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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-08-28
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
SHERIFF.

Subject to the action of the Republi.
can primaries to be held in Elmore
Co., and upon the advice of many
friends, | desire to announce my can
didacy for nomination for Sheriff of
Elmore county.
GEO. HENDRICKS.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-08-28
desert Land-Final Proof.]
Notice for Publication.


United States Land Office,
Boise Idaho, August %, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Francis NJ. Hy-
land, assignee OF Joseph Fielding of Mountain
home, Idaho, has filed notice of intention to make
final proof on his desert land claim, No. 1928
for the WI ne d Sec 81, TIP 8 8. R. TIE. before
Will c. Stimson, United States Land Commiss-
Toner at Mountainhome, Idaho, on Tuesday, the
9th day OF October 1906.
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land:
Henry B. Wolff, Gustave Gunderson John Hor-
gan and John McKeegan all Of Mountainous,
Idaho.
HARRY j. SYMs, Register
First pub August Is, Last pub Oct. 2.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-08-28

was here Wednesday. On Thurs'
day Mr.. Cowen and son Herbert
left for Salt Lake City, Utah, to
consult specialists on account OF
serious ear comA lications, from
which Herbert is suffering. 1t is
feared that an operation will be
necessary.
O. e. Norell and family moved
into their new residence the mid
die of the week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
WATERFOWL JoTTlNCs

George Anderson of Waterbury has moved into the house of his late mother, on the east side.
 MT and Mrs Howard Wintermute |of Waterbury spent Sunday at Will liam Burton's.
 Walter De Wore former resident here, now of New York city, spent Sunday in town visiting old ac quaintances.
 Richard Sweeney of Bridgeport was in town Sunday visiting his parents.
 The heavy downpour yesterday morning was responsible for the slim attendance at the various churches.
 MT and Mrs c. c. Hotchkiss were in Hartford over Sunday.
 Several of the members of the local fire department attended the firemen's fair in Thomaston last Sat urday evening.
 The Taft football team closed the season last Saturday. The final game was with the Hartford High school team and Taft lost, score 11-O. The team was well drilled in the new rules. and fairly swept the local eleven of their feet with the swift play.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
WATERVlLLE

Regular meeting of Good Will lodge, K. of P. tonight at 8 o'clock.
 MT and Mrs John Berry of Winsted were the guests of relatives in the vile yesterday.
 Edward Barker of Thomaston spent Sunday with relatives in Spring street.
 Charles Strup spent Sunday with relatives in Bristol.
 0. H. Barnes was the guest of friends in Bristol over Sunday.
 John Mraz has been given the con- tract to build a new house in Water vile for w. E. Grilley. It will be a frame house, we'll finished and pro vfded with all oonveniences. John Emmonz will do the mason work and the other contracts win be let at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
0AKvILLE HAPPENINGS

Edward Champaigne, ST. Edward Champaign. jr and Irving Nelson left Saturday evening for a hunt of several days in Goshen.
 H. F. Slade of Falls avenue spent Sunday with his grandparents at Walnut beach,
 Anna McKenna, accompanied by Miss Anna Dunn. returned to her home on Wood street last evening af- ter stay of three weeks in New York city. where she underwent treat ment at the Pasteur institute for a cat bite.
 The following letters are unclaimed at the local postoffice: Mrs Frederick Stiles, Charles A. Smith. Dennis Bell more. Ed Griswell, Miss Iottle De lang.
 Two teams came together under the railroad bridge shortly after dark on Saturday evening. One of the teams. belong to Brahen of WatertOwn the other was occupied by parties driving toward Watertown. One of the rear wheels on each vehicle was smashed but no other damage resulted from the collision. There used to be an arc-light at the spot where these wa gons collided. but 1t was put out of business by a trolley smash-up sever- al months ago and has never been re- placed.
 The bans of marriage were pub lished for the third time at St Mary Magdalene's church yesterday be- tween Louis Leandville and Leonia DuHaime. The wedding will take place tomorrow at the church.
 Estimates have been made on pri- vate plans for the new building to be erected in Oakville for All Saints parish. It will be a frame building one story high. 32x50 feet, and will cost about S3,000. Rev J. A. Stan field has the matter in charge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
p,. Bod, Tr...a.ed b, shaft.

