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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

la In setting apart one-third OF this
debt to us. bu, the do nothing pol.
icy heretofore adhered to puts our
State, as many think, practically in
an attitude Of repudiation not at all
creditable to her and injurious TO
her good name and best interest.
"Our opinion is that the basis Of
settlement prescribed by this State
in her first constitution is Just and
equitable, and we have little, il any
thing, to fear from a settlement ef-
fected on the basis so prescribed.
''In the consideration of this ques-
ton it is pertinent to recall the fact
that the Congress of the United
States refused TO admit West Virgin
ia into the Union until she had put
into her constitution a provision as.
suming an equitable proportion OF
the old Virginia debt"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
SERIOUS PROBLEM.
What the Uniform Examinations OF
Teachers Show.

The State School Journal gives an
official statement of the results OF
the three teachers examinations
held last summer under the uniform
examination law. 1t gives the re
suits by counties, and some of the
figures are astounding and all are
of interest.
For example. in Logan county
only six teachers took the examina
ton. OF them, one received first
grade, three received second grade,
and there were two failures, leaving
only four teachers In Logan county
with certificates over former ex-
aminations.
In Boone county there were only
eight applicants, two of whom re.
ceived second grade and six receiv-
ed third grade.
In Writ county there were twelve
applicants. OF whom one received
first grade, five second grade, two
third grade and four failed.
Wyoming county had sixteen ap-
plicants, three of whom received
first grade, seven second grade, and
four third grade and two failed.
The largest number of applicants
was in Fayette county, which had
I9b Jackson county being second
with a 1872.
Boone was the only county in
which no first grade certificate was
issued, but Logan and Writ had
only one each.
The counties in which there were
no failures were Boone, Jefferson
and Taylor.
A study Of the table as a whole
will convince anybody that the sqla-
ries of public school teachers in
West Virginia must be raised or the
schools in some sections Of the
State will have to be practically
abandoned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

Slayer of 'coons, 'possums ant
other varmints ?
The same.
Also maker of moonshine whisky
Not any. I've bin so thirsty fur
a drink of con juice fur this last
month that Pm willin' to trade of
my coonskin cap.
Jess so, Mister Witches so.
That's what we are yere fur-to pro-
vide yo' with a drink. Hev yo'
any mortal objeckshun to takin' a
walk ?
Not a one, sab.
Jess as lief walk over to the big
ravine1
Yes, sab.
started out with 'em, and that
yere Tom Ditson was chucklin' 10
hisself all the way, and the other
telIers looked peart and happy We
slid down into the ravine and walk
Ell to the place whar the still was,
and Tom looks all around like a
man lost in the woods. We'd clear
ed up the ground and they couldn't
find nu,hin'
Whar's the still ? asked the leader
of Tom.
Dunno. 1t orter be right yere.
But it amt.
No, don't sec it.
But yo' said it was and took $40
of my money to bring us yere !
What sort Of a game is this2
Then the gang fell upon Tom fur
q liar and kicked him till he was
tired, and when they let up on him
he could skassly crawl away. When
the miserable critter was outer sight
the leader turns to me and SCI, sez
he
/ believe yo'r name ar Zeb White9
The same, sab.
Slayer Of 'coons, 'possums and
other yarmints
Yes, sab,
And the culest old cuss on the
Cumberland range. Tom Duson
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
AUTOMATRIMONY.

When an old man marries sweet
girl wife
And buys her an automobile,
lie will speed very fast through the
rest Of life,
No matter how young he may feel.
She sits there enthroncd, the queen
Of his Heart,
And runs his domestic machine;
She toots out warning, and though
his nerves start,
Turns on the full force ofbenzine.
Hc is running 'gainst Time in a
heart siraining race;
There's soft little hand at the
brake.
Which never shuts down on the
terrible pace,
But is proud of the breeze il can
make
And The crash comes anon; the
thing makes q leap
And heads for the awful un
known.
But She steps quickly off, and into
the deep
lie goes blindly plunging alone.
Aud then, a sweet widow in delicate
black,
Which looks Gust too lovely" on
her.
She hunts mp her lover her own
dearest Jack.
And makes him her future chauf.
fcur.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
SNAKE STORY
Circulated Among Railroadors Of
tho West Virginia Northern.
Measured Nineteen Feet and seven
lnches-A Tape Line Being Used
On ~.

