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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-04-23
WALTER LETTER.
~ChronicIlng of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh

DOIIlOOus
ARGUS BUREAU
WALTER, N. G,
April 81, 1903.
Miss Sallie Smith is visiting the
family of Mr.. Urban Lewis, at Ge-
nOa.
Mr.. Alex Edgerton, of your city,
was visiting in our community last
Sunday.
Mr.. Rankin Willis went to Ere
mont one day las week to attend the
funeral of one of his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Stevenson, of
Wilson, are on a visit to Mrs. Stew
enson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Smith.
MI. and Mrs. Wright Lynch, of
Johnston county, returned home
yesterday afternoon from a visit to
relatives in u community.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Becton spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Becton's parents, MI. and Mrs. Jack
Yelverton, near Stantonsburg.
Her many friends are glad to know
that Mrs. Jesse Croker has suffic-
iently recovered from her serious i'll
ness to be able to visit her sister,
Mrs. Fred Cox, on "South Side"
Everybody is busy preparing and
planting cotton, and if seasons are
favorable this week, most of
farmers will finish, while some r
waiting for the moon to change.
Tobacco plants are numerous, and
we'll advanced, plenty of them large
enough to be set out. Their rapid
growth has caused many farmers to
plant cotton early, in order not to
have both on their hands at the
same time.
If we are to judge from appear
ances, there are many of our young
men getting their tackle in readiness
filling their bait gourd, and selecting
the spot to try their luck, angling in
the matrimonial pool. We wish
them much success, and trust their
efforts may result in more than
landing terrapins and suckers.
Our young friend Mr.. Carl Swim
son. was overtaken in the road and
assaulted by Henry Newton, colored,
last Tuesday, and dealt a blow with
a stick, which rendered him uncon-
scious for a few minutes. 1t was a
dastardly deed, as Mr.. Swinson was
taken unawares. The case was tried
before Squire Isaac Smith, and a fine
of $50 and costs put upon the darkey,
in default of which, he twas sent to
Jail. He took an appeal.
The change of schedule in the
Smithfeld train is rather inconven-
lent to our truckers, causing5them to
either pick the evening before ship
ping, or take it to your city after
picking in the morning. If the
change had been later, instead OF
earlier, it would have suited them
exactly. We understand an effort is
being made to have the schedule
changed to return at 10 O'Clock in
stead Of 7 o'clock, as it is now.
If the tobacco trust had a barbed
wire fence around the earth, the
Mammoth Cave converted into a
pack house, in which their goods
would always be Sin order" and
notice served on all the small enter
prizes, to "keep off the grass" per
haps they might be satisfied, but we
think it extremely doubtful. The
only thing for the farmers to do, in
order to get living prices for thier to-
bacco, is to organize. Everything
else is organized, and swhyaEnot the
farmers.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-04-23
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as executor of the last will
n testament OF D.. E Newell decd. notice is
II re-, ven To all t,eIruns indebted to said
la r 10 come forward a,d settle the same
Immediately Parties holding claims against
said e-:af- will present them to the under
signed sor p-yment OF. or before the 2ist day
of Apr,I al, or this notice will be plead
ed IN bar Of -.3ttr recovery
This tn, II, tt.y of April. 1908.
LE"IS II. LAMBERT. Executor.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-04-23
YOU KNOW THAT YOU AXIS TAKING
Genoa, April 81,

When vou lake Groves Tssteless Chill
Tor &c because the formula Is plainly
Hc1nTeo or every 1ottle showing that 1t
il simply iron and Qutnina N b taste
les form. No Cure. No Paw. 5nc.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-04-23
CoLORED
FOR SALE.

Cotton Gin and Condenser. belts,
pulleys, shaftings; also engine and
boiler, cotton press and cotton seed
crusher; all in good condition and
ready for use For terms, etc., ap-
ply to
MRS. ALICE r. HAM.
4 miles north of Goldsboro, on the
Greenleaf road ap16o6ts
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
WARNER
Warmer, S. d., July Is, 1903.

