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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

To lHS toTtRs % COLORADO:
! had hoysd 10 have more tine "
tbs state. bot the schedule arrsasDA
for me in Indiana, before the Cu1o-
rsdo appointments were made, coa-
pels me 70 Issve Denver ia the sftss.
noon.
] Am not willing 70 depart withous
presenting On appeal TO those whe
voted for me in 1895 and 1900.
Important - was the cam paign oi
those times the issue bsfore the
country no~ are even more lnpor-
tant.
The silver question was onls ooo
phrase of y still deeper problem
namely, whether the governmess
should be administered in behalf q
the whole people, or in behalf II .
favored few.
The unexpected auc unprecsdent-
cd discovery A sold gave - - ~
crease Of money from sources which
We did not count upon. and the pros
psritv which followed u large vol
ume Of money has vindicated those
who voted, ~ YOU did, for larger
circulating medium.
The Issue, however, between the
people and corporate wealth still
continues, and it is aggravated by
the fact that the abases complained
ofin 1896 and 1900 are not remedied.
They not only exist but have in
creased, until thinking Republicans
are beginning to wonder what the
end is to be
Even the President has felt called
upon to sound a note OF warning
He has to some extent followed the
Democratic platform, bat he has not
gone as far or as fast as he ought to
have gone. On the railroad ques-
tion he has also adopted the Demo
cratic position, although he permit
ted the railroad senators to force a
compromise al the last moment He
has even called attention To the
swollen fortunes which have been
accumulated under Republican fav-
oritlsm, and has suggested an in
heritance tax as a means OF making
the owners of these fIrtunes dis
gorge.
VINO HAS BEEN GoRGING?
Not the farmer, not the laboring
man, not the merchant, not the ordi-
nary manufacturer, but the trust
magnate and the owners of protect
ed industries who have been en-
abled to enrich themselves BY the use
of the taxing power. To these NAV
be added owners of municipal fran
chisee who have secured enormous
advantage by corruption Of city
governments.
All Of the economic evils Of which
the people complain at this time are
traceable to the abuses Of corporate
power. and these abuse. continue
because Of corporate domination in
politics.
The men ~ho are using govern
ment ~ a private asset have so much
At stake that they can afford to put
large sums into the campaign in
order to elect their tools to CITY
councils. State legislatures and to
the national Senate and House Of
Representatives.
Even the court. have been brought
under the influence of plutocracv
and judge. have been made to do
the bidding of organized wealth.
Nowhere has corporate domination
Of politics been more fragrant than
in Colorado. You have in an acute
form the paramount evil which 10 =
. greater or less extent afflicts the
people Of al the states.
The Democratic party has dsclar-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

Losr-A pocket book containing
some money and photo of Winette
Finder Keep the change but return
the photo Of the clever little excen-
trio song and dance artist with the
Elite Comedy Company at Masonic
hall, Monday. Oct. % Price. p,
30 and 30 cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26
BRYAN TO COL lOeADO:
BE FAITHFUL TO LIBERTY
Famous P..na Speaks - Muhhud,. IA Northern Coio-
ssdo I'D Wnae Cassincas Me..ase

