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The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
. Pwe,y P1ssssi /.

N. Bsrks Of Cripple Crssk rs in
ths city.
Mn. Yra.t Ebb went 70 Pu-
sblo today.
Mn A. A. Oliver is visiting in
Cripple orest.
H. g. Apdrews has sops 70 Den
YER On business.
Mrs. Charles Cantsr Is visiting
friends 1t Rama
-Nrs. Jean Ailliksn 70 in Denver
visiting her son Will.
-Ms- Frank Ruby wont to Den
vsr today for . visit.
George Ligsett left today for his
old home in Slater. No
Will McCresry returned to Grip
pie Greek this afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Q. HiIlix and daught-
or. Miss Clara. returned today from
. weeks visit in Canon City.
-Mn. George Hyde and Mrs.
Wayne sre in Canon City attending
the sunday School convention.
Mrs. 1 W. King and Mrs. J. 8.
Msckey are attending tine Sunday
School convention il Canon today.
ID. Higgins aud J. F. Joyce. who
have been in Florence the last two
weeks on business returned to Denver.
Mrs. Mauds Morrison returned
to her home at the Buck horn ranch
yesterday after . weeks visit in Flor
ence.
Mrs. T. J. Rimby left this
morning for Cisco. Utah. where Mr..
R,mby is assisting in drilling An oil
wall.
Paul H. Seymour, chemist at the
Page mill. went to Cripple Greek to-
day on business connected With the
mill.
Mrs. Geo. P. Nix and little
daughter. Lucille. have gone to Pu.
eblo to visit week with Mrs. p. q.
MoCreery.
Fred Burtis. of Burtis aud Our.
tbs Pueblo, WAS in the city yesterday
transactiug business with The Newiin
Greek Coal Co.
----Mra--A- -Tannis will leave
tomorrow for Chicago and Kankakee,
III J., the former home. She will
visit for about six weeks.
Mrs. John Trimble and children
left today for Glenwood Springs to
reside. Mr.. Trimble- has q contract
there for building an irrigating ditch,
p. .Weipper and H. Q. Prentice
Of Victor. members Of the board o.
directors Of the Keystone Oil 90. were
in the city yesterday to attend q meet
ing Of the directory.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
Telegram Interrupts Journey.

Telegram Interrupts Journey.
]. A. Patterson received . telegram
yesterday morning stating that his
mother who resides At Boutwell,.
CAnada, was very ill and not expected
to live. He and Mrs. ]. d. Blunt
prepared to start for the bedside Of
their aged mother at noon today and
about minutes before the train ar
rived dispatch came stating that
death had come yesterday. They
decided that it was useless to go as it
requires three days to make the jour
ney, knowing that the burial would
necessarily take place before their ar
rival.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

The social and entertainments that
the Christian Endeavor society Of the
Christian church will give Friday
night. Nay 8. ut the K. Of p. hall 10
70 % quite social event. The pro-
gram will include many Of the most
talepetd people Of Florence aud some
fron Canon City. Refreshments Of
ice Dream and cake will be served.
Admiration twonty i've cents. 54 30
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

At Cyanide the vote was lively and
spirited two members Of the school
board were elected-one for the un-
expired term and the other for the
full term. Fifty votes were cast.
H. L. Jones was elected for the full
term and J. o. johnson for the short
term.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

Thursday evening May 8 at the Pres
byoerian church there will Dc . reoep-
tioo for the pastor and his family.
All members Of the church and con.
grsgation invited.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

When you waht II pleasant purga-
tive try Cham berlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to
take and produce no nausea, gripping
or other disagreeable effect. For sale
by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
A Farm For You.

Are you satisfied at home' Or do
you wish to better yourself? You
should investigate what the San Joa-
quin Valley of California has to offer
hustlers. In that great valley is
grown nine -tenths of the U. 8. raisin
crop. and millions of gallons of wine
are made yearly. You can profitably
raise almost everything there. Good
farms at cheap prices. Low rate
colonist excursions in March and April
on the Santa Fe. Write for pamph-
lets to A. &. Palmer A. T. and 8. F..
Ry., Florence Colo.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
School Election.

