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The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
BEERE DRAW

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Moser spent
Sunday at Kersey with their daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner of Pleasant
valley visited at Mr. Thompson S last
week.
Miss Annie Oster of Denver is
home for months visit with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rogers of La
Sale attended the exercises here last
Sunday.
The ditch has been full OF water
all spring. Crops look fine and
farmers will soon commence haying.
Chilrden's Day was observed here
last Sunday by very nice program.
The school house was very nicely
decorated with flowers.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
The DELTA

Our mail carrier has brand new
wagon and we are all glad to see hin
have it.
Messrs. Talbot and Smith have
been thinning and hoeing Mr.. Lin
ny's beets the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown,
June IL, a little daughter. Mother
and daughter getting along nicely.
There will be Children's Day at
the school house next Sunday, June
10, at PAS clock. Everyone is cor
daily invited.
Saturday being little Helen Brace
wells fifth birthday, she invited IN
five OF her little friends and the az
ternoon was spent very happil' play
ing games, etc.
The new electric railway has re-
Gently been surveyed again and no"
it runs straight through Mr.. Shear
er's and Mr.. Reeds places to the
sugar factory. AS to when 1t Will
be put through is mere conjecture.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
All Over Weld.

evening was we'll attended and con.
sidered very fine by all present. Miss
Munford Of Greeley was the winner
OF the medal.
Mrs. P. W. Hughes left Tuesday
morning for Rocky Ford to attend
the NJ. f. Sunday school convention
to tie held there this week. Mrs
Hughes is the delegate from the
Sunday school here.
Miss l., Fl. Weir of Winchester
Kan, who came here few weeks
ago for the benefit of her health,
died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hyatt Sunday evening. The remains
were taken to her home in Wipcbes.
ter for inteIment.
Rev. Stillman and wife have re.
turned home from Golden, where
they were attending the Epworth
League convention. They report a
fine meeting. Two hundred and
fortv-one delegates were present.
The international convention will he
held in Denver next year.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16

their quilt and do other special
work.
j. F. Fry went to Greeley Sunday
TO take Treatment for rheumat ism
from which he has been suffering
severely all summer.
The people of the Baptist church
Will meet Friday evening at Paul
smiths to determine what steps will
DE taken about building a church.
The cellar for the warehouse OF
The Big Five" at Greeley is nearly
cone now, and the building will
probably be commenced this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kesner
moved on to Olin Kings farm Sun
day to take charge of things while
Mr. and Mrs. King are visiting iu
the east.
Children's Day exercises were held
by the Baptist Sunday school In the
school house Sunday evening. A
large crowd was present and enjoyed
the exercises very much. The Con.
gregational Sunday school held their
exercises In the morning at the
church.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
E.LWELL

Mrs. r. L. Davis has been i'll for
several days.
Aid society met last week at the
home OF Mrs. Pearl Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mead have
moved to the Everitt place.
Bruce and Thressa Thornton of
Loveland have been visiting their
relatives.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter Helen
Of Albuquerque, N. M, are the
guests Of relatives here.
Magnuson s. Salsman Of Herthoud
are laying the parsonage foundation.
The carpenters are at work.
Ed Blown aud John Everitt spent
sunday in Denver. visiting Henry
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver.
There was family reunion at the
home Of John Martin last week.
Eight families united in the jollifica.
tion
The church goers OF the commun-
ity have been enjoying the sermons OF
Rev. W. V. Davis the past two Sum
days,
Plans and speciica tions for the
church are In the hands Of the build
ing committee and they are ready to
receive bids
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
ANOTHER ASYLU N
New Home for the Insane Pro.
jected for Northern Colorado.

