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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24
liam Ebert, in a way that he should
Courier.
Evansville comes tomorrow.

liam Ebert, in way that he should
grow.-Evansville Courier.
Evansville comes tomorrow.
Tomorrow is ladies' day.
The Big Joe team won a game of
ball Yesterday from the Twenty-third
street aggregation, the score being 0
to 0.
Big Jim Hackett, the mainstay of
the Terre Haute team, has been sold
to the st. Louis National league club.
He pitched his last Three-I game yes
terday, and lost, but it was no fault
of his. He is heady pitcher, fast
fielder and a strong sticker, and
should make good in the big league.
The contested game played at Ev-
ansyille between Davenport and the
team from that city June 16 has been
ordered thrown out by President Sex
ton and will be played over again
next Thursday at Evansville.
The game resulted in score
of 4 to 3 in favor of Evansville and
was contested by Capt. King on ac-
count of the poor umpiring on the
part of Polchow, of Evansville. As
Brennan was sick and unable to Off
players, Polchow being chosen to rep
resent Evansville. In the eighth in
ming, with two strikes called on Law
renee, the next ball struck his bat
and was foul. Lawrence, however,
feigned that the ball had struck his
hand and was allowed to walk to
first. He later scored. In the ninth
Reading was called safe at first on a
grounder to King. The latter had
thrown the ball to Crockett at first
and after holding il a moment, Crock
EFT tossed the ball into the diamond,
knowing that the runner was out.
Polchow, however, showed his rank
ness by oontending that Crockett
dropped the ball and that the runner
was safe. Hoffman, the next man up,
sent the ball over the fence for
home run, scoring Reading and him
self and thus winning the game.
Manager Hayes. of the Davenport
baseball team, received telegram
yesterday from the manager of the
Peoria team in the Western league,
asking permission to bring the Peoria
games for July 20, 30 and 81 to Dav-
export, as the Peoria grounds are
under water. As both Davenport and
Rock Island will be away on trips
Manager Hayes photographed back to
"come ahead" 1t is not known what
team Peoria will play here.
Games Elsewhere.
Chicago. July 24.-Records Of the
expert base ball clubs yesterday arc
given below;
League: At st. Iouis-Pittsburg 4,
St Louis 10: at Brooklyn-New York
4. Brooklyn |; at Boston-Philadelph
O, Boston 3; at ChicaEo-wet grounds.
American: At Neutrality-suspicious.
land ;. Washington q; at Philadelphia
Detroit ., Philadelphia .; at Balti-
more-Chicago >, Baltimore Z; at Eos
ton-St. Louis 2, Boston 3-thirteen
innings.
Association: At AIilwaukee-St. Paul
?. Milwaukee 3: Second gamcl st. Paul
], Milwaukee q; at LOuisville-Colum-
bus /, Louisville 2: Second gamel Co
lumbus 3, Louisville 1 at indianapolis
Toledo 6. Indianapolis O; Second
gamel Toledo 4. indianapolis -; at
Kansas City-Minneapolis 3. Kansas
City Z.
Western: At Denver-Peoria l, Den
yer s, at Des Moines-Kansas City o.
Des Moines Z; at Omaha-St. Joseph
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24
Games Tomorrow

Games Tomorrow.
Evansville at Rock Island.
Decatur at Davenport.
Bloomington at Cedar Rapids.
Terre Haute at Rockford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24
Very Remarkable oure of plarrhoea.


"About six years ago for the first
time in my life / had sudden and
severe attack of diarrhoea," says
Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas.
IL got temporary relief, but it came
back again and again, and for six
long years l have suffered more mis-
cry and agony than L can tell. 1t
was worse than death. My husband
spent hundreds of dollars for physi-
clans prescriptions without avail.
Finally we moved to Bosque county,
our present home, and one day l hap
pened to see an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy with the testimonial
of a man who had been cured by it.
The case was so similar to my own
that l concluded to try the remedy.
The result was wonderful. i could
hardly realize that l was well again,
or believe it could be so after having
suffered so long, but that one bottle
of medicine, costing but few cents,
cured me-" For sale by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24

