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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

solve the mighty difficult problem for many earnest boys here at the south, and s7O would make the pathway plain for many a girl"
 Conditions In Tallapoosa.
 There are not more than six adequate school buildings in Tallapoosa. Last year there were 10,500 children of school age in Tallapoosa county, including both races. Of this number, 5000 attended school for some time during the year. There were 110 schools for whites with about 164 teachers. The money appropriated Tor school purposes for whites and blacks from all sources. was s17750. The state does not own a school house in the county.
 pr. Wards Statement.
 Dr. Ward has issued the following state- ment:
 ITO help deserving young men and wo- men to help themselves. The school aims to do just two things-provide course of study and provide a way for any boy or girl to pursue such course of study. This will give the student a self-reliance that nothing else will. This is not school of technology, nor Is 1t school of liberal arts, as we use these terms. It Is a school that undertakes to make 1t possible for earnest industries youth to win an education and learn some useful trade, with the outlay of but little money. The most that Is necessary is the willing heart and obedient hand. Too many, far too many, of our youth are denied the privileges of even the clements of an English education for the want of means Without giving money directly to any student but by skllful use of the in- dustrial system, this school seeks to help at all times white youth of slender means
 "Students with limited means. at the convenience of the faculty, may work at certain productive industries, thereby earning enough to partially pay term bills Each industrial student must. at the beginning of the year, deposit S10 with the treasurer. This sum will be placed to his credit. A large number of stu dents can be accommodated who may earn as much as $4.50 month. This sum will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Wants of Theatre Public.

Lionel Strachey in the Critic.
 The glad, unspoilt children of nature and democracy who visit the playhouses of the United States are easily satisfied. Their celebrated common sense bids them not to demand unity and cohesion, well calculated sequence of events, logical sit- nations, reasonable characters, credible motives, pertinent dialogues, and the cur tain's fall upon plausible conclusion. Nor would they-the glad, unspoilt-con- demn these things. They are as free from prejudice thereanent as the wind that bloweth over their guarrrate and boundless purrrairies Preferred to with luxurious, defiant pride by those not obliged to live on them). But they all want to laugh; they go to the theatre to "have a good time" We have heard laughter during the balcony scene in "Ro- meo and Juliet' and the death throes of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
THE ALABAMA FEDERATION.

The meeting of the Alabama federation of women's clubs to be held In Birmlng- ham this week will assemble a most representative gathering. All the federat- ed clubs in the state will be represented and with the large representation from the Birmingham clubs, the sessions will be most interesting.
 All of the business meetings will be held in the Margaret Allen school on Highland avenue.
 Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock the ex- ecutive and credental committees will meet and there will be an informal re- ception to the delegates at the Margaret Allen school. This will be followed by a luncheon which will be served In the parlors of the South Highland Presby- terian church to visiting women and their hostesses. Mrs. Charles G. Brown is in charge of the luncheon. and she will be assisted by a representative from all the federate clubs in the city and su- burbs. Mrs. Ross has been engaged.
 Immediately following the luncheon, the visiting women will be the guests of the Birmingham Motor club, who will have their motor cars at the church. The af- ternoon will be spent visiting the Boys Industrial school at East Lake. The In- dustrial school band will welcome the guests.
 The convention will be formally opened Tuesday evening at o'clock. A brilliant feature of the programme will be the special music which will be in charge of Dr. Bradley, the organist and choirmas- ter of St. Mary s-on- n-the-Highlands. and who was formerly an organist in ca thedral in England. The addresses of welcome. the responses, the presidents annual address. will be made, and Miss Knowles, teacher of domestic science at tho Southern Industrial Institute will make an address.
 The federation will be in session from Tuesday 21, to Thursday, 23, inclusive. The visiting women will be entertained at the Country club on Wednesday evening. The reception there will be limited to the club women their hostesses and escorts. The receiving party will include the federation officers, members of the local arrangement committee, presidents of the Birmingham clubs, and other prominent women, among whom will be several ex-presidents of the federation. Luncheon will also be served on Wednesday In the parlors of the Highland Presbyterian church.
 The delegates will be met at the sta ton by the reception committee of which Mrs. J. B. Reid Is chairman. All arrange ments for the entertainment of the dele gates have been completed. Attractive badges will be presented the delegates and they will be assigned to their re- spectve homes. Mrs. l.. J. Haley is gen. eral chairman of the local arrangement committee. Mrs w. L. Sellers, secretary. Mrs. w. S. Lowell, chairman of pro- gramme commttee; Mrs. David Roberts. chairman of reception committee at the Country club. Mrs R. D. Johnston, chair man of the committee on homes. Mrs. ]. B. Reid chairman of the reception committee; Mrs. J. W. Bruce, chairman of the committee on finance. and Mrs. B. F. Tyler. chairman of the decora- ton committee.
 FEDERATION GUESTS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
BY ANNIE kENpRIck WALKER.

