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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
CLAYTON.

Mrs. Tell Cloar has returned from
visit to her mother at Crystal.
We are glad to report that Jerry
Douglas, who has been right sick,
is up again.
Hugh Mcdowell, OF near Crystal,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Russell
at the Owen Mill last week.
Jethro Owen, of Mexico City,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Billie Owen, Saturday and Sum
day.
Miss Elsie Caldwell, who has been
attending the Training School at
Union City, is at home on account
of the absence of her teacher.
School opened again this week.
Mr.. Leslie Cunningham has closed
his school at Clayton. Exercises
were held at the schoolhouse last
Friday There was a regular at
tendance of about 65 pupils. The
teacher is very popular here, this
being his second term.s Some very
nice speeches were made and among
those reciting we're Miss Eula Dom
nell, Laura Caldwell, Allie Bryan,
Myrtle Morris, Una Marshall, Lila
Caldwell, Gracey Donnell, Ruth
Caldwell, Sudie Morris, Zeulah
Owen, Pernie Cloar, Mary Erwin,
Mamie Clifton, Vera Owen, Gertie
Russell, Cary Erwin. Frank Cliff
ton, Hurtle Darnell, Roy Alexan-
der, Cornelius Bryan, Frank Cliff
ton, Roy Forester. Mr.. Cunning
ham leaves the school in charge of
Rev. Stigler and wife who will teach
the fall session. Rev. Stigler has
taught two terms at this place and
we welcome him back in our midst.
He is esteemed here as a teacher
and minister and we wish them
success. WILD PLUM.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
A Fine Show.
BLUEBELL

THE Hoosier Girl' appeared at
the Grand Opera House last evening
for her first time in this city. Here's
hoping she'll come back. But may
her visits be unlike the periods
which caused the Governor of North
Carolina to say something to the
Governor of South Carolina. May
she come often. Miss Kate Watson
as 'Roxana Peabody" is the Hoos-
ier girl. Miss Watson's makeup
is interesting and her acting in
keeping. She is an artist. Gus
Cohen is cast as Heinrich Wetzel,
and he can act from the topmost
hair of his head down to the very
floor. He has erected comedy part
that kept the audience convulsed
and his work with Miss Watson
was excellent. The story running
through The Hoosier Girl +" is
sweet and pretty, with an atmos-
phere of the rural and it can be
said that it is really one of the
most enjoyable attractions Spring
field has had this season. Spring
field (Ohio) Sun.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13

they are attending the H. NJ. Insti-
tute.
Miss Artie Darnell, of Hickman,
attended church here Sunday.
We were complimented with some
sweet music, rendered by Mr.. Frank
Field and Mrs. Kate Hudson We'd
nesday night.
Albert Caldwell, of Clayton, has
recently sold his farm to J. L. Stow
er. Mr. Caldwell intends locating
in some city in order to educate his
daughters.
Rev. Waters, of Martin, deliv-
cred an able missionary sermon at
Reeltoot Sunday. He also called
on the church for funds to help
support the Hall-Moody Institute.
The sum of $3.50 was contributed
by the members on the endowment
plan. CULVER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
st. Louis Live Stock Market.
SUCCESS.

reported by Evans-Snider-B uel Co.,
Live Stock Commission Agents.)
National Stock Yards, H., April
IA very moderate supply of cat.
tie the fore part of this week in
cluded comparatively few good beef
steers and none fancy, Values as a
rule were disappointing to sellers,
as very little strength was shown
as compared with h e decidedly
bearish close OF last week. The
bulk of the sales ranged from $475
to $500 and the demand seems to
center on the medium grades at
present, It'll ough some fancy
beeves would sell from $5.75 to
SO 90 per cvt.
Good choice beef cows at 100
and up were the only kind that
showed any strength. Gamers, cut.
tiers and the general run OF heifer
stuff moved slowly and were no
more than steady sellers. Veal
calves lower. Good milk cows in
good demand at steady prices.
Receipts in the stocker and feeder
division extremely light and quality
common, but there is good de-
mand for fair to good grade of feed
ers at $3.75 to $500.
The supply of hogs at all markets
was slightly under expectations and
prices ruled higher with sales on
following basis: Top. SO so; bulk of
the good to choice hogs, Sc. .35 to
$6.45; top Tor weights under $50
lbs, Sc Is, and bulk $5.75 to So. 10
and pigs under 100 lbs. at $4. rs to
$3.50 Little pigs are fully Is cents
lower than best time of last week.
EVANS SNYDER BUEL Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
NUMBER THREE.
}. L. Gray is on the sick list.

