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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
iENPERN MOS

uLean en- los folletos 10 que dicen los
primeros m6dicos de las Antillas!
EnfeFmos!! no hay engaho, tomen es-
Ia maraviIloss medicina.
Procdrenla en- todas las boticas, Sc
curaran radicalmente.
Farmac6uticos: pedidla q Arrillaga y
Ca, Ponce.-C. J. Monagas y ca, Ma
yaeuez -Fidel Guillermety, Capital
u. Martinez, Humacao.
Ponce, Dcbre. 10 de 1891 3tm. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
MAGNESIA ABREADA
ANTIBHLIOSA

Esta MAGNESIA aereada inventada 1885 y
perfecconada en- 1910, tan cODOcida pOr todo el
mundo ha sido objeto de fijar Ia atenci0n de aque
Has personas que ambieiOsas, han trabaiado, va
para elaborar magnesia con otros nombres que des-
de Iuego no pt-n con Ia huestra pOrgne este 81
resutado de los conOeimentos dc la cencia del hom-
bre que ia posee del inveutor sino de los falsfca-
dOFes que atln es mas grave.
La MAGNESIA de JUAN JOSE MARQUEE,
que es Ia nica que produce los efectOs que SO bus
can al msmo tempo la que autOr, 1nico y
exclusive tiene privilegiO de nvenci6n dado por el
Goberno Supreme de Ia Naci6n para todos los do
minios espanoles, es tambi6n imtada no debe
cOnfundirse con Otra alguna
EsDe venta en- la acreditada FARMACIA DE
VALE e. CANCIO demas de la Isla de Puerto
Rico.
FaBrica San EgnaciO 29.-Habana
CoRREo, APAREADo 287
6m Ponce, FebrerO 10 de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

socIEDAD DE SECURES soBRE La v1Dl

contar desde de Msyo rr6ximo pssado el
nnero d $ p6 izHs yiQeDtes en- esta SO~iedad Sc ha
reducido nlenos de uR cieRtO J; por 10 cual, con
rme Al artfculo 66 d. sus EstatutOs. entra IL
mislua Il periodic de liquid ci6n, que duraT6
-un ano. e. decr hsssa 9 d. Mayo de 1892,
La ofcina de la Soctdad cor tinda calle del Co
mercio ndmero 1. Esqulna Meriha
SO pubica para cOIsocimiento de los senOres
Asegnrados.
Ponce JUNO IL de- 1897 >--EI PTesidente, e. Sasa-
gar. 6-M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
Sc vENDE

Una maquna dc vapor fuerza de is caballOs
con s caldera accessories correspondence, propis
para una hacienda de cana para tahona de cafe,
Tiene una hamaca que conduce las canas lOl
trapiches.
Todo en- msgnf6co estadO.
Para informes precios dirigirse don Felix Ia
rasc6, en esta ciudad.
Ponce. Febrero L de 1892. 3Im.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
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p
pdu
torres del eendo egdn costumbr, estencia
indad del
pe6dcamne omoo exile ente Degoco de
~ cuidado poseeros
e
Me-
decid
Ia
ecs q culta de Ponce
inmosb
ambien
FaFmaCa VaIHe & CamCO
pondiend confaDza de todos e dispensa
muy
sobre cumplmiento 6rden efmo contado.
DEL1C1As. Ponce, Rico, de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
~
FABRICA DE COCHES
DE T.. CHEVALIER
GALE DEL COMERCIOe
PONCE, PR.

En- este estableUimientOo que
cuenta con nm personal aptO y to-
das las maquinas necesarias, Sc
oOnstruyen coohes y Sc haeen re-
paraciOnes de tOdas clases q pre-
clos sumamente m6dicOs.a
De venta constantemente CO.
ches de 2 y 4 asientos de proce-
denoia norte-americanalgy cons
truidOs aqui, apreciOs q que varian
dcsde $16O hasta $500
Cuenta asi mismo-este estable-
cimiBnto un variable surtidoh de
arueses, ruedas Y TODD 10 concer-
nieute al ramo que vende 4 pre-
clos
SIN COMPETENCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 6 de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
CADOTOS. DE Ell SIB0NEY''

