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1000 worth of Selz Shoes
at actual factory cost at For.
syth & Co.
WOMAN'S CLUB.
The First Meeting of the Season
Held Yesterday Afternoon.

The First Meeting of the Season
Held Yesterday Afternoon.
The first meeting of the Woman s
Club for 1904-05 was held at ST An
drew's Hall at 2:30 Wednesday af
ternoon Mrs. Burrus was hostess for
the day and welcomed about 55 meln-
bers and several visitors. The new
President, Mrs c. E. Mason, in her
introductory remarks spoke OF he
Clubs good work in the past for the
Carnegie library, and of what was
expected in the future from the Club
members-that the library mus be
the Clubs excuse for being"
Very enthusiastic reports were
listened to with interest, from the
chairmen of the different committees;
the year books were ready, the CiCD
membership had grown to t03, new
social features were to be introduced
during the year and entertainments
to be given to buy books for the new
library A discussion followed rs to
the best and quickest way of paying
off the small debt remaining on The
library lot, and it was finally deciG-
ed that the Womans Club should is
sue the Roswell Daily Record for one
day and apply the proceeds to the
debt This will be done early in o.
tober
Mrs. Earle who had the program
for the day then took charge of the
meeting and gave most entertain
ing and instructive hours talk on the
City of Washington Mrs. Earle is
one of the Clubs most charming
speakers and held the closest atten-
ton of all while she vividly sketched
word pictures of our national capi-
tai and most beautiful city. Mrs. Pc
ters then gave the vocal solo. "Asth-
ore" most delightfully."- and the meet
ing adjourned for two weeks.
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Raised Castor Beans.

Robert Kellahin is running an ex-
perimental station in his back yard
and has raised some very fine speci-
mems of castor beans, also squashes
The castor bean is one of the best
paying crops that is raised, and many
people were of the opinion that they
ley. The Record would be glad to re-
ceive communications on the subject
from any other person who has tried
raising them here.
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Wasp Got the Spider.

AS w H. Lennox was sitting in
front of the Office of the Mescala"n
Mining Co. on Main street the other
evening, a little negro boy called his
attention to the fact that there was
an immense spider on his back. At
the same time a wasp descended and
captured the spider and flew to The
awning where he devoured his prey
which was larger than himself. Mr.
Lennox says that he will never again
kill a wasp
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ARMENIAN MASSACRE,

Temps Publishes a Dispatch to That
Effect From constantinopIe.
Paris, Sept. 29.-The Temps chls
afternoon publishes a dispatch from
Constantinople saying that private
information has been received there
to the effect that the village OF Ram.
sa. Armenia was yesterday the scene
of a massacre of Armenians by me
Kurds. Details are lacking.
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Musicians Wanted.

Wanted for the Roswell City Band
thirty young men TO learn music with
view to becoming members of the
above musical organization. Appli-
cants must be permanent residents
of the city. Report at band practice
room in court house Monday, Octo
ber 3, 1904, at s p. M
JACK FLETCHER,
1861 Leader.
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William n. Fuqua Leaves.

William H. Fuqua left yesterday
for St Louis where he will make his
future home His family will follow
in few days. Mr.. Fuqua is one of
the old timers. having come to ROs-
well October 20. 1884, and lived on
his farm near the city for twelve
years. He first came to the country
for the benefit of his wife's health
and she has fully recovered.
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Ladies' Tailored Suits and
Skirts, all of them at what they
cost US. Forsyth 4 Co.
Cement Work.

James Clair of Chicago has now
located in Roswell and is prepared
to do all kinds OF cement work. He
has had fourteen years experience
and is an expert. The cement walks
he lays are beauties. See his ad. In
another column. His prices are reas-
enable. Leave orders at The Record
office. II
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Attention, Builders.

Hollow stone block Is the coming
building material. II you are going
to build a frame house we can furn-
ish you foundation stone, porch col.
umns. steps. etc. II you are think
Ing OF building of brick. get our prI.
ces on stone and compare them. We
guarantee every stone.
HONDO STONE MFG. CO..
77t4 w. G. Skillman. Mgr
Yard near Steam Laundry.
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A Clean Sweep.

