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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-08
SO HORSES, cARR1AGEs--sALE
AUCTION AIycrIoN
Continued.

=, AUCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
Ihomas Bloom will have his fifth grand
auction sale of horses, wagons and harness.
IN the sale will be 200 head of first-class farm
horses and mares, from 100 to 1000; several
gentlemen's drivers, saddle horses and fancy
carriage teams, Everything will be sold to
t th highest bidder. No reserve, as most Of
the horses are on consignment Carload
buyers and shippers take notice. Wait for
Blooms sale. Thursday. Feb. IS, 10 O'Clock
a. m. Terms, cash. 21S I'd av N.
FOR SALE-CHEAP, GOOD WORK HORSE
and mare, two small horses and farm wagon.
Make Offer 615 Sd av S.
FOR SALE--TWO CAR LOADS of HORSES
and mares from South Dakota, weight 1900
to l5O0 pounds. to S years old, cheap for
cash. 142S Washington av N. Kelley &
Zimmerman.
FOR sALE-SWELL BOX GUTTER, OR
will trade for double harness anything /
can use. 4505 e Lake st.
FOR SALE-HIGH-GRAD PORTLAND
cutter, used a month, $50; fur robe, stable and
street blanket. All bargain. 1900 Sd av S..
PAIR OF 2,600-POUND GRAY HORSES AND
wide-tire wagon, all for $50. Also 1,2oo-pound
horse years old, SIS; l,100-pound mare, $40;
sorrel PAGER, years old, $25; buggy and cut
ter cheap. Call, Sunday or any time, at sos
4th ay S.
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WOOD AND COAL

MAPLE, So to $500; oak, s. to S. 80: ash
tamarack, mixed yellow birch, mill wood ana
coal; best prices; cisterns filed; furnitur,.
moved Braden Fuel and Transfer Co.. 1895
I E Lake ST. Phone S 603 J2.
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| HAVE COMMISSION TO SECURE A SAIL
boat. Must be nearly new, up to date and
IN good condition. Write all particulars to
J. M. Barclay, TT Nicollet aY
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CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS, school books ana
libraries at Adairs, 20 Washington av s.
WANTED-BY A DEALER-MANUFAC.
turer's catalogue ard samples modern novel
tles notions and inventions. H. Babcock II
Grove st, Nicollet island, Minneapolis, Mimi
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WANTED TO EENT

WANTED-FROM THREE TO FOUR UN-
furnished rooms, with heat, by mother and
two daughters; references EXCHANGED. Ad-
dress 1886, Journal :.
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J. CHADBOURNE,
TX Building, Minneapolis.

$3.50 PER ACRE FOR SECTIONS AND g.
Morton county, North Dakota. Lamoure
county lands, North Dakota; So, 200 takes sec
ton 13-136-65 $1,S00 for 200 acres, one mile
from depot; 1875 acres under cultivation. All
kinds of small farms, $3.50 per acre and up.
Boise All Phoenix .-.,..
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Gated working >housekeeper, over 80, unin-
numbered, in small family, out Of town. Ref
erences exchanged. Address 2S43, Journal.
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REAL ESTATE--FOR SALE
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Continued.

