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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
EDITORIAL

espaiIola Sc conocieron desde Ell siglo VIII
al siglo XVI
En aqnella Gpoca, cue los republicands
llaman del ftrTe0 yug0. tenfan los puertorri
uuefIos una personalidad intern acional rG
conocida erau, en- Ell extrangero, ,ciudadancs
espafoles. con fguales derechoS civiles y p(l-
lfticos que les peninsulares.
Hoy, b3jo la bandera que solo Cobiia
| puebLos ibres, no teuemos ciudAdanfa, nj ST.
/ quiera en- los territ1rios Gle la naci6n, comp
| les ocurre los compatriotas que reslde1 en-
| H4w ali; som 0s, en- res1men, menos que los
habtantes de- Congo
En- aquelIos tiempos de oscGrantisnsO de
| disfrut6 hasta Sc abuse de la libertad de
imprenta.
H..y, iIuminad1s por la ontorcba de Iz
libertad, rige una ley d ; g'bsIOs; Sc amordaza
& la prensa las empresls pefio lfsticas tia
nen que d dasaparecer y Sc rssucit2 el famos0
bandJ de Pezuels refsreots { lG uogGncio.
Antas, para ser ConsejerO Sc. eIigfan
d It srmin 4das cln1ici mes de cAp4cidad Y
arrdigo en- ell p lis; hoy 50 presctn lie de To-
do Sc ado2ta Ell c4pricll ab soluto del gGr-
bisrno, y c1aquler mister, auqus este N is
tronaio que arpa viej4 8 sea mas ddro de
molIsra que u0<adolulu, puede fo.mar par
ts del CInSeio-
Vamos, pues, progres Sndo hdeia GtrGB,
que es una barbaridAd... Ia alglnas
cosas hs1nos retrogradad al s1o 1910; en
otraS casi nos estam - dando de manOs can
ell aiglo XVI.
Y est n debs extraf1 rnOs, porqne to
d ell mundo s1be qas cuando nuestros
pate, nGLes redent0re8, u lVidOs p1r IN gamer l.
81 ssntinaieato de hunt4 aicIad, llegaron d Pue'-
10 Rico, eueontraron aquf plAots sad9 un r6
GIN IN aut )n6mico tan amp 10 como podiI
dasearse. El pals e>taba administrado. par
sls propios hii)s. P4ro ell goblerno ameri.
cano IT'D algun rs defoiencias en nueStra.s
lsyes, que no Sc cnmplglnabAn mucElo con
su4 des sos de Gmsricaqiz lei6 1, y surgi6 la
diicultad.
E1tonces los h0nsbres e,aiaentes del nu0.
vo g0ble no, aguzaron ell cacdmen, colocd
ronse el dede en la frente. y despu6s de mu
chO meditar, exclarnarcni
81; Eureka III lie daremos al revGS
la maqnina, como ell sachlchero de Chi.
cago
Y tod 8 es6amos punt1 de wolverines
locos, como ell aneGiOnista del cuent0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
Buen peje

I'm nuestra edici6a del 10 de Febrero, Ia
aartAmos IN susito de Vega-Alts, tftulalo
Usmrpdei6n dc dtrtb.Iot0n .. an ell que csnsil :
rahan eiertos acsos FeGiz&dos por el ines de
polcfa de aquel spnsblo Manuel A Landr6n.
ahore, en- de Marso, dsscualga lie
su nido ess p6iaFo,- -dsmAndAndonos poE calst,e.
TatG, expresando en- Ia boets de demands sqns
sS arstes NO habia proceddo hscer tai tlenun-
cia, fue porque no tuvo conocimfento hGstG
a1tord de tales c4luulnfaHS
Que oobo HsT ifoaros listos, paro hny
ctFos que msrseen que los e1lJ qGtnss1.
Como cusndo &c pnbic6 el snslto NO ss'
hatfa Aprobado tcdAvfa - ley dc hbeg0s, oil ial
Landr6n se 10 trag6, y Ahora, Al mes, nos sale
con Ih denunciA, cFeyendo qne Va Acojarss
O. esa ley Ie vAmos q dar una indsmnlzacibn
en- metkIieo.
~ Perdons, hermanos hoy no teAemos
suelto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
MEETINGS" ANTI-AENOTiSTAS

