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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02
Escaped an Awful Fate.

Mr.. II. Higgins, of Melbourne, Fla,
writes, "My doctor told me had
Consumption and nothing could be
done for me. 1 was given up to die.
The offer of free trial bottle of DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consump'
ton, induced me to try it. Results
were startling. | am now on the road
to recovery and owe all to DR.. Kings
New Discovery. II surely saved my
life." This great cure is guaranteed
for all throat and lung diseases by j,
W. Harris, Druggist. Price SOC and
100. Trial bottles free.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

The editor of the Press in a
response to the address Of welcome
by Judge John l. Guion at the
Ballinger meeting Of the West
Texas Press Association, said 4;
''Ballinger is progressive. This is
proven by the liberal support
given her three newspapers. Bal
linger people are broad minded.
This is shown by their having re-
fused to saddle upon themselves
that bar to progress, that bane to
liberty,-the curse Of local OPP
ton - The Ballinger Ledger,
whose editor is an ardent prohib-
Zionist, in copying this response,
inadvertently, we suppose, left
out the part about prohibition.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02
A. II. WeatherIy went tc
Brownwood Friday on business.
Sick Headache.

This distressing ailmcnt results
from disordcrcd condition Of the
stomach. All that is needed to effect
cure is a dose or two Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
In fact, the attack may be wardcd off,
or greatly lesscncd in severity, by
taking dose of these Tablets as
soon as the first symptom of an attack
appears. Sold by all druggists.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

There are seven we'll developed
cases of small pox in Brentwood
and good chances for many more.
Three cases are reported in the
Baker family near the compress,
two cases in the McGill family,
who live south of the Santa Fe
crossing, near the ice factory and
two cases in the East Brentwood,
known as burned mill district.
The disease has been spread by
people who come here from out
near San Angelo. 1t seems there
is quite n lot of small pox west of
here and as there have been no
measures taken to protect Brown
wood new cases are developing
radidly here.
To make matters worse child
rem from one of the families who
have small pox here kept right on
attending school until yesterday.
1t is very probable that the
epidemic will be hard to control
now that so many have been
exposed. Pecan Valley News.
These cases of small pox in
Brentwood should be designated
as having come from Miles, as
that is doubtless the source of
their origin. San Angelo has no
small pox and has not had a case
this year.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

At the rate San Angelo is pro-
crossing in the way of building
new residences and business
blocks, it is only a matter of time
until railroad or no railroad, new
depot or the present one, two
in Il day or only one, this city
r ahead of her former self
a. ne almost unacceptable.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02
Major W. II. Bennett, of the
Salvation Army at Dallas, Is en-
pected here Saturday. ka;Nsis ESS%
Mysterious Circumstance.

One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy, Whence the
difference? She who is blushing with
health uses DR.. Kings New Life Pills
to maintain it, BY gently arousing
the lazy organs they compel good di,
gcstion and head of constipation.
Try them. Only 25c, at j. w. Harris,
druggist,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02
Hal Brandt returned Friday
from a business visit to Balllnger.
Group

Begins with the symptoms of com
mon cold there is chilliness, sneezng,
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse,
hoarseness and impeded respiration,
Give frequent small doses of Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup, (the child
will cry for it, and at the first sign OF
u croupy cough apply frequently
Billiards. Snow Liniment to the
throat.
Mrs. A. Vilet, New Castle, Colo,
writes, March 10, 1902: think Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup a wonderful
remedy, and so pleasant to take.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

You can't build a town on
prejudice and sectarianism, be
liberal in your views. Your food
will digest better if you feel good
towards your fellow man.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Give and takes the gospel, "
says Rudyard Kipling, and if you
give too much you'll have to be
taking something sooner or later
or go broke. Therefore don't give.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Narrowness Of mind hurts towns,
makes men miserable and retards
the progress of the world. If you
would keep up with the wheels of
progress be broad minded.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02
The Best physic,

When you want physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take and GER
tain to act, always use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all druggists.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

All men were not intended to
be saints. If you are saint con-
graduate yourself on your exclu-
siveness.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Free delivery and a double daily
tram service will get here about
the same day. Watch for the
announcements.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02
Are You Restless at Night

And harraSsed by bad cough?
Use Billiards. Horehound Syrup, it
will secure you sound sleep and effect
prompt and radical cure.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Mark Twain's "be good andyou
will be lonesome" might be made
locally applicable by saying "be
narrow and you will be exclusive. "
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Its about time to begin agitat-
ing the question of a new bridge
at the foot Of Court House street.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02
Wood! Wood! Wood!

