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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

Boscana y Molina, Oandelaria Ortiz Gin
tr6n, Prudencio Villa y Gonzalez Felipe
Diaz Morales, Jose Ramon Velez Dreys
Hijos ilegftimos Eulogia Qui1ones, Ju
lilo Nicolas Toro, Antonio Roman, Emilio
Morera.
RELACIoN de los seaores accionistas he Il
Coanp05stG on6ainaa de Ia Luz ElectricG
de Ponce.
Suma anterior 449
PoR ACCIoN CADA UNO
Sres, Aguilt Oa.. sef1ores Au-
ffant hermanos, senores Blasini
hermanos, sefiores Conde Snarez.
Sres A. Emanuelli J Ga Sres. Fa-
rriol hermanos Sre7. a. Fernandez
y Ga Sres. Fores hermanos. Sres.
A. Gilot Ca, Sres. r. Valdecilla
y Ga Sres. r Toro Ca, Sres. Pi
co y Noriega, Sres Perez Ca, don
Antonio Perez Guerra, don Francis
co Pastor. don Miguel Paratge. don
Juan G Prata, don Armando Pasa-
rell, don Eustoquio Quesada, don
Jose Quesada, Sra viuda de j. o.
Re driguez, don Joaquin Rossly,
don Pedro Juan Rosaiy, don Enri-
que Ramery, don Francisco Rufz de
Porras, don Jose Rierra, don Ma
nuel Rosaly. do1s Leonor de Sa-
laZar don jose Sierra, don Francis
co Ssrra, don Ramon Soldevil don
Juan SEEK, don Jaime SEEK, don
Francisco Salich,. don Eduardo To-
rres, don Jalio Umbarch, don Isl
doro Uriarte, don Fslipe Valiant,
don E. Vida. Rios, don B sldomero
Vilaro, don Jose Vidal Rios, don
Gabriel Vlllarorga. don Rafael E.
Vazquez, don Manuel Vidal Rios,
don Francisco Iglesias, don Luis
Al g.l Yordan, don Rafael Yordan,
don Oriol Ramon Yordan, don Ra
mon Luis Rodriguez, don Ant onio
Past r Ill, sef1orita Maria Pasarell. 81
Total.... 500
Seguimos recibiendo quejas sobre los es-
candalos que producer las mujeres de vida
airad da tcdas las nc ches, en- la calle de Vista
alegre.
Volvemos lamar la atenci6n & Ia po-
licfa.
Serv clos prestados en- ell dia de aver Dor
la Gusrdi Municipal /:
Denunciada dofa Ines Boyano por tener
cerdos en- 81 patio.
Los conductores de coches Juan Pablo
Mesorana, Enrique Castro, Gregorio Rios y
Dio 1isio Cartagena,por infraccion del Regla-
mento de carruajes.
Fueron conducidos al Dep6sito municipal,
do Velez, Enrique Martin, Antonio ,Oalaf,
jose Fernandez Estrada, Domingo Rodrf-
guez Agripina Rodriguez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
CANTAR

Va sc acerca ell siglo veinte
yemos slquilsr talcones
pues vieneD sueltas las fieras,
sin ricos, reyes, nj doses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

no Eduardo Rivera le dieron varias pc
dradas hirisron con un hacha al vecino
del mismo barrio Cipriano Vszquez.
Fueron detenidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

De teat testro, por telefono.
-lTilfn, tifnl.
-sQ1ien llamal
Apollo II listed, quiea esl
-lYo2 El principe Alfonsol
El escribano lee la senten la que or ndene
al acusado cadena perpatua.
I'll 0cusodo Prefer) Ia muerte
IL escr,6 1no -Suplico al REQ que tenga la
boudad de moderar sus aspiraciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
RECORTES r

Las mujeres son bellas como los serafines
de hslopstroek pero terribles como los de-
monIos de Milton Dideut
FL mas daf1no de todos los animales sal
vsjes es ell urmurador.-Dt6genes
No tires de Ia espada para matar sino pa
ra defender. -Ph ;ifydes.
Ell derecho que pidas para tt concedelo
para los demae.-F. Lbs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
NOTICIAS DEL GUERR
Ell SOL DEL CANADA

