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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-02

PERSONALS.
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Mrs. Strayhorn is visiting Mrs. An
derson Craig.
Mrs. W. J. Dale returned Saturday
from Nashville.
Mr.. J. Clark Taylor has gone to
Fort Worth. Texas.
Mr.. w. B. Greenlaw has returned
from Perry County.
Mrs. Maggie Adkisson is visiting
relatives at Bigbyville.
Mrs. w. H. Carter is visiting rela-
tives in I.awrenceburg.
Mrs. Polk Church, OF Santa Fe, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Ed Christley is visiting friends
and relatives in Nashville.
Mrs. Ed Tatum of Sheffield, Ala, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Julia Shields, of Nashville. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. I.
Mitchell.
Mrs. A. Samuels and daughter, Miss
Tessie, are visiting friends in Nash
VILE
Mrs. Julia Shields of Birmingham,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jno. Mitch
ell
Miss Maggie Hull, of Goodwin, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. M. Reese
at Williamsport.
Mrs. J. R. Mckee, of Carriers Creek,
fath fov T.
D. Oakley. at Water Valley.
Miss Sadie Swain has returned from
Nashville.
E. P. Turner has returned from
Athens, Ala.
Prof. ]. c. Hardy, who has been sick
for a week, is off on a short vaca-
ton
Miss Carrie Walker, of Williamsport,
has been with Miss Nellie Williamson
for few days.
Mrs. Sallie Harvey and daughter,
Miss Laura have returned to Virginia,
after a visit to Ms. Havey's brother,
Mr.. ]. J. Elan.
Mrs. w. A. Brant has returned from
a visit to Nashville.
Mrs. Harry CRANBERRY and little son
are visiting Mrs. Granbery's father,
MIR. S. G. Carmack at Centerville.
Walter Colvert and Walter Seaton
have returned from business trip
to Montgomery.
Mr. Chas. Moore spent Sunday in
Fayetteville.
Mrs. Buck has returned and is at
the Institute.
Miss Annie Barrow has returned
from Nashville.
Miss Mary Frierson is visiting rela-
tives in Arkansas.
Miss Olive Dobbins is visiting her
sister. Mrs. ]. T. Meadows in Nash
Vile.
Mr. Dale Witherspoon, of Nashville,
is visiting the family of Mr.. w. J.
Dale.
DR. T. A. Wharton left Monday to
attend Synod, which meets in Jack
son.
Miss Alice McEwen has returned
from a visit to relatives in Franklin
and Nashville.
Miss Margaret McEwen will arrive
from Louisiana this week to visit Mrs.
e. H. Hatcher.
Mrs. Cross, of Atlanta, Ga, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
lums on Garden street
Mrs. w. K Boardman and children,
of Knoxville. are visiting her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM Riddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boardman
and son. will return Wednesday from
a lengthy stay in Vermont.
Mrs. r. O. Ragsdale and little SOD.
Of Fort Lawton. Washington, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cakes.
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Miss Emeline Passmor.

