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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-02-12
Great Russian Author Suffers a Re-
lapse and Attendants Fear Reeov-
cry is Impossible.
ST. PETERSBURG is THE SCENE
His Life Has Been Given for the Pa
.triots of His Native Poland
Recently Expelled.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 12.-Tolstoi
has suffered a relapse and it is be-
lieved that he cannot long survive.
His age and infirmities are much
against him. Many letters and tele-
grams of inquiry are being received
flom those associated with him in his
life work.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-02-12
Something That viii Do You Good.


We know OF no way In which we
can be OF more service to our read
crs than to tell them OF something
that will be of real good to them. For
this reason we want to acquaint them
with what we consider one OF the very
best remedies on the market for
coughs, colds, and that alarming com.
plant, Group. We refer to Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. We have used
II with good results in our family so
long that II has become a household
necessity. BY its prompt use we
haven't any doubt but that It has time
and again prevented Group. The tes-
timony is given on our own expert
ence. and we suggest that our read
ers, especially those who have small
children. always keep 1t in their
homes as a safeguard against Group.
Camden Is. c. Messenger. For
sale by c. II. Williams.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-02-12

II you are not already a subscriber
to the ARGUS you should send In
your name at once.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-02-12

CONTINUED on Seventh Page).
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
FOR JUSTICE ]!
Citizens of Skagway Move Government
 To Ask Canada For Fair Play

into United States tsrItS'v, iAIaslta) Is similar to that which we ask.
 It has been pointed out to US that Section 6s of the Revised Customs Act Of Canada, la,erposes an objection to the return to Ca nads, duty free. of Canadian goods ware housed in the United States. We do no! think that this should be construed as a bar to the privilege asked, since It is wholly with Canadian goods and carried in Bri ish bottoms that we are concerned, and their delay in warehouse at Skagway in no wise changes their character Ca natian goods shipped in bond by way of St. Mlchiels, we are advised, ore often de- laved at that place for the winter and are warehoused during the interim and are shipped forward without objection to Daw- son.
 We also rely upon the iact that the treasury department at wasa.l2ton has granted extraordinary privileges for the convenience and dispatch of Canadian merchandise. a system conducted at great expense and without charge on the goods in transit, and while we do no, ask that the port be closed 10 such traffic, we do think the fact should have weight in a decision uron the merits cf our request.
 We respectfully ask you to forward this petition Immediately ana urge action a. once, as We have been waiting for a decis- ion upon this point for more than two years, we would ask tha, you either grant our request or turn us over to Cinadi, as the only alternative of the dilemma.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Try Gilt Edge restaurant, best home cooking in oitv. If you don't believe lt try it and be convinced.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
LIEUTENANT JARVIS STAYS
 IN SEATTLE
Forced to Postpone His Voyage North On
 Account of Wife's Illness

the trip on the Collage City. Mrs. Jarvis Is now under the care of physician.
 "l was forced to abandon the trip for feir that pneumonia might develop" said the lieutenant, land shall immediately no- tify the department of the circumstances. At present the condition Of my wife Is not alarming, but the exposure to which she would have been subjected on the voyage might have resulted in pneumonis. There is no pressing need of my presence at sltka, and the dely will not offect the status ot affairs there. 1 shall sal for the North as soon as Mrs. Jarvis condition will per- nit"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