No doubt is entertained in railroad
circles that the Rock Island, or rath-
er the Moore Brothers, are the prin-
cipal hackers of the new road which
ID. H. Moffat, the Denver financier,
proposes to build from Denver to
Salt Lake City, The new company,
which is to be known as the Denver,
Northwestern d Pacific, was incor-
porated at Denver last Friday with a
capital of $4,000.
The organization was completed on
the same day and the following di-
rectors were chosen: David Moffat,
Walter S. Cheeseman, William G.. Ev-
ans, Charles j. Hughes, Jr., George
Z. Ross-Levin, Samuel NJ. Perry and
Frank q. Gibson, all of Denver. ID.
H. Moffat was elected president.
Ten miles of the new road already
have been completed, and the Moore
Brothers and Senator w. a. Clark are
said to have furnished most of the
money. The new road when COM
pleted, it is said, will be closely affili-
ated with the San Pedro, Los Angeles
& Salt Lake road, which Senator
Clark is building from Salt Lake City
to Los Angeles. Both roads will then
be leased to the Rock Island, which
will give it a through line from Chi
cago to the Pacific coast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24

III. \. Patterson, assistant general
freight agent of the Rock Island,
wore an unusually pleased express
ion this morning. Inquiry ELECTED
the information that there is a new
passenger man at his house, who
came last evening to make his perma-
nent residence in the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24
RAILWAY NEWS.

L. f. Hughes. formerly manager of
the d., II. L. & \. w, now at the head
of the Ozark & Cherokee Central
road, with headquarters at Fayette-
vile, Ark, was in the city this morn
ing. He stated that 20 miles of the
road he is managing have been COM
pleted and are now in operation, and
that 35 miles more will be done be-
fore fall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24
&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box Each tablet stamped
c. c, Gsa Newer sold in bulk. All
druggists, roc..s1g5 zea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24
TO HAVE RACING MATINEE
Trl-City Association Plans Event at Dav-
export Mile Track.

UWUuEN lHIIV HTdUhs
The Tri-City Racing association is
arranging for a matinee to be held
at the Davenport mile track Aug. ;,
on which occasion the best talent of
this locality will be tried out.
There are to be three races-a trot
and two PAGES. Among the Rock Isl
and horses expected to start are Aid.
Otto II. Birkel's Kankee, Carl Muel-
ler's Jess and Harry Schreiner's Bob
Nibs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24
TWO HELD FOR THEFT
Boys Who Stole Knives at Allen,
Myers & Co. Are Bound
Over.
CANDIDATES FOR TRAINING SCHOOL
Will Likely Be Sent TO Such an Insti-
tuition Owing to
Youth.

Frank Leroy Schroeder was arrest
ed last evening as the accomplish of
Leon Gentil in taking number of
pocket knives from Allen, Myers &
Co.'S store yesterday.
The pair were given hearing this
morning before Magistrate Johnson
and both were bound over to the
grand jury in the sum of 500 and
locked up in the county jail.
Owing to the youth of the offenders
they will probably be sent to the
Glenwood Manual Training School for
boys. Both are recent arrivals in
the city. the parents of Leroy coming
from Lyons, Iowa, and of Leon from
Davenport.
In Trouble Before.
The latter youngster has been in
trouble before and his sister was re-
Gently arrested in Davenport for the
alleged theft of a bicycle.
An inner tube supposed to have
been taken from the wheel was To-
Gated at Ament's store in this city,
where Leonard had sold it, OF the
eight knives that were taken from
Allen, Myers & Co., only three have
been recovered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24

4 number of the officials of the Mill
waukee road were in the city yester-
day on their tour of inspection, com
ing here in the private train at 10: 30
and remaining until noon. Those
composing the party were President
A. j. Earring; w. j. Underwood. as
sistant general manager; II. w. Earl
ing, superintendent, and V. Il. Morri-
son, division superintendent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-24

Lee l.. Lord, formerly agent of the
Rock Island at Moline, but now en-.
gagged in the lumber business at Pc
oria, was calling upon friends in the
city yesterday afternoon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
PoR LA MoRFINA
Una loca original