ELIZABETH. <. T.. Nov. 12-Arch- ibeid Bull. Jr., son of Archibald P. Bull while riding a motor cysle on westield avenue ran into the shaft of a wagon owned and driven by c truck man. The shaft transdxed the body of young Bull. who cied soon after be ing taken io the Elizabeth General hos gitzL He was tve1fyo1e years of age and was studying to be civil en- zinee--
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
The Royal Tailoring Co.,,
 GA Grand St., O. A. VALENTINE, Proprietor. ti7-6
4 Chance roe L.... brrce.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-Discrepan- cies in the figures on the state offices below governor. tabulated by various agents. emphasize the fact that the official count will he necessary to de. termine who has been elected. An i'm portant statement was made by John E. Smith. secretary of the Kings coun- ty Republican committee. who declar- ed that the figures in his possession gave Cbanle- a plurality of about 5000 less in that coun1 than had been cred. tied to him by the police.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
yesu~iss Gave Then a Scare.

NAPLES. Nov. 12.-The column of smoke and ashes abovs Mount vesu- vius has diminished materially. The wind is blowing from the east. More detonations have been heard. but the people are resssdred. and in long pro- sessions. carrying images of the Ma donna and the saints. they are re-en- tering their villages. Tn the churches the people are returning thanks for their escape from the dangers of an eruption. Ashes from ycsuvius are falling as far distant as AyelliDo. eighty miles away
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
PETDEER 'KllELEDHIM'
' ssU f@. 2
 Herbert Bradley, Wealthy Ex- porter. Dead In Wooda.
HIS BODY TORN BY HORNS AED HOOPS
Examination of Herd Showed That Largest of the Rucks and Mer- chants Favorite Had Ripped
 Open m Artery.

Largest of the Rucks and Mer-
 chants Favorite Had Ripped
 Open an Artery.
 MONTCLAIR, N. J., Nov. 12.-Killed by the deer on the preserves of his beautiful country estate at Eagle Rock Way, the body of Herbert Bradley, a wealthy -four exporter of 58 William street, New York, was found at an early hour of the night.
 Deputy County Fhyslcian Simmons of Orange. found that Mir. Bradley 8 death was due primarily to the deer's ripping open an artery in his hip. The horns of the buck, the largest one be- longing to MT. Bradley and his special pride, were found to be covered with blood. Examination of MT. Bradley's body showed that the animal also at. tackled him with his hoofs.
 MT. Bradley had just returned from a business trip to the west when told that great deal of shooting by hunters was going on in the woods near his es- tate. He started out to see if any hunters had broken into hts grounds,
 When Mir. Bradley did not return to his residence at the dinner hour Thom. as Fahey, his coachman, was sent by Mrs. Bradley to search for her hus- band, but in this Fahey was unsuc- cessful. His report alarmed the household, and all the servants as well as some of the nejghbors, who were notified, began . careful scrutiny of every foot of the Bradley estate.
 This was soon ended by the discov. s:y of the body of Mr. Bradley in the most remote and widest corner of his little preserve. He was dead, as pr. Philip B. Krichbaum. who was sum- moned, at once confirmed.
 It Is believed that the deer, full of panic and not having seen MT. Brad ley for several weeks. dashed down upon him on sight As they had al ways rushed to meet him as their friend and to eat from his hand. he misunderstood the motive of their has ty answer to his call and was gored and stamped to death before he could realize his mistake and save himself. He had been dead three hours when the body was found. MT. Bradley was forty-one years old and leaves a widow and two small children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
HoeL Bl.n.. Standard OH.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. R-Goyernor Hoch is convinced that the Standard OH company was behind the fight made on him iz the recent campaign which reduced his plurality of 6s0o0 two years sgo to less than 1000 ct last Tuesdays election. He has con suited Attorney General Elect r. & Jackson in regard to the best method of uncoverine tho whole truth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
n.sser. c...~s EIpis.io. saa Fire

HILLsBOR0. Tex. Nov 12-While attention was directed to two fires In the outskirt. of the city the hardware sforp of Smith q Thomas. In the bu<i- ness center of HEIl<boro. vas dynsnit- ed end partly wr~rkef by rohters- After sn erchsngs Of shots In which 10 one wss injured Walter Je6rSes of Fe-t Worth vas arrested in the buih- fng vbere tie expioesoa o-ruEed Ibe Gres destroyed the lumber yards q Ose wikerscn and severri srn>n build- ines. causing . io1 Of s4nom If \ belseved tk,t the frrs were sfnrted bf q eunfeternee sf JeGriez
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
Rome s,d the Ph,,,pps.es.

