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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-06
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SANTORAL.- Ma6ana Domingo:
| XI despu6s de Pentecostes. San Ca
yetano fir. Patron de la casa de .Bene-
fcencia de esta Isla.) San Alberto de
Cecilia confesor.
CUBIERTA.-Ha sido cubierta la
plaza que en- ell Departamento de Ca
ridad, renunciara el Sr. SalgadO.
RETRETA.-La verificada anocEe
DOR la banda que dirije ell Sr. TizoI
fu6 muy aplaudida. asistiendo regular
concurrencia.
MISA.-Hoy. & las seis media, con
asistencia de bastantes feIes, Sc ha lie
vado cabo en- Catedral, Ia misa can
tada que todos los Iunes Sc celebra en-
honor de la Providencia.
DIVORCIO.-El 19 de este mes es
ell dfa sefialadO para Ia celebration del
juiciO de divorcio entablado por don
Carlos Garcia de la Noceda contra su
esposa dofIa Elvira Alfonso Rinc6n.
SERVICIOS.-El Inspector de hi
giene alcaldfa Sr. Rivero, ha denun-
ciado 81 casas en- las GALES de San Jo-
s6, FOrtsIeza Tetuan, por no reunir
condolences higi6nicas.
CAUSA En- breve Sc vera en- Ia
Corte de Distrito de Ponce, Ia causa
por libelO contra ell propietario de Goa
mo don Florencio Santiago.
NECESARIO. - POr conveniencis
p6blica hace falta la installation de
otrO fOco el6ctrico & la saIida de la ca
pital hacia Ia entrada del Paseo de
Covadonga.
ANIMACION.-Rein gran anima-
ci6n en- el p6blico para asistir la fun
ci6n que dara en- ell teatro ell trsnsfor-
mista Sr. Roberto Fernandez.
HURTOS.-Por hurto menor fue-
ron sentenciados por ell Juez Munich
pal de San Juan, Arturo Vidal, Ci-
priano Calder6n, Francisco Torres.
VaIentfn Jimenez, Julio Rivera y Fe-
lix Vidal, q 4 meses de cdrceI cada
unO.
ENFERMO.-Se encuentra enfer-
mo desde aver, eI Sr. Emmo IgIesias,
empleado de la Tesorer1a de Puerto
Rico.
A CAYEY.-Esta ma1ana salieron
en- visje de recreo para Cayey, ell Ho-
norable Gobernador y su distinguida
espOss. LIE acOmpafIaban el Secreta-
rio Hartzell y 50 esposa. Fueron es-
trenando un lujoso Rutom6vil, de los
destinados 81 servicio entire Camuy
Agusdilla llegados en- ell SCoamo0 d3
los Esta6os Unidos.
CORREO.-El martes 10 del &C
tual, Ia 1.30 p. m. Sc recogera Ia CO.
rrespondencia que ha de llevar & los
Estados Unidos ell vapor <Caracas.1
CONTRATOS.-El Departamento
de Educaci6n ha aprobsdo los contra
tos de maestr0s de San German y Vie
ques.
EN- CATANO.-La iglesia de Ca
tsfio ha quedado terminals en- su obra
de albaniIerfa. Solo Sc espera reco-
lectsr fondos que faltan para terminar
los trabajOs de cRrpinterfa que dejaran
terminadO por complete aquel art1sti-
co temple.
ARMAMEMTO.-Se han recibido
pOr el vapor eCoamo2 eI armamentO |
para Ia guardia de prisiones. cuyos OBJ
jetOs prOceden de Ia Casa Besosa & |
Co. de Nueva York.
EN- LIBERTAD.-POr extinction de |
condena. ser6n puestos mafana en- Ii
bertad en- ell Pcesidio los confnRdos Sc
vero Gonzalez. de Juana Diaz, conde-
nado 10 amos deFeclusi6n por robo
en- cuadrilla,6 Hlginin Garcia, (s) Ma
zantini, cOndenadO / afio 8 meses ii |
dias, por homicidio.
REPARACIQNESa-Han sido Rpro- !
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badas por ell Comisionado del Interior,
las obrRs de reparaci6n en- ell local Que
ocupa la BibliOteca InsuIar.
LESIONES. CeferinO Rosario hi
rio aver tarde en- Puerta de TERRA &
su esposa Julia Ayende, caus6ndoIe
dos lesiones graves. en- la frente, ladO
derecho. Ell case fu6 denunciado y ell
agresor fue absuelto por falta de prue-
bas.
EXAMINES. Don Eduardo Perez
Gay6s, prOcedente de la EscueIa In
dustrial ha recibido de Washington
Is aprobaci6n con brillantes notas de
los examenes que varific6 & fines de
Junio para ell ingreso en- Ia carrara ci-
vii. Dicho joven pertenece a esa ju-
ventud estudiosa que con mobiles am
blciones trabajara para ell buen nom
bre de nuestro pals.
EN- ARECIBO Ell sargento San
taella y guardias IigaraVidez y Corde-
ro de Arecibo, detuvieron & Juan Bau-
tista Gonzalez, ocupandole tres cabR-
Hos robados.
LICENCIA.-A don Alberto NJ.
Smith. empleado del Departamento de
Obras P1blicas le ga sido concenido un
mes de licencia.
EN- MAYAGUEz ha sido reducido
8 prisi6n = procesado el comerciante
Antonio FioI Beltran. acusado de SUE
puestO fraude q sus acreedores.
ESCUELA.-El Lines pr6ximo
la / b. m. Sc abrir5 en- Ia EscueIa de
Verano una clase de eKindergartenS
con 30 alnmnos & cargo de Ia se6orita
Minina del Vale. EI Inspector de
EscueIas Mr.. Washon hs fscilitsdo los
muebIes y utensilios que para esta cIa-
Sc especial son necesarios.
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Lt3NSEJu "A LAS MADKES Ii ;aral,s cniInEnas
setora Winsow debe usarse saamp4e que los nhos
sstan sl periodic de d dentic6n PToporcona avio
Immediate 81 peque3o paciente produce an sueAo
tural Erailquilo bis e doso el sngetc despiera
muV vivo alegre s muY agradab1e paladaE, calma
q uo ohonda ul4 encias, aliva dolores haea 6.
eoe lao t1ncionea del ast6mago ragula Ps mtestuoA
- oLeaaIog ronsdi0 eonocdo paSa a diamsa "a pre-
VrugGaa da q deneici6n de cuaqusera otEa eaueas
LoaEano nneho euldndo On pedE q TJaxaba Calma1a9
81 eeaeSa NISslu1PTa g = ns.oE q SsaaA
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IGLESIA METODISTA.