e gar upon thsss predatory corpor-
o0Dss sad IN th's State our party
- al'eas,ed . considerable vote bv
- heroic treatment which has sp
pksd to local conditions.
nsrely the votes that the party
e@s among those who are servile
see~eh to oppose it for its cham
snnshIp II the peoples interests
e1Ght TO BE- more than compepsstsd
~ by the votes that will he drawn
- b from conscientious and pstrio-
" republicans
10 tho slection Of Judges, members
Il che laR'slsture, Congressman and
i1oaAs oiECer~ the people should see
- = thst their influence is thrown
lspss tie eide of men whose svmpa-
49, are With the people and who
- neither b~ corrupted nor intimi
41pd " tssor-seeking corporations.
- eeass of your gubsrnatorisl
ssst, Duveewor Aiva Adams hss
. psc"lisr claim upon YOU. He was
rohled of his seat two wears ago bv
an wa abasshlng fr I'd and he certain
~ dsserves vindica tion at the
hands 81 the people A VOTE FOR
THEREPUBLICAN STATE TICK
EFT Is A VOTE TO INDORSE
PEANDYISM AND THE LAR
CENH OF THE GOVERNORSHIP.
Cas- Repsblicsns Of Colorado who
believe in fairness and honest gov
ernDsat afford to go on record in ia
vor o( such an indorsementy
The greatest danger that confronts
the Stste is that the reform forces
may be divided in the face Of the
enemy.
| However devoted the Socialists
may he IA their ticket; however anx-
ione 70 compliment their candidates
they ought TO see that there is some
thing more important than compli-
ments at this time.
Thcy can vindicate them
selves and punish wrong done
to their representatives better bv de-
feating the republican ticket than by
giving a complimentary vote for
their candidates.
/ The laboring man ought TO re
member. too, that no remedial legis-
lation is possible until we secure tho
election of Senators by direct vote
Of the people The Democrats have
twice demanded this reform in their
national platforms and stand pledg
ed TO submit the necessary amend
ment II the Senate can he made
elective, then the gateway will be
I open to all reforms.
The laboring man would be Justi-
led in voting the Democratic ticket
to secure thees reforms alone.
But the Democrats deserve the
support of labor for other reasons.
The Democratic party opposes
government bv injunction. \ VOTE
FOR A SOCIALIST CANDIDATE
IS HALF ANOTE FOR A REPUB-
/ LICAN SENATOR OR A REPUB-
LICAN CONGRESSMAN, who, if
elected, will favor government by
injunction as Republican leaders do.
/ There is an awakening among the
peoPse. The outraees committed by
thevgreat corporations have at last
arossed the public and every indi-
cation points to victory in 1908 for
a real Democracy, pledged TO the
doctrine of equal rights TO all and
special privileges to none.
II Colorado will help us BY elect
ing . Democratic State ticket, Demo
cratic Congressman and Democratic
Senator's. il will be great encourage
meat 10 those who are seeking to re-
store the government TO the hands
Of the peaple
". J BRAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26
Ocmoer Asie Rallies at Fnkn -
Csested buese

Ga Monday night, October ~.
Hon. q. X H.rten-ieia. candidate
for supreme court Judge, and kocal
Gunnison county speaker. Will hold
Democratic rally at Cress~d Butte.
"Wednesday night. the 3ls,, the same
speakers will be at Pitkin. Turn
out and hear the issues of tie cs,u-
paign discussed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

1Afok Mtncx \ y. terVeli Oi
New Castle was here
a short time ago iookigs over the
graphite claims owned by Mayer
DudIey and @ y. Tracy. writes the
special correspondents oi the News
Champion a, Marble Mr.. Cory
oil must CONSIDER the graphite Of
some importance tor he has taken a
lease and bond on these properties
with the intention cf soon doing .
lot Of development work These
Chains are located in PLAIN sight Of
town, aud but half mile distant.
Marble is Improving ali along the
l.ne. Nes hoases are belag built
and some large bas,nese hosses are
under consideration. Real estate 10
iee,snins H. change ha"ds % that
nos - the proper time to get in on
the ground floor.
Col. Strsuss hes let contract to
Tom BoSshtoa 10 take down the old
hotel bsiliiRS end make preparation
10 bwtld two cottages, also an o'hce
for the Crysssl River Marble Co
Grading of the railroad WAS I'm
,shsd Isst wssk and LAYING Of track
will i's started todsy, October l5l
all hands having been moved to
Piscita Rolling stock for The new
road 10 expected daily. " the line
weather continses and everything
moves along - st present, then by
the end of the month Marble viii
have her long Isoked for railroad.
John A. Iehrritter, democratic
candidate for representative and
Geo l.. Miller, candidate for com
missioner, were in Marble on Friday
last shaking hands with the boys,
smiling ON the ladies' and kissing
the babies. They made a very good
impression with Marble and Crystal
people and we are safe in stating
that they will have the largest ma
Jority in this precinct.
Crystal has been On Djoying better
tisses this season than for many
years. A monster mill has been
built at the Black Queen below the
mine and an aerial tramway from
the mine down. The mill is now
running "a hours a day, with three
eight hour shifts. The mill treats
four aud half tons an hour or APP
proximatelv 10 tons day and
gives employment to III men. All
ore now being treated is from the
old dump, and it will be long time
before that ia exhausted. However
we are informed that work will soon
lie started at the mine itself This
is at present filed with water and it
would require several weeks 81
steady pumping TO dram out the old
workings. Then work can be imme-
diately started breaking ore in old
slopes of the mine The Qnecn
has a world wide reputation for ITS
large and rich bodies of ore E Y.
Neelands, present manager is a
thorough going mining man and
knows a good thing when he sees it.
A. r Burnett is operating the
Copper King mine for the United
Copper Mines Co, Of which he rs a
large stock holder These properties
are located on Meadow mountain. a
short distance above the Lead king
and on same contact Mr.. Burnett
has installed new power plant, new
boarding house, bunk house, smith
shop and in fact all modern improve
ments lie has just returned from
Denver where his family now resides.
While there he purchased stock of
supplies for the mine which will
run all winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26
For Sale