continued.
ONE MILLION AND A HALF OF GOOD
IN one section, Lincoln county, wisconsin;
y miles from 500; $500. One mile south of
above. 900 acres; 5000 600 Of saw timber and
Lire building Aldrich.
u GOOD QUARTER SECTIONS, NORTH
Dakota; in South Dakota every one will
advance ~ to 81 per acre in value in the
colonization companies. $1.s5 per acre; two
fine Red River valley farms. r. D. Dibble,
$40 Lumber Exchange
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property, 5000 acres of fine yellow pine land
in Des schutes River valley. Oregon; a fine
investment. McQuade, 712 Northwestern blk
FOR SALE-FINE TRACT OF GARDEN
land, all under cultivation; Al land, two miles
from city limits; fine location; at very low
price. McQuade. ~ Northwestern block.
$4,000 ACRES WITH l2,OOO,OOO FEET SAW
timber; iron mines around it; no reservation
$3.50 per acre; $500 acres in Pine county
with one section of fine meadow: bargain: 500
acres Morrison county, bordering lake and
creek runs through land, at S.: garden lands
adjoining city, south. l. A. Dunsmoor GIG
Phoenix.
! $500 ONLY-160 ACRES, aberdeen, S. D.
5000 only, leo acres, Redfeld, S. 10
$l.275 only. 16C acres, Plankinton. S. D.
s. an acre, solid section, Darlington, N. D.
NJ. P. HOBART. Phoenix building
| S900--ONiLY $40 AN ACRE FOR 80 ACRES,
| Appleton, Swift county, Mimi. now will you
speculate? Last time offered. NJ P. Hobart,
| Phoenix building.
5000 ACRES IN ONE TOWNSHIP, SAWYER
county, Wis, for $2.25 an acre; spanking good
Investment; lands retailing all around for S.
to 49, have an option; can deliver; here is a
| chance tC double your Investment; lands well
| bought, with good titles, are the best invest
ments; you could have bought this same land
yes ago for less money. M. P. Hobart.
ONE QUARTER WILD LAND IN SARGENT
county, North Dakota, for sale on reasonable
terms, $ll per acre. w. T. Drake, 3129 Cedar
SWENSEN & LANGUM HAVE SOME YER
| choice farms in Hennepin county, near the
city and the lakes; also. farms and lands in
! all parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and the
Dakotas. Swensen Langum, GA Bank OF
+! Commerce.
1900 ACRES FINE FARMING LAND IN
Texas at $40 per acre; other bargains in
farms, ranches and unimproved lands Write
Mack Wagner, Mckinney, Texas.
N~wHaMH93.HHWv8NWv9wWWNW9
9 SARGENT COUNTY, N. b., WILD &
/ 8 LAND Z
! g sen 3-130-53; adjoining quarters (.
! @ raising good crops potatoes and GER 6
9 calls; present price Sill per acre. VIM. (.
@ T. MODS. 40 Northwestern building, &
g Minneapolis, Mimi.
lands. I have good list of both. It viii
pay intending purchasers to send for this list
can make you the lowest possible prices ant
easy terms If you want a general purpose
farm, near a good town, creamery, -four mill
etc., have such. Give me an idea of your
wants. Deal with local resident agent ant
save money. S. F. Sherman. Tower City
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MRS. e. G. DONALDSON OF u 7th ST s,
employment office, holds receptions every Sat-
urd4y evening for her girls. All are Welcome
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JAEGER G. TORELLE,
80 Bank of Commerce Building.
klttson County, Minn-840 acres picked land
at only IS per acre
81 200 for 100 acres good land in Anoka county
$1,000, 1855 acres in town of Edna Hennepin
county, II miles from Minneapolis post
office.
Five-ac gardening tracts just outside of
MINNEAPOLIS city limits, on Robbinsdale
road; 5000 per acre.
seeeseesssesos 5000
FINE 8o-ACRE FARM NEAR MAPLE
Plain; fair buildings, good WELL richest soil,
40 acres broken, 10 acres meadow, good tim
with horses, cattle and machinery, near town !;
$4,000; $50 acres, near New York Mills, Otter
Tail county, S. per acre; 80 acres in E1a Of
a 81 ,Ss, Douglas county, 80. - w. Oyen,
