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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04

Interesting Meeting Held at tho
Court Nouse Tuesday,.

Ah~tvkWstAnB 1vutAuB 6AsAu ~ tA'
Court House Tuesday.
The Good Roads mssting held a,
the court house Tuesday afternoon
was attended BY about so business
men and Grant township residents.
G., @. Sterl presided and 3. H. For
ney was secretary,
There vas a lengthy discussion
Of the best way to get the water out
OF the roads along the river and
many suggestions were made. Fins!-
~ as the result Of the meeting the
township board was asked to inter-
view the county commissioner rela-
tive to drainage at Baker crossing.
John Harmon, H. G. Sexton and q.
W. Gsrten were added to the COM
mittee, also ). K. Forney, G. A. Hodge,
J. NJ. Gleissner and ]. E, Brewer Of
city. The township will do its
best to secure drainage and the rail-
ways will be asked to place culverts
that will lot of tho water.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Promotion for Mrs. Woods.

Mrs. 4. 1. Woods today received
from the Western Union q tender Of
the position Of manager Of the West.
ern Union Office OF Leadville, Colo,
which means an increase of salary to
double that paid here and manage
ment Of one Of the most important
offices In the west. Leadville has
over 10000 people and the promotion
is highly complimentary. Mrs.
Woods has had charge Of the Abilene
office for 10 yerrs and ranks among
the best Of operators While her. uni
form courtesy and accommodating
ways have made her very popular
here and with the company. All will
be sorry to have her leave. She will
the option Of returning If the
work Of the new place is moi to her
She goes tomorrow.
Cecil Brooks, o son Of DR.. c. W.
Of Enterprise. comes here as
operator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Lecture in seelye Theater.

j. H. Engle, secretary Of the State
Jhnday School Association, will de-
liver his great lecture on 1.-The Jeru-
salem Cruise and Convention" at the
Seelye Theater next Sunday evening
at 8 O'Clock.
MIR. Eugle having recently returned
from Jerusalem, is in position to give
one of the best addresses on the sub
ject ever given in this city.
All the churches and Sunday schools
will unite in this service. No Sunday
school worker should miss hearing
Mr.. Engle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Entertained for Mr.. George.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. x. Humphrey
entertained the A. K. W. K. whist
club last sveningin honor Of Mr.. Aus
tin George who was soon to leave for
Great Bend and who has been q mem.
Der Of the club since its organic, tioD.
The guests playad whist. Miss Brad
shsw Of Herington and Mr.. @. A. Case
made the highest score. The evening
was one Of the plessantest of the sum
mer's social affairs. o.s9ig~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Entertained for Visiting Girls.

Misses Velma and Winnie Sails
entertained a merry party Of girlA
last evening in honor Of Miss Ruth
Avery and Misses Lottie and Verns
Masemore. The guests played finch
and whist and had a dainty lunch.
The evening was delightful for all
the happy company.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Notice 70 Threshsra.

All persons are warned not to cross
any bridges Of Newbern township
with traction or thrsshing engines
without thoroughly planking the
same as required BY law. viOlatOrs
Of this order will be promptly prose-
By order Of township board.
4S-4 JOHN REEVES, Trustee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Paid off $4,000 Bonds.

The county commissioners have
paid of $6, 600 in county bonds. The
bonds we're not due but the issue pro-
vides that portions Of the principal
may be paid at any time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
SOME GOOD RACES.
Horses From Surrounding Towns to
Be Matched at Halina August 10.

DO M2tcnbu AC b&ILuB august 10
Plans are being made for some
spirited matinee horse races to be held
on the Oak Dale park track at Salina
August 70. Besides the best Of Sa-
lima talent there will be horses en-.
tered from Abilene, Solomon and
Minneapolis. The Oak Dale track 10
"a fine one and some good sport is In
prospect.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
HAD coon RAcH MEET.


