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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24
A MODERN DAVID.
Stays Big Eagle With a stone-Re.
marksble Feat.

Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee, {. T.. Dec "a Indian
territory oaa Keep the race with IN
best the WORLD has produced from
ADAMS tire Down TO the reign Of r.
A. Hitchcock, which is proved by the
following from the Ttlue jacket News.
"A party named David once gained
considerable nctouoty by knocking
seven kinds Of daylight out Of the
champion heavyweight, Of the Phnis-
lines with ro,k, at a distance Of
hfty yards and until n few days age
here has been on authentic rase
wherein Dawes famous record has
Deen surpassed.
However. II remained for Blue
Jacket farmer 70 demonstrate hat
David was rot the only pebble on the
beach, and performed a feat that made
Dayid's star performance look like
minority report of he Cherokee com.
ell.
Frank Slagle. a man hitherto az
unknown % fame as vas Alton p.
Parker before the election. is The new
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

star in the horizon A man who dem-
opstrated his ability to take one
smooth stone and from distance OF
200 feeg laud blow on the claninm
of bald eagle which caused that
lorlly bird to retire from public life
as completely as does the successful
candidate for vice president Of the
United States.
"slagle did not use u sling, and
took only one throw, while even Tho
warmest supporters OF ex-Champion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24
TROUBLE IN CHAIN GANG.
Convict Breaks Loose, Shots Are Ex.
changed and He ls Hurt.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Sherman, TEXAS, Dec 24.-John
Brown. colored. was peppered with
bird shot late this afternoon as the
result Of an attempt to escape from the
county chain sang on which he was
doing time in road work near the city.
Brown grabbed pistol from the hands
Of guard and ran. Another gIar1
saw him and follow ed and Brown fred
at him. Both emptied their pistols
without effect
A hoy brought a shotgun from a
farm house and gave 1t to the guard,
and the first shot caused Prown 20
surrender lis hurts are slight It IS
stated that another negro prisoner took
advantage Of the excitement 10 es.
cape.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

David a1mit tina. it was not until the
thiro wallop that made Goliath look
like cipher with the Hng Knocked
on
"Slagle has undoubtedly surpassed
all former records in the rock throw
ing line That fact is as plain as At
torney Luman =. Parker. Of Vtnitas
slagle brought the Head eagle to town
Monday and viii have Il pounted
Size OF bird, seven feet. two inches
from tip to tip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24
Announcement.

Miss ola Bidwell, one OF Chicago's
most noted and versatile entertainers
having achieved fame throughout the
entire Sou'b is now touring the West
She is pupil Of Edwin wareham
i-ondon's favorite grand orera tenor.
and critics pronounce her ,oice the
deepest ANA richest of ;he four lady
baritcnes known to the musical world.
A violin p'nil Of Earl Drake. and hav.
ing tnishe' in elocuticn under MaIam
Marco, she gives program in which
are artistically blended humorous,
pathetic aad dramatic readings pleas.
ing violin soloa. and soLgs that reach
the heart
The Ladies' Social Circle have secur
ed Miss Bd@ell FIR Monday evening.
January 2, at the First Flesl yterian
church.
One who has heard Miss BicweIl
writes that "rhe concord Of sweet
sounds yelling from her throat re-
minds one Of lhe rich melody Of pipe
organ"
She thrills and charms her audience
and is an artist in every sense Of the
word. Hear her and enjoy a II eat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

Mr. and Mrs VIII vickery and 1T.
tie son, Ralp' Of Ripley. passed
through Guthrie today enroute to Ok
lahoma City - spend the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs I'D Dillon. Mr..
Vickery is a pioneer Oklahoman. hav-
ing come to this territory at the open
ing. He IS one Of Payne county's best
cltlzens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

A. L. shaIrork senator-elect FROM
the Eighth council district, Nas in the
city yesterday Ar. sharroek is a eau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24
Q o o o 90 o DO O O o o Q o o
sEcRETARVs OFFICE.
Q o 0 o o Q o . o o c O o o o Q
,RETARY's OFFICE.

