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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21
DIED IN WATERBURY.
Former wa1lingford Man.

Joseph F. Quinlan, former resident of Wallingford, died in Waterbury yes terday morning after an illness of six weeks,
 The remains will be taken to the home of William McNulty in Yalesville this afternoon. Funeral arrangements are not complete.
 Besides a wife and one daughter, the deceased leaves three sons in Water bury.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21

Don't you think" asserted Mrs. Old castle, that the new minister was rather grandiliquent Sunday morn- ing7" Oh, I don't know" replied her hostess; "in fact, he looked rather pale and thin to me."-Chicago Record Herald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21
OBITUARY NOTES.
Edward Dwight Dickerman.

The funeral services of Edward Dwight Dickerman, who died at 1S7 Wall street May 20, aged eighty years, will take place Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from TAO Cottage street. The interment will be in Centerville ceme- tery,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21
A Broken Wire.

Owing to broken trolley wire on State street near Elm street, yesterday afternoon ten cars were stalled for about twenty minutes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21
Trolley Car Fire.

A State street car caught fire yester- day at Bradley street. No. S's chemical extinguished the flames.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21

Richard Golden will hold forth on the Hyperion stage in a new fantastic com edy by Edward and Harry Paulton on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, May 2S and 29. The play is termed "The Poor Devil'' and is said to give MT. Golden opportunities far in excess of those en- ioyed by him in any of his former character presentations. An excellent cast will support him, and produc tion of merit will aid its depiction.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21
aAt YnIe.s


 Some novel and effective scenic effects have been tried in the new college play "At Yale" in which Paul Gilmore and large company will appear at the New Haven theater on Friday and Saturday nights, this week, and at the popular matinee Saturday. At the close of the first act instead of the GUS tomary wait, the stage will be darken- ed and the curtain raised on a trans parent drop, which will gradually be lighted up to the blue of evening and finally to the red of sunrise. As the drop is rolled up slowly the banks of the Thames at New London, Conn.,, are shown in the distance. Gradually the distance is lessened until the banks ap- pear close upon the scene and the river with all of it's teeming life at early morning is present before the foot lights. Again. at the close of the sec ond act, a light transformation is seen. The curtain falls on daylight The drop curtain gradually takes upon it the growing dusk which deepens into twi- light and finally into night. 'Tis moon- light. The stars peep out here and there. The exterior of the Griswold house is seen in shadowy outline, which grows bolder and more clear and at last appears in the cleaTness of bright moonlight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-21
stole Gold watch.

John LOnergan was fined s5 and costs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The amateur baseball team
from Imb0den came down Wed
nesday afternoon 10 play the
amateur team OF this place.
Though the game was not adj
vertised. a fair sized crowd
went down 20 the Park 90 see
the game. and what was lack
ing i'm number was more than
made up for i'm the enthusiasm
of the "r0Oters.
The game started of well
with Lindsey Horton in the box
for the home team. Lotion
Flanary, a Dryden boy, pitched
for Imboden.
Horton was pitching fine ball
when the storm came up and
stopped the game.
The third inning, at the end
of which the game was called
by Umpire KnOesel, was re
markable IN that seven run.
were made by the home boys
with mary hit"
The only hit made was b,
w arFen, of Imbodens wis
( scored
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
FELL IN MUD-H0LE.

Sunday morning, Mayor Hor-
ton was called upon 20 hear the
evidence IN the case Of a gentle
man from Hancock county.
(Tennl. who had been amusing
himself by firing off his pistol
a number of times ON the pass
enger train from Norton that
morning.
The Mayor had shown his
leniency by fixing the offender
Ia n e. at the lowest possible
figure. and was waiting for
settlement. when the represen
tative from Hancock suddenly
made "a break for liberty. and
would possibly have succeeded
In getting away had hc uo'
stubbed his toe and gone down
ingloriously I'm the middle of q
mud hole near Goodies liver,
stable.
The officers We're GA him be
fore he could regain his feet
and he was taken, struggling
F 90 the c0lab0Ose.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

On last Thursday, a certain
farmer called on one of our
merchants with the request for
the loan of 81 90. The money
was cheerfully loaned by the
merchant, but imagine his sur
prise when be learned that Che
money was borrowed TO pay
the freight charges on a ship
ment of goods received from a
mail order firm. The merchant
who would be guilty Of extend
ing that man a cents credit i'm
the future ought TO be put out
of business.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
RECEIVED TELEGRAM.

