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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-09-01

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Mr.. johnson is fair, square, JUS
tice-loving citizen, who believes in the
civil and political rights Of all men and
there is no reason why he should not
make a good officer. He solicits your
support at the primaries.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-09-01

saved much money to the county
Mick has been careful to the point
of conservatism, and such a member
is always valuable on board. None
has given more time and attention to
county affairs, and his vote has al
ways been registered on the right
side
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-09-01
SAINT PAUL
= WEEKS RECORD in MlNNEso.
TA'S CAPITAL.

The SANITY City" and SANITY City
Felks-Newsy Items Of Social, Re.
h9ious and General Matters Among
tbs People. K.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Governor.
A. L. COLE
..Chief Justice
CHARLES M. START
State Treasurer
CLARENCE DINEHART
Secretary of State
JULIUS n. ScHMAHI
Attorney General
&. T. YOUNG
State Auditor
IS. G. IVERSON
Clerk Supreme Court
c. A. PIDGEON
Railroad Commission
c. r. STAPLES
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-09-01

Attention U. q. E.
4 The members Of North Star Lodge.
notified that q full attendance is de-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
I-safIiM.

We're having some bad weather
the last few days.
Health Is reasonably good in our
vicinity.
Miss Cora Huffman came down
Saturday on a visit to home folks.
Martin Vandoren has moved his
saw-mill from our vicinity to near
Leopold.
Mrs. Dora Clippard Of jackson
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
George Barks.
Miss Estelle Fisher who is attend.
ing W. NJ. College accompanied by
Miss Maude CliPpard came down
Saturday on . visit 70 home folks.
Mr.. David Snider contemplates
moving to Bertrand, Colo, il The
near fnture.
Stella snider visited Miss Laura
Strong, Sunday
Mr.. w. H. Moore has recently
fenced in bis yard and garden which
adds much TO the appearance Of the
place.
George Biddie and T. o. Snider
have been employed at G. II. Robin
sons the past week.
Our blacksmith W. r. Sadler
moved bis family to Latin last
week.
Leon Rose has moved bis family
into the house vacated by Mr.. Sad.
Ter
Mr.. W. u. Strong made i clean
sweep last week as he tore down all
ofhis old buildings.
Mr.. G. II. Robinson and family
visited Mrs. Betsie snider and lam.
lily Sunday.
Mr. ", H. Moore aud David
Snider took aload ofhogs 70 White.
water Monday
Misses Rhoda and Flora Moore
went to Lutesville Sunday.
Stella Snider visited Mrs. Mary
Rose Friday evening.
Our Sunday school is getting
along nicely.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
Scsll.aIAala.

AS ! have not seen anything in
your valuable paper from scopus
for some time | thought | would
send you a few items.
Health is reasonably good.
Our merchant H. B. Cole Is busy
these days.
JEFF Limbaugh has been improv.
ing his farm by fencing bis garden
and yard
Miss Laura Cook has gone to
Sedgewickville to go to school.
Lee Tankersley and family pass
cd thru here going to visit some Of
their relatives near Mayfeld.
A. J. Lincoln is white washing
the woods with rails.
Several Of our young people at
tended the entertainment At the
Bollinger school last Friday and re.
port a good time.
Everett Talent, and sisters, Of
Buchanan, have been visiting friends
and relatives near Scopus.
Tommy Brown and family were
1.-THE guests Of Ace Lee Stevens Sat
urday night and Sunday.
This is my first time TO write to
The Pass, Now, dear editor i
there is room 10 your paper for this
/ will write again when l have mere
news. LITTLE QuEES,
Y
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
Talent.