COMPANIA DE SEGUROs SOBRE LA VIDA
Balance practicable ell 81 de Diciem-
bre de 1896
ACTIVO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
ASADO A LA PARRHLA

Manana, nueve de Agos to,
verbena de San Lorenzo;
ell santo de las parrillas,
ell asado q fuego lentoi
10 mismo cue una ohnleta
&c ternera 6 de carnero:
el patron de Lavapi6s,
barrio que trae ell recuerdo
de don Ramon de la Cruz,
con maaolas y chip sros.
FL santo de- campauario
que en- la procession va expuesto,
para probar que es mentira
10 que nos dice el proverbio
&c andsr J de repicar
en- Ia procession IN tempo.
FL patron de meas guapas
y de hombres de pelo en- pecho
ell que da ncmbre al famoso
sitlo real de Monasterio :;
en- una palabra ell santo
mis- popular de este pueblo
= pas horlado y querldo
de todos los madril nos,
LIE conozco desdc q lie era
ni1o, y por ESQ ie quiero.
sc que es caps de tirar
las parrillas ALA lejos,
y saltar de la h1rnacins
al ruido del baiIot6o
J meteIse cd una tienda
s comerse unos bunuelos,
J echarse IN trinquis del mono
o unss tintss del af1ejo
y bailar con noa chula,
muy pega0itos los cuerpos,
ncieudole: Il Anda mi gloria,
que estoy medic frito y Quiero
cue ne acabes de freir
con csc par d y ojos negros
que van ser mi mar trio
y me harap ganar el cielol
Yo era Santo antes de verte.
Zero ahora dejo de sello
para que me quieras Id
y me flames tn L7renz -
Y la picart zea chula
lie contestant diciendo:
.'Pues va que deiss por nj
Ia sotana J eI manteo,
te haces chulo del barrio
para eoh Arme chicoleos.
ven y sacame I'll manton.
que esta en la casa de empenos.
y veTas como t8 g1sta
y te enredas en- sus 1seos."
7 Ell Sapto... Sgero que Sauto
habra que miraDdo aquello
no sc rlnda las barbianas
que pidea laergs y jaleoa
Nj el esposo de la Virgep,
Lii el mismfsimo San Pedro.
(aun dejando abandonada
la porteria del cielo).
resistirian la churg.,
ell donaire J ell salero
que gastan EN- Layapi6s
los que en- LaVapie5 nacieron.
lOh, santo de las parrillas
tie disculpo y te venerol
Va Sc que no er s de carne,
sino de madere 6 yeso:
pero tieues forms humana.
y va me bf ST. con este.
Ssn Lorenzo va conmigo
la verbena y me allegro.
va os RI ego, caros lectores,
que perdoneis Lorenzo.
Ricardo de la Vega.
teat o tee tro, por telefono.
Tilfn, tilfnl..
.Q7ien llamaa
4 polo. ~ listed, quiea esf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

-neF1Tlrs rMGEnEs. AHssaqss 1.'e. SisaA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

Rogue Rivera, joven muy trataiador de
intachable conducta. FL juzgado entiende
en- ell asunto.
Muy probable es que por este medic sc
averigiie 81 es no verdad ell componte dado
don Ramon Miranda otros, seg1n dice
res FL Juez instructor trata de averiguar
la verdad ell pueblo esta satisfecho de su
recta conducta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

Sc desea saber el paradero del joven don
Rafael Rivera Perez, natural y vecino de
Comcrio, para un asunto qus ls ipteresa
mnchfsimo. Sc supone que este en- Ponce
e. solicitado, ell que diere no'ioias res
pecte de el, dirijase q la reduction de La
DEMOCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

Ha sido admitida, por r. o. la renuncia
pres 1tsda por don Joaquin Mayoral del
cargo de notario de Yauco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

Sc encuentra Ell ferma en- Guyana, de
alguna gravedad, la distiugnida sc nora do
ia Tciuidad Persza, esposa de nuestro ami
90 don Fabriciano Ouevas.
Daseamos que Sc restablezca en- breye.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

Don Manuel Rivera propietario conse-
euents liberal de Cial5s ha dsnunciado 4
la policfa por detencion illegal de su hije
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