selves both In domestic arts and in the academic departments.
 They are being taught how to prepare simple food, the care of a house. the laundryng. mending, plain sewing, and every girl at the school knows how to churn and what to do to make good but ter. They are taught these things by be- ing given the opportunity for doing them. The COWS are there to be milked, the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
WORK OF CAMP HILL SCHOOL TO BE
 PRESENTED TO ALABAMA CLUB WOMEN

for the young women We are very glad
 to say, however, that we have finally perfected plans so that we have reduced our industrial scholarships for boys for $50. This will be a great saving and we can help great many boys thereby. We ought to have at least fifty scholarships this year. Every day I receive appli- cations. some time six or eight in a day. Fifty dollars given to this school would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

Carmen. Few spectacles gain their ap- proval moro surely than the contemptu- ous houting of father or mother by daughter or son, ill-mannered imperti- hence towards age on the part Of youth, ripe discernment flliped by debonair triv- iality; look at Americas comic Journals, stage pieces. schools. homes.
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churning must go on. the meals prepared, the house kept in order, the laundry, the sewing, and altogether the Camp Hill in- stitution Is an industrial school in every sense.
 The school owns a saw mill and all Of the lumber used in the construction of the buildings was sawed on the farm. Other productive industries will come
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

Camp Hill, Ala. November H.-(Spe- cial.)-For the first time since 1t was es- tablished seven years ago by Dr. Lyman Ward of New York the work of the Southern Industrial institute at Camp Hill will be presented to the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs at the meeting in Birmingham November 21 On next Tuesday evening Miss Neale s.. Knowles of the domestic science depart ment will address the club women She will present the practical work of the pu- pills, what they are being taught in the several departments of the school and what the school proposes to do in the fu- ture for Alabama boys and girls.
 Industrial education for white boys and girls of the state has received unani- nous support from Alabama club women, and through the committee on education the federation has investigated conditions in the rural districts that cry to heaven for betterment. At the meeting of the federation in Birmingham most of the discussions will take up industrial educa- tion in this state. what has been accom- pllshed, the growing need of trained girls In the domestic arts and of boys In the trades, the obstacles that arise and what can be done to help white boys and girls to use what they have to the best advan- tage.
 No Large Requests.
 Mrs. c. P. Orr of Birmingham, former president of the Alabama federation, Is particularly interested In the Camp Hill school and spent one day this week at the school.
 The Mothers union of Montgomery has taken great interest in the work, and while the school Is supported entirely by private subscriptions, there have been none of the large bequests that in these days seem necessary to call attention to the work of certain schools. Probably had the Camp Hill school been the bene-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Miss Reynolds.

shampooing hair dressing, scalp treat ment, singeing. facial massage. remov- ing moles and superfuous hair done satis- factorily at Miss Reynolds. POS N. 18th street, Birmingham hotel, ground floor.
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poLLock.sTEPHENs INSTITUTE
Capitol Park.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Select day and boarding school for girls. Faculty. buildings. location. eto.. all first class in every respect. For cat- alogue address. MADAME CATHERINE DHSCHAMP0 ELFORD. Principal Both phones. SSA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Art Needle Work.

