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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
NOTAS De |NTERES
Demanda de dIvorcio resuel-
ia pOr Ia C0rte de Distri-
to de Ponce.
PARA ESTADOs UNIDOs
Condenados 4 un af1o de car
eel por comprar con bile.
lletes sin valor.

Han sido rssueltas favorable
msnta p6r In Corts de Distrito do Pom
|ss les dsmandas do dtvoreio sntablA'
das Dor loo senorss Miguel Gonxklsz
J Lsonsio Figusroa, rspressntados
por sl ahogado zefior Hsp6lvsda.
Aver zsrp6 para los Estsdoa
Unidos sl vsnor sPhilAdslvhiaS
En- Coamo fusron rsdusidoa 6
prisi6n y eondsnsdos & un 10 dc sGr.
col los individuos Tomas Fsrnkndsz =
Bsnito Dslgsdo, por stsssuar sompras
on varios somsreioa do aQuslls pohlA'
ei6n con billstss que no tisnsn nipg6u
valor On Puerto Rico.
-Ha fallssido On 10 eiudAd do
kaysgasx don sinforiano Bsyron, 70.
elmo do les hArfas.
DE algunas poblaslones del sur
do 10 is's sstkn smigrand0 muchos
obreros para 10 isla do Ouba.
LA lfnsa do vapores <Pecks h
camhiado este nombre per sl do sIn'
aular Lins.S
-Estk OF rtrmo oil llavsro dc ID
oIresl municipal DON jose Pho Man.
zano, sustituy6udo sl smpleado mu'
nicipa don FeAnoiaeo SarAlegui.
vi munieipiu ha rssibido osho
mulas con deatino oil Arrasirs dc los
sArroa do 10 limpisxa pdblieA.
Ell vApor sspsHol sPuerto Riccs
sali6 dc Cor, fis para ests puerto sl
IL del eorrisnte, y terminadas On ssta
sus operasiones ssguirA para Maya
gu:z, Ponce, Santiago do Cuba, HA'
baas q nant&nsmo, NsEzaniiio J N.w
Orleans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
I'm sindicato dc agriculture,
Causas en- juiciOs pOr Ju-
RADIOS Muy enierma.
.FIESTAS De La PURISIMA
Un articulo de las Oroenan.
zas Municipales que no Sc
cumple ALI.

El domingo pssado qued6 sonstt
tuido Ga eatA eiudAd nm Sindicato do
Agrieultoras. scm ,uelto de los ni'
guisntes ssfior.l; Presidents, don
Emilio do Maxarredo. Eecretario,
don V4esnts Vlha. sssretario suplsn'
to, don Ramon =. Martinez. Rindieos
loeales: Gaia, don FrRneiaco Cardo
na. Tabsac, don Joi6 Arraehs Ca
f6. don Ramon T. Marlin'z. Cana
derfa. don Pedro Duc6v. Feutoa me-
nores. don FtAneitco AImsida Mora
les. Comisi6n do sstudiol; como hom'
brss de nsgosio, don Fldel G uillsrms'
ty; como abogaio, don Francisco de
P. Asuifs; como sgrieultor, don VI
esnts Balb&'. Ccmiaiones para 10
Aaamhles; los stflorss V!fA y MazA'
rredo. Como reprseenta1ae On los
poderes E6blisos, 81 dslsgado sleeso
seior VilIA Martinez.
EssA msgnfdsa idea, que tisnde al
msioramiento do 10 Agtisullura sn
Puerto r 90, foe inicisdA por el sefior
don Vissnts BAlbav. dirActor do Site
rra.s Aquf On Agaadills, he sido
muy bisn asogida dlcha idea.
aver lunss. disron prineipio On
10 Oorts de este Distriso los iuicios
por iurado' De vic primeramel to la
eAusA sontra Miguel Aldorondo, aeu'
sado do periurto. Il iurAdo dies6 vs.
rsdieto ds sulpabilidad eontra s.te, y
10 Corts pronuusiark ssntencia On 90.
tos dfAs, Luego 30 VIC otro iuieio
contra Lula G ,nzaIsz, por seduction.
Fae deslArado inoesnts por el juradc
| y IL Corte eni6rcss 10 absolvi6 librs-
mente,
-Se sneuentra gsAvsmsnts epfer-
ma. dGsde h,cs dias, nueatrA Qusrida
prima 10 seflorA Maria Rubio, viudA
del male grAdo oorreligIonArio don
Juan Antonio AmAdor & hiiA amaru
sima do nusatro disiinguido scrreli
gionArio don Erneaso Rubio, rsspsta
ole eomsrsiants do eSta plaza, Asis-
ten 4 la sstimAb.e ertsrmA los doeto
res MonsgAs , Casaldus. Fate 6timc
| fa6 llAmSdo 4 AKAsso para una CON
sullA, Q lisrA .Dios Qre AZ snfsr
msdad no tepga an deIenlace fatal
como 90 teme.
-El visrnss por 10 nocha 90 esIe
bro, con IodA pompA y soltmnidsd
10 sAlvc y aoronSc6n on honor d. Ia
PurislmA Concs psi6n. EI ALTAR ms yor
donde 80 d,stIetba 10 imfgen do Ne
ria, rodsadA de una pleyads dc nifiaG
que aemsiAbIn Angeles J ssra6ues
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
la QUESTION GUIANA
Una queja de los cubanos que de-
lenden 81 protectorado,