(calle del Sol entire Cristo y San Jose
CuItos para mafiana: Predicaci6n &
las de Ia maf1ana las 7.3O de Ia
noche: Escuela Dominica q las de
Ia tarde.
Asientos Ebrea para todos. u.
Aa0al1ar. Pastor.
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PGdradaS en-
Puerta de TERRA.
Aver Ia casa de una pobr8 mujer
fu6 apBdreada.
La poIicfa de servicio no impidio
ell hecho.

Sc quejan varios vecinos de Puerta
de TERRA de las continues pedradas de
que son vfctimas por parte de los ociO-
SOS que parecen abonados en- aquel si-
ito.
Aver. como Z las $50 p. m, Ia en-
prendieron cuatro de aquelIos contra
Ia casa de una pobre muier IanzandoIe
una piedra en- Ia hsbitaci6n con peli-
gro de la vida de uno de sus dos hijos
que q la sas6n Sc encontraban en- ell 81
ito en- donde cay6 la piedra.
Sc informa tambi6n que recIamada
la presencia de un guardia por esa ve-
Gina, fu6le contestsdO que no podfa
atendera 8 su reclamation por estar de
servicio.
Eilo di6 por resuItsdo que los vagos
siguierOn tirando piedras. hasts- que
cansadOs, emprendieron Ia fuga por Ia
via del ferrocarriI.
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Por medic de nuestro nuevo mGtodo cura-
mos toda clase de intermediates de los ojos,
por vieia que sea. OjOs dsbs1es GntIdn5Gd0s,
Ia catGrdtG d ceguedad total todo volvera q ser
curado dentro de POGO BisojOs cur0de8 r0-
d acGL OperGctOnes no an68 necesdrEGs. Pocos
gastos. Escribanse pormenores. Dirfjanse
al Institute ocatlistGco q OtcpdticO
e,74s Geyer Ace st. Louis, Me-, US.A.
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UN UNIONADO.
Ell NUEV0 PROTEO

