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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
John Temple Graves on the Yexec
Question

Tie problem 81 the hour ! hpw
to prevent lyuching ia the -outh. uut
the larger question: How shall W
destroy the crime which Way ha-
ana always will provoke Iynching- o.
The answer which the mob returns 10
this vital question j. already known.
The mob answers it with the rope snd
bullet, and sometimes. God save u,
with The torch.
And the moi is practical; its
theory is effective to a large degree;
the mob is today the sternest, the
strongest snd most effective restraint,
that the age holds for the control of
that crime.
The lyncher does not exterminate
the criminal but he holds him might
lily in check. As sheer, cold, patent
fact the MOB stands today a. the
most potential bulwark between the
women Of the south aud such car
ulval Of crime a. would infuriate the
world aud precipitste the annihiIa.
ton 81 the negro race. The masses
OF the negros are not afraid OF death
coming in regular way. They love
display ard the spectacular element
OF trial and execution 10 appeal to
their imsginstions. Expedi,ing the
process Of the law would not elimi.
nate lynching.
The repeal OF the amendments
aud the establishment OF TIE ne
groes' inferiOrity in ,aw and society,
| though desirable. are not suit lent,
FOR the negro is thing Of the senses
and with this race and with all SINH
lar races the desire OF the senses must
be restrained by the terror of the
sense, if possible. under the law.
But no statute will permanently,
solve this problem. Religion does
not solve it. Education compIicatez
it. Politics complicstes it, The truth
which lies beyond aud above and
those temporizing expedienls j. that
separation l. the logical, the iuevita-
Die AID the only solution OF thi. great
problem OF The races"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
MISS MILLER EkTERTAIhS
In Honor OF Miss Riensros.. At a
Most Delightful Card Party

Saturday sfterr Don il spite Of the
inelement weather, Miss Elois=
Miller waz the hostess al delightful
card party.
The house Was beautifully decorated
with bamooo, ferns AMI cut flower-.
From four thirty until Xix wins, was
played. During the game bon bon'-
and delicious fruit punch was served.
After a spirited contest the first prize,
q beautiful painted cake plate, wAs
cut for by Miss Richards and Miss
Peyser the latter winning. The con-
ISOLATION was then cut for by the
guests, Miss Louise Harris being the
fortunate winner.
Miss Miller was assisted in serving
dainty refreshments by her sister.in-
law, Mrs. Lee Miller.
The following were Miss MiIler's
guests: Miss Richards, Of Gaines
vile, Miss williams, Miss Peyser,
Miss STANDBY, Miss Dozier, Miss
Alice Bullock, Miss Louise Harri.
and Miss Louise Scott.
After supper mum Der Of the young
gentlemen were invited. IA most
| delightful evening was spent, card :
| and music being the main features.
| About midnight the guests departed
| one and sill voted Miss Miller a
| charming hostess.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
THE VISITORS WON.
a. E1eiting Game Won bJ Tsrpon in
sinth Inning.

A. per the announcement made
FRIDAY. the ball team OF Ocsla
and Tarpou Springs met al the Driv-
ing PARK Friday morning for
final game. The weather VS. hot
and the crowd Wa extremely small,
hut the most exciting contest on the
DEALS diamond THIS year was played.
From start 70 finish both sides were
in the game To- Viii. and il could have
been q victory for either side until
the ninth inning.
Several times each side had the
bases full. and were then shut out
without run. From the number OF
men on bases il looked a. if there
would De very large score, but just
when hits were needed the pitchers
Kept them scattered.
Ocala went 70 the Dat first and
failed 10 score until the fifth inning
when the home team made three runs.
Harris went 10 first on four bad balls.
For,i hit safely over second base,
advancing Harris 10 third, and both
scored on Nogt's two tagger 10 right
field. Vogt Tailed later on al error
by short stop.
TarpOn sent two men around the
bases in the firs, inning on d bss- on
balls, two wild pitches and al error
by short. They got another in the
second on base on balls and two
errors, aud still another in the third
by the bAtsman being bit, steal and
two passed balls.
With the score four to three IN
favor of Tarpon, neither side crossed
the plate again until the ninth inning.
For Ocsls. Bennett hit safe one
over second, stole second base, ad.
vanced To third on Vogt's safe bit
and came home while NOgt was being
caught OF his base. tying the score.
Ia Tarpon's half OF the ninth
Driver got first on an error OF the first
basemaD. stole second, went 10 third
on d hit aud scored the winning run
on d passed ball.
The score:
Ocala ooUo30 o0l IA
Tarpon 2lioo . d Is
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
q Horse Has Hydrophobis

