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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08
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dente y Z Ia mesa de la prensa, (gracias
poE q distinction sgEeme etes g principio
yemente1 perp luego animl9ndQse per
grades, epntra st gBeEido, amigos AttoT-
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Is ',A s'A peaaF de 10 tardes DEF Ia horas me he
zde{ diFijir az Censelo sdespps9si9e qiEeEl con
sorna vel sermon del. heTmano AttolneE,sa
equien he de mani ifsstaE que 81 le agFadezco
a leeei4n de historic de los lEstados, pni-
dos que me ha querido dar, eppozeo 9gn tan
bien F1 Como 6lgIel espfritgI del pueblo aBeri.
eano, poFaue allf estpdi9 iialllII N1s eEle,
gssgiT giTande sus pFincigipgs Sc tomap gen el
seRtidp absolute palabTas ripnlfasy yys4tdeiese
mode solo se pHege cora derss aaaeI sss II
hayan dado tal inteTpretaci6n- gasa af 81.
s9a Die. aver que todo el mundo tiene que
defender intereses en- una .Yotaci6pl y repi-
to que todo ael mpndo 9astanto en- ssu, vida
pdbliea como priKada, tiene gsu hacha que
amolar0 me ;expllcagee,sg ned 5gp 4sias
I; o aqpfI sentados 10 migmo que. gu Sc
.noFia, Yenimo moE 4 dar, t0das nuestras ,ener-
glaz en- defensa5 de nuestroa idealesl j de
nueatro deber,y oes el shacha de IN salario
-lasquet aflamos pqes SOLE trabaiaBos spor
los que detras, de- nosotros han .daaY Yenir,
ladynYYando g. que se lapguehe ol0l ave
seg1n unos es bueno, como la supresi9p,
por ejemPlo, de laaYepta de licoress segdn
otros las limitac de tai q ,cual sqqgtnp
PIE eEG .s7sisai9 .f5eb5iidasgaG897 1872 eb
mo solo por negQci9 traba n en tqs E.
". eQrpoI tamP ocqaqn5f III pof eel GentEa55o
muchos dan ,su dineFo a9deemas pare a con a4p
ssegpiEe 81 triupfo de sps ,idaales, Y he de
yepetiF a4qf que fnadie. ]. lha dadmiEadq naa
qluaoyo allbpgeblq amsFiGGano V il fQA tesos sqs
defeet9s, ppes les tien9ea " qna sigo eEeEep-
DO gge. y bpeRo cue po5amos aleanzsaiEl Iha
sddP YHeanlB asll4Efua ,anfEoifqRo bebDi9 81
lains ST sstQg al lado de lq9s meTlc9neg, al
iexltrem9 de haher ,sidg critieaao sf1eFtemtep
tegpor mis- pa isaE pos ppFq que, eFep que
haranr ,lbien sE mi palRayl tengasa eptepdiido,
que 81 20 no sintleEaaf esp no Aez zdiBla X ha,
ria 10 que en- tieI4po de- lEspafaba lao rale
! critique siempre y no estuKe sn lladob iq
ciendo la verdad de mis- sentimielltos con
toda franqueza. Y el Attorney no peceai
ia darme lecciones de 10 que es eli pueblo
americana de como he como he de pensal
de el, pues va he dicho que ALI me edu
que y 10 conozco muY bien.
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{ Continaard.)
(Gontinua Ia session de Ia msaaona del 8. J
Ell sueIdO del ssrgentO de armas del
COnsejO es debatidO dlrante un
buen ratio. $3.50 de un pequefO
empleadO que pudierOn ser ha-
rridOs.

