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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
Death Of theodore Hiss.

Phillip Damn, at Salem, Ore
gon, sends US the following from
b Salem paper, concerning the
death of Theodore Hiss:
On Sunday, April Is. Theodore
Hiss died at the home of Philip
Damn of Spring Valley, Polk
county. The funeral was held on
Monday afternoon. Service was
conducted in the home of Philip
Damn by Rev. W. W. Edmond
son, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, and the interment in the
Zena cemetery. THEODORE Hiss
leaves three brothers and three
sisters to mourn his decease. He
was a member of the Greman
Lutheran church and carried in
su rance>in the Modern Woodmen
of America. A large number of
the people of Spring Valley
gathered at the funeral and ex-
pressed their deep sympathy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
To Our Brothers.

Resolutions Of respect, adopted
by Galatia Camp No. 6161, NJ. W.
A.. Galatia, Kans.
Whereas, an overruling Provi-
dence, in infinite Wisdom and love.
has removed from our numbers
our Brother and beloved friend.
John Allen, of Ness City, former
ly of Galatia,
Resolved, that we the Camp of
Galatia Lodge M. W. A.. No.
6l61, extend our Fraternal heart.
felt sympathy to the breaved wife
and family in this hour of their
afiiction.
We have known our Brother for
many years, as earnest and dill
gent in all his pursuits, faithful
and loyal, filed with ambition for
a bright future opening before
him somewhere beyond earth's
cares and strife. We know that
we shall meet him again apd clasp
his hand in the last glad reunion.
Thus we stand grief-stricken
and sorrowful, but submissive to
the Power whose ways are beyond
mortal ken, and from the depths
of our grief We can only commit
the sorrowing loved ones to the
One who doeth all things we'll.
Resolved, that as a tribute of
respect these resolutions be pub
llshed in the county papers of
Barton and Ness counties, a copy
sent to wife and family, and plac-
ed on minute book of Galatia
Camp 616l.
W. NJ. Brown,
Jas. Livesay,
Frank Hayse,
Committee.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Two Fires Started at GdIatid But We're
Not Serious.
Special to Daily Rustler.

Special to Daily Rustler.
On Tuesday morning the oath,
fire started in the attic at the
home of Frank Hayes, at Galatia.
1t was discovered and put out by
the assistance of the neighbors
before much damage was done.
Mr.. Hayes was away from home
at the time
In the afternoon the tent oc-
cupied by Grant Jacobe the black
smith, took fire and was burned
up. The high wind blowing at
the time scattered the fire about
town, and threatened the whole
place.
The neighbors had hard work
saving. Hayes shop AID the
church, the burning tent being
close to each.
The fire company consisted of
men, women and children, and
they all had a hot time of it for a
while.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

ly assisted US during the illness
and death of our darling baby,
Dallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Smith.
Leoti, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Beardsley
are in receipt of a letter from
their brother Jim, stating he is
all right. He succeeded in getting
out Of the building he roomed in,
at Frisco, before the building
fell, and saved his barber tools
also.
DR.. Eickhorn has been transfer
red to the Pathological department
of the government service, at
Washington, d. g., and will leave
Great Bend about May 1st. We
regret to lose the doctor and his
estimable wife as citizens of Great
Bend, but wish them success in
their new home.
Among those whose worry has
been allayed with news from
California relatives is Mrs. Jessie
H. Gage, ON West Broadway
She today received a letter from
her sister, living at Fruitvale, five
miles from Oakland, which states
that none of their family were in
jured. The letter graphically de-
scribes some of the terrible scenes
during and after the earthquake
and fire.
There was a quiet little we'd
ding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mart Swift at 1901 Kanass Ave.
Monday evening, when Miss
Grace Lambert, sister of Mrs.
Swift, was united in marriage to
Mr.. John Cochran, of Hutchin-
son. The young people will make
hei~ !. ~ IN Hu.c!!- 1s.n where
Mr.. Cochran is in business.
Henry Huslig, one of the pros
porous young farmers on route
two, out of Claain, was a visitor
to the city Thursday, and secured
the regular visits of the Democrat
for then next year. Mr.. HusHg
says the wheat in his neighbor-
hood is in good shape and doing
well.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
THE DEMOCRAT
STATE TICKET.
Convention Ends Its Work and Dele.
gates go Home Pleased.
A GREAT BENDER NAMED.

