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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-01

Geo. II. Curuo~. the exp-~sszsAa,
teiepbore No. Black 6ss-
A party OF pscEiekers spent TbafsiAy
IN The ciy park on he hill.
Mrs II /. Aooaoson and Mssser Var
rea arc visiting IN Denver today.
Hoz- J. J. Elllert Vas here this week.
boxing after hss various bassasss inter
ests.
Mountsia trout Ssli b< served j, aiu-
ner ,onosrox evening At Pages Hoe De
Pans
District Attorney Snith AID hrsae
wea, to Draser THIS morning Tor days
oatips
Dave Jones. the B-aa BsunueI q Gil
sou Euleh, goes to Dearer this af,srzooa
TO crsetraie
W. II. Blair wiA leave this ztsrrnooz
for ueuga 5 visit 20 his old hszze al
S<- oxfsra, Pa
Lady wisheS 1oara and rouzE ~ on-
week. state terms TouxIsr 1851
ArAp4bo< s.. Denver
A ert Hall ! ireating has eouazas TO
Cat Of pzsui and links OF patti IL =
stase sidewalk On Eso:e streets.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-19

|" HAT evening Frank begged for
music, and Alice sung for two
sz-STSy long hours. When the concert
lSSGJ was ended Albert observed:
eff there's one song in the house that
you have not sung, Alice, 1 wish you
would sing it. 1 hate to have you
omit any,"
81 have only sung what l was asked
to-" she replied. us not that so, Mr..
Nason|
"That is true" replied he boldly,
"and you have not sung one that
wouldn't enjoy hearing again tonight"
''Oh, l have enjoyed them ALL" said
Albert, ''only thought you might have
missed one, and, as Frank remarked
music, wanted him satisfied"
The next day they attended church,
only this time all three walked back
together. Alice was graciousness per-
sonified. All her jokes and smiles and
all her conversation were lavished
upon Frank. Several times Frank,
who intGitively felt she did not wish to
be left alone with him, started to ask
her TO take a walk that Sunday even
ing, but each time his discretion pre-
vailed. ''If she is willing to listen to
any lovemaking, she has tact enough
to give me chance" he thought, ''and
unless she Is had better keep still"
The evening was one to tempt
Cupid, for the moonlight fell checkered
through the half naked elms along the
| roadway, and where here and there a
group Of naples stood was a bit of
shadow. The whippoorwills had just
returned to Sandgate, and over the
meadows scattered frefies twinkled.
The houses along the way to the vii
lage were wide apart and the evening
air just right for lettering walk. To
Frank, anxious to say a few words
that would further his hopes in the
direction of this bewitching girl, ii
seemed waste Of good time not to
take advantage of the evening. 1t was
almost past and the lights in the
houses across the valley had long since
vanished when he obtained a little
| consolation.
The charm Of the evening had stilled
conversation, and neither had spoken
for a long time when he said rather
disconsolately: My anticipated visit il
almost over. May ask you to go In
and sing just one song for me, Mis-
| Pager"
"With pleasure" she responded ir
her sweetest tone; "what shall 1t be?
81 VIII leave that to your selection
| he replied
WitAszt 4 xecd che led the way II
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courrn'. and ne cerrala.y snC"eu nc
did or I'm no judge"
He's got Aunt Susan on his side as
well as Bert" Alice thought. "and 1
am glad Kept him at distance, jus,
to pay him for being so silly with his
money"
Late that afternoon Alice called upon
Abby Miles and talked about every
thing except the subject she most want
ed to talk about and then as Abby
usually had a Sunday evening caller,
Alice came home at dusk. Never be-
fore had the house seemed so lone
some, and as she sat on the porch and
tried to talk with Aunt Susan her
thoughts were elsewhere.
When the lights across the valley,
which served as curfew by saying bed
time when they went out, had disap-
peared, she came in and, seating her
self in the dark at the piano, softly
played the chords and hummed the
words Of a song.
It'll come out all right" said Aunt
Susan to herself, and she waited till
Alice called to her to come in and go to
bed.
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and began searching among the pne Oh
music on the piano. and. finding what
she wanted, opened and spread the
music on the rack.
1t was ben Bolt"
She sang it in a minor key, and as
the opening words, "Oh, don't you re-
member sweet Alice, Ben Bolt" foated
out on the still evening air they seemed
to him fraught with a new meaning
and that veritable sweet Alice was
bidding him, another Ben Bolt, not 10
forget her. When the last note had
faded into the nigat air she turned
her now serious eyes toward him.
u thank you" he almost whispered
"And there won't be many waking mo-
ments in my future when l shall not
think of-sweet Alice"
1t was not much of a love scene, but
TO him it seemed a wide open door OF
hope, and when many miles separated
them, and for days, weeks and months
afterward, even when doing his best
to crowd dull law reports into his
brain, the one tender glance she gave
him and the tones of her voice came
back with unfailing accuracy.
The first visit of Frank Mason to the
Page home, his sleighrides with Alice
and his appearance at church had
caused no end of comment. 1t was
known that he had been classmate OF
| Albert and came from Boston, and lat
er Aunt Susan vouchsafed the infor-
| nation that she guessed he came from
one o. the first families and that he ap-
| peared right well behaved"
| 1t was all she really did know, for
both Alice and her brother were con-
siderate of her failings and knew ii
| was not safe to discuss their visitor in
her presence. The tempest of gossip
had not more than half quoted down
when 1t received a regular boom from
his second coming. The pupils of the
north end district school spread the
news Of their teachers unexpected
callers and that she had dismissed
school at once and gone on with the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-19