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YOUNG WOMAN, FOR THOROUGH PREP
Rratlon TOR office work or business, go to the
Archibald college. Lake st. corner Stevens.
NEW METHOD OF EXTRACTING TEETH
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YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK. AP-
ply in own handwriting. State wages ex-
pected. One who can operate a Remington.
2St5. Journal.
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BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD FOR YOU; THAT
Is why you're advised to use Satin Skin
Cream and Powder. 25e. Leading stores.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PASTRY
cook; frst-class country hotel; good wages to
right party. Address $685. Journal
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WANTED-A WOMAN NOT UNDER 30,
American preferred, to wait on crippled lady
and assist in second work. Reply $500, Jour
nal.
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YOUNG LADIES WANTED, ANY DIS
lance, copy letters, home evening, and return
to US; We pay s. per 1000; send addressed en-
yelop, particulars and copy. f. NJ. G., Dept.
227, Box 1411 PHILADELPHIA
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MODERN HOUSE WANTED MARCH !.
six to eight rooms; three in family, Best of
references. Long lease desired. 2691, Jour
mai.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 1920 Linden av two blocks north
OF HenneDin. above 18Th or
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small house; -four MILL sawmill, planning
mill, general store and postoffce. Nice river
All from about so feet to about 500 feet from
this place. believe electric railroad will go
through 1t next summer. Want good Mime
apolis property for it. Call at 1O11 Sd av NE,
Minneapolis, owner.
FOR SALE OR RENT-IMPROVED FARM,
l6O acres, adjoining town of Kensington,
Douglas county, MINI. Large barn, house,
granary, etc. Fine location for stock farm
80 acres fenced in pasture F. A. Jacobs, 311
Sykes building, Minneapolis
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FOR SALE-FINE TRACT OF Garden
land, all under cultivation; AL land, two miles
from city limits; fine location; at very low
price. McQuade, III Northwestern block
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property, 5000 acres of fine yellow pine land
in Des Schutes River valley Oregon; a fine
investment. McQuade, ~ Northwestern blk
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WANTED - GOOD COMBINATION POOL
and billiard table; cash. Address 1904, Jour
nal.
WANTED - SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
stoves, carpets, buggies, harnesses and Office
furniture, for shipment; pay more than local
dealers Address 1883. Journal,
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$4,000 ACRES, WITH $4,000, 600 FEET SAW
timber; iron mines around it; no reservation
$3.50 per acre; $500 acres in Pine county
with one section Of fine meadow: bargain; 500
acres Morrison county, bordering lake and
| creek runs through land, at S.: garden lands
Phoenix
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WISCONSIN HARDWOOD LANDS. IN
For conservative in vestor or for party,
desiring location for hardwood mill, We
have choice tract in Price county, Wiscon-
sim, Will cut 100000 feet Of hemlock and
hardwood Hobe-Peters Land company, New
York Life building, St. Paul, Mimi
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The Misft, PAL Nicollet av
81 MEMS WINTER CAPS 25c, IN THE
Plymouth Bargain Basement, 9Th and Ncollet
FOR Is YEARS A PRACTICAL PRESCRIP-
ton druggist; I use only the best of drugs,
and quote reasonable prices. Miss Wanous,
521zs Nicollet av, upstairs. Mail orders So
licited. - - - - -
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4 FARM LANDS

