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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Christmas German.

As anticipated, the Christmas dance
given last night at McBurneY's Hall by
the Alexandria German Club was one Of
the most brilliant social siiIirs Of the sea.
son. The hsll was beautifully decorated
with eyergreens and Christmas bells, red
and green being the color scheme. About
200 persons were present, over half OF
whom took par, 10 the german, including
a large number OF out oi-t""n people
The german Was led by Judge Barley
and Mr.. Harry Beverley. The girls
looked their prettiest, their gowns were
lovely aud the music most inspiring.
During the intermission supper was
served. The chsperones were Mesdsmes
Armstrong, Jones, Mushbach, Uhler,
Douglas, Faulkner and Miss Cora
Cochran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Accidents to Boys.

A,outh named Willie Petit, a mes
senger in the Postal Telegraph service,
had his right leg broken in two places
Yesterday by jumping on a moving
wagon. The boys leg was caug ht 10
the spokes of one OF the hind wheels,
when he,called to the driver TO stop The
vehicle. This WAS done as quickly as
possible but not before the leg had been
broken Young Petit was removed 10
the Alexandra Hospital where he re-
ceived surgical aid.
Leonard Evans, a youth living 10 the
southwestern section of the city, fell on
the street yesterday snd sprained his
rlyht arm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
viii Enforce the LAW.

In accordance with previous an.
nouncemeut, Mayor Psn has instructed
Chief Goods of the police force to see
that the officers enforce the law against
the use Of guns, pislol-, large-sized
irecrsckers, toy cannon, eci., during the
Christmas season. The Mayor has en-
deayored daring the pas. two years to
bring about q more sane celebration oil
Christmas by the elimination Of danger
Gus and annoying explosives, in which
work be has the good wishes Of q laage
majority Of the community. 10 most oil
the large cities this unnecessary feature
OF Christmas has long since passed
aWav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Pronerfy Sales Today.

Capt. r. F. Knox sold todsy at the
Royal street entrance TO the City Hall
the following property
A lot of ground with a brick store and
dwelling on the north side of Cameron
street and east side Of Henry street to
Robt w. Ballenger for $4,000.
A lot of ground with the frame dwell
ing thereon on the north side of Cam
eron street near Henry to YIN. f. Ham
ersley for $3.50.
A lot Of ground with the frame dwell
ing thereon, on the south side of Cameron
street near Fayette to J. +. Cox for
sl,OO5.
A lot adjoining the above on the south
TO ]. +. Cox for 800.
w. II. Wade has sold to Mrs Hattie
f. Hammond q house and lot on thu
west side of Columbus street, between
Wolfe and Wilkes.
Miss Rosa Henle has sold to W. /.
Gllingham the house add lot No. LOG
Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
UMy Wife's Family. +"

That The citizsns of Alexandria will
have chance to make Christmas day a
merry one, is vouched for by the fact
that ihs merry musical farce comedy
success, MY Wife's Family" will oc'
cupy the stage of the Opera House on
thst date. All DESTROYS OF attending
either the matinee or evening perform
ance are advised to purchase their tick
cts in advance, as the business which
hiss been doIe by this attraction every
where this season has been something
phenomenal, aud from the outlook al
present it will doubtless be duplicated
here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
The New Electric Plant.

Shortly after dark yesterday evening the
current was turned on OF the works of the
Alexandria Electric Company, and elect
ed lights shone from stores, Offices, resi-
'dences aud factories. The lights were
satisfactory in every particular, As has
been stated in the Gszstte, the duplicate
machinery for the plant has arrived, and
within the next three weeks it is pro-
posed 10 light The street lamps with
electricity. The lights we're burning
M to IL o'clock last night, but the
works will run all night hearalter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Syhristmas Celebrations.

