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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

nISTRICT OF WATERBURY, SS. PRO ~ bate Court. June g. 1905.
 Estate of Sarah HeIdson, late of Water bury, in said district. deceased.
 The Executor having exhibited his final ad- ministration account with said estate to this Court for allowance. it is
 Ordered That the 1st day Of July. 4. D. 1905 at o'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate office in Waterbury, be and the same IS asI signed for hearing on the allowance Of said account with said estate, and this Court directs the Executor to cite all per- sons interested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven county and having circulation in said district.
 By order of Court.
 James J. Cassin. Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

I ADiES WANTED to bring their wash IL suitsand have them made for $i.5O, silk suits made from s up. Mrs Trudeau, e23 Bank street. 6-lo-i2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

EOR SALE-A fine lot of pure apple II cider, which will sell at l2c a gal lon by the barrel delivered. Charles De Bisschop. Bucks Hill. o-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

WANTED-The people to know if they
 have not S7 for ton of coal they can get a big bag of Otto Coke from their grocer for dims.s 6.2i.6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23
WHDgED.

WANTED-Two good men to work in " bottling works. Apply Diamond Sottling Works. Simonsvile. o-2i-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23
EOR RElT.

ECR RENT-Furnished ffonf room. e II t6 Grand street. frat floor. 6-z2-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

WANTED-Experiencsd shoe sslesmsn W for Wednesday and Saturday even ings. Frank the Shoeman. 2o3 Bank St,
 6-t9-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

WANTED = Purchasers for oar Si.4o
 w and si.so hata panbury Hat sssrs "A Grand street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

WANTED-Soldiers and soldiers vIdovs
 W to remember that procure psnsions without delay. George Robbins (c. A R) 27 West Main street. Insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23

EoR RENT = Tenement all inprsSs- U nents. Appy John morarfy. evsr Fcii's entrance. S-H.d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for SEPTEMBER "a. 1905
III A r I z I I A
By w. @. FiGz Gerald

NOAAhS SAkS
pictures and some letters"
The last word gave the young man a
pang of pain. Lettersl From some TO-
mantle lover, no doubt, who twanged a
guitar O nights beneath her iron-barred
windows and flower wreathed balcony.
Letters! And Marietta was sick!
All! if she only knew how sick "-
eart-sick-was he too, at the mere
thought of the light of his life going
away
They were gone. Wilson went back to
his water-color and gazed long at it, as
though it told her reasons. He lit a
cigarette and walked the room awhile.
Then he wrote few letters and went out.
Next day at three came the familiar
rap at the studio door. Marietta ap-
peared, lovely, but istless and tired:
And so this is your last day?" he
said as he greeted them.
The mother appeared more worried
than ever.
The girl seemed cold and hurt at
something, perhaps at his air of cheer
full resignation.
"My last day." she repeated. Clearly
she was offended, for she added am
going to my home" Then clasping her
hands: How glad; OH how gladl"
She had meant to sting him. But he
merely seemed doubtful for a moment
Il thought l had been kind to you,
Marietta" he said gently.
There was an awkward sense of re-
straint among them all. A sharp twinge
of anxiety caught Wilson, for fear his
plans should be "blown vagabond and
Illustrate" as the poet has it. Since yes
terday he had looked forward to this
interview with boyish delight. The cards
were in his hands, he thought. But
what if
The little mother was genuinely dis
tressed She had been forced into this
precipitate step. Madre de Dios! What
it was to have an imperious and impulsive
daughter! The poor Senior Wilsonl What
trouble and inconvenience they were
causing him, after all his kindness She
could hardly face him, at least just now.
She remembered she had work in the
dressing-room that led from the studio.
And so you're going away from me,
Marietta?" he said in a low tone. Il
shall miss you sol"
The girl burned to say bitter things:
that he would miss her as an asset in
dollars and cents; that he would miss the
renown she had brought him. But she
checked herself. Why did he seem half
amused, half anxious?
Il don't want to stay long to-day"
she said somewhat wretchedly. 1--WE
have much to do to get ready"
He was close by her side. Once it
flashed across him that his heart beats
must be audible He took her hand his
other arm he put around her. Eta,
my Marietta, you won't go?"
The girl was aghast, not furious, as
one might have thought from her nature,
but with the fire of love and hope in her
eyes.
How can 1 stay?" she cried pitifully.
Il can't stay You know l can't!"
Listen, would anything make you
stay, nifa?"
Something in his voice made the girl
bound free from his arm, and look at him
with her face aglow with breathless de-
light. She said nothing; she asked no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24