Acord6monos de q. hoy debuta en- el
teatrO de Ia ciudad este genial artista.
Roberto Fernandez nos hara pasar
un ratio de solsz. con sus amenos in
teresantes trabajos.
Al teatro. pues. que esperamos Sc
yea concurrido. & Saplaudir 4 IN busn
artista.
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Ssmlnarlo de Pennington.
Para j6venesy senoritas.
Pennington, N. j.. v. s. a.

A corta distancia de la ciudad de New
York en- la via del ferrocarril de Philadelphia
Reading. Ocho cursos de estudio; prepa-
racion para colegios, para la vida comercial
es un buen colegio para seforitas. Manfg
fico departamento comercia1. Adelantos mu-
sicales esplendidos, en- piano 6rgano. Tie
ne un gran record en- la ensenanza del ingles
correctamente. Aperture el 13 de Septiem-
bre. Los estudiantes pueden entrar en- cual-
quier fecha, desde la de aperture en- ade-
lante.
Escriba por catdlogo ilustrado gratis &
PRESIDENT MARSHALL
Pennington, N. j., u. S A.
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BAQUERO 3 GANDARA
oFREcEN

Maiz suuerior del Pals
en- medios saCOs %. F." LOO
Oemento DAGRON en-
barril6s 2-6O
Mani SUPERIOR en- sacOs
nuintal 400
Zinc aCanalado, ameri-
Cano de 6y8 pies $50
Zin liso nara techo, de 3
pies, quintal S 400
ZiD liso nara fOrFo, de
6l2 MES nuintal 400
San JuItO II , Is San Juan, PtO-RisO,
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Las cuentas 1ltimamente pubIica-
das dan credito a la admins

Unos de los asuntos administrators
que mas he lIamado Ii atenci6n p6bli-
g en- San Juan, ha sido el del acue-
La CorreapOndencias be- seguido.
cipio. '00 . ptin-
En ediciOnes anteriores, hemos pu-
bllcado 81 estado de aoueiIa adminis-
tr4ci6n que ha sido buens.
.dlss;I;sa ~ seflor Santiago Sire es el 6Itimo
Su labor ha sido correcta como 10
dsmuestFan sis.S las cifras que hemos pu- a.
,,,E;.sef!,! p sefi9s Sire. s'empre ha sido ad-
mlniss55ooF ahra5o @ &c hncas sgrfcoIas. acos-
cilments go compenetrS de .1,or', j. nron. in.
traba, de tel suerte que scrs5;ts ss 81 nusgo 4
administrator de San .T1an TS'oui'A = q
- Algonos l..,a ;.t;e estos mas podremOs ofre-
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En- esta imprenta Be vende papel de
peri6dioo vieiO { 800 Quintal
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SeleesO IiOiel p Ia
iamilias, ostabacilO
baJO eiplan amesiraI.o
que patrocinan las ne.
tOres familias dc Puer-
to Rico.
Juegos Ge lfabita-
clones que cOmpren-
den desde ell senciIlO
de sala, d0rmitOrio y
bano, hasta el mas ex-
tense de sala, 5 dor
MitOriOs = baii0.
Ad6ptase especial.
Mente para familias
numerOsas = para Ia
milias eortaS.
CociBa4la espahola.
Serv1oA , egpanOl 8
ngles.
n Hotel mas frescO
de Nueva York.
Contaene tOda clase
de adelant0s Roder.
nos.
Q
Direction pOr Gables
MEAREA
n NEW YORK.
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Francisco LassaIIe.
ABOGADO.