The race meeting o. the Keel track
yesterday afternoon had a. light at
tendance but the contssts were spirit
cd and some very pretty track work
was seen. G. A. Rogers was starter,
r. q. Puliver and Lee Stage judges.
Gay Rhea won the lis trot In
straight heats with Mott Tbsyer up
Milt Duunett carried away the ho Aors
In the gentlemsn's road race with
Ward Davis horse defeating Sham
rock and Jack Young's trotter. Char
lie Clewsll's colt won the 2-year-old
event after losing the first heat to
Ray Star. The second heat Of the race
was paced 10 i:is which is very good
time for 2.year-olds. Trilby won
her race in fast time after losing the
first heat to Len.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04

t;1b o
Gay Rhea. Hockensmith (Thayer). ...... !
Roseland, Harris (Harris). . .
Mayme H., Etherington (Hockensmith) Q .
Time-1:I6. 1;16.
G~Rn4LEMEN's ROAD RACE.
W. Davis horse (Dunnetu. ...,"...... ! i
A. w. liners Shamrock Nv .......... . y
J.R. Young's Fred (Harris)...... ......' 9 y
Time-1:35, 1875.
2~-YEkR-oLD RACE.
Col. Robert Clewell. (Hockensmith)... II
Ray Star, Thayer, tThayer) 2 81
Time-1:N, 1:18h, 1850.
MATCH RACE.
Len, Etherington (Hockensmith). ......1 . 81
Trilby. (Harris........ ..........L......l i III
Time-l;10. 1:07, Los.
800 GLASS.
Jane, Dunnett. ..... ......... .....,...... 2 ri
Orbit, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
Time-1:a6. 1:35.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

FARMACIA BORINQU EN-, de
uan zengotita. Saa Iuan, Puerta de
TERRA. Buen 5urtido de toda clase De
nedicamentos.
SANTIAGO r. PALMER. No
tario p1blico. Odcinas Allen g.
STL LTESTRE FEIJGO Practi-
cante. Ofrece sus seryiciOs.
CARLOS CASANOVA. Professor
de pianos. Da lecciones & domicilio
EDUARDO ACUSA AYB4R
Abogado. Cfrece sus servioios prote-
sionales en- San Jose :.
DR. H. IoN RUIZ ARN4U.
Medico y c ljano. Consultorio Gale
de Ia Lur :.
EDUARDO ACUSA AYBAR,
Abogado y Notario. Ofrece sus SER
vicios profesionales en- San jose 10 2.
BANCO .. Ford, en- el nj mo To-
cal del Banco Espahol. TetuAn 3.
BANCO Colonial NacionaL Te-
tuan Is.
DR.. RAFAEL DEL VALLE,
nedico ciruiano y ocallsta. Allen le,
altos.
GREGORIO D1MAS, administers
dor lie 6ncas urbanas las cobra u
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Seryieios Pr0fesionaies

J. E. MARTINEZ QLTNrERO.
-Abogado y Notario. Gale del Sol,
No 50, San Juan z. +. Correo, Apar-
tado 674. Tel6fono 80. Fierce en- to-
da Ia isla.
VICENTE FONT CAMUNAS
Repara y alma pianos, caias de mdsi-
ca, 6rganos armoniuns. San Fran
cisco 90.
JOSE II. BONETA. Agente de
negocios, otrece sus servicios en esta
ciudad en- Ia isla.
JOSE REGUERO FELfU. Medico
Ciruj jano. Ha trasladado su residence q
la Gale de Rafael Cordero, 40 II,
donde tiene establecido su Consultorio.
Horas de consulta: de l q 1 2. NJ
Pobres do solemnidad: Martes, y
Sabado, dc } a p. NJ.
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EOICTO
Estados Unidos de America. Ell Pre-
sidente de los E5tados Unidos;

E,stados Unidos de America. Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos;
Licenciado don Manuel de j.. Boneta,
Juez municipal de la ciudad de
Arecibo.
Hago saber. Que el Letrado don
jose Y. G 6mez a nombre de don Sc
bastian Figueroa Colon, ha promovido
eXpediente en- esta Corte municipal So
licitando la conversion en- dominic de
Ia inscription de possession de las si-
guientes fDcas;
la RU STICA, situada en- 81 ba-
rrlO de Hato Arriba de este t6rmino,
compuesta de sesenta cuerdas mas 8
menos. equtvalentes q veinte tres
hectareas, cincuenta ocho areas de
terreno alto y llano pastos. Linda
al Norte con terrenos de Evaristo Sa-
mo y JESUS Hernandez; por el Sud con
los de Guillermo Guipudi por el Este
con el camin0 que conduce al lugar
denominado <Mata de platanos> y por
81 Coste con las de don Sebastian FL
gueroa,
2% RUSTlCA, situada cd ell baz
rrio de Hato Arriba de este termino
compuesta de nueve cuerdas, equiva-
lentes tres hectarea3 cincuenta tres
areas, sesenta centi&reas 4 pastos
malezas. Linda por 81 Norte cor terre-
nos de Gregorio Maldonado MARTA
Feliciano; por el Sad con los de don
Sebastian Figueroa Pastor Gonza4
lez por el Este con los de Genaro Ro-
sado y por ell Oeste con el camino que
conduce al barrio de Domiugdito.
7 para que los que Sc cream per-
judicados puedau oponerse dentro del
plazo de ounce dias naturales, pre-
sentando la oportuna demanda, a con-
tar desde ID fecha de III publication
del presente edicto en un peri6dico de
gran circulation en- la Tsla, 10 libro
en- Arecibo veinte siete de Julio de
nil noveci cien3os cuatro.
MANUEL DE ]. BONETA,
I'll SecretariO,
MIGUEL a. BALSEIRG.
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BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAH
7 salldas de este puerto

