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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19
A Fl. Scott man narrowly escaped
drowning Monday in a stream known

drowning Monday in stream known
as Moore's branch, near the Vernon
line. The papers of that town now
wish Bourbon county to cooperate
with Vernon in building a bridge.
We are thankful for the display OF
neighborly feeling, but Yernon's
bodybuilding days are over for q
time. Roads are needed now to
reach the bridges which we have. We
occupy the position OF the society
man who owns a swallow tail coat
but no trousers.-Nevada Post.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19

Miss Pet Stephenson, of Kansas
City, is a new subscriber.
All the latest sheet music at half
price at new must: store, west side OF
square.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19

The kimhall pianos and organs
end other well known makes at the
new music store, west side square.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19

The only wrought iron that's ON wheels, y
/ You'll be happy and contented 4
With the buggy Vele invented,
1t is the best buggy made; =
With wrought iron Velie buggy,
You will lead in the parade.
2. If you've got 'Veie buggy
You can drive around the square,
With your 2:10 horse and mare,
And your little sweetheart, Min
Will look up at you and grin;
When you vehe buggy own
You'll never have to 60 alone.
3. Then at Minnie you can smile,
And pop the question after while;
Then to the Parsons you can go
And have her for your own you know;
You can then feel somewhat big
With your handsome wife and Velie rig {
And tell your friends as you go
The buggy came from B. W. e. co. {
Yes, and we carry the largest stock of gro \
ceries in town, and our prices are right We do I
not deal in cheap stuff, you can buy that any {
where.
In Hardware we cannot be excelled. Every \
thing up-to-date Spring is here. You will want
to make some garden, carry all the tools ne
cessary for any kind of garden making, then if
you want good seeds come to headquarters we
buy the best and freshest seeds the markets afford
either in bulk package, and make special prices
in quantities.
We still sell the best sulky plow built on
earth, "The Deere Ranger we sell more of them
than all other sulkeys sold in this county. 1t is
: the only plow with all three wheels dust proof
They have the best share made they put more \
steel in their frog than any others have in six \
of THEIRS they put twice the material in their land
side, in fact and see, they have no COMPETE
ton, they trOt in the lead anywhere and eyery-
! where.
( Just nloaded our second car of buggles-we
have a house full of them and one can touch
} us for Style Finish and Quality. We buy direct
J from the maker, do not sell
! PLOW HOUSE BUGGIES.
: We have always looked at quality, no one wants
\ cheap buggies. We never claim to be the Cheap
John of the town. but we do make the best price.
, quality considered Come and see the Iron Clad
spring wagons.
We would write more but the telephone says
another car, making 9Th car, and six more
bought and enroute. No other dealer in town
y had the nerve to buy IA of goods in 80
! days. If you doubt it cite you. Come
Y and trade at the mammoth store of
; Bennett Wheeler Mere. Co.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fl Scott narrowly escaped List Your prooe<v
NJ vim alrn1r
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19

WANT 20 EXTRA Corrosive will
pay five cents per copy for extra
copies OF THE TINES. OF issue March
18th il delivered by April LIST.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
Buffers Dilemma.

The city administration Of Butler
seems TO be "up against it, with
their electric light plant. Accord
ing TO the Record, ''ihe expenses are
either too high or the rates loo low
to harmonize. The plant IS over
loaded, and although there are calls
for more lamps, they cannot be
supplied because the engine and
boiler are BOW doing all they should
and even more. What to do in the
emergency IS question not easily
solved. To double the capacity,
which IS what should be done, will
COS, the city several thousand dol
lars which the city has not. To
advance the rates 10 consumers OF
10 charge the churches a reasonable
sum, OF both, IS the question now
confronting the city council.
1t seems that the plant IS running
behind about 5000 q year-that is
the receipts fail about this amount
short Of the expenses.
This Of course includes public
lighting. Those best informed on
the subject think the plant is too
small tor the work required, al
though the superintendent. Mr..
Ford, under whose supervision the
plant was constructed, assured the
city council that ii was equal to the
needs Of the city Tor sJ least a doz.
en- years"
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31

