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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

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spencer and family, in the Glade coun-
try.
D. L. Druse and son, Alton, left yes
terday morning for Seattle to attend
the graduation exercises at the univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Refer and daugh-
ter, Belle, left Monday night for Port
land, where they will remain for ten
days.
Dr. I. y. Richardson left Tuesday for
Seattle to spend a few days. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Florence.
II. b. Hubbard of the Bellingham
American, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Hubbard, on Maple street for a couple
of weeks
The Royal Neighbors Aid Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Van -e-
mere, No els North Third street, Fri
day evening.
was in the city yesterday. She re-
turned to her home on the Sunnyside
train in the afternoon.
A. n. Short returned from Port
Townsend Monday night, where he took
Willie Mon, the Chinese who was or
dered deported by Judge Whitson.
A new horsepower Stelenhouse
motor was received yesterday for use
at the new Miller building on the cor
ner of Second street and Yakima ave-
nue.
Rev. Morton L. Rose and his son and
daughter left yesterday morning for
Tacoma, where they will spend several
days, and then return by way of Sc
attic.
There will be business meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre-
gational church this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. F. Horsley, on North
Second street.
C. Roy King had his driving horse
stolen last Saturday evening. After a
lively chase by officers villaume and
Miller and Sheriff Grant, the thief was
captured. The horse was somewhat
the worse for use.
/ Eighty marriage licenses have been
issued from the first of January, 1906
/ to the first of June. During that time
February was the banner month. The
number issued each month was as fol-
lows: January. IA; February 21;
March, Is; April, 49, May, IA.
/ E. r. Hall. of the firm of Hall 6
Grunetz. of Granger, came up on the
Sunnyside train yesterday morning and
left on No. for Seattle, where he will
make arrangements to bring over ma
terial to start their commission house
that they are preparing to open in
Granger.
The ice cream social given Monday
evening at the Fruitvale school hou-,
was a success. Many of the young
people of the city attended and all re-
port a good time. The proceeds
amounted to about $50. and will be
used to purchase a new organ for the
Sunday school
The Pacific Chop house. which was
burned out in the recent fire on va
kima avenue, is about to reopen al
their new location, No. 23 South flrst
street. The new place is being fitted
up from front to rear with the best OF
everything. and the service given will
be of the same class.
Last night at O'Clock notice was
served on the proprietor of the City
| cafe to vacate the premises within
thirty days. The City cafe is one OF
the buildings that was spared from
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13
Local Notes

a daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fear Monday.
charles Gerber of the Cowiche was
in the city yesterday.
q. Parshall of Toppenish is in the
city visiting friends.
George II. Irish of Sunnyside was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Lottie Chambers and daughter,
Tressie. left yesterday for Yelm.
A system Of electric lights is being
put in the county treasurer's office.
Mrs. 3. Wilcox of Parker was in the
city doing some shopping yesterday.
Robert Rein of the Mckee valley
was in the city yesterday on business.
Paul TONES left last evening for Sc
attic, where he will spend the sum
mer.
Royal Myers was fined $3.50 yester-
day for riding a bicycle on the side
walk.
Jack McNef. Of the firm of McNeff
Brothers. is in Seattle, looking into the
hop situation.
Adelard Perrault came in from Pros
ser yesterday where ne has been for
the last month.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to George Clifford Ide and Miss
Amy Estelle Culver.
The infant child Of Thomas White
o: the Ahtanum died yesterday at the
home Of it's parents.
George Paswater. an attorney OF
Mabton, was in the city yesterday on
professional business.
Miss Lena Abrams returned from
Kennewick yesterday. where she has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Ostrander. for many years
a resident of this place. now of Los
Angeles. is in the city.
A w. Severance and wife Of Tilla-
nook. Or. arrived yesterday on a few
days visit with friends
II. H. Lombard left yesterday after
noon for Seattle, where he will re-
main an indefinite period.
l. B. Rinehart returned yesterday
from a trip to the Horse Heaven dis
trict, Prosser and Mabton.
Sam Williams of the Nile Is a patient
at st. Elizabeth hospital, suffering
from an attack OF malaria
Tommy Shortell, who was connect
ed with the firm OF Isaac Pincus &
Son. went to Tacoma yesterday.
T. F. Kefer and Frank Sterling
made a catch Of 200 trout at the south
fork OF the Ahtanum last Sunday.
Mrs. r. A Grant and children are Wis
ting for a couple OF weeks at the home
of Mrs Grants mother on the Cowiche.
Mrs. B. z. Spencer returned from q
two weeks visit to her SON, Lester
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

