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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05
SOUTHEAST NEWS

The Anderson Coil Hoop Com.
pauy is to locate nt Maiden. They
employ 100 men.
De Soto is TO have watcrworks
system at Il cost of $50 900, and it
is ts be in running condition by
August.
The Western Lime Works of Ste.
Gcnrvievc, III its enlarged rondi
ton, will have II capacity for 100,
600 barrels annually.
Perryvillc is to have Il new court
house to cost $3l $40. The con
tract was let last week and it is 10
be completed by Dee. |, 1904.
Della Blessing, four year old
girl at New Madrid, was burned to
death on the 18th ult by her
clothes catching fire from standing
too near a king heater.
An indictment for murder in the
second degree has been found
against c. p. Hawkins for the kill.
ing of Harry Cover at kennett last
week. Hawkins is out on 500 ,O0C
bail.
The business meeting of the
Southeast Missouri Odd Fellows
Association will bc held at DE Soto
February 9 and 10. About lJ0
delegates are expected and the local
lodge will entertain them with a
banquet.
Louis Ilouck and his wife want
to give Cape Girardeau Il library
and for that purpose will deposit
with trust company in st. Louis
$50, 900 in per cent bonds until
il is possible for the town to Use it.
If not claimed in five years it will
revert to the Houcks.
A beautiful cut glass window has
been placed in the Methodist Church
at New Madrid in honor of Benton
Aiken, who has been steward, trus-
tee aud Sunday school superintend-
ent extending over period of near.
~ fifty years. The congregation
desired to pay tribute to Mr.. Aiken
while he is living.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

OId Politician, " who prrrolatcs
III, iuuurudos and ISLANDERS through
the CiIohr.Drmorrat aud is taken
seriously by the readers Of that pm
per. made Il covert thrust at State
Treasurer Williams in recent is.
size OF the Globe. II was in sub
stance that the work on State Hos.
pitai No. I at Pennington had
ncru retarded 10y reason of the
State Treasurer holding up the
fund, appropriated for that iuStitu-
ton and farming them out; that
month after month, while this was
going on. Treasurer Williams failed
completely to publish the monthly
report of the condition of the funds
u the treasury, which the law
makes 1t his duty 10 do; and to
quot" further odd Politician s.
words, somebody made big money
onto the investment o. them Farm.
iugtou funds This was little
more than sturdy, honest L. T..
Williams proposed to stand from
even such n dark.lantern character
assassin as Old Politician. whose
identity, if it were known, would
reveal the animuS Of his copious
scrlbbllngS. Treasurer Williams
called down the Globe Democrat,
which is legally responsible for the
publication of the ISLANDERS, proved
that each aud every statement of
Old Politician was as bare of
truth rs Il thistle is of figs, aud
peremptorily demanded of theGlobe
an editorial retractiun Of the false
charges. The Globe promptly ac =
coded to the demand and ate its
humble pie in these words: There
is no reason to doubt his (Trcas
urcr Williams statement of facts
concerning the Pennington funds
is correct. Certainly we have nc
disposition or occasion to question
Col. Williams integrity and gen .
eral good character, official or per.
sonal, and our correspondent dis,
claims any such intention. " Tn,
only ridiculous thing in the apollo,
gy is the disclaimer for our cor,
respondent, " who knew his per
was dripping lies every time il
touched the paper.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

II can't be- said that harmony IN
tine Democratic party is spelled
with a big II, but it hasn't by any
means a monopoly of Iuharmou.
iousncss. The Republican party
has troubles of its own that keep
ITS iuards in a condition of unrest.
High murk.a.mucks like Roosevelt
aud Hanna eye each other askauce.
and Hanna would play the card up
his sleeve against Roosevelt if he
were sure il was a winner In
Missouri the Federal otdccholdcrs
and the fellows who want to be
Federal uilirchOld5rS are Snarllng
At each other Up in Mexico the
latter have filed charges of some
sort against Postmaster TrcIoar.
the man who defeated Champ Clark
for Congress IN the slump year,
land ARE irving 10 put somebody
elise tu his place; while in the Jack
son county congressional district
the other day the onicr-holdcrs and
anti Office holders each held Il con.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

