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Law FyeGutiOn Of The laws.

The Secretary of Agriculture
is obviously not entirely in SYM
pathy with his muck raking poll
teal boss for the passage Of more
stringent inspection Of the meat
industry. For in reply to a sug-
gestion from Mayor Dunno that
a commission Of pathologistS be
appointed to look into the pres
ent methods of beef inspection.
Secretary Wilson says that the
laws of this country are more
stringent than in any foreign
country. If the laws are So
stringent. it is evident that the
execution has been lax and there
in Mr.. Wilson and the President
are to blame. for. if Secretary
Wilson is not capable Of enforc-
ing the law President Roosevelt
could al once remove him and ap
point some one who IS a more
competent executive officer.
There are nearly 1000 highly paid
experts whose duty it IS TO IN
spect cattle and meat. and incl
dentally. Of course. to report on
the general cleanliness of the
methods employed. No one Of
these experts has reported that
ANYTHING was wrong In their ce-
partment, or if they did report
anything unfavorable. il has been
pigeon-holed by the higher Off
cialS.
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LEI US Hammer

Bishop Potter calls a muck rake
a hammer. and his admonition is
hammer hammer. Hammering
well kept up. will surely bring
results. 1t will even compel the
President of the United state
TO see that the laws are faithful
ly executed. Let the press of
the country hammer. and keep
it up until all the rottenneSS is
hammered out Of the Republican
party Of trusts and grafters. All
the exposures Of rOttenness and
grating have been brought to
the notice of the public by non
officials which shows that the
Republican political machine will
never cleanse itself and that the
execution OF laws is lax. although
we are supposed to be governed
by strenuous Administration.
Therefore the voters must ham,
mer the derelict Republican par
IL into political oblivion.
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Honey And Salt.

Ros leaf damsel, ten me this
You with your seventeen years ~
How much honey IS in kiss.
And how much salt in tears
Nay said She. such words. wis.
Are not for my maiden ears
How should / know thesweet Of a kiss
Or the bitterness Of tears ~
White haired woman whose grief and
bliss
OVerrun seventy years.
Tell me true. does the sweet Of a kiss
Outweigh the bitter Of tears
Yea. she said. but the bitterness
Unmixed with the sweet appears.
Ny life most tender and treasured
kiss
Is kept In the brine Of tears.
Ethelyn Wetherald
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice Is gwen that hereafter the lrns
ice Of MaiisCn township viii e IN Ire
itnl on the art saturday oi each
IN 9TH. and the remaining Saturdays II
m residence. one mile southwest o4
Irlaud. icr AZ, tUr oFf of attending ic
township business, tnd all pel-' us ha'
A. fueinees with The township az eX-
-..a.si AZ c,unnt u fc those days
Zoe toW nahiq library is kep. n sam Il
Keans in n and where al may
-nsain the books.
lie Indiana Sthool pookr viii he
,o,nd At Wm. T. loung's store at al
nnas SAMUEL a. tIEzES.
Isr lQns Trustee Madison To.
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YouSa. MIDDLE AGED or OLD MEN

-uhering from Spermaterrh Yea and I'm
notencv. the result ~ abuse in youth, o'
later excess and other causes producing
.oms III the following fleets: Debility
Nervousness. Enissi ms, Blotches Dizzi
n..s. Confusion Of Idea., Aversion 10 20
gie,v. Defective memory, and sexual -
h,nstion. which units the victim iol
hn.in..-~ or marriage, needs this svKci,L
..rs advice and treatment. a. he tor
,rvhlv understands these cases an'
lows how to cure them.
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Real Estate Transfers.