Miss Band. whose art needle work took first prize at the state fair will exhibit her entire collection at Burger Dry Goods company's store, from November 20 to 25. and extends cordial invitation to the ladies of Birmingham to call. s's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

with the completion of the trades build ing, where instruction will be given in cabinet making. painting, wheelwriting, blacksmithing, brickmaking, timing and canning.
 Scholarships. In the last issue of the Student. which
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

is published by the school, the following reference is mode to scholarships:
 We have two scholarships. The first of gro, which pays the way for a young woman for one year. We are not yet or ganized so that we can do any better
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

Without giving money directly to any student, but by the sklllfui use of the industrial system, this school seeks to help at all times white girls and boys of slender means.-Dr. Lyman Ward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

(contInasd on Twentieth Paas)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
FEDERATION GUESTS.

Mrs. Rhett Goode of Mobile. president of the Alabama federation of women's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

That Savannah is very much alive to her opportunity is evidenced by the beau tiful new gymnasium erected last year.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
BIBLIOrECA pE .LA nrNuCRACrA,

los acensos ssndussn nevtsb 10 corena del
fxo 40 ra dsrrbdo de epente c1sndo habs aesnddo
nno dos esalonss Pss tqusn hbis dsubsds De ana
Ers ndei6n en- as paabs de Takeo ds hsho de que e
lie d' Esde Mayer era ntimo 'mgo del teneDte general
kstsok, so'pech6 que sste tera por msnos aguns
psrticioc6D Aaemss Saba que Tax hoMbe
que nlraba dnsro ndfernea qu extraefdna
ria c6lera sobre los tres mil ceMprendis f
cac6n del 'oss in, ''go prnundo suesti6n
slnpenente moaetsra mo pudera Mani h,bere dnigndo
cen Tskso acerca de SOS antguas enhv amoros Ments
mas fexioDabs srazabsn sopt chM; IT, con
stempo snsd6 conbr ira sus re,eutet to h,e
perddo eAfsdo posc6n que promea
TODD g6Aero de sentmento de ceo odio
aremensbaA tsrna del general Mani Takso elevsados.
lsngsas de fuego. Vspagor6be ante, de apemo
r6ndoe De lesura de sVasr cscuos saor de gts
stones; shors trss tan repedos 6eeabos pera6 nto
cama cea poder sontenerse ogaba halr salda
crecnte voamen de emponxofados sent
iVeng,pz', gsnEa No hsy regocio en- e mundo que
arabe al de sob'r ID de los hemns detes
tado chSsquear los ibios bor delcioso IVeg,D
yenganza PERI lc6mof iC6mo uodra co h min. para vo
r las dos aboeciass emas de Kt,ok, K,wshim. prem
que de los hombes muees ex or,do ses
degarsa der z,dos huesos ii envsrsn medic
wives los irRernos Eats ell problem, que ravolv Chw
en- bez. d noche ds.de Ell mes de En'ro dltimo.
Medi' ba ms de Msz caln las fore. del crueo
de nieve Tn df, fue Oh wI ia .sAc6p de Shnhs
division AL ssr d salon espe acert6 encontrnse
sora Alta acompakads de IL puera del
salon de MhorIs
i Como estsis
Tenia deI.ntek Madsna Katcks "a Kom. Chi wa Sc
inmpt6 mCmeno; i insInte lpyendo en-
tents oieriza gnar Mani pero vic y momento Ia inut
dad de enemEo MadAni Kstsek As que sAud6 cortss
mente cnntel6 sonr endo:
- Como tstsisl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
La vida de Zushi
I "