Senator Foraker Of Ohio, who Is
very close to the President. iutro-
duced short bill in the Senate
last week to amend the Sherman
anti trust law. In the opinion of
many of the leading members OF
Congress, this amendment if passed
would annul the criminal clause Of
that law and throw wide open the
door to trusts of every kind, Well
known trust operators visited
Washington just before the amend
ment was introduced, and their
visit is thought to have had some.
thing TO do with the movement ;
and as Senator Foraker is a rccog
ni2ed representative of President
Roosevelt, it is taken that the lat
ter is at least covertly in favor of
the amendment. There are those
who do not hesitate to say that
there is no room for doubt that it
is n bid, if not II bargain, of the
Administration for Wall Street
support in the coming campaign.
This bold move on the part of an
outspoken Administration Senator
and the trusts will make the trust
question even more prominent than
it has been in the campaign, and
show to the people that they need
not hope for any relief or protec.
ton from trust monopoly by the
present Administration or the Re.
publican party.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05
County Court Proceedings.

County Court met Monday in rcgu.
lar session with all member, present
Dum-hop license, were granted to
sam rruugcr, Mart William, aud
Henry G.. Meyer.
Petition for change of road, signed
by J. ). Gos,om, j. Is. Jennings, ct
uD., continued to adjourned term
Cuur, authorized collector TO accept
Voucher, Of iron Mountain road in set.
tlvMcul Of taxes.
Warrant, were issued in favor Of the
following persons:
Supt. Of county fam, j
W Watson, for farm cNpcm-
Sos. ...................Sl 97 80
VIM. AIcurn, material fur
ui-hcd poor farm. ....... 90
Ouo Anderson, poor person 10 90
Morris Bros, material tot
county farm. ......... 80 90
Or. $ + Thurman, re.
llci Of poor person =. 49,. II 90
hos IIiggnbotham, Icarr
Of Mary + Polite .... 80 90
Jacob Ilclbcr, supplies fur
ni,hcd cour, house, inlI, etc, 60 %
II ;. shaw, Jr., making
taxpayers list ............ - 90
I. j. KIM, taking trNti-
mony at inquest Of Harry Lett 90
Lead Belt News, publish
tng sale notice county farm, 90
T.. c. Grolock, supplies
furnished county farm. 49,. c %
kollmcycr " son, saving
court house wood ...... 20 80
TclIcy-kcin Lumber Co.,
lumber furnished court house
andiail.. ; 81
Meyer Bros coal for Jail. 90
Progress, publishing sale OF
county farm .......... 90
Perry Mccormick, convey.
aucc to county farm. ..... 30
Grand Leader, supplies
furnished county farm .. y 80
Alexander Machine Co,
". * on Jail ,. %
Buxton IL skinner, stat'y. 80 20
II NJ. Murphy. saving
wood nj Jail ............ 20 80
II. NJ. Murphy, days at
tendance on Probate Court II 90
j. \ Lawrence, express
anu P"H''Sc ............. v"
II. NJ. Murphy, conveying
insane person 10 Hospital
No .............. l" w
$, j. Ilcnscy, inquest bill
on body of Harry Lett -. "a 40
S. j. IIcnslcy, Inquest bill
on body Of VIM Patrick 2G 23
5, j. lIcn,ley, inquest bill
on body Of Jno. K Harper. IL 80
Or A. l.. Evans, attend.
nncc On smallpox patients. 30 90
Mccormick. Sprott Il Co,
supplies furnished Co Farm, 81 60
DR.. S. prcsnell, attending
smallpox patients ........ 40 90
II NJ. Murphy, board of
prisoners 5O7 90
Times Printing Co, notice
of sale of county farm. -. 90
Hospital No. 4, care of in
mates 325 90
john Chandler. attendance
at smallpox quarantine. 49,. 10 90
Pennington News, publish
ing sale notice of county farm 3 90
Court ordered collector to collect
from IN. Il. Ranes on 800 valuation,
instead of 5000.
Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad
assessed at Sl24,91G.7j Bell Tcle-
phone Co assessed at "a, 19164; NJ.
X. & b. 7. Railroad assessed at 81
$3.50.
Crepe papcr--to close out---J |
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05
THE BUTLER TRIAL ON.