make you irritable; you can't sleep,
you are unable to quietly and calmly
perform your daily tasks or care for
your children.
The relation of the nerves and gen
erative organs in women is SO close
that nine-tenths of the nervous pros
tration, nervous debility, the blues,
sleeplessness and nervous irrita bility
arise from some arrangement of the
organism which makes her a woman.
Fits of depression or restlessness and
irritability. Spirits easily affected. so
that one minute she laughs, the next
minute weeps. Pain in the ovaries and
between the shoulders. Loss of voice;
nervous dyspepsia. A tendency to cry
at the least provocation. All this points
to nervous prostratlon.
Nothing will relieve this distressing
condition and prevent months OF pros
tration and suffering so surely as Lydia
r Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. M. e. shotwell, of 1os Flabbush
Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
at cannot express the wonderful relief
have experienced by taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. suffered for
a long time with nervous prostration, back
ache. headache, loss of appetite. / could
not sleep and would walk the floor almost
every night.
II had three doctors and got no better, and
life was burden. | was advised to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and it has worked wonders for me.
g am well woman, my nervousness is all
gone and my friends say | look ten years
younger"
VIII not the volumes of letters from
women made strong by Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound convince
all women of its virtues? Surely You
cannot wish to remain sick aad weak
and discouraged, exhausted each day,
when you can be a. easily cured a
other women. a.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-19
CHAPTER XVIII.

HAT evening Frank begged for
music, and Alice sung for two
4 long hours. When the concert
VI was ended Albert observed:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-19
mere. though. ami I'm GO
it If the light lasts long