Try the Concho Wood Yard
for the best wood, all lengths,
Phone No. 42G. d, p. Gilstrap,
proprietor. If.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Ed Lard and brother Will left
Thursday for Fort Worth on a
short visit to relatives
Mrs, Fred Schmidt went to
Rowena Thursday to visit friends.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Let's ask Santa Claus TO bring
us new opera house next Christ
mas. Now who will be Santa
CLAUSE
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

What ara you doing to help San
Angelo along to that 10000 pop
ulation mark In 1906?
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

San Angelo theater goers have
hard luck now and then, espec-
iallv when its told in the hills.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Better get ready to do some
tree planting. It's not long until
Washington's birthday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Red rust proof seed oats, car
just received, Compare samples
and get my prices before you buy.
J. b. Taylor.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

Dr. S. W. Menicke, Miles
capitalist, and A. E. Bailey, az
rived in San Angelo Friday on a
business visit.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

That little poll tax paying af-
fair is all over. The question is
now: can you vote?
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

d. G. Ogden and wife of Fort
McKavett, registered at the Ian
don Thursday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-02-02

D. G. Ogden and wife of FIT.
McKavett, left Friday for San
Antonio to visit relatives.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
Viii ws-s sor Peace


Kzk1lnx-or- Nay 3t-Qzlck 20 rszl-
re The tz.7reAcElnx eGne- of AGmE-z1
Aa5es-FezEkrs disastrous defeat In
me Korean E-rE1-E- and n kse-inG
with tzk promise zano1rc-d 4 i1nE
ttrls zEo 60 Dc al n his yows- to
ir1ag shs belliee-en-s II Ess Far East
20 direct nerrniEtsnns n the p-sa-er
time President Roosevelt last ANT
-ecs1sed b. SPECIAL ssssoin-De-- .-
TzEztk-z the Japanese n.nisze-. ana
. cuDf=rezcs followed fer tie greater
part OF the evening Nr. -akHAfrz
rzlle1 sf the Nni-e Horse sto--gr n
ter cicfock this evening and vas i'm
nedlz-eIy recelFec- Earlier In the
Cay he minister had called AID leff
sp- the Presiaszaz rhe report of -Ae
hattie given OF ~ the seExrsuu-
Sir Mortimer Dzrznk. the E-sr:rh
antzss.dor, Count C2szznz. the Rw-
EiAn amhaSsadar and Baron Sse-nnerx.
ths German AMBASSADOR, VIII al con-
fer VIA The Prezsoezs o1 ~ sItm
uoA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Enzzz S5zrzrs1. Alexander III. Bu
rO1ins. Lszmifr1 Isunakus Admiral kz-
sa3rnur E5zsor21rA. 1esrssse1sze- Asazz-z
C,ukEEtsur cue ssgzRsrze1 crEss<r znc
two Destroyer sE.s-
--Irnyss-ztu- N8cao5zs l. and ORE
ssz-fs-stlzs1s Adu4-n3 AE-xx1re. A1ra-z
S-si8axin anc destroyer B4-3gFr. Gag
zureG Asseu-zfzx e tie grfscsss.rs n
OsliEt.iS Etz-.E Essosf ? II. and Il.
&srE-z1 Also was sink
TIE AlrzEz ~ Nay 9Th WEB q,
served II n Disabled and sinking c11
dftElr baf her final -Ets Is Jet ~
EagEl
The sa1 Eszr1ientz-s regarding II
tr5U-E G. aEr EA5gs are naz Est In hzNz
ssIg Sc "a as ! ezsus1 ascertain fsar
xe-e seriously injured The xz6.is
sszszEn t.Ass az t.a1 ~ HAcsr-x1nsz
cnEuzs-ies - LIE Ez1ss esssslszn a.. :
lsssia ureT sae Fs-aras Earn8fa y l.
ss1eel5.z- he1frh AGE-zs Assu "a
sllztflF zsuuasa NAY -zfA-
SKA rss5.ar- rssea.sez Tie 4,ie-z9or
n NAV ssrt
Less e e,a'EaAsa ras NaFz-sn tas
1-zzez Slsso- Tesagll zlsg a.S.r5zs5
-s21-Tes g IA sE1E ne morning
KAY -szh
-iC@EAA3 Efnssrzsa-t ~ Russian leszsss
50 lar ~ ssee-zzsnsssa
FulfaEzar II tlzstE4st2-ss ea-f
E.lzHs SssaVar1r Iupsrztar Asezzz
o. III Burpdfus. Cssiss ssla- Sis%oz-Ss
5llEV hssd NaTsrzH
Fuzf1Winr fFs cruisers k.rnk A.
rrtral Szaliran- rurnrr4 Du-kko
Vladimir EonumEch. sEis-iznz a.
IsufeAsz
~Cozas eefssas - Adrarzi onsssl
s1~ szzE
I've speciz1 ssrriee sslps. Ezr
es.xfsz saz tEres tess-eyers as
Hlrk
TIVE s4fsissfaps. Or.l and Inperz
ta- SzcAgzzs TO caakr dete1s
ships Esner1i semlrzI Aprzrine Al
EculrRH SeuizTln4 and u1e 5estroyer
Eie1utF captured
Thaz The HHszizns irEf zitnrsstss
sssrfEfso sAlss. fhe zxxr.E1.e tss
naEs tHers-af asnourttnK . 1s1sss
turs- tsslse the cruiser AirSAz, ~
y.szfss1 - have suHks
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
E8lNe EstLEcap EI-Es