| entered his studio with her pathetic little
mother, life had grown first less anxious,
then easy, now almost affluent.
| And she would sit to no one else.
That. worried him; it made him feel re-
sponsible for both of them-a feeling
that counted, with checks few and far
between, and fifty cents an hour ques-
ton of cash and ruthless regularity.
| But Marietta won her way, and won
way for him too. 1t was Marietta in
wash" and line" drawings for stories;
it was the glowing beauty and grace and
charm of the Cordovan girl, Turing the
eye on dainty covers, that forced people
to buy magazines they had never bought
before; it was Marietta on calendars
that made one wish ones days away to
see her next pose; it was persuasive
Marietta that beckoned from back pages,
and bent ones attention to the loud
voiced things of commerce. In fine, it
was Marietta that made Leslie Wilson's
name a thing of big prices and much
! demand
She was on the stairs now, singing a
sad air from a gay zarzuela. Wilson
greeted her; told her how well black and
|
pity that her pearls weren't real.
"Marietta's. sick to-day" the little
mother said.
Sick? Why, Marietta, what's the
matter, you poor thing? You sha mt stay
or do any work to-day
The girl was not listening. She had
seated herself on a stool before a water
color of the Giralda Tower and part of
Seville Cathedral She strummed with
her fingers on the table-a quick move
ment, as of the castanet.
All three were silent for moment.
Marietta's eyes were always on the pic
ture. She pointed to it and said: Il
want to go back home-home to the sun
and the palms and the joyous fiesta. l
want to wear roses in my hair
This last remark seemed most incon-
sequent The mother looked at her, and
then nodded at Wilson. 1t is her way.
Marietta is sick. She will go home"
The girl rose and went to him. The
dismay in his eyes touched her. These
make me sick" she said softly "These"
were curly rows of Photographic views
such as every Continental town sells to
tourists. There was Elche, the runneled
date oasis near Alicante, and gorge-riven
Ronda and lively Triana (Seville's gypsy
quarter), and views of unearthly lowell
ness, looking from Granadas Alhambra
to the city below and the hills beyond,
and the misty snow-clad ramps of the
Sierra Nevada, and sunny Cadiz, and
Moorish Toledo, and out-of- the world
walled towns of Murcia
| One by one he looked at them. They.
were at the parting of the ways, he and
she-their paths divided. But what was
there in this that seemed to smite him so,
to crush him? His name was made
1t might be hard at first to replace her
as a model; but yet
| He gave her back the pictures. She
uncurled one by his side; he looked over
her shoulder. 1t was a view looking
out over the Oega, from the orange garden
of Ronda's alameda. 1t curled back and
snapped, as she pushed it into the bosom
of her waist. There were tears in her
eyes. These make me sick" she said
| And he understood. Nothing would
keep you here"
CT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
lnuncio de Suba,ta

Departsm INTO del Interior, Ofcina
del Superint,ndente de Obras Pd-
blicss. sn Juap, P. r. Agosto
Is de 1905
Proposi:iones en- pliegos cerra dos
para la adiudicaci6n en- pd 1lica 81.
basta del sum nistro, medida entire.
ga de 13, ,0s6 metros cdbicos, mas 6 me-
nos, de piedra trisurada, pr Totes,
para la conservation de las carrete-
rss, San Juan, Ponce, Cs.sfi', Vega
alta, Maysgu z Ahssco, Msysguez
San G man, Cayey--Arroyo, Csguas-
H macao, Ponce .Arecibo, Rio Pie
drss -Msmeyes, y Aguadilla-Lsres, Sc
sdmitirSu eo esta ofcina ha,ta las 10
q N. del dia 10 de setiemb-e de 1905,
en- que Sc abrirsn pdb!icsmente.
Todos los datos necesarios re da.
ran en esta onicIna donde se secuen-
tran de manifesto todos los documen-
tos que han de regir 90 la contrats y
podran rssoger los licItadores los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
MUN|C|P|O De cAGUAS

