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weather record Tor the week.

June lS-mereury Is al : a. N. aud o. at .
p m; light rain; followed by partly cloudy
and blustery weather. June l4-mereury SO
at a. IN and 63 at > D. ~; rain until
TO- 30 a. m; shower between l aud p. II. .;
followed By clear and blusiery weather. June
l5--mercury So at a N. and % at y. M. I;
generally cloudy aud blusiery. June 10
mercury 81 at a. III. and 20 at p. N: fair:
showers between l. 80 aud $50 u. IN. June
l7-mercury So at q. IN. and 81 at o. N.
fog aud mist; cloudy; heavy thundergGst from
3 .45 until $50 p. IN. June ls-mercury 81
at : a. IN. aud So at , p. IN; fair June 10
mercury 5S at a. m. and - AT , p. H.; fair
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MO. 4o24 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, ia
Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, ia
Equity.
William A. Fleming and others, Plaintiffs, Us.
Mary C. Fleming and others, Defendants.
Ordered this 10th day of June, in the year
nineteen hundred and three, that the sales OF
the property mentioned in these proceedings,
wherein William A. Fleming and others are
Plaintiffs, and Mary c. Fleming and others
are Defendants made and reported by William
A. Fleming, George A. Fleming and George
l.. Stocksdale, Trustees, in their amended
Report of Sale, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 10th day of July, next pro
vided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll county, Mary
land, once in each Of three successive weeks
before the 18th day of July, next.
The amended report states the amount OF
sales to be $l5. 293. 90.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-fest:
june20 st JAS II. BuLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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Reform the Government.

The Baltimore American of last Sunday
said that Congressman Mudd was com
pIetely whipped at the meeting of the State
Central Committee last week that he
begged the newspapers reporters not to
humilate him by publishing the story of
his defeat that after Mudd got over in
Washington he donned the wreath of the
victor and gave out an interview claiming
he had carried matters his own way, &c.
On Monday Mudd published a card in the
Baltimore Sun characterizing the Ameri-
can statements deliberate and cowardly
falsehood. -
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warfield. Herring, Miles

Baltimore American June Il
Hon. Edwin Warheld's ambition is 90 be
governor OF Maryland on bis record which be
has made a. q business man. When be re
tired from politics over y years ago he organ.
lied the Fidelity Company, Of which be Is nov
the head. He was the pioneer in the field ia
MARYLAND and the South, and was so active
10 extending the operations Of has company
that be has done more than any other man in
recent years TO make Baltimore an important,
and al the same time conservative. financial
center. He Is seeking the nomination with
out the Endorsement OF the organization or the
antiorgauizaiion. He wants every vote which
he eau get.
DIR. Herring Is again the choice. without
any effort on his part, Of his party for renomi-
nation as state comptroller.
Former Congressman Joshua W. Miles
seems thus far to have a clear track in his
candidacy for the nomination for attorney
general.
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Notice i hereby gwen that application will
BE- made Ia the County Commissioners OF Car
roll county At the first meeting after the eI
piraiion OF thirty days from the date hereof,
10 appoint Examiners 10 SieS the grounds for
the purpose Of altering the hereinafter men.
toned road a. follows beginning for said
alteration 81 q point IN the county road lead
ing from Carrciiton S;aiioa. on the Western
Nd Railroad. in Carroll county, Md. by
Wesley Chapel VI. r. Church TO Herring
formerly Bro~n'sl Mil, said point being ff-
teen feet east from stone recently planted on
the west edge Of said road. al the northwest
corner Of a tract OF land recently conveyed
from John Smith and wife 10 the Trustees of
Wesley Chapel NJ. Z. Church, in said county.
and about twenty yards southeast from the res
idebee OF lydia Wampier; thence IN southern
direction through the land OF said Trustees of
said Church. about five or six perches, with
said road; thence in the same direction with
and on the west edge Of the old cemetery lot
adjacent 60 said Church, also over narrow
strip on the east edge of the laud of Lydia
Wampler: thence along and over the land Of
Wesley Chapel NJ. T. Church. Atlee W.
WAmpler. Maryelte Stall, Melvin Ely aud the
western edge of the lot OF land attached TO
Wesley public school. situate near said Church,
TO the County Road leading from Herring 5
formerly Brown > Mill to Pstapsco Station
on said Railroad; and 70 close the road now
used. passing between said Church and Gem
etery. to the road leading from said Herring 5
Min 10 PaiapSco.
BENJAMIN CROFT,
june20 St and q others.
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Markers Win Items.

