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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14
Get Rid
of Scrofuld

punches, eruptions, inhammations, sore
ness OF the eyelids and ears, diseases OF the
bones, ricketts,, dyspepsia, catarrh. wasting,
are only some OF the troubles 1t causes.
1t is a very active evil, making havoc OF
the whole system.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14
athitwell department.
GEO. w. LEWIS Agent.

81 know net 7vhatfhe truth may re-
IteH il as 'tsOas ,OH 10 me.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14
Hood'sSarsaparilla
Eradcates 1t, cures all its manifestations
and builds up TIE whole system.
Accept no Substitute.

1t was rather rough to assess the coal
lands of the defunct Sequachee Com
pany at $500 per acre, although they
still remain in an undeveloped condi-
ton. The only assurance the owner OF
the property has that there is coal un-
der it is the numerous openings that
have been made where blossom or
coal have been discovered, Dut no ac-
tual mine has been opened, all the
measures running down to squeeze,
which has never been driven through.
OF course argument can be made that
because coal is in front of squeeze it
also must be behind it, as it could
hardly be anywhere else and practical
mining at other points where such
places have been driven through, such
as the Thomas mines at Whitwell,
where the coal was reduced to mere
pencil mark, prove that squeezes may.
be driven through and coal may be
found. To tax the 7. G. |. d r. Il.
Co., with its fine area of developed
coal land was fair and just, but to lay
the same value on the undeveloped
lands of the defunct Sequachee Com
pany was too much of pill which,
however, has been reduced in size, al
though the taxation has been doubled.
And the Saloon Keepers Organiza-
ton say the Anti Saloon Association is
not doing any good for the cause OF
temperance and that prohibition does
not prohibit Glad to note the Saloon
Keepers admit this, for it is very evil
dent the anti-saloon element has been
''jolting 'em some. =" It's the hit cur
that bowls and the stuck pig that
squeals.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14

Say-v your dog a bone.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14

Come on, Blue Bells of Shetland. We
like to read yer posses. We haven t
herd frum you in a long time. We
don't no whuther you are ded or live.
If you are ded write and tell us all
about it and what kind of time you
air havin. If You air Twin still yet
write to the Muse and say So
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14

Ticks ticks ticks!!! So many
ticks here we don't no what to do.
The cow tick, dog tick, sead tick, and
the polly tick. The polly tick bothers
us morn all the rest.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-14

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
GATHER GREAT CROWDS
Mundssds Of Shoppers At Mill Remnant
SaIs. Still Csins On

AT 9 a. m. Saturday Mr.. w. +.
Emory, Of New York, agent for a
chain of Eastern and Southern mills
opened his well known sale with
Morgan & Crib. The crowd soon
filled every aisle and possible bit
of standing room in the store and
eagerly sought the thousand Of
bargains offered at this sale. For
several days the store has been mn
der Mr.. Emory's direction, and
pile after pile Of mill remnante have
been displayed. A mill remnant
sale is great event to shoppers
who appreciate real bargains,
These sales have become famous
throughout the Union. There is
not large city in this country but
has the Emory Mill Remnant Sale.
Mr.. Emory has large collection
of photographs showing depart
ment stores from the Atlantic to
the Pacific where his sales are held
each year, and stated that these
sales, while showing some sensa-
tional advertising features are
founded on perfectly sound busi-
ness principles. and that none but
representative houses get his sale.
Goods will be shown at this sale
Tor many days from the famous
Utica Mills, Mohawk Valley Mills,
Lowell Mills, North Adams Mills,
Fall River Mills, Southe IN Mills,
etc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
BUT he MIXED THE COW
Farmer" Kins Adds DaiFyius 10 His
Other Aecomplishmsals

B. F. King, the we'll known tom
sorial artist on South 3rd street
has recently come into possession
OF some live stock in the shape Of
some hogs and a COW, and about
the latter hangs story that his
friends are telling.
The cow was warranted to give
at least pint of lacteal fluid per
day, and it was up to King to ex-
tract it. Not having had any pre-
vious personal experience with cows
he was at loss just how to 90 about
it. The usual "squatting" opera
ton beneath the COWS udder did not
appeal to him as very digni6ed
position. and the neighbors claim
that he repaired to the house and
got Morris chair, others say it
was a plain rocker, any how it was
a comfortable chair, and sitting in
that Farmer" King MIXED his
COW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
MARSHALL FIELD DYING
Millionaire Chicago Merchant DsabtIsss
snkis pestAhet

