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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-06-24

Man i about.as
likely to have II
tooth for scandal
as a woman.
\ man $ idea of
eternity may lie
known by the Use
he makes of time.
Upward gazing
Is not upward go
ing, but there is
no going up with
out it.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-06-24
Ont mt First,

sir" began the timid youth as he
entered the office, Il am In search
er-that is, 1 came TO seek your daugh.
ter's hand"
We'll, 1t isn't around here" inter
rupted the stern parent. She's prob
ably using itas piano thumper about
this time OF day."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-06-24
TRUMPET CALLS.

Rams Horn Sounds a Warming Note
70 the LnredeeaIeI.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-06-24

Milliners are better friends than the
doctors. This should be remembered
to the credit OF the women.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-06-24

YNm AIRY lifted her head. Her
lNUl face was very white. and she
S cIauchad har hn ndc m rravant
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-06-24

daughter" instead of his adopted
daughter" as he had meant TO do. His
other Wills each had adopted" prefix
ed. but this last-that strange fancy to
rewrite his will-had undone every
thing.
And it was so absolutely unneces-
sary-unless. indeed, the memory of
the past had affected him and made
him wish to reinstate his own daugh-
ter.
Yet they could not believe that. for
he had not mentioned her-had not
even limited at her existence-before
he died 1t was Mary's name which
had been on his lips.
We'll said Mr., Guest to the claim
ant, IF YOU can prove that you are
indeed Mr.. Hayes daughter am
afraid YOU will have clear case. But
you must prove ii first"
A week later the news was spread
in the town that Mary was an helress
no longer--hut a poor girl with her liv-
ing 10 get. The Honorable Arthur Ten
by could not realize it-could not be
lleve that such misfortune would over
take him, for Mary was the prettiest
girl he knew. aud II was so hard TO
give her up.
Still, he did it as gently as he could.
in DR.. Grey's house. where she had
gone to live for while. 1t was such
Il pitiful thing, he thought, that people
SO well suited to each other should
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
Snbri5irtcn cbCnsrcttnn9s 9 Nppu-
rate nit Giicnitiifcu BARN.

MoiGin9ton /. Oftober. -
Sic 9comten oea Sonoelaoeportc
mentS u1o OeS Sltiti5ocportemcnt5
boben cine COMPUTATION entocft,
melde Die Gerboftung bon s. $.
Stonc, $. 6. Gllintoro, Charles ".
&uB unO SomeS NltB, 9eonte ser
o9tonpareil Gorf.@crte" SIT Gambler,
u.s. SIR 6olgc bate. 0ieIelbcn
itcben inter Ser 9cidulOiQunq, sic
9unoeS = Gonpf6oot = Snipeftion5-
gcicte 0obnrd perlebt SIT bobcu, boB
tic in Die &orf,9l0de fiir ole @eriteIs
lung bon 2ebenSret S-9lpporotcn
feds i3oQ lortge Giienitiifc IN ser
Mittc onbrad)ten, INN ooS 8eluidt
bon ieds Sfrno Sort in Sen 2e6el8.
rettungs- Npporoten ber5uiteIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
ienbabn 3.

Ole 9ortmeDer Scnia.
tom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
@crmiidtc tclcgrupbii6c GcpcIdcn,