Dear Editor AS my items es-
capped the waste basket last week |
will try again.
Sam She'll and wife visited their
son John. who resides ii the north.
ern part Of the county, one day
last week.
John Muinch and Lacy Bifiie have
moved to the southern part Of the
county, near Arab. We are sorry to
lose them.
The young people enjoyed q
singing one night last week at the
residence Of Samuel Fergerson.
There was preaching at Liberty
Saturday evening, and Sunday, at
II o'clock.
Adam Stanfeld is erecting saw
mill in connection with his grist
mill.
Glad to report that Willie Green's
foot is getting along nicely.
D,ed--March 8, Dallas Moore
He was laid to rest in Mount Car
mel cemetery the 9th.
Rufus Green has moved IRON
Wayne county to this community.
Died---Msrch IL. Harley Long,
age about 20 years. Harley was
just entering manhood and was an
excellent young man and to know
HIM was to love him, but the angel
Of death summoned him 10 appear
before the bar Of God, which re-
minds as that We, too, sooner or
later. will have to obey the Masters
caIl. We will Say TO The bereaved
parents, weep not, for athe Lord
giveth and the Lord iaketh away;
blessed be the name Of the Lord =
Only live faithful and meet him in
heaven.
Born-Frlday, March g to Mr..
end Mrk John Gresn. \ buuncing
big boy. Wife and hube doing kae
bat Jebp Is ssemewhzt under tbe
weather.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
I will close with success to TIE
PREss. Two CHuMs.
Linton Ridge.

Health Is not very good in this
vicinity at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Yount visited
atthe home fMFs. Yount's parents
Sunday.
IA. NJ. Barks and wife visited
George, Jr., one night last week.
Marvin Youpts visited his uncle,
Garrett Cole, at LutesgilIe Sunday.
Frank Lsdbasssr hsd the mis-.
fortune 10 run 4 nall 10 his foot one
day last week; inaicting . painful
wound. NJ
Clarence Kirk visited near Bess.
vile Sunday. What's tbe attrac.
ton, Clarenccl s3s 5
George Barks, Jr., attended the
closing exercises Of the school at
Huskey Saturday.
Nlrs. J. Ri. Yount and daughters,
Misses Clara and Lola, visited Mrs.
C'ltes Sunday.
Mallie Baker visited his sister,
Mrs. Mamie Graves, sssdAy.
Grandma" Kirk, Who has been
on the sick List some time. isslowly
improving.
Bee Yount moved 70 Marble Hill
Tuesday. We arc sorry to lose
such good neighboF,
Mrs. Jesse Yount is on the sick
list.
Rev. ]. II. Yount alled HE regular
appointment At Barkss chapel Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
Mrs. l. D. Muugle wss sick last
week.
Our farmers are very busy pre-
pairing to farm some soon.
Otha Critics attended church at
Locust Grove Sunday.
Rev. Il. Patton viii preach at
Union Grove Saturday night and
Sunday.
Robert Allen has been making
fence rails for B. 3, Bsfks,
Some Of the young folks Of this
community attended the entertain.
ment at the closing Of the Oak
Mount school last Thursday and
all report an enjoyable day.
Vim. Matthew'S Of near Talent
recently visited bis htAer-in.law,
J. H. Yount.
If this misses the waste basket 1
will come again. Two Bus C1Ps
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
ScsspMs.

Farmers are preparing to put IN
their crops.
Grandpa Hewett is very sick at
this writing.
Hattie Brewer, who has been
very sick with brain trouble, is able
to be up now.
We are glad to report the recov-
cry Of Ira Page, who had d severe
attack Of pneumonia recently. We
are afraid such sudden changes we
bad the first Of week will cause
more pneumonia.
William Nanney closed a success
full term ofschool on Cedar branch
last week; no program was render
cd, but the day was we'll spent in
reciting the lessons and spelling,
and near the close q nice treat was
distributed, which was very much
enjoyed by the pupils.
Mat Mungle has rented q house
from John Berry and moved to II,
where b will be employed this
summer,
Rev. ]. N. Stone is improving
his promises BY putting up . lot Of
new picket fence.
Ed Teeters and Grover Newell
are doing some work for G. NJ.
johnson.
W. N. Nanney hashis newground
whitewashed with rails.
Our merchants, HI. B. Cole and
Vim. Lane, are doing a good bust.
ness now.
Rev. 7. W. Cooper breaches at
Mt Zion every fourth Sunday.
Rev. s. II. Jackson filed his APP
pointment at Lone Grove Saturday
night and Sunday.
Prayer meeting at Mt. ZioneyeryI
Thursday night,
Frank Hutfman's baby has been
quite sick several days.
Jeff Stevens has a new boy ct his
house. This is bis tenth. No race
suicide for him.
Cleye Nungle is visiting friends
up the creek Sundays and fixing
up bis farm week days--must be
something in the wind.
Jess Pages daughter. Miss Jessie,
is quite sick IF pneumonia.
ShoRTY AND Harry CHARLEY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

