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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-12
COUNTY NEWS.
GoULpsBoRo.
HovEY MITCHELL,

The first church Wedding 10 this village
took place Tuesday evening, Oct. 4, al 8
o'clock, in the Methodist church, when
Miss Helen M. Hovey. of Gonldsboro,
and Edmond B. Mitchell, OF Revere,
Mass, we're married.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
George NJ. Bailey OF Camden. The ring
service was used. The church was prettily
decorated with autumn leaves and potted
plants.
A reception was held at the brides
home after the ceremony. Many guests
we're present, both at the church and at
the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell will GO this week
to Revere, where they will 1--we. They will
carry with them the best wishes of their
many friends.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-05
DOLORES

do. Hay &lgo que debo reve-
l2rte, ell cie'o TO quiere Y ssf 10
dispone: es un secreto que me
msts, que me despedazs Ell Co
rsz6n y roe roe L. existeDcia CO.
mo un cancer; IN secrfto que
nos concierDe q ii y 4 nj.
TAl era mi ipter6. por In
cordeks. Que no me preccnpe
en- 10 mfnimo Tor Ia psrte que
en- aquel secreto pudiera cores
ponderme: ellis era todc en- In
vida para mf, y con Ia! de verls
feli2, 10 demas no me impor-
taba.
Al cabo de algunos minutes
Sc tranquiliz6 IN POGO.
No estoy loca nj delirAn-
te, ne die: siDo sapa y buena
como ia Ven coDmigo y oye
Ia extrafla historic que teDgo
que contarte.
7 tomsndo una de mis- ma
DOS entire las suyas me condujo
& su tocador. que era uu cuarti-
to primoroso, tapizsdo de ter
ciopelo azui.
-Aquf nsdie podrs inte-
rum 9irpos. dijo:
La hice sentsrse en- una si-
liza 81 lado de las flores de 10
ventans y me coloque cerca de
ella. Hay momentos solemnes
en- In vida; nero no tapto como
aquelios. Toda la vsguedsd de
50 intense amor. que habis sido
Is aleg,ia y Ia felicidsd de mi
infancie, se sdivinsba shora de
10 maners mas vigorosa en ls
frsnqueza de aus ojos Y en- IL
iulzurA de 81 sonriaa. Ne pu-
so Is mapo en- el hombro = me
atrajo hscis 50 pecho.
Gabriel. dijo en- VOC bai2
y solemne: cuando era cssi nifiR
cometi una imprudencis, una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-05
NOticias de Vieques
(De maestro CorresponsaI.)


Aver fuS inaugurado Ell telefono pro-
piedad de la Succession Benitez Guzman;
desde este pueblo haste a hacienda
xPIaya Grande1 Sc extiende la Inca.
---Ha sido subastado el abasto de
carnes durante la pr6xima semana,
habiendo obtenido la buens pro don
Emilio Gomez.
-Ha sido nombrado vice-c6nsul
dominicano en- Vieques nuestro ami
go don Juan n. Julbe
En- breve Sc abrira en- la hacien-
da SArcadia@ un nuevo establecimien-
to comercial ell cual administrara don
Francisco Carb6.
Hoy fallecio un ni1o de nuestro
correligionario don Juan B. Rivera
lie acompan amos en- su iusto do
lor.
"A la lista de empleados pdblicos
que public6 LA DEMOCRACIA como
asistentes la Asamblea Republican,
hay que agregar el nombre del Secre-
tario de este Ayuntamiento don Anto-
nio Mellado.
nos de aqu1 que presentaran candida
tura para puestos judiciales del dis
trito de Humacao.
-Sabemos que Ia prueba del te-
l6fono de Ia Succession Benitez ha dado
magnlficos resultados, y que la Inca
Sc prolonga hasta la magp1fica quinta
de Playa Vieja, residencia de nuestro
amigo don Jose J. Benitez, cuya ac-
tividad Sc deben muchos de los pro-
gresos realizados ca esta pintoresca.y y
progresista isla.
-Hallase aquf don Pascual Bar
cello representante de varias casas de
comercio de la capital.
-Contin1an las monturas en- las
haciendas xArcadia> <Esperanza;>
en- esta dos potentes Chi
de hierro en- sustituci6n de la
Iue Sc derrumb6 que era de mampos-
.er1a, y que tan sensibles desgracias
0casiono al derrumbarse.
Con motive de ser aver Ell santo
le don Ramon Simons, tuvo lugar
anoche en- su morada una jarana.
Sc encuentra enfermo ell diguo
anc; ano consscuente patricia don
JESUS Garcia.
-Hemos tenido Ell gusto de salu-
/ ar en- este pueblo al estimado amigo |
Ion LeopOldo Padr6n delegado del |
gobierno en- la vecina isla de Culebra.
oitan Paniagua esta muy POGO satis-
echa con la conducta de nuestros jue- |
,es, pues en- vano presentan sus de- |
1uncias en- ambos juzgados la COM
Dlacencia es extremada cuandO Sc ira
"a de republicanos y en- cambio el ri
yor de Ia Ley es aplicado sin piedad |
los Unionistas.
81 las cosas contindan por este
,amino varios sefOres Unionistas iran |
( quei arse al Hon Gobernador al |
General y presentaran prue-
oas que no dejen lugar 4 dudas.
Atentamente S. s.
AVEL1NO RIVERA.
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140