The school election in Florence yes
terday was the most quiet affair that
ever took place in this city. There
was but one candidate and only IL
votes were cast. Greedy Draper,
therefore was elected unanimously.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

Leave Florence today, arrive st.
Iouis tomorrow via D. and r. G. and
Missouri Pacific. Through Pullman
sleepers. SEQ D. and r. G. agent.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

Mrs.. 8. Z. NcCool's boarders today
dinnsd on . nioe piece Of loin steak
from "Old Aose" the celebrated bear.
killed In the northwest part Of the
oounty Saturday.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
THE GLOBE

can't all would about reliable merchan-
ad Don't think that we
telling truth? become customer of the Globe
We comparison OF values
Confident this test will make CusO-
mer other why should trade with US
them begin trading at store
We hundreds of regular because we are
the fellow but better
We phenomina values along They get
the things long and ample capital
We confident will find it interest to
Globe headquarters few words to the
sufficient will only few items Those
bought their spring and SUITS and
so and $l4 90 SUITS SPECIAL CUT PRICE
800 boys suits 225. 400 Chdrens sailor suits
at275.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

Mixed psinu-Julius McCAndless.
II
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

The Ladies Relief corps will meet
q Nm. X. O. Thompson's 100 Fetro-
lsum avenue. Wednesday afternoon 1t
> O'Clock. A full attendance 10 re-
qussted.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

THE wEATHEk-Local showers
toaisht: Wednesday probably fair and
warmer.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
Call on H. r. Lutes

For bargains in Real
Estate, Rentals, Loans
and Insurance. Notary
public and oonveyanoer.
Phone red 1854.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

tVVANTED- All kinds of second hand furni-
w ture and household goods. Howard j.
Pouder, Ricketts, block. l4-tf
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
aoaoc0llAfg00U8 RATES.

d. Yesa. Asstiss. rsoevsl -
Daa1sb' blesk. ~ sasirs- $50
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

VNTANTED-Plain sewing by lady of exper.
w isnce. Apply at lls Santa Fe ave, Mrs
Maud Nevins. 1853
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

yNIANTED-A bright energetic woman capa-
w bio of earning god salary per week
Address Ms. l.. A. W.. this office. '4-9
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03
Classified Advertisements

XNTANTED-To rent partially furnished house
w steady tennant and prompt pay. Apply
this office. lS-tf
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

lGDs0boe ~ 0eoTgia 4instfsh
Tksss1Ay night. 0rAnl strssa
poruAs.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-03

Lava nowsrs-Julius AcCandless.
II
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17
The Man Of Cheer.


We love the man with roses on
his tongue, the man who sees the
boys dirty face, hui mentions his
bright eyes, who notices your
shabby coat but praises your stu
dious habits; the man who sees
all the faults, but whois quick to
praise and slow to blame. We
like to meet q man whose smile
will brighten up dreariness, whose
voice is full of music Of the birds,
whose handshake is an inspira'
tion and whose "God bless YOU
is a benediction. He makes US
forget our troubles as the ravens
dismal croak is forgatten when
the woodthrush sings. God bless
the man of cheer. There is plen-
ty Of trouble here, but we need
not increase it. There is q lot
lying ahead Of time. Eek.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17
University
of Mississippi.


