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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-06-26
THE CANNON WILL BOOM.
The Program Arranged fer the oecs-
sion is Something Entirely New
IN FIorids-Plenty of hmuse-
ment is Guaranteed to
Both Old and Young
scn
Sa ~ On The Glorious
Fourth.

The Ocala Banner is authorized by
the committee on arrangements for
the Fourth of July to invite every
body in Marion, Citrus, Sumter and
other adjoining counties to be present
with Ocala on the nations birthday
and help celebrate it in q manner
fitting the occasion.
A great deal of work has been on
the program this year in order to in
trOduce new features, which has been
very successfully accomplished judg-
ing from the posters issued.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-06-26

Post Office Drug Store ocaIa, FL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
Waterford.

John Heinze visited Minot
Wednesday.
j. f. Louderback visited the
coal mines Saturday.
Coal will raise the first Of the
week to 1926 per ton.
J. P. Bailey is breaking at
stubble this week.
Fred johnson visited Minot
Saturday.
Mr.. Carnkell is threshing his
grain this week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bailey left Wednes-
day for an extended visit to In
diana.
Frank Bailey is threshing his
grain this week.
Perry Bailey has just finished
cutting 25 acres OF flax.
Samuel Ivershine is digging his
potatoes this week.
MIR. Eddy is gathering in his
onion sets this week.
Mr.. Wilson visited the coal
mines Monday.
A large stock and farm sale
two miles north OF Minot, John
Staff owner J. F. Lauderback
auctioneer.
Frank Lade is breaking at
stubble this week.
Hunts machine is doing quite
a lot of threshing in this vicinity.
Charlie Eastwood started Mon
day for Lansford to do some
threshing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
MUCH TYPHOID FEVER.
Moss Loais Aaore Dies at Hospital Mrs. All
len Eckstrom OF Stanley is Critically Ill of
the Disease al the Hospital.

Quite a number are i'll of typ
hold fever in this city at present
and the physicians are wonder
ing what is the cause. The
board of health have from time
to time advised the people what
to do toprevent the epidemic but
few take the necessary precau-
tions. The alleys should have
been cleaned months ago, but
they remain in the same filthy
condition.
Miss Louise Aaore, a young
woman % years old who had
been working in the Dacotah
house, died at the county hos
pital Tuesday of the fever. She
was taken to the hospital on
Sept. 20 and had been ill for
some time before she was taken
there. Right here is where the
the people make a grave mistake.
The first week apatient is i'll of
typhoid fever, great care should
be taken. The young woman has
no friends here but has a brother
in British Columbia who has
been notified. She was buried
in this city at the county's ex-
pense.
Miss Mae Potter, a dish washer
at the Mercantile hotel, was tax
en- to the hospital sick OF the
fever, but she is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Allen Eckstrom, wife of
the Stanley section foreman, was
brought to the hospital last
Thursday critically i'll Of typhoid
fever. She had been ill for nearly
two weeks before that. The
physicians have no hopes for her
recovery. She has always en-
ioyed the best of health and be-
ing but 80 years of age, is battl-
ing with the disease bravely, but
she was not brought to this city
soon enough.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
Cut Out Part of Skull.

A man named Olson from Ken
mare was operated upon at the
county hospital Tuesday by
Drs. Windell and Taylor. The
man bumped his head in a coal
mine last May and the bone be-
gan to die. A circle Of the bone
four inches in diameter was re-
moved from his skull and the
man is reported today to being
doing quite well, though he is
not out Of danger. He cannot
live long.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
Donnybrook.

A thousand dollars have been
raised to build a Methodist church
at this place. The 500 Railway
Co., promises to haul the lumber
from Minneapolis free Of charge.
The elevators are all full OF
grain and cars cannot be secured
fast enough to ship out the grain
that is coming to this place.
Flax is going all the way from
IA to IS bushels per acre.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
A Reported Kidnapping.

States Attorney James John.
son was called to White Earth
Thursday to settle dispute over
a boy. 1t was reported that a
seven year old Liens boy had
been kidnapped but this was not
true. The boys mother went to
Minneapolis leaving him 7 with a
neighbor, The uncle took the
boy to his home, intending to
send the boy to his father in
Minnesota. The woman turned
up and all is well.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

According to astatement made
by Daniel S. Becker, the lawyer
who defended Mrs. Maybrick,
when she comes out OF her Eng
fish prison she will fall heir to
about $7,O0O.OOO.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
One Hundred Turned Away.

