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The Washington times., 1906-04-18


Der OF the Consolidated Exchange since
. lSS7, has been chosen by the nominating
committee Of the exchange as the nom
inee for president, 10 succeed l.. V. e
Randolph. who declined to run again
The salary of the Office is $4,000 a year.
Tho directors of the United States
steel Corporation Will meet April "A for
the purpose of eiecting officers. approx
ing the quarterly report, etc. From
what can be learned there will be no
change in the personnel OF the com
pany. w e Corey will be reelected
president.
The advance in the price OF copper in
London Yesterday brought the price TO
me highest in q quarter OF a century.
Cable advices state that numerous i'm
pOrtant projects are held in allegiance.
owing TO the difficulty in getting the
copper necessary for carrying them out
The general impression i'm the financial
district is that the Amalgamated CoppeU
dividend Will be increased at the meet
Ing of the directors on Thursday, but
what viii actually be done is known
only to H H Rogers and one or two of
his most Intimate friends That an in
crease In the dividend is justified is evil
dent from the fact that the Amalgamat-
eu copper company is admittedly earn
Ing more than $40 00O. 600 on its capitaI
stock Of Sl55.OOo.OOO.
The Indiana. Columbus. and Eastern
Traction Company has fled articles of
incorporation at Columbus. Ohio with
a capital OF 100000. This company will
take over the Tucker-AnthonH- and An
pleyard roads, which were recently ac-
CURED by a syndicate headed by Vi. X
Sehoepf.
The new company will build a line
between Dayton and Richmond. Ind
MIR. Schoepf will be recalled as hav-
ing been at one time president OF the
City and Suburban Railroad then
known as the lexington and Soldiers
Home Road.
The Baltimore and Ohio managenent
Is arranging to spend many millions Of
dollars along its lines. These include
improvements both i'll the East and the
West, and all are conceived on a broad
scale which will require enormous ex-
pendItures- In Baltimore it contem-
plates terminal facilities which will
need $1,000. OOO or 5000 900 to carry Ihe
, plan through. In this plan is coutem-
plated me elevation OF tracks to afford
quicker transit for train service.
Government securities fell heavily on
the st Petersburg bourse yesterday IN
on the The announcement of the terms
OF the new loan. The issue price is SS
and the bankers commission Is placed
at , per cen.
That Russia should be willing 10
issue loan on such terms shows how
ANXIOUS she was TO secure money be
fore the assembling of the Russian par
Lament.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

The advance in the price OF copper in
London Yesterday brought the price TO
the highest in q quarter OF a century.
Cable advfces state that numerous i'm
portant projects are held in allegiance.
owing to the difficulty in getting the
copper necessary for carrying them out.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

Ogden ID. Budd. who has been mem
Der Of the Consolidated Exchange since
lSS3, has been chosen by the nominating
committee Of the exchange as the nom
inee for president, TO succeed l.. V. +.
Randolph. who declined to run again
The salary of the Office is $4,000 year.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Gained Admiration.