Borgantin americana xMannier
Swau7 sali6 de New York el . del pa
sado Julio para este puerto.
eNiceto,2 sall6 de Liverpool 81
% del ppdo. con destino directo a
este puerto.
<Conde Wifredo> esta & IL carga
en- Barcelona de cuyo puerto saldra
para este, con las escalas de costum-
bre, el 10 del corriente.
<Philadelphia> salio de New York
para este puerto Ell 8 del corriente
Caracas estara aquf procedente
de la Guayra el 10 del corriente, y al
dra el mismo dfa para New York.
Tn vapor de la Compadfa Tras,
atl6ntica saldra de Cadiz para nuestro
puerto el Is del corriente y seguira
viaje para la Habana.
0Olinde Rodrigues> del 16 al II del
actual Sc aguarda procedente de Puer-
to Plata y seguira viaie para Europa
via Saint Thomas.
GJulia2 ell 10 del corriente debe es-
tar aqui procedente de Ia Habana y
escalas.
<Buenos Aires>, esta aquf del &c
al - del corriente para continuar via
ie con destino a Canarias, Cadiz Bar
cslona G6nora,
$San Juane, sali6 de New Orleans
81 3 del corriente con rumbo d nuestro
puerto; Ponoe, Mayaguez, Aguad lila,
Arroyo y Fajardo.
&Fasco>, para la isla saldra el 1G
3Orriente de madrugada.
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Ventas yarias

81 vende una collection conpleta
de SThe Puerto Rico Heralde en- SD.
Informaran en esta olcina.
PIANOS vende uno de nuy po-
co uso. Informaran en- <La Fama de
Puerto Rico.s
Sc vende una mdquina nueya de
coser, marca SSinger.e 90 da por Ia
nitad de su procio. Informar6n en "a
barberfa SLa Ponceha.s San Fran-
cisco =.
Sc desea vender IN piano apeaas
sin uso de Ia aceeditada faDrica De
pianos Lesther, Philadelphia. So da
barato. Lnformes en- esta inprenta,
IN ORG1N0 uuevo de- magnfa
cas- voess, propio para Logias. Isle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08
C0mareianteS

GANDI4 I 5TUBBE, Com or=
ctantes ccmisionistgs. Tstuan 10,
B4NC0 Territorial Agricola.
Tetuau Is.
B4NCO Espahol de Puerto Rico.
Tetuan 3.
Ii E5TRELLA.-Plateria y K :
oj eria. II macao, Pto. Rico. 2. 0.
Box Il. Esmero y prontitud on todos
los traoajos C.trnoa1 D1auz
FAEMACIA y Droguerla de Adolf
10 Iturrino Rivera. Canuy, p. r.
Constants surtido de medicines
treacas i'm p1rtadas De Europa Esta-
dos Unidos. Perfunsria, Noveda-
des etc' Precios m51icos.
LA AMERICA ANA. Fonda J
nospsdaje. Precios bastaate limita-
S0s N4guaoo, ?. r.
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Noticias de CiaIes
(De nue8 tro CorresponSqI. J