The school board held a meet.
ing the other evening and decided
that something had to be done
immediately regarding room for
the many pupils who are being
turned away daily. Fully one
hundred little ones have been re-
fused admission to the school
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

sately on account OF the crowded
condition. A committee was APP
pointed to arrange for a place.
An effort will be made to secure
the Norwegian church near the
Optic office, At the meeting
Sprig2g's Bros. were awarded the
contract OF putting in the steam
heating plant in the new school
building at 81 1873.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

Mountedinfantry and Canadian
militia are patrolling the Can
adam 500. Numerous woodmen
are being brought in from the
Wilds to receive their pay. No
arrests are being made and the
situation is said to be in a peace
full condition as yet.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

This is the man who was to be
a quiet and peaceful subject,
true to the government and just
to the country in which he was
to reside, Missouri, if Minnesota
would Just allow him to end his
remaining lie there.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

c. F. TRUAN. PUBLISHER.
G.. D. COLCORD EDITOR.
ENTERED JUNE Is. 1902, AS sEcoND-cLAss
MATTER, posT-0FFICE, MINOT, N. D., ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCH ), 1879.
The Official Paper for the City of Mi
not. and the Tax List for Ward County.
Sixteen Years Ago.
The first city election ever held
in Minot was held on Saturday
October 2Sth 1887 when James
H. Scofield was elected Mayor.
Patrick Mcnamara, Treasurer
and DR.. Belyea. W. A. Mott, p.
K. Field, VIM. Bonnelle, Ed.
Kelley and Eugene Coleman were
elected as aldermen. There were
44O votes cast.
The Car OF Russia arrived in
Vienna last Thursday since which
he and Emperor Francis Joseph
have been discussing the Balkan
situation.
The clever wire pullers have
succeeded in substituting E. G.
Hay in place OF W. H. Euslic, as
appraiser of the port Of New
York at the very modest sum OF
$1,000 per year.
According to astatement made
by Daniel S. Becker, the lawyer
who defended Mrs. Maybrick,
when she comes out OF her Eng
fish prison she will fall heir to
about 81, 100000.
Mountedinfantry and Canadian
militia are patrolling the Can
adian 500. Numerous woodmen
are being brought in from the
Wilds to receive their pay. Nc
arrests are being made and the
situation is said to be in a peace.
full condition as yet.
President Roosevelt has been
landed in the centre Of some
pretty severe criticism recently
for his alleged negligence in
emitting the name Of Thomas
Jefferson in his recent speech at
the.dedicatory ceremonies at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
at St. Louis. 1t is rumored that
he also omitted the name OF one
General Mcclellan, who com.
manded the Union forces at the
battle Of Antietam, the anniver-
sity OF which was celebrated but
a week ago. Some old time
democrats have evidently not
forgotten how to do the knock
act and are beginning early in
the game.
The Duluth Tribune says that
A. DeLacy Wood, the man who
established 500 newspapers il
the State Of Minnesota and now
the publisher Of the Ely Dynamo
was in Duluth last week, en- route
for Beaver Bay where he contem
plated starting another sheet
The allurement of the Tribune
proved too much for him how
ever and he has relinquished his
idea, perhaps he has a good open
ing in Ward county, N. d., w
only have thirty papers out here
The Cole Younger and Franz
James Wild West show has beer
stirring up not little trouble 0
late. While in Oklahoma City
0. T., last week the employees
went out on a strike because the,
were not receiving their salaries
according to the regular custom
and the show was finally attach
ed and taken into the court
After midnight when a com
promise was effected and The
men went back to their work
Younger has been arrested on 8
charge Of embezzlement of S.,
900 and he has brought a suit o
5000, at his end OF the string
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
Sixteen Years Ago.

The first city election ever held
in Minot was held on Saturday
October 2Sth 1897 when James
H. Scofeld was elected Mayor.
Patrick Mcnamara, Treasurer
and DR.. Belyea, W. A. Mott, 2.
K. Field, VIM. Bonnelle, Ed.
Kelley and Eugene Coleman were
elected as aldermen. There were
44O votes cast.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07
Hunters at Portal.