New York, Jan. IS. 1t was adj
mitted at the Holland house. where
he is patient i'll with pneumonia.
this morning that hope for the nj
innate recovery Of Marshall Field
had been generally abandined.
At 10 o'clock this morning Stan
ley Field, nephew Of Marshall
Field said hat his uncle condition
was hopeless and that his death
appeared only matter Of hours.
Mr.. Field was conscious al that
time, however, and all his relatives
who are in the city were at his
bedside by his request. Henry H.
Rogers, Paul Morton and Mrs.
Roswell Miller called to see Mr..
Field today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
AN INDEPENDENT LINE
Dorset Carter Says okIakoma Central
Not Part u Any System

Lexington. o. r., Jan. 6.-Pres-
ident Dorset Carter Of the Oklaho-
ma Central. has announced positive
ly that the line would be extended
south from Lehigh to Clarksville,
Tex. The original survey was on
ly from Chickasha to Lehigh. Ac-
cording to the new plans the road
will run from Chickasha to Clarks-
vile. Mr.. Garter insists that his
road is not part Of any of the
large systems, but will be built and
operated on as an independent
proposition.
The order recently placed in New
York for $1,000 tons Of steel gives
evidence that construction is to be
pushed along. The grading is
making good progress between Lee
high and Ada, and the first ten
miles out of Lehigh is ready for
steel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
THINGS ARE
ON THE HUM
THESE ARE srRENUoUssTArxHooD
DAYS IN WASHINGTON oPPos-
ITIcN GAINING
A GOOD DEAL or STRATEGY
Managers Hustling to Keep Their
Men in Line

Washington, Jan. r6.-Opposi.
tion in the house to joint statehood
SEEMS TO be gaining ground and
insurgents are growing bolder in
their denunciation of the pro.
posed administration measure.
Representative Babcock (Wis. J
the leader of the insurrection and
his lieutenants, say their move
ment has gained strength since
Saturday.
Compromises have failed up to
this time and the republican IN
aurgents on the statehood
measure are firmly lined up against
the administration policy and insist
that they will not weaken up un-
der fire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
MNM SUCCESSOR O & Jones REAL ESTATE COMPANY
HOME MISSION QUESTION: BOX

What important action was taker
by the General Conference in I8o8i
Anew constitution was granted.
This did not change the aim or
character Of the work done, but
gave the society different form
ofgovernment, and altered its name;
What was the form of govern
ment givenl
Instead of being underline con-
troll of a committee, it was given a
representative body known as the
Woman's Board of Home Mission
having Legislative and executive
powers. This body was to be COM
posed Of delegate from each con-
ference with power to elect six ex-
ecutive officers and superintendent
of departments.
What change was made in the
name and whyl
The name "The Woman's Parson-
age and Home Mission Society"
was long and constantly miscalled,
and there was no need to specify
one department of work more than
another, therefore the word "par-
sonage was omitted.
At the last meetingo. our society
we were delightfully."- entertained by
our Conference Press Superintend-
ent Mrs. F. B. Croford. A large
number were present and a most
interesting meeting was enjoyed.
The Methodist banquet in Feb
ruary promises to be the finest
thing in prospect.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Anders L. Mordt is in the coun-
try for few days on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
FORGING TO TIE FRONT

From the X. c. Journal.
The Chickasha Express gives
figures which show that Chickasha
stands third in the postofice re-
ceipts in Indian Territory, stand
ing ahead of Ardmore and out
classed only by Muskogee aud
South MoAlester. Among the
cities of Oklahoma she IS cntrank-
ed only by four, Oklahoma City,
Guthrie, Shawnee and Enid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

4 party of Nimrods, among
whom are Mayor Boyd, Jim Petty
john. Jno. Brown, Ed Burney, and
one or Two others left this morning
for the hunting grounds along
Mr. cor creek. They Will camp out
for several days, long enough to
hatch up a few good stories on each
other and then come back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Major and Mrs. Anderson have
sold their home place on the cor
ner Of Pennsylvania and fifth street
to Alb. Cochran. They will remain
there however until early spring
when they will move out on West
Hill to a new home recently per-
chased.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

l will as receiver on the 2oth.
day of Jan. 1906 at my Office in the
city Of Chickasha, at three O'Clock
in the afternoon, rent to the highest
bidder for cash, for the year 1906,
one hundred and twenty-five acres
of land lying just north Of the
Mangum branch of the Rock Island
R. K. and west of the main line of
the Rock Island R. R. and situated
about quarter of a mile north Of
the city of Chickasha.
I6 1t Lawrence Mills, Receiver.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

