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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
1852 1908

lication Of the "old Ledger"
will be discontinued after this
issue, and we cannot help but
feel that the announcement will
carry sadness into every home
throughout the county. The
older citizens, some few of whom
have been subscribers since the
first issue, and the many who
have read the old paper from
childhood will feel as if an old
and cherished friend, whose fire.
quent visits always made them
glad, had passed away. The
dear old Ledger" how often
have these words, written by
citizens of the county who had
moved away out west, made our
hearts glad and encouraged us
in our work. Native Lancas-
trians wherever scattered over
the globe know and love the
old Ledger-the oldest institu-
tlon in Lancaster county, and
one of the oldest of the 154
papers published in the State.
Fifty-three years is not a
short period. 1t is more than
half a century. Comparatively
little is known Of the history of
our county prior to the estab-
llshment of The Ledger 1852,
but since that time it forms al
most a complete record of the
doings and happenings through
out the county. The marriages,
deaths, accidents, crimes, mis-
fortunes of each year, are all
chronicled in it's columns. The
political conditions, educational
advancement, material develop
ment and religious growth of
its people are there to be found.
The patriotism of her sons,
their gallantry in war, their fl
deity; the noble spirit of her
women, their devotion, their
power of endurance are there
recorded. No one could write
a more complete history of the
county for the past half century
than it contains,
No wonder it is dear to the
people of the old county. Es-
pecially is it dear to the older
people, and that esteem,in most
instances, has been handed
down from sire to son. Scarce
ly a family in the county, we
venture, but has one or more
old copies of The Ledger that
is dear, very dear to them, put
away in some secure place where
it will not be molested. 1t may
be it contains the obituary of
father or mother, sister or
brother, or perhaps it tells of
the loss of a precious child. It's
association with these sacred
memories make it dear, very
dear to natives of old Lancaster.
And this issue, the last, in many
Instances tear-stained, will be
carefully laid away with a feel
ing of sadness because it is
THE LAST
The Ledger was established
Feby. IL, 1852, by the late R.
S. Bailey. The late Simpson
Harper was it's first subscriber,
and the late Evan Rollings the
second. Their subscriptions
were taken by Mr.. Bailey atold
Salem Camp ground. Mr.. Bal
ley continued editor and pro-
prietor of The Ledger until
1856, when the late w. M. Con-
nors, father of Maj. C. T. Con-
nors who has been chosen to
edit the new paper, became it's
editor and proprietor. In 1865
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

There 10 no doubt as to what
the re-ul, Of tho election in this
county on the dispensary question
next Tuesday will be. The only
thing we fear is that Lancaster
will not do any better than Mar
ion and York counties, which
gave e votes to against the dis
pensary. We would like to see
Lancaster beat them-get 7 TO /.
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Notice TO all Persons In
debted to the Lancaster
Mercantile Co.

AS you we'll know we mada
some business changes the first of
'"st year, and it is absolutely ne
cessary that we must cyllect aIl
P"S' que notes and accounts, In
order to settle with the late mem,
hers or "ur concern, therefore wa
now ask our friends who we bav.
been 50 liberal with tn now mako
sen'""'S ut once 10 pay us.
past N" u.'!es nu,i nIi o,c,,,,,,.
not settled promptly will be
pi"c q u: hands "f nrr LAWYER f,r
''''. care" Yours truly.
LANCASTER MERoANTILE Co
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
GREATLY IN DE lAND

Not ing is more ip demand lhan
IL medin.e which meets modern
requirements for blood and
system cleun-er, such ~ DR..
Kings Nnw Life Pills. They are
just what yon need +" cnre siom-
tch and liver troubles. Try them.
AT Crawford Bios, J Il Mnckey
d Co'sand Fundorburk Phnrmacy,
drug store, 25c, gunruntced
..y-- ,--.--
The He th..'onc~ Co., i, oil
ing Wheeler & Wilson sewino
machines ut cust.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
loo Acres.