Miss Emeline Passmore, one of the
oldest and most highly respected wo.
men of the county, died Thursday at
her home, eight miles out on the Theta
pike. Miss Passmore was in her S3rd
year, and was a woman of rare
strength and purity of character. She
was beloved by all who knew her, and
her acquaintanceship was large The
funeral services were conducted BY
Rev. H. A. Gray. at Lockridge, FRIDAY
afternoon at o'clock, with interment
in the church yard.
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Ellington's parents, Prof. and Mrs.
Cox in Murfreesboro.
The Linden Mail (Rep) says:
''Thos. Peoples. prominent demo
crat of Maury county. was here Tues
day in the interest OF Capt. Webb's
race for the state senate.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Hendley have re-
turned to their home in Alabama, after
visiting Mr.. Hendley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Hendley.
Mrs. Mary Darden, of Turnersville,
Tenn, who has been visiting her
brother, Mr.. G. T. Hughes, has re-
turned from San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tavener have
returned to Nashville, after few
days visit to Mrs. Tavenner's moth
er, Mrs. Alice Smith.
Mr.. C. H. Sharp has gone to Florida.
Mrs. G. w. Nichols and Miss Adele
Nichols are in Nashville.
Mr.. Edgar Latta, of Atlanta, Ca,
spent Monday in Columbia.
Mr.. Mumford Smith, of Mt. Pleas
ant, spent Monday in the city.
Mr.. Harry Thompson. of Nashville,
spent Sunday with Columbia relatives.
Miss Harriet Rodgers, of Florence,
Ala. is visiting Mrs. e. e. McLemore.
Mr.. James Buchanan has gone to
Texas to visit his daughter, Mrs. Alb
bott.
Mrs. E. H. Hatcher went down to
Nashville Monday night to see Otis
Skinner.
Mr.. John Nicely, of Nashville, has
been with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Nicely.
Miss Emma Kennedy has returned
from a visit to Mrs. J. w. Weatherly
in Nashville.
Miss Maline Massey has returned
from Hampshire.
Miss Gertrude Hyde, of Nashville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. j. c. Lancaster has returned
from stay at Hollis Corner. Hick-
man county.
Miss Pearl Fariss, of Nashville, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. Fariss.
Mrs. E. A. Tinmons and little
daughter, Christine, have returned
from a stay with Mrs. Ophelia Wilson
in Franklin.
Miss Charlotte Fariss is the guest
of Miss Laura Moore Waggoner in
Fayetteville.
Mrs. Jake Hebblem, who has been
the guest of Mrs. George d. Colquitt,
has gone to Birmingham.
Mrs. John Erwin has gone to Bir-
mingham for visit to friends and
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mckinney went
down to Nashville Monday night to
see Otis Skinner.
Miss Mona Terrill has returned to
Carriers Creek after visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. George Frierson.
Mrs. Wallace Tucker has returned
from visit to her mother Mrs. w. G.
Witherspoon, at Goodwin.
Mr. Lloyd Cecil and sister, Mrs.
Izora Cecil Andrews left Thurs
day for Florida, where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs. G. H. Cubbage, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. Eastin Littlefield in
West End. has returned to New Or
leans. La
Mrs. E. A. Timmons has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. Benson Evins has returned to
Culleoka, after visiting relatives in
Roberts Bend.
Mrs. Monte Fariss has returned
from visit to her mother, Mrs. VIII
hottie at Thompson Station.
Miss Una May Parman, Of Nashville.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. o. L. Nc
Mahon.
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ceremony was most elaborate, and
many guests Of prominence were pres
ent. The bride was at one time a
member of the Institute faculty and
has many warm friends here in Column
bia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W F. Thomas an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Laura May to Mr.. Joseph H. Sowell.
to take place Wednesday afternoon.
November 4th at 1870 o'clock at their
home, four miles out on the Mt. Pleas
ant pike.
Miss Martha Williamson has issued
the following invitation: You are
summoned to a Halloween gathering
of the Gray Witch and Black Wizard
Orders. The revel will be held on
the night of Nov. 2, 1906. Time, eight
thirty. by the village clock. A reply
to this summons is requested.
g.
Mrs. Charlotte Hughes entertained
the Tuesday Morning Bridge Whist
Club very delightfully."- at the residence
of her mother, Mrs w. j. Whitthorne.
At the conclusion of very interesting
game a lunch course was served.
-
The Maury Chapter Daughters OF
the Confederacy will meet Friday af-
ternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. E.
w. Carmack.
Mrs. T. Edwin New entertained the
Monday Afternoon Bridge Club very
delightfully."-. Mrs. New is quite an
acquisition to Columbia society,
e.
Miss Emma Harlan entertained the
Young Ladies' Monday Night Club. At
ter very lively game light refresh
ments were served.
-
Mrs. John T. Mitchell will be the
next hostess of the Monday Afternoon
Club.
Mrs. Walter B. Capers has issued
invitations to a reception to be held
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
b
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained by Mrs. Owen Bra
shear in a delightfully."- informal way.
The young gentlemen of Mt. Pleas
ant will give a dance Friday evening
at the Frierson Horse.
Mrs. Joe w Love will entertain at
brige whist Wednesday afternoon of
| next week.
+
One of the most attractive features
of the season was a Halloween party
given by Miss Lilly Mae Hughes at
her home near Goodwin. The house
was artistically decorated in chrysan-
themums and red buds The amuse-
ments of the evening consisted of
music, rendered by Mr.. Riddle Raglan,
and the quaint old witch seated in the
corner told fotunes At late hour
dainty refreshments were served by
Mr. and Mrs Ed Goodwin. Those pres
ant were. Misses Francis Garner
Bessie Allen, Pearl King, Myrtle Tim
mons, Lois Timmons and Lilly Mae
Hughes; Messrs. Jerry Hughes, Char
lie Long. Erwin Houser. Riddle Raglan,
Grover Oakley, John Sheppard and
Lewis Hughes
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DEATHS HARVEST.
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Zera clIbreath.