The trial Of Ed BntIrr, under
indictment for bribery in the st.
Louis lighting bill, was begun at
Fulton, where it was taken on
change Of yrnuc, on the ID inst.
\ verdict will probably hc reached
to-day
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05
MR.. HAYES TO SPEAK HERE.

Harry b lIawrS, candidate for
the Observation-Disclosures for Gov
crnor is announced to speak ut
Bounr Trrrr Thursday evening,
February llth, at Flat River. Fri
day evening Eth, and at Farm
iugtou saturday afternoons the
1atI
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

The cases of the st. Louis con :
victed boodlers which have been
appealed to the Supreme Court
have been delayed by reason of
their failure to perfect their APP
peals by paying the docket fees.
Assistant Attorney General Sam
b. Jeffries last Saturday filed
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05
EIGHT HOUR LAW UPHELD
The Supreme Court Decides That il is
Constitutional in a Case Appealed
From This County.

The Supreme Cort last Monday
decided the ease of the Catherine
Lead Company, appealed from
this county, and uphoIds the con
stltutIOnality of the under. ground
eight hour law, which was intro
duccd 10y Mr.. J. l.. bradley in the
House and passed by the Lrgisla-
ture three years ago. Mrssrs d.
Cantwell, Magcnnu and Edwards
proprlctors of the Catherine Lead
Company, were convicted under
this law of working their under
ground men ten hours Il day.
An appeal was taken to the Su.
prcme Court to test the validity of
the law, aud the decision Of the
lower court was affirmed, the de.
PENDANTS being fined and the law
held to he constitutional
This law was one of Senator !
H. Bradlcy's pet measures when
he was member of the House,
and his unrcleuting labor to get
| it through is one Of the reasons of
his great popularity among the
miners of 81. Francois county, and
why they are willing to support
him for almost any public office he
wants
The largest line Of writing tablet,
i
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

The ground hog saw his shadow
last Tuesday, which according to an
old superstition means that we will
have six weeks more of winter; but
we would have that in this section
whether he saw his shadow or not.
The calendar spring doesn't begin uu-
til the 2lst Of March, and we always
have plenty of disagrecable weather
after that date.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

Fine new line of hot water bags
Scasonablc goods--cveryeRe guaran-
eed. l.. NJ. Laakman
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05
UNIVERSAL OINTMENT

/, guaranteed to cure piles, letter,
eczema, nasal calarrh, pmpIcs, ,or,s
and ctupiions OF any kind DE per
box. Manufactured solely by
T.. NJ. LAAKMAN, Druggist.
Huntington, Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05
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ANNOUNCEMENT;


i The day of publication of
s THE TINES is changed from
s Thursday to Friday OF each
! week. The change is made to
1 enable us to cover more of the
/ current weeks news. which
5 we believe will better serve its
; readers, and for other matters
: of business convenience to the
. publishers and patrons of the
. paper. The paper will go out
/ in the early Friday morning
, mails, and reach every post
5 office in the county on the
, same day or Saturday.
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

Crepe papcr--to close out--5
cents per roll +. NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-05

Court ordered collector to collect
from IN. i. Raines on 800 valuation,
instead of 5000.
Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad
assessed at S124, 1868. Bell Tcle-
phone Co. assessed at S4,19164; NJ
X. & b. T.. Railroad assessed at ST.
i21 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
CoOSejO Executive
Acuerdo importante