Paul G. Kruger, who is getting ricn
by selling people what they want. hav-
Ing 1t on hand when they want it, and
handling only the best goods, has just
published complete catalogue with
attractive cover, giving list of his
nursery stock, bulbs and shrubbery.
ana including general information in
regard to the propagation, care and
proper handling of the same. The
booklet. which is the product of the
Herald job department, is replete with
useful information. The cover bears
likenesscs of Mr.. Krugers' two little
girls, and is very pretty. The catalogue
is now ready for distribution.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13
NOTICE OF sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued out
OF the Superior Court of Yakima
county, State of Washington, on the
24th day of May. 1906, upon a 1udg-
ment rendered in said court on the 18th
day or July, 1902, in favor of d.
). Sprinkle. the plaintiff herein, and
against John M. Bowlin and Jane H.
Bowlin, and each of them, the defend.
ants herein. for the sum of five hum
dred ffty-three and $4,000 dollars.
($553.S0) with interest thereon at the
legal rate from date until paid. ana
costs of suit taxed at fifty dollars
(s5O.00) and to me as such sheriff duly
directed and delivered on the oath dav
OF May. 1906. And I have on this. the
Isth Jay OF May, 1906, levied upon the
borrowing described property. to-wit:
Inc east half (h) Of lot one Cd OF
stones acre tracts. according to the
plat thereof now on file and Of record
In the office Of the County Auditor of
Yakima county. state of Washington.
as the property of the defendants.
John M. Bowlin and Jane H. Bowlin.
and each Of them. pursuant to the COM
mand In said execution contained. BY
filing with the County Auditor Of
Yakima County, State of Washington.
full. true and correct copy of said
writ OF execution. duly certified to by
me to be such. together with a de-
scription of the property.
Notice is hereby given that I will.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of July.
1906. at the hour of two o'clock p. N.
on said day. at the front door of the
court house, in the City of North Yaki-
ma Yakima county. State of Washing
ton. sell said property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash in hand, to satisfy SAID
Judgment. interest, costs and increased
costs.
Dated this. the 18th day Of June.
1906.
r. A. GRANT,
Sheriff Of Yakima County, State Of
Washington.
BY w. A. Cox, Deputy.
H. N. Taylor. North Yakima, Wash.
Attorney for Plaintin.
June 13-July15.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

The night after his victory over
Blankhead for the Congressional nom-
nation, when Hobson reached Green's
boro, his home town, the entire place
was ablaze with fireworks and bunt-
ing in his honor. There were all sorts
Of transpareneies, but two of them
bore no inscriptions, and it was eX-
planned that one was being reserved
for future use to bear the inscription,
United States Senator" and the other
the inscription. president of the Uni
ted States" There is no record to show
that any of the banners have a refer
ence to Hobson's osculatory powers.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13
school Census Completed.

Professor James Beaver and his as
sistants completed taking the school
census Saturday. Two weeks were
spent in making the enumeration Of
district No. Z. in which North Yakima
is located. The results of their labors
show that Yakima has a school popu-
lation of 266S. This is 252 more than
the census of 1905. The yearly increase
has been about $50. Five years ago
there were nearly 1900 pupils of school
age in the city. The increase in five
years is 1868.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

The packers of the country say the
Presidents exposure of their bust
ness" methods will cause them loss
of $3.50, 900. That's a good deal. but
If the allegations are we'll founded it's
a small sum compared with what the
aforesaid methods have caused the
consumers of packing house products
to lose in doctors and undertakers
hills
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13
Ten Years in Bed.