Warmer, S. d., July Is, 1903.
Mrs. w. f. Christian left Tuesday
morning for a months visit in Mich.
gan near Detroit.
The ball game Saturday resulted in
1 victory for Warner over the
Lords Lake nine. The score was 1G
20 Is.
Nearly every one in Warner took
advantage of the special train to
aberdeen Monday and went to the
circus. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler drove in the after
loon and attended the evening per-
Torrance. Mr.. Fowler remained to
see the circus board the train.
Warner can now boast of having
the best artesian we'll in this part of
the county. 1t throws a stream of
perfectly clear water thirty-one
inches above the pipe. The Gilborne
Bros. have done the fair thing by
Warner and everybody is well pleased
With the efforts made by them.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
Remarkable ure {
Diarrhoea.
Very

About six years ago for the first
time In my life 1 had a sudden and
severe attack Of diarrhoea, " says Mrs.
Alice Miller, Of Morgan, Texas. "
got temporary relief, but It came back
again and again, and for six long years
! had suffered more misery and agony
thanI can tell. 1t was worse than
death. My husband spent hundreds
OF dollars for physiclans' p-rescript,ons
ana treatment without avail. Finallv
we moved to Bosque county, our
present home. and one day I happened
70 see an advertisement Of Chamber
iatn's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy with q testimonial OF ! man
who had been cured by it. The case
was SO similar to my own that Icon-
Guided to try the remedy. The e.
suit was wonderful. 1 could hardly
ieallze that I was well sgain. Of be.
lieve 1t could be so after having sui.
iereu SO long, but that one botqle Of
medicien, costing but a few cents
cured me-" For sale BY all drnruists
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
wEsTPoRT

Mrs. G. Morrison is on the sick list.
Catharine and Edward Callaghan
spent Sunday at J. G. Siemanns.
Most all the people Of Westport
took in the circus at Aberdeen Mon.
day.
Mrs. Joseph Munenbyer; who has
been at st. Luke's hospital, is now at
home.
The Catholic Ladies' Altar Society
met at Mrs. HI. G.. Siemann's last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mr.. G. p. Siemann spent
last Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Helm.
There will be a social and thimble
bee :sat eMr. P. O. Callaghan's July
END. Refreshments, 10 cents.
Miss Anna Tanberg and Mr.. Her.
man Anderson were pleasant callers
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
81 smann last Sunday.
Mrs. H. G. and Mrs.G. 2. Siemann
were out riding one evening and on
their return home started to drive
through Main street and got lost.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
ONEOTA
From our regular correspondent.

from our regular correspondent,
Oneota, s. D., July Is, 1903.
Most all u people have gone to
the show in Aberdeen.
Miss Ileena Keller left for Michi.
gan to-day. She will make an ex.
tended visit with relatives.
R. L. Gernon has Just returned
IRON his eastern trip. During his
fbsence he lost four head of cattle in
|the electric storm Of July L.
Burdette Bell just returned from
Michigan and reports a fine time.
None more deserving Of a good time
than the self-same Burdette.
The Catholic ladies will give .
sociable at MI. p. Callaghan,s july
e commencing at 2 o'clock D. m.
Everybody cordially invited. Re.
1reshments will be served at the usua,
rate.
There will be q. grand ball 1t the
oneota town hall July "a. Everybody
cordially invited, The Walker boy,
Will furnish the music. Refresh.
menus Will be served at midnight.
everything at reasonable rates. a
coca time guaranteed. Come eyery.
body.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
oRDWAY
NV, have YOU seen jim?

Say, have you seen jim?
Bert johnson is on the sick list.
We are soon to have a new store
keeper.
Clare Smith WAS an Ordway caller
Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dickinson,
a son, July 10Th.
Miss Ida Oleson of Andover is
visiting at the Logan ranch.
John Lynch of Minneapolis is visit
ing with Mr.. j. McNeary and family.
Mrs. II. Dickinson of Aberdeen is
visiting with Mr.. +. Dickinson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norsh of Andover are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Prunty.
Charley Knight of Hecla has come
down to assist Foreman McNeary in
Guiding weeds.
Mrs. M. Tormey and children of
Hecla visited Monday and Tuesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. McNeary.
Abundance of rain and all crops are
doing well. The crops north and
EAST of here are very good. Corn and
;nillet are making rapid growth.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
EAST COLUMBIA

Mr.. William Elliott is building an
addition to his farm house north OF
town.
Arthur Knapp of Iowa. a student
at Coe College, Cedar Rapids arrived
here last week. VIII spend his sum.
mer vacation with his cousin A. Knapp
but will return to Coe in the fall.
quite a number of our citizens
SNent Monday, the 18th. in Aberdeen.
0 business" quite surprised upon
finding a big crowd and a big show in
town. Queer, isn't it?
word comes to Us from Plana that
our correspondent there was takingi in
the sights at the show last Monday
n that he paid particular attention
to the Wild Man. jim, and the strong
woman. Look out for the result.
Ed Conley reached home SATURDAY.
noon after a visit with his brother
viii, at Sisieton. From the looks of
Eds lips and face when he got home
we would say he had been in some
berry patch, said he saw a bal
Don ascension too.
The warm weathero of the last few
days is rlpening the early grain very
last in this vicinity, many pieces of
barley and oates will be harvested
next week. The prospect for crops
here, at present, is very good. Early
wheat on fall ploughtng is shortened
little but late grain of all kinds is
splendid.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
PLANA

