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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
WEATHER PROMISES BETTER
Iron Trndc Less Active for the Cruder
FOrms-Nrw Lumber Business auictcr.

New York. May IA Bradstrccts state
of trade tomorrow will say:
Adverse weather conditions arc u lead
ing source Of complaint this week. but
clearing skies. now reported throughout
Il large area Of the country. bid fair
to rc-crforce existing optimistic views
as t" lat" summer and fall trade cold or
rainy weather. except in few sections
has affected general trade. further re-
tard"d an already late corn and cotton
planting season given rise to rather
less optimistic winter wheat crop re-
ports. and bullshly stimulated grain,
pork ana cotton prices. The great bar
onetcr Of trade and industry. tho iron
trade. is iess active for the crudcr forms
despite price concessions. but tho dispo-
siton in usually wcll-inforned quarters
is to rcgard this as an instance of the
general br' athing spell which is noted in
many linz of wholesale business. Dc
mand foi finished products remains good
as whole. plates for shipping struc-
tural material and builders hardware are
still in a high degree active. The railroads
are buying freely of cars and other
equipment Exports are close to the rec
ord for the SEASON.
Eastern shipments are per cent larger
than - year ago.
New business in lumber is reported
rather uuirt"r at New York but shipments
on orders already booked are very heavy.
Tho New York stock market is doprcss-
ed and unsettled after a break led by the
steel stocks and based ON unfavora bic iron
trade rumorS. with fears of the effects
of Il renewed tariff agitation growing out
OF tho fanlna canal situation.
business failures for the week ending
May Is number I'll against lis in the like
week in 1857.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
ESTATE or SANFORD WAGER on
Isl RLIN(:TON

STATE or VERMONT, District Of chitl
trrdcu.
10 all persons interested in the cstat 1
OF SANFORD Wager. late of Burlington
in said district, deceased.
GREETING
Al q Probate Court, holden at Bu-lius i
ton, within and for the District Of chit I
tenden. ON the Sth day of May. l9Oi|
an instrument purporting to be tho la I
VIII and testament Of Sanford Mage.
lat" OF Burlington. in said dis
trlct, deceased. was presented to It'd
court aforesaid. for probate.
And II is ordered by said court tina,
the eth day Of May, 1905. at tho
probate court rooms III said Burning
ton, be assigned for proving said iu-
slrum"nt, and that motto" thereof lac
given to all persons concerned. by pub
fishing this order three weeks success
siN"ly in the burlington Weekly Free
fr"ss. newspaper published AT saic
burlington, previous to the me ap-
poWted.
Therefore. YOU arc hereby no,ified to
appear b"fur" said court. at the TIM.
and place aforesaid ana contest the
probate Us said will If Nou have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in
sai id district. this 18th day of May. 1905.
MARCEIll'S \. BINGHAM.
i5.W3t Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
SOPHOMORE BANQUET.
I University Of Vermont Boys Feast In
-. \lbnus.

ST. Adams. May 1S.--Thc annual ban
ouet of tho sophomore class of the
University of Vermont was held here
Tonight at tho American House. \
large number of tho class were prescnt
ana all report a very enjoyable timC
The menu WIS excellent and we'll
served. The toasts follow. Toast
mastc". +. ". P,as"; Presidents Adj
dress j. :. MacFarlanc: "Athlctics"
". g. Woodward: "Ncrmont." c. T..
Reed; "Recollections Of our Other
Bandu"t.' T.. i. Pollard. Jr.: "lrcSh-
men" II. K. stevens: VARSITY Celebra-
tions." j. T.. Bowen: GLASS Smokers"
H. q. shaw 'co-cds' q. y. Page:
"Class Of 1907" \. T.. Appleton. The
arrangements for the banquet were in
charge of the following committees
John I.amson. chairman, G. &. Wilson,
G. W. Whitcomb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
ESTATE OF MARIA !. G.REG,OnX .
HUNTINGTON.