zones Y arrarcsdo taptas ifgri-
mas. Admissbs squellas pals-
bras: clos tres no son nads
mas que som bras rars mi,s que
me parecian | idee limo supre-
mo del amor de Ia mujer. Al
lIeQAr q este pasaie:
xExtiende las manos. Douglas,
(amor m1O,
Y caiga en- mi frente cual santo ro-
(cfo
Tu noble perdon,>
seDtf que un brazo me oprim1a
ell cuello Y qre los risos de orc
de ia condess Sc mezclaban con
mis- cabellos, en- taDto que ar
dieutes lsgrimss me quemAbsn
In frente.
ALICE los njcs y Ia vi tenn
blorosx y palid1 como nunca be
vi to & otra mujer.
-lDebes saberlol Tienes
que saberlo, Gabriel, exclam6:
ell cielo no quiere que guarde
por mas item po este secreto que
me m1ts. La justicia divina
me 10 mands.
Y sin que 20 pudiers
evitarlo cay6 de rodjlIas & mis-
pies Y comenzo & decir algo de
Que en- tan terrible situscion no
pude dArme cuenta.
ESQ no, condess, protes-
t6. Cualquiers cosa que uated
tengA que decirme, no sers 8
mis- pier, sino como corresL onde
& su dignidad Y 4 mi amor.
Mis- palsbras llenaron 20
objeto; la sent6 a mi lsdo y
cuAndo pude dominsr su llanto.
que 20 CT 10 efecto de Ia sgits-
ci6n de sus nervios, principle:
Mi querido Gabriel: te
imsginas que este es IN Ataque
de nervios, pero estzs equivoca-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-05
n5Rr tO'rKf,A DE <I,A DEMOCRAGAs 1877

iQne debo pensar? sQoe debo
hscer, Gabriel? Tan delicxda
como esta, temo excitarla con
preguntas y sin embargo. 81
guArda IN aecreto que la mats,
debo saberlo; no por saberlo,
sino para s.lvarla. No se que
hae ni que pensAr. No! No
crco que mi esposa tenga IN se-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-05
CARTA ALBERTA
Una queja al Attorney
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRA CHA.
San Juan.


