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The Washington times., 1905-10-20
WASHINGTON TESTIMONY

hicharu Young. retired, OF 3039 NJ
street northwest. George town, says: y
was kidney sufferer for many years,
ard tried about every remedy which
could be applied either externally or in
;ernally, but nothing did ne any good
until I cot Deans Kidney Pills / had
never been confined 10 my bed, Out suf-
fered terr.r,y with paics 81 my loirs.
V fich u -ade lie : bu-Cel - ne all day
and al night. TGe ls.G:c. secre t.ons
we're als) much GisCrdCreo. b1-n IN Coiol
AID consistency, ard wo-e decidedly
irregular. 1 could never tell when 7
was going to be bothered in this way
but II ached just as often at nigh:
when / went 70 bed and ought TO have
been sleeping rs in the day time, ana
the iocs Of rest had a bad effect on M,
health. Doctors escr.ptiocs seemed
40 do me no more good than the pre-
pared remedies which 1 CSed, but w.ien
/ got Doan's Kidney PMS at Stevens
Pharmacy, aad began using them, / was
almost Immediately rel eVsd. I nave no
bSckachc now. my Eidrey5 are acting ia
4 natural and healthy manner, aad the
secretIons are clear ana Tree from seui-
ment besides being easily controlled
Doan's Kidney Pills are fine and | can
not say too much in praise of them"
Co., Ru6alo, II. Y. Props.
The Washington times., 1905-10-20
SERVICE CLERK ARRESTED.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2o.-John ]. Kel-
". clerk Of markets. in the department
OF public service. was arrested this af-
ternoon on the charge of embezzling 81
700 Of the city's money.
The Washington times., 1905-10-20

Baltimore and Return SI.z5, Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and
Sunday. All trains both ways. both days.
except Royal Limited. Hourly Service
week days.
The Washington times., 1905-10-20
MAYOR RENoMINATEp.

NEWPORT. Oct. 2e.-Mayor Patrick
J. Boyle was renominated by the Demo-
cratic city convention.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20

last Friday night, at a social dancing
party. The rooms We're prettily dec
Grated in ferns and carnations and y
dainty supper was served. About
fifteen couples attended and all had a
very enjoyable time.
A number from these parts attend
ed the funeral OF little Cora Preston
in Frederick on Sunday. Baby Pres
ton as she was Familiarity called was a
sweet, lovable child and with her
baby ways and childish prattle had
found a warm place in more than n
heart during her short life. The 0 r
rowing parents and sister have the
heartfelt sympathy ofhosts of friends,
How well Longfellow puts it.
BE still, sad heart and cease repin-
ing,
Behind the clouds the sun is shin
ing,
Thy lot is the common fate of all
Into each life some rain must fall.
Some days must be dark and d%reary."
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
Bern

None of the schools in Carlisle town
ship have obtained teachers yet eX-
cept No. 3.
Len Walker is quite sick with
quincy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Morriss near Wesport.
Mrs. L. VonEschen is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a sewing machine which she
purchased a short time ago.
Six steamers we're at work in stght
of here Monday morning. Seems as tho
this part of the country can sooh nave
their threshing done.
Mrs. l. Inscho had the misfortune
to strike one of her thumbs with d
knife cutting away about half OF the
nail, making it very painful ahd sore
The infant son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Pete Grabler, of Aberdeen, dled lasC
Wednesday morning and was buried
al, Ipswich Thursday. Mr.. and MIS-
Grabler have many friends here VINO
extend their heartfelt sympthaty 10
the bereaved ones.
Who a say Dakota is not the an
ner state? 1t was only OCTOBER loOli'
when we had a fine DOW torn cau0i.
inc many without a bushel OF grain
tbreshed and no preparations for win.
ar whatever. Today the snow Is
melting fast and the future looks as
bright as ever.
a gentleman from Iowa, who mas
purchased the quarter sectloh " ianO
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
WeStpOrt

