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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07
Worse than Bigotry.

A prisoner was brought before
a police magistrate. Here. on
eer." said the Judge, what's this
man chorged With"
"Bigotry, your honor" replied
the policeman, hes got thres
wives"
The officer looked at the ofilcer
as tho astounded at such igRor-
anee. he said, why. officer.
tnat's not bigotry-that's trieo-
nonetry.,'
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07
MACCABEE
CONVENTION.
State Convention Elects
Delegates to National
Review.

The Lady Maceabees Of Missouri
met in Kansas City last Wednes-
day. Miss Lillian Hollister. of
Chicago. latter whom Mexico Hol-
lister Hive is named) presided.
Miss Koehler. divorced wife of
w. A. Sommers, being jealous of
Mrs. Baikie. a prominent aud re-
spected member of the lodge, who
recently married said w. A. Som
ners. endeavored to create a
faction Owing 10 the tact of Pre-
siding officer, Miss Hollister, the
lodge went into executive session.
excluding UOn.delegates. during
the vote for national representa-
tives. Mrs. Baikie Sommers, com
mauder of the work in Missouri re-
ceived vote of endorsement and
confidence. The work went on
smoothly.
The following delegates to the
Supreme Convention were elected: /:
Mrs. Esther 'Risdon. st. Louis;
Mrs. Mary Gill, st. Joseph; Mrs.
Mary Nicholson, Sedalia. Miss
Elizabeth Sanford of Mexico was
chosen alternate.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

WE Price and family have
moved from Worcester TO this city
and make their home on North
jefferson street. Miss Virginia is
stenographer at the @. & A. Of.
fees in this city. Miss Elizabeth
will close her second term OF school
teaching at the Ringo school
next week. The MESSAGE is glad
to have this excellent family come
back to Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

Mrs. and Mrs. q, P. Warden re-
Gently spent q week 1t Seminole,
Indian Ter, the home Of Mrs.
Sudie Strotber Simpson. The
three months old baby OF Mrs.
Simpson is a thriving little black.
eyed beauty. They were i'm.
pressed with the prospects of th,
new country The Warden's viii
spend the summer on their farm,
south of this city.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07
Archery.

From the Hardin News Let
ter. Many of the girls are busy
praetieing archery for the contest
which is to take place next spring.
Mr.. Worrell. the ieweler. has Of
fered prize. a beautiful little
brooch, to the winner.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

The doctors and lobbyists aud
smallpox at Jefferson City seem to
be in cahoot. The doctors have
swollen Golfers while their patients
have swollen arms, The lobbyists
would have the Legislature adjourn
without passing the laws that are
their pet aversi0ns.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

Col. d. P. Dyer is appointed U.
s. judge OF Eastern District of
Missouri. The only objection
raised was Col. Dyer's age, the
present policy being to appoint
young men to the bench. D. p.
Dyer, Jri. is still young.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

DR.. W. w. Mcfarland. who
has been practieing medicine at
Auxvasse, has returned to Mexico
to resume bis practice here. His
many friends give him a glad wei.
come.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07
Horse Penned
Five Years.

Jesse Boosinger, Of Marine, H.,
a farmer. was fned $500 for keep
ing bis horse in a small shed for
ave years. The Humane Society
charged him with keeping the
horse there eleven years He ad-
misted imprisoning il Ave years,
He penped It 10 take his spite oul
because he became enraRed At Il,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

Several layers of real estate. ETC.. /.
etc., are being shoveled of the
paving on the business streets.
The resident section will likely
wait for a gully washing rain.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

President Diaz of Old Mexico
possesses span of horses pur-
chased at Roodhouse. III. he evil
deutly doesn't know that Mexico
is the horse center of the world.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

Harvey Hobson of Mexico aud
Mrs. Mary Mourning of near Mid
dletown were married last week at
the brides home. Squire l.. l..
Kirk officiating. .--.Wellsville Lead
ar
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

