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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01

ambassador Thompson, the
Senate confirmed the appoint
ment of Nj. A. Brown to be post
master at Kearney. Mr.. Brown
is well known as the editor of the
Kearney Hub, and the post
mastership of his home town
comes, in large measure, as a
reward for his tireless support of
the republican party. Other edi-
tors who have been appointed to
care for post Office interests in
their home towns are Alfred l..
Brande, one of the proprietors of
the Pierce County Call at Pierce,
and William II. McNeal Of the
Wayne Herald. Both Mr..
Brande and Mr.. McNeal succeed
ed themselves in office. Others
appointed to postofiices this week
are Charles A. Warner, to be
postmaster at Geneva; Yelling
ton A. Post at Stromsburg, and
Delbert f. Sherman at Valentine.
II
Secretary of the Treasuary
Shaw has dropped bomb in the
ranks of the government clerks.
He has publicly announced his
belief, based on a study of the
subject, that clerks in the
government employ should be re-
tanned no longer than six years
Six years in Washington, the
secretary declares, is a liberal
education, but sixteen or twenty
six years in one department is
paralysis both to mentality and
ambition. The mental paraly-
tics whose Jobs are endangered
are thinking more earnestly now
than for years past.
Under the iron rule of "Uncle
Joe" Cannon the instruction in
the House, precipitated by the
Philippine bill and carried
through the Statehood measure,
has been stamped on. The re-
bcllion cansed the republican
leaders in the House several
sleepless nights, however, and
for time it seemed as though
party measures were doomed to
defeat. One the eve of the bal
lots on both bills the insurgents
weakened aud although coalition
with the Democratic minority
promised to crown their plans
with victory, the call Of party
loyalty proved too strong. Then,
the pork barrel would have been
sealed, so far they were concern
ed, if they had carried the feud
to conclusion. Through it all
"Uncle Joe sat complacently on
the lid of the barrel and waited
tor the break in the insurgent
ranks. i he was anxious he
concealed his feelings admirably,
for his serenity was so unruliled
as almost to be ominous. Those
who stuck to their guns to the
last and refused to sacrifice their
individuality to party law, i'm
cluded the representatives from
Colorado, Kansas and Wyoming.
Members of the lower House
are chuckling over the predica-
ment one of their colleagues
finds himself in. 1t seems the
unsophisticated private secretary
of this especial Representative
forwarded to Washington by
mail three parts of a sectional
book case, using his employers
postal frank. The bookcases
contained private books, and one
of them is said to have concealed
a miscellaneous kitchen utensils,
intended for the owners home
here. The entire collection was
"unfrankable, and the local
postmaster has called on the
Representative to pay postage on
his property to the amount of
$72. The name of the Repre-
sentative is being kept secret,
but that doesn't sooth his feeling
to any great extent.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01

the total inadequacy of the trans
port service and the scant num-
Der of American ships that could
he pressed into service for the
transportation of troops. In re-
ply Congress has pointed out that
the navy department is exceeding
the appropriations each year by
hundreds of thousands of dollars
and that such extravaganza must
cease. Last year the officials of
the department not only expend-
ed the entire amount allowed
them for repair and mainten-
ance of machinery" but exceeded
that amount by 81, 900, 900.
Chairman Tawncy and the mem.
bers of the House Committee on
Appropriations have just refused
to entertain the plea that Con-
gress make good this deficiency.
To all appearances there is prom
Use of Congress taking some dras-
tic action to curtail naval expen-
SEES.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01


There is woe in Washington
society-woe and heart burnings.
The trouble lies in the fact that
there are to be only 1,50O cards
issued for Miss Rooscvelt's we'd
ding. Only l,500! There are
at the lowest estimate $1,000 per-
sons in society who are hoping
to receive an invitation. And
thus the burning question of the
hour is not statehood or tariff or
rate regulation, but Am on
the List" The wedding pre-
sents that will be showered on
Miss Roosevelt will transform the
White House into a museum of
rare and rich treasures. The
Rough Rider regiment is said to
have chosen silver service of
rare design, the diplomatic corps
of Washington is planning
magnificent gift, the jewelers.
and silversmiths Of New York
are working over time on jeweled
trifies and eXhausting their skill
in fashioning precious metals to
grace the wedding collection,
while all sorts of freak pre-
sents are being made ready.
Among these is picture of the
madonna and the Christ" won
derfully executed in white and
brown butterfly wings by Fred
Krempel, a shoemaker-naturalist
OF Milwaukee.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01