Mr.. VIM. Cole who has been very
Ill is slowly improving.
j. H. Howe is moving onto John
Young's farm west Of town.
Robert L. Gernon was Inspecting
cattle in the eastern part of the town
ship Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Inscho returned home
Wednesday for a visit of a week with
her parents at Bern.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Gernon attend
ed the funeral of little Cora Preston
at Frederick Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Young have
returned from North Dakota where
MIR. Young has a threshing rig.
Carl johnson an experienced clerk
from the southern part of the state
has taken a position in G.. P. Sic
mann's general merchandise store.
LIE Verne Neer has returned home
after a short visit with his grandpar-
ents at Columbia. Verne's health is
so improved that he is again in school.
Mrs. G. V. Gherki, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ava Wardell were in Frederick Sat-
urday and Sunday, having been called
there by the death Of their little
niece, Cora Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Teed arrived
from North Dakota last week. Ell.
mer is an old Westport boy with
mahy friends here who will welcome
he and his bride back to Westport.
On Wednesday last the Ladies Al
tar society assembled, upon invitation,
at the home of Mrs. G. A. Morrison,
The ladies, after spending a most
profitable and enjoyable afternoon,
entered the dining room at five
O'Clock and were served with a very
dainty supper by the hostess and hel
niece, Miss M. Inscho.
Last Tuesday Mrs. ]. A. Lovelact
and family accompanied by Thos
Stone started for Washington, the
formers future home. Mr.. Lovelace
will leave with a car in a short time
The Lovelace family have many
warm friends here who regret thei
departure but wish them success If
their new home.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
ROndelI

Mrs, Miriam Allen is very sick and
IS attended by DR.. Pickering.
Mr.. Shoemaker of East Rondell
who was i'll last week is convalesent.
Mrs. Spencer Dayton is confined to
her bed with inf1amatory rheumatism.
Judge Bayne is quite sick, and grave
doubts are entertained as to hisrecov-
erv.
MIR. and Mrs. Parker visited Satur-
DAY with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shook
of Aberdeen.
Little Guy Tower, who was serious
~ kicked by a horse some time ago. is
reported better.
Miss Olive Robinson and her BROTH
er and cousin, Miss Ruby Allen, were
shopping in Aberdeen Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Doude came up
from Aberdeen and visited at "Pleas-
an Plains'' with the W. Olsen family.
1t is estimated that two inches or
more of snow fell on Monday. It has
soaked the ground well and will helm
the blowing immensely.
Grandpa bunker as he was famil-
lerly called, after a long illness passed
away Saturday, October 14th, and the
funeral took place on Tuesday at the
nome of his son Otto, where he had
made it his home for several wears.
during his protracted sickness. He
mad the most tender care and all was
done that a loving wife and devoted
son could do, but nothing can stay the
hand of death. His going out wa
like a tired child who passes softly to
sleep. Besides a wife he leaves sever
al sons and daughters. Grandpa was
seVenty-nine years old. Rev. Knoll
the Lutheran minister from Aberdeen
ott1ciated. He spoke IN both English
and German.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20

known as the Howard qnarter is
building a house and barn and expects
to move his family out here. We
are always GLAD to hear of those va
can't farms being bought up by parties
who intend to live on them.
T, J. Stone and sister, Mrs. J. A.
Lovelace and her family, departed for
Washington, where the latter expects
to make their home in the future,
while Mr.. Stone was undecided as to
how long he would stay. Mr.. Love-
lace will start for the same place in a
few weeks with a car of stock and
household goods. We are sorry to
lose such merry friends from our fine
country, but hope our loss will be
their gain.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
OneOta Items

Fred Gropso has just completed
his new house.
There will be- thresher's dance in
Westport next Friday night.
Miss Olive Heagley has just COM
menced school in the Walworth Dis.
trict.
Ed and Frank Callaghan have re-
turned home from North Dakota
where they have been threshing with
A. Young's rig.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy
to the bereaved parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Preston, whom death robbed of their
little three year old daughter lately.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
Columbia

