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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10

Es alberta la session 4 Us nueve
menos cnarto.
Preside el senor Matiepzo.
Sc da cuenta de haber sido apro-
bados por el Consejo Ejecutiyo, va.
rios bills de la Camara, pospopienio-
se otros indednida amente,
FL senior Carri6n pide 10 reconsde
raui6n del bill nGmaro 20, que trata
sobre la jugada de gsl!os. Sometida
& la votaci6n de la Camara Ia propo-
sici6n del delegado de la minorfa, es
derrotada por la mayoria.
Sc pressnta Ia mesa un informe
de Ia Comisi6n de cenfereuoias de Ia
CAmara. En- dicho informe los conf
sionados manifestau no haber rodido
ponerse de acuerdo con la comiSi6r
del Consejo, considerando fracasadas
aus gestiones para sostener las reha-
las hechas por la Camara en- q Presu-
puesto.
Sc propone W voto de gracia g Ia
Comisi6n ratifcandole ans podares.
La C&mara 10 acuerrs casi por una
nimidad.
Ell sehor Arriilaga, como presi-
dente de In Comisi6n, hacs pressnte
que tanto 81 como sus compa1eros,
han sostenido Ed las confereociss
ell criterlo de Ia Cdmara, no cediendo
un 6pice 60 Las economics Introduce
das al discutirse en- 81 geno 81 presu.
pussto. Opins que la Camara cum
pli6 su deber, respondiendo 4 la con-
fianza que en- ella Sc hahta deposita-
do. Psro conceptda psrtiuente el
nombramiento de una nueva comisi6n,
va que la primera fracas6 en- sus es-
fuerzos. El senior Matien2o replica
al delegado por Mayagu3z, manifes-
tando que cuando una Camara hs
cumplido sus deberes, cusndo nada
desmereci6 on la confGnza del pals
que representa-, su labor no ha
tracasado. AHade que laC&nara
ofrece un voto de gracias q los
sefiores dc la Comisi6n, y 6sta pue-
de con dignidad volver su puesto.
So levanta el senior de Diego Sc
opone que continde representando d
To- Canara la misma comisi6n nonbra-
da anteriormente. Las conveniepcias
politicas aconseian nombrar otra nue.
va comisl6n, porque de otro modo no
SO harfs NADIA practice para un acuer-
do que es indispensable, sin que la
C&mara ceda en- su decoro nj en- su
programa de economics.
Ell senior Matieuzo abandona ia
presidencis, y, contestando al sehor
de Diego, dice que no hay necesidad
de una nueva comisi6n. Que la Ca
mara ha concedido un voto de graciat
& los Se1ores comisionsdos, y la vo
luntad de la Camara ha de ser respe
tada. Qie es precise que ls mis'ns
ComisiSn haga passnte & los seaores
del Consejo Ia voluntad de los repre-
sentantss del pueblo dc Puerto RICE
sosteni6ndola alli con toda dignidad
con toda entereza, como cuadra d puer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10

FL ndmero de personals curadas
con los verdaderoS remedies h0n1e6pdh-
COS del doctor Lobb es sin disputa SUI
perior al que compone los ejercitos de
Russia y 81 Jap6n, unidos. No csbe
duda que usted alguien de su fami.
liza 8 de sus conocidos esta sujeto 8
alguna enfermedad, y tan cierto como
ESQ los es la efcacia de los rerdaderos
remedies homeopdtecos del doctor LoJb.
Ell Terdadero E'igorisador Hooaeo.
pdticos del doctor Lobb cura radical
mente.
Ell cansancio cerebral, el agota.
niento del vigor, muy propio entire
los que SO de6icau con demasiado
afan q trabajos mentales severos y
costante, sin descanso.
Corrige la falta de energia, Ia de.
bilidad premature, la perdlda de la
memoria, la impotsncia, ell desvelo,
la nerviosidad, la debilidad causada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
tIqulleres de casas
y habItaclO1ss