Bien es verdad que be crecido
De tai manera & sussombra
Que todos los que ALI fumsn
Me soicitan y compran.
Pues elias me quieren taDto
Con tai empeno me abonan
Que el novio que no me fuma
Sc queda al punto sin novia.
Va que vine vuestra terra,
va que estoy entire vosotras
Observando por mi mismo
vuestras facciones de diosa.
Para enviar con vuestros nombres
Cual bandada de palomas
VuestFas vITtudes y encantos
A donde vaya mi aroma.
Haced como las cubanas
Sed tambi6n mis- protectorss
Y al polio cue no me fume
Novias, dejadlo sin novia
Representative, GumersfudO Lsstra
Marina %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
A LAS PONCBNAs

Precioeisimaa poncefas
Diguas por bueuas y hermOsas
De habitar On Paraiso
Semejsnte Al de Mahoma,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

Las que con tautQs enCantos
Dais ( esta terra pFeciOsa
El eocantad0f aspecto
DE % bazaar lleno de ejoyas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

HRata hoy fuf el csntor .oOOstante
De miq Iindss coEnpatriotas
4 su nombFe y su hefmosUra
Core 81 mnndO entBe mis- uCtas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

Sabed, que mi tern, Cuba,
lie enyia junto 4 yosotras
A demaHdBV vuestro aroyo
Y 8 reletsr VURgtEas glOElas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
CUEsTION ECONOMICA

Las oaietiIas corrientes de 81 SibOHeg gentlemen
Is oearrillOs.
Las Bouquets de hebra Gentlemen 12 cigarrllos.
Ias Cebollitas de- hebra de brea Is i'd
C,u6utepse las dends Rsarcd8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

Soy Sidney soy 81 indio
Nacilo EN- ID tiefra hermoss
A que d6 aroma al tahaCo
Y besoB lss soRnsas Olas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

En- esta tipografia se imprimen
tarietas al minute & precios suma+
mente m6dic0s..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
NOTA ImPORTANTIsIMA

Nuestra casa, por Real PyiUi'egiO, sf'ai-
co ezelusiUo de 13 de Abbil de 1889, es
Ia 6nica que puede fabricar y fabrica los
cigayrOs higienicos de brea, indicados por
Ia cieneias para curar pFeseFVaF las
afeccioDes del pulm6D de los bronquios,
para desiBfectar Ia atm6sfera contagiOsa,
puri6car el NAL aliento. evitar el escoT-
buto coneervar limpia la dentadura.
Debe, pues, reputarse como de papel
embadurnado con Otra sustancia, QAe no
es Byea, todo aquel que Sc expenda con
otTa marca.
Tambi6n advertimos que perseguiTe-
mos ante Ia Ley, todo falsario que por
mszquino inter6s, trate de burlar al pd-
bhco, con menoscabo de su salud y de
npestro privlegio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
A los hacendadOs de Cafe

Don Antonio Rivera, de CoaaO, vende mulas
domadas de tres anos de edad.
COamo, Noviembre 10 dc 1891
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
QUESTION HIGIENICA

Desenvolviendo an ciearrillo de III Siboneg, Sc
percib!r6n in instantaneamente dos cosss;
he La tersura limpidez en- 81 papel que 10
acreditan de primera clase.
% HI aroma inmeiorable del taDac0 ie8tbmo ae
Vuata Abai0 de Cuba.
Esto "a impoFtantisimo porque e tabaco que no
es buenb es muy perjudcisl - salud
No a estO decir que los demAs cgarrilloe que
~ exoehden e1 esta Plaza sean de mala calidad;
psro 81 bdbico debe examinsros porque 81 solo ha
datsAF ii favprscido e periudicadO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