Mr.. Wu. Ncrins, q Wiikeslsarrr. Pa
s.aG Me-. Shoemaker. her mother 0i Isbey
,owu. Nd. aud NJ. Charley nauerrT and
SISTER 81 liitle.lawu. Pa. VISITED William II
Mau, aa3 tAasily .A.f SEEK.
Nh. JAsob kuoa,z. of Silver Ran. slss5e,
her daughter Mr. John A. Marker. b See
DAYS .a,t week
Mr. ana arS Wa. Uag~r afI 500, BSrrs,
81 Pleasant valley. Vested JAaes UaEsr aud
family near here last Ig-siay.
Austin Groii, sife ard daughter. Of Sslsrl
Ran, visited Nm. Eliza kcrirs last FRIDAY.
Howard, son Of Milton Hull. - lying sery
iii wlih pneumonia
J. Henry Smith, uear tbs place. ~ha GU
hrs loo. wJJh q broad axe = ies s-rks agd, Is
able i1 yak ~iih The aid II craiches.
John II. Mark=r IS having his bAru aua
other UatbuiliiRg, painted Theodore htuE
Is she painter.
Richard krSslering. near herr, Is F.aiuiiHg
his barn
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Desih OF Well Known Persons

Mss Matilda simmons Hoack, dasgbteF 81
NJ ana Nrs George Hoass. % Harmony
Grove. near Frrderiek died Ignc u. Of poeu
rugnia. aged 30 YEAR. She "a. a sister u
Dr. Georrr Hogcs. % BALTIMORE; Mr. CbAs-
" Norman. of Frstcrick; Mr. Marta
I.seailder. Of Merchandising. Pa. sad %
Mics NAaafe Houck. Ms Hoars ~as sell
Saa~a n WESTMINSTER Ard isvqarutis Was =
rsvsi 81 Mss Nora GorS1ch.
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Died a. the home 81 Der grandson. Chssssr
CoalIss1u ncAr Hampstead. ia kAitiuoCr
eaantv, en- The lsih inst. aEed - y~ufs. :
months Ani Is DAYS. Iuo >oas asd tao
Aaushtsrs .aFriuc bef--N Wesley, asAy Arcadia,
Baflsu ORE eouaty; Eh, ut hashIugtnn. y. G.:
Mrs Wolf, - Manchester. and NfS. kez'u
4rnarost. near Hampstead She lsavrs 4aise
a asnlscg Of grand aHI Evra, grandchildren.
She uas the anly daughter II laFge family II
ubsra oaly iwu bru'hevs surrirr--llarby Belt.
pear Hasugs;sai. ga b.. ssh vszr. and Amps
HsLt. vt Weodbsrry. ia rs sist ycsE- She
hst brrn a w5dau for more thag SO wan. -
lag she rrliei ui Joshua ioulhson, sho died
sa3arniv FshruAry. is-G She bad bevH a
member 81 she VI = Chuveb s5nev early kI@
hor-l tapsgsl services SEER c0u3ucist 81
l3rarr " T.. Church ~ R-ss. d ". Bra-a
ing ard Joseph I Wilson. Of Hampstead
charge She ~as the oldest p~rsaa 10 that
H-srf. e4artF4
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z LOADS OF HIGH CLASS
KENTUCKY HORSES.

Consisting of Drivers, Saddlers. Fast Trotiers
and PAGERS; also some Mated Teams; Ladies'
Fine Pony; Farm and General Purpose
Horses, will arrive at my stables, at Littles-
town, Tuesday. June ,. Any person desiring
TO purchase Horse will do well to come and
examine this stock. For private sale or ex-
change, H. A. SPALDING,
mayS0 Iittlestowu, Pa.
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Stevenson A. Williams, of Hartford
county, has announced himself a candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
governor. He will be backed by the Nc
Comas Stone organization, and likely be
opposed by the Mudd jackson Wachter
faction. In fact congressman Mudd has
already said that Williams could not be
elected if nominated The Baltimore
News is for Williams and landed him to the
skies upon the announcement Of his candi-
dacy on Wednesday This is bad for Mr..
Williams, for the New is always on the
osing side
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters of ad.
minisiration on the Personal Estate Of
JOHN HARRISON,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
bers, on or before the 10Th day of January,
1904; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under our hands this 18th day of
June. 1908.
RICHARD H. HARRISON,
PERRY f. CLANCY,
iupe20 Il Administrators
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And Still a Miss.
From tie Kansas city Journal.