The various Sunday Schools will hold
their Christmas celebrations as follows
Christ Church-Monday, Dec. "a 81
4:S0 p. m. ~ o,
81. Pauls Church Monday, Dec. Il,
at p. m. "a
Grace Church Friday, Dec. 20, at
1880 p. M.
NJ +. Church South - Wednesday
Dec. 26, at 1880 p. m
Trinity NJ. L. Church -Thur8day
Dec. p, at 1880 p. m.
NJ. P. ChurcE-Friday Dec. Is, at
1880 p. m.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Tuesday,
Dec. IS, at 1880 p. m.
Second Presbyterian Church-Fdday,
Dec. %, at 1880 p. m.
Second Presbyterian Chapel-Thuis-
day. Dec. y. at 1880 p. NJ.
s.. Mary's Chlrch held their sunday
School celebration yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22

Wheatley for interment. The deceased
was 40 years
One of the conductors of the Wash
inglon, Alexandra and Mount Vernon
Railway was taken In custody in Wash
ington last night FOR az allegsl Irregular
ity in his accounts.
Mr.. Robert n. Crook had the little
finger of his left hand cut of BY cir
cular saw while at work in the csrpen
ters' shop at the Southern Railway depo.
in this city yesterday.
Rev. w. B. Stoddard, President OF
the National Christian Association, will
preach in the Free Methodist Church
tomorrow morning and night. The even.
ing discourse will be on 'The Lodge. "
It is stated that the engineering off
GERS of the United States army having
charge of the big wharf at Fort Hunt
have determined not TO build a new
wharf at the army post for the present,
but will repair the old pier and keep 1t
in service for several months longer.
The Sunday School OF the Mission CT
the Good Shepherd held most success
ful celebration yesterday afternoon. The
tree WAS beautifully decorated BY the
members OF the Guild, and prizes, candy,
nuts and oranges were dispensed to 8
large crowd of delighted children.
Mr. W. r. Emerson, vice president and
general manager, and Mr.. X. Bruce Emerson,
the popular superintendent Of the Emerson
Steam Pump Company, Of this city, were to-
day each presented with handsome gift ~
their employees az O token OF esteem In which
they are held. Mr.. p. A. Kersey made the
presentation in q short speech, which was
feelingly responded TO by the athcere.
DR., Greenfield, veterinary urgeon Of Wash
ineton. as is.his custom, today gave two tyr
KEYS 10 paid men Of the Alexandria ire de-
partment. The seven employees threw dice
fox the birds, and they were won By hr.
Henry Posey and Mr.. Stephen Taylor OF the
Columbia
The Alexandra Water Company is laying
fonr-inch main from the corner OF Union
and Wolfe streets to the river so that an aoun'
daut supply Of water can be secured Of The
Alexandris Electric Company's plant.
The n. Schiller Beef Company has large
stock of fine dressed turkeys, chickens and
birds, TO which they invite the attention OF
The Emerson Pump Company will present
each Of its employees With q Christmas
tarkey.
Oysters fried, stewed or raw. Dining roou
omen on Sunday during oyster see2on. Z.
II. Zimmerman, Market Space. hb %Stf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
The ElkS.

For some years past in all the festiyi,
ties which have taken place at the glad
Christmas season there has been not one
which afforded more genuine pleasure to
large number of people than the
Christmas baskets for the poor given by
the Alexandria Lodge of Elks. So many
hearts have been made glad through the
lovely charity that the lodge has decided
to observe the same beautiful custom
this year, and hiss appointed commit
tee to take charge Of the affair and make
il q Succegs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Christmas Market.

The market this morning presented an
animated appearance, although the Of
fering of produce was By no means
large. A considerable quantity Of green
stuff for decorations wss on the benches
of country people, while Christmas trees
were in abundance. The florists had
exercised their skill in the preparations
of wreaths, sc. Produce was still high.
Turkeys we're salliugnt 20 10 % cents per
oound ard chickens from So to 60 cents
each. Eggs sold at 80 10 SO cents a dozen,
and butter IS cents pound.
The market will remain open all day
next Monday and for short time Tues
dav morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
5. A Pair of Country Kids. =

The attraction at the Opera House on
Wednesday, December &c, is the new
rural comedy success, "A Pair of Coun-
try Kids" and is pronounced by all since
its opening performance one of the best
country comedies OF the day, and one OF
the sure signs that it is all that is claim
ed for it is the fact that it has been and
continues one of the greatest successes OF
the season. The excellent company
clrried by the manager, Mr.. c. Jay
Smith, have helped to bring this compa-
ny among the leading attractions OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Personal.