El domingo pasado se celebr6 IN meeting
anti ape1loniata en- Garabo aver otEo del
tnlsmo oar6cter sn Jnncos.
Ia aide este a tImo pueblo -Gsl que reel
birnos dssAllea-hablaron Gl acaid", licencado
don Ricardo M MsFtIuez, el doctor BGrFsFsa, ell
Abog .do B arnardini, 81 doctor G 1nEslez-don
Fernando don Ricardo MArsineE-htjo-y don
Antonio MsrcAno. Todos faeron iustamente
Aplaudidos.
LIZ As4mbea tuvo una coneuFrancia de
mas de 1900 Almas.
Lsvant6 aeta de Aa protests de los asAm-
blslstAs 81 notario ss1or- Ylas Oshoteeo obtu-
70 ma iotogrsiiA de los circunstantes el Abo'
gade don Pedro de AdPey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
La OEsaPARIcIdH DE IA ARAaA'

Hsmos Yeeibfdn ma hojs sueita quo dieil! .
<UnA lay abre acknowledgements las lpusrtas
del prssidio para doter mai 0ados O. Eiborss.
GY yo puedo hAcer sl sacsiheio dc mi en-
presa pero no oil de nal EibeRtad.
eta Ardn mueRs.
$El ssfior EarnandeI Ducret Queda encfr.
gado de IL liquidation.
No estAmos coD foFnles con Ell querido COM
raAero Cuando sc lanza uno 8 In defenaa de
uu ideal debe desspaReceE con 81 es oeceDS-
RIO.
R sRerincio de una Gmprasa nacignta %
muv uoGA cosa en- aYas da To- pstrtA.
- Aonpo mAta La Ardna que vsnla pradi.
csndo Ia ooneordia subrs ios puertoFRiqu folI-
por tSrn0r de 4r t0 cdrcsl. Pues sss ley de libs
Ion sc hA hacho para sodos, el mismo rieigd
coEFanos los dsrnka peEiodtstas, que no nosI I-tL
tulamos FcpubItcnT0s; sf por tenor 10 cArca
MI pFealdlo f1eraulos todos hseer 10 miamc'
fadi0a psis adios ide&Ienl
MoTRo hA 4saU510g0tIo como combatientt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
PROGREsO
RETROSPECTIVE

de goD1erno.
ll--------- rs el case, que
un enthusiastic admirador de los E,tados
Unidos, dc esos que en- tiempos de Espana
cram faTibuudos anexioLiIbas, porque desde
sus seb0rltcOs ofan hablar de los grandes in
ventoS american s, hiz0 un viaje aquel
pals, al llegar q la ciudRd de Chicago, fue
invitado por Ell duefl0 de uno de esos gran
des establecimientCs one allf Sc dedican
la mantanza de cerdos, presenciar como
Sc verldcaba esta.
asombro del visitaate fu6 de uua
intensidad tan honda, que POGO falt6 para
que sc volvlera loco Z e. case ~ era para
m6aOs. A. su presencia Sc hiEo fuocionsr 10
sistem2 de maquin2s en- las que, eoIocado
uu cerdo vivo Jbre un platafJrm eu
menos tiempo que Sc plea para rezar IN
cre1o, era degollsdo, drssollado, des :uar-
tizadO dl7idido de tA M do, que a los
p0cos minutes Sc Vsf4 sAllr por un lad0 la
c4b3zI, pJr otro Us huesoS, por otro las
lonjAs dc tJciuo, va saladas y embala-
das, por otrO Is Iongua pseparads en-
cJnserga, &. Vlendo Ell daef1l ell asom
bro del visit Lnte, lie dip; -ePdas amtg).
est1 es nada Mi sstema de maquin Iria es
tsn perf3cto oeiglnai, ,que cuan 10 Sc d. ell
cASo de que ell tOciao a sale. con blst3nts
gr4sa a. resut2n bien prep8rados los cho-
rizj1, Sc lie da contra vaplr, fdncionan las
u iquinas 81 revss, va slVea salir Ell cerd
YiyJ p1r doade mism0 eatr0D
PdeS este cuento vieLls Russtra me-
m Jrla Guam 10 oimos ciertos pJiibicastros
pOnleFar los Progresses alcAazados por este
pals, baj0 la bAndera americaua.
En- loJ temps ID la ON .nosa )mina- |
cijn espan0la, Ell gobierno reconoci6 uus
pllA au6onomis administrative, pude.
ron los Ayunt4mientos r5dactAr sus oI1e |
nanz IS, ajustan1olas a sus psculiares necs-
sidades.
En- estl epoca de gtbe It ID da,sric4nu,
desaparecen municiplos alo consultarss ST
quiera La voluntad de IS hAbitantss Y SO
Ut Jrgan otros cGrtas c0ustituciOaGIes, como
u IA graciosa concession del poler, imitaudo
Aquellas esgebres carta' FlHsbL0s, OrdenGnzrs
y paet0s que en la historic d. la legislation
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
NorAs D { EspAN A
Periodic agudo

