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hotel at which he put up.

llOUCl dU WHICH, llc DuU up.
To newspaper man he denied
his identity and said that he was
not connected with the 500, nor
did he know what the 500 planned
in connection with a line to Grand
Forks. Inasmuch as he made the
drive from Valley City to Grand
Forks, it is figured now that he
knew considerably more about
the 500 plans than he gave up.
A line from the 500 at Valley
City would give Grand Forks a
connection with the main line that
many figure would be more de-
sirable than a line to the new ex-
tension built last year. The sea-
son is so far advanced now that it
is not at all likely that anything
will be done this year, but indi-
cations point to something doing
in 500 territory early next year,
that may be of considerable in
terest to Grand Forks and this
territory
Should this plan materialize,
it is quite probable that the line
will strike this city as the pre-
liminary surveys of the 500 pass
only a few rods west of the G.. N.
depot.
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Democratic Ticket

The Democratic State Conven-
ton at Minot nominated the fol-
lowing ticket last Thursday:
Governor-John Burke, Devils
Lake.
Lieutenant Governor-M. G..
Williams, jamestown.
Secretary of State-A. M.
Berg, Drake.
Auditor Frank Reed, Bis
marck.
Treasurer. M. Hegge, Hat
ton.
Attorney Gen.-D. G. Green
leaf, Minot.
Insurance Commissioners G.
Fl. Anheier, Fargo.
Labor Commissioner Julian
Wirkus, Walsh County.
Railroad CONS. Harry Nc
Cosker, Grand Forks; VIM.
Schulz, Barnes County; VIM.
Schutt, Richland county.
Judges Supreme Court-D. r.
Morgan, Devils Lake; G. J. Fisk,
Grand Forks.
Congressmen- John D. Ben
ton, Fargo; A. G. Burr, Bot
tineau.
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Minnesota State Fair

The Minnesota State Fair of
1906 will easily out-class all it's
predecessors. Even at this early
date it is certain that the exhibits
are to be more numerous than in
1905, when many departments
were more than doubled in size.
And this year the great livestock
amphitheater, which has been
under construction all spring
and summer, will be used for
Judging and selling cattle and
horses and will be the center of
attraction on the grounds. A
round it will gather the greatest
livestock display ever made at a
state fair.
The fair is to be held during
the week of Sept. 3 to 8 and the
great livestock amphitheater will
be opened and dedicated on Mon
day, James ]. Hill will make the
dedicatory address. 1t will be a
great and significant occasion.
On the same day, in the after
noon, Dan Patch, King of PAGERS,
and Cresceus, King of Trotters,
will go against their own worlds
records, while a great amuse-
ment program will also be given.
1t will thus be seen that Monday
Sept. 8, the opening day of the
fair, will be one of the greatest
days of the year.
Half-fare rates on the railroads
go into effect on the Saturday
previous so that anyone living
within 500 miles of the fair can
easily reach St. Paul or Minnea-
polls sometime during Saturday,
Sunday or early Monday morn
ing in time for the great events.
A six-days ladies' relay riding
race will be one of the sensational
amusement attractions. Each
evening there will be fine en-
tertainment before the grand
stand concluding each night with
Gregory's "Moscow''-the latest
and greatest pyrotechnic
spectacle.
I0nev handles the Canadian
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Having leased my barber shop,
I am now in a position to devote
my entire time to the Photo
graph business. If you want
your photo taken, come in. I will
be found at my gallery at any
and all time. If you want a
farm view, let me know and I
will be pleased to go out and
make it for you. My prices are
right and I will guarantee to
please you.
Sincerely Yours.
H. J. HARNESS.
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A Delightful Treat