wish to warehouse Canadian goods at this port and the permission to return those goods to Canada free of duty.
 The reason for requesting this privilege is to enable merchln,S to enjoy the natural advantages Of Skigwav for promptly sup plying the trade Of the interior. between this ror, and Dawson.
 In it's favor is eheapness to the consumsb readiness of shipment, added facility and qulckuess Of dispatch Of from 10 to IS days. We are justified ln saving that business men in the territory Interested, have often expressed themselves in favor of lt and of their readiness to sign a peli- tlon for such a permission, and the ger sons accommodated are the miner. and others residing in Canadian territory, and who consume these goods and it would be a great convenience to them.
 The objection likely to arise to this priv. llege being granted, would likely come from Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., the principal shipping points in British Colum- ba which supply this tr1de, bu, this ought not to be serious as they have the trade from there, san establish branch houses at Skagwav if ihey wish, privilege which we invite them to engage In on lines O: perfect equality. They would get lhe commission on goods handled through their ports, and it would, in fat, Increase their business and give regularity to it.
 The privilege enjoyed by the Dawson merchants of returning American goods
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Lieut.. D. H. Jarvis who will 'ueeesd J. w. lvey as collector of customs io' Alaska was to sail for Sltka on the last Cottage City, but has been unavoldablv detained in Seattle by the illness of his wife. Us likely that he will not be able to go north for two or three weeks. He will notify the departmen, at once of the eireum- st'nces.
 A few days ago Mrs. Jarvis contracted q severe cold. On the 18th lt grew so bad that she was unable to speak above a whisper Lieut.. Jarvis became alarmed at her condition, fearing that pneumonia might develop, and decided not to make
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

The following petition has been signed by all the merchants and business men of Skagway. D is straight to the point and covtrs thc ground entirely. Whether it will eventually receive the atteotion of the s,,,s department or not, remains to be s,,n. The matter hos before been present. cd the Canadian government. lt was syltei and ,hs government of the United States dropped ,he matter.
 Skagway. Alaska, March 20, 1902.
 J r. Evans, Esq Special Agent Treasury Department
 SiE
 The msrch mts and citizens of Skagwav wish Co renew the efforts made by the ,hlmbsr Of commerce some two wears ago n obtain some reasonable privileges for doing business a, the port Of S<agwav.
 Heretofore we complained of the eXces- svs valuiion pleei on goods at the boundary line by the ofi,ers of the Can allan government for the collection of dltv |, being greater than the valuation placed cn the same kind and quality of goods Imported at Vancouver or Victoria a practice which still exists. The valuation meat.onei is the retail prite at Sk'gway.
 As no relief has been given us in this -esBs,, we dssire to submit a distinct pto- position;
 lnasmuch as ,he tooted warehouse sys- lem bls been extended to Sk1gwly we
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Bottles Wanted.

Wine bottles wanted at 20 cents per dozen, at the Seattle Saloon. if
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
CLAIMS INNOCENCE
Sisters Advent VIII Provo James
 Little Alright.

James Little called on the Alaskan yes terday and stated tha, he is innocent Of the charges that have been make against him. His sister, he says, will soon be in Sklg- way, and when she arrives he will bring action to establish his innocence.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
WnfRflSDfNNIS RILEY?
There is Property For Him Back in
 tho States.

Dennis Riley has something pretty good for him If he will only make his where Q aboutS known. There Is property back in the states that will be his as soon as he makes a claim for it. But tnone of Dennis people know where he Is, lf Mr. Riley will communicate with John Joreensen, Skagway, Alaska, he will learn all about it
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising oIumns of the Alaskan each day. They can these columns closely. Business men do you want resultS2 We have the proper medium. Phone To for the man with the gale card 10 call.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
RATE FIXED
Quotations Made For First
 Trip Down River.

Seattle, March rS.-The White Pass officials quote rate of s6o for tn. first trip down the Yukon this season from Lower LeBarge to Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26
Come Today

As the weather has been very bad the past few days, and as know that many would like to take advantage of our redue- tijn sale, while packing up today will keep the stock open for any one who may wish to purchase. Brown Shoe Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

No matter what your want may be-lf you want to buy or want 10 sell-The ad-, vertising columns of the Daily Alaskan will bring the desired results.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Readable, reliable, feassn.J.. All the news an the time. Sen, 10 vOm ,ubScrip- ton. The Daily Alaskan. Phone .9.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

Try Gilt Edge restaurant, best home cooking in eltv. lf you don't believe lt, try lt and be convinced.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-26