ST. Petersburg, Sept 29.-Prince
Peter Shiatopolkmirsky assumed the
active direction of the Ministry OF
Interior today. 1t is already apparen:
that there will be almost a clean
sweep of the old Won Plehve regime.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 29.-News ,e-
ceived from Mukden says the jap
anese have assumed the offensive
and have captured Da pass. This is
not actually confirmed. but the gen
eral staff thinks it likely to be cor.
rect. The Russians it is added, have
evacuated the pass without serious
resistance.
Da pass or Ia pass, meaning the
great pass, is situated about IS miles
south of Mukden and about the same
distance northeast of Lao Yang. II
is about 25 miles south of the Hun
river. The Japanese attacked Od
pass which was occupied by The
troops of Generals Mitchenko and
Samsonoff on September oath. out
according to dispatches from Harbir
were twice repulsed.
Several other passes of the Ds
range are also in the hands OF the
Japanese. Kuropatkin is evidently
driving his forces to the less mount
ainous country to the northwest anG
may there decide to give battle
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Worcester, Mass, Sept 29-Sena-
tor Hoar may possibly live through
the day, although this is considered
doubtful by his physicians The NOR
ming bulletin from his bedside was
that he had failed perceptibly during
the night
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Faber's lOc lead pencils al
Forsyth & Co. for Sc.
w. p. WOOD.

Made to measure clothing Suits
guaranteed to give satisfaction, from
$500 up. Also cleaning and repairing
ladies and gents clothing. Room Is.
over Jack Porter's store. 1912
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A POWERFUL SHIP
First Battle Ship Built in Govern
ment Yards.-Competed With the
Louisiana.-A Description of the
Equipment and of the Ship Herself.

New York, Sept. 29.-Despite The
sensational rumors of threatened van
dalism the battle ship Connecticut
was successfully launched at the
New York navy yard today. On the
stand at the bow with Miss Alice 3.
Welles and Secretary of the Navy
Morton, were Adjutant General Cor
bin, Governor Chamberlain of Con
necticut and other invited guests. AS
the great hull began to slide down
the ways Miss Alice B. Welles, the
granddaughter of Guidon Welles of
Connecticut, secretary of the navy
during the war, seized the cord attach
ed to a bottle of champagne and at
tempted to dash it against the bow
of the battle ship. She was unsuc-
cessful and a second attempt made
by Admiral Rogers also failed. Then
a workman drew up the bottle and
with a strong blow smashed it on the
iron side.
New York, Sept. 29.-The Connee-
ticut, a sister battle ship to the Louis
lana, was successfully launched at
the government navy yards here at
11:16 this morning. The Connecticut
was built in the government yards
under the government supervision
while the Louisiana was built by
Nr.t
Virginia The construction of Doth
ships was watched with keen inter
est, as it was recognized as test
of the ability of the government to
cope with private enterprise Mucn
depends on this competition of con-
struction, for if the Connecticut is
completed before the Louisiana then
most of the government ship building
will be done by the government. The
Connecticut when finished will be the
finest and most powerful boat in the
American navy and will rank with
the most powerful battle ships of for
eign navies Notwithstanding the
fact that a new plant had to be crea-
ted. the Connecticut is but eight per-
cent behind the Louisiana in time
. although laid down two months later.
The battle ship launched today is
was launched few weeks since at
Newport News. In view of the fact
that it is the first ship of the mod
ern navy to be constructed by the
Navy Department and not by private
contract, the progress of its consrruc
tion has been watched with keen int
crest in naval circles.
The Connecticut is $50 feet long
and has beam of rs feet 10 inches.
Her normal mean draft with SOC
tons of coal in her bunkers will be
"a feet inches. Her normal dis
placement will be 10000 tons. Her
complement will be 40 officers and
100 men. She will be fitted with
twin screws and twelve Babcock-
Wilcox boilers. developing 16.bOO
horse power She will have speed
of eighteen knots.
Her turret armor will be twelve
inch Krupp steel and her barbette
armor ten-inch Krupp. while the side
armor will be eleven inches thick At
the more exposed portions OF the huh
tapering down to nine inches at the
bow and stern.
In armament the Connecticut will
be more powerful than any Ameri-
can battle ship now afloat She viii
have four twelve-inch guns In fore
and after tnrrets. and eight-inch gums
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Lady curzon Improving.

