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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-07-13

One night Prince Talleyrand was sud
denly awakened by the firing Of pls-
toll, and, seeing his valet walking about
the room, he asked him what he was
doing.
"There was mouse In the room,
your highness, and for fear it might
disturb you / shot It,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-07-13
English.
"It's funny

tits funny"
whats funnyT i.
THAT you can never tell whether a
woman has a good carriage till you
have seen her waIk"-Exehange.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-07-13

There Is nothing easier to acquire
than fretfuI, complaining spirit 1t
Is q foolish habit to borrow trouble or
meet It halfway. Cultivate cheerful
mind and hear, and much imaginary
trouble can be avoided.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22
HYGEIA, Pure Malt Whiskey, T. c Folbre, Jr. & Co.

Your patronage is solicited and ap- preciated at the Magnolia Saloon. T. C. Folbre, IT,, X Co.,, proprietors.
 T. C. Folbre. Jr., X Go merit your patronage by deserving it. You get your moneys worth at their place
 MT T. M Hughes. of Linden. was in town on business Saturday and a guest of MT. and Mrs. W. R. Taylor.
 Old Yannissee is our leader. but we have many other brands of good whiskey Try Us. T. C. Folbre, IF. & Go.
 LOST \ mourning umbrella, new, and with carved black handle. Lib eral reward for return to Mrs. Alice | Beck
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure, and none are superior for family use See T (. Fobre. IF. X Co, sole agents.
 Foe SALE. \ rine mare. years old weighs l2S0 pounds: works anywhere suitable for log team. T. o. t'itz patrick.
 Don't be selfish if you are satisfied that Old Xolmer WhiSkeY iS the beSt tell your friends T. (. tolbre. IT.. < Go. sell il
 Nothing gives mother so much rest and easiness of mind aS 'N adkins Infant ExerciSers. Get one at The Newsstand.
 r. c. Folbre. Jr. X Co. only handl, the best goods. and the very best the! carry is Old Yannissee. Try it once and be convinced.
 Messrs. T. NJ Turpie and F.. Milan of Hamlin, were genial business vis itors in the city Wednesday and gavt us q pleasant call
 Mrs. D. C. Fields, who had beel making her home in Memphis To some time. returned last week ant will now reside in Forrest City.
 Mr. and Mrs Eugene Williams vii occupy the Nichols residence. whicl has recently been practically rebuilt adjoining l'f. Stoile reelueuCe,
 We have received and are nov showing the swellest line of sprin) shirt waists ever seen in Forrest City Russell Graham lderson Company.
 Waterman Fountain Pens-new lin never handled them before -beaute at the Newsstand. Come and see We also have the Lucky Curve, Flash Laughlin and Eagle-25c to s6 each
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

Mir. k. l.. Stockard has resigned as manager of the Forrest City baseball team. and is succeeded by MT. James Sanders. Mir. Stockard's management was very popular and satisfactory and the team and public were well pleased
 MT. F. II. Thurman. a most pleas ant gentleman, and d travelling sales man, who enjoys large patronage throughout Eastern Arkansas. was looking after his interests and ming ling with friends in the city Monday.
 Hon. T. c. Fitzpatrick had d Speei- men of barley which he raised this season, and was showing around to inte rested examiners last week. IL was splendidly headed, and it is claim ed would yield 50 bushels to the acre.
 Mr. (. ]. Lester. a snake charmer, who resided here and left about three years ago, since making q tour of Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, Ere turned yesterday and will be here permanently. He will engage in farm work
 MT. IL N Lewis harvested and marketed this season about 800 bush els of Irish potatoes from about niue acres Of land, receiving there for an average af 62tc per buShei He says he thinks he has the other boys skinned block.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

