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QUESTION No. 10,

Bro. Garrett will you allow me 10 ask
this question through tho inquiry
column 0t your valuable paper, - And II
no other preacher or person answers Il
you pleh,c answer, which Is: Please
explain the last paragraph of the 22 Ch
Of Isaiah. e. +. Seppington.
Scguin Wash.
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CREATION
AND
FORMATION


A. W stated in our last 70.
marks thst there 10 no use to
50 seeking Bible knowledge out
side OF the Bible. Gods word il
oil vs need, and without it
We can know nothing. God
showed Peter in a vision that
tho GsntiIes we're to come in.
That was oyer eighteen hundred
years ago. he did not know |
until Gcd showed him at the
house Of oornelious by the
vision OF the shset: The 90 m |
v'sion We have today. in print.
Therefore. il is not necessary to
leave the Bible to get Bible
knowledge; for II We do, We
will come back without it, This
truth is -foresold plail!y. In
ths 2lst, verse of the Bend. chap.
ter of Deuteronomy. w have
a prophecy which Asts forth the
coming in OF the Gentiles; the
latter part Of the verse reads, Il
will move them tc jealousy with
those which are not . people; !
will provoke them to anger with
o foolish nation. Hear is tn e
twu characters one ot them already
a people the other one is not,
And to this, agree, the words
Of Peter; after God through Christ
had performed this work. as it
reads.
Which In time past we're not people
bu, are now the people If God, which
had not obtained mercy but now have
obtained mercy. / Peter 30
Now then how could any one
learn what this prophecy means
by going to his history? This
is just the way people get lost,
especially Bible readers. They
y seek for truth, where there is nc
truth. Ii ono hgs the disposition
to study tho Holy Word. let him
show by bis fruits that hs is q
workman unto God, and hath
nothing TO be aahamed Of, rightly
dividing the word of truth, II
W. do not do the Bible this one
justice, VT are prosecutors of the
word Of 'iod, lust the same as
n Saul (who now is called Paul)
. was a persacut0r of tho early
= followers Of Carist.
He aft rward ,scamo o Chris
tim and u disciple of Christ, fol
the express purpose 80 la light
aud an apostle for the GentlIes
and undoubtedly The Bible reader
is we'll acquainted with tho -arl} J
character Of thl- man, how tbs,
he went To the chior ru!era aul
r askrl for letter. TO Dal4sscu-, I,
q tha svragosura, Those letter
l were letters to show that he WI,
! sent, and had II rlgl, to bind n
the christians he found, ans
10 Lrlng them 10 I"ru-n lem .ins
And MS h. journ"ysd ho came iea
!. Damascus, and su4deniy ,hrn
ii sh!nsd ronnd about hun, . ligh
ifom heaven, and hr icii 20 TIA
sartl, aad he beard n voica saw
ing. Saul, Saul, Why p,r-ctute.
thou mel"
And he said "Whaars ,hou Lord'
and the Lord snIc. ] 81. J,su
whom thou perse'ures;, II ia hGr
er for thee to kick against he pricks
~ And he trambliay, and Astonisha q,
~ said, Lord, what will tho
IN have me to do?' Aud The I.or
said unto him, Arise. aud 70 t
r, the CITY. md il shall In toi3 m.
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pesvsl Into Ged, yosansse prsash
shs sysslsssiss gospel Which 4 thsl
~ ssspsis y Creation ssd For.
nssiss y Jsv ssd Gsssils vbisb
= - sa.s iaisg jss.d PsaD Il
asPssl thst " srs % soos rsmov.
~ iron Mn sAas nlIsd yos 10 70
tie gsass oi CAriss tsto ssothsr|
gospel. which . set ssoshsr; Bst|
there bs some that tsoable yos,
ssd would psrvsrt the gespsl oi
Christ. Bat tho 10, or % ssgsi
iron heaven, Preach sny other
gospel ssto ysa then that - have
preached unto you. lot him bs
asclssrs. Az ws said before, 90
ssy ! now agsis, il any man
preach any oshsr gospel unto you
than that - have recsivsd. let
hin bs aecasssd. For do I now
persuade zen, or Godi or do I
sssk 10 please mssi For Il ! yet
please mso, I should not 10 The
servant Of Christ. Therefore who.
sosver doeth not what God bas
commanded through Paul to feed
both Jew and Gentle the gospel
meat due to them, 10 not . light
to tho world. But 10 in darkness
and knowsth not whittier bs gosth
bscsuss tba. darkness has blinded
their eyes, and 10 perverting th'
gospel Of Christ, and loving dark
: ness rather than light because
: their deeds are evil. il we prsscl
not the everlasting gospel ant
claim to 6II . position 40 . mimic
ter Of God, we shall only heap 4
our solves . greater dannatio'
and will rece,ys according to on
deeds done in our bodies and ig
norance (of those misliues) will b
no lawful excuse for or with 20
For Jesus said.
II any man will do his will he sha
know Of the doctrine. whether It be {
God, or whether l spaks Of n,yssls.
: He that Spsskeih Of himself seskei
his own glory: bu, he that scsks,h h
glory TINT sent him. the iams 10 tru
and no unrigh,eousness 10 In him.
'St, John 7-l7-i9i
Yes Jesus bad no unrigh,sou'
ness in him and was sent ny b
farther to preach the gospel ind ,
sock and to savo those that we,
lost. the Jews were los: BY min
ling with tho forbidden fruit Y,
D. oil ministers Tor rather should |
!, called preachers) are sent by c.
tho father, 10 do bis will and b
doing his will .boy shall know
the doctrine, and will do wb,
- Paul commanded Timothy, Stud
to show thysolf approved 90,
:, God workman tha. needs,h o,
70 to be ashamed, rightly dividir
tho word OF truth. 3 Tim. 81
FauI was semitic preach, Tho Lo,
God OF hOsvon sent Paul to prea,
III the gospel Of uncircumci on to Il
De Gontiles q chosen vessel to mini
us ter to them God. word. Pet,
" ~as sent to preach the gospel
- circumcision to tho Jews. 3olou
on WINS ssn' to preach and 20
y and cut and lead the peop,o ar
IT, :sach them in all the wisdom
'r God. Timothy was sen, Lul
Or was seuI. Titus was son, 10 pr,ac
" these chosen men were lent !
~ raul who was an inst,nmon, ia Il
III hands Of God 'ha. tegot them
d. tho g"spsl and son, ;Aem BY ord,
no Of God, through Paul to preach II
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Question No. Q.