Miss Kate and Miss Julia Monroe, are
10 New York spendin 6 the winter.
First Lieutenanls Charles NJ. Smith
and Leo r. DJwney, -ergeants Il. D.
Hoffman, Ralph McBurney, X. T. A.
Johnson, and w. T. Hellmulb, Cofpo'
rails A. Harriss, o l.. Watkins and +.
p. Van dc Weslerlakcn, and Cadets F.
II. Rogers, Beaitie and Riggs. students
at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
have arrived at their homes in this city
where they will spend the holiday
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Paul have gone
to Harrisburg. Pa, to spend Christ
mas with their parents.
Mr.. +. p. Wheailey left last night for
Rocky Mount, n. c., to spend the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with his sister. Mrs. Geo. +. keegan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
ST. NIarN's Church.

The sixth Of the present series OF even
inc ve.per serFices will De held at st.
Mery's Church tom orrow evening at
seyen.,hirty o'clock. The psalms, which
nnder the Mou Propria OF Pope Plus \
are now required to be rendered by male
voices 10 the ancient Gregorian setting,
will be sung by the full male choir. The
sermon will be delivered by very Rev.
A. Z. Doyle, c. :. P, of the Apostolic
Mission House, Of BroOkland, d. Q.
la his sermon, Father Doyle will discuss
the present religious situation in France.
A leading member of the order OF Pau
list Fathers, noted for his deep learning
and wide acquaintance with European
affairs. an exemplar OF progressive
American Catholicism, Father Doyle is
exceptionally well qualified to discourse
upon the subject OF the French govern
ment's persecution of the Catholic CAurch
in France. The Paulist order, TO which
Father DOYLE belongs, was founded IN
this country over 20 years ago, by Kew.
Father Hecker and four associates, all OF
whom were converts. made 80 as result
n, the Tractarisn Movement of ls4o.
Rather Heeker was associated 10 ina
Rrook Farm movement, with George
William Cun;s, Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles A. Dams and other eminen
American lileratures and Philanthro
phists The work of he Fsulist tAther
is principally confined to missions FOL
- ,lics and non-Catholics. Standing
va for the Catholic faith in all its in
" and completeness. they hav'
rtheless accomplished great good II
country by their non Catholic Mis
;, in which, in spirit OF broad
deduess, they endeavor to dissemi
better understanding of Cathoii
rine. The Paulis,s might be cslie
genous to The United States as neaTl
its members are American citizens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Colered Mau Sentenced.

In Criminal Court No. Of Washing.
ton yesterday Justice Stafford sentenced
George T. Preston, colored, to term oil
six months in the work house for an as
ssult on John w. Matthews with dan
gerous weapon. Both men we're en-
ployed at the government printing office
and becams involved in quarrel Pres
ton WAS for long time 3 resident of this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
LOCAL BREvITuES.

Mr.. ]. D. Knight has been awarded
the contract for the erection OF wagon
and colt sheds at Fort Hunt The
structures will cost between $1,000 and
IS, 900.
The remains Of Harvey I. Matthews,
Who died in Washington yesterday, VIII
be brought here tomorrow ny Mr. b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Charter.

A charter has been granted 10 the
Williams Watchmsn's Clock Company
Qncorporated), of Alexandria. The Of
iicers are II. II. Darneille, president; c.
W. Darr, vice president; F.. s. Norton,
secretary and treasurer; F. Williams, q.
f. McCate, b. + Adams and NJ. @.
Darneille, all of Washington. Capital,
100000. Objects : Manufacturing and
selling clocks of certain patent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Police Court.

rJustice II. B. Cation presiding.
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
Frank Brooks, colored, arrested by
Officer Roberts charged with assaulting
Annie Brooks, was fined So.
Rufus Robinson, colored, arrested by
Officer Jones charged with gambling,
was 6ned 81. so.
Henry McCockrell, colored, arrested
by Officer Jones on suspicion of stealing
chickens, had his case continued and was
released On his own ,ecognizsnce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Death Of Miss Stabler.

Miss Mary L. siabler, who had been
in falling health for long time, died at
the residence Of her brother, Mr.. Lau-
renee Stabler, on south st. Asaph street,
at G o'clock this morning. The deceas.
ed was daughter Of the late DR.. Richard
II. Stabler, and was greatly esteemed by
a large circle Of friends and acquaint.
snces. She was consistent member OF
st PauPs Church, and throughout her
life had been an earnest christian,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Errata.

