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IS HE CRAZY?

We publish in this issue an arti'
Gle from the Cincinnati Enquirer
Of April ! 9Th containing another
interview from Senator Blackburn
concerning his candidacy for re-
election. A careful and impartial
consideration Of this interview, as
wei as another one Of similar char
acter published in the Louisville
Herald on the same day, raises the
very serious que ton in the mind
of an unbiased voter as to whether
or not the Senator is in the sane
possession OF his faculties. Evi-
IDENTIFY the danger in which he has
found his candidacy since his re
turn to Kentucky has wellnigh
driven him mad and he has now an
apparent case Of political rabies
which causes him to froth at the
mouth whenever he hears of any
on, DARN . 10 Oppose him.
AS to the authenticity Of these
interviews we have no doubt. al
though we realize that Mr.. Black
burn after giving out an interview
always reserves in his mind the
right to deny it if it doesn't take
well, and all during his public life
he has ever sought to escape the
baneful effects Of his indiscreet anc
immoderate utterances by deliber
ately denying that he ever saic
them.
He is desperate; for the first time
he sees defeat staring him in the
face; he is angered at the sight o
such formidable opposition, and
like a maniac he is raging at al
those who, exercising legitimate
and sensible right, see fit TO oppose
him. For thirty years in Ken.
lucky politics by his characteristic
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KILLS GERMS OF CATARRH
nyOmei Goes to the Root OF the
Disease and Makes AstOnish-
ing Cures.

Catarrh cannot be cured by the
use OF pills. liquid medicines and
sO-called system tonics. Under
such treatment the germs of the
disease will still live in the air pas
sages and increase and multiply.
Hyomei is the only scientific and
n"l0hgh way to cure catarrh.
kiiilnss -he germs IN the air passa-
ges, it enters the blood with the
oxygen, destroys tine microbes in
the blood and effectually drives
from the system all traces of ca
tarrhal poison.
Thousands of testimonials have
been given as to~tbe astonishing
cures made by this remedy.
Mrs. lie Rendu, rs Western Ave.
nue. Cleveland, Ohio, writes: II
believe Hyomei saved my life.
am better now than l have been in
thirty years. Many doctors, both
in England and France, treated me
for catarrh, but / was not cured
until / used Hyomei."
Probably the strongest evidence
that can be offered as to the powers
of Hyomei to cure catarrh is the
fact that w. S. Lloyd will agree to
refund the money if you say Hy-
omei has not cured you.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but $l.00, consisting of an inhaler,
dropper and sufficient Hyomei to
last several weeks. This will effect
cure In ordinary cases, but for
chronic and deep seated cases of
catarrh, longer use may be neces-
sary, and then extra bottles of Hy-
omei can be obtained for soc.
April 10 May 0
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STAND BY THE COURT.

That a Judge from the bench
should, in community like this,
talk to his bar Of threats Of person
al violence from violaiors Of the law
should he continue in vigorour
punishment Of offenders is appall-
ing to the extreme, and yet Judge
Young has so spoken to the
Montgomery bar This very
moment, with such a deplorable
state Of affairs existing is the time
for prompt and decided action.
The peace officers duty should be
performed now and the man or
men who would thwart justice
should be made to suffer the eX-
IRENE punishment as prescribed by
law for so gross an ofense. Judge
Young from the very nature of his
office and from the oath he has
taken is under pledge to uphold
the laws and all good citizens will
in this effort hold up his hands.
So long as the sale of whisky is
legalized in his district vendors
will be held to as strict an account
as the law is strict. Gambling
under the law is not permitted and
gamblers must seek other quarters
to ply their unlawful business for
Judge Young stands pledged to
enforce the laws against all thou
shalt nots."
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MONUMENTS, MARKERS
IRON FENCING.

The Mt Ste-..=g Msrbel & Granite
Co., w. Main ST. Mt. Sterling, KY,
are prepared to furnish you anything for
the Cemetery. Granite and Marble.
Foreign or Domestic. Ornaments, Vases,
Iron Fencing.
They are here to stay; Guarantee the
work, Quality and Prices: Have their
own shops; buy from the quarries; save
the discounts; pay cash for materials;
day no commission to agents OF tramps;
Pay no rents; Are prepared to save you
from 20 to 40 per cent. on your work.
Why go to the city, or buy of tramp,
when you have responsible people at
your door anxious, ready and willing to
give you "a square deal
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Blackburn interviewed
Which Appeared in the Cincin-
nab Enquirer April Is.
CAUSTIC
TALK.
With Inimaton That Blackburn
WIN Bolt If HIS Machine Don't
win Out.

