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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

mutt. ct jour, lentement, patlem-
ment, sur toute l'6tendue DIES c0tes,
au nord ainsi qu'au sud,a Test COM
me q l'ouest. La mer du Nord ct la
Manche ne ]ui sont pas plus cl6-
mentes que le fougueux ocean.
Chaque vague qui Went battre SEES
c0tes alti6res, ces vagues qui la
proficient contre l'invasion mieux
que toutes les arm6es, emporte en-
Sc retlrant quelque parcelle de ter
re, descelle les rochers DIES falaises,
6largit l'embouchure des f7uves,
creuse des galleries. de mines Oh
s'effondreront quelque jour les vii
les orguellleuses don't les quais re-
CONVENT actuellement les riches car
gaisons venues des deux h6mlsphe-
res ct Oh l'on embarque, pour les
distributor dams le monde enter,
les produ1ts do l'indus}rie anglai-
So.
Ne criez pas q l'exag6ration. Des
villes ont d6ja 6t6 amenities. Dams
le Yorkshire seul, on men compile
pas MONS de douze qui out 6t6 en-
g Duties depuis deux si4cles. Les
1les Sicily 6taient, lorsoue Jules
Cesar ccnquit la province brltanni-
que, r6unies a la terre ferme; le
COLTS qui s6pare lie pays de GALES
Idu Sommersetshire 6tait naguere
une foret de chenes, ct dams lie
Sussex, pres de Sessea, il existe
une cirque que les habltants ap-
pellent encore le "parc", parce que
[leurs grands- percs ont WI des cerfs
Sc livrer q leurs chats Ia Oh ills Won't
pecher aujourd'hui.
Longtemps les Auglais ont assis-
t6 indlff6rents q cette Tents mails
c~onstante destruction de leur tle,
puts les municipalities So sont in
q%ui6t6es, des centaines de millions
ont etc d6pens6s en- vain pour ar
refer les ravages des fots. Mantle
nant, c'est lie tour de pEtat de s'a-
larmer ct il Went de nommer une
commissions royale, avec mission
d'6tudier lie probleme ct de propo-
ser DIES moyens ~eficaces de pr6ser-
walton.
IL est, en- effet, temps d'aviser.
LIE territoire de la Grande-B reta-
que diminue chaque aimee; tous
les ans la mer lui d6robe une SUI
perfcie 6gale q So possession de
Gibraltar; chaque steele ellie perd
autant de terrain qu'en occupe le
comic de Londres, ct lorsque Ton
a VI, IL y a quelques jours, par une
forte mar6e, la mel attelndre les
parapets des quais q Londre, lors-
que l'on 9 entendu, dams des villes
situ6es q trente deux miles du RI
wage, gronder des vaeues don't le
mugissement semblait sortir des
entrailles de la terre, on pris peur,
ct Ton q compris que le danger
4tait autrement s6rieux que celui
de l'inyasion allemande don't IN
fantaislste romancier amuse les
'lecteurs dun grand journal popu-
laire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

VOLTA qui ne sont plus dams leur
lune de miel. M. Louis Barette ct
SO dame Sc prepayment q la c6l6bra-
ton du 60e anniversaire de
leur marriage, qul aura lieu le ~
JUN proclaim. Et qu'on sen garde,
IL ma jamais 6t6 question de divor-
ce dams tout CO temps-la.
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Une stat1stioue interessante qui

Une ~stat1stique interessante qui
q 6t6 piubli6e recemmsnt par la
chambre de commerce de New
York, montre que le total des i'm
portations dams le port do la me- ne
tropole est sensiblement SUPERIOR
3 celui des importations de to on
les autres ports DIES Etats-U nis'.
En- efet, le total des imports
tions q New-York, pendant Ia anne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

As-tu entendu, Pierre, Dame Ia
Rumeur faire clrculer lie bruit
gu un certain Plante qui pousse
pres de la Plymouth devait etre
transplant6 dams le village de Ro-
sedale Park 4 cote dune rose du
printemps soigneusement entou-
rec du lien conjugal?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18
AU LYCEUM

Ralph Stuart, directeur de Ia
troupe du Lyceum changera IN
pen de tactique dams eAchoix de
pieces car pour Ia semaine prochai-
neil ad6cid6 sur IN drame de la
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

