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MISCELLANEOUS.

RUPTURE TREATMENT, easiest cheapest
pvst. no steel springs leather straps elastic
belts. or knife operation: trial free At 225
PennsylVanl Ia ave NV. Every Monday and
Tuesday in n-December. J. A. POWERS
de9-3t
FURS REMoDELED to latest styles: low
prices S39 Pennsylvania ave de9-st
WANTED-Upholsteri in exchange for All
kinds OF second hand goods; no cash required.
Address BOX 349. Times office des-7t
STEPHENSON & BRISCOE are prepared 10
handle any kind Of boiler blacksmith and
tool work promptly at d reasonable price
900 18th st. NV. de7-3t~
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into fine art rugs
WASH RUG CO. sic Sth ST. NV. Telephone
1925. oc25-Srn
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. soc pain
lime. 2lI d dei-st
FOR THIS MONTH ONLY we will make yoI,
a fine broadcloth skirt for sI2 LIPSHUTZ
sl3 l4th st NV. Phone Main 2S27 nol6-3 30t
WANT THE PUBLIC TO know 1 sell the
best herb medicine Office. 1916 7th -. NV.
de6-S0t
CLOSING OUT my entire stock OF wall
paper: 200 rolls. l12 cents roll up. HUNT.
467 g ST NV. de6-7t
MAKING. laying carpets oilng staining
noors-. Call OF address G JACKSON 1104
o St NV. de5-6t
OLD CARPETS woven into beautiful Indian
rugs by INDIAN RUG co. Carlisle Pa.
NJ. r. THORP. ASS Maine ave sw-. agent for
Washington ID. G. Phone 2025 write and
agent viii call with samples. no24-30t
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THREE TELEFHON :. coils Insulated wire
i-'u T ,3ee.-
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hOts SAI-E-Fine polished oak easel: viii
race or sell stand droo light. long black
E4s'Siish crepe veiI: all very cheap. $50 r 81
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

Evans building. i4l6-ls24 New York ave
rental very low. including heat light ana
janitor service. noIS2H-
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Royal Pilsen' Is Royal Perfection.

Toys. tinsel. snow favors-Goulds $, 42l 9Th.
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~ ItNITt,R i RE ten-room boarding borse -.
@0. Times Office iesS bDN
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LOCAL MENTION.

What a Washington bride told her
lover" z. Hez Sven explains Sunday
night. I'd Bapt Oh.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w w MMANIED-By. settled lady. small unfur
ISH1 l.Stteo room, Without heat; cheap. Address
oOA $50, Times Office. des-st
LADY WANTS unfurnished room in North
cast or southeast section: permanent Ad-
dress BOX 303. Times office de- st
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Wesleyan Pentecostal Church, Ninth
and b sts. NV. Rev H. B. Hosley. pas
tor. OId-fashioned Methodist revival SER
vices Sunday. II am. , and : pm. Rev.
g W. Petit, Of Massachusetts viii
preach; Mrs. Petit will sing.
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- ~ ANAS GIFT 50 useful as a sewing Tne-
,ahS. rS. Nhe1 buying. consiGer The best-fhs
&c ,,, e-'icai- iced. for family sewing and
o,,Viueiy work, also distinct bargains in
aasachines we have traded in: ave-.ira vs4r
80 neal Domestic. SI2: hVe-drawer drOp-
a1 Stdhn4rd- 81 DAVIS AGENCY e.
20 50. sM. Phone cs2S "a
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FOR sAl.fs- F'GEaisi.ci daiT's house I.7 Il a.
dee-=t
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LOST-An Irish setter. answering name Dan
Reward II returned 10 J. G. KEANE. 20l4
Columbia road de-qt
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The needed elements of nature and the
skill OF brewing masters make IL the
king OF light beers. ABNER- -DRURY
BREW. co
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L; II NCH ROOM doing $4,000 busin..e. -.
Sa1I "a ~ urch tra6eY- closed si,ni,,, a,, ~
t., cheaP 70 euick cash purchase. az
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

