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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-20

Thompson Made Ambassador.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE presi-
dent sent to the senate the nomina.
ton of David E. Thompson OF Nebras.
ka to be ambassador extraordinary
and plenipotentiary to Brazil.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-20

jenkins Wins Wrestling Championship
San Francisco. Jan. 11.-Thomas
Jenkins won the catch.as-catch-can
wrestling championship by throwing
Jack Carkeek two straight falls.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-20

az ~ M HsIs viu A Allen
3 Airy Fairy Lillian Duchess
Agatha Webb Green
s At the North Pole Verne
! Ancient History Strickland
8 Abbot, The Scott.
9 Age OF Fables BulflnCh
10 Alice Bulwer
i H Arundel Motto Hay
IS Bondsman Cain
Ii Barnaby Rudge Dickens
IS Bacons Essays
II Bracebr. dge Hall irving
10 Bride OF Lammermoor Scott
10 By Order Of the King Hugo
20 Comedy OF Sentiment
II Concerning Isabelle Carnavy
2e Campdres Of Napolian
e Cooks Voyages kippis
Is Captain Dreams King
20 Colonels Christmas Dinner
~ Clay. Life Of
70 Crockett, Life Of
a9 Charles Malley Lever
80 Child's History OF England dickens
81 Christmas Stories Dickens
81 Cloister and the Hearth Reade
50 Confessions Ian Opium Eater
"A Conquest OF Peru Hrescott
IS Corinne Madame de Stael
50 Crawford Gaskell
81 Crucifxion OF Philip Strong Sheldon
39 David Coppertied Dickens
9 . D Dr. JACK Rst 5Sprn
Al Deldee Warden
AZ Date OF Ethics Spencer
4S Decent OF Man Darwin
II English History
As English Womans Love Letters
46 Egyptian Princess
~ Eighth Crusrde, The DUMAS
4S English Orphans, The Holmes
40 English Traits Emerson
80 Ernest Maltravers Bulwer
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15
Fastest Train In the World.

Chicago, June 12-On its initial run
from New York, the Pennsylvania
Is honr flyer" the fastest long-dis.
tance ira in the world, arrived in this
city at 8: :52 O'Clock this morning, three
minutes ahead of schedule time. In
order to accomplish this feat, extraor-
binary achievements in tie way of fast
running were ne sary.
After Ieaving Pittsburg the tender OF
the big Atlantic type engine, which
had been attached at that city for the
run to Crestlne, O., developed a hot
box about 20 mics east of Mansfield,
O. The engineer stopped his train, and
Is minutes were st in futile efforts to
cool the troublesome axle. Finally
+ eight engine was attached and the
train limped intv Crestine. Here the
regular engine was in waiting and when
the "fyer' left the latter place, it was
26 minutes late. The run TO Fort
Wayne, l3l miles away, was made In
ia minutes, an average of 66 LILO miles
hour.
When the train ru led out of Fort
Wayne for the last lap of the long
journey, it was only 91a minutes late,
1872 minutes of the lost time having
been made up. Miles were frequently
reeled off in from A to so seconds, and
an average speed of mile minute
WAS easily maintained over long
stretches of track.
President Underwood, of the Erie
Railroad. was passenger. Already
the Pennsylvania Railroad officials are
the possibility of reducing
the running time between Chicago and
New York to 16 hours.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15
BEATEN BY OWN BLUNDERS.
D1sgraceful Causes of Russ: a N
Defeat Come to Light.

Vladiv )stok, June pa series OF
Interviews which the correspondents OF
the Associated Press has rad with
nayal officers who survived the battle of
the Sea of Japan, has developed a mos,
sensational story of the causes of the
Russian disaster first of all. and the
compete decentralization which followed
the sinking of the flagship Kniaz Souva-
rolf and the wounding of Admiral Ro-
iastvenskv.
1t is explained that not a single Off
Ger of the feet knew the commander
in-chief's plans. The Admirals in
command Of divisions knew no more
tn IN the sub-Lieutenants and had 70
rely only on the signals of the fagship.
Admi al Nebogatoh, upon whom the
command devolved. had seen R,iest.
vensky only once after the function of
their squadrous, and then ONLY for
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15
few minutes.