D. L. Gray is on the sick list.
Quite number from here went
to Hickman last week to see the
great Mississippi River.
Mr.. James Bransford, of Union
City, is in this community writing
up insurance.
John Howard and son, Lowell,
visited the formers mother in I'm
ion City Tuesday.
Mrs. Demaris Johnson was in
Union City shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Woodie Stigler has returned
to Martin after spending a week
with her mother here.
Messrs, Earnest Bruer and Wal
don Stigler were mingling with
friends here Sunday. They re-
turned to Martin Monday, where
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
CRESCENT.

Miss Ethel Pounds spent Sunday
in this community.
The fishermen are catching larg,
quantities of FISH now
Wheat has come out considerably
since the sun began to shine.
Oscar Cloar spent Saturday night
with his cousin, Thedron Wheeler.
Miss Essie Ethel and Ira Wilkin
son attended church at Reelfoot
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Vaught spent
Saturday night at Antioch.
Mr.. Adam Hunter. of Middle Ten
nessee, will return TO his home in a
few days.
Mr.. Herman Howard spent the
night Saturday with his friend, Mr..
Ezra Bruer.
Miss Lee Osborn went to see her
brother Tommie at Samburg, who
is very sick.
Dr. Napier, Of Protemus, was
called to see Miss Maud Osborn,
who is very sick.
Mrs. b. Escne and little daugh-
ter, Nettie Lee, spent Friday with
Mrs. w. H. Howard.
Mr.. Buck Escue, one Of our pros
porous farmers, went to Union City
Saturday on business.
S. X. Barnes, the prosperous mer-
chant at Clayton, passed through
here Monday buying eggs.
Farmers are busy raking stalks,
fencing, blowing and ditching, get
ting ready for the new crop.
Quite number from here attend
ed church Sunday at Reelfoot and
heard Rev. Waters, of Martin.
The back water is spreading over
the low lands. Mr.. Ellison, of Hick-
man, has a number of hands en-
ployed floating timber.
BLUEBELL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
NoRTHsIDE LOCALS.

Miss Kenna Compton, of neal
Beech, Miss Matte Corum, of Gal
Grove, and Miss Birdie Caruthers
spent Saturday night here with
Miss Sudie Caruthers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leamon Cloyes, Of
Fulton, KY, visited relatives ir
this community last week.
Rev. J. Fl. Thomas preached a
fine sermon Sunday morning, but
there were no services Sunday
night on account of bad weather.
Miss Lula Naylor has returned
from quite pleasant stay at Polk
station.
Mrs. Maggie Moss, wins has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Fons. Gibbs, near
Thompson station, returned home
Sunday, to the delight of her many
friends, more especially her neigh.
bors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Caruthers, OF
Hickman, spent Sunday and Mon.
day with relatives here.
Mr.. Claud Tucker and wife, OF
Harris station, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Verna White.
Topsy and her friend, Mrs. J. C.
Potter, made flying trip to the
neighborhood of Harris station this
week. Our mission was of business
more than pleasure, however it
proved to be very pleasant, for we
never met a stranger, so nicely
were we treated by the people of
that place. We could not help but
admire them and wonder why every
one could not be as friendly. We
noticed too that they are taking adj
vantage Of t h e beautiful spring
weather some gardening, some
preparing for corn, while others
are building fences and identifying
their homes. We were also pleased
to observe that some of the most
beautiful country homes can be
found in and around Harris sta
ton. ToPSY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13