We. tho subscribers. having been ~
pointed by the Honorable the Proha
Court for the District of Chittend..
commissioners to receive. examine a,
adjust the claims and demands of =
persons against the estate of Mari,
gregory, late of Huntington. in sal
and demands exhibited in Offset therl
to; and six months from the day Of I 4
date hereof being allowed by said col
Tor that purpose. we do therefore her
by give notice that We will attend
the duties of our appointment at II
rcsidenc" of Edison W. Ellis in Hunt
ington. in said distric, ON the IAN di
OF November, next. at 10 O'clock a. nl
Dated this 10Th day of May. 1905.
T.. 4. STRONG.
:. j. RANDALL.
40 W., ,,.,,,,s..t..,.-. ...
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MoRTGAGED FOR $4,000.
west River Railroad Preparing
Chsngc Road 10 Broad GunRc.

Brattlcboro, May 1s.-Tho directors Of
the West River Railroad company held
a special meeting at the Brooks House
to-day and adopted new bylaws and
voted 20 mortgage the road for $4,000
and to issue four per cent. bonds for
that amount payable in New York in
So years. the Peoples Trust company of
st Albans being designated as tho trns-
toe for tho purpose OF executing tho
bonds. which are to he endorsed and
by the New England North
ern Railroad company.
Tho object Of tho issue is tn proNid
funds for broad guaging tho road - miles
long running from Brattl'borc to Lon
known as the I'rattleboro &
Whitehall railroad. which has been ac-
uured by tho now company through fore
closure proceedings. Tho work Gf chang
ing the road to broad guagc will lcsin
within a few weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
SOLDIER MARrIEs IN RUTLAND.
FoREsTERs IN BENNINGTON.
Officers Of the GrHnd Court Of Vcr-
mont Elcctcd-A BANQUET,

Bennington, May 1S.--The seventh
session Of the Grand Court Of Vermont,
Forcsters OF America. was held here
to-day. Tho morning session was oc-
cupieG with regular business and in
the afternoon the following officers
were elected:
Grand chief ranger. i. ]. Graham.
Bennington; grand sub chief ranger,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
CANTON DAIRY MARKEr.

N,ica n. y, May g.--On tho Canton
dairy market there were offered LIN
tubs If butter which sold at ?a'4 cents
ana 567 boxes of twin cheese which sold
at II cents. Cows are In pasture and tho
yield of milk Is nearly at flush.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
ESTATE OE WARY ~ NOR or BlV.
II\GrO<.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of CHI
tsrden

o -
tenden.
To all persons concerned In the estate
of MARY Junior lat" OF BURLINGTON. In
said district. deceased,
At Probate Court holden At rurlins
ton. within and for the District OF chit
tenden. on the l7th day ~ Nav
500. an instrument purporting to be
the last Will and testament OF MARY
Junior, late Of Burlington. in said dis
trict deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid. for probate.
D.. ana i 10 oraered by said court that :he
Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
lington. be assigned for proving
SAID instrument; and that notice
thereof be given to all persons CON
eerned. b, publishing this order three
weeks euccessively in the Burlington
Weekly Free PrSss. Q Newspaper puhlished
at said burlington. previous to the time
appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified IL
appear before said court. at the time and
place aforesa aid. and contest the probate
of said will. IL you have cause.
Given under my hand. at burlington H.
said dislric This I'm day OF MAY
1900
MAECELLuS A. BINGHAM
t6w3t Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
COMMENCEMENT HONORS.
Announcement Of the Leaders at 81.
JOhnsbury Academy.

st. bloomsbury, May 1S,-Prinoipal
Cumstock announced the hcnors and
speakers for commencement at ST.
bloomsbury Academy to-day. The honor
list is limited TO onc-fourth of the
members of the senior class who are
candidates for graduation and Is as
follows: Nalcdictorinn, Miss Elizabeth
II. Merrill. st. Johnsbury; salutatorian,
Miss Florence +. Ladd. st. Johnsbury;
C. d. Coolidge. South Woodbury.;
Misses Julia NJ. Cutting. Katherine Z.
Eaton, Emily OMalley. all OF st. Johns
bury; Miss Margaret NJ Park, Pas.
sumpsic; Miss Lillian X. Wyman, Or
ford. The commencement speakers are
G. ID. Coolidge, II. *. Cummings, Dam
vile; w. II. Fairbanks. Newark; :. II.
Thompson. ST. Johnsbury; Miss Gratia
y. Balch. Misses Cutting. Eaton, Ladd,
Merrill and Wyman Of the honor list
announced above.
SOLDIER MAREIEs IN RUTLAND.
Eutland. May 1s.--Janes Iiobert Pa
MGR OF this city, a member of Troop |.
18th cavalry. stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen, and Miss Clara Croteat. daughter
Of Adolph l.. Croteau Of RurlinstCn. were
married at st. Peters Church at 80
O'clock tonight by the Rev }. b. Mo
Garry. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer viii leave
o'morrow for burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25

