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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29
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PRO BONO PuBLIco

Los llamados vinos cordales preparacio-
nes SIN sabor de acete de bacalao son compues-
tosesplrtuosos que contienen fuerte proper ,
clon de alcohol de dudosa calidad pero ningin
acelte de bacalao. Por la gran cantidad de al |
cohol que tales preparedness contenen eercen
sobre Ell ORGANISING un efecto estmulante al
prnclpio, pero enervadory debilitante 4 la larga
La administration de estos vinos cordiales :
puede producer en- los ninos resultados fatales
por la Influenza perniciosa que ejerce el alcohol
en- ell sistema nervioso
Estos vnos cordialcs preparedness sin
sabor que Sc dicen contcner los alcaloides
principles actvos del aceite de higado de ba- .
calao, contenen por 10 menos de 15e5 & 20%
de alcohol, ademds de afectar el sstema ner-
vioso perturbar las funcones de nutrici6n,
cream en- los adultos la fatal propensiGn al uso
de bebidas alcoh6licas, sg,s efectos en- gene
raj son comparables los del ajenjo, a los del
aguardente y otros licores embragantes.
Cuando el cuerpo esta debilitado faco
extenuado, no requiere cstimulantes alcohol
cos sno una alimentac6n buena Y abundante
en- grasa en- principles nutricios que engordc
tortltique, y por ESQ los medicos recetan la
EMULSION de SCOTT, que contiene ell aceite
puro de higado de bacalao de Noruega, que es
la grasa que mas facmente Sc asimila Ell
meor alimento natural
Ademas del aceitc de higado de bacalao, la :.
Emulsion de Scott contene la Glicerina que
ayuda la pronta digestion del aceite y los Hi
pofosftos de cal de soda que nutren ell cere- j
bro, los nervios y los huesos. La Emulsion de
Scott no puede substituirse con NADIA como un
creador de carnes sangre fueras
Su mejor recommendation es Ell uso constante
que de ella hacen todos los medicos del mundo
en- Ell tratamiento de la Tisis de todas las
Intermediates consuntvas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29
A LOS M{D|cOS :

Tilular, blena eli 'ntela, ochocien.
tos dollars sueldo aaual Q lien la In
terese, pueds dirlgir 81 solicltud al
Ayuntamiento de Loiza. l5.5
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Public Notices.
BOND SALE.
City of New Rochelle, N. Y.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the undersigned until wednesday evening, July s.
1906 at eight o'clock. for the purchase of all or
part OF ss5 OO0 Registered per cent. School Bonds
series 1905. OF said CITY of $1,000 dated July l.
May 1910 and % bonds annually thereafter,
commencing May 1911 Interest payable semi an
nuaIly on the s days of May and November; prin-
cpaI and interest payable at the Office OF the City
Treasurer
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified
check on an incorporated bank trust company in
~ II York, $4,000. payable
order OF the City Treasurer OF City OF New Ro-
cheIe
Bonds will be engraved under the supervision of and
certified as to genuneness By the United States
Mortgage Trust Company, and their legality
proved by J. H Caldwell, Esq, Of New York City,
whose opinion Legality will be furnished to the
purchaser
No bid Of less value the bonds VIII be
considered Bidders must the printed form of
proposal furnished by the undersigned. Accrued in
terest to paid by the purchaser, and delivery will
the Office Of the City Treasurer in New
Rochelle on the 18th day Of July, 1905 The right
reser o reject all bids.
Dated, New Rochelle. n. Y. Is. 1905.
CHARLES KAMMERM EYER
City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Union Dime Savings Institution.

BROADWAY. BID STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE.
GREELEY SQUARE, NEW YORK
Interest three and per cent So Geo
Credited July 1st payable July or any time later
Money deposited before July 10th draws interest
from the
CHARLES z. SPRAGUE President.
FRANCIS N. T.1AKE Treasurer
WILLIAM G. ROSS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

etzgnant. What few issues were dealt in failed
70 attract much attention. price changes were
INSIGNIFICANT Ea<a the mining shares failed TO de-
~-elop any animation. aside from the little which
took place in Greene Gold The market sustained
z steady tendency. but this due principally
20 lack Of offerings much TO the demand Tor
securities Northern Securities ruled firm on lin1-
tied trading the stubs were strong. but quiet
Seabeard first preferred held its late strengt u
Central Leather issues were somewhat hrTner. In
.ernationa! Mercantile Marine preferred gained a
small traction. indianapolis Gas. which solu
around 7e a week age found the best bid at Do
In the mining ISSUES prices ruled firm 1Ioer nm I'M
lied dealings. TIE Greene issues were Trac'l0i1i'
better. United Copper was steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
The Greene Consolidated,
The TreadweIl and The San Luis.