A scientist says that the entire sup
ply of coal will be exhausted i'm 1850
years. Not if the coal trust has it's
own way about prices. Chicago Times
Herald
AT last accounts Mr. Sharkey was
said to have almost completely recov-
cred from the severe licking that he
administered to Mr. Fitzsimmons.-
Cleveland Leader.
Abdul Hamid will please note that
the United States is not worrying very
mucn as to how badly his feelings have
been hurt by Mr.. Cleveland's some
what direct remarks about him.-Chi-
cago Record.
Il may not he amiss to remind Spain
that she ought to add another type
writer or two TO her present outfit be-
fore she attempts to thrash the United
States. This country cannot be Weyler
Chicago Times-Herald.
II required a marriage settlement OF
Sl5.00OO00 for the Vanderbilts to Sc
cure the Duke of Marlborough (verN
rare). No wonder the Blenheim fire
department goes around with the duke
in dry weather-Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
PICKING cHlcKENsT TO MUSIC
pue,,r Customs of the italian Poultry
D.aIcrs OF San Erannlseo.

Quc,sr Customs of the italian Poultry
Dealers of San Francisco.
Tho sailor has Lis musical shanty TO
which lie keeps time rs he trots about
the capstan u..til tho anchor is hoisted
20 the peak, the farmer hills lay to
tighten his labors as he pitches hay into
the wagon, and these songs are familiar
to many, hut who ever heard or saw
gang of Italian chicken pickers sing and
denude fowls to the time OF the music?
Surh a scene can be witnessed any
Friday evening in season ut the Clay
Street market, while the employees of
the big poaltry houses that have their
places of business there are preparing for
sale tho chickens that the housewife
buys for the Sunday dinner
The men seat themselves in half cir
cio and each takes fowl. One stroke
of a sharp knife across the throat puts
the unfortunate squawking broiler out
of its misery, and then the foreman OF
the gang starts his song. AS they catch
tho air and the time the others chime
in, and in an instant the plucking be-
gins With rhythmic motion the nimble
fingers grasp the feathers and pull them
out during all the time of the song.
Feathers fly in all directions, but the
song goes on until the last pinfeathers
are removed and the carcasses are tossed
into pile, ready for the man who puts
on the finishing touches and prepares
them for the inspection Of prospective
purchasers.
The rapidity with which chicken is
stripped of its feathers is astonishing tC
the uninitiatcd who have tried it but d
few times and SO adept have these mel
become that they finish their fowls al
most simultaneously, and the process is
repeated in unison. Three dozen birds
are not considered a heavy nights work
for enc man, and when pressed for time
they manage to compass even moro than
! that
Tho song they sing is remarkably live
/ " and sweet and much resembles thu
song of the fishermen as they row theil
boats, though the time is much faster
San Francisco Call.
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
TOURS no CALfFORNTA

California has been most fittingly
termed the Italy of America" All
the delicious balm, the cloudless sky,
and the rich verdure of the great Eu-
rOpean Peninsula are duplicated in
this sunny land of the Pacific. Here
nature basks in the sunshine of her
own beauty; and here she has estab-
lished her own sanitarium, where eter-
nal Spring inspires everlasting youth.
With the snOw-mantled peaks of the
Sierras upon the one hand, the calm
Pacific with its soft breeZes upon the
other, and a veritable paradise of flow
ers, fruits, and plants between, man
can find and needs no lovelier land
To visit such a country is a privilege,
blessing.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, recognizing the need of a more
comfortable and pleasant way of cross
ing the continent, inaugurated a series
of annual tours to California, running
a through train of Pullman palace cars
from New York to the Pacific coast,
and stopping at the principal points of
interest en- route. The great popular
ity of these tours demonstrates the
wisdom of the movement.
For the season of 1897, three tours
have been arranged to leave New York,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, January
%. February "a and March 27.
The first tour will run direct to San
Diego via st. Louis and the Santa Fe
Route, and return from San Francisco
via Salt Lake City, Denver and Chi
cago, allowing five weeks in Califor-
ria.
The second tour will run via the
Mammoth Cave and New Orleans to
San Diego, stopping at the Crescent
City" during the Mardi Gras Carnival.
This tour will return via Salt Lake
City. Denver, Omaha and Chicago, al
lowing four weeks in California.
The third tour will run via Chicago
Denver and Salt Lake City, allowing
passengers to return by regular trains
via different routes within nine
months.
All Of these tours, either going OF
returning, will pass through the ia
nous Colorado region. GlenwOOd
4 Springs, Leadville and the Garden OF
the Gods.
Rates from all points on the Penn
sylvania Railroad system east of Pitts
burg: First tour, $3l0; second tour
$3.50; third tour. $21O round trip and
$3.50 one way.
For detailed itineraries and other in
formation, apply to ticket agencies
special booking offices, or address
George w. Boyd, assistant general pas
/ senger agent, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
CONTEMPORARY OPINION