Walmer Castle, Kent, Sept %
The physicians bulletin issued this
morning says: Lady Curzon passed
fair night and yesterdays improve
ment is maintained"
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We UnderseII Them All. Enough
Said. See Us For Bargains.
THE FAMOUS.
Independent earber Shoe.

| have opened an Independent bar
Der shop, 314 Main street. Open from
s. SO a. m. to 500 D. m. ! do not shave
Mexicans. ! respectfully solicit q
share Of the public patronage.
IT, w. N. BROWN.
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AN EPIDEMIC

The Armies Around Lao Yang are
Reported to be Decimated by Epi-
demic Due to Decaying Bodies
Clothing Has Been Received by the
Japs From America.
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e. A. Cahoon returned this morn
ing from an extended trip to Califor-
MIA.
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E. T. Burr. the real estate man
Of Dexter, was among the visitors 70
the city yesterday.
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1,0OOfb No. / preserving pears
cheap.-Roswen Produce & Seed ~.
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WANTED.-A cook Apply at resid
ence of w. R. Clements
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GRANDPA BRYAN.
Mrs. VIM. Homer Leavitt Gives Birth
to DAUGHTER.

70 d OdUSTIICIs
Chicago. H., Sept. 29.-A dispatch
from New Orleans says that Mrs.
Bryan daughter of William Jennings
Bryan, has given birth to a girl at
New ORLEANS. Her husband is n well
known portrait artist.
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The Japanese have again assumed
the offensive, and today's dispatches
indicate that sharp fighting may soon
be expected southeast of Mukden. ST.
Petersburg hears that the Japanese
have taken Da pass, a strategic point
in the mountain range about forty-five
miles southeast of Mukden. Several
other passes are now, in their hands.
1t is believed in ST. Petersburg that
General uropatkin is withdrawing his
force to the less rugged country 20
the northwest of Mukden where he
may decide to give battle. Japan mas
amended her conscription regulations
in a manner which will increase her
fighting force by about 100000 men.
A new scheme Of divisional oreaniza-
toin, the particulars of which will not
be made public, is also contemplated.
Toxic, Sept 29.-An emergency or.
dinance amending the army conscrin-
ton law was gazetted today 1t ex-
tends the services of the second re-
servists from five to ten years and
abolishes the distinction between the
first and second reserve conscrip5s
The reservists will be retired at the
age of 81.
Toxic, Sept 29.-At the foreign of
fee this evening it was stated that
the new conscription regulations will
augment the available Japanese fight
ing force by about 100000 men.
Diao Pass, Sept. 29.-The Japan
ese armies around Lao Yang are re-
ported to be decimated by an epidem
ic due to decaying bodies. The Jap
anese are said to have damned the
river above Lao Yang and are iiood-
ing the country in order to protect
their flank. War clothing has been
received by the Japanese from Amer
lea.
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Buy your winter underwear
now at Forsyth & Co. Their
stock is complete. You can
buy it at cost.
commereial orehards.

Stark trees on long time at 6 per
cent interest. 52ts7 Wyatt Johnson.
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FRESH bulbs just received at the
Alameda Greenhouse. 1874
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H0AR
DYING
THE DISTINGUISHED STATESMAN
WILL SOON PASS AWAY.
LADY CURZON BETTER
J.