For many years it has been quite
apparent to public officials Of Colo.
RADIO that quarters for the
states insane were inadequate. But
the states lack Of finances has been
a bar to extending the asylum at
Pueblo, or erecting other quarters
elsewhere. AT times the past ten
years Weld county commissioners
have been forced to send some of the
county's wards to private asylums,
but this has never been quite salts.
factory to the taxpayers, as the ex-
pense was so much more than Was
thought necessary. At times the
missioners have taken the mat
ter Of building an asylum In the
county under advisement. but the
great expense always acted as u pre-.
ventative.
But now there Is vay out OF the
difficulty and one, no doubt, that
will be satisfactory to all concerned.
Boulder county will erect a com.
modious asylum II the other counties
in northern Colorado will aid in Its
maintenance, so far as possible in
their power. That Is, for these
counties to send their insane pa.
tients to Boulder instead o. to
Pueblo. The cost will be no greater
and the new asylum will be managed
on the lines of the state institut tion.
Tuesday Com missioners Hewvel
and Andrew Of Boulder met the Weld
county commissioners IN Greeley and
had talk on the subject and our
com nissioners are so we'll satisfied
with the project that they agreed to
render it all possible aid.
The Boulder commissioners left
on the noon train for Morgan and
the other counties east, and in all
probability they will meet with sim.
liar assurances of aid from thos e
quarters.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
EATON

S. L. Purdy of Denver was 10 town
last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Stedman was a Greeley
visitor last Saturday.
Hays Bush returned from his east
ern visit last Thursday.
Doll CHM OF Greeley was visiting
friends IN Eaton last Sunday.
Seventeen tickets were sold here
Sunday for the loop excursion.
Miss Callle Lincoln and John Willis
of Greeley we're visiting Eaton friends
last week.
T. G. Gates and wife and Charles
Gavin took a trip to the mountains
last week,
T. Il. DALEY, wife and daughter
visited the county seat last Saturday
afternoon.
John Pau! and wife OF Windsor
were visiting Eaton friends the first
of the week.
W. V. Collins and A. Fl. Myers
we're In Fort Collins last week on
ditch business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Eaton and
children have gone to Estes park to
spend the summer.
Mrs. John Mass is contemplating a
visit with relatives and friends in
Ohio fo~ Tho Spnmpr
Mesdames William Platner and
". A Roy visited with Mrs. B. NJ.
Lair near Ault last Saturday.
Miss Rheua Grove Of Greeley and
Mr.. Church of Leadville were visit
log at I. II. Dailey's Sunday.
Mrs. Maud Hawk Of Morrison,
Ill. and John Hawk Of Denver WIS.,
tied this week with }. Fl. Mccall
and wife.
Rev. Arms, South American
missionary, will occupy the Meth.
odist pulpit next Sunday morning
A Chidren's Day service will be
given in the evening.
DR.. J. c. Carlson and bride, for
merly Miss Bessie Geifs, came up
from Denver the fist OF the week
and will occupy the house vacated by
j. l.. Stockton and wife.
A very interesting Childrens' Day
was observed at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning. A
fountain, canary birds and an abund-
ance OF cut flowers added to the at
tractiveness of the church.
The Congregational missionary So
ciety gave an interesting program at
the home OF Mrs. A. II. Myers last
Wednesday afternoon on 1.-The Dan
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
BIG BEND

Mr. and Mrs. MarkaI drove to the
city Monday.
Mrs. Flower has been sick with
grip this week.
Mrs. Wright and daughter drove
to Greeley Friday.
Some of the farmers are through
thiuniug their beets.
Mrs Walter Kinney and boys left
for Idxho last Thursday.
q Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Smith Of
Nantes attended services here Sun.
day.
Prayer meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiggett
Wednesday.
Elmer Mackey and sister, Miss
Gertrude, attended services at La
sale Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Prichard is reported
III and Is home staying with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Roy Hubbard and son Of La
Sale visited here with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. W. r. Davis, Thursday.
MIR. Kitchen hauled two stackers
down from the mountains last week,
one for E. ]. Davis and the other for
Mr.. Sullivan.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
LASALLE