BUY YOUR CHILD a bicycle ror C,hrfstn1as.
We nave all makes slightly used cheap for
caSh' We can save you $40 or more. a full line
VI men = bicycles at cost. tires at lowest
prices; all makes; summaries. etc. See =
/. HUNTER. The BicyCeman We treat you
right. open a. m. until =. II5 Penn
SSlvania ave. NV. de5-20t
So FIRST-CLASS BICYCLE. perfect cOndi
ton. coaster brake new tires, SIS. NJ. II.
ROBE call before a m. s35 81 NV
de3-3J
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STRAYED. from 1923 II ST., about Novem-
Der q Irish setter puppy. Rnall white mark
On chest: dark brown eyes: black collar: bra So
trimmings and tag hen lost. Reward at
above address de7-st
IOST-T3y a deaconess. nth and G. sth and
New York ave. black bead purse. containing
money and check. Reward, 1927 II ~. ne.
LOST-On September q between Per.s.ssI l.
Nanla K. r. station and the New Willard.
gold lOcket and chain, on locket initials Il.
McG." II found. liberal reward Wa be paid
on return 90 Manager, The New Wizard.
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IialibER SHOP wanted at 1926 sth :, n--
Mnite, rent 81, good open nE. See- >, -
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! W ~ AED-At once young man who UNDER
stands cutting meats and handling ve9etahIes
Address BOX 337. Times Office d~s09t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

l24S nth ST NV, two unfurnished on third
moor. one furnished on second flOOr. deg-sf
ttRNiSHED OR CNFURNISHED ROOMS:
llght housekeeping Sl3 LIST At NV de9-yt
2O2 DELAWARE AVE NE Nicely furnished
and unfurnished rooms; light housekeeping;
first and second noors. Deg -9t
FOUR UNFURNISHED or furnished rooms
for rent 724 18th ST. nv. de7-st
FURNISHED or unfurnished front rooms for
light housekeeping. al modern improvements.
private family. 26eo l. st. NV. de7-3t
NICELY furnished or unfurnished rooms:
bright and cheerful; reasonable. I0lS Sth ST
NV de-,
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BUSINESS o-I-- -
OF IT'S KIND in Washington; clears so ,,-aats
chId can run the business: only $500 81
ttculars. TAYLOR. 12e3 c. aaa-s,
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ANACOSTIA.

sURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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SfW GRO tEt;N: naying well: lie chance. ~
ing rooms. connected: sopr rem 1-e.ie ~, ltn-
DisCTCH, 81 Pennsylvania ave nv 81 "a X -
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GOOD PAYING LUNCH ROOM IN No-,b..-,--
section. satisfactory reason for selling co
- N BiA BUSINESS EXCHANGE. IfIs F -
de9-3t 10 81
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tWANTED-At IL llth st nv. skirt and
waist hands; also apprentice 1t
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FOR SALE-Oyster house. good location. -.
OPPOSITION, expenses light. 12.s 18th st deels 80
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NEAT AND PROVISION STORE: doing good
business; business cheap rent: snap. 500 Al -f,ess
BON 353, Times Office DO
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-08-26
COUNTRY correspondence
Hawkins.

Hawkins, Wis, Aug 22.-Oscar L..
Hotz, secretary of the Ellingson Lum-
Der company, is back at his post after
a short visit in Taylor county.
0. Beecher, the newly arrived black
smith and wagon maker, has completed
his shop and is now putting up fine
residence close by his shop.
Will Bates joined the NJ. W A. last
Saturday evening, he reports that after
he was through his fears vanished like
the morning vapor.
@, st Claire, the we'll known cook,
gave an exhibition Of his art at the
Woodmen's social gathering Saturday
evening.
DR.. A. Christensen is clearing ground
for his residence south Of town and
Hawkins feels jubilant over the fact
that they have obtained a doctor of so
high standing. Besides carrying his
own drugs and ordinary doctors equip
ments, he has elaborate machinery for
treating eye, ear and nose, also electric
apparatus and is probably the only
physician in this vicinity using a Betz
dry hot air machine for treating rheuma-
tisrn, neuralgia and kidney disease.
This town has just experienced the
greatest religious era of its existence.
Rev. Hill Of Glen Flora, Miss Moore Of
Chippewa Falls and Rev. Heat Of Ash
landau of the M. E. church, and all
good earnest Christian workers, have
in turn given us religious services once
and twice day for the last two weeks.
We would advice neighboring towns tc
invite them.
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was ia the village Saturday.