Que no sc trata de establecer una dife-
rencia entire el Tesoro y los contribuyentes
81 de garantizar el derecho perfecto de
este al cobro de las contribuciones, termi-
ma diciendo el sefior Sanchez Morales.
Antes de votarse la moci6n, ell Attorney
hace uso de la palabra. Que hay dos cla-
ses de principles en- que Sc basa el punto
que Sc discute. Que ell que limita el item
po para tener derecho cobrar las contri-
buciones durante un plazo dado, es Ell de
que ell gobierno, con esas contribuciones,
le quita algo al pueblo; mientras que el
otro; es bajo el espfritu de que el mismo pue-
bio es ell que impone y aprueba sus contri-
buciones por tanto tiene derecho CO.
brarlas en- todo tempo, pues entonces no
Sc trata de Is imposition de un gobierno
81 del eiercicio del derecho de la comu-
nidad. Que de acuerdo con 10 dicho por
eli senior Sanchez Morales, todo Ell que de-
sea comprar una finca debe enteTarse bien
de 10 que adeuda.
Sc vota la moci6n del sefior Diaz Ma
varro oponiendose la del Tesorero ven
ce este por mayorfa En- el salon de Sc
stones hay algunos senores delegados de la
Camara par6cenos, dicho sin ssanuncios"
que la enmienda del se1or Tesorero mo
pas" ALA ahorcaran ell 'bill", 8 al me-
nos la secci6n.
Explica ell senior Tesorero, hoy esta
usando de gran verbosidad, que Sc quita,
por Ia secci6n 3a, Ia obligation q los Co
lectores de Rentas, que esten siempre en-
sus ofcinas. Explica las enmiendas que
Sc introducen en- la ley VICENTE, para que
los propietarios puedan redimir sus fncas
embargadas en- un plazo mas amplio que
el que hoy Sc concede.
'FQue va proponer que el "bill' pase
la comisi6n de 10 judicial para que lue-
go de reimpreso con las enmiendas reali-
zadas vuelva al Conseio. Que cree muy
liberal esa concession dada & los propieta-
rios para redimir sus incas en- el plazo de
dos amos Ell senior Tesorero sabe mucho:
una de cal y otra de arena, 10 que tiene
que la de arena de :. sseterna hipoteca"
de la e'perenne responsabilidad" es muy
pesada Sc Ileva La otra.
Entra otra vez & la plaza el G.. B. so.
Ell Tesorero pide gus Sc discuta seccion
por secci6n. Hace algunas explieaciones
generates del proyecto. Que asciende &
114000 dollars mas que el del afio pasado
pero que en- este fguran, como nuevas par
tidap, los $4,000 dollars para elecciones:
$4,000 dollars aumento en- asignaci6n de
policfa; $3.50 dollars para Corte de justi-
cia unos $4,000 en- otros aumentos. Que
el plan seguido para Tedactar el proyecto
es identico al pasado.
Sc lee la primera seeei6n ''SueIdos del
Consejo Executive" el senior Post Sc
pone de pie dice que tai como estS 81
proyecto en- 10 que maceru, sargento de
arInas Sc refere, queda Ell Presidente del
Conseio Z merced de los miembros del
Consejo y que por mas que 81 prosederfa
Hiempre en- Il foEma mas liberal con elIosS
desearfa conservar detras de su persona
una fuerza armada para conservar el-or-
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cd .so71a9 rob a19iB 81 Iolss e3as gb 6ju2is.
mil FehTego l5.TgEgte g4sQnaeelQ s9gllAnleiRal
acord6 la adquisici0n de varios peri6d5ees
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llecido una tierna hija de don Jose Adorno,
editor del PeFif4ldlSiGe Il. 81 lr;RI9lH RI9lHende''. Le
d --5SSe lencgentFan zen aYemeepte enfeFmos
los sefiores, don Joaquin GelabeH 81 don
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enlp peseamos recoPTep1 Rront9e G5 4s sas1nqt alL
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81 y JJpez, Municipal Iedo, Gomez y ,el lcabo
de- IA policfa 81 ipdiyidqo y penI q II,l lRodTignez
Feliciano, unode os apt9geso del goobPoa oa1elp 1elp
QpebTad1iillas don Manuel AlYillfa, 81
Sc IL oepp9 una ggsp eapt5da{d Il de Eef diEnYeP- iEnYP
70 en- bifletes de bapcQ, PLAZA pro 81 iG3hteka.
Ventura SeTTaTQ RTjpeiPal Ri .Sagforb de dicho
robo logr6 escaparse' EpeT9 L. Poligia Ie 81
que la pista. IN ,,sa - mn
prestado durante el pasado mes de EneEo
1877 servicios.
-Ha regresado de San Juan la comi-
sion encargada de entregar en- nombre de
este Nun cipio un mensaje al Honorable
Gobernador, solicitando la aprobaci6n de
un camino afrmado de Arecibo 4 Lares.
-Ha quedado va en- vigor la ordenan-
"a yotada por este Municipio prohibiendo
salgan individuos por las GALES pintada la
cara 8 enmascarada para pedir. Igual-
mente Sc prohibe los bales de bomba en-
las GALES, plazas y plazuelas que transi-
ten por la via pdblica hombres disfrazados
de muier.
Ell dia IA quedan terminadas las
obras de reparaci6n del Teatro y para Ell
Is Sc asegura inaugura su temporada en-
esta ciudad la notable Compalfa Drama
tier de Luisa Martinez Casado. Sc espera
con grandes deseos la llegada de esta exec
lente compaffa.
Han comenzado los ensayos para Ia We
lada que daran las escuelas el dia 81 del
actual y que promote quedar muy lucida.
Don Fernando Ledesma, de Hatillo,
ha montado en- aquel pueblo una gran bas-
eula para pesar Ia cana.
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tTttcioH de. dha liglesia,3 sP6r donatifos de
NJ Isps .faligEeseg, 4saig..b -oa ,ai4:9 aI
FL plan para, obtener los feenrsos para
IA obra, nos paTece muy acertado y de clio
idlaremos pormenores en- Fsu oportqnidad.
i,1 Come en- diRs Pasagd!os, Der Demo
cfacia' en- unaa notas qHs publlie6 aluldid
una Fraction Discriminate poE yirtud de
ppas reunion que oeIebT bTaFan los repub blica7
nos de eesfa wills henes De- hacPr eonstar
IN obsequio 4, Ia fYerdsds que dor Julio
Bosch es. unionista conYencido.r habiendo
en- las 1ltimas elecciones prestadorsu Yalio-
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Eslnano don Io9enAo B6sehgs II bieal eslrepu-
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cho de la actual a1aiHA HAtraei6nrs y sd acEi-
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clones de este muni0i ipi6 hasta 345de aEnh-
70 6l5ni6I sbiHgresaFa8 Bde 2ereepBos de
ipasenteb, ael seggfhd6 lseaiestFeeah 7e6Brar,
la suma de quinientos dollars .aoia
7a1dEBse aafuHieapfe nes6a al dia, como suele
gaecifses ladaTafn I eoiTst919es 8b o5Gsim
soi1Ag4 Ag4EaHana aosaldraA pafa 1isans5 ua6r oen
viaie deef6aieegg las aisBfEgeddab y yapFeeia-
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BRILLANTES NOTAS.