A chickasha nsan went to Okla
homa City few days ago returning
yesterday asked if it had rained the
night before. He was told that
the streets we're just drying up
from the last rain. He said that
having spent two or thee daya
where there was clean, dry paving
he hardly recognized the mud.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Mrs. E. Terrell, Mrs J.R Harris
end Mrs. A. B Cochran have issued
invitations for an lat home" next
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Terrell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
Judge Payne went TO Ryan this
afternoon to hold court court.

The Woren's Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church
will meet Thursday afternoon at !
o'clock with Mrs. Or. Penquite on
5th and Iowa. Leader. Mrs. S. V.
Fait. All invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
ENcLISH AS SHE is SPOKE

From Life.
Wossatohoogotl
Afnoonnoos, Lassdition.
Enthinkinnntl
Nav Nuthninnut cept lasspeech,
rosefelt's Lottarot.
Donsayso1 Wossweatherpredick
shun?
Sesrain. Donbleevetho. Fun
thingthswethernevkin kintellwossgun-
nado.
Thasrightl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

After being dark for nearly a
week Op ra House patrons will
an opportunity TO laugh to night.
Hans and Nix" will be the at
traction. 1t is said = be good
show.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Robinson
and Mrs, J. A. Darnell attended
the Inauguration ceremonies at
Guthrie aud returned today.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

tosos de 6pocs Dos lclo ssbe cusnto deb hAbr eido
MAuico DeUprecio protundoy raz1nsdo erarquiF pom
derac6n os6ca de los alcmentos al cuorpo
ne0Ac6n Absolua ds da nobz que persOna aprcac6n
por pueblo mezcadA organization rs6ca t era
mors ncsotros hamos escgdo Sno e ace pc
dco de dondo t0mm0s este Asunto ddo h6oe de o.
to hiators
En- 10 ff.ico MAurco Lndty hcmbre de cnco pies
ocho pu0sda de IS 26 Gs de edad muculoo H6rcu
les hermoso frDce reve franco
PARTICULAR decir, ante sSue cAbeo
Casa6os rsIdos msiiII sonrosAdss disnes de mar6l
Ya hsmos hecho retrao del hombr dgamOs Ago de
ID posioi6n del cudsdano.
Independents, que rico, snnoblecdo homhrs
respectable sobre TODD popular conocdo educAc6n liberal
por principles bersss educaci6U habesa colo
cAdo Msurco, dtcrc sS a cabsza de psrdo
todos los 6venss pAsro Acaso los oos de- os deo
miuados pasaba por alGo modsrsdo por ago a6cra los
Oos los StccoDatas sqo6oS perdonabn NEa 81
verIe romper f0eS Las nudos 6sos
eganca cuando VeAn rodar de vene de
dnCia 81 que sreviA mrAr Maurco de manera
no s convenia
Doado pues de todss eAsSs cusidade morales fcaa,
Qu6 Vxtrs6o que hubisse sSdo toma de BANla;
hubsas tornado pAre h expedition de Veaa Qua hubSe
peIaado como IN leon e 10 de sgoao ornAdA memorable
patrioMs suiSn' qutfiI ia toerr pl d
eSnAo bso oa al enemigo de b epdbcA bslo sl
unitorme encArnkdol
ElfuS quien para exbotara los d.fsnsors dol castillo
drSa mpedr derr&mt de aGngra DA arroco a.
bre boCA dc 65n momento mlsmc aplclra 10 me
cha IN Arlsro psrsens 81 fee qusn sn rmero Dor uns
VenlanA en- Louvre del vVsu cgo de fnahellA
que hicisn cncuen uzoa bd9s emboscsdoa
cuando Vlo las aehAles de captuAc6n T6le sable hbla
AraVeaAdo 70 ma de deB nnfome vend5 ntonces anil
goa aGenIr manalvA los prsonsros q7s
Que sndan Iui manos upieartes que pedu vid empeHo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
De Los 7R|BUNALES MULT|M|LLONlR|OS
RI Juez de esta Corte de Dis
trlto pasara a Ponce I'll
asunto Otero y Lowande
CONTRA MANTECA
Jusgado de Paz. z.-Bazan die.
tando sentencias a granel.
Orador mul ado.