El aatado de eosas Espsn& caai ha ilis-
g&do a. IN periodic sgudo y llegsrS al erfdeO,
dantrod de bFeve tempo.
Para los disturbios
Noticias de Madrid informau que las ineE-
Saa militaFss ss estkD prepares sndo paris coiltRR-
TFestar grandes cissurhios, de que esbA aEnI-
nAaadO Madrid.
L.. reyoluc0n ss
El maIeatar sa ha yenido sintientio dssda
haes tIempo, y 80 pTesients que eiItAlia uiia
gran revolucfdn enyo oFfgen sea preetsau ente
IN Ii eiudad dis IL Corte.
En actiY0 servioio
Los soldadoa del ej6rclto regular espaft;l,
Huyos psrfodoa de ergAncae estAn pE6xiliof .
explraT, han recfpido 6rdsnes de psrma lIscsr
an aetivo seTvleIc angatos q LIS 0lspcaieic-I
mes ~ sHs jssas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
Tentativa de aggression

Up EuEsto de MRFicao tntant6 sgFsdIr On
MAyaRAs8 ~ ices mnnieipaI de squel pueblo.
don Luis M MaEfn.
PRrees cue ReconoNe 64to, como motive, tR
1isidanria Que Mllf aa sbseKya @ntra los rapu-
blieAros. Se4.a -
Hl Hh1F Maria lorna ca nRa de Ias sgae.
slsRsa aissdeRtss.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
EI CNy'mnUn nl

E Altimo Dhmero de eets colega trae los
retratoa de Ian OefiOritas Maria Lopez Molina,
Luisa fnfants Comenero, el DEL nota,hIs
poata y Iiterato don Manuel mo G1ndfa.
Tsml len tTae uDn vista de la hsrm oSa
iglesla de IayamR
El texto, como aieunpre nutrido de buHnA
v vaTiAdM lectura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Don Raua6n Diaz San Miguel Ia aido nom
tlrado FISCAL MunicipRi de Aibonito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Hoy han dado principle los eieFcfcios ss
plrituaiss erl la iglesiR de Sian jose.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

erRECOMENDAMOss nuesGros amigo
Ell hotel <IThe MarinaD, San JoBe ng 1, Capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

don DArfo R1la, -Jusz Municipal de
ARuediila, se lie han concedido tres messs de
lleencia por snfermo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Son. la dos de la tarils "a empiesan ,
salir los sAl.rDs electricos atestados de pasaj ],
fos para el F'arque B,rinquen. I'm IN csrr'
iba 10 orahssta de Dnchesrle, para tocar allf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
lG JUAN
.NOTlAIlg POR CO.RREO

M9rBo 10.
A DON luikn IriElrri. giatrsdor do In
lsropiedad d0 Mayagl = le han sldo eoncedi-
clio dos meaes de licensia para rsstAbiscer su
aaIud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Don Francisco VAliecillo Bs ha hseho
nnevamente cargo de 10 -fsca 10 del Tribunal
de DIstrito d0 MayaghsE, venctaa 10 licencia
que dIsfruta,a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