Senator Joe Bailey has immortal
lied himself in a speech on the rate
bill, completely overturning argu-
ments of opposition and converting
Senator Hale, one of the brightest
men in the Senate. Senator Bailey
is undoubtedly the strongest man
in the United States Congress.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
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Union City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
Announcements
STATE SENATOR
sE1D wADDELL

sRID wADDELL
We are authorized to announce seld Waddell
as a candidate for State Senator to represent
the counties of Weaklcv. Obion and Lake in the
General Assembly of Tennessee, subject TO the
Democratic primary of May II, next.
DIR. =. NJ. M'REE.
We are authorized TO announce Dr. F. NJ !.
McRee as a candidate for the State Senate to
represent the counties of Weakley, Lake and
Obion, subject to the action of the Democratic
primary May u, 1906.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce K. ] . Drewry,
of District Is, as an Independent candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the August election, 1906.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
GEO. p. HURT.

GEO. p HURT.
We have the authority to announce Hon. Geo.
p. Hurt a candidate to represent Obion County
in the next Legislature, su bject to the action of
the Democratic primary May II
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
FOR FLoATER

We are authorized to announce j. w Burney
ofUnion City as a candidate for Pictorial Rep
resentatve from the counties of Lake, Obion
and Dyer, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
!UzGADO De Pll

Esta ma aAna fusrbn Esi tsnoIAdch
por 81 iusE de psx de San J sAn los si.
0uiantss individuos,
Juan oQusndo alias sPcIsRss, 90
diSu Dc AVrssto , ESQ de multa por
portsr IN sushtllo ous ls iuG osupa6c,
joss GrEmkn, % por prt ierir iesWs
obscspaa On la viA Rdbliss; Jose San.
shes tl por sxpsAder dulsss Iln llsvsr
sl ssrIInsado de sanidad, Eussbio
Duprey J Jssirto HsruapdsE 81 sada
uno FOR sV, A1dalo 90 lAtA' de San
ssbaItiAp; NSeario Ql'lss, % por ts-
nsr deleubiertba vArins sPtfsulcs dc
eomer en- 40 sStablssimiepio; Essu uisI
CrsS, 90 poF tmbriAgusK y ssskpaalo
en- 10 mArins; 8las villegss, % so j
81 respseIivsmsnIs Dc multa veT Ia
tFHssl0n { les lSyOV do ssaiaSt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

rsaidents en- Comsfio don Napusl Ri
vsra ysrrsr hA psdidn al aupsrinten
dspts del rRmo Ia envfs osho esias de
dinamiIA para txplotSci6n de eante.
ras de pisdrs, CON dssIino & los trA'
hsios de Sque 10 earle e's.
Hoy ss VIC en ls Cofts de Dis
iFii0 81 id'sio por Isdusci6n coptrS
Felipe olorio, sispdo dsslaTado eul
pabls , MfAlSndoss el 70 para II
Ecnteneia.
! En- lA MI nanA de hoy 81 vic sr
la Corts de Distr'to, sGcsi6n s.. el jul
clio pr iurAdo de Agustfu Martin
O las SIslsfics acu' DO de ipcssto. +
iurAdo le deelar6 culpAble J lA Cnrt
sshal6 Ell dia q para diciar tertsneis
FL IAbAdo tn la ncchr, sn !
murAllA del reeiuIo yorts ds Is cir
dad, Emilio L6Pfz J vissoria sArt'l
90 tuvisron una rifs, do ls eUal, II
sult6 la SAntls 90 eSt oatRdE, El h
eho fuk 6euunsiAdo h>y & IL Cor
mupisipsl , vlsto 81 iuieio iusTo
ssntsnsIAdoS sAds uno a IS Dc multl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
DESDE AREC|BO
Professor de Ia Escuela NOe-
turha. Sc siehte un Iijero
temblor de terra.
MOvlMIENTO POLiCIACO
Jesds Maria Lago --Personas
que vendran q rtclbir al
Presidente Roosevelt.
MOvlMIENTO POLlCIACO