Distinguido senior: acudo usted
en- demanda de un servicio que pres
tara usted no mi solo, sino a.todo es-
tie pueblo que hoy en- los comienzos de
las luchas pOlfticas v6 indignado CO.
mo empiezan a reaiizarse los inicuos
atropellos del afo 1902
He dirigido al Honorable Attorney
General un escrito de queja que dice
asf:
SSehor: vfctima de las pasiones
que empiezan desarrollarse en- este
pueblo con motive de aproximarse la
contienda de partidOs pol1ticOs de
igual modo que ocurrierOn en- el ano
1892 acudo v. fl. en- demanda de
juSticia va que la defensa del ciuda-
dano honradO Sc va alejando para los
que sustentamos ideas contrarias las
de los iueces encargados de impartir-
la. En- efecto, sefior: tengo uu peque-
no taller de sastrer1a en- Ia 1nisma ca
sa donde reside mi familia porque mis-
recursOs no me permiten tomar en- al
quiler otro local; de este modo, claro
Sc We, que al llegar el domingo, 81
bien suspendo toda faeDa en- ell taller,
tengo necesidad sin embargo de dejar
una pusrta alberta pues, como digo
autes, habita mi familia en- la misma
casa.
Tai hecho que no puede ser pena-
BILE, fue objeto de una denuncia ante
ell Juez de policfa de este pueblo, y es-
te sefior sin atender mis- razones sin
permitir declarar a mis- testigos, me
impuso cinco dollars de multa, cantidad
que signifca la alimentacion de mi
familia durante una semana. No he
podido interponer una apelaci6n por-
cue Ell Juez municipal en- gu deseo, tai
vez, dc contribuir en- mi dane Sc pres
70 & servir de testigo en- contra mia.
Espero de V. H. So me atienda en- JUS
ticia que pido en- Cayey, etc, etc.1
Hasta aqui, sehor Director, mi es
critic al honorable Attorney; y una
prueba mas de la parcialidad de estos |
jueces es Ia siguiente: Anteayer inten-
taron celebrar en- la Cidra un meeting !
los republicnnos de este pueblo; como |
al llegar alli, 4 pesar de anunciarlo |
con bombos y platillos 40 hallaron
pdblico alguno, promovieron mas tar
de un des6rden ellos mismos entire ST
hasta tai punto que Ell teniente Reyes
y ell cabo Bruguera Sc vieron Obliga-
dos q denunciar cinco de los alboro- |
tndores habi6ndoles ocupado varios |
Cuchillos, Pues bien: al celebrarse ell |
juicio hoy, solo uno de los desor
denados, sin duda por llenar ell expe-
diente, le impuso ell Juez de Po1ic1a
dicz dias de carcel, absolyiendO 4 los |
otros. No valio 10 manifestado por |
al teniente Reyes el cabo Brugueras,
nj Sc cit6 varios testigos que fre-
BenCiaron ell escandalo que llevaba
en- nota ell teniente.
! Es possible que sean permitidos
hoy jueces tan entertainments favore-
cedorea de un partido pol1tico?
La policfa, empezando por ell ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-05

creto en- su vida y que 20 no 10
oonozca. mo puedo creerlol
Ell coraz6n me dolia y me
doifa por ell conde esta vez, por-
que sin saber por que, empeza-
bs & Greer que Lady Mimic ca
ll.bA slg6n triste secreto de su
vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-05

Cumbreras ;, ), 80 ctvs.
Canales =, :, 10 :,
Tornillos con tuercas arande-
las 16 90.
Tornillos con rosca de MADEIRA
Q IA 90.
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Linea Ferrea del Oeste

Itinerario del servicio de Trenes y
Vapores que empezarA regir
ell dfa 0 de Marzo de 1909.
S2lidas de Ia Capital J Bayam6n
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Holiday Rates Via. North Western
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From Chicago to Milwaukee, Mad
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For full particulars apply to our
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LADIES FREE AT NEW PHIL
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

