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an equal amount of advertising. The use
of this advertising may develop good
business, widely extended.
Write the substance of what you de-
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Following are a few hints to those who
could use subscribers advertising col
umns TO advantage:
A soldier wanting addresses OF officers
or comrades:~
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last Post elections reported in full;
A farmer with seeds for sale;
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by mail. Try it if you are in one of these
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can secure patronage from comrades il
they will advertise.
An employee who is a comrade or SOL
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Put mp canned goods, and sell on honor
as to quality to comrades.
Have you an orchard with the annual
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barrel or case of bottles.
Are you a photographer? Make a spe.
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or their families.
There are hundred other hints that
will occur to the reader. Every line OF
business is now done by mail, express OIL
freight. Try it yourself.
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Ecos de la isIa
Notas de nuestros corresponsales
QuebradiIIas

Contir aAn las novenas del mes de Msvo
con ell mRyor enfusiasmo V,eadose In fglssts
sodas ias ncehss LENA de gsRses que aeuden de
los campos.
-Ss encusntTa en- eFta pueblo, paeendo
unos diAs con 81 famtliss il sim pEtfca baIIs
seE0rfta AnRiits IgErtnA, la cue desesnos
una lsTga temporsdA entire nosctros.
-Ei eomercio y loa rohrea ffbaros ae an
c1Gntran sufriendo iss consecn encfas con al
bill Aprobado por las CSmaras. de que cierren
las tiendas = les doee del dis, bora en- que el
cAmpeRino no ha podido realizar Las ventas Ia
frutos conprsr los alimentos que neeesite
para su famIIia.
Con motive DE- Is mnerte ds nnestro oua-
fido amigo LsOpoldo MILAN, eI gahado eoncu-
rrferon an busn n621e-o de coFKetigionarfos =
CAmuy para asistiK . 81 entieYro. e. foyen
MILAN eTa muy quarido ests pueblo Aeon
psnanos 81 afigida fAmilia en- tan trenenda
dsFgrseia.
-El domingo ID policfa eonduio IN rs-
publicAno La carcsl por enconfrarss en- estado
de embKiaRnex pog las Gales, pHeasnfkndOse
m coIega Euyo como la media hora air
rogqas Sc ls pusisra On libsrtad, 10 one con
aigu16.
-6e eneHentFa entire noaotroa MAESTRO
qnsFIdc amigo don NspumuceHc Elores, edmf.
niasFAdog da ees peFt0aiea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
JEFES EN- DESACUERDO

Dsspaehos de Londres raeibidos en- Was
hington essa mafans diesn cue aITunos fefes
beers. estAn en- complete dssReuerdo, en 10 cue
Sc refere la aeeptsci6n de IL pas sn In forme
que propone Iuglatsrra.
Agregan, sin embargo. las noticiss ods IL
mayors DE- los iefss bosrs &c hallan de acuerd0
con lss pFoposicioneg De ls Gran 3 setafa ha-
b.sadosa diTidido Ii opinion del Tranavsal en-
dos bAndoss uno favor de 10 pzz eI otro
pArtidRrio acerrtmo de que Ia guerra conttn6.
NotieiAs posterfores lIeg&das de DsIegoa
aseguran cue no ne levark efecto por shora
la pax entire ell TransFa&l IugIatarFa
Dlee IN cable reeibido que los iefes boars
Se han aprovechado de In cireunstancfa de hs-
llaFse reunidos, para conceFtar los planes de
dc lA c&mpsna de fnvternos que dar& principle
en- bHeys con mas empn!e que les antsrfores
El mfn.stEo lord Baifour, In hecho decIa-
FAciones que Fevelan aigunR dssconfanxa de
lIegaT D una pFonta Bofucf6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
Ell nueyo C6digo penal
DELITo DE HURTo

Art. 40i. 81 hurto &c divide en- dos 9ra-
dcB el pEimero &c denominA hurto de mayor
euanifa (gTand laresny), y Ell segnndo hurEo &c
msnor cuRntia fpetit larceny1
Art. 4Os 81 hurto de MAJOR cuarffG es aI
cue 10 comste en- c1aIqUiera dc los eaacs ai.
Rufentes
4. Cuando sl vhloF do In pEopiedAd aus
krafdA es de SO dollars maa.
o.. Cnandc In propisdsd ea snatrafda de-
iA persona.
a. Cuando Tn pYDpisdad ca IN inGfEfduo
de In espeeie eabAllaF, VAGINA aspaI.
Ar& 405. En los demka cAEos ell huKtu es
de mencr cuantfR-
Art. 404. El huEso de mayor cuantla SO
eastiga con penE de preside per teEmino
mfniruo de nm afo m6ximo de dieE
Art 4os E hurto de msnoR cuan ia &c
snntFrm con multM mAxim4 de quinisntoR do
iI~rs c6rceI poF nm teEmino mkxImo de IN
ano, ambas psnas'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
San Sebastian