All the stories of extensive target
practice in Madagascar. it seems. we e
fakes. During the entire voyage there
practically was no training in gunnery
worthy of the name, and the big .un
practice was confined to three shots pc
vessel. Ugly stories are told of the
happenings at Madag scar. Some OF
the crews certainly were unframed in
gunnery, and exhausted by the eight
months voyage under trying moral and
phv ical conditions, were no match TO,
the veteran japanese, whose markham
ship was wonderful.
The Japanese concentrated their fire
on one ship until she was placed out OF
action. and then another, thus success
sively sinking the Oslabya, Alexander
III and Kniaz Souvaroff.
Some ships developed deplorabe
structural defects The Oslabya sank
without having a single hole beloa the
water line. Heavy seas entered the
vessel above the water line and the
watertight compartments, which were
changed several times during the yoy-
age, did not stand the strain they had
been calculated to stand and burs
flooding and beeing the vessel over nm
il the ship turned turtle. Lack of
homogeneity among the ships made i,
impossible to maneuver in harmony
The Vladimir Monomach, Admiral
0 lshak kof and Admiral Ssniayin had tt
lag behind. on this account becoming
.sy victims. Finally the ammunitiop
was exhausted after the first days
fighting.
Even the morning of the battle
while the buzzng of the wireless in
struments on the Russian ships showed
that the Japanese scouts were commun
i ,ating his dispositions to Admiral
Togo, Admiral Rojestvensky continued
his careless maneuvering, and, when
the Japanese actually appeared, the
Russians were caught in an impossible
formation and were attacked on three
fronts. Roje'tyensky's position was
cramped and his transports were badly
placed end caused confusion. While |
the Japanese were raining projecties
even from machine guns on the Rus
sian ships, the latter were huddled to.
gether, bl!nketng each cther's fire.
Only the leaders CT the columns could
bring their guns to bear and even on
these the untraiued gunners fred
wildly.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15

the front porch of the Oregon building
at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. Judge
Thomas W. Ayers, of Heppner. pre-
siding as Chairman. Colonel Henry E.
Dosch, director of Exhibits. was the
first to be introduced. In behalf OF
President H. W. Goode and the Expo.
stion officials, be welcomed the visitors
of Morrow and Umatila counties to the
Fair. He also gave short descript on
Of the wonderful progress that had been
wrought in Eastern Oregon, saying that
it was only few years ago that it was
land of 'sagebrush, jackrabbits and
rattlesnakes. II thrice welcome VOC
t. your Lewis and Clark Exposition,
and again thank the people of Morrow
and Umatilla counties for their hearty
cooperation in assuring the success of
this magnificent Western Worlds FAIR
said Colonel Dosch in closing his ad-
dress.
Jefferson Myers, president of the
Oregon State Commission was intro
duced to the audience by the chairman
as "Jef" Myers, who was largely re-
sponsible for the great exhibition gath
cred from all parts Of the world.
"From reliable statistics have learned
that Umatilla county produces | per
cent of the worlds wheat crop and that
Morrow county markets nearly 1000,
600 pounds of wool annually," said
President Myers in opening his ad-
dress. 81 am doublv pleased and
gratifed to think that we have such
splendid representation from these two
wonderful countless" he continued. Al
ter delivering short address of we,-
come his place was ts'sr-a, by Judge q.
]. Bean. of UmatlIa county.
II wish I was able in an eloquent
way to express the appreciation of the
Umatil'a and Morrow people for the
courteous and hearty welcome that has
been extended them by the Exposition
management" said Judge Bean. 81
think that it is exceedingly appropriate
that we assemble in the metropo i. #
the Northwest, through which we are
connected with the great pulses of trade
and commerce, to participate in this
magnificent Expps n. The Eastern
Oregon residents ale vitality interested
in this Fair and we intend to do ard
are doing I'll we possibly can to make
it success
Henry Blackman, Commissioner for
Morrow county at the Exposition, was
the next speaker to be introduced, He
gave short talk about the Exposition,
it with others, and paid
many compliments to the people OF
Eastern Oregon. He also told of the
and advantages offered in
Morrow and UmatilIa counties.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15

10 render matters worse the mines
and floating torpedops sown in the path
OF the Russian divisions added to the
confusion. The Borodino, Admiral
NAkimoff, and Navaln fell victims to
these obstructions. y
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15
A Bad Scare.