II WAS Mr.. John Robert Taylor, OF
Fairfax. not Fredericksburg as stated
Yesterday, who died on Tuesday last.
The District Of Columbia Commission
ers reported uufavorably, not favora6ly
as stated yesterday, the bill providing Tor
the election oftwo delegates to the House
from the District of Columbia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Policeman Elected.

at the meeting yesterday evening OF
the Board of Police Commissioners Jas.
Talbot was elected member OF the
force TO Eli the position made vacant by
the resignation Of James T. Smith. The
newly. elected officer was sworn in this
morning by Mayor Paf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22

In accordance With the ruling Of the tiiss
Assistant Postmaster General box rents a. lne
Alexandria Postofice will be reduced, 10 axe
effect January l. 1907. as follows BOXES
which now rent for Zoe per quarter will rent
Tor 6oc; those aow 81 OF 75c; those noT Sl.25
II 81; these now - At 81 20,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Washington ST. Nj. T.. Church
South.

Tomorrow will be n day Of special in
terest at the Southern Methodist Church.
Rev. Mr. Bulla requests the presence Of
the entire congregation. His subjects
will be: IL a.. m. 1.-The Worth of Boy. "
1880 n. m. "a Beautiful Story"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect Of clogged
bowels and torpid liver, until constipation
becomes chronic. This condition IS unknown
10 those who use DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
the best and gentlest regulators Of Stomach
and Bowels. Guaranteed by F. 8. Leadbeater
Il Sons, druggist. Price Csc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22

Open tie bowels-DeWih's Little Early
Risers are recOEm5nded ard sold by W. +.
Creighton d Co., 40l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22

The right thing in the right place "a bot
lie of Blondheim and SYift's prepared Holse
Radieh on the Christmas table.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Local Matters.
SUN and rids Table.

sun rises tomorrow at 7:l6 a. IN. and ssls
at 4:43 o. m. Hign water at l:21 q. m. AMI
I ~ n IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair and colder tonlgn.
with Temperature below freezing. Sunday
fair. fresh noithwesteTly winds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
AcLARlc|ON OPORTUNA

Ea al saeundo semestrs del ESQ
1906 exisNs eom ostsnS's sn sl Ahaato
do ca"nes eu esta eiudad,
r guardian af MI abastsdores los
ssfiorss Cosma Clavell. Pedro J. Pa
FRA. Eusah'o Salinas. Braulio Sail.
pas, Jos6 J. Lion, Rosendo Colon,
Francisco DAvi'A. Jni6 Carriaga y
Copeasci6n Maldopado.
Eta misma o IN aeteneiA di6 lugAr
kqua habi'se ahundaneiA dc eArne pa.
ra In vsots y al preeto 10 aostu vieae
do 20 h&stA 10 esptAvos kilo.
OoUo ss sonsiguisnte slsndo ma :
yor la mstanzA ' mas bsio los pre-
clos. sl m pio ssnfA mas derecho &
entsAdas. por este eoneapto, puss el
dere, h que 90 DsgA 90 DOR sl ndmero
de srrobas que SO bsne efeis al dblieo.
Aaf v'mos QUE en- IA de Agosto dc
1905 GO x ,sndisron 3023 kilos, mien
trss Qas On igual fsshA de / 900 solo
habfA { ls vsnsa rdhias 2,S35 y en- Is
do Agosao d. /, eos 20 ex nsndieron 2, O93
y On igual f"chA de l, 0r6 solo 90 ex'
psndisron 2 4Sl
El nd ero do Ahastsdoras hoy
Qusds rsdro'do 4 Q afro Oinso, los
cue no soslisnen nipguna sompetsneia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16