EEEzE -z=aaf -EtsE q lie pay
trF ; EEue q eHH1i.s=s q cti-EE- Cuu-
uut-Haa lu - l.s1asaf-sssE- g-p1uEs-s
Ezf ls1a--l-s1-E zE- 81 E75s=s tr ise Eade5
rs1-zs1t rus ass1aE usaa Eve-y sspz-
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el zsH .sIsrAL fssgE EE EEiiisse zrAf-
1br Eznzurc-E a tLtse u1Uss Il 1s
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t2E sssel- - a. sETln1.ElrEl aaz-
NM EE-zs1s srsaa Co. 1uEf y
a. 30 zHEf e1eE zlr have a.
srIzL cEEurt n -us EEs-s raz4s-+
riuE - tasu=#z s. HeuElFs q LIS
rsa~ az abH -llllTuaas 1izat 4 ara.-
ir uu41 - aEauess aiazr l1aT Ines
rnes Frequently aIluv zns st.FTzs- q
g-aEl1-T alczEfs -utsa Rae zEE-
srF Ead psssI a rlz1-sr g ts-ssigprua
q. nueus ru1ceHrluus su- uEuA1
l=Istz IEEt r. VIZ asss "a rats q.
-ts Errec EaHtef hare rul n zz-.ly
mas - ~ EE.Hs o. uuat luver Z
-.is eaEu-ry nE1 lhaF E-s q he
Eure-zzz=ssIi -sEEzlsc Err ags.-E-ee AL
vafE = Ewg=s and AuE--EllE IA.
they A. NV zHe owes t-E.sNsszz-.s,
riei1 -AseE q las wu-if
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
DETAILS OF JAPAN'S
GREAT NAVAL VICTORY


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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

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.slzu 1fu1t-us- lEfz lsEt- szss p 3
hHEs ezvs=t1 a. LIZ Gznzlzzz tgInsl
a. 1f-St eciock ftlx fcr.nosa fr9zz
fs5z- q -az r-e-so-s zsrs kzz=c AID
ftE--F -.Ee u-b.rE luss-asuEssz6. slEhouEa
Il zs tsslsssss a. - sEtusAtss-1 rIssa1
vii - tra1gtt or zAsEs- Tas xoEE a
reserve x13ct h unoer H. chzrEs q.
Reclamation E-uri1szs- Z " &cCe.
1sE EDE Suj-sr1u-suasa- kaeN iss =
sszes-=clnFtT ei-sczsI he eazunel q.
Csazr cred las tsssr Changed 10 y~-
zsrl lie tzzs-isa-sas -zizs-s tr1U t.s-
III 1-vwnee
Tte ar ezaru;,-.Eka- II --u-zszlr stead.
SIS pm sl1z4E treeA al su he fzup-as
t1-s4Z nls-1 1tsi-rs -tirs af Sn1rr. i n -
lsszv.,6. ~ - fs-zzgts1 ous alive e.
uu--1v. TheF az E-s fset t-uu The
breast &c .hs rurnss II a space -
f#s-ssr rwe EaieE us sacE tl-uzEhf ooSE
tzy The cssssE- Sgz1is cz- b. bez-a
- tapping xsit Asz1s- N -As AZ
faTs
TIE ten men vAs are as2ievs1 q
AsTs tsssz &z1s-s xesA : hrE6rez fszes
z-au where TIA irzy-is1aac men tre-
1tie nzusE q a. he rlr-1r1s have
rus sssez furnishes xeI. AK every q
.ess3 iK EfTirgE his wts1sis Sr.s11soz =
zszF rescue vu-E
A-uu.r 1s5ose t-fgoEz 70 - = ne tn
n ar EiuutrE kenreTs G-z-lz
. srllzc1irl1- Foreman S-es.ie. tTuu Gs
labu1nx FSuvd wua3rur- Bonlyose
5str Grass, Coiu-saeo Ssrt-zrz
4 --zruss- II bszienec 70 - TIE oris
o-ss who 20. uEf e ths tunnel E<ssr -hs
Acrsossrr- H szae
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c-esk END J me- F5cTc Eoo1-ur and
NJ E-zkse gang n A -sorus11 st-sF
ward ! beard Graa~e excza1rn- Nj
Cod I'rz acs-as fer and then came ths
xx@u1 -uzr ana cnzz- ] WIS f5oscssss
or ruF car. oE. nlxuHE@c % escape
There were f-u1z e4rn- u tn usez
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
as~ Tsgs's ss.-s ~o-