She gained the admiration which she
sought. and caused many a futler I'm
the hearts OF the susceptible Mexican
lads. and she had an unhappy love af-
fair that caused her 10 become sad and
wonder whether life was really worth
the living.
In this condition she determined 10
end her life. and drank carboiic acid.
Two physicians hastened 10 the adobe
jacal In which Esther lived They ap-
piled the usual remedies, but apparently
without effect. The girl slowly sank in
10 the Inconsistencies which precedes
death, and then, so the two doctors
say, the breath OF life left her body.
At least they believed that IL did.
The coroner was summoned and with
him came another physician. The body
was viewed. the doctor examined the ap-
parently Efeless cOrDse. and prOnounc-
ed life extinct. The coroner rendered
verdict OF death by poisoning" and
gave a certificate OF death which would
permit the BODY 10 be buried.
Prepared for Funeral.
Preparations for the funeral were
made The body. meanwhile. lay in
bed in the front room OF the home The
father, who had always been especially
fond OF his beautiful senorita, postponed
calling an undertaken
Nearly twenty-four hours passed. and
10 be called. Then he donned his SOM
brero and crossed the river 20 Juarez.
where Dr. Rodriguez had his Office. The
Young physician had brought comfort
10 many OF his ailing countryrnes. and
Cardosa had faith in him.
come with me and bring my .urI TO
life" he commanded.
The young doctor had a tender heart.
out ne also had cool business head
Can you paw e2- ne asked
The father shook his head sadly.
Then he had happy thought
Fathers Happy Thought.
My daughters employers will see
that you are paid" he said
DR.. Rodriguez stepped 10 his teIe-
phone lie called up the department
store at which Esther had been en-
ployed I'm FL PasO He put a few cues
tons 20 one Of the proprietOrs The
latter answered that the firm would re
munerate him for his services.
Al right; the physician said 10 the
anxious father.
Whatever remedies the physician used
he VIII not say. Suffice il that they
were successful. After several hours
the first signs of returning conscious
ness were manifest. Gradually the vital
spirit returned. BY nightfalI il Was
clear that she would recover.
Meanwhile the health department
grew anxious. The coroner had issued
a death certificate. but the body hal
not been buried. No undertaken had
yet filed his documents showing that
the remains had been properly en-
baimsd. An investigation was set on
foot. and when police officers reached
the home OF the Cardosas they found
Esther prOpped up against the pillows
eating a light meal with unmistaka bic
relish.
There are those among the supers-i-
tious MeXiCanS who declare that she
1ourneyed to the world beyond ard then
returned. AS for DR.. Rodriguez when
questioned a. to the miraculous return
TO life Of his patent. he shrugs his
shoulders, smiles inscrutably and GUe-
rieS.
"Quien sabe?'
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

cHAs- p. STONE.
CHAS, W. FAIRFAX,
Trustees.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

once, Corner Ninth aad Sta
PAlD-UP CAPITAL. Si.oOO.OOo
SURPLUS. 1850. .0u0 IEARNEDs
Leans in any amount made ON a.
- proved real estate Or collateral q. rea-
gonable rates
- Inte1e paid upon deposits on rro--hix
balances subject 20 check
This company acts as executor al
min.stratOr. trustee. agent. treasure
registrar. and In ell other nduciary q.
pacitles-
Boxes FOR rent IN burglar and nre5roae
vaults for safe deposit and sforaxo -
valuable packages.
JOHN Joy EDSON. 9 rr..t...
JOHN A SWOPE- Wee Fors-f6.--
ELLIS SPEAR. Second VICE Prsaidept
ANDREW PARKER.....-.... Tr-aSrrr..
HARRY @. MEEA----- Treasursr
BOYD TATLOR----------A sslstant TreasD-s-
THOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate One
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 70 assume the naraSenert az
your real estate Careful atteation g4ysn "a
~ Getatlzu
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chicaco Msrksss.
WHAT THE KIDNEYS 90.
Their unesssins Work ksepsf Y
strong and Healthy.

u SF~SSSs VSA~ GNNSS ~
strong and Healthy.
All the blood In the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work. night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
OF impure matter daily, when unheal-
thy some part Of this impure matter Is
left In the blood. This brings on many
diseases and symptoms--pain In the
back, headache, nervousness, hot,
dry skin, rheumatism, govt. gravel,
disorders Of the eyesight and hearing,
dizziness, Irregular heart. debility,
droSsiness. dropsy, deposits ii. the
urine. etc. But II You keep the filters
right you viii have no trouble with
your kidneys.
Alfred Underwood. SOC National
street, =. Las Vegas. N. H., says:
II have had backache and urinary
trouble for several years. The urin.
airy weakness was more noticeable at
might and the secretions contained \
heavy sediment. I read about Deans
Kidney Pills In the newspapers. and
got a box at Goodali's drug store. !
found they helped me a great deal.
the first bon maktpx a greats change
In my condition. and In q short time
the trouble was entirely removed
54z -z-.3-.t - - m 1A~~-.4E$ nc<ar m
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

dssse - sxpssss tfro4xA IA@ On
&c ny hrrfsH slssks D. ~ uss
xCca kirs 1raa iesinx frtsrAs 10 ~
Aeaf dsaxAkef AAsr~n. sho m~inlsssf~f
o Aer IL hsr isss hears ed sAo =
fenderlY ard scTlsssy laid hsr sxsy
n tAe oesasifal Mascaie cen~s~fs.
lAs Gods choloest elesslnxs BE
ycSrs ~ snyrs fsrorgh life y my
srssrw HENRY srRoTHER.
so
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