Zera. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Gilbreath. died TUESDAY
night at the parents home In the Sun.
nyside neighborhood The funera,
was conducted at Glennwood Wedpes.
day Afternoon by Rev. NJ. Baird.
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John SeIlars.

Mr. John Sellars died Friday after.
noon at 3 O'Clock at the home of his
father on the Bear Greek pike, aged
80 years. The interuent was at Rose
Hill at noon Saturday, services being
conducted by Rev. F. c. Sowell.
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CARD OF THANKS.

With grateful hearts we offer our
sincere thanks to the many friends
who so kindly ministered unto our
loved one during her long illness.
Most fervently we say, God bless
yiu all"
w. J. PARSONS,
LULA PARSONS.
JEETfE PARSONS.
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wood. Hickman county. The wedding
ceremony was most elaborate. and
many guests Of prominence were pres
ent. The bride was at one time a
member of the Institute faculty and
has many warm friends here in Column
bia.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-02

Miss Francis Helm Graham and Mr..
Chas. Sheppard Caldwell. Jr.. were
married Tuesday at 1899 O'Clock at
The Oaks. the handsome residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Graham at Pine.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W F. Thomas an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Laura May to Mr.. Joseph H. Soweil.
to take place Wednesday afternoon.
November 4th at 1880 o'clock at their
home, four miles out on the Mt. Pleas
ant pike.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
PARA FL 5ANCOCHO

Sc presents sn esta redAscl6n
Vlctoriauo Caatro, del bArrio do u
peyS, Rio Piedraa, y nos dies 10 81
guiente; Qlo vinienio 81 cs;o eom-
paAsro para 10 plaza del kercado,
con unAS cargas para Ia vstta q 10
una de 10 mAdrugAda tlsron obisto
de una investigation en PusrtA dc
Terra ror parts do unos policfA. Eto
10 erayeron rszonsble, pero no el que
tomAran cipso batatas { uno, una
salahsza q otro y aaf suessIv amente
on loa que ibsn pAsAndo, cor encarso
10 cue pAsssen 4 eobrAr sl imporIe
mah0n1 e parts tAl y 10 paris
suAl.
BueuG msrers de prepsrSr ell
sAncochiic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
FAUNA AMERICANA
Raro eiempIar dc lsgartos
en- Nejico.-Tiene mas de
un metro de largo.
ES vENENOSO
ES vENENoSO
Clasi6caciones. - Heloderma a
horridum y helodt rma sus-
pectum. .-Carscteres,