$50 PER ACRE, INCLUDING EQUIPMENT,
buys we'll improved 1.500-acre grain farm in
Red river valley. Address d. N. Dalrymple,
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WANTED-TWO SISTERS. ONE AS COOK,
one as second girl. with some nursing. An
swer 29O1. Journal
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delayed or suppressed period; cannot fail :
trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee,
Wis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
EL GOBIBRNO DR. las "TURBAS"

Tai lncremento ha Ilegado a tomar
en- ell pals la yandalica asOciaci6n de
eLas Turbas, ,>que va son impOtentes para
cOntenerlas ell gObiernO los jefes del
partido republicano, que las organiza-
ron.
Puede decirse que &Las Turbas> fun.
cionan en- diierentes puebios de la isla
libremente, por inspiration propia, i'm
poniendOse los Leade1'S Pepublicanos,
pues no creemOs que estes nj al gOber.
nador Hunt cOnvenga, despues del t1't.19a.
TO eCpIe1ldtdO ObtenidO, que la anarquia
continue en- ell pals. Sc las tomo de ms
trumento para ganar las elecciOnes, CO.
mo Romero RObledO en- Espana tomaba
al Bizco del BOrges y su cuadrilla. Aho'
ra Sc las quiere contentar dandoles en-
pleos en- los Ayuntamientos pero elias
no Sc cOnforman con resignarse la vida
pacifica del ciudadanO. Sc organizaron
para la vida de la turbulencia ell desOr'
den, en- ese elemento quieren vivir.
Los que creyerOn, pues, que paSadas las
elecciones, ese elementO turbulento y
fOragidO, SO cOntendria en- sus desma'
nes, sufrierOn un error.
Ali esta ell tumultO que armarOn en-
Bayam6n las hueSteS m2a1tLe67atcGS, y ell
hechO no menOs salvaje realiZado en-
Ponce por unos bandOlerOs, persiguiendO
a tirOs por las GALES al senior Avil6s,
representante de nuestro colega San
Jlla1 NelCS. En- OtrO sitio pueden YER
los lectores la relaci6n que aquel hace
del sucesO.
PerO 10 mas grave no es que unos
cuantos foragidos, persigan tiros pOr
las cal es un caballerO; sino que este Sc
yea precisado pedir al gObernador que
garantice su vida, en- una ciudad tan i'm
portante como Ponce, y no decimos tan
culta, porque desde que los republicanos
mandan ALI, la cultura hugo de Ia perla
del Sur.
ESQ demuestra que en- Ponce, como
en- San Juan, alas turbasa eStan prOtegi-
das pOr las autoridades locales y la poll
cia. tan es asi, que al telegrama pues'
to por ell gobernadOr al alcalde de aque'
LA ciudad ordenandole garantice la vida
del senior Avfl6s, cOntesta esa autOridad
aque ell hecho no ha tenido imp0rtancia;>
qque parece que aLgate1e disparo dos
tirOs al a55'e> y que &no esta justi6cada
la necesidad de una protection especial
d la persona del senor Avll6s.>
Y resulta que los agresores de este
son un tai Santiago GerardinO, empleado
del Alcalde, otros subaltern0s de este y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
Ell proceso de PaIizzolo

Es cuTicaa Ia astAdfstIs& sohra al faxnoso
procaso PsliZxolo, Jsfe de 10 Ma0ia, aua aeaba
de caiebrArss On BJienis. El prcce 90 noAena0
meses medic = 500 iessigos haa dsclarado an
o.. Entrs sllos he b sbtdo III psrsonas conds-
cor&dAs. antiques minisaTos, z tsaadaras, IL
dipus9dQs, atcaidss, 9 altos Transformations, S
ls1es DO poiicfs sAcefdotsS, 4 oicfa!ss de
csrabinsros, 81 smp!aAdos e5 poIiefas sscre
toa.
Darants el cCrso del procceso, Ia O1rta de
Jnsticia emiti6 ~ Acuardos y O In hora del iui.
eio 10 sala fac dssaloj2da ssfs vsess
En- Cusnfo . los GAstos que oil proceao ha
orlginAdo. no 20 sabs G6n ga moIts al; paro
pOr eAlcnlo, 50 crsa q 1s lisgA = medic million
oa ifrasi pues snlam snts 10 gAassdo en- Wales
de tsstigos que fuaRon B5ionia, impoetan 90
mil lIras = 10 mil en-. ell pago de los fnrados.
10 condsna nd h psriudicado mas aus
0 nm homhra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