II you want fresh dressed Poultry and Meat you wlll find large assortment just arrived at the ARCTIC MEAT co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

FL pArtido rspuhlie&no cue, a psE1r de Eu
nonbHs, lava an E los vicioa los rsB4nloh
da los tisw pos dal eolonials; Cue h& 2umenth-
CO sxtaI aldo lA nEfRndR politics ds = BARR;
raeoga hop eI fFuto da EuH srrorEH oRsmeiar-
bos eubFi&n90Ba do daEereaito.
Ligv6 tod&a pMrtsB In inmor&Lid@d Id
corruption, ampeSAndo poK 10 mas &RguSto'
pur 10 rnRa also: poF Ioa tribunAlBa Go JnEtieias
una, bR5a Hu funeEtfEima ir GnGncLRs GO han con.
vaFtido, con rMFaG aKespeioneH, an inEtrunan'
soa da vaneRnEA, cue E6io van an sl &euERdo
peF mneima da todo, Ml amigo Rl AdVGrsArio
pnfftleoa, abcoIwiendc q mcstrkndoEa clementeE
mx al prlmaK esRo, axtPemRndn oil rlgoF de lA
ley en- el tagundo.
Dsl ensrpo ds Ia poliefE insulAF, qus ds-
biGP1 ssr honrR, praE oFguIio de Puerto
Rieo hAn hscho m rensdn dc lR odioB& guar
dih civil, poniendolo 81 SeRvieio De p&HionsE
manguAdRS de TuinsG inquinGH....
psFAdo, con mueho, 10 triHtsmsnts ceehFe
BsnsmeritM, Que, poE 10 manoHs no nos ofrscio
sI sGpsetkenlo rSpulIivo de &SesinRr hombr
fndsfenEoS an lGH GAIlsE, en plsno diR.
Toennta . 10 miEi6u qns h& Eiao ronh&oA
4 ass inEtitZ.s ETmAde, que no 81 otrR qus ia
Dc eonHsrvAF y ordsn y ofrsear g&rRntiA los
sindGdGnoE, y&ItodoE H&benoI como lA cumple
niguG
tQu6 IA hsebo duFAnts sl psriodo boEras-
eogo que RehbfR DO &travsEArf
ApoyAr q loH turbulsntoB eontrA Jos HON
brss paciheot v honrAdoG, fomGntRnoo sl sf'
sfndAlo los tumultoH.
In el AEunto de Rivera GArcfA In d&do
muaHtrRs insc uivoeGE de III inGptituo &c su
muRtiA--cuiE6s de GLg0 mAH kF1ya-y GO pruepa
az ale qnG para logPAF l& e&ptur& Gal osnn-
cnants fu6 preGiHo ponsr an EDuvimianfo Jos
ageu2aK Dc Fsntat intGrnRa bentAr l& eooielA
&c los sneubFidorGsi ofrscisndo una primA os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
a DIESTRO = sINIEsTRO