La inteligente sefiorita Maria Asencio
acaba de graduarse en- Albany de taquf-
grafo, pero ha resuelto quedarse estudian-
do un afio mas antes de volver 4 la isla.
Las notas obtenidas por nuestra bella
compatriota son brillantes La Cores
pondenca" Sc complace en- enviarle su fe-
licitaci6n mas cumplida.
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BanCO Popular de Eco
n0miaS y PreStamOS

FL Consejo de Gobierno de esta Institu-
ci6n hace saber los sefiores accionistas
que partir del dia primero del corriente
mes de FebTero Sc estan hacienda los pa
gos del 100. dividendo active correspon-
diente al ano dltimo de 1905.
5v.a.
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LUIS.
En- La CorTespoDde0cio

Fianzas en- metalico con frma.
Recibos talonarios para cobro de alqui-
leres de casa.
COnoCimientos de Goleta,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08

I'm eBta imprenta % vende papel de pc
Ei6dico viaio & 900 quintal.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
TRACY CITY.
Special to the Ne7OS.

Sbec3GL TO the Ne70S.
Please, Mr.. Editor, if you will allow
me space in your valuable paper l, a
little boy ten years old, will answer
cold Scab's" letter. l am a union
boy. My papa is a union man. Old
Scab said he would rather have a full
stomach than clear conscience.
doubt very much if he is has either.
At least that is the way | judge from
the non-union men know here and |
suppose they are all alike. A bold old
scab you may be now but when the I'M
ion gains the day and the company
tells you to march down the line, that
they need you no more then your
head will drop and your smiles will
not be so bright. Then you will see
what scabbing has brought you to.
He said he believed if John l. Cox
was reelected governor that he would
load the union people up in coke cars
and ship them away. | am glad to
think that John |. Cox will not be re-
elected Governor of the state of Tenn
essee. l don doubt in the least that
if he had it in his power he would do
as you say for he has shown that he is
unfrl6ndly to the union.
My papa hasn't got so yet that he
has to pick up brush on the company S
lands. He has been able to buy his
wood and coal, if he has been locked
out of the mines for 81 months.
Old Scab said he had moved and paid
his rent. [ guess he paid his rent like
a company here is trying to get an old
scab to pay his rent, by getting out Of
the house, but it seems that it has
more trouble getting their scabs out of
their houses when they dent work
enough to pay the rent than they do at
Whitwell.
Old Scab said he was willing for the
company to weigh or guess at the coal
he got out Wen, if he don load
NOR coal than the scabs here do it
won { be much of % job for the com
pany either TO weigh or guess at his
coal Little School Boy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
R00PE.