A horse owned by cOlOred woman
named Border, residing in the north
western portion of the clty,,yesterday
developed hydrophobia, and the own
er, after learning what was the matter
with the animal, caused it to De shot.
The horse, 80 the owner stated, was
bitten about two weeks or ten days
ago by stray dog whichlpassed near
the lot. the animal snapped the
horse on the leg r. il passed but
little attention was paid 10 the Incl.
dent at the time a. it was not known
that the dog wss mad. 4 few DAYS
ago the horse was taken sick and
continued to grow worse rapidly.
Yesterday DR.. Clarke, the veterinary
surgeon. was sent for. andfwheu he
arrived the horse was eudea ,oriug 10
break from the stall. foaming 81 the
mouth ard every action denotiug that
it was suffering from hydrophoUia.
When persons would come near the
animal it would endeavor Ia ge, Al
them. biting and kicking.-Pensacola
Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
May l65S-sugust 1908.
charming hostess

The mills Of the Gods grind slowly,
81; g-in6s exceeding small.
With patience he stands waiting.
VIII exactness he griuds all
General Miles i now experiencing
some Of the gratitude for which re-
pCbIics are prOverbial. He may well
exclaim when rejecting on his heroic
deed Of May-6j, putting shsckles on
President Davis. al old defencrleSs
man. whose only crime wss being on
the losing side. Had | but served
my God with half the zeal, | served
my King, be would not in nine age
have left me naked to mine enemies. "
Lest We forget, Is our motto, but
il seems a. if God remem bers, too.
The murderers Of Mrs eurrat-legal
ones il Is true-all persisted miserably,
most Of them by their own hand.
See how Miles has been shOrn OF his
glory, In Cuha, Porto Rico aid the
Philippines he has had the cup Of
success wrenched from him aud
drained by those who did not deserve
ii, and be will go down To history on
account of his uoble deed Of %, and
there he only ''acted under orders
4 DAUGHTER OF THE CoNFEDEKACY.
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-ss:.sss -a.c:: e ---e:

by local applications, a. they cannot
Reach the diseased portions Of the ear.
There l. only one way &c cure deaf
hess, and that i by constitutional
remedies. Deafness l. caused by al
intiamed condition OF the mucous lin
ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube i intiamed you have rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when il Is entirely closed. Deafness j.
the result, and unless the infiamma-
ton can be taken out AM this tube re-
stored 10 its normal condition, hear
ing viii be destroyed forever: niue
cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh
which i nothing but an inflamed con.
cltion Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness caused by
catarrh that cannot be cured tx
Halls Cstarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars; free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O.
Sold 10y Druggists, sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
Z. c. ChunbliSS,
Ocals, Fla

sir. and Mrs.. q. VI. Eaton and baby
left Tuesday for Hot Springs, y. [.
h spend several weeks. Mrs. Eaton
will then 90 North to purchase the
fall and winter goods for her milli-
merry establishment. She expects TO
have an unusually fine stock and will
make announcements Of same IL
this paper at some future date.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
BEAUTIFUL SEEBREEzE.
Ire "ocsis Colony" Great Anglers
NO Mosquitoes sna inSigerst-
ing BFeezes.