Talk about your Goleondas, your Cripple
Creeks and your Ellis county shales How
is this for treasure story from the Atcbison
Globe
Visitors at the home o! Miss Abbie Bar.
Der. southwest OF town, say she is the most all
around capable woman Of their acquaintance;
that she is n fine hoasekeeper, perfect cook,
splendid manager, and can make a stylish
dress, trim pretty hat and play the piano
we'll. besides being a genius in raising chick.
ems and understands how to attend to COWS.
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MARRIED..

On June It. 1905, at the home of the bride. near
RosevilIe Md. by Rev. K. W. Doty. lavid brilliant
and Violetta Zimmerman, both of Carroll CO., Md.
In Westminster Md, June Il, 1903, by Rev. VIM.
A. Grouse John Thorn and Miss Mury Elizabeth
Hinder both OF Baltimore, Md.
Near Sans Greek, Md, June 18th, 1903, by Elder
william II. franklin. William II. Green, of Carroll
county Nd and Miss Annie B. Baker. of Frederick
county, Nd
In Union Bridge. Md, June 18th, 1903 at the home
of the brides mother by Elder VIM II. Franklin,
the brides grandfather, Thomas C. Buffer and Miss
Minnie L. franklin, both of Baltimore Nd
At the parsonage, in Westminster, Nd, June 18th,
1893 by Rev. p. H. Miller, b. D., Noah D. Slerner
and Miss Henrietta Blocher. both of Hanover Pa.
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Thursday, July 8, will be Presbyterian day
at Pen-M Mar. A number of well-known clergy.
men will deliver addresses fine music by
trained choir, and instrumental music by
Zeigler's orchestra are some of the attractions.
The funeral of the late Jacob Moore, at
Siddonsburg. Pa, last Sunday, was the largest
ever held in that part of the country, 3S6
vehicles being gathered at the house while the
services were i'll progress.
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Nrx AdFertlSemenIS.

We Start To-day the Greatest sale Of Muslit
Urderwear-Tne Miller Bros. Cos popalAl
Cash Stores, Westminster. Nd,
Before Stock Taking 10 Per Cent Redue
,inn-Cbarles f. Herring. Westminster, Nd
Somc ef This Weeks Special Bargains
T. ". Mather & Sons. Westminster ami Man.
chester.
Many Special Bargains We Oaer You
StoufFer { Ensor. New Windsor. Md.
List Of Unclaimed Mister 10 the PuSto gice.
Westminster, Nd.
MitchelGs Ar Gallery, Westminster, Nd
Notice TO respassers-Mary 4. Braxstene
Special Notice.. ID. Gilbert, Mayor.
Low Rates 10 Gettysburg. Pa.
Bank Statements.
LEGAL Notices
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Mayor and Common Council of Westminster.
for sprinkhng the streets of the City of West
minister for one year. The proposals TO be
sent TO II. B. Grammer, Clerk, on or before
July /, next The Mayor and Council reserve
the right to reject any or all bids. By order,
o. D. GILBERT, Myaor.
H. B. GRAANER, Clerk. june 20 2t
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The threatened strike of the coal miners
in Pennsylvania has been ayerted by the
good Judgment of President Mitchell of
the Mine Workers and the agreement of
the coal operators to accept the represent
atiyeS of the miners on the Cancellation
hoard
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Big Prices For Fancy Hogs.

PERu, I'm, June lS-Record prices were
paid al the Poland China swine sale at Macy,
Ind. The aggregate sales of the two days
were more than $50. 00a for the 90 head that
were offered. The highest price paid for one
hog was for Ideal Sunrise, which approx
mated $l7,9j7. half interest in Majestic
Perfection was sold for 81 1000 to Wilkinson
Brothers of Cynthiana
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General Matos Admits Defeat

CARACAS, June l4.-General Matos pub.
lished in Curacao manifesto, addressed to
the Venezuelan people, confessing that the
revolution is crushed and terminated. Pres
ident Castro will be asked, says the mani,
festo, to guarantee the safety of General Matos
and all his followers General Matos has
been ordered from Dutch Guiana.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
NO. 1850 EQUITY.
Sarah J. Reese. Plaintiff, vs.. Hilton o. Reese
nelanlnnt

