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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
NO BAIL. WENT TO JAIL.
John Albee Of Ripton Arrested for Liz
uor Selling.

MiddIebury, Nov. 7.-vJohn Albee Of
Ripton, who was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Stearns Tuesday afternoon, had
hearing at Ripton Thursday, charged
with Illegally selling liquor. He was
bound over To the county court and bail
was fixed at $500, which at this writing
he had not secured and is now con
fined ia the county Jail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
MAKES CONDITIONAL GIFT.
Rockefeller Is Willing to Help Baptist
Churches.

New York, Nov 3.--lt was announced
yesterday that John ID, Rockefeller had
made 10 the American Baptist Home
Mission society a conditional gift OF
$4,000 toward the rebuilding Of de-
stroyed and injured Baptist churches in
and about San Francisco. The cond-
tion is that the society shall raise as
much more by April next.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
A GRANITE HOTEL.
Is Plan Of J. p. Campbell for The City
Hotel Site.

J. B. Campbell has secured an option
on the City hotel property, his plan be-
ing to erect 4 handsome granite build
ing in place of the three story structure
now placed there. Mr. Campbell plans
TO nuild four story hotel, modern in
every way and designed to fill a long
felt want in Barre. There viii be 100
rooms. 40 Of them with baths. and each
room viii be supplied with hot and cold
water The building viii be equipped
with elevators, both for passengers and
freight Such building would be a
great benefit to Barre. whose hotel ae-
Recommendations are limited 50 that com
paratiyey few people can be handled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
WAS PROMINENT ATTORNEY.
wniam L. Baker Died This Morning In
BrocIxline, Mass.

Boston. Nov. 81. William i. Baker Of
the firm Of Baker & Ford, one Of The
Icity's prominent attorneys, died this
morning AZ his home in Brookline Of
ItYphaid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
Menu

At the chicken pie supper in the Uni
yersalist vestrv Tuesday evening, the
following dishes will bs served
Celery Pickles
Chicken Pie
Mashed Potatoes squash
Cranberry Sauce
Hot Rolls
Lemon Sherbert Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes
Tea Concc
Admission, Toe; adults, supper use;
children under twelve, supper tse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26
FEDERAL COURT LIBRARY
BILL PASSES CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, JUNE 20.
To Dole Federal Judge, Honolulu.
Library purchase passed both Houses
HATCH.



Judge B. Dole OF the United States District of Homo
lulu received the above cabegam Saturday afternoon The
indicates that the $4,000 appropriation for the purchase of
law library for the the federal judge Honolulu avail
able and that the library will be forthcoming early date.
The appropriation is due to the personal efforts OF Col Hep
burn Congressman from Iowa. and father OF Mrs Roy Chamberlain
OF this city When Col Hepburn here for visit
with the Chamberans he visited Judge Dole the courthouse
Judge Dole commented upon the lack OF library for the judge here
and II was shown that this a serious handicap,
At that time now Judge Dole making of the late Judge
Estes fine library but this likely be removed any time
and s removal would leave Judge circumstances which would
say the least put him great disadvantage interpreting
complex questions OF the law
True the Territorial Supreme Court Library, in the same
building with The courtroom of The Federal Judge bul upstairs
should Federal building be erected the Federal Court would be far
removed from a Law library
Col Hepburn the force Of the and Pun in his best
efforts lo secure "a library Tor Judge Dole and officials of the
a. well a aornes trying before the bill was
duee 10y Col Hepburn and evidently Uncle Joe Cannon careful
watchdog ol the national treasury fe that Judge Doss
request was reasonable onr for he lrl ihe bin pass
\ am rNrmeb pleased "a this neV said Judge Dale yea
erdsN and am under obligations 20 Col Hepburn T genng
ihs bill hTough"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26
SUGAR WAR BETWEEN
SPRECKELS AND hawaii