was Ia the village Saturday.
Civil Engineer Kirk of Chippewa
Falls drove in Saturday from Island
Lake where he had been doing some
surveying
D. E. Getchel was business caller
here Saturday.
Tony Radke. came down from Ingram
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
parents.
K. A. Abbot Of Mosinee was in the
village Saturday.
Luella Smart came home from In
gram Monday.
County Treasurer Hurless spent a
few hours in the village Monday.
A. l.. Matchette, register Of deeds of
Rusk county and chairman of the town
of Rusk, passed through the village
Monday on his way to the county seat.
Judge Manning was here Monday in
the interests of the new bank about to
be organized at Ladysmith.
Irwin Balm returned from his Iowa
trip Wednesday night.
C. L. Kellogg of Apollonia drove
through here Monday.
Paul KLEIN and family left here
Monday bound for Seattle, Washington.
Wonder when Paul is coming back
after the pay for his colt.
Jos. Collar has moved his sawmill
80 the Flambeau river below Lady
smith where he has the contract of
saving out the tinbers for the new dam
and paper mill to be built at that place.
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Glen Flora.

R. L. Tyler and son, Glen, left Tues
day for Blake, Polk county.
Miss Jennie Sivertson returned yes
terday from a visit at Chetek.
J. F. Green Of Couderay is in town
today.
Mrs. E. Padgette left Friday for a
visit at Monico.
Jas. A. Smith returned yesterday
from Brentwood where he has been en-
gagged in photography for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Biller and son, Thos.
Coyle, have purchased the restaurant,
and will continue the business at the
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Some More Locals.

Percy P. Jones was in the city from
Bruce Wednesday.
N. A. Sydner was Glen Flora cali
er in Ladysmith Tuesday.
Jas. A. Smith was a Ladysmith
visitor from Glen Flora Tuesday.
G. O. Griffith of Bruce was Lady
smith visitor Wednesday.
j. 0. Crowley was in the city from
Weyerhaeuser Wednesday.
G. A. Grignon came down from
Glen Flora Tuesday.
S. R. Crowley Of Weyerhaeuser was
visitor in the city Wednesday.
George E. O'Connor was in Lady
smith from Eagle River Tuesday.
D. w. Maloney of the Glen Flora
Star was caller in the city Tuesday.
A. G. Peterson was among the Glen
Flora people in the city the first Of theS
week.
Died-On Wednesday morning, the
six months old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Spencer.
w. j. Kermott and wife drove to
Hawkins the first of the week on a
business trip.
w. J. Stahman Of the Farmers Land
company Of Bruce was a visitor in
Ladysnith Wednesday.
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WeyerhaeuSer.

