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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-02-13

A full line OF BROOMs, HEARTH
BRCOlfs and WHfSKS for sale low by
!. C. MILBURE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-02-13
no YOU FEEL THIS WAY.

DO YOU feel all tired outl Do You some.
times think you just can't work away at
your profession or trade any longer DO
you have poor appetite, and lay awake az
nights unable to sleepf Are your nerves
Has ambition to foise ahead in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-02-13
R. LIB FIELD,
One Price ClOthier and
Tailor.
No. 304 King Street.
MEETINGS.

A NNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
n of the INDEPENDENT STEAMBOAT
AND BARGE COMPANY on MONDAY,
February IS, 1905, at o'clock p m, at the
company's office, No. Ill south Fairfax street,
Alexandria, Va, for the purpose Ofelecting
directors for the ensuing year. Transfer books
close on February and remain closed until
February II, 1905. JULIUS HUGLE.
febl I'd. Secretary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-02-13

- Ieftyou'
AfEW If so,
you might
as we'll put
y a stop to your
misery. You can do
it if you will. Dr..
Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery
will make you a diff
| ferent individual. Il
4 viii set yeur slug
II gish liver to work.
y II will get into every
vein in your body
and purify your
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-02-13

CAMPBELRs sOUPs.-5 cases Tomato
Chicken. Vegetable, Clam Chowder, ano
other varieties Of soups just received by
j. G. MiLBUkN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27

This remarkable woman, whose
maiden name was Estes, was born in
Lynn, Mass, February 0, 1919, COM
ing from a good old Quaker family
For many years she taught school, and
during her career as a teacher she be-
came known as a woman of an alert
and Investigating mind, an earnest
seeker after knowledge, and above all,
she was possessed with a wonderfully
sympathetic nature.
In 1913 she married Isaac Pinkham,
builder and real estate operator, and
their early married life was marked by
prosperity and happiness. They had
four children, three sons and a daugh-
ter.
In those good old-fashioned days few
drugs were used in medicines; people
relied upon natures remedies, roots
and herbs, which are to-day recognized
as more potent and efficacious in con-
trolling diseases than any combination
OF drugs.
Mrs. Pinkham from her youth took a
deep interest in medicine, in botany
the study Of roots and herbs, their
characteristics, and power over dis
ease; she believed that as nature
SO bountifully provides food for the
body so she also provides medicine for
the ills and weaknesses of the body.
in the roots and herbs of the field,
and as q wife, mother and sympathetic
friend, she often made use of her
knowledge Of roots and herbs in pre-
pairing medicines for her family and
friends.
Knowing of so much suffering
among her sex, after much study and
research, Mrs. Pinkham believed that
the diseases Of women have COM
mon cause, and she set to work to
find common remedy-not at that
time as a source Of profit, but simply
that she might aid the suffering.
How her efforts have been rewarded
the women of the world know to-day.
In 1873 the financial crisis struck
Lynn. It's length and severity was too
much for the large real estate inter-
estS of the Pinkham family, as this
class Of business suffered most from
this fearful depressionT so when the
Centennial year dawned it found their
property swept away.
At this point the history Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound COM
mences:
The three sons and daughter, with
their mother, combined forces to re-
store the family fortune. They re-
solved ito give to the world the vege
table compound that Mrs. Pinkham
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27

into the town. They passed strange
little shops where sleepy-eyed Mongo-
lians and fat native women sat, while
half-breed children played in the door
ways, babbling in the musical Ian
guage Of the island.
He passed the day on the veranda
of the quaint little hotel, inhaling the
fragrance of the vines and flowers.
Luscious mangoes, figs, guavas and
tamarinds were within reach Of his
hand; tall palms and cocoanuts in the
distance bowed with the slight breeze,
as if giving him honorable welcome
to this paradise.
That night there was a ball in the
hotel, given in honor Of q British man
of-war lying in the harbor. A native
band played weird minor airs. beauti-
full women and handsome men In uni
form laughed, danced and fiirted rs
they might have done in any city in
the Old World.
But, somehow, gaiety seemed out of
harmony with the soft voluptuousness
Of this tropic isle. Then the perfume
of a jasmine flower, linked with the
low notes Of mellow laughter, drifted
down the moonlight air; there was the
rustic Of silken skirts, the flash of a
pair of soft, dark eyes, and he knew
the queen Of fairyland had come
An elderly man, with q slight. girl
1sh figure clinging lightly to his arm,
STONED at his side
Pardon me-" the man said, in good
English, Us he lightly brushed some
thing from the young mans shoulder.
"a centipede. You need not be alarm
ed. They are harmless, unless anger
ed"
The young man bowed his thanks.
He was startled, not at the thought of
the insect, but at the beauty of the
girl.
ut seems there are still disagree
able things in the Garden OF Eden, -
he replied, his eyes upon the fair crea-
ture looking up at him with innocent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27
THE AVENGING SPIRIT OF PAIL
@O=~