RUSSIA'S DIPLOMATIC TRIUMPHS.
The most marked and significant fact
i'm European politics of the past year
is the enormous gain of power and
prestige achieved by Russia by diplo
macy alone The Commercial COM
mented recently on Professor Wheel
er's striking statement that China and
Turkey were Russian provinces to-day,
and that the foreign policy Of France
and Germany was dictated from st.
Petersburg. We propose to examine a
little in detail the steps by which Rus
sia has made the Chinese and Turkish
empires her vassals.
Ii is reported from London that the
relations Of Russia and Great britian
are greatly improved They
are improved because Great
Britain has virtually faced the ineyi-
table and given Russia a free hand in
/ Eastern Asia. A year ago Lord Sails
| bury began to pave the way for Rus
sian domination in that quarter by
saying that there was room for all in
/ Asia" English public opinion did not
grasp the situation then, and the press
vehemently protested against the Rus
sian program of running the Siberian
railway across Manchuria to Vladivo-
stock, saving a long detOur, and build
ing an extension to Port Arthur, the
best fortified naval base on the coast,
II was denounced as an "audaciOus
coup" and a preposterous idea. = he
Londoh Times said;
1T is obvious that with Russian
fleets in the harbor of Port Arthur, and
a Russian railway connecting that
place with the great Siberian trunk
line, Manchuria would practically be-
come a Russian province, the Chinese
capital itself would be i'm Russia's grip
and every power in any degree interest
ed in Chinese affairs would have to ef-
feet a fundamental revision of the ar
rangements by which its position and
commercial interests are at present Sc
cured"
Before the end of this same year the
text of the Russia-Chinese treaty max
ing these very concessions to Russia is
published in England without com
= ment. The "audacious coup" is an ac
b cOmplished fact and why cry over spill
E milk? The terms of the treaty Civ,
the use of Port Arthur to Russia fol
thirty years. allow Russia to travers,
Manchurla and connect at Shanhaik
wan with q Chinese railway running K
] Tientsin, the seaport Of Peking. WheI
e that is effected Manchuria will be ;
Russian province, China a Russian vas
> sal, and the Russian feet viii have al
impregnable naval base on the Pacific
5 All these enormous concessions wer'
e the price paid by China for Russial
r dangerous friendship during the Japa
nese war. The chief credit of the coul
= belongs to Count Cassini, the Russian
u ambassador 90 China. who strenuousl,
l and successfully pressed upon his gov
f ernment the magnitude Of the oppor
[. tunity. then presented Of binding
Il China to Russia's interest
The progress of events that have als'
r made Russia recognized master of th'
a situation in Turkey is more compli
Gated and obscure than the swift con
( summation Of Russian designs on th'
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
Reduced
Prices

Mems Fine All-Wool Shirts
and Drawers at Is cents; regu-
lar ST. quality.
Mems All Wool Shifts and
Drawers, $L25; regular $3.50
quality.
Ladies plain white Vests
and Pants, sS cents; regular
75-Cent quality.
Ladies All Cotton Ribbed
Vests at I21a cents.
We have been handling for
some time a line of fine Ger
man Natural Wool Vests and
Pants for ladies. Shirts and
Drawers for men equal in quail
ity to anything imported. We
ale going out Of this line.
You can buy them at very
low prices, though they are not
low priced goods by any
means.
A line Of fancy embroidered
Aprons at 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
KENNARD co
w erino
Underwear.