A meeting Of the shareholders in
the Union National Bank of Rich
mond, Ind, will be held at l o'clock
p. NJ, at the banking house On Tues
day, January 10th, 1906: for the
purpose of electing directors to
serve the ensuing year, and the
transaction Of any other business
that may come before the meeting.
GEO. L. Gates,
dec23-3O President.
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Sol Meredith Post No. So. G. A. r.
in conjunction with the Woman s Re-
lief Corps held their annual memorial
services for members who have died
IN the last year in G. A. r. hall on
Thursday evening. During the past
year five members of the post have
passed away and three members of
the Relief Corps. The exercises on
Thursday evening were open to the
public and large number attended.
Sketches of the lives of the different
comrades who died were read by the
members of the post who had been
appointed for that service. The
names and sketches of the lives of
the different members of the post
are:
Comrade J. F. Parks-Born April
-, 1910, in Boston township, Wayne
county. Enlisted in Company c, 10Th
0. V. l., in 1861; was discharged on
October IS, 1864; was mustered into
Sol Meredith Post, No. So, G. A. R.,
May 4, 1898; was in twenty-one en-
gagements during his enlistment. He
died at his home near Boston, Wayne
county, on April 20, 1904, aged sixty
four years.
Comrade John w. Smith-Born a
slave in Virginia: enlisted November
16, 1868 in Company X, Z. S. Col
ored artillery; discharged October 4,
1865; joined Sol Meredith post, Octo-
Der 81, 1899; died in Richmond May
8, 1904, aged sixty-four years.
Comrade Isaac Warfeld - Born in
bondage in Bath county, Kentucky,
on March "a, 1S49; enlisted in Com
pany F, Tooth Regiment, [. S. Col
ored Infantry, June l, 1864; was hon
orably discharged December 26, 1865
joined Sol Meredith Post, No. IS, G.
A. R., October 2, 1888; died in Rich
mond, May II, 1904, aged fifty-four
years.
Comrade Jacob Kelley - Born in
Randolph county, Indiana, in 1913;
died in this city, May 81, 1904, aged
sixty-one years. He enlisted in Com
pany G, 9th Kansas Regiment of
Volunteer Cavalry, in 1868; was
mustered into Sol Meredith Post, No
SIS, G. A. R., May II, 1888.
* X
Comrade Nathan S. Lamar Born
in Wayne county, Indiana; enlisted
in Company B, 9Th Regiment Indiana
Cavalry, March 80, 1864; discharged
at Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, July
16, 1865; became a member of So
Meredith Post, No. 55, G. A. R.
September 8, 1892; died July IL
1904, at the age of sixty-one years
He was taken prisoner by the Con.
federates July 81, 1864, and was IL
Andersonville prison for nine months
X X X
The members of the Woman's Re
lief Corps who died during the yeal
were as follows:
Harriet Godding, aged seventy
two years.
Nina Stewart, aged seventy years
Maria Powell, aged eighty-two
ayers.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting Of the shareholders in
the Second National Bank of Rich
mond, Ind, will be held at 1 o'clock
p. NJ, 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. 22-2Ot
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Notice. of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that let
tiers Of administration have been is
sued by the clerk of the Wayne cir
cult court of Indiana, to Ray K.
Shiveley as administrator of the es-
tate of William D. Guyer, deceased,
late of Wayne county, Indiana. Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
RAY KARR SHIVELEY,
dec. 23-3fri Administrator.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
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General Bell Expresses Himself
in Regard to the Habsas Cor.
pus Proceedings.
INTENDED TO RELEASE HIN
Says That MOyer Was to Be
Turned Over TO the Civil
Authorities In Ten
Days.

Colorado Springs. Col, June 1e.--
Adjutant General Bell. while here, was
interviewed on the Meyer suit In the
United states circuit court at St.
Louis. He said:
"Mr. Richardson, who has brought
suit In st. Louis, knew 10 days ago
that we fully intended turning Meyer
over to the civil authorities or turning
him loose before this This action was
to have been taken last Tuesday, but
the cropple Creek has occupied out
time 80 much that we had to let San
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ernor Peabody was In st. Louis when
the supreme court rendered the decis-
ion. We were waiting for that de-
clslon before turning Meyer over to
the civil authorities and had not the
independence catastrophe occurred 10
hours before the supreme court rem
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have been released from our custody
and martial law would have been at an
end in San Miguel county by the end
of last week. Mr.. Richardson knew
this, but he seemed anxious to have
Mr. Meyer turned over to the civil
authorities"
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The beer that made Milwaukee fam
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First National Bank
OF ASTORIA,