Weyerhaeuser. Wis, Aug "a. -Har-
vey Reed of Minneapolis came to the
village Thursday evening to attend to
some business matters and incidentally
to visit friends in the vicinity.
L. C. Tiff of independence, Iowa,
president of the Maple Lumber com
pany of this place, came to the village
Friday to spend a few days looking
after his interests here.
N. V. Flanders of Ellsworth, Wis,
canvassed the village Saturday in the
interest of the American Wooden mills
of Chicago.
Editor Martin of the Weekly Budget
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VIM. Esch was sick at The Baker
Wednesday.
A. F. Helm Of Tony was a visitor in
Ladysmith Sunday.
Charles Kirwan was at Bruce on law
business Monday.
Gerard Moe made a business trip to
Apollonia Monday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ander-
son on Wednesday, a boy
Miss Louise M. Kellogg was in Lady
smith from Apollonia Monday.
W. G. Ule, the Stevens Point rail
road man, was in the city Monday.
C. L. Kellogg of Apollonia was in
the city Wednesday on business.
C. H. Worden arrived in the city
Thursday and will remain a few days.
Warren VIII will move to Black River
Falls next week from his farm north Of
the city.
Pete Bender will add his mite and
might to the force Of harvesters in the
west.
Miss Sadie Burpee Of Bruce will
teach near Winter in Sawyer county
this year.
C. A. Porter is excavating the base
ment for the new jail and sheriff s
residence.
Miss Grace Musser is acting as office
girl for DR.. O'Connor in the absence
of Miss Whitaker.
County Superintendent Mackin is at
work on his annual report to the state
superintendent.
w. F. Weller of Boomer was in the
city Thursday in the interest of the ST..
Paul Pioneer Press.
Isaac and Sherman Perry returned to
their duties at Butternut Sunday, after
spending a week in the city.
Alex Parks won the prize at the log
rolling contest at the Chetek Woodman
picnic last week. He usually wins.
7. C. Jones of S. Paul, who has land
interests in,Rusk county, was a visitor
in the city the first of the week.
The Readstown Herald notes the
presence in that vicinity Of Mrs. c.. A.
Huffman and son of Ladysmith.
Miss Jennie Martin and sister dro We
over from Apollonia Monday on bust
ness with the county superintendent.
Several Rusk county teachers have
secured schools along the new Omaha
line in Sawyer county for the coming
year.
Arthur Stericker and wife went to
Sycamore, ILL.,, Tuesday night. Mr..
Stericker will return to Ladysmith
next week.
W. T. Townsend and wife were in
the city this week. Mr., Townsend is
one Of the civil engineers Of the 500
railway company.
M. H. Ballou Of Menasha was in
the city part of the week, looking
after matters regarding the building
of the new pulp mill dam
Rev. D. A. Richardson of Mime
apoiis was in The city Wednesday, en-
route homeward from his vacation So
ioufn at Frankfort Michigan.
L. G. Roberts, who spent week or
more with relatives in Ladysmith while
the operators strike was on, has re-
turned to his work at Superior.
NJ. Becker, wife and daughter re-
turned to Winneconne Saturday after
short visit with their son and other
former Winneconne people in Lady
smith.
J. FL. Croker and Mr. Cross returned
by team from Gordon where they had
spent couple of weeks. While there
they built house on claim taken by
Mr.. Cross. Mr.. Croker reports con-
siderable advancement in and around
Gordon and that crops are good.
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The CITY AND VICINITY


Mrs. Richard Foster is entertaining
sister this week.
Fred Swager Of IngraFa was Lady
smith caller Monday.
A. I. Singleton of Glen Flora visited
in the city Saturday.
A. G. Briggs Of Bruce was a visitor
in Ladysmith Monday
R. Alden of Waukegan, H., was
in Ladysnith Saturday, He is a
brother Of A. B. Alden Of this city,
N. C. Dufgin of Glen Flora was in
the city Tuesday on 2 business trip.
Asa Krammes of Glen Flora was
a business visitor IN the city Satur-
day
j. C. and Ben C. Lee went to the
Twin Cities Wednesday on purchasing
trip.
Gerhard Moe returned feora a sever
al days trip to Minneapolis Saturday
night.
w. C. Gerard arrived in the city
from Spring Valley, Mimi, Monday
evening.
Miss Scolds of Augusta is being
entertained this week by her cousin,
Mrs. Ira. Lepley.
/ Miss Fanny Collins returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis where she had
been on business.trip.
Dimp Carmichal and Miss Margaret
Fulton of Bruce spent Sunday with
The Misses Daisy and Mae Carter,
Frank Covert took a crew up the
river Monday to bring down drive
for the Menasha Woodenware com
pany.
Mrs. V. A. Paulson and Miss Pearl
Paulson camped this week with Mrs.
Esch at the ranch they have named
Hearts Desire.
George Short, who formerly lived
here, has returned to Ladysmith.
His family will come soon and make
their home here.
J. R. Vinnedge returned to Ply
mouth, Ind, Monday, after spending a
week here showing Rusk county lands
to Indiana people.
J. O. Anderson of Ingram was in the
city Wednesday, Mr. Anderson will
spend the winter in Sioux City instead
of Nebraska as reported last week.
Mrs. E. L. Ensign and son Ray of
Saltwater were guests this week at
the F. E. Munroe home. Mrs. Ensign
is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Munroe.
S. C. Hanson, a travelling salesman,
was so pleased with Ladysmith that
he remained in the city several days
gaining information about the coun-
try.
A representative of the American
Book company was III the city this
week, looking after that company's
interests. The company has work on
agriculture which they are introducing.
William Foy anticipates trip to
New Mexico and Colorado within a
week or so. He will secure stock for
the company's Sycamore, ILL.,, feeding
station.
A L. Matchette was in the city
from his home in the town of Rusk
Monday and Tuesday. He says that
everything in his town is In good shape.
Mr.. Matchette says that he put up
over so tons of hay without getting
caught by rains incidentally remark
ing that he has put in very strenuous
summer. After cutting a heavy crop
of hay he turned Is head of cattle on
20 acres of grass which they were
unable to keep down. The people of
the town Of Rusk are selling cream to
the Moose Ear creamery with good
satisfaction.
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A new line Of dishes in neat patterns,
nice designs and little prices at Lees
Big Department store.
w. J. Kermott and A. Weidman
were at Bruce Tuesday.
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Baxter feeds his cows grain-you get
richer milk. See? And you get it at
30 quarts for $1.Q0.
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old stand.