(From our regular eorrespondant
We didn't go to the clrcus.
I Ben Knutson has sold his cron to +
j. Jones.
The section men are busy taking
out ties. a
Fred overacker was a Cambria
visitor Sunday.
Bill Rowlands has a huge Durham
bull for sale.
mrs. Edd Lawrence is visiting he,
mother for a few days.
Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Greed drove
70 the Hub Thursday.
John Helmka has bought q neu
case threshing rig and will see wha,
ne can do to the wheat this fall.
John and Rees Roberts and th.,,
cousins, the Misses Pace, took . shor.
excursion up to Sand Lake lately.
Grin, Wilbur and a bay colt ve,.
breaking each other last SATURDAY.
=. last reports both were pretty Wei
We've been waiting for some t,me
write that dry water poem for ii,
futney brother but cam, ina w ~
Inspiration. nnu any
\ Bin Draeger, the Chicago lad 4.
t., as worked for Rumerys the mast
Lmo narVests and bothered the hnl,.
back again. 'unuay' is
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
CUR CORRESPONDENTS

}. Howard Taylor reports a piece Of
his wheat free from smut where the
Wheat had been pu5 through the SOL
ution.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17

chieQgs ANsetA.Wssesss Railway 1ss' -
-Abef6eea.
Isub3ect to change
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
oouuo soUEHs ...
eG " H Ra1esn1 Psseas' @sn peHSs Sioux
City, Omaha and Chicaeo. 1ahD
Mo TSn.;d.ys and saturdays
0oJua NORTH. ,a
North Passenger excspt sunday..
.s ~ .s:1o -
sf TSasa Me. assd5s.d:y; and fridays.
ARRIVAL or TRAINS
from SOUTH. .o,.npi
Passenger No. s, excspt Sunday s:iorb'
Eond as Mssdnssdsys and Fridays
TnoN HOH1H. .,.sap
Passes.eerN Not. except Sunday s:SIp
t1o44ht No. ..s...:....... Saturdays.
Tuesdays, Thursdays n s.t,ul
TRAINS s and 8 have sleepinE can Nos. ss,a
10 have through sleoplng cars oee. betWes
lkAto ard ChiCago and bunet ca = hetweeln
Troy and Chicago and sleepings Nos, 1 and
nrookings and Kasota on trains No
For further Information inquire = Aleent.
VS. Aberdeen:s:S'
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
FOR RENT OR SALE.

city Acreage, Vacant Lots. Il
and Lots. Farms Of all sizes f., !
to $500 per acre, according toims'
meats and location smaa
monfs' terms to suit purchase,
save yeu time and money. rass l
see me before you make a nnro,.'
D. I. HUFF,
Woolla Nn A..
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17

No man or woman in the state will
hesitate tospeak well of Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets after once
trying them. They always produce a
pleasant movement of the bowels, i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen
the digestion. For sale b6 all drug
glsts.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
very Low Excursion Rates ia
Musical. Festival, American
swedish Singers, 1t
Minneapolis, MINI.

Via the Northwestern Line. M.
.urslon tickets will be sold At "a
ouced rates July 20. q and p, limited
" return until July q, inclusive.
a TOT particulars apply to Agents Chi.
caeo 9 North Western R,y. l51A;s2,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17

MEN 70 I'm IN
pare for Government Positions eml
Openings in all Departments 3,
Salaries. Rapid Promoolous'
aminations. Particulars FREE.
Interstate Cor, lns', :.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17

aor 2 lazy liver try C~hambelain,s
P an and Liver Tablets. Thew
e .av the liver aid the digestion
Fleeulate the bowels and nrevsnt
'gists. - drug
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-17
'
8A11E:ags AAeuI SaND