Residence of six rooms, on | ? lots
House has city water, electric lights,
bath, good cellar, dobev chicken
house. and other good out buildings
Also full blood jersey and \ half
blood Jersey mich COW VIII give
some one an exceptionally good deal
on this property See me for par'i-
culsrs. E. Il. Cheee~
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

eapr,ee urged he ruasici Gag-
eeuheim, the sra.lier tru=, caudidsts
Tor senator, b. tarn and handed
Rev Bsch,el bunch 81 gues,,ons
thai would indeed puzzle that cor.
pora'ion representative 10 ansseg
Ai,oxether n made a god many
votes for the Democratic ticket.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

The ladies' of St. Peters chuch
will give their sixth annual harvest
supper and dance at Woodman hall
on Monday evening, Nov 9th The
event promises to be as pleasant as
usual this year, special pains being
taken with the supper
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

Women Of Woodcraft will give a
social dance on Saturday night, Nov
ember 3rd Lunch will be served.
80 C. per couple and % C. for extra
ladies'. 2f
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

LosT-l,etween Mike Quinn res
idence aud Trine's harness shop. a
small package containing 3 yards Of
poneee silk. Finder please leave at
y NEws-CHANPfON Office
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

Remember you save the price Of
four tons Of coal when buying a
Charter Oak steel range. They are
good as the best, better than some
of the rest $4,000 set up in your
house.
W.BURNrTT
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

T. v Powderly was reslect
Grand Master Work man Of the X.
Of l..
Miss Hattie Clark went 10 Great
Bend, Kansas 10 attend the State
Normal school there.
Miss Wealthy A. Bates and Mr..
Leroy A. Stewart were married at
the NJ r. parsonage by Rev, J Her
rington.
j Warner Mills arrived from Lake
City and settled in the Beckett resi-
dence Their daughter, Miss Lellis
Mills, was teacher Of the Doyleville
school
Miss Alice Mitchell gave con-
cert at which appeared such musi-
clans as Miss lnah Lewis, Oracle
Towle, Charley Peck, j. Marshall
McDousal, Messrs, Rockwell and
Steven, Mrs. Patterson and Mr.. West.
HSeseess ssfsGfss1se
The Black HANG At Sapinero
Considerable excitement WAS
created among the Italian section
men couple of weeks ago by a
threatening letter received by Sam
Leo The better purported to be
from the BLACK Hand and threat
ened him with death bv dynamite
and death to all his family unless 5
600 was delivered to agents of
the Black Hand within ten davs
in the Black Canon below Sapiuero
The letter was mailed from the
train between there and Grand
junction and was written in lead
pencil On the bottom were rude
drawings to represent dynamite, a
revolver, dagger and a skull. 1t
was probably trick of some one to
frightsn Mr. Leo and secure money
but agents of the special SER
vice are looking into it. One of the
Denver papers greatly exaggerated
the details of this. but above are
actual facts, as ascertained by spe
ci2l correspondent of the News
CHAMPIoN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

Square meals and well cook ed
meals, morning, noon and night at
the Royal Cafe. Try our Sunday
dinners.
b. b. L,sHBRooK, Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

Bring your hides and calf skins
TO J ID. Miller 4 Bro. Gunnison, and
receive the highest market price.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26
> .rvuSTv WARS AcU :

Should aud aequa,nfascs he forgot.
And nsuer brought To- Rssnf
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

For SALs-22O feet Of mine rail,
100 pounds, $1,000. W. Burnett
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone No "a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26
NlxuU LOCALS

Wsat ads and sasssuassasas. unA~r this heas
. esoss line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

