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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-10-20

The morning paper made almost pitiable houn-
der this morning to escape the food of exposure con
tanned in the statistical table Of county pub
shed by The Citizen. Having absolutely nothing say
in Tebutta of the fact that the so-caled reform county
administration during the last years shown by
figures that could not be refuted. 10 have been more
eNtrayagant than any republican administration during
the preceding eight years the poor exposed morning
charatan began to whine whmper about reflections
cast upon Mayor Mckee and the city government city
expenses have nothing TO do with this They
given merely part Of the general statistics The point
which the statistics made IS clear a sunbeam was
that the much yaunted county government under the
reOrmes had cost the taxpayers money than any
republican administration had cost
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-10-20

The HubbeI mania has so struck in on the morn
ing paper has been led speak well OF former
Governor NJ A. Otero of whom but little while ago
there was word in that papers extensive vocabulary
at bilIugsgate sufficiently derogatory and abusive to
meet the demands of the governors alleged infamy IN
wrong doing.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-10-20

New Mexican: In Albuquerque they are betting
odds that the majority Of Delegate w. H. Andrews on
November next will be 12,000 and over The New
Mexican is not of betting of mind but must ac-
knowIedge that straws Ike the above show clearly
which way wind blows. A few weeks this paper
figured a majority of about 5000 for Delegate Andrews
next election day Since then the tide has turned 50
strongly towards the republican candidate and so many
meaning democratic voters who desire to benefit
territory its best interests viii cast their ballots
Andrews election day that this paper is com
PEELED perforce TO increase largely its estimate of the
majority Mr Andrews will receive. So mote il be.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-10-20

II f. A. Hubbell is running for office now, because
chairman of the county republican central committee
endoses the republican county ticket and gives his
best labors to its success the morning paper iRces
sanity asserts then the Mr. Hubbell in the
capacity of county chairman running for office last
spring in the city election, he endorsed the city fu
sion ticket that time and abored for its II
viii be remembered that opposition ticket put in
the field against the fusion ticket But it may not be
amss the fact that the morning paper worked
for the fusion ticket side by side with Mr. hubbe and
fought furiousy against many of the very people
who its chief following in the idotic cry OF
Hubbellism.
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Nor,cu TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be re-
ceived by the Board of Selectmen of the
Town of Orange, Conn, until three p.
M. Of Thursday, May 10th, 1905, for
the grading and matchmaking of q
section of road in the town of Orange
in accordance with the plans and spec
lfeations approved by the state nigh
way commissioner.
Bids shall state the price fer linear
foot for finished road complete; the
town through its selectmen and the
state highway commissioner reserve
the right to increase or decrease the
number OF feet to be improved after
the contract IS let.
All bids must be accompanied by a
bond Of not less than one-thlrd OF the
cost of the work Any bidder refusing
to sign the contract at the prices OIL
fered and furnish surety company bond
or certified check shall be required to
forfeit sum from his bond equal to
bid and the next lowest bidder Plans
and Specifications may be examined at
the office of the Selectmen. West Ha-
ven. Conn, or at the office OF the state
highway commissioner in Hartford.
The selectmen and the state highway
commissioner reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Dated at orange, Conn, May "a, lsVo.
MATTER A. MAIN.
ELFORD G. RUSSELL.
JOSEPEI w. GRANNISS.
ma Ga Selectmen, Town of Orange.
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HOTCHKISs- CLARKE.