"The American navy, ship for
ship and man for man, could
whip the japanese navy, or any
other navy that rides the seas. :"
This is the declaration of Presi.
dent Roosevelt. He meant it,
too, but the fact that it was Civ
Ell wide publicity has induced
him to follow it with the en-
Tightening declaratiun that "the
japanese ships and men are
wonderful and brilliant fighters,
but not so good as the Ameri-
cans. The presidents defense
of the United States squadrons
was made in a conversation at
the White House with DIR. James
Scherer, president Of Newberry
College and for five years resi-
dent of japan. DR.. Scherer be-
lieves the Japanese navy is in
vincible, and said so. Then fol-
lowed the presidential broadside,
DIR. Scherer ran up the white flag
and withdrew, to make the story
public
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01

A number Of Nebraska editors
have been recognized by the adj
minisiration. On the same day
that it sanctioned the transfer o.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01

Squalls that threaten TO de-
velop into storm, are raging
around the navy department and
Congress. American naval ex-
perts are striving to impress on
Congress the fact that this ma
ton needs the swifttst and
heaviest battleships that can be
built, and refer to the fact that
Japan is about ready to float the
greatest fighting machine that
ever rode the seas, the Satsuma,
of 10, 900 tons. Secretary Taft
calls the attention of Congress to
the fact that the army is prac-
tically made ineffective for use
in case of foreign war or if
trouble should break out in our
insular possessions, because of
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01
Dur0C and HerefOrdS

| have some fine sows
and quilts bred TO
Custer Billy and Cad
wells Challenger, also
choice bulls for sale.
G, F. CALDWELL,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

City Of Fitzgerald cannot issue
bonds to exceed 7% of the value
of the taxable property therein
determined by the last assess.
ment of State and County taxes.
We are glad to give you the
above opinion without cost, trust
ing that we may have the favor
of acting for you in the prepare.
ton of your bonds. Thanking
you for the favor of your reply,
we are. Yours very truly,
Samuel B. Colt,
Asst. Secretary.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
Bonds for Sewers
and School Buildings
Alderman-atLarge J. E. Turner Has Made Effort to
Find Out the Truth About Our Right to Issue
Bonds, With the Following Results.

our next legislature meets and
amends our charter. so that we
can issue bonds upon the va1ua'
tons of our city property as de.
termined by our city assessors
and not determined by the re.
turns for state and county pur.
poses.
l have enquired also of the
county tax collector and the
county tax receiver as to what
our city valuations are, and they
can not tell from their records
which are not 50 arranged that
they can tell. The Comptroller
General of the state also states
that there is no way to ascertain
what our city valuations are
from his records.
You may use this correspon-
dence in order to put the true
situation before your readers,
returning same to me for future
reference.
The company who gives the
iopipivn is Uusuf the foremost in
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

each, for the purpose of Sewer
School and Water Extension
running for twenty years; pre-
pare circular advertising the
issue and certify as to their gen.
uineness for the sum of $185 90
Second: The charge f o r
Counsel fee to establish the
legality of your issue would be
$4,000.
In answer to your question as
to whether you can legally issue
up to 10 of City valuations,
which valuations are made by
our regular Board of Assessors
for the City" we beg to state
that we have examined the pap.
ers, including the quotation from
the Constitution of your State,
Article 7, Section 7, and the quo
tation from the Georgia Laws CT
1896 incorporating the City of
Fitzgerald. From these papers
it would seem to US that the two
enactments are not in conflict.
The Constitution provides that
the bonded Indebtedness of the
m unicipa1ity shall not exceed
40 of the assessed value of all
taxable property therein" It
however, does not undertake to
enact how the assessed valua-
ton shall be determined. This
is done in the City Charter by
providing that this shall be as
certained by the last assess
ment of the State and County
taxes previous TO the mourning
of such indebtedness.' We are
therefore OF tbs opinion that chs
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
Died..

The Infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. M. Graham, of Isaac,
Georgia, after an illness of five
weeks, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. L. Brigham on Oct. 26,
was inferred at Abba Cemetery.
All that loving hands and the
tenderst care of a mother, with
the best medical skill that could
be secured was of no avail, and
God took him unto himself. We
thank the good people of Fitz-
gerald for the kind attention and
sympathy extended to us during
the illness of our beloved son
that has passed away. Rev. W.
R. Ballenger, Pastor in behalf of
the family.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
Fitzgerald, Oct. %, 1906.
Hon. VIM. A. Wright,
Comptroller-General,
Atlanta %

Dear Sir:-Our city desires TO
issus bonds for sewer purposes,
etc.
Our city charter provides that
we cannot issue beyond seven
per cent. of city property values,
said values to be determined by
the last assessment for county
and state purposes.
It seems we are unable to as
certain from tax collectors and
tax receivers records here any.
thing definite as to what city
values are as assessed for state
and county purposes, and write
to ask if you can ascertain from
any records in your Office COM
piled from any reports coming
to you, what the tax values are
for our city property for the
year 1905?
Any light ON the subject will
be duly appreciated, and I beg
that you receive our thanks in
advance for whatever you may
be able to do for us in aiding us
rS Rxs fhe infur maAiou uaraaaaRY
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

Editor Enterprise,
City.
Dear Sir:
In the beginning of the year
we made an effort to call an cleo.
ton for school and sewer bonds
and were confronted with the
question whether we could legal
ely issue enough bonds, and in
the presence of that question we
Withheld action, thinking best not
to 60 to the expense of the cleo
ton when it was probable that
the bonds would be invalid.
I have taken upon myself the
trouble of getting from the most
eminent authority to be had an
opinion as to whether we could
legally issue enough bonds and
submit herewith their opinion
as a, matter of information to
the public spirited people of our
city.
It now appears that we can do
nushin4 h me Ucrd matter uutil
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ca W. Rogers
took their departure for MACE
yesterday. Mr.. r ogers' as
Master Mason, will attend The
Grand lodge now in sessieE
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
for us to proceed with.
Yours truly,
J. E. TURNER,
Alderman-at-Large.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. "a, 06.
Hon. ]. E. Turner,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Sir:
am receipt of yours of the
22nd inst, and regret that / am
unable to give you the infor ma
ton sought, for the reason that
the digest of your county does
not separate the taxable valua-
tons of FitZgerald's city prop
erty from other towns in the
county. In other words the
digest shows the value of city
and town property located in the
county, without separating the
different cities and towns.
Yours very truly,
VIM. A. Wright,
Comptroller General.
New York, Oct. 20, 06.
]. E. Turner, Esq Cashier,
Home Savings Bank,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Sir:
Your favor of the 18th inst,
relative to your proposed bond
issue. received, and in reply beg
to state as follows:
First: We will prepare on
steel engraved tints furnished
by this Com pany yonr proposed
issue of 100000 bonds in coupon
4Orms denomination of 4i,0D
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

the United States and has pre-
pared most all of the larger bond
issues, certified them and acted
as agent in selling the bonds.
Yours respectfully,
J. E. Turner.
Alderman.at-Large.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
PuLCHE. BEAE. RECTE!