Bulletins from the Bedside of the
Stricken Woman are Encouraging,
While Those From the Bedside Of
the Famous Senator Tell of Early
Dissolution,
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JAPANESE AMEND THEIR CON-
CONSUMPTION LAW WHICH
INCREASES ARMY 100000
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Great bargains in Towels at
Forsyth & Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-01

AIN contin1a ell ConSsjo Ejecu-
two ocupado en- los asuntos electora
les, y Sc cree que permanecera tod avfa
algunos dfas mas.
Don Ruperto Marquee Lopez
presentara la renuncia del cargo que
actu almente desempena en- Las Pie
dras. Este senior fgur6 siempre en- las
flas del partido federal, decl arandose
despues republicano, obteniendo Sc
guidamente un destino en- aquel pobla-
do.
Sc indica como futuro Comisio-
nado de Juncos al senior don Francis
co Escute Ruiz. persona distinguida
de nuestra agrupaci6n.
Ell senior Jose Reyes Calder6n,
empleado de tesorerfa, ha sido tam
bien declarado cesante.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan Mr..
James G. Tory, Director del Departa-
mento de Agencias de <El Sol1 de Ca
NADIA.
Sc vendee 123 cuerdas de terre-
no, bien medidas, 4 diez ninutos del
pueblo de Barranquitas cinco de
la carretera que conduce Aibonito.
Tiene magnffcos terrenos algunas
fncas.
Para mayores informes, dirigirse
& Ubaldino Font, Barranq uitas P. r.
FOR SALE 123 acres of good
graunds, we'll measured. They are
near the town of Barranquitas and f.
We minutes from the road of Aibonito.
Some acres are plantations and some
good pastures for cattles.
For futher inJormatiun apply to
Ubaldiuo Font, Barranquitas P. r.
En- breve saldra para Yauco en-
asuntos del servicio ell senior Manuel
Maritime Mora, Inspector de terrenos
p1blicos.
---Se indica en- Ponce para ocupar
una de las plazas de Official de SAM
dad, al doctor don Fernando Alem4n,
acreditado higienista que reside ac-
tualmente en- Arecibo.
---En ell Casino de Arecibo tendra
efecto ell s de Diciembre un lucido bai-
le de traies, para Ell cual SO IA con-
tratado la orquesta que dirige en- Pom
CO ell popular Cocol1a.
Ell Municipio Sc ha ocupado de
los informes del Dep tamento de Sa-
nidad references las alcantarillas
stendiendo indicaciones del Superin-
tendente DR.. del Vale.
Ell DR.. Gomez Brioso, iefe del
Departamento de Prisiones manifesto
hoy uno de nuestro reporters, que
esta dispuesto q abrir Gle par en- par
las puertas de la carcel para que Sc
tnvestiguen los hcchos denuneiados Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-01

que 81 en- persona, hara una investi-
gaei6n.
Aplaudimos Ia actividad del doctor
Brioso en- este asunto.
---Auoehe los concurrentes al pa
sec de la plaza de Baldorioty de Cas-
tro, oyeron con delete las pleas mu-
sicales eiecutadas por la banda que
dirige ell professor sefor Tizol.
-El departamento de Sanidad ce-
lebrara examenes de farmaceuticos en-
Ia primera quincena de Enero.
Manana celebrara una reunion
Ell departamento de Sanidad con obje-
to de discutir algunos trabaios de in
ter6s p6blico.
-Recuerden todas las personals
de gusto, que la mejor bebida que Sc
consume en- Puerto-Rico, es a sin ri
val cerveza <Pabs> de Milwaukee, la
mas t6nica y Ia mas barata. Pruebe-
la Ell p6blico de la isla en- general Sc
convencera de 10 dicho. Unicos i'm
portadores: NJ. r. Calder6n ca, Te-
tuan II, San Juan.
---Nos tnforman en- el departamen-
to de Sanidad que ell Inspector de
alimentos deeomis6 aver una GAIA que
contenfa SARDINIA, las cuales fueron
mandadas Quemar.
--Desde aver Sc encuentran en- San
Juan apreciables correlig ion arios de
Ia isla, los cuales han de asistir Ia
reunion en- pleno que celebrara mana
na la Junta Central de la SUni6n de
Puerto-Rico.2
Saludamos afectuosamente & di-
chos amigos.
En- los 33 pueblos en- que ha triun-
do la <Union de Puerto Rico,o reina
actualmente un orden complete, notdn-
dose en- todos ellos una tendencia
plausible, respetar la ley ell dere-
cho.
--Durante ell mes de Noviembre Ill.
timo, ha ocurrido el siguiente movi-
miento en- ell Registro Civil: Naci-
mientos 91: de ellos "a varones blan-
cos, q hembras blancas, 18 varones
negros p hembras negras.
Defunciones 61 de elias 81 varo-
nes 24 hembras.
MatrimoniOs, p.
Mil trece personals han concu-
rrido q la Biblioteca p6blica, en- todo
Ell mes de Noviembre.
Dos casos de difteria han ocu-
rrido en- esta ciudad Ell mes pr6ximo
pasado.
En- Puerta de Terra, las fami-
lias cat6licas, Sc proponen adornar
las fachadas de sus casas los dias 4
y s del actual con motive de las So
lemnes fiestas que Sc preparan en- ho-
nor de Ia Purfsima Conception.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-01

