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The daily sentinel., 1904-05-25
BIG REWARD
Offered for a Missing Man in this
State.

Denver, May 25-Ten thou
sand dollars will be paid for &C.
curate information of the where
abouts of Henry Baxter Kings
ley, who disappeared from New
York City, Nov. ID last. If liv-
ing or dead this amount will be
paid for information leading to
the conviction of any person re-
sponsible for his death. DAILY,
Holt & Mason, attorneys, IS
Williams street, New York, are
making the offer.
1t is believed that Kingsley
had mental trouble, and that
he will be located in a mining
camp within a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-25
An Important Move.

st. Petersburg. May Special
There are indications that Kuropat-
kin is preparing to make very i'm
portant move against the enemy.
One of the reason for this belief being
the increased restrictions upon the
war correspondence at the front The
prevailing belief here is that Kuroki's
army is in difficulty.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-25
A RICH FIND
No One But a New Jersey man
Could Do II.

New York. May 25-Special-F Five
$1,000 treasury notes have been found
in ali old moth eaten coat purchased
by Elmer Ekerson of BoGota, N. J.
claimed baggage in the railroad sta
tion. Neither trunk nor coat contain
ed any marks to identity the owner.
Ekerson vas about to throw the coat
away when he discovered the notes
carefully wrapped in oil silk.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-25
HAS TYPHOID
And Sympathy Is Up to Gerald
HUGHES.

Denver, May 25-A cablegram
from London announcing the
serious illness of Mrs. Cornelia
Baxter T evils, the widow of
Hugh Tevis, the millionaire So
ciety and clubman of San Fran
cisco, who died in japan while
on his honeymoon, has been re-
ceived in this city. She is suf-
fering from typhoid, and her
father left Immediately for Lon
don.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-25
REPUBLICANS SORE
Will Contest Election on Sour Grapes
Basis.

Denver, May 24-The repub-
licans have announced that they
intend to contest the election
of Robert w. Speer as mayor
of this. city. They will file their
contests in the county court.
In the meantime Mr.. Speer will
assume the duties as mayor on
June I. Those'in charge of the
contest announce that sufficient
funds have been raised to carry
it on.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-25
Packing Plant Burned.

Los Angeles. May Special
A file discovered shortly after mid
night in the large room at the Cudahy
packing plant here caused loss of
800, 600. The company carried $3.50. 900
insurance. Michael Cudahy says the
DESTROYED portions of the plant will
will be rebuilt.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-25
OLD BOYS ENTHUSE
Aged Texas War Veterans Hold An
nual Re.UniOn.

Fort Worth. May Special
Ninety of the Texas war vessel veter.
ans met here yesterday in annual re-
union. They will hold their business
meeting today The youngest veteran
in attendance is y. McFadden of
Crawford, aged 10, and the oldest
Freeman of Waterford, aged 81.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
ODESSA.

A large crowd attended the Pin
ey camp meeting Sunday an,
Monday.
Several Il the young pcople gath
cred at the home Il Joc McDowcl
and cnpycd somc splendid mu.i,
Saturday night.
John Tucker, II the Shady Grov,
neighborhood went Ia Marion one
day last week on business.
Dick McChcsncy, IT Kelsey, was
up last week visiting relatives and
friends near here.
Bill Guess and wife, If Piney
visited the family II
John Utlcy near Shady Grove Sat.
urjay night.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

Born, Ia Mr.. and Mr.. ]. K.
Thrclkeld, bouncing lpy-
George Stallion has purchased the
farm Of Silas Jacobs, near Cmy-
neville.
Eulie Thrclkcld has bought land
at Crayncvillc.
The Tolu and Hurricane hs'
tall teams crossed bats a, this placc
last Saturday resulting ia = sun
oi - Ia : in favor 81 TLu. The
Hurricane loy- deserve praise tur
their behavior.
The Association, State sunday
School CONVENTION and camp meet
ing all cume At once. How can We
~ to all?
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HEBRON.

Willie Brent j. sick u typhoid
fewer.
III low aud wife visited friends
and relative. in Union county Last
week.
sam Flanary is talking u going
To Colorado after the camp meeting
j. over.
leslie and Ernest Love left Wed.
ncsday Tor Missouri.
g. r. William. and Dave Jack.
son have opiiuncd their land Tn Mr..
femme.
Daugh,rCy & Company ,hrsl,-l
a fine 10, II cat. ior John Ea.lcy
last week.
Jesse, the little ,on IT Ed Hay.
craft, died Monday.
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VIEW.