Specialize Ihe rarmoni Times
Kngwood, w. Va, Jan "a very
strange snake story Is going the
rounds Of thc railroad men employ
ed on the West Virginia Northern
railroad thatrun between here and
TunncIton, and strange as it may
seem is youchcd for by some very
truthful eyewiincsses.
Itappcars from the way The story
goes that The conductor, who is also
bsggagemas,er and acts in the ca.
pacily Of am engineer and fireman
when be is not otherwise employed.
had been missing a great deal Of
produce, such as eggs, butter ham
and side meat as we'll as whole
cases Of canned goods, end no clue
Of the thief or thieves could be
found regardless of the close watch
that was daily kept for them. An
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
IS A HORSE ON HIM
StOeSSel Writes Confidential Letter
10 the Car.
GLAD HE HAS BEEN TAKEN
Ran Out CT Mule Meat, Then Ran Out Of
Town Saddle comsomme Made Him
Sick So He Threw Up the Sponge
Both Hands and His Job.
LAD HE HAS BEEN TAKEN
From The Dominion.

From The Dominion.
Nogfs Camp between mouthfuls
of real food), January the three,
1905 Dear Nick-Theyve got us,
and we're tickled to death TO be
had. We met the enemy and we
are his'n.
We ran out of mule meat, and of
course the stubbonness IN us all
gave out. The last saddle. flap stew
| had nauseated me a little, and the
pommel consommc turned me.
Among other things threw up the
sponge, both hands and my Job.
Mule meat wasn't all we ran out
of. We also ran out of Port Ar
thur.
1t was funny to see the combina-
ton Of PAGES with which we ambled
out. The various companies each
had the gait that had predominated
among the particular stceds that
had fallen TO their portion during
the last few weeks. Some OF the
companies loped, some trotted,
others paced, and our shouts OF ioy
over the ending Of the siege was a
chorus of whinnies and brays such
as would have amused one Lemuel
CULVER who claimed to have re-
sided where the horses were the
people.
The first Jap ,hat came near me,
/ laid back my ears and bi, at him.
But soon got over it.
The PAGES with which we left The
5cleaguered fortress mightbe called
the city gaits. And what the laps
had done to 2o3 meter hill was no
thing TO what we had done to our
mounts before we surrendered.
You will see by the foregoing that
my mind is sorely affected. In fact,
we had reached the point at which
we did little but play horse, in one
form or another.
We called our bedrooms our pad
docks and stalls, and the linen
closets we're called Shirt t-studs."
The longer the siege lasted, the
tighter We had to cinch ourselves to
keep from starving to death and
to keep our harness on-therc / 20
again.
We expect to be pretty well
gToomed now for the next few
weeks. We are being treated well
and frequently by the Japs, who had
captured a lot Of vodka.
OF course our favorite drink is a
stirrup cup.
When we got to the point where
we were entirely strapped Of food
there wasn't trace Of it left, we
gave another tug at our girths, brid-
led our impaticncc as best we could
without bit for our mouths, curb.
ed our tendency to eat one another.
and just surrendered
OF course It's a horse ON me, but
/ JfF mot g..,t o., g.. .t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

AII stomach trouble is removed D., nr
use OFT kod1. Dyspepsia Cure. DO gives IIc
stomach perfect rest bl diersune eH-i
YOU oat without tIlc siomFths aid Ia.
food builds up ihs b1dJ the fest Restores
the stomach to health Won don't Iatr t,
dict yourself when taking KoGoI Dtspsee. 1
Cure T. ID ErsHine of hucntHIs Nf'.r
says % suffered heartburn and stomach
trouble '9r some ume Hy sIstef in jaw
has had thn same troubIe and was moi aUf.
t0 eat for sis weeks. She lived runfeI, or
warm water Nfter tatile Two bottles 10
EodoI Dyspepsia Cove sbc was cntirci.
cured SHo now cate heartily and s In
GOOD health 4m glad io sar E9doi gave
ECiusttut relief
Sold by Str'ckiets DRUG Store and WIN.
e. Dent 90 Ncwbure
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
AHANDSHAKING RECORD

