davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-05
second Assembly district.

The First Election District Is bounded By and
Wit Ia Wal street, William street rear stIeeS
Coent!es slip, East riN eT. Whitehallstree ana Broad
way.
ne Second Election Dstrc, is bounded by and
Within Fulton street. William street, al s'ree'ADd
inc Third Election District Is bounded by and
Te " slpp' Tast riS er. Cocnties slip, Pearl street,
" lllam street, Fulton street. broadWay ana rAh
The Fourth Election District Is bounded BY and
within New Chambers street, Madison street, Roosc.
welt street. osk street. Pear IJdec'; rery sFeeS
Gold street. spruce street ana fhrk row.
Tic Fu1h Election District is bounded bX and
wit!in Roosevelt street. Madison street. New chsn-
tiers street and Park row.
Tie sixth Election District ~ bounded by and
within oliver street. Madison street, Rooseveis
stree / aud Park low.
he Sc, cnth Election District is bounded by and
within Oliver street, Oak street. lanes street.
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by and
Within Roosevelt street; Cherry street James slipi
Mater street, R~ooseVelt street. East river Pecs
slip. Pearl street and oak street.
The Nln;n Election District is bounded by aud
Water street. James alp, James street. OAK street.
Oliver street and Cherry street.
The Tenth Election p!.tllct is bounded by and
within Monroe street, Mechanics alley. Cherry
street, Market slip. East river. Catherine sip and
Catharine street. -
The ELEVENTH Election District is bounded BY and
within C~sthartne street. Cherry street. oliver street
and lark row.
The twelfth Election District is bounded By and
within Madison street. Market street. Monros
street and CathaItne street.
The Thirteenth Election District "a boundsd by
and within henry street. Market street. Asdlson
sueet and CAthaTine street.
The Fourteenth Election District 10 bounded BY
and within Henry street. pike street. Monroe street.
The FIfteentn Election District 10 bounded BY
and within Henry street. Clinton street. Madison
street and Pike street.
Tnc sixteenth Election District Is bounded by
and within Madison street, RutEers street, Cherry
street. Jefferson street. Eat river, Market SUP
Pike street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1906