S77 YOUNG Englishman stood on
JSA the deck of sailing vessel COM
ing into the harbor of Honolulu.
He had been living in the wilds Of Aus
tralia for three years, and was MAX
1ag his first return to the land of his
b. b, where pair of blue eyes were
W. 'ng to give him a lovers welcome
vessel was several days over
due, 10 his brow clouded when he
was Id that the American ship
which transferred the Australian pas
sengers had sailed the day before
That meant a month or more in this
out-of-the-way island. The man paced
the deck and said unkind things Of
fate.
He passed to the wharf, gave his
bag to native boy, and followed him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27
BANK GAINS By SNAKE BITE.
Texas Farmer Afraid of Barnyard
Hiding Places of Late.

Texas Farmer Afraid of BARNARD
Hiding Places of Late.
The farmers of the cotton belt for
some reason have long been shy Of
banks and have been in the habit of
putting their money in receptacles Of
various kinds, such as old shoes and
cans.
Charles Bosler, a farmer living near
Flatonia, Tex, went to a corner of his
yard one day and in a few minutes
came hurrying back, shouting to his
wife that he had been bitten by a
cODperhead snake. BoSler came near
dying from the effects of the snakes
poison and it was not until two DAYS
after the snake bit him that BosIer
was able to tell how it happened. He
had gone to get $50 he had on deposit
in an old shoe under a board in the
corner of the yard, and as he reached
in to get the shoe the snake struck
him.
Upon hearing the story Mrs. Bosler
went out to get the money where her
husband had left it. The shoe was still
under the board and the farmers wife
reached in to get it, when she caught
q glimpse of a copperhead snake lying
there. She was not quick enough to
Jerk her hand back before the snake
struck her. 1t sank it's fangs in her
thumb so deep that she dragged the
copDerhead along from under the board
when she pulled her hand out. She
shook it loose>and ran screaming to the
house.
AS soon as he had attended to his
wife's snake bite Farmer BOsler cot
his gun, went out to the place where
the snake seemed to be standing guard
and lifted the board Coiled on the
old shoe was the cOpperhead, and it
showed fight at once. Bosler Jumped
aside and shot the serpent's head off.
The $50 was all right in the shoe and
Farmer BosIer removed it to the house.
The news of this adventure of the
Bosier family with the copperhead
snake soon spread about the neighbor-
hood. and then the farmers began COM
inc into FIatOnia every day to deposit
in the banks all sorts and conditions
of money. The cashier Of the First
National Bank of FlatOnia says that
for a week the deposits in that bank
were double what they had been in
any previous week in its history.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27
UP AT HIRAM'S.

The old folks, the foks-oh how Ike to spy EN-
Like to this minute jest sprise a
Bill and Mary Ellen Martha Hiram,
Dan and Ed and Sarah and Mehitabe
Like to go to Hiram's like used to a Sunday,
Drive in the carryall find the others there,
Like to to Hiram's and be young
Like to have way tasted,
Health platter, plumb turkey
Appetite for everything, and a goody wasted
And no dyspepsy to be fought with byand-by
Like to light pipe and be sociable and lazy,
Loaf through dogs
Talkin' and gossip in the sunshine
Leann on the fenceral, looking Hrams hogs.
Breeze the field sein' a-twtchn,
Blackbrds whistle soundin' from the
Click Of dish and laughter from the doorway
And the pigeons cOon the old
Leanin the rail- BLOWN
Guessn weights prices of hogs grunt below
Talk1n
Don't that make picture of the you to know?
Hear the horses sompfn' they rustic
Hear the dog a-barkn yonder
Hear the girls alaughin'
And team a-rattln the
Leanfn on the fence rail- takin' weather
Driftn out Of one thing o another, free.
With the old home round the
Jest a common picture, but it's to
Jest a common picture, but it's a in
Youth and hope and kinshp good
ana all Time has brought 1 to be
Leann on the fence rail akn gossip boys.
Like TO go to H1ram's on a Sunday,
Drive in the carryall and find old folks there
Shake off age and If twas only day
Like to go to Hfram's young nd care
Peoples
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11