At the New Years reception at
the White House President Roose
welt shook hands with 1881 per
sons. The reception lasted three
hours and II minutes. Assuming
that the greetings proceed at reg
ular rate, each hand shake occuuied
one and half seconds. This must
be tie worlds record for a steady
n d rapid hand shaking. Mr..
Roosevelt shakes hands heartily,
and on the average his hand moves
80 inches 10 every hand. shake. At
the New Years receRuon his hand
travelled over five miles before the
procession passed The muscular
energy required for a moderately
vigorous hand-shake has been com
puted to be equal to that exetted i'm
lifting an eight pound dumbbel
two feet. This would make the
total energy expended the cquiva
lent Of lifting one ton 64 feet.
What a vigorous man the President
lisp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

Here arc some statistics which are
appalling What will be left when
the family no longer is under the
foundations of society," Cincinnati.
3St8 marriages, with total Of 4os
divorces, a ratio OF one in eight.
New York, 53,447 marriages, 8t7
divorces, a ratio of one in forty
Chicago, r6,684 marriages. 1903
divorces, ratio Of one iu nine
Boston, 6,3tz marriages, 40 di.
vorces, a ratio Of one in fourteen
Philadelphia, 9,9t7 marriages, 4o3
divorces, ratio Of one in twenty.
San Francisco, 3, $50 marriages, $40
divorces, a rario Of one in four.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

A Morgantown man yesterday
had business which took him into a
portion Of Monongalia county-the
exact location Of which need not be
stated. lie called at house and
asked the housewife the name Of
her husband, who was absent. She
knew bis surname but could not
tell her husbands given name. She
had to ask neighbor who gave the
desired information.
Il developed that this woman
could not tell her own age. Il was
not a case Of imbecility, but Of
plain, unsdulierated ignorance.
And this in Monongalia county. the
pride of the State, the home Of the
university and the center of cul-
ture Here is a good theme Tor a
thesis by some student in sociology
who wants to do a little original in
vestigation Let hun fnd out the
why and the wherefore Of this CON
dition. Chronicle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

DC busiest and mighiicst ItIc thInp
thai ever was made is DR. King New III
Pils These pills change weakness .rfo
strength Hst'essuess into energy brain.
iag mo mental power THEY'RE wonderful.
box
Sold BY a. Lenhari. of Kinewosd
6ockeSup ply Co. OF Howesviiie
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
OLD ZEB WHITE
He Has a Tale 10 Tell of MOOnShine
WhiSkey and the Effect
Of a Dream.

| poSSuul hunNct OF CnneSSee TO look
for a bee tree we caught sight Of a
force of five men lodging among
the trees and bolders. Only reve-
nue. men out on raid would be
acting in that manner, and by and
by, as we sat down for a smoke, |
asked old Zeb il he knew of an
Illicit still near by.
Can't skassly say do, sah-not
skassly, he slowly replied, as he
looked around.
You were in the business once
yourself / believe. Tell me some
thing abou, it,
Yes, | went into It like most of
the rest of them around yere, but it
was a long time ago and | had sich
narrer escape that was glad to
sell out the still and quit the bizness.
Revenue officers get after you ? l
asked.
1t was quaie bizncss-miphty
quare, he said, as lie slowly filed
his pipe. scraped together money
'nuft to buy . still and glt it down
yere. ] set 1t mp in that big ravine
cast OF 'he cabin and began work,
hau TO nave help and had to buy
co H. ana OF co'se' all the men folks
"'onnu yere cum to know OF the
S'''i' me only one was afeerd Of
was teller named Tom Ditson, who
o''e' ""eu me grudse' but had
20 'us' nlm along win the Others.
q S''' am no great account to no
OouE' us Just 'urn'n' con into
""'SNey' ana l co"''nt make above
% q ""y however as nobody gun
NC away ana 'h'ng. was TunnIn' all
"s"' | was SATISFIED.
One night, arter had been run
min fur three months, the ole wo-
man woke up and sez, sel she:
Zeb While, I've had mighty
Gurus dream abop, yo, and 20, ;oss
look out fur trouble.
What sort of a dream7
drempr Of seeing ,,os.r,, ON
a log nipb the still and b. bad .
face less like Tom Di,son,s Aw,v
behind the ,possum was three ~
TO- revenue officers and ,bev voc
arter yo'
Dreams don't count. sen + and +
falls aslecp agin. bgt drat mo bid.
i'll didn't 20 at il and dream The
same dream myself Yes, sab. I
saw that yerc possum plain as / see
yo' and he looked zacuy like Tom
Ditson. Behind him in the bresb
was three or TO- men, and woke
up half scared to death was
lyin' thar and vondcrin' about it
when the ole woman sits up in bed
and SCI:
Zeb White, thar'a trouble ahead
far yo'.
As To- how
As 20 that still I've drcmpt that
came Ir,a,,, ,.,,.. .,,r. m ,r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