Miss Laura Heath has been engag-
ed to teach the Kemnitz school in
Westport township.
Louise Brandes, came home last Fri
day night from ST. Luke's hospital
where he had a leg amputated, and is
doing finely.
Mrs. Mary E. Given CT Manchester.
Iowa, returned to her home Monday
morning, after an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs, Jay Lillibridge.
Wilfred Baker finished up his sea-
sons threShing in good time before the
bad weather sat in. His last job was
on Fred Larson's flax which he finish
ed Saturday o
Earl Reese will occupy the Sheridan
place and work a portion of it for a
term of years. Mr.. Sheridan will quit
farming for the present, but what his
plans are has not been learned.
Nose johnson. who is now farming
for himself over near Westport, on the
Olsen farm. has perhaps done more
farming than the average farmer this
year, having already $50 acres plowed.
S. Il. Jones and Tom Grifis have
rented the G. x. Hayes farm and will
take possession as soon as Earl Fes.
sender moves. 1t is reported that
the latter will occupy the Gus Gruen.
valid place.
Gust Vail drove down to Aberdeen
Monday, getting caught in the snow
storm. He took down his son. Walk
er, to have his foot treated. This in
jured foot is progressing very slowly
toward recovery.
e. p. Kanaley, w. Lewis and r
Addison will give a dance at Gaskin'
hall a week from this Friday, Oct. 81.
Everson Orchestra will furnish thu
music and the dancers will provid,
themselves with a picnic supper
Tickets Is cents and everybody cor
daily invited.
Miss Gladys Smalley and Miss Mary
Lynch, two bright young schoo
ma'ams from Usage. Iowa, now teach
ing in the Dinger and Wample
schools in Detroit township, were Wis
iting friends here overSunday. The.
have taught five weeks aud are mucl
pleased with their schools.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
Hutton

Frank Vickers has become the own
er OF the store business at this place
and is already in possession.
1t is reported that John Gibbs sus-
tanned a fracture of some ribs as a re-
suit Of getting under some falling tim
bers.
Mrs. Amos Bacon and daughter,
Oracle, went to Aberdeen this week
to consult a specialist in regard to
Miss Gracie's eyes and have glasses
fitted for them
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
Brainard

[ctter IS at present build
\ for Jack Strachan.
|silycrburg is visiting in
(ese days. Mr.. S. says he
SOFT snow which fell on
entirely disappeared by
PIN.
{acIlan accompanied 10y
Vaughan went to Aber-
p evening.
Kelly Of Mclntire, Ia,
saturday last aud has be-
Pol duties at No. ) school.
f." ana a party of his
uS spent Sunday at the
P9ys didn't get more than
parry home.
f."5iaa has returned from
gta where he has been
Ine drove through Brain
| evening on his way tc
islioon six threshing rigs
pounding out the grair
L. Of the town. When
{4ls' y made it impossible,
.s4aing Of Allison ha,
,lle Abbott school 10
ft1h as'. : She is making lie
bs s,'e REYNOLDS family .,
See n
an eaqdie and Sara Red
[asa aea their young friend
nome in Allison d
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
1913 90 to the Pac tic Coast from
hicago-Cnrrespnndi"gl low
Rates from Other Points

Via the Chicago, Union PACING
North-W Western Line daily, Sept. 70 TO
Oct. 81, To San francisco, Los Ange-
les, Portland, Seattle and Tacoma ana
other Pacific Coast points. Very 10"
rates to Helena, Butte, Spokane, oe-
den and Salt Lake City. Daily ana
personally conducted excursions III
Pullman tourist sleeping cars TO San
Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland,
through without change. Douole
berth only 800 from Chicago anu
Is. Is from Omaha. Choice oi routes
For rates, tickets, etc, apply toageles
Chicago s. North-W Western Ry. ool
IsTRAYED OR sToLEN-From
premises OF the undersigned wv
/ Oct. Bird and 9th one three year olu
red steer, some white in face and OF
belly, brand G. and star on lelt hlno
nI1arfer DIR. CRoNYN,.
Houghton, S. u
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
P(ND[N1S
field