Jap-a-lAc
For Floors and Furniture
The Endnsr lumber Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-26

sosce, but soon got warmed up and
in brilliant language told Of the
struggle. which 10 no ordinary state
campaign but hight for the iunda
msatal principles Of American lib
essv, which our for~fAthers wresied
from King John 100 years ago at
RMDymsde. He exposed the hide
oas prstsnss u the supreme courts
kinGlv preroGstivs N do anything,
even 10 take your life aud mine If
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Wsst 81. and s..s,sss.sa,. .nAsr this head
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Furniture for eale.
G. HBMRD
For SALs-220 feet of mine rail,
100 pounds, $1,000. W. BURNETT.
Clarsnce Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone No "a.
Jap-a-iAc
For Floors and Furniture
The Endnsr lumber Co.
Bring your hides and calf skins
to J ID. Miller 4 Bro. Gunnison, and
receive the highest market price.
Square meals and well cook ed
meals, morning, noon and night at
the Royal Cafe. Try our Sunday
dinners
b. b. L,sHBRooK, Prop.
Women Of Woodcraft will give a
social dance on Saturday night, Nov
ember 3rd. Lunch will be served.
30 C. per couple and % C. for extra
ladies'. 2f
LosT-Ietween Mike Qu,nn's res
idence aud Trines harness shop, a
small package containing 3 yards Of
pongee silk. Finder please leave at
NEws-CHAMPfoN office.
Remember you save the price Of
four tons of coal when buying
Charter Oak steel range. They are
good as the best, better than some
of the rest. $500 set up in your
house
W.BURNETT.
The ladies' of st. Peters chuch
will give their sixth annual harvest
supper and dance at Woodman hall
on Monday evening, Nov 9th. The
event promises to be as pleasant as
usual this year, special pains being
taken with the supper.
Losr-A pocket book containing
some money and photo Of Winette.
Finder Keep the change but return
the photo Of the clever little excen-
trio song and dance artist with the
Elite Comedy Company at Masonic
hall, Monday. Oct. % Prices -,
81 and 30 cents.
Right Up to Date
The latest improved and the only
power file made for the Y. S dentist
and | am the only raan in the coun-
try competent Of faatirg and cut
ting the teeth and doing good work
All work ouar.Aseed. Prices are
right
T.. l.. MnlrE
For Sale
Residence of six rooms, on IL lots
House has city water, electric lights,
bath, good cellar, dobey chicken
house. and other good out buildings
Also full blood jersey and a half
blood Jersey mich COW. VIII give
some one an exceptionally good deal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
lmpresi0nes y notiCias

On orimsn ls esmesI6 AnC she co.
mo q las 10 p. m On A6,sco, bArrlo
sCerro goFdo.s
Exists ALI unA ea9A que habits
MagdAeao Rios en- 50 etsotAy Ius
nics, Aeoaia 'ouIs Iodos tsmprAno
como es solipmb,a go Z, aIttot csm
uos J como & IL hork qse dsi m9S in.
dieada psnstro por una puarta trAsers
JOE sot0 alias schscs , dirig 6udoae
& IL esma 90 donda dormta ell Rios
trsr rqui aments, ls b 20 IN peri
10 eine1 graves hsFidas dA 7doss & Ia
fugA, Ii.ndo eApiurado MAJ tArde por
Ell sargsstn GurESlz
81 sstHdo de- h.Tido es muy rave.
-El aleAlds Go Is oiudAd hA pu
b'ieHd1 urs b j. aaslts, dsndo 90
! os,r Gu seusIdl del ayuntsm cato tn
virsud del cusl 90 Iolieita sl coueur,o
De les hsbisanisI de tslR 9 udad fo
De cue mtasuA por 81 ofG engalantn
lua esIAl con hAndsraa J eo'gsdurAI
! POT 10 noshs con iluminAeIonsI, All
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

-Todos ioa auto fn6y lies que hay
en San Juan ban aNidc n Or, ccl6n
4 Ia oludad de Poree para coreurriE
In psrsda que 's stesluslS & 6 IL lie
gsda de Pteaidsne
E Juocos hatrio Gdrabo srribs
I & hsrldo gravemtnls 20 up m, { hsls
R'moo SS'Ao, rcia. IS e. f.l.eSeA
confedeheia os lA b rlda.
EioSoc CnsvAS .Eli6 inmsdiAta'
uen1s VAra 81 uR'r del snc,so en
10 o d j glArdA He.edo. tAplur an
10 . sgrs'or pUnieuoolo & disDosl
el3n 1e Josz,
Sc p,snars una psIicI6n, sussrl.
- Dor mush ,grisullorss. que sorA
al FrAsidenta Roosevelt,
) .lalIGndo sn ella protssSion para 81
ssie de Pusrt1 Re
-s'gdoirfoIm", 10 sS eisrto que
Ir. Samus. G mpsrE h,YA Conlribui.
10 con mil dollsrI pira - eAmps6R
7ofl!sA de los obrssos 90 Pssrto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