Mrs. Porter Baird is improving
very slowly.
Mrs. Miller Carter returned from
Denver Friday.
James Beattie was quite i'll sew
eral days last week.
L. j. Harrington returned from
Boulder last Thursday.
Rev. E. E. Gitfin passed through
LaSalle Saturday morning.
Miss Ella Wilson was the guest of
Mrs. James Beattie Saturday.
Leo Sherman has been suffering
with the rheumatism this week.
Miss Mary Taylor is visiting Mrs.
Lottie Beers OF Ault this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Work OF Fort
Morgan were in LaSale Monday.
Mrs. E. w McKenney was con-
fined to her room with the grip last
week,
Mrs. u. S. Ellis was the guest OF
Mrs. E C. Herring ton Wednesday at.
ternOOn.
Mrs. L. Ogilvy spent last week
with her parents, who live near
Loveland.
Misses Esther and Adah Ellis liz
company with their uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. JChn B. Evans Of Gree
ley, left for St. Louis last Thursday
morning.
Monday evening, June 20, is the
eleventh anniversary Of the First
P resbyterian church. This year thu
ladies are making preparations t.
give a strawberry festival at th'
church. All are invited.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
WINDSOR

Uobbs building is nearly COM
The glass foI the front and
Iintjpg are all that is lacking
Windsor 6ouring mill Is run
|stra time for a while to catch
kh orders. They have a large
II beets are looking fine and
IIners are feeling very good
h. all the other crops are
binr well.
1 C. A. Brooks goes to Canon
Ionday to attend the G. A. r.
|pment OF Colorado and Wyom-
kpartment. He is chaplain OF
kganization.
Foster Schmidt -Felmlee build
all occupied below. They are
a cement walk in front, which
I'D TO the looks OF the property.
J. E. Bartz will have office
over the Foster part, as will
|Dr. McShane. the dentist.
rooms are nearly ready for
Cobbs Is also having u
walk put In front of his
bg, which makes l25 feet of
/ walk for the two buildings.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
AUlT

A. Mccain will open new drug
store in a few days.
The town ordinances " III 90 into
effect Thursday OF this week
W. u. Preston's paby is quite re-
covered from its recent sickness. .
William Hoskins Of Greeley visited
at W. J. Hendersou's the irst OF the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. ROsene left the
first of the week for Greeley, where
they will live this summer.
The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs
day at the school house to work on
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
HARDIN

,,o,,rjdge spent Sunday in
ysaI Of Kersey was In town
Frank Benton and Mrs. Carl
L,,a shopping in Greeley FIJI
rlorence Neal Of Kersey has
sitting with Mrs o. Scobey for
It week
Agnes Johnson OF Denver
o,s, sunday with her sister,
charles Carlson
| c. B. Hoffman OF Greeley
|.syera! days last week with
n Mrs F. W. Hunter.
Hodpson of Lonemont has
! sitting with his sons, Frank
(tbur Hodgson, the past week.
lT,Ilie Gordon, who has been
Ioy some time with friends and
\, in Holdredge, Neb., re-
home Monday of last week.
attendance at the Box Elder
school is increasing rapidly,
4 would be glad to see more
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
CROW CREEK

Potato planting is about over.
Della Woods IS on the sick list.
There was a school meeting last
Friday. Mr.. Witwer was elected.
A social will be held at the S. L.
W. school house next Saturday even.
ing.
There will be Sunday school pic.
nic down below Mr.. Brannan' house
next Sunday.
There was a thimbIe party at Mrs.
DaIe's Friday afternoon. About
thirty we're present.
There was surprise party al the
S L. W. ranch last Saturday after
noon on Caddie Klein. Those pres
ent we're Mary Bondeson, May Jack
son, Ray Standiford, Ellen Jeanson,
Dulcie Staudford, Bertha Jessup.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16

gers OF Mormonism. - After the bus.
iness the hostess served sherbet and
cake.
Miss Gladys Lowry and Mrs. Ter.
rel returned Tuesday from Golden,
where they had been attending the
Epworth League state convention as
delegates from Eaton. Mrs. Terre!
was elected secretary of the Greeley
district.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
EVANS