JudeeA. .A.Atkins Of CarlinsvilIe.
nl.. is visiting his nephew. Ban
Adams. and niece. Mrs. |. J. n,
Smith. OF Oak Grove. Mr. Ad'
ans had not seen bic uncle Ia shir.
sy-fiee years.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

Sweet Disposition. IT hre {
grains common.sense. one large
heart. Que good liver. plenty ol
fresh air aud sunlight. one bnshe
eonlenlment0 one good husband
DO nat bring 70 q bQll-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

The President asks, rs IL the
system or laxity Of management
which is responsible for such losses
OF Government money!" Don't
all answer at once, please"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

William Uhlrich of st. Charles.
Mo-, and Miss Rose Z. Hardy. of
Mexico. were married in Danville
Feb. 2S. 1907. .-Wellsville Record.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07
CAPITOL SAYINGS.
Five Sudden Deaths
That Sleeping Girl
"Splint" Barnett The
Smallpox Bugaboo.

Il
vote Of 10 TO 6, bill providing
for the initiative aud referendum
in this State. II is another at
tempt to bring legislation nearer
to the people.
Five men dropped dead suddenly
in this city last week, three within
36 hours OF each other. One of
these men was Capt. II. A. Swift,
a former warden of the peniten'
tiary and ut one time a judge of
this (Cole) county.
| jefferson City has a S2J, 200
Carnegie libary. 1t is a fne thing
and is we'll patronized by the pub
lie. wish Mexico had such an
institution, but ] might have some
conscientious scruples against ask.
ling Mr.. Carnegie TO help-cOusid.
Iering how he has tllched the people
to get his money.
That sleeping girl'' still has
spells of long maps. She went to
sleep about two weeks since and
did not awake for eleven days
not even to take her medicine
The local physician who is attend
ing her was asked the other day
his diagnosis of the case. or wha
was her affection. His reply was
Search me, l don't know"
An amendment offeredto the an
ti-lobby bill in the Senate at JET
ferson City, intended to stop the vi
: cious practice OF professional lob
byists Of writing bills and induc
ing members to introduce thi
; with the object to cucumber th
, calendar and cause confusion, wa
/. voted up--the people do not stan
9 for that kind Of practice.
!. The Kansas City Post observes
: Three Mexico men started to di
: after a mink which they had local
. ed. At the depth Of three fet
i they struck 3S blacksnakes an
J, blue racers. From this the Louis
lana Press-Journal observes that
a is no wonder Mexico raised he
v saloon license.
b Both Houses in the Legislatur
q have passed a bill prohibiting IL
{ surance companies doing busines
b in this State from paying any {
] their officers more than $50. 900
year. Missouri farmers. and II
2 rural population of the who
y country. who contribute more
these big salaries than anybody
will certainly very warmly eudorI
this action.
= ''Splint' Barnett. late Of Me,
: leo. is established Ia business her
!. 0e course be is whsre be can de
= with the horse; be Is one Of Il
4 proprietOrs OF Barnett q Turner
|. livery stable. Mr. Barnett WI
! training a tine horse the other dl
i ID front OF the Capitol building
( the wunder and delight Of a nuI
Der of members Of the Legislatnr
Barnett understands the horse ps
fectly and trains iine anims
y which are ahipped TO many dista
! parts Of the country. He eau
u most anything with a horse exec
nt make him talk.
Representative Hughes Of Cal
way county introduced concs
"a rent resolnsiou ID the Houss
d passed unanimously providing
70 1 clnb house 10 Jefferson City pl
yldlDe for boarding quarters
members Of the Legislature Ia
- lure sessions. board ODE furnisl
ss 1l 4 ilRnre 10 keeping with the !
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