gevslt Saba t1do este y que los EstA-
dos dsbfan b sber prsviato q le 10 pri
mora re. 6blica solo tsnfa un rsmsdio
dc PER psiuArge y eats era In violsncia,
8 eaer & eauss de una revoluei6n. Es-
cogi6 esto tltimo y los Estados Uni
dos. eonoeian muy blen 10 rssponsa.
bilidad que les sabfs
Agregan que asumi6 cl gobisrno
On 1909. cuando habia resulto que
Inglatsrra no 60 apoderarA do ella ,
sntonses podfA scr solo espaGola 6
n0rteamsrlcans. Aunque hI bfa pelea
do novsnta amos por su independents .
40 10 hahfA ArrsbAtado 90 deatino de
las manos. Lusgo, los Estados Uni.
dos, no temiendo Sd politieA On las
Antillss, sepAr6 & Cuba do EspsHa ,
despu6s do Star 90 astitud sin euidar
90 dc los eubanos stAbleei6 una rep6
hlica y los AbAndon6 & sus propios
recursos.
Se aaegura cue entire eubAnoa
exisieE prusbas do aotrA que Mr.. Nc
ktnley no pensaba ahandonarlos ja'
mks; ps1o ID muerte rspentIna llsv6 oil
poder 4 Mr.. r ,osevslt, que aprobaba
81 aeuerdo collective del Congrsso dc
1898 y 10 petiei6n do los EstAdos del
Sur, los qus tsmian males para sus
irutas, azdsar y tabaso, 81 90 vsridsa
bA 10 Anex!6n. 10 que sell6 10 Huerle d.
Cuba. DeelarAn que la ane l6n inme
data 90 impossible , que ningdu parti
do de ambos pafses SO airevsria 4
tomsr 10 Hesponsahilidad.
La dniea solueI6n % pues, l'egAl
4 un Aouerdo por el eual los Estadoa
Unidos gara7tesn imparelalmente
Cuba 10 vida do 10 pr6xima rep6blicA.
Ii leeai6n do 1905 no dshe olvidarse,
ninad1 gobisrno para nsnts subano
puede prsatar dc mansrA a1gana pro.
ssssi6n & los vassos intsrsass extran-
ieroa de To- tsla.
Sin apoyo, 10 nuevA repdbliss
estaria siempre & msrsed del primer
grapo do rsboldes que pudierAn y qui
sieran destruir tasilments 10 propie
dad txlrspisra, Y cuando esto osu-
rrierA ssria Absurdo poner en- dudA o
an do 10 Independence . cubans. L,
notA do alarma ae ha heaho DIR d,
Warrington dsmasladas vsess. POI
estAs razonsr, 90 rusga & todos lo
cubAnoa que amen verdAders msnse
su pafa y quisrAn vsr.o ssguir com,
reT tblfca libre, 60 unan al movimisns,
On favor del proNctorado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
GuStlVO Rodriguez
AzcaADo 7 HoTARIo
naFlna 8, Pssss. PHsSts-giss
Para los cue Qaleraa aolesaf
hlsn 81 dlasfg

