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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-11-20

Capt. John Boston, Jr., wife and
daughter, of Monticello, Ga, are visit
ing his parents here.
Mr.. James G. Howell and sister, Miss
Katie, of Chattanooga, visited his par
ents here Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Coral, of Atlanta, is i'm
proving after undergoing several serious
surgical operations. She is the daugh-
ter of Conductor George Green, of Ma
rietta.
NoTIoE, K. P. 's-Marietta Lodge No.
l43 will confer the rank of Knight on
four Esquires on Monday night next.
Lodge opens at 7,30 o'clock, p M, and
all visiting Knights cordially invited.
Refreshments will be served.
S. V. SANFORD, @. G.
FINE PEACH TREES FOR SALE.-Fnur
to five thousand liberia peach trees
June buds ranging in size from twelve
to thirty inches to sell at $37 80 per
thousand, F. o. B. Marietta, Ga. Also
about 1900 'Kennesaw" Tor Governor
Hogg"O ranging in size from % to 40
inches, at $50 per thousand.
MARIETTA NURSERY Co.,
Marietta, Ga.
BELGIAN HAREs-A nice lot of fancy
bred Belgian Hares for sale at bar
gain. | will sell fine young doe, with
young ones, at 81 90 for the doe and 25c
each for her young. have several fine
young does to sell at these very low
prices. Will sell good bucks at Is
cents each. HENRY CRAVEN.
P. S.-Call at once if you want these
bargains. H. G.
Fresh meats, tenderloin steak and
the very best meats the market affords
can be found at Baker & Bruce's mar
ket east, side of square. Your orders
solicited. Prompt delivery.
Baker & Bruce.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-11-20

The three brick store. houses former.
ly occupied by Woodstock Mercantile
Co., at Woodstock, Ga, will be sold at
Executrix sale on the first Tuesday in
December at Canton, Ga. Terms one
third cash. balance one and two years.
For particulars address w. II. Dean,
Woodstock, Ga.
An elephant for show purposes, a
horse for utility. Bigness is not great
ness; neither is it cheapness. Before
placing your life insurance be sure and
investigate the Penn Mutual Life In
snrance Company of Philadelphia, that
old Quaker Company.
A. S. COHEN. Agent. Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta JOURNAL and Atlanta
Weekly Constitution both papers for
one year for $l85.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-11-20
All in the Asking.

Ask for a sack of flour and you get the
Hour that best suits your dealer. He
may care more for.his profit than your
health. Ask for Clifton" and you get
the best and purest flour sold in the
South. A. b. Gilbert has it.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield, Ill. June 6.-CertIhcates Of incor-
poration were issued to-day by Secretary Of State
Howes Bros. Company. West Pullman: capital
gtock. 10000; general eTnress and storage bust
ness. ncorporRtors-Lewis W. Howes. Robert +.
The weir-Pery Company. Chicago: capital
stock, 81. 800: mechanical and architectural. draft
ing. Incorporators-Charles c. Buckley. Herman
Kruger and Arthur F. DuranG.
The Equitable Estate Company. chicago; capt.
tai stock. s.. 200: general collection business. In
corporators-Guido L Lob. Albert W. May and
The Calumet Milwaukee Company. Chicago:
capital stock. 5000; general brokerage business.
incorRoratorszJaInes K. Glass. William +. Hauze
The Workman Manufacturing Company. Chica-
20; capital stock. $4,000: general MANUFACTURING
Richards and Samuel Weisberg.
The United States Coffee Importing Company,
Chicago: capital stock. $1,000; dealing in cot
GoldsteIn, Henry .GoldsteIn and John stiien.
The B. T. Nell Company. Chicago; capital
porators-Benno F. Nell, Hiram II. Bose and
The Tfowbfides Mutual Telephone Company.
Trowbrdge: capital stock. 800 operating a
telephone system. ncorporators-Henry c. Nc
Cloy, John G. Quinn and Bernard Wilson.
The Miners' co-oHeratye and MeGcan1iie GI ,Imne
business. F. Cross, R. z.
Shepherd and Fred Busley.
educational. Incorporators-T. o.. McMinn. A.
G. Condor and G.. A. Gordon.
The Bunker Hill Social and Fishing Club.
sImmins. William p. Dickie and William p.
The Shoe and Leather Association Of Chicago.
james A. Lawrence. H. A. De Windt and p. B.
Kerrigan.
-George J. schwaegerman. F. B. OHara and
William A Robinson.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07