Topeka, Kansas, April 25, 10 p.
m.-The democratic convention
has named the following ticket:
Governor W. A. Harris.
Lieut.. Gov, Hugh Farrelly.
Sec. of State, H. C. Ahlborn.
Auditor, W. F. Bowen.
Atty. Geul, David Overmeyer.
Supt. of Schl's,. A. B. Carney.
State Treas. Pat German.
Justices Of Supreme Court, A
M. Jackson, D. NJ. Dale, L. Hawn
and W. S. Glass.
Railroad Commissioners. C. A.
Cooper, Harry Mcmillan and
James Humphrey.
t.. Supt. of Ins., W. j. Morphy.
State Printer, W. P. FEEDER.
The platform is broad and COM
prehensive. 1t endorses the last
national platforms of 1896, 1900
and 1904; for constitutional
money and constitutional taxation:
favors a tariff for revenue only;
calls for more strict and compre-
hensive railroad laws: demands
adjustment of the pass system,
and the establishment of 2 cent
railroad fares; denounces railroad
discrimination as the greatest evil
of the day, and also asks for more
equal taxation as between individ-
uals and corporations. The plat
form scores the republicans for
hyporacy in the matter of the
prohibitory liquor law, and de-
mands the strict enforcement of
all laws. Declares in favor of the
initiative and referendum, in or.
der to bring the government closer
to the people.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
GREAT BENDS new CITY BUILDING, COR. WILIAMSAND AKN

dence, and he has said repeatedly
that there was one thing he want
ed to do while mayor of Great
Bend, if he did not do much else.
and that was TO build a city hall,
and now it has been started.
These two gentlemen constituted
themselves a boosting committee
to work for the city hall, and
they are entitled to the credit of
talking it up to the point where
the other members of the council
would take hold and give it a
start.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
PIONEER, STAFFORD COUNTY

Joe Strobe will have a dance
in his new residence Thursday
night, the 26th.
Bob Phillips gave a party a
week ago Friday night; all had a
fine time and returned home at an
early hour in the morning.
Ted, Pearl Indifference Villers,
Of Larned, spent Saturday night
with their sister and husband Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Hunt.
Mrs. A. T. Fullerton's nephew
Charley Woods and family are
here visiting them.
Marshal Rice started to move
to his new home naer Greensburg
last Monday. Walter Rice and
Walter Broadbooks helped him to
move. They expect to return
home next week.
Mrs. Marshal Rice spent last
week with her folks Mr.. and Mrs.
Join Hunt. She will leave Mon
day for her new home. Miss
Pearl Fullerton expects to accom-
pany her to Greensburg. where
she will visit her brothers and
families James, and Ben Fullerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hunt gave
a party last Saturday night April
the 2lst; there was about twenty
five present, ali enjoyed them.
selves very much. p
Charley Smith is preparing to
have a 6ne residence built soon.
Mary and Ezra Strickler are
taking music lessons of Miss
Myrtle Reigel again this summer.
There was large crowd attend
ed the entertainment at the NJ. E.
church Sunday night, given by
the Queen Ester Circle.
II. Strickler has put a cenent
walk down in his front yard.
Lecture at school district No. 4
FRIDAY night. Come out and en-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

and in every way up to date.
The south side of the building
will be occupied by the fire de-
partment, with an entrance on
Williams Avenue, and will have a
room 20x62 feet.
On tie second floor above the
lire department is the council
chamber, 2Ox44 feet and a fire.
mems dormitory 16x2O feet.
Above the police court room is
the city clerks Office 23,lOx -19,
fitted with a freproof vault for
the books and papers of that
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
Will Be Brick, Trimmed in White
Limestone
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS

The accompanying illustration
made from.the architects drawing
OF the new city building to be
erected this summer at the corner
OF Lakin and Williams avenues,
gives a very good idea of the GEN
eral appearance of the building.
which will be of red brick with
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Students may enter the Business
College at any time and select
their own studies. All classes
open during the summer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

white trimmings and will surely
give the town a building,,that they
can be proud of. One : of ,.the
hardest workers and most earnest
takers for the building has been
the councilman from the first
ward, W. F. Honnen, and to him
more than any other one
man is the credit due of having
the work started on the building.
1t has long been a pet idea of
Mayor E. W. Moses that the town
should own its own official resi-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
They Showed Us
and were Shown.
The 81. Joe Commercial Club Makes
a Friendly Visit.
BUSINESS ANDPLEASURE TRIP