Nc 3rair, one of the Gaps
new players. received a tele-
gram one day last week from
the Cincinnati Club playing at
Brooklyn asking if he could
play short stop with them the
remainder Of the season. Mr..
McBrair, who had signed up
with the team here until Sep
TENDER lst., regretfuily replied
that he would not be at liberty
TO consider their proposition
until after that date when he
would be glad to join them
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

Rev. Jno. G. Orr, the beloved
pastor of State Street Methodist
Church in Bristol, spent Thurs
day in the Gap. the guest Of
his brother, DIR. ID. +. Orr. Rev.
Orr was on his way 20 Confer
ence at Jonesville, "A 4
TO take a short vacation
among the scenes of his child
hood When questioned as TO
his plans by a reporter OF a
Bristol paper, he replied Il go
a-fishing."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
STATEMENT

At the Wise County Fair,
gotten up by the women of the
Missionary Society. the pro
ceeds amounted to 5000. Paid
To MIR. Sheppe for school Hall.
$3.50. paid 20 Miss krskine.
trainer. S29.OS, paid Miss Err
skinc's board. SllO0. leaving
S32 % TO the Missionary work
Mrs. w b. KILBOURN.
Treas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
SAFE INVESTMENT.

Darby Big Lump coal is now
1925. Suppose you buy now
and carry IL six months. That
is 20 per cent on your money,
besides it Is perfectly safe 10
have the coal. Ii won't spoil
OF go out of style - tons Ia
20 out of car this week.
u. q. Wolfe.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

.,. ., vi-~ c'ao',;
.a.cr mvseif = eandid~'e
s're.. n ,.cmmon~~aith's A'''fast
&c y. '.'- rosntv. and most earnestly
eiss '...nsr, and influence Of als-fhe
Isis ne =. .oontv. IL elected, prom
p r honest I, uon-partisan and r s: &C.
AZ HeV5i~~;nistration Of the Office IN
s's' " Yours very respectfully
LNrRrScE v. hEltN-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

" s0" , ~ Of June, 1906, IN Wise
+ ~. ,,.,. announced myself can
{ r lo-- T.,.,surcr Of Wise County, and
u Ter running quietly on the ,, ,r rae.
.s,s 7 hope TO have the full suit y, Z,
-rs free people IN the coming 1871
+, = Yours respectfully,
'euon' j. NJ. SLOAN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

U.s.
Miss Clara Norvell spent
Sunday with homefolks in Bris-
tol.
For fancy Stationery, see Gill
mer Drug Co.
f.. II. Fulton. of Wise. was a |
visitor in the Gap Saturday.
Our Drugs are as pure as our
Soda.-Keily's Drugstore.
Misses Flora Wygal and Mary
Cecil. Normal students, and
Messrs. Spseres and Head spent
Sunday at Natural Tunnel.
j. B. Ayers went over to
Bristol Friday.
'sThe Rabbits Foot, "a musi
cal comedy, viii play here to-
night under canvas.
Eugene Wygal, Of Dryden,
visited the Normal Thursday.
FOR SALE-Nice fresh mix
cd hay.
Big Stone Gap Land Co.
Ex-Judge w. II. Bond. attor-
Deys O. NJ. Wears, G. II. Pat
terson and other legal lights
were In town last week.
Hugh Eaton. representing a
wholesale house in Bristol
lspent Friday night in town,
driving through TO Dufiield
Saturday morning.
FOR SALE Nice fresh mix
led hay.
Big Stone Gap Land Co.
Mr.. r.. ID. Baker left Monday
morning for a visit 20 her sis
ter. Mrs. Is. l.. McLemOre, al
| Pounding Mill in Tazewell
county.
Misses Maude Willis, Myrtle
Riggs and Lula Moore and Mr.
VIII Jones, Normal students
were visitors at our Office Fri
day.
Try our floor paint. 75c wortl
will hide a multitude Of sins
-Kelly's Drugstore
Rev. r. $. Russell left for hi
3 old home i'm Canada Friday O
take "a rest and recuperate hi
health. He viii not, therefore
be i'm Big Stone Gap for severa
weeks.
a. ID. Bentz. representing tn
{ international Correspondence
Schools. spent Thursday nigh
in the Gap.
Prof. Il. II. Sheppe. Jno. $
, IHamblen and DR. ID +. OR
went down 20 J0nesville Satul
d day 20 attend District Confer
ence.
?, lee Cream Soda DC. Gilm,
u Drug Co.
Miss Lula Moore left Monda
2, for Knoxville 10 spend som
FL time at the Summer School 4
the South.
e Before returning she will Wis
E, Chattanooga. Chickamaug
p. Rogersviiic Junction and 9TH
points of interest IN Tennessee
D. Misses Mary Cecil and Flo
IN Wygal. two of Dryden's preti
ID girls attending the Norma
were visitors at our office Thur
e. day.
N New line Of tablets and b'
papers. Eaton Hurlburt's al
e Whitney 's.-Kelly's DrugstoI
u Mrs. Colbert Jones, who
husband died at Cadet recent
n has been paid 100000 inst
he ance by the lodge of Mode
d Woodmen of America at I'll
place, and 100000 by t
Mutual Life.
Miss Myrtle Riggs. who d
-, been visiting her sister. NJ
Kennedy, at Nasty, Dickens
.er Co, returned TO her home
East Stone Gap Sunday Mig
lie, Miss Clara Hearon left Sat
L II. -.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