Cuents ell Figaro de Paris, que una N ier
hermosa, eiagantemente vastfda de negro, lie
ndo en- Ian msaos ma sombrerera, 80 presen-
10 hace dos iias 81 comisario de Saint Marry,
diCiendol4:
IS for romlsario, veugo tFaer u usted
mi cabeza. Por ella podr6 ponersa en Ia pfsta
de mis- aseslnos. Mlrs nsted, sen r. an one
assado me han pnesso. Tango los pies atados
con rrilos y las nanos sujetas por esposas.
Z Ia potlre lOcs pGso lloFar.
J6zguese al ssombro del co nisarin oyendo
tales disparatas, porqne Ii sefora tenfa il ca
beia can su sitio;b , las manos loa pies rar-
fActamente libres. PerO como aabido que
no debe coEltrad ecirse los locos, el polfrfa
trsto de lievar LEI corriente . aquella exsrafla
dsaun"tant 81 efect7 ls dito.
- Blsn, se flera y Dsscubriremos n los oua
ns han cortado Ii. cabeza, pero deiadme var
In Ora.
abrielsdo la sombrefsra,se encontY6 con
unPsmO de 8 lrag
LlavadsE Is et gsnte loca al hotai Dlan, as
Ia sv@riguaao qas ss vfuda de IN gAbricante
ysfg11 deciAraciones dc u criada, hace tfena-
10 Qus. para eviarse crueIes dolores de cAbs-
a., vsnfa tonaando gsandes cansid4dss dc moR-
lnb.
Como 80 vi, eI suceso tisns todo el caris
dis IA foileffl intsressnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
Lenguaje del panueIo

Hs aql lac diferertes raaneras de ex pre-
sarse por medic del psffuelo;
PAsarlo por los IRbios.-Dsseo entablaf CO.
rres pondenCia.
ism poF los oios.-E toy kPiate.
Idem por 10 frente.-Nos vigi4n.
lem poF Ii lnano izq i,rda. Te Rbo-
Frezco.
lem por ambas mejtil&s. = r Rmo.
Deisrlo caer. Saremos amigos.
ApoyadO on In ID ejilla 6ePecha.-Si.
I1em en- In isquiardA.-N6
11em sobTe e h9mbro
I1em en- Ia oreia derecba.-Eras inhe.
Item en- In aizquierda.-Tengo billete pa
"a II.
Apoyarlo sobfe ambos oios.-Eres muy
cruel
ID >blAr1o.-Deseo hahaP cOnsigo.
Agarrarlo por dos puntAs opuestas.--
p6rsme.
AtSrssIo 81 dedo indice.--Estoy compro-
metf1a.
Rssorceflo con ambss lnanos. - rudife-
fencia.
fiem con Ia mano derecha.-Amo Otro.
Idem con In izduferda. - Vaya usted con
In m 6sica otra parta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
CATAsTROFE AEREA

nj capitGn Tsrtch Won Sieg6eId, aerso-
nRutS miftsr, sRli6 de Bsrlfn aeon pa hsdo del
doctor Liz fs, para hAcer una corta excursion :
pero el globo fn6 alcanzado por IN fuerte VEN
dhval y lanaado en- direction Antrerp duran
te cinco horaa.
Ell desastre del aer6stato tuvo lugar de la
siEuients manera:
El huracan arroj6 nj globo sobre el rio
Scheldt casi q lA altuFa de los palos dc los bu-
qnes que se encentraban al amelia.
Los aeYonaItas echaron ell cabo nara yer
modo de cont8nsr el globo, pero aquel ravsnt6
y este fac llevado sobre la a!dea de zwgn-
drecht, segnico de una muchedumbre exaita-
ds que conteuplab& los desespersdos esfuer.
EOS de los trfpuianses.
El doctor Link Sc arroi6 del globo de una
a.tura de lf piel. El capttAn Sisg field tnten-
10 hacer otro tanto pero se enred6 en- las
cusrdss quedd eo'gado isI pie isq uierdo.
El globp tud IanxAd0 doscisntss vardss
mas ala, AIfaasfando 81 capitAn que llsvaba
10 CO bexa AnAi0.
Los campeBinos aseguFaron al globo por
msolo de cuerdks encOnkFaron al capit6n
con Is caoeaa oassro&adR parte dc la ssplna
dnrsal.
Este era GnN de loa Aefonautas mas ex.
partos del ej6Fcito alem&n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
sA1VAJ1sMo
huertcs : heridOs en- una iglesia

&Cslsbrkha'e e. snTvcio re'igioso en- una
lgissia dc P,k ston, Ohi1, Ia roche del 35 de
DtciambPe cuArdo eptrRFon los hermAnos
Charles Grin DAy, anpnciando fir dBpuestcs
bnrrSr del ms pa la fImilis L~Rg, con 10 eual
tstfsn teecueutea disputAs. Sa prodBJo una re-
frsga general do tiros punAlsdAs dsntr0 de
10 ig esta.
Las mLiares Ion mn re puRiaFon en-
sslvo conn metnr pudisroD, ell odeiantap re-
yersndo r w onsd6 para presanc'RF ID ba
tAiia. Tsrminada sstn , disipado ell hume, va
EfAr cor eli snelo sota tlaridos. inclDsos los her
mAuoA aRraBnres " tod ~ ap estado tai, Qna loa
m6tlcns ia amadcs para hsceT lac p-imePRs Gu
sRs eTseu gne los sells moritAn. HuoO otTos
hsFifns Rupqne IN de grRvsdAd
EHto. nos obligA e. repetir, fqsell0 d. one
an todas uartas aa cupcsn hebatp, q IN qua de-
iKnA'. en- tnd,s 'oa pafse' Sc dan saivs iss...
, m SOLO Ell = America esps la, como dlcsn
hnehos psri61icos dc Les gSandes naeionea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
En- ell extrangero