! & r
Here | como again, with a small
buget Of items.
Health is reasonably good in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Bifie and daughter amanda
returned to their home near here
Friday, after spending several
months at Greenbrier.
Rev. J, II. Yount fllled his regu-
lar appointment at Liberty Sunday.
Misses Amanda and Mary Gro.
mer Of Marquand attended church
at Liberty Sunday.
Several Of the young folks attend
ed . singing at H. Mabuce's Satua.
day night, and all report an enjoy
able time.
VIM. Gruner and wife visited
Rev. Trentham Sunday.
Ed Shell is buying up q car load
Of hogs.
Died March I, Dallas Moore, oi
consumption. His remains were
laid to rest in the Mt. Carmel Gem
etery. The bereaved family has
our sympathy.
Misses Willie and Mary Kitchen
went to Patton March 9.
Lacy Bifie and wife have moved
to Greenbrier, where they will make
their future home. The CHrMs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

Sunday. Rev. J. o. Hembree filed
the pulpit Sunday and preached q
very interesting sermon.
g. s. Sample and daughter, Miss
Maude, of Dongola attended church
at Trace creek last Sunday.
H. B. Miller sold his team Of
mares and bought d pair Of young
mules.
Thomas Myrick will move his
sawmill from Warren Cobb's, where
he has been saving, TO near j. r.
Limbaugh's; this week.
]. II. Zimmerman and J. Q. Stevens
were in this vicinity recently repre-.
senting the Bollinger County Nut
usl Aid Society.
Al Mouser and wife are the
proud parents Of u baby girl.
Henry Sieland went to st. Louis
last week.
John Brewer closed his school at
Mocres chapel, Madison county two
weeks ago.
Trace creek school closed last
Friday. Theprogram was wellren.
dered.
Mrs. Poly Yount Of Lutesville
and Monroe Miller and Arthur En-.
mis- Of VIII Mayfeld College attend.
cd the closing exercises Of Trace
Greek school.
n. B. Minter is having severe
tussle with rheumatism.
Success to THE PREss.
OBsERvER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

last Saturday and our clever mer-
chants wore pleasant smiles while
supplying the wants Of their many
customer.
The farmers Of this vicinity are
hooking long faced as there were q
great many Of them wanting to be-
gin sowing their oats this week but
old winter still holds them of.
P. E. Shell, our cleverstOck buy
er passed thru our Iturg Monday, be
is still In tho stock business,
MISS Betty Tlnnin has gone 10
st. Louis to spend the spring visit
ing her sister Mrs, Mollie McKlnsy.
Mr.. Roscoe McCollum Of Mar
quand passed thru our town Sunday.
POGO.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

Ripley county candidates have
ned an agreement not to use
lney directly or indirectly to in.
6nce voters in the democratic
nary. An idea that might well
eopied elsewhere, with profit.
~ Is the pledge in full: aWe, the
ersigned candidates before the
Hoy county democratic primary
to be held Saturday, March
p06, hereby pledge to the CEN
o0mmittee that we will not
'Sstly or indirectly use money for
pprpose Of influencing the result
5bc election. Neither will we
nit anyone 10 do so with our
Hedge and consent Further
willnot promise to reward
he, working in our interest,
money or position. We will
IN our power to discourage
e Of all Influences which tend
lrupt politics. If nominated
eh promise to engage in an
sampaign Of the entire county
four weeks before the gem
sction, under the direction, of
hpty central committee" De
a FeSS.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

Z R Y u
and opsica /
Rev. ". u
HIn, No.
rsees. Caesa'
Clocks ana
al gOa
lafbIsHHLA ~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
!. M. Q. Notes.