Louis Larson returned from
Portal where he went to issue
eight nonresident hunting per-
mits to prominent lumber men
from Michigan who came here in
a special car to hunt. He re.
turned with 5000 besides had his
expenses paid.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

Ills ~ ullc ulttII w Io NStS " NC
a quiet and peaceful subject,
true to the government and just
to the country in which he was
to reside, Missouri, if Minnesota
would Just allow him to end his
remaining lie there.
Another eet-lich-quick concern
has just been brought to light.
1t is a neat little trick. A person
in your town dies, on the day Of
the funeral an express package is
received for the dead. and the
friends pay the charges, thepack-
age is opened and a bunch OF old
rags is the contents, sometimes
the package is sent in a neat
box, G. @. D., $15 or 500, as the
case may be. A company Of
this kind seems to have been
operating in different districts
for some time past and the ex-
press companies have done little
or nothing to stop the deal and
as there is no law on our statute
to prosecute, it looks as if it
might be a combination or
something. OF course the ex-
press companies themselves
wouldn't rob anyone, but they
might compromise by introduce
ing a bill to protect the public in
such matters, at least.
During the experience OF yellow
fever at Sinaries, Mexico, Miss
Manuela Flores Gomez, daughter
Of Col. Mariana Gomez, mayor
Of that city, has been acting as
mayor Of the city during her IA
theirs confinement to his home
by that terrible malady. The
disease assumed huge proper
tions and the population was
reduced from Is, 900 to 5000 in
a remarkably short time. The
governor OF the State instructed
Miss Gomez who was at that
time acting as secretary for her
father, to take charge of the
office, until someone could be
appointed to fill the vacancy
temporarily, butt soon develop
ed that Miss Gomez was the most
capable person to fill the opposition
and she was duly appointed.
Even when friends and relatives
fled from the city and death en-
tered her own home, she remained
true blue atherpost, never finch.
ing, but carrying out plans for
improving the sanitary condi-
tions Of the city and all possible
Efforts to subdue the spread Of
the disease. The Mexican gov.
eminent has certainly highly
complimented the young lady.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

The clever wire pullers have
succeeded in substituting E. G.
Hay in place OF W. H. Euslic, as
appraiser of the port Of New
York at the very modest sum OF
$1,000 per year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-07

The Car OF Russia arrived in
Vienna last Thursday since which
he and Emperor Francis Joseph
have been discussing the Balkan
situation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22
IN
DON J0SE LEDA SALD

Naci6 cn Ponce,
aFs6 las 8aaias del Baetlillerate.
an al ss1aeagio de ]. d i Issuit ss
Fas6 n villa de Areeilyo, practi-
car estudiAr la e4rrera ds raeia
en- u farm scia ae su sei1or heIrnano
don Miguel.
oIicina de farmacia Ell Ia Capital. Vino
seguir sus estudios y obtnvo con no.
tas bTiIlAntes el tftulo ID karnaeEn sfcc.
al retirarse su hermano don Miguel,
y fijar sn residencia en- Bsrcelona. qne-
do don Jose hecho cargo de ia fAFnsa-
els. Ia que giraba bajo la raz6n scriai
de Ledasma HernnNnog.
I'm vista de Ia gran afici6n que kenfa
& la ffsica y qufmica, encarg6 grandes
obras Europa De estas asigna turas
las que estndi6 sin professor aipnno y
lego 4 obtener grandes concc nientt s
ca elias, tant0 que los m6die0s de 8. ID
Juan como los de III isla, Ii ren1iifan
para su an6lisis, infiniaad de snbstan-
cias
Fug director del Laboratori0 Quf.
mico Municipal. cargo que rennnci6
p0r al cOrto sueldo que tenfa asignado.
Fua C0nce5al del "a yun kamient0
Teniente Alcalde, en- II anterior dorai-
naci6n.
Fu6 SecretariO de Ia Junta Superior
de instruction P6blica, en- tempo de
tn domination espafIola.
Vocal examination de la Subdelega-
ci6n de Farnacias taato durante lR do
minaci6n aspa1ola como en- la actual
domination.
1ngres0 como dependiente principal
en- Ia farmacia de don Jose Ma. Bian-
co, quien en- vista de SUI Ieal cnmpli-
mientO y de los erandes eOn0cimientos
que posefa. le interas6 en- Ia casa.
Cuando la guerra de- Espafla con los
Estados UnidOs Y el dia en que Sc pu-
blic6 por Ia aIcaldia de San Juan, nm
bando. recomendando al desaloio de la
Capital & los veeinos de ella, dia en- que
no solo los establecimientos c0nercia-
les y habitantes do San Juan abando-
naron sus casas, sino qce hasta las far
macias fuer0n tanhi6n cerradas. 81
1nico establecimiento de esta Clase que
quedo alberto, fu6 la farmacia de
Blanco. debido & que el senior Ledesna
SO oblig6 con el jefe de la casa, & no
cerrar la farmacia, por cuyo acto fug
felicitado por el gobernador general
de Puerto Rico
Desempefi6 al cargo de capit&n-ayu-
dante del Battalion de Voluntarios de
San Juan.
Fu6 buen hijo. buen hermano, buen
esposo y amante padre, Y muri6 Ileno
de resignation cristiana, el d de Mayo
del corriente af1o, & la corta edad de
AZ amos, dejando cuatro tiernaa criatu-
rss en- la orfsndad v una amante espo-
SO sumida en- el dolor, en- el momento
en- que los primeros necesitaban mas
del carifo de su padre = dc sus buenas
practicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22
FACECIA AMERICANA