Uno do los mas suriosos , rsros
eiemplarss do IL fauna do 10 Am4riea
Central 90 el 8 nimal llamado helodsr'
mo. que 81 IN Isgarto, psro lsgarto
do IN tipo espesisl, que on 90 pals do
crigsn-M6xiso y vsriients occidental
de 10 cordillerA hsstA el O;eno Pasi.
foo -alsarzA el tAmaEo do un metro
7 mas do largo. So eAhezA 90 an.
eha, eublsrta d" gesnulasionss anna
rillas; su hocfeo geusso, su boea gran.
de y guarneeida de dientes puntisgu'
dos que pressntAn IN aureo ssmeiante
al que 10 eneuentra On eieltas espsciss
venenosas.
Y, on efssto, este haurio 90 vsns
noso, sl Gaico dc au espssis y Adn 81
solo rsptil de cara do ssrpisnts que
ofrece estA particularidad.
Es POGO eonoeido, y son muy con-
tAdos los sismplares exlstsntss On los
jArdines zool6gieos. LoA naturalistas
rsoonosen dos sspaciss do hslodermosi
el shsloderma horridumS y el shslo'
dsrma uuspectums. psro ambos hpos
90 ditsrsneian tan POGO, que tel yes
sean uno mitmo.
El helodsrmo 90 IN lagarto peso.
do, voluminosc, do marsha lsnta; aus
miemhros son eortos y mAeixos, su
cola redonda y pssada, % an ANIMAL
tsrreltre por exeslencla, y no sahriA
nadar nj lrspar los Arboles. III so
lor de 80 piel 90 amarillsnto. y todo
"a cusrpo est& aemhrado do Anillos
oseuros perfsctamsnte regulares. 90.
yss bsllas coloraoiones contrastan vi.
vamente con el nauseabund0 olor del
saurio. Cusndo 90 ataea oil helodsr-
mo, ae echa sobrs la eApalds, despide
ronees silhidos y lanxa una saliva
pegsiosa.
Dishoiams snte para los indigsnas
de 10 Amerisa Central, que llaman
ESQ arpi6n oil hslodsrmo, este animal
90 cAsi del todo nosturno; durAnts el
dia 90 esconds en- slgdu sguisro o al
| pie dc un Arbol y psrmanecs inm6vil;
llegada 10 nochs, sale dc ID guarida
para eaxAr, y &c nutre dc insestos,
lombriees y batrAstoa.
| Segdn obssr vaeionss y tsstimonios
/ de muchoI ns nsturaliatas, tuera de 10
asrpisrls, sl h 'lodromo o., como hs-
mos dieho, el Il leo rsptil vsnsnoso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
De 7ODAS parties
lmpott taci6n de orc en- los
Estados Unidos.. Condicio.
mes de los trahsportes.
ExTRICTA vIGILANCIA
Las victimas del boxe0 en- el
pals de los millones. .-Por
ganarse Glen dollars.

El mayor sArgAmsnto de rnetAlieo
cue 90 hA trAido 4 EE. UU. Aas
ba de llsgar on el vApor sCarmania's
do 10 Inca Cunard, procedepte do Ii
verpool. con SIS 275 500 on barras, VI
monedas do orc. El precioso metal
veria eonsignAdo en- su mayor paris
oil Banso Nasional de 10 ciudad "
los / arquercs K1hp, Losby Compa'
afs; otros Totes memories vinieroD pa
70 bansos particularss do Nueva York
Hsse amos, un vApor dc 10 lines
franeesa traio $7,700. 100 y Sus aSegu
radores manifestaron que ESQ era 10
mas que 90 Arriesgaban q sxportsr de
una scla vez. e tescro vino acondi-
sionado On doseientsz setsnta y eineo
eaias, cada uaA dc las suales Sonts'
mia treseisntss einsusnta librAS dc
ORC.
DurAnts 81 visjs estuvleron guar
dadas on oil sompArtlmiento para eau.
dalss que esta On 10 subierta princi
pal, yla vjgllAban dia y noehs trss
hombrss Armados que % relavaban
csda Eeis horAS
III embarque del dinero On Liver
pool, ss atsetu6 con todA clAss de pre-
cauciones, llsvaodolo 4 bordo en- CO
rros del * prese, blindsdos los costa
dos y teehos; en- sl muelle ssperAbsn
hUmhres ArmsdoE con rinW. Las mo-
ned q, de oro aon &gailaE dcb,es ams'
riesuas y pleas memories irg 'esss.
~
Enrique sIroihsamp, h'rmaro de
un iusx do psz, y Felipe Ryan. i6va'
nsa ambos y ufanos les dos DO aus
| proexas prg fstieIs, eouvinisron, me.
| diante una apussta dc $ 100 dsiar sen
tsdA do una vsz 40 supe ioridad, en- un
conn bate & pit udstsz1a que 90 verife6 en-
oil "a On dc b ale do Una tAbsrra en- el
eentro do Harrison, Nusva York.
Aeudieron al lugar de Is pe'sa mrlli.
sud de homtrea ds negoeics y pclllieos
del condado de W sstehntsr, ouienea
pAgaron 81 unos y s2 otro7 4 ID en-
|t.ads, para gcxAr de- es! ectAsulo.
De los sombatientss, Sire thcAmp
teria 10 NentpiA do 10 eStAturA y del
slcsncs, pero su edyersario estRba
mel 1r p p.epsrsdo para 10 pe!es. Co.
merx5 6atA y sigui6 con vAria fortuna,
hAstA gus atrolh;amp fce derribAdo
en- 10 Is ptlna arremstlda, do IN pr q o.
tsxo sobrs eI coraz5n. Auxiliado por
aus padrines, pudo lsvantarse el le
sionAdo, psro enWg aida perdi6 el co
uosimisnto, muriendo oil POGO ratio,
El homicldA 40 entrego & m!smo & 10
| iusiicia, y 6'ta % pfopone veridsar
detencionea entire los que ssisistisron
{ 10 que Aqui ss !IAmk G1iversi6Es.
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MONOS CON PRIVILEGIOS

