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FOR sALE-coUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Nine-ro0m house; cellar;
porches: wood shed; chicken house;
stable for two horses and carriage; well
OF water at door. spring; shade; fruit,
two acres; situated GOO feet from Gien-
dale station. Nd. Pennsylvania Raiiro"d
unincumhered and can be sold on
terms Address or call on Ci
SICKLES, Store No. 2. Navy Yard, -.
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SAMUEL I. SMlTE & CO.,
1872 c Street II. W.
F0R SALE Fine Home Bargains.
Special Reduced Prices Home-
seekers Opportunities. Dea'i De-
lay, RHi Inspect Kew.

s3, 4J0-New 2-story and cellar bay-win-
dow brick. s rooms. bath latest
p.umb!n2), and a. n T.; excellent cOndi-
q SITS H. c.
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wANTED-HOUSES.

PARTY LEAVING CITY desires TO Sc
cure furnished house from October /.
Address. giving all particulars, BOX
430 this office. II
TED-IIOuses for sale o. rent. IN
all sections Of the city or suburbs; sat
isfactOry results guaranteed. ATkIN-
SON & BALLARD co, Inc, Real Es-
tate, Loans, ana Insurance. III st
NV. syg-u
NVANTED-Six OF seven room house
with hau. r. HARRIS, 1@0 Mass. ave.
NV. JNle-5e
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8, ,s50-New 2-story and cellar bay-win-
dow bricks. rooms, bath, fur
mace, and m l.; near Columbia
Heights.
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FOR SALE--sl00 CASH.
BALANCE so A MONTH.
NEW HOUSE IN BLOOMINGDALE
REDUCED TO $3.50.
Built to sell for IS. .750.
Eight rooms. Reception hall. Tiled
bath. Porcelain tub. Beautiful man
tells. Open freplaces. Room for
stable on lot. ONE SELDOM HAS y
CHANCE TO BTTY A BARGAIN on
SUCH TERMS.
jys-st s6i-So6-Sos + st. NV.
IN sz<t-ELLENT INVESTMENT.
TWO BRICKS, renting for SIS per month
squares from new Union Station;
trus $1,000 at per cent PRICE,
$500. Always rented.
GEORGIA AVE SOUTHEAST, near
car line Six rooms; lot 20xl00. A coy
home on easy payments. only Sle3
cash; balance monthly, in amounts
10 suit your convenience. PRICE.
BARNARD & MARK,
THE oval Sign. 1872 G " W.
FOR sALE-Near Washington Circle
Fine brick dwelling; 6 rooms; bath; la
trobe heat lot 25Xli5. VIII be sold at
WiLLIGE, GIBBS < DANIEL. COS 18th.
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FOR skLE- Georgetown Heishts-Fine
old brick residence; rooms: bath; lot
2xl20, trust $500; $3.50 casn VIII buy.
WlLLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, COO 18th.
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FOR sALE-$5OO CASH viii buy fine six
room brick dwelling, on wide avenue
Northwest; in excellent condition.
wiLLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, so5 18th.
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and Thomas SITS. ne.i rented at SS5 ;
trust 81 500; price. $3.50. A line invest
ment for $1,000 cash.
WILLIGE, GIBBS q DANIEL. COS 18th
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FOR sALE-ss.O0o. RENTING FOR SIS
mo- room brick dwelling on 18th ~.
FOR SALES, ,s50-1lth st. ne. between
a and +; Z rooms; bath; stone and
FOR SALES. .15o-F st. ne. between
! 10Th and lIth; stories and basement.
4 FOR SALES. 700-5th 81. ne, rooms
and bath: lot 20xl00.
/ FOR SALES. 150-l0th st. ne, between
= and c; s rooms and bath; Z2Xl00.
FOR SALE-$Z. .SJe-Bay window brick;
rooms and bath; on ID st. ne, near 18th.
! FOR SALE-S2 6J0-6th st. ne, between
and g bay window brick rooms
STONE < FAIRFAX. Soi-s-s + ST NV.
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/ TAKE THE BIG GREEN CARS FOR
ELLASTON TERRACE.
/ The suburb that leads them all SO a
/ month put into an Ellaston Terrace lot
/ cannot fail 10 pay handsomely as an
/ investment No better place IN the Dis
| trict for a home. Is 10 20 minutes from
I departments and business centers- Get
! of at Red Tent, Ellaston Terrace.
HOWARD F. JOHNSON & CO.,
| Phone North 1499-R jy4-tf
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Among the Improvements to be made
at the Navy Yard in the near future
is a coal handling plant, which viii cost
$4,000
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ONE SQUARE FROM LIBRARY
sze5O.