E stlouo de 10 compsAfa de opera, que e.
bierto por eoinpisto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

4 RI PARllUE BORINGUEN es oil sftio maI
concurrido por las psraonas de buen tonO quo
buscan frssicb y diatracci61l
.Oonfiast0s t0doB los iReves, ssbados Y do-
mingoa; pIonto habr6n otIas diversionea.-P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Esti hacienda de sobrestante fDtarilao dn
munfciuio dtln Joae Okndido. maqninista de Ia
homba GEalalIa.S e sobreDtante Rndrfguez As
encueutta an Csguas eurkndors Ia vista con D
DR.. JImbneE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Sc assgura que Mono clio ago qua Sc le
praparshs., " antes de caeF en ID ratonesa ditr,
ObuT nsltd &Ls Arf f4S
Sc aaagnrs cue hssfa la IDEA de nlstsrlo
en- In caesi, pero 6i dice que 10 guata mucho I'm
libersad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
La NuEVA CENTRAL, de andres plS.

DulceYfR. eonfterfs y reposterfa.- Sal
FRANoIselo 77,-~Ss sirven tpda ciase de encar
Cos an diehD ramo. San Juan, Puerto Rico
TE1EFoNo: ts7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Anoehsi, Gerfa lac sfete mad s9s pSeAlf2ei
el servscio da asro4la3 no funeioaaron hasts,
des pu6s de ian nueve cnarto. TAmbiSn que.
daron apsg ados todos los focos ,aue dependsn
de Ia plants de lo9 eafros. s-7.e<- 1
L. cRuga de cate incidente fnA debido a.
que m tglbO 40 a maGuinaria 20 Revsnt6 hub0
que rsponerlD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

La TsSPANOLA- -Fonda posada cspn
vista oil msil pr6xima 10 estaci0n dai fsFHo-
carril.--IeiiuaD 61 6s
Ofracs Bat@ casa Iaa me1nRes comodidh
das para al pasajaTo. ComAda Ia Garta eorne
con vsnea = pracfos modtcOs. sE
Eabflaaionea frescas bfan ventiisldas VI
basoa.
Hosppdalss Aeeno1, praeios eonTenelO-
males. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Anorhe tu6 cambiado un tuho de los de II
CT Il aria msdre del aeueducto. Desde las 10 d'
In noche eDtuvo elm aqua la capital Hoy poi
la manana hG quadado complasemente rapsI
rada Ia avisFia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

No recordamOs
donde hem os lefdo
IN cuento nuy chats.
co, pero que tiene
apIicaci6n q nues-
tro actual sistema q
de gobierno.
Em al maon ~-a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Nueatro correIgionsFIo don Manuel Cl
niunAs So elntra ca CANA consecnencla de
sglppe.S
Dsssainoa sea pronto el restAblecimientc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

HA falleeiio en- Corozal 10 ss hsrita d u
Mercedes e tdrigaez, de Ia que IA habfAmos dichc
ae sncontraba snferma de gr&ys1ad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

IE' d tlmo t6mero de GEl Figaro,S de
Habana, inserta eli retrato de Estrada Patma
diguo primer presidente de ID fusura rspabli
~ de Cuba
Tsmbi6n irae importsutes trabajos de II
teratura y gFabados de los tmOs sncsso
Ocurridos en- ell mnndo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Ono de los sstableeimientos qua mas lie
res expende -Al por mayor es 10 antigua FGbl
lsa de estoE Eircpiedad- de Pedro Chandri.
IS Laa naEcas ron GCriolloe oil GTrolyS, q
ire otrAs. de sas procedencia, no tienen ri,
ON Puerto Rico,
Dep6sito an San Juan, Justo 8. GAvsni
DAb6n.S
Precios sumAmsnte m6dfsos 2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16
Sc g q +.

