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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

NOTICE. WORKING CIRCLE. The Working Circle of the First Baptist, church will meet on Monday afternon in the lecture room of the church at 3:30 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

EXTRA FANCY LEMONS zee per dozen. Brock Grocery Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
MISS cURBow AND
 MIR. HUNT MARRIED
(continued from Page Fourteen.)

Al the home of Mir. c. A. Curbow on Dexter Avenue. pretty home wedding was celebrated on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock, when his daughter. Miss Fs- tella curbow. and MT. olin s. Hunt Of opelika were married. Rev. J. B. Shel- ton officiating
 The bride wore a travelling gown of blue cloth with pretty hat matching in shade. and carried an arm cluster of white carnations.
 At 6:30 the young couple left for Nashville. where the groom iG in busi- ness and where they will make their home.
 Their friends here will wish them happiness in their new life and home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
NOTICE, AID SOCIETY COURT
 eutKR NrNrur f-WNUfu G

STREET CHURCH. There will be a called meeting of the ladies Monday afternon at 3:30 o'clock. Important business to be dis cussed. It Is urged that members in arrears with dues, come prepared to pay or send.
 Mrs. F. G. Adams,
 Chairman. Mrs w R Gilmer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
wcorTrEN-FLIrs,EN.

The following invitation has been received by friends in Montgomery: pen invite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter. Florence Ellen, to Mir Barton Harris Mcqueen. Wednesday afternoon, January Sl. 1905. at o'clock at their home Hick- man. Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Miss Marie Melton of Pineapple the guest of Miss Grace Halls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Miss Fletcher Conner. of Conner, wi be the guest of Mrs. Craig Smith fo this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Miss Vera Leigh Ellis of Orrville, Ala. is the guest of her cousin. Miss Pauline Ellis on South Mcponough Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
Stationery

It IS poor economy to be. misrepre- sented by using inferior Stationery. We have good paper in pound pack ages at 25c a pound up. A. A. Watermans new automatic S.lf- filling Pens-entire line.
 Look over our line of Score and Tal- Iy Cards for Euchre and Whist Parties before the next game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Miss Lillian Douglass is visiting Mir and Mrs. Hartwell Douglass on South Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

l U CAOChs Mrs. J. B. Lovelace has returned from an extended trip north and is with Mrs Alley. at her home oa North McDonaugh street. | Miss Vera Leigh Ellis of Orrville, Ala. is the guest of her cousin, Miss Pauline Ellis on South Mcponough Street. 1 The friends of Miss Annie Hathaway Smith will be pleased to learn that she is convalesoent after her sudden illness. Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Mcclure, of Macon. Ga, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George W. Jones at their home on Sayre street. Mrs. Jake Ehlbert, of Uniontown, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Marcus, has returned home.
  Miss Rizer, of Kentucky, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. T. Walker, at her home on South Lawrence street. r MT. Portis McKeithen and sister, Miss Lucie Rivers McKeithen, are visiting relatives in New Orleans. Misses Rose and Stella Marcus have gone to Nashville. Tenn., to attend the marriage of their cousin.
 Miss Lillian Douglass is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Hartwell Douglass on South Perry street.
 Miss Fletcher Conner. of Conner, will be the guest of Mrs. Craig Smith for this week.
 Miss Marie Melton of Pineapple is the guest of Miss Grace Halls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Misses Rose and Stella Marcus have gone to Nashville. Tenn, to attend the marriage of their cousin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

The annual meeting of the Iberville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

The friends of Miss Annie Hathaway Smith will be pleased to learn that she is convalesoent after her sudden illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Mrs. W. B. Gilmer.
 Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Mir Portis McKeithen and sister. Miss Lucie Rivers McKeithen, are visiting relatives in New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

If you have any trouble with your EYE SIGHT. call on us and find out in what splendid manner well and properly fitted Glasses will benefit you.
 Examinations made without charge. Oculists' Pr exemptions carefully filled. We ask that you kindly give this de- partment a call.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-09

| j. Lang Of Filler was in the var
ley last Sunday.
| Mrs. John Hopkins returned
home from Provo Utah Monday,
Otis Syster has been busy the
past week thrashing his wheat.
Mrs. A. f. HaInes and son Jesse
are at present visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. Anderson is doing a
land-office business these days
weaving carpet.
Chas. English returned from
Iowa last week. His brother John
came home With him.
Mrs.s.Nelscn Chriswell has neen
appointed school trustee to serve
until the next election.
Bob Ingersall has purchased
some fine Plymoth Rock chickens
and will start in the poultry bust
ness next year.
Mrs. Mary Il. Briggs accompnn-
ned by her family went on n pleas- |
ore trip Sunday to Box Canyon
While returning home, in some
way abe tenn started up rather
asst over the rough roads, which
hrew the seat upon which Mrs.
Briggs and her daughter Bertha
we're were riding, over backwards,
he seat struck Mrs. Briggs on the
,and masking il very baesly.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-09
Brevities