cuAtroeisntoa sdoll&rss 81 que 10 dsssnbrisrA
6 sutrsgRra.
De- los destlnos r6blieoB Ia hscho sss par
tfdo fureaaSafEno bhKsRrdRa grEn1erfkst ecnvfE-
tisndnles 81 premio rseompenHA osorgAdoH,
no nj m6rito, n u idoneidRd lA h0nrAosz,
ain0 n eisrteH KarEicioE ds eAr&etsr polffiso.
Da xhf uus I0s agik&doreE oa oneios loa pro-
pagandistaa furibuneoSs l0a qua sn mas GO ana
oeasakn rertuYbaFcr In peE phbl1c&, hAyAn pa-
wado deade el mont6n 2E6nfmo y rsvoltoao
oeupar empleos para cuyo hsl sx&cao oeaem-
peHo no reunen eondisionGE nt ofressn con
nAnxA
Ahf sstkn Ios dsEfGleoE sometidoE dsaeu'
biertoa en- eI aensdneto de- san Jubuaen q IA a"
nfcfpio de Ykuro sn Is anita &c 1nEtrueeion
phbiieR De AdjuntEs.
Enkristece panEAF q1s sara In &dmtniHtr&-
ei6n de los for6oS munieipassE en- n&nos del
partidn repnbIie&no y IN pnsblos como 6uAy&'
ma, CAysy y HumaeRo
La banearrota 90 CAST ssguF&.
Como botin de gusrr& Be rspArtir&n loE
Sfneros del procomun. IN de prsmiAr con
smpIsos mas menos luiosRmgnte rstrinni0ot
los servieios prsstados II eeAuESs ourAnte 81
pariodo electoral por esi&E bArAtsros De pro-
fsEi6n.
In inmoralidGd Ia eorrupei6n iran IN
anmanto, de clio tomarA prssaxto p1Ea
dsefr en- Ia metr6poli cue EomoH tasPeot IN
capRcsB para AdminiEtrSr nusEfros proploS
fntersBeg.
nc ahf, sxhminAdA HgsrAmsnts y s6lo en-
vErioa purtos, Ia funsStA labor del pArtido
rupRbicRnn.
Y, B6n, pssAr 6 dsEpseho De sllos
eusnta cor ell favor y al Rpoyo de Mr. Hunt.
Egta ohssrvKci6n hsee &sudir d nRsEtroE
Iahios ls siguients frAEa
O0RTADILLO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
POR 100 DOLLARS

Sa vanda una msgnlhca calsss para bran.
card, acRbAda de eonsSruir, con todoa as-
eesoriOa, RrnsGss complstAmsn1s nue. vos = tim
hrs. Tisns los bordes esrrados de mstAI
bIAnco.
Ia Caysy informArk 81 dusno, don Fran.
cisco T. 3sAri0.
EN LOS RERMOSOs p8s4os de maIotiIla
v ysrbA de guinea De Ii hseisnda <San Isido-
roD de Patillks. ss tomA gGn6do . Guido q
parttF utilidAdss. &,
TODOS.-La AGENCIA COLONIAL.
Ausrtado z2z, Ofc1na Allan 70, San Juan P. z.
Se hkee cargo de sodo sneRrgc, enmiEl6n, in
forma consiR n&ci6n, c0mpra-vsnta, arnbArous
L. e. La ansedAn I'd. 81 10 dsHeS sseri-
hfr an In mac uina de eBeY1bir &JeWsttS una
cMrt& amplsando CINCO eolorsE diutins0s d
ttntA. d
oERTIFICADOS BONOs do dsbitos do
Ayuntamiantos.-Compr vsnta.-Conrado
PRlau.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
HOTEL TTALIANO REFORMADO.-O.
to frsnta . In Piazza Principal y con vista .
tres GALES. = unico sn 81 clAss. EoEped&is
diario $50 Arseibo. Pko Rteo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
Ell PHILADELPHIA" !"

e vApor sPhflRdsiphiAs usgAdO anoehs q
San Juan tr2io 81 EaeoE de corrsEpondsnctA y
zoe bultoE.
Esa vApor sigus vi&js para VenexuSlA.
Dsi5 aouf los siguisntss pAEK1sros:
Doctor &. de P Monst&ss ssdor senora
J. A BstaDcourt, T b os Chsstsr, j. V. r. kTer
sen, P. G. kumford. 9. Muiisr, Mr.. '1nd Mira.
" f. WiIloughby; Il T. RuggleG, Rsv. WA.
Lindnsr, Mrs, S. 4. Maridith, Miss Msr1o1ths
Capt1in J BArtlstt, NJ. O0bRo, Mr.. and MrE. To
ttsn, Miss @. K2in, Mother Bsnedic, Mother
Joseph, T. Z. Gordon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
PLsLPaRTES PARA Los PQERT0RRIQyEROS