Question No. Q.
Kind Ed. please explain tho lat
Of Rov. and tell us whether it was
Q vision or q dream or was II
because he was tho beloved de.
cipIe.
Orlia Watts.
Spokane Washingto n
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4 ~ ;5s IS Ss1f 81 N u yktsss ~
ivhst thoa muut do|f 50 thsyl,
shst ~srs Viii ssal bed h,n I'll
the City. and be ~al there three
day. without sight. Dfthsr did hs
sat OF drink. And j Damascus
there vas : man namid Ananias;
and to him ths Lord appeared in
. vision. and bid him arise, and
60 70 .hs house Of :; Judas. and
inquire for Saul, for. says-- the
Lord, behold. he prsysth. aud
and hath seen in . vision, . man
nsms9 AnaAias coniay in, and
putting bis hand on him, that
he might receive bis eight.
Than answered Ananias, Lord
! have heard BY many, OF this
man how much evil 10 hath done
to the saints IN Jerusalem; and
here he hath authority, from the
chief priests 20 bind all that call
OH thy name. But the Lord said
unto him, Go thy way; for he is
. chosen vessel unto me, to bear
my name before the Gsntiles, aud
\ kings, and children Of Israel.
4 For l will. show him how great
things he must suffer for my
names sake. "And Ananias vent
his way, and entered into the
house: ard putting his hands on
: him, said, Brother Saul, the Lord
even Jesus, that appeared untt
thee in the way as thou Games,
hath sent me, that thou mightest
receive thy sight, and be filled
= with the Holy Ghost Aud i'm
I msdiAtely there fell from his eye
: as it had been scales: and b.
received sight forthwith, ant
10 arose, and wa. baptized An,
h then tarrl.d h. \ few days il
'e Damascus, will the disciples
And straightwuy hs preache
Christ in the synegogues, tina
he 10 the Son O. God" (See Act
% 9th. Ch.)
VI Pauls conversion was n singula
, one. And to go anywhere but t
u the Bible, how could you leur
" anything abnu. it. Paul had nc
- the privilege. the twelve apostle
" had, OF knowing Christ; they WI
" with Him during his minister's
y life. and Paul was not; yet h
i hnd as great n work t. perform. a
o they had; therefore, Christ had t
% bring him III just IA he did. Nh
- coE nit unto him, the gospel G
} unc!rcumcision az he did, tn
: gospel OF circumcision, unit
Peter. In this charge, He ais
gave him the keys, that be shoul
y unlock.
~ the door Of faith unto the Gentil
), Ac's III
'r And this he did at the house
y Cornet!us. Aud after the had bee
~ dose. then Pau came in as the
Il loader. II" was chosan by Christ
. N"Aear his name before the 90:
- tilrs.s =" This wac Paul's missio
Is and i was the raason why he va
y chosen il tho way be wrA IT,
:" 3 light 10 the Gentiles -" iAct
4" 18Th. rh. 57lH tsN
~ To "p"D 't,e;r ,yes. and to turn the
81 ittr f't"n"'s 10 II, ~ ana ';o;u:,i
it r'"rr a.; satan unto Goa. Gcs. 9S -
10, P&uI wasNerpeciaIiy chosen f,
y tH.s prrpoar. and Tor ihia rea sc
- Il hrHnmeS necessary for L. III,
w should pa.ticnlariy uorice !.
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Confined from last week.