Joseph Flanagan. "a years, 1895 North Six
George FOndeiio. ) months. ISIS Lavton; cen
WILSON'S.
solomon Davis. 80 years. 2sis South Eleventh;
-~ Russell. 10 days. 1926 Morgan: maras-
mus.
William F. podlng. &C years. s9l1 North Ninth:
William A. Sexton. 6 months, 1712 North Elev-
John, DeFyks. "a days. ls2IM sarsheld: CASTRO
theresa .strobel. 70 years. St. Anthony's Hos
august oaaade. So years. 2sH South Broadway;
enter4tis.
Arthur Edwards. 2 months. 40 South Theresa;
Margaret NJ. TerpeninE: q years. 1854 West
John J. Engei. ss years. $50 Hartford: neph-
Andrew Hyde. 30 years. City Hospital; cysti-
ICssira Pierotti. II years. I12s Locust: heart
disease.
Leo Greene. l day. 122G North Tenth; prema-
Jeroms johnson. "a days. 1926 North Tenth:
Agnes Davis. I months. SO South Third: con-
vulslons.
Katherine Rehaag, ~ years. 1890 South Sew
enth: hemorrhage.
Frank Bsckps., q years. Aiexian Brothers Hos
David DelOco. 20 days. 1924 North Market; chol-
era.
Henry M~uckermann. n years. S75 North Four
Ella wiTsing. 20 years. 1918 Destrehan; Osteo-
zenobia Walker. l5 years. 600 Mafhtt: tuber-
rulDefg
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

Fine ore-horse Cut-under Surveys. traps. Stan
hopes and storm huggies, driving wagons, rdna-
Douts. covert wagons. park wagons and delivery
wagons. Deeds & Maniey. 2J and "a s. Eighth
st. between Walnut and Clark ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
Loot AND FOUNb.

LOST AKD FOUHb.
DIAMOND PIN-Lost. a diamond pin, at For
est Park Highlands. or between Newstead and
Forest Park Highlands on Laclede ave. car. Re
turn TO 1883 Pine and receive reward.
DoG-Lost. water spaniel: white and liver col
or: license No. 5214. N. A. Lorenzen.. 313 Wal
nut st. st. Louis. No. Liberal reward.
L~ICENsE-Lost, hawker's license. in vicinity
of Russell ave. Return to Louis A. Blllmcyer.
go1 Russell ave. and receive reward. C l3 Re-
public.
N~URsE-stuation by a young lady as nurse
for two children. not under z years old. or
upstairs work and sewing. 1857 Biddle.
PoCKETBooR-Lost. Thursday. on Market ct.
car. pocketbook, containing $40 bill and papers.
Reward. SIT Locust st.
PoNY-Lost, one dun pony with star in head
and black streak down back: return TO New
RINGs-Lost. in. Bars dry goods store. two
rings, one opal and one garnet. Finder return to
the above and receive reward.
SITUATION by a girl OF IS for board and
clothes. z54s Menard.
TIE IN-Lost. on Broadway or Olive st. Ro-
man gold dragon tie pin. with pearl. Return to
cashier. Republic office. and receive reward.
UMBRELLA HANDLE-Lost, at Grand Lead
er silk counter. an umbrella handle. q bunch OF
keys; finder leave at Grand Leader lost and
found department. reward.
uo-Lost, between Linden and Morgan st, east
lide street, SO: return and receive reward. II
High st.
EXCHANGE AND BARTER.
NEW chalnless wheel to exchange for gold
watch. Inquire at noon 1901 Hunt ave.
sTOCKHoLDERs' MEETINGS..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
AGENTS AND statesmen.
SRieRncn.