10 miles North Of I.pncss.cr -,
Monroe road. 2.horse farm open.
we'll tcrraced 35 acres in wonls. Two
story 7.roOm dwelling. cribs, barn,
gear room, cotton house. meat hCu,e
and one tenant house. P.ice 81 7OD.
200 Acres.
u miles n. II Larcrstero oM h .r,., te
road, 3-hnrse furm open, fine wood.
land and bottoms. so. per acre.
2G3 Acrce,
Ge" ge Il ferguson psa -, El.in.
Well improved six hur.e nr.n il.
cultivation. All nrres -rrr L,iii i,.y
81 0t,0 Terms r,as uair.
50 Acres,
81 miles Northeast Of two, awril,
ing, abOnt one hrrs. ia"m o2eu for
$525 cash.
$50 Acres,
The Miller "Ca-tnn Craven p:a-ev
i'm suburbs Of town .f Lancaster. Fine
timber, bottom lands, and rest iu l0d
state OF cultivation Two tfnau;
houses.
3SG Acres.
The Miller "Cane creek plsc., oI
miles West OF town, the brs p'nrtation
in u county. isnh li.s wei .u.i in
high safe of ru iv,i,p',. Eight or ten
horse farm o. en- A b.!e t. uii.i can
te mad" t. !he "re Good f,.il nouss-
155 Acres,
The Miller Kelly pl r.c" =, miles
South "f t,w'i is u, mt, pur:t.s. r
conii wish. Fms Tor 2,1"0 pound If
lint. y good investment ut he rrice
13O Acres.
Fhe Miller Hood place." South
side Of Cane Creek. Z miles North CT
town. Some fine bottoms on this
place. $40. per acre
IL! Acr $,
The Phillips place. one uiie Cast of
town will he sold at n bargain.
j al! have some dcsil able town pro
perry and other county property. 1t
will pny you to see me before buying
aud II you have lands To sell il will nav
you to get me 10 sell for you on rea-
sonable commission.
Il N~usn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
BUY LAND!
Coed Land, Better
Land, Best Land.
Grand Opportunity to Buy Land
Near the Town of Lancaster.
S6 Acres.

On Monroe and Lancaster road.
horse farm open, 80 acre. in for s-. All
open land fresh except acres. $3.50
u r acre
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

If you want to buy land, Or if
you have land to sell, call and see
I. S. Carter,
Real Estate Agent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

al. have some dcsil able town pro
perry and other county property. 1t
will pny you to see me before buyiup
aud II you have lands To sell il will raw
you to get me 10 sell for you on rea-
sOnable commission.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

Est8dos Unidos dc America. S. S.
I'll Prcsidouto de los Estados Unidos.
CONVERSION EN DOMINIC
Por cuanto, Samuel p. Bates, So
licit6 Ia sonyersi6n en- dominic do las
lrcrlpcciones do possession de las ST..
gnientes
. Rdsttca tnca radicrta en- 81 ba
rrio dc Fl0rida~afuers, t6rmino de
Manati. antes de Barceloneta, com
puesta De Glen cnerdas, equivalente &
50 hectdreas, SO Area9, 80 ceutiareas,
de torreno llano y quebrado a pastos,
montez y mAle5as; linda al Norte, cou
tierras dc Ia Succession Padiila, al Sud,
eoa las dc don Jose Sanchez, doha
Carmen C0sme. Siverio R4yes y He.
raclio Guzman; al Saliente con las de-
Anacieto Nald6s y Eduyigis Reyes;
y nj Poniente, con las de don jose
Reyes y lI7raclia Gu1m4n0.
sR1stcG, Finca n0mbrada eSan
Raiaos, sita en el barrio de Florida.
afasra t6rmino de Nanatl, el cual ba-
RIO 80 denomin6 antes GSAbaua Ho+
y0ss, y corresponai6 prlmero q Ma
natl dqspues 4 Barceioneta, sIendo
la medlda superficial del predio, GIN
cueuta cuerdas, eQuivalentes die y
nueye hectareas, sesents cinc0 Areas
DO terreno & pasto, montes y malezas.
Linda oil Este con tierras de don uan
Rurdonada; al Oes.e, con las de lbs
Reyes; al Norte con las do don Ger
vasio Medina J al sud, con las de
Conception N3gr6ns
Las lstaridas dos dncas sc en-.
ouontrGl inscritAa 4 layor Gel promo.
yente Mir. Samuel 2. Bates, folos
43 J l2s yQelto, De los tomos II de
Barcelonats, inscrlpciones tercera y
ouarta respeotivamente.
Por tanto, habi6nlose ordenaio
po, ell Hon. F6siS Cddoya D4vila, juel
de esta Corte Municipal, Sc publque
Tres vecas y t6rmno de ounce q AS
natpraes, en- uuo de los peri66icos
diarlos que Sc edisan en- San Juan Ia
conversion Que SO iOteresa para Que
Ics que > se consideren psriudicados,
pucan hacer oposici6n en tempo y
iorma, libro ell presente en- la Corte
uunicipal del Distrito judicial NUM-
ctpal de Manati, Puerto RICO l6 de
Mario, afIo del sehor de 1905.
PEDRO j. RIVERA.
Secretarg Municlpal Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
Mario Morales.
NOTICIAS 0tIPONCE
LC0nIlNaei1n q u li4iNa 81. J