MERCEDES Is Aver fu6 operadl
ca sl Asilo Tsieochs ID aIisnsda Flo
mena Martfn'z. Foe trasladads dss
pu6s Al hospitalillo dc loeos. Hol
sstk muy msiorada dc la nsienaei6r
mental y do 10 opsraci6n que 20 10 hi
hseho.
Las resas bsnefeiadas On sl ma
tadsro rdblieo han sido osho con NJ
total de 243l libras y puestss & 10 ven
10 4 81 ssntavos kilo.
LA Corte do DIstrito hA con6r
mado On el tia dc aver oil divorcio 90
licitAdo por don Juan Rubert Busea
glia.
tx 'stencia do pFesoa On el De-
p6sito Municipal On sl dis Do hoy:
Varones, As; Muisres, 8. Sslidoi
hoy 8.
Con motive do ser hoy dia de 10
Asunci6n, 10 Iglssia eat6liea ha cels.
brado hoy solemnes esrsmoniAs.
En- el mitin republicano que se
selebrar& el 10 del eorrisnts en- el
ssatro <La Perls, tomsr&n parts lca
ssHorss We've, Barboss, Rossy, Coll
y Cuehi y Falcon, oradorss de San
Juan; y do Ponce, los aeiiorss PARA,
Domenseh. Tous Soto, Zavala y &c.
pdlveda.
-Denuuciado Rafael Martinez por
inseato, fu6 eondenado por 10 Corts do
Distrito 4 einso ,aos do presidio.
La Corte municipal hA aondsna
do 6 Francisco Dulles y & Ruto Ro'
m&n por agrssi6ni sl primero & 20
dfas dc s6rcel y sl ssgundo o dc
malta; & Elsdio Pino por sgresi6n 8
81 esposs. $50 Dc multa.
Hoy 90 cslsbraron dos iuieios,
On virtud dc nueesos ocurridos on el
bArrio de sGssrag&scs denuneiado
por los policfss Manuel Alomar ,
Nemesio Disz; el primero contra Joi6
EscobAr sobrs ordepar EOS munieipa
los cue apel6 do 10 sentsneia On el Juz.
gado de pes y fu6 eonnrmada on 10
Corte municipal con pens do docs do
liars ~ esntAvos, y al segundo con
TIRE BAutists Cor z tlez, Jose Eacobar,
Bautista Gonzalez N, y Manuel RI
vera, sieudo este altimo 81 sgrsdido
Hoy eontrajeron matrimonio oi
vii On el iuzgado de Psz, Gersldo AL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
.FRACAS0 EN- PERSPECT|VA

dos, sonspisuos. ilustres, y ellos, agra
deeidos & Ashumsrio tanto. y pussto'
% isqua para demostrar 10 vsrdad "a
todcs esos aAli hektivos, dan dc Of to
do 10 qua puedep. & fin dc superarss q
Of mismos, y supsrar tsmb'6a, con sl
esfderso orAtorio, les numsrosRs diff
cultadss ca que 90 encasrtran ampe
Eadoa sus scnmilisones y smig6s
Psro todo ESQ rssulta in6tll.
81 Mirabssu resucitAss, y vinisse
& Ponce, y squf psrorsss sobrs uns
tribuua. q 10 fas dol pusblo. al oonja-
70 de 90 poderoso ve,ho 90 estrella-
rfa ante IL realidad siempre que tire
tass .ds hscsr rspublisauo pcrQue
Ponce ss ahora On pueblo sminsnts
mente unionissa.
Es an dsspertAr dc eoncisncias, nm
mandate do Ia evoluei6u, una ssfial
de los h.mgos.
ri obstkculo oonQue tropiezan los
rspublicsuos 90, por tarso, indWtrus'
tibls.
ri nero hssho de snviar sl Direa
torio republieano lon meiores orado.
res do su partido. para hablar On
Ponee, 90 una prusbs palmaris do 10
spurado cue esskn.
Be presume 10 que los sguarda.
u teacAso monumental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16

Muy prontc, el pr6xlmo s&bsdo,
ssg6n 50 dice, darEn los repuhliaAnoi
ua m tin d. propaganda On Ponce.
L,s psri6dicos de dichA aoleetivi'
dad auuneisn dieho seto & son de bonn
bo y ulstillos.
evsnd'a. altman, 10 plana mayor
dc nusstros orsdores. su prssiigio y
30 eiosusrs!a dark mayor relieve
tan hsrmosa manifaataoi6n polfsica.
Y sas discurtos gSrtntisSrGn nusstra
vietoriA en les sleesLonss munisipales
de Pocca
M son las mismss palabrss. psro
sl ssnti DO 81 oil mismo. Son eonesp-
toa de astsrotipis que TODD sl mundo
saba de- msmoria; un vsrdadero clichS
gastado uor oil uso; sl t6pieo do STEM
pre-; idess que no varis-, aun suAndo
20 vressntsn ader;zAdas & gusto dc
eadA suknr.
Despu6s de- tndo. tales CON vsncio'
nslismos son de inuy buan vsr On po'
lfuaa = son i'm ,rsseiu iudiblss parA los
..".usrtidos d6bIlas. 1Ds que modo
vivirisn ante 10 avides do los hsehos,
sino ID dorAran eon ilnsionssp
Lusgo. 90 prsatso lsvantAe oil kni.
mo do los orAdorss que hsn dc vsnir,
para one dsu eon 50 palabra sl result
lado Aostssiio.
Ne lee llama em,nentes, eonnota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
IMPRBSIOIES Y NOTIC|lS