WIN be in effect from !,
t td,e Chicago \ Nort sn all po1
for the occasions nam s,,S s' q
Epworth League 10Th I
Baltimore, Nd, ,1n,r
3. P. o. r. list !
San saa F r zAusus, J,
- 6. a. R. meeting. !
D%eadwood, S. D., Sent
international Mniiua t t
Baltimore, Md, Sept. Dc, !, I,
sovereign = : Grand Lodn y'
For information as to -,
OF sale, etc, of these ~ ~ ,''es,
caslons, call upon the ticpo OH
tae wv Lines s' as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-02
Sergio Santiago

IA fAllecido en- CIdra, dsspues de sells me-
aes de psnosa enfsrmsdad, nusstro qusrido
amigo don Sergio Santiago, federal muy sntu-
SHASTA.
al sspalio de au cRd&var Rsisti6 una eoncu-
rEsncia numerosfsima sln distingos d. cRstas
nj de ideaIes polftIcos.
SAntisgo fue I'M patriota de los que 80 ha-
llaban con nosotroa dssde Ia svoluci6n del par.
lido autonomistR, hAbisndo prsatado apraeia.
nles servicios nuestra causa; era hermano
90 otfo fno'vidabls patriots de d. Manuel San
epgos mueKt0 tPkgicaments manos de Ia DO.
lfcfa insulAr combinadA con los turbuIentos
euando ell que fa6 vfetimA eumplfa cen 81 de :
Der eomo iusx de- polfefa, N mantsniendo sI 6rdsn.
NoHotros Iamentamos al trists sucaso y da.
nnos sus deudoss partie ieularmants . don Pra.
xades Santiago amigo t2mhi6n muy querido
sl sestimonio do nuestrc doIor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-02
OTRA INJUSTICIA
JUAN PRIN.

Nos participant de Jancos, que aI 2s de as
BE mes tom6 posssi6n del cargo de AuxiliRr de
aquel poblAde don Eduardo Vallecillo, en- sns-
Ntuci0n del doctor Bafreras, por obra gracia
de los Pepublicsnos, cumplf6ndoss 10 que antss
habfamos ananciado en- este psri6dico. de que
dejaTfan cssAnte aI seffor BRrrsrRs por sl de-
lito de ser federal.
Hl alcalds de Hato grands, antss de pro-
esdsH 81 nom brAmisnto del sei1r Valleeillo,
ha dsbfdo tsneR en- cusnta dos derschos qus
Rsisssn nj doctor BArrSras, son, primeFo:
ssg6n 10 sstasnfdo On la aecel6n Is de is ley
municipal dando facnltAd q los alcRldes para
dsssPmina tasANvamsnts que estos empisados
saPviFAn el cargo misntras observer buena
conduesa. 8 SEAN ssparados por al AIcAlda can
snhcienSss 1ustas Causas, oyendo o los ints-
Eeaados, cuyo pFeeepto de 10 ley ha sido abisr-
tAmsnte violado por dichR sutoridad, guiada
por aspfritu de partidc; ssgundo; porque
exietiando I'm eontrato bilAteral sntre al Ayun.
tAmionto el doctor B1greras Dor oil cuak qua
do obliRado ests prestar sus seTvicios profs-
sionAles los snfsrmos heridos pobrss en-
diligenciAs criminales, gratis. con otras obli-
gAcionas fnhersntes IN profession por oil tSr-
mino dc cinco afioss que a6n no han vancido,
con 10 dotaci6n de 500 pesos. Era I6gico aa-
poner gus al nuevo alc&lde respstarfa tai con.
trat0, psfo no hR sucedfdo sai, este alealds,
sal vez inspiFsd0 por los suyos, se burla de Il
Lsys no respsta I'M cgmbiO lsgal lesiona los
derechos dc IN teFcer0 contra la volunsad a
los vecinos que pagan gustoEAmenta el sueIdo
dc ese me1ico, contribuyen tAmbiGn en- ma
yor proporei6n que les veeinos dc 10 demar-
sActon antigua da 10 eabaeera lavAntar las
:Rrgaa del munlcipio.
Tai procedsr, en- el caso qus uOs oeupe o.
music &rbitrario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-02
Camara de delegados
SESSION DEL sABADO

Sc dio prirera Isctura : los siguisntas biIla:
Ndmsro So de D3mensch, sobre d&udas d.
las sxtinguidas inntss ascoIarss.
Ndmero 81, de Monsalvo, sobre reformas
de isYes sseolares
Sc aprobaF0n varios dfcasmsnss de eomf.
stones sspscfalea y sl H. B. n6msro 16. sobra
f0ndos dc caminos.
se dec'ara II Ckmara "a eonaisi6n total
para diseutfr sl A. e. nd naro so aobrs sasiSr
Dc esrFsnos que psxtansesn al puebio de Puar-
20 hIeos 81 gcblsrno de los Essados UnfdoR
El prasidents di6 ensnta cor al fr forms
0s IL eomison rnfssA para que rsmita nj
COnssio Eiseutivo al dIetkman dc In eomlstSr
ds In oamara que solicitA sl Asiio do nifos m
6Antngee. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-02
Siete niffos heridos
EN- SAN JUAN

