr6fo. De vents sn is eaila de
IL Fortssssai no ss, Al psscIo de 30 esntsYos
vi eisnpIar r.
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E.cos de Ia isla
Notas de nuestros correspo!!salss
lsla culehra

Tlompo hsce qua 10 enviaba & La Dnko.
CRAuIA nfs hAbituaisGscorrsspondane dsbi-
do A que por estos sndufriales nAda ocurrs
que sea digno de ser mencionado, ekcspsi0n
heehA de signnas GpaqushseeeS que, nj por
asonao, pueden compafaFse con las farnesas del
padre Coloma.
Ysamos s'gunas de- alias.
al 6arpar de estas sguas oil aAcuadron
amsrlcano, al Rvdo. Wtils Carol regAl6 Al
prc fasor sef9r Ssv!ll8 aigunos libros con desti-
no6 Ia biblioteca circulAnte de gu coleRio /
ssmbiSa regai6 81 citAdo professor an eNsw
TsstsmeptS y una Blblia Nnevo Antique
Tsstamento psra gu uno, snvi6p para los
aIuunnoa, ounce Bblias de mano.
Esto, an NJ, NADIA de particular ofrBee; psro
ID extYsno 10 csnsufabls co que nuastro sa-
erfatSn, sin encomendarss & Dios, di6 an la Aor
d0 7itAr aus BIblias Is los ninos, vnli6ndoss
para clio "a del spgaao de Ia violenGia.
fgnorabAmos que Mr. Ffutos--qua ssf 60
llama el sai rapa valAa-fnsss eaasoR da iibros
SQsk diria Mr.. Fruaos, 81 sl proiaaor rom.
rlisra todos les CatscismOs que 30 Ian rsparti.
do sDsre los ni&os
Etsy que ser soleransssy respesar las sjs-
nas ideas.
20 li6u %, por osra parts, Mr.. AlstAndFo
vara diseerplr 81 una Btblia es no pfotsstan-
&c =? La B!bia 90 IN libro de sana dostKiHa,
los niflos en- 81 eonocinisato de ID Vardad
dol Blsn.
Tocsnts Is Ia version que cerrs do que los
fraEnaentos de dichas obraa fusron sapaFcidos
NOR Gl b&HKlSb8u % o IL u4R& uBl VIUASSok
sefor SsviIla, de ssr ssao cisrso, eonasituye
una provocaci6n, y, por ende, results un Rete
que revela eBcRsR cultuFA.
Y basta de &peqnedacesp
LA psFslnAz seqnfs que SO della 4sontir
d0sie hacs tempo hs agostado los paatas y las
aisMhra
La cistafna que ~ construy6 dnranAs 10
epoGa de don Manuel VG1ques Alay6n, no con.
tlens gotta da agua. Ahors utilixa el poblieo
Lii sitnAda eli la plaza.
BIN 81 campamsnto 60 ha eonsaruido an
almAc6n una f&rrhaciA de madera.
iii doctor 81 ward presta sus auxflioB pscfs-
slonalss s todos Ios veciDos, 4 quisnes fambi6n
fac1lfsa las na naedicinas. A daua4s he pEaesicado
algunaa opsraciones dIffciles, con buOn exito.
Dleho doctor ss muy inteligsnts sim pGtico.
---El dia 10 del nisa On caFso ss in'sandi6 ID
casa del veclno Anreliano Rivera Ardi6 poE
eempleto. E.i sIniesaro fu6 :&sior 10 por una
lam para de pssl 6ieo que sasAll6 La nafLora dc
Rsara, que habis dado lus oil mismo dfa, pu'
do aalvarss nj ils z krosahente con 81 nifio.
"A Ioa d &nos de adad tslleci6 sl iovsn
don Luis Tuentss. Paz aus rsstos y rsciOAn
aus desconG lAdos padres nusatro F6'Rms mas
sHnEiic
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Sc dice quo III sefoF Matlenzo OIntr6n ID
han ofreefdo 10 isfatuFa del Eartido rauuhIi-
cano, 6sae II reeha4s por no tener intarGs an
sCeptar NADIA nj de formAr un nuavo parAtdo
Cumo hRsta RhOrA Re hR diCho. EI Inarcs Il
rnmbo que dahe seguir dicho rartide cue los
fedsrslas y los fepEbhcanoa no saan aneinf9os
y sf amigos hernanos para trabajar por Ell
pals.
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Carolina

