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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-12
THE EDDYvlLLE iNrERuRBAN.
Enthusiastic Meeting Held-commit-
tees Appointed.

- sTe~.'ssSs~' s5- ~
Eddyville, May 1.-THE Eddyviils
ing at the town Hall Wednesday night
for further discussion of the intefur-
ban project, which Is being promoted
by Indiana capitalists, with view to
building an interurban from Ottum-
wa to Buxton and Des Moines. The
meeting was called to order by the
president who appointed ]. M. Crosson
company proposes to build through
Eddyvile If they can place five thou
sand dollars worth of stock here, and
be voted per cent tax. A petition,
similar to the one circulated at OF
tumWa, was prepared. Signatures OF
the tax payers OF the town Will be Sc
cured, asking the council to call an
election to vote tax The following
committees were also appointed by
the president: Committee to sell
stock, w. T. Howe, Frank Pierson,
and j. M. Crosson; committee to in
vestigate legal questions which might
arise and also to draw up such docu-
ments as are necessary: Attorney
Geo. L. GILES. F. M. Eperson. and G.
L. Funk The meeting was well at
tended, and the outlook is favorable.
Other Eddyviie News.
The Epworth League held very
ENJOYABLE social at the j. NJ. Crosson
home Wednesday night. Nearly thir-
ty-five persons were present and re-
mained from about 8 until 1880
o'clock. In addition to games, there
was guessing contest In which q. A.
Spears guessed the most puzzles cor
rectly. Refreshments were served
about ten o'clock.
M. O'Connor, who is employed in
Des Moines, came home Wednesday to
spend few days with his family.
Miss Eva Shaw, Of the Children's
Home society. was here Wednesday,
taking baby to Buxton to be placed
| In a home.
Born, Thursday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
LATE Duffy, of Coalfield, q daughter.
Mrs. Tempy Akers, widow Of Chas
| Akers of Frederic, was quite severely
burned Wednesday night on the
breast, neck and hand by an expla-
sion. caused by some alcohol, which
she had placed too near q stove.
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LOCAL l.lARkETs.

Nothing new in the way of home
grown vegetables has arrived in the
markets for several days. All of the
vegetables in this locality have re-
ceived a set back caused by the cool
weather and frost, and it will be some
time before the small vegetables, such
as asparagus, will be up again ready
for the market. Prices remain the
same
Quite a large quantity of fresh fish
is on the market this morning. Mis-
sissippi cat is plentiful at l71s cents
per pound Lake trout is bringing Is
cents per pound. There will be no
Des Moines river fish until after May
is, when the open season for fish in
Iowa begins.
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IkTERuRBAN PLANS.
Electric Line From Fairfield to Keo
sauqua Assuming Form.

sauqua Assuming Form.
Fairfield, May 1.-THE meeting at
the Jefferson County club rooms for
the purpose Of discussing the feasibil-
ity of an interurban road was we'll at
tended, and after general discussion
committee of fifteen was selected to
solicit 100000 of preferred stock. The
scheme talked of and which appears to
be the most acceptable is that in order
to build this line they must have aid
along, the line to the amount of $780,
600, when there will be no difficulty in
disposing Of bonds sufficient to guaran.
tee the construction of the proposed
line. This will be divided and raised
in two different ways, 100000 by sub.
scriptions, 100000 of which Fairfield
proposed to put up and 100000 from
other points, Stockport, Birmingham,
Mt. Zion and Keosauqua, and quite a
neat little sum has already been sub.
scribed.
The remaining 100000 it is proposed
to be raised by tax upon the townships
through which the proposed lines will
go. In order to operate this line q
dam is proposed across the Des Monies
river at Keosauqua, which. will devel.
op 1000 horse power. 1t will take 1000
horse power to operate the cars, while
the other 1000 horse power will be
used for commercial purposes, and will
give Fairfield and the towns along the
line Of the road, as we'll as the coun.
try people, cheap power, light and heat
through electricity, and make them q
saving over the present rates. This
will be quite an item of itself.
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EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville, May s.-Phil Doats. who
has been very sick the past ten days
with appendicitis, is slightly improv-
ed at this time. Or. Brockman Of OF
tumwa. and Drs. McCrea & McCrea
and r. F.. Shanan. OF this place. held
a consultation Monday
Mrs. w. S. Right and daughters
have returned from a visit at LoYilia-
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, May 11.-cattle 1900,
strong, beeves, s4.15@6.2o; cows and
heifers. $1s5@5.35; stockers and feed
ers, $290@4.S5; Texans, s4.OO@4.7o.
Hogs $4,000, soto higher; mixed
butchers, $6.35@6.52; good heavy, 1852
@6.62; rough, s8.20@6.35; light, $3.50
@6.57; bulk sales, $6.5O@6.57
Sheep. 5000, 10 higher, $415@5.S5;
lambs, $4.75@765.
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w. LowENBERG & SON
, the Hustling Real Estate Men,
Over Bren1fiorst's Grocery,