Pretty Home Wedding in Prospect Yes
terday-Many New Haven Guests.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
ratio N. Clarke in Prospect was the
scene of a very pretty home wedding
yesterday morning, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Laura Eloise Clarke, was unit
ed in bonds of matrimony to Walter
E. A. Hotchkiss Of Beacon Valley. The
marriage took place in the reception
room under canopy of flowers, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
W. H. Garth, rector Of st, Michaeps
Episcopal church of Naugatuck. The
bride, who was given away by her ia
ther was attired in a gown of white
silk null trimmed with Valenciennes
lace and wore a wreath of lilies of the
valley and carried a bouquet of SINH
lar flowers. After the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served and the
newly married pair received the con-
gratulations of relatives and friends.
The presents were numerous, handsome
and costly and contained much chased
silverware and many cut glass pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss left last even
ing for a. wedding trip of weeks dur
alton Among the guests who were
present at the ceremony were Frank r.
Brown New York; Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Russell, Mrs. Harris, Miss Mague-
rite Harris, Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Girls
void, Miss Caroline Cooke, Seth Bald
win, Seth D. Bingham, jr., George B.
Hotchkiss, all Of New Haven; Harry H.
Schofield and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Schofield, F. F. Schaffer and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Clark and family.
E. A Hotchkiss and family, Nauga-
tuck; the Rev. Mr.. Phipps and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tyler. Prospect; Miss Susie
Goodwin, Waterbury, and George Scho-
field, New Britain.
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hl!rAEr NOTES
Funeral Of James HesIln.

One of the largest funerals seen here
in some time was that Of James Hes
lin, which was held yesterday morning.
Services were conducted at $3.50 at his
mothers home at 719 Grand avenue,
md at o'clock a requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father OBrien at
ST. Patriczs church The pallbearers
we're William Dugan, John Cotter,John
Stanley, Timothy Grace, George Nor
ton, James McAvoy, Patrick Mccarthy
and William Miskel.
The interment was in the family plot
in st. Lawrence cemetery. over fifty
Carriages followed the body to the final
resting place.
Thomas Dunn had charge Of the fun
eral arrangements.
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JACOB c. EDWARDS VS.. CARRIE G.
JOHNSON, Admx.. ct ais
New Haven County Superior Court,
May 2, 1905.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Upon the complaint Of said Jacob G,
Edwards, praying for reasons therein
set forth, for q foreclosure OF a mort
gage now pending before the Superior
Court the first Tuesday, May 1905;
1t appearing and being found by the
subscribing authority that said COM
plant relates to certain real estate in
which the heirs, representatives and
creditors of Harriette A. Johnson, late
of Rockford, Iowa, deceased claim or
may claim an interest. and that such
persons ought to be made parties to
said complaint, pursuant to the stat
ute in such cases made and provided
and that the names and residences OF
such persons are unknown to the
Plaintiff;
Therefore. ordered, that notice of the
tendency of said complaint be given by
publishing this order in the Journal
and Courier, a newspaper, printed in
New Haven. once on or before May 4,
1906.
By order of the Court
JOHN S. FOWLER,
Assistant Clerk of the Superior
Court for New Haven County.
Clark, Hall & Peck, 152 Orange street,
Counsel for the Plaintiff. mS 1t
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postage rate. The proposition was sup
ported ody by the delegates from Egypt
and the United States. A motion of
the japanese to reduce the international
postal rate to four cents was rejected
by a majority of three.
Arthur Bingham Walkley of Great
Britain mad presented the same propo-
sition, which was abandoned. and in
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District of New Haven. SIS. Probate
Court, May I'd, 1906
ESTATE OF JAMES b. MUNSON. late
of New Haven, in said District, de-
ceased.
Thomas ]. Riley of New Haven, hav-
ing made written application praying
that administration of said estate may
be granted. as by said application on
file in this Court more fully appears, in
IS
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at a Court OF
Probate to be held at New Haven. In
said District, on the 18th day of May.
1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
and that public notice Of the tendency
of said application. and of the time and
place of the hearing thereon, be given
TO all parties interested in said estate,
by publishing this order three times
in a newspaper having a circulation In
said District
By the Court.
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD,
ms ct Clerk.
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MFRS. EI1zARETH MICARTY.

The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Nc
Carly will be held Saturday morning
from her late homeT4a Greene street.
Solemn requiem high3mass Will be cele-
brated in st. Patrick's church at y
o'clock. Interment will he in ST Law
renee cemetery.
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Mrs. Sarah Ramsdell, widow Of
George w. Judd, died at the home Of
her sister, Miss Ramsdell at 81 Vernon
street. yesterday noon Mrs, Judd was
eighty-two years old, No funeral ar
engagements have been made yet.
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stead he proposed to maintain the
present rate of International postage,
but to establish after the Is grams, a
scale of two cents for every Is success
sive grams. This was adopted by a
majority of one.
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Geoa1 gutfces.
District Of New Haven IS. Probate