Sole habfan tAnscurrdo sncs dias desds 81 vuelta casa
avsrgssxads T.keo seHtando pecho cuin
vic Chwa asa6ads repennsnsnte de ocna Essao
Mayor On regmsnto de 10 prmsra divi.iSp
Hay una (poss en- lt vida 10 menos, que
sale NAL esaHto haesmos
ados de NAL psor 81 ell ces de
En- tales anssades So habs visto Chwa uasads
hsta shora acersb a s.ds Tkeo habfa srrehs
tsdo Mani; sspecucoss h.t fc,sads; prkame del
dnsro e hsbfa deshonsdo Tskeo quen htfs Sdesds
simple mesbsts s habfs hunlsdo kstfh cortaso las
reasons 6ncos psrntss Todavfs sin psa-
cue come as para rpdos scsnsos huber asfenddo toao
trance dsstr ado presto nsignfcnt, division 10
que ha ,hors hla aespecisdo labor Hgrati Sin
embargo ChiiwA cobsciena de rupa srvs cag1
desoadmsDa Ctn IDtsoridad hNa lido hembre de
a cue percI preseneis de Inims pero 6mo
pepsneDtss vsIvfn dehonra podfl evar Il
Hpere le herviers de coraie.
Hasbase ChjiwI quen, tsnendo los pies 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
CUaA GkRAkTIzADA PARA
LAS ALMORRANAS

SIMPLES y SANGRANTES, EX.
TERIORES y con picaz6n. Los boti-
carlos devolverAn ell dinsro, 81 el UN
GUENTO de PAZO deja de curar
cua'quier case, por rebelde que sea en-
6 q II dias. La primera aplicaci6n de-
alivio y sosiego. ST el bot,cario DO
10 tjere, envienos Ell equivalence SO
centavos orc amer cano, en- sellos de
correo, y SO enviara franqueado por
Paris Medicine Co , st Luis Mo-, E. U.
--Por jurado ha comenz zado YER.
se en- Ponce Ia causa contra Norberta
Rivers, qulen extrangul6 una nihs
despues de ha berla dado a luz y la In
6ri6 fuertss golpss en- el craneo. El
CT linen ocurri6 en Coamo ell 1 de JUNO
del corriente afio.
-Ha regresado de su excursion
por lr isla ell Acting comisionado de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

obras pdblicss del Departamento do
Edncac.6r, Mr.. French.
FL senior French visi6 los pue-
bios de Patillas, Aguirre, PonE@, Ma
ricao, Aguadilla Isabels, a fn de
inspeccionar las eicuelas de dichos
distritos.
-DESPUES de probar todos los
sngsfiosos remedios que SO anuncian
es cusndo mas se agradece Ia edcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Mojarrieta,
cuya superioridad estG universe salmente
confrmada para eursr las enfsrmsda-
des del est6msgo.
Curaciones desesperadas On perso.
mas bien conocidas, q@ 10 tomaron
durante tres msses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuche
produce melor efecto que una docena
de frascos de cualquier otro rsmedio,
porque adem&s de ser el dnico verda.
dero Curative radical del sst6mago
del Intestine, sin engahosa scci6n
Claimants, es Digestive y Puriacador
de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia
tenga grabado el nombre Digestive
Mojarriets.
De venta en- las farmacias de los
sedores M. Blanco y c., Ramon Alma
zan, Fidel Guillermety de San Juan
puerto Rico); enlas principales dro.
guerfss de Europa = America. Dep6.
sito en- Paris, ruedes Haupriettes, l.
Ell sub-comisionado Lord nom
bro q Mr.. w. A Edward, inspector
de escuelas del distrlto de U!uado.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- estos 1ltimos cinco aiIos Dor
esta razon los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prestigio
en- la isla, son los de la fAbrica Kohlsr
& Campbell, de New York, de la cual
es agente en- San Juan A. S. Belayal.
Apartado 81, " quien puede listed
dirigirse para meiores informes.
-Esta N anana tom6 puerto ell W.
por eipafiol MonserratS. Saldra esta
tsrde hacia Espans con passgeros y
carga.
(Continua ds Ia p6sins 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
Venta de una Anca