ROME. Nov. 12-Archbishop ]. ]. Harty of Manila. who has just re- turned here from the Philippine Is. lands. In conversing with high dig. nitaries of the church gave the most satisfactory accounts of the situation in the Philippines. where the AslIpay schism is said to be dying out. more of . political than of . religious na. trrrn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
ox.ser. ca..ea T,rh.il.

MIDDLET0wN. Conn. Nov. 12.- Another case of typhoid fever. making six in all. has developed at Wesleyan university. The victim is John c. Day of Paterson. \. j., catcher on the Wesleyan baseball team. He has been removed to his home. The outbreak Is thought to have been due fo the students eating raw oysters.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
Western Engineers May Strike.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Announce- ment was made by Warren s. Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Lo- comotive Engineers. that the engine drivers on forty-seven railroads west of Chicago had made demands for bet ter terms and that the time in which the officials were to give their answer had been extended thirty days from Nov. 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
Bond win Arrest Our F,.h.rmen.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., Nov. 12.-Sh Robert Bond. premier of this. the old. est British colony. has taken the law into his own hands and. despite the modus vivendi arranged some time ago between England and the United States, has ordered the arrest of Amer ican fishermen violating the bait act. an ordinance of the Newfoundland government.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
rv. prev..e v. s.pe- cr..L.

SALEM. \. T.. Nov. 12.-Through the eapsizlng of . small rowboat in Salem creek. pear Course's landing. Herbert Guant and SIarry To6lson. young men. lost their lives. Charles Toulson. . brother of the last named. managed 10 swim ashore.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
Rer.i.sio.i.t Kiris o.s pireessr.

Revefstionist kaf1s 0as Dfreessr. WARSAW. Nov. R-The Socialists have begun . campaign of murder sgainst trose who are opposed to them and have killed tbe director of the gas wcrks and wounded several National bt workuen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
s.ok.. xet a c.nsiaat,.

TRENTON. \. J., Nov. 12.-Govern- or Stokes gave out . statement last night. in which be denies that he Is . candidate for United States senator to succeed John F. Dryden. whose sue cessor will be elected at the coming session of the legislature.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
A.so R.n An.ek at xew.rh.

NEWARK, N T., Nov. 12.-A spec tator's skull was fractured when q TUG ing automobile threw . tire and boltei through a crowd of 1000 persons to dash itself to pieces against . fence in the races here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12

Dewitt's Little Early Risers. About the most reliable pill on the u,arket Sold by H. w. Lake Druggist. Joseph A. Smith, No S26 Bank street, Brook lyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
LONDON TOWN.

X Co. of the kings  of in York
  parklngy drop postal you with on
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03
DOCTOR ]. A GONZALEZ LANUzA

del ideal de los dsreh del cudAdsno han poddo dscur e
sugo % dsrho fnc6n rtenece t0do ell que cuda
dano solo tiene discriminate cspcdsd pero cuando
hs egado spcc6n prGcca de soras los
b do Estado hsn eoavendo qos ugio sonde6a
fundamental humana de sqssos lee sonvisne nsvar h
ucAs restripgendo ooncd6ndolo todos han procu
RADIO robsseer uerEa Les del eontraro reServn
desc para hora del oombate electoral mayor n6ero
las mupicones que les hsya sdo posbe hsn aldo
siempre 10 fecci6u 6aampa concession del ufsgio al tales
soncusonss gmos cusndo examinsmos e probma general.
a6n an apcscones concret nueo ben oyender6n
uedes mi poso nter6s contends doctrnA corsdeda
msma. por eo pregunts: les ell fsgo do.
rseho natural naienabs De todo cuddsno2 beA
asrseho natural propo solo de os smbss
conestir6 Ell Sdeeeh9 natural mueho
menos msteris politics. (Aplausos.)
Vamos por consguiente seEoras sen~es, eolee-
vdsd detarmnada que convene eudar aho que
nuestrs
81 se6 VaronA exponia acknowledgements sus condciores
preseues Hce audr al vAor h6co de TODD deFecho
orden Toe derschn poicos odos los derechos fa
tor ndicuble: pAsdo, e que podemos
modo alguno porque nng1n tempo levAnta
vadsr htma nsupersbe fue ans de aver 10
que msEsnA Supongo entre los nvduos que ha
Cuba poca actvs dnsro de los pafdos cubAnO los
representa- tendencA Daura genunamente
vsdors precssmen sunque clio conadcor por
d cambo profando de stuac6n poitc1 social los
representation tempo de EtpsGt 10 exemA LIBERAL los
Antiques sutonomsas Lo drsn 10 dT&u 20 los i'm
pu Quiera dsimuen; que euAndo hombre hace
pccs dc p1rdo h.cer decraones necesdAd de PEN
one decraciones pueden dsh no aQueI partdo
que m q1e Sempre dsbn Aiepso que por decs
G1isot no se hsba qusrido os pArdo pOcos
todo tempo hAba quedo sentirse bfe poTqne
hab Qnedo esclavGF convccones las conVccicneI
uerses enos que dentro de os psFtdoS pOoos do
pAus aeosumbrads dscpu Aqne que lspaTa del dogma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03
CONTROVERSIAL POLITICA