Ill bill Eobre cierrs de astablscimientos ios
donoiDgos las IL, esta dando los reDulltadcs o
que pTevelsmos.
Ioc campesinos one concuFren aI nnsrcado
con aIs f-Dt1p, 10 hscen para con el producto
do au ven1a proveerss do las proviaionea nece-
como Ell mereadc se ecnclnye a Ia horn asl Gle
RE, results Due - sEionneran an Ian iendss !
is hora indicads p5r mas que oil comaFciants
se esfaerza por hacerlos salir, no 10 conaigus y
cae eiDvoluntarism menta en- las redas de- lib Ley.
--El juEgado municipal de est0 pueblo
instrnye diiiEsnciaasumsrias con mott#o do To-
stones graves nfsridas en- riffs entire Len lndivl-
duos Conrado Conde y Juan Coon, auhbos va.
sinca del barrio Barraza.
III % de este MES eoptrRsran matflmonio
EOr fs.s I esfR Hetodassa Mr.. won Miss
DAeis d. Brock, professors de fngi9s en- sssa
IbcaIidad, y amplesdoa ambos de ls Tesoraria.
Tls eeFaunouiA 80 eaiebrsra en- In casa da
ds d. Concepci6n Larrinassr viuda de Hsrnaix.
hIanatf.
Dsspr6a de Is ii tinR hualga para colmo
da caIamidades tsnsrnos aquf una gran sequfA
gus agoata y destruye cuanto encuentTa ~
EAsO.
EIa la aienhrA dai tassco que todd 81 nun.
do Goistaba saivarss, poF oil huen pFeeto Que
sdqnisre esta sicR plAntaci6D, han psraido aI
dinero mnehls plantadoFeR. 5a eonf0KEnarfan
eCn dasqustsr con ls hoja que rec0lbekan al
ouisrA In E,iaad del afactivo cue inviTiisron sn
iicha aiembrk.
---Ei lnnas por Is tards 50 ie did sspaitnra
Ell ei eamsnftrio de Manatf MI cad4ver dai hon
redcl isnbAnn don Juan Riysra. Asisti0 I'll Sc
pan numsro'fdno pdblaeo que senfk IA aIaa
estinR iss grandss virandes del anAdo.
Pas sGB Tsssos morasies = rasiRnaci6n
pGrA fodOs aut dsudos y amigos 60 lu Que Dc.
stausos slnsaismsnta NJ enviaFlss nnliiiTe ps-
sbma.
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SQlG pass an ai &siIo de uif IN da gSntnp-
eaf Pues diean cue Coll Sc ka nnIdo ear Ia.
dsmSa or pleadoB para hacsrIe In grn,ira Al
director qua americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

81 Consejo Blscutivo 81 snteFarss dol pro.
yacto cue preaent6 sl alcalds Dis San Juan-la
Carts CopstItucionAl-diio que el CxaP de Rn-
ala III aieAde do San Juan, ssEi2n 81 el mum.
dO los doc despotas con mas atribueioael para
todo 10 que ellos qniersn, y le dieron al nlacha-
taao conaigniente, dicisndo qua nj sI pPasidsn-
ta de la Rsp6bica Americans tsndffs las mis-.
n As atribuciones,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

Nos dicen &c Bayam6n que natarl sstA
contsDt1 pOr hs.bar cambiedo da Feafdsncia eu
amigo Pssouera para San Juan. Era tssDaf-
dato dsi pueblo para Aicalds en- las ruavas
aleceiones munlelpales, pero la quaca nlomin.
80 Cohian, 6sta le dark disgustos, ,puss eli pobra
Mateu no quioFe que 10 quissa de Alealds, no
p0r Ell n1aney, sino por 10 mucho que qutere 81
pueblo (nobra Bayam6pl Con sl sneid0 81
daspaeho dc na8dlciEsa psra los pobYes rsnna
ma buen pico para podar vivir comodsuaente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

Los rspuoiicAnOs an San Juan, diesn que
ell Lcdo Fslix Santpni ss federal tnDaGo, como
otros que hay dsntro de dicho psrtido. nor
equlVocacioa. cicsn bisn; todOs RqusIoa
cue no aa eametan 81 Grt4ptto de la eapisal no
@ sun TspuofG1Ho1, pnes para ser mn buau Tepu-
bttcanO uene que convertiree On ndnL0EoT
escau0o 6 is0To0sn an eoFrs-v We y-dfie; zero In
suerte ss que varfos han eaido del ysachtso m
quisEen segnir hacienda ese pAuaI anita al nsla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

Sc iRaIsan para OhciaIe8 del OusFDo de
Bombsxos los stn1res Apgs RIvsro, Miguel
Cansil&s, Miguel Eehsvarrfa, Joaquin PuiAls,
Eduardo Casseros, j. CAlderon Aponts, Tomas
Acosta, Pedro Gomez y Nareiso DJv&I para IL
etudsd, MaFinR, Pusrta de Tisrra y sARtur-
ce nueve oflcialBs. 8 sean dos oAclAies por ba-
frio an iasej por cada veinta eineo hom-
hFss hAbrA m sargsnto y des cabos. Hl Ayun-
tamiento pondrA una paFtidA en- preHupuesto
para la installation Y sossenimiento del ener-
pC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

Sc encuentFAn en- ssta cindAd nuestros dis-
tinguidos amigos don BXrtolOmA 5srracs nts
vaeino de Co&n0, don Roqus PRniagus vscino
do Adjuntas y don Carlos EfaTi1 vscino de Ma.
naM. Les dessGHsoa grAts psrmansneia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

Aver estuVo an Arecibo sl tefs del pAFtid
fsderaI don francisco dc AeLha.
BsgFss6 por 10 noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

Programs de las piszss que toeAra lR ban
dA de Ia Poiicfa insulaF en- In FatTeta Gel miSe-
coles H. en- ID plaza q s Alfonso Kill.
Paao d0bs eLa CAmpanG de In LibsrtRdS,
soussj Msdlsy Nautical, WAlstopI Is peGici6D)
Espsodta H6rgarA Mia. 2, LiSzo; Segundo ac-
80 de L. opera Afds, Verdi; PoIka de coEnstfn
ala mia esperanEAD, Libsratj; Two Step Coon
tnwa Sary made, WI kins; GGSracha LIS auya-
hA, Rus; aimno naeional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11
"a NuRVA cENrRAL, de Anaraa

Oulcsrfa, conHterfa reposterfa.- san
FHANyIseo n. -Se sirven todA clase de srcar.
R0s en- dieho ramo. San Juan, Puerto RIco.-
TELAFoNo: 157.