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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
CAPITULO Nv

81 Eeu8 marchA por namente abuonAdo de hutcos
de hos conchs Sc de modo mpeTceptbs Los
n6oS usQan cube algeria renaCiendO sscVs
gamente abApicadas bs dsbo de Ia espacio toda
Is aombra dc IN sol casi sStiva.
Sc han deado completamente los Abrgos abundAn los
nros GeoG Es Aorprendente de DCem
bre Julin en- brave titmpo.
70 he trsdo mis- apuntes de marchs mandando 81 dabo
s usutca ocupsciones ante Qraa smendad dc a tsrua
donde Iuelen hLblar Las DAMS de tcdo del
Debtmos de ir crUzsndo sa de Gteca Trsto de mgi
girls del sgus e tnan los de los
mspas r9as Qufhradss smbos lsdos les
terras s Is que Rcuedo gran del coe0o
donde rec Izules AnAoa CsnoiA Chpre,
y el Egipto heIiotropo. ltf me 10 6Quro squf
Sc hA habsdo del vino de Chpre de las de Aeandr,
Un srudto ha resucdo e sismpo he6nCo. Esto
tAnevbe La gardA ssreDdsd del buare ha 6svuso cadA
uno mrf.' mszQundadeI vAndsde Geptes hum
de con hsber comdo fonda ms sno 6ests
que veDdEsn uo de vpe no CARA GobierDo,
hasn detebles los Asados las saA uueGtos GaombrGe
del fn que Ysnen las comd UncS alrededor nueltro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

Antssn; che muri6 shc gado fn el
rio de 10 Pata, y en- las X madiacior es
de Comerfo, el saiimabls ciudsda no
don Julio f. ORTIZ.
Fue q bafarte con Oh oS ccmpifia
ros y parece que las corrientes le
arrastraron q un remsnso prtfordo
del cuAl TO lcgr6 salir.
Como 10 nochs era oscura y el rio
muy sncho On aqusl psrsis, los com
psfisros del st Or O;tiz no le vleron
aleiarse; pero al escrehsr aus voces
dc &C corro, llamaror gentes del que
bio veciuo.
Era muy tArde
HI 0kdaver no aa dsscubrI6 en- TO
do 10 noehs. Aver, do mahans, des'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
D. Julio F. Ortiz

puea Re gra' des eit ezNT, 10 lie xsr'.
ic hseia Ia crills.
Ju 10 F. Oit'z habls oeupsdo una
dissinguida posiel6n. Fac Alealde,
jufz, Tceial; pos'fa clara intsllgen- :
cia y pcrlI aus fAcultsdea sl servicio
de 10 causa de 81 pai', sin reparAr ep
sasrideioF.
Amigo nues!ro desde 'srgos sfios,
le sometimes en- "a luehA de 10 vide
y on 10 lueha de les ideas, combs item
do contra su adverse destino. que 70
10 permiti6 nunca arribar q Ia fortuns
ri oil reroso
Deia ura familia virtuosa y dig.
na, que h,ra honor & "a memoris.
Dsseanae en- piz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

Para msdiados del pr6ximo mes
de Agoato 30 proy ela una nuevA ex'
cursI6n & Foc se. con motive de nuevas
cArrerAs qua sc l,evaran q iscto On el
hip6drC mo- de ,quella oiudAd. EMa
stgunck { .ursi6n, segdn 40 nos Ii for
ma, Aera Lor f,rrocarril.
e circulo obrero <LibsrtAd Bo'
rinQueGss prepAra una velada bAile
para 81 dfs 70 del actual.
-H.ca diaa la prsnsA hA venido
dando not'ciAs de que On Puerta CO
Tie'ra, en- el tr' ytcso comprandido
eDtre oil puente de San Antonio y 10
antigua cSFcsl, un iudividuo 90 dedi-
cah& q &sA'tAr los csmpesinos, ,robao'
doles las esrgas qle trafAu para el
mtreSdo, AnCche los detectives V&r'
gas Barrier "a dispus!eron atrapar
al lAdv6n y ESQ do las dos de la ma
drugada 10 spielAron en- al sitto como
sido por f1ea largss. ltsrrog ado
por ~ mbre, djo llsmArAe Tomas
Medioa. AL ssr reglstrado 90 10 en-
conh6 un suthillo.
La danuncis de uso do Armas pro-
hlb!da 40 vi6 hoy ante el JuzgAdo de
P.z siendo Q N ienAdo q 8 SO de mulsa
Y AessptA diAs de oatoel. Orss denun
elias han sido prelentsdss 4 10 Corte
mupici pal pot eacAlamienso y robo, y
90 de preaumtrse que los tribunal
sproceder&n con reetltud 90 castigSr
sate terrible noetivsgo que W hi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

