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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-03

independents won by ........ 2S7
The Independents gave splendid
exhibition of bowling last evening at
the Drextl alleys and won in handy
fashion from the Drexel tea u. At no
stage of the game was there much
doubt as to The result, the .ndepend-
pnts leading from the start.
The Independents in their last game
rolled one of the few games thus far
during the season which totaled 900
IN this third game the total was 800,
bringing the grand total to 2545.
which is one of the high series of the
year
The indie ndents were in good
form and two games of over 200 were
registered, while every bowler had a
fair average. Conn was first with
high game of FOG and high average of
1884. Harry l,ing was a close second
Il with the other three howlcrs closely
following. *
For the Drexels Britt led with high
average of 10.
As the season nears an end the con-
tests are becoming better each week
and the race Is closing together with
The first three clubs in a great race.
last evenings score In detail:
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Reason Enthroned.

Because meats are SO tasty they are
consumed in great excess. This leads
10 stomach troubles. biliousness and
constipation. Revise your diet, let
reason and not a pampered appetite
control then take a few doses OF
e.'hamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
.e's and you will soon be well again.
liy 1t. For sale at Wilkinson & Co.'S
r,narmacy and ]. F. Kiedais,h & Son $
urug store. Samples free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-03

bladder remedy, be-
cause of its remark.
able health restoring
properties. Swamp.
Root fulhlls almost
every wish in over.
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid
neys, liver, bladder
and every part of the
urinary passage. Il
Cnrrecf froh;1itv fr
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JOHN L. SULLIVAN
TO TRY ANOTHER TURN
having Tried Everything Else the For
rner Heavy Weight Champion
is to Dip Into OccuItism.
[Gate City Special Service. |

lGate City Special Service.l
SEATTLE, Feb. 3.-Having dipped
.elerously into about everything else,
.Oun l. Sullivan is aout to launch him
sell into occultism.
Inc one time champion of all the
0Aamps is planning a resurrection
naturalization or some other
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Binghamton, NY. The regular fifty-cent
and one-dollar size bottles are sold by
all druggists. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
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INDEPENDENTS
DISPLAY FORM
~, asst Evening From the Drexel
Team, in Contest Marked by a
Number Of Very Good
Scores.
TOTAL WAS 2545 PINS

,rn Back to Tie With the Grand
leaders For Second Place-sea-
son Nearing an End-keo-
kuk Bowls Tonight.
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Do You Get Up
With a Lame Back2
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everyone knows of DR.. Kilmer' 8
Swamp Root, the great kidney. liver and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-03

hold water and scalding pain in passing it,
or bad effects following use of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night.
Swamp-R0ot is not recommended for
everything but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy you need. 1t has been thor
ough1y tested in private practice, and has
proved SO successful that special ar
ranyement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have sample bottle
sent free by mail, also book telling
more about Swa1np-Root. and how to
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find outif you have kid
ney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention
reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to
O. ~
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JAMES c. DAVIS
MAKES A REPLY
Counsel For the Northwestern Tells
the House Committee That
Some Rules Are Out
rageous.
COMES TO DEFENSE
COMES TO DEFENSE
Denies That the Railroad Commission
Of the State is Anything
But Good lnsti-
tuition.

The following from the Register and
Leader of Des Moines will be of in
terest to Keokuk friends of James C.
Dayjc.
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Results Last Evening
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Independents.

7s5 500 $50 s4s 1-s
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wear. The creator surely never con-
templated such thing or he would
not have endowed human beings with
reason.
Because the Kanass youth obtain
liquor from the jointists easily where
they could not obtain it all from re-
sponsible saloonkeepera. The pres
ent law is no protection for them.
Because the law is a sentimen-
tai, and not a practical one, -
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MASS MEETING To,
FORM STATE LEAGUE

jackson, Miss. March lS-A meet.
ing was held here this afternoon to
form league for the enforcement of
the state law to close blind tigers"
and other liquor law offenders and
make Jackson ''the cleanest, safest
and most lawabiding city in the
South. Delegates from all parts
of the state are here. and they may
stay two days.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18