que es sinnplemente aceite de higado
de bacalao descompuesto en- .peque-
hisimas particulas Y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanicamente. Con
este Sc evita & los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfermos el trabaio de
digerir, ademas de que no todas las
persOnas, adn en- buena salud, pue-
den digerir Ell aceite simple
"a las reconocidas yirtudes del
Rceite de higado de bacalao, la Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativns y fortifcanteaf de los
hipofosftos de cal y de sosa El
cOnjunto forma la preparation mas
/. ,ehcaz en- existencia para todos los
: lsasos en- que esta indicada segun Ell
dict6men uhanime de los principales
medicos del universe.
DEscoNFiEsE DE LOS IMI-
TADoRES.
Exiiase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc halla de venta en- todas
las boticas y otros establecimientOa
en- todo ell mundo.
SCOTT g. BOVINE, qumicOo, New York.
Tambf6u fabrican6es de los c6lebres parchas pns
poaog marca Excelsior"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
PUNTOs DE YENTA

"A. TrEas. Iufme Pa1es
ABgeK Fernnnde2. Pedro AglesiRs.
Luis CAsRis, AVetHno eS0NAaaAe@.
Luis UFsultch.
7 en- eaai todos los estabecimientos al detail.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10
DR.. GUlLLBRM0 WIVES
Ex-iefe de CIfmiCa del Institute
Oft6ImicO de Madrid
OCULISTA
HORAs DE CONSULTA
De d 8 v de q 2--CRlle de AtOcha
ndmeFO 19
Ponce, Enero 10 de 1891. 2.


Las tiene desde II tres amos, de buena raEa,
don Domingo Bore de Csano Quien interese
puede dirigirse al expresado senior.
Caamo. Febrero % de 1892 P. g. m-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

Representante, GumersfudO Lmstra,
Marina %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-10

NOTA-Todos los meses 1enovamos el surtid1
The morning call., 1892-01-10

at EIkhart Lake, fashionable resort about
sixty miles from Milwaukee. The party en-
gagged rooms az the Hotel OsthOf and Count
Blucher was registered at the same hotel.
he was accompanied by Baron Van Alien.
The Count had come direct from Chicago,
where he had engaged with Mr. Won Bul0
in real-estatP speculation and had succeeded
in losing several months income, which
generous father allowed him at the rate OF
SI200 per year
Between Miss Loeb and the Count there
was love on sight. According to the Count,
who is now in this city trying to get d.
vOrce, three DAYS after meeting Miss Loeb
they were married under very peculiar cir
cumstapCeS. The Count SAYS he was sitting
in Miss Loeb's room at O clock in the even
ing, when her relatives rushed in, declaring
that he must marry her in order TO save her
name They went ont and returned with
Methodist Episcopal minister who per-
formed the ceremony. Ga the morning fol-
lowing the nuptal night the Count declares
that his wife was kidnapped and returned TO
her home in BROOKLYN. The Counts father,
who is Prince Blucher Won Nalde5tOtt of
SchloSs PrieblOwitZ Post Canue, in Schle-
sen, Germany, on hearing Of the marriage
Immediately cut down the Counts allow
ance to $50 per month and informed him
that no American girl would be accepted
As a fit W fe for one who bore the proud
name of Butcher.
Count Butcher came on to Brooklyn and
had an interview with FatheT-in-L1W Loeb,
who has for many years been an employe
Of the brewing firm Of :. Llebmann's Sons.
Mr.. Loeb was inclined 10 favor bis titled
sOn-in-law, but learning Of his changed
financial condition and that Prince Butcher
threatened to stop even the allowance Of
The morning call., 1892-01-10
THE STEAMSHIP LINE.

All sorts Of devices are being resorted TO
70 demonstrate the impTacticabIity Of estab-
listing a steamship line by way of the
Straits Of Magellan. The idea is thrown
out that the line cannot be made TO pay.
An evening paper IS hich has made acOmpet-
ing railroad a kind Of hobby says that
Dckie's plan clearly win not do. Now if
there is any plan Of competition upon which
the Southern Pacific Company looks with
con placency II is a competing railroad. They
know that any road that may be constructed
with q western terminus at San Fran
cisco viii be owned and controlled by men
VIII care less about competing with another
road than about making their own road profit
able. The Southern Pacific people are yerv
little concerned about land competition. II
there should be a few months Of competition
they know that they have an advantage in
connections and feeders" which will give
them a considerable business at their own
rates. But competition by water is quite
another Thing. Merchandise can be landed
in San Franclse by that route at about one
half what transportation by land actually
costs. The water line may be owned and
controlled BY men whose interest in cheap
transportation is much greater than in the
profits Of the common carrier business.
ii they could get fair transportation rates in
any other way they would not invest in
steamship lines. We trust the Traffic AssO-
citation will not be diverted from their pur-
pose Of establishing an independent line Of
steamers between this port and the Atlantic
by any temporary reduction in rates either
east or north. The only security for the
maintenance Of reduced rates is the ability
m compete
The morning call., 1892-01-10
s11cKLEEs FoR PRECEDENT.