The Song Recital given by
Louise MacKay Leslie last
Thursday evening in this city
was delightful treat to the low
ers of high class entertainment.
Mrs. Leslie was at her best and
those who heard her, predict that
there is a great future in store
for her.
Mrs. Leslie was assisted by
Miss Grace Blair Gray of this
city.
PROGRAM /
Piano, Song of the Sea-. .MACDowELL.
Miss Grace Blair Gray.
Song of a Heart. :. !. 49,. .TUNNISON.
Twas April .NEvIN.
Dawn SOMERSET.
Dear, When 1 Gaze .... ROGERS.
81 4a
Could l......: .,....... IosT1.
Wishes .......... SANS SOUCI.
My Heart is Singing >. SANS SoUCI.
Frulingslied .......... WIEL.
flanO ..................
(a) At an Old Trysting Place.
(b) To Wild Rose.
5000. MACDOWELL.
Miss Grace Blair Gray.
The Lass With the Delicate Air 49,.
DR.. ARNE.
Babylon. STEPHEN ADAMS.
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Secure competant help; sep
arator men, engineers, farm
hands, cooks for cars, and pri
vate families. John Bolstad &
Co., 414 Front, Fargo, Phone 151.
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centrifugal cycle sensation,
"Globing the Globe" is another
special attraction.
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Loney handles the Canadian
land that sells. See him for
maps and particulars.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY

The election is over. The excite ment has subsided, and by casting backward glance several very interest ing and important points come to view. There is no doubt that, in so far as the school board part of tho contest was concerned, there were many mistakes caused by lack of understanding. At the mass meeting held for the nomina- tion of candidates there developed spirit that was for economy. This was interpreted by some to mean an effort to reduce the efficiency of the school when directly the opposite was meant It is true that one speaker was not ln favor of high school at present, but his contentious were not supported by any extended argument. The point that was urged, and the one that seem ed to meet the approval of all present. was that instructors should Se paid ln proportion to the ability manifested bv them. We hardly think that any severe criticism of the old school board was intended, because all who are ln- formed on the subject know Shat the board met with disappointment just before time for school to open last fall, that made any available makeshift necessary. However, It is pleasing to note the enthusiasm, and by that we are brought to realization of the fact that when it comes to the public school the people of Douglas will stand no monkeying.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
THE HoGGATT RECEPTION

Last Friday, Judge RIA. GaDnison received cablegram from Governor Hoggatt, stating that it would be i'm practicable to arrange for inaugural ceremonies at Juneau, as that cere- mony must take place in Sitka. He further stated that hs would probably reach shlg part of shs country Sy April 10th.
 Aftsr coysaNing with the Executive Committee, President Stow has appoint ed acommistee on invitations to con sist of Messrs. Brooks and Skeavington of Juneaa, Willis and Christoe, ot Tresdwell, and Hubbard and Hopp, of Douglas
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
ROCKS ON BOTH SIDES

Will be the subject of She sermon preached in the Congregational church on Sunday evening, April 8th at 5 o'clock, by Rev. D. Holford, B. D. In this sermon your attention will b9 cal led to a crisis in the life of people on Douglas Island. It will show you the man who has home trouble and outside persecution at the same time. 1t will show you the man who has a wasted life on ore sideand an unlimited eterni- ty on the other. An appropriate anthem will be sung by the choir, A cordial invitation is extended to all to be pres ent at this service, There VIII be good hearty congregational singing at this service. Come and take port, D. Hol- ford, Pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
LANDLADY STARTS CRUSADE

Speaker Cannon received letter from woman living in DanVille, Ill.g his home town. The letter, which was addressed to "The Congress, the Presi- dent, the Speaker, and all others in Washington who have power" read:
 "The crying need of this country IS for law that will compel people te pay their board bills. Congress must pass this law immediately. The great est evil of modern timesis the man os woman who does rot pay a board bill. know.
 "Also congress sheuld pass in tSe same law a provision making it legal for 8 man to board where he wants 50 and choose his own boarding place, and not be influenced Sy his wife, aad after he has picked it out to compel him to pay every week, Please see to this at oaesI"
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
THE CITY ELECTION

The hottest and most exciting cleo tion ever held in Douglas took place yesterday, and passed off without any broken heads or hard feelings. The different factions did their best and even the defeated ones seemed to be cheerful over the final outcome, and satisfied with the result.
 A ticket clamoring for thew deal" and "clean sweep" was in the field, and vigorous effort was made to un- seat the "old" members of the council. The registration of voters was the high est in the history of the citys' politics, including 367 names. 349 ballots were cast in the council contest.
 Of the four members of the old coun- ell, who were candidates for reelection three were successful, The vote was as follows:
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
LEONARD LErGR, JR., DIES Al
 CALUMUT

