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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
Mine Statistics.

Figures given out by the State Mine Inspector today as to the output of coal for the year 1902 show total of 10,32s- isS tons, an increase over the previous year of 1.S5s,l76 tons. The report shows that 1899 men were employed about the mines of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
Street Improvement.

Superintendent of Streets John Shanna- han has his force of city convlcts em- ployed in preparing Alabama Street east
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
10 CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine rablets Al druggists refund the money if 1t falls to cure E. ": Grove's signature is on each box. 25o
 tu-th-Sa-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
The News of Birmingham

Coroner Paris has been working on the case quietly ever since. A warrant will issue charging Brewer with the robbery and murder of Brewer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
Trial Postponed.

The trial of May Belle Upton and An- gelina Ross. colored, charged with at- tempting to assist prisoners to escape. was to have been had before Justice of the Peace I. David Lloyd today, but was postponed until Monday.
 1t Is alleged the women smuggled a file, hack saw and some acid into Tom Tipton, John Tipton. Wilson Ross, Will Long and Joe Lawrence. who were con- fined in the county jail The prisoners were using the material when they were discovered by Jailer 3abcock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

J. H. Williams is now foreman of the paint shop in the Southern Railway shops Mir. Williams succeeded W. H. Smith. who recently moved from Selma. He has number of friends who learn with pleasure of his advancement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
Advertiser Bureau,

selma, FGD. 0. f
 The ease of the State against Ephraim Firth, charged with the murder of Will liam Cookery. was taken up this rnorn- inG by the City Court. which was oc- cupied all day with ths trial, The State ouarfeps whiis the aefsDss r is reprs.entsd by Judge George H. Craig and R. H. Mangl m. The trial is attracting much attention and the court room was filled
 The jury empanelled for the trial cen- tains none Of the jurors employed in the case of the State against Thomas A. Nichols, who was convicted ofthe same crime as Firth is charged with, and con- R. L. Hunter. Robert A. Hunter. P. H. Caileh, Will Bell. Lee Ellis. Joseph Walk ST. Eugene McCauley. Albert Cook, J. G. Craig and R.. A. Logan.
 Dispensary Bill to Be Introduced.
 Hon. H. F. Reese and E. Lamar have returned from Montgomery. where, yes- terday, they presented to the legislators of Dallas County the bill which, If pass ed, will provide for an election on the subject of 'dispensary" or mo dispen- sary'' for the city of Selma, and which. II It's result favors a dispensary, provides Tor the establishment of dispensary in House of Representatives by Repfesen- tative Starr and into the Senate by Sena- tor William B. Craig.
 Mir. Reese stated to a representative of The Advertiser today that the bill as presented to the representatives of Dal- las County is materially difei ent from the first draft, The most noticeable al iteration isl in the elimination of the sec ton providing for dispensary electo- rate which is to be self-perpetuating. this clause having been judged inexpedient and possibly unconstitutional. The bill In the main is based on the Florence dis pensary bill.
 The profits of the dspensary, accord ing to a clause in the bill, are to be dis trlbuted as follows:
 The State license Is to be paid; an amount equal to the amount now received by the county from whiskey licenses is to be paid the county: $12, GOO is to be paid the city; of the remaining revenues, Is per ed Charities 8 per cent is 10 be paid the public schools of Selma: 60 per cent is to be devoted to civic improvement of Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

Calvin Young. Jr., has returned from a business trip to Boston. On his way home MT. Young spent day with his father. Representative Calvin Young. who is convalescent after serious ill., ness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

Rt. Rev. Charles M Beckwith of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Ala bama was the guest of his friend J. NJ. Ba- ker. Bishop Beckwith left this afternoon for Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

Mrs. George H. Craig. who has been i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. O. Blakey is much better and is expect ed to return to Selma tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

Miss Nell Blackwell, who is a student at the Girls Industrial School in Monte. vallo. is visiting her parents. Sheriff and Mrs. F. M. Blackwell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07


 
  Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound"
 FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN. If there anything which special advice write freely to Mrs. Pnkham will letter. such wide treating female ills has helped hundreds of thousands address ish if you do not accept her kind invitation. @E000 andd ydiaE F., Pir Nas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

Judge and Mrs R.. l.. Wood who are the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Jones leave tomorrow for their home in Mon tana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
Don't wait until your suferings have driven you to despair, with your nerves al Shattered and your courage gone.