8. Il. Todd, r. Z. Wilmington
G. B. Keefer and w. r. Millsaps
left Wednesday evening for the
Snake River valley near Hager-
man where they will hunt quail
for several days. Their friends
are expecting something good on
their return.
Who was il said before election
that now the governor was from
Shoshone and the district Judge
was from Haley but that after
election the governor would be
from HALEY and the District Judge
from Shoshone? Well, they are
both from Shoshone now and are
both Republicans, TOO.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keefer
and family moved to Hepburn the
first OF the week where they will
make their future home. Mr.
Keefer and family moved here
some time ago from Washington
and have awaited the completion of
their house on homestead near
Hepburn before moving to that
place.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-09
Austrian Government Fmle.l.

The Austrian government is SO In
tolerant OF INTAKES that It cancels
documents. not only on the ground OF
serious mistakes or mfsspelling. but
even as the result OF misshapen let.
ter The use OF small. instead OF a
capital. ID" I'm the word "Briefe" led
short time ago to the destruction Of
$4,000 forms issued to tho various
post ofiicea
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-09
HIahest Balloon Ascension.

The credit OF having reached the
highest altitude In a balloon is given
TO Mr.. Bersen and Or. Surfing. Of Der.
lin. They first went to the hight OF
10000 feet. losing consciousness for
brief intervals. They continued to as.
cend to 52,79a feet. when one of them
became unconscious and could not be
aruesed The other, after opening the
valve. also became insenslbie, and
neither recovered till the balloon had
dropped to 10000 feet
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-09
Events Of
a Week

Fred Bliss OF Bliss has been In
town tho past Few days.
Ed Holden Of Twin Falls has
been in tows the past week.
Chas. Walters has been down to
Hepburn the past iev days.
Obituary for the Sboshone Her
aid will appear next week.
C. NJ Henphill Of Portland, Ore.
was in town several days this week
Fresh oysters. served in any
style, can now be had at the Stock
mems Cafe
Mr.. Eagles is up from Gooding
having an absess on his arm treat
ed.
e. t. Barton OF Hepburn is in
town md wiIi probably remain for
the winter.
The Shoshooe Light & Water
Go. has just installed new pump
and it ID beauty
Mrs. r. w. Goe<jing returned
last week from months trip to
points on the Pacific coast.
Gov and Mrs. T. X. Gooding and
their daughter, Miss Louise re-
turned to Boise Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Bessie Bnrnside returned
to Pocatcilo last Saturday morn
ing after visiting her folks here 7
ior week.
Mrs. Latssle arrived from Boise a
last Monday evening and is visit r
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D.
SAVERS for several days !,
Col. Rubsrson, who YVES the W
Democratic nominee for county
attorney, says; I'VE have met the T,
enemy and we are theirsv .,
Judge and Mrs. G. O. Stoekslag-
er were IN town last Tuesday even n,
Ing awaiting the returns OF the !,
election. They left early Wednes-
day morning for Caldwell.
|
Donald Burnside, who has been ar
smploysdin the engineering de- nc
partment Of the q S. L. ut Poca-
tell for several months past re-
turned home last Monday. nee
John McFall reiuyned home wv
Tuesday evening after being ut the 40
Vale, Greek mines in Stanley 80
Basin for several months. While a.,
'here Mr. McFall had charge Of H.
The cyanide mill. -.
The ladies OF the Methodist the
church made = record for them ha
selves on she dinner they served
acre Oh election day. The dinner
tself was par excellence, and the
eceipts amounted to over $l25. ~
Ed Goeding, who is attending doc
he Academy el Idaho at Poeatello eve
his year was in town couple Of ter
lays the FIRST of the week visiting cap
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w ss0
iooding. pos
picd-On October 30, 1905, -
'rancis, the infant son OF Jake An
rick, ef Green River, Wyo.. aged =
3 months. The funeral was held
om the residence Of the child's
rannother, Mrs. o'Hara, FatheS
'erbrugghs Officiating.
Frank Vaughn returned to Sbo-
lone Tuesday afternoon after he
g in 81 Marks hospital in salb
AXE City. Tor several wsekA laid
, with crushed loot While
7. Vaughn is still lams and is
ing cane he expects 10 he iolly
covered in short time.
A long felt want was filed in
is town the FIRST OF the week when
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-09