WnsAsnE-1s1, MAJ 9l-Ins 1zpzaess
AssEx11r iGss zignr Eays nut tra-n sAs
fola1s-ias ralsez-zz f-sz Tak51-
Fzfzh re1,arz rscelrea from Tasn. -
cetvee Efssr1ogz e Nal ssr.-
The mzsz furos q our combined
sas- u5,un acnsgoinE surrender q lie
remaining z1aEEEE1 1zEs2 farce ue-
iatAucaErG z4-sk.k, II thE Etze-uson q
xEF -ssh n aire23E reported. FsoE'lss-s
ssa-Euat- and whine Errarse z Etse Gle
,l1ssfanz q surTsDass-sa at - tarTua =
q HssuEssEs szsze-z .tllssez111 rrs ArEt-E
Csss.saH Es- caGgs dsassansE Etsr. T-ne-s-
ssssas me 1Nsz1s ard AEEunuu wsrs lru
zss--liEi ss.g 15sIssfciles 81 Elz~EaE Hue n
Eaaz NsT 20 HErTfzzGs- hzz ans -
sused Ene vEs EarE B. n Az
crew ~ me.r als0 Fnel we've vtsscme1
--rulsssr Lzurs-ri 1luusEu HaF Lssc
fuzn6 T. 1as u1rlt ssssr-s7r ds=szestur e
Il nns szs t-i=1sH-.lg srt-lAfsis
And nrssa an TInu-raag ~ uzr fourth
Gs5ai1-a. ant Essrsslae destroyer 1g-lll4
she vAs Ef@acs-G faN- H5EH1 - IL
sssTsssG d=ae=sFss- 1azHlz Eu1 zss nszs
zus-a1le was tuaaG EEruuu6 20 The
ssafHe1is.As7 sfE Haa-s - GflelzHE ls.AzaE.
n tae EzraHs tt0st
EsuT 6esruTsr SzzErErzI Cay, a.re1
toward tte arsilisE = EBE - u To-
sak - Erie1ur IazEus tns Ans N
dssH rover ss5eGuET. Fizs-sz- NNs fuuES
ae1a-Ei F.a3sss7' sszisssF and &rIeItlsT AZ
nz-ll tfuLr slsrf-siF E7u.rrassf f1res.f 3sss
"a saEsH EusTizzza incazzE 80
.s.zsee-s s-z zhs zHEsEir Ezzz Ssa-
ra-ar. vh4ea Was HaEk a. E& n
IGT G--A Ib@y Wars az sNssss1 gras-
uaf---
E5zr cruiser CeassssH vine ergisl-lE
20 ths u1-s ward tks n3orzl1E q May
ssth. sglus Hue szrE ana1nsF RusslAn
aea-uT=
or cruiser NHtzfz Hrd 6ss1-rIrsr
Eurztuzzsu E1thrEs-d also e. nH.a- MEF
.sA husElzE destroyer Ws5rt ftAitF
saEs EEruEze- Anear1l.E - Fn=aeszs
rs5sz--k HEzferrU reT-iret E15 E-Hse
rasr-E - r-Hsu1frs- ne -s-safz ~ ne
bsztls t-uz A1y z7Eh q My za-h Il
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
ssEs,cAs sAcsr WINS
csS Wo. by Wilson Ns-shssis
Schooner a.lsntsr- Car-san Barr