As an incident In the war between
the Hawaiian sugar growers ana tfe
Spreokols Interests, the first impcrta-
tion of Philippine sugar to reach tins
port n fourteen years arrived ON tn
big standard on ueightor paAotah
Tuesday Tho pakotah brought 5000
mats ~ 20 pounds each making total
NJ nearly 5000 tons The pakoau is
now unloading hor cargo at tha BIN
refinery n the rotrcio. ln spite of tho
laui lhat thIf sugar must pay dny,
ihr sWtrhr's people claim % rau op
handled as pruniahy as the liawn 'ian
1"durl Another bis shipment b. 1'i
lhu Nny
Tho HuFlr arrived ln COARSE Hffh "
NETS. which arp uuluaiei from the
sitaWff lN rlinrs ~ twenty "a "a time,
lmm ihIrr hllrhps 20 nguW out ihp
.uHlnmu iulN hr 00NrinWrni haH a.,
tailed fopr ~ four NflFhfrF whose
lNif 60 W ll welsh faNh ifnrklnad
iHsfn rpm ihs ships flag SONS slshi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26

expected to be miscellaneous as there
Is market In the islands for everything
from feed to hardware.
About all they do In the islands is
TO raise sugar and they get most OF
their supplies and provisions from the
Coast. so that all lines OF business will
be benefited" said Mr.. Lindsay yester-
day afternoon. Feed, -four. hardware,
meats and many, many other things
have to be taken from the Coast.
The Hilonian has a large refrig-
Grating plant and we intend to carry
much meat and other perishable arti-
cles. During the season several thou
sand boxes OF apples alone are shipped
from San Francisco to Honolulu each
month and understand that Oregons
apples are unexcelled.
FEED is IN DEMAND.
Then there are thousands of mules
and horses worked upon the planta-
tions that must be fed and enormous
quantities of feed must necessarily be
shipped in. There is no place ~ the
Coast that can compete with Portland
for flour, feed of all kinds and dairy
and poultry produce and for all these
a splendid market is offered. Upon
practically everything else Portland
ought to make as good prices as San
Francisco.
Our company has contracts with
many of the plantation companies to
carry their supplies Captain Matson
himself is interested in the Honolulu
Plantation Company, which is the only
company that exports refined sugar.
For this company alone about 10000
tons of freight is carried by our line
to and from the islands. Part of that
business will come to Portland.
BUYERS WILL COME HERE.
II represent the Hilo Mercantile
Company, which is large concern, and
l will do much of it's purchasing here.
The companies with which we have
contracts have long asked that they
be given a preference of two markets
and we are simply carrying out their
wishes in the matter In San Francis
co the large plantation owners have
stationed representatives and buyers
, and l would not be the least bit sur
prised if representatives and buyers
were sent here after the steamer has
i, been on the line for a month or So
PORTLAND MERCHANTS MUST
HUSTLE.
But do not misunderstood me, as
| the Portland merchants will have to
: do their share If they are desirous of
holding the line and 1 know that they
are. They will have to reach out and
get the trade, as it won't come for the
mere asking, and it will take some hus-
+ ltling on their part. But there Is no
a reason why the Portland merchants
. can not make prices as low as can San
6 Francisco and upon some things you
I can go away below the Bay City"
Mr.. Lindsay has cabled toe Honolulu
: a notification that the Hilonian would
sail from Portland July l. The Port
: lland Chamber of Commerce will short
: lily insert in the daily newspapers of
Honolulu large advertisements of that
. fact and will also call attention to the
= many advantages offered the buyers in
> this city. Portland merchants are very
r enthusiastic over the new line and are
t making preparations to get in and
\ hustle for business. when the line is
t started.-Portland Oregonian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26

samplers with long triers, jab every
mat and extract sample, which is
placed I'm sealed drum, To be taken
TO the United states Appraisers labor
atory I'm order 10 find out the exact
saccharlne quality upon which the
customs rate Is based
Since Tuesday this force Of Gov
ornment employees has worked con-
tinuously, ana It Is probable that II
viii take fully five days before all the
cargo is weighed and sampled with
az least 100 steyedores doing the truck
ing ana unloading, the wharf presents
an animated appearance,
The steamer southerland, sister
shin ~ the pakutah, left Manila ON
June 1th, ana IL Is reported that she
VIII bring in something like i56 OO0 bags
~ raw sugar Tor the Western Re-
nnery This win bo the largest imr
porialion in the history ~ the trade
Chronicle June 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26
WHOOPING COUGH.