Aver visisamos Ia BIhlIoteea Mu'
uisipal de eats ciudtd y quedamos
admtrados de ID buena mAnhA or
ganiz aei6n de aQuel csnsro doesnte.
A primera vista emplamoa Ia
mesa dc leeturs y frente & ella M gran
rdmero dc leetores que avidos dc Ga
serarss do las notieias universalss,
rscorrfAn les columnss de 10 prensa.
Va en- el interior, pudimou YER lcs
ratrAtos de vArios gsnera.es s1pafoles,
el vieio essudo native; 8. N Alfonso
XIII, XII y AsriA Crlstins. Vsrioa
mapas y IN gtupo del susrpo legiula
two puert1rriqu,nl.
LSa coleccionea de lA prensa isle
rs erlsn alli en- orden complete.
CuAsro vItrinas llsnss de libros
instrusIivos amenos hey tambisn.
Y east todo les dfas recibs obse'
Quios. 81 BlbliokeArio g6)r Esbli
los ha 20. ieiiado.
UlIimAmsnte 81 Presidents Raoss
vslt envi6 una solscsl6n de obvas es'
critsa 81 ing6s.
Y allf van de todas las elases 10
oialss { nuirirae son la aAvla iscar dA
de la cieacia que dif4nde sus rsyos
de lrx.
NoGotroa, ousndo vtm3s ssas ms.
iIsueiones soAIsnidas } fomentadas,
Que respondsn 81 alto grAdo de civil
,izsoi6n dc nussIro pueblo, aentLmos
IN rsgoeiio muy hondo,
oialk que desde sfoa ahA, &c vi.
nIsra aplaudlcndo eIAs BlblloNcA.
LksiIma sn vesdid que 70 dispu.
sierra 81 Gobisfno de la IllA de suf
islsnIsa fondos pa soltsner dirsess
msnts Blbl.I lsaAt el aquslIos puutos
tJnds les oorroracionss munIelpale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
La conpahia de Jesds
eligiendo Su General

Roma, Setiembre 6.-D>legados de la
compaflia de JESUS ror las naciones en-
que eKlste, cada una de las prt vincias
en- que la orden ha divldldo al mundo man
da dos representatives. Los cand 1atos
que cuentan con mayores probabllidades
son austrlacos, italianos y espafl lies. Cree
sc que los delegados de Francia, Portugal
y Brasil, votaran TN candidate espanol, re-
sldente en- Roma. Los de Norte America,
Alemania { 1nglaterra Sc lncllnan a un
austrlaco. Los demas palses da' an sus
preferenclas a IN jesuita itaiano. Aun
no suena nglin nombre en- concreto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Situaci6n de Cuba,
Confianza en- Ia paz

Habana, Setiemble 6.rEn toda Ia
lsla reloa una gran confanza en- el resta.
bleclmlento de Ia paz, que seconsidera muy
proxmo. Estan en- suspense los prepa
ra1lvos mlhtares, aunque Sc sabe que Ell
goblerno prepara ua plan de organization
que ttrezca segurldades de exito para ca
SOS como el que acaba de ocurlir. Sc re.
forzaran la guardia rural con mil Glen
hombfes el cuerpo de artileria con quiz
nlentos. Sc estable;eran guarf iciones 6jas
en- las capltales de las sels provincias. Les
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Hornbres de cicncia
en- el crater del Colifna

Mexico, Setiembre 6.-Varios hom.
bres de liencla rea)izaron aver una excur-
sion d la cumbre del volcan Collins, "
apagado desde hacia mucho tempo. Guam
do habian ascendido hasta los bordes del
crater, repentlnanente empez6 un ebulli.
cl6n subterranea Ell volcan lanz6 llama.
radas que causaron graves quemaduras a
los exploradores, obbgandoles retirarse.
Algunos Sc encuentran ba 10 pron6stico
reservado. FL volcan contn1a vomitando
llamas y lava a cortos intervalos en- pc.
queflas proporciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Obispos y Arzobispos,
Buscando soluciones

Paris, Setlembre 6,-Los obispos y
los arzobispos de Francia Sc hallan reuni.
dos en- asamblea, Despues de seis horas
en- sesi6a s(creta, cuyos detales no conoce
e. publico, acordaron dirgir al Papa Pho
X un meosaje telegra6co tendente dar al
lroblema religioso frances una soluci6n
paci6ca Cr6ese que en- dicho mems ale Sc
sololta la venla de Su Santi lad para que
una c. mission, compuesta por tres indivi-
duos del alto clero, pase a Roma iDfor.
mar directamente d la Curla proponer
las medIdas que Sc luzguen necesarias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Ell fninistro Dernbure.
Sensation en- Berlin