Por In rseretarfA de sEtSdo de Washington
90 remiten . eHtA iHla pAE&P0rtsE an blhneo pa
rA cua sean expe0id0H q los eiudRdAnoE do
Puarto. Rleo, ain ell tRconv snisnte De tanar ne
hAeer la solieitud dtrsEtAmsnts d lA metroP0n'
ESoa documentos no EOn los gus &c txpl1en
rsgnlxrme1ta para los einoSdknot De ZOE EEtA-
doT nidos KiDo espseiRlsg pRr& los pusrtorri- :
ouehoa, no h&bisndo ninRnn& difsrsnsi& sn los
dsrsehos cue eonesdsn.
Goxarkn del dereeho y privilegin CUE otor-
gar ssoS pax1portsE tAnt0s los AmsrieAuos con
el suyo, como los pusrtorriq Ren9E con 81 pAE&'
ports special.
Aft 6Issn de W&Ehington.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
La intenCi6n es bUena

KS muy probable CUE en- lSH prtxin&E Sc
sionsa 90 Ia C6n&ra Legislative, Hs presents
ma ley aohrs smplG&dOI ciVilGE.
SeRun diehA lSy, loE Cue &Gpirsn ingrs-
aar an In chErarA, t1ndr6n que h&esrlo pof
cposiei6n.
pe6rido.
LkH iEt&ngionaE son busnkE.
LkstimA cue no pc hublsHAn m3nitsEtSoo
AntsE avftAn6o sl 6sEfkleo de San Jukni sI os
Adtuutst, sl lie Y&uso y los qEs fElthn poF
YeRss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05


ssnoFsu 6s la JuntA.
81 OomiEionSdc da Instrugef6n failnita n
Faa.s por hAbsF Eido slegidos por nj voSo ueuu-
~ ~ para qua RomsiE vnsEtro cargo In dirsc.
S1SA 9s las &HnnNos sBeolArss an ess distrfto.
no o1o&mos p0E nm Mcmanao oua RIemure
sss4rsiH aiEpusHtos q soAdyuvaF con nogotroE
80 "a e0enA mArshA pog al maiorRmIento
Rf9Gfeaivs as Ia inBtruceioR en- Pnarho Rieo
@esrs@o pness un& vas mas Lar fslfeftMein-
-, go os este DspaEtRmRnto nos paYmftImns
Asn1E Hu RtGnci6n AeHrc1 de luu RIguIen4es
pEntDH: "a
iQ-Al rscIhiF I'm propisdn6 aseasar A. 4.
- - 1Ataansa lo hAr6R pcF medic ce lrvmnea-
80 s1SaAnooncS ccpiR certldeAda n nEf ns "a.
@q-kn l& niEmR HaelSn Az In mrtr.r.
tsa0Rala hisn nombrar ProTldErse Sser~sss
no envlanoonoa los ncmhras d 4 InT alsv1ens = Ia
EayoK bFsvsdAd - "''a i@Ss -
0s sahs FaHpstu0sAmnrts,
Alberto r. Martinez,
ssEEstaris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
Rectifcaci6n de un informe
HAY AGO De VERDAD

Ssgun nnsEtHo SompHhsro el GDlArio de
PonssS sl 1uicio e0ntKR 6al RSaEin&to de Saws
- Lorenso an Guyana hubo cue HnEpandarlc
pnE I'm p0Hiei6n da Las turbRs CO &c RsllR villa,
1raslAdandOHs los 3uaeGS q ssta eluaGdp para
1ic8aF santenciA.
kl colaga poncGHo pRdees SrroF, pusE
1iEna 1utesc Do EnEp@n6tb poE Ctr&H CO uHEH.
Sian sE veEdAd cue IRS tnrbAE dc Gu1YRma
ss dsHbordAron dirigisndo lmprspHrioG Ams-
EAE1H 81 eRE1l y q m abr gSdo dRfanHor, paPo
Tue con motive de In vista ue otrc proesao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
Juicios de manana