Many of our people will remember Leonard Leigh, Jr., who was employed at the Treadwell machine shops, under his father who was master mechanic, A dispatch from Calumet bearing date March 12th, to the Hancock, (Mich.} Journal gives the following account ot his death at that place:
 Leonard Leigh Jr., died at the Tama- rack hospital at 23o p. n. yesterday Mir. Leigh was injured while at work last Friday afternoon. He was repair ing the No. auxiliary engine and was using bar. In some ms&cer he wss struck in the breast by the bar and re- ceived internal injuries. MT. Leigh a short time ago suffered from the effects of gas while repairing a fan 10 the Tamarack. It is thought his weakened condition from this weakened his chances for recovery. The deceased was 37 years of age and has been resi- dent of the copper country for @ years with the exception of some few years spent in Africa and Alaska. For th' past 1Omonths he has been employee at the Tamarack mine.
 Mir. Leigh is survived by a wife anc two sons, Leonard and Myroa, also hl parents and two bFothersy Byron O Tacoma Wash, and Allen of Laurium The funeral will be held Wednesda. afternoon, interment st Maple Grow cemetery, Lake Linden. The arrange ment will not be completed until wore is received from absent relatives.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT, JUNEAU PRECINCT, DIVISION NO. l, DISTRICT OF AL AsKA, SITTING IN PROBATE.
 In the Matter of the Estate} of John Martain Sometimes spelled Martini, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, Frank Bach, has been appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of John Martaln' Isometimes spelled Martini, deceased. And further notice is hereby. given to the credit ors of and all persons having. claims against the said deceased to, exhibit them them with necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at his place of busi- ness at Douglas, Alaska:
 Administrator of the es-
 state of John Martaln
 [sometime spelled Martini
 deceased.
 Dated at Douglas, Alaska, this 24th day of March, 1906,
 First publica tion, March 2S. 1908.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
The Douglas island News.

Entered at Douglas Post-Usieo aa Second
 Class Mail Matter.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
rAvog1rE REMEDY FOR BABIES

Its pleasant ssesc and prompt cures have made Cbaquserlain's Cough Rem- edy 8 Farorjts with the mother of smalE ehiyaysp, B quickly cures their coughs spd colds and prevents any danger og pnsnruouta or other serious conseeusucss. lt not only cures croup, but when gtTsD as go0n as the eroupy eoegh aypssgp m113 prevent the attack For sale by J. Rgu5uer.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hareby given that the part nership heretofore existing between Peter Gilovich and Bozo Bechir, (slavonian Saloon) is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Bozo Bechir retir- ing. All accounts due the firm will be collected-and all indebtedness of the firm paid by Peter Gilovich-who will continue the business. Signed:
 BOzo BEcHIR,
 PETER GILoVIcH. In presence of John Henson.
 DOUGLAS, ALASKA, MARCH 18th, l9O6'
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
ALASKA CENTRAL RAILWAY co
 MEN WANTED

Dar5pG tbv cCgning fall and winter a largs forge of men will be required for cUnstypcs5on work, Lowest wages paid saE5 ysr day; TOch work $500 per day, and osNeY wages iu proportion.
 Mild climate, good, warmy comfort able winter camps. Work lasts all winter.
 Apply to J. B. Cameron, Engineer of Construction, Seward, Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
rERMs.-sp Advance.
PHONE NO. 12.