Special 10 tie Mas.
Mr.. Editor. see pieces in our little
paper from all parts of the country. l
wish all the writers of the different
places would let it be known through
the News how work is.
see there are going to be lot Of can
didates out and want all the boys TO
be careful how they vote next election.
Boys, ! guess you all remember how
John |. Cox has treated us. Recollect
him please and these little county Off
GERS. Also remember them. The good
book says all those that are not for us
are against us.
| see in last weeks news piece
written from Whitwell, headed "Why
l Am Scab, wants to load all the
union men up in coke cars and shin
them to another state / am like the
fellow that got kicked by the MULE
consider the source it came from. |
have seen too many men like that one
who wanted to ship the union men
away from Whitwell into another
state. He must be wanting to get an
easy job and a smile or two from the
boss. Anyone knows a man like him
end Of it. All know he was born on
batter cake Tuesday and he has batter
in his head in place of brain.
| have seen several of the men back
here that have worked in Alabama and
they have got converted by going to
nonunion places and working One
said he wanted to be a free man. He
didn't want to be guarded like a con-
vict.
see where some one is harping on
Johnny Bull. They had better wish
they were Johnny Bulls. I never knew
but one Johnny Bull to scab and |
think he came off the bottom shell. If
you will treat the Johnny Bull right he
will treat you right.
They are getting along fine working
on the Southern Railroad. the bridge
and also the Lock and Dam.
We are sorry to know that A. S.
Parker hash been able to work any
since getting hurt in the mines several
weeks ago Rough & Ready
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
VICTORIA.

Sbtazito he Macs.
Miss Maud Brolhy callel at the post
Office Friday evening.
Miss Eva Ables visited Miss Eunice
Hutton Saturday evening
Mrs Hill visited Mrs Baumgard-
uer Sunday evening
Tom Pryor was i'm town saturday
sherman Hamilton returned home
from Roope Saturday TO see home folks
who We're glad 10 see him.
A certain girl said Tom Pryor was
the handsomest young man in Victor
ia.
Miss BERTHE Hamilton said Frank
Degnan was the handsomest young
man in RoOpe
Mrs. Della Killgore is very low with
consumption and is not expected TO re-
cover
Mrs Thompson visited Mrs Friend
Saturday.
If the Roope boys want to see pretty
girls and plenty Of them, come to Vic
toria Sugar Lump.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22

W. G. Hill was in Chattanooga
Friday.
Dick Goodier and Byron Bennett
called on lady friends in Victoria Sun
day afternoon.
Edwin Pryor and family have NOV
ed back to Sequachee from Chattanooga
and are now residing east of the rail
road
The News job Office continues to turn
out high class work at reasonable pric-
es and in the promptest manner. We
thank our patrons for their orders.
The thermometer recorded % degrees
above zero yesterday morning, or ten
degrees below freezing. Indications
are that California will again supply
US with peaches.
Keep the little ones healthy and hap
Ply. Their tender, sensitive bodies re-
quire gentle, healing remedies. Hollis
ter S Rocky Mountain Tea will keep
them strong and we'll 30 cents, Tea
or Tablets Ask your druggist.
With the temperature playing around
freezing point Friday and Saturday
last there were grave fears expressed
regarding the safety of the peach crop,
of which a great many trees were
poisoning out. Reports from the
mountain districts are that a sleet fell,
and it is believed has injured the buds.
The apple and pear trees were not suffi-
GENTLY advanced to be injured
During visit to Chattanooga Friday
the News man called ON the Gustafson
Manufacturing Co., formerly of this
city, but now located in South Chatta
nooga, and found Miss Mathilde CHS
tafson and Mr.. A S. Gustafson in
their office adjacent to the works, look
ing healthy, happy and probably
wealthy, judging from the amount of
work going on about them. They
were very sociable, and inquired after
their many friends here, and especially
regarding the Town Hall in the build
ing of which Miss Gustafson was a
valued and energetic worker
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
LOCAL.