Para mRkGnE Ha6El& To- CaYtE de DiStFito
los EfgufanseR iuseioti
Uno contra Santiago Ool6n, pof lnfFingiE
sl artfsulo B6s del c6dino pGnRl.
Oaro contra Ramon Dslgado y otros por
mlteYMEi6ns
caro- contra Manuel Claudio, p0F provoct-
si6n.
0iro contra Juan AyAls otroE por hurto
CO manor CuRntiA.
0tro cor trR CafsEfno MkdGFR y otr&.
Otro contra } osE Nsgr6n poF huFto.
0tro contra Ju&n SknchGz RgHeEibn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
PLEITO COETEHGIOSO-A ADMINISTRATIVE

Para cue Sc hAg& ID Esrd&osrA vaicr&elon
ds varfsa cssas tREAd 81 en- San Q&n4 dc modo
exHgsyado, por eI tsSador y Ii Junt& rsSisorss
al turissonaulto don WenesEl&o Bosch, intef-
pondgS ma denAne& coItsDeioso .aoMlnlsSrR'
tVA.
81 ssEor Bossh rsprsssnts 3 10 sLiFa Do
propistariOs.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
JESUS Forastiery

Rsta sEtlmAoo amigo eorreligion&Fio
nnastro, msioFR ds 10 anfIFnGdkd CUE hSes
0ampo Ia FstiGne en- CANA
PAdees de pRrkliEiG.
Dssaamos aus esntin6s IN msioriE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
EI DR.. Lacot

DEEpu6I de dos GnoE De lEGneit an Earo-
pa han reRrsERdo q Ponce nueEtro dtEtlngu1oo
rorraiiRionArio doctor don Eduardo LRsof
&c diEtinguidR Eefi3rA sEpoE&.
DEm0Glst una eorteH biGnvenidR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
Un diVorcio

Ez sl tribunal de diEtYito de SAB JnGn &c
ealabrMrk hoy al tuicio oral de divpreic promo
v6o per Joss CktRl& contra Maria CAsdsFon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
ImDULT0

& Gobernador sprobo hoy el indulto
de Ramon Tutusau, de Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

Es probabIs qus sl liesnsiado don Joss 4
Flgneras, sserstario ds IL skls &c In Corts de
ArseIbo, pass con ignal cargo . In Oorts de
DIEtrite de SRn JaAn.
eneusntra IN MayRgGsx nuassro &prs-
ciAde amigo eorreligionario dcn Ramon Cor
dsro Matos, professor Dc inEtrussi5n phhlies
qus reside n Poncs.
Mr.. C. q. Terri, ha side nombrsdo m&sE-
tro de irgleI Dc lss sscuslas as harie&o.
Don R.fs.i Munos. impOrsanss propisAa-
rio de San Gsrmkn sstk dsHignAdo como jras
ds pas suEtituso dc aqusllA siHdAd.
In ssnorita MsndfA, Do Rio Pisdrss, ssrk
nombrRd& m&astga &C una saenalR rurAl de
&C RellR Jurisdiction.
Sc encusntra en- Ponea nnsstro qusrido
amigo don jose e. Bsnsdistti, dc Rsysguss'
Tanblsn aa sncusntrs sn squsIlA eindad,
sl iovan don Ricardo EEsevR.
En- oil rspsrto os fondoa sohr&dos por In
ofcin& del Tssoro Gun arrsglc &l bGJI Hollan-
der, coTrsEpondisron . HumReRe 1.7se dollars
II c8ntRv0s.
e coeInsro del bareo de guerra eLsidsr,s
aurto en- San nan, johnson, hR sido prsse
sa habfa fugado de- disho hareo.
Johnson fne pussto Ia barra
Los mEEones de ID Logia <S&n Juan RRu-
tistkS planaAn vsri6ear ana exeurEi6n fsla
CRlebrA.
h regrssado . ID itlA al Tssorero Mf.
WllAngbly 81 f&miliA. Ss hAilab& sn ksta-
dos Unidoa.
Para @uraF um BesRrf@d0
an IN dtx tome Ina PAETILLAS LAXAN-
TIES DE BROkO-QUININA. II botieRrtc
10 dGvolvsr& sl dinaro nj no nc eurR. L. 1Fm&
da u. w. GROVE % hAlla an eads c&jfts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
nELTTo ELECTORAL