Mr. E. T. Morton, Of Fulvood. was m the city Wednesday on business. Shirts for men. We have the finest ilne imaginable, and will be pleased to show them to you Call eariy tlease fuSSett3'raham Alderson Company.
 LOST Silk umbrella from II e skating rink about week ago. C. h. ! m monogram engraved on crook Liberal reward for return to Times office
 Miss Stella Mai Bryan. of Haynes. Tn company with Miss Georgia Mer- win was among the pleasure seekers that attended the picnic at Marianna Friday
 Master Russell Williams was pain; iullN though not seriously hurt Tues day m runaway accident. The bugj gy was over turned, but not material ly damaged
 Miss Pearl Bell, stopping between trains Friday morning, was a charm- Ing guest of Mrs. W. W. Bryan at the Boon residence. She was returning from Memphis.
 NIT Louis Barrar, of Memphis. brother of Mrs. l.. R. Grobmyer. was III the city few days this week. a guest in the Grobmyer home and mingling with friends.
 MeSsrs. R. Elmer Williams and O. l.. Robinson. Of Wynne, were gallant sunday visitors to two very charming young ladies in this city They were | guests at Happy Home
 toR BENT-Two rooms. furnished or unfurnished gentlemen preferred but will take couple without children Apply to Mrs. F. F.. Trotter. near Crowley Ridge Institute.
 Nanted-four or five good white girls at the Forrest City Steam Laun dry. Apply at the Ice Factory. Girls under l5 years of age need not apply Forrest City Ice & Power Co
 Of course we do not advocate the excessive use of Stimulants. but if YOU wish something that really refreshes you without injury try our Old Gan- nisSee. T. C. tolbre. ,Dr < Co.
 II You get drink of bad whiskey or warm beer at our bar, it will cost you nothing. You can't lose Us. because We don keep either. Try, and be con Vinced. T. C. Folbre, IF. X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

Phone 65 for fresh vegetables. x.
 K. Ingram
 Master sam Mann is working in tie clerks office MT. |. .I. Barron. Cut Of, was in town over sunday Try one of those Gin Fizzes. at T. C. Folbre. IT.. & Co.'S. For Sale jO, ,000 Bunch Yam Pota- to Plants \. r.. Ingram. Sewing machines repaired. Leave orders at Times office. Shell E2ell. All kinds of swell drinks at the Magnolia bar Courteous attention. have several second hand show cases for sale cheap. J. T. Sander MT. James Euart has been on the sick list this week. but is improving MT. W. R. kendriek. of Widener, was in the city on business Wednes- day.
 MT F. r. Dyal. of Goodwin, was a genial business visitor in the city Saturday. We are now handling a very nice article of library or office paste at the l Newsstand Highest prices paid for St. Francis river pearls and slugS. Mrs. A. Warshayski. MT. J. NJ Ma genheimer, of Evans l yihe, Indiana, spent Saturday at Happy Home. The season for out door sports is now. Get Croquet set at the News stand 75c up.
 MT T. W. Barrow went to Mem
 phis yesterday to take treatment for stomach tronbe.
 LOST \ pair of gold mounted nose glasses Liberal reward for return to Mrs. A arshayski.
 MT Will Laws. of Fulwood, was cir culatlng among his numerous friends
 in town Wednesday,
 Mrs. l \. Bogart went to Wheet-
 Icy Wednesday to attend the wedding Of Dr Harry Bogart
 spring shirt waists just received by russell Graham Alderson Company Gall and iooh this line over.
 Mrs. J. R. Stockard has been on the SICK list thi~ week, but is much bet ter today and able to be up.
 Nr. k A Scott, of Wynne. was a handsome Saturday visitor to the city ana registered 1t the Marion
 Stove Wood For Sale-See | B.
 Terry or call up The Forrest City hahuiaet9ring Go. Phone POP.
 ;, Mayor Walter German is quite in- alSpoSed, though still able to attend 'o Ills numerous onerouS duties.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22
HYGEIA, Pure Malt Whiskey, I. c. FOlbre. Jr. & Go.

MrS' (. \. Aldrich, of Memphis, is |,i .I the city for q few days on visit t. |.ne gehlal doctor, and other relatives |and friends.
 Alderman C. II Ravens left We'd faesady Tor kansas. If you hear of d
 aelohe raor out there you will know the
 Nr R. N Collie. of Fulwood. was ln town m business "Wednesday, and |TT1hlolled |Tholed his name for The Times |e go to Fussell-Graham-A lderson
 uroHpanf for ladies skirts. shirt |corsaS., astS, and dress goods. New lines Ehiids hnls. Eugene Williams and the EaaI' ,pleA eft the latter part of last |tor reA 70 Fi,it her sisters in Memphis
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