SALESMAN to sell nrst-cl1ss nursery stock:
all goods guaranteed true TO nar-c: good sal
aries paid. Write for terms TO Mount Hope Muir
series, Lawrence, kas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
Wanted.
For Sale.



For Sale.
100000 s,o-S
buggy. used once. 53ls Lacleds ave
EXCELLENT buggy. family or surrey horse.
Apply at 81, ylte. between 2 and ! p. m
EXPRESS wagons: fun line Of business wagons
cabe-Bisriaan Wagon Co, r=I5 y. Broadway.
FAMILY driving mare. 10 hands: harness and
surrey. can at 221s Division 81
FINE. Xix cob, absolutely CITY broke: lady can
at riding academy. Claiming and Locust SITS
GOOD hugl,stss wagon: aIEos, new: horse and
na 5. sen ,s sef 0T5y ore large "ork h''ss' SH'
HARNEsS-The largest assgTtiuent Of all k!n!s
ii:522 and i52t \. BEssdaay.
HEAVY draft mule. o VII! exchange for
two good work horses. 2lE' Howard ST.
HORSE. storm buggy an4 harness. s55; bar
LIGHT rnad wac1n also phaeton: sell for
carE's; bargain. TIi3 Morgan
MUST. sell one heavy team OF draft horses:
one delivery wagon horse: also lady driving
horse = +. David contractor. ii 5. JEFFERSON
PHAETON: Just painted and repairtd. s2 ".
Fourteenth st.
II finest Inc II balf-5esrtrE. cushion tire
yshisieS on the market. see our iIre Of harness
tween Walnut and Clark ave.
Two good horses. gentle for everybody to ride
and to Try. 1920 y. Seventh st,
TWO cheap horses. big mare. new runabout:
cheap. 22 y. Charming ave
Use Writer'S top Wagons; patent end gates;
all kinds vehicles sold and Guilt to order. le2
n. Seventh ST.
WAGONETTES. either glass side Eor curtains:
Pallhsarer coaches. Depot wagons and hearSes.
McCahe-Riarman Wagon %. 1918 y Broadway
WORK horse and pony. S5 each; good horse. !
1.39 pounds. So. 2735 5 Broadway.
$40 viii buy a rubbec-tired runabout held for
storage. NcNIiilIn Warehouse Co. |
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

WANTED-Reliabls travelling man who can
sell blankets and dress goods to retail town and
country trade. Schuylkill Mills. Box 1852. Phila-
de!phia. Pa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

HAREES+Tke largest assortment Of all kinds
In the city. 5eEy and se-0l1hani- A Iuckett.
1922 and 1924 Y. Rrs4dNay.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

GOOD huCESte- wagon. almost new: horse and
harness: sell separate ore large work horse. so:
must sell. 1921 Olive 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
HAYWARD'S.

business and Shorthand. College. 2is. 70. 2f and
23 Odd Fellows building. Individual instruction
In Shorthand, Typewriting. Bcakkeeping, arih-
metic and PennanshIp. Phone sGs. Day and eight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
PERSONAL

seclusion before and during cCzan
mont For particulars call or write Mrs D.
smith. physician and surgeon. s64s EastfH ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALL those desiring help or seeking situations
may register. with the Free Employment Bureau
on the Stafs labor Bureau Of Statistics. si5H
Chestnut 81: situations and help furnished free
Of charge. Tel Kirioch a sd
DIsHwAsHER wANTED-Man cishwasher:
Italian preferred. 800, roam md board: PANTRY
girl. 81. room and board Apply 1oh n. Eighth
LABpRERs wANTEDIDe Iaborers. new rail-
roads In Iowa. Illinois. Missouri, Arkansas and
indian Territory; free passsz koenis's Labor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

FINE. Xix cob. absolutely city broke: lady can
drive: owner has 10 use FOR horse. can be seen
at riding academy. Claiming and Locust SITS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
RUBIGAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE

Union Trust building and hob N. Grand ave.
Exclusively for women. Individual instruction.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
&azmdRumeVMw

Board OF Education building. slI Locust ST.. con,
TIMES through the summer without change In
regular programme: individual Instruction
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

EXCELLENT buggy. family or surrey horse
Apply at 81, Olive. between , and 1 p. m
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

EMPIRE wagons: fun line % business wagons
and trucks. special work built 10 order. Nc
c..e-Bi-r.nln Mason Co. ~ y. E-oadMay.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
DRAUCHON'S
sK.SJIs.LC sI PAY

Emile building. corner Ninth and Olive. St.
Louis: Nashville Little Rock. Fort Worth. Gal
weston. Shreveport. Montgomery and Atlanta In
dorsed by business men from Me. to Calf. May
deposit money in bank TN position Is secured. or
give notes for tuition; 5000 students past year.
Author 4 textbooks On Bookkeeping; sales on
same s25 to $50 per day. Enter any time. Car
fare paid; cheap board. Bookkeeping. Shorthand.
etc. taught by mail. Send for catalogue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
LICENSES.
BURIAL PERMITS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS,

Wedding Rings Solid Gold,
Finest qualities, 50 to $50. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
LADIES-Nv regulator never falls: one era
plete treatment free. Mrs. T. starr. 80 franklin.
GOLDEN SEAL

Female Regulator: patent applied for; relieves
In three hours: hewar. OF substitutes; none gen
uine without sig. Of Golden Seal Med. Co Fics
u. DR.. Arthur, 2e3l Washington ave
GOLDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
Relieves in three hours. Beware OF substitutes:
none genuine without signature Of Catula Ned.
Co Price, $40. 2s2e Olive ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

AT a bargain. late-styie. rubber-tirec Storm
buggy. used once. 51lG Lacleds ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

DR.. MARY ARTHUR SpeciaIist-La1ies y
trouble. call and get prompt yelief; CO. h1sUent
cases taken, Infants adopted. 1881 Washing on
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

MUST sell one heavy team o. draft horses:
one delivery wagon horse. also lady driving
horse. = L. David contractor. i0i S. JeneTson.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
Nurses.

NCRSEGIRL WANTED
5ilA FaiTmOunt ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

Or. DENNIS. s7s Washington Ave,-Lt"ensrd
physician. treats all female troubles; Euaraa-
tees results: private nome for Ladies dGrinr con-
dneEnent. perfect secrecy ans seciustnus Infants
adopted: ladies in trouble. call or write.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

THE finest line II ba'f-5earirE. cushion tire
vehicles on the murket. See our lice Of harness
Deeds ( Manlsy. 2A and 32 5. eighth ST. be
tween Walnut and Clark ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
Opening Sale of Vehicles.

$40 VIII buy a rIbbec-tired runabout held for
storage. McAIilIn Warehouse Co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

LIGHT road wsr1n. also phaeton: sell fol
carrcs. bargain. IIi3 Morgan
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

TWO cheap horses. big mare. new runabout:
cheap. 2g2 y. Charming ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
DERMATOLOGY.

- Falling hair, danduf q q a n@
anditching scalPspeed-
L. lily cured. HFEH
~ ~ Gail or write
49, JOHN n. WOODBURY. D. l.,
Msrnod-Jaceard Bldg, sELs1A
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
uHGiA 4 TlTLoa ST0RlGE IHD MOVING CO

New warehouse. 1873 washinEton ave-: 800 pri-
-torage-rooins: moving. packing ard ship
ing. Kin. G ~ or Main 1s5s. and GET our rates
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Los deS0ldGnGs de JuncOs