Confined from last week.
UDY TO SHEW THY BkLT 4
PROVED UNTO GOD. A WORK
MAN THAT NEEDETH NOT
TO BE ASHAMED, RIGHTLY
DIVIDING THE WORD
O." TRUTH.
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X m = 2rs
p writtss, bow beautiful are ~
lses d them shas preach the soa.
psl Of Psacs, aad brisg glad tid.
isg y essd thiagsl OF what ;
wosdssisi thisg 4 ior to Be- ssst |
BY Gsd hin ELF 10 prssch hia
word The everlasting gospel. No !
wonder Psa' ssd Peter, Timothy.
Tisos. Lake and Solomon and
others oould preach. vhss they
we're sent BY the Lord God 10
preach, With the spirit Of ipsPira-
tion given them Of the father of
heaven, they we're machines
wound tp By tho hand Of God 10
the very parposs, and knew tbs.
doctrine. and was willing m be-
come asy.biog or nothing !, for
Christ yea even 10 give their I;yss i
tor Gods Holy Word The two gos-s
psls the gosps, Of circumcision that
Peter ministsred to the jews, SD
the gospel oi uneircumcisloo to
the Gsntilss preached BY PauI.
Yes We said the .Jews were blinded
BY parallels 40 they could not see
! oor believe aad are blind - nation
unto this day. Az Paul says.
| Wha, thsni Israel hath no, obtained
that which hs stsksth tor: bat the
election hath ob.ainad 1t. and rest
were blinded.
| tAceording % II is written, God hath
given them the spirit Of slumber. eyes
that they should mol see, and ears that
they should not hsar3 unto this day.
And David saith. Let their tables be
made snare. and 4 trap. and . stun.
blingblock. aud = recompense unto
them. .
Let their eyes he darkeneG, that they
may not SEE. and how down their back
always
I say then. have they stumbled that
U they should 'allf God forbid: but 'ralh
er through their fall salvation is come
unto the 0eniiles. for to provoke them
II to Jealousy.
Now II tho fall of them 30 the riches
Of tho world. and tho diminishing uf
b them the riches OF the aenules; how
/, much more their fulness Rom, IL,
!, tol2.
For I would not. brethren. ,ha, ye
should be ignorant Of this mystery, lest
= 20 should be wiss in your own conccits
!, that blindncss in part Is happened to
Israsl. until The fulness Of the aen,ilcs
y bs come In.
And 50 all Isrsel shall be saved: o. !,
5 is written. There shal! como on. o! Son
% the Delivsrsr, aud shall turn away I'M
70 godliness from Jacob.
~" For this is my Covenant unto them,
y when l shall take away their sins,
u As concerning the gospel. they are
u enemies FOR your sakss; but as touching
y tho s'ec.isn, they are beloved for the
"a fathers sakes. Rom. lies to 20.
y Yes Christ blinded the Jews and
q they became poor 10 faith that VIC
D. Gentiles might become rich for
q God said be found both Jew and
ID Gentle i" unbcIief thu, ho might
70 have mercy upon oil, but the pro.
mise 10 10 the Jews thu, all Israel
'r shall DO saved. Yes at the grca,
of restitution of nil things Of God o.
J. mighty then shall the vail be tax.
10 on On the face oi the Jows, and
d whom tho spirit shall have finish cd
D! its mission WORK i. shall return I,
:e God and then ths blinded Jews
b: shal! bshoid their king.
' Far they shall rejoice and shall STE
W tbs pltIrinct in the hand az y.r,h,.h.i
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What 10 the highe part OF the Just
Of the earthy And .ine the highest
part from the loves prlf
d.
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Question No, Q.
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Question No. 8:
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Spokane Washingto n
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ANUNCIO De CONCURSO De PINTURA