.
Los americanos, que parece 10 tie
ne2 recelo los irlandeses. cuentan dc
unoSle ellos Ia siguiente anecdota:
Lleg6 IN irlandgs 8 u estaei6n de
Hn ferrocsrril pidi6 un pasaje para
Ia ciudad de Spring field. Ell iefe de
essaci6n Ia dijo:
sQuiere Nd. an pasale para SSp1AnG-
fields en- al estadO do Ohio. para
xSpring fieIds en Massachusetts, q pa-
ra xSpring-fields en- ~Illinoissa
El irlandes confundidOs dice STha
chegpesta (el mas haraB0l
Cogi6 su ticket y toIn6 81 tren. Va
rias h0ras despu6s. Lego s Ii ciudad
de eSpein0 -feAdS. ezaconEr& &ndoae tan
leios del xsspring g-felds 4 que guerra
il, como al principle antes d. fonar
81 tren,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22

poe una hoda on
m



l natrimonio del Dnque de Ron
bssrgh con Miss Goelet, ha heoh0 sepo-
ca en- los anales de Is historic <na-
tFImonials eansa de to acontecido
mlentras Sc verifcsban las ceremonias.
Slete mil mujerea, acadieren & Ia
lglesia 3 sus a1rededores s presenciar
el enlace de una sefiorita ne0Foruuina
con uu Duque.
Era una Sbalumba. Ia policia SO VIC.
inlpotente.
Una carbonera de Ia iglesia, fue
alberta, para penetrar por ella.
Los oEfciales del 6rden pidieron tres
veces rsfuerzos. les estaeiones cerca-
mas &c poIicfa.
Hub0 muJar que abofeteo los guar
diass ctr as elieron paraguasos etc -.
CuandO los movies salieron de IL
iglesia 81 coche fn6 cereado por 500
na1leres. todas bien vestidas, que me-
tlan sus manos por las yentanilIas,
para it0car u ags0 de aaatrimonso.t
La multitud de mujeres Sc arremo-
llnaha cada Fez mas, = So llep6 & temer
que 6a coehe fueae volcedo.
Ella Miss Goelet. Il reciente Du-
quesas estAba pklida, asombrads, no
saba que hacersa dentro del carruage
nj Iado de 50 esposo.
Al fin, Ia policla, medic consigui6
abrir paso para que el eoche pasase.
a estas horns estan los recien casa
dos pasando So Luao de paSeE.
Preguntado ell Jefe de Ia policia por
que no habfs conseguido despejar,
dijo:
Las mnjeres no pueden ser ira
tadas como los hombres. Una null
titud do hombres amotinados, los hui
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22
instruction mIlltar