Nt0&tf We ttrIE< mas fftUtN t'u u
her home az Big Stone Gap. -
Chandler Cor. Jonessille Star.
Mrs. j. VI. Goodloe and Miss
Sue Goodloe, of Big Stone Gap,
were visitors here yesterday,
being guests at the Hamilton
Bristol Herald Courier.
The editor with h,s better
half and children. Misses Be
atrice and Mary Gobble and I
Mrs. Eula Young BerrisfOrd, 4
spent Sunday afternoon at Nat 7
ural Tunnel.
NJ. G. Glass and his cousin,
Miss Lucy Glass. of Van, are
attending the normal at Big
Stone Gap.-Lone Branch Cor.
Jonesville Star
r. NJ. Young, Z. S Govern
ment gauger and store manager.
well known in the Gap. has had
his Offices transferred fro IN
Lynchburg to Luray, Va.
Josephine and Greed Kelly
left Tuesday morning for a visit
TO relatives at TazeweG They
were accompanied as far as
Norton by their mother, Mrs.
j. w. Kelly.
FOR SALE CHEAP Good
store house and lot near Keo-
kee. Lee County, Va Good To-
cation. Jno. W Chalkley can
give information.
L. b. Brown.
Leonard, Ky.
Miss Thaxton, the popular
instructor in primary reading
methods IN the Normal, accom-
panied Miss Hearon as far as
Natural Tunnel Saturday. re-
turning on the eN ening train.
Misses Thelma and Eleanor
Baker are visiting at Judge
/ Pennington's in Lee county
Miss Mary Baker went down
Saturday 90 attend Conference
at Jonesville.
/ People, show your enterprise
/ by patronizing your home mer
lchants. Keep your money IN
circulation i'm the community
Every dollar sent 20 the cata
, logue firms are dollars gOn,
, never TO return. Show YOU
enterprise.
Misses Irma and Bernice OR
with their guests from Missouri
, Miss Vera Willis and Poll
, Wolfe, (who had the misfortun
. TO lose his haD. Lester Parsons
Isaac Taylor. Will lessee am
Guy Pugh went over TO tn
. Tunnel Sunday morning an
spent the day.
w. +. Harris. Of Richmond
prominently known i'm this sec
ticu where he has eXtensiv
r coal interests, and formerly
resident of Big Stone Gap, speu
Sunday in the Gap.
3 Kari and Willie Baker an
{ visiting their grandparents j
the country this week Will
t left careful orders 80 have Oh
J., Post sent 20 him SO he can kee
IT tab on the bail games.
" j. NJ. Goodloe, (the bad 'un
a is a grass widower these day
y his "better half" with Mii
J, Sue, being at Tate Spring
= Mrs. GoOdlOe has Mr.. Hall
promise, however, to see TN
"Uncle Jack" does not get il
x to mischief while she is ava
ID and that Miss Marguerite, oni
e. drives behind the white ponie
Sc Roscoe c. Young, a prom
y, nent citizen of Pennington Ga
7 was a visitor at the Norm
m Friday. Mr.. Young was a 81
Is dent at William a n d Ma
ne College during the session il
closed. He Will enter the b,
40 ton School of Technology afl
y he finishes at William a
- Mary, and complete his scit
Of tific education.
1t. The members of the Pres
- terrain Church have grant
IN their pastor, Rev. Rcber \
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