4 sap Jaan pAsNoo por Us geAs con diEscci6n
einon a. so,sr = SoMislon ue KespesAbIos va
eoLfsrsnci. -, Pus0.oi con oogeto de tener una
u i@ i@ Ooh o. OJpernRdoF.
TaeinoG ds hquel uusn,o !. I los IesptIAoiss
TAs Ledo ~. Pus"io ~ u res doctor Is ssys-
don EagrGelA G,mex a. f>nolsea Esente,
lao qGe Acunseee an .nna, rsrelra'
dkloso. @9uPi pueblo &c sscSn-
DsspueI dol Ataonao.
On noehss pnsaaAs - 80 suroAs hieisTon
4AriiRsG, nc r1sa nosh isfDasiA cet s.nor
pAroi do ArmEn nocne sln qne - cfgAn ola
Les q RltAl horna a. :. ISu'sr por iks Ca
mates AnIansosns. ~ noens, indlSlaHos de
AAraas COR n. aiconeilkadoH htctendo
PfeasneiA i'm nAninIa - nv pOrsRn. esfo 10
"A Iochs, dsspLA, ~ ENtatia,
loH nispAro. ar III a.. .As aiss, empsSaron
yAel, no. ntrs.n pIAAA, Kepit9ndoae A. intes-
bss les Meass,, y .n c@tIss. "A ssus suKbnian-
an POLISH, Gas hRlA fGs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Caguas.
Qp&rido amigoi

lnIItado por el Comit6 federal de Ca
yey, vine el Domingo 81, como las dLs de
Ia bsIoe al barrlo ue BeAtrlz, y casa de oon
Antonio Flores; deade que negue esraba
bgaoaIanQO p0r eVIGar deaordenss, pues pa
Ceee que dc JOds Intenct0n Sc hIz0 LLro
meeClngi en- UGra Casa c5rcRna, del parL1du
Fepubllcano; cuandU yo IIegu6 la casa del
Tedera., "a habfa rato que estaban don1o
csrreras uIeZ dJce inulYIduos a caba 10,
PoT treAt5 La casa, pOr ia carIeGera, y Cd
Cd YeA que paraban uab4n grIGUS y vIras al
pdr1tdo repuhlcant; yU para ev4tAr ua ctn-
4ICGU lame GOduo 4U5 federaIes que haUIa
CeIca oe la carretera; les hlCe suOlr u la
casa pud5 consegu1r que no 90 ruspond1e.
IA las ptOV0cactUnes
a POGO rato lego La policfa insular Sc
prlnclp1aron los meetings.
huoo en- el federal muchO orden, 20 pro
hlol que Sc hlcleran aiusloneS ofensIVao; Y
W mlsnU hlc6 uSo de La palSbra eu Ell sou
bIuo que ~ hogo s1empre, recUm sndando eI
EFabsJo eI oruen.
mo ueIe marchar Ia pAreja &c Ia poltcfa
hasta que Sc haofan 100 bUdus los Vec1nos
slu reunldos; pueS al saI1r Ios FepubItcanos
ue su reunion Jenian que pasar pur aLIi yo
Sousegul que no Sc encUhtraran.
Guanuo crel VA conlurAdo el cOnhicto,
sai- ae all aCompanadu &c mI h iv cCn dI-
1eccIon nuesGraS respecJiV Vas c4sas, peru aI
A4eB@L IfeHte la oLra casa mas ceIca, vi
OlA40 oGsclantos metros TN bumu4to ca la
SArFebera, mas como obseEyaIa Que lie gapa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

incInstaP3e an una de las pneFtas de 10 eAsa
Del doctor BAEreras 0tra psnssr0, AkrAvesRn-
40 Ia naogKa de 'ia pueEta, en- Ia casa de- Lucas
Sanchez. d In eaaA qns habisA In sEAsrA j ia
nS MendeI 10 deabAratAron an tabiQue. En-
In pnertA aa In casa ds Francisco DlAs, dieron
vArios mAehesmzos y otrAs cAsks fueron apa.
dreAdas.
La opinion atfiAla como instigador pTfn
ctpai pFoRiaved0E Ea asos esc6ndAios Rl poItciR
Ramon Daigaoo, Goinctdiendo CON esa version,
in ausencia del sAno, pues cAda vas que au-
aent& cate, J Q9sdA AqaeI guards encATge0o
del mandus es que ocurren eso2 nes6rasnes.
Tai eI sakAdu AE&Kq alc5 Que raInM en-
JnncOs y oaras loblAcionss.
HAttB AhorA nuessros correIigionsrins ga
t$n oAndo en- eaoa pnabios, grAndSa muastras
de prudancia, hastR que Ell gooierno Sc con-
venzR qua somo1 los vsEdA0eroa mantanedoPes
del oFdenp
Pero 81 ei gobisFno no corriie con mano
fnsrts esDH destnAnss, Ios correllrAn los fade
raIes, paes no quedArA otro ramsdio.
La ccntT0 tyTba ss imp pons - an esoa pue-
bios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
QuE Sc GAMBLE LA POLICIl EN- CAYEY