eumplido aenssneias por delisos de 10
misma ludCle.
Sc COMPRA una Anca de ciento
q ciento ci cuentA cuerdas de terrenos
en- buenss condiciones. para 10 siem'
bra d. tAbAco Para II fo,mes diri
girse en- 10 redacci6n dc LA DEMO.
CRAcIA. s. d. Comet 3-3
Aver 30 VIC en la Corte Federal
o. plsto que aigue don Emilio IglesiAs
contra Ia <Ntw York and Porto Rieos
por dams.
Hace cercA de un al, el at 4 >r
! glesiAs sufcl6 una esida en- Ia escsle'
rA de dichA fsiaa, causaadose grave
dafo, III senior Ig'eaiss atribuys
oil accidents & negjgsnaiA de d!cha
empress.
Z aboeado demand ante pids una
inde m 1izasi6n de 20 000 dollars. Esta
"a ls segunda VIZ que SO v6 On Ia
Corts Federal dicho pleito.
FormAn al Jursdo los s.fi 1rsa
N stdarht, G 1mez, K,rth val, Silva,
Holmes, Shine, Mater, Padr6, PorrA
to, Ttmo,he, FAno y BasantA.
O. I'm el Club do Y. Kehrhahn a
Co., 2S San Francisco, 90 vendsn do'
reloisa do orc sada aemAnA. enire 81
socios, abonando 90. so 6 LOO semAnal
La Ultima semana ohtuviero unc
don Oslin Gobbe, dc San Juan, 30
clio 10 IS.
-ssverisno Vega, Luis o1io
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
SECC|ON MERCANT|L

AZUCAR. Para 10 exportsei6n
Sin operaeiones
Buques anunciadOs
Vapor espaiiol sConde wifi edos
saldra de Barcelona hacienda las es.
ca'as de costumbre para eats, oil 30
del sexual,
Vapor smerieano <C&rolinS, con
deatlno q N W York aaldra el 81 del
presert:.
Vapor xmeriesno <Tcamc, del
puerto de Gtw Yc,k para el nueltro
saldra hoy
Vapor amsricsno <A,kAdisx sali6
del auerto de Ntw o leans para el
nuestro 81 p dtl que cursa.
Entradas
Ds 10 Peninsula vapor sBuenos
Airefs con carga y pass =.
De 10 isla go,etas sMsr,a Arsaus
cana Nsria..
Salidas
Para los puertos Anunciados Va
por sspafiol <Mjguel NJ. Pinillcss.
Para 10 isla las goletas <Ricardo
RUIZ y sEspcrAnzfs COZ csrgs
Kuques en puerto
TRAVEsIA
sEmms K wions 1esegrgando
sCsracAss deseargando
&Buenos Aireas del calgando
COSTANEROS
sIaysRu'zsnss deac rgAndo
<SAn Mjgues Fsj sr1o
<Corszjn de MtrfiS detc ArgAnc o
<AureliAs pendiente
<AoG MAris> Ii lmacao y N.ghc.
<MariG Artsu. Vitques
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
CURA GARANTIZAOA PARA
LAS ALMORRANAS