(lOn'heaci5a d Ia Pigind 81.
rrlente las ocho de la noche, que Sc
reQuiera al sehor alcalde para que en-
ese momento, tenga va hecha la nueva
designation que SO le exile.
Segundo, cue interim Sc provea
eu propiedad el cargo de secretario do
la corporacien, ell Oaciel l. de Ia Sc
cretaria, sefor Ponce de Ls6n redacta.
r$ desde ell momento las actas de las
sesiones que celebre ell Concejo y to-
dos los iuformes do las c6misiones del
mismoi en- que tenga que intervenir
aquel funcionario, por no MERCER la
confanzs de la corpocaci6n municipal
ell personal cue iuterinamente desem.
pehs actualmente dicho cargo.
Qled6, pues, destituido como SO.
cretario municipal el sefior Lorens
Echeyarria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
In drama en- Aguadi|a
Varlos lndividuos libran un
combate a machetazos en-
el barrlo "Aceitunas"
HERlDOS GRAVES
Hios que defender a su pa
Dire. -Combatientes van 4
la carcel y al hospital.

Serian las siete de la noche del
viernes IA de los corrientes, fuf infor-
mado de que un serie y gravisimo su.
ceso habfa ocurrido en- el bsrrio sAcei.
tunas.
Parece, por los informes que 80
me suministrap, que los individuos
Alexandra Chavarria y Eduardo Con
zalez, q causa de una guardarrsya de
tsrreno que entire smbos vsnian discu.
tiendo, surgi6 de ahf una question AGO.
metiendo Chavarria tan violentamen.
to con un machete contra el segundo,
iniriendole terribles heridas.
En- esos momentos llegaron dos
hIios de Gonzalez que en- defensa de su
padre, lanzaronse Sobre el agresor, Gu.
chillo en- mano, infriendole tremendas
punaladas.
lntervino tambien un hermano de
Chavarria en- su defensa, trabandose
de nuevo una terrible lucha entire to-
dos los contendientes, machetazo
limpio,
Resultaron cuatro heridos graves
stendo @stos trasladados al siguiento
dia al Hospital del Carmen de esta
ciudad, practicandoles la primera eura
ell doctor Otero y el practicante senior
Calder6n. Ell estado de esos heridos,
segdn opinion facultativa, es de pro.
n6stico reservado, Sc me dice tam,
hien, que dos individuos mas que
acompaharon Cavarria, Sc encuen.
tran en- la carcel,
Mario Mnralae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

Duveate Ia preaonto oaeases az ae
Se de b ssdo de Daoalao ae5n,s
dusfisles ban bacho er1aias s'aa
zos para populariaar ca Fg5te L2 a,5.
pio el uso del netrdleo s ns
mo substantial mea.'ula
Bastaato riaiaa
no calIfcarlo IL oso
rar que el rs.r6lo
al aceite de hlsado de
La gran repat2e.5n Ge
aceita de higsdo de baoae
sus granjes propie3adaa aas
y slImeuticias, Fin yeraad
de higado De bacalao ne solaa
IN sllmento, s!no que es q NJ. rs.
menso que sc conoce en Mea cl04 +
sda no IS ha podtdo eacafg6af as
nsturaleza ofo aiime1.o
anunc'ar el pesrdleo como u
suto del acete de- biz
contribuir 81 pe.rdleo . pe-a
piedsdes que &c Seas tea
rece de Ia propiaJea GO,
Rlimento, IS Jscr, X ue -
BILE. Fl pesr0-ao 5 .gsa j x.
mente no es una substasa,ea al .aa l,
sino que cuanGo sc Eal.. ~ ,.5..
es expeiiG0 en- lY t95pl 81 @
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
Ossde AguadiNa
Mas detalles de la emigration
de compatrlotas i Santa
Marta, Colombia
Is EMlGRANTES
Gran ndmero de personals
deSpidi6 d los infeliceS colo
nos 4 la >alida del barco.
AGCApILLA, MARIO y.