La Soeiedal Protectors do Ami
males do X snoahA, Wisconsin, 80 hA
Alxado en- ErmGS, por decirlo al, con
ira los numerosos itAliAnos toe dores
DO orgAnillo qua { tImamsnts han
inundAdo squellA eiudAd, eEdA uno
con 50 mono. Un uiembro dc 10 So
eiedsd inveaGjg6 el trato que 50 dAbA
d los animAles 10 sneontr6 NO aolo
srusl, Sino deSmorslizAdor, puesto
que algunos de eaoa amin ales lrabaja
ban, 8 msior dicho, msndingAbAn pa
70 sus amos hAHta dc &c J sltorcs ho'
rAs diAriAs.
En- gran reunion eeIebrAda por
todos los socios, SO aCord6 que lop
mAsaeoE no trA.piArGn mas de suatro
horas, 30 psna de arresIo y eareel
para los itGliAnos. Dc Gqti q NADIA
a los monitos les van NnAlAr
busn EAlario y hAltA Sc les hA de yer
sentsdoA ca loa orgApilloa con una Ii
bretA de bsnoo dsbSio del braxo J
rfsndo en- las bArbAa de aus amos 81
YER som0 80 deisL ouAdtrnAn el hom
bro dSndnls 4 10 mAnigueta, mlentras
elloH RoXAn de az fusron J prerrogatI'
vas ds privllsgiados cludadAnoa.
lQdtn fuerA mono , no gscstI'
llarr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

sado que 10 tn.exl6n &c tel eolor so
brs las vidrieraI de su almsesp, sn
donds las ioyas Sc ex ban, haes qns
los diamanIsa lpEsan mas como topA
clos Qas somo brillantsS sfsclivoa.
Mr. Barnes rtelAma uus fosrts
suma por dGnjs y periuieIos, J tantos
abogadoG como iascsa 60 mIran unos
& otros las sAras, ain sAber que eami
no tomsr, - que no hIy pressed snGe
que, sn eAao aemsi ante, Autorice una
deeiai6p Ecsilada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
PLE|TO GuRIOsO

To ,ysro de n nih Adams Mas
sathusetV, L. u. BGrnes, quisn por
espGeio de cusrenIG Ahos hA viVido
de rsgoeio de diAmAntsS y dsmks
pistrss prseioAss, J on 6l hA lcgsAdo
AmIGAr buenA fortuna, he entAblAdo
sonIrA la C-mpaiiiA propisIAria del
sdins.o eonC edo en- dlehA poblaei6p
cor ell rombra de sNInxAnR Martin ,
snf ute del e4Al eIlt bituAdo 80 satA'
httl niento de ioyniA. pl'to, porque
dithG Corporssien hI hseh1 pintAr de
Eolor Amsril 0 les Larsdes exIsrioren
del sd.fslo, cato hG dado por resul
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DESDE TOA-yLTA
Pr6ximo meeting, Sc invita-
& los correljgionarios.
Bale de sOciedad.
SRTA. C. RODRIGUEZ
La policia denuncia a cam
pesinos que portap su ma
chete de trabajo.