d once more and had not
gone ten rods ere he came TO one. and
then he breathed easier. His clothes
were torn. his hands and face scratch
ed by briers,- and to save himself he
couldn't make it seem but that the sun
was setting in the east. He sat down
to think. All sound of the ocean was
gone. and a stiffness that seemed to
crawl out of the thicket was around
Kim. He rested u few moments more
and then suddenly heard the sound of
wheels and presently saw, coming
around the curve, an old fashioned
carryall, worn and muddy, and. driv-
ing the horse at a jog trot, man as
dilapidated looking as the vehicle.
Gladdened at the sight, he arose and,
holding up his hand as a signal, halted
the team. Excuse me, sir" he said
to the man. who eyed him curiously,
but will you tell me where 1 amY'
WAL" was the answer in a slow
drawl, we're on Southport island an
bout four miles from the jumpin' off
place. Whar might ye be goin'? Ye
looked pushed.
Il am" answered Page, ''and badly
pushed too | lost my boat over back
here on the shore and have had a
cheerful time among the Mohawk
briers. 1 belong to a yacht that is
anchored in a cove of this island,
can't tell where, and if you will take
mo tO hor I'll nav VoJ1 we'll ~
The man in the wagon laughed.
Say, stranger" he observed with a
chuckle, 'you mind me O. the Teller
that got full an wandered round for
a spell till he fetched up to a house
an sed to the man that cum to the
door, IF you will tell me who am or
whar am or whar I want ter go TIL
give ye a dollar"
Page had to laugh In spite OF his
plight, for the humorous twinkle In
the old mans eyes as he uttered his
Joke was infectious.
I'D like ter 'commodate ye," he add
cd, ''but as I'm carryin' Uncle Sans
mail an must git home an tend the
light. an as ye don't know whar ye
want ter go. ye best Jump In an so
down to Saints Rest, whar live, an
In the mornin' wen try an hunt up
yer boat
It seemed the only thing 10 do, and
Albert availed himself Of the chance.
"Can you tell the spot where you
found meY' he said to the man as they
started on. 'I'd like to go back there
tomorrow and find my cushions"
WAL" was the answer, "as I've
druv over this road twice a day for
nigh on to thirty year, I'm tolerable
familiar with it, My names Terry,
an I'm keeper O. the light at the Cape
an carry the mail to sorter piece out
on. Who might We be?"
my names Page, and I'm from Bos
ton, and lawyer by profession" re-
| piled Albert.
Uncle Terry eyed him rather sharply
Il wouldn't "a took We fer one,' he
said Eye look too honest. l ain't
much stuck on lawyers he added will
] a chuckle give had 'sperence will
'em. One of 'em sold me hole in The
ground onct, an it cost me tie hull O
twenty years savin's! Yell 'scuse
pan fer helm hlunt-it's nv natur.'
"Oh, [ don't mind" responded AL
bert laughingly. But you mustn't
! Judge Us al by one rascal"
Tro BE coNr1sUxD.I 1iE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-19
CHAPTER XIX.

RANK MASON had consoled
himself during the many
months of hard study with
visions of a yachting trip in
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him.
stranger. Old Amos Curtis, the miller,
told of their visit and, wonder upon
wonder, how the next day ''her beau"
had given him a five dollar bill Jest
fer lettin' 'em use leaky old boat fer
an hour"
The buxom Abby Miles had the best
and longest story to tell, and her
praise of Mr.. Mason, how polite he was
and ''how he couldn't keep his eyes
off'n Alice all the afternoon was
whispered to every girl she knew. The
five dollar incident created the most
gossip, however. The miller had re-
marked that a young Teller who
threw money round that way must be
rich," and that remark soon grew into
a story that Alice Pages beau was
worth a million and that she was en-
gagged to him.
AS might be expected the subject Of
all this gossip heard none of it until
the storm had reached alarming pro-
portions. Mrs. Mears was the first
one to tell the extent Of the gossip.
1
matron to Alice one Sunday after
church, that you amt likely to teach
school after this summer
Sand why not?" answered Alice.
Don't give satisfaction"
i ooh, faint that l guess you can
imagine the reason, and l want to be
the first to congratulate you. They
tell me he's worth pile o money, an
he's sartinly well favored so far as
looks goes; but, then, handsome is as
handsome does was allus my MOTTO"
/ Alice colored.
"Do you mean Mr.. Mason, my broth
er's friendY' she said seriously.
why, who else would mean? I've
heard that you was to be married this
fall and that he is worth a million.
They say he told Amos Curtis he was,
though I don't believe that But any
way, Amos says he gave him S. jest
fer usin' his old boat that want worth
splittin' up fer kindlin'sr"
Its not true, not one word of 1t, -
exclaimed Alice angrily, land if you
care for me one bit I wish you would
| teil everybody Salu SO.
She waited to hear no more, nor fol
Aunt Susan, who had fingered to chat
with some one, but walked home hur
riedly, as If to hide herself. Once in
the silent house she began to cool off.
Il won't believe he told Amos he was
worth a million" she said to herself
He isn't so stupid as that. But
am afraid the silly boy did give hin
So, which has started all this gossip"
When Aunt Susan came in she fairly
bounced upon her "Why haven't yor
told me, auntie, about all this GOSSIP
that's going the rounds regarding Mr.
Mason and myself? I know you hav'
heard it,
Its all nonsense, Alice" answers
that lady rather sharply, "and you ar
foolish to listen to 'em. I've heard il
of course, but so long as it's no discred
it to you, why, let it go into one ear ant
out t'other, same as dol Folks mus
talk In this town, an what they're say
! In bout you ought to make you fee
proud-that a young fellow like bin
asA wk<1A Nae4y wanted to com
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-19
Nervous Women
Their Sufferings Are Usually
Due to Uterine Disorders
Perhaps Unsupported
A MEDICINE THAT CURES