Probsb|smsnts el Jusx de la Cor
te de Distrito don Emilio del Tore
Cusvas, sIldra para Pores sara 40
tuAr N squells Corts do Dlstrito, pol
inhibiei6n del Jusz PadillA On vAriss
aAusAs eriminales. Fl sen ,r del Toro
permaneesr un mes "a tqrella po'
hlacion.
Aver fu6 suspendido el juieio
ca 10 Corte de Dlstrito contra Fran.
cisco BAez alias sMartscs,s asusado
de hurto msycr. El hssAl Torres
Grau 90 ausant6 para asiatir & un jul
clio oral en- MsyRgu El viernss &
las 9 30 ealebrArA syie iuicio.
-Airabal, roopbIeAno snrdgs ~
&c 10 malta d. $40 qus 10 imuustsron
aver al orsdor de 10 Fsderasi6n Librs
Mario Mirands, por insultos & IN
amigo nnestro de.ds 10 tribuna. Y
lusgo dirln que los rspubliaauos y los
fsdsracionistas no 90 las sntienden.
jose Oriiz com 2srsei6 aver { IL
Corte municipal, seusado de dslito
cor trA la iusiiaiA pdb,lcA. Este sujs
to, al lleVAr det,ui3o un polisfA & Ju
liAu Ramos, trash dc ArrahAt&vsaio
dirig!eadols & "a 81 palabras prov3'
cAlivAs y tratanno de sgrsdirle. e.
i1ex 10 deslsr6 eulpaba y 10 ooudsa6
4 80 dias te tArasl & 9l6 dc m ,lts
-Tamb'el 81 aus oendi6 rn Ia aso
ci6n de 10 civil, de 10 Cnrte ds Di.,rt'
TO, por srfe,msdsd del abf gsoc don
JoIe do G xra1 BsniWx, una mnei6u
lntsrpussls pos lox sea res O,aro y
c. contra ls empresa del Cidsmat6
gFAto L1miere do los Mflores Lo
wApds
-~Ayer d'ctt oil Juex B,z&1 las
s'guisntes asptsnciss; Manuel Rtvs'
rs, s25 por ESQ dc ArmAs Emilio
Frsrcl y Ram6a MufDx. OIL Dor 90
eA1dalo y rins; Ssrmin Bios, u por
smbrisgaex y s1k1dAlt; Jop6 Fer
d 1dex y Norbtrto DisE, a3 DOR co.
eaadalo en- Pubrta do T4srrs; Fsiioia
no Torres, sl0 por emb,iaguex y ea-
e&ndalo On Ia cAlle de- San EehAasikp; /;
FrsneiAco Crespo, Eduardo GArsis,
TlburOio Rivera J Jnnn vlllanusvs,
81 par dormir en- sitics p6bisos; Ra'
tAel Medina J Pedro DiAz, e2 por
iOhAr dadot Luis Rosario , Juan
BesAneourt, q por rih. en- 10 sstsei6n
col Tsfrcesrri'; Mig ael HurI A1asz,
81 por lapxAr piedEas 4 Segundo VI
liz tafisi NAtaVidad AyAls, % por dAr
gritos en 10 ealle on sstado dc en-
brisgus NorberIo Dilz, .! por cruel
dad con los animales; Gil BSaabe,
sl por igual dslitc; Juan Migeni y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
Meeting unionista en- el <Ta
marindo.> >-Ir drlto por el
Honorable Gobernador.
NINA ENFERMA
Juicio contra Juan Cort1s,
vec no de Agusd por
delito electoral.