- ({n Dem Nciiuocn 0cS c%rfronttcu
General oimciitcrS EoDnc modtc
ii6 geitern cine bc0cutcnOe 8Ciicruud
bcmcrtbar. Gr bate einen icbr lon-
gen S6lof.
- 9luf Dem NltaitclllmA2ploBc III
ct. 2oltia lit Wiopor @cnrp &. 2tlporo
pI0Blid) gcItorben.
- 0oS @ouptaebdltoc ser o9lmeri.
CT Sbeet 5ron So" mltrOc 9citern
burd 6cler 5crit0rt. Ser S6aocn
miro oltf 100000 ongcgebclt,
- Hid)ter 9. GuOp @crrif, Scr
Gonoioot iiir @oupcrncur bon Nclu-
Yorf. bat 8eitern icinc %Mrii8nation
ais @idtcr eingeion0t. Gr murOc &c
tern o~ifi5iel bon ieincr Domination
in &enntniB geIcbt.
Ser republifanii6c @icc-GrGii.
6entidoftS -Gonoioot 6airbanf5 be.
rciit sur 3eit ben Stoot @oibington.
Sn Chicago BADEN sic @eifNpo-
renen III Dem Ero5ciie ocS oGro-
pbeten" So6n Ilcronoer 9otpie INN
Den $4,000 NohloB beS ~perItorbe.
men 6reb. Sutton entificoeL Dab
Der NadloB oen 0cieelidIen Grbcn
oeS Gooten 5ufoaen ioG. 9olpie mil
o~ppeQiren.
Sn Cincinnati, 8, lit Sri.
Wiiacr inn noromcitlideu
Ser Stoot ermoroct ouigefu1-
ben moroen. Sbr SdGoel mar ei1t-
9ei6logen. Ser Morocr lit nod
nidt entoedt.
- Sn 8reat Bend, So, ipur0e Der
StotionSogent SomueG SoneS bon
3uge iiberfobren.
Dds Observation-Disclosures in
@oibington lit benodri6tigt porOelL
oaB oos iiiootlantii6e @ei6mooer in
SuntoS, 9raiilieu, o%n9efommen lit.
0uS @eidmooer beitcbt ans Den
y9rooflpn," oNtlanta,"
,Galtine" mo rWariette."
9ie oancient on0 Sonoroblc
(rtiaerie Company" bon Bolton
g~eltern bon BORT mad Noriolf,
3d., ob, noielbit Elm ganfett I'll
sbren Der 2eute itottfinoen pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
2aiicn iid) anac6lid yIdlmicren."

ct 2ouiS, I. Sftober. g(uf
oent bier togenocn internotionolen
Congress fir refine Nobrungsmittcl
cirfuIiren Doodle @criidte. Z. i.
Barrett, &eroitSqe6cr cines Nen.
Porter @erperbe- SourlioI8, bat oie
9eidulOigung erbo6en, inter Den
itootihen Goirp ono Sure 5000
GommiiiQrcn ieien cinige, Die Iid BON
gcipiiien @ei6Gftsleuten fir oie
Nidtoltrdiiibrung Der @ciebes Gor.
i6riften in ge5ug otf refine Nob.
rlungsmittcG oidmicrcn" lieBen. 90
rob entItonb itngI1rtbiges SdiitteIn
bes aopfeS inter Sen of)tbaren
Stoots, GpnmiIi6rcn. Barrett ieOod
blie6 bel ieiner gnflage, uno III Der
qeitrigen Situng lpor0 ein Gonlite
cingciebt, .lpelfes sic gllt9elegenbeii
griinOli6 unteriuden loa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
SDe 9eaoer, aoDner & g., Gigentbdmcr,
S~eTinStOns anO 9OparOzs stripe.

S6lttSbau 3 Gro9romtn 0aS infoIQt
ocS lebtgen &riege5 geplunt lit, 3ltl
Seitrng Der WforinG bor5iigIi6 geeio
net. 9ltboiiom muroe our6 IeinC
&eiItlngen inn tiirfiiden &rieae be
ritbmt. @ie Ser Oobin 0ei6ie0en(
Sice-gomiroI Motoroff bcfebligte CT
zines Der eritcn Gorpcoo6oote, bic
cinen tiirfii6en Monitor 5erIt0rtcn,
uto fir 0icie G6ot lpur0c CT nit
Dem ct. @eorg5-arel5 bclobnt.
Die NuSlpabl Oe9 Gontrc g(0nrl-
rails Eidutnin fir Die Aufgobe, ooS
@ei6mooer 0eS Stiuen O5conS BIN.
aus 81 fiibren, miro oQgemein Qe6il,
ligt. Gr bat Innge 3eit i'm oftipen
gienIt I'M fcrnen Often 5iigebroft.
Gr por Sofcnoomirol IN &loOipo-
Itod bon 1896 bis 1901, m1brcnO
&ice-Iomirol StrpoIoiu Die Station
0cS Stiuen S5eon5 beiebligte. Nob
icncr Belt ipor er Gbef ser Wtorinc-
Ntooemie.
Huilii6cS &ononenboot
an omertfont6er
St ii tie.
9clltnQGu NJ g8nl6., 1. Oft.
- Scrtc Scr 9eiabung beS bon NloSs
ia bier angefommencn S6leppoonl.
piers Is. =. Gberrp" BON Der yYaci.
fic Hoding & Nuni9otion 60" mel
Den, Elm rltIiiideS Gunonenboot &c.
Itdtet 81 boben.
glm 5neiten Gage no6 Ser 9lbfobrt
bon Nitiboti berridte Elm idluerer
Stllrm, uno am Rodmittog belt Der
Captain eS fir rotbiomer, Dor Inter
81 9eben, alS Die @efobr 81 l%oltfen,
in Den unbefanrlten @erpGiicrn an
Sen Strnno geporfcn 81 lpcroen.
NlS oos S6iff Die llnimof 0urd)-
fobrt erreidte, lieb eS Die gnter fols
len. GoS ruiliide aononenboot lag
in berielben 8urdfabrt, nid)t cine
babe Meile bon Der nGbcrrp" cnt-
fernt, Dor Nnfer uno fonnte bon Der
@emonnltng oes omerifoniideu
Sdiffes beiltlid 9cieben meroen.
9oS ruliiide &onolcnboot i6icn
bcnt omerifoniiden Sdiffc feline Be
odtltng ST. idenfen. 9In Morger
9inq Die Sherry" ipieoer in Gee lno
iebte ibre 6obrt nod) oieiem Safen
tort. 0os ruiiiide S6iff blieb in
Der llnimot.9 urdfobrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
9on Gntnan 4 Co.,, 12 bis J22 lloro-G utaw- Str.