peter 8lomer IS 70, @ebriber
Booming 10 Os. q 9 glarte s745,
8 g Debler 5 "a, gbtl Saien 6 80,
g Teri9meiler IA IS, Sobn Slabuns
5 81, Sobn 30 @aus 5 81, 3 6eim
625, Maria 9lnna 6eim 5 %, Sobn
6 6eim & 60 33 IS, Dom &ru6ten
6 70, Mi9ael 2abr s 90, SO 0abr
7 20, Soiepb @ieoer 5 20, g 6 Saub
8 80, . 9 Searle 33 ga, s 3 Sar
tel 7 50, @ebriiber Sarte0 IS Sc,
Mi@ Tbeiien ten 5 90.
2uremburs.
Matb 8teHener IS 90, s 8ru
nolb 8 81, Sobn gedins 5 As, Sen
Bog 6 SO, Bal grs 5 60. Matbtas
Eaber 6 sc. Wsi6 @alff 76, Sen
6entses 6 81, Soiepb 6ennen 5 10,
Bilb Sanien 557, @m + Sones
7 80. Sobu &rdmer 5 Is, Sos &re:
mer Z 40. 9eiurid e0id 10 6s. 60
9utsen 9 66, @eorse Sab, 7 81, s
2abr 10, Sobn Wersen 5 50 6ein
rib 9 M0uer 6 SO. Sobn Pauanid
5 80, Nnna &aui9 ID 10, Suianna
Gauid Z 80, Sobn S9admann 5 90,
Sobn Stommes 7S4, Wt9ael Gbeis
777, Nbam Tbeis II %, s Gbeilen
6 80.
Gpnben.
6 $ Barrett SO 46, S Golsrope
9 95, gbriit Sobnion 6 OF, Senrp
&iffmeper 5 II, N&J Wtt9eu 8 As,
8 u Morris 8 SO, ) Moonep S 20.
$ @aib SO, IS Bansforb 6 SO.
3 IS Quinn 6 70, Samuel Stots
II IS, @eorg Us Steds 5 SO, Nu
quit Smanion 5 SO, 8 . Storms
SO, 8 Tracep 5 70, 8 . Saus
lep 5 26, g $ Sbole 5 Is, 8iuiam
8sprau6 8 81, 6 3 @blnep 5 81,
S & 6 8bitemore - 80.
MainePrairie.
MNbfin 1904, gracp Aoolpb 5O6,
+ 8lod 6 Oh, @ s 8eders 6OS, g
eeders 5 As, W Seders Z As, N y
Glart II 26, S u golman 5 80, +
sc goiiart 5 10, Us + Cornell 5 26,
S Sc gouor 6 IL, g Cline Is, IS
e Dudertns 8 80, $ . 6ltnot 6 81,
u . @uvt,u 9 "a. Nnna @ailer 10
70, s $ @untel Z 46, . &rie, 5 Is,
S &iefer 80, $ . atmbaq 6 40,
u &arsburs 5 03, sc void 81, {
s e6i9 5 81, $ eomans Z So, = epun
5 SO. S Maus & 80. 5 Mertns 5 "a,
B y Mit9ea 10 SO, Amella M,elta
l8 II, 6 ! Wsielta II 81. i Uteper
8 Martin 5 Is, y s Ntes 1877, Sos
Ot.r9 1s, 9Pope 5 81, 6 " prebm
6 so. g &otb S O6, $ Steiden 6 81,
) Sdeelar 8 4S. = S1netoer 5 81,
IS Stendfielo 8 IS, S Stelton 5 %,
. q Stanlep + 80, st Stanlep s "a.
s Tbiebe 5 38, 8 Walsin 5 "a. s
Dbite 6 40, Msa,ia Deber 8 Sc, Us
{ @aroen 8 o5, s Beiler 5 50, Sui
Oouns 80 81.
Melroe.
$ @nnefins So Is. y gnnettns 6
80, IS Srebertds 6 "a, y @teiete 8
95, s &ubne 5 So, y $ 9innen.
lamp 6 81, 3 9er3os 5 81, . 9tn-
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07