Can we dispute
the well known
fact thatAmerican
women are ner-
vOuS !?
How often do we
hear the express
sion, Il am so ner-
vous, it seems as If
I should fly; !" or,
/" Don't speak to
me-" Little things
annoy you and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-19

pie uttered!
living law to do more than think
her. I'VE reformed, you know"
kice made no reply. The memory
What he had so evidently wished her
nfer regarding his reasons for this
departure came to her in an in
BIT and brought little wonderment
% the possible outcome Of it. Turn
ch way she would and propose
bit topic she might, he seemed bound
se it as a vehicle OF his undisguised
hiration. She had wished to con-
r him a. q friend. beca'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
III ESCANDAI.O

g.do refngsrme al reoeIerme de H do puss prosi
dennto Dustcs Ia fn.s ha pu6cAdo: tn persecution
h, redmdo ia ctue naultos nocanca-que pueda
mayor c1anto dato de que han ubevado
oda dgnidad de mi Alma han hchp entrar mi msm0
despertado mi concsocia saa tens vuvo decre
nmed.to contacts Dies libra dc Angusas temores
neces'a de tsstgoa deepdAp Gin medo aguno u
n!... Gssci,s. Diego mo IgrAciasl
sA que "a te pido Poitss tu necesi-
arlo Yo no 10 neceto para qu6i E Jaez sabs
que soy inoceDtel
sTampoco pido y. que dee. de hsrme A, contrsrio
mmo to eovfo hieras Nccssto css
gsdo csstgsdo Dor IT, expae6n del sgrsvio
que abuyes que hs inedo psntsnca de las
innumersbes culpa arrepieno Vniendo
de tn m.no dolera mucho e casgo sara por tAnto,
mas grato al celo proyechoso para mi alma
mi que s hsbo humildad para apscar
furia Poore Diego T6 puedes hscerme daho alguno
TOdas les Anoch, las he esgrmdo
yo contra mi de elias qns h. mano
k se2to e die aut te remt0 esta csa despu6 de
habera sguEado macho que odo 10 hubera hcho
Adunts es, eecto dcsrsc6n escrits rnada de mi
poHo e, que poda sup los trbunales por
qua Va preentz dfudto Cat ecz Presents a Jazgado
ell documeuto ts enviO nscalad de- puebs ire
pfssidio editblemsnte.
sPor 10 demks ,eg6a te dirS L,a.rc e.t.s hora be
aado los nos o6sos de Madrid oda fortuna de mi padre
don J,ine de Ia Guards dciendoe 20 dsgonr6 her
mAno, c0ntgnente deho Gbrielt,
he msma G4brea parscpi que "a mi
fador que de- hAbar reauerdo de muer
que tgo medo de defens contra scussc6
co oonsec1enca al proyeetA6o cSssmlentO
sPur 10 toc,nte cuantoAl desafio que QuiereG
arFastre estoy resueo admtrl0 de a0anA Sin
embargo eaIe an mi las nueve de ID mIGana, solo
declre t1s padnos quero hstrme uego pema
recee ella ire q1eres ponerme 81 sc nae de to mtno
nara que me 1boeet aeanes para que me arrsA
E por caller pss bian eguro de que aufrre todo con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
BiBLioTECA DE <LA DEMOCRACIA. 2zs