sEs s-Leemos en- la Otispa de Manatf'
que han sido absueltos el alcalde de
Ciales y y.cuarenta J tres ciudadanos
que fueron denu5ci ados por el cabo
Gorbea como autores de alterar la paz
p1blica.
-Contin1an en- ia Carcel de Pom
ce los senores don Juan Pericas don
Joaquin Rodriguez, que formaban par
te del valiente diario. .unionista La Re-
pnblca.
-Ha fallecido hoy Ell Puerta de
TERRA la apreciable senora dona
Conception Jardin, esposa de don Je-
sds C4rdenas.
En- Ell &terrapleno debajo de unos
arboles que hay cerca del dep6sito de
metales viejos ALI establecido, hay
dIariamente una jugada de topos, en-
Ia que So entretienen varios zagaleto-
nes. Esto viene ocurriendo hace item
po hasta la fecha Ia policfa no ha
podido evitarlo.
Los vecinos de Puerta de Tierr a
han sentido mucho ell traslado q esta
capital del guardia insular Ovidio CO.
lon, pues une q la rectitud de un cum
plido funciona ario, las mobiles prendas
personales de un correcto caballero.
Don Ricardo Narvaez Rivera, de
Arecibo, P. r., solicita Agentes en- to-
dos los pueblos Y barrios de Cuba,
Puerto-Rico y Santo-Domingo, para
| representa- una casa americana.
-Muchas senoras palidas que
| desconocen la causa de su palidez, les
lleva Ell orgullo personal 4 comprar
! polvos rosados para ocultar ell color
amarillento de su cults; pero la expe-
riencia les ha demostrado que es mas
conveniente tOmar las Pastillas Anti
ricas que ponerse en- La cara los refe
ridos men jurjes, pues estos dan colo
res ar:ificialos perjudicando veces la
piel, mientras que las Pastillas Autu-
ricas dan colOres natur ales porque COO
paran 4 Ia nutrici6n, y por cons guien-
te en- vez de empobrecerse Ia sangre,
enriqu6cege 6sta, manifestandose con
sus bellfsimos tintos en- ell semblante.
| --LG Postal es Ia maquina de es-
cribir mas sencilla, barata y litil. No
hay comerciante practico que no yea
la utilidad de tener la Postal en- su es-
critorio.
-Por haber satisfecho las contri-
bucioues sc han levantado embargos
en- Pehuelas; z en- Ponce; en- Lares;
y Is en- Caguas.
Para la Illumination que Sc pre-
para para Ia procession del domingo
p r6ximo, sc instalaran en- las GALES
mas c6ntricas al rededor de mil bonn
billas de dolores.
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Sc enouentran en- San Juan nues.