role, was entrusted 10 Bijoa Fernandez.
Wassnhals a Kemper have put their
star, Annie Russell, IN the part OF
Puck, and she acts 1t IA a manner that
constantly suggested 10 me Maude
Adams IA Peter Pan" Sac IS charm
Ing and agreeable, however, and the
whole presentation IA well worth seeing.
Ihe supporting company deserves cree
ali, though. perhaps. no other cast viii
ever reach the mark set by that at
Days, where the Organization Offer
Ing "A Midsummer Nights Dream" In
cuded Miss Rehan, Miss Fernandez, Jo-
seph Holland, Charles Fisher, Otis
skinner. John Drew Charles Leclercq,
Frederick Bond, James Lswls. William
Gilbert, Eugene Ormonde, and Eiiie
shannon.
nave never known such a diversity
Of opinion regarding one play as there
has been this week over John Hud-
cons WIFE" four-act comedy by
Aida Ramsay and Rudolpe de Cor
doya. IN which Hilda Spong and Will
lam Hawtrey appear al Joe Webers =.
The Sun and the Times think the piece
one Of the best q the year; the Tribune
and the Herald and no good IN II ut all.
Personally, ] can't see that the play Is
important. but Il does make an inter-
esling entertainment, especially since Il
IS well acted and well staged Miss
spong and Mr. Hswtrey are excellent,
and 80 Is a young actor named Herbert
Percy. Manager Lawrence did good
thing when he put the two stars into
ere company. FOR neither vas quite
strong enough TO stand alone. For that
matter, how many OF our present-day
press-agent-made stars arep
CLAIMING POLLOCK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk during the past week 10
the following persons
Frank Russ. Bingham junction. An
ME Poderzay, Bingham Junction
Peter O'Marron. Salt Lake, Mary
Kearns, Salt Lake.
A. G.. Sleeth, Denver. Colo. Florence
A. Miles. Denver, Colo.
W. b. Walther. Murray; Pearl
Stauffer, Murray
II. Z. Smith, Salt Lake. Pearl S.
Peirce. Salt Lake.
William a. Oyerback Salt Lake,
Marion NJ, Williams, Salt Lake.
William =. Simpson. v qcouyer;
Laura l. Baysiuger, Salt l. I
Henry W, Deming Salt Lace Emily
l. Russell salt Lake
Fred +. Nelson, Salt Lake Josephine
NJ. Valentine, Salt Lake
Frank Goodman. Crystal, Rose
Towne, Aspen
Herbert r. Lilley. Salt Lake. Adea
j. Simpson. sudbury
Joseph c. Blackburn, salt Lake; Ma
bel Holiday. Logan.
a. c. II Webb. LaketoWn. Margaret
Thompson LaketoWn
James T Oswald. salt Lake. Ethel
]. RingNood. Salt Lake
Joseph Kemp. Mercur. Lizzie Matth-
ews, Mercur
Oscar 81. Magerter. Bountiful; Edith
White Centeryille.
Andrew T.. u. Peterson. Salt Lake:
Sophia Josephine Battlimer. Salt Lake
William T. Stain. salt Lake, Nellie
b ST. John, Salt Lake
Elmer + Taylor. Fruitand: ARMENIA
A. Bond. Fruitland.
Charles l.. Reed. salt Lake; Sarah
Alderman. salt Lake.
James H. Willard. oakley, Cynthia
Beecher Elba.
Ramm Han en-, Salt Lake Karen
Moen Salt Lake.
Delbert Love, Salt Lake: Martha
Green. salt Lake
Grandson Raymond, kaysville;
Mary h. Rushford, Kaysville.
Louis {. Reilly, Rock Island. Rachel
@. Chapman. Salt Lake.
Robert y, Decker. Salt Lake. Aura
NJ. Layne. Salt Lake.
Joseph K. Fox, Lehi; Annie s.
Hutchings, Lehi.
Ole Edgar Lasson. lndianola; Eliza
beth NJ. Young. Fairview.
w. AlonzO Childs Gunnison. Alta
Brown, Manu
Edward Z. Phippen, salt Lake; Liz
zie Atkinson, Salt Lake.
Thomas s. Buttsrfeld. HERMAN;
Martha Z. Bowld,n. Riverton.
Ezra r. Clark. Pennington: Margar-
ct Z. Jones' Salt Lake.
Daniel S. San.lberg. Grantsyille; SUI
san Jane Hammond. Grantsville.
Charles Hawker. MIL Creek; Daisy
Palmer. Grantsville.
James L. Blower. Salt Lake. Martha
Stewart Salt Lake
David u. Gordon. Mil Greek; Lille
Park Mill Creek
Joe Bsrsand, Salt Lake Marie Gioia,
Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

England were that the need OF some
thing along this line was necessary for
existence"
The speaker pointed out that "the
performance OF manual labor by the
American is essential 20 the welfare Of
ne American commonwealth. The
Sinking and avoiding OF this work by
those who understand and appreciate
the broad principles Of American society
has made Il necessary to import foreign
labor This labor comes from the SOUTH
ern countries % Europe Their ances-
tors were slaves. and they stlll possess
the same ideas They are undermining
the principles OF American liberty, and
Il Is necessary that their places be filed
hy people who understand American
principles.
"A false view OF education has led
people 20 reject work that has had 10
do with manual labor. All tho COM
forts N lie have come through hard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

labor Nothing can be attained with
out this. The man who enjoys wealth
has worked 10 gain money. The men
who succeeds anywhere must work for
success. In this country, where there
- such equality among men, the sue
cess OF a man IS measured by the
amount OF work which he does TO at
tain the success that he has achieved.
The motto OF n young man starting
out In life should be- Work, work,
work and Il should end With Work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