R. A. Gray, J. p, Oakville, Ind,
writes: "For ten years / was con-
fined to my bed with disease Of my
kidneys. 1t was so severe that
could not move part of the time. !,
consulted the very best medical skill
available, but could get no relief un-
til Foley's Kidney Cure was recon
mended to me. 1t has been God
send to me-" For sale by North
Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, pro-
prietor. 10
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect of
clogged bowels and torpid liver, un-
u! constipation becomes chronic.
This condition is unknown to those
who use DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
the best and gentlest regulators Of
stomach and bowels. Guaranteed
by c. c. Case. druggist. Price Csc.
k-6
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

dash. 1oo-yard dash. 120-yard hurdle,
2s0-yard dash, 220-yard hurdle, 440-
yard run, half-mile run, mile run,
broad jump. high jump. pole vault,
hammer throw and shot put.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

What's the good of keeping from him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
Cases Drug Store. he
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

Chronic bronchial troubles and sum.
mer coughs can be quickly relieved
and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
Sold by North Yakima Drug store. A.
D. Sloan, Proprietor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-13

Pearl guinea eggs for Matching
The only fowl that will scare away
hawks and coyotes. 81 per Is eggs.
Call at 406 South First St., North
Yakima, Wash. 22-2t
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Subn W. Scmfcl,
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III ncr Ncid1cnbcltattcr,

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itel SSoden lang Iiegell. obrc Die 9crtnaltell
gruouirte @iuballamircrin luo 1T Die @eDano'
lung bon 6ruuenlci6ct oeren Spc6iaIitdt.
CSanl01O
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Sic u cunhbeita Ychor-
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men bcr9citcllt. Gitroneniuft entbiclt
10 Ero5cnt Nol5olfphol uno 10 tort.
Srob oielcr G~rgcbnille mill Die Nab
rltngSnlittel Gorloac III @oibina
ton nid,t pom Sled. Man modte bod
bliibcnoc &llouitricn nid,t ruinircI.
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.ScnrN Hinchart.

IS ildr0 am 81. SunnIar 1906 i'm Hlicr bon
Is Iubrcu 0cnrD Niincbart, ~gcliebter edutte bon
HInnie Nincudrl. Eeruuuoic Inb 6reIuoc Der
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lrGucrbuufc, III. 1919, Sdltiouss tucllle. ats
ilntiiiuoct. $3.50
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0ououn : Earf.

Ter banptid hltd)itc Srieoboi III Baltimore.
grral: $50 Mdcr. - Sumo u abrenorr Gbartcr.
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CAN'T
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Iuhuuu MidIacl ,Iacub.

IS ilnrb am Sunncriiag, oct. +. Sebrllnr
1906. I'M alter bon 80 Subrcn Snpn Midlael
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GcerbigliHg iiuOCt am Sunutug, beu 4.Schclar.
I'M ilpei llbr Nuhmittnas. pom obeIl 9elldtntcll
aus lidti. GID
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Surge Snmcn! MadJt Gnd biei
Sflcrtc Al Mnbe. i1
BaItimure Sransfer Gonpaanie

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baden. Nrcmpte nnt 3ueerld0toe Hehienu1o
Oirb Suoeit1ert. (69L-l
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Guhnnnn @nhl.

Is iiar0 am +. Gchruur 1906 nuh ldugcrcm
GcibcI Sruu Suhnnnn sfaBt, Nntiil bcS ners
&oru. &dlob ISdGl. i'll 81. Seheli5s
nrituQe Anr ? llbr. bonn Gruicrbnlle, 9~tr.iIl1.
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Eunlinc Sartmann.

IS faro am 80. Sunuur 1905 llam lnlNcr
Nrunlbeit 9auliue Nnrtnann, Br.icbic Satin
bon 9liirco Surtn,unr. i'll gliler Gun 30 SIDrtt
mn 10 NtuHatcn. Sic Gcer0IAnrd iirInct urI
6rcitaa, ocn ,. 6cbrnnr. la2 libr giuhnl,ttngs.
uunI 5ruucrbuuic. gtr. .2i32, NunruCr. StrUBc.
aus itutt. Inn titles NciIcib biilcI Der llCiz
iruucrHoc Suite
Snirco 0artmnna neon Stuocru.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
OESDE JAYUYA