The following charters we're grant
ed today:
The Citizers Gas. Light. Heat and
Power company a. Kinghsher. with a
capital stock Of 100000. The incor-
porators are: F.. f. Hull aud c. c.
Roberts Of Kinghsher. and J. A
BuclSles Of Enid.
The Cooper'on Mining and Milling
company OF Cooperton The incorpora-
tors are. William Smiley Of Monde
man. Andrew Hclson ami W. ]. Wood
OF Ccopertcn
The Cleveland Tool company Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

Misses Lenora and Lucille Janeway
Of Stillv atcr. were IN ihe city today
They viii spend Tie holidays IN Kan.
sas with relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

Children eat sleep and grow gfrer
taking Eollister's Rocky Mcdntair
Tea Rnngs rosy cneeks. laughing
eyes, good health and strength. A
tonic for siokly children 2g cents.
Tea Or Tablets. ASK your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

A. Y. Mitchell at st. Louis, was in
the city to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

Camp Fielder who has been stu
dent at Lebanon. Tenn for he past
three years, is at home to spend the
HOLIDAYS with his parents Judeo u.d
Mrs : j. Lowe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24
PERSONAL
Mention,

from Dallas
A. Y. Mitchell at st. Louis, was in
the city to-day
J D. Graham Of Wichita. was here
on business today.
J. w Pickett Of Blackwell, was a
visitor in Guthrie toiay
George outcelt If Tecumseh. is here
today o. official business
P. % stone Of choctaw City was in
Guthrie a few hours toiay.
Thomas Scott OF Coyie. was visi-
tor to the capital city today.
A. H Welsh Il Oklahoma City ISL
here on one Of his "weekiys."
F. l. end J. NJ Brown Of Braman.
spent the day in .he capital city
Phil DAILY came in from Fort Smith
on special business this morning.
" A.. McC artney of l<iDghsher was
here to-day on important business.
Mir and Mrs w. D. Bullock of
Wann, l. 4, are in the city visiting
o. F. Haya. erperntendent Of the
city schools o! Stroud, is in the city.
II R. G-itrin of saltwater, is n the
city today on special business matters.
Prof. Marshall II the music depart
ment of the Alea normal, is in the city
live Stock Inspector Z H. Hnhn viii
spend the HOLIDAYS at home in Woods
county
Miss Albina Stetels has returned
from a weeks visit with friends in
Kansas city.
j B. Underwood formerly county
clerk OF Lincclu county. was here to-
day on business.
. J. r. Norton Of Ponaa City, represen-
;ative from Kay cnmty, was in the
city last night.
J. r. TbobLrn. secretary cf the board
Of agriculture returned from Oklahoma
City yesterday.
{ Bill fighlman OF Chandler, is in
l Guthrie today. He drove in with one
of his fine horses.
Everett Rurford Of Mulhail, cashier
t Of the bank at that place was il the
city this morning
II F. De Lo7ier OF sapulpa. l. T.,
live stock spen' sor the Frisco; was in
the city on official business.
John Em5rs Of CkerdIer, was in the
city yesterday on lessl matters. He Is
Republican as much as ever.
Misses Nell Kirn'.all and Edith Girls
sell returned hon last night from a
few days visit in Kansas CitY.
+ Kirby Naylor Of Tishonineo l. r..
an enploye of bank at that place, is
In the city 10 spend the holidays.
E Miss Corinne stevens, instructor in
music at the Alya normal school Is
spending the holidays with her parents.
The Charity Jubilee on Monday
night at the city han is going TO be
one Of the hest attractions OF The city
c. 3. A Elix. Oklahoma correspond
ent for he Kansas City Journal, left
today fer Karsaf City to spend the
holidays
Bert Jared, who is a student Of a
college at Winfield. Kas is here visit
q ing old friends. He will remain dur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

See the fine holiday packages of
i-owney's at Renfros.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-24

Texas. hled certificate appointing
f. S. Kerr Of Cleveland, Pawnee coIn-
~, their agent.
A nota-ial commission was issued To
J. H. Asher Of Tend Creek.
When you're broke the girls are shy
They turn and fly as YOU CONE nigh
Brace up old man show some pluck
Take Rocky Mountain Tea; twin
chanEe your luck
Ask your druggist.
Newkirk is watching with interest
the building Of a twenty-five barrel
flour mill.
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aidate for the presidency Of ,he upper
house.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-17
Ell Fiscal De ID COTt8
do lguldlIIa haco aeuSaelO
nGs contra 81 aniIguO Fiscal
do Ia cOrte do Mayaguez.
En eli pdblico causa disgusto ID ma.
nera POGO correcta con que ex-
pres6se dicho Fiscal.
e nNsstr0 Corresponsall. J.