special train, composed of a coach
two sleepers, a dining car and
baggage car, arrived in Great
Bend at Z ;45 p. m. Tuesday. The
visitors, about eighty in the PARTY
were met by a delegation of busi-
ness men of the city and escorted
up town to the Commercial Club
rooms. The 4th Regiment Band
accompanied the visitors, and
filled the streets with enlivening
music as the line of march was
taken up.
At the Club rooms there was
half an hour of getting acquainted
and an exchange of souvenirs,
cigars and punch being served to
the guests. Mayor E. W. Moses
then called the meeting to order
and introduced President O. w.
Dawson of the Great Bend Com
mercial Club as master of un-
ceremoneous ceremonies.
The band rendered an elegant Sc
lection,an Judge Z. c. Cole then
extended a hearty welcome to our
visitors. Hon. Tom Campbell,
on behalf of the visitors, respond
ed. Mr.. Campbell was one of the
first travelling salesmen to visit
Great Bend in the early seventies,
and spoke feelingly Of the expert
ences of those early days.
E. R. Moses gave a short, in
formal talk upon the early day ex-
perlence and the human sympathy
and confidence which have made
both st. Joe and Great Bend pros
porous, after which the 4th regi-
ment band rendered another selec-
tion.
R. NJ. Powell, the plow man,"
was called upon. He was glad
that he, with the other Mis-
sourians, to meet with the Kansas
men whose best qualities were
like a postage stamp-had the
stick to it" ability. He said
some men were always wishing
for things" but Great Bend men
went after things"-they we're
born with a backbone, not q wish
bone.
Hon. D. A. Banta then respond
ed to Great Bend, Her Homes
and Her Business" in an able
manner.
Hon. Taylor Riddle, for the
visitors, spoke in behalf of his city,
and especially her live stock in
terests and facilities, after which /.
the band rendered another selec-
tion. and informal formalities
were over.
Each visitor was presented with
neat little folder giving i'm
portant information about Great
Bend, and a complete list of her
business and professional people,
and also with souvenir postal cards
empblematic of Central Kansas.
This proper reception of such a
body of wealthy business men will
do our city material good, for it
will assure them that we have a
live, wideawake and growing city,
and a citizenship prolific in hos
pitality and good will.
Mr.. John Mason, one of the
substantial farmers of the south
side is the largest individual con-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Mrs. j. M. Brining, on Monday
received a postal card from her
brother, R. B. Briggs, in Cali
fornia, which stated they were
safe, but that the earthquake was
a terrible affair.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27
arton County Has Lands For Sale Takes Good Money
THE MARKETS TODAY

Grain md Stock Markets furnished
daily by special wire to the. A. NJ.
McDearmott Commission Co-Ofice
over Crescent Grocery.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Marriage licenses we're issued
Tuesday to William Bittner. Of
Olmitz, and Mary Suckey, of Otis;
and to John Bitner, of Olmitz,
and Hermen A. Suckey, of Otis.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Official, and over the Jail is the
Mayors office and a committee
room.
The structure is to be of red
brick with white stone trimmings
and tin roof, all to be of the very
best material and put up in a first
class manner. The contract price
is to be 50, 5000. and when finish
ed the city of Great Bend will
have a building that. none of us
need be ashamed to show visitors
through, and tell them that it be-
longs to the town.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Louis Schrieber was in the city
Thursday morning from Otis on a
business "trip and returned the
same day.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Mr.. John Mason, one of the
substantial farmers of the south
side is the largest individual con-
tributor to the California relief
fund, having come in this morn
ing and paid one hundred dollars
for that plrpose. The entire
amount will be forwarded to Mr..
Mulvane at Topeka, and with the
balance of the Kansas money sent
to the governor of California.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

The building will front north
on Lakin Avenue with a frontage
of 60 feet, and a depth of 45 feet
on Williams Avenue As you en-
ter the Lakin Aavenue side there
is good big lobby, and to the
left the police court room 2l-9x23
10, with a fire proof vault for
the records, etc., and connected
with the city Jail by a corridor.
On the northwest corner of the
building is the Jail, fitted with
steel cages, sanitary plumbing
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-04-27