pr. L. C. Branyon has been quite indisposed for several days, and has postponed his vacation trip for a couple of weeks.
 Mrs. Maud Willard, nee Gurley. is in the city for few days on a visit to her mother, Mrs. o. r. Wolfe. and other relatives and friends She will return to the Bluff City Saturday.
 Little Miss Elizabeth Winfield, who had been visiting her uncle, Dick Winfield at Augusta for several days, returned home yesterday. She en- joyed her trip and visit most in- tensely.
 Miss Olive Gatling. who has been teaching school at Stanton College at Natchez, Mississippi, will return to- night or tomorrow greatly to the de- light of her relatives and many friends.
 Mrs W R Munnel and sweet lit tie daughter, Helen, of Heth. came over Tuesday on q shopping expedi- tion and were guests of Mrs. S. E. Kelley She was patrOni2ing Times advertisers
 The ThespianS If Forrest City are becoming active again, and will pro- baby put on d drama sometime in the near future The time k ripe, and the hunger intense. Come on with your play.
 Mrs. Robinson. mother of Mrs. Morris Lesser, 0t Marianna, arrived Sunday and spent several days visit 1 ing in the city She was q guest of MT. and Mrs. NJ lsaacs, and returned home yesterday.
 Mrs. R. l. Miller, nee Katie titz- l patrick, and sweet little daughter. re- 1 turned last week from Cotton Valley, Louisiana, ana will sIend the sum mer here, with her parents, Hon. and Mrs T. O. Fitzpatrick.
 We have just received fifty dozen ladies shirt waists which we will offer to the trade for the next ten days at 25c each This is great bargain. First come: first served, Russell Graham-AlderSon Company.
 Let's talk about it. It's no secret; everybody knows that we keep the best wines. liquors and cigars that money will buy. Come around, and if YOU don't see what you want ask for l il. T (. Folbre, Jr. x Go.
 Men. come and look, We have just received a very complete line of mems top shirts We have every size, every quality. every style, and can please YOU at the lowest prices. Russell Graham AlderSon Company.
 Miss Francis L. Harris, of Memphis k charming and delightful visitor in the German home for q few days She is very kindly remembered 5y a large circle of friends made during her former visits te this city.
 We have just added the Waterman | Fountain Pen line 10 our stock. They have the reputation of being the best pen made They are guaranteed, ane we will be pleased to show them tt YOU. Call al the Newsstand.
 Mrs. Carl Saddler, nee McRae, O Washington, D. C., arrived Monday and spent q few days visiting in tn, home of Mrs. L. Rollgage She left yesterday for Camden Co visit 9itl elatiyes ani old ti me friends.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22
THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.

We are in receipt of very manly and courteous letter from MT. Hugh Nixon, of Marianna, anent the ball game played there last week. and same will appear in these columns next week, as we are unable to get it in type today.
 Mrs. A. N. Rawles and little son, of iOcona, were in town Saturday, paid a welcome visit to The Times office and enrolled the name of her daughter for the great religious weekly. Thank you. Call again. We are always glad to see our friends.
 MeSsrs. Tom and John Gating. twins, returned home from Little Rock where they have been attending the Arkansas Military Academy, and where they graduated. We congrat- ulate these splendid young men upon their achievements.
 MT. R r F.. L. Giles, government agent, who some time ago established an experimental farm here under the management of Dr. H. P Dooley. was in the city Friday looking after the infant industry. which we understand is doing very nicely.
 Mrs. A. Y. Roleson left Monday night for Ellis, Kansas, where she will visit friends for few months. The Times will follow her and be a weekly reminder of our good wishes for the pleasure and happiness of this most estimable lady.
 Sheriff Marshal Ford. of Lee county. was in the city yesterday morning. and gave us pleasant call. He came after a prisoner, a negro who had been detained at his request. but found that he was not the right man. and returned on the noon train.
 Hon. and Mrs. l. H Tipton had a visit from the stork yesterday after noon, and fine baby boy now adorns their lovely home. The Times ex- i tends sincere congratulations and hopes the young man will grow to be as good man as his daddy. If your stomach troubles you do not conclude that there is no cure. for q great many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Try them, they are certain to prove beneficial. They only cost quarter. Sold by !. T. ] Sanders.
 Mrs Geo F. Hancock is in the city on visit 10 friends. all of whom are i delighted to see her and learn that she and baby lnez Morrell are well and getting along nicely II is pro- babe that she will soon locate nearer Forrest City, where friendship ties are so dear
 Contractor W. S Brown last week 1 finished laying concrete flooring in the closet rooms in the coushouse, also q walk from the courthouse to the jai IL is without doubt the best job of concrete work ever done in the i citv,and reflects credit to the fnisher Mir. Sully Hay
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

line of ribbon which includes all shades. widths and qualities at Fms. seil-Graham-Alderson Company
 The Misses Walton entertained T party Of friends yesterday afternoon in their usual delightful manner.
 FOR RENT-Three office rooms. cop- 'Peniently located, close in particular Y good for offices. Write or inquire of
 F.. K FoGG & Co
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