SIMPLES y SANGRANTES, EX
TERIORES y con picaz6n. Los boti'
carlos devolver&n ell dinero, 81 el UN'
GUENTO de PAZO deia dc Curar
cualquier caso, por rebelde que see en-
ca IA dias. La primera aplicaci6n do
Alivio y sosiego. 81 el boticario no
10 tiene, envienos oil equivalente so
centavos orc americana, en- sellos do
Correo, y SO enviara franqueado por
Paris MedicineCo St Luis M o.E. U
Ell Comis!ona1o de Educaei6n
Aorob6 las propusstss dc les iuntas
eseolares do CAmuy y Coamo.
Sc eneusntra en ssta ciudad don
r. We 40, tesorero dol syuntamisnto
dc Guayama y uecrsta' 10 dc 10 iants
essolar de squel dissrlto.
F4-Los medicos cor denan unaui
memense el uso de lss emulsiones que
contisnen Creo. ota 8 Gasyaeol. 10
bien sAbido que sAtAs sultancias eusn
do "a toman m z,adss con el Acsite
de Hfgado de BAcalao irritan sl est6
msgo y los rim mes, eptorpecen la bue
M nutrici6n y por las freeueptss eva
cuaclones cue causan, producer el f&
pido aniquilamiento de los erfsrmos
El doctor Parsons, un distinguidG
eapeciAlistA dc 10 CiudAd do Mexico, ,di
90 & tsss respect(. <R 6ri6ndome .
vAlor germieidA de 10 Crsosota, cuan
do 40 10 administra q o. fsrmos tuber
eulosoS, Incorporate q preparAcione
de Aseite de HlgAdo de BAcalao, do
clar6: qua los osrimentos Quffnico
y obatrvaei6n euldAdoHA do nm grAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 64, n1mero l04, costa, New
York. Sitio muy c6ntrico. Pr6ximo
81 subway, q los elevAdos, & los csrros
slecsricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Broadway, 70 y 90 Avenida. Muy cerea
del hotel Maris Ant0inette, donde estA
81 O.ub lbero americana. A siets cuadras
del doctor Henns, Casa ampliA y Gle.
gante. CoeiuA americana y espafio'
IL IustAlaci6n completaments nueva.
Tres bsfios. Pidapae informes q Ia
adminiAt:aei6n de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

n6mero dc essos, han demostrodo que
euslq uiera que sean los rssultsdos be-
reheos que los rfsrmoi pusdAn reci'
Dir del uso do 10 Creosots y oiras sua'
tor elias irritantss, sstos resultados los
nulihean los eisetos perniciosos que
sisrsen tales drt gas on sl sst6msgo.
Es IN hstho hien conosido que la
ssimilael6n faoil y oomplstA do los ali
msntos 90 do 10 mayor importsncia en-
OIL tratsmisnto de las epfsrmedades
que 90 cArracterixsn por denutriei6r.
Sc ssbe tambi6n que el Aceite de Hi'
gado do BasAlAo. psrieesamente emul'
sionado, % uno do los msiores recons'
tisuysntss. Por ESQ o. que los mas dis
tip & aidos sspeei ialistAs prsscriben hoy
las smulsionss de Aesite do Htgsdo do
Bsealao que no sontiene Creosota 4
otras sustancias irritanles, que oea
sionan oil des6rden do Loo faneionea d.
gestivas.
Do les difersntes prepsrAeIones do
Acsite do Higado do Baealso, 20 pre-
Zero 10 Emulsion do Scott que tsbri'
can los shores Eeott l. Rive do
Nusva York.
Aver tsrde fAllesi6 de una ) fec.
con eArdiaes, on al residentis, Cruz
81, 10 se enorita AsuneiSn Ncs, antigua
Trofssora do instruction y dib' 10 ,
eonooida entire aus di,etpulas por s1i
cora son Era una dana do relevAptss
6citos que goxAba do generates aim
patfas en San Juan. Por eata r. zin.
81 musrts he aldo muy sentids ca esta
soeisdad.
-Ante.sl Jutx Rodsy, de 10 Corte
Federal, 90 hA visto la eGusa crimi'
nal contra doa JoaG Garcia SAnch 4,
aeusado dc introdueir hilletss dc lote'
RE dc Saint Th omas. Il ilrAdo NO
pudo llegar & 40 asuerdo on 10 apre'
elaci6n del hseh1. El irx Rodey 4
las dis do 10 noehs disolvi6 el iurado
haata una nusya reunion III s.n 1r
sanch.x permansce On libettad provi
sionAl bsio nAnxa.
Seadu NOS aNgurAban aver. e-tre
los billstes hsy uuo prsmiado son
oinoo mil dollars.
-Hs salido hssia Ponce el seere.
tGrlo del Depsrtamento do instruction
pdblies Mr.. Luts.
Para eurar un restriadO en- On
old, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. III botieario 10 devolver& el
dinero 81 no se cura. La nrma dc <.
w. GROVE 90 hAllA 90 eAda eajitA.
-Santiago CArballo fI6 eondsna.
do h,yG 81 dc mulIa, por tranaitAr
por 10 via dol terroeArril.
Al lContintia On Ia pdgiSo sall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
Julta e;co'ar De Hupacao