Lecture at school district No. 4
Friday night Come out and en-
JOY yourself.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

arnero marino del e6cito armada dc os Etados Undo
do ad0 Ell hcho de hAber edo deacsd0 de Quani
ci6n dicha I; nj ungdn ocsL sodado marnero msrno
tendrS derecho vot On lee condolences expueatas
SEcm6N s-Para los fines de esta ley consderark
que perddo rdenca Puerto Rico quen hbere
senado Ia auntos Puerto Rico de os E.tldos Uni
dos
SEoC6N s.-Nrguna persona asda en- nsttuci6n l6bEca
prvada locos eatuVere bo 81 cudado d.
motive de iucspcdad mental tend derecho votAr 10
Isla de Puerto Rico.
SEoc6N 1OEn Dnedn caso exception hecha de loo cAsos
dc TRACTION deo eony peturbic6n del orden pfbco.
svo 10 dispueo Secc6E SO de a Ley. podrS srrsrse
elecor mentras inscribe votsF strviere insert
bsndoss votandO regresare de ncribre de votar.
SEcoN 1Psra les fines de inscripciones escciones a
ts precntos precnto de Adunt que rtende nc
pio do Adiunta capital Adun el precnto de A0uad que
comprsnde muncpo De Aguad capital Aguads precnto
de Aguada que comprende e municpo dc Aguadl cspiA
Aguada e preCno dc Aguas Buens comprende e
npo do Agua Buenas capl Agus Buena; precnto de
AiboDitc precnto de Ah.sco cOmpends muDcpo de
AGco cspia en Ahsco; e primer precnto de Arecibc
preudendo 81 baro de Csmbaache caEa ArecbO; e
gupdo preDto de Aebo cemprendendo todos os dmEs be-
Ios de Acibo capital Arecbo; 81 recino de Arroyo
que comprende municpo de capital Aroyo el pre-
a capital BArrAnuu d precntO de BIo que compreDde
munCpo de BafroE esphl Bacs; 81 prtcno de Bsya.
mon que compTende munCpo de Bysm6n capital Bpys.
6n Ell pTecnto de Cbo que CcmIrerde ell muncipio de
Cabo Rjo capital en- Cbo Rcioi Ell peCiDto dc Csguss que
compTepds 81 munCpo de gus capital en- Cgus, elprecinto
Camuy pleCnto de Carolina compende 81 mnDieipio de
CarOns capital Carons pFecnto de Cyey que compeDde
Ell municipio de Cyey csp Csyey precnto de Gales
que comprende mrncIo &C Gales capital en- Gales; e pre-
ciuo de CT cue compTende municipio de GdFs csp
Cds peciptO de mo- Qts mpsnde 81 municpo Do Goa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

Ia presentsdo Ia, rsnuneia de
inspector do escuslas Mr. Frerch III
Depsrtamento de Educs ci6n cubri-
RI 10 vsesnts al regrsso del Comisio-
nado Mr. Falkner.
Ell ssior DIAZ NAVARRO hs
sstableeido On Onsina dc Alb sxado ,
"a Notarfa On ssts siudsd, sale do San
Justo ndmsro II; &
Ejerss ants Ii oorts Federal, Cor.
b do Distrito do toda ID Isla J Corts
6uprema. dsdieandoss asfmismo 81
sxamsn do ttulos do propiedsdss, In
corporation dc Corporseionss del pafs
IL sxtrangerss , trsmitaei6n dc sxps.
disniss DO sxpropiaoi6n forsosa.
Aseptando 10 noble sompsseneia
hoy estsblssida On sl sisrsieio do las
profesiones do Abogado J Notario, sl
ssior DIAz NAVARRO 90 dispone &
sobrar { sus elisntea honorarios exoe.
sivamsnte m6dieos.
Los siguientes policfas insularss
hsn sido suspsndidos honrosa mente
en- sus destinos:
Francisco Cardona Juan jose 81.
len,~ Juan Nieves Camaeho, FIorencio
Colon Santsna, Aleio Mercado, Pedro
Aenendsz, Jorge Rosa, Justine Mar
Genet, Enriqne Latorre Lopss. DetrIo
M. Grsulau, Juan Santisgo Oausndo,
Francisco Rodrfguex. Juan Nelendes
Francisco Collie 20, Jose Fsiardo Mar.
rs.
Fueron trssladados los siguieutes,
Msriaro Aaldonado Ibarrs, Juan 4.
Gonsal.z, Manuel Rosa, Encarnaci6n
Colon Sierra.
En- Adiuntss ACADIA dc descu.
brtrss una gran NINA de hlerro, Ia
eual ha comprado un americana On ID
suma dc $50 600. La nina existe OF
los terrenos de los seiiorss Pistri.
En- 81 vspor espsnol sMigusl M
Plnillois Lego proeedents de islas ca
narias una companfa do variedsd dss
repreaentada por el prestidi gitador
ventrf 'ocuo Mr.. Will B. Wood, nor
teamericano.
Dicha compaiiia 80 propone salt
para Ia isla, donde dar& algunas fun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
4 QufA coRREsPONDA