This is very dangerous disease un-
less properly treated. Statistics show
that there are more deaths from it than
from scarlet fever. All danger may be
avoided, however, by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t liquifies the
tough mucus, making 1t easier to ex-
pectorate, keeps the cough loose, and
makes the paroxysms of coughing less
frequent and less severe. 1t has been
used in many epidemics of this disease
with perfect success. For sale by all
dealers and druggists. Benson. Smith
& Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26

During ihe months ~ July and Au.
guri ihe n,V Ar liall VIII have
sharsr ~ iho work at the Church ~
hio u00d shepherd canon Auli being
ai lho raihudTal M Honolulu duriRg
ilai iimr ~ hHll wac onr os bishop
hrFiarllk's Nbuls Boa san nlrsn. 10
is graduate ~ stanford and haE far
tho paFl lhrff lfafr been Slailansl m
ihs iiamsAul dirlflll aRd ln Honolulu
Maui hrNs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26
SAILOR HURT.

A japanese member of the crew of
the steamer Helene was seriously in
jured by the falling of some sugar
while it was being loaded on the Ne
vadan from his ship, at about II o'clock
Saturday morning. He was sent to the
Queens Hospital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26

The youngest son of Captain and
Mrs. Nicholson is very i'll in Kahului
with pneumonia.-Mau News
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-26

roaredh everybody prosecuting attorney
judges look
a chief.
hobo
old
three months leaving Kinney as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06
ClUsA DE- Mr., KENT
Ia apelaci6n en- el Tribunal
Supreme. -Informe del
iuez Mac-Lsary.
ALEGATO De IA OEFENsA
El seaor 2 Perez Morris apela dc
la sentencia ante Ia Corte
Suprema de Washington.

~ J.@ ~ ", Il
El Tribunal Supreme diet6 fallo
On 10 apelaci6n do James r. Kent
contra - ssntsueia que 10 .mpuso 10
Corte do Distrito dc San Juan.
II informs del iusx pcnsnts Mr.
Mae.Leary contisns trsintA y trss pA.
ginas dc rsiutaci6n 81 notable cue
prssent6 ante dicho tribunal sl abogs.
do don Nemesio Psrsx Meris, dsfsnsor
del aeusado Mr. Ksat.
FL report de. Mr.. Mae Lssry ter.
niua msuifsstando 10 que sigus. In
esnsecuepcia del euidadoso , repet!do
sxkmsn que hemou hscAo de todoa les
autos, y espeeialments de las cuestio.
nss planteadss & favor del asussdo,
sstsmos plsnaments convencidos de
que el jdicio oslebrado On 81 causa,
sute el tribunal de Distrito, hs sido
issto 8 imparcisl, no 90 hs cometido
por dicha Corts niBgda error esensial
que do alguna manera pudiera hAber
rsrjudisado los dereshos del acusado.
Somos de opinion que debe corfr
mArse 10 sentsncia dictada.
Por dicho inf,rme, sl Tribunal Su.
premo conarm6 10 pena que le impuso
10 Coits de San Juan en- II de Sep.
tismbre de 1904.
Ests m.hsna ihform6 el Asfi,r Pc
rec Morris gu alegs sto para spelsr an
to IL Corts Suprema de W Arlington.
Muy pronto Ia Corte % tffalar& uu
plszo para d,cha apels sci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06
COnSejO Executive

Sc abri6 10 session { les dos prssi.
disndo Mr.. Post. Il
) Cossurrsn los ssfiorss Fsuills,
Dfax Navarro, dsl vAlls,. .Willa ugbhy,
Barbosa, G"ahams, Sanchez Morales,
.Falkaer. y Ward Csbot
Informes dc comissonss
q 3 3s. So informa por 10 comi
sion do ConfsssuciAs, con sHmiendxs.
CB n. Bill sustituto para On.
msndar slgunos artfculos dol Cod digo
do Eniuieiamisnte Civil. Sc rsaomien.
dc fAvorab!smsnts por el CcmitS ds
10 iudicisl
Mr. Fsuille. Fate proyscto de Icy,
habi6ndoss iufermado 70 por 10 Co.
mission de 10 judicial no hay neeesidad
de que ss discuta nuevsmente. PIdo
que ss apruebe en- segunda leetura.
q B IL sSobre creaci6n do una
Corte en- ell Distrito de. San Jusns. Es
recomsndado y pasa On ssgundA lee
tura.
q B 3S Ley sobre lA policfa. Sc
aprusba en- tsrcera lectura CON 10 On.
mienda del Conseio en- 10 sscci6n q
@ B S6, Sobre sconspir aci6ns :sn
el ComerciO. nor Mr.. Fsuilla. Pax6
en- segunds leeturs.
Proysctos en- tersera lectura
Fueron aprobsdos On tsrcsra lee.
tura el @ B IS y sl q B sS cuyos tfsu
los coHocen "a nuestros lectorss.
Bills de la Cdnara
Fl sscretario de la Czmara infor
ma sl Ccnseio que fderon aprobadol
los bills que siguea:
q B IS. Pasa & 10 comisi6n de
Hacienda.
Mr.. Fslkaer. Solicita que sl Con
seio corcurra & las fnmisndss al H
B. IS.
G. B ST. Ley autorizar d. oil Co.
misionsdo dc Rducsci6n para que ex
pida licencias especislss & m asstroi
preparStorios. Pssa CON snmiendas
10 comisi6n dc instruction.
Sc aprueba el dictGmen del comitt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