Par erreur, dams le rapport de
la celebration du 25Ame %anniver-
saire, du marriage de NJ. ct Nine.
j. W. Dupont, par le club Bon
Ami, nous avons omis lie nom de
notre estim6e annie Nine Paquette.
Nous regrettons Get oubli a il
etait tout q fat involontalre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

Nine y. M. Taller est retenue
chez ellie depuis deux semaines
par IN panarls. Ellie q beaucoup
soufert mails sous les bons soins
du Id. Blais ellie prends beaucoup
de mieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

petite famille dane une huitaihe de
tours. Les messieurs j. Forth, ID.
K. MarsoIais, O. Boucher ct q.
LabissonniAre ont pr6f6r6, eux,
s'implanter dams le nord de la Vile.
tout q chacun ses go1ts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

Mime v. Bernard est partie la
semaine derniAre On voyage 3 JEFF
%ferson, s. D., ed ellie compile plu-
sieurs parents ct amies. Durant
son s6jour dams cette vile ellie est
3 organiser une Cour de Danes
Forestieres Catalogues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18
. la memoire des cheyaux

On Went, 3 YOKOnama, dc prOCe-
der 3 I'M service solennel, en- pre-
sence dune population immense, q
la m6moire. ~. .des chevaux tues
pendant la guerre russo-japonaise!
Pendant plusieurs heures, CO fut,
devant IN autel Oh se tenalent les
pretres japonais, IN d6fl6 de sol
OATS uui, 3 tour de role, vantaient
les qualities de courage, d'enduran-
&c ct de sagacit6 des cheVaux qu'ils
avaient mont6s pendant Ia guerre
ct qul avaient peri sur le champs
de bataille.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18
La femme heureuse est celle qui jouit
dune Bonnie Sante.
C'est anx femn1es qui souffrent de debiite generate que s'adressent
surtout les PILUIES ROUGES
Temolgnage de Madame ALFRED FORTlER :

ne sont-i1s pas appreciates pour
ce1ui qui est air4si l'objet de Pad
miration ct de la convoitise de
chacun!
Vous comprenez combien nous
sympathisons profondement avec
les femmes qui sont en- mauvaise
sante, ct combien nous avons iris
tement a pesprit ces foyers d@sol@s
Oh, biensouvent, nous vons etc ap-
pel&s trop tard pour en- pr@venir
la desolation. Vous comprenez
@ga1ement toute la persistence de
nos efforts, pour convaincre les
femmes quill y a toujours un
moyen d'etre bien portantes ct de
Sc maintenir ainsi. La tristesse
veritable, la misere viennent aussi-
tot queles nerfs faiblissent ct que Ia
sante disparaft.
81 la sante revient, lie bonheur
SQUIRT de nouveau. Les Pilules
Rouqes sont Ia touiours pour Sc
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Berlin Mills, N. III.