You should not feel tired all The time
healthy people don't-vou won', ''!.i ~
you take Hoods Sarsaparilla for !.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25

Judge. colt of Rhode Island will de
liver 'hc oratiY at faneuil Hall E"sNon'
On JulN T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15
BlBLrOfECA DE 4LA DEMOCRACIA,
--Debes estar canssds,-dijo toms 81 mAno.
FL general h,blsbA con Mani en- 50 paseo.


81 general h,baba con Mani psseo J,
Ell tempo pasa cea rspidez Mani, to acu erdas de
cuindo n oM darme patAdas Ell costAdo cuando
tomba raz9s Me que entonc solo sn{as cnco M
amos.
-Lo recuerdo -convino lk1, ig.ramente. Cusnde mi
subern E.toy segar dc qae ahora mbea deaesr ar
nosotr0s.
Nan; no hzo masq que soureir tri.tsmente.
II Kama t-dilo sl general.-En de ESQ le vamos
evr much.s Pero Manu. Chizusan guerra venr
empeho que koms no ee al 3
-Creo gus .-diio Iku-S ella pudisra acomT aharnos
prono eaarismos seges Deeo prsguntar aguD mi
se6or E.e rio que scabsmos de pamr UH9 Esonces %
notable por luc6rnaGas donde Komaz.wa vic
Myuk, IL dana de sus pensimsntoI2
-lVsys Ikd, que toda muier docta l-diio ell
general sonriendo mundo ombia rkpdamente Cuando
yo oven los ves de Osaka hacan sempTe
uuco loo pajeros en- una GAIA To-
ano, Tan u,go Ssigo Kayeda evsron a csrdote Geho
Omks susc6 mporante question tive que ir bus
carlos 2ero ss anta precipitation dAe odo mi dnero
no hbendo mas remedo cor decAlzo toda 10 dstnca hMa
Onk. da noehe, e margen del rio-Y rel del
recuedo-t No enes cior Nami deb ciminsr anto De-
bsmoa montsr va
Iku lm6 los de koruna que venfan dstris los tres
ueron conducdo ertamente por los campo de tgo de e
h.cia Yamlihima
Nsm neditsba profundamsnte las canas de "a pa
DIRE que pissba dslane. Era fez trste vsjs
pade Senase deventud Vndose pvada de toa
placer mundo de muere muy remota
por cue az coraz6n suspi,abl Pens6 imsdo
h,cia ella ,fg6 porque noda tnsont ar Ia ma
recompens Lo mas poda h,cer volver fru
pIads nEtE gcE'ra padre eos de los cuia,dos
mundanos por bnscaba espckcuos vvea
un DGo Cuando compraba pi de ssda Kyoto saba que
no as habA de psro esSog6 M que ersn vIos para
cue 81 hermana pudiera gusrdaEas como reeuerdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15

Esta noche q las ocho y media SO
reunira Ia Junta Central de la Union
de Puerto Rico, en- sus oticinas de Ia
calle dc San Francisco, para tratar
de asuntos importantss.
Sc suplica Ia asistencia de todos
los miembros de la Junta.
Ell senior DIAz NAVARRO ha
establecido su O6cina de Abog ado y
81 Notarfa en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Justo n1nero II
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor.
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asimismo al
examen de tftuloa de propedades, In
corporation de Corporaciones del pats
y exsraDgeras y tram taci6n de expe.
dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Acaptando Ia noble competencia
hoy establecida en- ell eiercicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, el
sedor DIAZ NAV AFRO SO dispone a
cobrar q aus clientss honorarios exec.
sivamsnte m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado.N o.Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO II.

