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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Snrb fonute ffdj nidt einisen
nno ipmrSe entlaRen.

Bic 8eiaporenen in benz Jalle Der
&idaro 2ieber So. 9esen Sapio Sang
fonntsn fib ni9t auf einen Iusipru6
eini9sn uno bieIelben murbe beute TOr=
mittas entlaiien.
Sang, unter Nntla9e. Der Jirma
Ii6aro 2ieber & So. $3.50 unterfala.
gen gu babsn, uuroe geitern I'm @rimi.
ualgeridt uerb6rt.~
Seine 8srtbeioiguns mar Die, oaB
er bas 8elo nit 0ortpihen ieiner Wors
9eieBten als Speien perausgabte.
gr iaste als, baB feline YOrgeiebten
proteftirtsn, als fis ausfanben, oab er
mehr ME oas ibm reeelre9t 8u9ettan-
cene Spsnoeselo ausgab, bebauptste
aber. feline llnterIdlasung be9an9.n
au baben, oa bieielbsn puBten. oab er
oas 9elo aussab. au9efellte Der
gompanie bsbaupten, bab lie ni9t
uuBten, baB Sang bas @elo ausgab
uno baB er nidt Die eollectirten $3.50
beri9tete, big fie ielber ausfanoen,
baB bas 8slo bereits eingeBogen mar.
Sang iagte aus, bab er 3tuar bic
@eloer ni9t in bas ibm bon Der Jirma
tibertpieiene Sasebud eintrug, bab er
isboa elm pripatbud ftibrte, bab ibm
Oisies a6er na6 ietner gntlaiiung abs
banben fam.
2ane's @Orseiebte beaeugteu, oab
feline Binder in fol9 elmer BerfaHung
ieien, ouB feline @eIdidte besaglib Der
gerausaubuns Der @eloer cine p6liq
unm6eIi6e fei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Ser srORte Slid oer Saiion
lsiotr ui9t ermiidjt.

U1it Beute reid belaben ilt Serr
syreb. Sofberr, 1878 Mabiion Noenus.
aus 3om gitp bon ieinem Giid3uge
tuieoer 3uradgetsbrt, cine gan3e aife
boiler 6ii9e, unter benen fi9 eine be-
trd4tli9e An3abl GROCER 6e9te befin.
ben, bessusen 9errn 9ofberr's Gii6er.
talente. Uiit Beoauern ieood 1T 3u be-
ri6ten, oaB elm befonoeres groBes
gremplar. (ois @r6Be bariirt na1Gus=
lasen peri9ieoener augenaeugen suis
i9en einsm iun9en 0aie unb einem
ausgswadienen Walfiiae.) i'm lebten
Momente nod fid bon Der Ansel los-
riB uno aus bisism @runoe lsioer ni9t
mItgebra4t weroen tonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Yat bate Sardlt bor oen dlirnr=
giiden Snitrmmentem.

patrid @allisan, angebli3 aus
Waoiion. Sno., muroe bereits gum
3peitan Male mittels Nmbulan3 nad
oem Sispenfarium 9ebradt, angeblia
in fdwer srtranttem 3uifanbe, ieoes=
mo! ieood, tpenn ibn bic Nsrase 3u
unterfuhen geba4ten, fanben ne ifets,
oaB @allisan in3piiden in aller Stile
ausserihen mar. Ob es bic bielen
blarten Sperationsinfrumente Dber
bic erniisn@efdter Der 9ispeniariums.
aer3te waren, bic @alligan CUR Jluat
peranlaBten, lieb fth iomeit nod niht
ermitteln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Gum s,peiten Male ein @abr=
lpru@ 1T @unftem bon Sreme
WQtion.