R.es ykrias neehea fue Agredido sl paat6n
de eorrsos Juan de Mata Rosa por Joie Anglia
dA Ronkn Y Jcae ]. Roman Lsasaile en- los
momentos en- que Equsl conducts cate pueblo
Ia Wallis.
Los agresores, que solo cuentan de Is 16
afoa de edad, fosron detenidos por ia policfa
puestos aisposieion del Jnsgsoo mantsipAl:
Ell senor Inspector general de Sorreos, procs-
dfsndo al inserrogatorio de ambos enlpaoies.
Ei peat6n naniassfa qua reeihto IN garro-
sazo e. aaeo que contsnf& In correspondence
1resenta m roso produefdo, segdn parsee, con
IN arma de punta dlo,
Para mayor eselAFaeimiento de 10 oeurrido
sstuvo En- esss poblaei6n 81 Marshal de Ia Cor
ta de Areeibo, q7ien d.spuEo Ii eonduei6n de
AngiadA y Roman o Ii czreei de AguAdfik.
Con motive de II hoEEends eatkstrofs
oerrTida en- MArtinieR San Vicente, concu-
ERe todks les sardes 81 tsmpio cstolieo IN CRU
Do de- virsuosas diEtinguidas ssnositas qua
eIevan 81 Todopoderoso fsFEovcsss frasss sn
anfragio del alma ds las victinas.
Ei novsnaEio en- honor de II Rsins de las
foFAs ss lleva efscto con gran ensusiasme
anim&eior.
Tn dalieioao eorc tornado poF Ias aprecik-
bies seaoFitas Eatflds RAllestsr, Luciia Csrce,
Maria Jaana Roman. Conchita L6pe1 Josefa
SsFrano dan mayer Teaiee ri festival con sus
encansadeFas vocss.
La virtnosa sntusissta senorita Carolina
Sksrret-que So halls de temporAd& en este
pueblo-ha organiEade su yes IN eoro de nj
nas preciosfsimo.
O1F&0bc Ia olEeuu& 0S las uuEsz l& VIZ
gen Maria diehss niaas, de dos en- dos. con
V&porosos trsies de angel, dspositan o los pies
da ID sagrAda imSgen vlstosfsimos frsgantes
<bouq1etsS, acto que IS amenfsado p0r el io-
ven don Qoiterio Tlrado, que eiecutR en- Ell
ammonium ssc0gIdas piezAss mientras elevan
piadosos esntos las seforitRs yA antss mencio-
nadas las bslfsimas nifas Evarfsta Rodr1-
guez RabeIl, Amelia 0fonos Rod6n, CArmslitA
LRrrinsga Rod6n y Marietta julia Casfafsr.
-El Inspector de sscuelas de este distrito
Mr.. Wells Ia girado una vista o los estableci"
misnsos de instruction pholieA de ID i1risdic-
ci6u.
-El dement's Bahino Torres, que no ha-
Ilaba reeluido en- Ell Dsp6siso municipal, srat6
de sseAps1se nj efacto aTroj6 desda oil bal
con de In Casa ConsistoriAl, en- euyos baion
est6 al dsp6sfto.
No sufrio daao aIgunc.
En- estos afas So ha obssHFado dansa
nshlina en ID sierra pr6xima eata pohIsci6n. |
-Nuestro qusrtdo amigo sI iovsn poeta /
don Ramon Maria Torres Sc h2lIa mas alfviado /
l. sus padsctmfentos nervtosoa, aEf como de la /
srisirsla que Sc ls praaens6 81 Ia cara.
Aoeho 10 cslebrarnos.
-ProbabIsments fnss de este II IS In 40 /
:iadad eTsaso de Uni6np ceebrAr6 IN magnffso /
7alie en Ics salones del CaIino.
-Henos tenido el guRto de saludar nj es-
IimRbls JoYen don Afonao Tirado Cordovss,
Ioldado del eseuadr6n pusrtorriqueno de e&ba-
ierfa, destaesdo en Caysy.
Maestro correIIgionArfo amigo don Jo-
8 Wees Rivera coptin6s eEfsrmo,
H2eemos votoa por 90 resfablscimiento.
-Ei poliSfA insuIar don J5ss SoIk h siao /
lestinadC \ este puestc.
Trataaa De IN iovsn nuy apTseiabIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
Lares