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when you feel a pain in your b wells.
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
DR.. Kings New Life Pill', sure cure
for all bowel and stomach diseases, such
ss headache, billiousness, costiveness,
etc. Guaranteed at Patterson & Sons
drug store, only 25c. Try them.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15

The editorial page Of the Weekly Ore
gonian gives broad treatment to Q wide
range Of subjectA !
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-15

The Heppner Gazette-the news of Nor.
row County: The Weekly Oregonian-the
news and thought of the world. Both at
q special price. Inquire or address The
Gazette. Heppner. Or.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
N0TAS De ARROYO
Cuerpo de Bomberos. Ban
da de mdsica para
dar retreats
CENTRAL LAFAYETTE
Prospel'idad mercantil. We
lada cienti6ca. Alum
brado pdbllco

En- este pueblo, victima de fre-
cuentes incendios, hace falta un cuerpo
de bomberos. Los miembros de la
Union de Marinos estan dispuestos a
Sentar plaza de bomberos; pero es pre-
ciso que ell Concejo municipal consig-
ne en- presupuesto una partida para
cubos, hachaS, eScaleraS y demas ele.
mentos indispensables. Los yecinos
todos tambi6n contribuirfan particu-
larmente al soStenimientO de eSe bene-
m6rito Cuerpo, con una Quota annual:
y entOnces, no solo podria adquirirSe
una buena bomba para incendios, sino
tambien dotar al cuerpo de bomberos
deuna banda de m1sica, que diera retire
tas los jueyes y domingos por la no
che. Hace tempo que ell vecino don
Francisco Nirella Tribe, que tanto in
tereS siempre Sc toma por su pueblo,
yiene oCuplndose de este importantf-
Sllllu dSuHlo' L dlL1D4ClI lG 5GCullQd con
mucho entusiasmo el alcalde don Jose
Il, Ni7ves.
Gran animation ha producido
aquf la noticia del establecimiento de
la Central SLalayette2, porque dara
mas vida y prosperidad a todos los
negocios. Era realmente 10 que hacia
falta. Per0 estaba reseryadO al por
to0os conceptoS apreciable joyen don
Antonio tantauzzi, llevarS6 la gloria
dc dejar inmortalizado aqui su nom
bre, como 10 dej0 el gran Morse, Vi
niendO a instalar en- este pueblo la
primera Inca telegralica del mundo.
I'll comercio dc la localldad va
prosperanQo de una manera notable.
Dos nueVas casas abriran en- breve
sus puertas, con buen Surtdo de pro-
yisiones que yenderan al por mayor y
al detail.
-Muy pronto tendrcmos una ele.
gante y ospaciosa carnicerla, propie-
dad del municipl0 y un esplendido
alumbrado pdblico en- lodas las GALES
de la poblaCi6n Todo Sc deber& al
actiyo y generoso alcalde unlonista
don jose X. Nieyes, cuyo sueIdo Sc
inNertira en- benehcio del pueblo. FL
Parque serd tanbIen areglado y en-
bellecido.
LA fArmacla del senior dc Chou
dens sera instalada d9ntro de pocos
dias en- un magniico local que ha ad-
quirido con csc TN. Y constituira un
signo mas de progreso para Arroyo.
-Pronto tcndra ef9cto una intere-
sante velada en- ei Centric de estudios
Q inyestigacionos psico fisicas, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
NOTAS De GUAYAN|LLA
Tarifas y patentes. Ell pre-
supuesto. Caminos a re-
parar. Riego de GALES
PROYECTO De HOSPITAL
El yecindario resiste seguir
pagando contribution por
el emprestito de Ponce.