Por 10 presents 90 hsce sabsr que
los senores Berio Hermanos han pre-.
sentsdo & 10 Comisi6n de Franquieiss
dol Consejo Ejecusivo una petioi6n so
licitando una franquiciA para t0mar
dol Rio Manan en- el barrio de sNs-
gsoss CorozAl, 90 litros de sgua por
segundo para riego y fusrzA hidrauli-
co para mover un molino do hierro
para moler esfia. Lo cusl 90 hace
p6blico para conocim.ento de les par
tes que tspgan que slsgar en- pro 8 on
contra dc 10 sollsitado compsrecisndo
anita dieha Comisi6n en- 10 primera
reunion que ss'ebre ls misma que se.
RI despu6s de haber exoirado los vein.
TO dfss qus hia la Ley contar de 10
fec hs dc 10 prssente.
San JuanP. r ~ Mario de 906
BERIO HERMANOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

stones, regrssando { San Juan, GUAM.
do eats conclufdo el teatro.
- En- 81 Club de F. K.h-hs hn &
Co., 2S San francisco, % venden dos
reIojes de- orc esds semans, entire 50
soeios, sbonando % 50 8 / 90 semanal.
Eata semsna obtuvo uso el ,eiior Gu.
mersindo Psdreirs, soeio D6m. 50.
-Anoehs % reuni6 On los salonss
dol Ayuntamisnto 10 Jurta auxiliar
de Dsmas, inters: ads On sl estab ableci.
miento dol Refugio de Ninos Desam
parados. aeordando cslsbrar el sxba.
do prSximo una funei6n On el teatro
del Psrqus BorfrQusn. por ID mprssa
J. N. Rosell6 y c., & bsnefcio de 10
expresada instituci6n.
Sc eligisron para dicho aeto las
obras siguisntes: clos Granular xEl
sefi'r Joaquins y els Mazorea Rois. !,
Las sxprssadas damas % han On
ssrgAdo Dc distribuir las loealidades.
I'll xobsrnsdor irtsrino Mr..
Post indult6 esta maiiana & Francisco
Benikz vslaaquez. que fus condsnado
q sells mssss On 10 Corte municipal dc
San Juan, por acometim iento y sgre.
sion.
-E Gle % por la tarde lego q
Vega Bsjs, procedents de Manau, sl
ssdor don Ramon K. Olsrc, con su
msleta repleta de articulos de move.
dad do 10 easa O.kAmp Noting Co.
Be hospeda On II casa dol diatipguIdo
eaballero don Juan Ortiz dc LION.
-Rsta mafisna el licenciad don
Hsrninio Dfax Navarro, present6 d
Tribunal Supreme, los documsntos d.
10 spelaei6n para ante 10 Corts gu,
prsma de- Washington, On la Gauss
del REQ Francisco Rivera alias <Pan.
chito.s
-Ha sido nombrAdo tsqufgraft
dc IL 9crts do Agusdilla don Manus
Mufi!x. despuss do brillantss exame
mes On 10 oacina del attorney.
/ -Ha prssentado 10 renuncia do
pueato dc medico del Lszareto el doe
tor don Manuel Quevedo Baez.
-MafiAna 30 vera en- oil Tribun q
Supreme 10 apelaci6n on el plsito GU
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29
HERMtNIo DIAZ
Abogado.
San Juan, Puerto. Rico
SAN JUSTO Il.
SAN JUSTO Il.
En- II p,6xlm. .em an. A. S.,x.