city would find its into way the
Golfers Of the electric light plant
"With municipal ownership we
believe the city can be properly
Illuminated at small cost anc sup
piled with sufficient reyenue from
the plant to pay for the cost of opera
tion and eventually the cost OF con-
structiop.
''Florence depends largely upon
tho contiguous territory and sur
rounding communities. We demand
that tile affairs of the city be con-
Quoted Mt all times in manner which
will guarantee and protect the rights,
individual and otherwise, of our visit
ors from the outside. We desire to
promote and maintain the most cor
dial relations with them and pledge
our candidates. If elected to this end
btlltNlDs tDNt nv li4lE w b'h
Florence is on tho eye Of more pros
porous aud progressive future, much
attention should be given to our
streets They should be kept clean
and we'll graded. Our bridges made
substantial and the Civic improve
ment league now in existence and
working had for the beautifyiDg and
betterinent of the city should be given
substantial encouragement and assist.
ance.
'Firm in tho conviction that we
are right. assured each aud ever y in
terest in growing community should
be most carefully considered we
pledge our candidates to the carrying
out of the principles herein enunciat.
ed. 4"
1t Will be noticed that the platform
saws things and is not only an en-
dorsement of few candidates, but
pledge to all the people of Flor.
ence. Do the voters wish to cast
their vote for the party which comes
out in the open, or the one that
has not promised anything? This
is question that must be decided
entirely by the reader.
The Democrats have gone on rec.
ord and must be responsible to the
people after election. This is a point
that is not to be decided by the read
or, but by the party And you can
bet your last dollar, and win, that
every plank will be fuldlled to the
letter.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Mayor-J. NJ. Snow.

Mayor. NJ. Snow.
Aldermen, First ward-James L,
Clausen and A. Nj. Smith.
Aldermen, Second ward-W IL.
Mitchell and W. Y. Thornton.
Alderman, Third ward-Jay Sweet
and T. b. Armstrong
City Tressurer-Thomas Blunt.
City Clerk Mamie Woods.
City Attorney-George II. Wilkes.
City Marshal-John Miner.
Street Commissioner-J $. Mack
ey.
Water Commissioner-Josepb Lloyd.
Police Magistrate--J. j. Sanders
City Engineer-A. b. McFall
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18
DEMOCRATIC PLEDGES.

For the benefit of those who have
not read the platform Of the Demo-
cratic party, The Tribune prints it in
ull below. This platform was uuani-
mously adopted at the city conven-
tion held on this evening of March A:
eve the Democrats of the city of
Florence in convention assembled re-
affirm our nlleg lance to the principles
of Democracy as enunciated by Thorn
as jefferson.
"We hold that the people should
rule That the best government is
that which ia conducted In the inter
ests of the whole people.
"We demand that the government
of the city of Florence shall at q II
times be administered in the interests
of all. and that it shall be economic
oally. progressive and equitable.
ave further demand that the $685.
600 of excess warrants now standing
out and bearing interest against the
general fund of the city shall be re-
duced and disposed Of as soon us pos
sible. That during the past two
years, the indebtedness of this fund
has not bean decreased, and that such
a condition tends to the injury and
good name of the city.
eve further demand that our city
officials shall use their best efforts at
all times to increase the revenue of
the city, and do not hold that tho
extravagant expenditure of money
and the reduction of the city in.
debtedness by "a direct tax is the
best or modern form of government
eve demand rigid enforcement
of all of our ordinances and due
observance of the state laws in nc
cordanco with the oath of office.
''Wo condemn the practice of city
officials dealing in city warrants and
hold that It tends to the continued
depreciation of them and at this time
demand that the financial affairs OF
he city shall be so conducted that
our general fund warrants shall be
disposed OF at par instead Of at de-
probation of five per cent as now
existing.
Further Democracy believes that
tho franchises of the city should be-
long to the people of the city, who
alone are responsible for thoir value
and demand that DUST as soon ms OK
pediont, the city erect and manage
its own municipal electric light
plant, pleuging our candidates il
elected, TO proceed with this object
In view
''With wator plant IN frst clasl
condition. with revenes acruing from
fnme equal TO three or four times the
cost OF operation and the interest on
the bonds, IL ls possible with the
power involved TO erect aud maintain
municipal electric light plant
which will give us light much cheap
er and much brighter thau ut present
received
"That undar present conditions,
tho city properly lighted and sufil-
cieDtly lighted, would entail such
an enormous expense that much
Of tho revenue now coming into the
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18
UNEouALep AS CURE FOR GROUP.