asordado Dor msyora de los que constuyen e pardo tai
tan solo gupo dirige resuIts ago
disidnte es trador deserto tempc cosAi
ambas durmss han h.cho que por que tosa no
ssmejahtes adietvos.
Pero volviendo que antes dec es cero
sue podemos lamar Ell ssemeno conasrados de-
politics actual cubans e sin dada sprssendo Dor mucho da
los Antiques au0n0m En inmo de concencias todos
tel dgan qua habera lido vsnlaa que Canyenen
Conattuyente hube acordado e suagio iercgdo; M vas
Apaadan aho 10 nmo de concieucas senior Vsron.
los sue de eemsnto tom ID lucha actual s
mAntenen siAdos tend6n quxss sn
+ ain smbsgo lei partdO Autenomsts tena 81 programs,
dc os Capituo del mismo concession os eubano
del sufrsaio univenall
No hsca Dueh buseando un prscedente On nues hto,.
polics pAr zgsf de nuesa sisuac6n actual LEILA yo nm d
edrao Gel Lior oomprendido entire sae orman un
voumen que tula sLA rsforma electoral en- ss AnlsS
que tens que est. sDesde e momento an
hs ebcido en- Esp6a e sufrsgo universa "A os mnons
vOaotros hombes del GJbeno deber evAr dcho
ACob soenla que no solo debe dadsu As tenden.
cAa De los ptdos epSholos poca colonial
lee s"miar' 'noicl6n legal de colona Il de- IL
Aetr6po sno poSue sasgo universal e.ssh mnv
prepaada Cuba 81 vviea ahorA ene nosotros no
AHlsdo nlng1n pardo, ni tomTa on aus uob nnk nam
sariA e seHsr Lsbs acercs del tsg0 unlvsrs pro
moment pedro ObtenerO era una necc.iisd dal
autonomista. 1
FL Gobierno espaE hAbiG esabIecido ,o6 nm .;,t.m,
.ufgo Que enia dos parties kcsndos iu,tca ,irss
Iaere mas me ncno creero- nuestra pauas
condolences que e actuA relative del
del lnfrgio Ley miami de Suys m,tsria hbrS dsrx
upa9e uscinMmente para dar nmoderada exens6n es
pecs oe Mg mio otra par eqata sn ae s hhia
okciuo % sptrsRlo de prsfeenca Fe,rccone como a..
nstOt poque 81 sufrsgo hsnos dcho cue es arms po
N yc9sno0 se comedian dereehos pocos os sobanos ss
"~''O" prosOrAndO slssmeuto sspAG, obtns. sisu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03
HERMINIO DlAZ
Abogado. Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO II.
Ell cuAr.el general ha pub icado