Low PRICED PROPERTY IN Sd ST
s. Z, between two ear lines. De-
sirable location Brick: six rooms and
bath TWO story brick stable front
ing on 2s-foot-widc alley. Well rented.
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ITG RARGATN IN TOTs-

49, choice lots Will be sold in the
SchuetZcn Park subdivision. These
h iront % feet on Steubeu ST.. which
IS continuation of Columbia Road. and
rGn through to Morris ST. Sewer alread=
in; Iz4a feet OF parking free; only "A feS
squares from Florida ave, ana just
east Of BrightWCOd ave. overlooking
new filtration plant. Meet as there sun
day. Prices from S575 10 $3.50 per lot.
iNa-Hf
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FOR RENr-SUBURBAN.

A very desirable suburban home; a
good ten-room house, stable. corn house,
and all necessary outbuildings; abund-
ance Of fruit: 81 acres very rich ground.
situated OF Queens Chapel Road, two
squares from Rhode Island ave. electric
cars. 20 minutes TO 1tE and y sts- nv.
one fare; price, $50 per month. see
SAM7L c. HILL WITH z. LODGE HILL
Excl. Agents, soz F st. N. W.
my18-fr. .Su-tf.
FOR RENT-In Hyattsville. Md; sew
eral desirable homes; with cOuveniences.
GEO. e. WALKER, Hyattsville, Md
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given cut the contracts for the addition
70 Peck Memorial Chapel at the inter-
section of Pennsylvania Avenue. n and
Twenty-eighth Streets northwest. The
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3,t0o-On Washington Heights. new ?
story and cellar brick. rCCu1ss re-
ception hall. bath, and a. III l.
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a SpLENUEI UppURE UNITY
purchase home nvenn Desirable Houses the Cap
ol WELL BULT-s3e1sl Each renting fer SIS MONTH The
price has been reduced t ake quick sale Syndicate
EASY PAYMENTS-s35o cash. balance, SO month; low rate
of interest
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81. .910-For Sale LangdOn, new nine room
house; bath; Grst story brick; slate roof
finished in quartered oak; l,5O0 square
feet ground: fruit and shade trees, cost
$3.50 10 build. exclusive of lot; could not
be duplicated for less than $500. CAL
or address e a. n. LAWSON, 10th and
Frankfort sts.. IaDgiOn Take Mary
land (geeen) cars OF G. St; get of 9th
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FOR SALE-Two Groom and bath
bricks. near Lincoln Park, at bargain.
kARRtCk q METCALF, 1883 q ST.
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NORTHEAST SECTION
Six rooms and bath. $500
Seven rooms and bath.........S3.0 600
ATKINSON x BALLARD CO., Inc.
Real Estate Loans. and Insurance.
1411 O St. y. W. jy9-3t
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So, zJ0-NeW 2-StOTy anG cellar bay-Win-
dow brick. s rooms. bath latest
p.umbing1, and a. n T.; excellent condi-
ton; Let l5-5Sll0 II. 10 al, near lIth and
G SITS Il. e.
s2s50-New 2-story and cellar bay-win-
dow bricks, 8 rooms, bath, fur
mace. and a. n l.; near Columbia
Heights.
s2,ioo-On Washington Heights. new ?
story and cellar brick. rooms re-
ception hall. bath. and a. n. +
s2.e50-Near 18th ard c sts. n. e, 2-st5ry
and cellar has window brick. s
rooms. bath, and j n :
window brick. rJoms. bath. ard
a m T.; fine condition.
2S.ooO-N. J. ave. n. W. 2-stoFy and base
nent bay-windcw brick. rooms.
bath. and a N. l.: WI rent for s25 per
month.
s.. 2.7J0-New 2-story bay-window bricks. 7
rooms. bath, and a. n. T., near
18th ST. and Pa. ave. s c.
s2,s75--ce9ter Eckington, 2-story, sttls.
and a. m J.; lot 25xle0 It.
s.. 3.S50-MOunt Pleasant, 9-story and cellar
frame. 8 rooms. eath. furnace, and
a III. l.; lot 25X100 It
S. .650-Near 22d end sts n w-fne s.
story mans4rd-Toof frame, vida
porch. 10 rooms. baeh. and a. N. D.; good
condition; lot lSxI5 IT.; terms easy.
s, 2,z50-Near 18th aad d SITS. :. e. new ?
story bay-wlndow brick, 8 rooms.
bath, and a. m. J.
sS.o0O-Near \. Cap. and P sts-. 2-story
bay-Window brick. 6 rooms. bath.
and a. m. T.; lot 16xl0q IT.
s.. 3.65O-Near sth ard Q sts T. W. 2-story
and basement bay-windOw brick.
rooms. bath, and a. m. l.
ATTENTION.
INVESTORS, INVESTORS
FINE 10 PER CENT INVESTMENTS
Drop postal for list OF good properties
that will increase your Income
Sam'I 7. Smith 6 Co.
1921 6 Street INV.
3ys-et
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on d. c. REAL. ES-
TATE-Lowest rates OF interest Pay
ment on principal in amounts OF $500 or
more received st any interest period
THE T. II. SMITH COMPANY, Bond
Building. 140S New York ave. NV.
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ALLEN w. MALLERY,