EI aeor seclmiento del diA hA aldo
la veladA cientitiso liseraria llevaaa
& faliz 6xIt1 on esle simpatico poblado
por los pzcfsaores don Eduardo R
RODRIGUEZ y don Antonio Medina,
HsrmoAo hS Aido el triunto obse
nido en- e,ts festival arifsIieo de las
sehoritas Luc,ndA Gtsu, PAuia : Mon
serrats Candles y do las Xmas Erme
llrdA y Amparo Rivera, Dolores To
rraa, Ne ida Rodrig 4sz, A acel q Da
Via Mercedes Torres.
Lucinda Grau, nida csUdorosA de
peril , contt rLoi griegos, su diccIor
es apsclble y HoCegIiA, sanejando
vecsa & rumor de ondAs i saIurroI de
brlsa tropisal.
PAnla y Monterrate CAnales, ar
tIstas por vocAei6n y temperAmento
la VOC de Ia primsrA % arrallo dc tor
tolas y 10 pAlkbrA de la legunda sue
NJ G aida y ArmonloaA arrAncAndo en-
tusiaatAs AplAuEos.
ErmslindA J Ampsro Rivera J
Lolita Torres, capullos J espsrSpzs
en- nor de IL sscens, sorprsndsn y de
leitan sl AudIIorio de maners inuIi
tada y esplendida, Para todIS miI
plscemes Rineefcs.
CoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
EN FL HIPODROMO

Con un Hero eomplsto 50 veriiicG'
ron aver Las cSrreraa de eAballos Ell
ell HI, 8 iromo. La ttrds Que AmepR'
xsba con una ll0vlA re t'nss, AelAr6,
brillsrdo un Iol cap eodi3o. Las ea
rrsrAs rsIultAron superioreu. En Ia
urlmerA 4 escape $50 metros, premio
100 dollars, reIull6 vsDcsdor ell SPrfn
sipes de CsguAs, sobre 81 sViEeaino1
que tepia Apueatas por B43 dollarg.
NAdle Sc eSperAbA una derrots, En-
= teguniG eArIera al trote $50 metros,
ofemio IS dullArs, veec!6 sCArrasaui.
llt' de Humscso, dut & } don Antonio
Lopef,
Ea ia tsIesfA essape, i50 metros,
premio 126 dollars, rssult6 verCsdor
81 sLcccs de Arsoibo, SontrA sSins
Nofes, sNirI q rear. sRo,h l'S, SP.u,
tContip,ia en- Ia p6gia0 5pl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
Mr.. POST.--EL MENSAJE

Eta mIilAnA lego On ell 1oamoS,
pre- csdents de los EssAdot Unidus, ell
honorable SsereiErio de Puertl Ri,o,
Mr.. Regis & Post. al lauele tleron
a rsctbir.e comisiones d & lbierno ,
muchos AMIGOS
Mr. PoII ley6 en- Ia hssmbla Le-
glsleiiys sl Eerssis dsl Honorable
gobtrnAdor Mr. Btknsn Winthrop,
La DEKoCRACIA pub,iesrS mAnAna
tan importarts dooomeplo, en oil cuAl
90 sltudia, de un modo m, glItrAl, el
prob.emA de los muslles msdioS de
promover Iu deIsrroilo
Tambie1 90 sltudia ei aumento en-
los salArioa de la policfA insulSr.
Mr. Wlathrop opins, Iegdn sue
msniislisC oneI 1 nusslro reporter,
que lA Alan b.eA Leglslat;vA dsue vo
tAr IN cr6lito adiclonSl para que le
ilese & IL pl a.lieA cl sume- TO Autori
zAdo lor lA ltRlslsturA att rior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
ASAMBLEA REPUBLICAN,
N0taS t0madaS al Vue|0