We have just listed some new bar
ans:
A 8 room house on Main and Ben
on for $1,000. 5000 cash, balance on
lstallment.
3 New houses on South Side for
S75 each.
A room house on Willard street for
$50.
A 6 room house on Mcpherson
rect, only 2 blocks from Second
-eet. for 5000.
50 acre farm to trade for city
,perty.
everal farms for sale from 10 to
acres.
II kinds of city property on our
and we can take you to it at any
you call on US.
aw phone, 442; old, 127-G.
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New York Produce Market.
\ New York, May 11.-Wheat, S7M.
Corn, 53Z.
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New York Poultry Market.
New York, May 11.-Alive, steady
chickens, IL; fowls, IA; turkeys, IL
Dressed easy, chickens, 10; turkeys
14@16; fowls, 11@1a.
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HORSES in DEMAND.
Receipts Lighter Than Last WeeI

Receipts Lighter Than Last Week,
With Inquiry Firm for All Kinds.
Chicago, May 11.-Increased demand
fails to stimulate receipts, as farm
ers are In the midst of strenuous pre-
paration for corn planting and are
nominally using the surplus horses on
the farm. Receipts for four days the
current week total 23os, against 1857
Tor like period a year ago, 2,SsS for
the same dates last year and 1870 for
t2l receipts of the year to date aggre-
gate 5s,566. against 62.37O like period
last season, making the total loss to
date IN receipts for the year 1884, as
compared with 1905. Country shippers
experience great difficulty in buying
commercial horses and many of the
arrivals give evidence of recent hard
work on the farm. All classes inN fin
ished condition are active sellers at
the highest level of the year. The few
consignments Of prime stall-fed draft
ers offered have met active demand
and sold ut strong prices. The Illinois.
university experiment fed drafters
averaged $28s, which places them 4th
In average prices of the market rec
ord. Another consignment of 20
head averaged upward of 1913, and all
heavy weight offerings of extra class
sell readily at the highest level of the
year. Expressers, wagon horses and
drivers are active and all classes hold
steady at the following prices:
Poor Good
to fair. to best.
Drafters :. $50. .$115@140 $175@215
Loggers and fe'd'rs 70@125 13O@1S0
Farm mares and
small chunks. -. ESQ 90 11O@14O
Light drivers ;. !. 7O@120 150@375
Actors & coachers 115@145 160@3SO
Carriage pairs :. 225@275 2906650
Western (branded) 800 As 60@l00
Mules 49,. -. 6o@125 100000
Shipment of Horses.
Carloads Of horses shipped from
Chicago yesterday:
Pabst Brew company i
". n. Davis 1
Towns Varey l
Crandall H. company ............. L
Connolly & S................... /
McFadden 800. 1
DsHtol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W!Hhier 49,.
Otner Shippers is
Total ............ ............27
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HIVE TWO FINE NORMAN Stall
lioils, and also three good jacks that
] VIII keep on my farm. Live 2A
miles northeast Of larson. ]. p.
Hawthorne.
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Cattle at six leading western mar
kets today 21,s00, week ago, 21,7o0;
year ago, 1s,4o0. Thus far this week
141,0oo; week ago, $4,000; year ago,
$4,000.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, May 11.-Butter steady
creameries. 1917 @20; diaries, 1901,
Eggs steady, 15@15A.
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PUBLIC SALES
advertised in the Want Columns mill
bring you results that mill surprise you
FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FARMERS AND HORSEMEN-THE
Kruger horses will make the season
Of 1905 at the Cowan barr, south from
1.-THE end OF the Ward street car line.
visit to the barn will convince
their merit New phone at
, y. Carl F. and A. D. Krug-
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st. Louis Produce t1arket.
st. Louis, May 11.-Wheat, July, 80.
Corn, 45B.
Oats, 31A.
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WANTED.

rANTED-BUYER FOR LARGE
Ice box. suitable for grocery or ho-
tel, also large coffee mill and one
Dayton computing scale. a bargain
Il you can use either. G. w. Funk,
Main and Mclean.
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FOR sALEA16o ACRES OF GOOD
land, 1h miles from Cedar, az
miles from Fremont, Iowa For
terms and prices, write w. p. Bow
ers. 1910 North Madison avenue
Peoria, Ill.
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Chicaoo Produce Marke+.