CHARLES A. hoPp Editor and Proprietor
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04

Fresh fat Turkeys, Spring Chickens and Hens, Cranberries, Celery. Hothouse Lettuce, P a rs 1 e y, green Onions, Gu cumbers, Cabbage, Car Q tS. $ q II a s h, Pumpkins, Turnips, green and red Pep: pers, Tomatoes, Beets Garlic, Onions, Par snipS, Sweet Potato S Scotch Kale, Red Cabbage, Fresh Fish Shrimp, Ranch Eggs and Eastern Eggs, Star and Premium Hams and Bacon, Fresh and Pickled Tongues, Bologna and Summer Sau- sage, Fresh Smoked and Salt Herring; Smoked Beef sliced, Boiled Ham slicedi Sour pickles and Dill Pickles, Picked Olives. Beets and Saur kraut. 0oligan Spiced Russian Cav far and Sardines, An choyies Cod Fish and Salmon Bellies, Cheese of all kinds, Imported Swiss, Ro- chefort, Edam, Im- perial, Br e akfast Cream, Limburger, Honey in glass jars, Fresh Apple Cider and Vinegar, Fresh Meats and Game at Wholesale and Re- tail,
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
Notice to Creditors

K ToTICE is hereby given that on Saturday M the 18th day of December, .l9O5,, the M undersigned was duly appointed by the United States Commissioner,s Court TOT inc Districf Of Alaska, Division No: 1, Juneau precinct, sitting in probate, as administra- trix of the individual estate of Charles Wortman, deceased, and that all creditors oi said individual estate shall present thelr bills for payment within six months rom the date of the first publication ot thls notice LENA WORKMAN,
 AdminiStratriX. First publication, January IT, 1906.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
THE ELECTION AT JUNEAU

Election day at Juneau was the oc' casion of spirited contest. The coun' ciImen elected were John Beck, H. T. Tripp, Dave Fales, Earl Hunter, Joe Diggs, l.. Lund, and Jas. McCloskey
 Wm. Geddes was elected school di' rector
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04
sEERPLEssNEsS

Disorders of the stomach produce a nervous condition and often prevent sleep. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets stimulate the digestive organs, restore the system to healthy condition and make sleep possible: For sale by J. Heubner.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-04

In the school board conVesV 4O0 DaI- lots were cast, 6S of them by the ladies.
 So the council elect will consist of Kemmis, Cashen, Tradgeon, Stubbins' Hopp, O'Connor and Fox, and the School Board, Johnson, King, and MCKanna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
|npOrtante para las Sehora'
A NJ 4 81 Y A

Remedio interior = efoaz contra las
didcultades de In menstruaai6n que
traen por consaaasacia los dolores do
vientre, eapalda, espasmo, iaqueca,
ausias etc,
Muy reoomaadado por los medisos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

Local Board Of Charlie.
Ponce, Porto Rico.
a los iNtereSGd0a

PAFa au meior rsaltxaaidn &c do ID
mayor publicidad sesrcA do 10 pls'
TRIHuoIcN do los servls!os que pressau
los seH ores k6dicos Auxlliarea do So.
nidad dc Ponce. Diarism antente,
inslG'o los df&s de dssta.
KGtGnG: da 9&lI. Consal,s en
is Policlinioa tHospIsal Trloochs). A
las IL, aEistanciA domiclIiar & los en.
tsrmoa cuyos ouesrgados dejAu la d.
reccidn 60 el Hospital Trieochs.
1Grde: de 2 Is. Cousuls> sn Ia
Po'ioioica det Hospital TrIao ;as no.
Medioo Inferno del Hos 1isal. Da 81 &
D, inspection do 10 matansa On sl ma.
GAdoro por el Auxiliar do Sanidad
ensargado del uervIOio msdioo do odo
el dissrito OsSs0 do 10 ciudad. A laa
{, nuevA asistancia domiciliartA ilimi.
tadA con oil n1maro de los enfsrn os
cuyos enoArgadoa deiaran la direccIdn
ca el hospital.
NOcts; de SAo a. m. Sarvicio "a,
rA los pobros por el M6dioo Inferno
del Hospital. Visisss do urgenOl =
euAndo 10 requierA el caso, serSn
igualmente urehtAdA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
IMPRESIOIES Y NOIIC|lS