GALES, AGOSTO 4. Ell ex-cabo
! de gastadores, senor Munoz Santana,
nos endilga, desde las columns del
! &Sun, correspondence al del actual
IN artlculo macarr6nico en- el que pa
rece, a juzgar por su rubro, cue Sc
proponia refutar as verfdicas noticias
que dimos con motivo de a celada que
{ fel, en- union de tres individuos mas, le
ten1a preparada al joyen Rios Serpa,
que fueron publicadaS en- LA DEMO
| cRACIA; pero lejos de ser refutadas,
resultau confirmadas por su propia
confession.
Para probarlo, basta 81 juicio que
can tai motive Sc celebr6 en Ia Corte
municipal de Manatf.
En- I'll aparece plenamente probada
Ia verdad de nuestro aserto; pero 81 no
fuera esa suhciente, tenemos Id prueba
irrecusable en- Ia declaration del mis-
mo artjculista, cuaudo, en el parrafo
cUarto de su cOmunicado, dice;
.haciendonos aparecer, siendd
las otctinsas del Rios, cuando 6ramos
sus Cjc.im13jos.>
Y aquf enoaja, como de psfi0a,
aquel aforisme jurfdico, que dice. a
confession de parte, relevaci6n lie prue-
ba,a
-Continuamos hu6rfanos de re-
presentation en- el Concejo municipal.
6Por qu5 no Sc cubren las plazas cue
hay vacantes9 oEs que no tienen gen
te capacitada para es0s cargosy
-El doctor Garriga, Official de
Sanidad de este pueblo, h q manifesto
do pGblicamente que 10 que resenaba-
mos en- nuestra anterior revista, res
peciO 4 los enfermos pobres, es dolo- |
rosamente cierto: pero cue 81 no puede |
apesar de que ha hecho 10 |
possible; que con meno5 de Ia mitad de |
la suma cue percibe mensualmente el
boticario que despacha las ounce re
cetas diarias para enfernos pobres, /
podrian autorizarse, teniendo una bo- |
aica municipal, cincuenta sesenta re-
cetas diarias.
El disgusto que e2iste con respec-
to a ese particular, es generalmente
5entido en- este pueblo, y esperamos
que va quo nuestros ADMINISTRATORS
40 quieren entend ernos, ell Departa-
nentO de Sanidad, Quien pueda, de-
biera ordenar que Sc atiendan salts
aagan las just1simas pretensiones del
pueblo que paga para que Sc le edmi-
1istre bien y no para que Sc de protec
zion a los ahiiados politicos.
Los republicanos de este pueblo,
para decorar Ell club de gu partido,
lan colocado en- 81 salon todos los
,uadros que servfan dc adorno al To-
,al de la Acadia. Entire clos hay
IN retsato de Mr.. Roosevelt, que fu5
'egalado por IN senor de esta pobla-
lion, no para Ell club republican,, ST
10 para uno de los salones del Ayuu-
amiento.
"A los emp1eados 1nunicipales s
los concentrates que han comprado
os sueldos, Sc deben once moses. Hoy
le ha distribuido en- Ia Alcaldfa W.
;hek que vino de la Tesorerla nsular.
mes de Agosto del a1o pasa1o, eau
"a de que la mayor parte fu6 aplicada !
Htdterjdi.
->-Los propietarios de casas estan
'econstruyendo las aceras, 10 cual d Ia
d IN bonito aspecto 4 las GALES d.
sta poblaci9n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08
Co0tinga Ia gr8Soa de los
repubIicaaoS en- Salinas
Pronto Sc cOnstituira ALI Ell
C0mit6 Uni0nista
(De nusst.o Correspopsal.) J