Help and happiness surely awaits Mrs Fnkhams advice Disease makes irritable and easily children aud household due such need the counsel and help who understands the peculiar troubles of her woman Mrs Pnkham who with her famous medicine Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have restored sick dis couraged health happiness than other Her address is Lynn Mass, and her advice free Write today not wait
 WM not the volumes letters made strong by Lyda Pnkhams Vegetable Compound vince others of the virtues of this great medicine? When medicine successful in a cases Is justice without trying beneve it would help me?"
 Surely cannot wish to remain weak and sick and dis rouEaged exhausted with each engagement of the feminine Lydia E Pinkhas Vegetable Compound. It will surely help you
 Mrs. Emile Scoring, 174 St. Ann's Ave-, New
 York City, writes:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

HAM :-H women who always blue and depressed and nervous would take Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound they would find it the medi- cine they need to bring them to more cheerful frame of mind. was terribly worried and downcast,
 and was thin and bloodless. My back ached all the time, mo matter how hard I tried to forget it or change my position to ease it, and the pain at the base of my brain bad that I sometimes thought that would grow crazy; had the blues so much and was always depressed could not seem to shake them of half of the time did not to
 have the courage to do my work everything
 seemed to go wrong with me, and was always 2 worrying and fearing the worst I began to - & take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- - pound. After the first few doses load seemed
 lifted from my shoulders, felt better in every
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07

Indictment for murder-Appeal from
 Circuit Court of Baldwin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07


I'm Ia noche que sigui6 & la que
ocurfi6 todo esto, habfa una reu-
MON numeFOsa en- Ell salon del cas-
tilIo de BeIlombre y en- Ia chimeuea
ardfR IN gran fneRo. CUatro per
sonas jngabsn al whist. tres char
labsn al calor de Ia chimenea y Dna
cuarta, Ia bArcDesa de Rupert,
sentada ante IN baatidor. Sc entire
etenis en- bordor.
Les cDatro jugsdores ersn: Ell ba-
ron q Morft ntsine. el hijo de su
hermapa vizccDde,de IL KorlieTe,
81 otro sobrino baron de Pssse
Croix v el cCronel de bGsaTes que
aIguDts mesfs sntes esta0s q e
ghsfDicicn eD poitieTs, y el mifmo
sl Que re habis prereDfadr Ell co
mALdsLte Hector de Main HsTuye
dtclsTsndole que ibs ceteTtsr
LAs tIfs peIfCDss Que babli bsn
Alrfcedtr del fus 60. eTsD el cUrs
Bells II Dtsipe, puebiecillo if mt0is
tG:el ttTo ktLI1T & DEB general y In
joveD fetal ce bdesres.
f. fsTitsD ei ctItDelfe slols-
bal fn fl csstillo 20 G. mps ia &c
uDts fJeiUfs tcAcFfce ctl p1lmer
escIscItD. e. Tst1t ffftts ofsFmf.
pado pOr efcuadfas en- las gTsD5ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07

y euintas de los alrededores y Ia
tropa hs bia llegado aquella mafia-
ma sntes de romper Ell dfs.
El marques, antique general del
Imperio y cOmpa hero de armas Gel
veteTano coronel, lie recibio como
q nu amigo en- cuantO supo su nom-
bre. Por ira parte, ell corunel.
Que habfa coDocido en- Poitiers G
mUchas de las personas que In
ssz6n Sc haitian en- Ell Bocsge. no
estaba muy cunteD to cor 81 mi
sion.
Eu cuando al general le costaba
tTs bsjo oIvidsr que eE 1tro tie mpo
bahia hecho In guerra qua il Ven.
dee hscia la saxon, J 90 toma'
ha parte en- ella era pcroue las
opiniores Que hatia msDifestado
6esde ell 1914 Sc 10 pTC hibfsn.
En- el ftLdo quizss estsbs con
lee hpaDes; pero no guerra ccDfe-
ssrlo y tsnfs tsDto miedo Que 10
stivtr sseD.. que sc puso Duy con.
teDtO al yer Que sc slf isbs en- su
castillo pD dektscsn eptO De btisa-
res fstsbleciendo allf 81 cuartel
/ gspfval.
Ei cura De Bellef6 ntsine,. ioven
sacerdote dc una diocksis leiana,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
(OIe9iO de Ia. J "a. Ense1dnzd
Sc 0dnaSten tEZetnaqaos 69ate2mos y erter9e0s
SAN JUAN GALE DEL SoI, Mum Il.