Noytmbre Is. -Ha aldo des' goa
do profescr do la sleuela noeiurna el
Nfior Joas D Elias.
"A las siats J media de 10 ms na
pA de- hoy 20 s!ntl6 en- ssla siudad IN
iisro temhlor do terra,
= So han reeonesntr ado ca esta
eiudad un gran p6usfo dc politfas les
eua!es saldrGn mthsna para San
Juan 81 mAndo del tenisnte Noa.
~Ha llegado ( slta sludad do re-
grsso dc au viaie & 10 ksp6bliea dc
sAnto Domir go, nj sisro amigo don
Jeads M IFgo.
Isl lA Kmpresa de fsrrooarril pons
IN tren sxlraordirario y seont m, ,eo,
son muchAs las personals que iran sl
mi6raolss q IL Capital & prsssEoiar 10
lltgAdA del PrsEidsnts 60 los EItAdos
Unidos,
Sc espsran on ests puerto an Va
por alsmAa 4 sArgsr mil sasos de cA'
fe para Europa y dos vAporea amsri'
eanos con earga.
En- Vita del ineremenlo que
toman les OF fsrmedades en- e.tA eiu'
dad, 10 ofsina do SsnidAd local ha
publicsdo una h3ia suslta reeomer'
dgndo nj vsoindArio 10 limpi,xx d.
sasAs, paiios y eorralss, daudo ur
plszo do echo 6ias para compliments,
10 orden, gil aadose despuss una visi
10 de inspection general q cayas y %
tAbleaimentos.
rrobabements v sit&lk s,ts eiu
dad muy promo 10 eompanis dramk
tiea QUO dirige el aesor senior A'c5n.
CoRRESPoN SAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
MANIFESTATION vNION|STA

Ft6sl dc aver un dia dc idbilo
pAra los uLionissAs de S IN Juan.
El <C!ub obrero unionistss hAbfa
organizado una manifestation que SO
cslebrA,iA con pompa inuaitAdA, para
cslsbrAr nueItro tfiuLfo en- ioda ls
ials.
La ApimAei6n I've general y desde
10 una conner xAron raunirss nume'
rosoa correligionsrios on los sAlones
del Club, que tusron pronao muy pc.
qusnos para sonlsnsr aQusl gsnlio
immense que Al Arranear 10 mai fssta.
ei6n tormAba una s0mpacta mARa de
s 900 personals.
Organix6se 10 N anifsaIAe6n On Ia
eaIls del Sol y de al doblando Ior
10 dol CriIto reeorrid 10 do San Fran
cisso hsstA 10 PlszA d. Colon; de aQul
subi6 hAstA 10 ForlAltzA por 10 sAlle
del mismo nombre.
Los mapitsatAptts prorrumpisron
on eatrundt 30 Aplauso al snsoptrArs,
frsnts & 10 Mansion EisautivA.
EiG jhsrnAd, r s.lud6 la man fsa
taei6n desde 50 residenoia ssomGndo
20 vArias wees Al bA s6n en- union d.
Mr. Fost.
Suli0 de puevo IL mAnif.stscioI
Dor 10 eAlls de San FrsnsiIso, dobls n
po por 10 dc San Jole y rssoIri6 tod,
10 eAlle de ID Luna bsiSndo por O'do
nell, TsiuSn , Ssn JuIto hssta lA Na
rins, dslde donde 90 dirigi6 4 Puert
de Tierrs, rtgsesando 81 Club 4 las
media p. m, en- donds 20 disolvi6.
La ndIieA ir6 trAida de Csgus
graeiA & los sSfusrEos de nueatr
amigo Andres Rodriguez,
La qus hstfs contratAds no quit
tcear dssFuss de hAber h'ehn eOmprC
miso. Gauss; ser unionietA ls man
festaci6n.
Todn tsrmin6 en- medic del nj
complete ordeu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