Mt Astoria, in the state of oregon. at
the close OF business. June 0, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. ,..... .sS42,4sS 81
overdrafts, secured and un-
secured ...... 49,. -. 1890 OS
u. 8. bonds TO secure cir
cu,atlon -. 12.5Oo se
stocka securities etc. 49,. TATTOO 90
other real estate owned. 5000 90
Due from national banks
mot reserve agents). -. 1882 Of
Due from state banks and
bankers NH. ...... ~. 7s.1sO 81
Due from approved reserve
agents .... 49,. -. 125,s5S 40
Checks and other cash items 80 o.
Notes of other national
hanks ~ . ...... 1,s25 90
Nickels and cents. SS4 81
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, Viz:
Specie .s12O,7Oo 90
l. g tender
1
notes ...s..,s's AAV v" A~V'SAN -
Redemption fund with U. S.
treasurer Is per cent cir
culatlon) ......,.....s... go w
Total ..... .s76S, 4Os SO
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in...,..s $4,000 OV
| Surplus fund. oO,OVV w
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid.... 2S,O7S II
National Bank notes out
standing IN. ......... 1880 90
Individual deposits subject
to check. -. S505,10S 81
Demand certificates Of de-
poslt -. ..... 127,2O6 so
Certified checks. SIS 90 eSs,Sss y
Total ......,.,...... .'..$too,aVo Ss
state OF oregon, County Of Clatsop. ss'
/, S. S. Gordon, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
S. s. GORDON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before m'
this 14th day of June, 1904.
V. BoELLING, Notary Public.
correct-Attest
w. f. McGREGoR.
GEO. C. FLAyEL.
Directors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-17
REPORT or THE CONDITION or
ASTORIA NATIONAL BANK

az Astoria, In the state Of oregon. at
the close OF business. June Q, 1904:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ......t3f0.b5f 81
overdrafts. secured and un-
secured .,... ... 80. 1850 90
u. q. Bonds to secure circu-
IatIon 49,. ... 49,. 1880 90
Premiums on u. s. bonds. 750 90
Bonds securities ETC.. 4s,26s 50
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures .. 49,. $500 90
Other real estate owned. -. 1o.sso 90
Due from national banks
(not reserve agents) 49,. 1918 u
Due from state banks and
and bankers 49,. 49,. s.i7s 70
Due from approved reserve
agents ...... ...... 49,. lsiAss %
Checks and other cash items 1891 50
Notes OF other national
banks .,...s ..sss' .''.'' Wv w
Fractional paper currency,
nlckels and cents ..... s4s 81
Lawful Money Reserve In
Bank, viz:
Specie 49,. .....s72.96S so
Legal tender notes 1850 90 74.Sls bs
Redemption fund with y. ..
treasurer Is per cent cir
culauon, -. 49,. s26 o.
Total . ...... .ssio,S92 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.......s 10000 %
lsurplus fund ...... ........ 10000 o.
Undivided profits, less ex-
| penses and taxes paid. 1886 u
National bank notes out
standing 49,. 49,. -. 1850 Of
Individual deposits subject
20 check -. ..s26l,ST3 2S
demand certificates OF de-
| posit ...... DS'ole 10
Time certificates OF de-
posIt -. ..... 2o7.044 09 52i,ss5 s.
Total ...... ....'' '''.s'soAV'o'N y
Estate OF Oregon. county of Clatsop, ss
LIE. Higgins, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear tina
the above statement is true to tn
, best OF my knowledge and belief.
J. Il. HIGGINS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before M
this isth day OF June, 1904
GEO. c. FULTON. Notary Public
correct-Attest;
GEO. II. GEORGE.
GEORGE w. WARREN.
l. MANsUR,
Directors
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