mOspbere surrounded the child from
birth They were taught 20 live
''godiY. s0begiy aud righseOusly in
this present world" ! sometimes
believe the Jewish mothers weFe bst-
ter than some modern mothers who
feel that children nre a nuisance
aud always in the way" The teach
ing of the Sabbath, iesetting apart
Of a piece Of dough from the bread
TO be made; then relating 70 him the
history of his people, the putting on
Of the phylaeteries. the festive sea
sons, all redolent with holy memo
ries. the feasts Of PuFim. feast ol
weeks. feast Of the New Year, the
Fast day Of Atonement. and the
Feast Of Tabernacles. The father as
well as the mother was bound 20
tearh the son No more 50 how
ever, than the parents Of to-day.
And were theparents Of to-day more
true to their obligations there would
be less heartaches. They were 70
teach how repulsive sin Is. The Bi-
ble being the chief text until they
were ten years old. Under such
training was Christ brought up.
Mothers and fathers, 4 plead with
you to exercise your privileges more
thoroughly. II j. not what the
child wants to do, but what IS best
for the child. There are obligations
ia life thar bear a sweeter Bnd more
lasting fruit than a child properly
and carefully trained. God help you
to realize 1t and train yours for God
and man Set them a good exam
pie. Do not send them TO the house
OF God, but take them. II you are
devout and true, your children win
be also. God bless you and help
you to be true.
ALPHA ALPHAEUs.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
Tourist Sleeper to
California.

commeaciuE nscemteg sth. and
Tuesdays thereafter tle Frisco sys-
TEN win plscs IN seFvicc betwsea
birmingham. Ala. and San Fran
eiseo. Cal. e thoroughly Equipped
Tourist Sieeping Car.
Quite naturally thesc earS win le
plaesd 10 the popular Southeastern
Limited ieaviag Birmingham lo.ao =.
ln- Tuesdays Memphis. 9.ls q. IA.
Wednesdays. Returpiag hsave Kan.
sas City, Mondays. sa0 p. ui.; arrive
Memphis. $50 q. m.s Blrmiagham.
$50 b. m. Tuesdays; intermediate
ststions, tlnc in proportsou.
The combination oi RAILWAYS over
which these cars an, oIsratad. ofrr
the tourist OF invalid 4 grand diycr.
sity q scencrs', pisia aud mouutain.
through Kansas aad the koekies. a.
thc.lssnd ol Suashinc and Flowers. =
f1Cse ears anc Ia charge of a thor
oughly competent attendant
Call GA nesirest representative
fristo system Tor t.crths and further
lniormation, % addross.
4. HtAT0N.
0eneraa r.sssaEss Azest.
81. Louis. Ma.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31

Commencing November lsf. thro'
daily sleeping-car service. Kansas
City to Jacksonville, Florida. via
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlanta.
Will be inaugurated by the Frisco
system and WIFI be continued
throughout the winter months.
The eSOutheaStern Limited train
leaves Kansas City at $50 y. m.
daily, making the run 10 Jackson
willie in - hours.
In addition TO through sleeper TO
Jacksonville this train carries ele-
giant chair cars and Observation
Cafe car. operated 10y Fred Harvey.
No other line offers such superb
service.
For further Information write OF
address j. &. LovRfKN
Asst Genl Pass'r. Agent,
I'll Kansas City, No,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
The ChIId lIie OF Jesus.