1t isn't the store that prom
ises, but the store that does
that grows strong in the peo-
pies confidence.
We weigh every word we
print thoughtfully in the scales
of fact,
We measure every value we
put before you carefully.
AS a result this is a sincere
store. Everybody knows Just
what to expect-and expects
just what they hnd-the very
best at the very lowest posi-
Die prices.
Apply it to Underwear
Merino Underwear. If there
is anywhere you want quality,
pure and unalloyed, it is in
underwear. Fit is one side of
underwear worth making is
another-m itelial is another.
You look upon the union here
the in every.way-perfect
Evening journal., 1897-01-05

is unjust to compel the city of VIII
mington to pay the salaries OF the
state detectives, who are not municipal
officers in any sense. but DO service
In whatever part Of the state such SER
vice is required he strikes a popular
chord When a member Of the Cen
eral Assembly two years ago he as
sumed the same position. which was
that as the state used them it should
compensate them.
The two express companies doing
business in the state are charged with
discriminating in their rates and the
ball set rolling last session to prevent
such discrimination may, with the inn
petus given it by the governors rec
ommendation. lead to the enactment OF
law preventing such an indefensible
practice.
The Addickites and those election Of
ficers who are willing to falsify the
returns and set aside the will of the
people to accomplish their ends will
find a scathlng rebuke in the conclusion
Of the message. which deals with brib-
cry and corruption at the polls, and
urges immediate and effective rene.
dial legislation.
We commend the message in its en-
tirety to the careful perusal and con.
sideration of every man in the state, nc
matter what his politics may be, anC
especially to the members Of the Gen.
eral Assembly. for upon it will devolv'
to accept or reject the various recon-
mendations made.
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
WoNDERLAND,s GooD Bill.

The visitors to the Wonderland The
atre yesterday afternoon and last even
ing were well repaid by the excellent
program which was offered by Manager
DOckstader. Several old favortes were
billed. and several new cOmers danced
and sang themselves into favor. The
bill includes Sig. Amos funny
monkey and dog circus; OBrien, Jen-
nings and O'Brien. singers, dancers
and boxers; the Daily Sisters, refined
dancing soubrettes Mabel Stanley a
singer, who made a big hit; Gilbert
Saroney. a down-East old maid; GOldie
St. Clair and GOldie, in the laughing
speciality, Ginger Jane" William De
boe ariel head balancer; Griff Will
liams, a "komical kolored koon,' and
a host of others.
Evening journal., 1897-01-05

with a healthy miRd in a healthy bod,
is the best counselor and the best spu
Many mothers are siCkly, fretiul, helple
creatures tortured beyond endurance /
the pains of their own wrecked constiu
tons An ambitious youth receives bi
little encouragement or sound adviC
who appeals to such mother. Most H.
health among women IS due to weaknes
and disease Of the organs distinctly Tenn
nine. If these parts are weak and dis
eased the entire system suffers.
The most wonderful remedy for al
weakness and disease of the distinctly fe
male organism IS DR.. Pierce's Favorit
Prescription. II allays Inflammation
soothes pain and imparts vigor and healtl
70 these delicate organs. Il make
Healthy mothers and capable wives. /
prepares a woman for motherhood.
does away with the discomforts of the ex
pectant period and makes parturitiol
easy aud almost painless. Over 90, 90
women have testified TO its virtues, il
writing. Druggists sell it.
1T is with pleasure recommend DR.. Pierce
Favorite Prescription 10 suffering ladies write
Mrs J. Ferguson, Box g. Douglas station, Sc
kirk Co Mauisoba After suffering untold to-
lures thaut God ] found relief aud cure i
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
1t don't pay-eickness. Constipation
often causes Il. DIR. PieTcc's Pleasan
Pellets cure constipation. One littl
pellet is a gentle laxative, and tw
a mild cathartic. They never gripe
They arc tiny, sngar-coated granllles
FORTY OF which are contained in two-incl
val Druggists sell them and hav
nothing else just as good. They reg
ulate tb e Stomach, Liver and Bowels.e 6
Evening journal., 1897-01-05