Raymond Fox. -on q G. W.
Fox, had his leg dislccatcd while
playing lasc hall Saturday.
This section was blessed with fine
mins saturday aud Sunday
james farris and wife. II Salcm..
vested the family u &. ". Fox
sunday.
d. y. Riley contemplate. RinF
IN Kansas aud Colorado IN ne near
future.
Our read OVERSEES, Linfod Kirk,
did a nioc piecc - work al the
Mathews pond sAich was hAlly
needed
Our school hsric, will build y
nice -chool hou~ this fall.
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As Gathered by Our Efficient
Correspondents.
HAMPTON.

\ fine rain Sunday.
We are glad TO report the Sisco
folks all improved.
Our school opens here Monday
Aug. 10Th with Prof. Sam Crow
and Miss Maude Davis a.
teachers.
j. c. Ru,ter, candidate for Coun.
ty Clerk, spent Saturday nigh, and
Sunday at home.
Duke Scott and family visited
fnends end relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
DIR. +. b. Hardin j. at Tolu ,hi.
week.
The new business house VI II. c.
McCord was commenced building
Monday.
Rev. Smithson filled his regular
appointment here Sunday.
Rev. John lockhar preached
here in the afternoon.
JEFF D. Threlkeld, We learn. has
unearthed some pure gold.
We learn that y. l.. Rector has
struck lead.
Mr. +. h. Hardin il visiting
Mr.. j. G. Hardin.
Prof. ]. y. Robinson, Of Bland
vile, is visiting friends and rrla.
tiyes here.
4 grand barbecue will h. given
at our camp shed Friday the
10Th.
DR.. e. l.. Gray, the well known
optician, will he at Hampton Mon.
day, Aug. 10Th and will remain all
Of the week. II you are in need Of
glasses Il will H. well for you To
consult DR.. Gray. Eyes tested
free.
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STARR.

II these rains continue Ne will
make more corn than We have for
years.
Dr. Wilborn, Champ Cmync aud
several Others arr going To Deyall's
Bluff, Ark, In look out for q
location.
Sam Stovall and wife are closing
uut their business here Ia make
their home in Kansas. We regret
Ia lose them
Albert Wilson, II Seldom. Kas. =.
Is visiting relatives here. H. has
hr9. gone ten or twelve year We
welcome him hack.
Bcrt Bradley has returned from
a long western trip through several
states.
The annual camp meeting at thi.
plac. closed Aug IT, Quite a
crowd attended the meeting and il
was cnpyc'l 10y one and all. Pas.
tor e.. l.. Woodruff. assisted hy ]
T hrl.c, conducted the meeting
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IRON HILL.
4 e..l rain fcll sunday

a g"d rain icll Sunday.
Willie Walker !. IN the .ick
list.
Il. ,. Wheeler. II Tribune. was
here last week advertising and ell.
ing fertilizer.
MAJ. VIM. Holt, II s,urgi., i
visiting at J. NJ. Walker this
week.
Quite a numlgr from herc went
IN Rep,on Sunday night,
The school a, sugar Grove com.
menccd Monday with Miss Elm
Roberts A. teacher.
Jim Homing Is In Webster coun.
~ this wcrk cutting hickory
timber.
Alex woo,ly passed through herr
Monday.
Tom lamb, u Tribune. was
making call. IN thi. ncighlorhood
Monday.
Mn. J. W. Kemp died las, wcrk
and wa buried a, shady Grove
Saturday.
Miss Mary TowcD visited Miss
Agnc lamb Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff pickcns was here
Monday hooking after the boys that
arr slow about paying their
taxes.
Rcpion and INN Hill boys will
play game II base hall herr sat.
hrday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
DYCUSBURG.

Mrs. Laura Luckctt and child.
rem, Of Eddyville, are guests Of rel.
atives here.
An ILLUSTRATION Party was
given 10y 7. X. Cookey and wife on
the 10Th.
Misses Ella and Lola Charles, OF
Tylene, are visiting friends and rel.
atives here.
Misses Jessie Glenn, Of Eddy.
vile, is a guest Of Mrs. T. l..
Philip.
Born, to Mr.. and Mn. T. II.
McReynolds ON the 18th, a fine
boy.
Mes,lames Margaret Clifton and
Alice Couch are in Marion.
Mr.. Hancock and wife dOwcns.
boro, spent last week here with
relatives.
Miss Pearl Ramagc, who ha,
bcen visiting near Hampton, r.
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. May Turley has bccn very
,irk.
Miss Rosy Smith, of Clay, spent
several days last week with her
aunt. Mn. Ida Wells.
Miss Marion Richards attended
the teachers examination at Smith.
land lat Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mary Finley, u ManYn,
spent a week with her cousin. Mrs
Lucy Gregory.
Mesdames Lula Bunton and Nan.
ME Dycus.spcnt Sunday with the
family Of Rob,. Moreland. 81
Pinckneyville.
Mn. Caldwell and little son. oI
Alabama, arr visiting Mr. Edge
Gregory.
4 ",acky party" was given by
Miss Com Graves ON the 18th and
was an enjoyable affair.
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CRhYhevlllE.