No 7ss Grand ssenae. . rooms and
bath. Price. siIlA.
Ma 81 Third street . rooms ssd
hath. steam heat. range. shades.
good iasn. garden. barn. &C. Price
To tsssse~ens Q Ass~ey csrpfa.
IA &% e 0 % saAs
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Central
II. Brennan. Trinidad
- ,M#@T Y


NJ. G. Hart, st. Louis; Joseph De
witt warner, Washington, D. c.s p
r. Hodson, Washington. p. G.; Mrs.
T. Il. Jarvis, ST. Louis; ]. I. Bradley,
Seattle: j. e.. sullivan. Denver; W.
Z. Morton, Denver; E. p. Ewers, Al.
buoueroue; Fred M. Kraus, st. Louis;
w. r. Jennings. Boston: H. G. Paulin.
Philadelphia; Jas, McCleary,
Wheeling. W. Va. s.
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PERSONALS

Jose =. TrutIllo y n from s~sos.
to-day.
y. J. Hoanss i ID ne e.ts soa.s
from A~lbuqaeraue.
Mrs r. l. JarYis o. 81. L,Dwis n :
visitor il Las Vegas
Doa2ciano Medina II Ncs4N j. "
tosn 90 business today
p z Giralai q Albasss<Sss = :
visitor N The city today.
Teonls Marines b In ~ az fsor
Roeizdx today On business
C. D. Exers a AIbaau1rps. sss y
ths city YESTERDAY On busisss<.
Probate Judge Alarcou retnr1e1
from . short sisif % ssp<lIo rhis
morning.
Henry n. Lees. the mercessss q
Anton Chico. l. spending . few Gays
In Las Vegas.
Lola silva. q sister Of .Sirio silva
a. this city. ID reported 10 b dyfns
IT Fort sumner. &*
Harry copu~r. deputy United States
marshal. ieft this city for Mora last
evening on court business.
Don Jose Roman Laian. the veil
known sheep maj Of ssnchsss 10 ~
the city today on business.
Joe Matt drove out 10 the Blake
copper mines al Montana this morning
20 inspect the work On the claims.
Miss Vivian Tedsecoek. who submit
ted 10 q surgical operation for appen'
eicitis. Is reported ss slowly impros
tng. a.
: Assistant United States Attorney
Terry Leahy left this city YESTERDAY
afternoon ON a business trip To RAJ
ton.
Miss Minnie TUDOR has purchased
through the Harris Real @Estsse com
pany. the ine Jackson home on fifth
street. ~ &zHA \
Herman TredweII Of Pueblo. Colo.
a piastering contractor. who has been
doing some work In this city. left yes
terday for his home.
Con. Dennis Of Beien. IN INSPECTOR
Of the Cattle Sanitary Board. vas
II the city yesterday shaking hands
with his many friends,
Diego q. Martinez s~rsveiinx repre-
sentative or the Ell clarin del Ncrtsl
III VI Paso. Texas. IL In the city today
In the interests of the paper
Messrs. c. Tyson and =. Nacellies.
both OF Kenosha. Wis. and Frank
Smith. Of Racine. Wis, were In the
city today on their way home from
the Pacific coast. "A
Judge Henry i. Waldo and Col g.
r. TwitcheI are representing the Att
Gibson. Topeka Z Santa Fe railroad
In the case which Is being tried In
the courts at B~ernaliilo.
Mrs. /. H. Rapp intended leaving
for the east today .but has deferred
her departure for awhile owing to the
illness OF her little daughter whoI
has the ~whoopins cough.
Mrs. ]. Heineman Of Twelfth street
entertained . company Of ladies az
her home Monday afternoon ID honor
of her birthday. Cards furnished the
amusement. after which refreshments
were served.
Joseph Dewitt Warner and C.
Hodson Of Washington. d. C.. arrived
In the city yesterday. Both gentle
men are connected with the Forestry
Bureau Of the Department Of the ln-
terror, and came here to inspect the
forest reserve and to recommend to
the department new and economical
means Of disposing Of the timber.
Pablo =. Armijo. OF Emplazado.
Justice Of peace OF Precinct No. 49,.
arrived in the city late yesterday all
ternoon to transact business with the
county commissioners. but found that
they had adjourned and he viii pc
compelled To return again at their
regular session on the first Monday
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Bargain 70 quick buyer. Wire y. @.
Nay. Cleveland, O. wnAt yoa will o.
fer cash paymsnt for Ei Pine Ranch.
90 miles from Las Vegas cn ssnta
R,sss road. See ", G. Bsrnes tor de-
scts.tIoa 81 property. Ssa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Losr-Cold link cuff button. with
initial .P~ engraved on C. Finder
please return to Optic Office and get
reward. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