Besides being au excellent remedy
for colds and throat troubles. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is unequaled
as a cure for Group" says Harry
Wilson, of Waynetown, ind When
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18

than ten bills involving the obssrv
ance of the Sabbath day are before
the committee
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18
SABBATH BILL

Albany, March iS-The Sabbath h
day has its inning before the assem-
bly, codes committee today. No less
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18

Fine concert, uuexcelled dance mu-
Harp orchestra. Nor
gan hall, Monday evening the 22d of
March Given by the Elks. Don't
miss 1t. 1913
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18
KANSAS TESTIMONY.

the request and state below some Of
the facts that have weighed material
ly with us:
"1n our Judgment the law is fail.
ure
because it does not prohibit.
because 1t is not enforced in a
half dozen counties In the state
Because the sentiment of the
people Is against its enforcement,
and such being the case local officers
cannot secure convictions under 1t.
Because it does not stop the sale
of liquor. inasmuch as 1t is patent to
all who care to know that all who
want liquor can Obtain it,
Because 1T simply transfers the
sale of liquor from licensed saloon
keepers to Missouri wholesalers and
brewers, and throws the retail bust
ness into the hands Of jointists, boot
leggers and men who have no inter,
ests in good order, morality or taxa
tion.
Because many men who talk pro-
hibition on the street and in church
receive liquor by express. and drink
it as they always did
Because these same men are hypo-
critics, and this law. which they
created, psrtakes of their nature.
because under its workings liquor
is sold and no one but the National
government realizes a license from
its sale.
Because its operation is mockery
in every large city in the state, in
many of which bars are openly run.
Because everybody is aware of
this state of affairs, and contempt
for all law is bred and foste-ed.
because fruitless efforts to con-
Wet offenders roll taxes up on law
abiding citizens.
because in this city of yelling
ton, for instance, city officers, resliz-
ing that liquor is sold, and feeling
that they cannot convict offenders,
override all law and exact monthly
tribute from joints and by so doing
become breakers of tho law them.
selves and bring the city into disre'
pute.
Because the same feeling md
the same line of action obtains else
where
because the joints sell n fluid
for whiskey that ruins a drinKsr ply.
scially in n few months
because is retards Immigration
and sends lovers of personal liberty tC
other states.
Because believing this they thinf
the law inimioable to the states best
interests, aud only raise their eye
brows when offenses against it ar,
mentioned.
because the laws most arden
supporters are the politicians VIII,
use 1t to promote personal ambition
to the detriment of the people.
Because the express ccinpanie
are the willing aid of the Missour
brewers and rumsellers and are doinl
what they cnn to alleviate the suffer
ings II tho prohibited kansans
because the law induces people t,
keep liquor in the house and DIR ink i
regularly who would otherwise drinl
1t only occasionally In q good saloon
Because II is built upon theor,
contrary to human nature. Forbi,
nu American to do thing he know
he hns right to do, aud ho will dt
1t to show his indeponence II for nj
other reason.
Because property owners who pro
foss to be prohibtionists will rem
their buildings and rooms freely t.
men whom they know are tratliccrs IL
liquors.
Because as long us liquor IL mad,
men will drink 1t.
! because many talk prohibition
with whiskey -ladoned breath,
Because men ran not be told au
tboratlvely what to eat. drink oil
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18

Barney Ginsberg is NOV ing from
2l9 East Fourth street into the house
vacated by Henry Rodda who recent
ly moved to Las Animas.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-18

given as soon as the croupy cough ap-
pears, this remedy will prevent the
attack. It is used successfully in
many thousands of homes For sale
by Daniels drug store. it's
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Para fines de ano.

Sc acerca la temporada de festas
y en- provision de los muchos pedidos
que ha de continur recibiendo en- su
acreditado establecimiento el "Po-
pular" el Sr. Americo Salas, esta ha
ciendo nuevas importaciones de cal
zado Y perfumeria. Los ultimos mo
delos de los Estados Unidos y de Eu
ropa, estan en- las vidrieras del "Po-
pular" y la variedad de forlnas de
calzado satisface al mds exigente
gusto. Alcoholado de acreditada
marca, aguas para bano, y tocador,
Sc encuentran excelentes. Zapatos
para bodas, de modelos elegantisi.
mos, es la especialidad del antique
establecimientO.
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Restos humanos haNa-
dos en- una excavation,
En- ell mure lateral de las forti.
ficaciones del puente de San
Antonio" Sc encnentran frag.
mentOs de huesos.

Sc estan efectuando obras en- los
muros del frente E. de las antiguas
fortificaciones construidas por los
espanoles en- la cabeza N. del puente
de "San Antonio, con el objeto de
empalmar el extreme Sur del puente
del "Condado" con la carretera que
cruza por aquel puente, y al hacer
el derribo de los expresados muros
Sc han hallado fragmentos de huesos
humanos. Ell refcrido muro lateral
esta revestido de mamposteIia y en-
el centro de la construction entire ca
pas de arena, es que han aparecido
los experesados restos y entire ellos
2 muelas en- perfecto estado de con
servacion.
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AVISO AL PUBLICO.