ing 6FeezeS.
Clarendon Inn. ~eau-eeZ-. Aug. -
u - Es..5- e: tzs Ucz-z ss-1e-
Thi- = q very lively week 81 Sea
breez-. for 81 least nearly t~o weeks
behind time the bs-> season / %.
The ball wzz started rolling oy Mr..
W. VI. Martin. q Ocsla. the most
interchangeable fisherman on the coast.
be started out with one ten FOUNDER
and one twenty four FOUNDER Tuesday
and j. keeping the good Work up.
To make ~ Tor lost time the bAss
are biting very freely and their size
and gamene-s are giving the sports
men al they can handle. The long
ocean pier OF the Clarendon Mss been
extended an sdditiOnAl 250 fleet out
into the ocean and in consequence the
bs-s fishermen have = much better
opportunity and far better sport than
on any previous season.
Among the late arrivals ST fthe
Clarendon are Mrs. .. w. Davis. and
Master Norton Davis aud Mr.. o. w.
Reagan, Of Ocsls; Mr.. E. J. Crook,
who mas been here for week or more,
was called home by business on Tues
day. The Ocals colony 81 Seabreeze
ia large one always and this year il
no exception 10 the rule. Mr.. l. K.
ChAzsl and family. Miss George
smith. Mrs. y. T. Periue. Mr.. ". VI.
Martin and family. Mr. snd Mrs. II.
c. Jones, Ms. g. r. WIllisms and
family, Mr.. w 7. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. :. Woodrow, Mr.. !. VI. Mef-
fert and family are some OF the Ocala
people who are here tor the season or
part Of it.
TIE Clarendon Inr. with Mr.. +. L.
Potter g. proprietor aud Mr.. c. H.
Knappe a. manager, il making s
record this year in the excellence OF
lts table and service a. well g. .the
interest taken in the comfort and
pleasure Of the guests. There are
three dances d week 81 the big pavil-
lion, and 8 fine orchestra; the finest
surf bathing on the coast, beautiful
drives, with plug pong, pool, CARDS,
etc, to ill in the odd hour. There
is always something doing.
4 number ~ the Ocala COLONY
went on the Tomoka river TIP Tues
day. They were sbs-nt all day but
report a fire TIM amoDg these teau!
tiful scenes for which this river l.
famous.
Some hne ;aTpon aud trout art
being caught ia the Halifax river.
These tzrpon do not equal IN 2size
those Of west coast but are big
enough and gamey enough to satisfy
the most exscting angler. There are
also plenty Of trout and of course all
the smaller fish one could desire.
From now on il the most delightful
time TO visit Seabreeze both for sport
and pleasure. The nights are de-
lighuully cool aud 80 far there have
been absolutely no mosquitoes.
Mr.. L. r. Chazal came over Sunday
to spend few hours with his family
hut couldn't resist the temptation to
remain over Monday for the fishing.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28

II you know poor old stifled horse
a horse with a sore back, a barbed-
wire wound, unnatural growths. stiff
Joints or swollen limbs, send him
around. We can cure him with few
application of Ramou's Nerve and
Bone Oil, &c. Pest Office Drug Store
N
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
The RELIekCE WINS.
American Yacht Wins Over Upton 5
Shamrock

soec,s. - t1e C-s.a 3z@-e
New York, August -, Sis =. IL -
TIE American cup defender. Rellauc-,
this afternoon defeated %Ir Thomas
LipJou'- shamrock III ~ seven min
ute and forty seconds.
Reliance beat shamrock uiue min
ute- aud twenty five seconds
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
About Those 6Iockaded Roads.
Msrtei, Fla. August q.
The score

Martel, Fla. August p.
7 ne E1-ro- q the Ocs-z Banner
II il be a fact that the public roads
in the western portion Of the county
are blOckaded with trees. and the
O.ersrer in charge OF such roads has
been notified Of the fact and refuses
or fails 10 have such blockade remOv-
Ell, if complsinsn.s will kindly notify
me OF the facts in the case 10y postal
or otherwise, giving the name of the
roads blOcksded, / will undertake TO
see that such distractions are remOv-
ed. Ne have an efficient corps Of
overseers who will act promptly il
notified. II. w. LONG.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28

We do not wish 10 underestimate
nor underate Mr.. Andrew Caruegie'>
library gifts to the various cities il
which they are located, but our opiu-
ion i that if his "Triumphaut Demo.
cracy" were read in the public
schools throughout the United states
the book would serve more useful.
practicable and patriotic purpose than
it i possible for his librarie. to do.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
70 cure . colsin oneIeaY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it failes to cure. +. ". Groves
signature Is on each box.-25c
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. George Crawford
Pa>teur, who were married at L.aconia.
y. H, on August l., returned home
Friday afternoon from their brldal
trip, which included visit to Boston,
New York and 10 several places in
North Carolina. We extend to Mr..
and Mrs. Pasteur our very best wishes
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
FLOODED BEEF CATTLE.