- Director. PEDRO MOCz0 BANIET. -
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un caracter esencialmente practice
y abraza: la esaSe91aaaz1 pa'fzada'fd cor
ptetG; In p9'epGa'Gct02a para isaga'eSd9' ep
las U2sf0erSSd0deS; la Tesseda<YiG de LII.
bros, A7'ftza6tScG MercG7ata Y ESc1'5ta17-a
en- maGQa<Sssstt0, y por ultimO, DSba<jO,
PSsate<90 Y MatsScG. Para la ensenanza
del Ingles cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana. La c4tedra de Comercio es-
t. q cargo del TenedOr de LibrOs de
un0 de los Bancos de esta Capital FL
COLEGIO tiene su ReglQnsen:O Int.
aToa' que Sc enviara los padres que 10
sOliciten.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
Una imprenta
Sc vENDE EN- PONCE.

Consta de m de- cien csjas de fipos
de t0das clases. y tiene todos los acce.
sorios necesarios para hscer IN peri6.
dico cuaIquier trabajo tipografico que
SO pida
Tiene una prensa de pedal grande,
moderna, que g. silenciosa, da una
magnifica impression: consta tambien de
una prensa de sacar pruebas.
Los tipos SO hallan en- magnifico as.
tado: hay tipo c0mun en- abundancia,
muchos titulares, escrituras, cliches,
OrIas fOn los &c &.
PreciO excesivamente raZonable.
Dirigirse d don Simon Rojas Ne.
gron, POnce, Plaza Principal. P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
BfBLTOTEOA DE sLA nEMOORAO1A..

foataine, q cuyo tado hsbfa vueito
la baroness viuda, pEssba ell In
vierno en- Poitiers.
Ri hombre polftico De- 'arAcfa
ante ell enamorado; Ell de
soldado hizo 10 demas.
El regtmieoto es una fsDilias
los compsffaros de arma vieLen q
ser hermsnos. y deepues de TODD,
blanca 8 tricolor Ia bandera que se
sigue sno es siempre Ia de Ia pa
triar Hector fue. pues. de g1arni-
ci6n Poitiers.
Pnitiers es esa ciudsd de provfn.
cia de ralles anlitari rias, de aspecto
triste y O. fi8dor con ell sire aitivo
de IN caba:lero de otros tiempos;
en- la antigua ciudad parlamenta-
ria fn donde todo es tranquilo.
aostero. y an la que, sunQue Sc ha-
". cbolido ell toque de Gubre fnego.
todos Sc acuestan temprsuo , las
GALES estan mas desiertss en- Guam.
TO suena I'm Ultima cam panada de
las doce. que los paseos de IN ce-
meptsrio.
El vieio general Mnrfontsine ha-
bftsba en- Poitiers en- IN antique
hotel e6ifcsdo entire IN pa tio y
m jsrdfn y en- oil barrio mas
| aislado de aquella. ys pur Of sLii-
sarfs, poblsci6n. En el extreme
| del jsrdfn 20 levantaba Tn pabell6n
/ que Ia bsronesa dc Rupert habfa
/ elegido para ella, instalandcse en-
/ 6l. Detras del jardfn y del pabe-
H Hon pssaba una csiietuela estrecha
Il Y tortuosa que bajabs ii rio.
II sQue pasaha alli todas las mo-
II chesg
II Nadie hubiera pcdido decirlo d
II punto flo; pero nm homhre envuel-
90 en- una cspa % dsslizhha hacia
ii Ell psbell6n. = uns puerta se cerra'
II bs detr6s dc 6l.
II Hector no pennaha en- retirarse
/ del servicio. Asf 81 pssarnn mochoa
/ meses.. Con frccnrncia pedfa licen.
cia y se iba algna0s disa q Main
u Hsrdye.
II Ell conde, que - habia hechc
II dejar nor mperto en- las GALES dc
II Parfa, dursnte lss iornadas dc Ju-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07