Cornelius was a Denver Wis.,
onday.
Leedom Of Greeley was the
of Mrs. Haney Saturday and
y.
Platte river continues high
the best run of water In June
Teen years.
fence Geer and sister Eunice
sitting friends In Evans and
fy this week.
Z. R. Park left Tuesday for
fo, where she will visit with
% for a few days.
William Fashhaugh of New
Guy IS visiting at the home Of
fashbaugh and family.
Dr. Bovard has returned to
lome In Sterling after two
visit with friends here.
Methodist church Is receiving
coat OF paint. Bruce Malonee
Anes Wolk are doing the work.
'et works and electric light are
|au assured fact for Evans, as
Fntfact for same has been let to
pa parties.
ufSe load OF new alfalfa hay
7 'ne street Monday morning.
a'e busy cutting now and the
reported good.
/ Demorest silver contest h Id
r ~ 7. church last Friday
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets Better than a Doctors
Prescription,

MI. J. W. Turner of Truhart, Va ,
says that Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets have done him more
good than anything he could get
from the doctor. II any physician
in this country was able to compound
a medicine that would produce such
gratifying results in cases of stomach
rrouble, biliousnesS or constipation:
his whole time would be used in pre-
pairing this one medicine. For sale
bv all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
LUcERNE

Chfldren's Day next Sunday at
Lucerne chapel.
Mrs. Moss and family we're visitors
in Greeley Sunday.
Mrs. Stanley was caller at Mrs.
BuckIer's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinegar were visitors
at Mr.. Houston's Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
the STUB TRAIN
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE Q, 1870

Leaves Greeley at 80 p. m., connecting At
Lasalle with the 2:l0 for Chicago.
No. II Chicago Special leaves Denver 30 p:
m, leaves LaSalle 2 20 p. m, arrives Chicago
Q. m. following day.
No. 7 leaves Denver $40 .. M, leaves LaSalle
0:40 p. NJ. arrives Chicago s 80 .. m. second
morning. Chicago trains nto.Denver leave
LaSalle 90 q. m. aud IL IS p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-28
A CONFESSION DE PARTE

He aqui Ia conducta, no de los re-
publicanos, porque como yahemos di-
ho antes, Ia mayor1a de ese partidO no
tiene voluntad prOpia, sino de sus direc-
torres, sumisos al poder y capaces, por
no exponerse al enojo gubernamental,
de hacer sacrifcio, no va de sus ideales,
sino de la agrupaci0n que representa-
aprobados en- Asamblea magma.
7 81 estos directories proceden de
tai manera con sus propios correligiona-
rios, obligandoles precipitarse con ellos
en- Ia mas repugnsnte centralizacion, ico
mo ha de creerse que nj por asOmO mi
ren con buen mirar la idea salvadora de
los que unir quieren en- un solo abrazo
todos los puertorriqnenos?
Abajo Ia centralizaci0n!- dice ell
colega-y no otra cosa venimos predi-
candO nOsotrOs desde que un gobierno
como ell que actuslmente nos rige, aca-
parar quiere en- 81 y absorver no solo los
recursos materiales, 81 que tambien la
iniciativa ell poder leg1timo que CORES
ponden todo pueblo libre.
Ella Bandera Americana hace bien
en- presentar ante Ia opinion de sus CO.
rreligionarios esa conducta odiosa has
ta criminal de unos pOcos, que preten-
den dfa por dfa hundir mas mas su
pals.
Y crca ell peri6dico adversario; ma
da de ESQ podra conseguirse, hasta que
de un modo SECURE y leal, dejando un
lado rencillas y evensiones, nos una
mos defnitivamente sacrifcando nuestro
amor propio al amor sublime de Ia pa
tria.
Y este mismo, tai vez en- un arran-
que de sinceridad, que bien pudiera la
marse latina, 10 ha confesado Mr.. Hunt,
cuando en- su 1ltimo discurso en- ell ban
quote celebrado por Ia Colonia Espaflola
de San Juan, dej6 escapar estss muy
significativas frases
eos suplico, sehores, que coopereis
en- estos tiempos en- que la rsz6n Sc an
tepone todo, en- bien del adelanto, Ia
felicidad y la concordia del pueblo de
Puerto Rico, para honra gloria de el
mismo de su antigua y nueva patria.>
Nosotros no deseamos otrs cosa que
Ella Tas671 Sc 1n1pO7ag0.>
Pero la raz6n no Sc ha impuesto atm
en- Puerto Rico y somos nosotros, los
nativos, los que debemos imponerla.
Por de prontO va un peri6dicO ad-
versario protesta del sistema absorven-
te que Sc conduce So partido.
7 algo es.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-28
Rafael Mayor-I
/nterprete espdf0I Y QgentepdYa
neg0ci0S Y encargOs
de tOdde cI0ses.
SO w. IS tn. ST. NewOrk.