The saddest thing IN life n 3 poor
old age. vet thousands experience Il
~ neglecting To save towards ! com.
petence In the golden days Of youth.
The Plaza Trust and Savings bank
pays 1 per cen. interest SIT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS
M PensioN.

Sam stenson, Harvey. n. D. p
II. Savage, Richmond, Ind; p =,
Elliott. Phoenix, Ark; 8. T. oiney,
Trinidad; A. p. Quirin. Clean, n. Y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Kansas City. May - Cattle r..
ceipts. s.eee. including Go southerns.
Market steady to 10 cents loser. Ma.
tive steers. ts-asassoe. southern
steers. s5.T56ss.ss; southern cows,
es5oGst25: native cows and helfers,
s2.5aGt5s5; stockers aud feeders,
s3ooGtiI5; bulls. s3.@Qgt.2s:
calves. ssooGss.ss; western Ted
steers, ss.soae5.s5s western fed
cows. s2.5o6ss-5o
sheep aeesIpta
g Sheep receipts. 5000: market
steady. Muttons. sa.so0ss.2o:, lambs.
s5.7sGs7te; range wethers. 5000
$3.50; fed ewes. st7sussae.
81. Louis wool
81. Louis. May s.-wooi steady:
quotations unchanged.
4 -
ssa Chicago livestock.
Chicago. May s.-cattie receipts,
2 2soo0; market steady 10 10 cents
lower. Beeyes, 5000 ss.2o; cows
and heifers. sis56s5.es. stockers
and feeders, s2.soas5.Oo; Texans,
sssoasi.75: calves. st.oeass0a
sheep Receipts.
Sheep receipts 10000: market
strong. Sheep. saooass.7s; lambs,
y4.esGs7.5e.
New York Money.
= New York, May s.-Money on call,
steady at 3 I-2g4 II; prime mercan-
tile paper. . 1-2G5; silver, 81.
-
New York Metal
New York, May s.-Lead quiet, $50
65.Ts; copper firm, Is i.2als.
81. Louis Metal.
= SC. Louis, Amy 9.-Spelter lower.
s.soas2 II,
Chicago Markets. "
Chicago, May a--Wheat 81 81;
July, 70 IL.
corn--May. "a is: July, s45 IS.
oats-May, 50 SIS: July, 81 II.
Pork-May ,i4.75; July, 1881 IL.
Lard-May, s.27 IL; July, SO.
Ribs-May. s.37 1000; July, s.52
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Pictures framed to order It 8. r
Dearths' the undertaken. 10-c6
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

For Bargains In Furnitude E John.
sen q son. next Rosenwald's. Plaza.
@ Nv sec
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

i wANTED-0irl 70 do second work.
Apply Max Nordhaus. at Chas. HELD
Co. s-as
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

IT, between Doll and Tarnsr--Rlss
Grocery store-slli be opea saturs
day. sss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

See C. G. bly,. the grocer. saturs
day. May IL, between Doll and Turn.
er. 6-64
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

The time and place 10 buy the best
meats is all the time at Sands.
4I33
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

The following qaoszfsons received
Won v. y. 6rxx a Co. Asbaauerzu~.
Ass Aeaicos correspondent for Logan
= Bryan. long dtsAree phone
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