Ofcind del AG Galds:-Se hace saber
a los que, q pesar de la contfnua ges'
ti6n de esta Acadia, ado tlenen en-
descubierto sus oblig aoiones contrai-
dss en af1os auteriores con este Mu-
ntcipio, que ae les concede IN plaze
improrrogab'e de ounce dtss, que
ser&a coptsdos desde esta fscha, para
que sstisfagan Ia tosaltdad de aus de.
bitos. Una vez vencido el terminc
expresado, So proceder& al cobro POI
la via de spremio de las deudas rete
ridas que no hsyan sido solventad as
siguiendo las prescriL Lciones del Re
glamento en- vigor para cobrapzs de
contribuclones vencidas y acreencial
de esta Municipalidsd.
Csguas, 8 Agosto de 1905. g
Gdrctd, Alca' de Municipal. S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
OFFICIAL cONOENAOO

Uo Official de la gu ardia imperial
slem ana, acaba de ser rentencisdo 4
cuatro meses de penitst ciaris y & la
nota correspondence en- su hoja de
ssrvicio, per haberse atrevIdo q ro-
bar 90 Ia cCcins del Kaiser un cubier-
to dorado.
No neg6 ell hsch pero proseAt6
de que 81 habfs tornado esas piez8s,
no habia 81 10 can Ia iuteuci6n de OBJ
tensr luero de elias, en nioguna for
ma; solo habfa querido guardarlas
como obiatos del uso personal de su
emperador,
El Gossip de Guerra, sin smbar-
go, no toms e1 consideration esta
prueba de lealsad, J 10 tentenci6 6
Ia pe1s ma onada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
TEST|MON|O De GRAT|TUD

En- medic de la profunda pena que
embargo mi alma por la muerte ines
perada de mi querido hiio Gaspar,
acaecida el domingo retro -pr6ximo en-
el pueblo de Sabana Grande, Quiero
dar mis- mas infinitas gractas q todos
los amigos de aquel pueblo, que al sa-
ber la noticia SO pusieron incondicio.
nalmente q mis- 6rdenes, hacieadose
partfcipes de Ia pena que invadfa mi
hogar, y & los de esta ciudad que SO
trasladaron INN adj atanents al vecino
pueblo, igual que & todas las personals
que asistieron al entierro y han visi-
tado mi casa con motivo de tan gran
desgracia. Para todos mi eterna gra
titud.
San G IN, Agosto 16 de 1905.
JUAN NJ. PALMER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
VOCES QUE v|BRAM
ia Discussion" de la Habana j,
dando cuenta de la asam-
bIea de Municipios.
CONCEPTOS TERMINATES
Como habla de esta question
un periodico americana, Ell
&Courrier Journals

Tambisn La Discussion, importante
perI6dico de 10 Habana, da amp!ia
noticia de nuestra asamblea de Mu-
nicipios, y publica los conceptos mAs
salier tss del Menssjs que di:ha asam-
blea elsv6 al Copgreso do Estados
Unidos.
Otro peri6dico americana, The Cou
rrier Journal, organo del pArtido de-
m6crsta, que Sc publica en- Louisville,
Estado de Kentucky, dedica & los pro-
blemas de Puerto Rico ex ,reaivas pa
labras con mctivo de Ia reunion Gale
brada FOR nuestros ayurtamientcs.
Dice que nuestras peticiones son
fundadss y correctfsimas.
Y, entire otros conceptos, mani
fiesta 10 que sigue:
Embellishments, ell gobierno puer-
torriqu no no es otra cosa que ell sis
tema colonial con ell cual rigi6 10 Gran
Bre.afia las colonias americanas y que
traio la revoluci6n.>
<El Congreso deberfa acceder & las
razo 1ables pretensiones dc los puerto
rriquefos, cuya eo,ducta tai como la
indican las pract cas- de la reunion re.
preventative acabada de celebrar, les
honra an extramo.1
eCuando los Estados Unidcs TO-
maron q Puerto Rco como parte de los
despojos de la guerra con Espaffa,
qued6 implicitam.nte hecha por nues-
ira parts la promesa de que el estado
general y progresses del pals no habfan
por 10 menos de reducirse 8 empeo
rarS
elsa promesa no SO h. cumplido
81 los poertorriquefios no han recibido
protection nj auxilio alguno, sl gobier-
no americana es ante Ell mundo un ret
convicto de nsala t9,
Vease como un periodic, genui
namente americana, al coosiderar des
apasionadamente las cuestiones que
afectan & este pats y censurar las in
justicias y dessciertos de que somos
vfctimas, dice mas, en- este punto de le
que pudieramos decir nosotros 10.
puertorriquehos.
Tomsn nots de esta fta1ca maui
fsstscion aquellos QUE, iuzg&ndolo to
do por Ia capacidad &c su mexq quine
crit srio, consideran lesivo 6 stensato
rio la dignidad nacional cuanto u
dice en- Puerto Rico contra Ia actitut
del gobisrno snsa un regimen que moi
reduce & Is mfsera oondici6n de escla
vos sin psrsonalidad, ain patria y aii
| bandera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
E.DJC5'0