un ex- -presidiariO llamado Angel Boca
chica. Y al ser denunciados ante el
juez de paz, este funciOnario los absuel
We, a pesar de que ell senior Avil6s pre-
senta testigos que les acusan.
Asi anda la justicia la administra-
cion en- Puerto Rico bGjO Ell 7'e13addO
de las tWTbGS, como anda en- Sici--
liza bajo ell reinado de la Malta en- Ma
poles bajo ell reinado de la CanaofY-G.
Y asi como en- esas prOyincias italianas
hasta los gobernadores Sc inclinan ante
ell poder de esas asociaciOnes tenebrosas;
en- Puerto Rico el gobernador Hunt las
teme y las acata; no Sc atreve con elias;
y por mas que SttpttcG a sus jefes que las
cOntengan, Las T7at1bdS no le hacen case.
POr algo sera. No SO eXpIca, que dis
pOniendo ell gobernador de tOda La fuer.
"a neeesaria para exterminar q esa aso-
ciacion en- veinticuatro hOras, SO mues-
tire impaSible indiferente, por grandes
y criminales que sean los actos que rea.
lice.
Sc dice que existe de antique un
pacto entire ell gobernador y los jefes de
las tlG7'60S.>
Nosotros no podemos afirmarlo; pc
70 ell rumor CORE va pOr t0da la isla,
cada vez adquiere mayOres prOporciones
al yer la impunidad de que gOZan esos
v
asesinan d la vista de la pOlicia, sin que
esta detenga a uno solo de los criminales.
cuando no Sc da ell case de que les au-
xilia. Cuando son denunciados ante los
jueces de paz, estOs les absuelVen; 81
el asunto paSa las COrtes de Distrito,
por grave que sea el delito comet do.
tambien hallan la abSolucion en- esos al
tos tribunales. Maule0n, ell jefe de esas
turbas en- San Juan, sube la Fortaleza
y cOnferencia con ell gobernador Hunt
cuantas veces Sc le antoja, y a veces ha
llevado su audacia hasta pedir que un
policia le siga tOdas parties para pY0te-
je7' Sm U5d0, 10 cual Sc le ha concedido,
como 81 SO tratase de un ciudadano pa
ciic0 y honorable.
EstO raya en- ell cinismO es nece.
sariO que tOdo ESQ SO conozca en- los Es-
tadOs UnidOs, para que la prensa de
aquel pals no haga responsible de ese
bandolerismo al honrado pueblo puerto
rriqueno, que es aqui el perseguido y
ultrajado.
Puerto Rico, pues, no esta goberna'
do por Estados Unidos.
Nos hallamOs, como en- Stella, bajo
ell gObierno de los bandoleros y asesinos.
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El atrOpeIIo al Sr. AviIes