El AyuntAmlen as reunl6 Rnoche
on comisi6n total, para trs!ar de-! pre-
supaeato oorresp )pdtanss al pr6ximo
ado eoon6mico So acord6 nomhrar
una comisi6n oompusssa de los Con-
ceiAles sef1orez Lais Porrata Doria y
Manuel Vidal Sanchez, para que in
former sohre sl mlsmo.
Como qulnlentos uuionlssas ha'
iaron aver de los Gam oos para inscri
birse hoy. Rslus con este motive ex
traordinAria animation On nuestrss
hueatss. Ffents q cais eoleglo hay
gran nGmsro de sleo,orss unionistSs.
-Hsmos visto algunai fot" grAfas
dc los ifvsnes ponsf Il 70 hermanos
Sua-ez, Lliseras,. Msyoral y Beaoss,
que 90 llevaron los primeros premios
sn los jusgos st'6sicos celsbrados por
el Departamsnto do ElucGci6n on el
Hip6dromo de San Juan. Dich1s CRU
pos tot 4 'afsos Ice representan on
divarsos accidents de gu Wage y do
las osrreras, y con q piusoreseo iraie
que viatisron al snsrar ca los iuegos.
Rasibsn nuestroa piaesmea los i6'
venss csnpeones ponc f,s.
e4CALz ADO sin carton on las
suelaa para niG1s, especialidEd an
CALI ado dno para st ioras, dulcos ven
dedores de ca'Eado lao resomspdable
para cabAllero, EL Leon Foncsfo,
--HAblenio renuneisdo dona RI
10 Fornaria de TorruellG al cargo de
Presidents del Club de Aefio ,As, hR si
do elegida para sustsuirla dofA Slsi'
10 Aree dc Astol.
--Eo 10 mshana do hoy spenAa "a
han visto republicsnos ca los coleg 10 q
de .inscripoiones, El desaliento de
nuestros advsrsarios es general, Mu.
chos unioniasas de la ciodsd no han
podido inscrib.rss hoy, para que pue
dan hscerlo los dc les cAmpos. De
| 10 1onA rural, spenas han llsgadc
rspublicanos para ser inacritos.
->Nuestro amigo el abogado dor
LUIS YordAn D&vlla saldr& el lunel
pr6xtmo para San Juan, do dondt
regress,& q Al caho de dos 6 tres dlss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
D|V|D|DOS

Los rspublicanoa estAn divididoa
en- toda 10 isle, meior dicho, On los
pueblos donde hay republieanos,
A'gunos de eros pueb.os hay, DON
do los an,s & >nismos son tan hondop,
divsrsos y d,tlsiles do consiliAr, que
llegan 4 man'tsssArss por trascionsa
homsopalicas.
Hty grupos 9 partidit 8 oompues'
tos por tres 8 cuAslo O lndivlduos, 4 10
sumo.
A veces un indlvlduo solo repre-
,enta 9 constituye una frscclon.
Con decir que en- clerta localidad,
muy eulta y simpAsicA ella, hubo On
dfas l asados NADIA menos que ounce
candidates republicanos lara el car
90 do iu' I dc p,z, eslG dlcho todo, &
POGO menos,
Q lincs personas On guerra pars
IN cargo tan paclaco y ilstl
L. raiz del NAL essribA on que hay
poeos destinos y muchoh sspirautss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
Para los que qaleran COlOCar
bIen su dinerO

Sc vende 8 arrienda On Popee, en-
Ia sAlle ATOCHA, ls mSs oensriea de
lA aIudad entire las dos plsxaa priucl-
pales, un slmacen de mAmpostarfa y
MADEIRA dol pals, de n plss pulga
dss 5 de froute por la calle del Sol y
So II pulgsdas por la de ALTO .HA
trente les cAsss de EnmAnuslli / G.
r, Vsldeeilla HemSuos & C.
For tener este slmscen dos arri
mos sc hsce muy iScil fsbricarle uns
plAntA alta; coEdn 4ugnlo dc man
poItsria Solamsuks. Tambi6n una ds
dos plsnlAs mamposteris eontlgua d
anterior en Ia calls del SOL. El ouI
adqulars eRta propiedad tsndrA III
husn intsres de su dinsro. Para IN
iormes dirigirte { RAFAEL RIyERl
EsBsL Sol II, Ponee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
SABADO 10.