The example set by tie b0odlers Of insist
irC on regular methods is contagious. The
editor said to have offered Bledso5 Of Hum
boldt $1,000 to vote for him for Senator was
shocked az Wallace's departure from ordi-
nary procedure in committing the choice of
"a Grand Jury to an elisor; and the EXecu-
tive Committee Of the Democratic County
Committee deuounces as contrary to Demo
cratic doctrine and precedent the attempt
Of certain Democrats TO secure delegates 20
the next County Convention who shall not
be the creatures of Buckley. ALesSTs.
SPOTS. Driscol Rudolph, Gregains and
Dou-Eerty, speaking for the great body Of.
city Democrats, protest against any inter
ference with the machinery by the aid OF
which Buckley managed to make 500 GJ0
a year by running the Democratic party;
and, pursuing tia same line Of argument.
Judge Mcfarland sees a dangerous pTeCe-
dent IN a resort TO an elsor when the plan
OF selecting a jury through the Sherift's
Office appeared to be doubtful. Both parties
are stcklers for a careful adherence TO es-
tablished practice; though the practical
working Of that practice has been the fail
ure of sel-government in this city and the
defeat Of the honest administration of jus
tice.
AS broad general principle it is best
under ordinary circumstances to adhere to
the forms and rules Of procedure which ex-
pereuce has shown to be best calculated TO
secure the effective execution of the laws.
But when those forms and rules are shown
TO be obs tacles in the way Of justice and eff
Gent administration, instead Of aids to both,
the sooner they are set aside the better
Forms are not essential elements in the ey-
ecution Of laws or in the fuTtherance Of
justice. They are mere supplementary ma
chinery. Where the public veal requires it
forms may and should be modified to suit
particular exigencies. Where they operate
to nulli1y the laws which they were de-
vised 10 supplement cOmmon-Sensa requires
their amendment or abrogatou. 1t was in
the very darkest Of the dark ages in Spain
that king burned TO death, because the
rules Of etiquette forbade the cOurtiers from
throwing a bucket Of water over the flaming
skirt Of his Majesty's robe of office.
Mr.. A. T. Spots informs US that party
rules ana the Porter primary law provide
the only method by which delegates can be
chosen 10 a county convention. Pretended
compliance with that law and those rules
has handed the city over to Buckley, put on
the bench venal judges. and cow erted
trials by jury into farce. Shall we then,
for fear Of departing from precedent, stick
TO the practices by which the law and the
rules have been so twisted as to defeat the
first objects of Government? Or shall we
set the rules aud the false Interpretation Of
the law to one side, and try to build up
anew from the bottom?
The discredit which Mr. a. T. Spots and
his friends, Rudolph and DrscOlI, are try
ing to throw upon the effort to prevent
Buckley resuminE control of his party re-
minds one of the book which JEFF Davis
wrote a few years after the war to show
that Lincoln had no right, under the Con-
stituti0n, to coerce the South or free the
slaves
The morning call., 1892-01-10
DIR. CLEVELAND AGAIN.