Ell dia seis de Junio corriente las diez
de la maflana Sc celebrara un concurso pa
ra adjudicar ell pintado al oleo a tres n1anos
de los paramentos exteriorcs de los muros
de fachadas del edificio propiedad del
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
situado en- la Gale de Tetuan de esta Ciu-
dad
Las proposiciones Sc haran en- pliegos
cerrados, expresandose en- letra el precio
a que Ell licitador Sc compromete pintar al
oleo tres manos cada metro cuadrado de
superficie en- fabricas de mamposteda,
MADEIRA hero, con sujeci0n a las reglas
establecidas en- el pliego de condolences fa-
cultativas redactado para este trabajo que
SO encuentra de manifesto en- la Secretarfa
del Banco.
Para tomar parte en- la licitaci0n es re-
quisito Indispensable constituir preyia-
mente un dep0sito de ounce dollars en- la
GAIA del Banco, que Sc devolvera a aque-
Hos licitadores cuyas proposiciones no ha-.
yam sido aceptadas Y Sc aumentara dicho
dep6sito treinta dollars por ell licitador q
quien Sc haya adjudicado ell trabajo para
responder de su buena ejecuci0n.
IL Banco Sc reserva ell dereeho de reeha-
zar todas las proposiciones pFesentadas, ST
asi 10 Ejuzga conyeniente sus intereses
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.-El Director Geren-
ter. Castro Gonzalez. 8. VS..
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La PRENSA NORTE-
americana CDnen
tand0 noiCias de-
SantO Domingo.
10 que dice 81 Tribune respsctO
de Ia pTOtesta del senOT FiaIlO.

Las noticias de Santo Domingo dice
''La Semana," de New York-emanadas
de Puerto Rico contin1an ocupando Ia
prensa diaria,I Iatin cuando solo reiteran casi
sin variantes 10 va puhlicado: s'que los
militares abandonan al presidente Cacerer
porque este, dada la penuria del tesoro,
no puede Distributes fondos nj regalfaV, J
que de un instante 4 otro volvera al podeI
por aclamaci6n dnanime, el ex-presidente
Morales"
El "Sun' opina que todo este Sc evita.
ria con la ratification del tratado domini-
co-americano.
Agrega que los conspiradores de Puerto
Rico deben tener buen cuidado de no ju-
garse con las leyes de neutralidad."
Ell "Tribune" refriendose 4 la pro-
tesla del sefior Fiallo dice, en- comentario
editorial, "que es APPLICABLE no solo los
asuntos dominicanos, sino toda clase de
noticias manufacturadas. Lo que el p6-
blico quiere son noticias aut6nticas."
-'Se ha decidido mantener el mOdus
vive1adS actual hastq que Ell tratado pen
diente sea no ratifcado por Ell Senado.
Los fondos acumulados en- Nueva
York para ell servicio de la deuda externa
de Santo Domingo alcanzan $1.500,O00.
''El gobierno dominicano desea la ratif-
caci6n del tratado ha hecbo saber este
gobierno que necesita el apoyo de este
pals para mantener la paz interna. -
(Sun,
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Ssntsncia en- Manati
Robo que fus dsscublsrto

En- ell cuartel de policfa recibi6ronse aver
los siguientes telegramas:
Manatf Junio l o.-Coronel Hamill:-
Hoy Juez Municipal dict6 veredict6 de
culpabiidad contra Esteban Padilla (a)
Peie, ajitador huelga por infracci6n Articu-
10 368 consistentes en- iniurias policfa &
dos meses cdrcel y 200 dollars multa, con-
ira Manuel Caballero de Barceloneta, por
aggression & Pol1cfa Manuel Herrera & A
mepes carcel y 200 dollars muIta, contra
Alfredo Santan, Leader Federation, por
coaeci6n 20 dollars multa.
Personals Eensatas de esta felicitan
Hon. Juez Municipal por consejo al pue-
bio al dictar sentencia contra PadilIa.-
Teniente Schettini.
Manatf JUNO l .
Coronel Hamill.-Ante aver robaron en-
esta Benito Rodriguez 341 dollars en-
una alcancfa. Investigate el hecho por
mi Cabo Azpurua fDeron arrestados au-
torres en- harrio Trenton de CiaIes Y recu-
perados 141 dollars. Sc hacen aycrigua-
clones para encontrar resto de dinero.-Te-
niente Schettini.
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Ell INDISPENSABLE.