-Cuando yo diga:-tres isus levan-
tSis la pierna izquierda!
-iiQue no os equivoqueis, porQue
les rompo el estern6n de una patada!
Vamos & yer: Tn, dos. tresl
(Todos menos 81 del centric, leYRntan
la izquierda, apareciendo que la pierna
derecha ievantada por ell del medic Y
la izquierda del que est6 & su lado IL.
quierdo es de una nisma persona, 81
cabo instructor pregunta:)
lR6.... diezl sQuien es ese brute
quetiene las dos piernas en- Ell aire2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22
III d aIrs llhTa


Aver IS EIev6 { efecto en ID plaza de
los arbustos, destinada los monumen-
tos que recuerdan los grandes hom-
bres IN gran meeting
Fu6 una convention Ia pESssd5it2G
EasS del cLasa0 aE0.
Despu6s que hioiaron uso de la pa
labFa varies oradorea ad0cenadOs
dabutaron otros, snbi6 la tribuna Ell
notable pr0pa gandisfa de las nuevas
ideas. liceneiado Don Pr6spBro.
Ia muLtitud estuv0 pendiente de los
Iabios del nuav0 Mfeslas.
Mas de SO. 600 llarsonaa lLenaban la
plaza de los Arbustos dgst5aGdG d Jos
gg0ssdes sabsos
Los balconies estaban atsatados de
gentes, y se vel muchas psrs0nss
caballo sobre Ii cabeza de las astatuas.
Un araigo milo Ola sentado sobre ei
bOrde de Ia esferas del reloi p1blico;
otro oia parade sabre la campana del
parque de homberos.
Subi6 Ia tribuna el orador, sorbi6
an POGO de aqua heIada, tendi6 81 mi
RAIDS dOminante sObre al immense audi
torio y dijo:
Sef0res: eLleapuss 1e Jos 6s.s5Etzqa-
tes dsscWgs0s prog ss1acSad0s oOr Los ORG
dores que me han prece6s1go en- Ell abuse
de Ia pGl16fa. POGO tendrfa 20 que de-
ciros, 81 ID nadaia de los aeontecimien-
tos no estuviera tan enredadR. Esta-
mos en- IN peri6do de trernenda des-
composition.
Tai parece que hace faIta otrO 80 s
que necesitamOs destruir para reedif
car de nuevo. Por Vantura llegamos
n0sotrOs tfempo. para salvar los gran
des intereses de HI patria y los sagra-
dos derechoa del pueblo aEnenazado
por los oradOres del beoeay0 de oro.
Maestro partsozDy III pogsiaO Dc lz Jus
tscsa, redimfrd los puehlos de la GsQste-
rosa serVidunnhre en que quieran man
tanerlOs los sostenedo ores de ID barbara
raz6n de ia fuerz Ia demOcracia SO
impone; eI Quito do Ia iusticia debe na-
nifestarse en- toaas las c0ncienolas.
Nuestro partid0. aue no aspsra al po-
dar, har6 una reVoln ion redentOra que
salVar6 los puebfos de las gsrras de
los ambici0sos. Tina revoInci6n de
abaj0 arriha y de arriba abaio En-
pezaremos p0r linpiar el pueblo de
naSor0btos BESIDE el dia cercano de
nuestro triunfo en adelante. los pue-
bios tendrGa c0r0o principle funda-
mental lA hygiene. En60nces no hAbr6
apidaanias p0rqna II fnago y Ell aqua
pariiicar6n t. atRn6sfera ST amigos
mi0a In hygiene serS punto preferente
dc nuostro progrsSEa. v pr0eurarenlos
que Aos eteeeoa ce collsa1nao se aEaratan
cue ei Pan sea hTapa0 aos expenue-
d0res IN Venaan 81 caKfos espeeaaaes
no como ahoF@ cue LOS Enucnachos 70
eApenQen en- saesOS go seAa 1ei sau@
sohre Aas espaiaas tgssegee0s'es 17-l 70 csc
naoclcs aiEiaIslanc0 q caer0O Y eunnan
40 81 espigasus AOs noIn1res se levanba-
ran v1goxos0s fklerfas eenaran sa-
lud Yalor para haces respeIar aus
dereehos. ~ g aaluu del pueblo g "a
snprenaa 1, leg. ososTos 81, Cur euranoo p aos
e.sa oa n.y. ''sl:as - 1ssaass e ~ ~, !
a4a ssAs' - $ s - Nls ss's -.
sssaato 81 olslsss ss.ss,s 1ssstD s.
pgess. A'ssssss0 s. s. 49, Aaz.ssass s. auS e
sElsosasaoh - us ssK kssagseh us $500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22
DE la MULTFTUD