as Esada . ksS.s1da sn Foass. -
e sails AToCAA, e aka ssatrisA q
lA aa4Aa sasgs - ssa slazaa sE4as =
-. aa alas@a - aaaaasazia ;
ns8aFa e. pklA Is t sa tfaiFs
aat 3s FeaA eaF ata sai 80 ;
- Il saiEsdas ~ "a 81 Arc2 "A.
rsA4 ! "a sasss 3s aass q
a NMama15s aaaa >
FsF ser go szasssa 90 Az
acs m Aaaa a8f As4 g saFsa "a
AalA Alf4g tc@aa ksHr 10 ns@.
ye sssFsa rola@saa gsmsk e. go q
% iaa alalAa aAascaan aaaNFas
A4afise e. aalis al 49, Ese
aesslua $50 Eeeg 49, azFf s.
asza a@Fss - - s.asFs Para s
tssaFa s.fEigsa EkeAsa UVaa.
tsaal ~aal l1 Rm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
De SABANA GRANDE
Manifestation de dueIo. -Juez
que suspende vista pOr
cargus contra eI.
DR.. DON FELIX ITO
DR.. DON FELIX ITO
Un camino en- NAL estado.
Hay aqul mucha grippe.
Familia Gaztambide

Es indudable que los reDubliesnc 9
do sabaua Gsande. han sentido mas
que los do sualquier otro pueblo 10
musrts do "a partido. Pru6balo la
manifestation dc duelo que aver &C.
lebrsron y que demosir6 elArsments
el profundo pssAr que abrums & ssos
rsstos do 10 que fac, On epoea dc iris
10 rseordssi6n para sl pAfs, poderoao
Partido R,publisano. Los manifes-
tantss iba aver tristss. cabixbsios,
eom sungidos y no gritaban desaforA'
damsnte como on otras ocaaiones. En-
aus roatros 50 .dibuisbAn les huellas
del desslisnt, y solamsnte a'gano que
otvo pstsn eoa VIZ avinsgradA desia
. paaAr f:enle & las sasas do los unio
taa: sLos rAtore, & In ousvs.s
Termir q 10 el paaeo f6osbre, hi
sisron uso do 10 palabra, desde el
bale6n del consiatorio, ain duda vArs
deapsdir el duslo, don Manuel Tore,
do San Gsrmaa. y an obrsro suyo
nombre no resordamos.
Es dc nosarss que no soncurriersn sn
& Csc asto algunas dc les personalida
dea mas aalientss do dieho partido,
Hoy 90 sspsraba eu este pueblo
al Juez municipal ssfior AgApito r.
Aontalvo; psro 4 sauss, ssg6u % d.
%. do 10 invest G aston que 90 prasiisa
On virtud de sargos que contra 81 %
formularan, no vino Quedando varios
luisios pendisntes dc rssolusi6n.
-Nuestro distinguido amigo el
doctor don Felix Tl6, 90 eneusn,ra 70
rsstablssido dc la doIensia que DOR
alguuos dfas 10 privara del eierclsio
do 90 noble probation.
Nos alegramos ainesramente.
-Por el cAmino del bArrio xRA.
yos que va { empalmar con el de eLs
Plata.s no 30 pusds - transitar.
L.amAmoa 10 atenei6n del Ayunta.
miento hasia di,ho eamino, que 70.
quiere una pronta reparAcl6n On be-
nedsio do aQuellos vssinos, y del O.
mereio on general.
La grippe sat& On su fusrte On
6abana GrAuds. sisndo muy poess
IAs sssas On donds no ha sentado sus
rsalss ESQ molestosa enfermsdad.
La dis!ingulda fAmllia de dor
Jose r. Gaztambids, trsslAd6as & Eap
Juan, dsiAndO nm husso dihcil de lie
mar On 10 culta sOsiedAd sabaneHa.
6sntiuos hondAme ate la aussr eI +,
Dc famlliA tan presNglcsA.
CONFESSIONAL,
Disie nbrs, 10 do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13