Puerto Rico. Sc discuse sseci6n por
seeei6n
Mr.. Wsrd. Combate Las seccio
mes - y 81 porqus dice que dichas
sscelores autorizsn al sc misionadb
del Interior psra guitar les propisda.
dss. Considsra una ilegalidad que el
Dspartsmento- pueda extraer pisdras
do las santerss situsdas & 10 largo 8
fusra del camino.
Or. Sanchez Morales. Combats
dlehAs secciones por eonsiderarlas
ilegales.
Mr.. Feuills. Propone una ennisn.
do, 6n de que 90 quitsn los cia-
90 centavos cenqus ssrGu compsn
sados los duefios de cantsras y 80
popga una clGusula para que 90
arreglen los dusnos dc mutuo acusrdo.
Sr. Dfsz Navarro. Propons que
'e elimins del proyeeso 10 sesci6z s..
Creo que el E'tado tiens sl dereoho de
expropiaci6n forxosa psro no 10 tisss
para 10 composiei6n de los caminos.
I'll gobierno, invocsndo el dominic,
no puede tssar tierras de las eusles
80 ha de expropiar. Erta ley 90 il6
gica porque ooncsde al gobierno el
derecho de apropisrse de las santsras.
Solsmente esos dshos se resolver&n
indemnizsnde & los duefios con since
8 diez centavos por metro cdbico.
Tsrgo 10 Wguridad que Ia sec
ci6n quinta no pssarA en- la CGmsra
Pide que 80 elim'ns.
Mr.. Feuil'e. Apoya la sscci6u
! quints.
Sr. Barbosa. Sscunda la moei6r
del sefior Dfss Navarro, solieitandc
se elimine la secci6n quinta
Sc pons 4 votsel6n y 90 bora de-
proy ecto dichs secel6n.
Mr.. Ward. Impugua 10 seccc!6r
Ga. En- vsz do 25 masstros, que scar
c!nco.
No 20 discutieron otros asunto
de importancis. El Conseio levart6 Ii
session & las einco y veinte.
E,ta tarde contindA 10 discussion
! del G B 78
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06
AOT|c|AS D|VEEkS
Pasq uines en- algunas casas
de Humacao. Tentative
de ultraje en- Fajardo.
nnn IlnAn raliInc
POR JUGAR cAlLOS
Herido en- Fajardo. Lance
personal en- Humasao.
Otras notisias.

I'm Hunssao hase dias aparsoen
pasquinss On variss easas do aquella
losalidad. FL coror ell Esmiil ordsn6
riguresa vigilansia para dsacubsir &
los Autores.
En- Fsisrdo se prstsndi6 anoshs
dltraisr & 10 ioven Astilds Fusntss.
por dos desconocidos. La polisfs tie
ne eonocimisnto del hseho.
En- Lares fusron detepidos sysr
varios indivlduos por iugar gallos.
En- Fsiardo fus hsrido aver Pi.
lar Rivers. quisn presents una fusrts
confusion en- sl ejo dsresho,
Il sargento dc Jesds dstuvo 6
Anastasio Becerril alias Tano, como
prssunto autor.
-Esta mafana tuvieron On Huns.
Gao, IN lance personsl, por eusstiones
de baile, los individuos Marcos Baso.
ra y jose Robert
La pelea fue en- la fesidsncia de
Marcos Alvarez. Result6 confuse Bs.
sora quisn prssenta variss hsridsa
sin jmportancia. FuS sursdo por el
farmaesutico de In losalidad Dor en-
coptrsrse aussnte el fseultstvo. ri
sgresor fue detsnido por el eabo To-
rres.
-En ell barrio ePlatss dc Cayey,
faeron dstsnidos 20 individuos por
iugsr 4 10 rrohibido.
-Eu Aflssco sl 7er dsteuido Evan
gelissa Mercsd, por sscAndalo. % rssis.
tt6 { ls policfa la eusl us6 dsl rotten.
Merced presentA varias contusio mes
en- Ia eah'za.
Sc han celebrsdo en- ssta ciudad
los matrimonios de Pedro Rivera
HArtinez CON Maria Jusna Rosario y
A1dino y Eleutsrio Rsmirex do Are.
liano con Basilisa Hernandez Midal.
90.
-ysta madrugada apareei6 mu or
TO en- el barrio Ppst to Real (visquss) J,
Gsspsr Morell FuS detcrido come
sutor del hscho Andres Riiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06
Session del dia 5 de Mario