I'm 10 pi6xlmA senans % dara
principle & 10 vscunsci6n domisilis.
rio On esta ciadAd. Los m6dicos mu-
nieipalss quedarGn eneargados do este
ssrvicio. Ademis, en- 10 Sala do So
eorros 30 vacunarkn & todaa las per-
sonas que 10 soliciten.
Ell eoronel Hamill entreg6 & don
Jos6 Susrez, oolector DO los fondos
para 10 jglesia do Loixa, 10 suma do
dies dollars para 10 construction dc
dieho templo cat6lico.
Eel Departamento do Tesoreria
recolee6 una mulsa de cinco dollsrs
do Santa Isabel. T.mbi6n levant6
euatro embargos on vega-alta y uno
On Cidrs.
VINO TINTO gsllego superior
del Rivero On edarterolss ofrecen Su.
eesorss dc L. villamiI y Cs 8. en- @.
LA alcaldfa de BArr0s solicitt
aver por medic CO una comnicaei6r
do 10 oncina Dc ls L'ga dc syunts
mienk ., ID trsdacc onlds una carta o.
ipglSs dol Consejo Eiscutivo, rsferent,
& 10 resolucion dada por sse alto cusr
po, en- orden & la s6licitad do squs
ayuntamiento para un smpr6stito qu'
interesa del gobis-no insular, solisi
tando. Ala vsz, los informes del cas'
para 81 6xito de dichs aolicitud. L
Liga dsspaeha hoy sl alunto CON |,
traducci6n correspondents.
-Se han iLscrit9 On 81 resistr
civil los nasimlsntos dc Miguel Apge
Martin Delgado. Maria Rivera RI
faela Rivera; y les defunciones d
Emilisno Merced y OttIz y Antoni
del vslls.
--Se NOS ssegurs que On II sucul
aal dc 10 Am6. .icsn Porto Rico Tabi
Geo Company, sstablecido On Rio pi'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

sostiens don Santiago Ulpierre y CT
con don jose vsrar, sohre eobro d.
pesos.
Ell pr6ximo Domingo ss llsvarl
sfscto en- Areslbo la, assmb!sa 'tri
nestral de 10 Association medisa DE-
Puerto Rico. Asiitirkn de San Juan
los dostores Qusvsdo Bass, Muar Z,
Carbonsll, Doval, Vslsz LOPEZ, Cue
to, Sshsr, Aviles J RujE Arpau.
Han II grssado como o. fermos
On el Hospital municipal Pedro Ma
rrero , Casimiro Robles.
Gensrs Guerra , Trinidad hi.
dalgo fueron dadas dc alta On el Hos
pital do Mkternidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-29

dras, Gguien hacs polisics, prefriea-
do On el trabaio 4 los torcsdorss re.
puhlisanos.
LlsmSmos sobrs ests Ascho ID
atensi6n del director do diehs fibr.cs.
Sc asegurs que serG nombrado
sub sscretario dc IL Corts de Dlstriio
dc San Juan el j6ven abogado don
Federico Perez Almiroty.
Nos aIegraisnos dc que ssta mott.
'cla se conarms.
-Anoehs rsgrsa6 de su sxeurai6n
por visques y Culebras sl doctor Lugo
Vinas, inspector de Ssnidad.
Anoehs fuS arrestado al llegsr
do Saint Thomas, el comerciante dom
jose Pacheco, natural de Fajardo, y
que reside on Santo Domir 20 hacs
siete ailos AL ssfior PscAsco le fua-
ron ocupados por el Inspector dc
Adusnss 5000 en- billetes dc 10 Loteris
do Saint Thomas
AL ser rsquerido oil senor Pache.
90 por sl expressdo inspector para
que entrsgsrs los billeses, 10 hfso sin
opener resi' tencia, manifestando que
psrtsnecfan 4 don Francisco Prats,
eomercisnte de Santo Domingo, quieu
To- habiA coniaionado para 0 e,mprGr-
selos.
ri seflor Pacheco desembarc6 On
Puerto Rico, con el I'm de pssar . diai
al lado do 81 familia On Fsjardo. ,
seguir { 10 repdblica veclna. Anoch,
mismo prssb hanzs el ssfior Pae heeo
para quedar On libertsd , hoy deolsrt
ante Ell Comisionado de 10 Corte Fe
dersl.
El abogado don Joit Gusmkn Be
nikz 10 dtfenderG en- esta causa.
i (00NGnaa On Ia pdgina Sq)