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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

an notices Tor this column must be
handed be by moor saturday
Methodist.
ltllf Methodist corner First south and
ninth East Rev. u. IT, K0epsel pastor
eaohath school under the leadership or
- ~ Irapp. VIII begin at 9.5, preach
aux uy the pastor al 10 subject 1.-THE
cfucitlNion''i class meeting al b. m. Ju-
i--oi league az : p. ms Senior league az
topic Where ART Th0u?" This yin De-
an eFansellstic meeting. The Ladies Aid
society VIII meet ON Tuesday at li8 Ninth
L-asL the pastors home, Co make fnal arr
engagements Tor the haZar and luncheon
to De held on Thursday. April g. Preach
ing ON Wednesday evening at $3.50. re-
NlNtl inc EpWOrth league VIII give an
evening with the chronothauatoIetrou and
monograph at the church Friday eveu-
llis' april l1. al ,. M 10 VIII De "a
literary and musical treat All invited
First Methodist Episcopal 90 East Third
1nuln-Freachlng an ID a- m. and 1880 Do. M
ny tAe pastor Morning theme, "a Lyric
or the Soul evening theme. Christian
torut u0e sacrament of the Lords sup
ltl ID tne evening also- sunday school
al 5-i' a. nl. class meeting Immediately
alttr morning preaching service, Junior
league, D. M, Ted by Mrs. Charles A.
Peak EpWorth league. $3.50 b. m. fol-
lowed hy evening preaching service az
$3.50; after service, S45 o'clock. Monday
evening at s. o'clock revival service
rally night AT the close OF this sery-
Zoe win be held "a meeting ~ the hoard
OF stewards and board of trustees. Tues
day 2.30 %. m. Ladies' Aid society Tues
ufy evening. 5 O'Clock. official Board
night 3 revival services continued We'd
nesday evening. 1.15. teachers meeting.
followed by revival services 40 O'Clock
Ladies' Organizations night" Thurs
day evening S o'clock "EpW0rIh league
night revival services continued. Erie
day evening. o'clock. Sunday school
night; special revival services closed.
Every evening "a song service of half ara
hour VIII precede the regular service.
Saturday afternoon, 4 % clock quiet hour.
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Presbvterian.

Westminster Presbyterian church. Rev
j. Nicholson. pastOr-MOruing service
conducted by pastor. Sabbath school. 1915
p. m. Endeavor sabbath school 1-s0 D.
M, junior Society Of Christian EndeaVor
special memorial services, Young FeO-
pies Society of Christian EndeaVOr. $3.50
p. m; evening service. conducted by Rev.
Dir. Johnson, 1880 D.. M Monday evening
business meeting of Y. p. S, O.. j.. at S
,. m. Wednesday evening prayer meet
Ing az ID. m. Friday evening. Good FRI
day service; special preparation service
for communion on following Sunday.
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Mrs. ,. j. Frykling. leader. "A most cor
dial invitation extended 20 an these serv-
Ices. Seats free.
The African Dr. =. Church-f2 Franklin
avenue. 3. u. Mcintyre. pastor. Preach
ing at u q. m. and b. M, class meeting
az 1885 p. M. Sunday school a. p ms
mloWeek prayer meeting Wednesday
Tuesday night. The Sewing circle viii
meet with Mrs Thomas Taylor. as South
State street thursday afternoon. A spec
cial programme viii be rendered Easter.
AN are NerEr- welcome
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a m. church services al ~ a. m. sub
Ject Are Sin, Disease and Death keai?
Each "Wednesday evening go s O'Clock a
meeting is held 10 listen 20 the testi-
monlals of both sin and sickness. Free
reading room. open daily from I'D a. m. 90
p. M, IN Manitou hotel Kindly welcome
TO all.
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Episcopal

ST. Marks cathedral: Rt Rev. Abiel
Leonard. S. Il. o.. bishop Very Rev.
James Is. Eddie. b. D., dean-Suuday next
before Easter palm. Holy communion
a. m Sunday school. 9.45 a. ~. holy
communion and sermon. '"Ihe Depriva-
TONS OF Sin. II a. M. evening prayer.
administration of confirmation and SER
mon by the bishop, 1.30 p. M; Brother
hood of ST. Andrew meeting for Bible
study ln the vcstry rooms. $50 p. m The
public ls cordially invited 90 attend the
services Fee seats. Holy Week-daily
services at 10 a. IA.
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Christian.