Pacific. but all Europe acknowledges
Russian leadership in whatever policy
the powers enforce for the nominal
reform OF the rotten empire. Russia.
with Germany's backing, has checked
Eng.dnd's emotional insanity as her
fOrcble interference in behalf OF the
Armenians was called, and made Eu-
rope wait her convenience. Russia was
not ready to act She was ready in
1877, but then England stayed her
hand. Now she will bide her time.
Meanwhile she rejects the suggestion
Of European control of Turkish
finances. It is not and shall not be a
European question-the control of
Turkey. The st. Petersburg Viedom-
osti (officiaD recently made these sig
nificant statements:
I'VE have succeeded in isolating
Turkey from England which has now
lost all prestige in the eyes of the OF
toman government, and Russia stands
face to face with Turkey alone. Find
ing no support from any one of the
European powers and feeling COM
pletely dependent upon Russia, there is
no doubt that Turkey will fulfill every
demand that we make upon her. and
probably in 4 comparatively short
space of time will place herself en-
tirely at Russia's disposition. Can il
possibly be that 200 years of constant
struggle. tremendous effort, and incal-
culable sacrifices for exclusive domin-
ion on the Black Sea and free exit into
the Mediterranean are to result in the
insecurity of Russia's possessions on
the Black Sea. egress from which foI
/ ourselves and ingress for all Others
will be subject to the wishes of Euro
pean bankers?"
vent it, and there is no diplomacy to-
/ day that can matchs the Russian. And
| yet who believes that the future be-
| longs to Russia Buffalo Commercial
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
4 NEW LEVY COURT.
COMMISSIONERS SWORN IN BY
CLERK FOARD- RODNEY, ,ATTOR-
NEY. AND SCOTT. CHAIRMAN.

COMMISSIONERS SWORN IN BY
CLERK FOARD RODNEY, ,ATTOR-
NEY. AND SCOTT, CHAIRMAN.
At 1910 O'Clock this morning Clerk
of the Peace J. b. Foard entered the
Levy Court chamber at the Court
House and proceeded to swear in the
new Levy Court, according to the pro-
visions of the Five Commissioners
act.
Commissioner-elect John J. Mealey
was absent, but Henry NJ. White. John
J. Gallagher, William A. Scott and
John Lynn-the latter the new member
from the First district-took the oath
of office as administered by Clerk
Foard
Mr.. Gallagher moved to go into an
election for chairman. This was or
dered and he nominated William A.
Scott. Both Mr. Gallagher and Mr..
Lynn, Republicans. voted for Mr.
Scott. and he was elected unanimously
according to the report of Tellers Gal
lagher and Lynn. Mr. Gallagher moved
to proceed with the election of an at
torney. This was done and Mr. White
nominated John H. Rodney. who was
also unanimously elected.
The first business before the new
court was a prayer from the Delmar-
via Telephone Company that it be per-
mitted to lay a cable under the Wash
ington street bridge in order that the
people living north of the Brandywine
might enjoy the benefits of telephone
communication. The petition was
granted.
Mr. Mealey arrived at this point and
was sworn in by Deputy Clerk jan
vier.
Evening journal., 1897-01-05
Crosby 6 Hill.
500, 6O7 and 6O9 Market st.
HANSC0M'S
Special for One Week,
January 8 to ~.

SOAP
-. Rabbits Best Soap, 9 cakes for
l0c.
PETrIJOHN-
l1i Petuiohn's Breakfast Food, &c.
package
PEPPER
........ .Hanscom' Strictly Pure Planta-
tiOn Grown Shot Black Pepper.
lightly cultivated stock, all dust
and impurities having been re-
moved, in i4-lb package, &c.
PICKLE
........ .Hanscom' Sweet Old Virginia Ia
bic Relish lSc. bottle
GELATINA--
.......Hanscom's Gelatina. delicious
dessert. easily prepared i'm four
tiavOrs Raspberry Strawberry.
Orange and Lemon. l0c package.
regular price, 12c
CHEESE
........ Edam CHolland) Cheese extra
large grass. Csc.
SALMON
........ Salmon Steak. the finest packed.
only middle cuts of best Columbia
river fish used. lie.
BISCUIT
....... .Sunnower Biscuit "a very popular
Sugar Cookie, Sc III.
HANSCOM $,
1th and Market streets.
HANSCOMS,
7th and Market Streets.