Sn Sa9en Der Srene Naiion bon
Snbianapolis .geeen ben Na9lab BON
0elene s. Sate baben Die 8eIaworenen
bes 2reisgeri1ts in Noblesbile Der
aldserin $8496 3useiprOden uno 3war
fur Die phese, melbe iie Der 8erifor-
bsnen tpdbr.nb Der lebten amanaisS
bate angeoeiben lafen. Der Gaa war
bonn Warion @ountp.@eridt an bas
@eri9t In Hoblesbi0e Hbermieien tpOrs
ben.
Srau Sate mar bic Wittpe bon
Warren Sate, iie bate bic &ldgerin
i'm Sabre 1882, als oiefe oamals Is
Sabre aft mar su iid genommen. Grau
5ate bate ibr beripro9en, bab fie,
mem fe big au ibrem Sobe BEL ibr
bleiben phroe, ibr bic 0dlfte ibresgefb.
tbums nerma9en miiroe. Sm Sabre
1902 itarb fie uno i'm Seffament bate
fie Der 2ld9erin, mel9e ibr 20 Sabre
lang cine treue pHeaerin aetpeien uno
fur ibre 0ienfe ME beaablt woroen mar
nur $500 berma9t; ben &ef bes Ser.
m6gens iolten Wobltbdtigteits. .Infal'
ten erbalten.
Grau Maiion bra4te eine 9lage eir
unb es purben ibr $4,000 3ugeiproden
@egen ben @abripru4 purbe appellir,
uno bas Supreme @eri&t ifieb oen'
fslben auf @runo bon 9ednitalitdter
UNI. gs fam Johann ;u einem 5weiter
pro5eB, mel&er gefern abermals fieg'
reid fiir Die 9ldserin ausfiel. Ale,
Wabrfdeinli4feit nod wirb auf's Neu
appelIirt weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
tGinseianbt.)

Surra6! fir ben vNlten Surner"
oem ieoer unabbdngige 8arger &sdt
9eben mub. SD ftimme eemObnli6
bas republitaniide Sidet bon oben
runter. aber msine Stimme fir @ountp=
S&asmeifier triest 8ubn.. Gsr ere
mdblt 1T, fol- auh bas Nmt erbalten.
gleidbiel. ob er mein politifder @eaner
1T ooer ni1t. 9fur auf oieie Weiie
f6nnen bic ghr9er ibre &edte tpabren,
fonif f6nnten mir 9erabe 10 gut ben
Wabl= @ommilIdren bic Grnennuna Der
Beamten iiberlalen. Das gdbe nette
3uifdnoe. Nm aemeiniten aber finb
bic 2erle, bic einem Bhrger fortmdb.
reno allerlei 0oaaatuns be3eu9en, iid
gei6mei9elt fiiblen. tpenn fie in ieiner
@eieaidaft oerueilen btrfen unb bann,
msnn er 3anbibat fur Elm Mmt 1T,
pI6blia nit Srsd nod ibm merfen.
Mber bas 1T nun NAL Die elenbe politii
bier3ulanbe. Mug. Gubn follte ertpdbli
merben. gr III elm 9ea6teter @ei6dfts=
mann uno bat bic Gdbisfeit fur bas
Mmt. 9Offentli9 tommt oies nidt 1t,
ben papierforb.
81 n Qefpr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Tiel tn eiae 6eniteri@sibe.

60. Morran, III Blafe Str, ifanb
i'm gegriffe geliern Mbeno feline Wirtb=
idaft au i9lieBen. 9litt aber aus, als
er einen Stdnoer 3ur Settle ieben uollte
uno fisl init oem 3opfe in cine Sen.
iferiheibe. ST 3eridnitt fd an benz
@laie cine Mrteris unb wurbe in bur9
ben 8luiberluit isbr sef4wddtem 3u-
ffanoe in's 0Dspital bef6roert, erbolte
fi9 ieoo9, nadoem er uerbunben mar
seniisenb. pon bort entlaRen 3u tueroen
um fi& Die pHe9e ieines gribatarates
au fi6ern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Jataler Wtiksriff eiaes alten
Soloaten fofet ieia 9eben.