Chicago, May 11.-Wheat, No. z
red, 901k 1902; No. 3 red, S5@SS; No
2 hard. 82k@S5h; No. 3 hard, 1904
May, 33k. July opened, SO@SOh
highest, slh@%; lowest, 7sM@So;
Corn No. 2, 40; No. 8, 4sh@4s; No
2 white, 50A @50N; No. 8 white, 5O@
sou; No. 2 yellow, 50@501a; No. ;
yellow, 49k@50; May, 40. July open.
ed. Ash @46; highest, 46h; lowest
45B; closing, 46h.
Oats, No. 2, 80; No. 3, BIZ: No. :
white, BAN @34A; No. white. S2% q
33h; Nav 3s. July opened, 31as
highest, Biz; lowest, 31as; closing
31A.
Pork, May s15.12; July, s15.25.
Lard. July, $S.4o; May, $3.50.
Ribs, May. 1857; July, $S.67@8.70.
Rye, cash, 60@62.
Flax. $1.1O@1.1e.
Glover, s11.25.
Barley, 39@53.
Timothy, May $3.40.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, May 11-Poultry firmer;
turkeys. 12h; chickens 12k.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
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5000. Yesterdays estimated receipts
at Chicago Stock Yards, with actual
arrivals for week, a year and two
years ago today.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-IcE BOX SUITABLE
for grocery or hotel, also large cof-
fee mill and Dayton computing
scale. C. w. Funk, Main and Nc
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IF YoUA ARE INTERESTED IN
farming lsnds, either for an invest
:nent or aSlome, write me for par
ticulars and pocket map. j. D. Van
Fleet, Larinpre,' North Dakota.
Representative wanted in each
county.
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WANTED-THE ADDRESS OF Ev-
cry person in the United States that
Is afflicted with consumption. Va
por Consumption and Catarrh Cure
Will cure consumption every time
\ right in your own home. Write for
particulars. Vapor Consumption
and Catarrh Cure Co., Oskaloosa,
Iowa
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FOR sALE-coMBINED VERTICAL
eneine and boiler. H. P. engine
and H. P. boiler. also one H. p.
traction engine and one 10 H. P.
steam traction engine. Above en-
gines in first class repair and ready
for service. Both phones. II. ..
Sewer. 221 West Main street, OF
tumwa, Iowa.
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wANTED-woMAN TO TAKE
care of two elderly people at Batav-
Ia, Iowa. Good wages Address
Xxx care Of Courier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
MARCOT. ALFREDO MUSSET
Conclusion del fol1etn que venia dando hasta aver
LA DEMOCRACIA

ra, casi de la misna edsd y ~ madre
de circo h'ios.
AL v.rla entrar, el oasial no pudo
reprimir un CRITIC do sorpresa, y 10
bella cam pesina 10 salud6 con una
sonrisa.
-SNo me equivcc"? -dijo el Of.
cial.-SNo hs sido u ted s.dorita de
compaffs dc 10 sefiorA Doradour?
SNo 10 llama usted Margarita2
Para servirle, ~-respc ndi6. Y,
luo es al eoroael eonde Gast6n dc
Honvills 4 quien tergo el honor do
hsblar, 81 mi memoria no me- epgaiia?
Aquf ten6is & Ped'o Blanchard, mi
marido, & quisn debo el estar adm on
este mundo. Abraee q mis- hiios, 90
for cende; ss todo lo-que qusda d.
uns familia que tanto. tempo J ton
fislmsnts sirvs & 10 vusatra.
-lEs posiblel rsspondi6 el Official,
SQue ha sido dc vueatros h hsrmanolP
-Sucumbieron on Oh smpsubert J
en- Nontmirail, respondi6 10 jovsr
emocionada. Hacs sells amos nuestrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
DESDE AREC|BO