-El cuariel general ha pubiicado o
una ordcn general consedieado varios
lrsslados J sspAraciones dol cusrpo.
Han sido reec ganchados el sar.
gento dc 10 po icfa ,nsalsr don Ese.
suiel Mongil y III cabos seAores Ma
nusi Sierra, Francisco Santos y Jaau
Roig LoyoIa.
--Anoehs, On Fsjsrdo, sl indivi.
duo Jorge F ores innri6 una confusion
|k Andres vsrisio on si lablo sups.
rior, ccn teac.urA maxllar superior.
FL sgresor fu6 capsurado. I'll hscht
ccurri6 on 10 central Fajardo Sugar
&C cmpany.
~M1ENTRAS 90 sncusDtrs traba
jando On el PArque IL Companfa d,
Opsra, los passisros que visjtn d,
San Juan { Rio PisdrAs 8 vice verss
per 10 nochs, trasbordAr&n On 10 pa
rade 2,r,
San Juan LqgA d Transit Company,
Dscsmbsr 23, 1905
Han dsjado do psrisnsesr { j,
policfa insular, por imposibllIdsd II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03
siea, GuAdalups Serrano, Etsnislao
RIOS y Joss T. Lsbr6n.

siea, Guadalupe Ssrrano, EtSaislao
RIOS , JosS T. Lsbron.
Es NECESARlO sxigir que csda
hostia ,eoga grabado o. nombre Di
gsstivo Moiarriets, psro un solo estu.
che produss meior sfscto que una do.
ssna de botsllss do aqua mineral 6 de
cualq uisr otro rsmedio. AdemAs de
ser el Goic, curative radical, del 90
tonnage y del intsstino, el Digestive
Aoiarrlets purifea los alimsntos ,
los haos asimilables. ri legi.imo d.
gestivo Mojarrieta cura en un dfa las
indigsstiones, On un mes les dispep
sias 8 gastralgies, y en- tres meses laa
mas graves Intermediates cr6nicas dol
sst6msgo y del intestine. EstG uni
versa .msnte eonhrmsdo, on forma sin
igus', que la efcscia del Digestive
Mojarriets 60 verdAdersmente radical
y superior & 10 de todos los otros 70.
msdlos. Do venta On las prireipalss
farmacias dc Europa , America.
-El cabo Padt6, de Aibonito, CO.
munica nj Quartet general de 10 poll.
cfa que Mariana Dnz dtspar6 dos
ttros & Pedro verdeciA Negr6n, ind
rl6ndole una herids grave en- el pechc f,
FL agrssor diSse & 10 f1ga y % 10 per
sigue acttvamsnts.
-Esta manana cumt lime, t6 al
gobernsdor INFERNO, Mr.. Pest, sl 60
mandante del vspor do guerra Fad.
Mr.. Bostw .ck.
LOS PIANOS que han sobress
lido On estos dltimos cinco asos y Dor
esta raz6n los reeomsndados nor los
profesores do mdsica do mas prestigic
en- 10 isla, son los do 10 tAbrics KoA,s,
q C6Apbdsl, do New York, do 10 sua,
Cd agonse On San Juan A. 3. Belayaa
Apsrsado 81, "a quien puede ussss
dirigtrse para lneiores infornss.
Ell individuo G.rsrdo L6oes
prsso do 10 circsl mul ipal, 40 fup6
sysr dc los Eabaios do llmpisx. qus
praotloaba On los oaslnas del JusgAdo
municipal. A eats indivlduo le faIta.
ban 2 dfas para cumplir.
Aver fusron Asistidoa On IL AL,
do socorros Luis MILAN, Manuel Aloa
30, Ciprian FAld, Miguel Santos =
Juan A vSsz, de hsridas J c,n.us!o,
mes lsves.
Para curar un resfrlado on un
dta, me sl L,xATIvO BROMo.
lQUfNlNA, III oosicario 10 dsvol vera a
dinsro si 10 90 eura. La arma do T.
w. GROVE 50 hslla sn cada csiita.
~El hogar do los j6vsnss ssposol
soier Miro, fue anochs sorprendidt
con 10 vlsits do un hsrmoso behe, pr,
msr hersdsro y robusto ciudadano de-
ado ntsvo. Dssssmos q! recienns al d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03