pSgina squellA que h.zo psdaxos las
nAvss esp, 0lAu On 10 snssnada dc
Manils,
Por tel eonsaplo, tdn euAndo sl
Jap6n ss sisnta otsndido. no hay re-
son para AlarmArAs por 10 que digA 10
prsnia rusa % ssta particular: los
Eatsdos Uoidos tisnen boda lA saba
prudsneia do 10 rAEA Arglo'ss ions, y
no % lan1au On Avsnturas sino Guam
do so sisuIsn sasiIisshos de que no %
ssrio On mAnsrA AlgunA OIL psligro
que corfrontani
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13

Sado aao de 1908. que obliga & les
SpropisIsrIos dc cAsas mAnGsnsr 9GGss
pintAdAS con venientemsnle on bIsu dol
orr aio J i oliso no &c cumple nj pare
% que 90 hAee cum dir, puas eAai 10
OontintiG on Ia pd0in0 6ql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
OGana: Gale Del Sol Nan. 2.
puaA Pasrao Rec.
PoR $1,000

y snziaao, - tsa9s e sass O.
aaasR4A aaMrFaasaas, a saAl -
aAsN dlzata 81 q s&sFis ts silaacs
CnsAas = 80 Nsnsen DitaA saFe
mmziA - = Ba1sa44@-a 81 s&e1s
- sc Haesaas e A1MAa.1a. AsaAa
sreslaa HAFa aa slNaeFAa - Hacs
rrsres ! e HavKsalAs are a are
- afcsEaaa 2l118 114 8aE1z3 8 1lts
mazanstsies ssFs 4aT 1s seess q a.
80 Ezaas 49, asa ni ~ HaM
= usra uzAafsss k>aoa % wstoa r
nnsa Raatua s4i4AF hazaA - 49,
sas e TAna41.
PAxa lnfoFwaa 1lFsFiFts 1 4aa Oh
a. mazni-Paz cfta-salls 81
EfHRs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13

DIR &c ORIO

use l. Ps'qusra J
Jose Do ], TIluD
AbogAdoS, ,-EisEssn ants 10 CoFss
FsdsrAl , TrihunAlss InsulArss. aol
81 gAn Juar
CAaFdoa J fOFdin
0aslnA a. Gssaios isdiaiAlss , No
lAFialsa, ssgosios, =, Z sAzEo as
LHls |. iOFdan DaVila
ABoaApo : HoTAkIo
y
Carlos !. Chafd0n ! Ls0n
HorARI0
ofainAa, salls crlssiaA aEasTo
Ralos. TkLKRoaol aAmaro L.
SmidgiO S. GinOriO
Manuel NJ. GlnOriO
An0GAp0s
Boa o.. rsltfoao 80 Ausa Is
aAa }aAa. r 4
lPAStRtLL u CABASSA
aas as as atasss So
lafiaas = sJazs.s1zst r4H
AuluS,o PasNtli
AaGago ,etAalo
Aelandr0 Csbassa
AGfNge4u1 1kR
cna u
a igG HI 6dH
attsa Ea ssaas IS
aFMa g4es.3sA1 80 98@ssfaa -
fasa Faata Re-
kn esga lmpreuta se ven
lde paps. Tieio 4 81 QuintAl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
LABORATORIO
Qufmico. Microl6gico
BOeteF GulllsFmO xaIazaF'
CHRISTINA. ~ 9.
DASI { HERDMAN

