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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-20
THE FLOUR MARKET

QU1E3 AND sTEADY-REGULAR HOLIDAY
DULL PERIOD.
The mills are In the regular holiday dull
period but ana doing fair business for the
season There is no change Of Importance in
the price list.
Shipments, $3.50 barrels.
First patents are quotable at S4.60@4.7o; SEQ
and patents, $A6O44.6O: first clears, $3.65@
3.7H: second clears, $2.45@2.55.
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AcT1v7 BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.

ACT1V7 BONUS AMI Oud6 SGOCASS
Quotations to pm, Dec. 20:
American Tobacco IS, soN, soy, SOY.
American Tobacco IS, 115h. lisa.
Atchison As, 1925. >- '- .r'-.
Atlantic Coast Line As, 1o11a bid, 1902 asked.
Southern Pacific As, esA bid cay asked;
Southern Railway S. 120A BID, 121 asked.
Mexican Central As, 80 bid, 81 asked.
baltimore & Ohio 3hs, SO bid, est asked
Baltimore s. Ohio As, 103 bid, 1881 asked
United States Steel IS, s61a, 969%, 96&, e61a,
tGfniion Pacific convertibles. 147A, 147&, 147%'
II Peoria e; az & Eastern incomes, TN bid.
Northern Pacific general Ss, TN.
Northern Pacific As, 1854.
Union Pacific IS, 108 bid, 1oeh asked
Erie convertibles, 107H, io7S loa%' , a9tA %
s0A, s0A. ,.,> o,n. e1,1 OF
Reading As 103A, 1881.
Wabash debentures. 7e.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy joint As, 1o1h
101A, 1O2. 1o1M. 1o2. T..
Japanese lists. 99M. ~
japanese rs, ssis. s&A, s2M, ON, s2h
e2N. oor
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Dec. 2o.-Proat-
taking in pork had depressing effect on the
provisions market. Small packers were the prin.
cipal sellers. May pork opened down 21ac at
were each unchanged at $7.42h and $7.27h re-
spectively.
Close: Pork-January, $13.4o; May, $l3;55
May, $7.35; July, $74212@7.45.
Ribs-January, $6.97k@7; May, $7.2o; July
$1,000 .32h.
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MONEY REPORTS

LONDON, Dec. Polar gold, IT'S 11hd; Amer
'si RhRE!N Be-: so1E. .sh on London 20
PARIS. Dec 2o.-Three per cent rcntes, esf
TIC for the account: exchange on London. 2sf
lonf 81 lRSfis Dec 2e-B.nt se.r'nss TO-
rate, TIC premium; buying rate, s5e premium;
d dosnns aaas; e exc 81 .s2%.
S sT PA Eahk PEI bs s SGoss flSs
change easy, With actual business in bankers !.
is4 for dsnf posted in rates:
$4: ss Ah bar siiver, eSAc; Mexican dollars
s2 &C., asSsg ea s1nas
e eent; offered 1T Is per cent tme money, arn
sixty days, ninety days and SIX months pel
cent. ~ -'.-- t
soils for money So s-1e; consols for account, sos;
Ssss sSsssS:ss. Sha g.
$751; Hsssf'n
s sssnae hri Ell 4s& P:n Esis ar:t
AZ I %'s.on Central KANSAS i7s
Teaas, ss%; New Yo;k Central 1921 Norfolk
Ok: Ontario s. Western, 53N; Pennsylvania, 72A !;
Rand Mines. ~; Reading. 20; Beading n 1st
aaang seG}nern Rsws1
s ferred. 1osN; southern Pacific. e7sh;, Union
United states Steel. $685.: United States. Steel
preferred 1O75h; Wabash, p; Wabash preferred,
42; Spanish Fours. ely 49,
Bar silver steady, 81 DUG per ounce. one sn
market for short bills is 4@4M per cent; Tor
three months bills is 4@4b per cent
BOSTON MINING SHARES, Dec. ao-Cosing
quotations yesterdays market: Adventure, 6A9
i&a2; Atlantic; 2sh @M; Bingham, s4N @ 5s5A &
2sA; Consolidated Mercur, 61@62; DAILY West.
Th@ Franklin, II bid; CRANKY, 10@10M
Guanajuato, 4A@4A; Greene Consolidated, 3Oh
@3OM; Isle Royale, 22A @2Sh; Mass, 9B @10:
Michigan, 1e@1e1s; Mohawk, 62@62A Old Do
s21 ass; Phoenix. 1N@1k; Quincy. 1o7 @11o;
Rhode island, 5@51s; Santa Fe. az ON: Shan
non Copper Co., ~ l71h; Swift & Co., 102@103;
Tamarack, 1N@122; Tecumseh, liz OBJ; Ten
nessee 81 " @52; Trinity, 10A oil: United Cop.
per Co., e0@eoh; United States Mining. 4oA g
a. Utah 54@54h WiR9ns 7h&s; s Wai Ms1as
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Dec. 2o.-Receipt.
Cattle !, 100: hogs $500.
HogsS1Oc higher: sales: 20, 1876 lbs, $4.70
70, 2se lbs, 81 so; es, 800 lbs; $4;s6: .
Cattle-steady: stockers a0c lower; neeves
$40 lbs, $6io. Cows and heifers: g, $40 lbs
$40; s, $50 lbs, $40, Z. l,o2o lbs: $3.50
Shs $40: 8. $50 lbs $685. Calves and year
iings: IA, 600 lbs, $3.50; 10, $40 lbs, $3.50
16, $40 lbs, $3.50.
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LONDON METALS, Dec 2o.Copger eased
12s Cd at the opening today, strengthened on
the receipt of New York advices and closed
drm at 75Ms About j 900 tons were sold. Tin
fell los in the market today in sympathy with
the weak quotations in eastern markets. Buying
orders caused recovery Of Is Cd. Tin closed
firm About 500 tons were sold.
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M,nwAv WORSE MARKET, \