, fonao y Ergrasia Santiago, qu'enes
vivian er ccneubinato.
Sc encuentrsu en- 10 eSrcsl do
Distrito; En- sumsris, varonss. ~;
msi.ros. 4.
Cumplisndo eondsns. vsrones,
2ls; muisres. 81
Salidos: Francisco Flores, pof
psnetrar en- 10 casa sgsns, cumpli6 4
meses do prisi6p.
Ell sindieato ponesfio traits dc
llevar el <7erlA finss & San Juan pc.
70 luehsr el ehampionato hfpico CON
sl fsmoso sNsvados.
L. dispute sara On les earreras
del pr6ximo Septismbre.
-Ss prspara para el pr6xImo do
|miugo On sl h'p6dromo poneefIo, nm
snimaco stiro de piehdns, donds po'
dram conocerss los huenos tlradores.
Las sefioritas Dolores Perex
Iershsn y Carmen Maria Ortiz, en-
bsrearon en- el 6lt'mo vapor smericA'
40 para los Estsdos Unidos, con OBJ
i.to do eursar una earrera eisniffl 90.
Hay gran espsstAsi6n por como
GER el rssultado do IL eoavsnei6n ge.
neral unionists que as selsbrar& el
domingo pr6ximo. Las opinionss co.
tkn divididas scsrea dc les proba bill :
dadss do triupfo para los divsrsos
candidates. unionistaa & 10 alealdia do
10 eiudad. Aun no han sonado nom.
bres para el Ooncsio municipal , 10
Junta eseolar.
~Aysr tsrds con numNross CON
curreneia % stsetu6 el sepeiio do 10
Wfora Estsrbina Deadmore, viuda de
TArrats, on el Cementsrlo civil. Des
pidi6 sl duelo nusstro sstimsdo ami
20 don Guillermo Sehu' k
En- 10 Eseuela Industrial se ne
celita nm prt fssor de horticulture,
otro dc csrpinteris. otro do ssat,erfa
y otro de xspstsrfa.
I'm Pefuelas llevsmos hasta
hoy msyoria de 270 slestores unionis'
tas. En GlsyaniIla nueatra msyorfa
90 dc 81,
-En visie para 10 islA deaapare'
ci6 hSee tres "a - dc eats ejudAd sl
ioven Jaime Arevslo. Don Pedro
Gaut,er Gonsalez supliea notieias do
% paradero.
-Pronto march ara sara la oiudad
do Guayama la oompafia JuaIiz. De-
seamos prosperidad sl amigo Justiz
On 10 eiudad del GuamAni.
-Nuestro amigo don Rafael Ri
vera pass por 10 pens de tensr hace
dos diAs una nifla snfsrma.
-Haes tres DIES hs bsiado 10 NOR
Galidad do los niaos on satA eiudAd.
NO bisn repueatA do 10 grave
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
s|EMPRE IA UNION

Hs eausado muy buen stscto entire
los unionistas de esta ciudad 10 grsta
notieia do que han conclude lsa di.
vergenotas entre nueAtros eorreligio
narios de UEuado y Areeibo.
No % espsrAba msnos do AquelIoa
dignfsimos sompatriotas.
AmbAs poblssiones 90 han dissin
guido siempre, en- 10 ardua lucha por
las ntertadees del terruf1o; ambas son
doc 6rmes bslusrteS del unionismo;
no era possible, por tanto, que desme
ritanen sus gloriosss trsdieiones,
{ freeisndo Al pals nm eusdro tristfsimo
do discordia 8 indignation.
Los unioniEtas do Uuado y Are
sibo iran puss. unidos, eompaetos,
como an solo hombre, como una sola
voluntad, como una solA alma, ala
batAllA electoral que 30 Avssina.