Marzo s7.-Con gran acierto POI
pArte del Gobierno han aldo desiguA
dos Juez de eata G. rte dc Distrito el
licenciado don Ramon Qlifiont y Fls
cal el liceneiado don Angel Aeosts
Qaintero. La msla impression causa
do por el traslado del Honora BILE Juez
licenoiado Pedro de Audrey q 10 Corte
de San Juan, son de tanto preStigio
en- la msglstratura puertorriQuefa. AL
felieitsr & los agracladcs fslicltamos
Arselbo J San Juan por tener al
trente do sus tribunales tan dlstingui
dos y dlgnos fancionarios.
Don Jose Adorno, Director del
peri6dico El Duends ha denunci ado
al minIstorio fiscal & don joss de Je
sds E'tevtz, redactor del peri6dico II
Pueblo, por libelo. ElHonorab. Fis'
cal order6 lA priAi6n del seHor Ests'
Vez que fa6 detsnido por el Marshsl.,
salisndo los poeos momentos en- II.
bertad bsio fapzi que pressaron los
'enoreI ]. Colon y NJ Psz Urjaz La.
nentamos el percanCe acaeCilo aI &C.
lor Estevex.
Don Juan Ornes 90 ha hecho
largo de Ia f0rmAoi6n de una banda
'ara dAr les retretas Sc espera que
Il vecindario contribuya con "a 6bo'
o . soatener estA diversion los do
nipgos.
CoRRESPoNsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
DESDE CAMUY.
Trasporte de eargas por eI
ferrocarril. -Qusjas de
los conlerciantes
CENTRAL AZUCARERA

Algunos comerclantes dc este pus.
bio % quejAn de las irreg galaridades
on sl transporte do oArgas por fsrro-
carril prossdsntss dc Areeibo = San
Juan. DespuSs dc 10 demsra que o.
mas del tempo neeesario, 10 oblsrvan
faltas do alguns consideration que
periudican los intersses del comsrcio
en- general.
Este pueblo verfa con gusto que
90 subsanaran d.chas inf 3rmalidades,
pues dc 10 contrario hAbrG que adop.
tar el ssrvicio dc careos para sl trav-
ports.
-Se dice que dent.o do algunos
meses 10 instalark una central en les
csrcanfas de este pueblo. J do logesr-
se tan laudabls proyecto estamos dc
erhorabuena.
Los t-abaios del fsrro- carril On
construction 40 sdelantan grandemsn.
70, hsssa sl txseemo que dsnsrc Dc po.
COS meses tendrsmos Was fsrroviarias
hAata el vsc!uo pueblo de Qiebradi.
Has.
Sc dice que pront6 contraer6
matrimonio un joven comerciants do
esta losalidad, con una bella sgra.
clada sefiorita del veeino pueblo do
@ QlebrRdillas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
DEsDE YAUC0

Por sl Comits Local, en- la reunion
efsctuada en- IL casa h lhitasi6n de
don Luis Cianchini, % ataron asun.
tos de gran inseres y suma traicsn.
dencla conc srnientss Al pArtido.
-Ha salido contrAtado para Qua
vanilla, el gran Circo Earopso que
di6 tres msgof6sas fdncionss en- este
ciudad. La Comparfa trAs tres lsones
amseltrados y eI notable paquindermo
<ColumbiA '
En- Ia mech de- viernss % slla.
ban en- Ia calls x25 de Jd'ios los ut.
bel s, Jos6 MADEIRA aliss sYsgaltas y
Narciso Mufiz aliaa sBl O.os, prof.
risndo palabras indecorosas, ain que
por cato fusrsn copducidos 81 dsp6si'
- municipal nj denunciados 81 Juzgl
do por el policfa 0llf de servicio.
-Convalesclente de 10 penosa en-
fsrmedad que le reteri. en cana, he.
ms Iepido el gusto de ss'udar en- Las
ofciuss de busstro Comit6, 81 sstima.
do migo don AUtonic Ciapchtni.
Sc he llevado q eabo el rtmAte
del nusvo Establishment para el ex-
pendio de carnss que se b , de fsbricar
Copt'gno al Copetstorio,
Don Miguel samOrill b, dsvusl!o
la carne por fslta de peso. Tsnqa
nucho cuidsdo Ell sentissa.
CORRESPoNSAI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
MutRTt RRENInl