peri6d'co. El pArtido teguiIa daLdo
tumbos q m. reed de Las olas, htIta
chocsr en- el escollo de In OF in'6n
pdhlica y rom. etse en- rtd 9 el
de Novlembre.
El sefior H,rr.n1ez L.. e. Sc QUE
DA or IL n.yorfa. Pero SO queda
sin sr tcridsd, atm fnerzs, sin medios
de sec!6n. Esta q shf c7mo un des-
co1ocodo, como TN scmetidn, b. 10 10
feruia do Roasy y BIZ la tutela do
Bsrhoas, que es el leader vsrdadero,
dnico, indiscutIble, Goberano, Bar.
boss for ever.
Las sctss de San Juap, para la
election de compromiaarios que h an
de votAr las candida turaa municipa.
les, fueron Apyobadaa por 10 asam-
h'ea. FL cSndidsto para 10 Alcsldfa
aera don Roberto q Tood. Y este 90
IN frs csso mas para ell asf 1r Herman
dsz L61ez. A las urnas ira ell nom.
bre del preaidente de IL Liga de Mu-
picipios. Del presidente que Mabaj6
contra el pArtido unionists, tAltando
aus deberes dc unparalleled en-
Aqnel cargo. y contra 81 gohierno,
fsltAndo & sus dcberss de gratitud hA'
sia ell Gobernador, que le eltv6 a 10
AloRldia.
Las actAu f0jdrdiStas de Maya
gu'z tambien merseieron lA aprobA
sion del psrlido. Fsjsrdo o. el hom'
b-s del osste, como Todd % el.hombre
del norte.
En- res dmeu, la Asamblea 80 incli-
no, COD energls, del lado radical y
demsgogo, condenAndo un triste pa
pal & los que 10 propor fan servir do
d 'ques al torrente.
En- 10 session de antesp oeh hs mar
tes-a6'o hsbfa veiniicirco 6 treinta
dslegados. Los dem&s 10 'ueron & sua
casss, cumplida - gu mission anti.
hsrna udi ista.
ESQ fue Ia assmbea repubicsna,
Como uniopistAs nos alegrsmos. CO.
mo puerto -riQu, 1s 10 sentimos Nos
hsbrfA guatado registrar una smpliA
demostrsc On d. buen iliclo y de- ele'
vadas iieAs.
! Pero n6:lo impossible 90 i'm possible,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
tl h mbre que rie.
RtQUItS,ANT IN PACE

AnIesyer dei6 de exIsiir On eatA
ciudAd ID res petAhle aeforA dofia Ana
de Csztro, viudA de EacRlona. Fu6
una dana eiemplar, cuyAa virtuden
lie gear gsaron elrespsto y la sltima'
ci6n dc sus conciudsdanos,
Su entlerro tuvo !ugsr aver tArde,
eon nun eroGilimR coIcurrencia Dss.
pidi6 el duslo, con irAses b,eves y
seotidas, nuestro buen ami go don Car
lee N. Soler, h'jo poftIco de 10 Auada.
A 81 ebpeeiAlm.nts, q sSu Se1ora
ssposA y soda lA tGmiliA que llorA
hoy una 6rdida ilrepArable, enviA-
mos al testimonio de nueStro duaIo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

La asambleA republicans celeb!6
varias aesiones. Delibsr6 On secreto,
6, como suele decirse, q cencerroS tG'
DC dos Solo 90 Admiii6 q loa repre-
sentantes, bsj1 Ia recomeI dacion del
silen ci0 inui0lable. Los reporters, que
son l,si,,, log,aron tomA: sUs nohI
sorp,fniiendo ttaies en- loe gtupotr
fscuchsudo
<junto los espelos mprosr
cue On las ncchss aosfgadas,
dejan pasEr carcsiadss
msldicicres y cor piuroiS.
E doctor Ss'difS pronunei6 un
diteurso de- toroa conservsdores. De
sus Labor s,li6 un recio anatems
COL ira 10 polis.cA de 1904 1904 que
fae de spcgeo y de gloria para Gel
psrtdes, y de Il Aler cia para los Ga
rrotes de Jas tur bhE, que gobernaron
81 p,i un ltrg y tritte cuStrienio.
Soatuvo ii d1c!or que es precise,
on he nc de 10 p' tria y en- irtsiei del
pueblo, csmbisr de rumbos y de pro
cedimientos y ace tar los conseioe del
iefe, o, cr Hernandez L6pez, consti'
tuy yendoae una eoleetividad seriA, con
psrsoraa i6riss, aunQue 80 recesits
plescIndir de lcs elsmentos rsdlcAles
que c. mpro mt ten ell nombre y el pres
Nglo De 10 Igrursei6n republicans
FrialdXt completa en- todos los ban
cos
El leiIor don Manuel F. Rosiy re
plic6 en- sl Acto y pronunci6, entire
osrIs, 6.tss 9 psrecidas pals bra,;
-sNo uedo eltAr cor forme cor
los ArgumsLtos del doctor sadan'
ca ell curao de 6 10 detslle, FL dt ctol
Said, I'll 50 nutvo en- In polinca y nc
tie Q 10 ex 4eriene!a adQuiridA por NJ
en- lArgas luchas. Ioic 8 ell movi'
m'eo,o de coreenirAci6dS fspubIi,ans
en- mi gals, y no veo, no admilo Ia ne
cesid; d de que se rectfqusn los rum
bls &de1tsdcs Hay tres disiritos se
guras en- D ,rfximA cortlendA M
y.lu z, Ponce y Aguadilla-y s Duea
,ros tctaalea muUicipios SO tiIAdirAl
tires o euatru Que Lh0rA PerIenecen 5
unioEismo.
eNueslro derrciero es firms y l6
gico y vsmos III triunto de un idea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