CASA distlnguids pertenecierte &
sefiors cults y respectable, buenas hs-
oitaciones, eomida excelente-si % de-
sea--Precios m6dicos.
Mdms 0. SaGgna4
118 Oeste, Gale o., Nueva-1orE
Ciudsd.
REFINET home of culture wGnaa,
comfortable cheerful rooms, exOllent
table--if desiret-Terms moderae.
Adms O. SGlgnac.
118 ". " tn. 81. New. York. City.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
Dr.. A, Alvarez ya|dGs
DENTISTA
DELLA UNIVERSlDAD
DE PENNSIL VANIA

S<THE HELVETIA.,-27 call
de Ia Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes
liable d. hotel.s Aposentos para f.
milias y personals solas. Comidask
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Bafo.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo. rs.
Propietario, Pedro Schira. Not;
Este hotel ssta q cargo de una sehoi.
la caguefia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
BIS g. Go.

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo.
res de Aduana. Representatives. de
lmportantes casas de Europa y Esta.
dos Unidos. Comprs y venta de fru-
tos del pals. Sc solicita correSpon-
dencia.
Allen, 81 st. P, o. Box ISL.
San Juan, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10

A las doce del dia, hora en- Que
80 cierra este ndmero, las cosas con
tindan en- igual situaci6n.
En este inStante las ec0nomias
aprobadas por las dos comisiones reu-
midas, alcanzan & SIP 90. Sc trabaia
pbr aumsntarlas eu todo 10 possible.
La comisi6n della Camara lucha per su
suprimir las escuelas iodustrales.
La session sigue suspendida hasta
las dos de la tarde. Parece que las
comisiones lograr&n entenderse, tran
sigiendobastantelad lade la,Camara ylle-
gando AHA aprobaci6n del presupuesto,
LA DEMoCRACIA al cerrar esta
reseda reserva su juicio y tratara Ell
asuuto SEGt'N LOS ANTECEDENTES
LOS REsULTApoS, desde el punto de
vista del pals.
xeOS1 -~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
EN- LA CAMARA

la palabra, y Ia Cam ara al fn acuer-
da que continue la Comisi6n nombra-
da en sus gestiones, cerca de los CO.
misiouados del Consejo.
En- estos momentos, el Consejo no
tifca Ia Camara, haber nombrado
otros seIores de su seno para formar
la Comisi6n de conferencias del presu-
puesto. Los consejeros sefiores del
Vale, Post y Sanchez Morales, susti-
tuyen en- dicha comisi6n los que ha-
bia auteriormente.
Llegan algunos proyectos del Con-
sejo para que sean aprobados por la
Camara. En- 10 discussion de slgunos
de estos proyecsos Sc suscitan caluro-
SOS debates. Ell senior Ramos opina
que ID session debe quedar clausurada
4 las doce, segliu expression de la ley.
Da Diego contesta al delegado por
Guayama diciendo que no hay que po-
ner limjtes 4 las sesiones de la CANA
ra, prefijardo una hora. Que estamos
frente q cuestiones de vida muerte
para ell pals que no es possible adap-
tar los movimientos de Ia Camara q
los de la naturaleza. Que esta no sal
vard & Puerto Rico que va la natura'e-
"a realiz6 su obra con nuestraisl sa.
candida del fondo de los mares y CO.
loc$ndola en- condolences de corquis.
tar la libertad, Que solo deoen se-
guirse los movimientos de Ia pofsica,
1nicos que han de ocupar nuestra aten.
ci6n; la maldita polftica que esta des
garrando los senos fecundo de la pa
tria.
Vienen q la mesa varios proyectos
de ley. Son discutidoa algunos y otros
rechazados.
Es aprobado por la Camara Ell c.
B. ldmero 5 despu6s de larga discu-
sion. Inf6rmase q la Camars por Ell
Consejo, la aprobaci6n del H, B. nj.
nero l24 con enmiendas. Su autor,
ell se1or Beruardini, pide que Sc con-
curra q las enmiendas del Consejo.
La session continue hasta las seis
de la mafIaus, quedando la Camara
en- receso por tres horas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-10
mncho mas numerosos
Que los ejGTctos Y aImadas de
Russia Y e| Japdn
vERDAD De FACIL COMPROBACION