I will sell at auction on SEPTkM-
Der e,h, 1893, at Ocala. Florida,
about fifty head Of registered and
grade >horrhoru and Hereford bulls
and COWS. sale Jegius promptly TAT
! O'Clock ?. m. Every animal i i'm
muue 70 lick fever, and will carry an
insurance policy for TX months from
date Of sale. No high prices expected.
Come. exsmiae and take your choice.
Settlements cannot be made nor AMI
NAL delivered during progress Of sale,
bat Will be immediately afterward.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28

The next visit to Ocala Of DR.. EFT
Allen. the eye and ear surgeon, Will
be Thursday, August =, at the Mon
teZuma.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28

Wants TO Hear from His Soldier
Friends.
Editor Constitution / served a. pri-
waite in company F.. c. ;. a, Seventh
Florida regiment, under Robert Bull
lock, captain, afterwards colonel. /
volunteered at Ocals, Fla. Would
like to hear from some members who
were in that company.
ERWIN FLOYD, VI. D.
Fayetteville, \. c.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28

Triumphant democracy i trium-
phant in nothing more than this. that
her members are readers and buyers
OF books and reading matter beyond
the members Of any government o.
class, but in this particular each sy--
TEN i only seen to be true TO its
nature. The monsrchists boast more
bayonets, the republican more books.
We know which weapon i the more
effective in these days. The paper
bullet OF the brain" i the moral
dynamite OF triumphant democracy
the only dynamite which the
peaceful and law-abiding republican
ever has occasion or can be induced
10 use.-Audrew Carnegie's Trium-
plant Democracy.
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Positively Last Notice.

All persons required, either under
the old or laws OF the last legislature,
who are required to take out an occu-
pational license must 90 50 by the
first OF September next. a failure to
do 20 will compel the county judge
ard tax collector TO report the delin-
quents 10 the states attorney for such
action by him a. the law directs.
Please spare u this unpleasant duty,
but none the less a duty. Lawyers,
doctors, dentists. real estate agents,
all persons handling real estate for a
commission, for sale of same, are con-
strued TO be agents and subject 10 pay
for license, merchants, phosphate
plants, turpentine stills. saw mills,
crate factories, and others are subject
70 a license tax.
Will be glad to give any iutOrma-
ton. Gall at once.
+. /. CARNEY,
County Tax Collector.
Z. BULLOCK, County Judge. : - Il vi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18
listed tse,ae r0z67a.
No Sc Ee ptede negGg. :.
Per0 TODD ESQ es....
2laa5sac0 celest10l.