II ceA
ID u Garrett, of MilligaD,
Inn. was in the Gap Nednes-
b..
" F. McSpaddin, of Bristol,
&asin the Gap several days
4 = week on business
Attorney b. II. Sewell, OF
3onesville. was a visitor in town
bst week.
e. = Harris. of London, Ky,
xas in town on the 26th-
r. S. Adams and c. c. Kelly
~ down from Dorchester
Friday.
WI smith, a Norton trav-
sling man, was in town last
beck.
COL i b. Richmond, of Gate
Civ. spent Monday IN the Gap.
TJ Kahn was over from
Bristol Mondy.
H vs.. Fugate, Of Russell
bounty. was a visitor In the
Gap Thursday.
G.J Grommet was down
bonn Appalachia on the 25th.
w. b. Hancock. of Norton,
BIAS a guest Of Mr.. Shanklln's
Thursday
up Mcconnell, of Emory,
b., spent Thursday IN town.
RIP. Henry, of Richmond,
Na.. was In the Gap the last of
the week.
Fountain Pens-with "a full
Guarantee from Sloo up.
-kelly's Drugstore
II T White was in town
Thursday from Bristol.
Mrs. j. d. Fields, of pineville
BY. spent Thursday night al
Pie Eugene.
II Rowland. of Philadelphia
Tas registered at the Hote
Eugene ON the 25th.
S. r.. lessee took his littl,
dangter. Ruth, TO Bristol sun
pay % have an operation per
Formed ON her throat.
Rev. Robert McInturfI con
Quoted services AT the Christian
Church sunday morning an'
evening
d 4. Hoskins. of Pineville
Nv was "a visitor IN tow
Wednesday.
/. ~. Marles. of Embreevill,
Tenn. was a guest at the FL
gene Wednesday
j kemper Turner, of Norton
was IN town last week In th
interest of the Modern Woo,
men of America.
FOR SALE Nice, FIRE $
mixed hay.
Big Stone Gap Land Co
Frank A. Groesclose was ov,
from Bristol Sunday.
S. W. Searles, of Embreevill
Tenn, was q guest of NJ
Shanklin's Sunday.
o. L. Wiley, of Wincheste
and r. l. Talcott, of Londol
were among the representativ
OF the Bluegrass State in tow
s. last week.
Miss Pearl Sinclair reached d
Jap Monday from Mama, Fla
and gave a reading at Soho
Hall Monday night.
Miss Lessye Shuler return
nome Sunday night after ;
d extended trip to different poir
81 OF interest.
Quite a crowd of Big Sto
Tapians spent Thursday at
Natural Tunnel.
W. I. Davis was register
from Pineville, KY, at t
Eugene July 25th.
j.. r. Sampson was up FRI
Alddlesboro on Thursday
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

We have noticed OF late that
many shipments OF goods are
being received from the mail
order firms by the citizens OF
this section. Show your enter
prise by patronizing your home
merchants.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
Ia RE1NA MARGAR1TA