Ira y Ia solicitud hecha por varios
abogados de uo juez adicionsl para
la Corte de Dlstrito de San Juan.
Don Jose A. Gutierrtz, bibliGte
carlo municipal, cesar& en- su destino
ell dfa l6 del actual, con motive de
Iclausursrse dicho centro de lectura.
-Eo la carretera de Aibonito &
Cayey han ocurrido dfsprendimien
tns de terreuo sobre la carretera, in
terrumpiendo en muchas parties el
transito de los carrusjss.
-Muchos vecinos de Puerta de
TERRA ,e proponen dirigirse al Go.
bernador pidlen1ole q"e ell cuartel de
la policfa de d cho barfio sea trasla
dado al centre Gel caselfo, pues la
sItuaci6n que hoy ocupa 10 alicia de.
masiado del punto en- que debiera
estar para conveniencia y vigilancia
de los intereses del vecindario.
-Hsmos dido grantes elogios del
nuevo jefe de Cocina contratad, hace
POGO por el Hotel Iuglaterra. Perso.
mas peritas en- ell arte culinario dicen
que se fcha de YER la larga perma-
manencia de este cocirero en- Europa
y en- buencs restaurants. Confeccioua
los platos con fneza y los presenta
con buen gusto. El II tel Inglaterra
debe estar satilfecho d, tai adquisi.
ci6n.
-Ha fallecido en- San Juan dofia
Maria Furco.
-Esta maflana Sc fug6 de 10 lin.
piera, en- la ofcina del ayuntamiento,
ell preso de la csrcel municipal Pablo
Vargas, sentenciado aver &veinte dias
de arresto.
-Anoche lego de Aguadills,
acompafiado de su spreciabls esposa,
don Eduardo Mendez Q,iHones, veci-
no de aquella ciudRd.
Sc han inscrito en- ell regIstro
civil los nscimientos de Rosa Vaz-
quez ' Navarro, Maria Mercedes Diaz
y Torres, J Santiago Albanese Dim
peria las defdnciores de Jorge Nj
colas Casanova y Prats, Dolores Ro-
driguez Nieves y Francisco Valencia
Otsro.
-Se ha conSiitufdo en- Bayam6n
una sociedad mercantil de que forman
pslte como socios gestores don Mo-
desto Cobikn Rivers, don Leoncio Ro.
drfguez de Ia Grands , don Rafael
Solsres y Solares. Esta sociedad ri.
rsra bsio Ia raz6n de Cobi&n, Rodrf
zuez Solares, , da 81 poder general
1 doR Jose del LlAao,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11
|MPRES|ONES Y N0T|C|AS