cualquiera que sea So col lr. ei
estandsfLe de Ia patria Sno hace
palpitar ell corazhn estando frente
del enemtgos sQai9o es ell soldado
que deserts J envatna su espada
cuando el tambor del regimiento
toca generalaP
Hector permaneci6 en- las fiias.
y en- elias hizo In primera campafia
de Africa, bnscando siempre la
mDerte. sin encLntrarla nunca.
On dfa recibi6 una carta de
Frapcia.
Esta carta tenfa solamente dos
lfneae H6la aquf:
xSi no hsbeis muerto. 10 arros-
treis Ia D'uerte, y d pesar del odio
de nuestrss fsmilias, esperad. Soy
viuda. DIANA.1
Esta carta llegsbs q Hector al
mismo tie-apo que Ell nombramien-
90 de iffe de escuadr6n la ma fians
de una bstslla.
El coronel Rupert Sc habfa bati-
do en- dess flo auince dfas antes y
recibido IN balazo en- Ia frente..
Diana era libre.
LA muerte no me hs queridO
hasta ahors. murmrr6 Hector des-
pues de leer ests carts; y muy bfen
podrfa suceder que muriese en- La
bstaila de hoy.
Hector 50 engsfiabs. En- squella
batslia una bala 6vabe le srranc0
ls nueva characters; y volvt6 al
camps mento con Ell un,forme acri-
billado, pero sin IN rasgufio, sin
una confusion en- 81 cuerpo.
Algunos dfas despues 81 regi-
miento recibi6 orden de volver d
Frsncia. Era q fines de 1880.
FL descendieDte de los antiques
chusnes pens6 otra vez mas en- PIE.
sentsr 81 dimisi6n, pues no querfa
servir 81 Dueso regimen. Pero una
cirGupstancia fOrtnita s. 10 tmPi'
did por entonces.
La prdep que llsmaba & 50 regi-
miento a FrancIa Ia sefiafaba a
P.itiers per gusrnici6n. Ahora
bien. 81 general marques de Nor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07

Ha CiPculad0 Ell este pu0DlO Ia Me-
moria 8 cosa parecida que al Honorable
Gobernador al Pueblo de Puerto Rico
diriie ell AyuntamientO de Lar"s, de con-
formihad con la Secci6n 20 de la ley
Municipal.
En- ell referido iocumento Sc trata
con mex actitudes de- desacTeditar la
administration anterior para ganar fa'
ma H. actual. como este no es justO,
vamos a ocuparnos dc la Memoria de re-
erencia
Empiezs ell Concejo por expresar
oue So refiare los asuntOs administra'
fivOs ca general. nrrespondientes al
eierci.io de 1903 j 1904, y aqui esta ell
nrimer error, pues este empez6 en- pri
nero de Julio pr0xim0 pasadO, Y ell
no Sc puede referir tOdavia.
Sc dice que en- el a1o econ6mico que
termin6 ell dia 30 de JUNO anterior, OBJ
tnvo ell Municipic uA ingresO 6en1dS as
centente la cantidad de S2379 90 v
oue SO hicieron ecOnOmfas pOr $50 40,
total $3.50 A; cuya existencia es la que
entendemos dsbe existir en- GAIA y 40 la
nua resuita ca el balance de $l459-43,
i no es falsO 10 priInerO que Sc indica.
Sc afrma que ell presupueStC de gas
tos del yuntamien5O federal mOntaha a
s25 - 33 con un sObrante de $96l2 SO,
Y es tai la ignOrancia de nuestrOs con-
frincantes en- asuntOs ADMINISTRATORS,
oue cunfunden aquel presup puesto refun
dido con ei ordinario que solo ascendia
a $l42 Q.
Consigna la MemOria en- question
Que cuandO Sc hiZo cargo la actual Cor
poracl6n solo habla de existencia en
Gaia $65 81, pero tambien indlca que los
IrgresOs Ell ii primer semestre de Julio
a Diciembre mOntarOn Ia caDtidad de
81, ,5S8. .6S los gastOs So. SOB IT. re
suitando $3.50 sobrantes en- GAIA y no
la oCPa suma expresada, pOr 10 que que
da manifesto la contradiction
Ademas seguidanente recjbierOn la
remesa de TesOreria pOr una cantidad
de considsraci0a, que debio haberse in
gresadO antes de hacerse cargo ell nuevO
AyuntamientO.
ST On ell segundO semestre ascendie
ron los ingresos con la existencia a
s7,77l 81 y los gastos Ia suma de
S6,3 quedan sObrantes 81 450.Sl y no |
: |, ,459.43 que SO indican.
Segun el dOcumento 4 que nos re-
ferimos Sc hirierOn econOmi IS por va
lOr de S l60A5 resulta del mismo es-
tadO que Sc presenta que este no es /
cierto como pasamOs a demostrarlo:
En- suscripci6n d <La Gaceta> dejo |
de invertirse segun la <Me-
mOria2 $3. 90
COmpra reparaci0n de faroIes 8. 45
FraDqueO de La CORES pondencia Ia. 4
Y lies para provision de in
cendio $50.
Imprevistos 80. 90
Atenciones de la Junta de Sa-
nidad Il. 72
ID edicinas enferm0s pObres 3. &&
Material para Ell Hospital <3. 03
Estancias de enfermos EN- ell
Hospital al. SO
Material para ell Registr0 Civil 4 "A. ~<
Total 5 l46.75
no s 100. 45
como Sc estampa en- la GMemoria~ of
cial:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
Fl AyuntdmientO Iepubi(dnO de LdeS
Y Ia MpmOEid de Sd administration