Sames u. Sap, elm alter Soloat,
ILL Sliber Nbeuue, ma9te geifern
Den fatalen WiBeriff, anffatt elmer
Sofs Wbisfep, ben er als Meoiain ans
uenoen uollte, cine Dofis @arbolfdure
su iid 3u nebmen. @r lief iofort our
Office oss benadbarten Or. Sapton;
leiber ieood bate oas @ift bereits fOl-
DE 6orti4ritte 9ema9t, baB Der alte
Wann trob aller su 8ebote ifehenben
8eeenmittsl ni9t mebr 3u rettsn mar.
Seine Wittue, Elm Sobn unb cine
3o6ier iiberleben ibn. Sas Yerbitt
bes @Droners lautete auf Soo burd
nnfall.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
11mter i@merer Mnflase ber=
baftet.

SEQ. &iee. elm 28 Sabre alter Jars
bigger. Der feline Wobnuns als @o. 927
Sbeffielo 9lbenue aneiebt, fiBt unter
antlass Der gersewaltisnns in Der
polijsifation. Grau Dean, bic por
mebreren Woden In Der Ndbe bes
Staot-6ospitals iiberfallen wuroe,
ion benz Manne beute 8ormittag aui
Der 5trabs begesnet fein uno folgte
ibm bis fie bic poli3iifen 3urb uno
Wiliams traf, bic bann auf Musfagen
Der 5rau bin &iee berbafteten. Su=
perintenoent 2raser wiro &ice, faas
Der 3ufiano Der 5rau 6uls fol&es er.
laubt, ibn beute no9 bort borfiibren.
Wie perlautet, foa bic Soentifi3irunq
BON @sitsn Der 0rau Dean poiitir
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
l1nter i4merem @eroa@t ber=
baftet.

Green Bearb. elm Garbiser, beHsn
WObnung als 1917 OF 90. Ctr. an.
9eaeben miro, wuroe gefern berbaftei
uno unter Der Mntlaae bes Bummelns
eingelodt. Gearb itebt i'm 0erba9t,
Der Mann gu iein, Der on Der @de ber
19. uno Wartinbale Nbe. am Sonn=
tag friib @owaro Soifreno, an be,
Wartinoale Nbe. tpohnhaft, bur9 einen
Resolreri9ub am 2Opfe berwunoet 81
baben.
gearb beifrsitet es, Der Mngreifer &C.
tpeien au iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

60 9te 8r6bte attO pais
ienofeMuSipabI pom g@uttt=
blumem nno DImuseuf uftiidem
fur aIle freuot8ett tttso tratts
rt9em Gret9mtfIe. @tr Kmo
ieoersett 8erm terett bet Der
MmStpabI bebiaIft6 az fetss.
0erterttatttt 8roS. So.
241 @an. abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
9amen= Seftion oes WeBger=
Seretus.
Cine semiitbIide @u6res9 s9artie.

Die Samen Settion beg Nebqer=
0ereins belt seftern Nbeno In Der 8er-
mania Salle cine @u9re partis fiir
Serren uno Damen ab. Sie 8stbeili=
euns mar eine fsbr rese. Ste preis.
gefr6nten Sisgeriunen reip. Sieser
paren:
D. men:,
Srau Inna Clements, l. preis,
80 punfte; Grl. 2oneser, 2. preis,
II g.; Sr. 3onrao Bauer. 8. prsis.
IS g.; SRI. Anna Serletb, 4. preis.
"a g.; SRI. 2orp Bauer, 5. preis,
63 g.
Serren:
Sbemas &utb, 1. preis, 73 g.;
2Ouis Seiie, 2. preis, ~ g.; s. @.
Winter. 8. preis, 68 g.; @alter Mar-
que, 4. preis. 63 g.; 6. 9einrids,
5. preis, 80 g.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Sagena=Terein Der Sioasfir@e.