A comerciantes, banqueros, industriales,
fabricantes y en- general todo ell mundo
que quiera conocer ell pals en- que vive, Sd
Der 10 que en- 81 Sc produce y qui6nes lo
producer, les es imprescindible consular
el AnuGrio del Comaercio para 1906, que
edita la Casa BailIy- -Bailli6re Hijos.
Este ibro, que hace veintinueve amos
Sc publica con gran APPLAUSE de todas las
classes sociales, acaba de hacer su aparici6n
annual, 81 asombro causa Ell ,volumen CO.
losal de sus tres tomos, mayor es a1n la
agradable sorpresa de Ia sencillez preci.
sion de su m6todo orden, que hace que
sea manejado por cualquier persona que
10 deSconozca por un niio, seguros de
que han de dominarlo con provecho.
Hoiear ell Anuorio del Comercio BailLy
BGiLli6re para 1906 es conocer todas las
fuentes de vida de Espafa Portugal y
de todas las Rep1blicas Americanas en-
que Sc habla ell espafol. En- 81 Sc dan 4
conocer las formas de gobierno Y organi-
zaci6n de cada naei6n que comprende, con
datos geografcos, estadfsticos 6i hist6ricos
de todos los pueblos de Espana, Portugal,
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Filipinas Repdblicas
hispanoamericanas, con cuyos datos el CO.
mercian49, el industrial, el productor el
consumidor, ell hombre de negocios en-
general cualquiera que desea hacer una
propaganda efcaz de sus negocios, puede
formarse idea exacta de la plaza en- que
desee hacerlos extensivos. Al que desea
adquirir productos conocer la importancia
de una industria, etc, Ell AnuariO del
Concrete Ie facilita los datos precisos que
le sean necesarios. Ademas eI Anuario
describe la organization judicial, civil,
militar ecclesiastical de cada pals, las
Was de communicated de cada pueblo cuesta
etc.
Y, por iltimo, 10 que mas llama Ia aten-
ci6n de este libro es la grandiosa establish
ca de personals que contiene, puesto que
dentro de cada pueblo que describe da el
nombre y apellidos de cuantos habitantes
ejercen alguna profession, con indication
de las mismas.
Entire estas notables relaciones de NOM
bres merecen citarse las descripciones que
hace de Madrid, Barcelona y Valencia,
entire otras de Espafia, en- que da 4 como
Ger todos sus habitantes, primero clssifca-
dos por orden de apellidos, con expression
de su domicilio y profession, despu6s por
orrden de profesiones, con indication de
qui6nes lasIejercen y donde viven, y por
6ltimo, hace suna relaci6n alfab6tica de
todas sus GALES, indicando casa por casa ell
nombre y profession de las personals que las
habitan.
En- la Secci6n extranjera, entire otras po-
blaciones que lamando la atenci6n por su
especial description, merecen citarse Lis
boa, La Habana, ect.
Tai es & grandes rasgos, la obra colossal
del AnuGrio del Comercio Baily- BailEi6re
para 1906, que entendemos no debe faltar
en- ninglin escritorio, puesto que es el auxi-
liar indispensable para el mejor desarrollo
de los negocios.
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JuiCiOs en- eI Juzgado de Paz.