S-6or Conde observe tfmidamsnte ei administrator
listed acrecdo dos mones los ocho que de- duno
psdre. .tH 81 tts~. =
i Los renuuco tamben conest6 Fabian Condo Sehor
notsrioshadi6 sguds: Rdscts ustod sdsmi msms
noch qaa que yo FbiSu Fernsnisx d
Condado do Umbs de ea e69r sdminiatrsdor envfe
usted cops 81 Mntfo de- Gsca Jaste acom
pads del correspondents ofco Extends usted amb mi
dms6n del cargo de crerode hsg6n de Eipada L3r
dres rerds de mi canddatu Dputsdo &C todo
pape seado hkgamelo de goo ftme
Se6ores-sgeg6 n. dirigendoe Lzaro Juan potsro
-lean ustedes testigos: ~
Se6or ntaric, djo eptonces L&x.ro: VeDga u.tsd ma
6sna veim sDgo que otogsr escriturs de ce6n
y oil mismo tiempo s6ad6 juan psse usted por mi
cu.a pue lambda ueceto hsbae de ngocos del mismo
erden. -9sst e.a9~r ~ aa}r
Ell notaro Ell administrator miraron ssombrados Ei
posro rexsb Lszrc Jusn Fbisn Conds reupieron en-
smistoso grupo dieron les manos fsrvorossnnsne
Aeronse uego todcs los recisn lleg,dos volvieron
quedar solos Lzsro Fabin.
-Ahors, die e.e oye los dccumsntos que b, escrito
<Ssflr Juez.... sA
NO sig..L inerrumpi6 Lkzaro. Ess documepta les
declaration de las fsedades cometda,
union de Gutierreaf k..-., ~
-Sf.....
-Pu6a r6mpelo.. Va hce ESQ al caso Diego no pne
de esgrmr contra Es tirde ha ahc leno
deforor que Gutierrez domcio hbf.
fue asenido hscs ounce dss utgn aus s Ia.
Actuacones udictes amAbA joan L6ps 10
Acredtabsn 0dos sua docnmenog poabe orobar
Eatss 10 msnos fbre del pre>dio con qte s
amenaEaba mi aDtiguO impuGnsdoF. 's - eft
iSento mucho que Gut6rres hlya mueroL coutet6 Fs.
bn soberanA arfogarce Pero de parties rea
vc6n de prueba NJ uuisro priv Diego de nne6n medic
de hscerme dk6o msmo en0a6 declarac6n para
que G presente 81 Juxgsdo ION puede i'm ir
prssidio, cuaDdo renunco mi Glbe Hsaqui 81 mo- 10 que
escribo adon jaime de Ia GlArdiA;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

de una circular, su cooperation sn sl
trAbsio que SO estt lleyaudo O csbo
en- los Estados Uaidos de determinar
los lfmItes que deben 6jarss para las
normas de los alimentos.
Ell emplesdo de instruction Sc
flor Gonzalez Font, .sali6 ssta manans
para Ia isla en- asuntos del departa.
mento.
Ell Comisionado de instruction
Mr.. Falkaer, trata de implsntar un
nuevo curse de estudios en- las escue-
las graduadas.
Ell Sub.comisionado del Interior
Mr.. Proctor salio para Caguas ins.
pecclcnar la carretsra central que %
Eesta hacienda On aquel distrito.
AVER fus hsrido grAvements en-
Vega BAjs, Euseblo Cotes.A
Parece que SO suscit6 una rifa en-
un baile entire. .Melquiades Hero : Eu-
sebio Cotes, resultando este herido do
una puhalada.
Ell agresor Sc di6 10 fuga.
Ell policfa Torres detuvo On el
barrio GRO Abajo, de Vega Baia Q
Francisco Valiente, autor del robo do
un caballo propiedad de Jorge Tulisr.
Sc est> consumisndo de Una ma
nera extrsordinaria en- toda ID isls, 10
Iinmejorable cervess <Pabst, dc MIL
waukee, de 10 que son gsntes on Pusr-
Ito REQ los sehores M. r. Oalder6n y
ICa, Tstu&n II, San Juan.
| -PArece que exisss una combina.
ci6n Judicial, tra.ladsndo ,al 6scsl
lNadal Santa Coloms de Quay anna &
lAguadilla y 81 fscal LbertAd Torl q
Grsu d. Aguad liza 4 Guayam1.
--Se encusntrsn vacAntes euatro
plasai de Ccnceisles On 10 ciudad do
Ponce. . ~
Il Ell Attorney general Mr.. Futile
lembarcs para l1s Estsdos Uaidos On
lei eCoamos-el mieIeo!es,
:. --Ss asegura que Ian luego como
ha regresado Mr.. rHamill, Jsts do 10
Holisfa Insular, desu vlsis Z its Es.
, Itados y aiGos ha dictAdo, crlenes que
Issegnrau - ,ranquilidA1tn IL ctudad
i " s-7Ura DO las yentaias Dc Ia n; Qui.
ma sOlivers, sobre sus simtlares o. que
Ia impression % efecttia golpeando hs
q Gle abajp las palancas, 10 que do maj
4. fuerza,A estas por 81 propia tendsncis
" & caer sobre el rodillo, obseni6ndoss
como consecuencia, Nm gran ndmsro d
n copias sin que el operador senga gu,
lei golpear muy fusrtsmants el tsclado.
4ele - Hoy ha continuado sus trab sjoI
q la Comisi6n do Condados en- los salo
). nes de yla Camars de- sDsles ados.
~ j, -Parece a g serA nombrado a cal
de de la carcsl do Msyasdaz don AL
10 tContindo on Ia pdgina 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