sQu6...2 sM6sica celestial. como di-
cen en- Ia zarzuela2 Pues no es YER
dad. xLos derechos que todo pueblo
tiene y que nadie pueds arrebatarle.s ,
De perlasl Luego, ell sef1or Degetau,
que en- los Estados Unidos es Resi-
dent ConsDaiss0neg. de I'M partido polf-
Gic0 de asfa isla. hoEnhre aQual Que,
como abogado al fin, debe entender de
Derecb0 International algo mas de To-
que entienden algunos baturros ele-
gantes... entiende 8 dijo que entendfa
que Puerto Rico, sal volver donde
debi6 siempre estarS, no pudo hacorl0
DESPROVISTO DE Los DERE-
CHOS QUE TODO PUEBLO TIE
NE Y QUE NADTE PUEDE ARE
BATARLE....S
Verso, verdada Como que ese poe
t0 es tan malo y ese 1ool5tScO es tan pc
simol
Pero no, vean ustedes... mas ver8o8i
ialeluyasi embusteria en- versol
7 diio Ell sefior don Manuel Rosy:
<....ni ,es concebible que Sc nos otor-
que un derecho diferente del de-
recho que ALA riggs <....AM
PARADOS EN- Ell DERECHO
caminamos con SECURE paso
lEmbustel lQu6 poetG malol tqu6
po15ttco pesimo2 ~ que patricia supe-
T60rSs5ns0!
NaturaImente, todo n16sica.
Lro mismo nos pasa nosotros..
AMPARADOS EN- Ell DERECHO
caminamos con SECURE pasO....
Luego, ell sefior Rossy, uno de los
jefes de un partido polftico militante
en- la isla y que no tiene ell honor de
saber hacer versos, entendfa Y entiende
-satOo su na95Or pGrece1', que Puerto
Rico tiene derechos, y que en- ellos ann
parados, podemos caminar con SECURE
paso....
Cdn2l9aenGos.
Y eI senior Sanchez Morales, otro
poetastro, dijo:
x....los hombres libres jamas DES-
CARTAN SU DEREGHO nj do-
blan la rodilla nj inclinan Is fren-
to sino ante ell Dios de las Al
turas.S
Pero, BY Ell de las bajuras .hom-
bre2 va es diferente. Ante este dl-
timo, nj Sc dobla la rodilla nj Sc incli-
ma la frente Serfa esa una posi-
ci6n violenta que es impropia de hom-
bres J5bres, de los poetGs malos, de los
pot5tacos medianos v de los patriotas
p6simos. ....
Hombres que. desde luego, jamks
descartGa ssss dereohos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18


IndudableanenEe. MI ESTRoS DE
REG3HLS no a0n. aI cen lnnglaos a0
que algunos at0a0ndrad0s han dado an
Ia dor s en- Ia 0sn0U0IG, do llaunar
xm6sica celestial !
IA veran. ya Yer6n ustedess los pefs-
sos ln1alos. p0F gupuestO) cue CONT
nuaci6n repr0dneirnOs.
En- IN banquBEa 0frecido p0r multi-
tad de sefiores & Mr.. Keedy, abogado
americana. acto que tuvo lugar el z de
Abril &c 1899 en u eljoIonial Club
Restaurants. dii0 (ffiense ustedes en- to
aqasalrag0 de estos aeg82s u geiior don
Federico Degetau, 10 siguiente:
xPuerto Rico es americana porQue asi
loquiso La geograffa. poraue asf 10
Queremos los puertorriq quef50s: 81
hasba hoy no pudo aIcAnzar ell III
tic que le corresponds en- el or
den polftico del nundo. no quiere
este decir que oil yoIver donde
debi6 siempre estar, Yenga des-
provist0 DE LOS DERECHOS
QUE TOD0 PUEBLO TIENE i
QUE NADIE PUEDE ARRE
BATARLE....> <....tengo con-
fianza en- que IJESHRO DERE-
CHIC SERA RECONOCIDO.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18

Contin6a ell Padre Heron demos
trsndo & este vecindario su amor y en-
tusiasmo por Ia IgIesis,
Hemos visto que desde que Sc hizo
cargo de Il parroquia ha hecho unas
cuantas innovaciones al temple abri-
IA ell deseo si el pueblo ie ayuda de
llevar 8 efecto otras transformaciones
necesarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18

Nj SO encartan. nj les agrads verlas
venir.
Mas, sin que nadie Sc llama & enoio
cualquier ~ciudadano del pueblo de
Puerto Rico1 puede DOLLAR Ia rodilla &
inclinar la frente ante el Dios de las
AIturas :. que nunca. ca ninguna
OCCASION, serian las aEtNnGs.. del poder.
Porque en- ese case, los Shombres IL
bress que 1Gapads desc0rtGn sats ders-
chos podrfan verse en- aprietos. 10 en-
deSc0rtes desairados.
De modo, pues. que NUESTROS
DERECHOS distan mucho de ser.....
<mdsica CELESTIAL ,
Va han visto ustedes 8 neior. dido
Ia cadencia Y sonoridad de las psla-
bras que hemos transcrito de cierta
murga criolla. Son derroches do ls-
r5snao en- que, no obstante, Sc reconoce
que la pobre patria de los puertorri-
quef1os es un pueblo que TTENE De
RECHOS QUE NADIE PUEDE
ARREBATARLE cosa que nosotros,
cueste 10 que cueste, no consentiremos
que nj por an momento so pOnga en-
e1y1}a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18

