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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05
FOR SALE

POR SALE-Over 100 loads OF manure
OF will sell on contract by the year
Inquire at this ONCE 10"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

FOR SALE-Eew Milch COW with caji
three weeks old Inquire Almon Keatn.
"a FaAYview St 170b
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

LOST-A black and white beagle hound
Answers to the name OF "Dnver." Finder
will be- rewarded by returning to Bert
Bartlett Summer st. 173tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

b These PRICES are IL CAST II
zdvsnce Subscriptions TIE ll2A
price Ia $500 year ~lea aCr Ial1 II
sdVz1ce-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER No. :. In
first class condition for sale OF 20 rent
Sara Bowers Montpelier l'Hl
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

TO EEST-A downstairs tenemsnt
vii be vacated Eov lst Inquire b
Willey, Zz2 50 Main street l3or
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05
TO r EMIT

To EEgT-Txo cenenasn,s, Inquire 81
VI e Oqinen rs Wash .ng-on ~ IeNs
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

FOR SALE-Stove and pipe. tables,
chamber tplt, thread cases. etc. Il q.
Mills. 7!n
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

TO KEET-Three teneEnefs from s. TO
IS Yer month. Inquire A. T. Bruce. ~
Brooklyn street. ih'l
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

FOR SALE-A sleigh nearly new and
an extra good marble top folding
bed. Both good bargains. Inquire OF
O. e. Balch, As East street. 11277P
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

TO EEST-Ai room teneBe ut At ~
No Main st Has hot md coo vapef
InGuire at Keynold'E store AcS'i
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

TO REsT-Tensmen Of seven gooo
rooms pesidse bath room hall and clos.
exe. in new house. situated On Ayers and
Patterson Ste. Each teuemeut entirely
separate and includes furnace. set laun
dry tabs, hot and cold water. wired 10.
eIcrtdc Hghtz, all cellar bottom ceInented,
Also one small tenement on PARK street.
4ls ger month each.
lE2tf Enquire at Phelps Bros.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

AGETs-Make nancy ,akln. orders
tor az o1dlsrd Wsi.key,- direct frog dir
tgHer 70 onsgruer-s7ed ky Un5te1 STATS
Government aEsd seaG.ag HoelsEaAs. Arhe
sr ouce ioy serrinrY. Ginger Il Crig.er.
Dlsulers. ~. cooper St. CcvinGton, ky.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

TO REyT-A tenemelt Of Six rooms
Al IS Long St. Inquire On the
premises or Of Albert Johonnott, Mont
peiier. l45ti
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

wINTE----1.-a-t TG1Le Me1 10 80
MY EnleA. cf1rtos W;2ss 70 az Sal4
Moo -aarga4a- Gina 4a1 w
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

wlETED-5fan sn1 T1ELzn d. ,srsa
Mar 10 AXE ARE 81 horses WoIAn 10
d genersl nygserock Lsr-s VI s.avs-
Lex Acx " VIII slgGGw1 W IlA-'3
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

xA%TELS-Eefy tor genera 1cs-sS eofx
~sxe4 e5s T-sE A11rSes xls1 rsIer
e>~. Mira. .hz.ses " Cole, EzrEfofcs d.
l-G-1t
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05

WANTED A. OSCE-i gang CITRATE
Aen9meneal vcrk. flint Crime 70,
Albany y. \. sA'
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15