school books Of 40 kinds az The Argus
Book Store Kingwood
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
Acadia municipal de Caguas

Sc hac, saber! que el Honorable
Secretario de Puerto Rico ha aproba-
do la Ordensuza adoptada p6r este
Concejo municipal, dispopiendo e.
arrendamisnto en pGblica subssts, por
ell sfio econ6mico de l.905 q 1905, de
las propied ades urbanas que se des-
cribirar , que tales subastss tendran
ef4cto el dia q del cocrlente mes en-
la siguie ate forma: Casa de nam pos.
terra situsda en- 10 calle eRuiz B9lvis,
de esta c'udad q las 9 a. m. Psrte
ncrte de Ia planta alta del edifcio DON
de estan instsledas la Corte ofci.
mas muuicipales, las 10 an, Edi-
icio de mamposierf4 radicado en Ia
calle eBetances, a las 3p. m Lo'
pliegos en que constsn las condicio-
nes que han de cum plir les licltado-
res y arrendadores, eStarsn on la of
ciDs del Secretsrio, 3 disp0Sic'6n De
los que deseen conocsrlos, todos los
diss laborablea de 8 JAIL 3. m J de
5 p. NJ. desde esta feehs, hsSts el "a
inclusive del mes curtante.
Csguas, Julio l3, de 1905. G..
Garcia. Alcalds municipal, 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
Acadia municipal Ri0-gIandg
GladlatOre.

ANUNCIO De sds ests fecha y
por ell termino de diez dias sc encuen.
ira expuesto al rdblico en las paredes
exterlores de ests Casa consistorial el
Presupuesto para ell prtxtmo afio 6s
cal de l, 905 1905 a los efectos que
determine la secei6n So de la Vigente
Ley Municipal Rio Grapde, 10 de
Julio de J 1905. M Pimeutel, Alcalde
Municipal. 3 3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
AVISO AL PUBLICO

FL Honorable Concejo Municipal
de este pueblo, en- session celebrada ell
dia l3 del mes en- curse, acord6 sacar
pGblico remate ell servicio de medi
cinas enfermos pobres de esta locali-
dad, durante ell aho fiscal de 1905 a
1906.
Dicho acto tendra lugar ell dia -
de Agosto del aho en- curse & las dos
de la tarde, en- los salones Consisto.
rio Municipal.
FL pliego de condiciones, Sc halla
de man fiesto en- Secretaria Municipal
durante los dias laborabes, de los
dias no festivos. .-Naguabo, ii de Ju.
lio de 1905. -RdtdeL RDcd, Alcalde Mu-
nicipal. 3-2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
B0DA De PRINCIPE
OetaIIes sobre ell matrimonio
del Kronprinz aIeman con
Ia princesa Cecilia.
BENDICION NUPCIAL
Palabras solemnes del empe-
rador al concluir la ce-
remOnla.