Las 6rmas comerciantes 6, indus
triales que suscriben, cesar en- sus
respectivos negocios.
Por tai motive, todas aquellas per
sonas q. tengan creditos contra dichas
tirmas pueden proceder a su oobro
desde esta fechs hasta la termiuaci6n
del pr6ximo mes de Noviembre, ast
como tsmbien los que tengan asuntos
pendientes en- pro encontra de elias
pueden hacsr las aclaraciones que
deeeen, Aibonito Puerto Rico. DC.
tubre 20 del 1909 Vicente Rocco,
pp. Jose antonio Rocco Jose Anto
MO Rocco.
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DE- S0C|EDAD.

Traslodo de residencia. Han vuel
to a fIar su residencia en- Ell "Versa
lles", en- Miramar, los distinguidos
esposos Cintr6n Aboy y Vazquez
Aboy y la hermosa sehorita Maria
Vazquez. "A principles del entrante
ailo realizaran un viaje q Europa las
referidas familias y les deseamos las
mas gratas impresiones en- su nueva
vivienda.
Persoaales,. Sc encuentra en- esta
ciudad, de paseo, los Sres. Evaristo
Castro Manuel Cintr6n y Joaquin
Ayuso, de Yabucoa. Bienvenidos.
Ell bale del dfa 6. En- elegantes es
quelas han circulado va las invita-
clones para el bale que en- honor del
nuevo Gobernador Cotton, Sc lIeva
ra q efecto en- la noche del sabado 6
de los corrientes en- ell teatro de la
ciudad. Las invitaciones dicen que
el bale sera en- la noche del 5; pero
en- una targetita que ellos Sc acom
paila, Sc manifesto que por causa de
retrazo de Ia llegada del vapor que
conduce al Sr. Cotton, el expresado
bale Sc efectuara en- la noche del sa
bado 6 de los corrientes, es decir al
dfa siguiente del que antes Sc habia
fJado. Sc estan hacienda grandes
preparativos para esta fiesta social
y ell salon en- donde Sc llevara cabo
el bale ha sido decorado artistica
mente.
Restablecida.-Lo eata de Ia doleu-
cha que le aquejo durante algun ITEM
po Ia distinguida sehorita Paquita Mo
lima, que reside en- Ia parada % en- San
turce on dosde atendera su hume
rosa clientelA ID que ahora vuelve
estar de enhorabuena Celebramos el
restablecimiento de Ia simpatica dami.
ta.
En- San Juon,. La distinguida Sc
i1ora Titina Garlic de Benitez San
tana de Yabucoa Sc encuentra de
paso en- la ciudad. Bien venida Y que
le sea muy agradable su estancia en-
San Juan.
Notas de duelo. Ell s de Octubre
falleci6 en- Barcelona, Espana, el DR..
Jose Baralt, que residia desde
muchos amos alh y cuyos familares
residen en- la isla. Ell DR.. Baralt era
muy conocido en- San Juan, en- don
de vivi6 algdn tempo.
Tambien muri6 en- Barcelona, v
ell entierro Sc efectu6 el 9 de Octubre
ultimo, nuestro compatriota el Sr
Antonio Martinez de Mediavilla.
A los deudos de los que fueron
nuestro mas sentido pesame y scale
Ia TERRA lijera a los finados.
Semper.
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cURA Il ES1OMAGO.
Mas Pruebas de Eficacia para las
PildOraS ROsadaS del
DR.. Williams.

Es cosa corriente el que una perso-
ma en- una familia Sc cure con un re-
medic. Pero cuando tres personas
llegan a curarse del mismo NAL con
ell mismo remedio la evidencia de
que tai remedio tiene merito queda
asegurada bajo todo concepto. Es
pues muy interesante la carta que
escribe el ciudadano espafiol Sr. Ale
10 Montero, que vino hace algtin
tempo de la Habana, y esta domi-
ciliado en- el distrito de Mixcoac,
de la capital de Mexico.
"No dudando sera de interes gene
raj la experiencia con su popular re
medic, las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, escribo estas lineas en- OBJ
sequio a la verdad y para ell bien que
puedan hacer a la humanidad. Hace
algdn tempo que hallandome en- la
Habana, el comerciante espa1ol Sr.
Juan Antonio Monies dueho de la "a
brica de cigarros LA Madrilena' =,
Gale oficios IL de dicha ciudad, aeon
sej6 mi cuhado, ell Sr. Arturo Val
des Charum, Secretario de la Adua-
ma de aquel puerto, que tomara las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams
para curarse una aguda dyspepsia
de que padecia, pues Monies Sc ha-
bia curado de tai enfermedad con
aquelias pildoras. Mi cufado acept6
ell consejo y Sc euro enteramente de
su enfermedad. Luego de estar en- Ne
dieo mi sonora y yo, Sc enferm6 ella
xel estomago, y entonces mi cuhado
lie escribi6 recordandole su expee-
riencia con las Piidoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams, y alglin tempo de to-
marlas bast6 para que curara a mi
esposa de su malestar. Yo padecia
de dolores neuralgicos muy agudos
que supongo debidos tambien d de-
sarreglos digestivos. Me habfan aten-
dido medicos V no me aiiviaba. Wen
do ell exito de dichas piidoras en- el
case de mi esposa, determine probar
las, con ell resultado que me cure
tamben Y radlcalmente, pues al es-
crlbir esta carta va van tres meses
que no me han venido nj asomos del
referido dolor de cabeza. Creo que
pruebas tan possitivas de la eficacia
de esta medicina debieraan de inte-
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A. Alvarez y Hmno.
Agentes exclusives en- Puerto
Rico de la cerveza Piel.