Jesus Christ. the divine. began his
lie as a human child, suhlect 20 all
the requirements Of the Jewish home,
Education began la che home, In
fiuenee and example play an impor-
tant part The old Testament de-
scril,cs relationship almost semi
divine Punishment followed sure.
lysthe violation Of the NTH com.
mandment, see ncut Il. lS-sl Aud
solomon wrote. "rhe eye that mock.
eth at his father and desPiseth @
obey his mother, the ravens ~ ths
valley shall pick Il out, aud young
eagles shan eat t." A religious at
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31

Mrs. Sarah A. Hayes, widow Of
Dr. E o. Hayes and moaher Of
John c. Hayes, died At her sou's
residence in Builer on the sta Of
December. She, with her family,
settled IN Butter soon after the war
aud was known and appreciated for
her kindly and christian disposisioa.
A good woman, wife and molher
has gene to her long home and her
works live after her.
When you want letter heads. en-
velOPes, note heads, statements, or
any other JOB printing. GONE tc The
TEIEUNE OfEioe ard see bow neatly
we can do the work for yoa- Our
prices viii please you. We have
fine line Of new stock, envelopes
and paper, just what you want.
Cali ard see as.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
WIN re DIa Set Get o.

lie had low ,6esEs.
lie did nog dsrr % tsks rhsnc-s.
lie had 80 mssy ifsns 70 TIE SIRE
lie tired 70 give Ms ssianvss a
chance.
He vas newer whSls maa *
znythinz.
He thought = good basiness
shosid rsn itself
He was afraid to bsra b. bridges
beh:ad him.
He did nj appreciate tie vzise Of
appearances.
His rude ssnnsss drove egsousers
fron hi, l.o-e-
He IOTsd hls pipe aas a s.sry bes-
ter fazu BIS work
He could Hos cozuezsrate az his
powers on hia tzrk.
He did noi know h0E 10 ssplscate
himself u osAers.
He lss grua issisfzrsn, clerks
drive away has buasnesA
he trusted isoonpetrzt friea.ls
with TesPousibls Posinnns
He would nos ehzngs fai-ly zDoa
methods tor hener onex.
He did things 0ver an5 oTsr zzs1a
because he Iacksd system.
He ihoughs be knew al there
was 10 krOw abous his busfnesL
He tired 10 sconouize By csittug
down ais advertising spPropriatoa-
he was q good, hoaesi man bsf
he dad not do business in bDsizssg
way. = lOrison Swrtt Mardeu, "a
"Sucoess-"J
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
Frisco System 10 6uihTls
TWO TRAINS oAiLYI

The Capital Of Oklahoma Is now
reached via the Frisco system 2s3o
y. M. train from ST. Louis; the 1910
a. IN. train from Kansas city, arrive
at Guthrie Sos a. m.. 100o y. n train
from st. Louis; the ll;5o y. m. train
from Kansas City arrives s;i5 p. m.
The return service Go the North and
East is equally convenient
ON this new line of railway, thirty
eight miles distant from Chandler,
the following stations are located,
via, Lowe, Dudley, Mcrrick, lconium
and Taylor. The extension opens a
new field in Fertile Oklahoma, ofcr-
ing golden opportunities TO those
seeking homes or Investments.
Ia purchasing tiekcts. avail your
self OF the shortest aud quickest
route from st Louis or Kansas City
Frisco System.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
waInnl 49, y 3 Chnreh.

inere viii be preaching AZ the
Walnut Street M. Z. Church next
Sunday at II a. m. by the pastor.
Sunday School at o:45 a. m.
Junior League at ago p. m.
Epworth League at 6:3o p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1880.
AT 1880 p. m. Sunday there will
be union services held in the NJ. E.
Church. South.
CHAs. Z. JAMES, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
How to Make slonsy.

Agents Of either sex should to-day
write Marsh Manufacturers Co. -
Lake Street. Chicago. fnr cuts and
particulars Of their handsome Alum
inum Card Case with your maine en-
gravea on il and hsiea with ISe Cali
ing or Buslness Cards Everybody
orders ttem. Sample Case and fca
Cards. postpaid. soe. This Case and
100 Cards retail AZ = yeats. xon
have only 10 show s4mpie 20 ssrurc
an order. Send soc at once for rase
and Ice cards OF send 1Ac sor le0
cards without easc.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
Attention
farmers.