Twenty-slx schools offer cour-
ses IN Science, Liteature and the
Arts, and professional courses in
Law, Electrical Engineering,
OWL engineering and Mining
Engineering, Education, Medi'
cine
Tuition Free to men and wOm'
en-, except of courses in Law and
Medicine. All expenses very
low. Attractive location. Per-
sect sanitation. Complete water,
sewer, lighting and heating sys-
TENS. Purest deep well water
used.
Greatly enlarged scientific
equipment, and new buildings.
Admirable arrangements for
women students in Woman's
Hall. New boarding Hall for
men. Special opportunities for
students of limited means.
Sssion of 1904 -5 opens Septem-
Der %, 1904. Summer term, 1O95
opens June, 13.
For catalogues or bulletins OF
special information. address.
r. B. FULTON, Chancellor.
University, Miss.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17
Widow Was in Doubt.

Scientists say that the hair a nd
nails grow altar death. Some the
ory Of that,sort is needed to ex~
plain the exp srisnce Of widow
at a spiritualistic seance.
sNo,'' said the little woman !,
emphatically, Il will never at
tend another dark seance."
ssWhy not?7 asked her friend
"Had you no acquaintauces with
the spooks?7
II am in doubt about to materi-
alizations.n
nNot distinct enoughf'
1Well, it was this way: The
medium said my husband was
there and wanted to speak to me.
1t was too dark to see him plain
ly, but / thought | recognized
the outlines of Jim, and / kissed
him.
''Was it Jim?D
That's what I would like to
know
aWhat makes you doubt itF'
@The spook had lovely mus
tache,'
ssOhp'
Jim never had one."
And the little widow looked
thoughtful.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17
Money can do much, but not ev-
arvthinc Cantains Of industry.

money cdu 90 mucu, Dub uUb cV :
erything Captains OF industry,
bankers and fnsnci9rs exert a
warful influence in some ways,
but they can't elect President
against the will of the people.
When it comes to the fateful
day Mr.. J. p. Morgan, Mr.. Rock
feller and Mr.. August Belmont
are good for just three votes.
Elections are decided by the men
who aren't heard of IN the CAM
yass, but who 60 to the polls and
cast their ballot as their judg-
menf dictates. Kansas City
Times.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

"a ssistant Attorney General
Robb while in q Washington res
taurant sat near q man who was
from Texas, and who evidently
had not travelled to any great
extent. The waiter said to the
stranger from the Lone Star
State: Here's the bill of fare,
sir.' aSay. look herep, shouted
the Texan, s'I haven't had q
mouthful to eat vet, and I'll be
hanged if III pay any bill till !
get the goods. Fetch on y our
vistles first and I'll pay for them
aftervard. =
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

Two negroes, in Clark county,
stole an OK when they sold to a
farmer in Jasper county. The
man who lost the OK advertised
and offered a reward for it's re-
turn, when the same negroes stole
the OK from the man they had
sold it to, returned it to the orig
inal owner and collected the re-
ward.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17
The Old and New Farming.

The Southern Farm Magazine
says that "tifty years ago COM
mercial fertilizers guano, gyp-
sum, supernhosphate Of lime, etc
were uAAsloWa in tho South.
Drills and reapers were scarcely
heard of, and were regarded SIM
ply as curlosties. There we're no
such things as rotation of crops,
the sowing of clover or the use OF
green crops for renovating the
soil. Crop succeed crop until the
soil ceased to produce, and then
the land was abandoned and turn
ed out to grow up IN briars and
broomsedge.
Land was th sn so cheap and so
J. bundant that it required less to
purchase new land than TO re-
claim old. ,fhis has all been
changed. The best virgin soils
have been occupied, and the old
time farmer finds that his aclear-
ingsn must come to an end. The
coming farmer and the one who
will reap the richest rewards will
be he whocan have the largest
manure piles, the best meadows
and the finest stock. Tlllage must
give place to some extent to grass
and toll on. the farm in q large
measure to skill in managing
stock
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