eiud.so oAyey noe sscriben varIoa rsspsta blsa
ouisre snoI . exponisndo Que sf ell gobiernc
mi.Iln .slns' podrfa lograrss asto. eneargando,
A. doFa In actual ftuscf6n, del ssrvicio
Guancia, Ics ohcisles " soldados del
ss,aS, Snssea puefsorriqutao destacado en- aquel
pueoio, por habsr perdido ys In noliefs tod la
fuerxa moral. :" foisis 'o1@
oolo de ese modo podrfs garsntixarss ii
., orasn an aqueIa pobIsci6n, " IIsyar In trgn.
quLIIao ai seno de Las famfiias
SAoemos qua con ssss obfato "a traxa da
sLeVaf una exposici6n nj c. ,hsns6or ns m
o"oAtnos ssra Atsndlda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

/, allf la guardia insular hice cue mi hiio ,
| dos vec1noa mas que Sc nos unieron en- nues
| ira uarcha, sc dstayieran; pero interim Js
| policla Sc ocupaba de aquel Jum uIto, Sc ad9
lantsron cnabro cinco cOchss octo dlea
caDalIOs con suS ginetes, q escape; al lIe
gar ffente nosotros, pararon tooos SO ba
Jaron con preclplt scion de sus vehiculos. v
oeslgnando ml hljo, dlio uno: saoof va
otro de los s1oVerguenzaS federaleS; Y le
voy meter mano9
al Ver va Ell cunflicto encims, pues to-
dos sc arnaaron con pIedras Cue tomaron de
COS montoles que hey en- la carretera, sin
machacar; me aoeIanC6 cubFiendO Ell cuer-
po Gle mi milo con el cxbalio, V trste de do
mlnarIes por medic de la fuerza mural, pero
NADIA me Val1o; (creo que era an plan antes
acoIdadoj sIguleIon Ilrandome p1edras V
tuVe que sfrCJarme del caoalIo para uefen.
der Ml n11o mOr1r en- e., pues no tenfa
mus otras armas, que an paraguas un
bastun de POGO pesO. Cuanao WAC Ell capt-
Tan MOL1na, corrlendo, va me habfan oauo
una gfau pedrada por ueGras que me nabia
heeho caer de rOdlAlas, sin respIraclun,v ira.
te Dc leVantarIne, perU vo.vf oa Jar con
an esfuerGo supreme pude pararme ads.
Iantarme s0ore Ell ensm1gu para acurJando
la d4sGancia poder rechazar melor oil goIps
de las ple1fas.
HI Sr. Molina recihio una pedrada en-
el pecno 70 Creo que piedra 1ba utri
SldA Camp1Fn H11 pues Tue cuand9 81 Sc
InGerpuso enGre' Ell grupo agre sIVoy 80.
No Ia stdo naaIe d5JenIdo, Ii en- ell
acto oe Id aggression ni oespaes tampoco.
70 no conCzcJ los agresvres, pero me
extrana qae aIguno de la pollcfa no haya
aQn nI0gunO.
al primer tum ulto sali6 estropeado IN
tai Polo fSancnez; y Gel segundo saIio mi
d. jJ c1n aIgunas cuntusiuuos; dos 1nfelices
campeslnls 4ue en nada se haDla mezclauo
y que my he Venloo poder muverme
con menus aoior y dlticuItau en- la CANA de
dUnoe tengo eI gusLU de eScrlb1rle.
Cuan0o meJore I'm POGO ampliat6 los
detall5s.
De listed amigo Atfmo.
Vicente r. Munoz.
Csyey de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Las saIvajadas de Cayey
e. MOTEN De ANOCHE
LAS TURBAs Sc IMPoNEN
En- Cayey no hay LpoIicias nj jueces