Why remaln in the North
and stay in doors six months
Ia the year consuming what
you raise during the other
six months?
Go South where you can
work out doors every month
In the year, and where you
are producing something the
year round. II you are a
stock raiser you know your
stock are now eating their
heads orr and, besides, have
20 he protected from the rig
Ors of winter by expensive
shelter.
Economical stock feeding
requires the combina tion Of
both fiesh-forming and fat
forming foods ia certain pro-
portions. Alaba ma and
Florida produce IN abund-
ance the velvet bean and,cas-
sava, the first a flesh pro-
ducer. and the latter n fat
producer, and they are the
cheapest and best fattening
materials known to the world
More money can he made
and with less labor, in gem
eral farming. fruit and berry
growing and truck garden
Ing along our road in the
South than IN any other sec
ton Of the Union.
II you are Interested and
desire further Information on
the subject, address
G. A. PARK.
GraT ImmlcrsusE & Industrial Agent
louisville a Nashville X. n. Co,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31

We have this story from Gelet
Burgess, eo-suthCr with VIII Irwin
Of "rhe Reign Of Queen Isyl." a.
bout George AIDE. whose last book
Of character sketches in pure En-
glish, "ln BaJel, seems to be
making him a new reputation; "A
short time ago Mr.. AIDE received q
mos, fiau ring epis,le from . Young
gentleman OF the drug persuasion in
little West Virginia ,oNu. Th,s
gentleman declared thai be though,
Mr. AIDE a splendid writer, aud
that be thought Mr. AIDES stores
''just fine, and 'awfnlly amusing
and was quite suTs Mr.. AIDE him.
sels was jus, as nice as be could be-
The letter was signed something
like 'Yougs in devoted flisudship,
John Smith. Ia course OF aime Ma
AIDE wrote back eouvsu,ionally, say.
ng thar he appreciated the writer,
kind woFds, eie. A week or 80 e
lapssd and Mr. AIDE neoeised isle-
gram as follows, irola West Yin.
ginia; grandmother died ,od AZ,
John Smith. ''-MeCinres.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31

WANTED D--ATRUsTwoRTHY
gentleman or lady IN each county 10
manage business for an old estab-
lished house oi solid financial stand
ing. A straight bona fldc weekly
salary u $500 paid by check each
Monday with all expenses dlr,ct
from headquarters. Money ndvanc-
ed for expenses. Enclose addressed
envelope. Manager Hb Coxton
Bldg, Chicago. tJ2l
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
First Presbyterian Church.

There will be preaching servie'
next sunday at II a. m. and 7:3'
p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1890.
Sunday School at 9:4S a. m.
Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m.
Senior Endeayor at 6:so p. m.
w. b. CHANCELLOR,
Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