ThstAfk or the town.
sHAWHAN WHIskEY
II keeps on tasting good.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
The talk Of the town,
sHAWHAN MHiekEY
Il keeps on tasting rood.

xant ths .s6oha.fpr this reason
my new vefatt99 SfiIl hssold cheap.
Come quick. NJ. L. Cooley. Et4t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Bargains ID bugBies, runabouts and
iii spring yehicJG to make room for
ny lyery business. +. + Cooley
o.1sl
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

You are sure Of z pleasant shave at
Gregory's. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Hekdits A headquarters q gar.
deA hose nd lawn mowers. lrf09
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Skating afternoon md nisht n 10
senthai hail sos
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

sHAWHAN WHIskEy
Perfect without N Equal.
Il keeps on tasting good.
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Patty - Bridge Street - Spoutidg,
rootin, etc. Orders solicited $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

c. j. Granger. Texas: e. Tyson,
Kenosha, wis. u Novelties. Keno.
sha. Wis: Frank Smith, Racine. WIS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Soft drinks at Gregory's.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Johnsen's. So. Side Plaza, Household
1,n.s. %% 4 Gs &3%&. @@ E.cs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

There Is only d way IN which you
may know that there u no want I'd. IN
today's paper which vitality interests
you-and that II TO read them and
zee. ATI0l
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

BE prepared for an sorts u weather
sHAWHAN WHiskgN
There's nothing better. h
1.isS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Macbeth water II the tonic 20
should take In the spring Of the year.
Orders mied at p. Rothss. A-SS
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New @
EI Dorado.

Henry H. Lees. Anton Chico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

= 81. Louis, Amy 9.--speltsr lower.
5.soas2 ~,
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New York Metal.

! New York, May 9.-Lead quiet, $50
65.Ts; copper firm, Is t2ais.
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Harris Real Estate Co.
20 oouolAs AvGkuL

Try our new SOFT lump coal. Bril.
liant. D. w. Condon. phone -. 5s5
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THE LAS VEGAS GREEN HOUSES
PERRY ONION. Prop.

Fine Asters, SOC per doz. 3 doz HOO
Pansies, SOC per dor. 5 dozen Loo
Carnations, SOC per dor. q dozen lao
yerbenas, per doz. .-...-~ ESQ
Geraniuns, per dor f.00
. Lr Old Rosebushes SOC. 3 for. 100
vssss phsss -
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New York. May s.-Money on call.
steady at : l-2g4 II; prime mercan-
tile paper, . 1-2a5; silver, 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

clio Santiago, q quienes s. asusa de
ultrage mayor.
-Informan de Humacao que ayer
Sc rtcuper6 por 10 policfa un eabsl,c
de la propiedsd de don Eduardo Or.
tiz
-Hace Algunos dfss % eneusntra
enfermo nuestro amigo Silvsstre Fei-
100, por salad haeemos votos.
Sc calculan On mGs do 200 coo
barriles de 10 rica y Din compstencis
cervezs sPabst,, expsndidos durants
ls permanercia de las eompsBfas Mar.
tinez Cassdo, circo Lowande, cinema
t6grafo Vargas y <Lumiere.s Ia Ger
vezs <Pabsts no recssita recomsndar.
se. r. M. C.lderon y CO Tstasn II,
sgentes San Juan p. r.
~Se han presentado quejas 4 10
Oacins Local de sapidad contra 10
casa ndmsro 10 de 10 calls de- IL For
talezs. por tsner una chimsnsA qus
derramA holm sobrs las easAs CO. I'll.
guas CON periuicio do aqusllos. vsci.
NOS.
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BIBLIoTECA De .LA DEMoCRACIA