por excesos juveniles, y la incapaci-
dad conyugal. Vivifca los centre
nerviosos Y restablece el vigor perdi-
do. Precio so centavos.
El erd1dero Remedi0 H0meobd!ico
del doctor LobJ para la I'ejiga cura toda
irrite ci6n de la vejigs, la urinaciop
ardiente tormentosa 6 con mucosi-
dad Ia incapacidad de retenerla, el
catarro y ell dolor de la vejiga, etc.
Prec;o p centavos
Ofrezco desinteres adamente mis-
servicios q todos los que no Sc en-
cuantren disfrutando de buena salud
para a.enderles por correspondence.
No omito esfuerzo alguno para resta.
b'ecer mis- pacieutas.
DOCTOR H. w. LOBB.
N 599 Is III. 81. Philadelphia Pa
.. S, A,
Pidase ell Manual del DR., Lobb.
Indispensable en- ell hogar.
AGENTE GENERALS:
! ST, ALEXANDRA BOzzO
Gale del Sol, ndm. II.
San Juan.
De venta on las Farmacias
Colon y GuiI|ermety" y en- to-
| das las de primer orden en- to.
do ell mundo.
Tambien Sc venda en- Arecibo
en- Ia Agencla de don Manuel G.
Navas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08

sentiuR Louisville Jockey Club; Joseph L.. Rhinock, representing the New or" leans Jockey Club; May Overton, rep- resenting the Tennessee Breeders As sociation, Nashville; G. F. Gibbs, rep- resentinE Worth; Campbell Scott rep- resenting Lexington; H. Devereaux- representing Essex Park, Hot Springs. Union Park is as yet not, represented on the Board of Directors, member from that track to be selected later.
 The Executive Committee which will pass upon all matters not directly nec- essary for the attention of the Board of Appeals will be composed of hve members, the President and Vice-Pres- ident to be ex-oficio members. w. O. Farmer was elected to the Committee and the other two members Will pc se- lected at the next meeting.
 The Committee appointed to invite Captain s. s. Brown. Julius Fleisch- mann and T. c. McDowell to act as the Board of Appeals reported the ac- ceptances of the three gentlemen named, and it was ordered that they be notifed of their appointment
 In the matter of licenses of jockeys trainers, valets. etc., the rates were fixed as follows:
 Jockeys. $25; trainers, s10; valets. SIO; apprentices, S5 and registration of colors, s5. It was also announced that all licenses issued by other clubs prior to February 1, this year, will be recog- uized for this year.
 The Chicago Daily Racing Form was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
MIR. CARR GOES WEST
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY LEAVES
 FOR CHICAGO.
VIII Place Himself Under Care of an Eminent Physician for Disease Which Seized Him Two
 Months Ago.