El veinte y uno de la eorrientss
hAb' un grEndioso meeting unionists
on cate pueblo, segdn 10 ha dispuesto
el Comite, buatando 10 cohssi6n de
iuerzas y 10 disei pima para el triun'
70 en- 10 eampafa del prtxImo ssis de
Noviembrs.
Coneurri,&a diatipguidos or&do
res do San Juan y do otras poh!acio
mes.
Ell domingo en- In noehc, somo 10
tenfamos anunc'ado, 90 celebr6 sl bal
le en- ID casa de nusatro amigo don
Francisco Romero, durandc hassa las
dose.
EItuvo muy animsdo y eoneurrido.
Aver por 10 maflAra tuvimos el
gusto de saludAr do paso pars Ma
rapiito, & 10 angelieAl Csin Rodri
lgaez. pertsneeiente una atipguids
fsmilia de Toa bsis. que tiene nues
teos respeto y simpatiaA.
-sslurnino Rodriguez toca On
los treinta y einco an y figura on
el n1msro do los hraesros honrados y
laboriosos que iiene 10 jurisdiction,
ain antscsdentes que 10 lass!msn On 10
lmas insigntdeants.
| Haes algur 81 tardes que sali6 do
sus laSores agrfcolAs para su casa,
portando sn las mAnos el <mKehs!es
que utilizAbA para las miAmas. Ha-
ll6lo en- cl trayeoto el policiA Claudio
Torres y 10 oeup6 lA eitAda arma,
denuneiAndolo q Juzgado de Paz,
Iquien le impuso unE muItA y oil psgo
de eostas, que 10 ilenen recluido on Ia
careel pos dlez y siets dias.
| Va sAhem3s que tanto Q! gusrdis
eomo ell Jusx han ohrado tsAtando do
cumblir los preseptoh do la Ley Que
prohibs portar armss, de 10 Aasm bles
Legislative de Puerto REQ, Apso bads
en- Q do Mario do 1906.
Pero boeno aellA Al dMss $50,
casos, gus amb>a &c dilran en- lol
Ansecedentss Dc moralIdaiy husna,
eostumbrss do los individuos QUE q
Iiuxgan delircnentsF, y s0hre tcdo, Oh
10 que tsrminsnlsmea ate sstatuye sl a.
Ilisulo 20 de "a precitsda Ley.
nj tAmpoCo 90 aplita.& aludien
lido 81 Arlfsulo IL que sstAbleee laI
penAs que debsn imponer los iuecss d,
pbz III instrument dsnominaoo m0che
te. cuAndo 90 uaa 8 llsva do buena ie
por cl dueao6 voseedor del mismo, 60
mo requisite Indispensable do labors
| En- ess exiEemo dehsn tjarse mu
cho los iusceI para que ca aus fAllo
resplandezsA siemprs lA i'm mpAreialid u
Iy la iuItisia,
Qleae cumpla lR Ley, Que gAran
MA el orden J le morslidad en Ii
pueblos, aifvl ndo au t.rQgreao; 20
20 que iRmAs falEs sl rsspsGo y Ia con
sidereci0n para los hvmhres honra
dos, y& ssan rleoa mAGaAGss, va me
uestrs SO hcmlldea braseros.
Los Gus sirvsn 81 blen debsn Al
Z. eArE AZ Eu luGtJ gAlatd6n.
} (ORREsPoNSAL
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BURLAS Y YERAS
CaIsmidades sapluanerss.-
Suma y siQue. Alza on los
articuIOs de necesidad.
RAYA EN- ABUSO
RAYA EN- ABUSO
Todo por las nubes: el pan,
la leche, los huevos..... y el
carbon, que no seacab6.