Perrot hr rs grit,s que hiceron sar del mo-
limo ouantos encontaban e 81 door f6 grAnde On.
asat6 idea de arrorse o de morir sI ido del
leo hstfs querido Sin embngo re6exon6 que d.
Run hab dcho que los ahogados podian ecuperar vida
eran socorridos TEMPO
Los pesinos smabsn que Margot staba rHemisble-
mente mue quo o. ri derlos que levsen al
cuerpo moline; cargo sobre espada msrohsndo
de praa era possible ev6 hs runas qre hsbaba. El
Cie0 Qnso camno m6dco de Ia ades que
obgsndoe eptrsr 90 casa exnase 81 quedAba
aIguns espersnza
E nedico foe de mi,ma opinion de Ios c.mpesno, spe.
hubo visto e cadGver diio.
-Es& bien muerta hay Que hacer que enerrars
AdeuS en- eado que encuenta cuerpo he debido
eitar debalo del sgua mas de an cuaro de hors.
Sguro 81 doctor de dictamen, s6 del cobernixo, aA
d'puso mcntar csbalo .dVr6 indispensable r
del acslde; hAcer IL declsnci6n exgda por ley
Como smAbs apaaonadameDte Margot Pierrot 20 puIO
obnsdo Saba muy beu que ella Sumergids
e cusrto de hor haba vso arroarse. Corr6
VEAL ado del medco supandol nombre del cieo que
fuee sin eGtsr bien eguro de auxos in6te
Y que aocorrOs quieres que le presto le do m6dicC
de NAL humor No go encima nj solo de los inaumentos
qre me son indispensables.
Slhor, 20 los ire buscar cass, repuso Perrot
Dgame oamente los sgusrdeme Vover6 prono
E medico que deaeaha rchare mordi6 los labos
vendo tona acAbsba de comete hsbando de instrument
os; esba Couvencdo de oven esba
comprendo pod negarse nentsr sguna renA
decser en- e dessgrado de los cmpepo de compromeEr
reputlc6n.
-Bneno We. do PlsrrOt; trkeme IN boe de hero bru
6do mi una de gobierno darE IL enconTks squ
enlyr aguna fccOnes Tata hmbEn de buicar cenEA
podmos hlcer cAentar TODD cato servk
perder e TEMPO aRreg6 movendo los hombFos Vamoa
Hes entsndido 10 qde te he diChol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

ests ciudad nueltro spreciable smigo
y correljgiopario Go vieques, don 10.
s9 Benihz DisS.
SaludGmosle con todo aftc.o.
Hoy 90 ha heeho cargo del 60
bierno Mr.. Port, que actuara de 70.
bernador en- 10 ausepcia de Mr.. Win.
thrcp.
-Durants toda esta aemana cele.
brsrA funcionss diarias On sl Parq ue,
10 Ccmpsiiia de xsr zisla de J. N. Ro
sell6 ~ c..
-Ha fal'scido en- Ssnturcs 10 FRO.
fssora smericsRa Miss j. Smith. Su
cadlver I've trasladad, eyer q los
Estados Unidos.
G En- el Club de F. X hrhe hn &
Co., 28 San Francisco, 90 venden dos
reL jes dc GRO csda semsns, entire 60
socios, abonsndo 90 80 6 l 90 ssman al.
Esta semaDa obtuvo uro el ,efior Gu.
mersindo Pedrsirs, sosio MIN. 3S.
Don Fundsdor Vargas duefio
del Cinemattgrsfo que celebr6 furclo.
mes aquf anteriormsnte, ha solicitsdo
permtso del Alcalde para construir
On los terreros cont'guos al teatro
una edlfcaci6n ad hoe techado de pa.
pei carton y srmadurAde MADEIRA, con
capscidad para dos mil personals, con
81 fiu de resuudar ura rueva tempo.
rada de exhibieiones, ofreciendo gran
contirgsnte de vissas importsdss me.
dianta eontrsto ccn una fAbrica de los
Estados Unidos y hacienda una Inn.
portante rebsia de prscios, al alcanee
de todas las fortunas.
Las vistss, por 10 misma rsz5n,
que las adquiere y las devuslve ala
f!brica dsspues do txhibidas, ssrau
renovadas en- grsndss paAidss.
Auguramos sl iefior Vargas ur
buen ex'to
Aver, on el barrio SHondur ass
do Barrarquitas, SO declare un incen-
dio qusmandose la cass propiedad d.
don Pedro Berderia.
-FuS detsnido aver On Albopitc
Jose Camacho, por sgresi6n & Jesdi
Rivera
Il
LA policfa Dc Bsrrapquitas dc.
tuvo q Juan Garcia Morales Dioni.