Con gran pompa se hs celebrado
la boda del Kronpri, 10 princesa
Cecilia.
La concurrencia distirguidfsima,
de pue form sban parte todos los Prfn-
cipes de la fsmilia imperial, no pudo
disimulsr uu movimiento de curi0si-
dad, & pear del prcfundo recogimien.
to que reinaba en- Ia cerfmonis, 81
entrar los futuros esposos.
Entraron por ests ordep: la En-.
peratriz, la rovia, ell Kronprinz y el
emperadoe, que, algo apartado hacia
la derecus, ponfa empefio en- ceder lie
preferencla & su hijo y contemplate
emocionado el grupo de su esposa y
los novios.
Eu ell continente y en- 10 cara del
Kaiser acentuabase su pose de spsrato
y solemuidad.
Todas las baterfas de Bsrlio hi.
cieron salvas al cambia,se los anillos.
Ell Emperador y la emperatriz
oraron largo ratio On el rresbiterio.
Fue un momepto solemne. Eu los ojos
del Kronprins su esposa brillaba
iptsnsa emocitn
Ell mismo pastor que habla bende-
cido la union pr nunci6 una sentida
platica, inspirada, indication del
Emqerador, en- el libro de Ruth.
Ante Dios somos iguales dijo- -
Las jerarqufas humaras son effmeras
y deleznab'es La muerte, ell dolor y
la desgracia penetrau indistintsmente
on los palacios y en- los humildes ho-
cares. QuIera el cielo que esta union
sea pr6diga en- bienes para Alemania.
Ell Kaiser, solemne, grandioso,
bes6 en- la frente su nuera y le dijo,
-Sed dichosa. Ell pueblo aleman
espera su felicidai de los mobiles SEN
timientos de vuestro coraz6n.
y a su hijo, con voz vibrante;
Hoy os entrega el cielo una es-
posa; mahana os dara un Imperio. TIE
neis ell deber de ser digno de los dos.
Berlin entero esperaba en- los al
rededores la salidad del cortejo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
JOSE ECHECARAY
El iIustre dramaturgo espa-
mol renuncia 4 sus ideas
republicans
MlNISTRO De HACIENDA
Recuerdos del Echegaray re-
publicano. Final de una
glorlosa carrera.

Es indudable que la monarqufa es.
pa1ola ha hecho una gran conquista
estos dias Iltimos con la adhesion al
trono del ilustre don jose de Echega-
ray.
En- ell ocaso de su vida abjura es-
to de sus viejas convicciones republi-
canas, llamando la atenci6n que tan
grave acto coincida con su nombra-
miento como ministro de Hacienda.
Echegaray, va cansado y caduco,
no realizara grandes cosas en- aquel
alto puesto; pero aunque NADIA 8 muy
POGO hiciera, bastan la celebridad el
prestigio de su nombre, para imprimir
cierta extraordinaria signifcaci6n al
ministerio de que forma parte pro.
porcionar algdn nero lucro la causa
monarquica.
Echegaray, polftico, siempre fue
eclipsado por los gloriosos exitos de
Echegaray literato; mas no hasta el
punto tigurar en- ell partido republica-
no como una entidad en- tercer Guar
to orden Sc recuerda su paso por el
Parlamento espafol su famoso dis
curse ode la trenza de pelo, que le
acredtara como orador elocuente on
OCCASION memorable. Todo ESQ palidece
ante ell cambio de hoy.
Instintivamente, compare el ober
vador este ejemplo de Echegaray, cor
ell que ofrecen Salmer6n, Azcarrate
Benot, y otros viejos luchadores, STEM
pre- incansables en- la propagation d.
sus ideales republicanos, ell insignt
dramaturgo no resulta muy bien para
do del contraste.
Abdicar de un principle, manteni
do con entusiasmo & intelig ncia du
rante toda una vida, cuand, va, do
blegados bajo el peso de la ancianidad
nos hallamos cerca del sop llcro; es
cosa en- realidad bien lamentable, {
incomprensible para ell vulgo cuandt
la realizaron los genios, case dc NJ
admitir alguna decadencia las facul
tades de estos.
Ell eminente dramaturgo y mstema
tico don Jose de Echegaray, concluy
tristemente su 81 ROSA carrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
HAC|A F|LADELf|A