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
for St. PAUL Dec. 2O-Barrett & Zimmerman
report horse trade still slow. Receipts light.
but of good quality. few outside buyers ~ in n
the market buying good farm horses: Inc
to weaken the market on drafters and logging
horses Drafters, extra, $1s5@22o; drafters'
choice s155m1S5: drafters common to good,
S1SOa155: farm mares, extra, $145@165; farm
mares. choice. s1sO@145; farm mares. common
to good, s110@18O; drivers; extra, si6o@41oo;
drivers. good, S120@15O; delivery, choice. $130
@17O; delivery common to good, S10o@13O.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
E4 -Dec wheat- Ma,
CLOSING CASH PRICES


to No
o
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Weather map shows rain in Texas and Okla
homa; cloudy west, southwest and Ohio valley;
fair to partly cloudy northwest; temperatures
unchanged from yesterday,
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NEW YoFK SUGAR lam

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. Dec. 20.
Sugar. raw, firm; fair refining, sac; centrtf-
ugal 96 test, 35sc: molasses sugar, 2Ac: re-
fined. steady; crushed, 5.4Oc: powdered, 4.8oc;
e. Moiasses = Arm New orleans, so@ssc. ~
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, DEC. s1e.
Received-Wheat. b2e cars. 531 ,26O bu: corn,
4,7s0 bu; oats. 1923, $50 bu; barley. $500 bu; ;
milistuffs, S. tons; hay 1870 tons; car lots 77e
shipped--Wheat "a cars, 90, 2Ao bu; corn, $3.50
bu oats. aO,21O bu: barley: i. 40 bu; rye; 40
.346. tons hay 10 tons; Inseed oil. 100000 lbs;
oil cake 1858 900 1bs& car lots 47O.
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Oec. 70. ]: ''....:.l,zeI 2I8 5,S5I oI5 IO4
RAILROADS entering the yarus reported receipts
for the day by loa0s as follows Chicago Great
Western, .; Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul, "A;
Minneapolis Il st. Louis, II; Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha, n; Great Northern, 49,
Wisconsin Central /; 500, 2; Northern PACING,
8; total, 119. ..t
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Dec 2o.-Beef
steady. Pork, steady. Lard, firm; prime west
ern steam, $7.9O@S
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Dec. o..

NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Dec. 90
Flour, receipts, 21,61s brls; sales, 700 brls;
dull at unchanged prices. Wheat, receipts.
%, 900 bu; Sales 100000 bu; in response to poor
ing, with trade light pending the crop report;
December, so%c; May, e27 1e@2%c. Rye
Corn, receipts 1898 bu; dull and no transac-
tions.
Close: Wheat, December. 951Ac; May. e27sc
Corn, December, 569sc; May. SOC; July, 50Ac.
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NEW YORK METALS. Dec. 20.-Lead ant
copper, steady. unchanged.
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NEW YORK OIL, Dec. 2O.-Petroleum stead!
refined. all ports, 7.55@7.60c.