In lis speech at tie Jackson banquet on
Friday night Mr. Cleveland said: The
Democratic party has lately declared to the
people that If it was trusted and invested
with power their burdens of taxation should
he I.-hpned and that better and mere lust
distribution Of benefits should be assured 10
them. THERE'S no d1uOtc0ncernjngo cur corr
mission from the people to DO this work, and
there Is nod .ubt lOuU that we have received
their uu-t and confidence on the faith Of our
premises" The cor fdence which Mr.. Cleve-
land PROCESSES to feel IN the disposition of
the people to invest the Democratic party
with power does not seem TO be shared by
ether leaders Of the party. There are States
which cast lj9 electoral votes 10 which very
large minority Of the voters are practically
-dlsfrauchised On account u race. In four
Of these States tie disfTanchised voters con-
stitute a majority I the whole. The white
voters IN all these States casting an aggTe-
gate # 1J9 electoral votes choose electors.
In no one Of these States IS a Republican
district allowed to cast d Republican elect
oral vote. Coming up North the Democrats
found themselves in control of the LeEisla-
ture Of Michigan. So little confidence
had they in their ability to cast
the vote Of the State for the Demo-
cratic ticket next year that they departed
from tile rule observed in all the Southern
States Of tlecting electors by a vote Of the
State and gave each Of the Democratic dis
tTicts in Michigan an electoral vote. 1t is
expected that the choice Of electors in New
York viii he taken from the people and
given 20 the Legislature. In this act there
does not seem to be much confidence in the
purpose Of tie people TO restore tie Demo
cratic party to power. If Mr.. Cleveland is
elected President in 1892 it will be By the
aid Of States casting 159 electoral votes, in
which a very large minority Of the voters
are not allowed 10 vote; by the aid Of the
FIVE OF six votes from Democratic districts in
Michigan, and by aid, probably, Of the
thirtr-six electoral votes of New York,
which the Democrats seem afraid to trust
the people with. Under these circumstances
would not a little less talk from Democratic
Presidential aspirauts about the purpose Of
the people to return the party to power be
an evidence net Of modesty, but Of ability
TO comprehend the significance of facts?
The morning call., 1892-01-10
THE TROUBLE w1rH CALIFORNIA.

contemporary says that "the Pacific
Coast, and especially the California part of
it, has been treated hardly in the matter Of
river and harbor Improvements" The
truth of this will not be questioned The
Journal from which it is taken places the
fault with Congress. Possibly a searching
eye Of wider range would discover rea-
son why Congress has been so Temiss. For
some years past the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company has represented California
in one House and has held veto power
over the nomination and election Of men,
bers of the other House. Now, the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company is not es-
pecially anxious TO obtain large appropria-
tons for the Improvement of California
rivers. The dislike of that company to COM
petition is shown in the round sum it
has paid the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany not to compete. If the rivers Of Cali
fornia were put IN their original condition
they would be a constant menace to the
monopoly now held by the Southern Pacific
Company. In a certain sense and 10 a GER
tain extent the officers Of that company are
justified in looking out for their own inter-
esis. They would rather carry freight and
passengers at their own price than have
freight and passengers carried by steamers
at competing rates But what will be
thought of people who send Southern Pa
cific officials to represent thsm in Congress?
Is it not about time for California to take
the representation of its interests into its
own hands
The morning call., 1892-01-10
LOVE AT SIGHT.
A German Count Who Seeks a Divorce in Order
10 Save Els PatTimOlY.

A singular story comes from New York.
1t deals with the woes and tribulations of
German Count who married and had a bride
but for a day. The story, as told by the
World, is as follows:
Count Ferdinand Franz Gebhart Leberecht
Won Butcher of Germany, a grandson of
the General Butcher of Waterloo fame, had
been in this country for two years. About
a year ago the Count was married to Miss
Alma Loeb, a daughter of Phillip Loeb, of
59l Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn.
The marriage took place in Milwaukee,
where Miss Loeb had a married sister, Mrs.
Fichtenberg. whom she was visiting The
Fichtenbergs decided to spend the summer
The morning call., 1892-01-10

$50 per month, he very promptly turned
his aristOcratic COuntshIp out Of the house,
declaring that his daughter could not live
on even $50 per month. The Count was IN
despair aud again wrote his father asking
for funds Silence was the only answer
until recently. when Prince Butcher cabled
Count Ferdinand to at once obtain divorce
and return to his native land, but not 10 do
so until no could come without wife
The Count had in the mean time formed
the acquaintance Of one j. w. s. Sanger
man, who has an Office al 1913 Broadway,
this city. Mr.. Sangerman recommended
lawyer named Nieman, hat by the advice If
a third party tine Count placed his affairs in
the hands Of eX-A ssistsnt District Attorney
PurdY, who promised to straighten out this
international matrimonial taDgle.
The morning call., 1892-01-10
THE CASE OF CHILE.