Dieiembre 15.- En- 81 iuicio celebra-
do en- la Corte de DistritO por muerte
de FranciscO Echandfa del cual result
t6 responsible Ramon M6ndez y como
consecueneia 81 Jurado 10 calific6 de
homicide voIuntario, Sc euscitaron
varios incideDtes entire 81 representa-.
te del Pueblo de Puerto Rico y el le.
trado 0efensor.
Entire ellos hnbimos de fijarnos mu-
cho en- Ia manera POGO correcta en- que
90 trataba Otro Fiscal, 81 de Mays
gtisz. que intervino en- les primeras di-
liganciRs de dichS causa. pueS cresmos
que aunQue sea p0T compAfIeriSmo no
SO debe inculpar & otro fancionario
aunque aquel "a no funci0ne como
tel.
Isl NAL no recordamos an aQuellR 6po-
Cd erafscaI 81 senior Libertad Torres.
funCidnario distinguidopor 81 Attorney
General y CuandO este sefIor merece ID
distinction de un alto funcionario como
eI Attorney creemOS que 0Igunos me-
ritos ten1a y tiene cOntrRidos.
Siempre oimos decir que eI sef1or
Libertad Torres, en- su CalidRd de Fis-
cal, era todo enerefa y que nj el sobor-
no ri les infuenCias nj ID polftica nj
otras cosaa MIS- 10 doblegaban. La
ley era gu dlvfB0. DeCir que un fun
cionariO de Ias condolences del que nos
oCupa faItase & sus deberes en- una eau
impOrtante. nos resistimos creerlo.
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NUEVO METODO.

The International College Of Languages, ha
ideado un metodo nuevo, MStOdO del LeagatG-
iG7eO que eS un sistema de ensehar Ell Ingles
los Latino-americanoS, Oyegd0L0 bG6EgF.
Els Simplemente ensenar por la voz' humane,
eSta voz SO oye tan claramente como Is de
ualquier miembro de Ia familia habl6ndo-
Aos en- el hogar Los elementos tecnieos quo
dan eliminados, desaparecen obst8oulos, Ia
Bimpiifca el procedimiento de Rprender es
adquisicion de la habilidad de oonverSar SO
haoe f4cil en- muy corto tempo.
El acento corriente la pronunciation Sc
aseguran, porque los fonagramas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidos p0r un cantor perfeoto.
TodRs las leccioneS revisten 81 Car6cter de
So1verGaci6n, 8 sea Ia eSpecie de palabras y
Traces que SO emplean diaFiamente y las mas
neoesarias que Ell extranjeFo debe aprender.
Setiene ala vista uno de1os Hbros, medi-
da que el dido escucha la lengua pronunciaF
cada sflaba, ell oio observa como Sc deletrea
Cada palabra y Ia mente guarda las impresio-
mes transmitidas asi. Cast antes dc aperci-
birnoS de-ello, nos aOostumbramoS peasGT
On el idioma que estudiamog.
He Gqui algunAs de las ventajas de este sis-
tema: No tiene maestro, no hay honorarios
nj oontratiempos, no Sc olvidan las lecCiones
p&sadas nj peligro de adquiFir un NAL acen-
to- Be 0prende tanto en- una semana, por
unRs ouantas lecoiones de diez minutes cada
die como 10 que un professor ordinario enseiia.
liza en- un mes. Con Ell Metodo Lengu6ono IL
Ia u4 4A GGS&uQ u9 A8E
ei arduo deber que muchos suponen. En- dos
palabras ell Sistem& eA tan complete y esta dis
puesto de tai modo que 81 primer dia va Sc ha-
bla algo, un POGO mas 81 siguiente y mas adm
81 que sigue en- muy corto tempo be apFen@
de & hablar, leer y esCribir f6oil y ooERecta
mente.
81 Frances, Ell Alem&n y'el Castellano han
sido ene6ados con 6xito pOr este SiStema.
Las personrs que deseen conoceE mas por-
memories pueden dirigirse The InterndtSonG
IegO Lenguqtss, Metropolis Building, Nusva
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Noticias de ATecibo.
(De maestro CorrsspOnscz.)