Accompanied by his daughter. Miss Agnes Carr, Mayor Thomas H. Carr of | Montgomery left at 6:30 o'clock yes- | terday evening for Chicago where he goes to consult a famous specialist con- | corning treatment of the malady with ago and which in its uncertainty makes the trip of the Mayor of indefinite | length.
 Mayor Carr, immediately on reaching 1 Chicago, will place himself under the | care of the renowned physician and it may develop that an operation is neces- sary for the Mayor to regain his health | and strength. It Is not to be under stood by MT. Carr's trip to Chicago that his disease Is one which has bafeled the skill of Montgomery physicians, but on account of it's peculiar nature, MT. Carr accepted the advice of his physi- clans and friends to go West and place himself under a physician who had made a study of the disease which he is suffering.
 Mr. Carr was able to walk up and down the stairway in his home on South Court Street yesterday and he was driven in his carriage to the depot yesterday evening.
 It is said that the Mayor suffers severe twinges in his side and feels ennub Excessive work in the office of the Mayor and the duties attending to his business as a wholesale cracker manufacturer impaired the health of Mayor Carr over two months ago and he went to West Baden Springs, Ind, to spend two weeks in rest and re- tcuperation. He came back to the city after fortnight, but he had not re- gained his usual health. In a few days, he had to retire to his home on South Court Street and be quiet. At tended by his physicians, he remained in his home for several weeks. Then it was decided that he could receive more careful and more thorough at tention at St. Margaret's Hospital, So he went there and remained a week or more until 1t was believed he was ! entirely well. He told his friends he felt greatly improved and 1t was then thought he would be out again in a few days. He suffered a relapse however and has since that time been at his home. He has lost about forty pounds of flesh.
 During the time Mayor Carr is ab- sent from Montgomery, Acting Mayor c. P. Mcintyre will lattend to the duties of the city's chief executive. MT Carr's friends believe that he will be- greatly benefited by his trip to Chica- go and hope for his return within the next few weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08

appointed the oficiai organ of the Ass sociation. Detailed reports of all pro- ceedings will also be furnished tha Kentucky Farmer and Breeder pub~ lished in Lexington.
 F. H. Brunell replied for T.. B. Cromwell declining the appointment of Secretary of the Association. Mr. Corrigan was appointed a committees of one to select Q capable man for the position of Secretary.
 The meeting of tbs New Orleans Jockey Club beginning February ii will be conducted under the rules of the old turf congress of 1901 with the track rule amendments necessary to cover the requirements of the aitua~ ton.
 No list of dates was made. This matter has b bbsn postponed until the final meeting here probably on Mon- day. Meantime the representatives o1 the tracks in Kentucky and Tennessee have been requested to como to an agreement as to the apportionment ot dates for their several tracks. It waa also stated by Acting Secretary De- vereaux that Nashvilles Kansas City and Worth will conflict in the dates of their first meetings.
 Arrangements have been made for transportation by the Frisco Railroad beginning Saturday. Two trains will be run between City Park Avenue and the grand stand and this service will be free to the public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
A GULF FOR ALL.
Not a Patent Cure-alI, Nor a Modern Miracle, But simply a Rational
 Cure for Dyspepsia.

In these days of humbuggery and de- ceptjon, the manufacturers of patent medicines, as a rule, seem to think claim that it will cure every disease under the sun. And they never think of leaving out dyspepsia and stomach troubles. They are sure to claim that their nostrum is absolutely certain to cure every dyspeptic and he need look
 In the face of these absurd claims 1t Is refreshing to note that the proprie- tors of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have carefully refrained from making any undue claims of false representations regarding the merits of this most ex e cellen tremedy for dyspepsia and stom- ach troubles. They make but one claim for it, and that is. that for indigestion and various stomach troubles Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets Is a radical cure. They go no further than thie, and any man or woman suffering from indiges. tion, chronic or nervous dyspepsia, who will give the remedy a trial will find that nothing is claimed for 1t that the facts will not fully sustain
 It Is a modern discovery, composed of harmless vegetable ingredients accept able to the weakest or most delecate stomach. Its great success In curing stomach troubles Is due to the fact that the medicinal properties are such that 1t will digest whatever wholesome food Is taken into the stomach. no matter whether the stomacn Is iH good work lnk OFueE or uot. II ENphs Lue over worked organ and replenishes the body, the blood, the nerves, CT a ing a he4ihy appetite, giving refreshing sleep and the blessings which always accompany a good digestion and proper asslmiIa- tion of food.
 Y Tn using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets no dieting Is required. Simply eat plenty of wholesome food and take these Tablets at each mtal, thus assist ing and resting the stomach. which rapidly regains its proper digestive power. when the Tablets VIII be no longer required.
 Nervous Dyspepsia Is simply condI- tion in which some portion or portions of the nervous system are not properly nourished Good digestion invigorates the nervous system and every organ in the body.
 stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by all druggists at 50 cts per package.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
RESEMBLES COAL.
Discovery Made by Elhert KIngtOn of
 South AnnistOn.