Contractor " S Brown last week finished laying concrete flooring in the closet rooms in the c0urshouse also q walk from the courthouse to the jai It is without doubt the best job of concrete work ever done in the citv,and reflects >credit to the finisher, NIT. Sully Hay.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

Mrs Geo F. Hancock is in the city on visit 10 friends. all of whom are delighted to see her and learn that she and baby Inez Morrell are well and getting along nicely. II is pro- bable that she will soon locate nearer Forrest City, where friendship ties are so dear.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22
and Kodak Supplies,

s. SHIELDS & C
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22

If your stomach troubles you do not conclude that there is no cure. for q great many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Try them. they are certain to prove beneficial They only cost ] quarter. Sold by !. T. Sanders.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
De AGA Y De ALA
Sesenta y siete muchaChas
que 50 deCIaran domadO-
ras de IeOnes.
SUSTOs Y DESMAYOS
Solo tres valerosss j6venes Sc
muestran valientes ante
las feras.

En- America no 90 tan fksil sisr
car domsdorR scmo tiiulErae, ca otros
psisss, hombrs do lstras.
De clio pueds iuxgArse por sl 81
guisnts rslato que ncS llfga dc Nueva
Yo'k,
sNssssitAndo una domaiora una
gran emtnagarias. publie6 en- loa pc
ri6dieos un snunsio promsIicndo 500
frances ssmAr Alss & 10 psraons que
fusrA asspiads.
ri mismo die de 10 pu b!isaei6n dc
eake anureio, 80 prsaeptaron 81 mp,
ehashAs qus dselAraron satar dis2ueE
tas 4 llsnar sl terrible cargo que leo
ere otrssido.
Habi6ndolas c3nvc sado, oil dircc
sor lAs pugo ante una vAats jaulA don
de q. paaeAban unas suansas dsras,
ms.ans6licss y pesta nsantss.
Luego les advirti6 Que, anita TODD,
send,iap que tsmAr un contraso desll
Rando de iodA rsspopaabilidad 4 10
emens gsrlsS en- el ssso, muy proha'
bio, d. que fasran dsvoradss. Aslo
aonsinuo, 81 postulantsS AbAndonaron
In pArtIda. HAbiendo dido rugir an
leon, ohas nusve dstn!arcn sin recla
mar NADIA. Psro Qust A'on 80 que,
vAlientem sr to. pensUAron en una lAu
lG.,,. vGeia,
En- ella fre Intro drOida una leona
Su ApaYisi6n ecalior6 I'M terrible de-
serden antrs las Aprstd EM dina
doras.
L. msyoriA 50 preeipitsron hicia
10 sAlida, larzan1o grisos do ssrror
vAriaa 20 dssmsyAroa y de euAtro cue
todAviA reaistiap hAbiendo aldo lige
rAmst u ArsnadAs FOR sl animal. a6lo
QUAD q on tres mushMhW en- pie.
Ealas tres s6l!dAs mushAshss, fue
ron eAl!Hs&dAs para 10 pruebA final,
FL ts.9erAto NOS dlss que Htaa tres
vAlisntss DO llAmAn miES K iller, miss
Armstrong y miss Brsen'
TodAs elias son suAl mas boni
las, rarA coineideneis, sodaH elias
son samh!6a origInariAs do NusvA
York.
Fl dlreeGor dc 10 smenS gerias lea
hs Anuuciadc, que dsntro do una Sc
mana, les somstsriA & las nusvAB
prusbas, y q1s srGoncss dscidiiiA su
slsacl6u. Miss Brsen nisso; sh!cn
lras no hsyA mordiScoS, al! rgh =
Psro MAJ valSroIa, .miSs Ksller
ceelart
tYc, por 500 frances, mstsrs M
tAbeEA en- las iAness do uro do los
lscpesp
Alo Qus, miss Armstrong rsplie6
sCuardo 10 nf 1rita hSyA dsiado
"a eAheEA On Las iAucss do m lseDi 10
meisYe 10 miGS
e. dlrselor qusd6 psrplsio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
EXPRESSION De GRATITUD