Duranta ell parlodo de publication del pre-
supuesto ordfnario para 1902 Q 1908. no Sc Ia
rresentsdo recIamRcf6n aiguna contr@ dicho
documents. Sara aprobado deanitivamsnss
por el syuntamiento en- "a primsrA session.
-Ss Ia ausens2do para los EstEdos U nj
dos en- dffPancfas propisa. In professors de In
g'es MIas. Margarfts &. K1ns, In que durants
el tempo que Ilava en- In loealidads se n con-
quistado, por gu buen tacto, ell spresio del We
cindario.
En- laa noehea del yiernss sabado tlti-
nos, tavferoD lug&r dos bales de nihos en- Id
morada del senor don Santos ViscaaillosI tsle-
grafstA que fu6 ds esta pueblo.
ia inyentud a. divirti6 mucho durante In
fiesta cue dur6 hasta hora muy RvAnssda,
siendo todos ohsaquiados con dulees rsfrss-
cos.
tsy "a estkn IIevando efscto solemnes noEs-
mas en honor de In Rsina de ios Cislos. Los
csnsos Ron acempansdos ai piano. diri1idos
uor Ell apreciable caballero don birtoiome ks-
tades.
-Ea In semxnA anterior sc die GequItura
an In Metropolis de ests pueblo. IN nfho de
eorts sdad, hijc del asfior don Antonio CArme-
10 Gonzalez Harnandes, presidents Gel oomise
numerosa coneuFfencis, Q pssar del tempo
lluvio.o que h&siA. Nasstro P6sams la IA
militia.
etas uropIss ell spreciabie escribano agents
judicial don Pedro Curef.
Los veeinos propietarios don Iuss Cas-
tro, don Eduardo Lnigi don Eniliano Pol.
han regresado de San Juan donde faeron q de-
aempeasr una comison.
En- ls sem2na anterior ss llsvo . efeeto
- Ia CASA conaistorial una reunion de apreciA'
sIa. cabaIIeYos para tratar de socorros . las
-fettmaa de- hartnica 70 San Vicente, So
norhr6 una comis6n compuesta de los seh3res
do1 pablo Viislla, don A7rsio Msndez Marti.
re- don Vicente AguiI6, don Francisco Ssin,
dor TImoteo RIOS, loa cue FeeoleetsEon euA-
renxa dox dollars; sl ayunsamisnto don6 Glen
doIIsrs en- los bArrios se han designs dos
vsrfnos de- rseonocidA acrividad para que ges-
ttonan socorros; del result2do de todo le comu-
nirarS Informes. Es ds prssumirse que 10 CO.
Iaeta slcsnes aquf mas de tresciantoa dollars.
-T'as pIsuiiIas que distribuy6 ell ssn7r as
nertor ds Rsntas Inssrnas del distrito de Are.
rfbo. han sido llenas todas por los propiesa-
Ell 6is "a del actual estuvo 81 msFeado
f,io debfio al mal tismpo Cue visne Feinando.
Tnds ia mnf.na del rsfsrido dia estuyo llovien.
do no deiando Hevaras efssto Las tFansac-
-ss IA sprobado poE 10 supsEioriiad IN
crkiito extrsordirario poF Ii sumA de euaEent&
' m dollars noyenta IN esnfayos, para pago
ds honorarfos q IN coniaionado de Aprenfos.
-SIgua In cArns de res Vend!endoss muy
cars. ell kiIo vsints eu&sro canfaVos ID dc
esrdo vsints dos. e. ganaoo muT esesso.
-Hsmos dido decir cue para el dia dltimo
del mes an eurso "a caIebrara una ssAmbisa de
cat6ltcos en- ests distrito, Ia que asistfrsn va
rios cabsllercs de S27 IAN dos tres a&cer-
dotes, Es de espsrarse que el Aeso resnlte
En- ssts pueblo no se dio credito alguno
oue &c scabaYfa ell N undo ell diA y del actual.
Aeostumbrsdos ya DIR esa profetfa muchAs
vsces, IN nadis cree en- semejante eoaa'
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Vino itaIO-americanO