DAYS ! was completely cured, and /
think permanently, as II was about i've
years ago.
"The psoriasis fret made lie appear
anoe In red spots, generally forming a
circle, leaving In the center aspot about
the sire Of q Elver dollar Of sound flesh.
In o short time the Affected circle
would form heavy dry scale Of Awhile
slvery appearance sndwould gradually
drop off. To remove the entire scales
BY bathing or using Of 70 soften them
1e Ae.h would be perfectly raw, and 8
Hght discharge 81 bloody substance
would oore out. That scAly orust would
form again IN ,venty-iour hours IL
WAS worse on my AIMS and imhs, al
though II was In spots all over my
body, also on my tcalp. II ] Jet tbs
sca.ssremsin too long without renov-
ing BY bath or otherwise, the skin
would crack and bleed. suffered
intense itching. worse AZ nighz after
getting warm IN bed, or blood warm
By exercise, when IL would BE- Almost
unbesrsble.
"To sum ID all Up, ] would not 60
through such another ordeal Of affection
Cor thlrty-hye yeau for the State OF
Kansas. (signed) W. ~ Cidesier,
Hutchinson, Kan, April 20, 1905
csnrsss $50 ois'..s, sn1 Iins ~ - s'ssfty.'
q xaS Svs w., = o~s srlvss S-rs"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

thing FOR the rich mans son 20 enjoy
and acquire, hut not for practical pur-
poses An educated man should not
work. nor should working man be
educated There II still tlnge Of this
Idea that can be found today The de-
sire q college graduates 10 secure posi-
tons that are free from manual labor,
and are more Of an administrative ca
pac.ty, Is one form ~ the o'i idea"
Mr. Ritter called attention 10 the fact
that the most largely endowed lHstitu-
lions Of the present day have received
and arc receiving their money from
practical men. The University Of Chi
cago was founded by John u. Rookie
feller, who, IN early lie. was but
dray driver. Attempts are being made
90 introduce courses IN the large edu-
ohtional Institutions that win cultivate
the idea OF giving money 70 forward
education for practical purposes. The
charges Of opinion developed IN New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29
catarrhal
|Gastritis

W. ~ two years | was in a
,,....i 20 condition. / was
,.. '''' oy a number Of emf
-. Physicians Tor chronic
=. 'l' Sastritis and dilata.
s \. q the stomach, and OBJ
| uov Zoe Q relief. ! grew grad
| - s so','' my breathing was
| t,..I .l'Ill at times that l
- ! would die. My hear,
| ". a very bad condition from
ID. a !, and pressure
a.. - 'l''i'd stomach. | de.
", ! was only a matter OF a
s.. 'ao'i tine with me. I
S..,.'a' ''sd to Try DR.. Niles
k ,a' and Heart Cure. and
d, ~. . had finished taking
IL ~, s.4' o. the medicine /
= y y o''t', Of The medicine.
r.s. = entirely cured, for ,
d, a !, d about $500 in ne
i l. d, : ITO hundred, scent ,g 'i i
ssa'' years before without
,1~r x,,,..,A' D, SLACK,
- 81 i 49,. 2, u, a
"a wy No. ,asA
Slss,n %, wlH ss.,,, ~ BY your
r.rs ~, ' s.s TI All. w. -
~'''s'l CO. Elkh.r, Ind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

work, work. a students education I
not finished when lie leaves school. :
IS but beginning. Don't lay your book
aside. You are only ~ the commences
meut Of your education. You have onl,
been 40 tlt grndsone Sharpening
your tools Tor lfe When you haW
done this you are but ready 10 20 on
into the broad field OF NE 70 gain youi
education. Your education at school II
but he key 10 unlock your education Of
the future"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

Gaming Pollock. with whom the
,..,t News has arranged for a
vsfa.tlcles on the subject OF New
M lhsstrlcals, IS unusually well
.,;sd ior the work which he has
ri.-1ken M Pollock mas nad un-
|l-,1 Nperience iu several branohta
sts-lic work. as a critic. a play
ri snj q manager. He was born
1T 4 1850, IN Washington, d. C.,
x srsi several years IN salt Lake,
" R.1iei at Bethel military acad-
n q Virgins and the PolytechniQue
srs ID Prague. Austria. During
u tine Ne Travelled extensively In
Ir,s Asa and Central America. In
lN " Pollock was dramatic critic
SO, Washington Post. In 1895 he
tslza sis q he editors OF the New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29
The Play in New York.