Smith McCafferty, a 16~year.
old boy, while returning from
church, near Eupora, was thrown
from his horse; one Of his feet was
caught ~ the stirrup and before
the horse conld be stopped the
boy had been dragged to detah.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

w. Il. Henderson, of the Land
and Industrial Department of the
Mobile 6 Ohio Railroad, is offer
ing to furnish Mississippi plan
ters, who are in need Of COTTON
pickers, with Italians.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17
Proceedings
Board of Supervisors.
YaIobusha County
September Term 1t CoffeeyiIIe.
(ConcIuded from Last week

t00AAOA0OC0 4LOA4 A6&0u w OOh.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED
Monroe Edwards, lumb'r. s IL 90
Courier ct al, pub. pro DIS,
anc notices. 1S 45
w HI Hughes, road work,
District 1, 10 90
w Fl Hughes, build. bdge, 15 90
= B Mcfarland, bdge rep, 10 so
w H Chadwick, REID tax, 8 90
T A Mcpherson, bull bge, 90 90
Geo. Orump, rep. bdge, 2 %
Sam Hill, rep. bridge, 90
w T Field. rep. bridge, 40 90
Foster JACKSON, rep. bdge, | so
w "A N0len. per. tae roll &c. 487 81
B Moore, Road Contractor,
District 8, 156 OC
| w L Hunt, bdge lumber, | 90
|G w Armstrong, suldry
accounts, Z &C
j r Hodnett, sal s. stmps, 53 0e
n W Hunter, Road Insp'r 20 OG
LEI w Hunter, Q days extra
service, 4 90
~ 4 Trusty, Q copies per-
s0nal assessment roll, 100 90
~ x Coulter, build bdge,
&c. 26 80
Officers and members BID,
8 days equalizing, rs 0C
VIM Tarver ct al, Road
Contract RS, Dist. q. $50 21
III w Stephens, bdge iron, 1 DC
| FL w Dnrant, lumber, 27 OIL
Pension Board, "a 90
Members Board, Sept. TIM, n 90
ORDERED
That the county convicts fol
h the period of. two years from
date be let to A Z Denmon at
So per month for first.class con-
victs and 50 90 per month for
second class.
That in addition to the State
taxes the following levy for Yal-
0busha county be made: General
county. 8 mills; Current road, /
mill, Court house, II mill, Bd'ge
tax. | mill; Additional school, J
mill; Road tax, per capita, So. 90.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

Four mules and q horse were
killed the other day, near Crystal
Springs, while standing under a
tree which was struck by light
ming.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

che Progress,and the Weekly
Commercial Appeal, both one
year, for S1.00.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

Three men charged whitecap-
ping were arrested in BrooKhaven
this week.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-09-17

The Progress Office for
Note, Letter and Bill Heads
And Commercial Printing.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
Ia jnmi4taddn puettoflqueha en- ! u(atdn
~ IT, asz Douea cio , de Merida, 4ecdtan