ner1t mo bel Der Riidfc6r Der &ibcro.
len sur Hicgicrllng Don &arulor bis
Sltli 1886 S6obton5lcr. 0uliclbe
2lult bate CT alt6 1926 in NluOs
tones Oicrtem W}iniitertlm mo nod)
Oeiicu Hildtritt inter 9foicbcrp irmc;
aud mar Cr, nod)ocm lid) @laoltonc
ms 3ripotlcbcn 5lrilf0C5pQCn bate,
tS94-'9S Siibrcr Scr libcrdleu Yor-
tel. Eubli6iItii6 mar CT tb0ti0 ais
G%crfoIlcr mcbrcrCr politii6cr ln0
o0lterrchtIidcr Nbbonolln9c1 in ser
DSaturOap Hcpicm" rno ais Mitor-
better Der Zines" 1mter Dem Yicll-
oonpnt o&iitorifu2." Die in Der
Zines" Ocr0ffcntlihtcn gI1iiGBc
lino 1868 0cion0crt bcrol39egcbcr.
@orColrt luor cin icbr Qemon0tcr
Norlomentoricr, ihIoaicrtiQ in Scr
Gcbattc, ober oft SIT unqcitiim un0
iIberihGumcno. Sir @la0itonc, nit
Dem CT pcri0nlih bcircunoct NOR,
mar ct mGbrcnO Nciicn politii6cr
Garricre cine itnrfc Stiibc.
Wnno5 oOt0ci6oien.
@ucnoS NDrc&, +. Oft. - IS
miro bcrid)tct, Dab General Baltic
9}lnto}, Der 6ii6rer Scr Mepolutio,
nIlten III l(rltglop BON icinen cige.
men &elttcn cri6oiicn morocn lit.
Mtiiion@i6iff orocfom-
men.
Son0pn /. Sftobcr. - Nod
bier cln8ctroiicncn No6rihten lit
oo@ omcrifoniI6e WfiiiionSi6itf
n"tornlng Stor" in einem inoiiden
Solen %on8cfommcn.
@nmbertihcs Inoenfen.
Fori&, T.. 0tto6er. - Die @reoi-
loren Der @lmbcrt'iden 6antilie pcr-
Den einc GipioHnoc BON ~ |ro3cnt
crbaitcn.
SooD Gur5on ctmnS beiicl.
Son0on, /. Sftober. - 9foh Ell.
mem belte Nbeno 10 llbr ousqcacbe.
men Bulletin bat lid in Dem 9efin.
oelt Der ld)rpcr tronfcn &uon Gllr,on
III @olmer-Go itle cin flcincr Sort.
ldritt benncrfbor gennod)t.
% oceoonien.
VI o NJ 1. Sttobcr. - Sm Iomen
zines Somitc'S bon 9llboreien iibcr.
reld)tc 9eltern General &icciotti Ga,
rtbalot DEM Niniiter oes geubern
Sittoltt lofpie Dem britiiden uno benz
tralt5nltlfen Sotidoiter einen 8roteit
gegen cine il1ternotionole 8erlpol.
Waceoonien's. Cine abihriff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02