-Ha tt mado posesi6n del cargo
de Juez municipal de Carolina el sbo-
gado don Raul Bsnedicto.
Sc DESEA tomar en- alquiler un
<Mirado,s con comodidades suficientes
para vivlr con holgura un caballero
americana. La correspondence, Apar.
tado 27S San Juan.
Al Noviembre Is de 1905.
Aver fueron detenidos por el to.
niente La Rosa y el policfa Navarro,
en- un barrio de Guaysms, los indivi.
duos Pablo Rivera y Juan Ortiz, seu.
sados Go escslsmie nto en- primer grs.
do en- Ia casa que habita 10 profe.ora
americana Miss Huarns, de aquella
ciudad.
-Mafana SO reunir& 10 Comisl6n
do la policia insular.
-Esta tarde 90 reunl6 sl Comite de
fesnquicias.
-Mshana, jueve', es probable 90
reuna la Junta Central para 10 assm.
blea de las iuntas escolares.
c-Ha regresa ado ~ residencla de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15

Guayanilla nuestro amigo el doctor
don Manuel Pssarell.
Sc dice que sl Secfetario de
Puerto Rico INFERNO Mr. Gill, ha ps.
sado una nota los ayuntamientos
de Ia isla que no tisnen nsdico muni-.
cips', rtcomendando sea eubierta di.
cha plaza.
kaUna seil1ra 6 sefiorits que sspk
ingles puede obtener una buena colo.
caci6n on 81 establecimienso do labo.
rss-con buen sueldo para empezar
de <Ths Porto Rico Drawn Work Il
Embroidery Cos 10 Fortalezs. .-l5.l0
Sc encuentrsn 90 San Jush
nuestros amigos don Jose g. Palacit Q
y don Manuel Ben tez Santana, mara.
hall y sscretarlo resrectivatnente do
10 corts del di.trito municipal do Ca
rolins.
Ha renurclsdo el doctor don
Manuel Duedo Ia plaza dc medico re'
stdsnts que desempeiaba en- ls sPorto
Rico Anemia Comissi6ns estsblecida
en- Aibonito.
RI depsrtsmento de tssoreria 10
vant6 dos embargos en- Ponce; cuatro
en- Naranj to, uno en- Lares; uno en-
Bayam6n echo en- Juana Dfaz.
Ell Juez do 10 Corts de Distrito
do Guayama don Luis Mpfos Morales
no tomarG posssi6n do su cargo hasta
el 20 del corriente.
Ell fiscal dc 10 Corts do Dist-ito
de Agusdil's, don Enrique Lloreds.
continuara de Juez en- Humacao, hssta
el 20 del corriente. En- este dis tons.
/, ra posssi6n de aquel cargo Mr. Foets.
(Continda en- Ia pdgina sa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15
-El iicntnr r.nuo Viifsa nrAhAnta

-E' doctor Lugo Viiiss presenta'
RI un plano scompsil ado do 81 infar.
me de 10 nueva escuela que para Ia en-
sonar "a de nii-s dessmparados, se
con 'truira en- Maysgaez.
Nos aseguran que es tan gran
de ell psdido de 10 rica cerveEa <Pabsts
heeho por los comerci anses de San
Juan, que Ia agepcia Sc ha visto pre-.
cisada & cabl'graAar para que ise du.
plique el cargamento.
Unicos sgentes en esta isla M. R.
Calder6n Comp. Tetuar, II. San
Juan.
-Xsfan. saldr& hacla Artclbo el
inspector de obras pdblicas Mr. Har
Wis.
-Sabemos que apasar de no ha'
llsrse vacsnte el pussto de Seoretario
| de 10 Corts de Distri'o de Aguadills,
no cesan de lleger Reconnaissance q
la Junts Central para el refsrido car.
60.
Ell Official de Saridad local doc.
| tor Gomez Briosc, propuso Syer al
Alcalde los siguienies pombramientos
Fsra practicante del Hospital NUM-
oipal, don Juan Claudio; para Celia
dor del e spitsl Cuarentens rio 4 dor
Francisco Coude Msil6n. Estos nom,
brsmtentos fueron aprobados por. .e
seffor alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15

Sigue enfermo de cuidado ell de.
iegado d la Camara por el Par.ido
Unlonista, don Ramon Romero Rosa.
-En el p:6x mo correo % emhar.
cara hacia Portsmouth (Estados Uni.
dos) el leader don Santiago Iglasias,
qulen asistira a ls veil ticir CO anual
Convection de la American Fedora.
ti6n OF Labor.
Sc encuentra vacante un pussto
do vocal en- 10 junta escolar de las Ma
rias. El depsrsamento de educ sci6n
proveerA my pront dicho puesto.
Ell mes que viene es 10 epoca de
Navidad. Desde ell 10 de Diciemb bre
hasta los primaros dias de Enero, Ia
casa Orkamp Noting CO, de Cincinan.
natl, Sc vs stestada de pedidos de to.
dos los Estsdos. Por tsuto ellos avl.
san q su numeross clienlela en- es.s
isla que hagan pedidos para regalos
en- el presente mes, diriglendose d su
repreaentante r. Narvaez Rivera. -
A-ecibo P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