Ampfiando mis- ultimos infOrmes
respect0 d la proycctada emigration
puedo signlfcar que, no obstante los
obstaculooe inconvenientes que Sc pre-.
sentaron, i Ultima hora, un numero
inSlgniticante de trabai iadores decide
ron emiYrar a Santa Marta, Coll
bia -sitio, donde van contratados.
Desde las primeras horas de la mana.
na dio principle ell embarque en- la go
leta Sl'etraD nave que ha de conducir
Il leianas plagas 4 esos pobres COM
patriotas. FL nimero de esos emigran-
les alcanza a Is entire hombres, mule.
res y nihos.y Il exception de cipco 8
Seis que pertenecian 1 este t6rmino
municinal, los dma, procedian de
otra, jurisdiccione,
y la. cuatro de Ia tarde ESQ, pai.
,ano, abandonarm el suelo natiyo.
Una gran concurrencia de expectado.
res inyadja casi toda la calle dc la
eMarina>, ;iyida de prcsenciar la sa-
Ida del harco y tributar la Ultima
demonstration de- ,entimcnto> a adjo-
iItimo 4 esos compatriotas que nos
abandonan, Quizd, para siempre.
.Quiera Bios que la ,uerle y Ia te-
lcidad, que les tue adversa aQui, en- su
pahia. en- Ia TERRA colombiana, TERRA
eytra6a, sea ana hcrmo,a reaHdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
Hon0enaJe de afecto
En- los funeraes de Genaro Santiago Munoz

do q Genarito, Josefa y Mercede
Arias1
Corona flores naturales, <Guiller-
mo Schuck y sehorap
Media lund flores naturales. sM.
r. Morales y senora.s
Corona rosas naturales, doctor
Aguerrevere y familiaa
Corona natural rosa margaritas
<Angustias Z. de Boisen hijas.>
Corona artificial rosas pasiona-
rias, <Recuerdo q Genarto, America
Fiol de Ross
Corona artificial, hojas laurel, ro-
sas y violetas, "a nuestro querido
inolvidable amigo Genaro. Eduardo,
Allah y Marino hijos de Eduardo To-
rres.> Eats orange, New Jersey.
Corona msrgaritas y rosas natu-
rales, eIsabsl Tristani de Saurf.1
Corona natural rosss y azucenas,
SFamilla t0urnler.1
Corona natural margaritas y rosas,
<Aracelia s. de Perez hijas.s
: Cruz natural sstefanotas, sFaml-
liza Fournier.S
Corona y ramo flores naturales,
<Rosario Dr6s,s
Cruz natural flores blancas, <Cls-
mentina Tirado.S
Corona natural rosas y heliotro-
po, Emanuel Hedilla y familia.1
Corona rosas naturales, <viuda
| do Ruiz de pnrraS V familia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
Luchar Y veneer
En- el pals hacen falta escue.
las practicas para el agri-
cultor.
GRANjAS MODELO
AL distinguido y emlnente clu-
dadano Rosendo Matienzo
Cintr0n.