Sists n'fios y 10 profssora ssfiorita Andrea
Arenas, han aldo hsridos On In escasIs SWi-
liisn PennD-ds San Juan.
In hoE& del canto Ell grupo que diriis
dicha profssora subfa por 10 eseAlsra qua dk
suslo.
Los nifios eayeron sntrs los sscombros del
dsrrnmbamfento, rscibisndo hsridas de con-
sidsrAeion, adsmas de 10 senorita Arenas los
sducandos T 1mks OabaIIsro, Dolores Dies ds
Andino, Maria Luisa Malmf, Oarmsn Lion.
part. Oelia oaSrerss. Mareslina Dstrinsl y
Eleutsri0 FI0rag.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-02
PUNTAZOS
mute pOr del SUM- dsjs de avenurerOs

Ei biu sobre abolici6n dc In psnA de musY.
ts hR pAsAdo an SsgundA IscturA por eAtores
votes contra nusve.
PsYo 90 &nrmA con inRistspeiA que saldr&
derrotAdo Al lssrSs por tereera yes, pues an
toness nsesuita tsnsF su favor en- la OkmRra,
quince Representatives..
En- este cAso, NOS psFmitimos psdir o In
asamblea IeglBladora que dsrogus el procadi-
miento 0St1tuido para In tscnet6n da los reos
cenden&dos psnA capital
La horsa On suplieio odioso rspug.
nRnte que deBdice mucho do lA e1viliSAoi6n de
astos tiempoS.
81 % impons IL pana de musrts para IL
hKar o In soeisdad dc miembros enfsrmos gus
llevAn sn la sangrs oil virus del NAL de1&n
las ReneHAcIonss que le suesdsn-como hnieA
hsraneiA-la heranciA del cTfmsn, b6squsss
otro pRocsdimionto mas en- consonanciR CON la
eultura spuersorriqutha.
BA1o cuR' uieF punto do vista, 10 musrte
no dada por 10 mRno dc Dios no dads por un
hombre, 8 otro en- Reecho en- lueha feanca,
sino inhiglda por al imperio de lA ley, es irfa-
mants pero 80 NOS sntoi@ mas infsmants en-
la horc& que en- 10 guiliotinA On In butaca
elesSrica. msnos enviIscsdorR y mas humani.
tarI&, mas plAdos&.
Como 10 que ne quiers, 10 que no procura, 10
que anhala poE todos 90 la am@ric Rnixeei6n,
dsb0 sustituirsa 10 cuerda CON Ia GlGetrieidad,
10 antieuMdo por 10 mod@rno, Falav6ndosa oil
vsRdugo In tEista mission de coIgGr pescue1os
de cristian0s como no cusIgRn peaeussos do
psPros.
a~s
EOk 10 Quu 80 NoI SAAS EuorbU ESlCo SUM
50 vG en- dennitva al hoTt&o7ats CON los suyou,
puss remps lansas contra ell gobierno, resps.
t&ndo 6nleamsnte Al gobernRdor.
EntisndAss bien. nj gobernadoP.
OuAntoB 10 gSeriben sG italian tan dOscon-
c0FtAdos con oil tremsndo gops qua 90 asast6
MI AleAlde Ego1eu0, que parsee mas blsn qua
mn oHg&no ministerial un OFgano oposicionista.
Oon Ia sgr&vanta do NO dAF pie CON bolas'
I'm su ndmaro do AntaB do aver, diTiga una
FoeiadA MI inv0stigAdor dc los syuntRmisntos,
de quien dice SqaGe fle hGss0 hnce poco fondtstG
en- FOjdTdO, pero grGctos al tesoTero Y AL IDIoMA
60 hoy U7I gran investigator De cHent0s nlTl7ltct
T1IssN
De- 10 que KaiE& mandibulA bAtisnts Mr.
Holt, que tian0 sl intmo convencimisnto del
dsbsr eumplido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-02
Polic1a Tnsular
TRASlADOS Y NOMBRAMlENTOS