Senator j. c. S. Blackburn,
Democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton, gave out an interview at
Louisville April IL, in which he
spoke caustically of Governor J. c.
w. Beckhssa and declared that ne
wOdld win his race by majority
OF 25 votes.
~The young Gar" said Senator
Blackburn, referring TO Governor
Beckham. "has put ont Judge
Thomas II. Paynter, of the Court
of Appeals. against me. They gea-
erously conceded me three votes
that's all. But ! win win from
them by an easy majority of Is. /
have heard from all parts OF Ken
lucky and know whereof l speak,
Judge Paynter's refusal to meet
me in joint debate was proof of
his cowardice.
IF the machine, in accordance
with its system of self-perpetua-
ton in Office, nominates Auditor S.
W. Hager for Governor in 1907,
Commissioner John W. YsTkes will
win Dy landslide. j saw Mr..
Yerkes recently and told him that
if Mr.. Hagar was nominated /
would be glad to announce him fos
Governor.
"The time has come for the
death of machine rule in Kentucky.
The machine must be smashed, and
will be smashed. 1t is war to the
knife"
Governor Beckham came to
Louisville last night and left this
morning for Frankfort with his
wife and o-weeks-Old son. Re-
ferring to this Senator Blackburn
said: The Emperor intends to
keep his men in Office until J. c..
w, Jr., is old enough to become
Governor"
Trey Woodson, Secretary of the
Democratic National Campaign
Committee, and a strong anti
Beckham man, was in Louisville
this morning, and held an extend
ed conference with Senator Black
burn and Samuel j, Shackelford,
former State Auditor. Governor
Beckham held no conferences of
any kind, and said his presence
was of no political significance.
Senator Blackburn left this after
noon for Versailles.
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Insurance, Real Estate,
ADVICE. MONEY.
Il. CLAY MCKEE
{ SONS COMPANY.

4. CLAY MCKEE. ATToREEY-AE-LAw.
10. - ". Main aft. sterling, Ky.
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THREATENS TO BOLT.

In his Cincinnati Enquirer in
terview Of April 18th, Senator
Blackburn says: "If the machine,
in accordance with its system Of
selfperpetuation in office, nomi-
mates Auditor, S w. Hager, for
Governor in 1907, Commissioner,
Jno. w. Yerkes, will win by a
landslide. ] saw Mr.. Yerkes, re-
gently and told him that if Mr..
Hager was nominated | would be
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-04-19
se....sse Approved.

Wnen Circuit Court convened
Monday morning Judge Allie
Young took occasion to say to the
bar that he had learned that his
actions against certain persons who
had attempted to tamper with Com
monwealth witnesses were consid-
cred by some members OF the bar
as too severe.
Judge Young also said that GER
tain lawless men had notified him
that if he continued TO enforce the
law unrelentingly he would be sub
ject to personal violence. Judge
Young said he, like all other men.
was mortal, that he was subject to
errors and that he would be pleased
to have an expression from the bar
relative to his course. Quite a
number of the bar, among whom
were Col. j. 5. Hurt, A. B. White,
Judge Lewis Apperson, Judge H.
Clay Mckee, Judge b. f. Day, r.
H. VIM, Robert Marshall, knew
from their own personal expert
ences that all men could not be
pleased, that he was making good
Judge, that they commended his
action, assuring him of their ut
most confidence and offered their
assistance in the confirm, ion 81
vigorous puais ~ -ni % ,IO.ators oi
the law. The speakers were fire.
quently applauded and we are sure
every member of the bar and all
good citizens will stand by Judge
Young in his efforts to enforce the
law.
At the close Judge Young as
sured the bar that he would not be
deferred from duty, and to a MEM
Der of the ADVOCATE staff Judge
Young said the best man ever on
earth gave up his life for the bet
terment of the people and if needs
be he would offer his life sacri-
fee to the duties of the Office to
which the people had chosen him.
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Buy Insurance from them YOU get the
BEST. II YOU have an honest loss you
get the MONEY without default or dis
count. With one of their Policies you
feel safe. secure, comfortable and happy.
Why2 Because you know the Con17a-
mics they represent have paid Millions
and have Millions more, making you alb
SOLUTELY safe from loss by Fire,
Lightning or Wind. Save MONEY and
Insure with them.
They Buy and Sell the Best Bargains
in Real Estate, and without cost. make
az examination OF the titles. They have
for sale all kinds of Property Business
Houses, Dwellings, Farms in any section
of the Blue Grass, Mineral, Timber,
Coal and Farm lands in any part of the
United States. Cuba and Canada. Wheat
lands in the North West, Cotton, Rice
and Sugar Plantations in the South and
South West. MAKE MONEY by
dealing with them.
ADVISE with them and You will get
such advice as will enable you to MAKE
SAVE, LOAN or BORROW MONEY.
They have Money, and plenty of it, to
loan on good gilt-edged collateral No
Red-tape No Meeting of the Board"
Do you want to Loan OF Borrow if so,
Press the Button" they'll do the rest.
Unless you MEAN BUSINESS don't
talk to them. as they are busy attending
to their own business.
"Tell your tronbles to a Policeman"
but if You are in need of any of the fore
going. jump into the emergency wagon
and run to No IS W. Main ST., or
"Ring the Bell'' No. Io7-They'll find
the Man, the Place, and the Money.
"They viii Now"
TOO LONG in Business to reed refer
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LAND STOCK AND CROP.