A fine nin.
Max Rushing l. on the aek
li.,
A great many irm thi, place AZ.
tended church at Chapel HiD
Sunday.
On Bcbou, saw an ie crrAm
supper and melon lunch Saturday
evening.
u. 7. aud :. u. Jacolr and fam.
ilics will star, Tor Washington be-
tween the la, u next week and
the 18th.
Mr. and MIR. DOn visited IN
lyon county Sunday.
Richard McCaslin sp,nt a lev
days al home las, week on account
Of being poisoned,
A great deal " spar Wa unload.
"a hcn lat week.
Mrs. Vcrgc Dclsr j. visiting her
grand parents.
Miss BERTHE Thurman went 10
siurHis Saturday.
DR.. q. e. Cook went tn Clay
Friday.
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FRED0NlA and KELSEY.

Miss Mar Num- and Ollie Tuck
er were visiting at II. c. Ricc's
sunday leaving on the early train
Monday.
\ child Of Mr.. Phelps, Of near
town, died Sunday.
4 child Of Mr.. Nelson died sun.
day.
Miss George Garner, If Slurgis,
was visiting in town several days
last week.
T. Y. ordway and T. \. Bugg
went 10 the Fair Tuesday.
Mr.. j. y. Todd i visiting in
Sturgis.
Mr.. e. ". Stone, who has bcen
very sick, is better.
Misses lmogcnc WigYinton and
George Butler are visiting Mr.. J.
7. Myrcs near Iopkinsyille.
J. K. vickery went Ia Princeton
Saturday.
W. :. Rice, oi Illinois, wa in
town Monday.
Husey Moore, Of Flat Rock, wa.
in town Monday.
Collie Dollar has returned from q
visit TO his uncle in Metropolis,
Illinois.
Mis- Mary A. Maxwell has r..
turned from a visit 10 relatives in
Madi-onvillc.
Mr.. Evelyn Roberts, oi Marion,
is visiting in town.
Sam Herod, oi Star, was in town
Monday.
Cal Adams, II Cnyneyille, was
in town two or three days recently
with melons.
Look here H. SUR and cnme
in at our opening Saturday, Au.
gust 9th. We will h. ready Tor
your wants In our line u business
TnE fARNER- SuRg. =. u.
Howard, Pup'r., Kelsey, Nv.
John Bicc lci, Saturday to make
his home in Mt. Vernon, Illinois. .
Merrick Lucas went To Blackiori
Monday.
] announce 10 my friends and
old patron. that | am situated o.,
the FARNER'. SuRg with p. H.
Howard at Ray & Lowcry's old
stand in Kelsey and want your
Trade in hardware, stoves, granite
and tin ware, harness, saddles.
Iarming implements, scc,ls, ychi.
les, carpenter and miners tools.
salt, lime, etc, and will |
= glad Ia have you come In and ,
&c us when you need anything In
'ur line. Don't forget our open.
Nc day Saturday, Angus, 9th
We can iill your wants on that day.
'cry respectfully yours,
MnroS maxwell.
Don't Iorgc, that you nn ~, a
addlery and harness mynded and
eneal repair work done a, the =,
'ARsERs sruw. IN
p d. Howard. Kelsey, Ny a
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HURRICANE.

Good nins.
Corn will h. cheap.
Health god cIcrp, chills, fever
and lad Guilds.
The grave yard has been lc, gu,
to ia. Bebou,, who has agreed 10
keep Il In god condition for b0c
W family.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.
LOLA.