Vasansss dos sseuslas rurales dc
este termino municipal, uns on ell ba.
rrio de sBoquer6n. LAS Piedrssl y
otra On sl de sCollorssS, de Humseso,
10 h'go pdblico, con oil hn do que los
Aspirantes presenter sus soliaisadea
dceumeptadss On esla SeeretAffs, den.
tro del plsxo dc doee dfas, & COL tar
desde 10 feeha.
HumacAo, 81 de Julio dc 1905.
JESUS M. CARRASQUILLo.
8-6s. Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
QUININA QUE NO AFECTA ALA

CABEZA. Las PAsTILLAs LAxATI.
vo BRoMo.QUININA representan 10
qnioina combinadA con otros ipgre.
dientas en- la forma mks aesptable y
eNcaz para Resttiados, La Grippe y
cualesquier des6rden Catsrral, Dolor
do Csbeza, Calenturas 8 condiciones
do Malaria. De venta on todaa las
bosicss.
-En Santurce, sitlo eonoeido por
sHorm gueros,, Msris y Engraeia
Santos tuvieron una rsgerts, siendo
denuncladss por sl guardia Francisco
Garcia. Viaso el iuieio hoy. fu6 con :
dsnAda 10 Engracia & 90 dc multa.
Hoy zsrpsran de este puerto sl
vapor <CAracaas para Venesuels y el
espafiol sBuoncs Aireas para Cuba.
I'm las eArrerAs del IL do Agosto
en- el II p6dromo do Pones, disputArGn
el primer prsmio los esballos sNeva
dos y <Perla Flnas. Para coo dis 90
insta' sr&n algunas bAncas alemanss
Ell dia 81 4 les IL > 3 .. m re-
cogera 10 eorrespondencia para los
Eatados Unidos el vApor sCArolinas
TENTS kedina f.e arrsstAdo
aver. nor Iso de Armau prohibides,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
N0TIC|AS DEL D|A

SUARIO. Ora excursion a Ponce.-Velada.ba;le I'm
rata capturado -Plelto en- la Corte FederaL-Tres
herdos en- una rina-Denuncias multas sentencias
Peea de mu jeres Santurce. .~Recoglda de cores
ondenca.-Escandalo la cae Tetuan.-Carreras
de los caballos <Pera 6na> <Nevado>.-Vapores
xBuenos Aires~ <Caracas>. >.-Qtras notcas de inte-
res general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
rreclos MIN de los artieuIos
que SO dAtaIlan on