visit to bis family.
Mr. Brilliant. Of Mnpleton. Kas.,
was in the cisy Lass week locking
after some matters Of business.
Miss Sue Marsh, Of Buckser,
No. is visiting Mrs. ". T. Msrsh
and family during the holidays.
Miss Abbie Barnett took a Christ-
mas trip to Kansas City Friday
last. She will be absent about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Tygsra and
family, including Flaye and wife.
ate Christmas dinner with Capt P.
J. TYgard, at Batter.
Capt. Jas VanBeathusen was IN
the city las, week making = holiday
VISIT to his son, Prof. c. T. Van
Benihusen, and other friends.
Hon. D. a. DeATmOud has re-
turned from Washington aud viii
spend the holidays at home, return
ing when Congress opens Jau'Y q,
1904.
c. L. Phifer and son Lyndon,
were called to California, Nc,
their former home, last week, bv
the serious illness Of Mr.. Phifer's
mother.
Jas. A. Brown, Of Danforth, No.,
superintendent Of Haven & Cos,
coal mine, and his wife, arc ir the
city visiting and looking after sone
business matters.
Col. F. J. Wiseman, of the En-
terpTise, and his family, took
Christmas dinner with Mrs. Wise
mans parents up near LOuisburg,
Kansas. They had a day Of splen-
did enjoyment.
The Christmas trade Of our mer-
enan's was very good judging by
the press Caris,mas eve. Christ
mas day was quiet after the early
morning trade was over. everybody
evidently taking their Chrisitnss
dinner with relish and enjoyment.
Young Clarence Jackson was ae-
eiden,ly killed, just east of Spruce.
"Wednesday OF last week, bY the
unexpected discharge Of a gun be
was trying to get out Of a wagon
loaded with household goods. The
young man was instantly killed by
being shot IN the head.
Rev. E H. Williamson, OF the
Christian church a, Butler, has re-
signed his pasiorste to take effect
January sIst next. lie has been
with the church about a year and
bis resignation was rather unex.
peeted but without friction and with
good feeling existing all round.
a shooting serape occurred down
near the Pacific house Christmas
day. late in the afternoon, that in.
wolves a young man that ought 10
have known better. aud the porter
abou, the house, in which the poS.
ter came out second best Fogtu.
nsiely the man was not ~ seriously
hurt as was Al first supposed. The
bullet simply ept = rim arssnd his
bread basket, waich will lay him
up Tor awhile, hul will uos uuin the
basket
We visited the Fenton 4 Cos.
mine eaa Of ,oNn the fss Of the
week and found they were getting
about ready to pat more men 10
work. They have graded a good
road from the mine to tie eogposs-
non line whiSh iasursS thea a good
road to haul coal GA il mos, any
kind Of weather. They are putting
things sboas the m'ne ia the bss,
shape Of any OF the small mines thss
Ne havs visited "a these parts aad Il
surely iooks ike thsy woeid sooa be
ahle 70 employ q numbsr of men IN
kst,,..s.,,, a.. l.sL.. 4.......t a.. a..
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
IAInAGt HOUSE DRUG STORE,
puY YouR rERFuMEs nERE

WE Carry PALMER'S CELEBRArED
PERFuMns. TuE vEEY nEsr MADE
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31
st. Louis q North
Arkansas Railway

Connects at seligmAn with the -
Is0als and San Francisco. New time
card ia effect sunday June. -. 1902
MORNING TRAINS.
No. ! Lv. EuFekA spgs, 5;6Qa. M.
AZ. Sbligman $50 q, n.
No. 2 Ly. SeligmAn T;i0 a. IN,
Ar. Eureka HpinEs ss0i .. Ea.
RvgNIN0 TRAINS.
No. Lv. Eureka Spings 6;5S p. M.
AT. SeiiKman. 6;io y, ul.
No. Lv. SellGman 1.ih p. M.
Ar. Eureka Syringe 6;02 p. ne.
No. 7 Lv. Eureka Sprlngs $50 y IN.
AT. Seligman a;20 , En.
No. s Lv. Seligman $50 p. ni.
AZ. Eureka Springs i0,tT p. m.
Connection lfOm Rich Hin. Mo.
made with che Frisco via the Pacific
At Carthage, or via the Memphis ~
Nichols Junction,
A handsome new Pamphlet Guide
30 Eureka Springs ~ q Health Resort
has been iasued, with new beautiful
Illustrations. A copy sent free 20 any
address. Address al inquiries aud
orders 10 Geo. West, Manager Eureka
Syringe, Ark.
GEO. WEST Manage.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-12-31