bird quarter closes thlsweek
for the commence
Eercises is occupying atten-
|ers' classes are still grow.
ambers and interest. Mrs.
ish, Misses Rosa Hughes,
'eAd Lunda Yount, Ethel
have enrolled this week;
Irwin Fish.
md Ada Morgan are with
gular work IN the interme-
academic departments.
tendance at present is lO2;;
Mt to date 122.
Chandler and lola Hinkle
i sick list, while colds are
sitzes went home Friday
PRINce,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

Here come with few items,
Rev ]. H. Yount filled bis regular
appointments at Liberty church
last Saturday and Sunday, preach
ing two excellent sermonsto large
congregations.
Harley Long son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
A. ]. Long died sunday, the family
has the sympathy Of the entirs com.
munity.
Mr.. Robert Rockwell visited bic
daughter Mrs. Matte Rsegnn last
ouF IIiils village sss crowded
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
|Mayheld.

Is good in this vicinity.
keat crop does not lock
nislng.
Bollinger closed . success
p school here last Friday
interesting entertainment,
ses began at g:so o'clock
hued until i2, when q
dinner was served. The
sas lengthy as well as In
md lasted until AGO IN
pon. All present seemed
be day.
psf has bis new dwelling
plsted.
ude Limbaugh Of scopus
cousin, Mrs. a. 3. Boil
~ night
- = sf.sa.a ~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15
Correspondents.
Ieopold.

garmers were busy plowing
ring cats bnt at present they
lng by the fire and growing
e weather. That's all right
0terll leave some time.
Katy Wnbker left for St.
~ Sunday.
"a Van Doren moved his
On Hy. VanD Doren's farm.
EAw out the lumber for the
lnpany there.
Theodore Hinkebein isvery
present.
ahi The Leopold brass
eceived their instruments
~. The instruments are Of
IN quality. The members
eticing hard every day.
JUNIOR.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

buyer. purchased some fine pigs
from W. G. Kitchen one day last
week.
Miss Amanda BiHieis visiting rel
atives and friends IN this com
munity at present.
Mrs. Dedie Limbaugh Is report
cd some better at this writing.
IAYFLowER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

u Of la-grippe, bnt IS now able to
be up again.
Judge J. A. Yount attended
court last Monday. A WITNESS.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-15

How is this for winter weather.
II is the general opinion that the
peach buds are about all killed.
9. W. Stills has been quite sick
with the grip, but is improving al
present
Rev. Urins Jamison HlIed his rpg.
ulaf sppsietmsat sn1zzasr u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31
Muert6 del rey Cristian de Dinamarca
Crtca stuac6n en- Venezuela
Es pa1a en- la conferencia de A|geciras
General ruso herido de gravedad
General ruso herido de gravedad

New York. Enero 31.-Comunican de Copenhague
que los funeraes por la muerte del Rey Crsan faecdo
anteayer Sc ado para e de Febrero Sc cree que
aslstran rey de lngaterra e emperador de Russia Las
demas nacones envaran altos dgnataos que las
en En- nombre de Espana concurrra al enterro el Con
de de Caserta que e hasta hace POGO principe de Asu
as. 81 sentimento pubco en- Dnamarca es inmenso por
que dsfrut6 sempre grandes smpatias entire
sdbdtos Vsten uto cas todas las Cortes de Europa
unldas LA famla real danesa por vincuos de sangre
Dcen de Washington que han sido hasta ahora mutt
les los estuerzos de la dplomaca americana e lin de
evftar un choque entire Franca Venezuela 81 Presden
tie Castro, negandose toda satisfaction prepara
sstlr cuaquiera entatva de INVASION concentrando
ropas en- puntos esraegcos Las notcas recben por
Curacao donde consguen legar agunos agentes del 60
berno, de noche pequeas embarcacones Creese que
escuadra francesa haa an dspuesta para des
EMBARGO que mtara al boqueo mentras recibe mayor
contlngente de lnanteria artera Ain existen espe
ranzas de evltar la guerra
lnorman de Madrid que los representatives espanoles
en- conferenca de Agecras estan marhando cas to-
dos los asuntos de acuerdo Francia Inglaerra Es
-dcen-necesta mantener la circulation de
da nacona Marruecos donde e conveno hace excl
svamente pesetas caculandose sto de cuarenta
mlones de dollars ST esta circulation atare volvendo
la peninsula tan cantdad de plata, el mercado
manetaro surrla crisis profunda nhuJo berico
Mogreb quedaria muy mermado Tambien desea conser-
var Espana consume de azcar, que desde Malaga
los puertos arcanos, dando sada producto precos
excepclonales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31
De La CAMARA
Homenaje al delegado don
Santiago r. Palmer. Un
acuerdo unanime.
LA ClUDADANIA
Un escrfto del Gobernador.
Aprobaci6n del House me-
mortal Ley municipal