|miembr,s do 10 Comtsi6n eodiAeadora.
ri i,nor Dfsz Navarro prssenta
una ennienda & 10 del senior Grahs.
mo pArs que dichos mismbros sean
tambisr sprobados por 81 Conseio
Executive.
Mr.. Grahame RETRO su snmiends
Qusdanio en- pie 10 del sefior Diaz
Navarr'.
Lasenmiendss que no in.rod ducian
al proy,cto do Icy Fl B 40 son que los
mismbrpa cohren 2.400 dollars por 10
totalidid do les trabsios que realicen
y que dchss sumas 80 pagaran en- los
pla EOS que el G obernador determi-
mare
Seponen 4 votaci6n las enmien-
das y heron derrotadas por mayorfa.
Sr Disx Navarro. Pido que ss
su.titwa 10 eantidnd dc IL GOO dollars
por lade 10 O00, que es Ia suma que la
Cfmsra destin6 para los gastos tota
les qua 90 hsrkn On la Icy de Codifca
cl6n.
Mr. Fsuills 90 opone por conside
rar di;hs sums e,casa. Apsnas los
$4,000 dollars ierAn sufcientes.
Sc pone & votaci6n la enmienda y
% sprobada.
Mr. Willorgby propons una en-.
mleuds & 10 secsi6n que dice: <ssts
ley emptz .r& & regir Immediate mepte
& su aprobsci6n Fue sprobada.
CB So Aprobads en- 81 leciura,
CB "a. Mr. Ward. La rs z5n por
10 cual ha presentado eIts bill ca que
el proyecto de ley de defelenciAs ha
sido sprobado y no habia otra coss
que hscer pus presenter una ley espe
cial.
G B so. Sobre 10 csza. E. dicho
bill ne hacen algvuas enmiendAs para
rebsiar las penas de les ilfcsctore,
de IL ley.
UItlm Ameots Mr.. G .shams autol
del proyecto, propone que 90 pospon-
GO inde fl lidamente. Sc aprusbA pol
mayorfa
CB IS Para el mantenimiento
policfa do los caminos pGblicos dl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06
CARTAS O{7EN|DlS

I'm 10 AdminiAtraci6n de. Correos
dc est i ciudad 90 encueutrsn lss ii.
guiet ties:
James W Anderson, w. F. An
dress, Domir 90 Anglada, Pedro No
Apglads, DR. A. Aseher, Marcelino
Avils, P. Bsnsvsnt, Casiano Bsnja:
min. 9. Blsksr, Victorina Blanco,
Teresa Bargos, Alberta Csmboll, San
Nsgo Caralayo, Victoria Capells,
GenArc Carrasquillo, Juana Castillo,
G. rmela Castro, Pedro Castro, Fran
cisco Catraip. Madam CAinet, Qainti
NO Comerchs, Jons Crohis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