territory of Arizona,
County of Graham. %
/, Thomas Smith, ounty Recorder in and for
the County and ierritory aforesaid, do hereby
certify, that the foregoing is fun, true and
nPiete COPY oI tlle ORIGINAL ArNcles 9l lncoI-
as the same appears upon the Records of Gra-
ham county filed and recorded at 2:40 o'clock p.
NJ, October 4th, A. D. 1902 in Book Incorpora-
tiOns, at pages s, and 10.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at my Office in
Solomonville, said County and territory, this
4th day of October A. d. 1902
THOMAS SMITH,
lsEALl County Recorder, Graham County,
territory of Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07
territory of Arizona,
County of Graham

Before me, Horace e. Dunlap, Fotary Public
in and for the County of Graham, territory of
Arizona, personally appeared Thomas II. Bell,
W. E. Sparks, F. p. real, Geo w. Todd, NJ. F.
Swanger, John ID. FuTrer and H. W. ClarkSOn,
known to me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing instrument and who
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same for the purposes and consideration therein
named and expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this
3rd day of Oct. a. D.. 1902.
HORACE T.. DUNLAP,
[sEAL] Notary Public.
My commission expires Oct. 9Th 1904,
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07
FOURTH;

The corporation is TO exist for the period of
twenty-five (25) years from and after the filing
of these Articles of Incorporation for record in
10 office of the County Recorder in the county
t-haf5l TT---itary of rizona and the filing
4 iate ith the Secretary Of
8r Tcritors ~ u 9H
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07

~ b. ehast 9.t.taiH ngehttdaets 8ad
liabih.Y dileo CIR conti1ge,0 q kaiCa thc Cnr-
poratiol- is at aty tifae % he sabieetcd hal he
the sum of fifty Thousand $50, ,Gooi dpilars..
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07

The stockholders and Board of Directors shall
Stafford, Graham county, Arizona territory, or
at any place within the United states of Ameri-
ca where the corporation shall maintain an
office
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07
SEVENTH:

The private property of the stockholders of
said corporation shall forever be exempt from
all corporate debts and liabilities of every kind.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07
First publication Sept 18th, 1902.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Homestead Entry No. 2167
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIz

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention to
make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the District Court at Solomonville, Arizona, on
october 25, 1902, viz:
Maria L. Freestone, of Stafford, Arizona
For lot and NE Il NV a, Sec 10, TIP Z S, r
26 e, &SRB&M.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
John Searlett Charles Freestone, Leonard
Freestoue and Joseph POulson all of Stafford,
Arizona.
MILTON R. MOORE, Register
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07
Territory of Arizona, 90
C,Cuuty Of Graham -

Territory of Arizona,
County of Graham. -
l, Thomas Smith, County Recorder in and for
the County and Territory aforesaid hereby
certify that have compared the foregoing copy
with the original Articles of Incorporation of
the Rex Cobra Mining Co., filed and recorded
in my Office ON the 18th day of September, A. d.
ls02, in Book No. of Records ofIncorporations,
at pages 6, Z, s, and that the same is fun true
and correct copy of such original, and of the
whole thereof.
Witness my hand and seal of office this 25th
day of September, A. D. 1902.
[SEAL] THOMAS SMITH,
County Recorder
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07

When in Thatcher call at DR..
Warmers drug store next door to
Big 6. 1t
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07
Latest way to seoI JeIIv

Use melted Darafin for sealing jel.
lies, jams and marmalade. It win
form perfectly alright cover and is
the quickest and easiest way to seal
them. Save the parafin for use again
next year.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07

Flne new line oftresh drugs and
candies, etc. at DR.. Warmers store
Graham guardian., 1902-11-07
State of Michigan,
County of N uskegon