'UMARlO. .-Junta central de la Un6n-Romero Rosa,
enermo.-Santlago lgeslas:-Junta escoar de Las
Marlas-En el bufete de Alvarez Nava.-Escuela de
ninos desamparados. :secretara de la Corte de
Aguadilla.-E doctor Manuel Pasarell Una nota de
Mr.. Gil.-Dos nueyos KoNeys.-La via ftrrea entire
Aguadlla Isabela.-Comis6n de la poica insular. =
Comte de franqulclas de Juntas escolares
81 Juez senior Benedicto. o.-Maestro que renuncia. =
Nombramiento de una profesora.-Comerciantes de
Aguadlla denunciados.-Una conferencia.-Muta en-
Mayaguez.-Otras multas en- Aguadia Arecibo.-
Embargos levantados.-H juez Muhoz Morales. s.--E
fiscal Lloreda..Robo en- Guayama..-.L sef1ores Pa
lacos Santana. ...-Una renuncia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15
NAMI-AO
90. rehusando tods las nvitlcones las reunonss pdbca
E mundo perd6 de vista 81 general sgn tempo, solo
N,mi disfrutabs de Ia compahls de 81 padre.

q
El mundo perd6 de vista general por sgdn empo solo
N,m disfrutabs de Ia compahis de 81 padre
eSalienndo del Templode Obik, es de YER (D
el tea los iaponeses recoger.s
pero de cuando cuando les veno Ia gncla del te que
s seaba agunas muchach campesnss comenzndo
seQunda recollection AGA acua entire os campos de M tam
b6n ibsn amsando los de rlgo Sc escuchioa e su
surro de las h,ces Las dnes cons de Yamao estabAn ve
\.d nor las suAves nebas estvae mienra RIO VI se dee
cub por las banc velss que Sc dezban ope les dtane
c.mpos de trgo D:s1e sdea de b'js tcho que esaba
pr6xms spgado meodoio cAnto de loo galos en-
81 ceo encma de os lermsnecia esaonAa nube color
lila pSido
Nsm suspir6
Luego de una senda de Ia zqueFda sparecieron depar
endo un labrador muer VolVian 50 trabo deipues dc
an refrgero evAndo ell hombre hoz cintur6n h
kndo,e notr mujer dentcs ndos de 50
co6a de epzo b.nco Levba teera en- msno oe
detuyo ii enconar.e personals las mro IN rate
ac.pzsndo hcmbre dijo ago voz ba Ambos Vove
ron IL Wits, onrendo ennsndo sns dlentes tan olen
prtldos Connusndo converscon Sc ntarnaron en un
c,mpo en- Que horecAn lol cIrdeS silvesrea.
Nam los sgui6 los ojo FL gran sombrero de palay
IA o6 de m bnco faeron hundendose graduamente en- el
amarillo del campo de go 81 fla dnpAreceron Da aqueh
uitecc6u vino vcz cantAndo:
<La, tuy& hlr& NJ = AZ
La miI espsda mohosa;
81 6 v,dr Iodlas
70, iImsSs
Nsmi miro 9. suel0 con oios .f giios,
Ell general Sc voV6 hAcia ella
ul Obako: nombre dado los templo por los famosos
msrca notable por production de to- De aquf eontse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15
SECC|0N MERcANT|L
Aotas comeTcia|es de San Juan