de Conferensias sobrs difsrsneias sur.
gidas On las snmisndas al e. B. 80.
i'll presidsnts del Censsio frma el
Il. B. 90. Pasa do nusvo & 10 Cana.
ra.
So informs que Ia C&mara aprob6
con enmisndas el c. B So. Ley dero.
gsndo el srttculo 1923 del C6digo de
Eniuiciamiento Criminal enmsndan'
doel artfculo 324 do dicho CO iig,.
Mr.. Post. Propons que no 30
concurra q las enmierdas y que se
nombrs una comisi6n de. Cor sejo
para celebrar conferencia.
LIZ prssidencia designa & los re-
flores Dfaz Navarro, Feuille y Falk
nsr.
Mr. Falknsr solicita que no 90 con
curra & las enmiendsa de 10 Camara
al G B 81, de Mr. Willougby, para
enmendar el tftulo noveno del C6djgo
Politico.
La Presidencia nombra q los ae
flores Barboss, Crosas y FAlknsr.
seconstituyesl Cor seio en- comisi6n
total para discutir 81 G B sustituto 27,
snmendando algunoa artfculos del CO.
digo de Epiuiciamiento Civil.
Mr.. Grshsme introduce una en-.
mienda & Ia secci6n tres del q B ~
Mr.. Fsuille. RI proyecto do Icy,
ssgd vino de 10 C&mara, nombrabs
una comiai6n psra ccm2ilAr lsye,,
pero no para ievisarlas.
Para que los miembros dc 10 C3
mara legislative tuviesen tempo Do
prepararse para dicho estudio, 90 dis
ron dos q de termino, 4 fin de q
tudiar tambi6n aqusllas modifcacib
mes nc tcessriax. La Camara in.rodt.
10 tamb ca una enmienda dapdo disz
y och , meses y un sueldo de 2,400 d.
llars para cada miembro Go = conf
si6r. La enmisnda del Conaei icoh-
cede lea 2.400 dollars para dos afids.
Tamblen 90 conceden facu,tades & 10
ccmiai6n para c1mpilar y hArmori
Ear dichas leses.
Mr. Grahsme soliclta que sea el
Gobern sdor quien nombre los tres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

--Desde hoy queda alberta en- las
columuss de La DEMoCRACIA una in
formation peri6dica de este pueblo; y
nuestra pluma no delcansar& mie ntras
haya abusos que corregir, sobrs todo
el pernicioso vicIo del iuego. Para
extirpsrlo, hsmos de acudir & todoa
los medios legales, caiga quien caigs;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

FL cabo Sim6, que 90 contrario &
este vicio, 10 persigue; y cuents con
oil apoyo do las autoridades; pero co
mo solo tiene dos guArdias & Gus Or
denenes, y In jarisdicci6n es algo ex.
tensa, no pueden qaedsr stendldoa to.
dos los serviclos, ppea ne necesitaria
para clio de s q 6 guardias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

pues no 90 iusto que, VIVIAN comods
mente a'gunos y sufran tristes priva.
clones y derramen lagrimas otros.
LA admlpistraci6n municipal nd.
quiere cada dfa mayor prsstigio. Sc
han psgado todas Las atenciones del
mes pasado con sobrante On eaia.
CoRRaaPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanlta, Bayamon, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja Providencia Patti
Has, Mercedita Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca
rolina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06
DESDE la C|DRA

Aarzo \ -Esta pueblo progresa Y
prospsrarfa mas, si no fu,sa por Ia
maldlta playa del iuego, donds tantos
iutelices proletarios hiios dc familia
van & depositar 10 d'tima peseta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

En- ssta impranta &c venae
papel vlejo de peri6dico 1 dos
pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06

condensadores de vacfo seco y de vacio hi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de Krajewski-Pesant GO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
Ts1a de Puerto Rico:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-06
RSPECIALIDADES

..a. Desmenuzadoras Krajewski. : Calenta-
doreS modernos con ocho 8 diez y seis circula-
Gones. --Trapiches, defecadoras, triple y qua
druple efectos y tachos modernos. .--Bombas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-12-29
ANEW ALDERMAN
FROM 18TH
PRECINCT
Citizens Discussing the Mat
ter of Alderman D'Alen-
berte's Successor.

The residents of Precinct IL are
now talking over the matter Of sue
cessor to Alderman D'Alemberte from
that precinct in the event that the lat
ter's seat is declared vacant and sew
eral names have been suggested in
connection Herewith.
Among the gentlemen talked of who
would make good aldermen are: B. 8.
Williams, A. V. Clubbs. Jas. T, Ger
elds, D. Hale Wilson, Robert Heine,
w. l.. Meyer, former Mayer G. NJ.
Jones, Geo. Clutter, J. n. Broughton,
and II. H. Boyer.
These gentlemen are all we'll known,
representative citizens and any one
of them has the ability to maise a
good member of the council. Whoever
is selected will have to run over again
in the city election next spring. The
council may possibly elect the new
man at it's next meeting. but this is
hardly likely as the citizens of pre-
cinct Il have not yet expressed them
selves very fully on the subject and
their desires. if the latter can be de-
teTmined. will of course govern the
council in its selection.