Congress at Wa hingtoh will nd.
iourn March 4. champ Clark will
rrlt"n ia his hhne 10 Bowling
Gn.r.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

them in msrringe was said two
years ago but this week ihey re-
eeieved u kindly reminder from
the county recorder that there wss
no record of ilI. marriage aud that
they would better see about 1t.
The couple is feeling around on
the quiet to see whore they are l.at.
Let them blame the preacher for
not returning the license--t there's
where the trouble lies. They are
married all right. let us remind
them--they need not worry--and
1t will take a case in the courts 10
divorce them.
The metropolitan newspapers
have published 80 many white lies
about the smallpox situation here
that they really have begun to be-
lieve their own manufacture. A
New York newspaper u few days
ago telegraphed here for one thous-
and words on the smallpox situa-
ton ia jefferson City. Lately
there has been but one case devel.
oped outside the membership of
the Legislature--a lady in the
west part of the city. Two mem
bers Of the House and three clerks
are in the quarantine hospital, the
only ones that have ever been
there. but few days ago St.
Louis paper stated that the hos
pital was nearly full. tho it has
, six large rooms. The whole af-
, fair reminds me very much of the
ancient saying, The mountain
groaned and brought forth a
mouse"
The House considered.an automo-
: bile bill at a night session recently.
The bill was given a hard rolling
: went mp against nearly as many
q proposed amendments as Folks
q excise bill. 1t was at last agreed
. that the red devils might run or
a the roads If they would pay re-
quired license and behave them
selves properly; not run around q
. corner in the cities faster than
miles an hour, s miles an hour or
;. the streets. and Is miles an hour
4 on the country roads. l have al
idea that the bill will not suit
!, Judge 3. E. Kendall by several
!. notckes, but il he had been herr
he would have witnessed a nice lit
tie scrap over points in the meas
e ure, pro and con.
,s Charles Opel is one of the af
,f fiicted with smallpox in this city
a it is said. He is a prominent arch
le itect, having q wide acquaintanc
le over the State. He is leader o
to the Christian Science church her
, aud is a warm friend of Mr.
,e Charles Wade at Mexico. Opel i
not suffering much, we under
: stand. Some will say, because o
J his faith, Physician. heal thy
Al SELF" Wicked spirits once sal
81 that of Christ, Reuben" in "Hi
= Book" would make reply. Reu
.s ben. by the way, with some Of tn
= rest Of ms Ethinks the Christia
- Scientists are much misunderstood
:. THAT there is good Is their schisI
: You may laugh or sneer il 20
q want to. The Christian Sciene
4. view that there is no smallpox
!. jefferson City is nearer right tina
A. the guess Of some OF the big Gil
ot papers
The Missouri hen has been rel
ia. cknized By the Legislature.
- bill has gona thru both houses or
= afinR a corporate body by Il
name Of the Missouri State Pou
Tor Try Association. providing for u
ro- the appointment hy the Governs
80. 1Of a honrd of aaweu who shall eol
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

w. l. Reid of Armada. Mo-,
and Miss Myrtle Hunter of Bowl
ing Green were married in this
city Saturday by Rev. IL. T..
Truck.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07

w. Allen OF Rneh alll was IN
hlexIcn On business Thursday aud
inoiaertallg pushed up bic MEss
SAGE date.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-03-07
Mexico viii soon have a bsnd.
N+lIsviIIe bad a iuveniIe band

MartinsburR claims Dr. n
Lanivr as "a former resident.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-10
With the Great Hagenbeck-wallace
Aggregation the Finest
of Them All.
ft,t d.12} .@!llt

Some of the big shows are cutting
out the street parade this season and
there has been great deal OF specu-
.lation here as to whether or not the
Observation-Disclosures Combined Shows
win give street display or not next
Friday. The last show which ap-
.peared here did not parade and in
spite of the fact that the coming
show advertises. q parade there has
been a rumor that none swouldra.ebe
given,
The Telegram interviewed sone OF
the agents: of this. show to-day
and can announce positively that a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-10
STREET PARADE SIS SEX a=zss. /
A= BIG EEA TLZRE.
TI99t JEt a,i5gYot