Our town was full Of candidates
last Wednesday.
g. W. F. Masencup and wife, Of
Clay, and two grand children are
visiting the family II DR.. Chas.
Masencup.
Hauling ties is the order Of the
day.
Several Of our people attended
the show at Carrsville las, Wednes-
day night and repoTt 2 good
time.
Manted-A good, combined har.
ness and saddle horse.
7. II. STYns.
l.. 2. Mitchell lost a sij milk
row last week.
We understand the Cumberland
Telephone Co. is negotiating with
parties here To erect a telephone
Inc through town.
Mr.. Smith, Of Paducah, and W.
B. Butler, Of Marion, were here
asst Saturday in the interest oi the
independent telephone. While
here they made propositions to the
itilens Of Lola in regard to put.
ing in an exchange at this
place.
Mn. Willie h. Davidson and
Master Trueman, 81 Levias, are
visiting the family Of W. c. Parm.
ley.
W. =. Paris and wife visited the
family Of W. T. Flanary last sun.
day.
Mr.. Morris is still very sick and
Is not improving.
Theodore Fowler, Of Eddyville,
Is visiting his brother, DR.. NJ. NJ.
Fowler, Of this place.
John 5. wocdall, Mr.. McCor.
mick and Collie Dollar, Of Piney
Greek, passed through town las,
week enrou,e To H., To visit Moses ,
Dollar.
Yulc Radcliffe, Of the Cullen
mine, went through town Monday
81 resume work at the mine.
T. +. Watson aud wife III, here
Thursday 10 visit relatives near
shawnee,own, III.
II. l.. Mahan, oi Riley mines,
came over Sunday to visit his faith.
or, J. h. Mahan.
johnson Bros. are mining near
town. Their prospects are very
flaitering.
Misses Anna and Cora Watson
visi,el Mn. Lucy Johnson last
Monday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

! will I'll pund trip tickets 10
Louisville Tuesday, Aug. SOth, On
train leaving Marion a, ii;2O a. m.
returning, leaving Louisville
Thursday, scp,. 1t, ~ O'Clock
noon Cor t2.2b Uund trip.
l.. johnson
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Round trip In world'sFair every
Tuesday this month, $3.50, : days
Ia return. l.. JOHNSON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-15
ApaSiOnamient0pOliti-
co de- un funCiOnaTiO
judicial, en- Ponce.
SspiIVsda pfdl6 Ia pFlsl6n del juez
do sIsCClOn8S do aqu8I Dis
tfitO.
EI Supervisor de EIacclones re-
Cibi6 IN teIegrama en- que Sc
Is nOtiCian los hGGh0S.

EI sefIor Superintendent de Eleccio-
mes recibi6 ell teIeQrama & continua-
ci6n Sc puDlica. Parece que Ia activs
recta conducts de la comisi6n eIec-
toral del distrito de Ponce no sgrada &
los jUeces tramposos: y parece tam
bi6a que ell Juez Municipal Sr. Sep6l-
veda, unO de los candidates que luchan
en- estas elecciones, Sc considera con
poder bastante para cohibir al juez
Rivera intentando Feducirle & prisi6n
ejercer sus funciones oficiaRes.
SWilc0x. Superintendent de Elec-
clones. Domingo Sepdlvede, Juez
Municipal de Ponce y tambien candi-
dRt0 republicano para dicho cargo. ha
Ilevsdo So apasionsmiento polftico has
ia ell extreme de pedir mi pris On, por
una denuncia ridicuIa y faIsa de les
jueces republicanos e. quienes ADVERT
sus deberes. Comprender6 ueted la
gran ignorancia de dicho Juez Sep6!-
veda, prescindiendo de que seg6n el
aFtfculo IA del C6digo POIftico no tie.
ne competencia dicho Juez para arres-
tarme nj para instruir proceso en- CON
ira mia siendo 70 iuez de eleCciones
del distrito.o ,
SSiendo usted fiscal de elecciones SUI
plfcole On iusticia que pida por tel6-
grRfo la causa al senior Sep1Iveda para
que usted ordene 10 procedente en- ell
caso. 81 hecho ocurrido consisti6 en-
haberme apersonado en- union de mis-
compaferos sc fiores Copgdon y Mora
les en- eI preclnto No. II petici6n de
uno de los miembrOs de la junta que Sc
quejaba de imposisiones iucOrrectas
que intentaba el presidente ejercer So
bre uno de los jueces y como insistiese
en- su actitud deseOnociendo Ia autori-
dad del board le ADVERT con energfa
la obligation que estaba de imprimir &
todos sus actos IeQalidad Y correction;
advertencias que fuaron oidas v con-
sentidas p0r Mr.. Corg Ion cuya infor-
maci6n solicito de usted le requiera
para en- su vista. y dada 10 justicia que
me abona destituya usted los iueces
del precinto citado, mis- denuncias por
CQnducto improcsdente oil presentar
denunciR contra mi, basadR en- hechos
falsos como 10 cOmpruebAn las diIigen-
cias testifcales que habr6n en- ell pro-
ceso. practicadas entire las que fgur9
ell juez republicano de este distrito
electoral sefior Morales que usted
spreciara en- San Juan, cuandO sean
remitidos al Attorney, seg1u le solici-
to en- tekegrama por ser ell 6nico COM
petente para copOcer de este asunto
seg6n el artfcuIo ID del C6digo Polftic0
RAFAEL RIVERA,
Juez Elecciones Districts
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MU EYO METOD D 0.