An eh', s'bsdo. ss llev6 & Of etc
en- s( pasr'6t CT harrlo del sT4marin
des. seRds h,tf,moa Arunciado, ur
misin dc DropsgsndR unionista que
rasnlt6 sn'x'r'uo lusidfsimo y esp ca
dido. La ,cn-reg e'a tuS sxtraordl
maria. Daha A reslcs sl eiv'e1 Sc
TO un copjunto da damss unionistsa
ertusiastss por 10 sasrosarts causa
que dt faudsmor.
IL f5rmsatncs que sl viernss de
10 passda seme1k tie indu'tado
por oil honorable goberp ador Mr..
trhvo1 al sefor Migrsl C,gigau,
vfclao L, barrio Mahzes bsi.s, de
ests iurisdissi6p, quisn eumplfs con
1e'ae1 la eatcel d. oass diatrito Dor
el dslito DO ffAuds al ErAeio de Puerto
Roo. Al nfior Csgleas Ie fAltaban
euAiro meses para sx:irguir 10 pens
que le feera impussts.
-ss snsuantvA srf rmits de a'gu
pa gsavsdad una pa b ia de usstro
ci'sipguito aorreigionA~io dou Far
nsrdo Ygmst e msrcis nts de ssta
plazt,
-Ttmb biea ss halla grAvsmarte
81 fermA 10 sstimahe ssposa de nues
tor smigo don jose slmenero, dtHs
Eulslia CArdona Qlinonex
Sc VIC aver en e,ss Corte NUM-
efpal 81 iuiaio contra Juan Cortes,
veciuo do Aguads, scussdo do hsb'r
go iraerito por dos veess y son difs'
re5les nomhres on q! prscinto slsctoral
do dleho pueblo.
E Juex Hhor Fcarso le eondeu6
& tres meses dc e&rcsl, probado oil he
eho
Ell otro dis fu6 satropeAdo Dor
un cabs|lo que montsbs cisrto indt'
vidno de ssta loealidad, mn nino la
mRdo Manuel Rode'guez, hAbisndo
auirido este por ns+Cnancia Ia fsae
sura do On brs1o E hsrido fu4 eurA
do en- oil cuArto de aoeorros pue, to
1 dispos,c'on do los t-ibunAles OIL que
montahs el coresl.
La estimSble javen Emma Sa'
pIR fAlleei6 aver en- eats cludNd, trss
larga y cruel dolsneia. I'm usz des'
csnse el alma de Ia virtuusa Emma
-Corren con insit iencia rumorss
pr sQuf sesres do que, O. eslos diAs,
ser& srxotadAs Aguadilla por un ssra
msndo cicl6ns que liar man por ahf 6s
<SAptA IglssisS.... dos NOS librs de
sse <axotss tan Veriudleia para sl
progreao del pals.
En- la mAfans de Aysr salisron
para sl PFesidin Experimental do
San Juan, los pYescs Rafael Cersxo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
PAN De- ,,,vu,o,' IL
La propiedad municipal en-
SlCllia. I'll ayuntamiento
estab'eco una panaderfa
CONTRA La HUELGA
El precio del pan ha sido re.
ducido Hagase otro tan.
to en- esta capital.

Las iLieistivss de prn2te1sd mu.
nieipsl sr ls cindAd 90 Catsnia, Ejei.
liA, ban cbtanido un complete exlto
desde haze cu1sro nov, cuaudo 81
Ayunts nuiert7 eonsider6 rrudspte a..
tablecer nns pAne3crfa mN1isipal con
mntivo de las diasusioEes entrs los
mAsstros pansderos y obreros qua &
menudo privabar - pcb ae6n do Ia
snfcients santldad &c pan diariamsn.
ta Desde entoneas los hornos han
sido aumentadcs de IL d az y el pre-
eto do pan hA aldo rsducido 4 esn.a'
vo y madio 10 lihra, L. eIudad em'
p'sa satualmsnts 538 psnacsros, todos
bien psgados, Y sl prcdueto diario
60 140, 600 lihfss do pan.
Nuchss otras ciudAdea sleilianas
han adoptsdo ~ el sistsma con bueu
resultadc, entire elias, Palsrmo Me-
sinsl
Ahora 90 trstA de obtsner sonee'
sionea del Gobierno italiapo para
es'ab'scsr bsio jguslss basss, earniee
rias, lechsrfas y tAbrIeka do hiclo v
mAnsiar In dist'ibuoi6u de gas y slee
tricidod da u mismA mansra. Tam
ben exists un proyeoto para que Las
munieipAlidades administren sus pro.
pos teAtros y adm las eantinau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
Discurso del Preridente Foo
sevelt. -.Detentadores de las
fortunas 'limitadas
PROYECYO APLAUDIDO
Partidos politicos que apla u
den y otros que protestan.
Rey de los diamantes

