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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

politically and financially. 1t is some
thing new for the prosecuting attor-
ney to be subjected TO what l have had
to go through in doing my duty. Might
it not be asked now, why all this tit
terness is directed against myself IN
this campaign Why is It that every
Interior influence seems 90 be arrayed
against me? Has not any man a right
to be a candidate for any Office IL he
so desiress Is all this because In the
discharge Of my duty | have offended
some powerful cofruptionist whose in
iuence Is 70 insidious and widespread?
am in this contest because | want 10
see what the Democratic party Is 20
ing TO do In this crisis. l want the
corruptionists put out OF the party.
APPEALs TO THE PEOPLE.
"If l had served the gang with
half the loyalty l have endeavored to
serve the people, they to-day would be
my ardent supporters, instead OF my
bitter enemies, | am proud OF my
friends and am also proud OF the enc
mics / have made.
81 undertook a task which was
greater than / realized. Ii is not fin
ished yet shall go on with il to the
end, but you alone a finish it, for
the stamping out OF corruption in our
party can only be done by the members
of the party. There are two things |
want to leave In your minds, n is
that the cure OF corruption Is an issue
in the Democratic party now, and the
other Is that TO win on 1t, you the peo-
pie must go TO the primaries and con-
ventions. The Democratic party be-
longs TO you,not to any self-constituted
bosses or leaders. II there ever was a
time when the masses OF the people to
whom the party belongs should take
the government Of the party into their
own hands, that time is now.
Another important issue before
the people OF Missouri is the preserya-
tion Of the right OF suffrage. | want
to see the Democratic party win II il
can do SO honestly, but | had rather
} for it to be defeated than to win by
methods that resulted in the recent
convictions for naturalization frauds
; in st Louis"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Democratic party has no use for cor
r~uptionists within its ranks. When
Mr.. Halves Joined hands with Mr..
Butler at the time he did, he and ]
parted politically. / am a Missouri
Democrat, but | am not that kind Of
a Democrat.
HAYES CONSIDERED BoLTTSG.
ain 1896 Mr.. Halves a holding Of
fee under the Cleveland administra-
ton 10 the collectors Office 10 st.
Louis. Upon the death OF the collec-
tor, he sought the position Of collector
at the hands OF President Cleveland,
and seriously contemplated leaving
the regular Democratic party at that
time. He Afterwards resigned from
the jefferson Club. Coming under the
notice OF Gov. Lon v. stephens, the
governor became his political god
father by making him a police COM
missioner Of st. Louis.
lin 1901 he did not think it any
thing against a mans Democracy that
he had voted the Republican national
ticket in 1896 and 1900. In 1901, he
opposed the passage Of q resolution
presented ia the Jefferson Club by
Judge Given Campbell to the effect
that the Democratic party nominate
men who had voted the Democratic
ticket in the preceding national cleo
ton. Is it not rather inconsistent for
him now TO question the Democracy
OF another because of not making
speeches in one campaign? Mr.. HAYES
is a professional politician. II he has
been unset fish in his devotion 70 the
party, il has eve become apparent.
l may have more to say later on re-
garding this subject. This will do for
the present.
"He says that | have been running
for governor more than a year. II l
cared more for the Office Of governor
than for my se~lf-respect / would have
gone out In the campaign Of 1902 and
made speeches. That would have
made the proposition comparatively
easy. The truth is, | had no idea Of
running for governor Of any other Of
fee at that time. When l accepted
my present position, In order that ]
might be free 10 do my full duty, 1.
said that / would not be a candidate
for reelection. II l had followed my
own inclination and considered my
personal advantage alone, l should
have declined 10 allow my name TO be
used 10 connection with any Office BY
their attacks they have forced me In
70 this light
Before ! IA mentioned for gOver-
nor st all, and from the beginning Of
the doodle prosecutions. / have been
the subject Of the most venom0us as
The crowd which | have been
battling In the courts is powerful,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

THE executive committee OF the
Missouri Press Association meets at
the Laclede Hotel 10 ST Louis at 10
o'clock, a. m, Friday, November q,
10 arrange for the winter meeting.
Corresponding Secretary X NJ White
by instructions Of President T. Il.
Wilson, has arranged for an excursion
TO New Orleans. The summer meet
ing will be held next May at the
Worlds Fair Grounds IN ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
No Basket Dinner at Beaver Dam.