John H. Senef to,Frand p. and Sar-
ali Z. Lytle. u In 3. sla slJO
Mary X. Nicholson 10 Freeman Cox
p In Ia 500
Nm. A. Wilson and F G. Smith to
Wilhelmina VI. Wilson n 3 lot y, Jas
rer. Kundecks first add $3.50.
Martin Miller 70 Lcrenz Jerger. lot
fasper. Jos. Egg Is sub div 500
VIM It HARRISON 70 Nm- +. Beck
man. ne Il is ) l60a 500.
Benedict Lampert To Leopold Doll,
ut * 32 Is 4 u Is I $1,000.
Leopold Doll 70 Christian BE chlen
same as above
Christian Beichlein TO Leopold Doll
lo23a2 4 S1l01.
.,..... sarah W NIT
ten NV sw 33 3 2 $50.
Elijah Burress 70 Ed G.. LuNemeye--
lot Il Huntingburg. Jaundebaur a. q
81
Cordulena Opel to John Drexler NV
Is l60a 81.
Chas Weisheit ex 70 John DreNler
same as above 500.
Carrie l. Patberg 10 Nm. Rebber
n % , Sia $1,000.
WT ri;.I9 Hslm9g .,S tG = henry M ~F isfA 81 q
y 81 sli50 ! \ D'''''
Nm. Helming to Clemens Reutmi n
lot 81 Ferdinand Beckman's addition
80 - w. velcb;or lot
IL s.I... .JaSper = i.
John Nle1als ~ -;,s.. Auail 1,'"I1,'i, :, y, Z
eNeea.or e5.;.,, " ,-.ar arJ lots 81 and 81 St.
Mar add S2575.
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jefferson TIP. Notice.

The ar 7ersi, ned Trustee of jefferson
township. Dubois clunfy hereby gives
notice. thai lie Nill aifenc 20 al hnsinss -
pertaining 70 The office ~ Trustee a his
residence one mile north 81 Birdstye on
the Tuesdays % each week and requests
an pers. M having township business -
crescent it on office davs.
JOHN ". ENLOW, Trustee.
Jun. =, 05-lyr.
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NOTICE.

Those who apply for treatment should
bring along small bottle OF urine Tor
examination as It will assist in the dag
nosis. Names of patients never published
without their consent, but references
gladly furnished on request. Consulta-
ton free and Confidential Correspond
ence Solicited and symptom Blanks on
application TO the Evansvill ! Office, PA
l-2 Upper Second Street.
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Those senator's who assured
Senator Platt that the express
amendment 10 the rate bill would
go out in conference have cer-
tainIy mislead the old man, but
not being Of the strenuous type of
statesman he has called no one a
liar.
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Boone Township Trustee's
Notice.

me uuders enet. Trustee o. Boone
t7wnship, Dubois county, HEREBY give
n .tice that lie vii attend - az business
-,rtaining 10 the office % rnsieef AZ hia
residence, fonr-miies southwest ei tet
t,rsville. on Satnrdaysoi each week aiiN
rsQrests all persons haylnR Tow Asi
business TO present Il on Sainilay- Nill
zens desiring BOOKS from Tie lo"hshii
L'trary, are notified that the LiurAf! =
Ken; ~ my residence.
school books at Mrs. MARY 'fl sti
Trustee Boone lp.
ian. :, 1905 "
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Where is Tetdy?

Dowie declares that the presi-
dent sand to him. 4 am the 4
crat' Baron Speck Won Stern
berg. German Ambassador TO the
United States. informs Us that
the president derived his philos-
ophv from a heather chinaman
named kang Hi. Shaw and Al
drich after consulting the presl-
dent declares that he Is stand
patter. Cummins and Latol-
iette say that he is a trust bust
er. Tammany Hall has endorsed
him as a democrat. Hearst
thinks him an ochlocrat- The
president himself pleads for mon
ev like an ariStccrat. and Jumps
around like an acrobat. What IS
he? We rather agree with Stern
berg. that he is a kang HI.
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CHRONIC DISEASES

r AruE nrAr ~oMA.h i.fNf
Eaes bH1lef surh as
g.n Nern 10 breath, iap.ta.
Da-tnt-. l.0as Ji Appe
tttr 4 tr -lumsan tUusiiNA lfaf-
alton. treated 10 the mo scientific way
HeaoEaPHoIps (riLEsl treated without
knife and no detention from business
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Notice II heretv given bat the under
-,,ifeJ Trustee - HARRISON township.
,itl ~. and 10 township business on each
Monday OF the year, at my oriire. and
nerpons having township busD Dess =
t~-nsacf are reqrirei 20 present % 70 HIM
IN Mondays
be townrl lin horarv Will be Fsp' a.
as h0mt near imncis.
J5aN L. HsEpEE, Trustee.
Jan ,. ~
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Government ownership of rail
road, telegraph and telephone
lines is demanded in a resolution
adopted at the late Democratic
State Convention held at Yank-
ton. S. d. Who ever heard of a
Republican convention demand
ing any rights for the people?
OF course the railroad special
agents want passes for them
selves and their families. Did
you ever know one of these gen.
tlemen who didsnot want every
thing in sight?
Roosevelt started in to excor-
late the muck irakers and ended
up by getting hold of the muck
rake himself. 1t is true, his STIR
ring up was unwillingly per-
formed. but hornet inthe shape
of one Sinclair, goaded his nibs
into activity and placed him in
such a position before the Amer
lean people that His Strenuosity
had to dig bait or run.
The Minneapolis Journal fig
ures out that Sl,366 in rents is
paid daily by New Workers to
only eight landlords, whose real
estate holdings alone amount to
s299.000,000 in New York City!
The Republican Office holders
in Washington nope to see the
government inspect the boarding
houses Of that city and see what
goes into the hash
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DISEASES on W0NI'