Rev. J. C. Seder, district superin-
tendent of the Anti-Saloon League,
will lecture in the M. E. church next
Monday night, Aug. %. All are well
come. Star
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17

FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS.
TILLAS LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-o -oU1NI-
MA. FL boticario le devolvera el di.
nero 81 no SO cura. La frma de e. W.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
ALAS INDIGESTIONES SO ALI
Wan Embellishments, con tomar dos
sellos, y radicalmente SO curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Moiarrieta;
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis
pepsias y Gastralgicas, SO curan con
tomar 3 8 4 estuches. Para curar ra.
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda.
des cr6nicas, observation-disclosures, Sc
debe tomar durante 3 o 4 meses ell
Digestive Moiarrieta: que es el dnico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
con6rmado superior q todos los otros
para curar las enfermeda ades del es-
tonnage.
GTOFICJNA de asuntos admins.
trativos y iud,ciales y agencia de me-
gocios de Jose G. del Vale, calle de
San Francisco ndmero 25. (Altos. '
Gesti6n On los departamentos del
Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientos y
Tribunales de Justicis. Para 10 ju.
dicial: abogados Acuiia, Diaz Na-
varro y Texid0r. Buen traductor y
mao uina dc escribir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
The Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company, London
Incorporated by Royal Char
ter 1899
Under contract with His Majes-
ty's Government

Los magnffcos vapores ESK y
EDEN de esta Compaffa reanudar&n
81 escala en- Ia isla de Puerto Rico,
empezsndo On Enero % y comunican-
do asi nuestra isls con San Thomas,
islaa inglesas, holandesas, trancesas,
Venezuela, Colombia, etc, Estos va
pores % recomiendan especlalnente
los touristas, estando equipadoS con
soda clase dc comfort moderno, Sc
admite tambisn carga para las islas
antes dichas, como ademas para to-
dos los puertos de Europa.
Ademas dc estos vapores de pa.
sajeros que recalaran en- este puerto
regularmente cada quincena empezan'
do On Enero Is, habrA una buena oca-
sion para embarcar para todos los
puertos de Europa por los vaporss de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
IOesaoaTecida!

Una yegua zaina encendida, ALA
da 81, la pata trasera derecha blanca,
la otra rucia mora, marcada en- ambas
caderas con las iniciales A. G., como
de seis amos de edad, POGO mas 6 me-
nos, erin y cola regulares, paso de va
nado y sobre-trote, prehada como de
ocho q nueve meses. Dicho animal
desapareci6 en- 10 noche del 10 de la
finca en- que pastaba en- la carretera
que de esta ciudad conduce Gurabo,
propiedad del DR., don Manuel Jime-
mes Cruz,
Ell que informe q su dueho don
Joaquin Alamo, sera bien gratiicado
Caguas, Mario Il de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17