j. E. Boardman, of Little Rock,
has bought 300 fat hogs at $4.75 to
$40, and $4,000 pounds wool at
20 to 27c.
Caywood q Hamilton on Friday
sold to j. f. Kern, of Paris, three
harness horses, two on Monday at
Carlisle, and on Tuesday six to Mr..
McHenry, OF New Orleans.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

geras-eniailte-sfl Dl.tritt
=. WILL CLAY
u arf11rlesT.
Counig Judgs-
&. a. HAZELRIGG
County Atto1neT.
CLARENCE r. THOMAS.
Co1niy Clsrk-
jobs ?. KlsG
shenK
CLlFTOS T. PEEwlTT
As.eaor.
-. A. McCCRuICE.
CHAs. r. wII-sOS.
-a.--riater Cent NJ -ehooi--
Nj. COODWIS.
eo4o1er,
GEORGE q. EAsIfN.
waasfrate-l.r u i.'fi-l.
VT. FITZPATRICK
slazstrate-3t Dstrf--.
=. w.cBEskI.
Mazlsraie-5s D.-ref-
CT. DEAN.
Wsgisfsz fe-ifl District
III. saraTz,
wsdstrate-cll District,
r. :. T'TfHt.
Consfai le-Ist District.
ALBEIT EEED.
ConstaH ie-zl District.
EUFCs -TOCKDALE.
Cors,abie-sd District.
90. KINBRELL~
lle-lfh Di-ruet,
j. u. OLDFlELD.
Cspsfabie--sth District
MARCCs JUDGE.
Councumn.-i.t Ward.
8. Is. BOZ RNk-
&. y. SULLIVAN.
Counenmen- award.
=. j.. nODMAN.
j. INVADE.
CSuncilmen-ith Ward.
~. .. COCKREiG-
WILLIAM BO1T-.
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Snow Storm.

After some days of delightful
weather, heavy snow storm pre-
vailed in this section on Sunday
morning and ice / inch thick
formed during the night.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoE sTATE -ESATog

FOE -TATE SENATOR
We ave aushOfi1ed n saaoOnes
q. y. ECTOS,
q the Comfy q Clarx- q can .1aic - 80
te-rtr,- N - clssriet c11ra-e1 q t1e el4ri--.
d ferfisn- C.a5k 80 he-iz -ts' '--.--' ~
We are a1itrgized % snnspaee
Hon. 81. +. THONsOS.
rfr.rt .e-r+-. a eerli1ste ~ STATE .elzt11
u - fisfrlet e9-1rr-et q CisfG- Bolr1on eiii
yoafe01re9F e0gnlie.. sgi4ect ~ i1e aei-9n q
- Dee0erafie party
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HAVE YOU HEARD OF BARNES NIGHTS
ADDITION TO MT. STERLING1 LOTS ARE
BEAUTIFUL AND PRICE WILL BE LOW
ENOUGH TO MAKE YOU MONEY. AUCTION
SALE APRIL 70, ZOO p. NJ. 3S-st
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Call for the Z. d NJ. and Cluett
shirts at Punch d Graves. They
are the best for wear and fit.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-04-19