AL NAL olor que dsspiden les bo
eAs do aleantarilla; & 10 plsga do
moscAs J de mofquitos pat6ger os que
NOS lsvantan ronehAs On 10 piel CON
sumen nusstra paeisneis; al polvo de
IL ealls que, en- espeAas solumnas, 90
NOS sntra por pusrtas y ventsnas q
todas horas, y NOS aa6x!a y ahcga,
tsnsmos que ~ sdir los hab!tsntes do
San J lan una ealsmidAd MAJ, y cuen
10 qus9ro hamos include entire esAs
aalamidsdss q los or&dorsa soeialis
tas.
Consiste e.a otrA calamidad % el
a'zA iniasiifeAda 8 improoedsnts que
suteen los arlisulos do primsrs nece
sidad, a'za que. por snde. tambiSn
nos haee sut,ir & nc osotros, afssi q do
NOS vlvamspts On 10 ma, sensible y
dslicsdo de nuestro ser; en- 81 bolsillo
On el sst6mago, sitio donds, seg6n
Campcsmor, llevan slguros pr6iimos
<la augusta sualidad de 10 soneisnsia. ,
Y no vale sefslar,
Volvlendo & nuertro tema, 10 le.
che, el pan y los huevoa y sl carbon
lque no llevA trszAs de keabarse) 10
expenden q presioA fAbulosos, txhor'
bitAntas
Todos sscs Articulos andan por
las nubss Aun dos deditos n aI alt
iaIto que los pobres 6 intslicea con
sumidores, hoy hArto conRumidoa, u
ven y 40 desean para aleArz Arlos y
casi, cAai tCcau el 6 elo con las m amos
qoedandose, & 10 Eoktrs. sin prinei.
pio y sin post.e, y con m palmo de
bGca Ablerta, pnr conde 10 euslSn
Eu sabor moteas, motQui!oI y moseo
n's y sntra sl polvo que % IN con
t'nso.
YIN, 40 soio re esultan caros, o..
riainos tA!ea a.tioulor, siuo que ade
mAs. por Il ,didurA, rssultan dc Is
sims ealidAd.
Los oarboaeros, verbigraeia, MOI
dan Ia lata Uvsya ai nos 10 dsr y POI
vsinte csntavoa. Pero On eamhio oh
saba ley de las compensA eioneal o.
carbon conisnido en- elias no 90 to-
eArb6E eE eiEao. Y ante csc abuse
iusolerAble Gl-6 msnos pusde haeel
I'm vecino b n!Ado por psciAso y pru
denie que EeA. que armarle I'M eisec
81 sarb >nesc, y otro al pAnAdsro. J
otso Al lech 80, y otso al h1evercI
PoYQue lAmb!en oil panAdero y o.
leeh,ro nos dan el pan y lA lseh, 4
H4mbio de dInero oonIante y sonAnts,
CON mermA on sl peso y On 10 msdida
ysl pan no es par, sino xuelA do 20
EAic, y 10 lschs no % leche sinc
Egas thlrls, muy cAt6lisa, ain duds,
per h'htr lido hArt1adA Sscn sodc
tAet6. l - CQuS sarcAamoll psro QUE
1etu.tlIiA Lei 1r, mush1 mejor, IL
10 ilerA ian sst5lica, como les cea
rrs & muehAs peraonaE.
Ytre decir del hleveroI
El husvbro 90 otro que lal IL
an goa y ccmpg nsroS marIirslI
No os fsis del huevero, 81 Oh
6escuidAts, os epddsAlA trAnQ uils men
10 los huevos passdos y no por aqua
slno pGssdos 81 natural, 10 euAl nj
psra 6bise, nj con mueho, para qua OF
* jA euAt.o ssntAvoE por eGdA uno
ANITA tAmsa. tx 1lotasi5n, ants ta
Atuso, 20 me Tregunto'
Ell earbonero, y 81 panAcero J
0, b levsro y el leehsro J hlstA sl pul
psro, que euAndo no es an iaiba sH Vi
pulpo Guo podrfan irls & Sierra No
renaS
SuArez dc MOta.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

Han nido nombrAdss para ler
vir sseuelaE en- Ahasso , LAres res
peetivamente, las mAeIIrAs preparato'
riAa set orltas Juana J NogusrAs y
Elena Palma