En- Ia Corte Municipal Ii Distrito Ju.
dicial Municipal de Msnatf, P. r.
Estadcs Uuidos de Amk-ics. El
Presidente d, |. G e. U u SS.
Percy S!anley Ray, Edwin BArtlette
Holland M ewsh r G. Strayer,
Ex parties.
Sobre Conuersida de possession en- dmnt, 10.
Por cusnto, los Abog ados Diaz y
Tsxidor en- representation ds Percy
Stsn'ey Rsy, Edwin Bartette Holland
y Mrew.har g. Strsyer solicissn ante
esta Corte Municipal la conversion en-
dominic de la siguie: te; Fines. R6s.
tics, radicada en el bsrr,o del <Coto,
termiro Municipal de Msnstf, COM
puesta de ciento ochenta y nuevs cuer-
dss de terrenc, 8 sean, seteota cua-
tro hectareas, veints echo Areas y
cuarenta y seis centiareas, y no de
ciento setenta y nueve cusrdas como
por error se consjgn6 Ga los tituloa
de propiedad, colin dante por sl Norte,
con don Bonccio Ramos y don Jose
Mel6ndes, saparad9 este por ell cami-
no que de Manatf conduce 4 Vega
bsis; por ell Este, con don Atanscio
Montalvo, SUCCESSION Valentin don
Pedro Rodriguez; por el osste, con
den jose Me endez, don Francisco
E.tela y Succession Mirar de, hsllsn.
dose dicha fiaca al Sud, por un csmi.
no de paso y al centro con el camipo
de Mansu Vegs-hsis. Inscrita 6
nombre de los prcmoventes On el Re
gistro de 10 Propisdad de Arecibo, al
folio 20 del tomo II dc Msnstf, inca
n1mero s0S, inscription primers; y ss
form6 por sgrupacion de otrss dos,
inscritas iguslmente ga el Registro de
la Prop'e1ad dicho, { nombre dc los
primeroe promovsntss, 6 folios 102 ,
1879 vuelto, kmo IL y dcce de Manatf.
Por tanto, habisndose orden ado
por el II n. Felix C6rdova Dkvils,
Juez de esta Corte NJ ln'c!pal, Sc anun-
Gle por tres vecss , ts-mino de ounce
dias nstura ales, en- el per o1ico La
DEMocRAcIA que Sc ed;cta en- San
Juan, Ia conversion que ss iuteress,
para que los que Sc cream perjud!ca-
dos pusdan hscsr oposici6n On tempo
J forma, l'bro ell presente.
Bsio mi 6rma en- la Corte NUM-
oipsl de Manatf, 4 IA de Agosto del
sfo del Sefor de 1905. Pedro ]. Ri
esra s9, Secretary Municipal Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
VAR|AS NO7|C!AS
vapor ''Ponce". Proyecto
sanitario. -lunta de Revi-
sion. SepeIio.
JUNTA De C0NDAD0S
Ell voto del Comisionado de
Educacion. Entreylsta
del senor Igleslas.