Seute Nbenb finbet i'm Sonn-
tagsf4ul 2otal Der 3ions Stride
eine MISUNDERSTANDING, beranifal=
tet bonn Suseno. .Wsrein Der 3ions=
@emeinoe, fatt. Der gintrittsplsis
betrd9t nur Is Gents @ perion unb
III her Cribs Der Geitlidteit CUR gr-
ri4tung elmer Wiiiionstir9e in 3aipur.
Snoien. beiiimmt. Mnfans Der unter-
baltung um 8 nbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Waine smofins nnb 8easiit=
Soeiett.
Seute @benb tpirb Der idbrli9e 8alI
abeebalten.

Obieer 8erein beranifaltet beute
Ibeno, ben 26. OttOber, in &eid'
mein's Saae, @de Marfet uno Nobls
Strabe, ieinen 5. idbrlidsn 8aa. Ses
Der, Der einige pergniiste Stunoen per'
lebsn mill, iollte nidt peridumsn, iid
gu benz gaa ein3uinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Glue ansenebme Neiie.

Sefretdr Suffp bon Der 8ereinisten
grtioeribaft Der gaui9reiner unb3lm'
merleute miro in nd6fer WpGe mad
San Grancisco aboampfen, um Der "a.
Sabres=@onbention bes Nmeritanii1en
Nrbeiter=Yerbanoes beiaumobnen. Se4s
ueitere Selegaten bon bier werben nit
ibm bic Heiie MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
25er Tranem=l1 l1nteritatmnss-
Terein.

Der 25er Grauen nnterifibun9s=
8erein peranifaltet morgen 4bsno in
Der Columbia 9alle Ieinen 16. Sabres-
8aa. Die Damen erwarten, bab bic
6erren r'r S46pfung fib sablreih
sinfinoen; on nnterbaltunsen uno @r.
friI9unsen feblt es ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

u. u bbptt ia glorb 8ebile
ape. msloet. oab mdbrenb Der Ra4t
elm Ginbre&er bas 5enifer feines
ghlaf3tmmers 6ffnete unb ieiner
6ofentaf4e 81 IN Baar entnabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
0eutid5er Jramen=Siilfss@erei
Moreen 9admittas Grtras9eriammIuns.

Ser Seutibe Srauen=Siilfs= Yerein
bdlt mOrsen gtadmittas 3 nbr i'm
Seutiden Saufe cine grtra= 8eriamm=
lung ab, in tpel1er weitere 0orbsrei=
tuneen fiir BEN am 16. 9topember itatt=
finoenben @eiellf6afts Ball setroHen
werosn iollen.
Die 9amen finb eriuht, panttlid
uno bo0idblig 3u eridsinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Son einem 8alfea setroHen.

@eo. Willis, Der ieinen Wobnort als
9eo. 800 Noro Sainois Str. ansiebt.
uuroe sefsrn burd einsn ibm auf ben
2Opf fa0enoen Balfen erbeblid Der.
lebt unb our& ben Sispeniariumsarat
Or. 0aulsp In feline @obnung tbers
fhbrt. @iQis mar beim Neubau Der
Sbortribge 0Odi6uls bef9dftiet, no
fi9 aud Der llnfaa ereienets.
- Die bette Sent @igarre in
Der StQ0t. Mu6o's .QpuofelIpm"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

8pttlteb 9eufharot,
Die gemitbli&e gde,"
gfe Noble uno Marfet Ctr
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31
Useless Subterfuge and Evasion.