The International College of Languages, ha
ideRdo un m6todo nuevo, Mst0dO del LenQatG-
ian0 que es un sistema de ensenar el Ingles
4 los Latino-americanos ogg1ldOlO hG6kar.
Es simplemente ensehar por la voz humane,
esta voz Sc oye tan claramente como la de
ualquier miembro de la fAmilia hablando-
nos en- ell hogar. Los elementoS t6enicos quo
dan eliminados, desaparecen obstaculos, la
simphfica el procedimiento de aprender y es
adquisicion de la habilidad de conversar Sc
hace f8cil en- muy corto TEMPO
Ri acento oorriente la pronunciaci6na Sc
aseguran, porque los fonagramas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidos por un cantor perfecto
fTodas las lecciones revisten ell caracter de
oonversacion, sea la especie de palabras y
traces que Sc emplean d1ar1amente y las mas
necesarias que el extranjero debe aprender.
Setiene ala vista .uno delos libros, y medi-
da que oil dido eScuoha q la lengua pronunciar
oada sflaba, el ojo observa como Sc deletres
uad& palabra y la mente guarda las impresio-
lies, transmitidas asi Cast antes de aperci-
birnos de clio, nos aoostumbramos q peaasG7'
en- 81 idioma que estudiamos.
He Gqui algunas de las venta jas de este sis
tema No tiene maestro, no hay honorarios
III contratiempoS, no Sc olvidan las lecciones
pasadss, nj peligro de adquirir un NAL acen-
TO. Sc aprende tanto en- una semana, por
unas cuantas lecciones de diez minutes cada
dia como 10 que un professor ordinario ensefia-
liza en- un mes. Con ell Metodo Lengu6ono la
la adquisicion de un idioma ha cesado de ser
el RPduo deber que muchos suponen. En- dos
palabraS el sistema es tan completely esta dis
puesto de tai modo que el primer dia va SO ha-
bla algo, IN POGO mas el siguiente mas adn
el que sigue: y en- muy Co-to tempo Sc apren-
de hablar, leer esCribir facil correcta
mente.
81 Frances, el Aleman el Castellano han
BidO eneDados con exito por este sistema.
Las personrs que deseen conocer mas por-
n enores pueden dirigirse The International
ege Lengagies, Metropolis Building, Nueva
York
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La candidatura del ST..
Mu1OZ Rivera pOr Ell
PartidO Dem6Crata.
UNA DEMANDA Y
UA "INJUNCTION. "

Antes de aver viernes. q las diez de
Ia mafana present6 ell letrsdo senior
Herminio Diaz Navarro & nombre del
sefor Luis Mp1ez Rivera snte la Cor
to de Distrito de esta Ciudad una de-
msnda contra 81 Consejo Ejacutivo de
Puerto Rico para que be le Ordene be-
rrar ell nombFe del sehoT Mu6oz Rive
rs como para Resident Comm SSsaoner
of Porto Rico en- Washington del tic
ket del Partido Dem6crata de Puerto
Rico para las pr6ximas elecciones.
A Ia vez ell stfior Diaz Navarro en-
nombre del senior Mon u Rivera dedu-
io un INDUCTION contra el dicho
Consejo Executive de Pueto Rico para
que Sc le ordenase no imprimir ell NOM
bre del sefior Mun,z Rivera en- ls pre-
citada candidatura en- tanto que Sc re-
suelva en- definitiva Ia acci6n principal
deducidR en- ia demanda.
La Corte de Distrito previa la cons
tituci6n de una fianza personal por
cincuentR dollars que prestarOn los
seflores Palmer y E'zsburu decret6 el
interdicto provisional poniendo en- en-
tredicho & las parties y se1al6 ell II del
que cursa & las diez de Ia maflana para
que los interesados comparezcan q ex-
poner les razones que les asistan.
A dicha vista asistira ell sefior Presi-
dente del Consejo Executive Mr.. Re-
gis H. Post asistido del Attorney Ge-
neral v el senior Diaz Navarro en- re-
presentation del sefior Mufioz Rivera.
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N0ticiaS de Areeibo.
(De maestro CogresponsGl.)