Central Christian Church.-Corner Third
East and Fourth South streets. Preach
ms by the pastor, Or. n. ". Pinkert0n. az
ID a. M. and l.45 b. "a. Morning subject
''Ihe Golden Age. evening subject. ''Sal.
walton bF Grace Sunday school at 1913.
D. M. Christian Endeavor an $50 p. m.
Junior Endeavor Tuesday at 3.45 D. m.
prayer service al s p. m. Wednesday
evening. All are invited 10 attend these
services
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Wrappers and
MROnaS.

Splendid variety in CalicOes, Per-
Gales, Lawns, Dotted Swisses, etc.
en- A special great leader in red and
VVS blue Calico, good quality,
hounce and braid trimmed; a regular
85c wrapper.
Ok A nice assortment Of regular
OJS Sl25 values on sale this week
at Csc. Large assortment OF nice
wrappers at s125. $50. S1.75. S2.25 and
$2.75.
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German Fvaneelical.

German Evangelical services at the
East Side Baptist church, corner Third
South and Seventh East Preaching 9.f5
a. M, Sunday school = b. M, service on
Good Friday DO a. m. All our German
friends, strangers and children are cor
daily invited. Rev q. A. thinner. pas
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The mems meeting at the y 81 o. A.
viii be addressed this afternoon at $3.50
church. Mr.. Browns subject VIII be-
Daniel; or How a Noung Man Lived Up
10 His Ideal" This viii be the first OF
a series of addresses TO men. AN men
welcome.
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Reorqnnizad

Reorsanized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints; mission chapel Z2S
East Second SOuth-Sabbath school. le a.
In-- sacrament service, III a. ms. Scandl-
navian preaching D. m.. English preach
ms, b. M, by Elder s. ID. CondiL All
cordially invited.
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PetticOatS.

Our assortment this season comprises
a vast array Of all the best makes.
Black Sateen Skirts from 75c, S100.
$l.25, S1.50 10 $3.50.
Wash Skirts from soc, 75c TO $3.50.
Large assortment Of silk Petticoats
up 10 $40
Special Bargain This Week-A Regu-
lar $3.50 SILK Petucoat in black and
assorted colors for s495.
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Universal Brotherhood ORGANIZATION and
TheOsOphical Society political and
non-scctarlan Lodge No. 81 viii hold its
monthly public meeting this evening in
its hail BIS Dolly block at o'clock
Addresses on living questions from the
Theosophical standpoint All invited
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interest bearing securities. yielding
per cent per annum. compounded twice
q year. car be had from McGurrin 8,
Co. salt Lake city. Each investor
holds his own security.
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First Congregational church Public
services al III o'clock Sermon This morn
Ing hy Rev. Elmer D. Goshen. Sunday
school az 12:@: Young Peoples meeting
al $50, Wednesday evening meeting at
S clock.
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Hosiery and
knit UnderWr

Here are items in Hosiery and IN
derwear that will mark a stroke Of
economy for the buyers. You seldom
find these prices so early In the sea-
son.
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ST. Mary's cathcdrai-Palm Sunday
First mass al o'cloek, second mass at
9 O'Clock, sunday school az 9.s0 high
mass and sermon at u o'clock a. m. vcs-
per and henedicuon, i-39 p. m; week
mornings. mass an a. NJ
ST. Patrick church-Alass and sermon
al l0 a. M
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Jersey ribbed Vests, low neek,
sleeveless, tape finish. IN
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = w
Ladies' fancy ribbed Vests, low neck,
sleeveless, fne quality Maco. fEc
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = "
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, low neck.
sleeveless, fancy lace yoke. Or
Special ....................... GVs
Childs Swiss Ribbed Vests. high neck,
half sleeve. f4r
Special ......................... / a.
Misses 6ne Swiss Ribbed Vests, high
neck. long sleeve. fkc
Special ..-.-................... ( "
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Brown. Real Estate,

win sell your farms. lands. homes
List them if you want to sell Brown
No. IL East First South
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Spiritualist