District of New Haven SIS. Probate
Court, May g. 1905.
ESTATE OF LUCIUS S. LUDDINGTON.
late of New Haven, in said District,
deceased.
Ernest H. Crawford administrator, G.
t.a., having made written application
for an order authorizing and empower
ing him to sell and convey certain real
estate of said deceased as by said APP
plication on file in this Court more
fully appears, 1t is
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at Court of
Probate to be held at New Haven, in
said District. on the 9th day of May
1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
that public notice of the tendency of
said application, and of the time and
place of the hearing thereon, be given
by publishing this order three times in
some newspaper having a circulation
in said District.
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAvELAND,
ms st Judge.
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INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE RATE.

Two Cents Proposition of New Zealand
Rejeeted-One Change Voted.
Rome, May 2.-The committee of the
International Postal convention now in
session here has rejected the proposal
of the delegate OF New Zealand for the
establishment of universal two-eents
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0as c@At a word for each ansextion.
ave cents word for fun week. aeven
t1nueae
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LAWN MOWER

Grinding a speciality. Also Horse clir-
pers called for and delivered. Immedi
ate attention to postal. JAS. BARNA-
Gle, 529 State St. near Grand Ave.
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WANTED.
SITUATION by drst-class cook. Ger
man girl as nurse maid Competent
waitress City references. Tel
SfS9-2 Mrs. Sebald. So Court st.
mS it,
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10 .Alst two needle sewing
machine operators. Steady woris
strouse' Adler & Co.. so Court ST. :
aaO St
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WANTI1n.
WANTED.
WANTED.

SITUATION as waitress or housework
reference. Call % Frank street
Also COOK. best city reference, cali
aIter two o'clock. ms IFS
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wANTIrl

a BOY or young man to take the care
OF horse and make himself GENERA.
~ useful. rs Pearl ST. mo 10 80 80
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AL good help should cali here W.
napply all the best places and aIwavs
ii efI 4aarge numbers. Sleeman's Re-
Ell. Open evenings. w v nnaPs
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J59nes Select Employment
AGENCY 20 Church Street TeIenhnnA
raO1-lS competitions. Largest Agencv
mercantile ana domestic servicA fnS
any ana all kinds Of work. Sent any-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23

rector, cor $1,000 anusles; un aegundo
fsrmse9utics, con $1,000; dos depsn.
dientes, con $500 snuales, cada unc;
dos peonss, csda uno con 500 anu alss.
Ii Farm scis municipal de Ponce
despsehs mepsuslmsnte 8 900 recstas
para los pobrss y s 900 t6m,4las para
los hospitsles, tsniendo s6lo un fer.
maeeutico, con $720 snuales, un do
psndiente, con slso, y un pe6n, QUE
tiene adsmGs 10 obligscitn de llsvsr
10 ccmida'A los prssos del Dsp6aito
Municipal, con %
De squf se deducs que sIendo tres
veces mayor el trabsin de 10 Farma-
ole dc Ponce, el persons do la misma
81 rsh illusion apspas llega & 10 nal
tad dc los dc San Juan.
Ensiende el stflsr Ma~7uez que el
personal dc esta FArnr ola dsbe QUE
dsr copstitutdo en- 10 forma slguient.:
un Fsrmaeeutico director, con mil do.
l's~s snuales; un dependents prime.
70, con $500, yestsncia en- sl Hospital;
un dspendierte segur do, con slse y
allf mismo y un pe6n t1clusi
10 para el Hospital = en- las mismss
onoi:iores, cor ss6 anuales.
Nos par ecsn muy dignas de estu.
do las cc nside aciones que anteceden.
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Farmacia municipal