Don Vicente UssrA dirigl6 un e.
critic al comisionsdo del Interior, so-
licitsndo perwiso para hacsr una via
ferrea desde el barrio do Rio Grsnde
& 10 estaci6n central de In compaiiis
sxucsrera de Aguirre. FL informe,
onvsnienssmense estudiado, psssrk al
Consejo Ejecutivo
RI sefior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
ableeido su 0deina do Abogsdo ,
su Notaria On esta eiudad, eslle dc San
Justo Hdmsro II.
Eisrcs ante 10 Corts Federal, Cor.
10 do Distrito do toda 10 Isla y corte
Suprsma, dedicandose asfmismo 81
examen do tftulos dc propiedades, Ia
corporation do Corporasionss del psfa
y extrangerss y trsmitaci6n do expe'
disntes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Aesptando la noble eompetencia
hoy establecida On el eiereieio do lAs
proissiones de Abogado y Notario, q
sefior DIAz NAVARRO 90 dispons
cobrar { sus clientes honor arios exec.
aivamente m6dieos.
Eel departamento del Tssoro 10
vAnt6 un smbargo en- Vega Alta y otrc
en- Csguas.
Las iuntas escolares do Yauco
San German y JusnA Dfsx tienen o.
proyscto dc solicitar antioipos de.
Consejo Executive para construir CO
sas escuelas en- dichas jurisdiction 90
--MsiIana tomarG possession de-
cargo de bibliotecsrio del Atenso dor
Jos6 Antonio Gutiersez. La Dlrsctt-
va ha hecho remunerativo dicho car
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03

toda fslicid I'd On 10 vida para sxs,sfaa.
cion y orgullo de aus padres.
-Psra sl II del ses. ai ha lido 90.
nslsda 10 cslabrAoion del juieio dol
ioven Carlos PAsroc, cue fue a,rops.
nsdo anssnoehs eu sl PArqus por sl
policla Manuel Clntr6n. Son dstensoA
o. del M n9r Patron los abogados o.
iioles Texldor y G igel.
An.ehs osurr!o M gran esaan.
dAlo, ca ei csfstln dc FrAncisco Fer.
nAadsE, eliza en- ls eAlls Gel Hoi, &
sAusR do unA iids habida entire ios
indivlduts Actoniu VAlontin, ClAudio
vAld6s , Arcade Diag. DspupoiAdo
oil h .eho, si luex los sentencio { . 10
10 multa q eAda uno.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
~. IL. San Juan, R.-A ana saA.
1ra do los sArros elsesrlsos = prtasi.
pales salnsios del Qobisrao. EspIARA
didS VISTA . ls bahia. BHaos modsE.
aos sanisArios. Hsbisssionsa frsssas.
exquisite eomidA pusrsorriq usaa =
americana. Prsetos moderator. --EMI.
Liza RAMIRxz. viuda de Mastsrrsr.
-Por infrAeci6n 4 las ordens IN sas
municips ss fAsron multados hoy Pc
dro Psr,a. Ssrafn Dfax, Juan Ador-
40, ArmAndo Dias Sssundino Clasr6n
Iy Manuel R0driguex.
Ell sClub Hosso.. p,spara una
maglftica fsssa para oil diA IL del
corristts en- que % inau2ursrG % lei
ceIsro. HI acto ser& amsniz ado por
. banda del basailou pusrsorriq aefi ,
y 90 eftctuarA esa nc chs un concierso
on que tomarG pafts el vlolinisss 90.
hor MarIinez, y oil sefior Arssags que
| (CoraAssa 81 "a sasass 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03
AccIones
AccI0nes
Banco do Pto. Rico . 18 & 10.
Baneo Territorial. . 16i & 1e.
Bance Popular. also sS.
Buques anunclados

buqueS anuncIau0S
Goleta americana <Robsrt 81 Cur.
dys, dsbs hsber sslido de New York
para esta el Is del pasado.
Vapor sspahol <Martin Saenxs.
So halls & 10 carga On Barcelona y
ssldrk sl 10 del corrisnte para sss
10 hscien1o los escalas de costume
brs.
vapor anne -icano 81. L. Luchem
bsks ssli6 de New York para Ponce
el 81 dsl pasad,.
vspor ame ieano SPonce, sali6
de New York para essa l,la el 80 de
Dieiembce dltimo.
Vspor americana Getty Of Savan<
q, ks del puerto de N. York sali6 el 30
pr6ximo pasado para esta.
Vspor smericxnO <P. tGnders sac
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-03
NOTICIAS DEL Ola

-Sobre una via ferrea en- Rio Grande. En-.
bargos. s.-Proyectos de Juntas escolares.-Don Jose
Antonio Gutierrez.-Ordenanza de la polcia.-Trasla.
dos reenhanches.- en- Fajardo. herido
grave en- Aibonito. to.-Denuncias sentencias -Otras
noticias de interes general.