En la Juota de neiic1s cs.ebra
de- aver en- el At,Leo, tue lefio Va %.
critic &c don Manuel Barroi Pena,
qulen ofrece la mitad del producto do
veinte mil plautas selectas de Wis, de
una propi sdsd que posee en Espafa.
Di has plansas 80 vsnderfa J en- sabas-
ia bd ,lica IN de.tiuo q Ia liga de de-
fsnsa contra la incinariosis
Sc encuentra en- ests ciudad des
de hace unos dias el senior don Julio
Vargas, de Ponce.
-Contindan las queias en- Maya
euez contra el monopolio de la carne.
Ell precio de dicho artfculo al detalle,
es de rs centavos kilo.
Han contraido matrimonio el a.
bado por la mocha on Glayama, q
come, Giants dc aquslla villa doa Juar
Bonnin y Ia distlnguida sei1orita ANA
| lia Or audo Ottiz.
-Ha sido ascendllo Ter tsnien
to Ell segundo % tenients dol Jose Itu'
Irrondo, de la policia insular. Hs
lcausado buen efecto en- la opinion pd
ID lea dicho ascenso, ten,endose 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

cuenta los buenos servicios rrestados
por el senior Iturronlo quien felici-
mos.
-Trabajaron ell asc nso ca la.po
licia insular, los ~ tenientes Soto y
Schett nj, ambos trabajando inauen-
cias de amigos.
Ell primer teniente don Mario
Mas fu6 reducido aver a segundD ts-
niente, por orden del gobernador Win
|t-hop.
Procedents do Aibonito lego
esta ciudad el de ctor Ashford, para
asistir k1a reunion sobrc Ia liga con
ira Ia anemia.
-Esta man ans visit6 una eomi.
[ sion de Ia liga de Propiesarios com
pue, ta de los sehorss doctor Bloudet
Vslasco, 0 yauguren, Guerra y Fe
rrer, al gobernsdor y tssorero d
Puerto -.ico. q flo de comllicarls lo'
acuerdos que adoptaron aver en- Il
lnu Ai6n c:lsbrada por 10 referida ligs
-Ha sido nombrado Alcslds d
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
NoTlIe'ljIA||'SI AS DEL Ola

UMARIO O-. Ofrecmiento de Barros Pena Algunos ami
gos.-Doctor Asford.-La carne Mayaguez. Matri-
monioen Guayama --Ascenso de Iturrondo El tenien-
te Mas-Una comis5n-Alcalde de Hatllo.-Juez de
Paz de Caguas,-Embarque de Mr.. Feuille.-Combi.
naci6n judicial. l.-Probabes nombramientos. doctor
Cordero, Manati.-El Lcdo Cuchi, candidate al Re-
gstro de la Propiedad en- Mayagdez.-Vsltas de ms
pecc6n en- Santurce Rio Piedras-Una vista al hos
ptal municipal l.-Campillo nvestga denuncia de hue
guistas. --Embargos denuncias Nuevo plan de estu
dios.Mr Procton sale para Caguas. -Comisi6n er
palacio vista al Gobernador. -Herido grave Vega
Baja. --Detencion. Denuncias santarlas. Comite de
Association de quimicos. -Otras noticias.