Preclos MIN de los articulos
que Sc detaIIan en-
aIma0enes
Arroces de partido Jap6n dc
s33&5.
Idem vAlenciano . 8 i'd. i'd.
Aios de 30 etvs. q so.
Jamonss sei TO-
Quesor amees.a e15 Patagr&s 20.
Tosino, Q III . Is.
Hardinas shumadas o 16 eenta vos,
Jab6n, s54 Rooamora, america
NO, CT ~.
Pasta del pals o e39.
NanteeA OF On I On lasss
do 81 & 10.
Harina de $3.50
Habichuelas Amerisanas coloradas
lArgas est Ae6
Carbanxos ~ 40.
Rasalao at AT
Cebollss 3. "a.
NanteQuillaI de e13 16
PApaa smeriaanas u q 8.
Tasaio 84A8.
Lschs condensada eAguila, & s6
Id Id <Cru2 Roia. s5
Id Id sMagnolias s4l
DEL PALS
Axdear para oil eonsumoi
Aassahado elaro do e43,
De miel slaro o..
Csntrftuga slaro do u o. aS
Americana dc s . st.
De Ponce a34 q 81.
Ron 80 grados Cartier & OIL. 50 san.
t,vos gallon psgados r. Iniernss
Maiz Q $50
Tabaco, nominal
PrecIos dc compra
Almid6n $3.50
Algod6n dc 5 . $50.
Cosos de is . Is millar.
Ousros dulees e16
sobo dc res . n.
Cats eorriente dc s12.& 12i.
Camblos oorrlentes
Londres cheek Q 4.87 & 4671
Paris 1ta3 D.
Hamhurgo . AAsD.
New York par
Kapaha 10A11 D.
C6duIas hlpotecarlas
Raneo Territorial y Agricola S69 50i
Ae@iOM0s
Banco de Pto. Rico . 25 q rs
Raneo Territorial. . 10 AlS.
Baneo Popular 49,. 10 . IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

syer, por lso Dc srmau prohibidss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
sv USO

Como 'rurg&nto suave.y odosz'
En la Indigestion.
Ia los AgrioE y 1asoa del sSso2ago.
Contra 10 iaQueea.
Contra el rstraGimlent9,
Contra 10 bills.
Como rsfraaasnis,
u pnkp rTTOC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

Juan CamAcho tusron ArrestAdos aver
por sc)m'tlmiento y sgveai6n mutua
en- rife que soltuvieron sye', reSui
ID CO los tres h aridos.
Fernando Ve,ez, On estAdo dc
embris guez, promovid un gran eseGn
dAlo snochs en- 10 oalle do TssuAu. Fl
guardiA Manuel GorzGlex 10 Srrest6
J hoy 10 i'm uso el Juez dieS diss &c
ArYett1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03
MODERN INSURANCE


The attention Of our readers i
called 70 the large advertisement Of
The Empire Casualty Company on
another page Of this issue. This
company Is a state Institution with
headquarters in Parkersburg's hand-
some new skyscraper, the Union
Trust building. The advertisement
referred to speaks over three humid
red and fifty plain facts of recent
claims that have been paid.
BY a careful reading II viii be OBJ
served that the Empire indemniiies
against most every i'll mortal flesh
is heir to. Every name given in the
list Of claims paid is submitted as
reference. In each instance the
beneficiary win tell of prompt pay
ment and most satisfactory settle
|ments.
The Empire policy is 1906 pro-
Idpction, filing the want Of the mod
ern business man, the mechanic, the
day laborer, the professional nan
and men in all walks of life.
The Empire transacted over two
and one-half million in business
during the first six months of The
eompany's life, which is proof suf-
ficient that they have the policies
the people want and require.
Mr.. Lee J. Frostoe is secretary.
His name is popularly familiar to
every one in insurance circles. His
entire business life has been spent in
the insurance field and the Empire
policies is the result of his careful
study as to what the people want in
insurance protection.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03
INDUSTRIAL

1t will pay you to visit ]. N. Cot-
5frill's slndnstfiai Store, for your
groceries. Remember the sign Is
true to its reading, some price to
ALL" 1feblm"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03
CITY COURT