Prof DeGroesz is in constant
 our Music Department, tn NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES FOR JANUARY
 SALE.
 Sc package kid curriers', for January sale, 4e SC package pins, 400 on paper, for January sale, 2c sc paper safety pins, all sizes. for. January sale, PC Sc piece featherstitch braid, for January sale, 4c SC package hair pins, for Jam uary sale, Ic SC linen corset lace, for Janu- ary sale, ic 25c scissors, for January sale, 19c 1oc pair lightweight dress shields, for January sale, 7c Ioc card of dozen pearl but tons, for January sale. SC Sc pair corset steels, for Janu- ary sale. 4c JANUARY SALE OF LACES
 AND TRIMMINGS. Torchon faces. all widths and patterns, value up to 6c, Jan uary sale, SC Point de Paris lace, all widths, selling price I5c, January sale, per yard, Sc Fancy colored trimming gimps, value 1oc to I5c, January sale, per yard, SC Ladies fancy drop stitch stock ings, value 25c, January sale I21sc Ladies fine gauge black stock ings, good value for I2ac, January sale, 3 pairs for 25c
 LADIES' SKIRTS. Sateen skirts with flounces, lined, value $I.a5, January sale, 5oc SALE IN CLOAK DEPT. Prices cut beyond recognition. Ladies fine melton cloth coats, lined throughout, assorted colors and sizes, former price S75o, for this sale. $3.75 Fine kersey cloth coats in tan, blue, castor, brown, oxford and black, silk lined through out. former price $1o, for this sale, $4.9s Ladies P inch box coats, half and tight fitting backs, dou- ble breasted fronts, satin lin ed all through, former price SI2. 50, for this sale. s6. 5c Ladies three-quarter length coats with half fitted backs and yoke, high rolling and velvet collar, bell sleeve with
 cuffs, price SIS, sale price, $7.os JANUARY SALE OF HAND.
 KERCHIEFS. Ladies SC H. s. handkerchiefs.
 January sale, 2c Ladies all linen H. s. hand
 kerchiefs, January sale, 4e Ladies embroidered scalIoped
 edge handkerchiefs, value
 I27Ac, January sale, oc LADIES' HOSIERY AND LIN:
 DERWEAR.
 Odd size ladies blue and black
 wool ribbed vests and pants,
 value $I.3o, January sale, 5o' Odd sizes ladies' silk vests,
 value $I.75, January sale, 75' Odd lot of ladies white and nat ural wool pants, small sizes,
 value 75c to ST, January sale, 39C Children's heavy ribbed hose,
 double knees and heel and
 toe, value I27Sc, January sale, 9 Children's ribbed hose, extra fine quality, double knee, heel and toe, value 25c, Jan
 uary sale, Io, CLEARING SALE IN QUE CARPET, UPHOLSTERY
 AND ART DEPT. The best extra super all wool ingrain carpet, regular 75e grade, for this sale, 4o' 25c oil cloth, for this sale, I8' 25c opaque window shades, mounted on spring roller, each, I2A' Tapestry curtains, fringed and in rich line of colors, red,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Louis Meyer and Miss Susie Dough erty were the guests yesterday of Miss Dougherty's brother, Thomas Com fort, of Stamford.
 --The Martel brothers will furnish the music and William Stokes will be prompter at the sociable and dance of the Brooklyn A. c. at the club rooms tonight A large crowd will no doubt be present.
 A meeting of the Lafayette base ball team will be held in the Lyceum tonight at 7:30. Every member of the team is requested to be present. A group picture of thateam will be taken in Adts photograph gallery on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 -Wlttmer, the we'll known wrestler, Is training at the Brooklyn Athletic club for his match with Dwyer at the Auditorium on Friday night. Last night a large crowd saw him training. He went on the mat last night with James Magner and Michael Madden. With the former, who weighs about 220 pounds, he wrestled for about ten minutes. It was a rattling go. Neither man scored fall. He stayed for about the same length of time with Madden. Those who saw him last night expressed themselves as being pleased with his showing, but they think he is not in the best of condition as yet Dwyer appears to be the fa- vorite with the members of the Brook lyn Athletic club.
 Ut has often been remarked that Ralph N. Blalxeslee could move every thing. This morning his employees were engaged in moving house from the well known republican politicians premises on Meadow street to his prop erty on the Beaver street extension The house was not being moved in the regular way. It was placed on large truck and one or two smaller trucks or parts of trucks. It was slow work and number of men were engaged in 1t. The building will be fitted up Tor residence on it's new site. The removal of the building was made necessary owing to the proposed erec- ton of five-story brick building by Alderman Blakeslee on It's old site. As the building was being moved Consta- ble Booth. one of the candidates for the position of sealer of. weights and measures. came along and commenced to talk with MT Blakeslee. Of course politics had nothing to do with the chance meeting. A friend came along and passed the remark that the house would make n fine office for Constable Booth when he became sealer of
 weights. In an instant Mir Blakeslee replied jokingly that there were ten rooms in the building and each of the
 ten candidates for sealer of weights and measures could have room.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK.
Detected in the Act of Carrying Off a
 Bottle of Nilk.