He Rqui como d. eusnta The san Juan
Ne,0s del atEopsllo rsaliEAdo en- Ponce contra
tu rSpregsntAnts Ell i6ven sfi1r A7i.eii
eel skbado en- lR nochs, ell iovsn Maximi-
lisno AVil6H, Agsnts general dc sats perI6dieo,
2uS RrossTAmsnts inSultAdo en- el cats GM slikD
poF Santiago Gsrardino, emplsAdo municipal,
acomT ahsdo de otroS individuos, entire ellos
Vicente Qulhonea Severe Morales.
El sefog Ayi6B tuvo ana Actitud muy pFu.
dente en- Bpar1sncis no On ApsFcibfs do los ts-
gTioiea iDsultos gus ss profelfan. Ssli6 de Gln
an union do vRrioa 10Vsnes ameTie Rncs pusK-
soEriqu' hcs, siendo psrssguidos poR los indiVl-
duo' citRdOs. EitoS hicisron vArit dispArou
Al ssh1r AviieS, peEo Gt1ftuD AdRmsnts nID0uno
ai6 en- sl b&nco.
Los AgTelorss 10 psFBiguleEon apoatkndoss
Bn 70 sEquina p0r donds hAbfA da pRsRT el re-
pEesentAnta del NEWS en- eomph fifA de sus anal.
g'fi paFO eE vlGbs ds lR Aetitud dc los que In
hosligsbAn, psnstr6 sn IN portal do ID c1lle d.
l& Marina permaneeiendo easl todA Is noche
an sl iAr6fa de Ia casa.
a dis niguisnte, domingo, sn momsnAoa
De sAllr del hotel IuglAtsFrs, sl indIViduo b.
eaehieS, sX-prsHidIAFio, con nm grusso q QArPoae
inteFrog6ls al sra coTreSponsal del News, impi-
aiendols Ia aalldA CON SuH amsnR8As. I'm lA
siquin4 esFeAns hallGbAnss Apostados inhDidad
de a0individuoS del talente de BocRchica, uuieneg
oeeiAn que halft de mat6rRsla porous repre-
ssnt&ba al SAN JUAN NEWS
En Vista de diehos Aoontecimisntos, sI se.
NOR AVlel tSlegrAno Rl gobsFnAdoF d6ndolo
~@@At@ No tO@ hoGAoA plQtelQO "a
guFidad psrSonRl y pre- tseef6n para los intere.
ssa de Ia empresa que represents,
Bi RobsrnAdoF Hunt ordan6 que nm polf.
eia especial 10 AeompshaSe Is prastara Las
gAranhAa cue SolteitAba, Indie0ndo tamb bi6n Al
lnsE - NOR DomaEeeh, en- I'M kilograms, ous
l9vslhEaie sl hscho proessRra y los que hi.
sisEon los dispAros.
Domsnseh dslsE6 en- sI Gtnor Coraada.
lueh lnielo el sumArio con 10 dsnuneIa pre-.
hnhada poF oil stn9r Avil6S.
UnFAnts ell diA domingo, las personaa mas
pfominspaan dc aatA eiudAd vlBitaron al ReHoY
AUle,, ofrssiendolss su profession y ayudR.
El lovsn AviteS gozR aqnf dc gran pouu,
AHoAo Las tnrbAs HspubIicAnAa--1isldaN aNaeu
10 PeFsiguen, EsRhn alsgAn, porqua damoa.
40 10 ne hE AetiVidAd al oAP 10 Inform aci0u q 4
lo' aueasoa oeuErldos .! 90 De O.tubrs, cuandc
90 combination con In poliefA munieipal, atR.
earon Rl Club Federal
E gobernAdoF Hunt Recfbi6 nm tsIegYAmT
uSl sth ~ Avi6s, eomlnic6ndoIe cue hst IA Al
40 lnsnltAdo poF vArios conoeidos rapuhlien-
nssi qu'ensa las hAbiAn hUch1 vAFfoa dfsunros
qus nc podia saliE del hotel, puas a,runo
eaaaohn vigilAndolo para mGtAris, poroue \
eneonsTaoE smplsAdo en- sl NEws' nor Ia era
10 psfiA protseei6n. -" - S1S
El gobeRDAdoR telsgraA6 Al salaalaa A.
SoEse, msnit isaAndoia 10 qna 10 pEaAbn al aa
nsF @YLe' 81 PsligEo Gus eOETiaR
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Faura, en- campai1a

Ya dimos eusrbs De ID dsnuneia sratnfta
de que fuS OBJ isto nnsssro respesxbTe . g teo don
Fernando Puig.
dc qus sl ssfior Paig prob6 con tesaigas : eon
Ia dselafasi6n del mismo guArdia dannneIante
que el rastFiIlo de su tfenda que assaba ahfarto
sl domingo es Ell que dk s&lida In In servidum.
hrs ds la cass, y que ID mDj ~ que salt6 por 81
era "a eocineEa. sl tnas EAnra, dsssnAandisn.
dose dc todas ssas gaSonss, eondsn6 al ssiaor
Puig dies dollars de m ulta Q TREINTA DIAs
DE OARoEL. Es dsciE; dos panas por IN dsliso
Que no exiske.
EI ssfi1r Puig ea I'M fsspetatIs eiudadano
muy sstimado aqui; que On tismpos de Espana
1amAifo6 caatfgado por nfngun tribunal KRa
nscssaFi1 que llsgsra esta spoeG de- ven kansas
rastraFas, que administrara 1ustieia On cate
pusbio IN tnsz como Taurs, para que con
30 cometisse ssmeianta atropeflu.
sefi3r Puig an aptiado dc 10 ssntan cia
80 hR lido en- queja oil attorney, para que cate
50 convsnsa adsmas, como ss I'm parta justieia
en el jusgado de Oaguas.
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Preguntas inoCentes