Commentaries Importado.
res. VsntAs al por mayor
Playa de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13

Vease nuestro interesaute fo.
uetin Ell Ca6aIIero de Ca.
sa Ro,a, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas s. y g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
Oh l.n a. sam

Mttaa { . tIseas -
aFna g9sst3ea1s B 8eat'aa. 81
rsas Fawta Re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13

prs,entAhA IN AspssIo vsrdsdersmen
20 tnsAntAdor y sublime
-Hsmos vSnIdo bte'vando que
ell ArliAulo l3 dc as ordsnSpxGa mu'
nisipAles, ApVobAdas nor cate Ayun'
Iamiento el diA q dc Fsbrso del pa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
NEWSPAPERS IN SCOTLAND.


IL In Sometimes a veFy DAfacnIt Mat
ter TO Buy One.
The American custom of glancing
over the morning paper as you sip your
eonee at breakfast goes with you
abroad, but II Is NO simple thing al
ways to get morning paper. On com
ng down to breakfast the first morning
in Edinburgh, l found there was no
paper to be had. but. thinking 1t was a
simple matter to buy a Scotsman on
the street, went out on Princes street
aud walked three blocks without the
sight OF a newsboy Where can | get
the morning Scotsman | said to a
policeman. He thought fora moment.
'Weel." said he. there's great news
shop ABBOTT three blocks up, and ye
might and one there" | followed the
direction and found myself in a large
news distributing depot There were
stacks and stacks OF newspapers and
magazines all about. Il would like the
mornings Scotsman" said The man
In charge looked bewildered,. I'm see."
he said, IF We have one" He fumbled
around little while. and then went
back into the rear OF the store for fully
three minutes. At last he came back.
saying We haven't one Well" l
said, this Is about the strangest thing
| have seen. Can't get the morning pa
per here in Edinburgh" NO" he said,
ven lind It dlfreecult." What 10
they publish papers here for. anywayY'
| reJolued DO they want to keep
them out OF the hands OF the peopleH
Don't they want people To read them3
DO they print papers to keep the news
secret?" He bridled AT once Il want
We TO understand" he said, that the
Scotsman is not published for the
general publeek; It's published for the
Subscribers.
The Scotsman, you know, probably
ranks next TO the London Times.
We'll" | said. this Is all new to me.
In my country publishers want To have
their newspapers read. They want to
sell all they can. They don't try TO
keep them out OF the hands Of the gen
eral publeek. Can you tell me where
can get one, for want 10 see the
morning paper, though perhaps l shall
have To get letter Of Introduction to
buy oney' "weel." be answered.
there's a woman about a hundred
yards from here that takes the Scots
man. She might sell you hers" took
the direction carefully. found the wo-
man who took the scotsman she kept
a thread and needle store-I bought her
copy and reached the hotel a half hour
late for breakfast, which had ordered
before going out on the difficult quest
Of buying morning paper in the great
city Of Edinburgh Boston Waterman
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
Common Names.

All nations have their smiths. Jones
- and Robinsons. In France the name
which is used to signify one Of a very
large number Of men. as Smith Is some
times hguratively used with Us, 6
Durand, the commonest name In the
French directories. In Berlin and 9th
er cities Of north Germany Herr Msy-
er Is Mr.. Smith. But In some parts OF
Germany the name OF Schulze Is the
most common mama
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
Catching Phensan...

There are more ways Of catching
birds than by putting salt on their
tails. one Of the oldest and at the
same time most successful Is the use
Of lime smeared paper bag used
for capturing pheasants The slender,
conical shaped bag Is fastened TO a
twig after the coating Of lime has been
put on the inside and a few peas are
dropped In for bait Attracted by the
peas, Mr., Pheasant thrusts his head into
the mouth Of the trap, and presto, be
cannot withdraw II, 10 must walk
around thus decorated until finally be
drops dead from sufTocation
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
nutter Mrapper..