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec 2o.-Butter,
firm: receipts 4,es5: official prices. creamery,
common to extra, 16@24c; state dairy, common
to extra, 16@23c: renovated, common to extra,
10000; western factory, common to frsts, log
Tic; western imitation creamery, extras, 1sh q
state sns
and white September fancy 1890; October best,
1924 M13c: late made small colored and white
skins, full to light, 81 @11c. Eggs firm; re-
eeipts. 4.79e: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
, fancy, selected white, Sec; choice, 33QS4ci
mixed extra, 3O@32c; western finest selected. q
@2Sc: average best, &c. .-.. ..- ..-
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Dec 2o.-Cattl
-Receints. 10 600. Including 100 sautherns: maj

Receipts 10000, including 100 southerns; mar
ket steady; native steers, .$3.75@e25; southern
and he1fers, $2@4.so; stockers and feeders, $27
@4.6o; bulls, $2.25@4; calves, $8@7.25; western
steers, $3.25@4 80; western cows, $2.40@350.
Hogs-Receipts, -, 900; market strong to &c
higher; bulk of sales, $4.s5@ .02h; heavy,
s495 $40; packers, s4.9o@5.o2A; pigs and
light, -. 6O@49O.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market weak to 1oc
lower; muttons, $4.5o@59O; lambs, $5:6o@7 50;
fed range wethers, s5.50@6.50; fed ewes, $4.25
@5.25.
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OS Nv - 49, SSSS
was dull thruout t
ut &c under Mime
ern. Low-grade
mand. May wheat
held all morning |
closed Nc off at
changed at S3Ac.
May opened uncha
and bulged to $1.t
1Bc. December &
Oats fell Nc.
Close-Wheat, I
S3%c; No. 2 mort
northern, S3Ac; \
Der, S3Ac: May,
2, TIC. Oats,
9Ac. Flax, to {
December, $1.05;
Rye, Sic; barley
Wheat, 1875; last
rye, 2; barley,
Receipts: Wheat,
ley, 22,119; rye,
wheat, 1851 bu.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

Z, Dec. 20.-The wheat market
he morning. Cash wheat sold
eapolis May for No. / north
wheats are declining in de-
opened 1sc off at S5Bc and
between that price and S51ac,
S5%c. December closed un-
Flax was active and stronger.
nged at $1.O7, fell to 81. 08A
OS7s, closing, there, gain Of
11ac and July 1Ac.
to arrive, No. / northern,
:hern, S1Ac; on track, No. 1
70. 2 northern, S1Ac; Decem-
$3.50; durum No. 1, 74c; No.
to arrive, 291ac; on track,
arrive, $1.05; on track, LOS;
May, .OSK; July, $1.O9N
r, 35@45c. Cars inspected:
year, I'll; corn, 1; oats, 10;
q; fax, 6S; last year, 90.
1881 bu; oats, 60,s38; bar
500; fax, 1929. Shipments
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Chicago Options.

No. 2 durum wheat, .............. .7Oh
No. durum wheat car, smutty 500. .66h
No. durum wheat cars .............. IA
Screenings, part car, per ton ........... e.75
sacks, per cwt ............. $50
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Dec 2o.-Butter steady;
creameries,, 17@2sAc; diaries, 17@2oc. Eggs
steady; daisies, 1sc; twins. liz Gil Nc; Young
Americas, 13c. Poultry, live turkeys strong:
snpnss STEADY 4 na
SIC; Rurals, 55@5sc; red stock, 65@5sc. Veal
! steady; 50 to 60-lb weights. &c; Is to 75-lb
@91ac. r" 81 $50 re-. 49,:
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These prices are for No. large. medium a
small; other goods are in proportion. For 9th
furs not quoted prices are about the same
last year.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Dec. 2o.-close:
Wheat steady; December, 7Sc; May, S01sc;
July, 75%c; cash No. 2 hard, so@s2o; No. 9,
= @soc; No: 8, 77@soc; No. red G 9ic; No; g.
S9Mc; July, 3e%c; cash No. mixed, 40Ac;
No. white, 40Xc; No. 8, 40Ac. Oats steady;
No. 2 white, 31A @525ac; No. 2 mixed, SOA
mStc, 80 -s''
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MILWAUKEE ELUUH END DEC. 1O
ern, s7assc; No. 2 northern, SSH @sS1hc; Nay,
ssM @ssAc bid: puts, s77ses calls sso ss% @sSAe
dull; No. ?, SIP @55c; sample, ss@54c. Oats,
easier; standard, 31h @s2ac. Corn, steady;
May, 441sc bid; puts, 447sc asked; calls' e rs
m44Ac.
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HIDES, PELTs, FURs, ETC.