5o0cn Itonocn bic &rciic bcrcit2 oltf
% Gents, ln0 icit0cm iinO 1855 9o.-
len sum Ereiie bon 2S1A bis 80 Gent9
Dcrtoltft tporOen. Nur oic Sopfcn-
iortcn bon mtBcrorocntlid gutter
GuolitGt bro6ten Oicicn 60ditclt
Yrei8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
Supfcnprciic in Die SO6c aetricben

Fortlano, Ore, + October. -
Die 6arner in Oregon baben oitrh
ibren GntihluB, Die Sopfenerno.e
oltS Dem Worfte STANDARDIZATION, sic
Freiie allf 30 Gents in Die Sobe ge-
trieben. gm Mittiuod, ais Die
Sopfenboler iid bonn Marfte 5itriid-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02

I"NH W. utN'lllIlpCI %IpllWlC llIll
tunlcn.
Die 9%Ib0nocrung ser Gpprmcitl
Scr Giienbobn lit bis oltf 10 Wfcilel
BON &ioo Yong uoQcnoct, lt10 mon
%crloortct, OoB nod &erlo1f bon orei
oocr bier Gogct Scr critic Bug iiber
Die l>cllcn @clciic Iorlien miro.
&uiiii6c @itIf&treu3cr in
Nlqicr.
Nlicr I. Sfto6cr. 49, Ger Can't
pier nSmolen8f" bon Scr ruiliI6cn
6rctpiligc1 -6lotte lit bier bon Sort
Soio Gn9ctroifen. Gr miro HOO
Gonncn &obIcn an @oro nebnrcn.
Gic st. Yetcr9burg," lpelhe
ebenfaus Ser utliii6cn 6rctpiQigcn-
6lotte o~n8eb0rt, troi bier ip1ter an
Gage Elm. @ei0e Gun1picr iucr0en
bier 5lpei Gage blcibcn uno Damn ibre
6obrt no6 Sibnn fortieBcu.
orine Reorganization.
Feter&burN +. Sftobcr.
Die BON Ser ~aiiociirten @rcIic" be.
rctt8 oIS beooritebeno 0cmcIoete Sic.
organization Der Worinc 6coinnt
init Der bon ser mobgebcnOiten Sci.
te tomuenoen MtittbciIumq oab Der
STRAIGHTFORWARD 9uboIiolp, sur 3eit
Era'loent 0eS tcdniideu Gomite'S
Der N0miralitdt, 3ltm Worincmini.
'ter crnonnt mer0en miro. &ice-9(o.
mural A%nellol1, OcIieu NoffoIQcr er
miro, miro 0o8 ghrenomt ais Gbcf
Der Notben SrcuS.@eieQihoft erbul.
ten itno gtahiolqcr bcS fiir5lid Der.
ltorbcnen G0miroI8 &rcn1cr. 8ice.
Tomirol GoihbeIhpcnSfp miro nod
EeterSburg 5uriidfcbren lno sic of
ttoe Seitrng bes MoriteitobeS iiber.
nebmen, i'll ipeIder SteQlln0 er
ldJrper SIT entbcbrcn nor. .9oS @c.
'dlmooer bes StiQen S3cons miro
oem G%ontreoomiroI Sidufnin, &c.
9enlportigen Gbei ser Worine.9(fo.
oer1te, oupertrout iper0en. Ibmirol
Slrlleip miro BON Der Office. an Die
S6por5c Meer- 6Iotte periebt ner.
Den, ipobreno Seielogo, bisberioer
Ai'iltent oeS AomiroIS @irilep, sen
9efebI iiber Die 5Iotte Der SItieeh0.
ZEN erboIten miro.
Slee'Nomirol 9uboiiop erfrert
lid Der bohiten 9lhtuna Seitcns Scr
Sffi3iere Ser ruiiiihen Morine. Gr
beiiBt Die grobte 81bigfeit moShots
frait. Seine @rfobrung i'm ted,nt.
i6en 3peige oes GieniteS madt i'm
i'm Sinblid ouf bas umiaiienbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02

Der 9citcrn Npod Iep. Dorf ob.
9etnbrene GampfeS nSumbure" bat
6ron &eeinalo be Nopen uno aorl
So9enbed ais Yaliogiere on goro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-02
5ont9 Geure trtnkt
~CbnmpoonEr.
Yer SOnt9 pom SadDIcH bat iidJ mic
Der rrBOlt NIB fGbrt ans.