courir les femrneS malades, chaser la maladle,
renouveler les forces ct &gayer l'esprit. Des mil
Tiers de g~uerisons ont Etc obtenues par leur emploi
ct nous en- avons encore une autre aujourd' hui a
%ajouter a la 1iste:
"Depuis ma %jeunesse, jai beaucoup soufert
de tous les ~1na1aises qu 'occasionnent Ianemie ct
lie "beau mall II ne fal1ait pas que je fsse
grand Outrage gu de marche TN peu rapide, pour
etre a bout de force ct ressentir de violentes dou-
1eurs dams les c6tks. Malgr@ beaucoup de pr@cau-
lions, mon Etat empirait, trois medecins que ia
vais consu1t@s, ne m avaient announcement sou1agee.
En- suivant les journaux, je fus frapp@e des NOM
breuses g~uerisons obtenues par les Pilu1es Rouges,
je decidai de les prendre, je suivis lie traitement
pendant que1que temps ct tous mes malaises ont
disparu, faisant place a la force, ala bonnie santk."
Nine ALFRED FORTIER, Berlin Mills, NH.
Certains commercants ct medecins peu scrupuleux n'hestent
pas, lorsqu' on leur demande les Pilules Rouges, a recomnander,
TN but interesse, une substitution, TN remede quelconque
qui, disentils, guerit tout aussi bien que les Pilules Rouges
de la Gle Chimique F~ranco-Americaine
Les malades qui veulent Sc guerir doivent Sc meier, car n y
va de leur sante, ct ainsi prevenues, elles doivent exiger les
Pilules Rouges de la Gle Chimique Franco-Amercaine qui sont
veloppees dune etiquette imprimee en- rouge, portant toujours
lie nom de la Gle Chimique CONNIE la vi
gnette c-contre.
81 les maades ne pe1vent les trouver dams leur localte, nous
les prions de nous ecrire directement. Nous les leur enverrons
sur reception du prix, so cts pour l boite, s.. so pour + bottles.
Venez nous vor on @crivez-nous sans crainte, 81 vous deslrez
DIES consei1s sur votre ma1adie, nos consultations sont tout
! fat gratuites.
MERIcAINE, 274, rue St-Denis, Montreal.
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Lorsqu'une femme est malade,
son TENT pale, ses yeux hagards,
cette lassitude qui Sc peint dams
tout son maintien, CONNIE aussi sa
d&marche nonchalante, sont autant
de causes dkfavorables qui COM
promettent son apparence ct mas
quent ses charmes exterieurs.
Les Pilules Rouges font tout
d'abord disparaftre lie NAL ct after
missent les nerfs. Les femmes qui
emploient les Pilules Rouges ne
sont jamais tromp@es quaint a leur
efet spontan@, eMcace ct positif.
C'est lie remede naturel par excel
1ence. Rien au monde ne peut :,
bonner aux femmes des resultats
aussi satisfaisants. Une fois que
les Pilu1es Rouges ont produit
1eur efet, 1'ambition renaft tout
de suite ct a1ors la physionomie. ct
lie buste %reprennent leur ampleur
ct leur grace. 70
Tout ceci Sc comprend facilemen
quelle femme peut l'exp@rimenter p
Alors ellie vera combien il en- cohte
qu@rir force, beaute ct sante!
La vie a bien des charmes pou,
sain au physique ct au moral. c
Abandonment le grand air de son
wife ct renchante. II fera toujours
bonheur de ceux qui l'entourent.
son maintien, sa bonnie humeur ct
apparence commandment aux aut1
celle de bien-etre ct de satisfaction
son encourage ses proches, ses p
amis participant en- quelque sorte
de vivre, don't lexpression est 81
vue de cette physionomie 81 a~ttracti
ces eclats de sante ct de beaute! Et
&c bonheur est aussi evident pour le
bien la satisfaction personnelle ct lie
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-18

Il est rumeur, qua l'instance de
SEES amis, M. JOS Consineau accep-
terra de devenir cand1dat q la no.
minatlon au poste de commissaire
des parcs.y
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Fac-Simile exact dun. boite de piIul.. Rouee.,

LesP 1lules Rouges sont en- vente au Nord exclue., omen par
PATRICE DURE, Coin Washington ct zoe Ave.N
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11

I shook my bend. and he led away
bis horse TO give him a rub and q feed.
Meantime the doctor. who was of
the army and had seer service. was
examining his patient. lie grew more
and more puzzled M he noted the VA
rious symptoms. Finally he broke out;
what hav" you been doing TO him !
Why Is he In this condition. This
flea bite doesn't account for all" point.
ing TO the wound.
We stood like children rcproved.
Then the Duke said hcsitntingiy;
IL fear. doctor. the life has been n
little too hard for him. lie had n sc.
we're nervous attack-scolng things,
you know.
Eyes. I know" stormcd the old doc.
tor. II know you well enough. with
your head OF east Iron aud no nerves
20 speak OF. know the crowd and
how you lead them. Internal fools
You'll get your turn some day. Nv,
warned you before"
The Duke was standing M before
the doctor during this storm smiling
slightly. All nj nee the smile faded
out. nnd he pointed TO the bed. Bruce
was sitting up quiet and stcndy. III
stretched out his hand TO the Duke.
"Don't mind the old fool" he said
holding the Dukes hand and looking
up at him M fondly M II he were 1
girl. ITS my own funcral-funcrnlr
lie paused. Perhaps II may bc-wh,
knowsi-fccl queer enough-but. NJ
member. Duke. It's my w fault
Don't listen 10 those bally FOOLS" look
ing toward Moore and the doctor
"My own fault"-.his voice died dowr
tiny own fault"
The Duke bent over him and laid
him back on the pillow. saying
Thanks, old chap. You're good stun
I'll not forget. Just keep quiet ant
you'll be all right" He passed bis
cool. firm hnnd over the hot brow Of
the man looking up nt him with love II
his eyes. and In a few moments Bruc,
fell asleep. Then the Duke lifted him
self up and. fncing the doctor. said IL
his coolest tone:
"Your words are more true than op
perfume. doctor, Your patient will
need all your attention. As for m,
morals. Mr.. Moore kindly intrusts him
self with the car OF them TIL
with a bow toward tho Pilot.
IL wish him Joy Of his charge
snorted the doctor, turning again to th,
bed where Bruce had already passet
into dellrium.
To be continued.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
IHow's This?.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for suy case OF Cstarrh that can
not be cured by Halle Catarrh Cure
+. J. CHENEY a co Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
j.. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In oil
business transactions, and financially
able 70 carry u any obligations made
by his firm.
wALDINo, KINNAN & MARIAN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hsif's Catarrh Cure IL taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood .and mucous surfaces OF the
sys,em. Testimonials sent free. Price
loo per bottle. Sold By alfDrugglsts.
Take Halle Family Pills for con-
stIpation.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
Made Happy for Life