While c. c. Dunn was work.
ing on the fiume at the power
plant Monday afternoon the
embankment gave a.ar and
let several tons of dis1 fall in
Cd him in such a manner as to-
badly wrench bis left hip and
bruise his left elbow. While
Mr.. Dunn had very narrow
escape and his injuries are not
serious, still they are Of such a
nature asto necessitate his lay
ing off and recuperating for
two or three weeks.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-09
CLEAR LAKE.

J. Lang Of Filler was in the vals
ley last Sunday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

de Mamsyes Rio Graadel 4 Luquillo
s kIl6metros; de Larss hAcla Adjuntas,
un troSo de 3kil6metros, Ademas &c
sstAn hacienda los estudloE de 10 CO
rretsrA de Poncs 4 Fehuelas
s. construyen tambieo los .siguien.
teE puentea' cuAtro tramos sobre OIL
Rio GrAnds de Lola, en- Carolina, y
un srAmo sohre oil rio Gag l!tas, en-
Caguas,
EstAn en- proyseto los siguiensea
pueutsH reConIIrucci6n del puen.e Re.
yes Catolicos en- Toa Bsia recons-
trucci6n del pusnte sobrs el rio Lsjss
en- Toa A to.
Ell "A de JUNO pro lmo empesa
RI el lieenclamlsnto de soldados cum
plidos en- al Rsglmlento de Puerto Ri
90, Cerea dc docientos soldados cum
plen aus contrStaI much1E de los cua
les no reganchaI5 ! en- 81 servIcIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
OES0l. TOh-BAJA
Meeting republican,. Acuden
las autOridades, Per0ra
un eXministro
EL GRAN ALMiRANTE
Una <autoridad> que anda
por ccrroS y campos a caza
dc ,desenganos.

L9f tdociOuafi0G &c ID alministra
Goa municipal de esle pueblo, celabrG
ron aver un conaio dc miln republI
car 0 en- el bArrio Go <Jandelaria, que,
en- uo siempo fle su ma frme bsluar
10. Entee los coneurrensss 90 encon
srAban ell Jutz da Psz, al Alcslde, los
ediles del AYunssmlento, al sscressrio
dc la misms Corporation, el PresIden
IS y seeresAfio de 10 Junsa Eseolar Y
81 mandadero dc las oicinas dsl mu'
nieipio, Hlcleron derrochs de el0cuen
ga !'3un'cta el ex mtnistto protsstause
don MsximIliano Ramos, el secretsrio
del Ayunsamiento Eraesto s. Cabez6n
y 9 alindsz oil fsrolero, CuSl no seriA
la soFpresa dsl audisorio al no vsr
dessAearse On 10 tribuns la fgura del
senior Hernandez Lopez q nombre ds
iquien sc invis6 sl ftscasado misin!
El acto de References, demoslr6
eiCouenssmtnse al grupiso qua, Tea
baIa Cd eminensemenle unloniats Y
que, On fcancs lid, oil p&rtdo repubN.
sAno no trae Glen votos las urnss,
ri frscaSo de dicho nlaeti,1q no h.
pooido aor ma evideuts; de una par
t9 Ia fAlsS da /. flsnoia para conse
Igulr Gus vinissa el AZnirnnte
a are1gsr suS haeates y de otrs, Ia
sscsslsina concarrencia ccm Jue.tA de
nein1a 0 cdArenta personals, incluysn
DO so 6Itas el personal sodo do Ia Ad.
ministraclon Municipal y alganoS unio.
alGass que, q guiss do eur!usidsd hi
oieton all aes1 de presencis, nos ha
genido q comprobsr una yez MAJ la
ies9sdencla del parsido fepublicsno En-
ssta pueblo J la vardad dc que al EN-
p1i9 ayAsallador de Iog priuOioios II.
1eraIes CUE in(ormaa nuessro proQrs
ma poIiIleo, eI pars!d3 republieano
va cSmino del olgidol o9u todo al bs
gas de sus consumelss, para Oar DR..
90 al rden, lg iaslicl& ' = prosoeri.
dsi, pri1cIpios sustantsdos en el hsr
mon iimo programs poilsco do nusstrs
gasr6!IcA agrupacidu
Hem - s'do trio 'madcs de oue
c,erls adtUriJad judicial dc e,e pue
ol0 su9Ie II perl0Jioamsute Dor 10,
oArr os ds ests lQrisdicci0n q anna
! dEenssr q corrsligiunarios nuessro,
Imsn.feis$nt " % que essan gravemen.
81 @6nun9IAaoal o. tai 0ouAl supuesto
10 10 y quel has & JdQ2e tepub tospo.
80 ee aT.eE,A ei aga4&J Ieles nfo
gsEsndaa 4Oe ao2 a6.tsnemui do cali,
1.3c pCrqGe teQ1lismos Gus enples,
trs6eA m9g darag, sde.en leae, gu.
quleorss son oansecgsnoiAs algo de.
tPG'a3aoles, Cum0 po1tia suosds,
Ique dieha sl!orIdad cra! 6auose pro,
ieG'da por 10 mppaid sd descsrsdA d.
IcE Lempos de Dir. Allen Mr, Hun,
eontlnuas3 eje.csn3o la aecle de coao
clio leG empreadld4., supllcsmo,
nueGtroE correI z oaart0r nos den Nv
90 au oporsuaidsd pRra pouer coto
al SbuaO. Hay unR a~do,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
QTRAS NOT|C|AS
Retreta del domingo. Due,
nos de hacienda, y alam-
biques. Matrim0hios
NUEV0 PERIODiCO
Division de la opinion repu-
bIicana en- Bayamon. I'm
Club atlttico.