729 14th St. Phone Main 951.
jyi0-tf
FOR SALE-A beautiful home on cleo
trio road. near city; fine. large house
with modern improvements; spacious
grounds: abundant shade; delightful
water: convenient 10 churches and
schools. Address OWNER, Lock Boz
No. l. City Postofice. IT
FOR SALE-5-room cottage; new; town
water: large lot; terms 10 sult. Apply
DIR. CIAS. a. WELLS, Hyattsville-
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with deferred payments at per cent
interest: take 9th st. cars 10 Bright
wood ave. and get off at Steuben St;
look Tor my sign. j. r. McOORMICh,
Real Estate. u. 18th ST. NV, jyS-3t
FOR SALE-A bargain. choice lot On
18th S. extended. 50Xl44 feet. 10 alley;
only 25c foot; one OF the most desira BILE
lots 81 the District for home or invest
ment Can be bought on easy terms
Apply to owner. /. q. MALLERN- f29
18th ST. NV jyS-St
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s2,3oo.

TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, b
ST. y. T.. near Sd st. In good condi-
ton and locality. Well rented. Good
size yard.
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5. zo0-7th. near II st. n 2. s-story bay
window brick. rooms. BATH ard
a m T.: fire condition.
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g. .e50-Near 18th ard G sts. n. e, 2-story
and cellar bas window brick, s
rooms. bath, and j. n
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FOR sALE-HoUSES.
Grocery and Provision Store Southwest.

A thriving business property on 18th ST.
rooms; desirably located on corner OF
wide alley. Renting at SIS per month.
Price, 1000.
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FOR SALE-Very cheap. and easy terms
20 large villa sites. containing over
II go square feet each; with fine shade.
situated high and healthy; one electric
car far, of cents 10 any part OF lNasn-
ington; .crns. s. down. balance 81 per
week. Also ten large building lots, only
SIS eaCfl. same terms, also several farms
for sale, very cheap JAMES T. CIE.M-
ENTS. I405 q St NV. 1s5-9t
FOR SALE-rwo acres of land. good
. or 6 room frame house and cutouiid-
fngs. a onantity of fruit; excellent
water; short walk e-sctric cars 1or
washington; a money maker; Si8vJ'
terms arranged: quick
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate az 4, ~. and ) per cent
interest. Special privileges with respect
10 prior payments, Large amounts a
speciality. TYLER g. RUThEHhORD,
1907 L 81. NV. oc10-tf
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s. CON. J. ave. n. W. 2-stoFy and base
ment bay-windcW brick rooms.
bath. and a m T.: VII rent FOR SIS per
month
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81. .750-New 2-story bay-window bricks.
rooms, bath. and a. n. t.; near
18th ST. and Pa ave. s. G.
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MONEY TO LOAN-$250 TO $500. 900 on d.
c. Real Estate. Interest low and all
transactions conducted with econOmi.
cal consideration for borrowers.
MM. II. SAUNDERS q CO,
lie7 + ST. NV.
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s., 2,s75--Center lexington. 2-story, attic.
and cellar frame. rooms. bath.
and a. m J.; lot 2Jxle0 IT.
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s., ,650-Near sth ard Q SITS. 4 W. 2-story
and basement bay-wiudow brick.
8 rooms, bath, and a. m l.
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S. .650-Near 22d end I sts. n. W fine s.
story mans4rd-FoOf frame. wide
porch. 10 rooms. baNh. and a. N. D.; good
condition; lot lSxTj IT.: terms easy.
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Desirable Investment
Property-Southeast.
frame dwellings, in excellent condi-
tion. each cOutain { rooms; water and
sewer; running closets in yards: wide
parking in front; we'll located in 18th st.
Sc. under rental 20 good tenants total
rent, $50.
Price for Ali, $4,000.
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s., 3,e50-Mount Pleasant. 9-story and cellar
frame. 9 rooms tath, furnace, and
a. n l.; lot z5X100 II.
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BARNARD 8. MARK,