1t is useless for the New York Times
to scold Senator Lodge for making
clear the fact that the panic of 1898
was caused by the Wilson tariff bill
and that nothing but the restoration
of the Republican party to power
brought back prosperity. Equally use
less is it for the Times to assert that
"the panic of 1893 was not In any pos
sible sense tariff panic. 1t could not
have been caused by the Wilson tariff
bill since that bill was not enacted I'M
til Aug. 81, 1894, long after the panic
had reached it's climax and begun to
subside"
The people of the United States are
not to be fooled by subterfuge or eva
sion. They know perfectly well that
the panic of 1893 was caused by the
election of a free trade administration
and congress pledged to repeal the Nc
kinley tariff. They know, moreover,
that the effects and the duration of the
panic of 1893 were greatly increased
by the passage and operation Of the
Wilson-Gorman tariff. How well they
knew these things was shown by the
election of William Mckinley in 1896
and again in 1900. They knew them
sill better when they saw what hap
pened after the defeat of free trade
and the restoration of protection as the
result of the election of 1896. The
country paid the penalty of the, free
trade triumph and the protection de-
feat of 1899, and it will pay the pen
atty again just as surely and just as
often as it abandons protection and
takes up free trade.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31
The Nation and the Secret Deal.

IN Germany, as in the United States,
there has been an effort to organize all
producers of steel in one great trust.
The attempt has failed in both coun-
tries. although both countries have
Il protective policy. The Democratic
theory touching the relation of trusts
to the tariff is handled with effective
defamation, but all the recent expert
ence in trusts shows that trusts have
come in obedience to other influences
than those of economic statute. The
most menacing trust of this country is
the trust which is not protected by the
tariff. Mr.. Rockefeller, like Have
meyer, only challenges the law Of pub
licity. The Sherman law unenforced
troubles none Of the promoters. Just
now one of the most widely advertised
Of the promoters is ready to settle
handsomely to avoid the publicity Of
the courts.-Boston Journal
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31
Ohio Patrons Of Husbandry.

A movement is on foot in Ohio to
make Columbus the permanent meet
ing place of the state grange. Central
location. ease of access and ample ho-
tel accommodations are much in its ia
vor. There would no doubt be larger
attendance of Patrons from all over
the state if the state grange were 10
Gated there permanently. The argu-
ment is made that SO long as the state
fair in that state was moved from place
to place it's success was meager, but
when it found a permanent location 1t
became one Of the greatest expositions
In the United States.
The Patrons of Ohio are also paying
much attention to the work of the
farmers institutes. very successful
series having been held in Geauga
county. Farmers throughout the state
are finding out that the grange is the
one organization that helps the farmer
and they are 1ocking to its standard.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31
AN ADMISSiON.
No Longer COntended That ProteC.
ton Is Productive of Panic.

No Longer COntended That PrOtec.
ton Is Productive of Panic.
The Springfield Republican, after
quoting what the American Economist
recently said regarding the Dingley
law as "the great causative and saving
factor in the business prosperity" Qhe
Republicans own Words and our EN-
phasis of the fact that, in spite of the
many adverse influences of the past
year in no way connected with the tar
ifT, the panic which has so long been
looked for by the free trade press had
not come, says:
Nobody that we know of contends
that high tariff is or ever has been
directly productive Of panic and de-
preston
Well, this is an admission, to be sure.
which we are very glad to reproduce.
Now, If the Republican will only go
step further and admit that low tariff
is and ever has been directly produc-
tiye of panic and depression, then we
Shall have the whole story.
The Republican is rather inclined to
resent the accusation that the free
trade press is always pessimistic and
spreads distrust by putting always the
worst possible construction upon finan-
cidl and commercial conditions. Its
answer is not exactly denial, but a
counter accusation that the Republic
an and protectionist papers during and
after the panic of 1893 did all they
could to increase the trouble by 'lin-
ing up failures, shutdowns, working
force reductions, ETC., In long tables,
with most impressive totals of disas-
ter foreboding further disaster con-
spicuously presented. accompanied by
comment and prediction black with
pcsslmism and with only thin ray of
light shining from the faroff oppor-
tunity of electing Republican admin
istration to throw a gleam Of hope up
on dark and desperate situation"
The Republican does not seem to dis
tinguish facts from fiction. The dis
asters of 1893 We're facts to be chron-
icled after their positive existence with
the lessons to be learned from what
had already transpired. The looking
for trouble in the future and not only
oring to bring it about by question:
BILE if not false summaries of the sit
uation, is a very different matter.
The Republican accuses the Wings
and Republicans in the fifties. the
Democrats in the seventies and the Re-
publicans in the nineties of holding up
depressing business conditions in as
dark light as possible. We can only
repeat our assertion that facts and fic-
ton are two different articles and are
to be treated in a very different man
ner.
The Republican has shown signs Of
iudorsing several pronounced protective
principles of late, and we hope soon to
see it back where it was fifty years
ago, advocating the maintenance Of
our home market and protection for
our labor and industries. - American
Economist.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31