IL graIiiud o. sl UnllmIsnio mas
nc bic del soraE6r ss 10 msnltnlasi6n
del ! IRradseImisKlJ IubllmsdA oor sl
amor, cue visns de DioS y 80 dsis
asrllr 90 10 mAa rssdpdiio d. nusalro
5slho,
A impulses do lG lsrnuFa cue pro
daas lAn puFo Isuilnlsnlo, solsrla
AN 10 hsrIda cue Ia masrs de nj
iaolvldAbls padre rs be sAusadc 10
mo la Tlams para - 1rsaAr lls lnspl
raslonsa DO nj ANA . salA aoe.e
sa4 as uta pus6lo cue tsa aiEaausn
v be aabido gdsnoslrsFros auS Iiss
aocss, poni6aeoIs 4 usssiso lsto &c
Zoe monsrios De HusstFA lmaFEA asl
hoIusl6n, - esa tssilmos bsrsaso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
AOTAS { |MPRES|ONES
DessmbarcaderO en- NAL es-
tado.-AsistidOs en- Ia
SaIa de SocOrrO.
REGISTRO CIVIL
REGlsTRO CIVIL
FalIecim ento en- Ell Manico-
rio. Multado. .-El <Arse,
nals de Pta. de Terra.

Nos dIsen de CAsaGo gus 50 ca
eaentga eu resimsE condolences do
sonserv Asl6n oil dsssmbarcadsro del
vapor dc Ia Inca t6rfeA del O,tts.
-Ayer 90 inscribisron sn O. Re-
glstro Civil los naeimIsntos dc Con-
sspei6n GuilIot y PizArro, Eusis q qis
Juatina Andino y Piliehs, IIidorA
Alvarez, Carmen Ovlsdo Pagan. Jusn
Q 'int!n EsMAda y MciIc,; y lss de-
funcioncs do Hilsrio Rivers, Maria
Serrano Gola, Vicente D.vlla Arsn'
'zamsndi y William W. Dula.
Ia tAlJeeido en- OIL manieomio ID
Alisnada Larfs ssrrano solG, natural
do Csglas.
-Aysr 90 dsleubrieron los seis pri
meroa bansos dc ssusntos do 10 pla'
susla ds San FfAnsloso.
-Nsximino VAlentin hA aldo nom
brado earrsro dc Ia l!mpiszA pd9 Lea
municipal
-En PusrtA dc Terra, aiIio aono
eido por el <ArssnAls, tsrrenos do
ssfior Miranda, hSy ura gran psrse
euC!6n sanltaris contra Lon unionis
tas; en- cambio los eh'qusros do Ger
dos, los barrilss de huesoa podridol
y oIras s!nsignifcansiAls republics
nas no 10 dcnuucIan.
-Aysr 40 VIC en- 10 Corte munici
pal el iuicto contra Eislmiro Dias
porque el lAbAdo ausirsio del satG
blec!mterto dc Amy B. Zimmerman
cuaaro pares do medias vAIoradaa or
s225. FL iu'z 10 declare ealpsble J
ls impHso doS messs do eGrcsl.
-El gubic cnisionado del 1otsriol
Mr.. Harris. sAli6 Q sAbado para II
is|a en- ssFvisioS ohaia!es,
A Geronimo VszqusS, que 10 IL,
ocnpsda aver una eushillA por 10 20
ltsia, 10 lmpu'0 el lue2 S5 dc multA
DIS hcridAs sontasionsa lave
tasron s'istidos co 10 salA de a. 60
rros Jos6 RoldAn y Manuel Aturo
-Ayer faeri pueItos en- libertat
en- 10 eSrcsl municipal, por sxGInsi6I
Dc coadens, les individuos d m!rg
Cspsda' Eagen!o Rodripusz. PHnla
lem Bsnitex Vart1rA Rodriguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
GALlE DEL GRISTO num- z
SenaI, Bandera ROia,
AyIso IxFORTANTE

VENTA F0RE0sA RIego 81 pu-
oliso do tomAr Ola que lcd3 comBrG
der rec bli q M rfgalo sn eI AsIo ds ID
eomprA.
sirvAIe lomAr ntts ls iodss lai
msFsadsliAl ssian de ilo o,ieie!6n Bel
g,
ElItQlr A. vAnGsrIp sale dg
Cham2sgts p. "a 20 PruIsIEs tB6
sispl LsLs sl hJnor pAfl.sgaF :
p6lIlso, qas dssprea del 'll!sc.nlsuic
90 aus padres cue srln uno de loI mi'
grandsa i,bfisaniss &c ptHJs Sc Var
Wars tBe gleU hE ele'ato sl aalsc
otridsro Is s.ca = x A1fiss ecnis5lsu
10 "a igllanA am.naa te ms.et3.
Fiaa
u u4o aoiss ts re84spaifai
nAadarcr 4 Pssrto Rso sea gria
slsaesd 10 piG}a gara isstaF alli
"a gfan saia 1s asE e.aa
Eils suprsta co ba p, ado O..
.tufle. E. tlFsssor as sttt.t9 srTs
slatts rssa rttzaaf esr t.gaW neF
saeaigss nigga Kila asts11 81
saalta1o anR(sl YER 1saf.o. pefis
ar sas pagAf tsaeIa asft ssla
slsa ual s'svafo eawtasa e ftsn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
EI hOmbre que rIe.