0ea<raa faasangsf AEeah
81. Louis. Ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27

dalanene epa centea eiores resutaos
los casos esa nicada la Emulsion de Scott
La muy eSceente Emulsion de Scott
pre magnfco reuados
pumonares smpe graves EN- la erofula bronqus raqumo
y Tnfatismo, etc - DR. Francisco Penichet Habana
Don Antonio Moreno Daz medcna ciruga
dene La Habana cerfca raous
debdad organica Emulsion Scott sienpre con resuad
maravillosos..
oernco que hace mucho tempo epeando Emulsion de
Scott ca todos los donde
tado maraviloso - Dr. Miguel Carrillo Habana
Dice brevnente Ell Doctor Dapao de la Habana que
mace tempo vne ndcando arga prcca medca La
de Scott obeniendo sempre los sasactorios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27
LOS JUICES DE- LAS CORTES
10 QUE DICE MR. HARLAN
NUEsTRO DIsENTIMIENTO

mSnt1r los sueldos, no 81 oil eaminc
de eoHssguir busHos miniBtFos de-
In ley, pu0s los mismos sueldos de
AhoFa, tuvisrop los iuacss Bscsrra,
ClBalduc, Viaa Oehoteco, de Diego,
AldPgY, Aeuns, Quifionss, L.OredF,
Aeosta y NadGl S1nt2 Coloma, ;
todos sssos Srss~qu sxeapei6n de
don jose do ID sgo-fusrCn saeri6
cados p0r pAsionss b&staFdas, todos
llenSRon eoE cisneiA In delicadk
misi6a que ne les eneomando siB
que RpRFsEca nm dato en- contraFfo
On al departamsnto Dc iuaticia.
EstimRmoa, pues, qus oil msjor
eamino para moP&liSar- In admins
tF9ci0n de justicia eonsists en- no
eIsgir para ala amigos y pRnisgu&-
dos del gobierno; q titsras poiiti-
COS; sino Q indivlduos Rptog, pYaS
eindisndo, hAata donds sea possible,
de las inf aanoias de pArtidos.
Lo ctro, 10 seon6nieo ss secun
dario.
Ouando 90 hsgA como 10 indica
mos nogotEos. sntoncsB so raBtable-
GERS IR pas r1bliea y versmos an
ffenadoR los eamoPriatRs, q los
eR1as. o los gaApstonss; y los vagos
dc eacio que Sc hArtan CON sl "a
lsrdon que Fseibsn On sus eonti
nu9g turbuleneiAs, 80 busearAn In
vida On IN tallsr gus les dignidque
y les lsyAnte . ID cOnsIdaPaei6n de
los dsm6s hombrss.
Psro misntrAs esas kibilas Dc
Rsk. hallen In com plicidAd de sHs
fechorfAs en- juscss que les prote-
ien y las assuelvsn, NO pueda des.
ApAreesY el m9lestAr de In fsIa, pa-
HA dsscK6dito dc los pusrtorriqus'
nos 8 continentAIes que tomAn
parts aetivA 8 pasiva en- esesnas
boehornosas que aquf no sstkbs
mos Aeostum bEMdoe.
Es msnester dar nm ssgg3 O ta
sitnRci6n pressnte, llsv&n0o n las
eortes do dissrito ID intsIiganeiA
10 buenR rs, poF in trRnQuilidad
del pafs y sI prestigio del slsmanto
americana que rige sus destlnos.
Juan Prim.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27