The new pure food and dairy law
of Idaho requires every package OF
butter to contain tho name and adj
dress of the maker, together with tho
number of ounces and whether cream
cry or dairy butter. No one can sell
pound of butter without this, unless
they violate the law and the law is to
be enforced. Protect youself aud
advertise your butter by using parch
ment butter papers printed by the
Press Publishing Co, at 50, so per
1000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

Ia Effect Thursday. Dec. Il. 'Os
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

Yes indeed" said young Kallow,
I'm raising a mustache; been nursing
It for month. Never raised one be-
fore, y know, and I'm rather curious
about what color 1t will be when it's
fun grown"
Well" replied Miss Peppery, ~at
that rate 1t will probably be gray
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

At this time the resignation Of
Warren Flint, a. assessor and ex OIL
clio tax collector Of the county Of
kooteuai came up for consideration,
and it was BY the board ordered that
said resignation be and the same Is
hereby accepted to take effect on the
sth da = Of January, 1906.
1t this time the board adjourned
sine die.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

Art" said the moralizer, "can never
successfully initiate nature"
"Oh, | don't know" reJoined the de-
morallzer. How about artificial lceT'
Chicago News.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13
UneonpIImentnu.

"Ah, Miss Ethel can read your In
most thoughts, y'know."
oh Mr.. chumplsigh, then please
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

aud allowed and the auditor is here
by authorized to draw warrants in
payment of the same in the follow
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-26

The racing was called off OIL
Friday on account of the muddy
track and the entry money re
turned to the horsemen.
The late John Fauble, whose
death was recorded last week was
born January 11th, 1S4S, making
his age 50 years, 9 months and
II days.
All the horsemen here during
the fair were delighted with the
improvement to the track. 1t is
now the regulation half mile
length, with well-rounded turns
and easy grades.
They are having warm fight
in the Second Congress sional
District, Talbot against Garrett.
The votes of Carroll, Harford,
and Baltimore Counties and two
wards in Baltimore City will
decide on November 9th.
Mr.. David Wertheimer, who
for the past eighteen years has
been connected with the success
full clothing aud shoe business
in Frederick. has purchased the
store of G. A. Port, III COnnells-
Vile. Pa. where he will reside
in the future. His many friends
here wish him abundant success.
Mrs. Mary Z. WilcoxOn, by her
attorney, Joseph w. Gaver has
filed a bill for divorce mensa
ct th0ra from her husband, Chas.
J. Wilcoxon. The parties live in
thls city, and were married by
the Rev. DR.. Il. II. Eschbach,
April Goth. 1885.
Invitations are out announcing
the approaching marriage Of Mr..
Charles S. Reich, formerly of
this city. but now of Washing
ton, ID c., to Miss Sarah
Stewart. of that city. The we'd
ding will take place at Trinity
p. Il. Church, on October 3lst,
at Sp. m.
1t was a terrible day for the
Fair on Friday. Rain fell con-
tinuously all day making the
grounds a quagmire. The races
were called off and everybody
felt blue. Thursday the crowd
was immense, although rain fell
towards the end Of the day. The
officials are satisfied, however.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-26
Y. M. G. A. BUILDING.
Committee Hard at Work
Revising Plans for Finish
ed Structure,

The Building Committee of the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has for the past few weeks
had under careful consideration
the plans for the new building
shortly to be erected ON the site
of the old Carlin House, Court
and Church streets, this city.
Several changes have been made
i'll the original plans, with a view
of making it self supporting and
in every way suitable for the
purposes for which it is intended.
The members of the Building
Committee have considered the
situation carefully and thorough
ly, and are convinced that the
general plan of building which
shall include sleeping apartments
and a dining room for the accom-
mediation not only of permanent
dodgers but also of transient
guests is the one best suited to
the local needs, and most likely
to the requirements of the Y. Nj.
g. A. as regards revenue The
financial part of the proposition
has been carefully studied, and
the members of the committee,
including a number of Frederick's
most careful and conservative
business men, are convinced that,
while the plans will require the
expenditure of a larger amount
of money than was originally con
templated, the additional money
will be wisely spent, and is neceS-
sary to make a complete success
of the project. In It's present
form! the proposition is one which
should be pleasing to every per
son who has the interests of Fred
erick at heart.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-26
New Honor For Mr. Lee.