Sc vende una inca rdstica, alta
en- Fsiardo a echo minutes de la GEN.
sra' que Sc e,ta montando en- ests DO.
b'scion, com puesta de 2l8 cuer das:
l03 de vegas superlores en- su mayor
parte de regado, lis de altos terre.
nos superiores para pasto y cais.
Tiene para el pr6xlmo sGo 12O cuer.
das de cana entire plantilla y toc6n.-
Para informes diriirse & esta redac.
ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

propledad, informando sobre mil dos.
cer tos asuntos.
Aver por 10 maGsna Sc llev6 d
ef cto en- Ia Ccrte de Distrit0 de San
Juan, Ia vista de las exsepciones pre-
Was lnterpus stas por ell demandado
don Ramon VALDEZ, empresario del
ferrocarril del Oeste, contra Ia dsman
da puesta q elte por Juan Oquendo,
por causa de dafios y rsrjuicios.
Las parties informan obre la cues
tl6n de derecho, represeptadas respsc-
tivamente por los lcenclados La To-
RE y Guilermety.
La resoluei6n de Ia excerci6n pre-
via Sc aplaz6 indefnidams at.
La salud y la alegrfa
d todo sl mundo inseresa,
yesto Sc conseguiria
tomando <Pabsts todo el dia;
<pabsts que es Ia meior cerveza.
Un.cos age tes en la isls, r M.
Ca'Jer6n y CO. San Juan P r.
Ha regresado de Manatf el sub
comis onado eel Ioterior Mr.. Pre- ctor.
Contindan con mucha sctividad los
trabsjos sobre ell puepte del rio <Pla
tancss
En- el depart; msoto del Ioterior
Sc recib.6 una carta del slcalde de Ha.
tillo, don jose r. Milla aolicitando
del deparsamentop un cilindro d. los
que SO utilizan en- la earre terra de Ca.
muy Aguadills, flo de proceder al
afrmado de la p'aza y varias GALES
de Hatillo.
Ha ingresaio en- sumarla on Ia
c reel de San Juan, Marcelino ORTIZ y
ORTIZ, cum olicsdo en- un csso de hurto.
Su csuss ha pbsa1o al fiscal del tri-
bunsl de distrito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
N0TIC|AS DEL Ola

UMARIO. -Mandamiento de &certiorari >-El Attorney
en- la isla -Apelaci6n el Tribunal Supreme del ex-
pocia Bocanegra, sentenciado reclusi0n perpetua,
por asesnato en- segundo grado.-Veredicto de cupa-
blldad en- Ponce por asesinato primer grado,
ira Felipe Robles.-Baie en- e &Uni6n Club >-Termi-
n6sus trabaos 10 Junta revsora de tasaci6n guaa-
mento-Puente del rio xPlatanos. .>-El acalde de Ha-
tlo solcita cilndro para el afrmado de caminos
cales.-nspecc6n de edifcios escoares-Inspector ex
collar de Utuado. o.-Ouincalero demandado-Preso en-
sumaria. .-Proceso por escalamentoen Guayama. De
tenido en- Ponce por abuse de con6anza-Detenciones
en- Arecibo por hurto de mayor cuantia-Corte NUM-
cipa de Ponce. .Presos procedentes de Manat- Sen
tenca por adulterio Vega Ba a.---En la carce de
Aguadla -..Juicio de una infantcda, en- Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

Bocanegra fue sert nc ado 4 re-
clusi6n perpetua por oil tribunal de
Aguadilla.
En- la ofciua del Attorney Sc ra
clbi6 un telegrama del fiscal don vi.
pisr o Colon, de la Corie de Distriso de
Porce, comunicando que el jurado de-
to veredicto de culpabiidad en- la eau
"a contra Felipe Robles, acussdo de
asesinsto en- primer grado FL Ii 1es
la Corts dictara ser teLcis.
Ell lunes SO reunira el Comiie
de franquiciss.
-Anoehe Sc verified un esp eudid O
ba le en- ell <Uni6n c ubs dc Sat turae.
-Manana 60 la nocha se llevara a
cabo en- la Principal la acostum.
brada retreta por la banda de la poll.
cia insular.
-Hs terminado sus trahsjos la
junta revisadors de Ia tasacion de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