IA carruaie. COMO camarerOs 81 Ios
Lotoios como emplealdos Ell casas conef
a;oIas X on las Empresas de ferrocarfh'
Sosto como limpiabotas, sueldos qu9 pas
tan nara vivir como ya mucnos ooreioS
asalariados de otras parties quisieEan
Todo este ultirno 10 hemos escucIa
4, con 1usto de un apreclaoie conpa
triota suyo que SO encuentra eu ~"
v oue 10 atestigua quien olce' oonu
10 In nue nosOtrCs crelamOs, que Ids
nnea;oncias Que SO nOtan en- los peones
/ ao pnortc Rico para las faenas del cam
dahense Que hasta hoy no n3p
Po,,ido al EstadO peonos vardadercs, ne
abos esa clasa de trabajo. s1no cue Ia
inn,;oraci6n Ia sido formada en- su ma
ror narte de esa gente sin ocupSolon
3ne fota en- las poblaclones q0e "
s;rva nara las rudas labores agrleolas.
Con todo, en- varias fncas henequsme'
ras perrlanecen Jornalofos puo'
| ouefics que sirven oien.
Por otra parte, bueno y oportoio
: es hacer constar que mace aigun sss0' po an
} 90 20 90 contratan traba adcres en-
/. 91o..to Rico para Yucatan, no saoemos
8 :; nor las circunstancias cue deJahos
o 80: anurtadas, de suerte que las iaml
IL ora Iltimam sDte han emlg"aoo W Wue
i. - Ie1a no han salido para hncas yucaee
D nss sino para pobar y explotar ei nue.
j. - Tarritor-o do Qlint&na ROO
y "a muy probable que las condiclo
a a,in at6ricas de aquel lugar y Ia
=. = Gi6cultades quo ofrecsh .olf4aJ0 4ad0,t;a
. rnente nuev0s que SO aoren eonaV."
Ia iabranza que, siendo eAtensos
Il u. eos constituyen, por no', oindos uuI % s's
ra 4ona, z'n,as NOR norIdores, aunque perfectamee
afe .u1o1 rsc.ogidos or ell gobierno federal. -
n pfCsssaanos aa . los Deones sufran cfa
su caasa s ao asen nor vicisitrdes, den
fseaaass ,hJas pero que van ceauoo
el aa,aet:da a le la ahusncis &c rug de
N Il Icnos LEI ALI nuevos elemsfvN
Ida n,r,ogresS mdiip mdtiiplicando el traIan IIani. r
ao MEDIA que Sc acuder 70 80 fnen.
ADO tarios nara contrarrestar 1asAcien.
. ue mencias del lugar, como Sc Bro rode 5reg,l
c1os eaos do ganado terreno cada ols
go la saluDiluao' t4rte de
bar- 81 hay quejas, pues, i Terri
), - 10 trabaiadores puertorriquen alguna
ZOOS torio Quintana Roo, en- mtan al.
han tienen su origen en- 10 GU. puesto
orna gunos peri6dicos de Puerte a Yu.
ira. Que Quintana Roo no P
ucto- catsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
EDICTOs

pn1o Corte de Distrito de Humacao
,,...soa Trnidos de- America, S, s.
=, presidente de los Estados Unidos en-
" al pombre don Salvador Fuiladosa y
Mir Juez Presidente del Tribunal %
Distrito de Humacao.
Hace saber: Que en- los autos qe ~,
clio declarativo promovido por 81 L1oem 1.,n
cjado don Tomss Bsrnard'nl ue ooJas 70 10
Ia en- representation de dona Mepcsoeo neacsoro
do la Tore contra oon H1oouU.. IN.
Palacios Gallo sobre dlvorclo, IA d;s
caido sentencia, cuya caCeza 'aA .0 o'
nositiya es COMO sigue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

I'D de Ca
sENrENc1A En- lsdel mes de
guas, los dlez y ocBs tres, Wis.
Diciembre de mil no3 estos autos
tos en- juicio oral y 10 por dona
de juicio declaratlvi,ios, casada,
Mercedes de la Tor las labores
mayor de edad, oeguas, dirigi
de su sexO y veclBm&s Bernar-
da por el Aetraoosd esposo don
dini de Ia Huerta.nayor de edad,
Eleodoro Paiaclo domicilio igno
Doctor en- Medich los cuales es
RADIO sebre divOEl.
)emos declarar Y
FALLAMos:a demanda de di.
declaramOs coma Mercedes de
| vorcio entablsra su esposo don
| la Tore Bar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