den del fiscal y result6 que SUI muerte
fue casual, producida por una hemo-
rrragia en- ell cerebro.
Sc halla en- San Juan con su dis
tinguida esposa nuestro buen amigo
ell senior Toro Rios, hacendado de HUI
macao y Registrador de la Propiedad
LIE saludamos cordialmente.
Sc han renganchado los sargen-
tos de la policia insular sehores To-
mas Lamela, Luis Sanqufrico Y los
cabos Ramon Brugeras y Manuel Pa
dr6.
Los policias insulares Francisco
Morales, jose Ferrer, Jose Arroyo,
Torres, Etanislao Rios, Guadalupe J.
Ortiz y Narciso Villafane, tambien han
sido reganchados.
-Ha sido separado por imposibi.
lidad fisica ell guardia Salvador Ro-
mafiac.
.~-Esta maf1ana estuvo & saluda ar al
gobernador el ex-comisionado de Puer.
to Rico don Federico Degetau y Con.
zalez. La entrevlsta fue afectuosa con
Ia primera autoridad civil. El seflor
Degetau y Gonzalez permanecera al.
gunos dias en- esta ciudad, saliendo
despues para Aibonito.
--Tambi6n estuvo & conferenciar
con el Gobernador el senior Hernandez
Lopez, iete del partido republicano.
Ell Arquitecto municipal de esta
ciudad presentara on breve fla Cor
poraci6n municipal, un proyecto acer'
ca dc los medios de dsr acceso & los
terrenos adquiridos recientemente POI
el Consejo para el Cementerio de San
turce.
Ell Presidente de turno del Par
lido Unionista sefior Was Ochoteco
conferenci6 esta maflans con el Go
bsrnador.
--Desde ayer.se encuentran. on ests
ciudad las Reverendaa del Sagradt
coraa6n, hsrmana zulusta y vicari,
general de ls asociaci6n. Sc hospe
dan en- ell Colegio de Santurce.
En- el vapor SArkadia. que lie
g6 syer & este puerto procedente d.
los Estados Unidos, vino el Batall6r
puertorriqueno, que fu6 & Washing
ton para tomar parte en- Ia install q
ci6n del Presidente Rooselvet. Espe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
|NFORMAC|ON D|AR|A

Aver empezaron en- Bayam6n las
conferencias escolares sobre ell tema
SEducaci6n generals concurriendo al
acto ell Sub-comisionado y ell secreta-
rio del Departamento de instruction
senior Martinez.
Probablemente continuaran hoy y
!nafIana q fin de terminar las susodi-
chas conferencias,
Hoy Sc ha efectuado una subaSta
p1blica rematandose dos casas frente
& Miramar. Concurrieron al acto mu-
chos postores.
Aver fueron puestos en- libertad
por cumplimiento de condena, Agapito
Ortiz, Pedro Carmona y Juan Herman
dez; ingresando en- la carcel de esta
ciudad Jose Cebollero, por delito con-
ira la paz pdblica, Manuel Rosa por
igual delito; Justine Ramirez, por
hurto; Lorenzo Ortega, por abuse de
confanza; Catalina Romero, por al
terar la paz.
Ell Official de Sanidad de Aqua
dilla senior Otero, comunica al Direc-
tor de Sanidad, que en- la fnca de Vic
toriano Rosa, en- la carretera de Aqua
dilla a Isabella, Sc encuentran siete Ca
ballos con muermo. Sc han trasmiti-
do las 6rdenes necesarias para su ais
lamiento.
Ell senior Tesorero de Puerto Ri
co, W. J. Willoughby, ha nombrado
subcolector de la Cidra q nuestro ami
60 y correligionario don Wenceslao
Segarra. Ell subcolector que ejercia
en- la Cidra ira a Coamo con ell mismo
empleo.
Hoy ha tornado possession de su
destino en- el departamento de Sandal,
el inspector de veterinarios sefor
Dhos Allen, llegado aver sde los Esta'
das Unidos.
En- Lola fue herido de un bala.
20 Policarpo Rosado. La situaci6n
del paciente es grave.
El agresor Ramon Molinas Sc en-
cuentra preso.
En- Carolina el policia Morales
ocup6 aver un caballo que fu6 robado
por Julian Rivera.
En- ell rio Guamani, .Guayama.
Sc encontr6 ayertarde el cadaver de ur
mulato, Sc practice la autopsia de or