 Franklin, street seems to be pronta- ble locality for sneak thieves to get Ill their work. Some two or three weeks ago two umbrellas were carried away from a veranda while the owner of the house looked on, the thief being fieet-footed enough to escape before an alarm could be made. Whether the thief was encouraged by that eyen' blowing over or not it is hard to tell but this morning about 7:30 the same premises had another visit, but it did not prove as successful as the hrsl one. A young man, who appeared tc be about IF years old, came along ap' parently looking at the numbers on the houses and when he reached No "A seemed to have struck the right place He looked at the doors and windows and finally made dash for a bottle of milk that had just been delivered by the milkman. The owner happened to be looking on and was on the scene in time to save her milk for the morn ing meal. The thief escaped in tho direction of Mill street, there being no body about the street at that time ts apprehend him.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
BUSINESS MEN WIN.
Judge Ralph Wheeler Sustains De
 murrer in Bridgeport Case.

Judge Ralph Wheeler Sustains De
 murrer in Bridgeport Case.
 The business men all over the state VIII De interested in the. decision of Juuge Ralph Wheeler, filed in Bridge port on Monday, in the case of D.
 sherwood Thorpe of Fairfield against Horace H. Jackson and other members of the Bridgeport Business Men's as- soclatlon. The suit was brought by the plaintiff to recover S5. .OOO damages for placing his name on the list of de- linquent debtors for his failure to pay
 a bill presented by the firm of SillIman
 & Godfrey, which he disputed. Mir 1 Thorpe denied that he was indebted to the firm. The case came before Judge Wheeler at the short calendar
 session of the superior court on Fri ] day, December 20, on demurrer to l the complaint, filed by counsel for the defendants. Attorney Daniel Daven- l port was counsel for the plaintiff and I the Hon Joseph l.. Barbour of Hart l ford, Judge A. B. Beers and Attorney l Carlos Foster appeared for the defend ants. The argument for the demurrer
 was made by MT Barbour and the Bridgeport papers at the time said 1t would long be remembered by the law I yers and others who heard 1t for the
 brilliant witticisms of Mir Barbour and the irresistible force of his reasoning. Mir Barbour held that the fact that
 MT Thorpe's name was on the list sent out by the merchants was not illegal so long as the list itself did not dis
 close anything unlawful. Mir Daven- port described Mir Barbour's argument
 as an assault on the complainant. I Attorney Barbour entered the case at the instance of the Connecticut Bus mess Mems association. after the suit
 had been brought against the Bridge DOT Business Mems association, the
 state body having determined to make
 a test case of the suit, which, 1t was hoped, would definitely settle the ques- ton as to whether the merchants have
 a right, for their mutual benefit and
 protection, to exchange the names or | undesirable creditors.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
TIMELY TOPICS.

See those furs at Miller & Peck's. Neck scarfs are as low as 16c or as high as $14.9S. Half price and less for trimmed hats at A. F. Cowles's; toques, silk hoods, boys caps, etc.
 Dancing class for entirely new be- ginners commences Monday evening at Prof Bailey's academy.
 Hamilton has a sale of fancy gro- ceries you should not miss. Look up his ad tonight.
 Harding will sell you ink in any quantity. The quality is all right.
 If you want wall paper that will brighten up your home, call on Zig latzki-Marks.
 S. Forman is having his ninth an nuaI mark-down sale of ladies' and children's cloaks, suits and furs.
 Just 100 suits that were $1O, SIP and $14 marked to $7.75 at Upson, Sin- gleton & Co.'S. Size 33 to A.
 Those perfection mattresses at J. M Burrall & Co.'S are just the things to produce sleep and comfort.
 Haase's prices on carpets are worth looking up. He has some beautiful lace and tapestry courtains.
 Con1on Bros will make great sacri- flee to clear out all goods before going out of business. The annual sale of table linens and housekeeping goods will continue all week at Reid & Hughes's.
 The closing out of all lines that have been accumulated at Currans means a big saving to housekeepers. Have, you heard about the grab bag sale? Phelan, the tea man, win ex- plain later.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
The Curran Dry Goods Co
 JANUARY CLEARING SALE ]!