SALINAS, AGOSTO LA dist
dencia surjida entire los republicanos
de aquf los de Guayarna, Is mas
grlnde de 10 que nosotros suponfamos.
yer nos convencimos de clio.
ia familia rgarate6. al parecer en-
lorna.
Una comisi6n de Guayama vino
aqui 4 darle possession don Jose De
los Reyes del cargo de Delegado de
esta zona, que desempehaba don Gui-
llermo Godreau & satisfaction de los
suyos.
Tremenda deception para tstos.
No hay duda, que don Pepe sabe
mas de 10 que le en7enaron. Viendo
venir las cosas Sc coloc6 a Ia sombra
de Vinas, eutr6 eu la combinacian
ocup5 el pue5to que necesitaba.
shora dir4 GE Baj6 antes por causa
de ellos y ellos los bajan hoy por-
gue..., Dios es grand5.
Lo que le acOnscjamos es que pro-
cure que La combination no Sc rompa.
Circular rumorcs de que algu-
y
partido federal en- este pueblo, tratan
dc apoyar 8 prestar 81 concurso
uua dc las dos fracciones repubIica-
nas que Sc disputar6n 81 poder mum
cipal an Guayana ca las elecciouos
pr6xmas.
Nos resisttmos dar ccedito ta-
les lumoros por que no parece deco
roso ESQ de que, pre5temos hoy nues-
FRO concurso 4 los mismos que aver
p9rnitieron que Salinas fuese teatro
de excenas tan escandalosas, como
las que ocurrieron en- las pasada as
eleccione5 Z los feIerales y a algunas
tamilias de estos.
Ell pasado o. may negro. Recor-
dGmOsle, y pensemOs &c ell porvenir. |
MI con unOs nj con otros. ESQ es
10 digno, ESQ e5 10 correct0.
Sc espera con an5iedud en- este /
pueblo una comisi6n de prominentes I
de Ponce para constituir
Ia 1unta que ma de dirigir la pr6xirna
electoral 81 es que nuestro |
partidC va las urnas como Sc ha di-
clio. Aqul hay elementos valio5isi-
mos cue seguramente aceptaran las
bases de Ia Grni6n de Puorto-Ricoo
In dicha agrupaci6n cabsn todos
los que quierau traeajar por su patria,
y en- ella deben ingresar los que de-
sean que termine para siempre esa po-
.{tica de odios que amenaza undirnos.
Sc dice que don Pepe tenfa COM
ptaaa a escoba para Ell barrjdo que
tizo tan pronto tom6 su cargo la
Acadia peddnea: y Sc dice tambien
que otra escoba mas fuerte &c espera,
para hacer limpieza ceinpleta, conve-
aiente los que est4n ahora en- el
poder.
AIay POGO nos importa todo ESQ.
Ld que nosotros interesanos es que
ios faroles alumbreu bien, que las
GALES plaza esten arregladas, que
los pobres tengan medicinas asisten-
,ia que la policia cumpla con su
deber.
D9spues de estO, va puede encara-
5.arsg el que quiera mientras ell nueyo
6 iobernador Sc digne decir; no mas
aneAl6n. Salinas people'
AAnrs nrn4Rna0ga
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co meses. Informaran San Francis
co 90.
Sc alquilan dos habitaciones en-
la calle de Ia Cruz % altos. Estas son
espaciosas y ventiladas. En- la misma
casa informaran.
BUENAS habitaciores y excelen,
te comida Sc ofrecen en- el hotel Uoi6n-
FCrtaleza l9.
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C0mpTas Vafias

UNESCRITGRIO americana usa-
do Sc desea comprar pero & precio mo
dico, diriiirse q don Jose Labrador.
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SORES. DE u. ROMAN y COMP
FoRTALEzA 29.-SAN JUAN, p. lei
meior surtido de juguetes fnos ba-
ratos. Gran variedad de objetos pa
"a todos los gustos.
ANG Ell SU AREZ. Fabricante
.mportador de sombreros. Fortaleza
36 almac6n San Francisco 50.
FAR.HACL1 COLON, de Ramon
Alm4aza Principal.
EMPRESA de coches de Adrian
Perez. Santurce, Casa del Reloi.
Telefono nlmero LODI.
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mismo, y las vista diariamente, para
con5ervarlas siompce lirnpias. Ceeo
qoe es 10 que convene aI proPietario.
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Alquileres de casas
y habitaoiones

CASA distinguida perteneciente 4
se1ora culta y respectable, buenas ha
bitaciones, comida excelante -si Sc de-
sea-Precios m5dicos.
MIm, C Saliga1c.
lis Osste, Gale OF. Nueva York.
Ciudad.
REFINET home OF culture woman,
comfortable cheerful rooms, excellent
table IF desiret et-Terms moderate.
Mime &. Sdligadc.
lis w. 81 til. st. New Y ork City,
Sc da On alquiler IN piano. No
Sc alquilara por menos tempo Gle Gin
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Diyersas lndustrias y profesio.
nes de la Capital y la Isla

JOSE SALGADO ttMEkLZ. Der.
tista. Todos los adelantos del dia,
Trahajos garantlEadof, Precios srQ
nomleos, San Justo -,
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PREClO5

Por Una sofa voz III certaUo a pa
labra.
ldem poruna semana lineas. 30 cts.
tden Is veces. 5 llneas. so cts,
1den IN mes lneas so cts
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ApauNclos d. ulA ID GENTAvo CADA pa aBaA

slas etc. Sc vende en- 40 pesos. In
formara don Vicente Font Camunas,
san Francisco 80.
81 VENDE una casa de MADEIRA
en Santurce en- 800 dollars. San Se-
oastian y.
BOT0NEs: Religiosos de todas
classes { q centavos uno, franco dc
porte para la isla. Haganse los Pc
didos a. +. Q. Box 164 8 calle de Mo-
rows n9 IL. San Juan 2. II.
PAPEL vieio de peri6dico Sc ven-
de en- esta Imprenta L DOS PESOS ell
qa.atal.
AEENCIO. Ell que suscribe, ofre.
ce.mulas donadas ind6mitas. FL que
interese comprar algunas puede diri-
girse esta Villa.-ALFREDo ANY.
Coamo Julio 81, 1908.
PAPEL yIEIO. .-En esta Inpren-
ia SO Tende dos pesos Il quintel.
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PAPEL DEPERI0DlCO