Mayo 31.-Clara Avil6s, por escandalo
E insuitos Tito Rodriguez, en- la calle de
la Tanca, $1,000.
Delffn Colon, por proferir frases obsce'
mas en- la carretera de Santurce, $100.
Antonio Rivera, por infracci6n 0. M.
$500.
Inocencio Hernandez Erasmo Lucia
no, por dar gritos carreras en- el cafe la
Linda, $1.00 cada uno.
Jose Sanchez y Gerardo Coto, por dar
fuertes gritos anunciando los efectos que
llevaban para la venta, $1.00 cada uno
Jose Fanafan, por dormir en- el local de
elaborar pan en- la tahona calle del Sol
1O8, $1.0O.
Candido Morales, Rufno Guzman, Ri
cardo C6rdova, y Pedro Balaguer, por
arrojar q la via pdblica cascaras de frutas,
$1.0O.
Leoncio Rivera y Gerardo Medina, por
rina, S. 90 cada uno.
Marcelino Cruz, por herir a un perro,
$500.
Jose Rosado Epifanio Guadalupe, por
pelea, $500 cada uno.
Carmen Morales, por promover escdn-
dalo, $1.00.
Justine Lopez, por usar un casquillo de
punta de aceTo, para guar los bueyes de
una carreta, $500.
Juan Migene, por dedicar al trabaio un
caballo sin herrar en- tres de sus patas,
$500.
Fueron absueltos, doce acusados de d.
versas faltas
Junio 10. 1906.-Alberto Acevedo y
Francisco Rosado, actos inmorales, $1,000.
Juan Casellas, escandalo, $500
Absuelto, Jose Escobar por infringir
ordenanzas municipales.
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En- Mayagtiez paTece que Sc dediean
ahora ''anunciar que Mr.. Post no yuel-
We que los sspuTos tienen el apoyo del
directorio republican,, el cual direetorio,
dieen los fajardistas, contin1a sspartido en-
dos apesar de Ia soIdadura del iefe.
El Comit6 unionista prosi que sus traba-
jos de propaganda con toda confanza en- el
triunfo mas de Glen nuevas adhesiones
Sc han recibido en- estos dias de elementos
que Sc desprenden de .fajardistas' ''pu-
ros
Parece que la circular del Attorney re-
eordando los funcionarios ludicialea que
no hicieran politica, se- pone otra vez sobre
el tapete y algunos empleados de ese De
partamento, como por ejemplo los mar
shalls, estan dispuestos 4 cumplirla al pie
sde la letra.
En- las inscripciones siguen teniendo ma
yorfa los unionistas apesar de las difeul-
tades que pretenden oponerle sus ADVERSE
rios, que va tambi6n deian sonar 10 de ire
traimiento.'
En- Yauco Sc acent6a la lucha de ambas
ramas dellpartido republican,, aunque con-
tin1en teniendo mayorfa en- Ell elemento
acomodado, los partidarios del senior Mat
tey.
En- Isabella parece hace trabajos, por los
campos, el actual alcalde, alg6n funcio-
mario judicial, que parece ha olvidado la
circular de Mr.. Feuille no Sc siente dis
puesto & cumplirla, hace freeuentes viaies
San Juan buscando apoyo de sus ami
gos del directorio contra los correligiona-
rios descontentos que sostienen otras can
didaturas.
En- Afiasco apesar de los aparatos ode
fuerza' amagos de imposiciones manda-
das q retirar desde alg6n tempo, no hay
va gente de los ''incorporados' que ms
cribir la mayorfa de los que siguen ocu-
pando los precintos es unionista. Un of
cial de la policfa insular sera destinado
ALI.
En- San German continuan los 'incor-
porados" atacando los elementos Vivo-
nistas desconcertados por la actitud recta
y leal de los amigos de Ia Union del Sr.
Jose A. Vivoni, muestrame "a desespe-
ranzados para, acudir la lucha electoral
conyencidos de que las 'sfcticias mayo
rias'' de otras 6pocas no hacen fuerza en-
la opinion de no hay sitio mas que para
la juEticia. Y ESQ que la justicia en- ma
nos de algunos jueces, alguna vez quiere
volverse ''incorporados'
Por Aguada desearian una vista del
Coronel Hamill Captain del distrito y
este no por que haya temores de ninguna
alteration, pues hasta ahora la gente sigue
pacffca. Esos cabitosl
Parece que Ell viaje del Gobernador sera
algo extenso. A MI Winthrop, no le gus
tan las escursiones ''rel6mpagos" pues
POGO Sc We en- ellos. Ira al Este y centro;
luego al Sur y Oeste. Caguas, San Lo-
renzo quiza primero San German, San Sc
bagtian Aguadilla, Ponce luego; pero
NADIA SECURE todavfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-02
AS EG U R A NJ 0 s.:

Que los vinos mas puros. Las
conservas de las mejores fabri-
cas-. Los jamones y salchichones
mas selectos. Las galletas y
bombones mas fnos, Los que
SOS y postres mas delicados. Los
licores y Champagnes mas re-
putados. Las mantecas, mantle
quillas y aceites inmejorables. 7
los mejores y mas selectos arti-
culos de primera necesidad que
Sc consume en- todos los hogares
de La isla de F uerto-Rico son de la
CASA CERECEDO. As San Fran
cisco as. GEL COLMADO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-02

GRAN REBAJA!-"La Villa de
Madrid" ha introducido gran rebaja de
precios en- sus existenciss.
Es la 1nica casa, que importa modelos
exclusives de traies de st. Gall Paris,
casimires ingleses, drill jipijapa de hilo, en-
cages de Bruselas & infnidad de noveda-
des.
A la Villa de Madrid acude toda perso-
ma de gusto.
Francisco 81. San juan Puerto Rico.