on ella IN incsndio quemar dose por
complslo v peK Keoisndo entrO las lie
mas oil refsrido MILO.
Los h hAbitAnlss de 10 CidrA Quie'
rsn hAssr Ago On honor del Prssidsn
to Roosevelt. AL sfscto, han solisita'
do sl psrniuo correspondents para
sonstruir un areo de triunfo On ID 60
rrsssra central, Sis!o denominado sLAs
Cruasas, cue. eom1 aAben nusstroS
lecsOres, eatG { mtad de eAmino entire
Csysy y CsguaL
Andres CaAlemSn, aeusado do
expendsr ilsgAlmsnss medieinas, hA
prsatAdo fAuza Anls sl Juex munieipAl
de Arssibo para psrmArGcsr en- libsr
tad provisional.
Ell Marshal municipal de Are
sibo hA redueido 4 prisi6n 81 agrisul
tor JoaG Torres Colon, AcusAdo de
ItalaA representation & Regime Roman,
por astmstiwiento y Sgrssi6n , { 10
airvienta PAulina Rivera, por hurto
menor.
-EStehan Gambia, IN preao de 10
s&rcel municipal, que sin eatar sonde.
uado & trAbaios forksdos, se le qusris
ohligar & efectuar dsterminAdo servi-
leo, 4 10 euAl 80 neg6 con psrtscto de-
Ir,cho, tu6 denunsiAdo hoy q la Corte
munisiVal, por deSobedisnciA & 81 js
fs ell rsten Fl iusx, visto sl cAsor
Absolvi6 81 asusado.
-con molivo dc las fOerteS llu
Was dc estes diAS en el esnIro de il
ials, hA suftido algunoH deSpertestoI
ia cArrsterA dc BArrAnquitas q Ba
lrros, On los ki 6mstros l8 , l9.
Ell sArgsnIo IgsrAvidtz de San
turss, ArrsHl6 sn squel barr g, Auoeh
IL las dieI, MAree ino Torres, acu
sado do sedussion do lA ioven Pstront
lCaatro, Eoy por lA mIfisna el seu
l.ado ecmpArsci6 con 10 fsndidS, Gnt
lie Corts municipal con el fin de COZ
Itraer matrimonio, pero por no tsne
ell novIo permiso de Iu padre, sl act
:, Ifus AplszAdo para manAna,
!. Hoy 30 VIC en- Ia CorIs Civil
pleiIo de Antonio Perez sArobe, %
;. la mereantil EuQui J c. sobrs liquids
;. ei6n de casptaS, La vista hA cont
uuAdo hoy por lA tArds, prastisknd
Se vArias prusbas.
Sc eusuentra en- San Juan nue
y tro Querid0 amigo el Lsdo. don 10
d Rldrigus1 Csbollsro, residents
3usyGmA.
r Han sidn dados de slta en-
Il hospital municipal RieArda villsE
o, AlfFsds salomo.
10 -CaTmslo 0livera : Rsgino Orr
DE- aauIAdoa dc hurto msuoF, tusron b.
10 AhIvVllpl % IA coEtt nsRiaipall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
Impresiones y notiCias