Ell de JUNO de 1900 llev6 a Santo
Domingo un contingente de recursos
que ofreci al gobierno del ilustrado
senior Gim6nez quien comprendi6 ense-
gu.da los benehcios que reportarfa al
pats 81 apoyaba protegfa una EN-.
presa bienhechora que SO propusiera
establecer una Colonia modelo agri
cola industrial
Concedi6seme 10 que solici,e por
el Executive, quien 10 someti6 & Ia apro.
baci6n del Congreso, oil cual, sin me.
ditar y tambi6n por contrariar los
prop6sitos del gobierno, Ia rechaz6 en-
absolute.
Celebre conferenclas con algunos
senores diputados sobre ell asuoto y
confesaron 81 ligereza en- la resoluci6n
adsptada, prometi6ndome reconside-
rarlo en- las sesiones de la pr6xma le
gislatura. Pero como para su aper.
tura debisn transcurrir algunos me-
ses, me trsslade Espaha para dar
cuenta de mi mission al Sindicato his
psno.alemGn que me COMIC dicha MI.
sion.
Disponiase de uu million de fran
cos para la empresa de formar una
colonia con cincuenta agricultores ga.
llegos, paisanos MOS. En- este inter.
valo hubo dc alterarse ell ordsn en-
Santo Domingo y el sindicato renun.
clio sus prop6sttos.
e obieto era leyar 4 Santo Do.
mingo elementos valiosos de trabajo,
fundar una escuela pr&ctica para Gu.
vas olases servirian las parcelas cul-
tivGdas con esmero para prOporcionar
elementos de buc6lica en- cantidad tai
que estuviesen al alcance de todos sc
desarrollass robusto y sauo ell inocen.
to nifIo que envenena su delicado sis
tems, desde Que ace, con ell bacalao,
el tassjo y otros alimentos malsanos,
autih'gienicos y caros, Qle Ell conner.
clio especulador introduce y vende.
En- eGs escuels prActica veria el
campesino, tapgiblemente, Ia vida so.
cisl const tifla en forma especial, '
seria { quien propaganda con interes
la nueva flrma de vida tan necesaria
en- los aises que no la tienen 8 la tie
nen de modo mauos coveniente,
Pense 10 mi,mo cuando vine 4
Puerto Rico y cOutlndo rensaudo ado
pero he in,ertado realif ,r.o porqut
Sc ~ 4 % quc o9W Ltg atyj,l yol.te 8
mucboS bhquttS J pof esa ccitsq no de
6e rtna g.,'te de fnlt f,ag t qujtan
,faJdio q los del pals,
Mas & pesar de ESQ, Sc flndau es F..
cuelas y yienen maestros de otras
psrtes para ensefar; pesar de todo
viene tasaio, existiendo ganado en- Ell
pals, vienen papas, cebollas, habi.
chuelas, tomates, szucar, tabaco Y
sin embargo, SO produce szdcar y ia
baca 60 ell pals Sc pueden cultivar
papas, cebollas, hablchuelas, toma.
tes que algunas veces piden centsvos
por cada uno en- la plaza de San uan.
Ell campesino continuarA aSf por
no tener eiemplos quo imitsr y los
que dirijen los destlnos del pals con.
tlnuar&n en- sus ideas, frmeS en- suS
1 less de exclusivismo,
Findese una "Grania modelo, I"
RnRxo ( una colonis de sgrlcultorsl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
De REGRES0

Entire ocho y rucye a. Ia maaana
de hoy, regres6 esta ciudad de su
yiaje d Ponce nestro querido amigo
don Luis Munol Rivera a quien,neva-
raa a Ponce la triste mission de acom-
pa6ar el cadaver dc II malogrado So
hrino el joyen Genaro Santiago Mu-
noz,
Cumplido este pcno>o dober, cl Sc.
nor NIunoz Rivera ha yuello a >u. la.
bores en- el peri6dico.
La redaoci6n de Ia DENoCRAc1A
>aluda earihosamente al distinguido
hombre pdblico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

Secretary Munici pal Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

"a este ramo de flores de la terra
Que guardara tus reStos amorosa
Unimos esta for que nuestra5 lagrimas
Regaron con suS gotas
tMorira con noSotros en- nosotrOs
Tu querida memoria
Para verte adorable 4 bendecido
Por tn madre y por Dios. sin las con-
(gojasl
Del mundo enganador, todos los dias
Subiran nuestras almas 4 la Gloria. D
RAFAELA Y PEPE.
C,pz natural flores blancas, SJo-
Sefa Coronas & hijos.>
C0ropa rosas naturales. <Ines CO.
ronas.>
Corona flores naturales, <Felicita
Coronas viuda de Ferndndez.>
Ranl9 de flores artifciales. &Eduar-
do N6uman,> New York.
Ranto de flores artinciales, GSeho.
rita Maria Torres Y sobrino,S Eats
Orange.
Corona artificial, pensamientos, ,Ivio
letas rosas, "A Genarito de sus ami.
COS Ferdinand y Teresita.>
Corona rosas naturales y estefano
tas, &Dotor Villaronga.~
C0r0na roSas y azucenas natura
les, &Recuerdo de Emilia V. de Arms
trong.>
Cru. natural flores blancas, $Juli,
j. Usera,n
RAM rosas Y margaritas QRocuer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