L1dias whn rfat With diseases pecu'
iar 3 their sex especially those Who
have nern urged .u mu.t t1 wlthUrg
operation, 1ut who wish tO fore 81 the
danger and pain oi the surgeon table
are requested 10 cal ami -ee this spec.i- l.
isl and learn how he prevents so terrii lie
an ordeal and cures these troubles with
out pain.
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A Chicago man spoke for the
first time in twenty one years the
other day, and the words he ut
tered were: rs it hot enough
for vou?" If he addressed one
of the beef packers his answer
probably was: None OF your d.
business.
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not being Of the strenuous type Of
statesman he has called no one a
liar.
Senator Bailey, remarks tie
Washington post, doubtless fig
ures that if he is a candidate-for
for the Presidency he would not
get much of the Rough Rider
vote. anyway The Posts tens
es are a little mixed, but its logic
is clear.
The new Swedish minister of
foreign affairs rejoices iii the eu-
phonious cognomen Of Trolley.
He ought to be up to date on
current events if he doesn't get
his wires crossed.
The sunary civil appropriation
bill contains an item of S25, 900
for the travelling expenses OF the
president, his attendents and in
vited guests. 50 the railroads will
not have to furnish free trans
portation as in the past.
Don't think the beef trust ba-
rons have no friends "a the Re-
publican members OF the com
mittee on Agriculture o. the
House of Representatives head
ed by chairman Wadsworth are
evidently trying to modify harsh
legislation.
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NE TREATS ACUTE AND CHRONIC
CATARRh
Rirs--rg in tho ears. Deafness, We7k
tsy-s ,.rannlatei lids. Discharging Dis
el.e 81 De Eve and Ear
NERVOUS DISEASES.
phs,mati-m. Neuralgia tieG isches.
Frrrmt aud All skin Diseases are gwen
spectral attention.
cHRuNc DISEASES
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Joseph Bower. who purchases
the coal used by the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, admits that
he accepted money and stock val
ued at more than $4,000 in three
years from various coai cJmpa
les who gave him from
TO ) cents ton on all coal
purchased for the railroad COM
pany. In accepting this, ne eX-
plains. he was simply following
custom. And of course the coal
companies got it back from the
ordinary customer, while charg-
ing it up to the miners.
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Epilepsy or Fits
TREATED BY THE BEST
METHODS.
OTHER DISEASES.

Scrofula. syphilis, Structure, Narico-
ce'le disrharrirE olcs gicaf AMI Gtnit8
rnarF diseases .kili'lir treated.
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DENUNCIAS EN-
NARANJlTO.
UnO fu6 aCusadO ALI nOr ssCala-
mientO en- primer gradO.
(De naestro corrssponsal)