POr Otra parte para suscripciOn
xLa Gaceta1 habIa cOnsignadOs en- pre-
supuestO Uef7ate u I'm pesos, solo Sc in
virtieron 5.25 en ell p 60 del primer
trimestre pOrque luegO Sc suspendi6 la
publication de aquel peri0dicO, de ma
nera que los 3 I5 70 de diferencia son
los que deben aparecer soorantes, y no
tres dollars que indica el documento
que rebatimoS.
siliOs para pravensi6n de incendiOs~
aparecen gastadOs ciegs dOLaYS cuandO
tOdOs sabemOs que no Sc ha adquiridO
un balde nj una hacha siqulera, para
un case desgraciado de incendio; de mo
do que esta partida debia aparecer in
tacta tOda vez que no So detico la
compre de los utiles indicados para
cOmhatir en- SScaso dado al vnraz ole
mento. esta ell pueblo sin aque los pa
ra defensa de sus intereses.
De la partida cOnsignada para <ma.
tanza enterramientO de perrOsD. no
habia dispuestO el anterior Ayuntamien
to nj ell actual la ha invertidO tampocO
en- extirpaP la raZa ca.ina tOda veZ
que aquella en- vez de disminuir ha au
mentado cOnsiderahletnente.
De la partida ~Gastos escritoriO de
la Alcaldia1 quedarOn Ia disposition
del nuevo AyuntamientO $28.05 y no
$24. 90 como Sc afrmaba Adem que
do existencia de todo 10 necesario en-
abun iancia.
De- la partida <Franqueo de la CO.
rrespondencia solo SO h4bian invprtidO
81 dollars quedando Al para los dos tri
mestres siguientes, y asi son todOs los
en- question.
La dauda los meiicOs titulares y
la de instruction que SO hace referen
cia no pertenecen al presupuestO de que
So trata La primera fue una fsclama
ci6a que hicieron al GobiernO los Of.
ciales de Sanidad y aquel orden6 fo les
pagara, y Ia seguDda pertenece al foneo
de jubilaciones que dispusO tambien u
1ObiernO Sc pagase consignandol0 en-
No es la verdadera existencia que
iebia haher en- GAIA la que 50 indica CO.
no positiva en- la 4Mem0riao. 81 tenemOs
en cuenta que antes de esa liquidacioh
lei presupuestO debierOn remitirse LIZA |
zOLJd2.S a la Junta de caminOs, pOr
;anto "a existencia seria de Sl85 43.
Ninguna obra nj reparaci0n de i'm
ha hechO ell COncejO actual |
iurante los OchO meses que lleva en- la /
publica. NADIA en- GALES |
7 caminOs, Ell puente del &aDon> esta an |
quail estado. Ia Cal con que So embarro |
az murallas del atrio de la iglesia desa
Esto en- cuanto a la Sacci6n de Eyre |
os del presnpuesto que la de ingresOs |
ian sabido calIar que fue cuando mas SO
'ecaud6 de Hos arbitrios munic' pales, |
,sto es en- los seis meses de la Corpora
ion anterior.
:. Nosotros desesmos la vista del ms |
)pctor de cuentas municipales Mr. HOlJs |
,ara que SO diafaDicen estos asunt0s.
Cantar bien, D no caDtar
En- ell campo es difarente
Pero delante de gente
Cantar bien nO.cantar.
4ares. CANDELARIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07