Ofrece sus servicios profesionales Gale
de In Cruz n6mero 34.-San Juan. 15v.s
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Ell PUBLIGO MOSTRO SIEMPRE

MUCHO lNTEREs PoR LOS
ASUNTOS DEL ACUEDU~-
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5EsTA listed cIEcoq

bennington, N. j., U. S 4
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(Traductor por nompramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
OfreCe sus servicios como especialis-
to en- trabajos tecnicos y literarios.
PreCios m6dicos. LUNA 81.
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GOGHE DIARIO.
ENTIRE PONCE Y AREClBO
o WICEVERSA.
SALIDAS.
De Ponce Arecibo. bo........,..... a. m.
De Arecibo Ponce. ....... ...... lS3 q. m.
Este diario enlazard con la llegada salida
del Ferrocarril de San Juan.
Ademas hay un segundo viaje hasta Ad-
juntas viceversa que saldra de Ponce a las
3 r. m. y de Adjuntas las a. m.
PRECIOS.
De Ponce Adjuntas. s.............. 81
De Adjuntas Utuado. .........
De Utuado Arecibo. ........... 1.50
Agencia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
Adiuntas, INDALEOIO GARCIA.
Utuado, MACARIO ZAPER.
Arecibo, RO5SE.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-25

Perfumes, brushes, shaving mugs
For First Glass Plumbing see VIM.
Waking, Phone SOC. 23-eod-7t
* x
The rain today interfered eonsid-
erably with the Christmas shopping.
x
Although it rained all day yester-
day there were a number of country
people in the city.
William F. Mccoy, of Campbells-
town, O., and Miss Sarah Moran, of
Williamsburg, Ind, a teacher of a
Wayne county school, were married
at noon yesterday at Grace M. E.
parsonage, Rev. Marble officiating
They will make their home at Camp
bellstown.
X x X
Mrs. Swift went to indianapolis
yesterday to spend Christmas.
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JEWELS
Belonging to Mrs. Chadwick Have at
Last Been Located.

Cleveland, December 24.-The eff
forts to locate Mrs. Cassie L. Chad
wick's personal property, which has
been sought since her arrest, at last
are being rewarded. Receiver Loes-
er said the trunk and suit case which
were struggled out of the Holland
House, New York, had been traced
eve will secure them at once,"
Loeser said. ''They are filled Wi tn
valuable clothing and jewelry. 1t
has also been learned that other jew
elry has been pawned with a New
York money lender. At the Chad
wick home we discovered an i'm
mense amount of furs, the value of
which will run into thousands of
dollars. We found a sealskin suit,
a beautiful sable coat, boa and muff
of great value; a suit of baby lamb
chinchillas and hats of fur. [ should
say there are 100 boxes of hats,
many of them of fur to match
suits
Arrangements are being made to
secure bail for DR.. Leroy S. Chad
wick when he arrives here. He is
now on his way to New York from
Paris.
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A new BILL
Will Be Presented by the Municipal
League.

Another conference of the officials
of the Municipal League of the
State will be held at the Hotel Eng
lish at Indianapolis on January II
to consider the terms of the bill by
which it is proposed to increase the
terms of holders of city officers from
two to four years, thus enabling the
present officials to hold over for two
years in addition to the time for
which they were elected.
John o. Wilson, city clerk of Ma
rion, who started the movement, has
sent out letters to all the officials
Of the cities and towns of the State
asking them to attend the confer
ence
j. Fred France, mayor of Hunt
ing, president, and j. o. Wilson are
acting with the following committee
appointed to draft a bill: George P.
Haywood, city attorney of Lafay-
cite, chairman; Frank 0. Sweetser,
city attorney of Wabash; w. w.
Mix, mayor of Mishawaka; E. M.
Lee, mayor of Lawrenceburg; c. w.
Sheriff., mayor of Muncie.
The promoters of the measure to
extend the terms of office will con-
fer with the members of the codif-
cation commission at the State
House between now and the January
meeting.
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NEWSPAPER INTERESTS IN COMBINATION.