Kl smbaiador itAliano en- Warrington Sc
Hcr DsG PlAnehss, ha enviRdo una not& m an
gobisrno, manifsstSndole que ha YueIto q Fea-
nudAE las FelRciones con oil gobIeFno do R0oae.
vslt para trAtar de IN arregio comeTei&l entire
Italia Norte America con objsto de qEs los
vfnos itaIi&nos puedan entrar en- los puertoa
amerleanoS, en- Eituaei6n ventsi ioss, compro'
metlendcss . hAceR otro tanto por al pArte, al
goblerno de Italia. para que en- esta peninsu'
u, sneuentren iguales ventAiAs &lgnnos pro-
duetoa nRtuKAles de los Estados Unfdom
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Erupciones alternatives

Fotisi&s llegGdAs de Santa Lucia dieen
que las sFlpeionss del Mont Psles en- Ia Mar
tInieA y De La Scufrisre en San Vicente, con.
tin6Rn rspitiendose ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Las precAuciones RdoptadRs hacen 70 en-
eisFtc modo incfsnRivaR lAs eFuPeionea ToleS.
nieAsi psro no ohssAnts reinA Ia mayor intran'
Gullidmd en- ambaa ialAa.
Continukmense lleg&n baquss eondusisna
DO socoFros De todRS parties del n undo.
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EI Comite Central.

San Juan Mayo 1s de 1909.
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AVISO
4 LOS HACENDAD0S
Ia Compania de los FerrocarriIes de P. R.

pone cnocimiento del pbco muy partcularmnte de los
hacendado duenos de abricas, que habiendo mondo
de od cse de de de
asi de construction, prontitud
Tamben dspone de uudc6n moeo povista de apara-
moderno permn fundr dentr ds las 4S hoas
LAS pleas que necesitea urgencla.
Pueden reats grat4t4 po ferrocarrl odas las pie
maqunas que hayan reparada
gran economic.
Precfos muy reducidos
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-09-06
COVINGTON.

The social hop last Saturday night
was at Henry Trombley's residence
instead of Peter Foy's. A good time
was had.
J. p. Anderson has returned to
rebuild and manage the stave mill
for the coming season. 1t is evident
that Mr.. Anderson is competent to
hold the position by the way the
mill was managed by him during
the last seasons cut.
1t is reported that there is to be
slate quarry opened. about three
miles north OF town by parties who
were here during the week to in
spect the works. 1t is expected
that operations will begin some time
next month, giving employment to
from thirty to fifty men. There are
also deposits of graphite within a
short distance from here, which
might be taken out with profit.
w. H. Oakley was in town on
business Thursday last
Great excitement was reported
In Vermilac the latter part of last
week. AS the section men were work
ing near the section house, an un-
usually large bear appeared on the
scene. While one of the men went
after gun bruin disappeared in the
dense brush and tall grass. The
men now thank their foreman for
wisely holding them back, for on
the impulse OF the moment they
surely would have rushed at his
bearship to their sorrow.
The patient people OF Covington
are at last to be granted a long
looked for favor. 1t is reported
that the d., S. S. & A. railway com
pany will build nice little depot
at the end OF the one now in use.
The new apartments will have al
waiting room and an Office for the
agent. The old part will be used as
warehouse.
Albert Robert has gone to Ish-
peming, to be present at the beside
of his wife, who is seriously i'll.
Keller Bros. saw mill is running |
quite steady and they expect to
have logs enough to keep running |
until late 10 the fall.
Andrew Johnson fell on scythe
while moving on Paquette's farm
last week. He received an ugly |
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-09-06
Common Council Proceedings.
OFFICIAL.

At a regular meeting of the COM
mon council Of the village of L'Anse
held in the Fire Engine House
Thursday, Sept. 4, 1902. Meeting
called to order by President John @.
McKernan.
Roll call; present, Trustees Bull
ger, Jackman, Menge and Trudeau;
Absent, Trustees Seifert, Williams
and Clerk Voetsch.
On motion and supported, Trustee
A. Menge was appointed to act as
clerk pro TEN.
On motion the following bills
were allowed:
Geo. G. Jackman, printing official
ballots, notice of water rates
and bridge bids. IS 6.S5
Louis Menard, team taking fire.
men to Baraga and return. 400
Henry Steinbach, filing hole
Main street culvert near NJ.
-. SbuiSh .JU
Peter Sands, Sr., cleaning out
Broad-st culverts twice. ~. 800
Henry Sands, hauling six loads
plank at Soc ........ 800
Ovid Goodreau,22 days repair
ing crosswalks ...... 49,. 4.82
z. Moran, same. .......... 4.S2
Protection Hose Co. No. /. :. $500
Yeas-Bulger, Jackman, Trudeau
and Menge; nays-none.
On motion and supported the
street committee was authorized to
buy 1000 feet of hemlock plank and
repair the nonresident owners
sidewalks and keep an account Of
same. Carried.
On mot on and supported the COM
mittee on FIRE department was in
structed to ascertain the price OF a
full set OF new fues for the FIRE en-
CINE, and report to the president.
Carried.
The president made the following
appointments, to-wit: Trustee &C.
Jackman second on finance COM
mittee, third on street committee,
and first on health committee;
Menge. second on water
works. committee, to I'll vacancy.
On motion the conncil adjourned
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-09-06
ELECTION NOTICE.
Michigan,
Department of State,
Lansing.