P afo lte s.le "a tro
no alau do ..ic.
PasQoh roto r. us.a3 sc p cou'
Uruo vol,e-r d ~ contAdor DO lGz
eleetfiesY
Et b. u,tai dici6 d ms el rd.
nero De lucas qua lane irstaladAs en-
~ hotel, shlecimitnto 6 casA psrtl
au Sr - le dire GRATIS & voel,s de
oc1rso 10 q o c-ne u'ted hscer para
eorssguir 10 qua Sh1rs le usrece i'm
ou.tb =, Es que pstsd no b. dido hA.
h'sr 6e los APARATOS DE FAIRBANK,
EORsE AND GO TO 40 ueceaits calde'
r., no 40 lecosit4 E.ectr cists al otro
y p'esdo especial que 10 Guide
A,ttoni0 C05nle,
Elscsr c.eis - Aperttdn IA -Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

inve ncib'e, & teSsr de Ia flnett fcti-
tud de Mr. Poat en- favor. de lA UNION.
Todos los exitos- I........?- - 90 de.
ben & Ia vI'siAliiAd de los rrineipios
que sustar t. mos 4 "a correcc6n de
C rducts qra sostsrtmos J que mere
con al dcct1r SRldlfiN IL / duroa ats
quess (splausos e'tre p'soscs. El ora
der .e siente enirs una ovssi6p entu
eLtusisita de Ia Gsimbles.
FL ducior 81 dsfa responde or
tormas enirglcaa y sem lados.
-<No me copvercs mi hpen ami GO
81 seIor Rossy ON sn bril'a ts dia Is
tIca dice -porque abr go Ia persua
ci6n prt fants de q IS DO hubo exltcs
aino trscasos y &c que Ia causa de
ellcs no ca aino ei Aistma qre g.
splic6, dursnte Aleda periodo, a ls
marchl del psltIdo republican,. VI
aiempre fui paltidsrio de los tenn
peramentos Iutves y creo que, Si ss
stcundGn los conIejos del stfior Her
nAnde2 L6pez, ai 90 entra por 10 via
do las mobiles y SINGER. rest fcsciones.
ganaremos en- el porve1ir una victoria
esplendida, con el coneurso de lAa
gentss qua valen on Puerto Rico Ur
&c organizar un psriido de orden ce
AlturA moral, en- que no prive 10 tur
bulep ois, sino el respeto q 10 l'y.
Tai fu6, en- 81 teais, oil tondo de
las declAraciones del doctor SSldaiia
AL spoyayse en- el ssiior Herr andt z
L6ptE a6rmapdo que procediAn de
scuerdo, 6 .ie 90 levAnt6 mAnifestsndo
que 81 criterio. como prealdents, 90 eI
de la msyoria. El doctor SAlds d .
q edo essuptfActo. Y, en- sctitud de
despedidA, diio que 400 le eorespon
de retirsrse y que Ae htga 10 voluntAd
del mayor rtmero.
Sc relir6 en- .fecto y 10 aIEmbiel
continue aus trAbSi9s
H moa puesKo de relieve Ia esc.na
tIt3riur pOrque es 10 uaioA verdAda
r, 10 nte eaepCiAl en- las circunHtAnciaI
setlales, El pArtldo re lub isAno, eE
V, z de rectif1cAr, tattticA aua metodos
N , 80 escuch6 Al stiI n Hsrna ldez L6
PEI, y 81 caro- que no 1pgessAn Los
SESoREs DE SAN JUAN de que hAbl'
! al doe,or SAlds ia en- su cAltA q estt