III fArmaceutieo municipal sefor
Marquee Casas he pedido 81 Ayunta.
miento lsssigaieptes mejoras, para 10
botica que dirige.
Aumsnto en- MI dollars, por 10
menos, dc 10 captidsd de tres mil.
ssignsda para 10 adquis'ci6n do mo.
diesmsntos. Esta suwa no bs sts para
OIL servicio y mueh,s veces se ven los
mSdicos privados do recetar alrunos
msdicamentos cares, que son de i'm.
prescindible pecssidad In ma yor par.
TO do les msdicInas que ALI hwy, son
rsssos t6silss de vieiss fsrmaeias que
han existido on Ponce.
Sustituir los dsiles visjos por otros
nusvos. Adquirir nusvs potsria, nue.
W barandills, nuevo marmol para sl
mostrador, dos granulatorios ssnsi.
sible', un flltro de gran potencia para
10 tras botics, pintar y componer el
mostrador todos los aparadores y
rsnovar completsmspts el piso.
Aumeptar sl personal de 10 Far.
macia y el sue'do que este disfruta,
por ser ambos insu fisisntes.
La Farmscia Municipal dc San
Juan despacha mensual almsnte . 500
recetas, para 10 eual cuenta cen el si.
guiente personal; un farms c6utico di
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
ADHES|0AkS

Poncs, harrio dc sGuars sguao, 2l
do Marie dc l o06
Sr. Dire,tor de LA DEkooRAC1A.
San Juan p. Il.
Muy SD ,r nusstro: Los cue sus.
0riben, hsbisudo militado On el parti-
do rspublicano y convencidos do que
este partido no LENA los aspiracio ones
do todo busn pusrtorriqusho, 90 des.
Fgsn por somplsto de este partIdo s
ingrsssn como soldsdos de ala en- el
grupo do pstriotas bsio 10 bandera
do 10 sU ni6n pusrtorriquefia.,
De usted alto. SIS q. b. 8. m.
Francisco PSrex ~, Francisco Pc.
ses ~. Bautista Salla, Manuel Vera.
qui.
Ponse, barrio dc SGuaraxuso, q
Dc Marxo de l. .90s.
Sr. Director do LA DxMoCKACIA.
Ban Juan.
Los que SUITE .iben, hs b,sndo lie
gado & 10 sdsd cue conoeds 10 10y para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
|MPRBSIOIES Y NVTICAS

Aver ta'ds sali6 h,cia San Juan
nreatro buen amigo el Lsdo. don An.
gel Acc sta Q iint,ro.
Sc encontraba aver aquf, y hoy
d be habsr ialico para su residsr ci .
don Enriqre Gopatlez, Alcslis ce
Gusysma
-Personss que han visisdo re-
c''ntfmsrte per 10 csrrsters central,
nos dicen que 10 pisdra smpleada or
el tsyecto de Ponce { Cosmo 90 ~.
mamepte blsrda J { pcco tirar %
CONVERTS en- olvo.
Llsmamos hacia el particular 10
atanei6n do les que 90 sncargsn de
estos trabsjos.
-Hemos ofdo ponderar les horta.
lxas que 90 oosechsn 60 Ia sssuela de
Agriculture del barrio do Sabanstas,
dirigida por el prt fssor don JOSS
Perfz Pagan. Hay ALI rspollcs que
pesan do och, & diez libras y tomatss
de uns libra do peso.
Ell barrio GuarAguao 90 uno de
los mas frnu balusitss unior istas
qre hay en- Ponce.
Coma verGn nue;trcs am'g,s rcr
les msnifests clones que ppblic.mos
en- otro lugar do esta plans, un rspu.
blicano 10 separa do su parsido para
ingressr On ls U1i6n, J suatro j6venes
llfgados & 10 msyrr edad para 81
ejerciclo del voto, entrsn do llsno en-
les Alas unionistas.
Blea venidos.
Aver tsrds 90 efsets6 sl sepelIo
Dc nuestro amigo don EAriqus Valdi'
vieso. hsbisndo acudido al fduebrs
scto numsrosa eoneurrercls.
Como el hoado fuS cabo dol euer.
70 do Bomberos, scompsn6 81 cadk.
YER q 10 metropolis una brig ada do
dieho institute, y banda do ndsiea.
Despidi6 el duelo don Pedro Four.
pier.
-Ca'zsdo sin carton On lss zrelas
T ara p'fios, especialidad on calzado
fro para aeiiors, dnicos vendedc rss
de cAlssdo fno rec msndable para o..
balleros. Ht Leon Pones1o. Gale del
Comercio.
= Siete personals, de elias cuatro
mujerea. han sido sorprendidss iu.
gaudo 10 prohibido. Sc lss ocup6
una barsjSy y veintisiets csntAvos.
En- vlrtud do haher sido ipha.
bilitado por obras rdblieas sl pusnte
de MADEIRA del ric Portuga6s, en- Ia
carretera central, los que por alli tran
sitan Mene que dar un rodec.
Adsmks, euando vsnga sl periodic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23