Notice is hereby given that an applica-
ton for transfer of license granted to
Norman E. Stackhouse in Shrewsbury
township, to Benjamin F. Wise, and the
same will be presented to the Court of
Quarter Sessions, Saturday, April ., 1901.
THOS. Z. KENNEDY, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Laporte, Pa, March 24,l904
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31

Michigan state grange will have
headquarters at the next state fair
where meetings can be held.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31
Notice is hereby given that an appiica

Notice is hereby given that an applica-
ton for transfer of license ganted to
Henry Tracey in Dushore Borough, to
Dennis Keete, known as Exchange Hotel
aud the same will be presented to the
Court OF Quarter Sessions on Thursday,
April 7, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
THOS. Z. KENNEDY, Clerk.
Clerks office, Laporte, Pa, March %, '04.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31

THOMAS E. KENNEDY, Clerk.
Clerks office, Laporte Pa, Mar. %, 1904
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-31
Transfer Of License

Notice is hereby given that an applica-
tion for transfer OF license granted to
Frank Magargel, Sonestown, Davidson
township, to Harry Basley, and the
same will be presented to the Court OF
Quarter Sessions on Friday, April l,19O4,
at 10 clock a. m.
THOMAS f. KENNEDY, Clerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
Servicios profesionales

J. Il. MARTINEZ ,QUINIERO.
-Abogado y Notario.-Calle del Sol,
No %, San JuanP. r. Correo, Apar-
tado GA. Telefono go. Fierce en- to-
da la isla.
VICENTE FONT CAMUNA.S.
Repara alma pianos, cajas de m1si-
ca, 6rganos armoniuns. San Fran
cisco 90.
JOSE II. BONETA. Agente de
negocios, ofrece sus servicios en- esta
ciudad y en- Ia isla.
DIR. NJ. QUE VEDO BAEZ. Me-
dico cirujano. Ha trasladado su ga
binete de consultas Ia calle Fortale-
"a IL.
DIR. j. L. CASALDUC, Dentista
americana. Gabinese montado con
todos los 1ltimos adelantos de la ciru-
jia dental. San Francisco Ia, altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
SObTe Ia faciIidad nunca vista,
con la que un cOntratO
ha pOdidO suffir una Sc
RE de ViOIaciOnes
SuCGsiVas