The L1zsrs- Erx- MIR se--The
America. yzchf Atlantic hzs suu <ns
e-oszn race for tns Katss--'S rrr. zle
ncne c.f te- competitors has vat been
tlrt1e<
CAPT Charles Bar COMMANDER e
Tie AtlzHzse- wkiet eroEsee zae line ~
Sis D. n Fes.srcsF- Ia Not ssa-Asfstz :
xi-h his rlctnrr anG has sxsie1 On 70
me Isle of Wight. Intending Il break
the ocenx sailing reru-t from @er
York 10 <tzf point
Yesterday Was q Oar E great excite
uens n this yor1 u me Cornish c1ssz.
A. oscsork the kew Fork EerzleiE .
rnx and the yzcts AiexA1c-za lay nexs
tie s.Ake boat waiting On Tie hcrs-
sor fax syay could just BE- 1isrer1ed
tAe toy u n enormous ciouc Il cAn-
sAx. II w1s The Atlantic
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
EA

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pot @. -ez Es-e are -sTo
WAYS one IS . q =; ire
c-EE- S No. 70.
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49, Esls Eazs saaslz
Cha-sfT t-es-lnr ~ rsf1a-zsr a r-u---ltaz,
rHr aGf - ne a5Aer feIfau
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

~ Wuef-Dl1 La- A-1z1ns
izlleHEsEE GEe su1 zp szsoz1c
p zt5ssr--5 sizrHlid H1r b. ci6 re aalc
ne 2 eitrt s-s=F iiseE. h { hlsz oc
IL - af uT had"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
fEN&-E TROUBLE
Net sscEEkzzss
As rA-ETsr

y Ezlas-a - beng c4lsn1 y
cz-z-n
lafN-rl ~ asrse a-rzu Is rrAefr tas
rs=ls So GE-zr== g1 EnF sse- zs=Eazn-
p 1a= r- curs ea.i4r-1 = ziss 1lszd sl-
t-s1 -a-r ealn-=t rf rizH Fsrls e-aaus-
ff--lzza elrrs 1Issaa- uzaes z-zzzltF ls.ssszs1.s
20 rzses E1s aasargh
= SOS larr eH1&--51 uzr51s r. aFaas n
Li- EE~f-ul-n- rrlnr . zaI s-aEszlz.z-
a VHHr al== ans tsc vE - fissass=E &
~ Esz he Tazaa1ls szFlas 1-rz.s
AaaHsa fsf Aa-tzzissz- iiTesitdissla1 rs
zhs Ez.rtullu ssslra Ia uzl c.. nm isszz- q.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
sss-.s.rt s<.pas- . a-ue-l-.

Ga sE1etlsz a nsIazN ef -ss Eus-
f.lr nasz@.aaesz is 3 --BlK zErue-
uel- Pass Eh-lalsl- Esaslss TsF sis
v-ag t.a-z ir Ns urftza1s q zsarr
rlE fa ls-ri1if cane saarr -I=L ~
yea-H Us1 sruzz Esllrafzazd
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Il sbo-r fi1sr arc ! found mr. con
s7gian . ers S<zrFzEsx ! sz6 headaches
s1scs II fhe kzCs. knS f-eepcnr DIR.
sDclss s.ssCs g-ss Eorss eser-s r1se1zh
4 Grse1 roe remedies beSo-r Ss-z-zzzE
sac HEs Gssooz1rsgn6 #t<1 ! ftsof zfss
f-Sr oose- bgf ~ cozzrkR< so<zr re-
turned In gexk rszn rED .no1-tl
Ell h>sf1h NEs rrxfD~rG "-H-x- n
Gr4e&ne-.
TAs =-asaz e - zszuv failures x
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

EEr Ez o.
s-sssesss T-gG 4aE x
~ s.rEla1e -
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
TERRIBLE DISASTER IN
THE GUNNIS0N TUNNEL

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Report Of Condition at Close OF Business
Friday, August 25th. 1915.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-31
NOTAS De ARECIBO