Cedalas hlp0tecarias
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola S58
q $50.
AccI0nes
Banco de Pto. Rico 9 Is & 20.
Banco Territorial. . 16} & 16.
Banco Popular. S7.50 as.
Buques anunciados :.
Goleta americana Carrie A. La
nes Sali6 de New York para esta Ell
80 del pasado.
Vapor americana eCaracass reca.
lara con procedencia de Nueva York
msfiana seguira yiajs OIL d!a siguien
te para la Guayra.
VapHr cubaLo Jllia ei II del pre-
sente mes estara aquf procedense de la
Habana y escalas n,ermedias.
Vapor frances 90 Qlebecs al re ie.
dor del II del corrients recalara pro.
cedente de Puerto Plata seguira
viaje para Europa.
Vapor americana <San Juan9 sal
dr& de NV York para esta el Is del
corrisrts.
Vapor americana ePonce> con
destino New York zarparA de este
puerto @ Il del actual.
.1omaron puerto
Aver recal6 procedente de Nueva
York 10 goleta americana <Rsbecca
Crowells CON carga.
De Moss Point bergantIn goleta
ingles <Havilahs con m sdera.
De la Guayra Vapor americana
philadelphia con transito.
Sc habilataron de S0lida.
Vapor americana xPh!ladelphias
para New York con carga.
Buques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
eAndrew Adamas dsscargando.
sHoster Rice, descargando.
sRsb;cca Grow slls descargsndo.
eHavilshs pendiente.
COSTANEROS
<Corazin dc Marias pen liente.
<Msyag uez anas descarg ando.
<Petra1 Arroyo Ponce y Maunabo.
<Vascos cargando.
xJuanitas Fsjardo y Vieques.
<Rtcardo Ruiz, pendiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15
AVisp al PibfcD
No mas adulteraciones del
ron de <Barrilito.>

Desde oil dia 10 de este mes los SO
flores A. Alvarez , Hermano M. r.
Calder6n y c., son los 6uicos agsntes
autorizados en- San Juan para snva-
sar , vendsr sl ron del "Barrilito,"
con Ia conocida etiqusta que tengo de-
bidsmente registrads On el Gobisrno.
Estos ssfiores tienen compromise
formal por escrito con el fsbricants,
para que el ron sea envassdo en- toda
81 pureza y con t3do cuidado y es.
nero.
Los consumidores quedan, puss,
avisados, donds podr&n obtsner On 10
sucesivo el verdadero <Ron del Barri.
lito,s tan conocido aprsciado del
pdblieo. San juan, P. r Nbrs. 3 do
1906. Pedro F. Ferndndez. l0ea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15

TTeCiuS III III u6 lUS drllCulVS
que SO detaIIan en-
almaoenes
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DEL PALS
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Ron 80 grsdos Cartier & 81. so cen.
a,os gallon pag gsdos r. Intsrnas.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15

C) Obako nombre dado los temploI por los famosos
tempIos chdos de- mis- nombre Uj donde hlan es CO.
msrca notable por production de to- De aqu cense
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-15

Nsmi miro al suel1 con oios ,f figiios.
El general Sc volyi6 hIcia ellA.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
RARE ANIMALS ADDED
TO HASHINGTON'S zoo
Include Scarce Species of Sheep and
Thar Goat-New Bears Will
Soon Arrive.

The arimals purchased by Dr. Cecil
French In his trip abroad last summer
have arrived in Washington. and Will
shortly be on exhibition at the Zoo.
They consist OF one Nylgai antelope
two young Mouffiou sheep. two young
Burrhel sheep, thar goat. and u Bar
asingha deer.
The animals show the effect of the
long journey and confinement In the
small cages. II win be six months be-
fore they are in good shape for exhibi-
ton.
The two species of sheep and the thar
goat are considered rare animals and
will be a valuable addition to the park.
A polar bear. captured by the Ziesier
relief expedition. will shortly be placed
in the local collection. The animal is
now in New York and Will probably be
shipped the latter part OF this week.
During the past week an Alaska brown
bear was added TO the collection
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
!" IT.
Dr.Humphreys' Seventy
Seven breaks up Grip and
COLDS

II is well known that Dr. Humphreys
''Seventy-seven" Is the only Specific for
La Grippe and Colds.
We want those who have used TT to
know that DR.. Humphreys System of
10 old age-it is question which derives
the greatest comfort from their use, the
baby with Collie pr th. old and feeble
with the almost inyarIsbie weakness Of
a:e fully described IL a little book TO
be had a. all drug stores or mailed free
They are for sale by all DruEgis:s. &c
each with few exceptions.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. Cor VII
liam and Jofr Streets New York.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
AMMUNITION cAPrURfp

lOMZA. Russian Poland, Oct IA
Several wagon loads OF rife ammunition
In charge of Hebrew teamsters, were
captured here today. They were on
their way to Warsaw and the ammuni-
ton is thought 10 be a portion of a
supply imported by a Bund for use in
an uprising.