Great Happiness came into the
home OF s. Q. Blair, school superin.
teedent, At 81. Albans, W. Va, when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he nance. He
Gays: my little daughter had ST.
vitus' Dance. which yield TO no treat.
ment but grew steadily worse until
40 a last o we tried Electric
Bitters; and ! rejoice to say, three
bottles effected . complete cure.
Quick, sure cure for eryou CON
plsints, general debility, female weak.
nesses, Impoverished blood add ma.
laria. Guaranteed by p. II. Fanklin's
drug store. Price SOC.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
REPUBLICAN ANNOUNCEMENTS
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS

e. .-..a| L.NN.N H| HL#H N NA
Pursuant 10 resolutions
adopted by the Republican
Central Committee Saturday
April 2Ist, 1906. Township
meetings are to he held
Saturday May ~, 1906 NJ ? y,
M, To select delegates 10 .
County Convention 70 be held
ut Marshall, Mo. Saturday
May 10Th, ut II 4. m. for the
purpose 81 choosing nine 90
delegates 70 the State Numi.
mating Conyention 70 be held
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
From Our EXCHANGES

j. W. Bangle is down with
pneumonia. -George Rup.
pert is in a hospital at
Wichita, Kas., threatened
with appendicitis. --The
event OF the season, Rahm's
Concert Co., on May 18th.
Tickets at Kcrr's-Joe
1eiger was in town Monday
md we reckon he intends to
begin the practice OF den
tistry. rs he purchased a pair
# tooth pullers before going
home-Joe Evans was in
Gillian yesterday, hungry for
more mules. Joe has gotten
the price of mules so high
that the farmers who have to
buy are thinking Of running
joe out Of the country.-Joe
White has decided to not 60
To California. He says he
would rather face n tornado
than IN earthquake. He has
decided 10 sell his one.eyed
and wooden legged horse,
which he bought To drive
through Gillian Globe.
Some one made IN attempt
on last Sunday night 10 enter
the residence of Mrs. A. Il.
Scott, on east Mechanic street.
The man climbed on top Of
the roof ut the back of the
house and made his way 10
the deck of the back porch
from which easy access To The
house may be had by IA win
dow OF the second story. The
Misses Miller, who had not
vet retired detected the sound
of the providers footsteps on
II tin roof. Miss Louise quick
~ drew the blind aside and
accosted the man through the
open window, threatening to
shoot if he did not beat IA has
w retreat. Meanwhile Miss
Eva had secured u pair of pis'
tolls from an adjacent room,
and as the miscreant's form
disappeared over the caves the
girls sent the bullets after
him. He made his escape
through the garden across
which his tracks were fount
Monday morning, and they
indicated that he was moving
at II rapid pace.
Emery Ayres was called
and stayed ut the house the
rest OF the night. = Miam
News.
Died in st. Louis Saturda,
morning April 2Sth, 1906, Jes
Sc Henson, son Of Riley Hen
son and wife, whose home i
near Miami at bel
home in Sweet Springs Mo-.
Friday morning, April 27th
1906. Mrs. Kittie Coleman II
her 18th year Miami News
The board If school direc
ltors met Monday Afternoon
land elected the following
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
Township Comitteeman,
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING

CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING
There will be n meeting of
the Saline Co. Republican Cen.
trail Committee Saturday,
May Goth ut 10 am. in the
.circpit court room, Marshall
Mo. Every member is to be
present. Milton Alison,
Secretary.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11