Hem IS tsnido ell gusLo de saludar
al joven professor don Jose Ramirez,
de Aguadilla, que EMBARGO en- el yapor
<CoamoS para cursar estudio de inge
nieria en- la Universidad dc Philadel
phia.
L, acompaha hasta San Juan su
hermano don Justo Hernandez, entu-
SHASTA correligionario nueStro de
Aguada. \ ambos nuestro saludo y
al joyen professor nuestros yotos para
que en- Norte America le sea facil cum
plir sus.nobles prop6sitos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
NOTAS De A|BON|TO
Gente que versnea. La Ane-
mia Commission. 2,239
casOs en- tratamiento
ACUEDUCTO MUNICIPAL
ST no 10 construye el munl-
cipio, procederan a esta
obra los partculareS.

Son hues pedes del Hotel b rim
Quen los seiiores doctor Cestero, de
Guayams; doctor Ramirz, de Maya
gisz; doctor Duefo y sehors, doctor
Capino, doctor Gutierrez, doctor ga
raviiez, de Coamo; sen sra dois Ana
Oppeheimer y su s. Il ,rita y simpatica
hija Elena, de Ponce; sehora Gptle-
rrt1 de Igsravidez y ssdorita R'hpf,
rtfasora de ingles de Juana-Diez.
--Hasta Ia tarde del l9 de Julio
se habian reco ocido ror los sefiores
medlcos de la Anemia Commission, 90
este pueblo 2,229 anemicos, los que es
tan en- trstamieutos.
Aver dom ngo hubo una reu-
MON en la casa ayuntamiento para
tratar de la mar era de llevarse q efec-
to las obras del acueducto, que pro
ximamente costaran d seis & siete mil
dollars, con Ia favorable condlci6a de
que las sguas estAn & 25 metros sobre
el pueblo y una distancia de mil qui.
nieutos metros, y dan un promedio de
s litros por segundo, siendo preferido
Dor gu estabilidad y condicl6n Ia que
brada lChorro1. Ss acord5 despuel
de desbarrar <algos; que los seflorei
concejales Pont y Pons Colon que de.
ben ir q San Juan q Ia reunion ds
ayuntamientos, consultsn con ell Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico, 10 marera J
forma en- que el ayuntamiento puede
dentro dc los preceltos legales, AGO.
meter & Ia obrs, por ser de necesid &C
conveuiencia de la Corporation.
Algunos vecinos, caso que ell -Ayun
tamiento no haga NADIA como Sc pre-
sume) propondran la forma y condi
diciones de hacer las obras, Sc en-
tiends con su dinero, percibiend(
como es l6gico, los benedcios que e
Ayuntamiento desperdiciarfa.
--Ha fallecido aquf hace unos dia'
don Sebastian Rivera Conde, presi
dente del Ayuntamiento. II seIiol
Rivera, fue consecuente Sc sacrifice
| por su partldo. Desempeh6 vario:
cargos pdblicos, sus amigos no har
demostrado conservar su mamoria
Fue un hombre honrado, y aunque ad
versario, yo, corresponsal, le tribute
mis- respetos. ,Ellos que le deben IL
uolyS le han olvidado,
--Nadie tiene derecho & morirse el
ell Hotel B )rinquen de nuestro amigo
Recerra; hay actualmente dentro d
la casa ses medicos.
La temperature aqul fue aye
domingo Is & las sels de 10 man an,
IS Fsrenhert.
Aver domingo tuvo efecto en-
Hotel Boring uen, una velada, delei
tando al piano los sen )res doctor Due
DO, seaorita Lolita Mas, otras seiiori
tss y sehores. Dur6 hasts las doce d
la noche,
En- la calle S an Jcse 90 han NOR
tado 20 fsroles de ellos 10 por suscrl
ci6n particular, cayo sostenimieat
psga el municipio.