Professor TreadweI stood sponsor for the three
properties. and it was on the faith of his we'll
earned fame that the stocks of all three were
sold through the same office. His friends had
already made some three thousand per cent. on
their investment. made his recommendation,
in the United Verde. All the four properties
have fully justified the faith of their founders
The United Verde is now producing copper
cheaper than it is produced in any other district
in the world The Greene Consolidated is pay
ing to its stockholders who first bought their
stock through Mr.. LOgans office dividends equal
to about fifty per cent, annual interest on their
investment. The TREADWELII is fast follow
ing on the heels of its near but smaller neigh
Dor, the United Verde, and the San Luis is
earning now more than twelve per cent on its
entire capitalization, and its earnings are in
creasng steadily, although only small per
centage of its very large and rich properties is
Yet opened up. When all are in full opera t1on
its earnings are likely to exceed the Greene and
may equal the United Verde. 1t has certainly
justified Professor TreadwelPs statement. de-
Hberately made after his examination of the
property,
"I have never seen its equal"
To open up the rest OF the rich properties of
the SAN LUIS MINING COMPANY, and to
provide additional machinery and equipment for
IFS largely extended opera tions and to enable it
to pay ii goes, it is temporarily devoting its
earnings TO betterments, and in addition offer
ing limited amount Of its Treasury stock for
sale. Prices will be quoted application.
The total capitalization is S2,250,OOo and the
par value of the shares $40 A million dollars In
cash has already been spent on the property.
With the Company's low capitalization, its rich
and extensive properties the large amount al
ready so we'll expended in development and
equipment and with its present earnings ana
future prospects. the stock is believed by many
conservative investors to be the best purchase on
the market to-day. 1t and the TREADWELL
are friendly rivals for primacy among Invest
ments
Make checks payable to SAN LUIS MINING COM
PANY and send to
MYRA b. MARTIN, Secretary,
81 William Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Dizidend Notices.
oxERBockER TRUST coMe.
Nv New York City. VI,

Independent Union Tel Co. Ist 5s
Johnson Isaac G., & Co. 1st 5s
Leg-ett. Francis III, & Co. ist 6s
Liberty silk Co. LIST
Lumber Securities Co. Collateral Trust GPe
Manor Club I'd 5s
Marion City Water Co. list As
& Canal Co LIST 6s
Mechanical Rubber Co. fst 6s
Naunlkeag Street Ry. Co. Cons. IS.
Newburgh & Orange Lake r. X. Co fst IS.
y. Betting & Packing Co, ltd, Deb. SO.
" Y. Cab Co. Reg. 4Gc-
N. Y. & East River Co. Cons. Sc.
Port Jervis Electric Light. Power Gas & II. X. Co.
Ist 5s
Raleigh g. Panalico Sound Y. r. LIST IS.
Refsof Mining 5s.
Ehinebeek Water
ROsedale & Linden Cemetery Assn Reg. So.
Ruby Basin Mining Tunnel Co. tst as
Schenectady Home Tel. Co.
Southern States Lumber Co.
Springfield Coal Mining Co.
Tennessee Lumber 6 Coal Co. 1st Gs.
Tile Water Trap Rock Co. LIST Gee.
Victor Fuel Co. st as
York Silis Mfg. Co. 6s.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Diuidend Notices.

Abilene Water Co. 1st IS.
Albany Home Telephone Co. list 6s.
Amherst County, Va, 41zs
Ashtabun
Ashtabua Wateu General
Atlanta Water & Electric Power Co. 1st IS.
Batavia Home Telephone Co. list 6s.
Bay Shore y. Union Free School District No 49o
Boone Gas Co. LIST
Brook. Tie, so.
Clearheld Bituminous Coal Corp. 1st is.
Cohoes-Waterford Home Telephone Co. 1st Gs.
Corning, y. Y, Bridge 4Go.
Corning, n. Y, General Fund 4es.
Corning. n. ", River 4oo.
Corning. n. Y, school District No. 13 4gs.
Corning, y. Y, Sewers 4gt.
Corning, y. ", Sewers Second Series 49s.
Corning, y. Y. Water 49o.
Continental Coal & Coke Co. list
Charlottesville Water & Light Co. LIST Js
Engiewood Gas & Electric Co. General 5s.
Eisiisiu Matteawau Gas Co. Ist
Green Bay Phosphate Co. 1st 5s
Great Northern Paper Co. 1st
Hackensack Gas Light Co. Gent 5s
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
CHICAGO STOCKS.
pI,i ADEL PHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D Barney Co. No 25 Broadst,
New-York and No 10 South 4th-s, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
STOCKS.