En- Ia session celebrada por Ell Con-
cejo Executive anteayer, fue tornado
ell siguiente acuerdo con respecto al
pago de los ofciales de elecci6n:
Sc acord6 que todos los jueces
de election Sc les pagase dos dias &
raz6n de $3.50 por dia Y S1-O0 por dia
pOr subsistencia, cuyo pago compren-
dera los servicios prestados por di-
chos jueces en- los dias de election 6
inscripciones, que es Ell lfmite del ITEM
po que la ley fla.
Sc orden6 que q todos los secreta-
rios de elecciones Sc les pague un dia
4 raz6n de $3.50 por dia y1 IN dollars
por subsistencia, en- compens acion
completa de sus servicios prestados
que no Sc haga pago alguno los jue-
ces de elecciones en- concepto de viaie,
por no existir autoriza aci6n ninguna
para hacer dichos pages.
FL Conceio tambi6n acordo que ell
superintendent de Elecciones arregle
todas las reclamaciones hechas por
los jueces de elecciones segdn provisto
arriba, con esta exception: Que ell Su-
perintendente de Elecciones esta auto
rizado para pagar los jueces de cleo
clones por un solo dia de servicio, en-
caso de que estos solo hayan servido
IN dia.
Esta resolution fu6 .trasmitida al
Tesorero, Superintendent de
al Official Pag ador de la
Legislative.
El Concejo Executive ha termina-
do la revision de los trabajos electo-
rales presentados por los iueces de los
precintos de Ia isla, pero los referen-
tes & algunos precintos de los distri-
tos de Mayaguez y Aguadilla, queda-
ran por analizar, debido & que no fue-
ron debid amente entregados por los
jueces.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
NAN|F FESTACION

Rio-Piedras, Hato- o-Nuevo, % de
Noviembre de 1904.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy senor mio de mi mas dis
tinguida consideration.
Para complacer varias distin-
guidas personalidades de este barrio,
le agradecere intim amente Sc sirva
hacer constar en- su viril publication
10 siguiente.
El que suscribe pertenecio en- las
elecciones atrasadas, al NAL llamado
partido republicano, pero hoy conven-
cido de q. la <Union de los puertorri-
quenos1 es la 1nica salvacion de nues-
ira patria, me desligo por complete
de todo compromise contraido con
aquel partido, quien no quiero cali
fear, suscribo de buena IS los prin-
cipios sanos de Ia <Uni6n,1 porque
ellos encarnan la dignidad y la ver-
gtienza de los patriotas.
Gracias sef1or director por la pu-
blicaci6n de estas lfneas, quedando &
sus ordenes su mas atento amigo Y CO.
rreligionario.!
Juan Josi Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
EL SR. DAUBON EN- AMERICA

Las importantes revistas &Cuba Y
Americas y Gel Americanoo, que Sc
editan en- la Habana Y Nueva York,
respectivamonte, dediean mercedes
elogios al distinguido escritor Y poeta
don Jose Antonio Daub6n, por su IL
bro &Cosas de Puerto Rico3; Ell cual
ha merecido de competentes crfticos
juicios discretos que hacen mucho ho-
nor al autor.
LIE felicitamos SINGER amente por
esos triunfos, del mismo modo que
la prensa neoyorquina habanera,
deseamos que Sc publique Ia segunda
serie de estos cuadros que vienen &
revivir Ia vida puertorriquena que
tiende desaparecer, pero que tene-
mos Ell deber de conservar como obra
de Ia tradicion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
En- Ia CatedIa|

Anoche ocup6 Ia catsdra sagrada
ca Ia iglesia de Catedral, el presbftero
don joss de Aliaza, ell cual pronunci6
un elocuente discurso acerca de la ne
cesidad de los Sacramentos en- la vida
cristiana.
FL padre Aliaza fue eseuchado con
religioso silencio por una concurren.
cia que llenaba el temple de bote en-
bote.
Esta noche, ell rotable orador sa-
grado padre Berries, disertara acerca
de ell Sacramento de Ia Reconciliation,
con la magestad que distingue al padre
Berries.
Estas fiestas que celebra la Cate
dral, enla solemne termin aci6n del afio
iubilar de la Purfsima, son verdadsros
torneos -religiosos, en- donde
los mejores oradores sagrados de Ia
isla exponen brillantes doctrinas cato
licas que merecen Ell respeto y la vene-
raci6n de todos los feles por sus bril-
llantes enseflauzas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
Una Investigation ~.
como Otras nuchas