tia, para levantarse. srguida ID feen.
10. dc pie, eemo un homhrs.
ESQ % Spioo tsmb'su, que no ID
son, daissnente, les dolorosas CON.
quistas y las cruentas batallas. Hay
ooasiones on que sl amor y 10 iusticia, },
81 bisn J Il libsrtad, ssumen, por su
Erandioso ear&etsr colectivo, 81 rslie.
70 do una spopeys.
I'll pueblo do Puerto Rico debs
sentirls honrado, con solsmnixar e,s
fechs, que constituys para 81 I'm vsr.
dadero timbre.
Otrsci6ls sl MACAO acontscimiento
amplis oportunidad para dsmostrar
81 habilidsd y su cultura y msrced &
ssto 10 colonia trists, dtbil , oseurs
ante 10 historic ofrecI6 oil mundo nm
altfsimo eiemplo de moral ense q snzs.
Todos, ex.amos y ex sisrvos, 60
locsr6nss & 10 altura de gu debsr.
Y v'6ss que oil manumitido era
digno dc 10 libsrtsd, porque, dssds el
primer nomento hize uso discreto
racional dc ella.
Recordemos CON vsnersci6u can
fechs prcfandsmsnts humana.
Rscordemosla, hacienda de ella
un foco dc luz que proyectado sobrs
cosas actu alss, hsgs rssaltar las du.
rezss y Leg 'uras de nvestro regimen
politieo.
Pueblo que & tai altura 90 mostr6
no merece el disimulado yugo que hoy
IA aMan vmsAw mAh~n
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IMPRESSIONS ! NOTIG|As