Berlin, Setiembre g.. Ha causado
sensation en- esta capital Ell nombramiento
del banquero judo Mr.. Dernburg para Ell
ministerio de las colonias. Sc le conoee
como un organizador en6rgico, Sc sguar-
-da que INTRODUCED reformas rad;cales, con.
centrando en- SUI o6cina los poderes repair
tidos hoy en- otros departamentos, galva-
n;zando asi el infujo colonial de Alemania
y tomando injciativas para extenderlo y
consolidate. Mr.. pernburg celebr6 aver
tarde una cntrevista de dos hcras con el
emperador Gui|lermo y el canciller Won
Bullow, a la que Sc atribuye extraordina.
ria trae Cendencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Complot en- Manila,
$50 filipinos presos


Mania, Setiembre 6.-Las autorida-
des han descubierto una conjurac6n revo
luclonF ria que ter ia por objeto luchar con
las armas en- Ia mano por la independence
del archipelago Fl trabajo de policfa Sc
debe a agentes secretos de nacionahdad
china. Est5n presos ciento cincuenta fill
plnos, entire los cua'es fguran hombres de
varies profesiones, como medcos, aboga-
dos, periodlstas, concentrates, etc. Todos
son fllplnos. neclaran que 81 plan no tn
vo nunca caracter de rebellion contra los
Estados sino de manifestation energica
para obtener las libertades del psls bajo
la baudera americana, conmoviendo ia OPT
MON con I'm levantamlento general ar
mado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Emidgio S. Ginorlo
Manuel M. GlnOriO
ABOGADOs,
Box Se6, TeletOno 1853. Allen 10.
San Juan, +, r,

coLdenaDdo loa dt dtmandados & dsdu.
cir del prtci0 de l. veLlA ds Ia flea
que ha atdJ dslcslla il EumA de nuevs
mil oehenlA J aelE pe.os con eiocuenaa
J cineO ceLtAV0s plsIa sspl d "a o 81
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psgo ue todsA euktas,
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seA Gesaido 10 que ca Ia misma 40
lieitsa,
ks ahogado dc la parts aetora a
kssFsdo Antonio AWARE NkVa.
kxtsndida tsi1 M frmA 60 San
Juan os Pssflo Rico & 10 de Agosto
de 1905.
A. Ma in Mlrlq,
stelsNrio Iusiiluso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Constantine J Saba, Vi!sgas
Comtsi0nistas.

C0rntSi0ni8tds.
75 Broid S.. New Yor E. u. A.
Direction por cable: SsbasrIo
Sc enehrgAn de sgancisr tods ella
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ducioa como cafe, cusroa, oancho Ss
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ssPecialidsd q dGsIAeho dc ereom,ep
dAa por coFreo
Sc hseen cargo dc Ia acudieuels
de lovepes esladtsntes , sn relsoi6r
con eaie rAmo suminisIran tods clap
de dAtoa J catalogot.
Oomist0nes m6dicaa
PuutltGttdadr Esmsro y rapidsz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
EDIC70


IA la Corts ds Diatrito del Distrito
Judicial &c San Juan. Eeoei6r
primera. EtAdos U 1idoa de Ame
riss. ri Presidents de los Estados
Unidos. %.
FfApsisco, Rosa, Maria del Carmen,
Nisass, ApgelinA Brunei ,
Guaytar LuisA Gusyta y Nunte
por 81 y 81 mo representAlts legal
de 50 hiis menor do cd ed Rossnds .
Brunst Guayts, (demAndAntes :
W.
Maria, Ratas ., IsAbsl, Marina '
Dolores Medina y Nsnendez, An.
gel Vasconi } Vascooi, Rafael
Vslards J Medina, ClrGep, AL
f'nso, JoI6, Maria Luisa, ) Ma
nusl AlvarAdo J Nedins, (deman
dsdosl
sobEe rObaia dc parts del presio de
ysHta do ma nnes.
En n sam'smo
II Pueblo de Puerto Rlco q Maria,
Rsfaela. Isabel, Mar.na Dolores
kedirs Menences, AUgsl Vaaso.
ri y Vasooni, Rafael VelArds !,
Medina Carmen, Alf no, Jose.
Maria Lails, J Manue. A.yAra do
, Ned No.
Por 81 prelents sdieto qas se U.
blisara leis vtess, una ytz por uA
-. "a sl psri6dieo Ia DEhocRAoIA
sHs - sdila en- ssta Uiud1d, as e,
setiesa, Por igacrarss 81 psFtdsto
gus - IL oasina del Secreiarlo de ell.
ooEts g b : pressntsdo por los sci IRE.
AaAss sitados lA demands suys dplica
aiea aAf
sFoF % e Ue:lo Dttsp s ia CorIs
gsa en 80 de as alITA iicisr sertsnels
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