Esta noche, 8 manana. & primsra
hors, llegarA & esta puerto procedents
dc Estados Unidos el vapor Ponce
Tras numerosa carga para el conner
clio de San Juan y dc Ia isls. Con-
tinuari viais para Curszso y la Guai-
ra.
-Por oil B ard de Sanidad, se
proyeeta llevar 4 cabo ura gene
ral h'gien aci6n en- la ciudad. AL
efscto, los iuspsctorea del ramo tie
nen 6rdeoes de llevar q las ofsinas
del Saperintendents tedos los datos
necssarios, &,dnlde hacerse un estudio
detenido dc las necesidades sanitarias
de San Juan y sas extramuros.
Aver tarde Sc efectu6 el entierro
dol sefior G ot6s, professor de mdsica.
Despidi6 sl duelo en- bre 81 y sen.
tidas frases nusstro joven compafiero
don Rafael C1evas Zsqueira.
-Visit5 aver tarde estas ofctnas,
nus.tro amigo y correligionarlo de
Csyey, don Csferino Vfzquez.
LIE reiteramos aus cordialex salu-
dos.
Tambi9n nos visit6 nuest-o amigo
ell doctor don Victor Gutierrez, de Sa-
linas, & quien saludamos.
-Dertro de quinc, 6 veinte dlas
espirara el plszo sef1a' ado por 81 De-
parliament, de Tssorsrfa, PARA q ue los
duef1 d de casas eleven sus qusjas a
la Junta de Revision 8 Iglalamiento.
veDcido dicho termino, 10 citsda Jun
to procederA & resolver en- las alzsdas
qus hsyan sido interpuestas, contra
las tasscionss llevadas & cabo en- el
presente afo fscal.
-Ha &c ebrado una conferencia
con el alcalde de San Juan senior
Todd, don Santiago Iglssiss. vers6
10 entrevlsts sobre el proyecto de que
nos ocnpamos hoy en- otro lug ar.
-En sl seno de 10 sub.comlsi6n
del sbill, de Condados, que tiene.a su
CO 60 los asuntos refsrentes 4 instruc-
ci6n pdblica estin siendo objeto de
largaa discusiones las cuestIonss que
80 referen & dicho ramo. En- los dc.
batss, Mr.. Fa'kaer, Comisionado de
Educac,6n ha emitido su voto parti-
cular.
-Anochs estuvieron reunidoa en-
el salon del Ayuntamiento los seilo-
res que forman 10 Comisi6n eoniunta
encargada dc rsdactar el Memorial
que ha de ser envisdo & la compafiia
naviera xThs New York and Porto
Rico Stsampship Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
PLAN |MTERESANTE
El sehor Ig'esias 10 somete
d la consideration de la
liga municipal.
BUENOS PROPOSITOs
Apoyo que Sc ofrece ante el
.Congreso, en- la resolution
de nuestro status.

De hoy Z mshana ssr& enviado al
Comite Ejecrtivo dc 10 Liga dc Ayun.
tamisntos una extsnsa csrts, por el
representants en- Puerto Rico de Ia
Amevican FEEDER Itiox Of Labor, dc Esta.
dos Unidos, don Santiago Iglesias.
En- esa carta, .. leader dc 10 Fede,
raci6n. .Libre explana jun proyecto Inn
portante.
Propone 81 sefior Iglssias 4 squ9l
Comite, en- primer lugar, sacar dos 8
tres mil copias del Menssjs que acor.
dc enviar al Corgrsso de Estados
Unidos la Assmbla, dc Municipios,
celebrsda en- Julio 4 timo en- San
Juan.
Estss copias, serGn distribuidas
entire todas las asec'acionss y rsvis-
tas obreras de los Estados Uridcs, &
fn de que el elemento trabaiador do
la America del Norte vaya ccmpsne.
trandose con el alto prop6.ito que in.
forma al doeumsnto On cue.;i6n.
El msnsaje seria tsmb.6n prexen.
tsdo On 10 ConveIc ci6n obrera que 20
ha de celebrAr en- Novismbre pr6ximo
en- Plttsburg, Pensylvania.
Esta convention, q su.ves, endosa.
ra dicho docum anto, por medic do ex-
posiciones colelsivas oil Copgreso ma
clonal y 4 todas las asccisciones I'm.
portantes obreras; envi&ndolss copias
del mensaje, para que, por este m sdio,
Ia petici6n que SO haee en- el citado
escrito, adquisra smGs poderoso rs.
lieve ,ante los legisladores america
nos. I
La idea del senior 1glssias ssbe-
mos que es sscundada por el presi.
denie dc las fsderasiones obreras de
los Estados Unidos, asf como por las
org snis ,ciones md, importantes do
| ess olate.
Dada la trascende del plan,
es indudable que lsl tendr& On el
seno del ComitS Ejecusivo de 10 L'ga
de Municipios favorable accgida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
Anuncio, --1ramO metaIicO