S.lt6 de Ia cana, y asonandose
Ia puerta. dirigi6 una snsiosa
mirada 50 alrededor; tenfa Ell
mar sus pies sobre su cabszs las
rocas y & dereci1a & izqoierda un
sendero tortuoso en- Ell sendere la
choza de Is que saifa que parecia
abandonsda. Ertr6 otra vez 7 ona
coss blanca que vi0 sobre la mesa
atrsio s1s mirsdas. Era una Carta
que tsrfa ell sobra dirigido q 81
nombra y cuya letra lie era compile
tameEte 6esconccids. La ahrio 7
lego 10 s'gu'ente.
eUnas parsonsr 3 las que - So
ffor de Passe Cfoix inspirG viva
impatfas, lie sconcejan que regrese
Paris y que nc pregaDte jamas
sea quieu quiera Gu este mu3oos
Ia explicaci0n de ciertos mistertcs.
AL seHor de Cheneviere no lie en-.
contrara I'd en- Nantes porqUe le
han llevado & un castillo de los al
rededores. cuyo nombre bnscara en-
vano ell sefIor de Passe Croiy; q1e
no tiene para qac volVer a la
quints, porcue iss dos sei1oras que
en- ella vivian, absndonaron 4 Belle
Isle. ST ell sef1or de Passe Croix en-
cuentra alguna ves { la conlesas
hara muy bien en- voivsrla la espal-
da. pues por haberse burlado aque-
LA de el. no merece mas que su In
diferecia y despreciC.
,Se ruega al sef1cr de Pssse CrCix
vaya Ia posads del Zorro de Gro
en- doDde encontrsr6 81 maleta J
sus pistolas
La carta carecfa oe frma y Vic
tor Sc oprimfa la cabeza marmu
rando:
-Crso que acabare por volverms
loco como mi hermana.
Regis.r6 escrupulosanente tode
la casa nc enc~rtr6 NADIA, y dss.
3ues Sc march0 4 Locmarta y entr0
en- el Zorro de Orc.
-tDics Exoi exclsm6 Ia posaderA
nj verle. ICrefs que hsbfss muertoi
Hace dos dfse one cs fuisteis....
-iDos dlasf
ST. fue sntesyer, viernes poT
u noche...,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

ndo necssidad de braceros
La p oar no que hay en- las nncas
Poon noaatro EstadO para la e1piosao,Jda
Go huess :d,,s+ria heLequenera, que caoa
90 ID dassarrolla mas, bier para los
uIa ;os q DO Ia agriculture, ha ooheaoo
.,nchos propietarios recufrr "
nn;oraci6n para propcrclonarse,o ;nta
na,1ilias de diferentes parties ,anto uei ,a
rior. va chinos, vienen periou,od pndaa. no
contratados para dlversas n@o 10. 10 obs
20 Coo contingente no basta auh: NJ 49,, VoS
30 10 1oo las nartidas quo llegan, aun laltan
Sna1oa ,Tal es el auge de nuestra pliu
onasD oinaI i,,dnstria tai es ell cuielvo 4oo
cipa' os lp damandan en- diiatadas OK
| tensionesl .nro an nusvas
:o;rraoif.pas ensayar con Son
ntns i,aares Una de esas que, acenaa ~
1a 9 Ios va dichas, SO ha procuraoo 80 y 90
cnosnltando las condiclones @ ue, mss al
atc etc es la de Puerto hlIo - al.
es ciarto Que Sc han conua'"u ao mo.
0np0s centenares de peones, ,,,,tsdo no
hos ia Ii SoI fod0 satisfactJrlo, pnes mu
n do ellos han abandonado las hnSal
ouos Ias cn,les fuaron cOltratados' Poo'
P,Ss Para a. 40 haher l.egado a ellas
desPues 70 b;an el asunto de la lnml
. 80 oo,rtorriouena, segun hemos %
eIo ba yenido dandO tema aiSo
Ssr' nna Sr, 6roauos dc Ia prensa De Ia 1ssT .ahs
n n,}n nno u otro periodico oe Ia Id Je
"a nara esrribir articuiOs cohlo@a,o1
na' a nerc p" tomando como base un uaoi' supuis, :,
10 o' nal trato la retribueion msIasI a1aoa,
dol trabaio, tambien supuessa, pne
doA do adem3s el dano que le csusa q Lnv
~ ~ mes que ls quita Ia agfiSsala' " w.
w' ! Pas las Adustrias de azdcar ,tn1 as ia e
sua q son son las, que ALI tienen mayor =
nortancia, brazos que reclsman pa
fomanto desarrollo- ..o.;sno
plausible es y revela paarioeisnoa paSa 4
an. oue peri6dicos ae sssqf'e1la sq psaaens ss,a :
Ia d dfiIla. Sc esfuercen por evitar la zero M
r 10 de trabsj jadores, por mas que .es,If, esrTf
obtengan de su trabajo all ei resurs, no
ous nbtienen en- las fincas de campo
ivo. yucatan 8 dedicandose otros e)erci,
Nv on esta ciudad, capital del Estado. i
ado. ege patri6tico fin no debe perses ules nat
costa de la verdad y de la Jussicia, eSL
q do ipculpaciones que no tienen razor ea
aras scr sore los hacendados yacaeee
10 10 Los traoajadores portorriquen;os ;ao, COZ
Ill buen salario como todos los lorna,l
de- campo de Yucatan, y 81 oeJan =,
L. halo de las fucas, ganan como cohoo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