There were three offenders before
the mayor this morning. Two were
fine SO and costs for drunkenness.
They paid. The other wds up on
tile charge of assaulting an officer.
He claimed the officer called him an
name. 1t appeared to
be a stand off. He was held for
future reference.
The thermometer was at 0 this
Hot beef tea is consider
ed very warming.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03
A Chance For a Business

ION account of change in bust
ness, all or an interest can be
bought in the Oldest wholesale cigar
business of the country. Has
trade in all parts of the United
States for over fifty years. A gold.
en- opportunity to get in an old es-
tablished business on the best OF
terms, if interested. Will be at the
Waldo hotel until. tomorrow at fi.e
o'clock. Ask for Mr.. j. 2feb1tA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03

The United States Steel Corpora
ton is buying large blocks of coal
these days in sections not far dis
tant from this city, and is today en-
gagged in taking up another big
field. Just what the intention is no
one knows, but it looks very much
like the big concern has an eye on
clarksburg and thinks well of the
future this city is to have.
Mr. William Elliott Loves, OF Bal
|timore, general Advertising manager
|of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. is
d prominent visitor in fhe city He
Iis here on official business and tffe.
guest OF friends.
0rnion. Randolph, editor of the.
huntsville Enterprise, and CORES
ponding secretary of the West Vir-
GINA Editorial Association, arrived
here from Petersburg Saturday to
attend the meeting Of the weekly
editors at the Waldo tonight to take
action relative 10 rates for railroad
Advertising.
Tax Commissioner A. D. Fitz-
hugh was here Saturday from
Bridgeport.
County Assessor Francis NJ.
Davis was here Saturday from Zy-
pho.
Miss Geraldine Rinehart, of
Shinnston, daughter of DR.. J. H.
Rinehart, is visiting Misses Helen
and Irene Knox, on Sycamore street.
Mrs. Francis N. Davis, of Zypho,
wife of the county assessor, was pain
fully injured on the head Friday af-
ternoon. She slipped on an icy
sidewalk or board pavement at her
home and thus sustained the injury.
81. L. Young, Of Craigmoor, as
sistant tax commissioner, was here
Saturday.
Ernest l. Pigott, county assessor,
was here from Shinnston SATURDAY..
Chester L. Pigott, Of Shinnston,
spent Saturday in the city.
Miss Miller. Of Buckhannon, was
admitted to the City hospital Sat
urday for treatment.
Miss Carrie Hill, Of New Mar
tinsville, is in the city visiting Mrs.
Hill.
Edmund Fittro was here Satur-
day fro mWilsonburg on business.
Edmund Southern, Of Sardis dis
trict, spent Saturday here.
Marcellus Garrett was here from
Saturday on business. He
recently returned from the Ken
lucky oil fields, where he and other
local men have interests.
John w. Williams, Of Marshsille.
spent Saturday in the city.
Deputy Sheriff John NJ. Knox
went To- Wallace Saturday afternoon
on business.
E0S@ffiaay evening. on Pike
street, between Sycamore and The
postofiee, small bead purse contain
ing key and 'one dollar Finder
please leave At the Telegram OF
Gee. SlebSl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Tailoring in all branches. W.
X. Mckee & Co., rooms 15 and Is,
Irwin building. - 31ian6t.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

Shoes polished at Leyy's cigar
store. cct1Stf.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLoUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-03

Come IN and have your photos
taken at night. Hoffman studio,
Jaccs uiblding isnlstf.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05

NO NOMINATIONS adjourn
ed meeting OF the Republican party of
this precinct was held last night, but
as the published call did not specify
that nominations Of two justioes of
the peace and two oonstabies would
be taken up. tie matter was left open
until . future date. 1t IL probable
the meeting will now be held next
Monday night.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05
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Profhalaotic tooth brushes. best
made, at PAlaoa Pharmacy. 1894