In announcing the dedication OF
Beaver Dam church, which takes
place Sunday, Nov. 10Th, it was stated
that a basket dinner was to be held in
connection with the services. The
following card explains itself:
Mexico LEDGER-There has been no
action Of the church at Beaver Dam
10 regard toa basket dinner on the
day Of dedication.
II II MI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

IL the tormenting cold that made last
winter one long misery will be az bad
this year. Certainly not, II you take
Aliens Lung Balsam when tickling
and rawness in the throat announce
the presence OF the old enemy Do
not expect the cold to wear itself out.
Take the right remedy in time Aliens
Lung Balsam is free from opium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
KILLED IN KENTUCKY DUEL
Ex-Judge and Ex-U. s. Marshal the
Combatants.

COLUMBUS, Ky, November PA
fatal shooting ARRAY occurred at Ed
monston. The principals were Judge
George Price, former circuit judge Of
Metcalfe county, and R. &. McoAn-
-dless, former Deputy United States
Marshal. Politics is said TO have been
at the bottom Of the trouble, which
first arose 10 the courtroom during a
trial in the morning Peace was I'm
ally restored, but the men met again
ia the afternoon, when McCandless
slapped Price 10 the face. Both then
drew pistols and began firing. Nine
shots were fired and n bullet struck
Price, killing him instantly. McCand-
less was shot four times and there is
no chance for his recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
Sc value in Mems Shirts reduced to
sse, as long as they last.
Im4A1Ma.
AW

City Engineer Rains, Of Dallas is
elected from a street car by the men,
beers Of the car crew. In the scutfie
his arm was broken. He refused to
pay his fare, as the charter provides
that the Engineer shall ride free Of
charge, and now will try to have the
charter OF the company revoked
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

r. NJ. WHITE, chairman OF the mn
ance committee OF the Missouri State
Historical Society, went TO Columbia
to-day 10 attend a meeting OF that
committee. The State Historical
Society is growing stronger and
stronger In Missouri, and We believe
viii soon have the cordial support a
society OF this kind merits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Charles Kratz, the Fugitive st.
Louis boodler, who is In jail at
Guadalajara, Mexico, declares that
the Imprisonment is killing him. He
says he would end the whole fight by
returning voluntarily, but his friends
will not hear TO IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

w. f Sims found a loose team
hitched to aroad-wagou near his home
Tuesday morning. In the wagon was
a sack OF cheese and crackers and a
jug OF whiskey. All but the latter
can be recovered by the owner by
calling OF genial Chilly"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

The State Teachers Association
meets in st. Joseph on Dec. 1881,
next. Supt. Darlington win conduct
examinations for State certificates
there at high school building on Dec.
q and %. All advance subjects, in
Guiding group and special subjects,
will be given ON the 18th only.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
Former Student of Hardin.

Cards are out announcing the
marriage OF George H. Platttenburg,
OF MAYHEM, Mo-, and Miss Jessie
Louise Thatcher, Of Kansas City, on
Nov. Is. Mrs Plattenburg formerly
attended Hardin College and visited
here afterward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Robbers blow the vault Of the bank
at Clarksburg, Mo ithnitroglycerin
and escape with 5000. A reward OF
$1,000 Cor each man In the Job has
been offered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Mrs. WIN. Harper and family desire
to express their sincere, heartfelt ap-
preclation for every expression OF
sympathy and friendship extended TO
them in their late sad bereavement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

TEACHERS can get many helps free
from the Department Of Agriculture,
washington, D. G. Write to A. G.
True, Bureau Of Experiment Stations,
for circulars giving lists Of helps for
teachers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

HuNTsvfLLE, Mo, Sept 16, 1902.
DIR. r w. Hall, st Louis, No.,
Dear Sir-I suffered four years with
severe kidney and bladder trouble.
Your Texas Wonder, Hall'sG Great Dis
covery, has cured me and | a cheer
fully recommend IL.
Yours truly.
T. W. MALONE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