80 -. ..... ..--
Consolidated Traction Co Of J------.-...--. 50 So
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company -3I6
Essex & Hudson Gas Company .....-.. .l25 129
Gas & Electric Company of Bergen County. so 81
T4ackcnsack Water Company common - l60
preferred
FIoboken Land & Improvement Company 200
Hudson County Gas Company .ll0 III
Jersey Cftv Hoboken & Paterson f2y CO. 25
Rs1aL L9TiaEd 9dngoii6afed p5afTd Gas Company % S8
Nevv-BrInswicFI Light Heat * Power Co. 90
NJev- -Jerse Company 200
NeW-York & New-Jersey Telephone Conpany16S III
Tor+b Jersey Street Railway Company 20
patterson a. Passaic Gas & Electric Company - -
To,IbIIc Service Corporation u no
pa5i5 transit Street Railway Company. DO Z60
Union & AIiddlesex Lighting CO... 80
Electric & Traction Co.. = 45V
singer curing Company 6a3
Tq1ited Electric Company Of New-Jersey q
.F1at price quotations.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Bid. Asked Bid Asked.
skIyn T stock 24h n & Q 5s.IOT 10
Hob isr IS 109 III i0&23SF / mE 5s 81 "a
a. stock . as iO2 iU r of n y&B -
y&E z stk 20 70 INY&N mg IS 30 %
GO ist mtg IS. IS SO
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

ss s s feaas st s reserve q" deposits other '''
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
NEW.JERsEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

CRevised daily by J. Thomas Reinhardt No Is wa-st,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

& 5s4 in the preceding week and $40 Sss 6o9
.l,e corresponding week last year.
United STATES or MEXIco FoURS>-The
United States OF Mexico per cent gold bonds OF
7ans issued by Speyer 8 Co. December Is. 1901.
have been officially listed the Paris Stock Ex-
change.
AN EXAMPLE WORTH FoLLOwING.-Both
Sbe Montreal and Toronto stock exchanges have
decided to close on Saturdays throughout July and
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
DIvIDEN DS

July fst Dividends be paid holders OF various
divfdend-pay securities will amount TO ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY MILLION DOLLARS
A moderate sum invested NOW in MARCoNI WIRE
LESS SECURITIES will eventually yield greater
turns than any paying stock held by any
investor
In interview had with Thomas A Edison and pup
shed on editorial page of the New York World Of
June 25th. discussing various matters
of scientific wonderful thing that Will be
more and developed is WIRELESS TELEGRAPaf.
Marconi all right is bound to perfect his system
and we shall have the brdged by Wireless Teleg
raphy."
our advice TO all investors having idle money
is to purchase AMERICAN MARCONI SECURITIES now,
before the next big advance place which is
TO follow the installation Of the transatlantic service
Write Immediately 16-page illustrated pamphlet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Iz.sss Total sales. -odd lots.
BONDS.
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

$. .o0o rotai sales. sseu and interest
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24

If the B mai B 'rith had accomplished
nothing else in it's short existence but the
blending of the discordant elements
among our brethren, if it had produced
nothing but platform whereon Jews Of
every nationality might meet, irrespec-
tive Of dogma, ceremonial rites and die
tary laws, in harmonious deliberation
for the advancement of Judaism; if it
had produced nothing more than this,
then the B mai B 'rith would still not have
lived in vain.
But more than all else, far beyond all
reckoning is that gift of the order, to
American Judaism, which shall yet prove
a great progressive factor, the establish
ment Of a brotherhood founded upon
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24

truth, Righteousness and justice; a JUS
tice interpreted by the Hebrew word
zedakah," " charity; a charity which is
a "Gemilut Hesed, " "the bestowing of
kindness, upon our fellow men; moral
obligation which one man in justice pays
to another. Ours is brotherhood which
says of an unfortunate brother, "He is
of mine own flesh and when I shall see
him naked shall cover him, and give
him bread when he is hungry, and shell
ter him when he is cast out
The Charter Of Jewish Liberties in
America dates back to 1855, when the in
tolerant Stuyvesant, protesting, was
forced by the Dutch West Indies Com
pany "to grant full and equal rights to
the Jews, to sail and trade and live in
the New Netherlands, and remain there
provided the poor among them shall
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24