En- la re els que dars oil domlu-
go prdA mo lR banda de Ia policia In
sular, SO essrenara Ia po ks del macs
tro Vlhol0, obiigAdA eoruetfn, que
lleva por nombre sNo 10 yIsssz que NO
Vas2
I'm mes de lieeuaIs Ia ha sidC
coneedido & ruessro am 50 don Ra,
mon Siaca PaCheco, empleado del GO
bierno,
Han ipgresado en- el Tesoro In.
aular sl2 por concepto dc mullss In
puessas por los sub coleclores de Ssr
German y Caguas.
-En Ia ials Culebr& 80 han hsehc
tres denuncias por ipfracci6n 4 laI
leysa de renssa internas, Tambi6n q
hzo on San Lorerz0 otrs denuncis
por Igusl eoncepto
IL l'esoEero ha dispuesto quC
sean puessss ca llbre possession de sui
due1os variay 6ncss sg,icolas cue
hRbisn aldo smbsrgAdas en Ia isis
por falta dc psgo en- les Gonlribuclo
nea.
-Segoo noticiss, Ga Bsysm6n o.
ta diyidida Ia @ Jiai0n repubiicana 81
10 que respsc&s 4 Ia candIdasura Dc
alcalde. FL elemeato popular pfopo.
ne 4 don Jesdi G 0rzAlez para est
cargo en- ckmbIo osros pleusan or
reelegr al senior Ylrgilio Daylla.
-En Mayag0 se ha insugufadc
un Club atl6ttco.
La Junta Superior de- sauidtc
30 propone peraeguir ants los krihQ
males i sodQs loa duen)s de hkc.ena 4.
y slsmbiqQes qua srroisnmoa1o & mle
les descompueSiAs 4 ioE rios, desoom
poniendo las aguas cAus2udo grave
dsf9 q ls saludIdbIick,
IA raapsftcldo 81 peri5diqo ID
Cstsio que lleya por tilulo sLa De.
tensa Individual p
Han eontrsldo matr nouio civil
ante el joez se0or dsl Vale, 81 u "a
doa Juan PEREZ Guzman y Ia seh9r.,t
Carmen Reyes Riyara. yamb.6a con
traieron mstrimonlo ante el m.gme
j4ez dol Cesareo FarrAi . lin 3nes J
Loreuza Lopez, dc Puertk de Terra
--Ha sldo trsSlAdado 4 Ponce MI
D. F, Kelley, inspector dc Ag1adlll.
-DvhA Aurora MARTINEZ via b,
pressntado demendA de dtvorcio cJn
ssa All esp0so hr Arthur Ii Thomas
fandandose su Gus 9gle r h4 abzndo
nsdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