The report Of the judicial proceedings
held al Valparaiso contrasts strangely with
The evidence that is being taken at Mare
Island The former states that the Chilean
policemen did all they could to suppress the
rioi, whereas the sailors testify that they
either stood aloof without interfering, or
actually aided the mob TO assault the sea-
men Of the Baltimore; and it AYERS that the
whole affair was nothing but street brawl
between two parties of drunken sailors,
whereas the witnesses at Mare Island
concur in testifying that the assault was
premeditated. that they were warned that
Americans would be attacked, and that
they were advised to keep together 50 as to
be able to protect each other.
The morning call., 1892-01-10
DI;ESsM .hEKs.

ITO FOLSOM ST. - STYLISH DRESS AND
L u cloak making; children and misses suits \
specially; IS upward; goods spoiled replaced: fit
guaranteed. ila ,tot
NJ RS. G. 5. BROWN, 63S GEARY 81. Wutih. ...
w girls dreSsmaSer; perfect suits s. up. drI9 In
nj RS. A. NJ. POWERS. 127 TURK ST. FASHION
4'A able dressmaker; all WORK promptly and salts
factorly done; rates very reasonable del9 I'm
The morning call., 1892-01-10

The Pioneer Brand of Shredded and Deslc.
Gated Cocoanut is used by the leading hotels
families aud bakers because ii Is the best and
puIest IN The world Can be had from all the
leading wholesale and retail grOcers. II your
grocer has not TINS brand, DO not be miSled into
taking any other, out address postal card 10 L..
G.. SteSOVich & Co., 5O5 SauSOme street, San
Francisco Cal, who VIII send you sample free,
and If any ordered and not giving satisfaction,
may be returned at our expense.
The morning call., 1892-01-10

EP~SSAheHI of All! La les: ny cas- sure
TIT lief just as desired new painless treatment;
operation risk 30 yrs practice: fraud process,
method, invention or quackery never deceive fan;
cure guarantee; reliable safeguards; nice home. best
care in CONTINENT; strict confidence Q 10 g. Consult
call or write. free, only DIR. ANTfAN .229 Kearny ST.
The dess made parenLs lat folks safelY Tednced
The morning call., 1892-01-10

80 The Hibcrnia Savings and Loan
-1~S Society. +. cor. Montgomery ana Post SITS,
San Francisco, January ., lSS2-At regular meet
ing OF the Board ol Directors OF this society, mel
tins day, q dividend has been declared at the rate
OF four and one quarter t4l4) per cent per anHum
on all deposits for the months ending December
81 1891, Tree from all taxes ana payable ana
after January >, 1892
ja3 Tt T. j. TOBIN. Secretary.
- Dividend Notice. - ME Of the
Ls~S PaChc Coast BOrax Company. san Francisco.
December 81. 1891 At a meeting Of the Board Of
Directors OF the abOve-named company, held this
dsy. dividend go. b OF one dol ar 81 OO) per
share was deiared, payable MONDAY, January II,
1892, ut The Office OF the company, No. $50 Mont
gOmery ST. Rooms and II, Irausfer-bOOks Will
close January D, 1892, at oclJcl p. NJ
ial u ALTON Ii. CLOLEH. SECRETARY.
The morning call., 1892-01-10
The German Branch.

Interesting services for German young
men will be held this afternoon at O'Clock,
at the hall of the German Young Mems
Christian Association, 232 Suffer street.
Rev. G. Guth will deliver a special lecture
for young men and an orchestra will lead
the singing
The morning call., 1892-01-10

A lot of rancid Eastern cocOanut which the
Eastern manufacturers tried 10 force on this
market has been shipped back The public is
cautioned against INSCRIPTIONS dealers who may
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