Nos permitimos lamar respetuosa-
mente la atenci0n del Honorable Co
bernador de Puerto Rico, y del p1blico
en- general, sobre la facilidad nunca
vista, con La que un contrato ha podi-
do sufrir una serie de violaciones SUI
cesivas.
El dia % de Abril del ano 1902, Sc
celebr6 en- las ofcinas de Obras P1bli-
cas-, una subasta para la construction
de la carretera de San Sebastian La
res, carretera que no obstante ell tener
solo IA kilornetros 81 milimetros, a1n
no h0 sido te1minada: adjudicandose la
buena pro la sociedad Mari ca,
por los precios siguientes
liz Secci6n.-Del kil6metro ndmero
| al kil6metro ndmero g: S39.517.11.
pa Secci6n. del kil6metro ninero
al kil6metro mum. 14-67: S38. 1887.
Total: s78.315.6S.
En- las proposiciones del contra
tista Mark ca, fguraban Precios
parc1ales de 5000 para ell metro ct1bi-
co de excavation en- roca dura (solid
rok), 1925 para la roca foja [loose
rockl y 1923 para la TERRA. Fij6mo-
nos bien en- que al asignar tales pre-
clos medios eran estos aplicables 4 las
dos secciones en- que So dividi6 la ca
rretera para el acto de la subasta.
Seg1n los calculos efectuados por
el ingeniero encargado del proyecto de
la mencionada carretera Sc obtuyieron
los resultados siguientes para los Gu
bos de excavaciones que habfan de
llevarse cabo
LIZ Secci6n.-Roca dura, Is, ,897 me-
tros; roca hoja, 26, $50 metros tierra,
80, 337 metros.
"a Secci6n.-Roca dura, 26, sos me-
tros, roca hoja, 2,338 metros; terra,
53,979 metros.
Totales.- dura, 40, 402 me-
tros; roca hoja, 28, 96S, metros; terra,
~, 316 metros.
Que arrojan un total de excava-
clones de 161 ,686 metros cGbicos.
No obstante ell haberse fijado los |
precios parciales arriba indicados, Sc
refundieron los contratos de las dos |
seccioneS de carretera en- un solo con-
trato, adoptando un precio medic de |
$0.251 para el metro cdbico de excava-
clones sin atender para elias las cla-
sihcaciones hechas por la ley.
FL dia de Mayo del 1902, Sc puso
de manifesto Ell acuerdo del pTecio me-
Jlio, mediante una hoja adicional & los
contratos, siendo frmada dicha hoia
el dia l. del mismo mes a1o, por Ell
Comisionado de Interior, INFERNO, ell
superintendent de Obras P1blicas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12
C0merciantes
ERI1ZE LUNDT Y CO, Bang ue-
comisionistas. Tetuan 2l.

ERII,ZE LUNDT Y CO, Banque-
comisionistas. Tetuan 81.
EALDUNDO YiAIER, almac6n
de tejidos. San Justo s.
SOBRINOS DE EZQULAGA,
Banqueros consignatarios de bu-
ques. Allen esquina San jose.
5. A. LUZ BLECTRICA. ofci-
nus San Justo 9.
GAMBIA Y STUBBE, Conner
ei mites comisionistas. Tetudn 40,
BANCO Territorial y Agrfcola.
Tetuan Is.
BANCO Espanol de Puerto Rico.
Tetu&n 3.
BANCO Popular. Hace pequenos
pr stamos. Bajos del Ayuntamiento
LII Is 5TRELLA. -Plateria Re
loj oj3ria.-Humacao, Pso. Rico. +. 0.
Box IA. Esmsro prontitui ca todos
los trabajos. .-Joss Carmona Dmuy.
FARMACIA y Droguerfa de Adol
70 Itlrrino Rivera. Camuy, z. Il.
Constante surtido de medicinas
frescas importadas de Europa y Esta-
dos Unidos. Perfum sria, Noveda-
dos etc Precios m5dicos.
LA AMERICA ANA. Fonda y
nospedaje. Precios bastante limita-
dos. Naguabo, Z. +.
ANGEL SUAREZ. Fabricante
inportador de sombreros. Fortaleza
36 almac6n San Francisco SO.
FARAACLA COLON, de lRam6n
Almazan. Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-12

men IN conglomerado, que est6n
unidOs pOr un cementO, en- tai grado
de compacidad, que requieran ell uso
de instrnmentos cortanies los cuales
reboten al golpear, y q veces ell en-
pleo de explosives.
TERRA, comprendera todo mate
rial no especificado bajo las clasif-
caciones de roca dura doja.
Tai es la classification cuya apli-
cacion los productos de las excava-
clones en- la carretera de San Sebas-
tian a Lares, constituyo la primera
violacion del contrato, toda vez que
Sc habfa estipulado que Sc pagar1a
so, 25l por ell metro cubico de cualq uier
clase de material.
COntinn1rPmOS