Oinco m'nutns despdes Grano de
Sa trepaDdo q a.terraza diio:
-lLns azulesI lLos sEules vie
neul No hay que perder un mo-
mento.
Hector cogi6 4 Diana en- sus
brszos, 10 estrerh6 entire ellCs y Ia
dio ell tittimo beso.
-Adios, dIjo: hasts mafiana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07

-lOh. 90. no, Heotor, no ven-
gas, te 20 suplicol exeiam0 la baro-
mesa trsstOrOada.
-lE>t8s local Por en- medic de
las liamas pssarfa por verte. Hasta
maflan2.
Y diciendo este salt6 por Ia ven
tana q la terraas y de esta al jsrdfn
seguido siempre de Grano de Sal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
Victor Huste
fCua~.~- i. n mIs--A

NuUssUT u5 U' AIHauuJ
Sam Jw@m do Puerto Kkh@O
Joyas y brillantes. Relojes de todar
classes y de la acreditada marca
<TINAUD PATENT,
Lentes y espejuelos con cristales
de Roca. Cubiertns y srticulos de
aovedad propios para regalos.
Agente de Eastman Kodak & 90
Canaras y productos fo.ografcos.
Sc rsmiten eatalogos:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
R0BER?oGRAHAa INGENlER0, M.ll.l.M
Taller de Maqunaria Herreria Fundci6n
Carreteria. Ponce, Pto.-Rico


dimento v yeconom
IL vfaf odosl
MOTORES DE PEEROLEO snclo eoon6m
PORTO - =
de cult de
fuarts, ivianosy v
cias lngenlos o. d. Marina 25
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
LINEA FERREA DEL OESTf

Itinerario de Trenes Vapores que re
gira desde ell dia 20 de Noviembre
de 1902.
Salidas de la Capital y Bayam6n
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
WHY NOT GO EAsT7

Every day from July lst. to
July 10th the Chicago. Milwauke,
4 ST. Paul, Railway will sell
tickets to Chicago, Milwaukee,
Minneapolis, st. Paul. and inter.
mediate points for one fare plus
200 for round trip, return limit
10 days.
Also on June Both to July
lth, inclusive. to Boston. Mass,
for one fare plus $500 for the
round trip. Tickets good return
ing until September let. Through
car survice from Denver every
day via the Union Pacific and
Chicago, Milwaukee * 81. Paul
Line.
j. T.. PRESTON. Commercial Agt
1929 l7th ST.. Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The leading feature in the reich
stag election in Germany which
WAS held Tuesday was the success
Of the Socialist Democrats, who
have probably increased their
representatives in the reichstag by
fifteen seats and their total vote to
more than 2.500,00O. or 400, 900
more than in 1898.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The recent slaughter of the Jews
by the Christian people of Russia
is but continuation Of 'he long
unremitting irag.d, of Chri-.en-
dom's bruialilies against the jew.
ish people, lssiiug in some parts
of Europe during the worlds hist
oiy. There is not a form of tor
ture, by fire, or cross. or knife, or
dungeon, or starvation, which has
not been inflicted in Christian
countries upon Jews because some
of their ancestors were officially
responsible for the death of Jesus
not humiliation, not an indignity
which has not been heaped upon
them IN the name of Him whose
last words were, Father, forgive
them. Rev. Geo. A. Tbsyer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

A cable from W. L. Steed, of
London to the Hearst papers, says:
The prediction Of the clairvoyant
who saw the murder Of the king
and queen three months before it
happened at my dinner table is
capped by another prediction
taken down in writing ss far back
rs the beginning of last year in
which n clalrvoyant IN Africa saw
and described the same bloody
crime. In neither case did the
clairvoyants give the name of the
king or the place. They described
the king aud were horror. stricken
hy the vision Of the massacre.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The politicians have had mucn
Ia say about the court decision
which dissolved ,h. Northern Sc.
cnri,ies company. Las, Saturday
the associated press dispntche.
from Wall street announced that
the greatest combination of rail.
road interests ever known, domip.
n'ed by the Standard Oil Mag.
Mates. had secured control Of Ii.
Great Northern Pacific aud the
Baltimore aud Ohio railroads.
None Of the North western roads
will now care TO play competition
with this great consolidation, and
hence everything that WAS 10 bc
gained by Northern Securities
company hes been accomplished
by this late railroad consolidation.
Railroad composition has prscti.
cally become . thing Of the past
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
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