Agents wanted; aap Francisco Earok>
quake DtsAsteri Thonxsndy killed aud ~
stroyed Pull And aushsattc stosy t0lt
survivors eye witnesses. lAr1extl ~
bsst book. beat Illustrated, ~ pr sent peUIH
Optnss tree Nod t--sy9 neAl slnu7
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11

Notice u hereby given TO All CREDITORS and
|0yhxrs tnterested ~ tha estate ~ -Ihumns
AdIUx. ~ xatd rstnle, intend tuonaks final
Hsettslnept thereof ~ the next tersa 81 the
Probate Court ~ tNltne Couuty, ~ b. h0td-
iGs |ssi u Sadsy
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
(First insertion April Ia
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,

Notice 10 hereby given to all creditors
Mullins. deceased. that VT, w. n. Mullins
nnd doe Mullins, executors Of snid estate,
Intend 10 make dual settlement thereof at
county. Ia hs holden NJ the Court House In
lp1. W, n, MuILISs,
~ ". 4 $3.50 JUE MuILtHa,
Ia q, Executors.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
MARSHALL TOWNSHIP MEETING

In accordance with the
above call the Republicans oI
Marsball township will NEE,
IN the county court room Sat,
urday, May 10Th, 1906 ut
pm. sharp, for the purpos,
|of selecting u delegates u
the County Convention TO b,
held Saturday, May Goth
at IL a. M. in Marshall Mo.
Milton Alison,
Township Comitteeman.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
CHAPTER VIII.
rHE rILoTs GRIP.

.1HE situation was one OF ex-
treme danger "a mailman
with u Winchester rife.
Something must be done and
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
" RALPH CONNOR

Avtkes 81

c.,y,sshA 40. ny FLEMING n. REvELL COMPANY
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
" Don't forget the Republican
township primaries On Satur-
day, May 18th.
First Insertion April sol
NOTICE OF FlNAL SETTLEMENT,

Notice IL hereby given TO all creditors
.androth-rs Interested la the estat. Of John
v. Gorreii. decsas-d. that !. Ms. Alice
make iinal settieIment thereof Mt the next
term. ~ tbs Probate Court OF Saline county,
he holden NJ the Cour, Hous ~ said
county, ON the ftrst Monday III June isb
MRS ALICE SORkELI.
Executrtx.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11

Miss Susan Lewis, room No.
2; Miss Mamie Hunter, pri
mary.-Mr r. and Mrs. Bur-
It's Price and children, of st.
Louis, came up from Marshall
where Mrs. Price and the
children have been visiting
her father, John w. Sparks,
and sisters, Saturday morn
ing. Burt came straight
through from st. Louis and
returned to that city Sunday
night. Mrs. Price and chill
dren will remain the guests
of Mrs. Annie Lopez "A few
days. Black burn Band
has re-organized and Mr..
Spencer returned Thursday
night and now has the mem
bers at hard practice. We
hope the boys will not fall by
the way side again.--Mr.
aud Mrs. Charles Meinersha-
gen, of Higginsville, were the
guests OF his brother, Samuel
Sunday. Samuel has been
quite i'll with appendicitis but
is improving ut present. =
Blackburn Record.
Word was received here
Tuesday that Claud Alexan-
der. who has been principal
of the Albany, Mo-, High
School for the past year, has
been elected by the Board OF
Education to- the position of
Superintendent of the Public
schools of that place for the
ensuing year. Claud is u
graduate OF the Slater High
School and Missouri Valley
College and his friends here
are all glad to hear of his adj
vancement. Slater Rustler.
George Burruss will leave
some day next week 10 make
his regular summer run rs "a
pilot ON the Yukon river. He
runs on one of the finest
steamboats, in the country,
making IA round trip Of 500
miles u week. His trip is
from the head Of navigation
to Dawson, the supplies and
passengers coming by rail
from the coast. In this trip
he has about 10 miles OF rap
ids that requires II steady
hand and n clear head for
there is only enough room for
the boat. The work com
mences about the Goth OF May
and ends in September when
the river closes up.-Carroll-
ton Democrat.
How He Broke up chilis
Philip Thesis, the sturdy
blacksmith of Gillian, spent
Sunday in Slater, and while
here related his experience
with chills and fever when he
lived in New Frankfort, about
twenty years ago. He had
had the argue 81 long that he
became Respondent and was
willing 10 take any sort Of II
risk that held out hope of a
cure. Some one told him that
"A sure way to break up his di-
sease was to take a cold bath
when he felt the chill coming
ON. Philip was living in u
house on the bank of the Big
Muddy and one morning in
October when he felt the chill
coming on he concluded to try
the cold bath remedy. He
snrapy from tho had rnn ~
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-11
at Excelsior Springs, May
81, 1906 ut 10 n. IN.