HoN. ELLIOTT W. MAJOR, OF Bowl
ing Green, Mo-, is a candidate for At
torney General Of Missouri, Major is
an able lawyer, an honest, conscien-
tious man, and this congressional dis
trict viii likely be solid for Major.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
STATE OF l..
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN. ~
U. s. HALL SICK.
Could Not Fill His Appointnsi
Address the Folk Club in Meria
Last Saturday,

The following letter from U. s I'D
to Hon. w. II. KEENAN,, chalrmaa
the Mexico Folk Club, explains lid
To General W. II. KEENAN,. Mexico. No
PRAIRIE HILL, Mo, Nov. In.
Dear GenT,: ! deeply regret mItI
ability to be with your to-day Ovtsi
sickness. ! should prefer next sid
day, Nov. 2sth. II you put it % u
day let me know at once.
Your friend,
U. S. HAu|
Some time soon the committee
speakers of the Folk Cub erp3s
have Mr.. Hall, Congressman FsndI
and Hon. Jos. Folk address II II
Club at the Opera House iHv A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

The Rural Mail Carriers get a well
deserved lay-of on Thanksgiving day.
The boys have a hard time in the
winter and deserve to enjoy their
Thanksgiving turkey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

School was in session Monday. This
was to make up one day which was
given the children to attend the
circus some time ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

A mail car attached TO a running
train is burned neal Sherman, Mo.
Twenty-Five tons Of Sunday news.
papers and Christmas magazines were
destroyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

In answer to a letter signed "yoter"
we would say that Judge Adams, Of
the United State Dictrict Court OF St
Louis is a Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Mrs. Laura Houghland has purchased
the Mrs Johns residence in south
Mexico for 81, 700 The property is
next TO where Mrs. Houghland now
lives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

September lbth 10 November sOth

The Chicago s. Alton and Wabash
Railroads will sell one-way Colonist
tickets to California and the North
west at greatly reduced rates. For
further information call on OF address
l. NJ. RICHARDS,
Tiki. Agt., Mexico, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

We have a package OF clothing
marked o. II. Smith, that has been at
our store several months.
Ferris & CauthOrn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
Fine Cutlery.

Just received another large ship
ment OF fine cutlery for the holiday
trade.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Mn John r. Bragg, after a pleasant
visit TO friends and relatives In Mex
leo, has returned - her home In Ful.
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
he wIn Return avery Four Weeks

DIR. PRETTYMAN Is q graduate Of the Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons, New York
City, one OF the most notable Institutions os
The Doctor has had special courses
OF study In EYE. EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES. IN the
great Bellevue and Charity Hospitals OF New
York City. The result OF this experience are
many phenomenal cures all over the state pr,
Is no tram In Missouri. as ne
makes regular monthly visits to Gallatin. Marys'
Vile and other nearby towns, and mas peer
doing SO for o years. never missing q visit.
He treats all NERVOUS DISEASES and
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the Eye. Ear. Nose,
Throat. Lungs. Heart. Stomach Liver, Bowels
and Bladder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

John G. Moore, of Memphis, Tenn,
is visiting bis parents, MI. and Mrs.
II. ]. Moore, in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Sunday, Nov. 18th, Is set for the
dedication Of the new church at Beaver
Dam. Rev. ]. Q. Partee, Tn. NJ, OF
vandalia has consented TO preach.
Everybody invited.
T. L. BRADLEY, Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
REFLECT ACYl

A rare Opportunity aaords the many chronic
sufferers to get wen 10 the speediest possible
time by rcating with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Charley o Morris and family have
moved from Slater 10 Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
State rhetorical Society Mssths