mingo 1ltimo.
va esta hecho cargo d Juzgado
municipal nuevamente ell ser don Isl
doro Uriarte. cesando 10 intnldad del
juez suplente don Marcial Nales, por
enfermedad del primero.
Sc preparan algunosailes para
ell pr6ximo Carnaval. asf 90 tambien
muchas comparsas pase' en- coches
adornados. FL Casino ht una gran
fiesta con ell baile de blsnty rosa que
prepare.
-Hemos dido que non pocos los
elementos republicanos daui que apo
yan ell pensamiento de lsnl6n de los
puerto--iquefos. Y claresta que esos
elementos no pertenecen de los en-
pleados: estos. probablente, seguiran
& Barbosa Brioso, & tenes va bien
en- ell machito con los trmil dollars de
canongia al afio. por bsA- No me to-
queis tie salary. diranl los para sus t.
tulos de medicos retirss.
Sc aguarda en- Zee con mucho
interes al senior MuhoRiyera.
En- estos fItinldias Sc ha senti-
do bastante frio an Fee, aunque con
tempo seco v cielo dejado.
Las tiendas On llenas de ar
ticulos de Carnavals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-28

Oportuno mas que oportuno apa-
rece ell editorial de nuestro adversarlo
SLA Bandera Americana en- su edlclon
del lines.
As1 empieza:
<Este es ell grito, que de uno q otro
lado de la isla repercute:
iAbajo la contradiction!
Necesitamos libertad para mover
nos, para ell funcionamiento de la adml-
nistraci6n local, para ell funclonamlento
de Ia administration territorial.
Dice que estos ecos llegaron la
Asamblea del partido republicano en-
unas mociones presentadas por su Dl-
rector.
Que estas mociones fueron aproba-
das por unanimidad.
Y que, sin embargo, reciben una car
ia de un correligionarlo donde Sc lie ase-
gura que por una comisi6n compuesta de
prohombres repu blicanos como Brloso,
We've Domenech, sc propone IN plan
dismetralmente OpuestO. dOnde sc slen-
ia Soue Ia facultad de nombrar alcaldes
rndjQue s5en1pre en- ell GobernadOr, de-
iando solo ell nom mbramiento de conceJa-
les Zen case vacante) al Ayuntamlentoo.
Y concluye ell colega:
xLo acordado en- Ia Asamblea del
partido debe sostenerse en- ell seno de Ia
asamblea legislative y, NADIA mas -
No necesitamos nosotros repetir en-
esta OCCASION. 10 que tantas veces hemos
repetido, este es:
Que ell Directorio republican, no es
IN Directorio serio, capaz de sostener
ante ell gobierno la actitud acordada en-
la plataforms de su partido.
Una colectividad que en- ell momento
de acci6n no sostiene sus principles, no
puede llamarse sgrupAci6n poI1tica, sino
simplemente un conf unto de no nbres,
cuya opinion esta merced de cuatro
cinco magnates que, directamente hacen
deshacen su antojo.
Vease sino, este case concrete en- que
ell Director de un periodico establece
con aprobaci6n general, bases descentra-
lizadoras, 1nicamente guiado por ell de-
coro que le exige su pals Y que, no obs
tante, sobre So moci6n Sc levanta ell ca-
pricho 6 conveniencia de sus jefes, para
anuIar por cuenta propia todo 10 acorda-
do presentar en- plena legislature un
<billo completamente opuesto, degradan-
te y ruinoso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-28
SAN JUA
NoTAS PoR CORREO
Enero 27.