ueteuudbL
The object Of this suit is to procure a de,
cree for a divorce UiHcUld mGflimoHj5 on
behalf Of Sarah J. Reese from Hilton o.
Reese.
The bin STATE that the parties we're married
ON June I'D. 1891, in the city Of Washington.
District of Columbia: that the plaintiff has re-
sided In Maryland ever since her said mar
riage, and now resides IN Carroll conniy, IN
said State; that plaintiff has been faithful to
all her marriage vows; that there are no emil
dren born of said marriage; that the defendant,
on September 2sth, 1896, abandoned the
plaintitf. aud that such abandonment has con-
iinued uniuterruptedly for at least three years,
is deliberate aud final and the separation of
the parties beyond any reasonable expectation
of reconciliation; that defendant is a nonreS-
dent of the State of Maryland, and plaintiff
does not know in what state he now resides
Il is thereupou, this 18th day of June, Nine
teen Hundred and Three, ordered by the Cir.
cult Court for Carroll County, in equity. that
the plaintiff. by causing Il copy of this order
TO be, inserted in some newspaper published
in said Carroll county once in each of four
successive weeks before the goth day of July,
Nineteen Hundred aud Three, give notice TO
the said absent defendant of the object and
substance of this Bill, warning him 10 appear
in this Court in person or by solicitor, ON or
before the 10th day of August, 1903, to show
cause if any he has, why decree ought not
to be passed as prayed: -
WIN. II. THOMAS.
True Copy.-Test:
iune2O 1t JAS. H. BILLlNGsLEA, Clerk.
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S.ssy A NarsslHd GoszH,s ~ CirrpA. -
Nv Herring cashier 81 the above named lsaak
Al sn.r,nly ~ sar that tho above statement Is true
- me hs,st II n1y knOWlesigr Rnd bcliei
J " Herring Cashier.
sabscrit.,i And sworn 10 before me This Ism das
Of June 1870. ~,
Iurrrcs-Aitest
J. II HiLLISGsLEA.
JEREMIAH GElMAN. hhircCyors
GEO. X SgHAEFFER,
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FOR SHERIFF.

The undersigned hereby announces himself
a candidate for Sheriff. subject TO The action
ct the Democratic County Nominating Con
veution, and solicits the support of Democrats
generally.
iuuel3 tf+ ELIAS \. DAVIS
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR CARROLL co.

At the solicitation of numerous friends
throughout the county, respectfully announce
myself As "A candidate for the nomination of
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, subject to the de
cison of the Democratic Nominating Con
yrntion EDwARp p. BRUNplGE.
Westminster. Md, May y, 1903
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Sdis Of Maryland C0aaty Of Olrro0,
/ Calvin + BankeFt. Treasurer of the above
named hank. do soIemnly swear that the shove
statement is true the best Of my know ledge and
belief = = ,
CALVIN Z BASkERT, Treas.
subscribed and sw oTu 80 before ME this 18th day
OF June 1893, .
GOrrect--Atiest
IRA q. LAWYER,
GEO. W. IEISER, Directors.
JOHN BURGOON,
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Ytrs,s 5 ctHiS q IiIlt.
In loving remembrance of my dear father. Charlie
Cl-tfier who entered into rest three years ago oil
the 18th of June. 1850.
Down beneath the silent willows,
Where the winds do gently weep
There sleepeth our dear papa. without dreaming
Dear father Is sleeping three long years
Oh wake him not. sweet spirit, to suffer again,
He Slumbers peacefully. oh let him sleep on
His sickness is ended, his troubles all gone,
Oh think g hat he suffered SO rAcsed with pa in
II ! cod iu his mercy sent q message of love
And took him from us TO Heaven above.
BY HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER, LAURA SCHSABEI-
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disposition to deny these, but the elective
franchise among the colored race should be
limited as protection to society and in the
interest of peace order and good govern
mani
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs. "A

IN persons are hereby notified not TO tres.
pass, in any manner, on the property of the
Undersigned, near Weldon, in Franklin dis.
trict, Carroll county, as The law will be en-
forced against all who violate this notice.
iune20 3t* MARY A. BRAXSTONE.
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WRITE to War6eld, at Sykesyille, for his
w 64-page Illustrated Cstalogue-it will
interest you aud save you money.
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Y IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
L. remaining in the Postofiee, Westmin.
ster, Md, June 10, 1903:
Fleming, Edna c, Pool, Mr.. William
Joyce, Mr. c. Newman Reed, Rev. w. II.
Krentzer. Mr. John l.. Russell, Mr.. VIM. f.
Morningstar, Mr.. Clar- Spurriour, j. j.
enee .s- Sykes, Mr. Louis A.
Perry. Miss Hilda
Juno GEORGE E. BAUGHMAN, P. NJ.
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ow RATES TO GETTYSBURG