Don Heraclio Jimeaez Y Mstns, de
Rio Grande, solicit6 del tribunal Su-
premo un mandalniento de <cerciora-
, fin de que Sc anule ell procedi-
miento por el cual se le ramai6 una
inca en ua iuicio, en- ell cusl no era
parte.
Ell Attorney general sali6 hacia
Arec'bo y Aguadilla en- ssurtos de
su cargo.
Mr.. Feuille regresara en- Ia tarde
del domingo.
Ell martes pr6xlmo Sc vera 90 el
Tribunal Supreme la apelaci6n de la
causa en- asesinst1 en- segundO gcado
contra 81 ex poliefs Juan Bocaueera
Nufisz. Siendo policia insuar del
puesto de MCca, ell citado Bocane gra
mat6 q Onofre Chac6n 8 Hida'g 90, dis
psrandole un tiro de revolver que le
produio la muerte instantanea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21

I CedaIas hlpotecarlas
Banco Territorial y Agricola s5t
ASS.
Acciones
Banco de Pto. Rico . 18 & 20.
Banco Territorial. 1ef&16.
Banco Popular. s7.5O as
Buques anuncIados
Goleta americana <Carrie A. La
nes Debe hsber sslido de New York
para esta el Is del corriente.
Vapor espafiol <Juan Forgass "a.
li6 dc Ia Coruffa para esta ell u del
corriente, y seguira para Maysglez,
Ponce, isla de Cuba y N. Orleans.
Vspor esgahol <Montevidec,, ell
~ del corrier to reca lara procedente de
Geneva y e,cslss.
Vapor americana <Ponces saldra
para New York el a del corr ente.
Vspor americana <Cosmo, zarpa.
ra hoy del prerto d, "ew York para
el nuestro.
Vspor cubano sJulia., Retornara
para la Habsna y escalss de su ruta
man ma de madrugada.
T0marOn puerto
Vapor espsflol <Monserrates, de
Colon y essalas.
Sc habilstaron de ,sahdq.
vapor americana Caracas, para
10 Gusyra.
<Deiesda, Nsguabo.
<Borinquen, Agdlla. y Mayaguez.
Buques on puerto
TRAVSEIA
sPhineas W. Spragne, descsrgdo.
sFlorence M. Penleys pendiente
<JuliaS cargandO.
<Clara E. Randall, descargando.
sMonserrat, pendiente.
COSTANEROS
<Coraz6n de Maria. descargando,
sMaria Artaus Vieques.
Iip0grQfQ Ia Dem0CYdciQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-21
sEcc1oA: I ; Q
Aotas comeIcia|es de San Juan

Preclos MIN do los articulos
que 50 detaIIan on
almagenes
ARHOz Jap6n de % "a por sx-
trtmo dc clases.
ldsn valencianQ do s. . 81 Id. i'd.
Ajes d., 20 etvs. & so.
Janonss ts} q 81.
Quetos amecs.a . ell. Patagrks Is.
Toeino,s .. Isl.
Jsb6n, A.65 { 4.7s Rocsmora,
ansrieanp, t2iyA.
Pasta del pals S43.
lantssa $3.50 $50 on y On
lAtss Dc t1 { 10.
Hsrins dc ~ %.
Habishuslas Americanas blancas
laress soi.
Gsrbsnsos t6 80.
Bscalso 81
Csbollss ~ As.
HantsQuillaj Do Sl6 le
Pasta suerisana On saias do una
srroba . %.
Pspss smsricsnss 90 az
Tsssjo . 10.
Uvss Bl %.
DEL PALS
Axtcar para el consume:
Aoscabsdo elaro de "a. q t4t.
Do niel slaro . ss.76.
Cenrffuga elaro de II : o6t
Americans de 1854 SO.
De Ponce ~ as.
Almid6n q
Csf6 corrisnte e114 IL.
Ron 80 grades Cartier 4 s1.50 Gel
avss gallon psgados r. Intsrnss.
Hsis : I35
Tabsco, nominsl.
Preclls de compfa
Algod6n Do A50 = $50
Cocos de is = Is millsr.
Ouefos dulces OF s1't
seto de res ~.
Camblos oorrlentes
londfes check 3 4.89
Paris 21 81 D.
HamburRo 34S4G
NswYork 20 etvs P.
Espa1a div 2S} D
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Tip0grQfa Ia Democracia

In estG inapreptG sc hdcen todd clase
de trabajos tipnord Hcns Il tndas horas de
dan v ia rHrbs. Prscios los m6s hnrnts