Sc enouentran en- San Juan nues-
tros buenos amigos correligiona-
rios don Jose Cobian Rivera, de Ad-
juntas; doctor don Fernando Gonza
lez, de Yabucoa; don Luis NJ. Caba-
Hero, de Salinas.
A todos enyiamos nuestro afac-
tuoso saludo.
-Comunica de Y Yauco el teniente
Iturrondo, que el guardia Ceferino
Santiago detuvo anoche Basilio
Masonet, por escalamiento en- el esta-
blecimiento de don 2 ntonio Delgado.
En- nuestro suelto de aver titulado
<En Ia cArcel,o aparece como perte-
ueciente q la Policfa Insular ell cabo
Francisco Conde, cuando es miembro
de la guardia de penales.
En- la marina, calle del Presi-
dio, hay una pluma de aqua para ell
consume de los pobres del barrio y de
POGO tempo q esta parte no permiten
tomar aqua sino ciertos determi-
nados vecinos.
cPodrA decirnos la autorid ad mu-
nicipal, para que clase de pobres ms
talaron la referida pluma?
Sc halla en- San Juan nos ha
dispensado atenta vista, nuestro que
rido amigo ell doctor don Atilio G as
tambidez, de Yauco.
Don Jose Gordils Sc encuentra
en- Mayaguez, desde hace algunos dias'
--N6tase algun movimiento de fo
rasteros en- esta ciudad, con motive
de la reunion de nuestro partido, que
tendra lugar manana.
--Nuestro buen amigo compafie-
70. don jose Elias Lewis, Sc encuentra
va en- San Juan, de regreo de su ex-
cursi6n por algunos pueblos de la isla.
LIE saludamos cordialmente.
a-xTHE HELVETIA. 2-27 calle
de la Cruz. Gran casa de hu6spedes.
xTable d hotels Aposentos para fa-
milias personals solas. Comidas q
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo. 295.
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta q cargo de una sef1ori-
la caguef1a.
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Importent.simo para los acree-
dores en- Puert0-Rico, contra
ell Tesoro de EspafIa.
Ofeana de ss.lrstes administr xtices dc JOst
G.. del T&Le.---( Allen ss, altos

Por las Camaras sspaholas Sc ha
votado una Ley reconocieudo y DIS
poniendo sl page de las ebligaciones
de aquel Gobisrno en- esta Isla, sa@es
como sueldos de todasi sicl asss, haberes
pasivos, fanzas depositos, dsvolu-
clones de ingresos indebidss, autop-
siasy demas crSditos pendisntes de
pago.
Esta ofcina, adem2s de las dill
gencias necesarias aauf, Sc halla On
combinac con uno de los mas into
ligentes activos agentes en- Madrid,
para llevar cabo la completa ges-
ton descualquier reclamation que 90
refera los creditos citados
Los interesados que deseen utili-
Ear los servicios de esta ofcina, pue-
den, sin p6rdida de tempo, dirigirss
al frmante le dare las instruccio-
nes neces arias.
San Juan1 Agosto s do 1904.
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INFORMACION D|AR|A

Els objeto de concentrates Ell ma
nihesto del senior Julian E. Blanco
y SoSa, prestigioso puertorriquef1o.
Parece que este senior ha hecho estu-
dio minucioso de los problemas politi-
cos palpitantes, y Sc considera su es-
critic como documento importante de
actualidad. Ell senior Blanco Sosa,
apesar de su avanzada edad de sus
achaques conserva sus grandes dotes
intelectu ales, su clarisima inteligen-
cia.
Ell investigator de Rentas Inter-
mas Mr.. Freedman ha presentado Ia
renuncia de su cargo.
-Dentro de unos dias publicare-
mos una extensa historic de los suce-
SOS ocurridos en- Cayey durante ell
periodo electoral, y de las mafias que
SO han Waldo los republicanos para
impedir que votasen unos mil quinien-
tos unionistas que Sc quedaron sin vo-
tar en- el dia de las elecciones.
o. Gran bar atillo de calzado, cris-
talsr1a juguetes para niT1os; en- ell
nuevo Bazaar de novedades Gel Sol0,
de Juan de Ia Mata, Cruz Is, Plaza
Principal.