field
la Herrick are 60
bon. Ought!
,lre of seeing Mr..
n Mansfield again
the rustling south
Is over at Warner
b.
J season october l6.
bad for those who
btheir potatoes dug
IN returned riluay
visit with friends
Gettysburg and Lee
,+,,rned from Gro
ming and reports a
eresting meeting Of
the Mellette dem
Eansfeld Friday Oct.
Ely. Those wishing
call early.
khe dance to ne held
Hall Friday evening,
ner's Orchestra will
is assured.
Ion of Elkton, $. D.,
hurday evening and
as teacher in
house Monday
the state pro-
!. will speak in Mans
evening, October q.
speaker is second to
not miss this OPP
him.
b. foot bail team will
d college team at Red
!, october q. 'Those
a game of foot ball
this chance, as it I'M
be a good game.
atterson of Gettysburg
.hurday to visit he1
Ida L%hanbarker. She
yening by waT OF the
her school il Grant
l~eeypects to teach TIL:
is at work r%emodelins
S building an addition
his store 24x24. This
. building 24x75. Ht
j put in new shelving
cellar. This will giv'
for his stock ant
6 addition to the town
,sful surprise party wa
pupils Of the Mans
t was gwen as \ fare
Of Miss Florence
Who has been a studen
d school for the pas.
e pupils assembled a
it's home and then in
, over. Several hour
! merry games afte
served. A delight
lad and Miss Florenc
With a nice album as
ect and friendship, b
seting was held in th
October IA, &c
voting on the questio
ler teacher and estat
airy department in til
DOL. Motion was mad
lat the school board b
hire another teache
a primary department
mt win probably be hel
the present term an
the school building Th
on an equal bias
schools t%hroughol
we hope to have it Sc.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20

WANTED, CoMPosIToRs-s1s per
week; non-union. Permanent position
to competent men in St. Paul. APP
ply at once. St. Paul Typothetae,
Ger.-Am. Blk. Bldg. O2O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
vELAOAS TEATRALES

LA CompAftA "Sociedad Artist
90" ante regular conCurrencia, puso
Anoche nuevAm ante en- escena La bee.
ng mMa. La ViNscitG y EL tansbor Dc
grGnGder0S.
Los artistas desempefiaron bien
Sus rsSpectlvos papeles, muy especial
msnte sn La ciGscita, obra que cads
die gusta mas oil p1blico, por su de-
lioiosa mdSiCa y sus Situacionea CO
micas en- que abunda.
La Earzuela EL tambOr de graaads-
roS gust6 la sefora Mateo y los
sefores Ramires, Montesino, POusa
ViEcarrondo 90 hicieron aplaudir di
ferentes veces; solo que on Ia escens
final, todo el mundo volvi6Se mndo, J
faltaron en- escena coristas para for
mar Cuadro, 10 que produio On ell pI
blico el Consiguiente deSsgrado.
Para el domingo, un buen matinee
por la nochs, el estreno de La Bora
cha, zarsuela muy aplaudida en- Es.
pans,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
R{PUDLICA EN- PROGRESO

81 u de Mayo sc celebro Ia sper
tura del Congreso en Buenoa Aires
repGblica Argentina. Ell ceremonial
de costumbre en- este acto, Suntuoso J
mAgnffco, se oumpli6 en- todss SUI
parties,
El menssie del Presidente Q lin,
tana revela un estado de prospsridad
inusitads, on 10 comercisl y en- 10 eco
n6mico. FL presupuesto de 1904 Sc
sAld6 con Q s12.540, 900 de sobrante. 81
Comsrcio de exportsci6n durantc el
primer trimestre de 1905 excedi6 en-
OI6.0O0 900 81 correspondence { lgual
trImestre de 1904.
Fl pals, mArchs viento en- poDa
Buenos Aires, 10 primera capital lsti-
NJ dc America y ls segunds del globo
=dsspues de PariS-cuenta hoy mas de
ochostsntos mil habitauteS Ciudsd
OoSmop0lIta, alberta { 10 emigration
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
DESDE PATILLAS

Aver estuyo en- este pueblo ell Sc
nor Vidal, sobrestante de la Junta de
Caminos del Dstrto lie Guayama,
para hacer estudios sobrc los traba-
Jos que deben ser atendidos en- ell pro-
ximo presupuesto de Ia junta,
Creo que debe rrestarse atenci6n
a lcamino de ell barrio REAL. por ser
ell mas importante y prcductor de este
pueblo y por tener ramitcaciones cor
los de Jagual y Mula, tambien muy
ricos.
En- breve oelebrara una reunion
el partido unionista para reformar la
Junts local.
En- ell m5mento en- que escribo es,
ia celebrando iuicios ell juez municipal
de Gusyama, licenciado Ramos, para
sustanciar diyersas denuncias presen-
tadas,
CORRESPONS Al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
leases NAL OL|ENTES LA NOTA V|BRANTE
Es impossible pasear de noChe
por las GALES de la eiudad
de San Juan.
MAS LIMPIEZA
Asi 10 exile la cultura de esta
ciudad y 10 demanda la sa-
lud del pueblo,