Sc encuentra grave en- este pueblo
el respectable anciano don Adrian Or
tfz. suegro de- nuestro querido amigo
don Luis Pho Sanchez y & quien asiste
ID doctor La Rosa.
Deseamos eu pronta meiorfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18
n la dc IIMa

Sc est6 llevando & cab0 ana colecta
para las pr6ximas fiestas que ca honor
4 Ia Conception de Mardaaa ceIebraran
al pr6ximo mes.
Permanecen en- statu quo las EefOrmas
de- que iba hacer objeto el temple Ca
t6lico & ignoramos las causas de esta
paralizaci6n.
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ubO Un meeting
de tOTC0dOTeS
EN- COMERIO
81 alcalde solicita del gobernador
nemita aili una partica Gle los
$1,000 que este piensa repar-
tir en- los hospitales.
Cultos Y flestas religiosas.
e nsaegero e0ra,eso0risesll

Nvbre. 16.-En los salones de la Ca
sa c0nsistorial Sc reunieron anOche CO.
mo Glen torcedores previa invitaci6n
que hicieran al efecto varios obreros
procedentes de Aibonito. habi9ndose
tornado importantes acuerdos fen pro
de los que elaboran Ia rica hoja de
tabaco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18

R Be S
SEBASTIAN
GRAM FTEsT a N5C Ct1T.AR C-
I1EH C1SE AI4I.I
Hay uuienes Quierega aeFnbrar
algoelon j NO tiAnefa savalilsas.
[ u nssesta0 copy

Novienbra, 16. La earrekera entire
San Sebastian y Lares a6n no 30 ha
tarninasao Los senoxas Mark X y
desnontar0n aIirfnar0n amos sIete
kilometres pr6xiu asaente par0 afn
uueda 0ero trozo que o. Ia termination
de esa misma carretera, dOnae nada go
ha hech0 nj se piensa hacer So
gdn veo sEs que 81 Sr. Elliot, coni-
sionado del Interior, desconoca Ii gran
inportanoia de ese rarnal De carreteras
Poblaciones o0mO Laras j Aguadilla
Sc encuentran inc0municadas por no
haber digpuest0 81 Depar tamento la
termination del trozD anteriormente
citado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18

Otro de los grandes inconvenientes
cue nos ofrece Ia carretera no 8.es Ia
Eaita de ufa puente en- eI rio de- Aua-
teEna. La avenida del rio 81 dia del
cicI6n de San Ciriaco arrast6 aquella
hermosa obra de fabrica recueSdo del
gobierno espafIoI y apesar de haber
transcurrido aigunos amos no Sc ha
dignad0 81 paternal Departamento de
Obras P6bIicas reconstruirlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18

El dia 13 del corriente mes Sc Ilev6
4 efecto On el salon de la casa escuela
de este pueblo la snunciada fiesta es-
collar en- conmemoraci6n de la memo
rable fecha del descnbrimiento.
Las ninas niftos en- n6mero nutri-
do Sc presentaron ataviados con sus
meiores galas v un p6blico escojido y
numeroso presenciaba aquella explen-
dida fiesta de grato recuerdo para to-
dos los que tuvimos La dicha de pre-
senciarla.
Don Daniel f. Kelley, inspector de
este distr;to, preside el acto.
Hay que hacer consbar que tantO
las nifias como los niffos desempefia-
ron sus respectivos papeles & concien-
cia v satisfaction, por 10 cual tanto q
ellos como & sus maestros les tribut2
mos nuestro APPLAUSE.
El seffor Duran, ilustrado maestro
graduado, nos describi6 en- su discur-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-18

Muehos propietarios de esta juris-
dicc6n no han podIdo dedicarse la
sienbra del alGod6n. por no habeE en-
contrado semillas. Ellos desean ad-
quirir sinnientes cIase sSea Island.
Trasladamos la noticia / Ia casa Que
repaFte seniIlas gratnitamente.