The closing out of all winter goods and all aceumua- tions from the past seasons lines commence to-day
 Inventory comes around in it's regular time and nothing escapes its searching rays The purpose of the sale te close out all odds and ends matter at what cost and convert all surplus stock into cas even at big concessions We recommend this adv to you for careful perusal Prof DeGroesz is in constant attendance at the piano m our Music Department, third floor.
 The newest music, 19c copy
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15

Mems heavy dogskin gloves
 fleece lined, $I quality, Jan
 uary sale, ooc Ladies double woolen mittens,
 25c kind, January sale, I5c Ladies black cashmere gloves,
 fleece lined, January sale, I9c Ladies fancy golf gloves, reg
 ular 3ec, January sale, 23c Children's mittens, grey mixed,
 regular price I2A January sale 7c Children's black wool mittens,
 double wrists, I5c quality,
 January sale, oc Infants white wool rnittens,
 regular 25c quality, January
 sale. Ioc
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
New Trial For Powers.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 15.-Hon. Wood c. Dunlap of this city will go to Columbus, O., soon to appeal for con tributions to defray the expenses of a new trial for Caleb Powers, serving q life sentence for complicity in the mur- der of Governor Goehel. MT. Dunlap may address the legislature. If sue. cessful. he will visit other states.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
CLEARING SALE IN OUR CARPET, UPHOLSTERY
 ANTn ADn nEDTS

<A4f4D AAN 4 -A< %-fA @ The best extra super all wool ingrain carpet, regular 75e grade, for this sale, 4oc 2sc oil cloth. for this sale, I8c 25c opaque window shades, mounted on spring roller, each, I2Asc Tapestry curtains, fringed and in rich line of colors, red, green, rose and brown, regu- lar price $2.6o, for this sale, per pair, sI7e nice line of Scotch lace cur- tains in brussels and renais- sance effects, our price has been SI.6o, for this sale, per pairs 98c
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
EHOES FROM THE MUSLIl
 UNDERWEAR SALE.

| SdAOs @ON EHOES FROM THE MUSLIN
 UNDERWEAR SALE. A lot of fine night gowns, lace
 and hamburg trimmed, slightly mussed, reduced
 from $I.3o and $I.62, this
 sale, o8c Muslin night gowns in empire,
 surplice and high neck, ham burg trimmed, this sale, 49c A lot of umbrella drawers, slightly mussed, open only,
 this sale, I5c Umbrella short skirts, canbric
 hemstitched founce, this sale, 25c FLANNELETTE UNDER WEAR. Women's hannelette night
 gowns, pretty stripes, this
 sale. 4oc Children's and misses flannel
 cite night gowns, all sizes, l this sale, 3oc Children's canton flannel night | gowns, with or without feet, 1 this sale. 23c | Women's canton flannel draw
 CTS, good quality, this sale, 22c | Ribbed corset covers, with and | without sleeves, this sale, 25c
 APRONS. 1 Women's large gingham aprons,
 this sale, 121le I Large white aprons, hamburg 1 pocket, this sale, I5e Children's white lawn aprons,
 lace trimmed bretelles, this
 sale. 25t
 CORSETS.
 Several styles of corsets in pink,
 blue, white and grey, in long | and short effect, this sale, 5oc R. and G., P. and N. and Memo
 corsets, straight front, this I sale, z5, Children's ribbed corset waists,
 double strapped seams, this
 sale, 10,
 CHILDREN'S WEAR. Children's muslin drawers, hem
 and tucks, all sizes, 10, Children's muslin night gowns, tucked yoke, this sale, 3o, Children's white skirts, um- ; brella style, this sale, q, Short white dresses, made of
 nainsook, this sale, 10, JANUARY SALE IN OUF
 SHOE DEPARTMENT. Ladies $3. 50 black kid shoes in
 welted and turn soles, man.
 nish effects. with new Cuban
 heels, a large variety of styles,
 most all sizes and widths,
 sale price, S2,o! Ladies $2.5o black vici kid
 shoes in welted and flexible
 soles, different styles <o select
 from, sale price, SI.o Men's'$1 .25 and $I.5o calfskin shoes in plain or cap toes, light and heavy soles, sale
 price, $I.o' Youths SIPS black leather leg gins, all sizes, sale price, 6o Misses and children's SIPS
 box calf and black kid shoes, l made to stand the hardest
 wear, extra heavy soles, sale } price, o5c Children's ST dongola kid but
 ton and lace shoes, sizes $ I ito T, this sale, 73 Infants soft sole shoes in but ! ton or lace, this sale, I9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-03