NEfTtt5Na - ffHs Nsss - - z ~ ISL.
gorgeous street pageant-the long
est. most brilliant and most inter
-esting ever seen in Clarksburg" VIII
be given Friday, May II. aTs
Other shows have eliminated this
feature Of show day." the agent said.
Claiming that it interferes with
traffic, DISCREPANCIES the street car
system, rdemoralizes the community
and brings improbable unrest but
you cannot make B. E. Wallace, dir
rector general Of the Hagenbeck-
Wallace, Shows, -View..--thee matter.
from this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he
lwouldeas soon eliminate the clowns,
or cut out the elephants as to do
away, with the street parade, The
real reason that some big shows
have done away with this feature, ..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-10
Ia conclndAd. GO b rednce onerating:-

he concluded. lis 10 reduce operating
expenses BY doing away with, the
costly paraPhernalia for street uAs
and the expensive trapplings Tor The
horses Our show would not fhilR
Of doing away with the parade Il This
cost were quadrupIed." ggi MIMI
The business men Of -Clarksburg
win be particularly pleased that the
street display will not be eliminated
With this show because the large
majority Of them have learned by
practical experience that a parade Is;
q great booster to trade. There Is
ma denying that 4 circus OF thismag,
nitude viii attract people for silky
miles tnerery direction and it would
be- foolish to deny that the parade
does not hold this immense thfong
Of people in the business part of the
city for several hours. For obvious
reasons the street parade is general
Nv late in getting started and If the
people are held on the streets for an
hour or so 1t affords the local mer-
chant an excellent opportunity of dis
posing of his wares.
There is hardly person who
comes to clarksburg on show day
whosdoes not spend some money here
II the Hagenbeckr Wallace Show at
tracts twenty thousand visitors, it is
certain that each Of the twenty
Thousand will spend some money
with the hotels, restaurants, soda
fountains, dry stores, clothing
stores, shoe stores.o or the saloons. !
Business is always lively when. the.
people are: waiting for a parade and
If this feature of circus day were
eliminated the great crowds, would,
certainly spend, their stimei rnbbering.
around the, show lot, until time ito
file into. the tentas lGg!t Eosss oA
Without referring to the delight "a
street display gives stheI5 children
there are many reasons why tbs a.
feature, of show day., tne student
of natural history is interested in
seeing the Hagenbeclk animals. The,
artisan is interested in the massive
carved floats. The horse lover is in
ecstasy at the sight of the fine horses
such as Mr., Wallace always carries.
It ds the only opportunity many
school children have Of seeing the
wild beasts. IN this connection the
agent assured the Telegram man the
cages would be open which is more
liberal than some circuses are.
The newspapers in various Ohio
cities, where the show has appeared
this week speak in high terms of the
parade Of these shows and are en-
thusiastic in praise of the perform
ance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-10
SALEM COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT
/ A-A .-oczf
win Be Held the Second Week in
June-Good Program is 7eitas
- Arranged. aiat

\ The eighteenth annual commence
dent of Salem college at Salem takes
face the second week in June. The
blowing program has been ANNOUNCE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-10

yGrafton is to have a new launry
T. Hill Marshall. 81 WASH
formerly identiaed with West
Virginia state politics. Is to be in
charge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-10

Saturday, June 8.
$500 p. M. graduation exercIs
OF the School of Music.
Sunday, Juneq0
Is p. M, Baccalaureate address IN
President cortez R. 6clawson Theme
THE Dignity ofLabor. \ VI
Monday. june III.
I 1880 p. m, Glass Day exercises.
! Is p. M, session Of clionfan Ly-
ceum.
Tuesday, June IL.
10 a. M, session Of Philadelphia
Lyceum.
q p. M. annual meeting Of stock
holders.
fs p. M, annual concert Of the De-
partment Of Music.
Wednesday, June IL.
10 a. m, commencement exercises.
g p. M, meeting OF the Alumni.
IS p. M, closing lecture by Prof.
r. A. Armstrong, Of the Depart
ment of Literature, West virginia
University. subject. The Measure
Of a Man"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
JuDta E!c0Iar de PatiIIas