q da 26 de este mes go vera or
el Tribunal Supreme la spelscl6n in
terpueGta por ell licenciado don Juar
Ramon Ramos "a. 9. p. d. represen
hada hoy por ell licenci ado don jose
l.. Pesquera, en- sentsrcia di:tada con
ira Francisco C6rdova, por seduction
de Paulina Puig, de Toa bsja
La Colonis Espanola de Baya
mon celebrara un suntuoso bale eli ois
% del corriente, en- ell cual tocara Ia
orquesta del maestro Duchesne.
Ell lunes pasado SO abr 8 en- Bar
celoneta una escuela nocturna.
Ell domingo pr6ximo ae celebrs.
ra una fuuci6n en- el teatro do Ia Fede.
racion Libre de esta capital.
En- Puerta de TERRA vienen ocu.
rriendo frecdentes robos, que exigsn
con premura ell aumento de policfas en-
aquel barrio.
-Hs sido elevada al fiscal de Ia
Corte de Distrlto la causa Dor ne.
ducci6n contra ell soldado Saturnino
Cauino, seg6n denuucla presentads
por Fabiana SantoR, msdre de la
ofsndida.
-Por insultos provocaciones .
Elisa Gambinga fue caatigado hoy
Emilio Sanchez con pesos Go multa.
Ell vigfa de San Cristobal anun.
ci6 aver al capitAn del puerto que mar
afuers, : Sunas dos millas de San Juan.
Sc encontraba un bote al garete, sin
tripulaci6n. El capitdn orden6 que un
bote saliera a busea ar Ia embarcaci6n
sbanconsda, Ia cual Sc aupons procs.
dente q I'm puerto vscino, de donds la
arrsttsrfa ell mar.
Los industriales de leche do
Puerts de Terra elevarSn un e.crito
al Secrstario de Puerto Rico protes.
tsndo de la uueVa ordenauza promul.
gsda para venta de dIch } artfculo, nor
ccnsiderarlA periudicial en- extreme 4
sus inserssss.
Hoy salieron para los bsfos de
Coamo 81 licenciado don Rafael Pa
lscios Rodriguez, su dis'iuguida ia.
milia.
En- Bsrcelonsta So ahrirG de
b. y & ms hama rn' esouela rural.
-Es probable que nue.t-o amigo
d do tor Giol quede residIeudo DOR
algda tempo en- esta ciudad.
Ell jue eq Sc espera de los Esta-
dos UnidoS al Attorney General Mr.,
Feuil e, de cuya llegads depsndsn los
ausVos Ronbrsm!sntQs sn 10 judiCltu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11

Pderta de TERRA y SSnturce. FL ga
nado debera essar achiQuerado con "a
horas de anticipation q su sacrifcio.
Artfculo 6. Los empleados en- ell
sacrifcio en- ell expeodio de Ia car.
ne ser&n de cuenta del rematists, en-.
tendiendoae que & cada mesa solo co.
rrespondsra una y media res para ell
expendio.
Arliculo I La huena pro la con.
csdera la Comisi6n al que ofrezca en-
su proposition ell tipb mas bajo para
la venta al pd ,lico, ell cual tlpo CON-
prendera Ia Ciudad, Marina, Puerta
de TERRA y Santurce; entendiendose
que la Com si6n tendra en- cuenta la
calidad de csrne que re ofreza.
Dos 6 mas proposiciones iguales
| SO someter&n una licitaci6n verbal
por diez minutes; 81 contir an iguales
SO someteran a la suerte.
Articulo 8. Cada rematista con-
signara en- ell acto de obtener la buen q
pro una fanzs de Glen dollars Is 100
para responder de su cumplimiento, Ia
cual le sera devuelta 81 10 hace salts
factorlamente 10 que comprobark con
certifcaci6n del Official de Sanidad
Esta fanxa resultar& benefcio de
los fondos municipsles, 81 el rematis.
to no cumple con 81 compromise; &
quedar1 pendiente de devoluci6n 81
desc lugar q reclamation gubernati-
va 9 judicial hasta la decision 8 fallo
favorable.
Artfculo 8. Queda ademas el su
bastador dentro de Ia penalidsd que
marca el Art. 50 de la Ley sobre su.
bastas de csrnes dc Is de Mario de
1908, case de infracci6n.
Ar.fculo 10. Ell rsmatlsta obten.
dra para 81 la preferencia durante la
semana del remate en- ell uso exclusive
de las messs de la Plaza del Mercadc
destir adas & Ia venta de carne de res
pero sin quedar excluido del derecho
estab' scido por Ia Ley. La preferen-
cia concedida al rematista no le per.
mitira oponerse & Ia m matanza de reses
para e' Eiercito y la Marina nj q Ia
venta de carnes refrigeradas que pue.
dan importarse de los E. E. U. U. &
cualquier otro pals.
Art1culo II. El Alcalde mand ara
oportunamente & los peri6dicos ell anun.
clio semanal del prscio a que ha side
rsnatada la carne.
Articulo II. Ell rem atists oueda q
subordinate dursnte la semana de
abasto al cumplimiento de todss lps
heglas que rigen en- Ia Plaza del Mer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11