ciente del Attorney General sohre 10
40 lnsromisi6n dc los Jueces de Psz
en asuntos 70 lt!coI y esa orden 10 hs
hfcho para que 40 cum llA. 81 el Ae.
d@r Jutz qulere adquirir proaelitol
psra c0nsinuar en- el machi.o, renun.
ole sd oarga y vengs ca ttanca y hon
rsda lid dispuiarnos el tsrreno.
--AnCcha, con motive de no On.
contrarae en este pueblo ningnno de
Ioa funcionsr!oi de 10 administraci6n,
qued6 la poblacion q oscura.; pues el
zspatero GAliadez, encarg ado do los
.taroles, fae uro !de los clcerones del
meetlrg G republicAno de Cends!aria y
mmqoco pld0 regrsSar tdcllmente al
pueblo,
-Ismb!6a oeurti6 que un ind!vl@
duo desenldo on el dep6AiIo municipal
suvo que Ger auXiiAdo por varioa We
clnos que le administrator aqua y
comtds, pueE, como antes manltessas
mos, 81 personal dc lR administration
municipal de este pueblo ae ocupaha
dc propsgar das pol ticas, abandonap'
do el cump lImieoto de Gua Geberes.
ME-,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
DESDE CAROLINA
Don Narciso Font, actual al
caIde. Su popularidad.
Piden sea reeIeCto.
PROXlMO BALE
PROXlMO BALE
Examenes de ingles. = ms
cripcIones y su resultado.
Professor Gonzalez.

En- carsa que nos diriie desde Ca
rollns un essimado amigo y correli-
gionaio, nos dice 10 siguiente:
SDon NArciso FoLt, actual alcal.
de de este pueblo, 90 ocups CON inse.
res de tOdo 10 que redunds en- bsnehcio
y progreso do 10 munieipalidad. Todo
el pueblo aplaude 81 busna direction
intsIigente como funcionario tblico,
pide ~ reelection una gran mayorfa
ciudadana
Ell ssbkdo 6ltimo 30 llevaron 4
esbo squf los examsnsa do ingles. So.
ludamos con tal motive 4 los diastn.
guidoa protsaores Persira y Archil!a,
do Tfuiillo alto.
Sc prepara I'm bAile por Ia Co.
lonia Espshola para el 20 del corrieu.
10. Vendl 4 pEobAhlemente eCocolia,s
Las inaeripeiones el IL del CO.
trlents ascat dIeron q l38; DOS repu.
hlic&nss, Las dc LoizA sumaron I2Q,
sodas de unionistas.
Ell profasor Gonzalez ha levan.
tado aqul gran a.turA el arte de la
ensenSrzs. Adelantan mucho los nj.
nos sn al piantsl y 10 conquistA In
aimpatfa del I60lico en- general,
Un veCino
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
SOCIE0AD MESCiNTIL

Los sta)fes A, Giorgo,ll y c" de
BaIcelonesa, noa hAcsn sabet por ms
do GO asenia eircQlsr impre,a, hALer
90 dlaueIso, p0r gencimlento do! con-
trato soclal, ls mercanIll do au frms,
constisuy 6adois otra bsio la denoml-
naCi6n (. Clorg MI & @ Sucesores,
10 Que sa hsce cargo DEL Rcs!vo pa
sivo do Ia eX inguIda,
Son sccIoa como gesto', don 10
50 Ruiz so!er, y conapdnario, doa
Eduardo GiorgetII y F9rnsldez Vsu.
gs
Desesmos Io reasrlds mercsalil
IL misma prosperidAd ca sus LeEocioa
Alcanz ala hkGts hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Sangrianto drama en- ell mar.
UItjmo terremoto en- For.
mOsa. log muertos.
CARLOTA CORDAY
La destruction de la casa en-
que par6 la asesina de Ma
Marat. -Protestantes.