COLUMBIA, NO., Nov. A-Ibs =
cutive Committee OF the MS
State Historical Society, consistls
r. NJ. White, Of Mexico, aud pe
Leob and Walter Williams Of -
bia, met here this Afternoon afa
cided to hold the annual meeslas
the society Ia Columbia some
next January, the exact date 70
cided later.
The program has not yet Oesa
nounced, but it will include ]
and addresses by Judge Il. Q ~
gall, ofKansas City. Geo Q. CIV
of st. Louis, Geo. Robertson O :
leo, and II. T.. Robinson OIL y
Vile.
Mrs. ]. +. Brown, who was VI
here on account Of the death j
aunt, Mrs. Bast has returned
home in Anadarko, |. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B, Cook are
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. $. Wilson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Miss May Frltts is the guest Of rel
atives ia Boone county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

Democratic party has no use for cor
ru~ptiOnists within its ranks. When
Mr.. Halves Joined hands with Mr..
Butler at the time he did, he and ]
parted politically. / am a Missouri
Democrat, but l am not that kind Of
a Democrat,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

A skeleton found In the woods of
Howell County near the Douglass
County line has caused much excite
iment. Three bullet holes r In the
skull. 1t is thought TO be the skeleton
of John Gilbert, who DISAPPEARED two
years ago.
Fuel savers and comfort makers.
Superior cooking stoves will please
you.
Ferris s. Cauthorn.
Mrs. Robert Hisey is going 10 Kansas
City on a visit for a month or so.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
Acute and Chronic Catarrh,

Rising in ears, deafness. disease OF the eye.
ear throat. lungs. stomach, liver. Kidneys, url-
nary and bladder, nervous prostration. dyspep-
sia. constipation, rheumatism. epilepsy or nts.
Hemmorrhoids lpiles) cured without knife.
No pain and no detention from work.
MEN Young men, middle aged men, old
men, suffering from weakness. impaired mem
ory, dizziness. nervous debility. loss OF power,
SC, blood poisoning. leakage, should not let
this opportunity pass. as q trial treatment wAi
satisfy the most skeptical OF his wonderful
curative powers in these cases.
The Doctor carries all his portable tnstru-
ments and zones prepared to examine tne
most obscure medical and surgical cases. He
undertakes no incurable diseases, but cures
hundreds after others fail
n.-onnnnAonna aallalNad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
ORDER OF pUBIIcArIor
In Vacation.

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY on AupRaiN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

VS.. .FlalHlls|
JOHN y. MARTIN N HIS 1--WE
ASSIGNS, DkvIsKEs. AND An nnssoNE HkR.
ciAIh Oh WHO MIGHT cIAIM ~ assoss Nsd
ON UNDER sHhA on EITHER OF 4, ~IaaouDH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26

II the cIreuI. Court. saun,..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-11-26
Diseases of Women Treated.
NORMAL FEES N L

Consultation and examination FREE an
strictly private.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
XXth Century Freezer.

Last Mondays demonstration carried out to letter. Hundreds of delighted folks tasted the smooth, delicious cream. Seeing was believing. We have sold dozens of fine Freezers and not single complaint. We however, enough on hand for few days selling. Be up to date-make ice cream without labor without wOrry-without
 bother. We expect to see 500 Uth Gen. tury Freezers in Montgomery before the summer is over; they're cheap. quart $I.5O, 3 at. SI.zS, 4 at. $2.OO, 6 qt. 800.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
Sea Island Bargain. Pee People ,.e,,, won. n.

do it, and we don't mind telling you that we
 bought big supply of cotton goods before prices went sky-high. We are going to give our customers all there is in it, but none to dealers at this price.
 Full yard wide Sea Island Domestic, Ac Friday Sale price, the yard--------f fN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
Extra Special.