e. jefe de elecciones Mr. Butler
presto hoy declaration jurads ante el juez
Koopel, acusando los juecss electorales
Lugo Vi1ss J Mauricio Roena, de haber
exclude a cincuentiHn electores legales
en- el colegio nhmero 81 de Rio Piedras.
El asnnto hs pasado al juez Sierra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
NOt1O1aS

sisaa Indivfauos CUE c1mplfsn eondsnA an
la eareal os San Juans han Eido pusEtoE IN IL
bsrtAd.
Tsmblen hRn eanrli6e e0Hd4na 81 Ia ear.
fsl &c HHnAeao siata lnelytapps'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
Una circular
DEL DEPARTAMENTO De EDUCAClOR
gsnarsu oshJuu,,

4 Las nuevss JuntAs EscOlarss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

Aroshg 50 han aan1i6o vArfAa dsfonsslo-
ues &c rsx6lxar sn sstz cindad.
z xensr don Domingo Jordan Santiago
ous Es anecntraba - Afbonito en- nso ds IL
ewncia h3 n&Ifdo para Mayagusxs o0nde oessm-
pens al cargo d ssgnnoo 1tfs Dc eorrsos.
Avsr sstuvo 81 eska eindad sl eRpis&n
Guerrero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

Asegarase que este capItAn ha sldo
separado del cuerpo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
FIESTA DEL ARBoL

La celebra con mucha snimsclor
las escueIas de esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

FL Tesorero General hs quedade sa-
tisfecho de La investigation practicada eu
Ell municipio de San Juan.
Los municipios de Msyagaez y Pom
&C ser&n investigators.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

Han uegado cuatro hijos de San lg-
nasio de Loyols, naturales de Norte
America.
Postular&n aqu1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
SAN JUAN
Per fel6grafO.


Como eRndIdatos para s1stltulr 5
Mr.. Teehter en- La jefatura de Ia Policfa
Insular suenan los nombres de Mr.. WIl
COX, Butler ? HOrd.
Este 6ltimo es el que reune mas pro
babilidades de ser nombrzdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
LEOkOI0 RARREiR0

CirujRno dentiata. Offe-
&c aua Bervicioa - pfbn-
90. 0&Ila Ia Ruiz BalvlE.
QaGuRK, Pto~Eteo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
Pare surar un ResRrHmdHo

KNE& @NAR@K EA@A E&I8GKE@&M0
an IN dix tome LA PAETILLAS LAXAN-
TIES DE BROkO-QUININA. I'll botieRrio
To- davolver6 sl dinsro vi no &c eurR. u 1Fm&
do K. w. GROVE % halla an eAda cajits.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

h regrssado = l8 islA sl Tssorsro II
WnlAngbly y 81 familiA. Ss hAilaba sn ksts
dos UnidoR.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-23
ROAD NOTICE :.

NOTICE is hereby given, that I win present IN 10 the County Court of St Francis coun- tv. Arkansas. on the first day of the July term l902, thereof to-wit: on Monday, the 1th day of Jaly, le2, petition. asking that a public road be laid out and established n Wheatley Township. in said county, as fellows, tO-wit: Beginning at the half mile post between sec tions If and 15, townshi ID north, range 1 west and running thence due south on the section line between Sections II and i5 and between Sections - and 23 to the north line Of Sections 9i and q; thence due east on the north line of Section 20, one quarter of a mile; thence south on Il line parallel with the west line of said Section % to the Choetaw. Oklahoaa < Gulf Railroad. k. ALLEN.
 Wheatley, Ark, April 26. 1oJ3