Han sido remitidas por el Ayun.
tamiento al Concejo Executive para su
aprobaci6n, las Tarifas sobre Paten-
tes Impuestos y Arbitrios muuicipa.
les ac5rdadas para regir en- ell aflo
econ6mico de 1905 & 1906.
Ell Alcslde ha presentado al Con-
cejo el proyecto de presupuesto para el
pr6Ximo aflo fiscal, ascendiendo Tia
secci6n de gastos a la suma de S6, 6S2.0O
doll lars. En- ell SO designa cantidsd
su6ciente para la construction de un
Hospital para demas gastos que ext
90 un establecimiento de esa clase.
--Tambien SO ha consignado par.
tida para atender oil riego de las ca
lies, evitando asf el psrjuicio que oca-
siona el polyo q la salud de .estos ye'
cinos.
-,Desde Ia anexion de este pueblo
10 de Julio de 1902 hasta la fecha, la
Janta de Caninos del Dlstrito no ha-
bia gastado un solo censavo en- los
de este termino municipal.
Ahora parece que ha tornado Ell RI
d1culo acuerdo de destinar d0ScientoS
dollars para desmalezar, en- parte, oil
camino del barrio del SPasto, , despues
de haber recaudado unos dos mil qui-
nientos dollars del 8 por ciento sobre
las contribuciones que paga G Cuayani'
ila, Yea eco el gobierno y haga algo
por corregir tamahos males.
-Todo aqui SO halla pendiente dc
la resoluc!6n que dicte el CQnsejo
Ejecutiyo, con respeoto d una consul
Ia que & dicho centro ha elevado el
Alcalde, preguotando 81 los contribu-
yentes tendr&n la obligation de con.
tinuar .pagando en- eI pr6ximo a1o
fiscal do 1905 q 1906 la contribution
conocida por SEmpr6stito Municipal
dc PonceS. Hay personals versadas
en- derecho p1blico que opinan que
tal obligation no ha de subsistir para
10 sucesivo, puesto qne Guayanillal
cuando so concerto oil emprestlto no
pertenecfa & aquel Municipio.
Sc censura mucho entire noso'
tsos la actitud del Alcalde y Ayun'
.amiento de Ponce por el lamentable
estado de abandono en- que tisne Ia
carnicerfa ell matadero municipal,
CORRESPONSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
FIN De UNA HUELGA

R9in6 gran entusiasmo en la reu.
ni6n cue celebraron tlu.amente los
estudiantes de Madrid, para dar fin 4
la huelgs
Sc lego en- med de un profundc
silencio la real orden que satisf ace en-
todo las peticiones f)rmuladas por los
estudiantes
Sc tomaroa los siguientes acuer.
dos con APPLAUSE general
L!eyar q csbo un banquete On ce.
lebraci6n del triunfo estudiantil.
Dedlcar un recuerdo q las victi-
mas de q catastroie del tercer dep6-
sito
Tor d timo Sc propuso, que tolos
los estudiautes ali congregados fde
ran q Ia estaci6n q despeiir al rey.
La proposition ia6 acogida con
ana silbs estrepitoss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
UNA BUENA OCCASION

Sc vende una de las casas mas CO.
modai y meior situadas de Santurce.
Esta en- la carretera psro no le moles-
ia el polvo. Tiene cochera, buen jar.
din y bastsnte terreno para tener va
cas-, etc,
Tambien Sc venden yarias casas J
solsres muy bien situados, en- ell bsrrio
de Puerta de Terra de esta ciudad.
Informant don Bartolom6 Coll,
San Justo 5, bsjos, San Juan, p Il.
12-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
ESTADISTICA CRIMINAL
Suarez de MOta.

Gardiaio inSjgnr trataa>a q,
riencia penal, cono.na n IN Fibre
recientemente publicado, los sizui n
tes datos relatives d los lama3os cu
menes de sangre
En- Russia hay en tfamitacIon de
f5a 5000 causas por homicidio
En- Francia, por t6rmino medic sc
han registrado en- q periodo comprcn.
dido entire 1s9t y l9oa unas 29a cau-
sas anuales por delitos Dc homicidio
RsesinatO.
En Italia en- lsal, s. regiyaaon
p,5s7.
PG91s ealeOIars9 qae cadl adQ sQn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
ALCOHOLICS EN- ESPANA

Duraute ell cuarto trimestre de 1904
SO han producldo ca las fabrle2s de
alcohol y aglardieuses simples com
puestos, i, 5,S64,9SI litros de alcohol Y
aguardientes neutro de vino; o7I3063
del neutro de las clases 4a9, $50 de
aguardiente anisado 2727I de cana,
1899 de ron 42,371 de conaci E, so de
ginebra y 24i g9l de .Ios denas com
puestos J licores; a.4l9,2a5 litros.
Han salido de ibricas durante el
mismo periodic I 2s9,01t litros de al.
cohol y aguardiente de vino oil 80
del neutro de otras clases all 723 d5
sguardiente anisado: Il 81 de c lac:
% 81 de ( nebra, y = g., de los de.
mis- compuestos y llcores. Total,
5 40 329 lilfos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
t Collector de R5ntas de Ponce, senior Esteva, contra
los peque6@ popetaIos'
LLUV|A De ED|CTOS
t gasb de cobn superior con nuch a Ia contribution
mbna que e Teson inpOne,