sought 10 call MS O1iAs
unit. last winter when Governor
Beckham in a public controversy
actually closed his mouth and
showed him up before the people
IN the most unenviable attitude
He has never yet been able 10
answer the serious charges proven
on him in that discussion. He
grievously mistakes the temper OF
the Kentucky people II he mag
ines that the methods Of the bOm-
bast and egotist can carry him to
success in this contest Such pet
and mOsscoyered expressions OF
'.war to the knife and knife TO the
hilt burning all bridges behind
him and drawing indictments
against his enemies, with the IT.
mefous counts, all Of which he has
vsed in most speechs he ever made.
may have sounded all right in the
bloodier days Of yore. when Sena-
torial excellence was supposed by
| him to be attained BY pulling the
esf OF an opposition Senator, but
in the present.day Of rational and
common-sense politics these war
whoops and bloody threats so
Characteristic Of the bombastic
Senator have been.reIegated to In
dams and prize fighters.
f, Ne commend Judge Paynter for
his dignifed and manly letter to
Senator Blackburn declining to
meet him in joint debates. As the
Judge very properly says, II IS not
a contest between men. but be
tween :he :wo great paiiies, ami
every Democrat should be inter
ested in seeing a Democrat, and
not Republican, elected to the
Senate. The Judge is not ar
adept or believer in stump denun-
Cations and prefers TO conduct his
fcanpaign upon a higher plane. He
is thoroughly able to take care OF
himself on the stump, but his
methods are entirely different from
ard more siatrsman-iiee than those
lof Mr.. Blackburn. Kentucky
needs such men in the u. S. Sen
ate
The qualifications for that ex-
allied position do not consist in the
power to indulge in indicative
abuse and unwananted declara-
Itions, but in the possession OF a
sober, calm and able judgment,
lcapable Of knowing what is best
for the people and conscientiously
willing to do it, without resting
satisfied with simply making a noisy
land abusive speech.
The main and unavoidable issue
with Mr.. Blackburn is this For
Thirty years or more you have been
honored by the Democracy Of this
Estate as a representative in the
Federal Congress and you are now
tcaled upon to render an account
Iof your stewardship. What have
you done for your State, your
country or your party all this timei
From every quarter Of Kentucky
until his successor has been electeC
that question will be put to him
He cannot meet it by seeking tc
heap calumny on the Republicans
or by calling his opponent a COW
ard; he cannot answer it by using
"his knife &c the hiIt;;" he canno
flee from it by burning his bridges
behind him, and he cannot avoiC
it by his windmill fight agains
"the machine. 1t is an issu,
against him that cannot be dodgeC
| by rhetoric or abuse; it is a living
burning issue to him which HI
must meet face to face and finally
| yield before overwhelming facts t
the admission that his Congress
sional record is clear Of marks t
| his credit and free OF rewards t.
the generous people who SO long
| trusted him.
--
THREATENS TO BOLT.
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The Royal Mail 5. ?. Company
LONDON.
INCORPORATED ROYAL CHARTER
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT

Los magnifcos vapores <SK> SEDENs de esta Compaa
reanudaran e la sa de Purtco empezando Enero
23 comuncando nuesra sa San Thomas as nglesa
Hoandeas Francesa Venezuela Colombia Estos vapores
rcomiendan espeamente los ristas eando equpados
toda cae de comfort modeno Sc adme tamb6n aga para las
ias antehas ademas para todo los puero de Europa
Adema de estos de recaarn este
puerto regumente cd quncena empezando Enero g. ha
bra buena OCCASION para mbarcar para todo los pueros de
Europa por los yapoes de de e Compan los cuaes po
dram cuaque de los puero de m siempre que
va sufcente carga. Para mas detalles derigirse a.
Fitze Lundt & scccs SAN JUAN Agentes Generates.
Fntze, Lundt Co succs, MAYAGUEz Agentes
T. Silva Bank Com Co, AGUAD1LLA Agentes
G. Ledesma Co, ARECIBo, Agene
Feici & Co. PONCE Agentes.
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SEPTIMINO,

Aver tarde. siete ni6os. dirigidos
por Juan MILAN, formaron IN septi-
mino con obieto de pedir 0guSn0LdO,
recorriendo varias GALES.
Esta reduction fu6 asaItada por Clos
Y llensndose eI &mbito con los aires
musicales del antique Gg9iaa0Ed0. nos
pareCi6 que el pleno Rmado Puerto
Rico nos envolYfa con su materno CO.
riIo y siendo intensamente puertorri-
que6os, nos sentimos adn mas. muchO
mas puertorriquefIos.
M6sica arm6nicR y siustada fu9 IL
que tales muchachos nos dejaron Dir
probando su preCocidad " dando nue.
Va prueba de Is &ptitud innata de los
puertorriQue6os: 81 rStna0.
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Vulgarizagi6n
de Ia hygiene,
InfOrns del Bureau Of Health. =
Csusas Dc lnsalubfIdad On Ia casa.