Aver fu6 asstido .en Ia sala de
socorros Juan !Rubf, de una herida
contusa en- ell tercio superior de 10
pierna derecha.
Aver falleci6 en- esta ciudad el
mds co de la policfa insular don Ma.
nuel Ramirez Calder6n. Hoy tuvo
efecso su entlerro, al que asisti6 la ban
da del cuerpo.
-Anoehe fue arrestada Ramona
Torres, por prcferir palabras oboe
mas en- un caf tin de la calle dc la
Luna.
-Actuslmsnte hay en- sl Hospital
municipal 81 enfermos.
Ell iuez del Vale impuso hoy
dos meses de srresto a Agrenol Cruz,
por abuse de confanza.
LA Vox dc Ia Patria, de Maysguez,
reproduce en- session editorial ell artf-
culo de nuestro colaborador Sacrovis
sobre la actitud de los jurados de Ma
ysgues en- Ia causa de Antonio Pas.
Damos gracias al colega.
Ell msrtss tltimo por la mafiana
sali6 hscia Santa Isabel Ia psrte del
Regimiento Puertorriqueflo que &c
encontraba en- Ponce.
Felipe Gosnaga fuG conden ado
hoy por Ia Corte municipal cuatro
meses de carcsl por acometimiento y
agresi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11

cado para 10 venta de carnsa. , al
Asentista sera el llsmado & hacerl.,
presentes para su cumplimiento.
Artfculo l3 Toda Orden snza an
conhicto con la pressnte o. oueda
por esta derogada.
Artfculo IA. El rematista mad.
suieto al cumplimiento de todas las
disposiciones sanitarias que rigen 20.
bre la msteria.
Artfculo Is. Aprobada que sea Ia
presente Ordenanza y cumplimentados
en- ella todos los demas rsquisitos de
Ia Ley, Sc publicarA por Ia Alcaldfa
ell anuncio de Ia pripera subasta y
cinco dias anteu de llevarse & efecto
Sc fjaran edctos anunciando al pd.
blico el cambio de sistema para Ia
mayor coucurrencia de licitadore..
Iguslmente Sc enviaran edictos & los
Alcaldes de los pueblos limitrofes pa.
ra conocimiento dc los ganaderos.
Artfculo 16. Ell Alcalde propon.
dra mensualmente al Concejo el tipo
msximo que pueda venderss Ia car.
ne durants ell mismo mes.
Artfculo II. Los contratistas do
carnes de res fresca para servicios
pdblicos, solo podrAn sacri6car los
! reses necesarias & cubrir ell compute
de la cantidad de carne que haya do
entregar cada uno diariamente segun
su contrato; y de acuerdo con ell asen.
tista Sc har& el calculo dc la 6 las re.
ses que basts & cada uno para llenar
su compromiso.
Artfculo Is Ell sobrants de car
mes, en- case que 10 haya, podr& el
contratista venderlo al pdblico, no
pasando aquel de media res, y de min.
gun modo q menor valor que el que
ria como tipo dc Ia subasta de Ia SO.
mana.
Articulo 10. La infracci6n & este
particular polra ser denunciada ante
el Juez de Paz y sera penada con Ia
multa ds dlez dollars (slo oO) por ca
da vez que gresara en- fondos mum.
cipa' 'e9, su equivalente en- prisi6n.
Articulo 20. Los contratistas re.
fer!dos 81 tieren que vender slgdn 10.
brante de carne, habr&n de propor-
cionarsa pu' tos para clio fuera de
la Plaza del Mercado. entendiendose
que quedsn sujstos desde luego cum.
plir todas les prescripciones de Sanl.
dad sobre la materias
San juan, 10 Octubre 1905.
R. H. Todd.
Al Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11
ALCALDIA DE SAN JUAN
Sbaa para abaa pcp De canS hgcS de r en- cuda Mana
Pueta de 1em Sanhrce