County ofMuskegon o.
Before me, George.D. Vanderwerp, Notary
Public in and for said county of Muskegon
State of Michigan, on this day personally ap-
peared w. d. French, H. ]. Hoyt John Wander
werp, C. W. Sessions, Alex. Rodgers, f. b. Dake,
E. W. lreuger, f. b. Alrdich, Malcolm Hutchin-
son, John W. Morpeth, Geo. II. Rodgers, Alex
ander Mcintosh, w. D. Rosie, N b. Lawson, b.
D. King Geo. L. Stevens, Leonard Eyke, A. W.
Bell, Louis A. Ellens, VIM, A. Oakes. f. Alberts
L. .. Peterson, J. Hamilton, Z. H. Beckquist, f
W. SchuleT, A. Morpeth, Jno, C. Williams, F. e.
Bachmann, Geo. J. Bachmann, A. G.. Fisher,
Alfred Davidson, Julius Schwarzenberg, Albert
Gerst Peter o. HOlthe John b. Barlow, Louis
IL. kanitz, John Hughes, personally known to
me TO be the persons whose names are subscrib-
ed to the foregoing instrument and severally
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same for the purpose and consideration therein
expressed
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of September A H. 1902.
GEORGE d. VANDERwERP
Notary Public in and for
the County of MuskegOn
lSEALl tate of Michigan.
My commission expires April H. 1906
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-05
DIES OF TERROR
IN DREADFUL DREAM
Young Mother, often Victim of FriehtfuI
Visions, Jumps From Bed and Is
Found Dead.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. "A terrifying
dream, one of many that had unnerved
her, frightened Mrs. Margaret Burk to
death at ner nome IN e Wrourhf
an attack Of heart failure. Her heart,
unable to recover from the shock dealt
by some fearful vision, soon ceased to
beat
She was twenty-five years old and had
had heart trouble for several years. Her
three-year- old daughter was sleeping with
her when she was seized with the strange
dream that ended her life.
The family boarded with q Mrs. Wat
by the Pittsblrg & Lake Erie Railroad,
parentiy in good health. Recently she
complained of feeling badly and Of weird
Mrs. Watson heard Mrs Burk scream in
heard crash in the bedroom. She went
to Mrs Burks bedroom and knocked
at the door. AS. she received no an
swer she returned to her bedroom. think
ing that she had made mistake.
Burk returned home from work at Z
o'clock and went to his wife's bedroom.
He knocked at the door but did not re-
eeive any answer The Then n ne Gl SaIled Ms
three year-old daughter, and she got out
of bed and let her father IN the room.
Her mother was lying on the. floor. dead.
The woman terriiled IN ma hep ea ,sn cream "a
downward on the floor. The shock killed
her Instantly. Her nose was crushed by
striking the floor
She had been dead for hours when the
doctor arrived. The little daughter said
she heard her mother scream In her
dreams and fall on the floor, but she was
so frightened that she did not make an
outcry and soon fell asleep.
Mrs Burk was often seized with these
nightmares. and they always left her in
a nervous and exhausted state. The. cor,
oner investigated the case and said 1t
was one of the strangest he ever encoun-
tered in his experience.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-05
DIES AT THE BEHEST
OF A SECRET ORDER
chinaman- starves Himself, While
Death Song Is Chanted and Black
Cap and Gown Put On.

CHICAGO, Oct. A Chinaman died
at the Provident hospital today, a
suicide by starvation, because, it is
declared, a secget society had COM
manded him to die. The man was
Wong Now, proprietor of laundry.
The coroner is Investigating. Whatever
the motive that inspired him, Now
certainly died of starvation, the hos
pital physicians say. For two months
he refused to eat, and. gradually grew
weaker till his case was hopeless.
Two months ago found Now in his
laundry i'll. AT the command Of some
mysterious secret band, Now after
wards declared he had eaten potash. 1t
did not kill him, however, and the
physicians said he would live. After
two days had passed and Now still re-
fused to eat, DR.. H. Jones was called
to attend him. DR.. Jones, who speaks
Chinese, managed to learn the mans
history and cause of his self inflicted
starvation
Today News friends were notified
that he was dying and forty of them
went to the hospital. Fortwo hours they
chanted a death song and then arrayed
Now in a blaci1 cap and gown. Thus
arrayed, he died Shun Feck, Now's
uncle, notified the authorities that he
would bury the man. None of the fell
low countryn1en would discuss the case