Mottled Ware, gold banded and tipped. Cream Pitcher, each 0c; Cream Pitcher, large, I5c; ChiNd's Chamber, 23c; Shirred Eggs 6c, Sc. T2c; Bakers 0A inch, csc; Bakers IT inch, zoe; Nappir, I3 inch, 45c; Covered Bakes, 05.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19

shoes and the canvas shoes are the thing, and the place to buy them is here.
 Our Summer shoes for gentlemen are i'm the house and we will be glad to have you see them. The prices will show you how we sell new styles rather than push old shoes at reduction prices. We had rather sell an up=tO-date shoe at small quick profit, than a leftover at no profit. Hence our specials for today will show:
 Mems Pearl Canvas "OxfOrds, leather
 soes, canvas cap Mems Pearl Canvas, Butcher Oxfords,
 leather soleS, canvas cap. SI 50 Mems Pearl Canvas, Butcher Balls,
 leather sOles, canvas cap--- -~.- ST. So Mems Pearl Canvas Balls, leather sOges,
 canvas cap -~.---~-- ..-- - - SH. .25 Mems light tan canvas, Balls, tan trim
 med ..----~~ ~~-~-- ~--- -.- .- - - SE.5O Mems Canvas Balls, white eyelets and
 hooks, Goodyear welt - - - S2.Oo Mems White Canvas Oxfords, White
 eyelets, rubber outer soles - - SI.So
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19

China Department -PH1y! p1r FFlaay Gayrs s"ls s inch decorated Dinner Plates 6c; extra Coffee Cup and Saucer, complete, 7c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
The Great Success of Our Friday Bargain Sales

Are than expected Folks forward knowing
 the the Friday We determined make this day of the popular shopping days of the week. and know that shall offer mighty bargains do and that's exactly what doing and that's why successful
 @ Visit the Big Busy Store Today You Sure Find Something Interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19

Gingham Bargain. bis asfs .svins ss anstisr isr yot---brown, blue and lilac checked Ging-
 ham, worth 7c the yard, Friday Sale Sr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19

Wash Skiftt:Sale. A sampIe %1s"frfssrsF,s iiae of Linen, Duck, Pique, Denims, etc. Skirts
 we'll made, stylish and seasonable; they
 are worth double, Friday Sale Price 74c.,
 9Sc, S1.24 -. -- ---------- ----~- ~ ~-.~~- SH. 40
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
Ribbon Opportunity
No Charge for Making Bows.

No Charge for Making Bows.
 We are going to clean up a big counter full of higt-class, fancy ribbon at ridiculous price today. We can safely say that you'll not have a chance to lay in your supply IOf Neck Ribbon and Sashes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
Special For Friday Sale. 4 quart Japanned Green Water Pots. ...2oC
House Furnishing Department.
See Show Window.

sec 0NOW WInOOW.
 Do you want Water CoolerS Get it to- day--Friday Bargain Sale; these prices for to-day only. Ih gallon Water Cooler $1.o4, gallon SI.7S, gallon SI.73. gallon $1.oS, 10 gallon $3.08.
 Black Japanned Cash Boxes, with lock and sunken handles. These prices for Friday bargain sale; .eh inch Cash Box 48c, 10 inch 58c, TIh inch csc. T3h inch 78c.
 Nickel Plated Measuring Cups Sc each, Nickel Plated Tea Strainers 9c each, Nickel Plated Tea Pots 39c each, Nickel Plated Milk Shakers I5c each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
The Most Gigantic Remnant Sale on Record.

' Inc hlOSt ulgdntlC Remnant Sale on keCOrQ. of
 
  dho bound to 
 
 
  price n ?    I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19

l|like this one again this season. The widths are up to inches, they are all pure silk and
 this seasons best styles and worth up Sr Ito SOC the yard, Friday sale price the yd dlOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27
AIemania ee Dreparaba
La REV0LUcIOI kH MARRuECOs

La FsVoluei6 marco Quf hA tornado tai in
Arsmsn 20 en- sascs diAs cue, nm sj6rciio respa.
table do insuRHsGtos 90 <dirIjs Esxa capital
del Impsrio.
La sltn&ei6n presents 9hora IN triHts as'
pecto.
De nm lRdo loa RabeIdas en- su mAPchR a
Fsz para dsstrniF 10 sohsTarfA del SuItxn.
Ds oaFo los lealea del Sultan, pre- stan dosa
nna hsY6icA GsfsnsA.
De- otro los e6nsules extFanisros en- Tan,
gar, prote gidos por las dotacioEss de Ios barecs
Go guerra.
Y de otro an lS frGntsra APgentin& ell
RAmpo neutral Do OautA Rio de Orc soldados
sspsMolesy frRnGeSsa espsrando ei inatRnts
GEfAiGc para intsFvsnir Aon las AFmas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27