Mr.. Joseph Jenkins Lee, Amer
lean minister to Ecuador and the
youngest officer of his rank in
the diplomatic service of the
United States, has just been
elected mem Der of the Royal
Geographical Society of Great
Britain, in recognition of his ser
vices in the cause of geographical
science at the time Of his expedi-
tion to Acre. Mr.. Lee Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Don-
nell Lee. formerly of Baltimore,
but now of Knoxville, this
county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-26

louisville District No 17-At Miss Dew
ilbiss' Storeroom, in louisville
Woodville District No. Is At Jesse r.
Wilson's Store, in Woodylle.
Liuganore District No 19-At Public
School Building, in Unionville.
Lewistown District, No. 20-At Mrs.
George Ii. Clems House, in
Lewistown
Tuscarora District, No 2l--At Burkhart's
Hall, in yellow Springs
Burkittsville District, No. 22-At Mrs.
Thomas Biser's Shop in Bur
kittsyille.
Bollenger District, No. 23-At Llovd c.
Callers Hall, in Feagaville.
Braddock District, No. 2i-AtS. I. Bast,s
shop, in Braddock.
Brunswick District, No 25-At MAYORS
Office in Brunswick
Walkersville District, No. % At f. A.
Wachter's Building, in Walk
erSville
The said Polling Places for said Election
will open at Eight O'Clock in the morning
of said day and be kept open until Six
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same dav NJ
which time the polls will be closed
By order.
JOHN w. HUMM.
JOSEPH +. EISENHAJEE.
SAMUEL V. DOLL.
The Board of Supervisors OF Elections
for Frederick County, Maryland.
III. DORSEY ErcHIsoN.
Clerk
Oct 26-2t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-26
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
RUNKLES.

RUNKLES.
Mr.. Basil Runkles, aged SO
years, died at his home in Wood
vile district on Thursday.
EBERT.
George G. Ebert died near
Creagerstown on October II.
BLESSING.
George w. Blessing, of Buck
eystown. died on Monday. of
pneumonia, aged "a years.
WATKINS.
Mr.. Robert B Watkins died at
his home at Bartholow's on the
Sth inst, aged 43 years.
SMITH.
Mr.. collin Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. Smith, New
Market, died in Hagerstown, on
October 16, aged 80 years.
CONKLIN.
Mrs. Josephine Conklin, widow
of Thomas Conklin, formerly near
Frederick, died in New York on
the 10th inst.
KoHLENBURG.
John A. Kohlenburg, aged 10
years, died at his home near Ur-
bana on the 18th inst, Of heart
disease.
PORTER.
Robert Porter, formerly of
Knoxville, this county, died ID
Baltimore, on Friday, aged ~
years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-26
To Lay Corner Stone.

The corner stone of the north
wing of the Frederick City Hos
pital, donated by Mrs. Margaret
Il. 8. Hood, in memory of her
late husband, James Miffln
Hood. will be laid on the after
noon OF Friday, November End.
The exercises will be in charge
of Lynch Lodge A. f. and A.
NJ, assisted by Columbia Lodge
and the various Masonic lodges
of the county. The hour for the
exercises has not been decided
upon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-26
Awarded Road Contract. :,

The Commissioners of Mont
gomery County have opened the
bios for the construction of the
mile of Shoemaker Road, to be
built from Baruesvllle Station to
the town of Barnesville. The
NJ. j. Grove Lime Company was
the lowest bidder. The bid has
been sent to the State highway
engineer for his approval or re-
lection. The road will cost about
Sc. 200.