department OF oCate,
Lansing.
To Henry Girard,
Sheriff of Baraga County,
L'Anse, Michigan,
Sir-You are hereby notified that
at the General Election to be held
in this state on Tuesday, November
fourth, 1902, the following officers
are to be elected, and are to be voted
for in Baraga county: Governor;
Lieutenant-G Governor; Secretary OF
State; State Treasurer; Auditor
General; Attorney General; Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction; Com
missioner of the State Land Office;
Member of the State Board OF Edu-,
cation, for full term; Member OF the
State Board OF Education, to fill
vacancy for the term expiring De-
cember thirty-first, 1904; Justice of
the Supreme Court, to fill vacancy
for the term expiring December
thirty-first, 1907; Representative in
Congress for the Twelfth Congress
sional District, of which Baraga
county Is part; Senator for the
Thirty-F First Senatorial. District,
comprising the counties of Baraga,
Marquette, Dickinson, Iron and
Alger; Representative in the State
Legislature for the Iron Representa-
tive District, comprising the coun-
ties OF Baraga, Iron, Keweenaw and
Qntonagon.
In Testimony Whereof, have
hereto attached my signature and
the Great Seal Of the State, this Fiji
teenth day of August, nineteen hun
dred two.
[SEAL1 FRED M. WARNER,
Secretary Of State.
Michigan,
Department OF State,
Lansing.
Mr.. Henry Girard,
Sheriff of Baraga County,
L'Anse, Michigan.
Sir-You are hereby notified that
there will be submitted to popular
vote at the General Election to be
held in this state on the fourth day
of November, nineteen hundred two,
proposed amendments to the state
constitution as follows:
l. A proposed amendment to
Section thirty-tive of Article Nv, of
the constitution, relative to the pub
fishing of all the general laws OF any
session in newspaper, and the com
pensation to be received therefor;
2. A proposed amendment to
Article Nv, of the constitution, by
adding a new section thereto, to
stand as Section forty-seven, EN-
powering the Legislature to enact a
law imposing indeterminate SEN
fences as a punishment for crime,
and to provide for the parole and
return to prison of persons i'm
prisoned on such sentences.
In Testimony Whereof, / have
hereto attached my signature and
the Great Seal of the State, this
Fifteenth day of August, nineteen
hundred two.
[SEAL1 CHARLES S. PIERCE,
Deputy Secretary of State.
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cash on his right hand and also on
his face.

The railroad track is completed
to the gravel pit east OF town and
the steam shovel and crew with
their boarding cars are there.
Trains will soon be here taking out
large loads of gravel, which is so
precious to track builders. Suf-
ficent gravel has already been taken
out to permit the shovel to dip well
into the edge of the large bank.
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subject to call by the president.
AUGUST MENaE,
Clerk Pro TEN.
JOHN Q. McKERNAN, President.
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Township Board Proceedings

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OFFICIAL.
At a regular meeting Of the town
board of the township of L'Anse,
held in the clerks Office in
the Town Hall, Thursday,
August %, A. d., 1902, there were
present: Supervisor Frank w.
Foote, Justice of the Peace Harvey
Selden, and Clerk Thomas Chapel.
The minutes OF the meeting OF
July 81, 1902, we're read and ap-
proved as read.
On motion the following bills and
highway orders were allowed by the
vote following:
Harvey Selden, one board
meeting, order No. Co.'S 1.50
Martin Voetsch, Bird quarter
water rates, order No. 61.. 2.75
Matt Hansen, Town Hall sup
plies, order No. 81 1880
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Fine Laundering.
sPoTLEss LINEN

Is essential In completing the dress of up
to-date men. We have added, this spring
some OF the latest and best appliances that
inventive ingenuity has devised for turning
out fine laundry work. OUR PATRONS
MAY RELY UPON US.