-En oil calIsi6n do Norxsgarsy,
fesnse 4 San Oristobal, tu9 Agredido
anochs Juan G., Crespo, quien reaibi6
un eSlAoSzo ca 10 Gu bsSa. El sRresor
CAudido &a'cfa fee dssanido y hoy 10
Corts municipal 10 inpuso 90.
En- 10 SssrstAriA del syunta
mit nso 80 est&n prspArando los trabA
JOS do compil asi6n de les ordsnapxss
munielpAlsa ado StAdaa por 81 AyuntA'
misnto. 4 40 do i'm orimtr 81 , publ.
earlas aeg1a dispol 10 ley.
Ell mt6reolss habrk una reunion
dc tAbaQusros, con oil IA dc trAtar
aGunIos rsla cionados con lA Aasmhlsa
! que cslebrala disho grsmio sl ~ dc
Enero del pr6xlmo afIo.
IA sAlido para Coamu don Su-
Csso Pants qua, contratIStAs dc las
ohras d. hoaI tales que 80 rsalizan en-
SantuCL
Don Fsrntndo Janer Landr6n,
he aldo nombrado mGestso austitp to
de les eIeuelas pdblioss de San Juan.
-EaIA on San Juan el Guperlnten'
dsnts d. Las sGcaelAs pdblisEH dc BA
yam6n Mr. W4od.
-Por ipiurissy provocaeIonss
AureliAuo Ssrrano, td9 ssntsneiadc
hoy Justine Ne'endex 4 15 diAs d.
Arresto,
-Er sl pr6xlmo mes dc DIeism
ofe 81 llsvArEn { tfseto ex6msneu pArI
el Flsreieio dc 10 PR fesi6n do Aho
gado.
-ssg6n ,irt1rmes dol sssretAril
general oS 10 Federation Librs. q
tnsxlsiA 10 ansmAOi6n del psri6diC
sVhilAdslpis .LsdgsrS, delQus la Amerl
can Federation II Labor hlya contrI
buido con 81, O0o para 10 camps d 10 pc
lilisA de loa ohreroa 90 Puerto Risc
Los gaItoE csazionadoG 90 eubrisr o
D por soltCtA pArtisulAr entire los uniC
nAdos.
-Du'apie sl pas&do mes dc 0SIr
Q bre indisAn los principa sI pusrtos 3
la islA ell siguisnts prod edo; So
u Juan OIL 335 10; Ponce Sl75. so; May
D gasX, 1915,
@El Tsaorsro dc Puerto Rico b
/ ordsnGdo { las ColssIurfas de Arss
} DO J Guayama y 6 les Subsolecturir
do Morovil J LoiSA lsvsnisn vArir
snbargos en husaI que ssiabIn gr
vaiss por ilItA de ptgo dc contrib
clones.
81 -Ests noeh', eu los sslones {
"A CorVsin Eiesutivo, Es llsysrA 4 tfst
10 reunion de los aaoionsdos Ell sbs
2, bAllD, con ell ia do rsorganiEAr
~ Liga Ameriesna.
Ell lngenIero do obrAl p6blis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

Con notivo do 10 llsgAds del
PrssidsnGs 20 sslG dscorAndo cl sdlA
sio que OeupA sl Gobsrnador.
Una palma he sido trafda de San
turOe , eelccAda & 10 suhidA Dc 10
sssalsra, on 81 hwsso Qus formau los
difsreutss tramos do 10 miama' Ls ID
nm prssloso AspeCto 81 vssIfbalo dc 10
Mansion Eiseutiva.
TAnbika 80 sstAn solcssnio 60
lumnHs y sssud0s en- sl salon de resp
stones.
-Frsnte 81 PArGue de BombAs de
Hauturcs, nos iHtoFman han montAdo
dos ampAnAs dc alArmA para los
hombsros, On aAsos de tasgo. Pero,
% 81 saso, qus 4 dishaS eampaFAS lss
han montado sobrs unos arnarios de
mAdsra somplatAmsnIa ridisulos, que
aisoIau sl husn ornaIo de AQuslloS
hilios.
Hoy sAli6 para Ponce nusstro
amigo don Joaquin PuiAls, de la re-
dassi6A Dc sLA Corrsspon dsnsia.s
Al oAllsi6n de SAn FrAnsiaso He
10 estk eAmbia ado oil pAvlmsnto. Tisn
no hICI que psdInOa esq mSiora p
hlisA
Sc nos informa QUE he Hido man
dada rspArAr 10 AlsAntArilla dc ID
OalstA de AAn Juan, que dsnurclamoG
su dfaS pASAdos, como an fOsO de In
fsssion pArA squsl lugAr'
-AhorA sue tan amptfiAda as en-
wuontra lA sAAidAd On higisnixAr s
Juan sus bsrrios, Is 10 prsssntA Ii
oportunidAd de hAssr Rlgo "a SAnIur
%, en- dOnde ss nos assgurA que he
an corral de pusreoI ca . sAsa dc u
amigo de los de 10 aAnidad.
7 los veslnoa de la sAlls GSsrra
ss QusiAn, con raS6H, de que sxlst
Alli an corral de ssFdos, que 90 slg
asi como IN privilsEio J usA ipftaC
ai6n les ordenAnzAs municipal
Y mIOntrAS eac SueOds On casa
an rspublieauo, & stsnsia , pAsienoi
do los de lA higisns, los iibAroS uniG
nistaS son molsStados grAndsmsn
cuAndo lle7An Ala plszA del m0rsadt
Cresmos 9uS ESQ no ss iusto J 81
dsbs scr 10 Icy iGual pare amos pal
otrou, sin privilsEios de niaEurA
pGs's.
Mr. Dusal, JIts de 10 AmsrisI
Railroad GO, visLt6 eIta mahAnA
Gabsrnsdor,
En- sl baFrio sabaua bAiA, p'
tspssisrte & IL iurisdissi6n de Caro-
IA, ha oeuFr'do M lamentAble Eusss
ExlsIia ALI una cIaa propisd
hs CsuGrsa Andino On la que vIVfA .
" plH9, No - Vabs como PEOddic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
El vlaje de Roosevelt
Entusiasrno en- el Itsfno