w. NJ. Lee went to Jasper Saturday.
w. S. Pryor spent Saturday in Whit
we'll
Chas. Randle and Jackson Lee went
to Jasper Sunday afternoon.
Misses True and Nina Randle visited
in Victoria Sunday afternoon.
Walter Randle and Miss jamie Ross,
of Victoria, were out driving Sunday.
W. G. Hin and Miss Eva Ables, of
Victoria, were out driving Sunday af-
te rnoOn.
Miss Florence Horned, of Jasper,
came up Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs Edwin Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Brown, of Vic
toria, were driving on the pixies Sun
day behind high-stepper
Rehearsals are in progress on Com
rades, the beautiful drama which
will be presented about April 81.
Charlie Degnan, of South Pittsburg,
Ernest Hunt, of Dunlap and Walter
Hunt, of Jasper, were in the city Sun
day.
Messrs. j. J. Dykes and J. H. North
cut and families, of Whitwel, were
entertained by j. r. Jones and family
Sunday.
Shipments of lumber from this
place last week, as reported by G. W.
Hans, were only four cars, owing to
the bad weather.
A. L. Mccullough, of Tracy City,
has moved to the Hall place, formerly
occupied by Capt. Walsh, and will
farm for J. r. Jones'
Three little rules we all should keep
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Ask your druggist.
A chimney burning out at the resi-
dence Of d. Hopkins Saturday morning
caused an alarm of fire and considera-
BILE excitement. Little damage was
done, except to the nerves of the la
dies
In the spring time you renovate your
house Why not your body? HOLSTER S
Rocky Mountain Tea drives out i'm
purities, cleanses and enriches the
blood and purifes the entire system
81 cents. Ask your druggist.
Capt Frater, of Victoria, was on
the accommodation Friday, returning
from Chattanooga, having gone in the
day previous. The Capt. says the &C.
ment plant mentioned for location at
Copenhagen, will yet come, and says
cement manufacture is coming bust
ness is lumber gets scarcer.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
A TEXAS WONDER.

One small bottle of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures all
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
backs, rheumatism and all irregulari-
ties of the kidneys and bladder in both
men and women, regulates bladder
trouble in children. If not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mall on re-
ceipt of 81. One small bottle is two
months treatment and will cure any
case above mentioned. DR.. e. w. Hall,
sole manufacturer, p. o. Box 629, St.
Louis, Mo Send for testimonial Sold
by all druggists.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
C0ALBURG, ALA. D. MINES.

Special 10 tie Mews.
Old Scab boasts of paying no dues to
the union. Four years ago paid $14
a month to it. am working at non
union place now, but it never was or
ganized You say you let the company
say what you shall get for work. We
price our work and make them come
to it. We have several of your kind
here, but they stand no show with us.
Some good folks come here and stay
while some of our non union element
have left and went to Whitwell. I have
spent many dollars for the union.
Since our trouble here it is all free as
water that runs We hold our union
principles yet, and always will.
The weather is bad 1t has rained
with their farming.
There is lots of sickness
Saturday was payday here and the
men drew good pay and all seemed
happy
This is a good place to work.
Joe Densmore celebrated his 57th
birthday by taking dinner with his
son, March 10.
Misses Hettie Long and Attic Salers,
Messrs. Alvie Parks, Will and Walter
Long visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Dens-
more Sunday.
A negro was found in the mines dead
Thursday morning, supposed to have
died from heart trouble. He was work
ing on the night shift
Some write for pleasure,
Some write for fame,
But l write simply
To sign my name.
Buttermilk.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
ROOPE.
Special to tie Ne7Os.

DptCtbF 20 tffC AFcUS
Walkin5 is the order Of the day.
Misses Mary Ford and Alice Coots
called on Misses Juda and jamie Deg
nan Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Ford add Mrs Dave Simp-
son wenl to Whitesides Monday.
Jess Simpson and Chris Douglas were
out walking Sunday.
Jake McNabb was out riding Sunday
evening.
Yves Hicks called at the school house
Monday. Wonder why?
Misses Flora Brown and Nancy and
May Keef were out walking Sunday
evening,
Mrs. Boatright and Mrs. Simpson
called on Mrs. Degnan Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Jackson spent Saturday an d
Sunday with Mrs. John Rice.
Mrs. Jas Wood called on Mrs. Rice
Monday.
John Degnan called on Dave Simpson
Monday night.
Mrs. John Degnan called on Mrs.
Rice Monday. Jack Bean.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22

TO BE CURED of rheumatism,
with all its lameness, aches and
pains, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. You
must be sure to GET HOODS,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-22
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