alnItnoti3en aus Ser oepti6en
&ci3s6ouptitoOt. - Sir B. 9.
@arcourt in 2onOon g]cItorben.
SntereTontc @o6cIoepei6en
aus alien E6eilco oe3 curopdi-
iden 6~eitlonoes.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-12-07
Private Sale.

| will SELL ~ private sale
at my place 10 miles north
west of Washington the fol-
property:
team of mares, VT HUNDRED each.
& and Q yrs old: / colt coming ,.
Two young COWS giving milk; 3
calves.
new King combined header binder
l new 20 fl steel harrow.
new s # disc
l new set OF heavy work harness.
l new tanning mill
/ new endgate seeder
lnew sweep rake
l new deering mower, ! # cut
l old mower, Walter A Wood
l good rake
One new grindstonc ball bearing
! header box
] wagon
C W CARR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20

Low Rate TO Exposition and Retur
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20
CALL FOR CONVENTION.

Headquarters
Democratic and Silver Party State Ger
trail Committees:
Reno, Nevada July 6, 1904
At a regularly called meeting Of the
Democratic and Silver Party State Cen
trail Committees held at Reno, April
10, 1904, said committees having first
met separately then jointly for the rat
ification of the action taken by the res
pective bodies it was ordered that:
STATE CONVENTIONS
Of the Respective Parties be Held at
Winnemucca, Nevada, Monday,
August %, 1904.
at the hour Of l O'Clock p. m. for the
| purpose Of nominating a ticket to be
! voted for at the next general election
| to be held on Tuesday the Sth day Of
! November, 1904. consisting of:
Three Presidential Electors
One Member Of Congress
| One Justice of the Supreme Court
OUc Regent OF the StdCe university
| (long Term)
One Regent Of the State University
(short Term)
! Also for the appointment of State
Central Committees of the respective
parties and the transaction of sucn
! Their business as may be properly pre-
scented to each of such conventions.
The basis of representation fror,
the respective counties to each of said
conventions shall be the same aud
shall be based upon the vote for the
Democra tic-Silver nominee for At
torney General at the last general
election as follows, to-wit:
One delegate for every sixty votes
| and one delegate for every fraction
over thirty votes. the number of del
| egates to each of said conventions
! being los and to be apportioned as fol
| lows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20

. Low Rate 70 Exposition and Retur,
On May Il, Il and 18th.
On June /. ?, Is, 16 % and %
On July ]. ?, Z, 8, -, and IA.
q August s, 9. 20, is, and 10.
On September 5, 6, and S.
On t1tcber 3. 4. and e.
The Southern Pacific company viii
sell tickets at Wells. Eillo, Winnemu+-
ca. Loyelocll and Reno to ST Louis.
Mo. and return for $3.50 on above
dates only. Tickets will be good for
ninety days, covering round trip.
By application to Mr.. T. H. Good
man, General Passenger Agent, San
Francisco, J. NJ. Fulton. Division,
Freight and Passenger Agent, Reno,
New, or to agents at points above
mentioned. All information will be CIV
en- those who desire to take advantage
Of this rate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20
Cemetery Water

At the annual meeting Of the dlrec-
tors Of the cemetery water works held
April %, 1904, it was
Resolved, That the water be turned
On at the cemetery May LIST and that
no person or persons in arrears for
water III form or years be allowed the
use Cf water until the amount no"
due Is paid.
J. P. MEDER,
President.
GEoRtiE II. KEITH,
Secretary and Collector SID
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20
Notice..

0phir, Washoe county, New,
May 4. 1904.
All permits heretofore granted by
me to catch fish in Prices lake or res
eryoir. On Ophir Creek, Washoe county
Nevada. are hereby revoked.
The public is hereby notified that
said lake or reservoir belongs to the
Undersigned, and the fish contained
therein.
NV friends desiring permits, Will
please apply.
I am tired Ct "sportsmen" dynam:-
ting my fish.
SAM LONGABAUGH
Owner of Prices lake
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20
Notice Oairymen.