Acordado por ell Concejo Munici
pal y aprobado por ell Seeretario de
Puerto Rico el cambio de sistema de
abasto libre de carnes frescas de res,
por el de subastas semanales, Sc hace
pdblico que ell lines pr6ximo 1e de los
corrientes, tepdra lugar Ia primera
subssta para ell abastecimiento de
carnes frescss de res & la ciudad y sus
barrios de Ia Marina, PUerta de Tie.
ira y Santurce; entendiendose que en-
todos los lines sucesivos 90 vertical
ran tales aetoS de subastss, y que ell
servico empezara cumplirse por ca
ds rematista q partir de Ia sIguiente
semana de verificsda la subasta, EN-
pezando ell ltines % del actual.
Debe entsnderse que el lines que
sea dia festivo sera suplido por el al.
guiente dfa hsbil
Las subsssas So regirln por las 81.
guientes condolences:
-Artfculo l. Semanalmente, cada
l1nes & las diez de Ia maflsna en- ell "a.
Ion de actas de la Casa Consistorial, y
antela comisi6n tornado pore ell Alcalde
y dos Conceiales, ,previ.mente designa.
dos por el Concejo, SO celsbrar& subas.
Ia pdslica para ell expendio de carnsi
frescss de res, durante la siguiente Sc
mana desde ell lines al domingo, am
bos inclusives.
Artfculo :. Los pliegos dc propo
siciones ssran pre,ensados cerrados 4
dicha comisi6n uu cuarto de hora au.
tes de la sefialada para el remate, de
biendo acompsf1arse al pliego recibc
de 10 Tesorerfa municipal, que acredi.
to la consignsci6n de ounce (sl5-O0
dolars como fianza provlsional nc
podra retirarse ningdn pliego luego dc
haber sldo alberto por la Comisi6u.
Arsfculo 3. Las proposiciopes 81
hsra1 para todos los dias de la sema
na bajo las condolences siguientes
Ell renatista queda obligado 4
tener csrne para ell abasto publ.co, or
la Ciudad, Marina, y barrios de San
turce Pueita de Terra, deIde las
circo de la maflana hasta las doce
del dls, por 10 menos.
Ar!lculo 4, Ser& de cuents de
rematista 81 tener 10 carne en- la Ma
rina, Sarturce y Puerta dc Tierrs
observan1ose todss las reglas de sa
nidad.
Artfculo 5. Ell rem atista, de scuer
do con ell Aser lists, sscrifcara dia-
rlaments gsnado sufcieote ( lien a,
las uecesid adel del basto publico dc
San Juan y Marina, los barrios de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11
caba||o Derdido

Eu ia nochs del domingo 27, q
smanecer del lunes % de Agosto pa.
sado, desapareci6 de la finca de don
Celestino Sola, sita en- el barrio Tura.
be, On csballo slazano, con una ma
tadura en- ell pecho por ambos lsdos,
un lucer apagado en- la frente, un 10.
do de la boca matado, una cicatriz en-
el espinazo con pelo y marcado con
las iniciales NJ. l. en ambss patas de.
lanteras. Sera gratificado quien de
noticias ciertas a don Juan Rivera.
Caguas, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11
N0TAS TELEGRAF|CAS
Guayams, Octubre 10.
DEMoCRAoIA.-San Juan.

DEM0CRACIA.-SAn Juan.
Hoy he sido sentenciado Aleisn.
dro Arena acusado por dslitos cleo.
torsles q un al , seis meses dc presi-
dio en- ell primes iuicio y & sesenta do.
lars de mults en- Ell segnndo en- que 90
deClar6 culpable, apelando de la pri.
mera pena ingressndo & la cSrcel {
cumplir la segunda. Muchos comsn.
tarios Sc hscsn de este ssunto con mo.
two de las variss cobferencias que
desde aver viensn celebr&ndose entire
prohombres del republicanilmo yau.
csno y algunos funcionarlol p1bllcos
de ests cludsd. Sc cree tambiea cue
los demas acusados por comblnacio.
mes .hechs Sc declararGn culpsbles y
sersn condenados { multas levss. To-
do esto eE del rumor pdbllco, no
assgursuos la verscidad.
coRaxsFoNEAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11
AdniDItaciijjn de Rncas urbanas

Ell que su5cribe acepta en- admins
TRACTION fncas que radio quen en- San
Juan y Santurce gsrantizando el pago
q rentists. Propietario en- San Juan.
Rsferenciss: Tesorero del Banco
Popular, Vice Pte. de la Liga de Pro.
pietarios.
JOSE MARIA CARRERo.
Lima IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-11

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