The Independent Freerhought Spiritual
ist church viii hold their regular Sunday
services al Federation of Labor hall az
b. IA. An invited.
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First Baptist church. corner Second
South ana Second West; Rev ID. A.
Brown. pastOr-Prcaching at II a. m and
i.a9 p No.. communion and reception Of
members AZ morning service. Sunday
schoet az lz.l5 r. ]. Lucas. superintend-
emit; p. Y. p r.. ~ geo. Mrs +. j. Luz
cas- leader, Darkes Young Mems class.
Tuesday evening at s. S. W. Darke.
leader. Wednesday evening service al I.30.
A welcome to all.
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Church of Christ Scientist; 33s East
Third South street-Sunday school at 10
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ST. Paurs church Main and Fourth
South, Rev. Charles u. Perkins, -. D..
rect0r-holy communion. s "a. M: Sunday
school 9,45 "a. M; altar service. cOnfirma-
ton and sermon by bishop, IL a. m
evening prayer and sermon. "A Lesson
from Palm Sunday 1880 D. m: OffertOry.
THE Palms. by j. w. Curtis. AN seats
free. Strangers and visitors cordially
welcomed.
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ST. Johns Episcopal mission Perkins
addition, Rev. r.. III. Barnes. minister i'm
charge-Sunday school, 2.i5 p. m. even
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CONFERENCE EXCURSIONS.
Via Rio erande western Ry.

VA hLO ULdIl9 " IaLeIH ny
From an points I'm Utah 20 salt Lake
city. Selling dates from ogden. Park
CITY. Bingham Heber. Goshen and iu-
termediate points. April 81 60 9Th, iu-
elusive: Tinuc. April "a TO 9Th. in-
elusive. all other points. April "a o.
5th. Splendid service. Fast trains. All
drst-class equipment. For fun infor-
nation see any II. G.. ". agent.
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Uncle sam endorses it as the great
athletic game-bOX ball
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Evangelical Lutheran. services al
Swedish Lutheran church, corner Second
South and Fourth East streets: Rev. j.
r. Graebner pastOr-Sunday school at
D. m. services iu the German language
at s p. m; service on Good Friday at
%. m. We bid YOU welcome to our serv-
ices. Pastors telephone. 1850 II.
Holy Trinity English Evangelical Lu-
theran church, 536 South -Four East street
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handkerchief
Special

Child's colored border Hand T.
kerchiefs for ..s...,s,s,.,,...,.,..,, 3 =
Misses colored border Hand 6,
kerchiefs. 2 for -.---.----........--.. ~
Misses plain hem colored Dor Ec
der Handkerchiefs for ....-.....- "
Ladies plain hem good quality Ga
Cambria Handkerchiefs for....-. " q y
Ladies plain hem Handker- o.
chiefs. with fancy corner, for-....s+ 3 y
Ladies' lace edge Handker- r.
chiefs for ....................... 4 W
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Rio Grande chapel Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth sunday
school al $3.50 @. m Miss Bertha f.
Moore, superintendent
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ing prayer. 4 p. m; Tuesday evening
prayer ana lecture p. IN.

prayer and lecture. S p. m.
81 Peters Episcopal mission, Fifth
North and Fifth West Rev. r. IA.
Barnes. minister ia CharEe-Sunday
school. %. M; evening prayer. p M.
Wednesday litauy and address. 7.30 p. IN.
q. u. S. candidates class. Tuesday. $3.50
p M. Ladies guild. Wednesday. 2:30 p.
m- az the residence OF AIRS. Roberts, $50
North Second West
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Our Saviors Evangelical Lutheran
Church.-Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services at 1880
a. 10. in English and $3.50 y. IA IN Nor
Wegian Communion services next Thurs
day evening in English. You are cordially
invited 20 attend A. G. a. Oyern, pastor.
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Burlington chapel corner Indiana ave
nue. and Navajo street-Sunday school AT
$3.50 j.. m, q. d. Badertscher, superintend-
emit Friday evening service at 7.lO
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Rev. Herbert Masters. past01-PaIm sun
day Sunday school az l0 a. ms divine
serVlceaat u "a m; no evening service.
services on the evening OF Good Friday at
f.l ociock- You are invited
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ChHdren'S Dresses.