~A@~SNCAS &k14C WI nADCEN EAA0kNBA VA
 South AnnistOn.
 Anniston. Feb. 7.-(Special. )--while digging a well Ebert Kingston, of South Anniston, came in contact with an object that bears a resemblance to coal. He found it 65 feet below the surface. It is a piece of wood about 2x6 and feet long. It has O resem- blance to pine, and looks as though 1t had been split from a larger piece. It Is black in color, and has the ap- pearance of coal. and breaks into pieces about as coal does. The fact that 1t was found so far below the surface makes 1t evident that in years long past the South Anniston valley was of much lower altitude than 1t is at the present time.
 E. B. Roberts, of the Dixie Hard ware Company here, wears a miniature horseshoe as watch charm which was manufactured from the armor plate of the Merrimac, which was sunk in 1862.
 The firm of Shropshire. woodlifr & Co.,, doing a general merchandising business. was sold out yesterday to Houston & Co.,. a new firm coming here from tho north. The new firm will take charge tomorrow and will continue the business at the present stand. The firm of Shropshire, Wood Tiff 6 Co.. is well known in Anniston They have been here for several years and have built up large business The members of the firm, Messrs J. B. Shropshire, T. J. Woodlifr and J. L. Daniels are quite popular and have many friends who hope they, may con- tinue in business in Anniston, although they have not decided what they will do. The business change is effective tomorrow morning, when the new firm takes charge.
 During the recent repairs that have been going on around the mammoth plant of the Western Steel Car and Foundry Company, the capacity has been increased to twenty cars per day. The capacity heretofore has been about ten cars per day. The manner of in- creasinB the capacity was by putting in a large amount nf machinery and when the buzz of this machinery is heard the twenty cars will be the out put if the other departments are run ming at full blast
 Mir Walter Johnston is at home for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08

are requested to hold their meetings in accordance with the above call and become members of this asgociation.
 Must Act New.
 The people must act now and shake on the obstacles In the way of pros perity of this section or 1t may be an- other decade before we get the desired relief. In unity there Is strength; let all our people stand together in a common cause.
 Each daily and weekly paper in the State Is respectfully requested to copy and call attention to this call, and give their cooperation in giving notice to those interested in the proposed meet ings. Harvie Jordan,
 President. Richard Cheatham, Sec.
 MontfcalI0 fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08

short time visiting the family of his father, Judge w. F. Johnston, on Leighton Avenue. Mir. Johnston Is . civil engineer and has been at work on railroad being built through West Virginia. He Is a graduate of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute and is . surveyor of recognized ability from the position he held in West Virginia. He will spend some time here before re- turning to his work.
 Next year according to the opinion of the Attorney General of the State, c. D. Martin and A. T. Travin. County Commissioners, or their successors will have to be elected. These men were elected in 1908 for a term of four years. There was some difference of opinion as to whether the new constitution in- terfered with their terms, and last year they stood for reelection, though only two years of their term had expired. The decision that an election will have to be held for filling their places will precipitate an interesting contest next year.
 On the Eastern. branch of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, ex- tending from Stockdale to Pyriton. there was wreck yesterday. It is a mixed train that is operated on this line and the wreck consisted of a smashing of the tracks under two freight cars just in front of the pas- senger coaches. It occurred about six miles from Stockdale, and on the edge of a trestle that is thirty-nine feet high. No one was hurt The pas- sengers, consisting of both ladies and men, were carried to Stockdale on the engine, and the locomotive was crowded to it's full capacity. The wreck is being cleared, and trains will be put in operation again sometime today.
 General Yardmaster Fred o'Rouke on yesterday received from the Alexandria shops a mammoth switch engine to be used in the local yards.- The engine Is as large as some of the largest engines now in use on the Birmingham division of the Southern and 1t will assist ma terially in handling the large business at this point. It weighs IF tons. is capacitated to handle thirty loaded cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
DIRECTORS ELECTED
NEW TURF ASSOCIATION IS GnT-
 TING UNDER WAY.
License Rates Agreed UnOn, OmeIaI Organ Selected and Other Matt teFs Attended to at Meeting
 Held tn New Orleans,