Octubre IA
Aver estuvo en- esta ciudad 81 sefIor
don Tulio Larrinsga candidate Ia
Delegation q Washington. saliendo pa
ra Msyagtiez en- ell tren de Ia mafIana.
Ell pr6ximo domingo habr6 un
meeting HepublicRno en- Ia plazueIa de
San Ildefonzo.
Ell domingo Sc llevar6 efeCto Ia
veIada anunciada por eI cuadro artfs-
tico de Ia Federation Libre en- nueatro
teatro.
En- Ell tren de Ia noche Sc espera
al Sr. MufIoz Rivera que viene & esta
Ciudad con ell obieto de dar personal
mente las gracias al Concejo Munich
pal por el nombramiento que le hizo
de hiio adoptivo de Arecibo. Hay
gran entusiasmo para recibr al ilustre
huesped y Sc le prepare una reception
en- el teatro.
Sc nos dice que esta noche fQncio-
nara de naevo Ia planta electrical ten
dremos luz despu6s de mas de dos me-
ses de obscuri6Rd.
Hoy Sc espera en- ests ciudad Ia
Sra. esposa 6 hija de don julian Muro
que regresan & su hogar despu6s de
una largs temporada en- los Estados
Unidos. donde So Srta. hiia Maria ha
terminado los estudios de estenogr6fia
y typewriter.
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InStrUCCiOneS del Su-
DerViSOr de EIeC-
clones,

Ell Supervisor General de Eleccio-
nes, ha dictado las siguientes 6rdenes.
GCon ell fin de hscer que en- Ia ms.
cripci6n y Ia election Sc game tempo,
haga saber q todas las iuntss de ms
cfipci6n que elias deberan Rceptar los
iuramentos de las personas que trateu
de votar 6 de inscribirse Y cuyos jura.
mentos hay8n sido tomados debids.
mente firmados por cualquier Notario,
Juez de Paz, Juez Municipal, Juez de
Distrito, Secretario del Tribunal de
DistritO cuslquier persona entire Gu
yas atribuciones este Ia de tomRr jura-
mento.
En- esta oficina Sc daran modeIos de
inramentos 4 los distintos psrtidos po-
lfticos, y cuRlquiera persona que 10 de-
see puede presbar jursmento ante cuaL-
quierA de las personas indicadas arFiba,
Y llevarlO hecho conaigo cuando entire
en- Ia oficin8 de registro 8 en- 81 cole
gio. Comuniquen & todas las juntas
de distrito que acepten tales jaramen-
Os.2
sHaga circular por su Distrito Ia
orden dc que los jueces de precinto no
deben malgAstar tempo hacienda pre-
guntas in1tiles>S6 que hagan perder
tempo de aIg6n modo.
Siempre que SO pruebe que tai ccsa
SO hace 81 ssutOr ser6 acusado por ne
gligenciaSbn ell cumphmiento de su de-
Der. Ell iuramento que Sc presenta
contiene toda Ia informsci6n que me-
cesita la junta para inscribir una per
soma 8 permitirla que vote, y p0r tanto
t0ds pregunta pidiendo informes DO
contenidos en- Ell juramento, es super
hua, saIvo los casos excepci0nales que
puedan presentarse.2
Ella lista provisional para ell ola diez
y ocho no debe cOntener mas qde los
npmbres inscritos en- ese dia, Y pOr 10
tsntO no ser6 necesario copiar los NOM
bres de la Iista provisional del once
on Ia lista provisional del diezy ocho.
81 es precise hscer inscripciones ell dfa
diez y nueve en- 8lg6n precinto, debe
prepararse otrR lists provisional Ia cual
cOnstara solo de los nombres sgregadcs
ell dfs diez Y nusve. Resultan, pues,
tres listss provisionales, todas las cua-
les deber6n tomarse, reunirse, v for
mar con elias la lista peTmanente s Iista
de votantes aIfab6ticamente.
Procure que csda juez hsqa una lista
para 6l c6sndo va Ia gente inscribir-
Sc. y que les tres jueces confronten aus
listas de vez en- cuandO, para yer 81 son
id6nticas Recu6rdeIes que coIoquen
la letra N. ante los nombres de todas
las personas inscritas 6!timamente,
Ia letra V. ante los nombres do las per
sonss cOpiadas do Ia lista vieia,e