Anochs como 4 Inn sists y media
fde hallAdo muerto, On una habitaci6n
interior del cafstfn dc Gsrardo Nedi.
ns, Luna 70, el tabsqusro German
Gafefs, que hacs algdn tempo vsnfa
padsciendo de tuberculosis pulmonar.
El dusfio de dicho eaistin tuvo no.
cesidad & esa hora do entrar % dieha
hAbitaci6n, ca la eual duermsn tam
bien On calidad de hussaedss Nslshor
Auhlz , Tomas PagGn, sorprendi6n-
dose d ensontrar bosa ahsio, On el
suelo, 4 un hombre, que d toearlo
comprendi6 que ere csdGver.
InmediHtamsnte did 0usnta nj
guardia de servicio en- 10 oalls, Juan
Llovsras, quien { 10 vsx 10 comunicd
al sargento COSTA y tsnients Chapel,
los cuales se apsrsonaron 90 sl lugar
del suCsso.
Embellishments 90 requiri6 la pre-.
sencia do IN msiico, asistisndo el
doctor DovAl y mas tards el do,.or
ordonsx que ls vsnia asistiendo en- ~
spfsrmsdad, eertlhoando que ID muer-
TO de Garcia fdS produsidA por, un
ataque de dispnea,
I'll cadavsr tus leVantado y colo.
cado On IN catre; 90 10 enoontr6 sA.5s
centsvos, los cua,ss lee fasron 90.
Iregados & un hermAnosuyo.
Gsrmaa Garcia ere uu yobrsro 10.
borioso > Do baenas Costumbres, y en-
prusba dc clio, sus eompaasros tor.
,sdorss le hlelsron hoy an entisrro
nuy conaurridn. t.f rE'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
PldoIas Ge|atinadas 43.505,

iSu gran expendio y numsrosas
epganosas imltaciones los just fear.
Que las maravillosas pfldoras gelati.
nadas del Lcdo. don Pedro L.
Lamoutte, son inapre eclables On 10 Gu
rsci6n de les snemiss cuantltativas y
cualitativas on ambos sexos y On to-
dos los padscimlentos propioa do la
muisr, aai como el m .jor t6nico gene
raj del siitsma y particular do cada
6rgAno 6 musculo dsbilitado. Solicit
tense prospectus oil Autor. Plaza de
las DAlicias no 10. Ponce, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

padre lee sigai6.
-Yo tAmbi6n, agrtg6 el Official, he
psrdido { mi msdrs, J CON ssta sola
muerts hs perdido tsnto como ustsd.
A sstas palabras eri % una L.
grima. Z
-vamos, Pterrot, sgrsg6 Alsgre-
msnts, dirig.6 ldose al marido ! pre-
sentkndole % vase. iBsbamos & ia
msmoria do los muertos y { ID sllud
dc tus h'ioa! Hay rudos mcmsntos On
10 vida y TODD consists On sAberlos
passr. >
Al dfa siguisnts, al abandonar la
grapis, 81 Official did les gracias 4 sus
hue,psdes, y an 81 momento do montar
Is eabsllo, no pudo reprimirss y diio
& la campesina. -
-IY nuestros amofes dc otro ITEM
| po, MargotP sos asordGisds sllos9
--Por mi 70, sef1or 66fds, rsspon-
di6 Margot, 20 qusdaron On 81 RIO,
Y, con 81 permiso del senior.
anadi6 Pisrrot. no ssrs 10 Quisn vays
& pescarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
JUYENTUD UNI0NISTA

La iuventud unlonl,ta de San
Juan % he reunido Y ha designs 10 81
siguients sub-ccmlte de propaganda:
Presidents, don Pedro Toledo Mar.
eues; secretario, don Pedro Cures; 10.
aorero, don Juan Ramirez; vocAlss,
don Pedro Q iintsro, don Jose NuaeS,
doa Hsra ,lio Nelsndez J don N. AL
dsa B'gleI.
Todos estos i6venss trabsisron on
Les pAsadal eleeeioueS, en- nni6u de
otroS no msnoH estim Idos por sus o..
fusrsoI patrio.lcos, eonStituysndo sub.
somits de propsganda. Z
Este uusvo sstusrIp De la iuVsutud
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

Diez ahos habfsn tran,currido.
Los victoriosos desa,trss de Is a gu.
brian 10 Francia de soldados. Envuel.
10 por 10 Europa enters, el emperador
concluy6 ccm) habfa eomenzado, y
buscaba IND ilmsnte en- sl t6rmino dc
81 carrera, las inspiracionss do las
c;mpafiss do Italia. Las divisiones
rusas, On marcha sobre Paris por las
orillas del Ssns, aeababan de ser de-
rretadaa.e On el combAte dc Nangls, On
donde perecieron 10000 extrapjeros.
In oAcial gravemsnte herido, % 20.
par6 del ousrpo dc eietcito mlndado
por el general Gerard, ganando por
Etampes el camino do Bsauce. Apenaa
podia 0. stensrse sobre el caballo; rem.
dido de fatlgs, llam6 una nochs & Ia
puerta de una granis de hermoso %.
pecto, on 10 que pidi6 posada para
aquella noths. Dsspu6s de haberls
dado una buena cena, el colono, que
no tendrfa mas de vsinticinco q q, Il
present6 & su ioven y linda compafie.
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DESDE CUAYAMA
s@ t
El DR.. Muhoz dsnunciad3 } por
aIterar la paz pdbIica pro-
vocando q un joven.
"EL TABu"
EEL TABu"