&C lmpalara & su hsrmana 10 distin.
guida sen ira label Yori&u de La.
ve'gne, quisn Va reunirse con su
eaposo en- E.tados Unidos.
Han sido presos. en- sumarls, en-
Ia circel de DIstrito; Enriqus Dslga
do, de Ponce, por seduction Jaime
Rullau, de Adiunt.s, por violscl6n.
Han sido pues.os on libersad. :.
Luciano Collsso, quien cumpli6 81
dias por Acomsttmlenso y agres'6n y
Manuel Rios, 81 diss por porter ar
mas prohtbidas. El prlmero 90 do
Ponce y el segundo, de 1uana Dfsz
La policfa denuncIa en- el dia dc
hoy Juan Antonio Ramos Dor de-
sordep; Je, IL NJ Lipes, por t1fraccIon
d los ordenanzas muntcipales; Migusl
Rodriguez, Bsnito Logic no, y Juan
Toro, por crueldsd con los animales.
Sc eatA coloeando el hormig6n
en- 10 calls de Ia Marina, donds ha da
colocarae oil ssfalto. Auguramos qua
darA un resu|tsdo espleadido.
Eel Bagar Otero sviaa & su nume-
rosa slientela que 81 so de Mayo pro.
ximo sspira el t6rmino para 10 adqui
sici6n do los tickets ofrecidos, & IN
de que se Apresuren & reunir los rs
neeesarlos para las ampliaeionss de
retrStos. 3vs1m,
Sc hA recibIdo nueva qusja do
los vecinos de 10 6 ale de 10 Salud,
sisio ccmprendido entire CrissIna 6
Isabel aeerca del estado deplorAbe
en- que 90 OF cuentra dichA ealle, sobre
TODD On dlaa de lluvis, que 90 do todo
punto imposihle trAsladarse do una
scerA d otrG.
Con,ts que haeenos essa adver.
terc'a, no con el IN de orlsieAr y ai
con cl de ayudar & Ia buena Marcia
do 10 actual admlnistr ael6n. Asi mis-
mo llAmanos 10 sssnei6n hseia la o.
lie de 10 Luna, d Glen metros do Ia
plaza principal.
Gaia dla nos copgratulsmo,
mas de 10 adquiaicion del ci lndro d.
vApor. Las GALES 90 trani ormsn BE-
- Ia preIi6n do las msass de es!a no
lente maquins, En- cambio resulss ur
t'acaso el actual rltgo, debido q |,
formA POGO practIca del remasIssA gu,
no emplea los elementoa necesariol
para servicios do sasA Glaze, pues ade
mas dc 10 an de6cienoia que 90 nosa
los conductores son personas mu,
LOCO practieas y las eaballeriAs mu
NAL euidAdas POGO eptas para q
srAbSlo dc arraatrs que dssempsi1an.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

un lacayo bien tsgeado on una casa
dc ciertas oampanillM; oil ieflor do d
su sirvIents 10 que 10 sotrs, unas We.
ces por csprieho, ot:rs por el honor
do 10 librea; pero cuardo el domesti
90, slentado por benevoler cis, pretsn.
do obsener msyores proventos, uns
rsprimsnds, una lecoi6p, un golpe p, o
pinado 4 tiempo, 10 enss d An que debe
atsnerse & ~ sala'io y NADIA m&,.
Ess golre lego va para oil partIdo
repuhIicano, que hoy a6lo sstA & 10
huama dc las cocinAs t6eia'es.
Es como si sl lAcAyo hub.sse dsS-
cendido { "a Arm.t6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
JOSE AGUST|A AP0XTE

Hsmos reoibido 10 vista dol los
pirado poetA aguadillano jose Agua'
lin Aponte, busn amigo nuestro.
Ha venido 4 esta eiudad con OBJ
isso de colocar elem olares do aus poe
alas EcoS del Nsvo Mundo, que ACADIA
dc publican colsocionAdAs On un vo'
lumen,
Reoomendamos 4 nusstros ami.
Cos 10 ado ulsici6n do diohos vsrsos,
que son fksiles, vibrsntea y corrsctos.
Dssesmoz Al pottA el mejor extto
en- au smprsss, rsiter Aadole, Al par, el
teatimonio do nussirs consideration q
mas steotuosA.