The places of meeting and
number of delegates TO be
chosen from the various town.
ships are as follows:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
Local IsaId Of Charitie;
Ponce, Porto RICO.
A los interesGdos

Para 80 mslor realixasi6n % Dc 10
mayor publicidad asersa dc 10 DIS
TRIRuoloN do los servisios que preasaD
los seGorss Medieos Auxlliares do 81
nidAd do Ponse. Diariamsnbenta
insluso los dias do fiesta.
MaaGna:: do 90 II. Consulta On
10 Polisliniea lHospital Trisochel, A
los II, asistensia domisiliar & loa On.
fermos suyos snsargados deisn 10 di
receiod On sl Hospital Trisoche.
lGrd& do 2 As. Oonsulta On 10
PoliolfoicA dol Hospital Trisochs pos
Medieo inferno del Hospital. De 81
Is, inspeeei6n do 10 mAsanzA on sl ma
.adero por el .Auxlliar de Sandal
encAr 4 edo del servieloIm6 iico dc todc
el dis.rltL Ossts de 10 eiudad. A lAl
s, nusva asiatsnCla domieiliAria, ,ilimi
tada con sl nGmero do los enfsrmoI
suyos eneargados deiAranla direceior
on oil hospital.
Noots: do s q 9 o. m. Servisio pa
ra los pobrss por sl k6diso inferno
del Hospital. visitas dc urgensi'
euando 10 reQuiera el saso, ssrAl
iguAlmente prestadA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
CONVENC|ONES PARcIALES

Anoche 90 reuni6 el Comit6 Local
unionis,a, para adoptar aeusrdos so'
bro ssta importants question.
Las eonveneiones psrsisles 90 reu
nirAn el dia del entrante Agosto.
HAbrA una por esdA barrio, y On
elias 90 nombrarAn los compromisA'
rios que habrAn do eonAtituir 10 con
venci6n total, do donds ssldrG proola
mada 10 eandidatura dc 10 Union pa
ra los cargos munieipAles cubiertoa
por el sutesglo popular.
Aroehs quedaron designados lol
preai dentes dc las respeslivAa oonven
clones parciales.
Tambi6n 90 Aeord6 eomunisAr esal
msdidas & todas les sub iuntAs, pars
que leu den 10 mayor publicidAd den
wo dc su ssfsra do aeci6n, & tin do qus
coneurran & las convsuelones parcia
les, todos los unionistas cue puedaS
hAeerlo.
No dudamos que On todos ESQ.,
aetos, resplandseerG do modo absolu
10, el tacto, 10 eonoordiA y 10 dissi
pima dc que los unionistaS ponesnol
han sAbido dAr tKn AmpliAs J eloeuen
tes mueslras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
|MPRESIOIES Y NOTIC|AS

VIERNES, 20 Algdnoz cojds re-
publicAnos diesn que ~ pArlido ga
nara sie euAlquisr maneras las else
clones muniCipales sn Ponce y Juana
Diaz, Rsspscto q eiie particular cir
eula una version Alarmants. Dieese
que tieuen pregarada 10 gran sarrAei
No. Nada do ESQ vac NADIA. Dema-
siado sabsn los repubiioanos qae no
puedsn contar hoy con el apoyo del
goblerno, para metsrae On tales belle
mes, ri ordsn no 20 a.terAra y CANA
ran los unionistas por uns msyotfA
considerable do votos.
Sc dice que les repub,icanos do
Juana Diaz estkn dsseontentos con o.
juex g aillsrmsty, J hAsta ne proponen
psdir su desttsucion, porque muestrA
On aus fAllos una absolute imp pareiali
dad poliiisA y hsoe POGO mssi6 On Gin
turs, judieiAlmente, & dos 8 tres oorrs-
liglonarios auyos.
-EsiA noehe, visrnes, oelebrArA
session ordinAriA nueatro concsj jo mu
nieipal
Los unionistAs del bsrrio dc