= = - No. I. NO. Z.
Green sailed cured steer hides. over
% IDS -. .1S Il
Green sailed heavy cow hides, over
T. ~ IDS LIN IL 70
Green sailed light hides, under go lbs .12h liz
Green sailed light hides. under 60 lbs,
branded Ill IL
Green sailed bulls, stays, oxen or
q. work steers ..s... ..... Y
Green sailed long haired kips, to
70 IDS -. Ill ~
Green sailed veal 'kips, L. to rs lbs. .121a ii
Green sailed veal calves, s to Is lbs. Ia 12h
Green sailed deacons, under 8 lbs.
each ......!. 10 80
Green hides (kips or calfs) lie less than green
sailed. Green frozen :11ac less than cured.
Horse and mule hides. large, each. $3.50 $50
Horse and mule hides me dunn .:..... 275 Lis
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, DEC. 10.

Received-Ca disadvantages, 81: Omaha, %;
ST. Louis, %; Great Northern 1885, Northern Pa
cifc, 35; 500 Line, no.
Shipped-C ars-NIilwasukee, %; st. Louis, 1s;
Wisconsin Central, g.; Great Northern, 80: Chi
cago Burlington & Quincy, 1s; Chicago, Rock
leland E. paclhc- q .
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Nav, 445sc BID; puts, 4411sc asked; calls, Az
@44Ac.
WINNIPEG GRAIN, Dec. 2o.-December
wheat opened at 75Bc and closed at 7eSc;
January at 755kc, closed at 751Ac; May. at
797sc closed at 79Mc; July at s1Ac g. closed at
sic. Cash close: No. northern, %? &c; No =
northern 73c; No. northern, Tic; No. white
oats, sic; No. 8 barley, &c.,; No. hax, &c.
Receipts: Wheat, 151 cars; last year, 144
lover Se No. red. cash elevator ss@e2c track
ss9 s9ssisc As' corn s' lover; 81 cash,
track, 426421ac; December, 411hc; May, 42B q
42Xc. oats, lower; No. 2 cash, size; track,
32c; December, Bic; May. 31&c; No. WHITE
&c. 49,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Dec. 2o-.Wheat, spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, IS "a; ~
lures, dull; December, 6s 10hd; March, IS
11Ad; May, 8s 1oAd. Corn, spot, quiet; Amer
lean mixed, new, As Sd; American mixed. old,
4s 91ad; futures, quiet; January, AZ Nd; March,
4s siSd.
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS, Dec.
2O-Rye, carh, 89c; December, Csc: May. Tic.
Flax, cash northwest, $1.O6h; southwest ST.;
Nav S11O Timothy, March. $445. Glover,
| cash, $13. Barley, cash, 3S@54c.
! Wagner and Bartlett Frazier best sells Of
cats this mc1n1ng.
Moore says the crowd are short Of wheat
The government final figures are to be given out
at 8 O'clock today, Washington time
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Indian handled. dry flint over 10 lbs.17
Montana butchers, short trim. light :.16
Montana butchers, long TRIM. heavy. IT .-
Montana butchers. long trim. light.:.15
Indian stretched $3.50. -. u
Montana calf, under. S lbs :. :. g. 10
Montana kip. g to - lbs 49,. rs Is
Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin
. llUeS Id III
Dry DUH nlOeS LIZ
Dakota and Wisconsin calf, under 1.
Ids '.'...t.... ....li 10
Kips 6 to - lbs Ia ~
Dry sailed. all sections .:............12 1914
Dry horse and mule hides, each. .....1. 80 100
Pelts, large, each 81 1o@1 so
Pelts, medium, each ................. .6O@ 80
Pets, small. each .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .3O@ so
Short shearlings. each, green salted.. 100 80
Dry territory butchers .............. 100 IL
Dry territory murrains ..............7 .12@ .13
Tallow, cake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ saa
G Gpssss' solid n $$A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21
D tIJIII'' 1i1IH ECOS Y N0T|C|AS
ReqionaIismo en- Italia

Sc estan sintiendo en- Italia los
latidos de un movimiento reglonalista
que empieza & manifestarse, no va On
las ciudades ni en- los campos, sino
en- 81 estadfo parlamentario. Hace DO
COS dfas 90 form6 en- Milan un Comite
para organizar un psrtido comercisl
con caracter y tendepcias esenci almen-
to lombardos. Coincidieudo con esa
iniciativa, Sc reunieron en- Roma los
representatives de Calabria en- el Con.
greso nacional, con el prop6sito de
tormar un grupo que detienda los in
tereses de su region; pero tambien
con el objeto de tomar y sostener una
fsonomfa politica dentro de las ca.
maras. 81 hacen otro tapto los del
Piamonte. los de Cerdena, los de Na-
poles, , 81 ell germen persiste fructf.
ica, no serfa eztraflo que, con el item.
po, la monarqufa de los Saluya Sc
convirtiese On una confeder raci6n, tipo
germanico, en- que cada antique reino,
ducado 6 principado, tuviese sus or.
ganismos propios y locales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21