Large and beautiful stock Of newest
styles IN white and colors; ages , TO
a. Prices from soc to $40.
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Six Goats for Faster

Our stock comprises the latest eff
fects in Peau de Sole. TaReta, PongeA
etc. in blouse. frock style. Monte CIR
10 or long coat, from Sc to $50.
5000 TO $500.
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All the rage in the east-boz ball
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HdIenCieRReS
LdCeS.

Extra special prices this week:
fun line of VAL Lace and In
sertion- Special az 15c, 22c, &c,
29c, 39c. 42c per bolt.
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New Separate Skirts

AT PRICES THAT ARE IN KEEP
ING WITH THE PARIS POPU-
LAR PRICE POLICY.
90 OK Black cloth Dress skirts,
ROsOJ latest style, nicely trimmed.
Value $3.50.
a cE Fine black serge Dress Skirt,
pEsVJ silk braid trimmed. A $3.50
skirt.
@7 IN Handsome variety Of nobby
y asVV Dress Skirts In Broadcloth,
Examines, Venetans, Serges, etc.i in
black or blue,
A magnificent variety OF fine Dress
Skirts in the very latest effects in
NOILES. EXAMINES. BROAD
CLOTHS. CHEVIOTS. BASKET
WEAVES. ETC, from SO, $40. $3.50.
So $3.50 10 $50.
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Ribbons.

Satin Taffeta, all colors, TO-
inches wide, at ...........,.......4 "
Full line fancy Ribbons. all 10c
coiors, Tor ..-...,.-.--.......... .1Os
1000 Remnants this week at your
own price
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Muslin
Underwear.

SPECIAL GOOD VALUES FOR THIS
WEEK.
NIGHTGOWN Of fine Muslin tucked
yokes and rudes. high neck 60n
or v shaped. Special. ........... Egg
NIGHTGOWN Of fine Muslin, embroid-
cry trimmed. I'm Empire g0n
style. Special -------.-- o.. -..--- wv
DRAWERS Umbrella style. trimmed
with lace and insertion. Ekn
Special az ------..--- -.-----..- VUU
DRAWERS-Um Umbrella style trimmed
with embroidery and hemsdtched
tucks OF extra fine Nainsook. o0a
special .....-..-. .-...... --.....- wv
SkIBTS-Lace trimmed wide founce.
dne quality Nainsook. Of 0E
Special. -..----.... ..-..--.. y @sAS
SKIRTS-Lace edge. wide lounce of
good quality muslin. efRn
Special .....t..t..... ......... wv
CORSET COVERS-Fine quality Main
sock. French style in lace insertion
and rufles. 0En
special ........+..- -......--..-.-. WV
CORSET COVERs-Lace or embroidery
trimmed. best quality cam ono
brio. Specials ,-.-................ OVJ
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CITY.
en- Ladies' assorted colored SHIRT
OVs Waists in newest styles and
patterns. Value 75c
7Er Ladies pretty White Waists
lVs In assorted styles Of embr0id-
cry trimming.
0kc Large variety OF white Waists
OUe in Oxford or Marseiues, or in
assorted cOl0rs.
Qf 1E Splendid assortment OF white
PAsGv PiqUe or oxford Waists or IN
assorted colors. Value sl75.
Handsome mercerized Ging-Gf nE
ham Waists IN beautifully AHOU
stripes, assorted colors. value So
SPLENDID VARIETY OF WAISTS
in white and colors, ia all the latest
materials and styles. at s., 1925, $3.50.
IS, $3.50.
SILK WAISTS IN cream. white
black and all colors, from $3.50, s.. IS
to S25.
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JeWehg.