inst6 & que formalizara un expedieute fn de
qne 90 le condecorase con Is GCruz de Banef
cenciaD Astol renunci6 toda gesti6n que
pudiera galsrdonarle por ell cumplimiento del
deber
SD6nde estaba en- sauella fechs que ha.
brfa hscho en So lugar Ell sefi1r Descartes?
IAhi ST los aborfg amos de Is isla csstiga-
ban el incesto con la muerte, pues lie conaide-
rsban como e delito mas excecrable; nosotros
sisndO legisledores I'm pondrfamos en 81 c6digo
una Pena terrible para sl difamador, porqus
nada tan exceeyable como Ia difamaci0n,
........,t.s...s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bisn estS que se reconozcan los m6ritos de
nuassFos ccnsrtcuos SompasriotaS; pero que no
So oubfs con el manto del indIfsrentismo el
reenefdo as i0s amigos benefactoFes de Puer-
to Rico, mSxtme si allos rezarnn como nosotroa
en an mIsmo altar, porque tnvierou como nos
otros mismo Dlos, una misma f6 en- los
etsrnos idsales da la conciencia.
81 nuestro espftitu de jussicia reconociese
poK frontaFa Ia nRoionaIid Id de los individu uost
pesarfamos ds ma agradscidOs no haci6ndolof
cumpIda, los que conquistaron tftulos su~
acientes nuesbra gratiEnd, cuapdc -2e=os .
d ssp5lel~~ 81 sef1,r Dsscartes de ess ani.
me- ersfon contra don Felix Astol, en- dee.
agravio desod 5rass con reveFencia ante su
modesta sepultuFa.
z 10 le hoprs; ESQ le enassce
0 sin6s siga su empefAds labor. AqIs hay
IN pnsble sensato, eulto; que piensa, qne lacio-
Gina, s,qua jugga. De ese pueblo son los iinstra-
dos seiiores Rtsra Palmer, anon L7pez, de
Diego, S4ma, d .getsu, y todos convinieron en-
que el aefior Assol es digno del p6stumo ho-
menaja De los puertorriquefi3s
dOs escueee esa agsna gloria, sefor Des-
cartes2
Pues tened gu cnensa que no Ia solfcltaron
nj 81 sefi n stol ri nfngnno de los miamhros dc
famiiia sf sc erige la ssnsills ofrsndA Sc
deberk 4 Ia expontanea generosidad de nues-
tros psisanos
6Mueve don Pedro Marfa D,scartes eli
odio contfs IN muerto, por nosotros muy qae-
ridoF
EEhums avents cenitas. B)frs Gle
- Marehs <Randenei609 de T4varez, dala
&Trfunf4i9 de r amos, de Ia as nfonfAD De a.
s6s y de ID zarzAela de Morsli Camp las h ar
monfAs coiidas SO danaa C0tatpttGosd Dss-
traya Ell ibro de texko porque enzefA en- las
eseueias los hombres del peTvenir Las tiernas
maloifas de ESQ eqIe han q 1do en- liam n him.
r0S, porque es para nosotros acento de pro-
tests nota de amArgura.
ri asf q ledark satisfscho ell sefIor Oscar
tas
Peso q1edarfamos satisfsch1 Is uososros,
c0ntsmp plando 81 dasnudo las Ynfserias d IN
eoras6n eneenegsdo en- II maldad pardido
para vi blen.
g. del TOro Fernandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-03
MAS VERDAD 7 MAS RESPE?0