Los perl6dlCos poriug Ieses sr Ell
no!IcISs de IN drama ccurrido &bJrdo
del score ado sVssco de CANA.
Fu6 en ls nochs del viernes 13 de
Abril,
Ell <Vasco dc Gamas &c encontraba
anclado 4 poea disiancia de Lssboa.
Desde IN rt m ]lcador que pSsGba por
las inmedi aciones del acorazsdo, 90
oyeron voces de Auxlllio, Approximate
al sVsscts y ell patron trat6 do inqui
rir 10 que ocurtls, pero lle reeibido q
tiros, .
Han oeurrido deapr ~ rumorea de
que un tenients de marina, ha sldo
muerso por Ia tripulscl6n del aoora-
xAdo.
FL ssnients hsbia dsdo muersa 4
un marinero por IN scto de insubor'
dinAcl6n que Sc hsbia permItldo.
Los otros marinsros vepgaron al
c0LnpahSro uuefk0.
--Dicen de Tob % que oil tetremoto
ltimo do Formosa Ia aldo pr6digo
On deaastre.
109 csdaveres han sido ya recogt.
dos en- uno de los puebloA caatlgados,
En- sl mismo lug4r reaulsAron grave
msnts hsridas z9 personas.
T6nese ca Vista dc 6atos detslles
que hs aldo sremendo el ndnero de
las victImas del terremoso.
Rlm6rASe la destruction del pue.
bio do kagj, 20 muy atsctado por el
sntsrlor berrem0to.
Los desprendimsntoa do tIetrau
que 90 han produsido en- Dok) en
otroa lugarex, han hecho mudar do a.
pecto 10 compiesa t0p( gtsf& del pals,
habisndo quedad0 ain techo donde
gusreGerse algunoa millares de infe.
liceai
Los admiradores de Ia iustru
heroins Carlosa Cordsy, est&n pg oies
taudo eLergleameass contra 10 deH-
srucci6n de 10 cass en- que estlvo ps.
rando 10 desdichada patricia ante,
do Asesinar 6 Marat.
Ttaiase del ensanchAmIento y me
ioramiento do Ia cslle d Argout, y
entire las caIas que dsbsn ser derri.
badas Al efeeso, SO encuentra al edit.
oio On que, durante el ano 1893, estu,
vo instalado el hotel en- que as hospe,
do Carlota, en- una pequshlsims bo.
hMdilla por cierso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
SerViCiO cIimatoI6gico en- la
isIs. Observaciones duran
te la Ultima semana
TEMPO VARIABLE
La temperature maxlma en-
San Juan fue 6+.o9 Ell dia
11.-Lluvia al Norte.

E. tiempo dursnie Ia semsnA hs
sido claro 8 parcialmsnte nublado y
caluroso, con vlentoA E. q NE, La
precipitation fle moder ad amsnts abun
dante y bien repartids, excepto en- 10
division g., on donds hA reipado I'm
tempo muy $500.
San Juan. La temperature media
de 10 aemAns fae 1929, 9 O8o baio
10 normal. La tsmperstura mSximA
fue 84 3d. el dfa IL; 10 ainims 1000
el dia II, Precipitation total, 0.63
pulgada, 9 43 puIgads bAjo 10 nor.
NAL.
Division Norts. En- todas loo 90
taclones ha llovido, y en- unaa cuantal
essacionss ha llovldo todos los diaa
de 10 semana. FL promedio de Ia sec.
ci6n tu6 p pulgadAs, que 90 conal
derablsmsnte bsio el promsdio, Fl
n6mero promedio de dias lluvlosos,
tue s diN. La temp peratura maxims,
94o; minima $50.
Division Este, Ia precipitation
tue mas tlerls en- Ia parse s. do Ia ai.
vision, pero en- nipguna eataci6n 90
registr6 m@nos dc 0.50 pulgada, FL
promedio de- 10 division fu6 Q! mlamo
de 10 division N, 1.22 pulgadas. El
ndmero promedio de dlas lluvio los
fue 4 dlas. Temperature msxima, 93q
mloims, $50.
Division Sur, El tIempo On soda
esta division tds claro, seeo, y ealu.
roao, con vientos fuertss del NE. El
promsdio do 10 precipitation tue O,0c
puIgadss. lbs caminoa ess6n muy
llsnos do polvo y la TERRA SEGA y du,
ra. Temperature msxIms, 64q
Division OJsts, Mas do una pull
G Ida dc prsei pitaci6n 80 hk reglstra
do en- todas las estaclones, 10 can't
dad mayor 3 80 pulgsdas ae registr(
en- LAS MariAs, Fl promsdIo dc Ia
sscsl6n f4e l,94 pulgAdas, FL ndmerc
promedio de dlsa do lluviaa fu6 4 dlas
Temperature m XII ma, 800, mi alma
5se
EDWIN c. THOMSON,
Director de Secci0n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
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