ANUNCIO. -Durante el pro
ximo aiio econ6mioo de 1907 a 1908,
funcionaran en- este pueblo a escul-
las graduadas, seis rurales y dos
preplratorias. Los profesores que
aspireu al desempeiio de cualquiers
de estas escuelas, pueden dirigh
sus solicitudes, debidamente docu
mentadas, al Secretario de esta Jun
ia, dentro de los diez dias siguien-
tes al de la fecha de este anuncio.
Las escuelas ruraleS de los ba-
rrios, tienen OCHO DOLLARS
mensuales para casa habitaci6n del
maestro. Lo que Sc auuncia de
acuerdo con 10 que determine la vi
gente Ley Escolar. i Patillas, JUNO
20 de Ioo7.-RAMoN LEBRoN, pre-
sidente de la Junta Escolar. d a S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
So W@M@E

Por no poder atenderlo su dueiio,
el hermoso Kiosko Arahe forma octo-
gonal, que Sc halia cncla,ado Ell el
ccntro del Parque plmer lcvanta do
sohre cimientos de is lulgadas de
espesor.
Is nno dc los mas boritos y ma
yores dc II Isla, quizas e nlejor, de
construcc 5n artistica Y c lbieIto con
carton i'm npermeab!e de la mel cali
dad que s. ha importado en- 81 pals.
Solo cuenta menos de uu aiio de
edifcIdo, y en- coldicicnes lie eXplo-
taci6n por estar smueblado conve-
nientemente.
Para condolences dc Compra pul-
den dirijirse a su dueiio, en- el propio
Kiosko, 8 en- su casa habitaci6n, calls
de Beraces, Caguas JUNO 2 de 1907.
JOSH BoADA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27

Sc VENDE. -Por no poder SUI due.
no atenderla, una fnca rustica, coinpues-
ia de SIS a 90 cuerdas, buenos pastos y
aqua; produce buen tabaco de calidad;
tiene 10 cuerdas de monte para maderas,
fncada de cafe, chinas, guineos y otros
frutos, cantera de cal; cercada de alam-
bre por un frente tiene unas cuebas
subterraneas muy paIticulares; casa de
10 varas, por :, techada de cine, un ran
cho de 20 varas, para tabaco, herramien-
tas muebles en- Ia casa; como IS cuer-
das son llanas, Para mas infonnes diri-
girse a su duefo JUAN NJ. PENA. En
Caguas. (Punto de tienda). 1928.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
JuOta E,coIaI Do Taa-baia

En- .ontran lose vacantes las es-
cuelas pdblicas de sta municipalidad
paya el pr6xino aiio escolar dc 1897
a 1908, Sc hace saber a los aspira ntes
a fin de que en- el ttrnino de diez dias
a contar desde la fecha Sc sirvan re-
mitir a la secretaria de esta Junta, sus
soiicitudes Ell union de los certihca-
dos que les acrediten para ejercer o en-
defecto de estos dltimos, el ndmero,
grado y tempo de duraci6n dc los
mos, asi como signifcar la clase de
ingles (Advanced, intermediate, Ele-
mentary 8 Correspond nce) y el tanto
por ciento obtenido en- los examenes
de ingles. --Toa-baja, tunio 20 de
I9o7.-LUCAs LUIS NELEz, Preslden-
te 5-4-d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
0AUisO

Por el presente hago constar
que con eota fecha, y ante q Nota-
rio de esta ciudad, Licdo. Den Ra-
mon Nadal, he ievocado el poder
que conferi a mi espoSo don Anto
MO Moret y que, por tanto, consi-
derlre nulo y sin niaglln valor to
do acto 8 conttaio que dicho senior
verifque sin mi conSentimiento.
GUYANA, IS dc nlo de 1907.
CoNcEPcIoN NAz2UEz DE Mo-
RET. I2-3-a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Acadia d. Ca1uy