Diciembre 26.
Para eI domingo anunCia Ia empresa
del cinemat6grafo una function p0r Is
tarde dedicada & los nif1os y con gran
rebejR de precios. Por ID noche se
dar6 d Ultima function poniendo la Iu.
meta y entFada q m6dicO precio de
treinta eentGVOs.
Sc espera un Ileno en- Las dos fun;
clones. IS
Ell martes pr6ximO SO celebrar6 en-
eata Corte de Distrit0 el juicio por ju-
RADIO contra Valois Santos por aseAi-
nato para Cuyo iuicio So hs Citado nue.
vos juradOs por no estaY conformes
con la pena de muerte CAtorce de los
iuradOs actuales.
Ell aIchlde sefIor don Juan Marin
ha dispuesto 81 pago de los haberes de
los empleados del muniCipiO pertene-
cientes al mes de SeDtiembre.
-Anoche 80 reCibi6 en- esta Odmi-
nistraci6n de cOrreos Ii correspondent
Cia de los Estados Unidos. que fu6 re-
partidR seguidamente.
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|. PLANS MARTl.
TETuAN as.

OfreOe & precios m6dicos: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE FRU.
TOS DEL PALS. A PRECIOS LIMI-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de los Moli-
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls, MINI. que produCen las afsma-
dss harinas de trig0 ePILLSBURY S
EST xxx y la de maiz. ella
ESMERALDA.1
AGENTE GENERAL de los SefIo-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York.
flbricantes ( de las afamadas marcas de
Mantequilla eLA FAVORITA0 Y Gel
YANKEE
AGENTE GENERAL de Ia Cerve
Cerfa STHE CONGRESS BREWING
co., de Brooklyn. N. Y 80 v. q.
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Eel CATALAN"
conflteria Y Reposterfa.
De AngsIst BsrmanOs.

Participamos al p6blico que acAba-
mos de inaugurar IN laboratorio de
DulCerfa en- Ia cAlle de Rafael CoFdero
no IA y p0demos serVir cualquier en-
cargo en- dicho ramo con prontitud =
economic.
Diariamente enc0ntraran pasteles ca
ientes las de IL mafIana de mRnzR-
M, cremG. meIocot6n y otras muchas
clases de duIces.
Despacho: Gale de San jose no II.
Turrones espAfoIes y del pats, los
sin rival caramelos del pals.
Dcbre. IA. 1904. VS.
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JuIelO On Ia Corte
Municipal dc Ponce,
de muesur0 cogregponsaz.)

Diciembrs 16.-Ayer go celebr6 en-
Ia Corte Municipal 81 juicio contra
Antonio Torres CarabaIlo, aCusado
por acometimiento 81 teniente Iturron-
do de Ia policfa insuIar.
AL conducit D poIic1a al Hospital 81
seflor Antonio CaFaballo, Torres Cara
ballo quiso impedir que 10 lIevaran. y
al interveHir 81 teniente Iturrondo. en-
tabI6 con 81 una Iucha, interviniendo
el Capiten Silen , oCupando & Torres
un cuchiIlo que portabB.
En- el juicio de aver declararon CO.
mo testigos. rati6cando sus primeras
decIarsciones. 81 cRpitan SiI6n. 81 to-
niente Iturrondo. 81 cabo Est6ban y
los Ruardias Pedro j. Coll. Roias y
Lopez.
III Juez Municipal senor Sep6lveda,
despu6s de OR & los testigos. declare
absueIto al acusadO. pOr falta de prue-
b8g.
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CURA GlRlNTI7l0l PARA Las lLMORINlS.