AT our Jewelry Counter we are dis
playing a beautiful array Of the latest
novelties.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15
Cosas del dla
La IIegada de Mr.. Hunt

tiene inconvenience en- pregonar en- Ia
metr6poii que somos pr0speros, cuandO
cansado esta de contemplar la terrible
miseria que nos abruma.
No iran, no. los hombres dignos &
recibir Mr.. Hunt; 10 reciblran los
americanos sus amigos y los puertorrl-
uuefIos services, sus esciavos.
Mr.. Hunt vuelve al pals, no por vo-
Iuntad del pals, sino por imposition de
un gobierno que tai vez por ignorancla
6 vfctima del engafio trata de imponer-
noslo.
: Pero, moralmente, Mr. Hunt no
gobernara al pals.
Mr.. Hunt ha pasado la categor1a
de cualquier pretor romano enviado q
leiana provincia, conquistada por la fuer-
"a, para enriquecerse.
NADIA mas.
En- ell coraz6n puertorriqueno no
queda va nj un atomo de simpatia para
su persona.
81 tuviese conciencia de 10 que es un
gobernante, debiera renunciar.
Pero no renuncia.
Porque ST Mr. Hunt sabe que ell
pals, ell verdadero pals no 10 quiere,
tambien sabe que puede contar en- cual
uuier instante con Glen doscientos SER
yiles que vayan recibirlo con musicas
y agasaJOs.
Y seguramente que en- Washington
Sc hablara de grandes recepciones. -. !;
como no. los doscientos esclavOs Sc
convierten ALA, en- cinco mil seis mil
puertorriquefioS.
Esto 10 sabe Mr.. Hunt; este 10 sabe
su camarilla, de ahf ell empeno de
nombrar comisiOnes para este ObjetO.
De ahf que ante la respuesta digna
energica de los hombres de nuestro
Directorio, Sc presente ahora ell <Suno
con acusaciones torpes razonanientos
est1pidos.
Pero, no importa: los federales no
iran recibir Mr.. Hunt, como no iran
los repubIicanos que Sc sientan verdade-
ros hiios del terruno; no iran los agri-
cultores arruinados, los obreros sin ira
bajO, los jornaleros que Sc mueren de
hambre; no iran 10 que Sc ven oprimi-
dos.
No ira nadie.
Iran los de siempre, los judas. los
que vendieron su patria.
EsOs iran como ell esclavO detras
del duef1o, como ell servil detras del po-
deroso,
Si en- la Capital de nuastra isla exis-
tiese verdadero civismo, con seguridad
que saldrfan, ST, manifestaciones para re-
cibir al Gobernador; pero manifestacio-
nes con pendones de luto y banderas &
media asta.
ALA veremos.
GINEsELL0.
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RBfH,E.gl