Vacante las plozas de professor
de nltsicas y de inspector de IN
dustria y coluercio de esta localld'd,
el concejo en session del II del ac-
tual acord6 su publication por el
ternino de diez dias d contar desde
el primer n1mero donde aparesca
este anuucio. La primer plaza esta
dotada con $50 pesos anuales y la
segunda con noventa, Los pliegos
de condolences a que habran de so
meterse los aspirantes luna ctra
estan en- s,cre,alia a t'> '>poslci"a d'
cuantos deseen exam. arlos. = Ga
muy, JUNO IS 1907. MANUEL
ROMAN, alcalde. 1o-7 S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
4 los nae'tfos

he coniormidad con 10 dispuestc
en- Ia seccion 81 de lasleyes escolares
Sc avisa a los maestros que deseen ser
cont atados para ejercer en- esta mu-
r,ciiuliod,i III el proX mo curse, sc
siryAu I,mit,r sus soliciludes a eata
Jnuta au,,s d>l diA 80 del corriente,
acoulpaiiardolas de ! document S
creditivos dc la necesaria capacidad
para t des=mpeno del cargo, Sc So
licitan esp cialmente profesores r.
raIes. -Barraoquitas, Junio 20 de
1907 TOMAS PAGAN COLON, Presi-
drnte de | Tunta. 7-5-d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
CAROLINA IA

Junta Escolar Presidencia. =
Vacantes las escuelas de este distrito
escolar, Sc anuncian al p1bli1o,
para que los aspiraute, a su deSem
peno, prescnte suS solicltudes en- el
plazo DE- dirz 1fa<, que principilran
4 contar>~ leslie a publication de
est anuncio. Carolina ~ |ejunio
de r9a7. II PWiagaa, presidente.
Z. a S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Nuoi;ipio de Igua' lvenas

Sc encuentra Nacante la plaza de
Official dc Sandal de este municipio,
siendo su asignaci6n anual de move
cientos dollars en- el presupuesto &C
tual y de hi dollars en- el que Sc ha
aprohado para el aiio l9o7-I9oS. Los
sriorcs NC COS que deseen presentar
sus solici.u4cs pucden dlrigirlas al
que suscrlbe, aconpanadas de los do
cumentos uecesarios. Aguas Buenas
20 dv mayo 1907 -Josl. +. MORALES,
Alcalde Municipal swat
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Juutl fQOIlr de MOf0ViS

De confornidad con 10 que dispone
la seccion 81 de Ia vicente Ley Escolar,
Sc declaran vacantes dos Escuelas gradua-
das y sie;e rurale, que existen en- este Ter
mino Manicip4l. a fin de que los naestros
que dcseon optar 4 la mi>inas, dirijan sus
solicitudes docuGitntadas la Secretaria
de esta Junta. dentro del Iplazo de diez
dils.
MJrovia, y de JUNO de I9o7.-Juan
+. Silva, Pres1dente. 6-3 S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
MAGN|F|GO VEGOCIO

Por no poderlo atender su due
no s. venje el establecimiento
Washington Saloon situado en- el
meior puulo de San Juan Plaza
Baldorioty de Castro no 2S.-In-
formes en- el misno Establecimien-
10. loss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
4 los Alt2Tg0S

Fl zt d,l corriente qu,Ga an
vacautt4-t,d,S las escuela> dc eSta
muH'cipalilad
Los maestros cue deseen cor
ira u, pa,a q prGx mo curse s
collar, pueden dirigr sus solicitudt>
al secretario de esta Junta, don Sl-
lustiano Nilamll, hasta el ~ del
preSeute mes.
Este anuncio se pubiicala lc
veces seguidas a oontar desde la
fecha.
Mansti, Junio = de 1907.
/ Ganda
Trls dente de Ia Junta Escolar
10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
OSf R. NATHFU
SASTAE

Gale de San Francisco, no 81.
Cortes de moda y eSmero en- la contet.
ci6n.
En- trajes de Erase levita, smokings y
chaqueets, trajes de americarss y 70.
pa de drill sin competencis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27

Maquinas de petr6leo, la mas per-
tecta en- su clase; escojida, entire las
producidas en- los Estados Unidos
lie America, por la marina de guerra
rancesa para su uso.
Para todos los usos donde Sc re-
quiera fuerza.
Pfdanse catalogos y precios q stt
agente, en- Guayama.
ANGEL OLAZAGAST1.