rooms a, midnight, Of which spoke
IN my last letter, cropped up again In
Man and His Angel" The lady IN
mis- Instance was an lllegitimate child.
Her father, instead OF telling her this
simply and naturally, put tho fact In
black and white. As was 10 have been
expected, the black ana white fol- into
tho hands OF a third person. just as the
lady was nbout 10 be married TO q re-
spectacle blond young man with q
green necktie. The third person wanted
10 discuss the matter with the lady,
but he couldn't 80 10 her because he
had an ankle 10 badly sprained that,
while II ala not prevent his walking
comfortably about his apartment, It dld
prevent his driving normally TO her
home. OF course. under these circum-
stances, the lady came 10 the mans
rooms at midnight, The blond young
hero with the green tie found her In
due time--and there you arel Man
and His Anger had three consecutive
performances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

York Dramatic Mirror and IN 1899,
idmauc eoitOr OF the Washington
lines Subsequently he acted as gen.
aral press representative for William
4. Brady's attractions and In the same
apaclty with Sam 5. and Lee Shubert.
Mr. Pollock is regularly employed as
dramatic critic on the stats OF Aims
lees and Smiths magazines. He
writes regularly for various other
periodicals and Is editor and publisher
Of a small magazine called the Show.
He is the author Of novel entitled
Behold the Man" and Of several
plays. among them. THE Pit, In the
Bishops Carriage" "A Game OF
Hearts" The Great Adventure, %
The Little Gray Lady" and
Clothes"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

~ YORK, sept ~ '.., nv, week ~
Me- four "nr'i nights , 'D'' was was
. 4, :, {; S. usual q. En-. s%. ..s,.s
n,,''w when the smoke s'as ont On the
ssia' .. riny was found a.s a,1 Of in imms.
W. =, "a. two were in n',' but nj ,' SIN
~ .,,Sss he'd survived i,,s, ' a..rlns. "A
9. ,slIo oplalon. ,1 That 9a, sho1idn,
Sa, VS. ,,sa,sd as having 3, e'q snakes Te.,
sI Ts ,sI premiere Of NJ. S osasur.
rg't y, i.rssy occurred some esA' ~.
,'ii'' CON- ,ns have mentioned mentioned ,I In.
", ~ 'l y. he debut q Annie .ia.t i1uI q
- 3 r y ne original east asst uh,,i,a
a.ns',, , h dIflcal' TO , !sil S on rst
7 ! l' snd what Is MOI :"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

(. S'',t bes, thing IN "Man aud
= cstl Produced on Tuesday at
eA.sii Ihaatsr was the end Of the
fa,iay
MT Dark who wrote the So
- iiAla = an actor. Five OF six
- - rtaiesslon-among them the
O A Midsummer Nights
~ ave written very credltable
- "a he balance is on the 9TH
y. p lae ledger. Generally an ac-
- eay z hodgcp0dge OF Incidents
: .lsi performances. and the bet
EioTs memory the better the
- tn'eA Things happen In these
-, .-'.,'haas manuscripts. not be-
l. y, w Would OF could happen IN
:. slt because their happenings
- petn considered effective on
re slt ~ Man and His Angel" a
h, .....'ie'lookhg sc0undrel broke
l., ~. ~, through The window, and
|s,-sr pg tae mistress Of the
ri q. an Innocent" he told her,
r., ~. i'plsi Il believe you" The
~, ~ .el lhat any cornered thief
b. 80, 10y be is Euluess. and that
- ,a person who captured him
M ~, w l.n over 10 the police.
| = .,o,hsr NJ Dark
u ~, y. ii,tni. The si,uftlon Of the
49, found ia the gentleman's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29
LECTURED TO STUDENTS.
'TThe Practical Education" Subject
Handled by W. W. Ritter.

Chairman W. W. Ritter Of the board Of
state regents lectured yesterday before
the state university on The Practic-
al Education. The speaker said that
"A notable change has occurred In the
last 50 years in public opinion about the
use OF education. Formerly education
was considered only an ornamentsome-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29