Aver se relnI6 la Camara dc De-
legsdos 4 las d)s prssidiendo ell senior
Matienzo.
So acord6 por unanimidad que
todos los Delegados ssistiesen al 90.
pelio del eadaver dc la malograda
nina Dalila Palmer, hiis de nuestro
estimado amigo don Santiago r. Pal
msr.
Tsmbleo fue scusrdo enviar una
coropa en- tesslmonio de sf cto
hAcia el distiuguido mpsfiero que
ACADIA de ex erimentsr m profuudo
dolor y hacia su fsniis,
El Delegado sefior Zavala solicit6
diez dias de licencta por enfarmo.
La Camara ensr6 en- Ia crden del
dfa. Sc discutieron las secciones "a
hassa la 81 do Ia ley municipal secci6n
por seccion.
En- dicha labor 30 invirtieron tres
horas. Las enmiendas presentadas
q dicha ley son de mucha importsn-
cia fleron muy biep recibidas por
el pdblico,
FL sefl1r Mstienza ley6 IN escrito
del Robernador Mr.. Winthrop, quien
psrsicipa la sprobscion del House me
mortal p1mero | golicitapdo de Ios
Cuerp0s Colegisladores dc los Estados
Unidos voten y ssncionen Ia recomen-
daci6n del presidente Roosevelt, quien
recomieuda la ciudadanfa smsricana
q Puerto Rico.
No se tratsron otros asuntos. Hoy
SO rsuni6 la Camsra q las dos, discu.
tiendose Ia ley municipa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31
ACTOS FUNEBRES
Entierro veri6cado aver por
la tarde de la nina Au-
rora Saldana
NOTAS De DUELO
Sepelio, efectuado en- la ma
mana de hoy, de Ia senori-
ia Dalila Palmer.

Un iequito numerosfsimo concu'
rri6 aver al entierro dc 10 nifia Au'
rora .Saldafs.
Entire los concurrentes vimos &C.
noras y sefioritas, destscandose On
primer termtno las niiias del Colegio
del Sagrado Corsz6n dc Jesds. del
que era alumna Ia fnada.
He aquf las coronas:
ga AuroritA. Sus tias Juana ~
Juanits,; eduardo y Ezsquiela, q gu
sobrinas; <Andres y Eduardo, & su
querlda primas; eFamilia Hepp,;eTus
primas Saldafias; sEloisa P. de Que.
vedo B aez, q AuroritA Saldsfis Gro
sss; <Dr Manuel V. del Vale, Maria
Bas6 d u Valies; <Aurors Ssldaf1s, dc
tu amiga Msgdalenas; sPspa Andres
Carmelas; sHernandsz Lopez, seflo'
"a y sobrina,; <Recuerdo de Pilars;
xFamiIis Rodriguez; <Familia Fe.
rrers; eMercedes Saldafla Quintero, &
mi querida primita,; sFAmilia Muros;
sCarmen Maria y Antofiita Ruberp;
sFamilia Soler Escalonss; <Jorge, Bl.
dita, ,rg!to y Carmelita q Lulds;
sRscuerto de tus tfos SIxto y Aurcras
sManolo y Aurora & su ahiiada Auro.
ritas..
Pfestdisron el duelo los seflores
Jorge, Manuel y Eduardo Sadafis,
Juan Fl fernandez Lopez, Andres Cross q
Pbro. Fl rnaudez -arcediano.
Ell senior Hernandez Lopez pronun.
ci6 sentidas fcases de pesams.
El sepslio de la malograda sef1o.
rita Dalila Palmer, verifcado ests
man ana, de nueve q diez, fle una i'm
ponente manifsstaci6n de duelo.
Numsrosa eonourrencia de todas
las classs sociales, accmpafi5 al cadA
YER hssta 81 cementerio.
Sells min as levaban las c!ntas del
feretro, detras de est, iba una nu-
trida comisi6n do sefioras y sefioritas.
Sobre ell feretro mostrabsnss las
coronas siguientes, de )res artificia-
les;
Camara de Dslegados. Junta Lo
cal do la Union, Graziela y Luiss
Garmendia. Familia Mufioz Rivera
Coaetia,ta en- Ia pdgina So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31