Que han nsado. nuestra prepara
sion que I'll estan usando en- Ia
aotualislad, iarnas hennos sabide de
ningnno que no haya 9uedado salts
feoho del resultado. No pretende-
mos NADIA que no haya sido amplia-
monte justifcado por la experieneia-
AL rec0menaarIa Z los enfermos no
tenemos mis- quo hacer referencia &
ans meritos. Sc han obsenido gran
dcs enracionea Y do SECURE que SO
ohteadran muchas m1s. No hay Y
polemos asegurario honraGamente,
ningun otro medicamento, cue pue-
Ia emplsarae con mayor &c y con-
ianza Alimenta Y sostiene las fuer-
ans del enfermo durante eaoB pario-
dos en one falta 81 apatito = los
alimenIos no pueden digerirse. Pa
ra oyitar las faIsificaoiones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22

Sc asegura que eI Comisi0nado do
obstruction p6blica, no queriendo il
en- contra de Ia opinion. no eat& dis
puesto sOstener en- sus puestOs & los
inspectores de escuelas de GoAmo
San German. este 1ltimO Monster
Folcaut, en- virtud de Las denuncias
hechas contra dichos funcionarios pOr
Ia prensa y la C6mara baja en sus pri-
meras sesiones v 81 seffor Gordils en-
ell Atene0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22

4 ninghn fin pr&etic0. cue son dos or
ganismOs en- deseomposici6n. que Ia
patria es un enfermo grave n que eli
reactivo ha de ser poderoso. Hasta
ahora los Dretendilos redentores del
pueblo no han hetho otra cosa que co.
naer dos carrillos, mientras la agri-
! culkura muere agarrotada entire los
braz0s de la tributaci6n q 81 concrete
y Is industria es absorbido por las ann
pIias fauces do los tgsas. El parsido
dc In 9atstscs0 no quiega mandarines nj
snstentar6 grandea sueldos para los
a6nganoa de Ia c0lmana, hi granles
prebenGas para psslsg0sat6s essgFeSdos.
He berminado.S
EI orador es aclamado con deIirio
por I'll pueblo.
Al snbir nj coche que deb4a condu-
cirle al hotel yarios hijos del pueblo
QuitarOn los caballos empujaron con
sus fuerzas el vehfculO. UnOs minutes
despugs Ell coche lbs caFaado p0r mas
de 100 0seetores Ii muIkikud segufa
vactoreand0 don Pr6aEaeFo.
Perico que eonteBapIaha este espec-
tdculo e0saae0osezor Y esbgezsdsdo, ex-
caam6:
Tod0 10 que ha diebo ese hOmbre
es naentiYs Guando sns Corapa atriOtaB
II encumbren harS ID misno que los
nlagnakes Dis hoy y aas6 osro teat6calo
del gran puIpo. I4a c0sa debe IN de
Qba5D ugq50a rpero.. pueblo que ueva
sobre gus honnbros euaEuuiefa de sus
charlafanes. no tieue re1ane16u.
Varies grupua Quisleron agredir 4
Hnrieo. pero 20 me interpuse 4 les d.
"a a0lemnene
Este ae6or es extEaniaro.
Los flsaas sseaases bsjaron sus ga-
rrotes.
e. Lopez de Pscto7sa.
Yauco, NOviembre 19 de 1908
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-22
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esos Einaftad1s
Bierrc aalvanizAdo iso y acanslado
inpl6s.
10rniIlos con tuerca T aEandela.
zaa sufeFioEes naarea sAEanoa.
Rejas dc srado inglesas.
flanchas de hierro inglesas.
Maehetes <cocOdriloS.
Canas de hero ingIesas. ",
Cotehones de slamhre superioraa.
Loza en huacales muy harata.
Vagillas de Is cubiertos
P0ntas de Paris
AIsquinas dc coser eStandards.
Aceite de inaza ingles.
Pinturas superiores inglesas.
Erisas espanolas de todas classes
siac0s de Yute para az6car.
Hilo acarreto.
On complete surtido de meroancias
& preclos de quemaz6n.
A TODD comprador de alguna impor-
tancia4 Sc le regala un tocador un
abanieo.
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