En una dc las 6'timaH Eesionsa
del Conssio Ejssutivo, Rl prssen-
taPaa oil preanpuasto dc Ioe tEibU.
males do DisArits, sl Attorney ca.
neral alAv6 una buanR bRRdsrillA
q los rspublieAnos.
DIio RsfiPi6ndose A los iuaGss que
era nscesaFio q1s 60 AumnntHrAn
sus susidoE, pnss GsoLo Asfs po-
dKf&n obtsneKsa buencs juriSsoR-
eultoE que dSseDp'M' 'Saa t1ias
puastns " GyUERAN CUMPLIDoREs
TIELES DE 81 DEBER
Lo euAl qniers deeiR tmplfcitA-
mants, an bueu eastsllAno, que no
90 sAtlsfActoriA In eon&ucsA de los
AatuRlsn tueeea de I9s O9Rtss de
iuatIala, auyos nombr&miantos sn.
ere paF&ntssiS) los hicisYon los re.
pubIieSnos seAysndo-sAlv0 hon"
Kosas eXc@peionas-en eoRrsligio'
nRTios suyos.
Son muy amaTgas lAs fraSes del
ssfior Harlan y, poR eisgtoi di6aFen
mueho del sRitsVio que coRgignA oil
KobeYARdo On su msns9ta o lR &e'
1ual lsginlatnTa pero en- aqusllAS
aMeontRAmos eieYtA exaRsR1ei0n
m1k An Au9hbkO uU3V 0W APESSt&k
las 0osAB.
Ma vsrdAd que en- las Corsas de
dfstFito hay Algo sDfsFino, Algo
dshAdo, Ago eorFupto, RlRo que NO
sirvs.
Y poF ESQ Se impons 10 sslseci6n,
pKeviando las eonsscueReiAs del
eonA1gio. No obSb&nts, los eArgos
&c pFotsPvia 8 de inSptItud NO pna-
den nj han dsbido dirigirss dc min
RunA mAneTR, RN AB5cLuTo, puGs
V0mos On diehAs OortsB 6 psREoRAs
de valimisnto que, poR su honoFA-
bilidAd nunea desmsntida, honFan
nnsstrA mRglstrAturA.
Son los menos-IdoloRogA ReAli-
dadl--pero q elloa no dsba AlcAnSAr
oil honorable attorney CON In durs.
u 10 de ess iuicio quo hisn sAbemos
ha obtsnido Mr.. Harlan tTAs ma
GuPo An&lisis dc 10 situAel6n del
pals.
Por otra partly disIntisndo del
paRsesr del Attorney gsnsr&l-au.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27
LIN nino herido
EN- SAN JUAN

E niAo Francisco G.mSnsx fpe
arFollado On San Juan por nm va,
hfeulo. Feeihisndo hsTidAs de con.
sidsraei6n.
GimensS eorrfa gritsndo con
okroa muchAehos, dssRks de m CO.
chs on que iba In gsnta d o nm bau.
tiso, para qEe ie AFroiAFAn su aga
las
So Aaagura que sl GuriSa no tn.
vo niDgan& cuiPa ca oil senaible
incidents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27

El hoae ibA abandsRAdo. y la Insignia al
vIsnso dssplsgAda popa, era 10 hAnasra pukr.
borriq 1tns.
Jniio Aennas may laios De su pasrfs, en-
un cottage del Canada, mantsnfa vivo ii in.sn.o
safino a 10 sn hnaua isIa nat;va ls inapirA, y
on horas dedfendes fDtimas expansionss. re-
eorriA On IN bota 81 San LoYenso, mian1ras
some dsmossraci6n do no sxIinto vsensrdo.
a lucIa on ~ ca smoaFeaei0n In insignia b ,raldiea
DC 50 pobrs tiarra san nasnssssrosa de iustIeia.
os IN vigoFosa dafsnss, dsI Unconditional AMOR
do ans hitoa.
SSbrs Ias traEanlIas agaAa dsl g,gantsseo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27

rio, dsslisabAss 10 bAres y snaonesa vArfos va
pores americanos ipgissss pasaron ai largo.
Maisisad do marinoa ~ alssnssron 9 var
si dimiaaao bots. sgo.paronss Ii obrs musr-
h,y ai erzEarss con o.. pForrumpisron ea
ruidosos apiAasos Orlando aIsgrsmsnts:
--EHarrs. por sl sqasns qusrido Pnarso
Rieol.... Hnreai
Hsnna, do pie % 81 hots. sAindaha s~,.
sanoo al Sombfaru mfenefaa Adj .on gsfs
conssTsoa- fHurrs.... poF raf famas oIvIds.
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