not become burden 10 Cne company or
community, but be supported by their
own nation
The Jews Of America have kept their
contract. They have not only cared for
their unfortunates, but have furnished
in return men, endowed with every es
sental of manhood soldiers, patriots,
statesmen and honored citizens.
To-day there are over one and one-half
million Jews in the country, with hun
dreds pouring in daily. 1t is to this task
that the B mai b 'rith will lend it's united
efforts.
The b B'nai b rith heeds the old charter
of his American liberty and holds forth
this promise in the preamble OF the Con-
stitution: l stand ''To unite lsraeltes
in the work Of promoting their highest
interests and those of humanity; to de-
velop, elevate and defend the men
tai and moral character OF the
people of our faith; to inculcate the
purest principles of philanthropy, honor
and patriotism to support science and
art; to alleviate the wants OF the poor
and needy; to visit and attend the sick;
to come to the rescue of victims OF per-
secution; to provide for, protect and de-
fend the widow and orphan on the broad
est principle of humanity
l see before me thousands of Jewish
orphans, crying out in thankfulness and
praise, whose manhood and wOmanhoOd
have achieved successful careers through
the tender care and beautiful enlighten-
ment of our orphan homes. The Cleve-
land Orphan Home, one of the pets OF
our district No. 2, is scientifically con
Quoted institution, where five hundred
Jewish children are continually cared
for Last year one hundred and one
were graduated strong and healthy, fully
armed for life's work Benjamin F..
Peixotto was the founder Of the institu-
ton; his name, in such cause, must live
forever.
There are two other like institutions
founded by B mai B 'rith lodges the At
lanta Hebrew Orphan Asylum, founded
by Simon Wolf, and sustained by dis,
trict No. s. and the Jewish Widows and
Orphans Home at New Orleans, founded
and supported by district No. 7. This
district also assists the Touro Infirmary
in the same city, hospital doing untold
good for humanity.
At Yonkers Home for the Aged and
lnfirm lends comfort and peace to the
declining years of many poor souls who
otherwise might be without care or sup
port.
The Maimonides Library Of New York
has supplied "the knowledge that is
TO no, Il of
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24
Ne 8'nai Birth and judaism.
BY WILLIAM l. HAHN, Denver
ritten fort eJewish
BY WILLIAM L. HAHN, Denver, Colorado.

en- for the Jewish outlook.


TO Henry Jones is given the honor OF
the founding Of the first B mai B 'rith
lodge. He, together with a number OF
German Jews, organized the "Sons OF
the Covenant for the purpose Of ele-
waiting the moral and ethical character
of their brethren Of the Jewish faith;
they gave grace to an order where all
Jews might meet as brothers, oblivious
Of the dogma or oriental custom, regard
less Of the superstitions or ceremonial
practice, an order where Galician and
Romanian, Russian and German, Portu-
gese and English Jews could combine on
a platform of Benevolence, Brotherly
Love and Harmony.
Judaism was to be protected from
and not profaned by odious discussions;
all forms Of politics were to be forever
excluded from their deliberations.
In 1943, fftytwo years ago, in the
city Of New York, this great work was
initiated; three years later the organic
alton having prospered, constitution
was adopted and the first Grand Lodge
was instituted in New York. Not many
months thereafter District Grand Lodge
No. 2, in which Denver Lodge is in
cluded, was established at Cincinnati.
Under the leadership Of Julius Bien
the order took remarkable impetus and
in 1868, having spread south and west,
boasted of membership Of 10000. Ju-
lius Bien created a new constitution and
held office of president until the year
1900, when he was succeeded by Leo N.
Levi, man Of sterling worth and noble
principles; under him the order thrived,
spreading to over 10000 men he worked
heart and soul for the principles for
which we stand when death intruded.
The eulogies to Leo N. Levi, patriot,
statesman and citizen, loved by every
B mai B 'rith, are still sounding in our
ears
The Hon. Simon Wolf, Judaism s
"Grand Old Man," took up the work
and succeeded in accomplishing great re-
suits, until now the order counts nearly
$4,000. Adolph Kraus, a noted attor-
ney of Chicago, was elected to the pres-
dency last January, and if enthusiasm
and ability can accomplish desired ends
the next few years should prove most
gratifying.
This constitutes synopsis Of our his
tory. You naturally ask, "What has the
order accomplished; how does it affect
American Judaism? And what of the
Evening star., 1905-10-27

MEETING OF ORGANIZATION
HELD LAST NIGHT.