Auoche 4 las once dimos una vuel-
ia por Ia ciudad en- union de algunos
amigos y hubimos de abandonar mas
que de prisa nuestro paseo, por las
pesiilentes emanaciones de las cloa-
cas- y de los receptaculos de inmundi-
cias que Sc ponen en- las aceras para
que los recoian los carros de la ba-
sura.
Esto ocurre no sOlameute en- los
rincones mas apartadOs de la pobla.
ci6n, sino tambi6n en- GALES tan centri-
cas- y concurridas como Forsaleza, San
Francisco y otras igualmsnte impor-
tantes.
Es una pestil 3ncia indescribible.
lmpurezas y detritus de todo genero la
esparcen por la atm6sfera Las placid as
horas de la paz y la calma nocturnas
ven turbado su imperlo con esos
vahos sin nomhre, que por milagro no
desatan los horrores de una epidemic
sobre esta cludad, q cuyos habitantes
las saludables brisas marinas preser.
van sin duda de las h9bres.
El 6xtrangero que nos visitase y
tales horas pasease por las GALES de
San Juan, tqu6 harla al sentir tan in.
soportables hedores2 Pues 10 primert
serfa taparse las narices, como 81
est1yiera en- un estercolero y luegC
decir para su capote, cue este aseme,
ia un pueblo de Haiti donde Sc depo
sitan las deyecciones en- la via pdblica
Hay que ser un POGO crados, perC
la verdad asi 10 exige,
Esas cloaeas debsn lImpiarse.
Y esas latas, barriles y cajones dt
inmundicias deben ser recogidos & una
hora dada en- forma tai, que desapa
rezcan de las aceras, no blen sean
on elias depositadas.
Ffjese on esto la sefora admins
TRACTION, porque 10 cultura de la ciudad
asi 10 demanda, y la aalud del pueblo
asi 10 exige.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
COST0 De UNA CORONA

La Junta de damss de las Asocla-
clones beneficas de Madrid, encarg6
hace tempo los talleres de Ansorena
la construction de una corona cuyo
valor Sc calcula en- 500, 0O0 pesetas.
Dicha corona stra efrecida la
virgen del Pillar, de ZaragoEa,
Componen el nimbo de la corona
10 001 piedras preciosas y la aureola
que sirve de fondo lleva incrustadas
1000.
Los operarios de Ansorena han
tardado en- hscerla Al diss, lntervi-
niendo en su construction b obreros.
D.cha corona fue llevada Pa
lscio para que la viersn los reyes
y uno de estos dias ser& conducida 8
Roma para que ls bendiga el Papa
sntes de ofrecerls & la Vlrgen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
ReperCute de modO simpatlCo y
entusiasta en- la COnclencia
de nuestrO pals.
! ARRIBA COMPATRIOfASl
Es deber de todo buen patrlo-
ia defender con entereza los
derechos de su pueblo.