Bah! grit6 Coconnas sotando caScaada hab@iS
convertible senior OH HabSs tornado determination
tada ~ :,
- -Senor continue La Mole la miSma seriedad, haba
hecho voto de converrme 81 escopaba del degaello
Condo respondi6 e pamontes TN voo muy prudende
v por clio os feicito: ino habSis hscho nng1n ptro
ST. sehor he hecho otro respOnd6 La Mole acarcando
su caballo perfecta tranquidad.
-iCua? respOnd6 Coconnas. /
Ell de cogaros ALA aba ai aquel cavo que parece
que esta esperanto debajo del sehor de Coligny.
-Como djo Cocennas; vvo todof
NO caballerO despue de haberos atravesado cuepo
con mi espada.
Coconnas puso c,or de pdpura vdes oo lauza
ron laInas.
De veras? djo aire bur6n iconquo de ese clavOf
ST respondio La Mole, de cavo
-Es que Sois bastane alto para clio, cabaleto djo
Coconnas.
Entonces montare sobre vuestro cabalo seor ragabs
Coonnss que puede asesnar Improvements Ia gen baoe no.
be honroso preexto uno! que bobada Agun
da hombre hombe hoy ha egado Bas
de haceos aco de pistoetezo
peo apuntaa NAL porque emba la de las hedas
que traidoramente me hiCiSteis.
mi caafea grto Coconnas saltando de su cabaLo Al
sueo iaprisa, mano la espadal
Yempuho la espada
.Creo que tu hug onote k ha amadocaa fea niumuro Ia
duuuesa de Nevers dido de Magsrta lie feo
Es beisimo djo Magarita rendose forzoso confesaf
que cera hace nusto sehor de La Mole pero Caa Ober
vemosl
En efeco La Mole apeo anta pecpi'
an habia empeado Coconnas quito capa de color
la puso Ell e suelo r6 de epada puso guardis.
-Ay! hzo al aorgar el braso.
If murmur6 Coconuas al tender e suyoi pues e ecor
ecordara entranbos estaban hedos hobro era ma
taral que les cauara doo cuaIquer movimieno rapidO
Son6 entire los atorsles una carcaada NAL conenida Las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
EDICTO

I'm Ia Corte dc D,>:rto del Distrito
Ja licll de GLiyana. P. K.
Estsdos Unidos de America.
FL Presilente de los l;.E. U.U. B
SIS.
NJ lteo Ru3lbAdo rlemandan-
tc. Versus. Arcadia Glrced Colon,
demandado. Cobro de dinero. Ci-
vii niimero 362.
Jose Juan Vidal Marshal de ID
Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judi
cial de Guayama, P. r,
Hago saber: que en- cumpli-
miento de una orden de ejecuci6n
Iexpedida por el seiior Secretario de
esta Corte de Distrito Judicial, en-
el pleito arriba titulado, en- cuyo
lpleito obtuvo el demandante el pri-
nero de Septiembre de 1906, una
resoluci6n a su favor, contra el de-
mandado por la cantidad de ocHo-
cIENTos sEsENTA oCHo DOLLARS
sEIs cENTAvoS, con mas los in-
tereses, legales que Sc devenguen
desde Ia interposicion de la deman-
da hasta el total pago de la deuda
" las costas del juicio.
/ Por tanto: en- cumplimiento de
Idicha orden procedere a vender Ell
Ipublica subasta la fnca que des-
Icribo Finca Rustica: Compuesta de
IcUARENTA CUERDAs dedicadas 4
Ipastos y siembraS de frutos memo
res radicada Ell el bafrio aSudD de
|. Cidra, colindante al Norte con don
Ecolastico Ferrer; por el Sui con
dofia Carmen Muiioz y don Manuel
Santiago; por ell Saliente con don
Ramon Santiago y por Ell Poniente
con don Jose Botet y don Antonio
Rivera Caraballo, cuya fnca Sc ha-
lila inscrita 4 nombre del demanda-
do Arcade Garced Colon, folio 2o7
! Ivuelto del Tomo Sexto de Cidra del
Registro de la Propiedad de este
81 Distrito.
Dicha venta tendra lugar Ell
mi odcina, sta en- el mismo edi6cio
en- que Sc encuentra instalada la
ICorte de Distrito, por subasta p1.
: blica al mejor postor, el dia ONCE
: de Mario venidero de 1907, 4 las
: dos de la tarde; advirtiendose que
a no Sc adnitira postura que no sec
|; en- moneda eAMERIcANAS y Sc ad.
judicara al mejor postor.
II Dado bajo mi frma en- la Cit
q dad de .Guayaml, P. r. d I6 DE-
lie Febrero de 1907.
l. JOSE JUAN VIDAt.
Marshal de la Cotte de Distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
AtEtANDRo DUMAS