New Orleans. Feb. 7.-At the ad- tourned meeting of the American Turf Association held today the matter of framing the bylaws and constitution was again taken up. but it was found impossible to complete ali the details so that this subject has again been postponed. The election of the Board of Directors was held and will be made up as follows:
 Ed. Corrigan, representing Haw- thoFne; Dr. D. S. Gardner. represent ing Kansas cityi M. T. Winrp repre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
BIJOU FAMILY THEATRE.
 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Matinees Friday and Saturday. Albert Taylor stock Company.

One of the very best repertoire com panies travelling Is the Albert Taylor Stock Company. which comes to the Bijou Theatre for three nights. begin ming Thursday. Beginning with this engagement, seats will be reserved on the first floor without extra charge at matinees. Tn order to give the patrons of the Bijou an opportunity to enjoy both the Bijou Orchestra and the spe- cialties, the latter will be given at each performance before the regular per formance begins, starting fifteen min utes earlier than the usual hour.
 Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
Death of Hon. ID. G. Jones.

Friends in Montgomery were grieved
 to learn of the death of Hon. D. C.. yesterday at his home near Fitzpat- rick Station. MT. Jones was well known in Mont gomery on account of his stay here while he was a clerk in the Probate Court and member of the Legislature from Bullock County. His friends were numerous.
 The deceased was a brother of Amos Jones, former County Treasurer of Montgomery County, who is now crit ically i'll at his home on Madison Av- enue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
PUSHING THE SULTAN.
French Ambassador DelIver4 UItfn
 tum to Turkish Ruler,

NuAA 70 IutAHSA kuIeFs
 London. Feb. 8-The Daily Teie- graphs correspondent at ConstantIno- pie reports that owing to the suItan's decision to borrow money from a Ger man group of finaneiers for the re- arming of the Turkish artillery. M. Constans, the French Ambassador, has delivered an ultimatum demanding the instant satisfaction of the various out standing French claims. failing which he will leave today Wednesday, to consult his government
 The German conditions of the loan the correspondent says, were that all guns should be ordered from Germany. A French syndicate has been compet- ing for the loan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
GRINDING OF COURTS 1
sHEPPARD-THRAsH CASE STILL
 BEFORE JUDGE JONES.
Commissioners Fillmore Sends . River Pilot to Jail and Binds Over Alleged Chiffon County
 M0OnRhiuer

Tn the United States Court yesterday the suit for s1o.o00 damages of Levy sheppard vs. John Thrasher and Bart Thrasher was submitted to jury after arguments by counsel.
 It will be remembered that the plain tin. Georgia travelling man, sues for personal damages inflicted on him while in the hotel of the defendants at Do- than, by being beaten by the defend- ants.
 The jury was allowed to go until this morning at 9:30 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
Petltionn in nanlkruntcr.

Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy were filed yesterday in the of1ce of the clerk of the United States Court by
 John Robinson and S. O. Williams, do- | ing business as Robinson & Williams at
 Troy, and s. L. Powell of Letohatchie, Lowndes County. The petitioners were yesterday ad- judged bankrupts by Referee in Bank ruptcy Asa E. Stratton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
. IRON SAFES FOR sALR

BUY, sell and exchange iron safes oi every description; small and second hanG Safes ia stock Write c. J. TLTashsr. Base msnt Aosos Building. Montgomery Ala. phone I2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
PERsONAL-

FOR gALE-Globs-Werneck book oasaS deska card index outfIts filing cabinets stationerS goods and office supplies. Iooss. leaf ledGerA loose sheet hoIderS and bind. era. Chicago tSlephons h0ld0ra; all time. saving Spooialtlea Ed. c. Fowler Co
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