recent invention has reoutionzd the of making print
inks and substantial reduction manufacture
has The strategal advantage
their competitors the ink pub
fishers who largely
invite the financial cooperation of the public
mediate enlargement of the working plant.
The purpose corporation American newspa-
pers absolute supply independently of
industrial combination other outside influence
the to make money for stockholders through
sale of printing inks publishers printers parts
the civilized world
The corporation operates, City, print
ink factory having capacity of 10000 pounds printing
ink day. The factory is equipped with the
highly improved machinery for the manufacture of all grades
colors of printing inks
The corporation operates, York.
modern fully equipped factory preparation
outlay of between $4,000 100000
capacity at present of 100000 pounds day.
1t the of the corporation bring
its New York City factory the full capacity of the
By the improvement the quality
materials and the reduction in the of the
corporation able to offer investors this plain business pro-
position: 1t manufacture better printing inks
inks for less than other make poor ink
still generous outstanding investment
profits of manufacture the and favorable
ditions, will range from 100 per 800 per
The corporation debt preferred
stock is stock, full-paid and worcestershire.
Only stock actually issued capital Dividends
paid only issued stock.
The active management of the business the hands of pa
teal and experienced men, all except two of whom have
years. editors and publishers The Execu
tive Board of Directors is made as follows:
Major Howard, U. Army (retired),
Burlington Vermont; Hunt Lyman, 1858 Row,
New York Henry W. b. Howard, POLYTECHNIC Institute,
Brooklyn, n " B. Peele Wie, 142 Fifth Avenue, New
City Hiram Haydn, 1s Belfowsr Avenue, Cleveland Ohio
Edward B. Smith, 156 Fifth Avenue New York City; William
Wizard Howard, IL Broadway New York City.
For the purpose of extending its business by the construction
New York City of larger factory for the manufacture
extensive scale of all grades color of printing inks the
corporation offers for sale limited allotment of its
a stock the low price of fifty share par value slOO
full paid and non-assessable.)
When this sale is closed (which be at any time without
>ice) stock will be advanced to $1OO share
Subscriptions this allotment of stock should be sent to Mr.
iam Willard Howard, Treasurer, II Broadway, New York
City.
Circulars describing the enterprise in detail will be sent free
to any address application.
fef7~t>
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BEAR LOOSE
Bites Three Persons at Cincinnati
During Holiday Rush.

Cincinnati, December 24.-Three
men were bitten and several thous-
and shoppers thrown into a panic
when a recently captured bear,
brought here for sale, broke away
from its captors and ran through
the heart of the shopping district
Men and women scattered in every
direction, fighting for the entrances
to the various nearby buildings. The
animal sought refuge in an alley. 1t
was tackled by a negro wrestler, who
threw the animal and put bag over
its head
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting of the shareholders in
the Second National Bank of Rich
mond, Ind, will be held at l O'Clock
p. M, at the banking house On Tues
day, January 10th, 1905, for the pur-
pose Of electing nine directors to
serve the ensuing year, and the tran
saction of any other business that
may come before the meeting.
JOHN B. DOUGAN,
President.
Dec. 22-20t
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WANTED-Five copies of December
number of Everybody's Magazine.
Depot News Stand. 1877
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LOST-A striped lap robe. Leave at
this office and get reward.
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WANTED-A good girl to work at
Mrs. Owen Carroll's, 800 north
twelfth street.
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WANTED-A girl to do general
homework at 1904 N. F. st.
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FOR SALE-A good Indianapolis
business college scholarship. Call
at Palladium. If
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LOCAL BREv|TIES.