Of Soap, six boxes
Cuticura ONT
ment, and two
bottles Of Cuti-
ourA ResolyGt |
bathed with the
sosp, applied the
Ointment once a
day, and took the
Resolvent IS d.
,sofad In thirty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

s!ia' b Mr York The theater Is
tVA W0i with friends OF the
rlHEri. gl, II the play isn't SO
h. IA eE 10 sleep. these people
ilfir. r,tity whenever opportunity
So - -. !cEccd professional
c-1's VI pslth the deliberate pur-
y. q ,a s'l0ying the performance
7 ~ ~ Tssbly avoid It, some
- u tstsyei by these demon
'1'a,i b Is not until the second
'fi l1' Dc author is allowed 10 make
. I ~ without the assistance OF
" '-T.Ha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29
AWFUL PSORIASIS
So YEARS
Terrible Scaly Humcr IN Patches
All Over the Body-SNu Cracked
and Itching Uubear-
abIe-Cued by Cutlcura in Thirty
Days at Cost Of SAYS.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

81 was afflicted with psoriasis ic,
thirty-hve years. II was in patches all
over my body. | used three cakes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
PnneIa v'ntaj' De los uniDnistas
PRIMER FRAcAsO De los REPUBLICANS

segura derrota del pIrtido republi
oaLo.
ESQ tiens un rombre muy EXPIRE
sivo.
Sc llama impotencia.
Los republicanos son impotentes
para ganar 10 victoria On buena ,
francs lid, porque ellcs solo triunfs
ron On lides que nunca fueron buenas,
nj francss, pareciendo, estas, 9 aiendo
n q, bien guerillss do emboacada que
90 etecluaban Al amparo do un 60
bierno ain morAlidad y sin escr1pu
los, siemprs benevolo en- eoncedsr q
los tr&nsgrssores de 10 Ley, 10 impu
nidRd mas absolute.
La VICENTE ley electoral cuenta,
entire osras disposisiones muy buenas,
esa que Sc refers & las in.cripciones,
Mercad & ella oil pals podIa sabsr
4 quisn correspondents el sriunfo antea
do que llsaue el ola do Ia lueha defni
tiva, toda vsz que solo podrAn hacer
uso del voto aQuellos electores que 90
hsyan inscrito en- las condiciouss y
con Las formAlidades que prscepi1a la
ley.
Ia cSntidad dc las inscripciones
darA 10 msdids de 10 eantldad en- las
votsciUnes.
Y asf se quitara & 10 emission del
sufrsgio pdbiico, en 10 possible cuanto
tienda & tnvolverle en- una atmosfsra
do sncsrrAds ardiente lucha yA que
habrS pasado slgda tiempo entire los
ofas do las inacrlpciones y el Ola de
10 votac6n.
Todo ei trAbaio dc los republica-
nos consistira entoness -si d sl.o do =
diean aus estuet zos- en- conseguir, por
In vIolencls 9 Eor lA maha, que 40 d.
ria & votar sl menor n1mero possible
do unionistAs.
Lo que resi- lsaris un trabsio com
pletamsnte easetil.
Donde hay IN gobisrno reCto, don
de exlsten trlbunales y polic(s que
eumplan 81 debsr; donde estAn los
pechos uniouistas. frmes en- el comba
To, ain deiar un solo psso, esAsu...
ypublicanert1s no pueden repetiras.
VutAr& quien deba garsntizsr,
porque hoy, mas que nunss, oil eier
cicio del sutrAgio gu una absolute yer
dad en- Puerto Rleo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
Para 100 quo qulatan aoloaAr
hten gu dinefo

as vende q arriendA On Ponce O.
10 salls ATOCHA, lA mae senarisa a
10 etadAd sntrs las dos plaaas pfinai>
pales. I'M almas0n do mampostsria y
MADEIRA Dol pals, do n pies Q pules.
dss D Do frente por 10 eAlls del Sol ,
30 II pulgsdas por 10 do ALTO JHA,
fronte los essas do Ennanuelli D @.
r. valdssilla Hsmanos q O.
Por tener este Almacen dos Arrl.
mos 90 haSe rauy fGcil fabriesrls una
planta altai comdn Angnlo do NAM
posssrfa solamsnts. TAmbi6n una do
dos plantss marnposterfa contigua Al
anterior On ID sale del SOL. Ri qua
adquiera esta propiedad AendrG un
busn inseres do 50 dinero. Para In
formss dirigirse & RAFAEL RIVIERA
EsBsI. Sol Il. Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
" E. SIGLO "
de Jose julia