CfN- flores naturales con la 81
guiene inscription &A Genarito, hijo
querido de mi alma, I'll madlr.p
Cooaa artificial rosas J azucenas
con c,ta inscription "A Genaro Tr
padre polilico. Racuerdo.>
Diadema artificial. pahnas, li'ios y
rosa, sA nuestro querido sobrino, re-
rucrdo de Luis y Mal6a, enviada desde
New ork por la sonora de Munoz Ri
vera,
Corom rooas naturales; inscrip-
ci6n S,Genarito adi0s Ins tios Car
men \ Quintln.a
foronn rosas natWales 8Josefa NJ.
de Guevara.>
(ouz6n rosas blanca, 2A Genari-
to. Recuerdo de tus primas Angela y
Mercedes>
Co,o"a artificial rosa, estefano-
ta,. < &Reeuerdo a Genarito Doctor
Moret y Pepita.@
CH. flores naturales inscription
&Genarito: nunca to olvidaran Y con
seryaran afecto imperecedero para t
Fracisca Negr6n Sanjurjo, Lola y An
gelita Santaella.
torona hores naturales, xDomitila
NJ, de Alonso y Aurelia A. de Guerre
ro.
Coroao. flores blaneas. Jose Mu
ho2 Rivera \ sonora, con cstas e.
trofas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
Mario Morales,
SORPRESA AGRADABLE

Aver, domingo, fu6 iniciada otra
reforma notable en- ell servicio del tro-
Hey la cual fue aplaudida por todo el
pdblico capitaleno y sobre todo por
los vecinos de Santnrce.
Nos referimos al servicio de siete
minutes medic, Ell cual, por primera
vez, fue empezado desde la manana
temprano.
Esto fue muy c6modo para los que
iban y regresaban de misa el gran
ndmero de personals que Sc observaron
en- todos los carros, demuestra la uti-
ldad de esta reforma,
Antes, el servicio de sieta mi
nuto> y medic no empezaba hasta
las once de la mahana, y por de
prOnto este >ervicio temprano solo Sc
ra para los domingos, pero es possible
que mas luego SC lie ponga en- vigor
todos los dias. Estas mejoras que con
tanta frecuencia Sc estan realizando.
pruebd 10 progresiva que es la sSan
Juan Light y TransitP Y ell caracter
emprendedor que distinguea q Mr.. Char
les +. Warner, Director General de la
misma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

luego un Iustituto sgron6mico el
pals cambiarA y serA feliz en- pocos
amos, pues hoy no tiene que conner y
10 POGO que produce le psGA caro- y
no hay con que comprarlo.
Manuel BaFros Psna.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-14

side WIN be the veterans, Allison ane
Cullom. Nor should new recruit be
forgotten, La Toilette of Wisconsin,
new in the senate, but not in this fight
He has been shooting it into the rail
roads for 10, these many years.
OF the Democratic hosts most OF
them will be fighting with the presi.
dent. Two notable exceptions will be
German, the veteran strateglst sot
Maryland, and Morgan Of Alabama,
who will fight behind an old fort all
his own. called state rights"
The Administration Measure.
Leaving these bloody and marital
SMILES, the present lineup of the legis'
lative struggle is something like this
The Esch- Townsend bill, which has
been introduced in the house, may
perhaps be regarded as the admins
tration measure. 1t is the most nearly
In line with the presidents ideas OF
any. It provides for the increase OF
the interstate commerce commission
from Eve to seven, gives this body
power on complaint being made to fix
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-14

IN strong fortress known as the
house. This position the enemy can
not take from him. His biggest gun
ut this redoubt is Cannon called
Uncle Joe. It sometimes scatters, but
belches smoke and fire and makes
things exceedingly interesting for
friend and foe. Another gun is manned
by John Sharp Williams, and when it
goes off the report may be heard for
miles. It has been known to blow a
'kid congressman" into small pieces.
While it fires Democratic shells, it may
be counted for the president here.
Still other pieces of ordnance are
manned by John j. Esch Of the Wis
consin regiment and Charles E. Town
send Of the Michigan forces. These
two have dashed their guns together
and shoot simultaneously. Their pieces
are much feared by the foe, as they
have done deadly execution in the
past. Townsend Is a new fighter, but
got into the game in such good earnest
that he supplanted the veterans. Esch
Is an older hand at the business and
can blow locomotive off the track at
long distance. Another famous fighter
Is Colonel Pete Hepburn, whose voice
rings out like-well, there isn't any
thing Just like Hepburn's voice. Any
way, 1t rings out That is what it Is
for Colonel Pete commands the In
terstate commerce committee battalion
that Is, when it doesn't break away
and go into the fight before he is
ready. Then there is Brigsdier Gen