Pansma, Noviembre1 1s Ell presidents Roosevelt dsG'
pu6S do nspessonar Of miamo las obras del canal
convenci6ndoss do msgnitud deho que los EaAdos
Unidos rsalzarAn a empress porous 81 bien "a nses
asan inmsnsos resursos, Ia na'i6n que los pore sahe
que sl canal asra reproductive en- todoa eonseptos y
aGsdIra nm llmbrs mas Ia g'o.iA amsrieanA FL en-.
tusasmo sl smo crsss csda dA y sl Presidents ss
obsso dc txponknsas ovaecnes por parte do los sms
rieAnos y de los nativos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
Ell general Castro,
Informes oficiales,

Warrington. Noviembre 10 FL rspresentants do
Venezuela vis6 aver oil Sssrstsrio Mr. Root para sss
gsrArls Qus as notless psaimstas sobrs ID saud del
psssidsnte Castro todss do orgsn revolusionsro
no mersean er6dito aKuno El presidents do Vsnexue
10 sufr6 sn Oatubrs IN snnsnoge eAusa dc sus tra
bs continues aus protunias preooupasionss psro
se ha rspusato ~ osupA 10 prssidensa mo on item
pos nosmales. Los agitadorta no Aproveehan do cue
No sxiste sAbls dresto con 10 lara 10 cue leo psr
mite dar informss difleeu dc somprobar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
Question de Marruecos,
Excusas no adnnitidas,

TApger, Novismhrs 10 Ell sultan de HArrueeos ha
dado 6rdsnss para prsssntAr txsusAs Ffancia Es
pafa por 10 dsseonsderaei6n de las trbus sobre to-
do por 10 invasion dol pash& do zaida sn errsorio
argslino. Los ministries dc ambas racionss rshussn
Admtir les exsuaas, rsitsrando Mahomet Torres su
prop6aito do exigtr que dettuya A paehA dc Zada
D. AeeeAsn eumplan todas lAS slGusuas del eonvs
MO de Algsciras, sin 10 sua Ffansia EspAha smVss
ran por d mismas msdos mas encAoss La alusi6n al
smpleo do les armas ssA hseha son eAridad drmtxA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
]. GaIVez Otero.
San Jusr, Nov'smbrs Dc 1905.
En- Il !URAOO

Hoy ssIlts por primsrA vtE 81 Sc
for Muhtz Rivsrs 4 lot iuieios por
Jurados qus se ss.sbrAu 50 10 Corts
Go Distrito de shn Juan. Ls tte6 sr
,re'ts ssta tenFo'ads, , AMI q~e 81
sients IN pocC e ts'mo, 20 hA QueridC
s1cuSsrss Sor srtsr cue eS nuA ohli
gIel6n exirleta de los buspos eiud ada
nos PlsItAr 50 eoneurso { la iusteia