Sc yende en- estas ofcinas a DOS
PESOS 81 quintal.
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0AQljERO Y GANDARA
UF RI

0FRECE1:
Mafz del pals, Ell medios sa-
cos, quintal. .... ..... 1-25
rifles, Observation-Disclosures, 8 2-6o
Zinc americana acalanado de
b y ...,...,....s...., a 8 $50
Id. id. para teeho, de 3 ps.. & 40
Id. i'd. id. forro, de6 por2 & 4-5o
Mani en- sacos, quintal. 80. & 4.5G
San Justo - y Is Gan Juan, Puerto
Rico,
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-04
Sfl2gEl.EI.!filoNs
3tssz7IlEze s-E-4LC
1-eS=a7=<zzz=-- 60
vANKEEFYlNG PORTO RICO.
American Development Typihed In
the Ponce Trolley Road.

American Development Typfhed In
the Ponce Trolley Road.
Until TWO years ago whoever rode
from Ponce. the residential part Of the
southern seaport of Porto Rico built
some miles inland many years ago to
escape the visits of the old time buc-
cancers. 20 the playa. or port where
the business of the place Is transacted.
did sc 10 vehicles not unlike New
England carryall Passengers crowd
ed into these carriages paid their fares
according to their ability to drive a
bargain with the presiding jehu and
were responsible, under the Spanish
regime for any accidents that the reck
less driving of that cheerful individual
might bring to pass III the course of
their journey.
All this has materially changed since
May, 1902, when the first car of an
American trolley line. built by the
Stone Webster management, began run
ming between Ponce and the playa.
The rickety vehicles, with their cheer
fully reckless drivers, have practically
disappeared and the little brown, half
naked children who made the borders
of the old military road their play
ground are actually very much safer
since the advent of the '.broomstick
train" Many who formerly were pc
destrians from financial necessity rath-
er than choice have taken to the troll
ley cars, thanking their stars for
uniform fare that makes the luxury
of riding possible, and the line has car
ried an average of several hundred pas
sengers daily.
The equipment of this little pioneer
American electric railway in Porto Ri
co consists of half a dozen open ''elec-
tries" operated by motormen and con-
ductors in khaki uniform and recruited
chiefly from the younger men of the is
land. On the cars are several gradu-
ates of Spanish colleges and one gradu-
ate of Columbia university, taking this
opportunity TO begin working their way
upward in the service of the American
management. Later it is expected to
develop the road a freight as well as
a passenger carrier, a development that
will do much to help the coffee, sugar
and tobacco interests that center
around the water front of the playa.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-04
''The Fortune Teller.

An attraction which IS certain to
attract the theatergoers is ''The
Fortune Teller which is shortly t,
be seen locally. There is 70 doubt il
the minds Of the we'll informed as tt
the value Of this comic opera as an
entertainment To begin with it IS
one Of the handsomest productions
that has ever been @iven a musical
production. for the Messrs. Aborn
under whose management the opera
IS being presented have obtained the
coraplete production which was used
bv Alice Nielsen for the same opera
and which cost the enormous sum of
$40, 900. No comic opera the stage
has seen in recent years can approach
this production in the matter of Law
ishness. As is known the music j:
extremely good and the book contains
many BRIGHT and sparkling lines The
Messrs. Aborn have placed the prin-
cipal parts in the best hands and tho
organization is a large one numbering
sixty people. ''The Fortune Teller
is to come to the Gennett theatre
Friday, Feb 18th.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-04
Grane Fruit.

While the taste for grape fruit is
possibly an acquired one, it holds. and
the wholesome fruit Is considered in
dispensable for breakfast in hundreds
Of homes. There is a good hygienic
reason for this increase in grape fruits
popularity. Its peculiar acid renders
it an almost sovereign remedy for ma
larial and bilious troubles while as ii
"bracer' it is quite the equal of quinine
and vastly more agreeable. Physicians
recommend it most highly for grip CON
valescents, and some assert that the
habitual consumer of grape fruit can
even consider himself immune from
the prevalent malady.-Exchange