No haas much tem 20, al prssi,
dents Rnoasvet pronuuci6 IN d'acur
80 en- y lsvA York, en- al Q 3. c|alt
quo eouvsndria Al bien dc lA rsptblies
el imponer grsudes eRrqaa ( los de-
tsntadores de las sfortunss ilimitada,s
8 impedir que sus ;rlpnss pasen IN
tegrsmense & aus hsrederos.
E'se proyecso hs aido splaudico
por unoa partidbs pojitieos y ha
arraneado Vivas prosessAs s ctror.
Con ceAsi6n de eats 70 6nisa, up
psri6dtco neoy o, klno ha publicsdo Ia
lista do las grandes forsunaa do sm
bos mundos.
Lo' amsricanos Aon los siguien'
tss:
Jchu D. Roe K teller, 2 $50 900 0c0
frare7s; Andre Carnegie, /. .25O milo
mes; W Vanderbilt 100 900 OCO; ]. j
Astor, $40 600 900; William Rock 10
ller, $40 900 600; G. J Gould, 500 mi
lloues; W. A. Cla'k 500 600 600.
Dsspr6s de estos pr.vilsglAdoa al
guen uuas suantAs psQusfax 70, tuuAs
Dc 200 & 300 mi!lonea M valen To-
gems de eit&rlAs!
En Ioglaterra oil reeord psrtsnece
al cray de los dismante,s. & NJ. AL
feed Bat, GUS &c see dcn mil quinien'
toa millopes Lo. a'gus do lejos M
J. Robipson, con dos milo en- y Iuego
van Nj w Astor con mil millarea v
lord Straihaous con 700 miilonea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

nomhra de les DQunos de Las nQuinas Ea e reAzc6n
desQe sue6o de os Antguos tuvea ventana o
26n del hOmbre que odo m1ndo pudera que
pass en- 6l.
oh txcoenta ideal txcAm6 MAuritio
-De abrr veDtsnS el corsz6n de IoS hombreal
No, sno de poner lsa Ia puerta de las cAsas
En- cftcto, Maurco perEabs cate seria medic de
encontrar desconocd por menoT lVuDa hue q1. pu
diese popArs camno de spcontrsrl'
No vsrdAd9 dio Lorfo Y h. apostsdo Q1a esss
msdidA nos darS h,rnsds de q7inentcs srst6crs
prop6stc hems obd Il ,lnb dpDftc 6a de
los vountArios cond nuostros tdfras
rios de noche pAsd uuenes dale borracho oahs Sa
prSentAron, digo grnss Dc rssy d, sienprc
vivaS
De verAs3 r. leo NJ vrioio rtndo, coSnol eran2
-Eran trenFs Sc hsbn Sfss'do nevAhan en- los
oialeu de las evi Cinisdno del club della Ten6pa dio
orador, verdsdrs patricia ds;eAmog qoe
turbe 10 union de los Ftuces ftAernixs de
" entoncel'
-EntonceE hano fsterni4ai3 otrA vez raarsdAmeDsa
como diio Disorrs HIN st;sr IL ps Ia del
ssceario dos botka sE de fsr6s
Como l6 h6roe do fiesta liam pars csu
narte; respondiate porQue estab A
lempre Rnns corona e busto de Washing
He aQui orden Ia Marcia que BIS verifcado
remoniA.
al erminsr Lcrin tsia veIiioa resc6n que en- ,uuels
tmbore primero espos deGppEs cada p6xmo de-
iIron Or ei rudo tan comdn ensoncsa de aensria
Qoe signihca ESQ! pregun6 MAuricio.
-Ffegonan 81 bsndo dc Ia municipaidad, diio Loriu
Zorro Ia scoci6n do Maurco Eaissndo fuers de ID
lsmtndo ofcoso que viniera veatirle.
Y yovoy RcoItarme, clio Lolin; nc be dormido
dos hors es nochr gaciss he tuosos vounros 81
de cudsdo Ia rttregs deisss dormr pero dura
mucho, avFsrme.
y por que e hia pueto ian mlio7 prtgunt6 MauriCiC
dirigendo msdI Lori1 uue lsvAniabA para retrs
-EoTQus ptrl 7snirI to csI be tndC Qus pSUr Is