En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel viejo de peri6dico a 50
qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31

Cabegraflan desde San Petersburgo que e general
Condratief, del general Lsewisl asesnado en-
Penza IS de Dcembre, fue aver victma de n compot
revouconaro menras recorra las Gales al rente de M
coa. Desde balloon dsparaon contra e varos rcvol-
vers, hendoe de gravedad hacendoe caer de su caba
o La escoa asat6 nmediatamente Ia casa de que par
eron los dsparos encontandoa vaca Los agresores ha
ban hudo por los teados fue possible encontrares Sc
han hecho de doscentas prsiones en- la cuadra que
ocurri6 este suceso
Despachos de Paris aseguran que los prncipales ban
queros ranceses Sc han reundo para antcpar Russia la
cantdad de ochenta miones de dollars, al cuatro medic
por ceno con garantia de los erocaes rusos cobran-
do una coms6n del dos por cento Sc cree que esta
rac6n reaza nstancias del nuevo presidente Mr. Fa
leres, para ayudar la naci6n amiga d6cultades f.
crear motives de confanza entire los dos
palses aados. FL empreso evanta un POGO e prestigo
de los vaores rusos que ogan aza de cuatro frances
sobre ell valor que alcanzaban en- bosa.
Dlcen dc Londres que ha trunfado por una gran ma
yora de votos Dstrito Sterling ee del gabnete Ii
beral nges Mr. Campbell Bannerman Ete trunfo con-
trasa con la derrota de Mr. Ralfour ee del pardo con-
servador En- Ell dstrto de West Ham, la condesa Warwick
toma pare personamente las eleccones apoyando I'm
candidate obrero de apeldo Will La condesa pronuncit
un dlscurso en- la plaza publca arengando las masas
Iprometendoes el tunfo La canddatura ue derrotada
FL enusasmo por esta dana extraordnao en- los doks
en- que rabaan mas de tres mil obreros Sc titula ella
msma &la condesa dem6crata4 muer de largos
'cursos pecuniaros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31
PATENTtS Muk|CIpALtS

Hoy SO vence oil plszo da un mes
concedido por ell syuntsmiento & los
comerciantes 8 industriales para pa.
gar sus pstentes muulcipales. Desde
ma tiana aquel que no haya cumplido,
serA denuneiado q los tribunales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
TONS OF RAILS FOR RAILWAYS.
Proposed Heavy Purchases for 1907
Indicate Prosperity.

The Iron Trade Review says: THE very
great prosperity Of the railroads, so closely
connected with that Of the iron and steel
business, has been reflected for many
months in unprecendentedly heavy pur-
chases of rails, and that this policy of lib
eraI buying Is not to be abandoned Is
clearly shown by the heavy orders already
placed and others pending. 1t Is estimated
that 100000 tons of steel rails for 1907
delivery have been under negotiation and
that fully half of this tonnage has been
placed. The Illinois Steel Company, which
has already been patronized literally by
western railroads, will probably book or
ders for 1907 considerably in excess OF Its
present capacity, with the expectation that
the new mill at Gary, Ind, will be COM
pleted in time to assist in filling orders.
1.-THE strike of molders in a number of
leading manufacturing centers has had a
depressing effect on foundry grades OF pig
iron, and causes tendency toward weak
ness in some places, especially in the
Chicago district, where southern pig iron
has been bought from % to 30 cents per
ton lower than recent quotations. Ohio
furnaces have shown considerable eager
ness for business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

The colonial marriages bill was passed
on second reading IN the house OF lords at
London Tuesday without division. The
object of this bill V to legaiixe In the
united kingdom marriage with deceased
vife's sister. legally contracted anywhere
n the British possessions.