Enel aListiu DlarioS do Santo Domingo,
encontramos lA SignleDts c&rta de nueStro
compatriotA Carlos r. Arch evald, de Ponce,
qulen fn6 vfctma en- In vecinA rspdblica de
una sstAfA.
GSefor don Francisco Hsnriqueg y CArVRial,
MiniStro de Justicia intsrino.
CIUDADANo.
DsspUes de hRber moleItEdo varias veces
au aten"i6n, sin resultAdo positive, vuelvo
hoy por TINA vsz & HeincIdir, pues ne p&ree0
im possible que On una Fep6blica civilizads 40
dssoiga Ia voz de IN eiudsdano que aoIo pide
raEonBdR justlcia. Ii eSt89& de la cuAl he
aldo victiu1s mersce castigo ejsmpl&r pues
s 10 1uSticls SO musst Ya soFda & los dictados
de la raz6n, eonSintierdo tales desafueros, en-
tonces, con ei corAE6n en- bargado de tristeEa,
hSorA que trAsponsr Ell hogar otros IRres,
dOnde no sstuviesen & meFced de cuAlqu uier
sslteador los interesss del honbre que solo
citrA Sus espsranE&s en- OF trabs 10 honrado.
DudandO Sc desoig& mi justa petici6u, recuPFo
ssed para los 6nes que creA convenienteB.
lie sAlndA reEpetnosRmente 81. >.
Carlos F. ArcheVal."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
Proclamation escandaIosa
Carlos f. ArcheVal. I"

III psFl6dico 'The ST James Glxettb dice
que, tnforin&do en- las meiores fueussR, puede
ShtmRr cue ell MARQUIS de Salisbury, primer
mlnistro do Is corona acadIrs A. Parlamento
en- su actual ss.t6n psrA 10 anffa tar que Ia
rnsmnFiS de In R,ins Vlct7rfa. eternamente
tespetada, fa6 objsto de blasfemias profana.
clones, ds paTte de Ios miembros anti-ris
liatas, q9ieDes despI et de terminals ID misA
gs srsquieDS celsbrada en- 10 igIesi% de St.
Ia Atht VS., an Weatminstar, por Ia ms f1ana, es-
6Ano oslizaron con sn conducts iTrespetuo~a.
Los RntisemIstas Ihsultaban \ Ia dtfuntA
sobsrAua diclendo du9 no era diana de ser re-
slolda on ID casa dc Dios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21

DON Valero, usted que es tan rico, bier
podfs ustS hacer una obra carida.
-6Cuals9
-Pusa regaIsIe una capa nuevR Al tonic.
IA BIldr 0dF
yeces anda diciendo poF el pueblo que no tie
ne ust6 Ios dineros cue paAce.
-5Dce ESQ, eh2
ESQ Ice, como Ia gsnte los pueblos es
muy maI&, eI tonic, aunque paice tOnto no
es tap sonto como paice, Gque 10 importa us
"a psstArse doea 8 trecs duros en- una capa?
hscer; die Bssilio EDgrAcio 6 Joaqu
nico 81 que llevs el bulquste, que vepgan los
tEeg.
II Ahora mesmo
vienen tres psonss del tsio de don vAlero,
sata lea dice
-Ahi van cincuenta pesetaa, comprad una
CAPS avisad . Bsldragas que vsDgA.
All cAbo de una hora 8cuden todos la
DON vaIero.-Hola, Baldragss. me han di.
eho que uiarss que te regHIe ura cSpa.
ST Sefior: miust6 6ssA que eat& LENA de
obujeros. H2ce siets afOS que 10 llevo, le
sntra 81 aire por todcs los laos.
-B1sno, pues aouf themes una nuevA.
II Bsndlto Sea Dios, DIos ls dc nate
mueha ssl1
i No ss Ia dsjss robAr
IA mi2 SRobarme . mi ls cspaP No
hs nAcido
-Es, puss, que Ia usss muchos af,s.
Ell tonso, m&rch6ndOae 3-RedieE, que Ca
plea iSl p&izco al obispol
Don ValerO q los otroa: Oi voy dAP m dn
70 & csda uno Of ls robSis la c&pA est& noche.
No hay cuidado don VALero, "a veo 10 que
ust6 quiege. AsustAiol
ESQ Is aaustsri0. VAmos q YER como 90
dsHands. Lo esperais . ls sAllda de In tabsr-
na y sc IL qultAis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
"A CAPA d. TONIC