A. continuation publican1os la carta Que
nos diriie nuestro respectable amigo don vi
cente X. MufIUZ, reIacionando 10 ocurrido er
el barrio Beatriz, donde taa digno ciudada
no fu6 acometldo pe1radas por ana turba
de bandoleros, de esUs que dan vivas al par
lido rePu bltcano siempre que realizan un
acto criminal.
NosutrUs 10 decimos CON la franqueza
que acosGumhramos. Cuando en- un pals Sc
organizan pArtidas de fOragidOs con eI titu-
10 de sparL1do polft1co;1 cuando en- un pals
no Sc respets III siquiera la vida de ancianOs
tan honUrabIes d1gnoS de la estlmactol
general, como Ell selUr den Vicente Is. Mu-
noz; pueue dectrse que ha desaparecIdo en-
ese pals toda garanIfa, todo goD1erno to-
da noClon de moral Y de jusGlcia. 81; Ell
partldO repupl1cano So ha cUnverG1dO en- una
verdadera amenaZa para esta SoCledad; como
Sc cUnVrtierUn hAce cuabro amos aqueIlas
partldes lncendiarlss, que a raiz de la inva-
sion Heyaron el espAnGo 81 terror las CO.
marcas del sur de IA 1sIa.
Ese partldO sobre tOdO en- ciertas lOca.
liGades Qe la 15la, NO IS IN adVeIsar1o pol1tl-
co qne dedende ideas principles soc1aIes
no; es an enem1go de Id sOcledad que SO Co
loca fuera de La ley.
81 I'll gopleruo continda, por medic de
pollcfas juecsS con 81 exagerada benevo-
lencia, presGandU su apJyo GAntOS deSma-
nes Ique eXtra1io que pronto la anArqufa Sc
ens5nJrs5 DC nu5sUfUS c6mpOS, que lUS We.
ctnos honrados sin prOteccAon III garaLtfa,
tenga que armarso y agrupaEse para d5fen-
der sus Yidas y sus InCereses?
Es4s salyaIadas no pueden subsistir por
mas Jiempo. Se hace Indispensable uu CO.
rrectiVU eIemPlar; 81 Ell gOOlernO no 10 i'm
pone, Ia sJcleAa1 bouura que q d~fenderse.
No lmp0rta que III t'udS, ess p4peluch0
que con uu descarU lnaudlGC utnonde Lan-
tO oesUruen tanta anarquta, 1leve su au
dacla hastA Ell exGremu ae deer, que 10
ocurndo tn Beatr1G fue queSnas oe Ccnenta
fedsraIes atAcaron a los repuOucanOS Pc
dradas, tlrus y PuflAIaoas9; pues ante Ia ca
lumuia menda4 Qe esoS escIIoldores Que no
gUIan ante IL opinion sensata de preaGigIo
nj dc honrA, pOrque carece de ella qulen a
saotendas mienGe con IN d9scaro tan asom-
brLsa Sc leydnta la voZ honrada, de IN
ciuaa1ano a1guU, de un patilotA lncorrup.
ttOIer de an anclano be, que gU24 oe
honorabiiidaa prestiglo ca Juda Ii lsla
La vCz de dOu Vicente k. Mum z.
He aqui como Ell Se1lor MuIiuz relata los
hechJs, Goa una senclLIeG que Eevela La ver- |
dad, la yerdaa franca, que deberia ruborl. |
Ear esos hombrss que 1edactan Et Pttss,
81 cspaces fueran de rAO0r esos farsAntes.
Sr, Director de- LA DEMoCRACIA.