VOlViendO nuestro estudic: Ia casa
pAede estar na1y iimpis: pero supOn-
9 amos que un miembrO de Ii familia 8
alg1n Visitante escupe 8 estornuda, y
p0r este acto deposita en- 81 suelo 5 en-
alguna otra supe1icie del aposento.
cpn sus secreciones, los germenes de-
enfermedades que luego se dessFrollan
ca aIg1n individuo susceptible de eIlss;
q 4quel esputo 8 estornudo iba cavgG-
dou micro bios emo es eVidente que
6sEOs pueden hallar eu CaminO, por me-
dip de la atm6sfera remOvida del Guar
to. hasta los pulmones de Ia Vfctim1?
Debe teneFse en- cuenta que Ia cien-
ciA ha demostrado que los g6rmenes
de Ia construction, de la puImonfa y de
Ia agrlppe. Sc encuentran en- Is saliva v
en las secreciones nasales de personas
Arentemente en- perfecta salud
DtHo medic que Ia enfermedad halla
para panetrar en- las casas. es el vesti-
do de Las aefIarae; este recC ge de las
aceras de las calles ell poIvo cargado de
innumeFRbles g6rmenes va secos. que
han sid0 depositsd dos en- Ia Vf2 p1b'ica
por las personas que escupen en ell sue.
los tales g6rmenes llegan asf haata Is
alc0ba mas esmeradamente aseada y,
diseminados IuegO. determinan enfer-
msdades.
Una vista, al sacar su ps fIuelo. usa-
doIantes para recoger sus propias se-
creciones, puede tsmbi6n dejar en- la
atTn6sfera de Ia casa g6rmenes de en-
fsrmedades, que de otr0 modo no hu-
bieran entFado en- el hcgar.
,0c inaaAfOe eOn kannhfS ne bfnIIl0a
de Eciertas Intermediates. Ls fehre
tifoidea ha sido difundida en- varias
ocasiones. por Las m0scRs; "a malaria y
Ia iebre amarillo solo pueden propa-
gaFse por medic de cieTtas variedsdes
deImogquitos.
El aqua que llegs ala casa puede
traernos enfermedades; en- general to-
ds Rgua procedente de pozos cercanos
& escusados 8 dep6sitos an6log0s que
cpntsminen eI suelo, debe ser mirada
como sospeChosa.
En igual cRso esta Ia Ieche; desde
luego cuando pre- cede de vacas enfer-
mas, 6 de una lecherfs POGO escrupu-
losR en- mRterias de limpiezes eli peli-
grD de su uso es real.
HemOs apuntado a la hgsra varias
de las causss que pueden convertir un
hoRsr Iimpio, donde so Ileve el aseo
hastS Ia exagsraCi6n, en- un IugSr anti
higie1ico. 5C6mo evitarlc? Para clio
bay que tener en- cuenta una porci6n
deIfactores que SO Fefieren las con-
diciones de la familia que h8bita ID CO.
SO, & sus costumbEes. & las peculiarida-
DEB de los visitantes. & las enfermeda-
deb que reinen en- ID lccalidad. etc. De
estps datos. y del conocimientO de las
fugntes del peligro apuntadas. puede
IleRsrse q ccnclusiones en- materia de
hygiene del hogar, que ell sentido CO.
mdn basts para aplicarIas en- caso par
ticulaF.
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(De maestro Corespons sa5i)