Conasante surtido do ropa heehs,
Novedadss, Juguetss, articulos do
Base Ball y otros.
SOomsroios esquine & xMayinas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
TR|STEzAS REPUBLICANS

Los republiearos de Ponce sstAn
diagustadfsimos.
So comprende.
SON much ~, muchfsimAs loo des'
gracias que les { a gen.
Por un lado las inscripciones.
Por otro las contribuciones.
Luego 10 gente, on los campos,
re.ponde 4 aus predicas volviendoles
10 eapalda.
Adsm&s, parscs que no hay SUD.
cIents dinero para comprar votos y
osras meuudenciaa.
Tambl9n los SAGA fuera de quicio
81 YER como 10 adminiasraci6n unio'
nistn construye y recompone aceras y
hermosea 10 ciudsd.
Tambien el oillndro do vApor le
crispa los nervios,
Cada vez que apisona una calle,
parece que les pisa sl alma,
Como 81 ESQ fuera poCA coss, sl
Gohernador regresa do 81 visis Es
dos Unidos.
Y los dsaprendimient1s republica
nos aumentan aquf, allA J on todas
partea!
Sin embargo, FL Aguila hace d.
tripas corAx6n, y todos los dfas dict
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12

VIERNES 11.-El Idblieo pas6
reslments tres horas de busn humor,
anochs. con OIL benehaio del tenor o..
mico Bsrtin', quisn nts h'zo IN que
rubini admirable % sl Duo de Ia Afri'
cana La Pierretti esns6 oon mu no
gusto los ssvillanss y fa6 repetido en-
ire generates splausoa su duo con
sl tsnoriuo NASH Gukeppini. Poggi,
con % Wis oomisa de sismprs. Agra.
do sobremanera 10 dseoraoi6n de sala
do nm teatro. que aparsce al Anal.
NADIA nos oumpls deeir dol tsreer
aeto do Gstrbra. Ya % sabs lA bri
llantsima Interpretation que dan los
artistas q ssA 6psra. III htros fa6
Bertfni Quisn sant6 sus oouplets con
mueha graais, dslsitando Al pdbliso.
Dos eanarios de cqfS % I'm jugusss
graciosislmo. Ii Pisrrstti y Bsrtlni
lueisron On 81 sus podsrosas tAeulta'
dss o6mieas. rsprsssntando 4 maravi.
lla sl papsl do artiatas tronados.
Para mahans, aAhado, Sonnam'
bula, & bsnsdsio do 10 liple Gonxaga.
III doniugo, Los Salhmbcnquis, dl'
TINA fansi6n do 10 eompsiiis.
--Passdo maasna domingo, & laa
tres do 10 tards, 80 eslsbrarA un gran
mitin do propaganda unioniata en- el
oarrio 10 sJantsrs,s 81 que ssistirAu
cara etsrix ados oradores, Reina mu'
cho sntusiasmo entire nusatros core
ligionarios para este aeto polftieo
SerA una dsnostrscion eloeusnts, ds
los numerosos elemsntos que On dicho
barrio tiens 10 sUntdn.s Casi tods |,
Cantsra 90 unionista.
Ell Baz0r Otsro avisa { gu nume
rosa slisntela que el 80 do Mayo pro.
ximo espira el t6rmino para 10 adqui
siei6n de los tickets otrecidos, { dr
do que ss apreaursn rsunir los %
neoesarios para Loo ampliasiones ID
retratoa. 2vs1m,
-Nueatro eslimado amigo don F6
liz Saurf smbaroar& man ma haci,
Eatados Unidos on union do su fami
liz. De Alli sAldra para Espaiia y a
iarA por algunos mssss % rssidsnsi,
sn Baroslona.
So hiio Rafael eontrAer6 matri
monio sl dfa 2 del entrAnis Junio, O,
Nav York, con una distinguida , vlr
.uosA ssfIorita amsrieana.
Basn vlais y mushss telicidadsI
dsaesmos & todos
->Trksass do organism On tedoI
los barrios do Ponee, asf urbanos 90
mo rurales, sub iuntas exclusiv amen
to foi m adsa por oil slsmsnto tamenino
La muisr pusrtorriqusha % sptusiss