Ell director de prisiones senior Lu-
zunaris ha termina do Ell informe de Ia
Investigation practicable en- la carcel
de Puerta de TERRA, con motive de los
atropellos denunciados por la prensa,
cometidos con alguuos presos de aquel
departamento.
En- el informe que sera presentado
al Comisionado de Sanidad, Carload
y Prisiones senior Gomez Brioso.
ell director de prisiones especifica mi
nuciosamente Ia hoja de servicios do
cada uno de los condenados, pero
apenas discurre acerca de los atrope-
Hos de que fueroa v1ctimas los presos
y que es precisamente Ell motive por Ell
cual SO denuncio los referidos hechos
al Gobarnador, para que Sc abriera
una investigaci6n y depuren las res
ponsabilidades que tanto en- los fun
cionarios de IA carcel de Puerta de
TERRA como en- los que acusaron & los
referidos empleados, pudiera caberles,
La prensa no trata nunca de salir
& la defensa de individuos de malos
antecedentes, pero es un deber impe-
trar Ell auxilio de Ia justicia en- los
atropellos que son efectuados contra
seres indefensos, ouando mas desgra-
ciados mas dignos de lastima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
Junta de Sandal

Esta tarde celebro Ia reunion Junta
de Sandal, discuti6se algunos ar
tfcalos del reglamento del departamsn-
to que fueron eHmend dados.
-El alcalde de Ponce senior Do
menech, present6 la Junta para su
aprobaci6n, un plano con objeto de la
vsnta de las carnes que Sc expenden
81 pGblico, para que sean convenien-
temente guardadas en- jaulas de hie-
rro, al mismo tempo las referidas
Jaulas serviran para resguardar Ia
carne del polvo insectos.
aver sall6 para Ia isla sl ms
pector del ramo doctor Saldaaa, ell
cual Sc propone hacer una investiga-
ci6n sanitaria en- los ppsblos pertene-
cientes su distrito.
I'll doctor SaldaHa probablemente
permanecera una quincena en- Ia isla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
RepubIicanOS de Toa- -Baja, Sc
queiian del Czarismo entr0Di-
zadO deOtrO de su partido

El siguiente p&rrafo es de una car
ta que algunos republicanos, de Toa-
baja, remiten un periodico adverse,
rio:
&En la conciencia de cada republi-
canO esta grabada con caracteres in
delebles, la causa por la cual nuestro
partido ha sido derrotado; uno de
los principales factores de esta derro-
ta, es Ia debilidad demostrada por al
gunos de nuestros cuerpos directories al
resolver los asuntos que Sc suscitaban
en- el seno della colectividad, xponi6ndo-
sesiempre al lado do aquellos que en- ca
da localidad Sc erigfan en- eDICTADoRES
ABSOLUTOS,> miranda con pasmosa
indiferencia al pueblo que con raz6n
vefa defraudadas sus aspiraciones le-
g1timas y que por la misma raz6n de
ser republicanos, sufrfan en- silencio,
ahogando su dolor, para que no Sc les
llamara &traidores;H porqus daban Ell
grito contra Ell <Czarismo3 entroniza-
do dentro del partido.~
Ell p&rrafo que deiamos transcri-
to, es bastante elocuente, y no necesi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
CORTE DE DISTR|TO

En- la apelaci6n interpuesta por
Guillermo Fernandez, representado
por ell abogado Antonsanti contra Eu-
sebio Mojica, en- cobro de pesos, la
Corte senal6 ell dia del corriente,
para la vista de la mocion presentada
por el apelante, y que volviese ra-
dicare Ia apelaci6n en- la lista de plei-
tos.
Ell abogado Antonsanti, en- nom
bre de don Pedro s. Battistlni, hs
presentado una petici6n de eCerciora-
RI, ante ell tribunal Supreme, relacio-
n&ndose con IN fallo dado por la
Corte de Distrito de Ponce, contra el
seflor Basttistini.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
RENUNCIA ACEPTADA