Avlso 4 Asree1orss. En 10 CorIe de
D'Iirito del D:aFiso Judicial dc
Humacao, P r. Abrisslato de
Andrea Antelo La prOpisdAd de
And 8. Ante 0 fsl ecido.
Por el preteole .e Aviss por el
Absj, femsdo AdministrAdor Esps
siAl de Ia prJpiedAd de AudreI Aotelo
q les scrssdores y 4 todEs squellAs
versonAs que Iepgsn Hlguna rseltmA
ci6u eoLtrs ditho AodIeI nIelo, "a
lee 90, bAtA Que exhioNn aus eusrIss
con los c1mprobantes nfssnsfioa dsn
iro ee seia msSes eontados dsIds ls
oriwsrA publication de este tdisIo 81
Admlnittsador EspeeiAI, on au real
denciA 50 81 pueblo de Yabusoa,
Puerto Rieo sslle del sJonersios sien
do tsle si sitin para 10 transaction de
,np AsunIos rsfsrent~' 4 dlshA uropIs
dad al el pueblo de YAbucoa DisGrito
de HumReso.
E.t, eaisGo % pcblieArE dnrArt
dos masses utS vex uo- EeUarA 90 El
d riaa.c7 LA DEMoCRACIA ore se
sdita sr SAn JnGu cBJo Veri6dioo Ss
hI desigoado por ls CrTte de DlEri
20
YGhusoa, Sc Ismbrs p de l9C6
EMILIO COLON,
AdmlnlStgador,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

mism0 sc eneargA 4 los dutfins de II.
do elGss de v'htoulos, 10 SrAnai,vn
por a osiis ds Flrts!tst psrlir des
ds itI is lie tarde, hA,iA cue hsys
passdo al honorable Prepl5enis y su
AecmpI Q ,mlarto
Aver lsrds fAllesi6 tn sata el1
dad 90 Ia residsneia de don T - a.,
GoAl, IL gsaciadAstfi rita de Ca
yama, SergiA DAlua1 de la Mat.
On. vino de tenn 1or .da & ssta siuda4
ssyeneo EFF ma os poeos dl.s
prsrA de lA feh-e ideA.
Su sSd vsr ha sido emh, lssnsd
CIR ssnisn'smsnts pr el psssrean,.
stf /gnsslu 0 ero, 4 de Hsr irsSs
po-hdC GlsyEmA
LAusussmas sptA dssgrSeIa ' "a
vl'mo' q aus s0resiabes dsOdot, nues
tso peaNma q SI Isnildo,
-CasI todos lol Jtfss de dspar1a.
msntos ts sreusutAn sn Poree. Nr.
W nihrop irk con Nr. HamIlI asem1s
dado Dc Mr., FEIsiT,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