Diciembre "a Los meyc.a tas Juan
Martirc 'Tauutl Rodriguez, Ocsaviano
Diaz, De 1Iolina Eusebio Fuentee,
fueron denunclRdos por el cabo Santos
Lopez p Iicia Martin por iDfracciones
las "Leyes de Sanidad." /"
Rafael Wales, comerciante, compr6 el
establecimiento que pertenecfa Alfredo
Archilla, ensanchando con este el campo
de sus operaciones.
-EI individuo Carlos Aguayo Cardo.
ma, fue acusado por Ignacio Torres, por
escalamisnto en- primer grado. La suma
malamente adquirida aEciende Is dollars
80 ceDtavos. Cometi6se el delito en- Ba-
rrio Nuevo, sitio denominado Salto de
Comsrfo. Los policias Lorenzo Rafael
Hernandez salieron en- persecution del
acusado, este, al verlos, puso los pies en-
polvoTcsa. Els necesario aleiar de Ia So
ciedad esos miembrOsj eDfermos, rconta-
minados por Ia depTavaci6n de las costum.
bres, y aplicarles el corrective que mere
Gen.. Ct:
---Jesds Lopez tambi6n SO quej6 q Ia
policia de que le habfan secuestrado algu-
mas fanegas de cafe. Por muchas investi-
gacioneB que hiciera el activo cabo Santos
Lopez, han sido nulas, -Psrecs todo en-
vuelto en- misterio.
En- breye Sc publicar6n unas nOticiap,
aludiendo al Deps tamento Dc Educaci6n
y al Inspector de Bayam6n, por ciertas
imposiciones con la Junta Escolar de este
pueblo. Els uecesario decir la verdad sin
TOdeos nj ambajeg, fuBtigar con ell ldti.
go de la justicia esOs grandes funciona-
rirs, para que nuestra yoz de protesta re.
percute por todos los ambitos puertorri- :
quefiOs, y 81 es posibla, adn mas lejos.
-FelfCita Rivera Manuelita Wales,
bell1simas sefOritas puertorriquefias, han
venido aqui, desde San Juan, pasar en-
sOciedad, con noBotros, unos dias de agra,
dable solaz
Neptune, no satisfscho, de nuevo CO.
mienza hacer sus enSayos envi6ndonos
enormes chorros de aqua, en- tanto Febo,
como tfmido, de vez en- cuando aHoma en-
10 alto, su faz radiosa.
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Las MISAS de AGUI
naIdO en- BafCelO-
meta.
In6ipidGOs que tuVieFon Ia desgraCia
de Caerss de IN arh0I.
Gran G0nCurrsnels ds eanpssIass huho 81 Hsrnss
aneI l0hIad0.
lDs naestro eorresponsall

Diciemhre 26. Las misas de aguinaldo
dieron principle aquf desde 81 dia is, y
apesar de la lluvia, la eoncurTencia al
temple cat6lico ha sido extraOrdinaria.
Hemoa tenido el gusto de Dir Jas voceS
de las bellfsimas sefioritas nifaB que
componen 81 coro parecen angeles ento-
nando sus cSnticoB al cielo.
ReIacionamos los nombTes de las estima-
das amigos que en- el temple dan eBplen.
dor q estos actos religiosos;
MaDuela Mufioz, Isabel Fernandez,
Carmen Cabrera, Juanita Hornedo, Jose.
"a Mufoz, Lucia Sotelo, Carmen Fern6n-
dez, Josefa Suria y Mercedes, Rosalins
Suria, Maria BaTTeiro, Natalia Mufioz,
Hemor experimentadO la satisfaction
de estrechar Ia mano del inteIigente j6ven
Luis Dfaz que ha Yenido & pasar vacacio-
mes en- este poblado.
Luciano Rivera Manuel Miranda
tuvieron Ia desgracia de caerse, elprimero
de un palo de chinas, y el segundo de IN
drbol de Nancy, Tecibiendo ambosEg gran
deH contusiones.
Gran pena hemos Bentido a Baber ss
halla de gravedad en- Ia Caroline nuestro
querido amigo don Julio Sicard6, persona
que goza de. grandes simpatfas en esta ju-
Tisdicci6n.
Ell yiernes fa6 grande la.concurrencia
de campesinos que vino al poblado con el
fu de adquirir las medicinas que se dan
para los que padecen de uncinaTia.
Hemos visto muchoB individuoB somes
tidos al tratsmiento este, que "a estan
fuertes coloTados.
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FALLECIMlENTO EN- CHICAGO

POr esquela que hemos recibido de la
casa ''Lord & Thomas," de Chicago, in
f6Emase el sensible fallecimiento del socio
de Ia misma Mr.. Ambrose L. Thomas.
Ell falleeimiento de este honorable ca
ballero ha sido sentidfsimo por sus hume
rosos amigos y relacionados, pueB gozaba
de alta reputation social y era hombre de
exquisite fineza social.
La casa "Lord & Thomas" ha recibido
multitud de menssjes de p6same por la
p6rdida de Mr.. Thomas; la cual no altera
la marcha de la sociedad, por eatar previs-
to el triste case en- el contTato social.
Euviamos nuestro sincere p6same a Ia
soCiedad "LorG & Thomas y los fami.
liares todos del senior Ambrose L Thomas,
~ue en- paz descanse.
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De SOGlEOAD.