| -!Qae si, slAaor
| II a YER laS valentias del tonic como re-
| sultsni
-JQue Sc In quitamos
LAS doce de Ia noche. B tldPapas gala de
Ia tAoernA embozado c&pa. Los tres
peones 10 esperan . la esquina O Ia puerta d .
al casa, lie asuatan)
Alto &hi
II 81 das un paso, mueres como IN fards.
cho
No te muovss, 8 ts pego IN tlro
B9ldragss Que qusrfs?
La capa
La capa?
La capa
Me PAIGE que sns Conozco poP In VOC
/ Qlien soils
"A II no te s'lmporta La capal
Pues yo tepgo derecho . &brigarme GUAM
do hace frfo, todos tenenaos derecho O. TODD,
que aBf 10 prsdican los ensucialfstas
10 das Ia cspa Ia vida
III Ahf Ia teneis, que mono! l. Me deiSls
entrar en- mi casa vivo, que2
II Entr&, . dOFmiT 3 csllar
-Busn&s nocheH DOS de Dlos.
-Buenag noches
El tonto abre puertR entra. Los tres
amigos. rfandO Carcs jadag, dicsn
-lYa hsmos ganao uE duro cada uno ItYa
E tonic aparecs an Ia ventsna de L. en.a
dice:
--Eh Ladrones
ID Gus qui6s
--Ahf van dos cuadernas pa que com urfs
hilo In remendfs, poEque la caps que mia
bfs robAo 90 la vieia IA ode habfs vsto & ma.
die saiiF de noche con capA nuevs, apetuscos?
(CeFra la Vsntana.)
Los tres tAlsos ladrcnes;-LO que ss ell
tonic. nos ha chafado la pApelssa
Eusebio BIasco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
Graves des6rdenes

en- Paris IN anaFquista ilamado Libsrtad
fu6 arrestAdo por considerarsele principal gu.
tor de los des6rde enes promoyidos en- 10 re- uni6n
celebrada en- Is BoIsa del trabaio por los obre-
ros sin trabAjo.
70 do In Rsr blica hubo aIlf una lucha de In
que renultaron 81 policias 30 de los obreros
heridoB.
Libertad ssra juag3do como autor de CON.
certaci6n al asesinAto.
Los extranjsros que tomaron psrte On sl
aes6rden ssr&n expulsados de Francis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
Niaie 4 Espan a

Perscnas bien irf lrrasdas. nos maninas-
tan one tods Bouello que aesf* de gus CON
r1rttvn DE la cOFonaci0D del Rey don fi,nso
Kill, 50 podrfa ir a FscsIs. IN primera clase,
en- los vApoFes de la 9TFsast'Entlcs e p.1ha =
Dor so pesos OFn, ia vueItaA es incserte: v
one ruAntn hA hsbIfo aobFe ei partfcuiar fu6
una III aR apnntsdA Il este resperto nor al Ii
hers' . Ge Madrid Idea que nc IA fFncal eRdo.
Es q santiYse.
IA 10 aAbsn los fntsrasadps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
Remedio para los tfsicos

SAeido ars6nico. nm decfgrame; carbonate
de potssa dos decfgrsmos: Acido de aceibs de
grsmos; m6sclese sufcientemente e16dase
ehtcnees In stguisnte mezcla: Cograc. 25 grs-
mo- Extracto iquido de op;o, der fgramos;
dtsu6 vase an dos gramosY medic de aqua y
IL krese de8pp&s !"
Touamos esa receta de IN peri6dici, ex
trapgsro. La recomisndan como muy shcAz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
II = M. q.