los comsHcIAntsu imporSAdores v los
IntsRsssdos su oil comercfo con sl sxtranisro.
La Jnrta Superior de Sanidad dsseA lamar
In Rtanei6n de los comeretGntss hAci& las "a
RlAs euy& reforms propone, Sobrs In provi-
si6n do alims ntos, que SO estSn pubiicAndO en-
10 pFsDsa. A'gopAs Dc alias sufrir&n neessa-
RiSmente ciSTtoS ca mbfos con raspseto la mar"
ea en- los pHQustsB, y ssFA eonvsnisnte para los
eom sreiantss de PusTto Rico sviSsF . sus CO.
RRasponsAlas en- el sxtrRnjsro los req uisitos de
las nuovaa rsgIAs. Sc dsrG suhe1snte tsmpo
todos para hAesr los cAmbios neesssrios, =
MientrAs tanto, Ia junta dsssA eonoeeF las opi
nIoRss q da los com arclSntas Hobre dichaF reg %.
OuAlquisFa fndisaeiei6n objsee:6p razon1bls
sara bisn FscIbida 80 le dAr6 completa eoDst-
daFAef6n,a apues L. inptA desea evitAY Aoda di6
enItad sn las trsnGAcciones Isgitlmas, aunque
insiStisndo en- qua todos los aYSferlos ailments
clos sean vsndidos por 10 que rsalmsnte son y
Bas prcpios nembreg.
RIM. Hernandez.
Director de S1nid1d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27
la estaci6n de Barceloneta
A la smpresa del Ferrooarril

Sc nos Informs de que en- Ii sstsei6n de
Barealoneta ocurrs algo que pusds muy bien
snm sndar In isfGturA do 10 emprasa fsrroviR-
ria francesa.
EI salon de sspsra, sc ha eonvertido en-
almaeen por esq eauss no ne Rbre al pdbliso
poP las noshss. De modo que, los passjsroa
QUE llegan an ell viajs de las nuevs med1a.
tisnen que passr por sntra una csrca de Alam
bra para dirij!rse n 10 poblaei6n.
ESQ pueda evitarss de dos maneras: o ins
talnndo I'M almacen 0d hoe, Independence de
In estaci6n, 6 poniando I'M arma de vigfianeis
en- auusllA, de msnera qua psrmtta tsner aus
pusytss Iihrss q la entrAda del ptblico.
EspsPSmos que sean RtsndidaS estAs "a
EonAbles indicAsionas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27
"The Puerto Rice Herald"
A sus AGENCIAs EN-. PUERTO RICO

Sale de nusvo este peri6dico despuSs de
tres n6meros de suspension. Las agenciss
para que los suscritores no pierdan el i'm
porte de esos tres nhmeroR, 80 servirSn Ii
brar los recibos de Dicfembre Enero con
fecha de 81 dfss posterior . la que le co :
rrsB Bpenderfa sin la suspension expresada.
rs deciR Que si IN reeibO debi6 librarse e.
j de Diciembre se 1ibrara ahora ell side
Enero ST debio librarse oil "A, do Dleiembre,
se librara shora Ell Is de IEnero. La en-
press suplica sus agenres la mayor actfvi
dad en- el eobro y OIL envfo de valores 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-27
Junta Superior de Sanidad
UNA CARTA

San Juan, p. r., Ensro - de 190S'
Sir Director do LA DEMoCBAcIA.
Csgusa.
Senor Rusgo . ustsd muy sneAYscidamsn.
ta 60 Birva dAr pnblicldA6 en- las eoinmnAs de
"a perI6dieo q 10 RdiuntA oFden, para que todoa
los com sreiAntCa intsrss&dos en- 81 Asunto de
aus 90 tFAta puadAn emitlR gu paFecsr ecarc&
do ens particular.
0ueda q ustad reconoeido por sss favor
8. 8. 8.
ri N. HsrndYldeg.
Director de SAnldsd.