Among the novel features proposed for
the great parade in this city on the occa-
sion of the annual encampment of the
United Spanish War Veterans, next Octo-
Der, Is q battalion of national Cuban regu-
lar troops. This proposition was given
consideration by Department Commander
John lewis Smith and members of the en-
tertainment committee of the local Spanish
War Veterans at a meeting of that body
held last night at the home of Maj. Fred
8. Hodgson, past department commander.
1920 Sth street northwest.
1t was said the Cuban government would
be communicated with through it's diplo-
matte representative in Washington, Mr..
Quesada, and the request made to have
transported to Washington in time for the
encampment at least three companies or
native Cuban soldiers, wearing their regu-
lar uniform and accompanied by a brass
band, the Cuban colors and the necessary
officers
Such an innovation, the Spanish War
Veterans say, will be appreciated by them.
In addition to participating in the parade
and other ceremonies, If the soldiers from
the. Antilles come here, 1t is proposed by
the American soldiers who freed their
country from the yoke of Spain to tender
them a genuine soldier camp fire, which
win be one of the picturesque features of
the encampment.
Other proposed features will be the
Rough Riders from the west, and detach-
ment of Spanish War Veterans from st.
Louis and other places mounted on typical
Missouri mules.
Additional arrangements made at
the meeting last night for the concert to
be given at the National Theater early in
December by the Department of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Maj. Fred S. Hodgson,
chairman of the entertainment committee,
announced a subcommittee finance
Department Commander John Lewis Smith,
Department Adjutant G. E. Rausch and
Capt. J. Lyon King. secretary of the
tertainment committee The chairman of
the several subcommittee reported favor
able progress.
Among those at the meeting were Maj
Fred S. Hodgson, chairman; Commander
John Lewis Smith, Adjt G. E. Rausch
Capt J. Ligon King, Commander De Be
yose of Astor Camp, Commander Joseph
l.. May of the Fourth Immune Camp, Capt
Sheridan Terree, Capt. Chas 8. Domer,
Capt. Homer ]. Locking. Department Quar-
termaster Daniel P. Conway, Mr.. Ollie
Saers and Capt J. Walter Mitchell, ma
tional historian of the Spanish War Veter-
Evening star., 1905-10-27
DISCUSS WAYS AND MEANS
Physicians Consider Future of Free
Dispensary for Consumptiyes.

Fourteen doctors ON the staff of the Free
Dispensary for Consumptives met at the
office OF the committee on the prevention
of consumption. 926 F street northwest.
last evening to discuss ways and means of
making the dispensary do still more effec-
tive work The new plan of registration
and record adopted by the National Asso-
citation for the Study and Prevention of
tuberculosis was accepted by the doctors
present, and will soon be installed Each
member of the staff is to try to arrange for
one or more lectures in churches, before
organizations or In private houses Inves-
ugation Is to be made also concerning
larger quarters in which to carry on dis
pensary and hospital work
The death rate from consumption Is re-
duced according as information pertaining
to the cause and spread OF the Great
White Plague" is made general and Inn
pressive. Consumption Is stated to be a
germ disease which Is communicable cur
able and preventable. It Is communicated
TO others with every careless expectoratioa
of the tuberculous patient. It Is durable In
nearly all cases where the patient early
enough allows himself to undergo a system
OF sanitary living combined with an in
creased supply OF tissue building foods.
It Is preventable In the degree that in
formation and practical instruction are sent
broadcast and to the very homes of those
who through their ignorance and careless
ness are spreading thousands OF germs
wherever they CO.
Evening star., 1905-10-27
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Evening star., 1905-10-27

Formal notification of the fact that the
Iroquois theater property had passed into
the hands of the Metropolis Theater COM
pany. a new corporation. was made in Chi
cago Wednesday zy the fling for record OF
the transfer OF the property.
Evening star., 1905-10-27
Habit is a Great Thing,

Reliable cooks, house servants, etc, have
long had the habit of looking to the Help
Wanted ads In The Star when in need OF
work. 1c. word; minimum charge, 16c.