FOR SALE-Near Washington Circle
Fine brick dwelling; 6 rooms; bath; Ia
trobe heat; lot 25xl45. VIII be sold at
great sacrifice.
WiLLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COS 18th.
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JAMES 2. SHEA,
Phone East Ss6. 0i5 Louisiana ave. NV.
II
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s.. .t00-Near y. Cap and p sts-. 2-story
bay-Window brick. 6 rooms. bath.
and a. m. T.; lot 16xl04 II.
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s, ,z50-Near 18th AID d SITS. 5 G.. new 2
story bay-wIndow brick. 8 rooms.
bath. and n. m !.
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FOR StLE- Georgetown HeiShts-Fina
old brick residence; g rooms; bath; lot
2x120; trust $500; $500 cash will buy;
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, Co5 18th.
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FOR SALE-Two dwellings, near First
ana Thomas SITS. ne; rented at S33
trust, s., 800; price. $3.50. A line invest
ment for $1,000 cash.
WILLIGE. GIBBS d DANIEL. COS 18th
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FOR SALE-S500 CASH will buy fine six
room brick dwelling. on wide avenue
Northwest; in excellent condition;
trust Of g, ,00o
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, Cos 18th.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-30
0bRAS PUBL|CAS

En ell Departamento de Obras P1-
blicas han presentado proposiciones
para la construction de carreteras los
se1ores Manuel Cabanas, de Utuado;
Pedro Viera, de Quebradillas; Juan
A. Acosta, de Sabana Grande; Ma
nuel Rodriguez Soto, de Sabana G ran
de; Jose Ramirez, de Yauco; Aleian-
dro Pellot, de Aguadilla; Domingo
Palmieri, de Adjuntas; Isidoro Goucil
de Utuado; Felipe Casalduc Roig, de
Utu ado; y Francisco Arabia, de idem.
Los planes que tienen que construirse
comprenden las carreteras de Aguadi-
LA q Camuy, de San German Yauco,
y de Arecibo Coamo.
Ell Departamento ha aprobado las
referidas proposiciones presentadas
por los postores Y los trabajos empe-
zaran ell 1q de Octubre pr6ximo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-30
CHEFOO BLOQUEADO POR
Los RUSOS
NUEVA YORK, STBRE. 26.-Se
confirma Ell bloqueo de Chef6o por ell
ejsrcito japones.
TAPASS EN- PODER De Los
JAPONESES
Her6ica resistencia de
los rusos
NEW YORK, SETIEMBRE 3D.
de Toxic confrman la
toma de Tapass por ell ejercito japo-
nes.
Los rusos sostuvieron her6ica re-
sistencia en- medic de un nutrido bonn
bardeo.
Tapass estaba asediado hacfa al
gun tiempo.
Fl nuevo Comisionado

Ell doctor Roland Port Jolkner,
cuya briograffa conocen nuestros lee
torres, tom6 possession esta maf1ana en-
Ell Departamento de instruction del
cargo de Comisionado, nombrado por
Ell Presidente Roosevelt.
TOdOs los empleados del Departa-
mento le fuerOn presentados los cua-
les recibio afectuos amente recordando-
les al mismo tempo los deberes i'm
prescindibles que debfan consagrar &
Ia ensef1anza en- Puerto Rico.
Tambien algunos representatives
de la prensa han sido presentados al
nuevo Comisionado del cual espera-
mos que dedicara todos sus esfuerzos
& difundir las escuelas en- Puerto Rico
y sobre todo, elimin ar del reglamen-
to escolar, la ley del foete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-30
Gran bale de Ia Sociiedad
ProtectOra de MendigOs