For butter kegs Of all sizes shippe>
to any point, address
l.. Arnold. Truckee. Cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20

The various County Central Com
mt,ees Of the Democratic and Silver
Parties respectively Will separately
call primary elections Of the People
TOR the purpose OF e!2ctlng SAID del
gates % each CT said conventions
Saturday. July %. 1904.
AND IN accordance WIN the above
basis Of representation 70 each OF said
conventions ana in compliance with
the laws CT TINS State. The polls 70
be Opend II NJ. noon 70 f O'Clock 7.
n. Of said day and it was Furthermore
ordered wherever considered feasible
| and practicable the election OF delegat-
es should be by primaries. When not
| 50 considered the Democratic and ST.
/ yer county committees respectively
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-20
OFFICIAL COUNT OF STATE
FUNDS
STATE OF NEV ADA,
County of Ormsby, S. S.

John Sparks, w. G. Douglass and
Jrues G. Sweeney being duly sworn
severally say they are memb ar5 Of the
Board of Examiners of the State Of
New, that on the Both day Of June, '04
they, (after having ascertaned from
the books of the State Controller the
amount Of money that Should be in
tn Treasury made an oEcie, cT1;.,:;-
nation and count Of the Iau~oy an
vouchers for money in the State Ire,
asury of Nevada and found the same
correct as follows:
Coin S290.297 IS
Paid coin vOuch-
ers not returned
to Controller 44253 IS
Total 334.550 SO
State School Fund Securities.
Irredeemable Nevada
State School
Bond $4,000 90
Mass. State 3 per
cent bonds $4,000 90
Nevada State
bond 237 100 90
Mass. State 81 per
cen bonds $4,000 90
United States
bonds 215,o00 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-13
Convention reDubIica-
ma en- Bayam6n.
HubO alIl alguna aIarma tsnleldo
Ia pFOxImidad Dc un NAL
tempo.

Bayam6n 12.-
Sc encuentra gravemente enfermo
81 sefIor don Juan Vidal, propietario
de este pueblo y presidente de Ia colo
MIA espahola.
Is dich0 caballer0 persona muy es-
timada en- Ia locaIidad.
Mariana IA celebraran los repubIi-
canos de este pueblo una convenci6n,
para designar los miembros que deben
concurrir Ia Asamblea de San Juan.
Llamamos la atenci6n de Ia autori-
dad local. hacia ell nal estado en- que
Sc encueptra Ia Gale del eRecreo1, pues
es una amenaza constante para los
transeuntes y los carruajes.
Mucha alarma cause por 6sta ell NAL
estado del tempo Y los rumores que
circularon de acercarse un cicl6n, pues
Ia torrencial Iluvia que hq caido, y eI
fuerte viento que soplaba hacfa temer
que SO confrmsran los rumores.
fla alberto una escueIR de leyes, en-
su b. fete. ell Lcdo. don EzequieI Mar
tinez Quintero.
Sc encuentra va restablecidO ell Sc
nor Francisco Bss Aguilar.
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DIVISION DE DIS
TRITOS ELECTORALES.

81 distrito electoral de San Juan 10
cOmpOnen: San Juan, Bayam6n icon
1o0-6G1G q Nar0pa15to) Toa-alta con
Dorado y CorosoI, Vega-bBia ICON
VegG-GEt0 J Manatf y Comesfc.
El distrito electoral de Arecibo est&
Compuesto de Arecibo. Morovis, Cia-
les, Utuado y Camuy icon H0t5t10 q
QMe6r0dSEIGs
Ei de AgoadilIa, de Aguadilla, icon
MOcG. } Isabella, San Sebastian, Lares,
Adjuntas. Yauco Y Lajas.
El de MayagUez. de MRyagiiez, Ca
DO RojO, Sabana Grande, San Germ6u,
AhascO ICON RSec6p.) Aguada, Las
Marfas Maricao.
El de Ponce, de Ponce ICON GetGyG-
9eSlL0 y ReateZ0a.) Jusna Diaz, Coamo
y Barros.
El de Gusyama, de Guayama ICON
Arroyo q SGJdqa0s.) Cayey (c0aa C5dra,
Aguas BueDas. Caguas, Con Gura6O)
San Lorenzo, Patillas. Aibonito, San
to- Isabel. Juncos y Barranquitas.
Ell de HumacaO, de Humscac, va
bucoa. ICON M0ua06o.) Naguab bo, Fa-
jard0. Rio Grande, ICON Zoig0) C4roli-
ma (con ZTm9allo dIto) Rio Piedraa '
Vieques.
Cada distrito electoral vota 81 Conf
eionado q Washington. los DeIegados
q la Camara Insular. Y Junta de ca
minos de su distrito.
Cada municipalidad vota el AIcslde,
los Concejales. Ia .Junta local de Ius-
truccl6n P6blica, eI Secratario ell
Marshall del Juzgado Municipal.
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TTataSe de fundar en-
BaTCGIOReta un CEN
trO de IeCtura.
Sc HAN DAD0 ALI PLlTAN0S
QUE PESARON DOS LIBRAS
Y MEDIA.
DE maestro Corgesponsal.l