FL camino que conduce al barrio
Pastillos. desde cl rio de Canas, esta in
transita BILE; y 81 no fuera porque nues-
tro amigo don Eduardo Vsldivieso per-
mite ell paso por su finca, habrfa que re-
nunciar & visitar aquel barrio.
mo podrfa componerse dicho cami-
noe
En- la tarde de aver iugaron base
ball en- la plaza del cuartel algunos afi-
cionados continentales, con otros del
pals, siendo estos nifIos
Gsnaron los primeros por una ca
rrera, jugandose 15 innineg
En- veinte mil hojas sc ha impres0
ell manifesto recomendando las b0ndades
de los cigarrillOs xTimonel~ xPitirre> Y
<Caribe~ de la Companfa Industrial de
Puerto Rico. d.
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Muy pronto regresara Puerto Ri
co ell celebre y nunca bien pOnderado
Mr.. Hunt.
A esta isIa, que 81 considers suya, y
sobre, la cual, en- POGO tempo, tiene acu-
mulado un sinn1mero de desdichas mi
serias.
Mr.. Hunt, como gobernante, result
ia fulest1simo para este pals.
Mr.. Hunt, que nunca habfa soflado
con ocupar ell puesto que hoy ocupa,
despues de su nulidad y de sus desastres,
todavfa piensa seguir gobernando, es de-
cir, seguir su labor funesta de ruina
y destruction.
Como soberbio al fin, no quiere con-
fesar sus culpas, y, antes al contrario,
no va. un capricho, una verdadera mono
mania Sc ha apoderado de todo su ser,
asegurando por villas ciudades que
Puerto Rico es feliz y que nadamos en-
IN mar de prosperidad.
Mas, no Sc cream ustedes:
Mr.. Hunt podra hacerse ell loco, pc
70 no 10 es.
Mr.. Hunt sabe mas de 10 que le en-
sefiaron su chup0n no 10 suelta, as1 Sc
hunda, no digo una isla, asf Sc hunda IN
continente.
No obstante, y pesar de 10 odioso
que para nuestra patria resulta ese go-
bernador, vean ustedes como no faltan
almas pobres services que Sc est6n pre-
parando para recibir al 0na0, como en-
tiemros de la colonia.
Pero Sc equivoca Mr.. Hunt y Sc
equivocan sus secuaces: ell pals recibira
de nueyo con disgusto Mr.. Hunt, por-
que Mr.. Hunt es ha sido la causa de
su descredito.
No Sc explica como pueden existir
seres humanos capaces de sacrificar su
propio terru1o para favorecer las ambi-
clones de un extraflo.
Elem sabe Barbosa, como 10 sabe to-
da la camarilla republicans ell estado de
miseria que nos domina y que esa mise
ria no proviene sino del NAL gobierno
que hasta ell presente impera.
No obstante, ciegos pOr ell odio y Ia
inquina, pretenden coadyuvar 4 esta ini-
uuidad, conformandose con ell simple
mendrugo que como perros hambrien-
tos les tira Mr.. Hunt.
Y estos son los que ladran contra
los federales, contra los que frente al po-
der defender su dignidad vergtienza.
Infelices. 80.
Que preparen sus m1sicas y sus ban
deras, sus fuegos de artifcio v sus pro-
cesfones civicas.
Ellos solos iran.
El pals, ell verdadero pals, los puer-
torriqlefIos honrados, vestiran sus casas
de luto y cerraran los ojos para no yer
al gohernante hip6crita que, escudado
con ell principle de una libertad que no
respeta un poder del cual abusa, no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15
GIN EsIL-Lo.

salida del callej6n que conduce la es-
taci6n del ferrocarril, un CAIRO el6ctrico
derrib6 un campesino vendedor de ha-
macas. saliendo ileso milagrosamente.
Ell caro- Sc detuvo despues del SUI
ceso, siguiendo su Marcia hacia la Pla-
va los pocos instantes.
Ell sabado Sc celebraron en- Pom
ce cinco bales, y todos estaban concu-
rridos.
"A la funci6n de anoche, celebra-
da en- ell teatro, asisti0 bastante p6blico.
Los afciOnados trabajaron bien re-
cogiendo muchos aplausos, y teniendo
que repetir algunos numeros de canto &
instancia del auditorio.
El pr6ximo domingo sc verifcara
otra function.
-Ha empezado & publicarse en- esta
ciudad un nuevo periodico de caracter
independence.
Sc titula III Eco de Ponce.
Que goce de larga vida.
Nos informan que ha sido captu-
RADIO elautor del horrendo crfmen CO.
metido en- una nina de 10 amos en- Qua
MICA, hace algunos dfas.
-Anoche, mientras nuestro amigo
don Fructuoso Bustamente compraba
una localidad en- la taquilla del teatro, lie
fue robado ell reloj la leotina que lle-
yaba en- IN bolsillo del gaban.
La policfa tiene va conocimiento
del hecho.
Ell conocido turba Tomas Vargas
arm6 anoche IN escandalo & la salida del
teatro.
! A Ultima hora Ia policfa lie llev6 q
la carcel.
Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad los
miembros que forman la Corte de Dis
trito de Humacao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15
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La direction de Carload recibira en-
su oficina, calle de Allen n1mero 3, ell
proximo lunes, 21 del corriente mes, &
las diez de la manana, proposiciones pa
ra ell servicio de suministro de lena q las
instituciones de Carload por los meses
que restan del af1o economico en- curse;
cuyas sproposiciones han de ajustarse a
las siguientes condolences
Primera Las maderas han de ser
de palo Maria, Ausubo y Poma-rosa.
Segunda: Los trozos han de ser de
4 pies de largo y de 2 pulgadas de
diametro.
Tercera Los precios Sc haran So
bre la medida por cuerda sean 1913 pies
c1bicos.
Francisco r. GoENAcA.
Actig Director of Charities
Nota:-Se exigira fianza ID