Va subiendo hasta tai punto la
animation por ell bale del sabado en-
ell Teatro benefcio de la Sociedad
Protectora de Mendigos, que anoche
en- la concurridisima reception del Sc
for Gobernador, el simpatico proyec-
to tue objeto de especial entusiasmo.
FL Almirante americana expont4-
neamente ofreci6 a Ia -Presidenta
se1ora Tejera de Medina la banda de
mGsica, y solicit6 otro palco con 10
sillas y 80 invitaciones mas.
A las sehoras del Gobernador y
viuda de Luchetti, Sc debio en- su ma
yor parte ell entusiasmo interes que
Sc produjo entire el elemento Official.
Sc participa las familias de Rio
Piedras y Santurce, que habra carros
electricos hasta las dos de la madru-
gada.
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TELEGRAMAS De La POUC|A

Utuado.-Cabo San MILAN comu-
MICA al Coronel Hamill, haber falleci
do la nina de siete amos Maria Her
nandez y Cintr6n, envenenada, por ha-
ber condo yuca bravo.
Manatf. .-Teniente Schetini comu-
Mica haber arrestado Eugenio Vega,
por acometimientO.
guez.-Teniente Castro CO.
munica que en- la noche de aver Sc ce-
lebr6 en- la Marina Septentrional de
aquella ciudad un meeting republica-
no, reinando Ell mayor orden.
natf.-Teniente Schetini Y guar
dia Carb6 comunican haber detenido
a Eugenio Vega, Juan Otero, Alfonso
Padr6 y Francisco Massonet por iuear
& 10 prohibido.
Aguadilla. Ell cabo Quifi6nez co.
munica haberse celebrado meetings re-
con Ell mayor orden.
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Privi|egio irritante
Esto es de cajon.

Desde que Sc constituyeron las
| Cortes de Justicia con tres jueces re-
| publicanos, estos han venido favore
ciendo q los periodicos de su partido,
disponiendo que los edictos sc publ
, quen en- esos periodicos, siendo, como
han sido siempre, los de menor circu-
laci6n.
Y asf ha podivo vivir esa prensa
que dedica una hoja exclusivamente &
los edictos judiciales.
Creimos que al reformarse las Cor
tes, cesar1a ese privilegio irritante;
pero no ha sido asf.
Aver, un abogado amigo nuestro,
llev6 tres edictos q la Corte de San
Juan en- los cuales SO hacia constar,
Sc publicasen en- LA DEMOCRACIA; pc
ro en- la Corte Sc reformaron esos edic-
tos, disponiendo Sc publicasen en- The
Puerto Rico Sun.
Esto es sencillamente una inmora-
lidad. La ley dice que ell juez indica-
ra uno de los peri6dicos de mas circu.
laci6n, y nosotros estamos dispuestos
& probable al juez seflor Toro Cuebas,
que The Puerto Rico Sun, es entire los
peri6dicos de estG ciudad, ,!el de menos
circulation en- San Juan y en- la isla,
que cobra mas caro- por la insercion
de los edictos que nosotros.
Asf, pues, no solo Sc falta a 10 dis
puesto por la ley obligando los Glen
tes insertar sus anuncios en- el perio-
dico de menos circulation, sino que Sc
perjudican sus intereses haciendole
pagar mas cara la insercion.
No es que veamos este asunto des-
deel aspecto material; sino desde la in
moralidad que entraha Ell que los Tri-
bun ales de Justicia sostengan un pri-
vilegio irritante en- favor de la prensa
de determinado partido polftico.
Y sobre este llamamos la atenci6n
del honorable Attorney General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-30
Il camino de TTuiiNo

Aver tuvimos OCCASION de pasar por
Ell camino que de Rio Piedras conduce
q Trujillo Alto, y podemos asegurar
que csta en- pesimo estado.
Los trabaios de la carretera que
Sc estA construyendo, han sido parali-
Eados, dejando bien construidos solo
como cinco kilometros.
Es de notar que Obras PGblicas solo
Sc ha ocupado de arreglar la parte que
estaba buena, rdejando sin ninguna
clase de arreglo la del camino que mas
peligro ofrece al viajero.
Llamamos la atenci6n del Gober-
nador y ell jefe de Obras Pdblicas So
bre este importante asunto hacienda
les preserte que los vecinos de Truji-
lilo estan dispuestos prestar su ayuda
al gobierno, para la termination de
dicha carreterra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-30
GRAVES MANIFESTATIONS