Cus sus cabaos detras de estos machaba Mar,
gaa todaS las damas que compoan 10 que amaba
dn voante de rena cerrabn la marcia los pa los cuderoS
los lacayos el pueblo: total, diez null personas.
De la horca principal penda inorme cadaver
negro manchado de nge cuaguada de odo banqueado por
de povo AL cadaver faltaba cabez Por 10
tanto eba supenddo por los pies Por 10 dema popuacho
ngenoso Sempre haba sustudo la cabeza po
too de paa cubieo carea cuya boca vea
mcndadiene ueo sin duda agn chusc enerado de las
costumbres del almirante.
LGgubre extao espectculo presentaba auto elegane
don hemosa dana desando procession pnada
por Goya por medic de queos negruzcos esquetos de
aqueas horca de argo deScanados brazos Cuanto mas
posa algeria de los visantes mas
Slenco la fra insensbdad de aquelos cadaver objeto
bua que hacan eemecer los msmOS que proferian Sumo
abao costaba agunOs soporar aquel horrible especculo
gupo los hugonotes converdoS dsngua por su
paidez Enrique que graude que fues impo la dos
de dmuo que conceda celo podfa resisto
taudU nfecto hdor que esparcan aqueos meros
apximsndose Carlos TX que ado de Catalina haba dee
nido ante los restoS del amrante, lie dijo:
Sehor lno parece Vuestra Maiestad que pobre
Cadaver depde obdo hedor para deteneos aqu mas tempo
Te parece asi Enrque3 pregunt6 Carlos k animandose
oos una feros algeria.
ST. sehor.
-Pues soy de til opinion Siempre despide buen
olOr el cad&ver de TN enemigo.
Pof Dios sehor diO Tavannes tc6mo sabiendo Vuesta
Maesd vista que amos seor amante no ha convi
dado de poe Pedro Ronsad hubiera hecho
en- e actO un epitaho al pObre vejOl
NO necesdad de kl para ESQ., dio Carlos TX 10
Carlos TX depues de haber refexionado I'm nstante:
Yace aquL.. perO no, NAL expresado,
Para el tai palabTa nifty cortSs;
Al amirante tenes aqui colgado,
falts de csbeEa, por los pies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
0TRIS IOT|cIE
s
Sesiones del ComitH terrific
rial del partido repabGca.
no.-E general Davis.
DESDE JuAMA-DIAz
Hospital municipal en- pro.
yecto. -CondenSs extingui.
das. - Enfermos.

Hace dos dfas que viene cele-
brando reuniones el Comite terrific
rial del partido republicano, bajo
la presidencia del DR.. We've.
En- el vapor del microbes
pr6ximo embarcara para Venezuela
el General americana Mr.. Davis.
Hoy cumplieron sus senten-
cias en- la carcel municipal Elias
Gonzalez y Herm6genes Bonilla.
Para curar IN resftiado en- m dis
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUIH1NA,
81 boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La frma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
DE Juana Diaz nos escnben
sEl Ayuntamiento, segdn se
nos informa, en- una de sus Ultima.
Sesiones acord6 hacer el hospita
municipal en- proyecto por admins
TRACTION.
Llamamos Ia atenci6n de 10.
honorables Gobernador y Secreta
rio de Puerto Rico acerca de 10 in
moral que resulta el que una obr'
en- que han de sastarse algunOs mi
llares de pesos,se haga de ese modo
cuando publicado el remate de 10
trabajos Sc han presentade postore
de responsabilidad que no han sid
admitidos porque no convienen
los intereses del seiior alcalde y d
los senores del Ayuntamiento. IFS
te 6ney 81 que parece que no ten
ranilla! Esto es 10 que Sc comenta.
-ContinIan guardando cam
don Tomas Cespedes, secretari
del Ayuntamiento de Ponce y do
Luis Bogal, encargado del repes
| del Melcado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
INPRE!IOIES IT7EVlDIl!

(CoxtiaGaciSx de Ia t4giaG ~
pongamonos en- contacto iterario
con los pueblos que nossson a6nes
por los iazos del idioma y de la ra.
"a; cUltivemos el recuerdo bendito
del origen, que asf procediendo,
mucho habremos hecho en- el CANT
no de asegurar nuestra personali'
dady levantar la patria del espfritu.
M. CuEvAs ZEQUEIRA.
En- Luquillo 1907.