La policfs insular en- su session del visrnes
higo los siguisntas traslgdos
e. caho ErmSiindo Esealsra, q Yabueoa.
El eabo Andres GaYcfa 3 GuayaniIla.
E cabo Gabino Balasq uidsz, o SabAna-
GrAnde.
El cabo jose A. Soto, q Coamo.
e. cabo Enriqu ne Balbks, Larss.
e. cabo Francisco Rivsro, . Oomerfo.
Ei cabo Joaqufn Aldes, o Areeibo.
El cRbo Francisco Oivierf. . Toa-Alta.
Htxo los sig uisntss nombramientos:
Para guardias, Gastavo AIf8ro, Ffoilkn
Apg(sr@ J. J. Moralssiy G2spar Castillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-02
PONCE;
(NOTTCIAS DIRECTAsl
Fsbrsro, 10

Fsbrero, 10
Sc hAll& snfsrm@ do aIgunh grAvsdad dss.
ds hacs Algunos dias. 10 ssposa ds nusSbro 0a-
tmAd0 amigo dom EdaImiro j. LaspIer, pro.
pietsrto da GEL Dlario dc PonsG@.
H9eomos fsrvisntss votoS por su pPonto
RaHtAblssimiaRto.
III &lcalde de sHtA eiuds don Antonio
AriAH, h& dsclArado festive oil dis do ma mana,
an obssq ulo al euaFpo ds BombaFos que GALE
bra su patrons, la oandalaEiA,
Don Pedro Juan PArra, don oosms olavsil
don Ros0ndo Rivera, sssimados amigos nuss-
tr0S, han rsg&lAdo nj bsnsme erito cuerpo dc
Bomhsros do sstA ciudAd una novilla.
El vlsEnes 80 del pasado mes, 30 caIsbr6
On el BASAf do los seforas Oisro, In Rnuneiadm
reunion para tomAr acnaRdo Rcerea do 10 ceIa-
bFAoi6n del eAPnAvAl.
Con motive do sncontrarss grsvaments
anfsrmA In sonora de nUsstro eorrsli gon@Fio
1snor LaBpier, que hAbitA frenta al Casino, al
bale do capa tuvo lugAr en- los ampiiOs salo-
mes dc lA casa morad& de don Domiugo Fall.
col. Qusdo muy AnimAdn.
GEI AguilRS de &ysrt d& sin commentaries,
10 notieia de !a dsssitusi6n del tristsmenss
e6lebre Manuel Kgoxsue.
SAhAndonarkn q ssta sus currali gIonarfos
como Rossndo Rivera Garcia, sl ex Rdminis-
tEAdor del acueduetof
SO0bK1s
bnido sl AyuntAmisnto do sstA ciudMd con
ellen dollars
Los j6vsnSS eApeAdoH para sI bale calsbra.
90 Anoeha On los s@loneg de In cAsA del se1oP
Ealieei, nos aneArgan demos Su nombra Las
RrAeiAG dicho ssior y g1 diasinguidA f6miIia, /
poR las AtsneionsR do que fueron obisto,
QusdRn. pusss complReidoE.
Don NAreiso vilAE6 W su hijo Juanito han
obsequiado Al cusrpo Clio bomboros CON una /
eunrasrolA do RON una damsSana do vino
dulee.
EI erimsn de las VallAs de qas df cusntR
Ayer, hA Hido uno de los mas hsrmosoa que se
registrar en- sSts distrfto. Dada cuenta aI
JusS BtHoE CAhAler, este 10 traslad6 nj sitio en- |
qus apATesio el cac9ver, praetieando su IsvRn-
tamteRto. A eAusA dc laS muehAa heridas ne
pFessntA oil tntssfecto poT tsnsP amputadas
las orstasI no hR Bido possible idsntincarlo.
Sc cree qua oil eFfman hR Rido eometfdo an
otr0 Sitios qua al eadGg0r fn& eonducido nj
bhrFio do laS ValIAsr para daspiataF Ia JUS
tIeiA.
ri I0ss senior oAbAIlas v In poIIcfs trabaian
aesivAmsnts para dar CON los Autores dc tan
horFoEoSc eTfman.
Como don joss Llorens llRm6 los amerf- ,
eanos euAndo deHRmbAEe1Ron aQuf; qtlestros !
hegna11l0s del NOTtes yM hay uien, quix6a ada.
Aens@ndose los meOntaeimientos llama A los |
@smApesp TEepa0e heTnsGnOs gevBpOnOs.