Las personals que Sc entretengan
en- hojear The Puerto Rico Eagle, de
Ponce, encontraran ALI una verdaders
lluvia de edictos en- que Sc anuncia la
venta de muebles por Subasta pdblica
Pasan de Sesenta los edictos en- VI
solo nimero del peri6dico, ocupandc
columns mas columns de letra me
nuda y breve.
Cada edicto representa- un gastt
para el contribuyente; y siendo las
deudas peque1isimas, el gasto resulta
mayor que la deuda minima.
sF,s absolutamente indispensable
ese gasto? ;Puede disminuirse por W
movimiento de equidad por un senti
miento de humanidad?
A la primera respondemos QUE NO
a la segunda respondemos QUE ST.
N6ase el eXtracto de algunOS edic
toS, que Sc toman al azar de esa colec
ci6n casi f0nobre, porque representa- Ia
agonia de numerosas familias infeli.
ces;
Casa de MADEIRA, techo de zinc
ciudad. Propietaria Amelia Aufant
Contribution adeudada Sl.2Q Recar
gos, 10 ctys y costo del anuncio.
Solar 10 yaras de trente por y
de tondo propietaria Teresa Salich
Contribution adeudada S2.SS. Recargc
81 ctys,y costo del anuncio.
Il ma cucFda de terreno dedicada
d solores, Sabaneta Propietario, Ma
nuel Ramon, Contribution adeudada
S2,46, R9cargos y ctys y ell costo de.
anunclo,
Solar, 10 yaras de frente, por II
de fondo. Ppropietaria, Lorenza Co.
lon, Contribution adeudada 1884,
Recargos % ctys, y costo del anuncio
Solar II varas de frente por z!
de fondo. Propietario, Fernando Boi-
sen-Playa, - Contribution adeudada
Sl,44. Recargos l5 ctys, y costo del
anuncio.
Casa de MADEIRA techo de zinc -
ciudad. -Propietaria, Mariana Colon,
Contribution adeudada -, IL. Recar-
COS II ctys. \ costo del anuncio.
TN cuadro de terreno. con casa,
Propietario, Gregorio Geraldine. Con-
tribuci6n adeuda la $3.50. Recargo
90 ctys, y costo del anuncio,
Casa de MADEIRA, techo de zinc.
Propietaria. Juana Rodriguez, Con.
tribucion adeulada, $500 Kscargo
10 ctvs. cooto del anuncio.
Solar Ia yaras trente por GO de
fondo. propietario, Martin Santana,
Contribution adeudada, $3.50. Rear
20 40 ctvs. y costo del anuncio,
Solar + yaras lrente por 20 fon,
do. PropietariO Succession q andfa Ran
gel. Contribution adeudada, S. 81.
Rscargos, 4S ctvs,, y costo del anun.
clio,
Solar II varAs de f,ente por 10
de fondo Fropietario, Pedro Roiri-
guez Contribution adeu 1ada s. Il
Recargos, 38 ctgs,, y costo del anun.
elo
Una cuerda y media de terreno.
Propietario, Gaviao Rojas. CJntri.
buci6n adeudads, S2.O4 Rscargos,
% ctys ell costo del anuncio.
Estos anuncios, que ocupan de Is
a l3 lineas, representan en- casi todos
los casos para los contribuyentes un
costo superior al impuesto del resoro.
y ese costo puede, va que no evi
tarse por complete, re0ajarse de IN
modo prudente y iusto,
lie aqui el sistema que enplea oma
colecturia la De Mayag1eh
SGa prim9ra subasta,
I.ui. Aran Solar, casa dc man
posteria, } IN ranch0n dc MADEIRA en- la
ealie del Concrete Tasaci0n $. soo.
4llntina Sanchez Seis cuerdas.
parte de una inca ristica en- el barrio
Juan tlonso. rasaci6n 93oa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
NOTAS De PONCE
EI papa parrOco. Serenata
VaIdivieso devote, Ioau-
guraci6n del Hip6dromo
FlESTAS De CRUZ