hklsamo do ~ Iolisitud mii'gGndo
nuMt:As penAE,
ConU gro, pusH, 4 dishA Ioeisdad, /,
Asi como { los dsuai amigos DO olrcs
pusblos do 10 islA que tAnto psrIonIl
msnls semo Tof sssriIo han IAbIdo
asceiGrIs 4 nusIlro duslo, 10 mat Al
la prt linda manifestation do nuss
bro rtsonoeimierlo.
Kn O. sAnlasrlo de una iImlliS
airibalaaa Dor 81 rudo golps cue ls
b. hsthl Isnl 10 psrsA int1lrAo!s,
sc dos snsonsrarkn v.yAla a1F del re-
sssrdo, rszIdA per sl slsrno rcsio Go
1ustiro sncr
JOSH az s l1y yIE4S
Aoloy.l DIN u5fa 3s 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11

v.olAei6n do Ios deFeeh1s, J gus los
At,oSelIos y abuSos raslizados por 10
polictA no siansn pysSsientas an ID h!a'
toria do Puerto Rico, ni ada On los
iIsmpos dc ID c}ionia,s
Aai hAbla el leader Re2uhlieano
de shr Gsrman den Ftsncisso 2 OH
1onea, que en- union do don Bspismin
J. Horton vlsit6 81 gohsrnador. w q.
Ihrop dis2reI dc lkA slecelones, para
teliclssrle por e ordtn impsrclAli
dad dursrts el Eeriodo electoral. Y
conIts que Los rspu bllc&noE irC1rPo-
radios &c San G ,EmAr, euyo i;fs 90
don FcansiSco P. Q Ii6nes, trinEfa-
ron en- 10 e!udad do San GsrmGn, por
unos sstsnta y cinso votos. Yel par.
lido dsrrotsdo ca San G srm IA, 10 Goa
lis!6n de Unicnistas y Rsaublleanos
ePuroa.s admitiaron 50 dsrrcta
Desde lusgo qua lcs Ttibunales
entendsYan On esa .Ssunto, El sefor
Q ,i6 oreS pyobRrA aus afrmaeioreH.
El gobierno msnssndla & au prsstg glo 4
sodA soata. Claro salA que oil ssaor
Q lin onea no solo euedA dssausorizA-
do por 81 m!smo, con 90 vlIits o. G o.
bsrnador Winthrop J II tamb.6n por
sl maniHsato del i'fs dsl Partido Re
| publisAno doctor .SAntisgo Veve Bu.
blIea.o en- SEl Agui!aS desSues do las
sisecionss = en- 81 susl rteonoci6 10
legalidad somplsta dol pr csGo elCc
soral. La cArsa del mitmo i,ts oil 90
ronel HAmil, tslisiGEndo & 10 polieia
inaular, y In eartA do Mr. B,piamla J
Horton * Fiscal do Ia Corls dc Dis
trilo dc Nsyalu.z, dirjglds Al Hon.
IBnksmGn Wlnth o., G )bsrnAdor ds
Puerto Rico en- la sual adnilfa Ia do.
rrotA ltgalments y fslisiiAbs 81 go
biarno por su impArsiAIidad'
e. leA1,r rs3ublicsno do SsE G Or.
man, trnnfan'e en- 0quegG ciudad. 50
envus'vs Gu s1s propiAs rsdes. e.
dostor G na1 Rcdriguaz d CO Qus
eats, FSi1rdc, "a AAssol y Horton
20 tom4ron paris ca Ii EedAssi6n d.
Ia h'ia auelt& B en-, 81 y olloS 10
sab a.; zero iuxgue sl 4 3lco 10 ga.
iln0tiaS is 10 que aqul nSrfAmos.
-Nos easriben do Ksysgs ,
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