Simples y sangrantes; exteriores con pi-
Ca2on, 81 no cura no pague. Los boticarios
estan autorizados por los manufacturers del
UNGUENTO DE PAZO devolver ell dinero
81 10 medicina deja de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico Los ca
SOS ordinarios Sc curan en- seis dias, los rebel
des, en- catorce. Una aplicacion da alivfo y
Bosiego. La picaz0n Sc calma instantanea-
meDte. Rs un nuevo, desCubrimiento ell
dnico que Sc ofrece con una garantia positi-
va.
81 ell boticario no la tiene Sc 10 enviaremos
de aqui al recibir sellos de correos equivalen-
teS so Centavos en- orc americana, diriiien
do Ia carta PARIS MEDICINE CO., St.
Louis, Mo, e. U de A., fabricantes de las
PA8TILLA6 LAXANTES DE BROMO-
qUININA, ell celebre remedio para los re-
friadna
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INTERSTATE

Con el empIeO de las PASTILLAS
ANTURICAS del DR.. LEROY nd
s0lamente Sc cura ID dispepcia, siho
quo desRparesen tambi6n Ia ferments-
ci6n 6 acidez del est6msgo. Ia fetidez
del aliento. loe dolores g6stricos & in-
testinales y Ia inapetenciR, que. como
es sabido. perjudican graVementeN Ia
nutricion. !.
MediRnte la acci6n curatiVa de las
PastilIas Anturicas desaparece radical,
mente ID dyspepsia con todos sus sfnto-
mas Sea cual fuese el tipo 8 caracter
de aquellos.
De venta en- todas Las boticas. p..
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Expectation On los masstr0s

Los profesores de Las escueIas p6-
blicas de Ia isla Green que con ellos no
rezark Ia 0rden dada por los dem&s
departamentos para que se ordene Ell
paRo de sus haberes 81 dia % del &C
tual.>
No Creemos ESQ. El Departamento
de Iuatrucci6n, no ha de quedarSe & IL
zsga. en- IN Adia como este. en- que los
maestros desean tambi6n conner tu-
IRON. -
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BASEBALL,

MaEana domingo. & las 2 p. M. ten
dra efeCto en- Ia eLiga lPuertorrique-
fia0 ell terCer desaffo del c60mpi0n0to.
En- este desaffo Corresponde jugar
en- ell primer turno 81 GAlmendaresS
con ell eTexas2 y en- segundo turno al
eMiII6n2 con ell eHabAna.10 o
Sigue aumentandO ell entusiasmo en-
tire los amantes & este sport. y esto hR-
ce esperar una buena temporsdR.
Haata maflana.
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6EsTA listed CIEGo9

Por medic de nuestro nuevo m6todo cura-
mos toda clase de intermediates de los oios,
pOr vieia que sea. QiO8 d66SIes & Gn1SGmGdOs,
"a cdtGrGtG y ceguedGd total, todo volver8 q ser
Curado dentro de POGO. Bisojos cWr0dO8 TG-
dGcGL OperGcSOaes no Na6s aecesGrSGs. Pocos
gastos. Escribanse pormenores. Diriianse
81 Institute OcultstGcO q OtOp6tGc0.
e,2k9 GeNer Ags st. Loas, M0. 0. s. a
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L!haLIad B0IInqus6a

Para el Jurado cali6cndOr de las
composiCiones que han de iuzgar Ios
trabajos iterarios que Sc presenter al
torneo que celebrar6 d eLibertsd Bo-
rinquefiaS. han sido designados eI doc
tor Quevedo BAez. don jose Perez
LozadA y nuestro director que estima
u deferencia de que ha sido obietO por
parte de loS Cultos obFeros de dicha
anciedad
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MnIeln0R GENERAL

coNsEIo A. LAS NfADRES. = III iarabe calmante
estan en- 81 perodo de IA den ci6n Proporciona ayio
Immediate al Peqnehe paciente. produce un suefo ma
turai tranquop ayia e dolor el angelic despierta
al no. abianda encias, alivia dolores, hace "a
Giles las funciones del est6ago regula los insestinos
Es 81 major remedo conocdo para Ia diarrea va pro-
yenga 6sa de Ia dentc6n de cualquiera otra causa
Tsngase mucho cudado en- pedr e "Jarahe Calmante
de Ia SehoEa WinslOw"S es u msior dc toaOF.
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LA..TIEA9ITL.
DE J. ECHRvARRIA.