& elecc 0n suya. dsntro de 80 dfAs.
81 frsgamos gAssos peones, transports
eabAllo J mtnulsnei6u. Representa-
ei6n de San Juan tsndrk satiataeei6n
SConpAfGr vsnida y rg'eso tres 60
miAionAdos PsrlA del Sur, en- autom6'
vii. suplicamos sont siaci6n. : Noble
Y Cond.na,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

no pudiesen rsali1a este pens annie to
noble y altruiats.
Ponse debs sensirse o,gullcao de
contar con IN ssl ten do csc fndole,
aobre sodo aon IN hib,ioteeario como
el atfior Esb'i que h. sAhido alevar
q grAuds allurR sQuella escuelA que
hacfA iismpo estabs comp'eismente
abandonada.
Adslants AdslsnteI
Luego, rsprsssntando como re.
preaentA 10 Bib.ioasea de Ponc una
base de educscI6n, sl pueblo ponCsiio
debe siempre prestarls ~ apoyo do
cidido.
Pu!che bene nctei
AClamas.
Ponce, Sssiemhre de 1906.
EHTUSILSMO HPI.O
Un az g ros .cilits eopias, que
publicamos, de varios telegsamas cru
xados entre los sindieAsos de Ponce J
San Juan, con motive de un dsi ratio
Dropuesto per Silucr Wedding Pers0
fnd.
Sesiemtre 4, 1906
Jol6 Lacot, Presidsnie Hlp6dromo
Ponce.
SilUer Wedding saluds csmpeones
del Sur. Dsssf . Per fla mil me
sros con mil dollars. Comoniquesalo
sindicato y aylse rssolusl6p. Notls VI
Oandind.
0NTESTAc1oN.
Playa Ponce, sstltmbre 5, 1905,
Noble ; CandtaA -ssn Juan
Conforms caoIldkd dl,tAucia. Df
g. fstha quiore venir para pseparsr
PsrlG, J0ss LaoOt
sfptismbre, s 1905
JOS LEeoI. : Ponce.
Dsaafto propuelto o. para efse'
luarse hIp6drcmo de San Juan, Fesha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
DON ROsENDO MA7|ENZO

-Ss eucueEtra 90 Ssu Juan desda
aver nueatEo Qutrldo y respectable
amigo el atfior ASIiepxo Cinsr6n,
speaker de ID CAmara de Delegsdos.
Hoy eslebr6 una entrevlatA con el @ }.
bsrnador Wlrlhrop J 90 probable que
mlHAnA regrese & 90 rsaidepeia do
Ponce.
La asludamts csrifiosAmente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
p, " Pore, aspt. 9. 1905

N0h,s CAndins Saa JlAu.
Eulsrad de suA tslegeamas Lyeol,
hIc mns l1s mismAa prcpf s'cionea
eondisl6u dispute 'fsetuArse e,t hip6'
emo, promst.6adoles, 81 lAimoa
vlctt ri sos, dsrlea dssquiIe On San
/ Stlusr 8 Nevada. ROsnlg. Moralss,
SoEQEQr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

-Esta msnAaA & les dies, frents
81 teatro suvieron una rsysrta los ar :
listas de la comps sifa de Opera 0sna4
70 Derriso , CristaptIno Cisgnani. III
pol cfa Miguel Cortea iutervino On 10
rita, denunsiAadolos al Ju'Rado de
PaE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
FIXcA RUS7|tA

Sc vends una de CINCUENTA CUE
DAs de t,rrenoa propios para pAAt4a
y siembrss do tabsoo y frusos memo
res. RAdicA en el bArrio do &Rio o.
hAs,s de- CsgaAs, y tiere una hsrmoaA
eaaA do vtviends situA1A & orillaa do
10 carreterA central.
F1iAnte irfyrmes en IL Oacipa del
Abogado Alce, calls dc BAldorioty
Csguas I'm all