Eaaana cslsbrarG session ordi.
maria nusltro Ayuntamisnlo. Oportu.
namsnte intormaremos assrea do loo
ssuerdos tomades.
Aver fueron qusmados ellen etc.
dos de arenques shumsdas Dor ordsn
DO 10 Sanidad, procsdentss do 10 casa
do comercio do los sen res sueesoreu
do Mayol Hermanos de e.ta plszs,
por epco ntrsrse en- NAL estado. Di.
chas srcDques les tr, 10 sl vspor sJu.
lia Luksmbaehs por orden dc los men.
clonados comercist t,s. Presto este
serv.cio el inspector do alimentos del
Boar superior de ssnidad dc San
Juan don Eurique Urrutia que 90 en-
caentra en esta eIudad ca oerviclos
del ramo.
Sc he acercado { nosotros el
guardia Nepomuceno CO dovs, supli.
cando h'gamos COZ t.r, respscto 4
ma gacetilla publicada Dor nm peri6.
dico republicano de eIta ciudad don.
de dlcs que 81 estsbs vsndierdo en-.
tradas en- 10 tsquilla d Il Ciroo Euro.
peo, que 81 s6o estuvo Alli breyes
moment tos 4 pet ci6n del exoendedor
de las 'ccalidsdss, Quisn ls pidi6 que
estuvlsIe 'llf de vigtlar cls, en- 10 que
IS susentaba n gnuos mlnutns.
-Un vesino de 10 Playa ha lido
denunsiado por crus d>d con los ani'
males.
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de las lluvias y sl rio haga sus avs
midas, ess puente, llsvado por las
sguss, pusde constituir un peligss
para Ponce.
L'smamos lA atsne6n del ramo
eorrsspondients.
~Por ser hoy dis do nssta ofcisl,
commemorative do 10 sbolfsi6n do 10
eselavitud en- Pusrt, Rico, sssln o..
rradas todas las sdcinas pkblieas.
FL transformista La Prssa tras
90 "a rsrertorio nuevos trabsjos do
gran slieisnts, que "a brsvs dsrG &
cor ocer 4 nusstro pdb'iso.
En- 10 ssuss contra Msgdalsna
Torres, de Adiuntas, por infsatisidio,
declararEn e'm, testigos do cargo
Francisco Pellicis, Victoria Pellicis,
Flora Msndczs, Jostfs Crux, Jose
OobiGn Rivera, DR. Ce 80 Cabsllero,
DR., Guillerno Salssar y Caystano
L6:sE Cspero
Nuestro corrsliglonario sefor
An'onio Fortisr sufri6 aysr una lesi6u
de b'sts' ts gravsdad en- 81 ri , jsauisr.
do, el cual no he psrdido graeiss &
una pronta y saba asistsneia faeulta.
tivA.
Sc nos assgura que, & conse-
eusncia dc una discussion polfsics, IN
rspublicano tras6 do sgreiir aver & I'M
sehor exlrsngsro cue simps tIxs mu'
eho con 10 Union.
M hana sale do este pusrte para
Cubs, hseIssdo escsla en- ssnto Do.
mipgo, oil vApcr sJuliss.
Don Miguel do Porrata Do
ris, sstimado amigo , eorrelig gionario
nusstro, ha h'cho sosisdsd con uns
importants Arma smsrissns para IL
exploitation do las minas do su perts-
nsnsis. Con tal notivo. y para hscsr
les estudios correspond disntes, pronto
llegarA esta ciudad un ingsnisro
americana
Hcmos visto On sstA ciudad al
tsriente do 10 policfa insular, ssaor
Fzequiel Mongil.
-Tenemos ent;ndido On breve de-
lara de publical 90 nuestro estimsdo
eolsga sEl Yur que.s EsrfA do asntir.
90.
-El cabo yaldivieso , 81 guardia
Rcgelio Rivera han dstsnido y denun.
elado al indivlduo Pedro Moglcs, por
h lrto do una sabrs.
ri iuex, ssAor Casaldue In Krxvo 9
neses dc eGrosl oil dsnunciAdo.
-Pronto quedArkn tsrminadas Lea
acerss do 10 calls mayor, troKo COM
prendido entire Ice del Cemersio y Girls.
tina.
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slsrser libr'nente 81 vote On les cleo.
clones, % sfi'ian desds hoy al gran
parsido sUai6n pusrtorriqusfs,s dis
puestos { luehsr por el epgrandeoi.
mienso do este partido, dnico que lie
vark oil pafs q su mayor prospsridad
Dc usted attoA .. .. q. b. Q. m.
Eugsnio Tficoehs, Juan Vargas,
Juan Vslasquez, Juan Tricochs, Pc
dro Dsynss. Joa6 Moreno, Luis Bone
70, Julio Moreno, Lucas Alvarez
Juan Rivera, Clotilds G arcfa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
H|PODR0MO PONcEA0

ri pr6xlmo domingo rs del 60.
rriepts MARI, & las 4 do 10 tarSe,
habrA interessntes disputas de caba.
Hos & escape, en- el Hip6dromo Pom.
esiio.
ORDEN DE LAS CARRERAs
FRIMERA.-A media milla.
Aulita. Jockey, Pedro Juan Prf-.
cipe Trusno, (Joek'y, Pepfn Ortiz
SEGUNDA "A media milla.
<lmodomdr, Jockey, Francisco
G srefa Pel6n, (Joek,y, Carlitos Ii !.
msrdo.)
TERCERA, : A media milla.
Juana Dias, Jockey, Fspin Or.ix J
Bratito, Jock y, Fsancisco G srciA J
CUARTA.-A una milla.
Per!a fna Jockey, Francisco Gar.
cfs.) Nbaro Jockey, Pedro Juan P. IN.
Q pc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-23
DENUNC|ADOs

Por sl del'to de hurto menor ss
no preSsntado denurcia contra un In.
dividuo.
-Otro 0 mo.c'ants, ha sido do.
nurciado por expsnder provisionss
faltas do peso.
II Tambien ha sldo erunci ado
otro comsrciants por tsner su estable
einisnso alberto despues dc les doce
do 10 nochs.