Hoy ha sido denunclado ante el
Juez municipal de este pueblo sl ssflor
don jose Mufloz, por alterar 10 paz
" provocaci6n al ioven dependents
don Antonio Dalmau.
Don Manuel Camui1ss, Jsfs de
C&rceles y Presidio, Acompafado do
don Franc. Nogueras, estuvo el dfa
"a del actual on esta poblaci6n, para
practicar una investlga sion On asun-
tos que &c relscionabsn con 10 c&rsel
del Distrito y eargos formulados con-
tra 81 alcaide dc 10 miama.
Don Hip6lito Fec, del eomercio
dc 10 carretsra que conducs & Cayey,
fu6 denunciad ante la Corte munici-
pal por ex2ender provisionea incom-
pletas.
Los republic aos do aquf han
declarAdo sTabds, como dirfa Gel
hombre que rfes, al Honorable G Gober.
nador Win heop: ellos comsnian do
diversos mc dos 10 llAmada { Was
hington de nueatra primera autoridad
y aseguran el no regreso do elta. Su
ignorancia l!ega { tAl extreme, que
assguran & sus poquitos sorrsligiona.
rios y nusatros eampesinos que, &
10 llegada del nuevo Gobern ador.
serG destitpfio Mr.. Poat. Pero NOS.
otros les deeimos; EstAn yerdes.
Marx) rs, 1905.
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POL|C|A |NSULAR
Noticias dc policia remiti-
das aver microbes por
TELEGRAPH.
AL CORONEL HAMILL

<Carolins. En el bArrio Barrszas
los guardias Cristino Morales y Juan
NJ. MARQUEE arrsstaron 4 Francisco
Davila, por seduction; hisieron un
arrssto mas por portAr armas y seia
por crueldad con los animales. -Cabo
Sierras.
sUtuado. Arrestado Joi6 Her
mengildo Rodriguez, por libelo; Juez
municipal santsnci5le 4 seis m msses dc
cdrcel. .-sargento Gonzalez,
sBsyam6n. En- Corozal, al ser
arrestAdo Eladio Ramos, por tuebar
10 paz. asomsti6 al guardia Padr6,
teniendo este que usar roten, produ.
ciendols contusiones y 10 fractura do
un brazo. -Tenients Schetsini.s
<Bsyam6n. Caho Blanco sorpren-
di6 iugada & 10 prohibldo On Comerio,
arrestando iugadores. Tambien on
dicho pueblo se iptens6 escalar 90.
mercio de Carmona 8 hiios. Sc prac.
tlcan investig aciones. .-Tenients Schs.
stini.S
<vega Baja. Profdndiz ando IN
poz), para sgua', en- 10 tinca de Fran.
cisco Jimeaex, barrio <AIgarre boz.
derrumbe do terra cubri6 totalmsnte
al indivfduo SandAlio Melendez, como
de vsinte az de edad. Acudf CON
Juez municipal 430 p. M, logrando
persona 'mente extraer cad&vsr dose
noth,. Il 'cho casual. Cabo Roig ,
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Ia Catalana
SAN FRANCISCO So,
Gran rebaja de precios en- bene6cio del pdbhco.

Clique suscrihe pons en eonoci-
miento de sus numerosos .parroquia.
NOS, que desde esta fecha, y On mi Sc
gundo comedor, los precios estarAn
On relsci6n con la situaci6n actual:
Un blstek, II ctvs. Una ternera en-
panada, 10 etvs. On arro1 con GALL.
No, 10 ctvs. On caldo gAllego, 10 ctvs.
On bacalAo & 10 vixcaina, 10 ctvs. Una
sopa con carne, ) etvs. Una sopa de
gAllina, 9 stvs. ina mixtA. 8 stvs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

y asi suoe vamente todos los dem&s
platos.
Tamhien ne hacen abonos para
familiaa precios limitados, estos con
Quincenas adelsntadas.
Un cubierto de IL & / y de6 & I On
el Restaurant, 50 etvs.
Los iueves y domingos 10 hacs NJ
selecto eAldo gallego, y los sAbados
pasteles y AHacas con polio.
JUANGARCIA.