Iquinas de escribir eo De an, ?.
el operator levanta "a
bda momento para yer 10
/, agura que Sc ha equiVo'
kalmente Sc ha equivocado'
|regir. o.,,,+a
has Glen razones famlllarGs 20
linen en- maquina. 1000 II
nsando la maquina $oLl-
E1tu7'0 UtSible
!gente en- Puerto Rico, l.
|,ales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
.Sastrerla
HUEL SAVING

lcA1sobEIBLE /.
|lerte estableclnir9ns = 90 nan
que es. cIniH da "a Capi.
[mejor sastre % IN ousto
byela en- too ~ +raies
lpasaG'd; (rpssiendcle al PdSdIico dd ssma. una
Ia de pagar *l.2o seha
1ncesi6u favor&bllisima 60
enhorabuena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05
DANIELA

y sali6 hace un momento' ofeo q"o
est4 en- la iglesis.
Asom6se Victor q las vidrierss
de Ia porterfa desie la que Sc vela
fachada del hotel; y oil Yer luI su
una de las ventsCas del seq uue
piso, pers6 que So padre estaoa e.
casa. att
portsro, no liam6is para avs
mi llegada,. pues quiero snnlr ?
| la escalera de servicio
Y asf 10 hizo subiendo con
\ cha l,gereza sin encontra1
/ die. Al .legar al segunuo
II atraves6 IN corredor y dio oo
pecitos en- uus puerta.
tAdeIantei dijo una ve
4 recouocio por Ia de So padre'
H Hsllabase este en- su oe
4 seatado en- an sil.6n 10
Il con las pieruss cruzsdss' u
\ apoysda en- las nanos
asus cavilaciones. Al vsr
Victor di6 IN grlto de
alegrie, pero lie VIC pan
en- 81 actitud algo que
atenci6n.
II ida d6nde vienes.
-Da Nantes. paore
| t6 Victor cerrando
. apoyandose en- Ia cn'
, 50 psdre.
: -iY pusde saberS
Me bati.
E. baron Sc estre'
!. ST, me batf, q,
con uno de los que
e en- soiogoe; CON "a
d la causa de Ia ioc'
a. -aQ16 me cusas
-Pero aptes que
e. cosas, es prect
nos ocupemcs pudo
q -lAhl hiao y Taga aga
meoos de ex
co inquietud 81
'ro acento qa o' pa
" -Cfao itse
drs milo
co. Nv. ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-05

sCuantas horss dur6 81 sueloP
LIE habrfa costEdo mucho trsbajo
precisarlo cuando Sc despert6. al
ahrir los oios vi6 que estsba tendi-
do en- ell lecho que hatfs en- ell fon.
do de Ia choza y one los rayos del
sol, penetraban por Ia alberta puer-
"a, Sc refisjsban en- las cortinas de
de sarga. Lcs,dos homhres habisn
dessparecido.