De todas parties de la isla nos lle-
gan yoces alentadoras por nuestra
patri6tica labor.
Elementos hasta aver refractarios
q LA DEMoCRACIA y 4 la causa que
representa-, nutren eXpontaneamente
nuestras listas de suscripciones.
Este es un hecho consolador.
Prueba que ell sentimiento de la
union va abriendose paso en- todos los
corazones puertorriquehos.
Ante el inhujo de ese noble senti-
miento las preyenciones y los odios
desaparecen, como nubes de tormenta
que barre la luz del sol,
Cuando una nota vibrante, de pu.
70 patriotismo, repercute en- Ia con-
ciencia de un pals, bien puede decirse
que este no ha muerto,
Nuestro pueblo no ha muerto,
esta abatido,
Pero ese abatimiento es temporal,
pasajero, transitorio.
Los estimulos de la propia digni.
dad, ell propio instinto de conserva-
ci6n 10 hardn volver a la lucha, con
mas ardor mayor empuie que antes.
Entonces Sc vera 10 que no SO We
desde hace mucho tempo la union de
todo un pueblo fernando una sola vo-
luntad, un solo coraz6n, para defender
los intereses del pals, amenazados hoy
hasta en- sus rafces mas profundas.
Los principales autores de esa mag
ma obra no seremOs nosotros, seran
los que interpretan en- Puerto Rico las
formulas de IN NAL regimen.
y por una eXtrana paradoia, en
csc mismo regimen que encierra L.
fuente de nuestro NAL encontraremos
de igual lmodo los impulses de nues-
tro bien, porque tanto abSurdo, inius.
ticia tanta, seran ell acicate de nues-
tras energias para luchar sin reposo
por los fueros de nuestra dignidad y
ol mantenimiento de nuestra existencia,
iArriba, compatriotas ',,..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
NOTAS De PONCE
Muere uno de los mas entu-
slastas patrlOtas de la clu-
dad del Sur.
Ell HIPOOROMO
Carreras de bicicletas. .-Robo
de carbon por muchas to-
neladas. -Otras notlclas.

4Mayo 11.--Ayer por la tarde falle-
clio en- esta ciudad nuestro amigo y CO.
religionario don lose Tmgo Perez, CO.
nocido por Pepe Lugo, familiar de
nuestro inolvidable amigo don Luis
r. Velazquez. Pepe Lugo heredo de
aquel patricia ell quito a la libertad, y
ell amor & la causa del pals.
La muerte de Pepe Lugo ha veni-
do como un rayo Ell martes por la ma
mana estaba bien completamente; mu-
rio ell microbes. Tuvo un dia de en-
fermedad.
Vivo, inteligente, y energico; Pepe
Lugo trabaj6 como bueno en- la lucha
electoral pasada desposeido del car
go municipal que aqui le diera un dia
ell partido federal, supo ser consecuen-
tie afrontando la pobre2a con dignidad.
Durante las trstezas de estos cua-
tro iltimos amos, 81 que era IN exec
lente afcionado del arte esc6nico, mu-
chas veces gan6 un duro en- ell teatro;
cinco dias antes de abandonar la vida
trabaj6 con Terradas en- Don Jtdh Je-
n0ri0.
Muere prematuramente: y no por
que haya vivido en- esfera humilde,
hemos de negar'le este elogio p6stumo.
Nosotros tenemos una flor para Su
tumba, y una lagrima para la memo
ria del amigo y patricia conSecuente.
Ell proximo lunes llegara Pom
ce la Corte Federal,
-Nuestro querido compadero Pc
pc Negr6n Sanjurjo nos ruega decir a
las personals que en- San Juan quie-
ran adquirir su libro de versos que
pueden hallarlo, desde luego en- la Ii
brerfa del Boletia 4MercdntH de Puerto
Rico. Ha rem tido pocos ejemplares.
LA aperture del Hip6dromo Sc
verifcara despu6s de Ia primera quin-
cena de Mayo. Oportunamente Sc fla
ra Ell dia.
Sc halla alberta en- la Gale dc
Ia Guadalupe, n1mero ;, la matrfcula
para las inscripciones de los caballos
qW~ S's-' a',osenten q disputar los pre-
mios en- las carrsras de la lnaugura'
ci6u del Hipodromo.
Ell pr6ximo domingo habra ca
rreras de bicicletaS en- los terrenos del
Sc han matriculado va algunos
caballos de la lsla para la inaugura-
ci6n del Hip6dromo,
-Segdu SO nos inf Jrma, el robo de
csrb6n de piedrs q la hacienda dor
tuna,s de que hablamos aver, asciende
& muchas toneladas. Hasta ahora han
aparecido diez 8 doce de estas, y no
son pocas las personals complicadas
en- ell asunto.
-Contin1a la comisi6n de presu.
puesto del ayuntamiento trabai ando
en ell de 1905 q 1906. Anoche estuvo
reunida hasta despu6s de las diez.
Hoy tueron denunciadas por la
policfa varias personals que anoche
paseahsn en- bicicletas sin tlmbre y sin
lintsrna.
"A principles de la sem ana pr6xi-
ma ira el teniente Guanill & tomar po
sesi6n del puesto de Yauco.