NTARFIELD, at Sykesville, carries a full
w assortment of Drain and Sewer Pipe
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dor German and Hungarian Millet and
II Crimson Clover go to War6eld's, Sykes
Vile.
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OF THE CONDITION

or fA< i'aioH National Baak ~ HcsfaaiH
sfe~. At Brstzsiasfsr, IA tAs STATE y -sarg'
Lrsi, az "a clase Of basiscss- J,fse pa.
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Died after 4 short Illness, near Wossdhauc,
Nd GA Jane a. aged - YEAR. n"nihs Aad
Is aa,, tie leaves = zldos
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Turn the RaseRIs Out.
The Postofice Department at Washing
ton seems to be honeycombed with cor
ruption, and the corruption seems to have
extended to the postofices in the lead
ing cities. There seems to have been ex-
travagance and looseness and corruption in
most of the departments of government
ever since the war on Spain was inaugu-
rated and an overhauling of all and an ex-
animation of the books is necessary. This
can only be accomplished by electing a
Democrat to the Presidency and Demo
cratic Congress. To Turn the Rascals may
he added
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Western MARYLAND r. K. for the above occa-
sion at Low Rate of One Fare tor the Round
Trip on June 30, July |, 2 and 3, and return
portion being good to and including July 9.
Interesting exercises, participated in by the
leaders of the Blue and the Gray, Music by
Indian Band, of Carlisle. Pa. and Eighth
Regiment n G. P. Band; Battery and Two
Troops U. S. Regular Cavalry will be present;
Lavish Display Of Fireworks, including repro.
duction of"Pickett's Charge Everybody
is going Don't miss ii. lune20 2t
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Issues for 1904.

Our Republican friends seem to think
that the Democrats will not have an issue
with which to 90 before the country next
wear How about
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DEpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF

The Union Nils SariRgs BaAk IF Carroll
Co.. at Union Nils, IN The State Of .Harg
land, at the cloSe Qf 5Hsiasas, on the 9TH
I'm Of Jnnk l905.
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DIED.

No Charge TOR Marriages ana Deaths. Obituaries ard
yers,S S CENTS Il iiHe.
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WI. H. THOMAS
DOAD NOTICE.

True copy. Test
iuus2O a. Jas. Il. BliLiSGsLE,. Clerk.
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on account Of celebration of fortieth ami
versary of the great battle. Excursion Tickets
will be sold from all points on the line of the
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BENJAMIN CROFT,
iune2O 81 and q others.
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True C0py.-Iest
iune20 1t JAS. II. BILLiNGSLEA, Clerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-14

anual de 1901 & 1902. Fueron retrata-
dos de nuevo petici6n del doctor Hyde
de Chicago. En- las oficinas de Carload
estan las fotograffas.
FL artlculo No 1913 del Reglamento
exige Ia. historic clfnica de cada enfer-
mo. Mas como este es uno de los regis
tros que previene ell artfculo 1877, he aquf
que no Sc ha llevado en- forma bajo la
aprobaci6n del M6dico de acuerdo con
Ia prescription reglamentaria 181. Gu
bierto este requisite ihubiera podido
pasar sin enmienda la Incompetence del
Practicante que alude ell doctor Fer
nandez Nater2 Francamente que no.
Pero no es mi Amino hacer mas extensa
esta rectificaci6n y por hoy, pongo pun
to final
DIR. GoENAGA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-14
A DIESTRO Y sINIEsTRo
MenudencIaS
IHablaban ustedes de Ia prosperi;dad

SHablaban ustedes de Ia prosperidad
del pais2
Es Ia comidilIa del dia.
10 malo del case es que esa comi-
dills, que debiera aIimentar & tantos se-
res desvalIdos, no Sc guisa en- muchos
hcgares. %. covachas 8 madrigueras-
dOnde Ia prosperidad brilIa por su
atisencia.
Una de las mejores frases, que he
mos dido acerca del actual status de los
ptiertorriquefios. y que merece ser como
clda del phblico, por 10 grafica EXPIRE
silva, debese IN botero de CatafIo.
lba remando, como -remamos todos,
especialmente los que escribimos en- la
ptensa de oposici6n, que es como ST
escribieramos en- ell aqua.
Aquel lobo de mar, vieio va en- ell
oiicio, entabl6 animada discussion con ell
pasajero & quien conducfa.
Tema obligado: la situaci6n, no geo.
gratica, sino economical del pals.
El pasajerO Sc hacla lenguas de nues-
tro estado foreciente; pero va antes ha-
. bia discutido largamente con ell botero
con ell laudable fin de que este le lleyase
de San Juan Catano viciversa por ell
nl6dico precio de tres centavos. en- vez
de cinco que lie exig1a ell argonauta -
y dispensen ustedes la palabreja, 81 es
que no resulta bien apropiada al case.
ell case es que al pasar ell bote jun
to-a uns de las boyas que han colocado
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