Aver lefmos rlnas hness incoherentes pn-
bicadss en- GEl Paf.s por don Pedro MarfA
Descartes, quien resslta algunos m6rftos del
lDgenioso crenista guayam6s den LutJ Bona
flux, luego traD tontas y 4 Iocas Ia memo
ria del eabslIero autor de Ella BorinquefIa,S ,
tFatando de zsharirla con la lnordacidad de
una critica necia solspada.
Conocfa tan I Jndo 81 sefior Deseartes don
Fstix AstoI Qne le llama don Eegento, cuando
todo Puerto RLc0 sabs que ese rombre CORES
ponde & su hijo y & su nieto Rquel notable
RrtIssa del Teatro ibero americana, y este co.
nocidfsimo escritor, liberal por abolengo.
Despu6j de tan enoPme cogfda nadie ex :
srafia que el sefor DsscarEes cali6qne despec-
tivamepte oil seHor Astol diciando sdne era
i'm guitarFista catalan, que en- n3che de JdcdFG
compuso Ia danzA voluptuosa qils han dado en-
llamaH hlmno,Sy So lamente de Jue varfos pal
sanos nuestros iriicien suscripc ones para eri-
Etrla mRusoleo.
SQls oil Bsfilr Aatat era un gultarrista z
Bah Syql6? N 10 fue por oacio, no 10 fl6
por Gale ulo 10 fu6 como pua3sn serIo cual
ruiera de los fAnliHares del seiior D sscartes I:
come 10 son aqui ia ndniiad do san pras se1 y
Pitss, eabalefos j6venes ; por amor Is md
bica, por adofno, por rSimienbo. Z aunqus
10 hubiess aldo por o1cio, meraeerfa en- toda
epoca sn msmorlA 81 respeto pdalico y Ia p6oH.
Es estiua, porqus ninguna prof ssi6n desdnv@
vi con ella gans el hombre los med = % ViVlr
con deeoro en- el ssno de Ia sceeuSza9.
El senoP DsRcartes LIMA IafnBien al senof
AstoI ~iicencIa9. ..-sssl ej6rcito,S esa ss me.
9or eiser-drfs All, sdentro de Ia pr4ctics,
r.--sDU 81 Vafd&uHf0 amor E4pAnAs no con ID
vocingjerfa calsjsra qns Ilare pTobar s1
amor 81 pals ara rstahila de patrioteFos ain
pisea 6s va.or, annqus con sobrs ds einismo
lntFeDideR.
Assol no fue so'dsdo del rsy sin6 de SD pa
Sria;y habrfs eonabatldo frente los enemigos
aa 81 bandsraj zero nunca.... jam6s frenta
los dae levansasen el psbsll6n de la reDd slfca
an las diIatadas tsampifias espsE,lAs. z IS que
Astoi era rspub.sano. Nacldo en- Ia progrest-
W pgovIncia de tgAt sunA senfs on sEngre ell
g4Fmsn de una huSna idsa sI coraz6n al
Gulto fsrvoPcso paEa las tradiciones iiberales
dc su pueblo. Por sso 81 vsnir Puerto Rico
Gnando sodos los espaa1les del ylejo continents
Bsntaban plaza en- el *partdo que mautenf&
aduf sl despotlsrHo de lasxsaccita, A itoi SO co
isc6 al lado de los opri ni@ns Cespecho ds las
gsnsuras de sas propios coSarrk neos.
I'm selc Tssa'c demE&stFe la mnaestia In
aMta en- dcn F6ix Astol. = e. an 1856 hizo ma
hoFribe moYbaudRd 81 Mayatsnsz el c6iera
fn or bo asi6tico, w gSy1el catalar que serUs iD-
RRatos oividRu, ccsk verdadsYa fsroieidad. 6as-
preciando sl ps!igSb, prsss6 servicios fnapra-
nlabies an oil hospgeal provlsors1 de eolAYicos,
al concluir Ia SIP smiA caGt6 an tedsatns
la iglesIA cato iek ~ Easoncai 81 Acalds le
. -~-s
() Astol sra tsnor Dc 6peia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-03
Sombreros de paja de

HI estimabla compaErfdta dan ri
yorai, fundador de una casa na-osn
YORK, que 90 deaica 81 neaoafo de
del pals, desde el sf33 1900 = con an
"a sompra y vents de tahaco efahe
som oreros, proyecta fuprfusfr =.
industriA TODD el desarroItn de- epa
tiose, con obisto de fzvoracer los .n,
eiase campesfna que fabrics ifehas !
y conciuir el sgio de que vsafe sfendI
Desde hace alg6n tiens nc eata I'm
de las que ofrece mayoreg ventaias1
por atcenzar IN gran consamc "a ii
americana
Alif 50 prefeFen esGos somhrA-oI
milares de- otras paFtaa, porous son
pies fuerses; porqaa al sesfso aa al
mao que Ell de paja de Italia s 81 Dc
porque es mueho Inejor Ia matasfs
en- ellos SO amplea.
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