Ell Presidente ha aceptado la re-
nuncia de w. Ell. Elliott como con.isio-
nado del Interior de Puerto Rico en-
una atenta carta que copiada al pie de
Ia letra es como sigue:
<Casa Blanca, Washington, No
viem bre II de 1904.
Mi estimado Comisionado Elliott:
FL aceptar su renuncia deseo ex-
presar mi cordial reconocimiento por
los servicios fieles y honrosos que u.s.
ted ha prestado en- la isla de Puerto
Rico. Siento que usted Sc yea obli-
gado & renunciar. Con los mejores
deseos, quedo de usted sinceramente,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Hon. w. II. Elliott,
New Castle, Indiana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02

que cada cual tomase el rumbo que
le llevaran sus ideas.
Bien desearfa publican en- IN pc
ri6dico de mi colectividad este artfcu-
10, pero Sc que no me 10 recibirfan.
Por ESQ me acojo las columnas de
LA DEMoCRACIA, que aunque peri6di-
co adversario, ha acogido en- otras
ocasiones manifestaciones polfticas de
correligionarios nnios, conf ando, des-
de luego, en- Ia amabilidad de su direc-
tor, mi amigo particular.
Muchas cosas mas tendrfa que ex-
poner para justifcar mas a1n las eau
sas de nuestra derrota, pero harfa de.
masiado extenso este trabajo. QuizGs
en- otra OCCASION continGe.
N, NJ. VI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
Gratas ViSiitaS

Hemos recibido eeta ma1ana, las
visitas de numerosos y distinguidos
amigos de Ponce, Mayaguez, Yauco,
Guayama, Arroyo, Arecibo y de otros
puntos de Ia isla, los cuales han ve-
nido & San Juan con Ell fin de asistir q
La Asamblea unionista de hoy.
Agradecemos mucho las visitas
que nos han dispens ado esos aprecia-
bles amigos, reiterando todos nues-
tro afectuoso saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
Sa|a de SOcorros

Curados en- ell dfa de aver: Juan
Maldonado, de herida contusa por
desgano sobre la pulpa del dedo me
dio de la mano izquierda, leve; Fran
cisco Carazo, de una confusion con
eqnimosis sobre la region lateral IL
quierda, leve; Miguel Pinto, de una
confusion en- la region parietal IL
quierda, leve.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
AsambIea uniOnista

Esta tarde las dos, daran CO.
mienzo los trabajos de la Asamblea
unionista que Ia formaran los miem-
bros que compsnen Ia Junta Central
en- plenO y los deleg ados electos q la
Camara.
va sc encuentran en- esta tOdos
los amigos que han de asistir q la
Asamblea, la cual promote quedar
muy concurrida. Era de esperarse,
dada la trascendencia de los asuntos
que en- ella han de tratarse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
FUERA De PEL|GRO

La estimable dana dof1a Paquita
Labrador de Gaudier, residente en-
Mayagnez, Sc encuentra va fuera dc
peligro de su grave enfermed ad.
Nos compl lacemos en- dar la noticia
de la desaparicion de toda gravedad,
On la dolencia de tan apreciable se1o-
ra, deseando que cuanto antes ex-
perimente absolute meiorfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
A B S j { | 7 .

Aver Sc dicto fallo absolutorio en-
Ia causa que el Juzgado Munich
pal segufa contra don jose de J. Pes
quera, por un artfculo publicado en-
este periodico en- % de Julio 1ltimo,
titulado &Verd ades sobre la Compaffa
f6rrea del Oeste.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
CASINO ESPAnOL De ARECIBO

Con motive de celebrarse ell dia
del actual q festivid ad de la Inmacu-
lada Conception, patrona de Espa1a,
Ia Directiva de aquel centro de recreo,
ha acordado llevar q efecto en- ell in
dicado dia IN bale de sociedad en- los
salones del referido Casino.
Quedamos agradecidos la invi-
tacion que Sc nos haee, para asistir &
dicha fiesta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-12-02
Juzgado de Paz
CONDEMNS IMPUESTAS

Por infringir las ordenanzas ma
nicipales fueron multados: Francisco
Nazario con 2 dollars, Alberto Santa
na 3, Maximino Rosario ?, Te6flo
Chileno 2, Juana Ambelo 2, Patricia
Santana 2, Rosa Torres 2, Celestino
Betancourt 4, Severe Quinones l, Ma
nuel Rodriguez /, Higinio Espino 2.