BIG CKOPS-Ths farmers on Hard.
scrabble have occasion this year to
be Joyous. Their crops we're little
larger than lsst year and all grains
gave . tremendous yield There was
plenty Of rain there during the sum
mer months. The Hardscrabble dis.
trict IL similar to the East. The
farmers do not irrigate with ditch
water but very little. bat depend
largely Oh the amount of water that
falls. Their alfalfa crop WAS = little
above the average.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER
Is IN THE TOLLS

Deputy sheriff Warner went to Pu.
eblo this morning to bring back to
this oity James Scilisno. who ia
charged with embezzlement. The
young man is an Italian aud is said to
have borrowed musical Instruments
and sold them. He is also charged
with obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses For some time past he has
been teaching a small music GLASS In
the coal camps. but this occupsti ion is
said not to have brought Him In
enough ready cash. SO he resorted to
scheme Of telling the parents of the
pupils that he could get a discount
on all musical instruments that he
bought
Probably he coald and probably he
couldn't. But even II ne could he is
said TO have collected rs much as 80
from some of the parents. with in.
structions to bny Instruments and then
turn them over to his pupils. He IL
accused Of putting the money In his
pockets and 1t Is believed to be true al
the instruments never appeared at the
home Of the people OF the coal camps
He is also charged with borrow ing
band instruments from band members
and then selling them for cash, sp.
propriatips the same to his own use.
Officer Green has been trying to 10.
cate the man for the last two we, ks
and last night told the Pueblo police
where he could be found. He WAS ar.
rested and Deputy Warner left for
him on train No. 6 this forenoon
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05


ACCOMMODATIONS SECURED
The executive committee Of the Odd
Fellows reports that 1t has secured ac.
commocations for the visitors who
will be here during the coming
grand lodge meetings. Although
there will be about 800 here at one
time. there will not be 30 many as
that during the entire convention
week. The call for rooms In private
houses met with . hearty repouse.
The hotel keepers and the restaurants
have promised to charge the regular
rntes
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05
STREETS AND ALLEYS
ARE AS DIRTY AS EVER

Ouly eight more days left before
the deleRatea to the grand lodge
meetings Of Odd Fellows and Rebe.
kahs arrive and this streets and alley q
are still dirty and upkept. IL there
going TO be any thing done Ia the
way Of = cleanup? The oonviots
that the street. bridge and alley
committee of the city council we're
to have ordered here several days
ago have not put In their appearance.
1t will only he few days until Flor.
ence Is taken possession Of by 1000 or
1 800 outsiders, most OF whom will
remain In the city several days.
Did any of YOU hear tho remarks
that were made BY returning visitors
from Rocky Ford at the time the
meeting was held there last year I?
Do ron want your city placed In the
'eno HHusi Auo COuviOth VIII uuiy
cost . few dollars aud the city council
are heartily in favor of having the
men brought here to clean up the
town Who IL IL that IL disrepard-
Ing the wishes of the city council In
ths matter? Who IL 1t who wants to
see the town in AL unclesn condition
1t 10 not . matter Of what the visit.
ors will say when they are here. but
It is the talk they will make about
the town after they are gone that
will hurt. Let's clean up the city.
The alleys are dirty and the vacant
lots are oversrown with giant wseds.
The streets ere even dirty in the out.
side districts. The parade viii take
the visitors over many Of the streets.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05

ALTAR RAIL-Rev. Mountain
has just finished placing an altar rail
around the pulpit OF the M. e.
church. This is one thing that las
been lacking ever since the church was
built several years ago. It makes
quite an improvement in the appear.
anoe of the interior Of the building.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05

CHART AND TICKETS-Agent
Sumner Of the Rio Grande has chart
Of the seAts of the Grand opera house
IN Pueblo and tickets for sale for the
Sousa's "Free Lance" in that city
next Monday night Seats for the
play may be reserved through him.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-05

FROST-Early risers this morn
ing witnessed the first real frost for
the fall season. In some places stand i.
ing water was covered with q very
thin layer Of ice. For once the
weather prophet struck his guess
right. Yesterday he predicted frost.