Mario 30. Para ell sabado y do
mingo anuncia la empresa del magnl
tico Cinemat6grafo que Sc exhibe en-
este teatro Sus Gltimas funciones, las
que deben aprovechar los que no hayan
visto al excelente aparato. Al teatro,
pues,
En- ell tren de anoche llegaron los
j6venes desposados Lcdo. don E. Fer
nandez Vangas y sehorita Mercedes
Balseiro que constituyen su hogar en-
esta ciudad. Les deseamos etcrnas fe-
licidades.
Ell Lcdo. don Felix Santoni ha
trasladado su bufete y despacho nota-
rial a la calle de la Cruz, bajos de la
casa de la Succession de Ealo.
Ell senior Calder6n es ell encarga-
do del abono que ha alberto en- esta
poblaci6n la Compahia dram6tica que
dirigen los sehores Terradas y Baha-
res. Reina mucha animation y va Sc
han abonado muchos palcos y lunetas.
-Ha tornado possession dcl cargo
de Official de Sanidad el doctor don
Martin de la Rosa.
La banda de la escuela indus
trial dara retreats los domingos en- la
Plaza,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-31
PERflA { HIGIENE

Hasta el preseute st habia estado
contorme en- Ia conveniencia, tanto
para los intereseS materiales como
para la salud. de levantalse tempra-
no, y no dejarse veneer por el blando
calor del lecho al despertar
Sin embargo, d juzgar por 10 que
ACADIA de decir una eminencia mtdica,
parece que este del madrugar no hay
que tomarlo al pie de lalletra VI con-
trario, Sc deben poner en- clio ci.rtas
cortapisas.
Con efecto, el doctor palcott. de
New York, estima que el leyantar,e
demasiado bruscamente. antes de la
completa consumaci6n de la dosi~ de
sueho necesaria, es habito engendra-
dor, <por esencias. de Ia locura.
sEstos despertares broseo> lice
q ctado alienista absorben 4 g-ld-
ritz hiclan la sangfe, prod0cen hin
cta2ones en- cl brazo, destrGyeu toGa-
las buenas intenciones \ mrban la ae-
tividad mental durante todo q dla.s
por fortuna, contra Ia opi"i5n dc
este alentador de la pereza, estd elhe-
cho de que innumerabl bles hombres no
tables lie la ciencia, en- las lctas, en-
las artes J en- la politiea, fueron en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-31
LA JUNTA CENTRAL

Aver, Il las dos de la tarde, Sc reu-
Mo la Junta Central Unionista, convo.
cada por su actual preSidente senior
Was Ochoteco.
Entire Otros asuntos Sc trato del
pr6Ximo turno y Sc estudiaron las le-
gitimaS eXcusas presentadaS por el Sc
nor Ledesma, que, en- vista de suS
apremiantes trabajos mercantiles Y
agricolas de esta temporada, pide que
Sc le permita aplazar para otro mes la
presidencia que lie corresponds en-
Abril
La Junta acord6 aceptar la re-
nuncia del senior Ledesma corrsr Ia
escaId, de modo que entire a presidir ell
doctor Zeno, que viene en- lista des-
pu6s del se1or Ledesma.
Fl procedimiento es acertado. La
sC ni6n de Puerto-Rico1 tendra en- ell
mes pr6ximo, como en- los meses ante
riorcs, un Presidente de alta capaci-
dad polltica, capaz de guiarla con yer.
dadera macstria.
Los turuoS que siguen son. en- Ma
yo, don Carlos Soler; en- Junio, don
Manuel Pasarell; en- Julio, don Jaime
Anneyy; en- Setiembre otra vez don
Rafrel del Vale, que sirvi6 hasta Di-
ciembre de 1904,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-31
FL RABANO POR LAS HOJAS
FilliS Polonju.

Porque racionalmente pensando,
pedimos para nuestro pals una forma
amplia de Gobierno auton6mico, en
el cual tepga una digna representa-
ci6n la personalidad puertorriquefa;
porque no queremos ingresar COMO
TERRIToRIo de la repdblics: por ESQ
vuelven las andadas los disrios re-
publicanos sefIaHndonos como desa-
fectos q la naci6n ante los poderes ma
cionales y locales.
Triste labor.
Es senclllamer te Ia de quien toms
el rabano por las hojss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-31
DESDE MAYAGUEZ

Ciento veintiseis apreciable> CO.
rreligionarios de la marina, Maya
guez, dirigen i la Junta Central de la
Union de Puerto Rico una exposition,
larga y eXpresiya, sobre la forma de
proveer destinos publicoS.
Piden csos amigos, con justicia
indiscutiblc. que las recomendaciones
De los Comit5s solo recaigan en- hom-
bres prohados por su consecuencia y
por sus servicios d la causa que defen-
demos.
Suponemos que eSe escrito sera
considerable Segiin ahora Sc dice-con
toda atenei6n per la Junta Central,
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