No contiene sustancias nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
Es mas nutritiva que cualqulera
otra cerveza, resulta buen alimen
to. Tonico y reconstituyente. Au-
menta el peso de las personals que Ia
usan. Fabricada y embasada a sin la
adici6n de sustancias qulnicas. Con
tiene gran proportion de Malta.
Preparada de acuerdo con ell meto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con la ley
nacional de Alimentos yDrogas de
JUNO 80 de ! l06
En- todo .os establccimlentos debe
Y. pedlr cerbezd Piel Bros.
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N0TAS Y NoT|C|AS:

Los cosecheros de cafe de la re-
gion Oeste de la isia, estan animados
con los precios que Sc aununcian OBJ
tendra ese producto en- la presente
cosecha.
-Ha seguido sufriendo lijeros alta
ques neuralgicos ell gobernador inte-
rino Sr. C Ward; pero continua asis-
tiendo a su oficina y despachando los
asuntos pendientes.
-Apesar de figuar en- la lista anti
ci pada de pasajeros del vapor "Mo-
rro Cast le el gobernador Post CO.
m o uno de los viajeros que vienen
en- el mismo buque que el nuevo go
bernador, en- la Mansion Ejecutiya
han informado que no tiene noticias
oficiales delregreso de aquel a la isla
-Ha regresado a San Juan ell Sr.
Jose Saenz que estuvo en- Mayaguez
en- asuntos de negocios.
Ell microbes ceiebro una confe-
rencia con el gobernador INFERNO
ell assistant del Consolidate Sr. Jai-
me Annexy.
Ell Sr. Julio Galvez Otero, emplea
do de la oficina de carload del depar
tamento Consolidate hace uso de un
mes de licencia.
-Suena para el cargo de director
del asilo de ciegos de Ponce, ell Sr.
Santiago Oppenheimer. de aquella
ciudad.
Aver hizo ejercicios en- la carre-
terra central cerca de Rio-Piedras, la
bateria de ametralladoras del regi-
miento de P. Rico.
-Ha estado en- Mayaguez en- asun-
tos de su profession ell Sr. Armando
Morales, arquitecto.
En- asuntos de SUI cargo ha lido q
Mayaguez el obispo catolico Monse
nor Jones.
Ell Sr. Manuel Baralt que resi-
dio alglin tempo en- Barcelona, Els
pana, ha embarcado de regreso para
P. Rico el dia 10 del pasado mes de
Octubre. Ell Sr. Baralt sigue enfer
mo y tuvb ultimamente pequena
mejoria.
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resar a miles de personals que buscan
remedio para sus males"
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. WI
LLIAMS, Sc venden en- todas parties.
No pida nj acepte I'd. "pildoras ro-
sadas." Hay que exiilr que sean del
DR.. WILLIAMS.
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Los festejos
son transfpIidos
Sc efectuara el dia IS del GO
rriente mes, Sabado..

A las esquelas de invitacion para
las fiestas de la toma de possession
del nuevo gobernador, Sc acompafia
una tarietita que dice:
"Debido al cambio de dia para la
arribada del vapor correo. la inau-
guraei6n. ceremonias y bale, Sc han
pospuesto del dia 5 viernes al saba
do 6 del corrlente mes.
Sc espera que el vapor "Morro
Castle" este en- ell puerto de La ciu-
dad en- la manana del viernes. 4 las
: a. m. Para esa hora o POGO antes
han sido citadas las comisiones que
han de ir recibir al nueyo gober.
psder.