AQOstO 12.-Agitamos Il idea de
prOpagar p0r todos los medios posi-
bles Ell entusiasmo por todO 10 que sig
niique Rdelanto intellectual propusi-
mos en- estos dias & varios amigos Ia
convenience decrear aquf an centro
de Iectura. prop6sito que podremos lie
var Is pr6ctica 81 encOntramOs ami
gos que secunden idea tan plausible.
Aquf mismo en- Barceloneta hay ele-
mentos valiosos que p0dr1an contribuir
faCilitando libros y obras buenas para
ell centr0 de lectura Y estamOs SECURES
que de tOda Is isla habian de prestar
su concurso, pues gran adquisici6n Sc
ria para este poblado ell contar con un
sitio en- donde poder Ieer y estudiar
pudi6ndose hacer & Ia vez veIadas ms
tructivas en- que tomara participation
la juVentud de ambOs sexos.
Ell corresponsal de un pueblo Pc
queflo pasa con frecuencia sus ratios
amargos pues cada paso le dan sus
bromas pesadas 1de 81 las nOticias que
saIieron fueron fojas. 8 81 Olvid6 el de-
cir que ell sermon trata de la ConVer-
sion de San PabIo.D
Ell cabo de Ia pOlicfa insuIar don
Salom6n Costa cada dia es mas estima-
do por el cello On el cumplimiento de
su honrosa mission.
Sali6 equivocada Ia noticia que dS-
bamos de los gastOs hechos en- la Cen
trail SPlazuelas pues fueron $4,000 los
inyertidos. en- traer Ia maQuinaria y
otroa titles desde los Estados Unidos
& este poblado.
-Daba pena un pobre campesino
sexagenario que andaba aver recOrriens
do todo este comercio con / arroba de
tabaco de tripa del a1o pasado y no en-
COntr6 Vender ell tabaQuitO.
-Siempre ha sido ell mes de Agosto
de gran Rbundancia de pl6tanos Y da
gusto yer como eDtran al pueblo dia-
riamente caballos cargados de los ba-
rrios de Mameyes. Fronton, Florida.
QuebradR Rio Arriba. Hemos vistO
pIatanos tan grandes que pesabau mas
de dos ibras Y media.
Don Esteban DemirR, agricuItor
de caflas. hR hecuo una buena compra
don Jose Rodriguez del barrio de
Palmas Atlas, pues la fnca adquirida
pOr Demira pOsee buenOF terrenos y
queda inmediata & la Central PIazuela.
Los j6venes Ayba piensan dar un
paseo per varios puebIos de Ia isla. de-
se6ndoles On visje feliz.
Ell sefIor don Everardo Vargas
operado 81 Lunes contin1a en- buen es
fado y el DR.. Bl62quez 10 atiende con
gran solicitud.
Nos han dado Ia grata noticia que
pronto vendra este poblado Ia distin-
guida y bondadOsa senorita Elodia ST.
csrd6, de la Carolina.
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Vspor philadelphia. /"

Aver entr6 en- el puerto dicho va
por procedente de los Estados Unidos
trayendo q su bordo los siguientes pa
sageros:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bates, Mr. G.
e. Bennett. Mr.. G. M. Curtiss, Mrs.
F. w. Griffith and daughter, Mr.. H.
G.. Gregory. Mr.. S. Gutman, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Hoist, Mr.. c. Alexander, Mr..
E. AIers. Mr.. j Domenech. Mr.. E.
Hernandez, Mr.. H A. GraIike. Mr..
and Mrs E w. Keitk, Mrs. Kautz,
Mr.. e. p. Hammer. Mr.. f. S. MUIR
dock, Mr. G. d. Repetto, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Warneu and 2 Ckildred.
Miss. r. Warneu, Mr.. p. Lehman,
Mr.. f. Murray, Mr.. Juan de Ia Mata.
Mr.. D. Monserrot. Sergt S. Polanco.
Mr.. +. Virnet.