In debut en- Pomce.-EI sabado 6ltimo
debut6 On Ponce la compafi1a de zarzuela
Gel Cabo Primero", ''Venus Salon. y
"Doloretes'' merecieron buena acogida del
inteligsnte pdblicO que llen6 ell Coliseo.
En- "Venus" obtuvo una ovaci6n la
gefiora Aida Gomez que hubo de ''bisar''
el bale argentine del dltimo cuadro. Real
muy aplaudido 10 mismo las demas
parties de la compa1fa.
La concurreucia de damas fu6 distin-
gui9isima y entire elias vi6ronse las ele-
gar OF y bellaB sefioraB sefioritas de
LloIeAF, Mcret, Armstrong, Clausells,
Rameri, PARA, Dassi, y Oppenheimer.
NOtas.-simpdtica pareja en- que SO reu-
nen bellezs y viEtudes de una bella y cul-
tfsima DANA y Ia correction de un exqui.
sitO caballero, formar& pronto hermoso
nido de amoV.
Los distinguidos j6venes de la sociedad
poncefa, Srta. Enriqueta Oppenheimer y
Nicolas Santini ssllaran en- no leiana facha
ante el altar criBtiano, la promesa que hoy
une sug almas Nuestra felicitaci6n.
En- San JuGn.-Se encuentran en- esta
ciudad, q donde llegaron aver, pasarGn
las Pascuas y Aho Nueyo, las .bellas y
distinguidas sefioritas de Sabana Grande,
Rosa Blanca Rodriguez, Blanca Maria
MaIaret Ana Randoll.
Triduo hermosO de juventud, belleza y
distinction exquisitaS, es de desear sea 10
mas prolongada possible su estsncia en- la
ciudad.
Bien venidas.
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uN cAMBIO

squitativo. Incuestionablemente SO
realizan. fuUrtes sumas de diner0
por las especulaciones mas senci-
Has; pero las grandes fortunas pro.
ceden de los negocios leg1timos y
de buena f6, en- que los efectos pros
porcionados yalen ell precio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hombres de me-
gocios han acumulado sus milo.
nes enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos Y fieles en- todo contrato &
compromise, gozan de la confanza
del p1blico y dominan un comereio
que no puoden alcanzar los com.
petidores rramposos y de mala f6.
A 10 largo no paga engafiar & otros.
In farsante puede anunciarse con
I'm ruido semejante al sonido de
mil eornetas, pero pronto Sc le llega
& eonocer. Los fabricantes de La
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
siempre han ohrado baio principles
muy distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al p1blico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente do sus m6ritos Y solo
ontonces permitieron que su nom-
bre Sc diera q la estampa. AL
p6blico Sc lie aseguraron los result
tados, Y encontr6 que 10 dicho era
ia verdad. Hoy la gente lie tiene
f6 como la tiene en- la palabra os
un amigo probado y de toda con.
tianza. Es tan sabrosa como Ia
miel Y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curatiYos del Aceite
de H..S4do de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Sill
vestFe. Ayuda q Ia digestion, AFRO
ia las lmpurezas de Ia Sangre Y
eura la Anemia, Escrofula, Debili-
dad, Linfatismo, Tisis, y todas las
Intermediates Demacrantes. stEl
Sr. Dr., Enrique Prins, Medico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: En- mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
y me complazco en- certifcarlo, re.
comendando su uso como de result
tado muy eficaz." Nadie sufre IN
desengaflo con esta. De venta
an todas las Dro0uerfas y Boticas
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SEMPER.
SsfaIamisntOs del Tribunal Supreme on PIeitO
CIViles.