| LUUhL DkcUIIEO,
Underwear at Fletcher's. If
Drs. Pierce and Chenoweth, Den
lists, Colonial Bldg, corner seventh
and Main, third floor. Phone 1857.
4-eod-1mo.
A new line of Stay and Kokobola
Toilet Articles and Perfumes at Ad
ans Drug Store. lift.
j. Fl. Ryder went to Springfield
yesterday to spend Christmas with
relatives and friends.
Simmons "The Old Reliable'
S2S Main ST., for your Xmas Cigars.
23-2t
GASOLINE Lamps, 4O6 Main.
23-eod-7t.
Bennett Homemade Bread and nice
Potato Chips at Hadley Bros.
Potato Chips at Hadley Bros. If
x x x
Appropriate Christmas music will
be rendered in all the churches to-
day.
Xmas Turkeys at Hadley Bros. If
x x X
Go to the Coliseum Monday after
noon and evening. All your friends
will be there. Join the crowd. Roller
skating is the fad.
x x x
Joseph A. Lugar, of Eaton, visited
friends in this city yesterday.
x X x
Bert Tamlin, of Connersville, is
spending Christmas with his par
ents in this city.
X x x
Monday afternoon and evening
there will be skating at the Coliseum
Music by the band. Your friends
will be there.
Take the Dayton & Western cars
the New Cedar Springs Hotel, now
open. tt
Typewriters, all makes, rented,
sold. Rentals So to SIS per month.
Repairs and ribbon for all machines.
Burr, w. U. Tel. Office. Phone 26.
**%
Aubrey Hibberd is home from Chi
cago, to spend Christmas in Rich
mond.
Try want ad. Phone 81.
Be sure and go to the Coliseum
Monday afternoon and evening. Ev-
eryone will be furnished ball bearing
| skates.
Sheriff Richard Smith and wife
| are spending Christmas with their
son, George and family, in Frank
ton, Ind.
More Of those holly seals received
at Moormann' s book store.
X X X
Children's caps at Csc each, Shar-
keys millinery store, South Sew
enth street. tt
Roland Hughes is home from Chi
cago to visit his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. I. M. Hughes during the
holidays.
DR.. Park for high class dentistry,
8 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant.
Holly, Holly, Holly with red ber-
ries, wreaths, evergreens, etc. Phone
292 Hadley Bros. If
Fred johnson is at home visiting
friends and relatives.
X x X
Don't do without polo news. If
the boy happens to miss you please
phone q, and we will appreciate it.
William McGreevy and FAM
lily, of Cleveland, are in Richmond
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LOST OR STRAYED.

LOST-A kid glove with white lin
ing, between Tenth and Thirteenth
streets on Main street. Leave at
Palladium Office.
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FOR SALE-A life scholarship in
Johnson Practical School of Tel
egraphy and Railroading. Any
young man contemplating practical
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FOR SALE-Want ads one-half a
cent a word. tt
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FOR SALE.

Richmond property a speciality,
Mcneil g. Porterfeld, 900 Main. If
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brown fur glove Re
turn to 176 Fl. Wayne Ave.
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WANTED-Furnished rooms, CEN
trail location, good reference. Ad-
dress Box 156.
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railroading Or telegraphy, will d.
we'll to buy this scholarship, which
re will sell reasonable. If
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-House rooms, electric
lights and natural gas, hard and
soft water, 20 N. 10Th st. Home
phone 742. eod-tf
FOR Rents room house, 402 N.
10Th. Phone 497. 1Stf
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-02
THE CINCINNATI PLAN

Editor Independent: Bro. Ruppen-
thai of Kansas asks The Independent
for full description of the "Cincin-
natl PLAN of direct action. The plan
provides for direct election of commit
tees and direct nomination of candi-
dates. Scarcely two states have the
same kind of political divisions, so
that in applying the system to state,
provision must be made to conform 1t
to such division.
The precinct club" or primary is
the unit of organization and is COM
posed of populists residing in a vot-
ing precinct, or of d subdivision
thereof when necessary for convent
ence, or of two or more voting pre-
cincts for same reason. Each club or
primary shall hold monthly meeting
which shall be It's referendum meeting.
The single club or primary of town.
ship or ward. and the officers Of two
or more clubs or primaries therein,
shalt be its or their representative
members of the county committee,
the officers of the county committee
shall be its representative members
OF the congressional committees, the
officers OF the congressional commit
tee shall be It's representative MEM
bers OF the state committees: and the
officers OF the state committee shall
be Its representative members OF the
national committee: aud the officers
of each committee shall be elected by
direct vote of the members Of the
clubs or primaries In their division,
and be members ut large of their CON-
mittee. and removable at viii Of their
constituents.
Other division committees are 10 be
similarly formed. When two anbordi-
nate divisions are organized the OH
sora III the next higher division are 10
he elected In the FIRST instance, and
thereafter al the annual meeting u the
eluha In December of each year next
preceding the year Of general public
election.
Once dlvlalon Ia organized II ahall
be the duty al the members 20 noml-
nate from their number one candl.
date for each once Ia be- Allied by pub
Ne election In and for auvh division.