Reproducimos de ola Voz de la
Patria9, de May agiez:
<Se asegura que en- Ell meeting re-
publicano verifcado en- la Plaza de
Colon anoche, Ell senior Faiardo afrm6
que el Gobierno estaba & favor de la
jdMr{a, que 81 hara que ell americana
Mr.. Names, encargado de las eleccio-
nes le nombre mayorfa de jueces, por
que no habia tai imparcialiadad seg1n
afrm6 en- su discurso.1
Tome nota de las manifestations
de Fajardo Ell Gobernador, yea de
los ardides de que Sc valen los repu-
blicanos para obtener adeptos.
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e Captain Lopez Diaz

Nos dicen de Mayaglez que aque-
LA sociedad verfa con gusto que no Sc
decretara Ell traslado del Captain L6-
pez, que manda las fuerzas de la po-
licfa destacada en- aquella ciudad.
Ultimamente este pundonoroso
ohcial de la insular traslad6 de ALI
al policfa Brugman, que prestaba SER
vicios en- Hormigueros, por acus6rse-
le de hacer politica.
De este modo el Captain Lopez
Diaz ha venido haci6ndose acreedor
d la estimation del pueblo sens ato
mayagnezano, al cual pide al gober.
nador le dele allf como una garantia
del orden y la tranquilldad pGhlica,
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Dice ell Neus:

Dice Ell NeUs
Gel gobernador ha ordenado que
todos los empleados iudiciales deber
abstenerse de la polftica.s
Pero parece que los empleados
americanos no Sc han enterado de esa
ordeu.
Dice ell Nc,Cs que el sefor Egoz-
cue trata de infuir en- los nom bramien-
tos de jueces y ofciales de la Corte.
Y ESQ le extrafa al Ne,cs 6Iguo-
ra Olmedo que siempre sus correligio-
narios inhuyeron en- esos nombramien-
tos?
Y afade ell colega:
cSI este es cierto, todos los ciuda-
danos sin distinction de ideas polfticas,
que abogan por un .buen gobierno
econ6mico deben unirse para evitar
tales prop6sitos.1
No esta malo ell consejo; pero ese
mismo peri6dico aboga por que Sc lie
comedian q los republicanos mayoria
en- las mesas electorales, que es ell mo-
do mas ehcaz de que Sc perpetue en-
este pals la inmoralidad.
Sc dice que hoy ha sido deere
tado por Ell Board de elecciones, ell
dos por 1too en- ell sentido, dedos jueces
republicanos en- los pueblos donde
vencieron estos por medic del fraude
81 atropello, un iuez federal donde
venci6 este partido.
Ell domingo tendra lugar en- Ve-
ga Baja la Convention de los compro-
misarios de aquel pueblo, que han de
eleglr Ia .candidatura municipal del
mismo
-Es acogida en- Mayaguez con
grandes muestras de simpatlas, la cam
didatura para Marshall del joven don
Enrique Sanmillan, pues es muy COM
petente para ell cargo.
Al doctor don Rafael del Vale, /
Presidente del xPartido Union de Pto. |
Rico,> ha dirigido Mr.. Regis Post,
Presidente del Consejo Executive y
del Comite de elecciones, la siguiente
carta Official:
G29 Setiembre 1904
Sef1or.; He recibido su carta de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-30
liga de Pl0pietaLios

Ell sef1or Presidente de la olga de
Propietarioso diriii6 al honorable Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico, la siguiente
| instancfa:
<Por Ell sef1or Collector de Rentas
Internas del Distrito, Sc ha publicado
en- el dia de aver, un aviso invitando
al pago de las contribuciones del Ter.
semestre del ano fiscal corriente dc
1904-05.
Seg1n informes de este Departa-
mentO ell cobro Sc verifcara sin recara
go solo hasta el dia 30 del actual pe.
70 como quiera que el plazo concedido
empeEara contarse legalmente desde
el dia de hoy, resulta este excesiva.
mente cOrtO, y muchos de los peque-
nos contribuyentes no podran satisfa.
Ger sus respectivas Quotas dentro del
corto plazo concedido, pues carecen de
recursos para clio; por otro lado, Ia
Colecturfa para poder llenar su come
tido, necesitar1a aumentar las hOras
habiles de ofcina; por cuyas circuns-
tancias, yo me permito rOgar V. en-
nornbre y representation de la olga
de Propietarios, Sc sirva ampliar ell
plazo de referencfa & un mes mas 6 sea
hasta el 81 del pr6ximo Octubre, fin
de que los contribuyentes puedan sa-
tisfacer sus respectivas Quotas sin in
currir en- recargos de ninguna clase.o
La anterior peticion, ha sido acep-
tada, por ell citado funcio mario, nos
completeness en- publicarla para como
cimiento de los interesados.