--Yo soy ardiente, 20 soy moren&,
Yo soy oil tfmbo.o de Ia passion;
Da ansia de goces mi alma est& LENA.
IA mi ne buscGs?- No a. d II; no.
Mi frante 81 pklid8. mts trenzas de orc;
Puedo trindsrte dichas sin fin;
70 de tarnuFs guSrdo un tesoro.
IA mi nae llamAa? NO; no es If.
--Yo goy TN suefl1, m impossible,
Vano fADtasma de Bieba y lug;
Soy incclrr6rea, soy intangible,
No puedo Rmarts. oh, ven; ven tt
G.. Becquer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21

an m dfa tome LIS PASTILLA6 LAxANTEs
DE BROMOr QUTNLNA. Ei boticario 10 de-
yolvera 81 dinaro 81 DO 20 cura. La fguna de
IT, w. GROVE p.l hallR sn eadA eajiIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21
Canci6n de otono

(De Paul TerL0Sf1e)
Los solloxos largos, Ientos,
de los vientos
Rn Las tardes otofi2les,
van fesonando en- mi alma
CON II mOn6tona calma
te loE toq ues funeralss.
'Eodo lfvfdo y cOnvulso,
0badeciendo 81 impulse
del quebranto,
de mls antig0as historias
aient0 llegar las memorials
huingdecid&s en llAnto.
K Il I'm yiento m&lO, elm rumbo.
V'oy n1archando tumbo 6 tuw bo,
por Mi eKistencia esiertA,
como ell h6lito glacial
de Ia rSf$ga otC fial
della b j. muerta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21

erminio Diaz Navarro, abogado y
notario, CON bufete en- San Juan,
Fortaleza 33.
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dores exportadores de mercancfas.
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HAran Dep6sito de calEado de Arturo E.
- DfaE = ca ArtfcILlos para caballeros.
Medias, oorbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
vlsje. A.reoibo, Plaza Principal.
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4 octcr Rafael del Vale, Fortaleza 1e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-21

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des neevioso d,or orazn
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persona teng difcua
dirirse Ia Farm de f. Giol CD Ponce
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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19

OsE OF the senators from Idaho
said in Washington the other day
that the great republican victory
in the west was largely due to the
gratitude OF the western people to
the president for having advocated
the national irrigation bill and sub
sequently signed it. That may
have been true in some OF the
western states, but not in Colo.
RADIO. The great republican vic
tory in this state was due to the
fact that fusion mismanagemenI
and incompesency had simply be
come intolersble.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
no,,e. Of Petition.
srATEOY COLORADl

STATE of opLohAis' -
In the district court of the Tenth judicial
District OF the state of Colorado, sitting In
aud for Ot~ro county
In the matter of the Judicial Examination
of the Bond History Of the Of-ro Irrixa-
tion District
To all persons Interested in the orgnnixn-
the proceedings for the issue sale of the
btt,d. OF said district:
Notes. is hereby given that the ist da y
of November. A. ID, issts. the board of dir-c
tors OF The Dtrro Irrigation District filed in
tn. district court Of Otero county. Colorado.
that the court examine and determine the
legality aud validity Of. and approve aud
eou ii rin each and all of the proceedings for
the Organization of The tbtero Irrigation
District. and the processlinxs hed for the
issuing and sale VI the bonds of said district
and for such other and further relief TO
the court may seem proper.
That pu The Jrd day of November. 1877. 10
~as s,rsi~r-i by lohn H. Voorhees,. one of
sb. judges of said court,
ON the 18th day Of November. A. d. iss,e, at
th. hour of 10 O'Clock a. tn. the said day
isrius Of the regular days Of the Noyesn-
ber term of the district court, in and for
Ofero county. Colorado. holden ut La Iuufa
in said county. ssid hearing to lie held In the
court house, af La S'unfa. oero county
Any person Interested In said district, or in
the issue or sale Of said bs,tsds. may. on or
before the day fixed for the hearing of said
petition demur To or answer said tsfitian.
Witness my hand and the -eai Of said court.
'hi. srd d", of November 4 = psspc, l;s';
Clerk of the District Court
First publication November 5. fsc
Last publication November -. Iso:.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-19
sssss ;. Ree,.y fess.

J. E. Blair and ]. E. Wiswell
Of La Junta. have formed part
nership and leased the fine double
room under the Masonic hail. In
these elegant quarters they will
open, about December Ist. .
varied stock consisting OF hne con-
fections. fancy box goods. Christ
mas novelties, cigars and tobaccos.
An oyster parlor wilr be run in
connection. The broad expanse
OF room will be fitted up with new
and elegant furniture and fixtures
and make very tony place. Mr..
Blair will soon move to Rocky
Ford, leaving Mr.. Wiswell to run
the business now being conducted
at La Junta.-Rocky Ford Enter.
prise.