EnerO-Martes 15.-Martiniano Mar.
tfnez Ohuvifas, ex.parte con eli Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, dominic do fnca rdstics
Microbes 16.-Delores G. viu.s d.
Bernabes con ell Pueblo de Pu5lto h1co,
cobro de pesos.
Jueves 17.-MerCedes A. Guitidn y
otrOs con Ell gobierno de Pueuo Rico, re
tifcaci6n de tasaciOnes = otrt 3 particula.
res.
Viernes 18.---Ram6n M. Sifre y otrr
con el concejo municipal de Mayagiez,
Mandamus.
Martes 22.-Tomasa Subirana Mir y
otro VS.. ell juez de la corte de- distrito de
Ponce, Certiorari.
Microbes 23.-AciSclo Diaz VarcarceI
con Arturo Guerra SUCCESSION de Mauri.
clio Guerra, demolici6n de una obra in
demnizaci6n de perjuicios.
Jueves 24.-Amalio Cepeda con AdoI.
70 AndinO, Oposici6n un expediente de
dominic.
Viernes 26.-El Pueblo de Puerto Ri.
CO con Francisco Bernab6 PLAZA y otrov,
cobro de pesos.
Martes-Rodolfo Colberg con ell Baneo
Territorial y Agrfcola, nulidad de poster.
gaci6n de hipoteeas y otros extremes.
Sef5GlGmientos oTimin0les. Martes is.
= El Pueblo do Puerto Rice, CON Antonio
Paz Santos, complicidad en- homioidio
VOluntaEio,
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De Tegrss0.

Han llegado hoy esta Ciudad, de re-
gresO de Ponce, los esposos Hefiora Aida
Gomez y F. Vega, que trabsjaban 60 la
Compaffa de Zarzuela, que actua hoy en-
aquella ciudad. ~
La aplaudida tiple 80 propone efsctuar
algunas funciones en- esta ciudad parece
q. le auxiliaran ca su trabsjo los noidos
artistas Velez y MonteBinos. Luego deiaran
& p. Rico los estimables artiatas q. tantag
simpatias han Babido conquistar aqui, y
que Sc proponen II q Espafa para luego
TegresaT 4 So hermosa terra surameri.
cana.
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0BET0

Ha fallecido aver el venerable anciano
don Francisco Ramos Latour.
Era persona muy estimada en- ssta ciu-
dad por nu laboriosidad y honradez = esta-
ba ligado q familias muy distinguidas
de esta ciudad. Esba mafiana llev6se q
efecto 81 entierTo desu cad6ver, Cuyo pia.
doso acto estuvo coneurrido
LA Correspondence" da su sentido
pesame & sus familiareB, entire los cuales
fguran amigos particulares de esta casa.
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BenunGIaS en- BaTrOS.

Con motive de los sucesoB ocurridos en-
Bagros Y de los cuales hemos informado
al pdbIico, Be han hecho denuncias contra
Jose Arroyo, Juan Ventura, Eladio AFRO
20, Santiago Berries, Francisco Sure, Jose
Camacho, Benigno Rodriguez, Jose G.
Rivera Simeon Quintero.
Un Juez especial actuarS en- este case
por estar denunciadas aquellaS autoridades
iudiciales.
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-a q.
GONUNlGADO.

Conste, que no soy el autor nj i4spira-
dor de las notas que de este pueblo uubli-
ca Gel Agnila de Pueltoi Rico pnes hace
mas de dos amos que no publico NADIA en-
ningdn peri6dico polftico siempTe aces
tumbro frmar y responder de mis- escritos,
pues creo Que 81 que no tiene 81 valoT de
sus convicciones no debe eacribiE NADIA pa
"a 81 p6b ico CidTa, Diciembre ~ de-
1906, ROssndO GorasrO Rodriguez
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De GRAVEDAD.

Desde hace unos dias guarda CANA, de
gravedad, Ia distinguida sefloFa dola De-
Tia Pl6e Viuda dc Martinez, madre del
aventajado artista puertorriquefio don Ma
nuel Martinez Pl6e.
Hacemos votos por la salud de Ia respe'
table sefiora Plee.
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MlssO original

En- Paris go ha alberto al p6blico uno
de los museos mas originates que SO como
cen: ell de las falsifcaciones industriales.
AL lado de las marcas aut6nticas se ex-
hiben las falsifcadas Ell museo, pueB,
cuenta casi todos los industriales de Fran
nia
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lH!sa { d PaIIeIl.

Acabo de recibir, nuevo surtido de
polainas de cuero de puerco, Dc regla.
meuto, So precio So 90 clasa extra en-
FlcrBheim, Glen hpos diatintoz, 10 meior
en- Pto. Rico. 'El Popular" AmsricO
salau.
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lei algodon
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