En- Ia ma6ana de hoy entr6 al puer-
TO ell vapor americana FCaracas>, proce-
dente de Ia Guaira (Venszuela.)
-Mafiana sc espera en- este puerto,
procedente de New York, al vapor SPhl-
ladelphia.>
-Esta estudiandOse la msnera de
cue los establecimientOs de bebidas solo
puedan expender ell afamadO ron marca
xEL TROLLEY, que fabrica ell reputa
do iicorista Pedro Chandry en- San Juan.
Este es ell ron que mas SO consume
en- la Isla.
Don Luis Sanchez Morales, dele
gado & la Camsra insular, estsra aqul
mafiana en- ell SPhiladelphia.
Ell se1or don Darfo Rola ha con-
currido hoy la session de la Camara.
GTHE HELVETIA>.-27, Gale de
Ia Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.-
<Table d'hotel1. ApOsentos para fami'
Lias persOnas solas. COmidas Gin
cuenta centavOs cubiertO. Banos Te.
lefon0, l92. Apartado correo, 295. Fro
pietario, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este no.
tel est& a cargo de una senorita ca
guena-
Ell delegado 4 la Camara don Jose
r. Gomez ha salido para Mayagiez &
CONSEQUENCES de encontfsrse enfermo de
gravedad uno de sus heraanos
HOTEL MARINA: Recuerdese que
donde meiOr So duerme en- San Juan,
es en- el Hotel Marina. Allen No 70
Don Jose de EIzAburu que Sc en-
contraba en- Ia rep1blica venezolans, ha
regresado hoy:
OFICIEA de asuntOs administrati.
vOs y judiaciales de Jose g. del Vale.
(<AllenS IL, mirador.) Gesti6D en- los
departamentos del GObiernO insuiar.
en- tOdos los Tribunales
de Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abogados
AcuIia Texidor. Buen tradUctor y
mAquina de escribir.
---Con la lleQada de los deleaados
Rola Sanchez Morales, han completa-
do nGmero para aprobar leyes en- la Ca
mara los de la rnsyoria.
---EI SbiIl,f del sefior Montalvo. anu
lando del C6diao Penai Ia pens de muer-
te, es puesto 4 discussion. El sefIor Mon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-28
PONCE
(NOTICIAS DIRECTAS)
Enero 81.


Sc ha leido hoy en- Ponce, con vi
vfsimo interss, ell hermoso manifesto
que dirige los puertorriquef1ose ell senor
Mu71oz Rivera. Ese manifesto es una
obra acabada de pensamiento alto de
scendrado patriotismo; I'm republican,
nos decfa hoy: <ese documento debe i'm
primirse en- veinte y cinco mil hojas
sueltas, para distribuirlas por todo ell
pals, fin de que sea leido por todos los
puertorriquenos.s Puerto Rico despair
tara.
Ell concerto dado por Amalita
Paoli en- Yauco ell domingo pasado, fue
un triunfo mas para nuestra compa-
triota. FL vasto salon que Sc prepare
para ell concerto sc llen6 completamen-
tie, Amalita obtuvo en- Yauco un exito
artfstico material de importancia La
felicitamos.
Hoy sali6 para Guayama, en- via
je de negocios, don Nicolas Santini, in
teligentisimo administrator de Ia <Com-
psnia Industrial de Puerto Rico.>
-Amalita Paoli dara su segundo
concerto en- Ponce ell domingo pr6xi-
mo- Cantara en- caracter algunos arias
de opera, ademas de los otros n6meros
del programs, que tiene q su cargo. Los
sefIores Chavier. Cruz y Pericas ejecu-
SAfan en- ell concerto m terceto piano,
violin y violoncello.
Ultimamente han llegado Pom
ce varios dominicanos partidarioe de
don Juan Isidro Jimenez, entire ellos IN
sacerdote expulsado por Morales, que
dijo misa en- el temple cat6lico el do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-28

talvo defende cpn muchos argumentos
su <bills, pero tropieza con que la ma
yorfa de la Camara no le secunda.
Ell delegado Herminio Diaz defen-
di6 con IN importante discurso este
Sbills, asegurando que siempre 10 defen-
dera hasta que triunfe.
/Varios delegados mas tomaron la
palabra en- pro y en- contra del <bill.>
-Sigue siendo solicitada la cerveza
<Pabts.s Importadores: M. r. Calde-
ron Y ca San Juan.