Eners 3. Sc ebcnentra en- esta ciu-
dad 81 seflor BasoFR de Mayagiez en-
car0sdo de Ia vents de La colecci6n de-
preCiosas poeeias del sefior de Diego
que tituIa 4PomRrrOsas El 81 nor
BlsCra Visitar6 varias poblaciones Coz
Iocando este hermoso libro.
Sc ha pintadQ las fschRdss d ) las
casss escuelas de esta pC b'aci6n 10 que
los de- an bonito Rspect0. Bueno fue-
RI sc ordenara pittAr algunps de les
eti6c:os de Ia pIsza que bastante 10
necetitan 10 que le convene q loa due
NOS para gu conservation y 81 p6blicO
c mo question de ornate.
Hoy hR comenzsdo Ia central
eOfientes ID molienda empezando el
cprte de- cana en IN hacienda sSan
Francisco. Despu6s de Reyes CO.
menzar6n Ia central SCsfi9sS y la hs-
Cienda elias ClAras.D
Sc nos dice que es facil que des-
pu6s de Reyes visite esta ciudad la
Compafiis de zaYzuela que act6a en- el
teatro de San J uAn y que tants scepta-
ci6n ha obtenido de aquel pGblico-
Hoy como dia festive han pc rma-
necido Cerradas las ofcinas del gobier-
biefno y munlClplo.
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PeflQltl0s que puetgn OTIgIn8TS8
con q actual SlSi8ma Dc
I0sGTipcl0n8s,
Jizgasa que dIeha lsy Is una
eaTga para los ayuntanIentOs.

Llgmsmos la atenci6n k Ia conisi6n
de leyes designada por eI4a Uni6n de
PueTto Rico0 acerca de u reeesidad
de ref9rmar ID vigente ley del Regi. tro
Civil. poEqae ademas deresuEtar difusa.
peaa como una loss de p!oh1o sobre los
va esquiImadOs ayuntamientos puede
acsrrear gFandes y copsiderables per
juicios q ID sociedad en- general.
Su diffusion resulta por Us viciosa
extension de las actas que hay que
extender para Ia inscripci6n de los
nacimientos, mstrimonios defuncio-
nee, 10 que podi1a evitarse hgcieadoIo
de'una msnera mas concisa por medic
de ibros encasillados, como Sc hace.
en- IOglateTra y en- otros ps ises.
Que Is tel ley es una verdadera carga
para Los ayuntamientOs. 10 demcstrR-
remOs &qpi con Ia eEocuencia de los
r1meros. citando 6oicamente 10 inVer-
lido en- esa atenci6n por Ell de UtuadO
durante ell afIo 1903 1904:
SueIdo Al escribiente en- ell Re
gistrode Ia Ciudad 80. .....$ 480
Sueldo 81 escribisnte en- el auxi-
liar de Jayuya.. ...s 80. 300
SueIdo 81 escribiente en- al &uxi-
liar de Lim6n. So. ..... 12O
Libros para las actaa 8 impre-
$685.. ............s. ....ss 1877
Empleados auxiliares para
tFanscripciones en- 81 Regis
tEo de la ciudad de Ias actas
de los 40 xiliares de Jayuys y
Llmon '.''s''...s.ssss 800
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-03
/ 4 zlFRA EN. .LlsLA lE CUBA.
? Promote aIII eXesIantGs TGndi-
miGntOS.

Sc ha inaugurado h2ce 6fss en Ia
provincia de Matsnzas-isla de Cuba
Lila zafrs correl pondiente al afIc
1904 O5 COR ell ingenio eSantS AmaliaS.
sito en- Coliseo, do don Higinio Cue
rend ain.
Este sgricultor prob6 las cafIGs hsce
unOs dias con ell sorpFendentP resuIta-
do de obtener 8 ? Cub.ertOs en- Las que
30 quedaron sin moler ell sfi0 pasado
len las de planta-y en- los rett nos
del 6'timo cOrtes 10 cual prt mete un
afIo de excelente rendimiento.
Ell dia B de diciembre di6 comienzo
81 Central eSenadc2 IL zsfra. molten
do grandes campos de cana que SO
encuentran en- superior estado, y que
seg1n los C6lculcs de su propietario,
don Bernab6 Sandhez Adam, product
ran 100. 900 sacos de az1car. 8 sean
90, 900 bocOyes.
El eLugarefioa tambi6n dar6 prin-
cipio & Ia Izsfra, j probablemente rem
dira unos 10000 s&cos de. taz1car 8
sean IA 900 bocoyes.
Sc vendieron por nots en- Cienfue-
COS I, 900 sacos centrifugs del central
CCaracas,@ , pol. 96e enttegar en-
diciembre. al costsdo, & precio reEer-
vado. CompEador: Cardona y Com
pafifa.
precio fu6 de y 80 reales.