Departamento del ILterior de Puerto
Rico. de O,ras Pdbli.
cas-. San Juan, Julio rs de 1905
El Bureau de Ohras p6bl.cas, De.
pattsmento del Interior de Puertl RI
60, reclbir& en- esta ofcina ha,ta las
10 A. ID. del dfa 80 de Ssptiembre de
1905, en- cuya fecha se abrirzn pGbli-
csmente, proposiciones en- pliegos ees
rrados, pianos pliegos de condicio-
mes para la adjudication en- pGblica
sucasta de las obras de construction,
trasports y monssie, 8 sclaments las
obrss de construction , entrsga en- ell
muelle de San Juan, P. R de un ira.
mo metslico de 100 pies (31 4s n.y. de
luz ,obre el Rio Cagu tss, Csguaf.
Plano soo.ado del emplaz,miento,
peril del trssado, condolences dea-
cripci6n de la obra 90 encuentran de
manifesto en- esta ofcina , 60 la of.
Gina del Engineering Ntwsn, 22O
BradwAy, New York.
Ls administracl6n se re erva ell
derecho de rechszsr cualquiera 70.
das les propoaiciones.
Por orden del Comisiorado del
Interior,
j JIMENEZ,
Superintendent de ohras PGblicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
--Trano netd|ico

Departamento del interior dc Puerto
Rico. .-Boreau de O5ras Pdblicas.
San Juan, Julio rs de 1905.
El Borsau do Osras Publicas, Ds.
partsnepto sdel Interior dc Puerto.
r GO, recibir& IN ests ohcina hasta
las 70 T.. m. del dia 30 dc s ,tiembre dc
l 90s, en- cuya feeha 90 ahriran pdbli.
cameuts proposlciones en- pliegos co.
rrados pianos y pliegos de condtcio.
ues para 10 adiudicaeion en- 4 ,lica
subasta de las obrss de construction,
transporte y montaia, 6 solamepts pa
re- las obras de construction y entire.
GO en- ell muel de San Juan, P r de
I'm trsmo metAlico de 266 pie. [8l. 10m1
de luz sobre el Rio Grande de Loiza,
Carolina.
Plano acs tado del empls .mienso,
peril del traxsdo, condolences , des.
crlpci6n de 10 obra SO encuentran de
manifesto en- esta o6cina y en- 10 ofci-
no del sEngireering N ws,s 229 B ,oad.
way, New York.
La administraci6n se reserva el
derecho de rschsEar cua'qu'era y TO.
das las proposicioL
Per orden del Comisionsdo del Ia.
tsrior, J. J. JimensG, Superirtendtnts
de Obras PGblicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
Junta EscsIaf de PatiNas

EstSn vacsntes tres escuelas ru-
rales e.tableci1ss en- los bsrri"s de
xMals,, eBsio, y xJagusls de este
t6rmIno. Tlenen de dotaci6n IS mea-
suales para casa del professor y 81 pa
ra limpieza de la escuela. Los sspi.
rantes deben preaentsr sus solicitudss
hasta ell 80 del mes en- curso.
Patillas, Agosto 16 de 1905 -Ra-
mon Costa, Prssidente de la Junts
Eicolar. 81.
Ia celebration de una vslsdita de nj
noi, para cuyo torneo intelectusl que
ssrk ca breve, se nos hs invitado por
sus iniclsdores gslsnem ,nte. Asls-
tirem6s.
Mario MOrales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
MUN|C|P|O De CAGUAS

Otcina del Alcalk: Las Comsdro.
mas sutorizsdas ofcialments para
eiercsr en- esta Isla que quieran aspi-
rar & servir Ia plaza de <Comsdrona
tituIar> recientemepts creada en- este
Municlpio con suel 10 anual de ciento
oehaota dollars, [slS0Oo] podran re-
mitir q esta ofcint Aus sollcltudes y
,fsulos correspoudlentes desds esta
fecha hsssa ell Is inclusive del cursan-
to mes.
Csguas, Agoato 8 de 1905. e.
Garcia, Alcalde Municipal. 5-4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
ALCAlD|A De FAJARDO

AVISO. Eucontrsndose vacaute
la plaza de AvxIliar de Sauidad de
este pueblo y su poblado de Csiba,
votsds con ell sueldo de 1000 90 dollars
anusles. por renuncta del facultativo
que venfs desempehsndols, Sc abre
concurso para su provision por 81 ter
mino de 10 dfas q contar dssde hoy {
dn de que los stfi ores Medicos que de.
seen obtenerla, diriian sus solicitudea
de bidamente documentsdas { esta al
cal6fa.
Faiardo, 10 de Agosto de 1705
So J H. Bird, Acting Alcalds.