Por cada 10 centavos que se gasten
hasta el de EnerO de 1905 Sc regala-
rs una papeleta de una preCiosG naatf5e-
ga, que se> exhibe en- SLa Tiendita.a
Hay ahora juguetes para nifOs, artf-
culos de novedad nuevOs y rOpa heChR
precios bRratfsim0s.
Plaza Principal 30, al Iado del Ayun-
tamient0. San Juan. p, R.
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BON nLLLVE.0

Reconocdamente el mas puro. higie-
nico sgradabIe que Sc fabrica en- eI
pals. Sc vende en- los qricipAles esta-
blecimientos. y on AreCibo por Suce-
sores de Roses e ca.
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JACINTO NARANJO.- Cirujano Den
tista.-Ha traslRdado su oflcfnadental Ia
cRllo de Ia Tanoa, No. 5, altos, donde ofrece
aus BoFviciog al p6hlico an general D.
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Sigu0D los an6ni-
mos en- SanturCe.
lOtranQuillzas0 COntlnuamsDio (
una tlnIlia.
siguese Ia pista 4 los criminaIes.

81 senior Pedro Juan VergAra. dis
tinQuidO Yecin0 de Santurce. estS sien.
do Victims. se06n nos informRD, de
amenazas poF medic de an6nimOs que
reOibe por cOrreo. an6nimos. que. como
es natural, tienen en- gran intranquili-
dad so famiIin.
No deben olVidar los que & tan Fui-
mes y punibIes medios acuden para
Cauaar desasosieGo & ana famiIia. que
Las leyes de CorFeos son severlsimas.
Tenemos entendidO que d poIicfa ST.
que ID pista los criminaIes que se es-
cudan en- ID penumbra del an6nimo.
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60. OIsTRITO. 6UAYAMl.
70. DIs1RlTO. -HUMACAO.

MUHICIPlO De SAN JUAN.
Alc0yde.
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The pioneer Historical society of Arizona met yesterday and elected new officers says the Tucson citizen of December 29th, 1903. Histori- cal Secretary w. F. Osborn made a report for the current year. in which he states that the funds in the treasury January 1. 1903, amounted to $97466; amount returned by s. R. DeLong; travel ing historian. $12559; Territorial appropriation for 1903, ,OOO; total $2,OOO.25. Paid on warrants 1903, $S99. 20 leaving q balance in hand of ,1OO.55.
 The following pioneers paid their dues and were placed on the list of memberships: L. Zeckendorf, 1867: Andrew H. Cargill of Yuma, 1869; Humphrey O'Sullivan, born in Tucson
 Pioneer Historical members add 1880: E. w. Graves, 1889; Steve NJ. Bailey, 1883; Charles F. Hoff, 1883; c. F. Schumacher, 1885. Charles R. Drake. of Los Angeles. 1871; Jean G. Drake, William l.. Drake, A. Garfield Drake, last three born in Tucson and now of Los Angeles; J. Knox Corbett, 1880: Frank S. Treat, 1884; Frank H. Hereford, 1876; Albert Steinfeld, 1872
 Honorary: Hon. John Wasson, first publisher of The Tucson Citi- zen and at present publisher of a weekly paper at Pomona, Califor- mia.
 Among those who died Tn 1903 were: Horace B. Smith, who died in Columbus. Ohio, interment in Tucson; Justice Charles H. Meyer, died in Tucson; Pinkney R. Tullv, G. Campbell, former delegate to Congress and Territorial legislator two terms, died in Prescott recently; Robert Fraser, died December 29, buried here following day.
 Six sharer of stock in the widows and orphan fund, which amount to $1 POO, will mature in May, 1904.
 In his communica ton to the so- ciety, Judge W. F. Osborn stated that he would not be candidate for reelection as historical secre- tary. At the election the result was: E. N. Fish, reelected presi- dent; $. R. DeLong, historical and recording secretary; B. NJ. Jacobs, treasurer: Sam Mansfield, marshal. Dr. George Martin, the druggist, was rendered the presidency, but declined the honor.
 The vice-presidents chosen were: Colonel H. c. Hooker and T. T. Hunter. Graham county; John
The border vidette., 1904-01-09
q Prisoner In Her Own House.

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