-sE IDEAL C4t6licos de hoy pu-
blica la parte disposit'va de la lilti-
ma Encicica del Papa, racomend an.
40 & los Parrocos la 0lsenapza de la
Doctriua Cristiana en- los dias fssti-
vos eEl ieal4 dice que & Pho X Sc le
llama ell Papa Parroco.
La <Llra de OtoS di6 anoche una
seranata, gus dur6 desde las nueve
hasta II as de las doce de la noche, al
respectable cabalIero don Julio Um'
bach, jefs de la casa Fritze Lundt J
C2 d. esta plaza
-PArece cue Gregoria Herrera
a Quien hiri1 gravemente la otra tar.
de su amants Francisco Lopez, no
morira de las h9rilas que recibiera.
Sc encuentra meior.
La Corts FEDERAL sigue actuan-
do en- Ponce.
Ell alcalde seh0r Naldivleso ha
ofrecido al vicario de esta ciudad sa
lir, en- union de dos personas, 4 soli-
citar donattvos por la poblaci6n, con
el fin de que Sc pinte la parte exterior
del temple cat6lico de Ponce
Las entradas al hip6dromo Sc
eX penderan en- el cafe sLa Ponce1a, ,
Guile de la Marina, hasta ell domingo
q as doce del dia y despu6s en- Ia ia
quiIla del hip6dromo.
La orqlesta <Azlcens de plata, D
que dirige el professor don Jaime Peri
cas-, Sc dispone para ir San Juan
dsr un concerto,
--Menudean ah ora las hestas de
Cruz. Durante a noche Sc oyen en-
muchss GALES de esta ciudad los can
ticos que Sc usan On las festas refe-
ridas,
Ell glsrdja Sosa detuvo y puso
q disposition del uzgado q cinco in
diyiduos, hombres va, que jugahan al
ejuego del hoyos, con monedss de a
un centavo,
Aver tom6 puerto ell yapor ale.
man IN ack enburga, con carga de
trausito.
En- las honras recientemente CO.
lebcadas en- la Iglesia de Coamo, a la
buena memoria del malogrado que
fac nuestro amigo don Julio B. Mar.
tiuez, TOGO una orquesta de Ponce
cantaado la misa de requiem, en- el
coro, los P, ?, Vlcario y anices, de
esta ciudad.
Aver sali6 hacia Mayag0 u el
vapor frances Santo Domiago, lleyan,
do para Saint Thomas una GAIA con
setenta libras de tabaco, y para el
Havre seis sacos de cafe con mil do
CO loras del rico grano
-Causan aQui impression las sen.
tencias dictadas por la Corte de Dis
trito de Arecibo contra los iueees 10
election de Cial9s, perteneclentes al
partido republicano, Y son muchos
los que eX;laman ESQ es altaments
moraliza adorS
-Dicsn de Lajas Que ha c0men
zado allf la CO lecha de pihas, fruta
que tlene contratada una casa amsri.
cana establecida en- Maysgd9z. La
cosecha dc pihas en- Lajas es abuu.
dante, y representa- ula rlQueza para
aouella com area
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
VENTA De TABA(O

Sc yende tabaco en- rama de 1901,
de calidad superior, procedente de las
meiores vegas de Bairoa. Dirijirse
en- Caguas a don NJ. Quihones Cabe-
zudQ, lj6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

hsce tempo fund6 y vlene diriglendo
en- esta localidad el incansable lucha'
dor, don Francisco Virella Tribe.
kur0kl.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-10-21
WILL NOT AFFILIATE.

The Letter Carriers Association, at
their convention held in Portland,
Ore, on September Z, by a PRACTICAL
ly unanimous vote, refused to con-
slider the plan to affiliate with the
American Federation Of Labor. This
action was not due to any lack Of
sympathy with the aims or actions Of
the Federation, but to causes entirely
outside Of union sentiment. The let
ter carriers are not trades union,
pure and simple, being brought into
existence through legislation and ow-
ing their positions to civil service ex-
aminations and political influence.
They are debarred both by law and
by executive interference from join
ing in any movement to influence le-
gislation for their betterment. It
thought under these hard conditions
that the letter carriers must associ-
ate themselves, and perhaps it was the
part Of wisdom to refuse afftlia tion
with the A. F. Of l.. The spirit Of or
ganization is strong among the letter
carriers, who are as hard worked.
patient and intelligent body Of men
a. can be found III any walk Of life.
I. is to be hoped that the bars against
sff;liation with the rank and file Of
organized labor will be removed in
the near future. S333$E* %=z55 @T ~ y