The Pusrto Rteo Times hacs Las sguisntss
prsgun1aa:
GSPoF que sn 10 dsI desfAlco de fonaos I'd
blieos y oil dssbRrSjusts en- lA administrael6n
Va nnicipaI no sc hA exigi6c Ia dsbidA ResponsR-
hiIidAd q los culpAbles3
1Por qU6 lA mlnoIfA do Ia C6mAra da Ds-
legados no tlons representation en- 81 oonssjo
Etacutivop
SEs San JuAn Ia 6niea ciodad de 10 IslA en-
que us ha AbusAdo de In eonHsnsa del puohloSp
T0dAs ssAs pFeguntAs Nsasn una fAciI ex-
plieAei6ni
P0rqus sonvisns 81 paEtido rspublieano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
UN TELEGRAMA Al sENADOR sPOONER

Con motive de Ia acsItud AsumidA poP ell
dignR SsnAdoF americana Mr.. epoonsE, sl
i fs del PRPtido Federal sshoE Palmer 10 puso
Aysr sI siguisnts c&bIegpAmA como manifesto
ei6n De RgFAdscimisnto!
GSpooner, Washington.
Notiei&s dc su rsslaccI6n Alsgurada de-
50 mission ante Ell PBssidsnts. oil pAia 10 RplRuda =
y ell pArtido 10 fsiicita.
Palmer.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
PARA e 30

Hoy hemos recibido la convocatoria
que el Cuerpo Ejeoutiyo del partido envfa
sus miembros para que concurran Ia
session que ha de celebrar ell 30 de los CO.
rrientes en- San Juan, casa del presidente
senior Palmer, con Ell fin de tratar muy
importantes asuntos para la coleotividad.
De esperarse es que NJ uno solo de
los delegados deje de asistir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
MUEg'SaaeO2eSO

Noehss ra1adaG contraieron matrimonio
en- sstR ciudAa nuestro apKeeiAbis amigo CO.
FTeIigIonArio don il pAn Il. S6nchss, de Coms-
RIO, lA astimabls ssaoritR Lsonor Diaz Ms.
REeRo.
La esRamoniR So celebr6 con ArReglo las
pFesepipclones del quito eaa6iieo.
Dsseamos los dssposados todo gensE0 de
falicidadsB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
DR.. Marcos A. ManzanO

Medico Cirujano de In Facnltad de
B4rcelona (Espafa) CON afios de pr&e-
tica.
Ofroce sas servfcios profesionalas.
Gale eJim6nez Sioard6s, Ce0uaa.
censultss de 2AAp, n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

Hoy 90 h& dsspedido de nosotros nuestro
busn qusrido amigo 8 iIUstrado eompRsRlotA
den J. Pedro RAdiEIE, afAmRdo sspeciAlista en-
exsrRcei6n do teniAs.
Va para Ponce, por los pus s,os de Ia sarrs.
terra central.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
DesagradabIe espeCtaCuIo

H1es diRs pc ala por iRs eAllss de Oaguas
una infsiiE dement's en- traga que ofenda o ID
dsesnciA Edblic&.
Cresmos que 10 policia dabs avltsr O los
esgG noa tan trists espsetkeulo, impFopio de
nnastrA cultura.
ESo vAls mas, que perseguir poP vsngansas
vsrgonsoSAs nuss1ros eorrsiigionarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
R0BER71G lNGEVIElR|9 M.Il.II.M
Taller de Maqunaria Herrera, Fundci6n
y Carretera. Ponce, Pto,-Rico

Fahicante
$50 trs . asst 81 %r ts s*
MATERIAL pato los
MOTORES DE PEEROLEO econmi
DRYASpUST
soporle de
ARADOS e IMPLEMENTOs 1.-two de
PANY de
Ia cs6a,
classes para ingeIio, d. d. Marina 20 Ponce, 2. &.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

Sc nos Assgnra que ana nasgnfHsa eomrA.
faia do HaFsual&a enc fpeaaMba vIsisaEnoa mny
prDnto ha aBe1iAo 4 ssaa sluGsd dsslsassnao De
ellie, soAa vas ana tCssan Qua poR lea naonaa-
elualantcs paaaaas sngFiFlaa Psyialelsa graves,