HesQui 10 cue &C cmutisa ell B'nco
do CcstA de RicR & una imrortAGte
revisaa fnsreisYa tspAfialt;
SEn vista dsl insremsrso que hA
toms do 90 9lia (san joe dc Ccits
Ries el negC clio de giros al ecbrc,
henoa acordsdo rtb.isr nus,trs co.
misifn sl liz ttr 100; s'tn1o 10 c: m
si6n MIN M frsnGos. go; marcos 2;
shslinss, 2; orc smericlno, 050; pe,s
tas, 1850, y lirlS, 2'50.
AdtmG, h.noI Auprimido toco
| gasto para las letras que por fAtA de
aesptaci6n SO dtvuelvAn q los cedente' :.
Para tvltAr eomi,io eI fxrAs,
auando los giros ro g. an scbre pues'
ira pli ~. deb.fa sonerse on lAa letraa
Ia leysnd da; pdgOdera tn las ofcincS del
Banco. J ga iodos los caaos &c indicA
rG en elias que son psgsdefAs al tiPo
c3rrients {. camhio del BAnco,s
Los pesit "sos fxrApgsros con
tienan detA'eA dc ls eiesusien do 10
joven zsnAidA K ,noliAnik ". 10 ma :
tadorA del gtnirAl Min.
Eats general rusc, iriStemerts es
lshre por aus crueldadea, fu6 eonde
nAdo { muerte por los revoluclonA
rios rusos, y IL snesYgadA ds sumplir
tAl lsnleLeiA, ZsnAidA K7nolisnlk k ou,
do muestrAS, Al reAliEAr el hicho, do
ana tytvAordinSria sar gre frfA.
La i3vsn, qus era iratitutriz y
posefA COZ osimienIos NADIA vugAres,
tue iuSgkdA On iuisio sumsrt.imo y
condsnada 4 10 pena muerle on 10
horea.
"a revoluclonsrIp, isioa do seps.r
dssmGyo A'guuo 81 aonossr Ia SO ten
aia, spollToi6 81 Cont de guerra,
dieiondo GUS tssA0s Trtx mo o. [ "a ds
trlupto de In libsrssd y pOr tsnto, Ia
dsrrota de Ia Aut otsOlE,
Z dfA TnteS de ID tiseusi6n, Ze
T aida K 'nolisp u reAihi6 Ia visAh
de SD hermAns, dssAfro' & .dase srtrt
las dos una eseenA de limPlIeiisd y
trlsH8A trSgleas,
L1 bsFmsna quito dsr 10 irfs'
liz una rosA qUe llevAbA en o. peSSo
somo 81 6ltimo reGuesdo ds otr.f-: se'
70 el Official do Sc, vie Rs opugo.
La mAsacorA del general Hin b.
sou aervSdo hastA 81 d limo tnomentt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
La Biopatfa


ProdigiGsG terGptltttcd para curGr rGdt
d.colrlents todo close de e'sfernladss
EstA n1evA elensla de cuFIr, bA
sAda ca misiarIosos ptlasipios , leyeS
fdodAmauEAlss de 10 vida, es boy 10
dnisa ssperanzA de los entsrmos sr6
nieoS J desAhuelados.
Por au gran podeP reparaaor , Vi
goriIador, &c considers Sc mo ell YER
dsdsro ELIXIR DE VIDA, como Is fusr
10 del rsiuvsnscimIsnto y dc lA regene
rAoi6n del orgaoismo hamsno.
NumsroEos enfsrmos eurs6os ep
tods 10 islA, muehos de sllos yA mo-
Fihundos, son las msiores pEueAas que
90 puadsn prsseps.f,
Para eontultAS J trat&misatos, di
rigirss persnpalnenso por esaritn 81
professor sF vireiia Uyiae, CdnieA
Bi ktisN. A--nva D z 81 l5A'i
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BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmsro lO4, ossts, New
York. Sitio muy eeutrieo Pr6Himo
y subway, { los slevAdos, & los sArro,
sleetrieos do AmstsrdAm, Columbus,
BrodwAy, - y % avenidA MuV ezra,
del hotel Aaris ArtOtnette, donde ssti
81 Club IbcTo america 4 aIets edAdrAV
del doctor Hsnna Casa Amplis ' ele
esntel CosinA amerieEna sspaso,
IL, installation eomplstAmsnle nusya.
Tres bA6ou PidAnse iniormes 4 IA
sdminiTtrssi6n de La DEMocRAoIA
Aurora Marin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

AsordAdA p0r sl Ayunts smisptp Ii
srbAata de 10 obra do IL slauAsi6u,
a6Vmsdo , sonsolidI ci6n de 10 eAlls
de Q tents dc esta poblasi6n ca 80
p'olorgae'6a haciA sl Fate .Paftendo
de 10 de BrpmbAr go por IA sumA &c
custroeientnS och'nta y m dollSrs
cshsnta , nuSve eentaEoS ts4Sl ss) 80
ssnAla para oil c.o sl viernss 30 do
aeluAl { lA urA de IL tards 90 10 eaaA
Consistcr 81 tpte lA somisitn dei'gaG'
Dc al tf.esc,
II pre- veto plisgo dc sondisio'
nss seon6m'ao adminiItrAhvos para
FegiF en- IL ei 'euei6n de IL obFa 50 ha
liam de MAJ nsato en- 10 seerstaria del
Ayuptamienc,
Lo que 70 hase 6b leo para gene
Fal onnf cimisnto J cor eurrenciA de
lie'tadorss.
Rio Pisdrss. Eoviembrs is de 1905.
ia n Cdkod.
Alcalds municipal.