Hablase de comunicar directamen.
to d las dos grandes naciones, ,bien
por un tunel, bien por un puents sobre
el canal dc 10 Mancha. Ell ingeniero
Arnodin, compromising en- esta ma
teria, ha hecho un notable estudio.
He aqul el extracto. El nuevo puente
tendrfa una extremidad en- el cabo
Gris-Nes, sobre la costa francesa, Y
30 alinearfa, recto, en- un extension de
H.140 metros, sobre ell banco de Col
bart, para aprovecharse de los baios
fondos. Enseguida, en- una longitud
dc s. lao metros, corrsria sobre el ban
90 de Varne. E iria, en- flo, 4 poner su
otra extremidad en- Fo]ktone, Inglate-
ira, recorriendo l5.S49 metros mas.
Longitud total 38.l2O metros. Ell to-
blero del puente estarfa & 81 metros de
altura en- sus parties m IS bajas, para
dejar espacio & los mayores navios
posibles. Los pilares qued arfan &
distancias de 800 4 500 metros. Mr..
Arnodin estima el costo de Ia obra On
unos mil millones de frances.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21
Una coraza eficaz

En el campo de tiro de Tuliu-
Austria " ca presenoia de los atach5es
militares dc Russia, Francia y los Es-
tados Unidos, SO han hecho los ensa-
yos de una nueva coraza 4 prueba de
balas de fusil, inveotada por el inge-
Micro Vienes Loibl. Lbs resultados
fueron sorprendentes. La coraza, de
un espesor de II mllfmatros, 70 pudo
ser agujereada & una distancia de clen
pasos, y permaneci6 entera despues de
muchos disparos.
Ell gobierno russo, segdn Sc dice,
entrara prouto en- arreglos con ell in.
veutor para adquirtr ese artefacto do
guerra y proveer & sus ejercltos de Ia
Manchuria. tVolveremos { Ia epoca
de las eotas de malta y los escudos
impenetrables? SSe pondr&n de moda
una vez mas las armaduras como
aquellas de Herman Cortes y Carlos
", que se conservan en- el Museo de
Madrid2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21

Los lectores de LA DEMoCRAC1A
sabeu que Jacques Lebandy, un joyeu
Y exc6ntrico millionaire frances, quie-
re tener su imperio y su corte, yendo
q fundarlos en- las inmensas planicies
del Sahara. En- tai empress gast6 su.
mas enormes ell cslebre sportnlan Y
cre6 ALA, sobre las arenas in6nitas,
una ciudad en- miniature, un ejercito
en- simulacro, una administration d"
opereta y M sabemos si I'm haren & lo
gran turco. No podia faltar la escua
dra. Y Jacques 10 compr6 dos buques
que tomaron los nombres do Frasquito
y Dalild: sin duds, dos odaltscas del
serrallo. Pero he aquf que el consul
de Siberia en- Las Palmas-. Canari as
reclamaba al emperador una deuda de
ocho mil frances. Ycomo Su Mages.
tad rehus6 pagar, el CONSUL pons en-
tredicho q los barcos de la armada
ssharisna y 90 dispone q vendsrlos en-
pdblica subasta, dsntro de las leyes
espafiolas que rigen ca Las Palmas.
Sc dara, pues, ell caso de una Aota on
remate publico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21

Mas de 1000 personals concurrie.
ron aver q las Farmacias <Col6p, Y
eGuillermetys en- solicitud de las mues-
tras de los verdadsros remedies ho.
meopaticos del doctor Lobb.
Los establecimlentos menclon ados
estuvleron concurridfsimos.
La muchsdumbre estaba conpu %.
"a DC personals de todas clases sociales.
La dana aristocratlca y la proletaria,
el Bsnquero, el Abogado, ell sacerdo.
te' el Comerclante y el Obrero, etc.. i,
todos tenfan deseos de aliviarse dc
alguna penosa enfermedad.
En- las GALES, On los trauvias, en-
los cochss y en- los establecimlento
Sc vefan seloras y caballeros contain.
do Ia dosls de pIldoritas, temsrosos
DC delar pasar una de las cusrenta y
ocho horas en- que se garantiza que
el remedio del doctor Lobb para la
DYSPEPSIA efectda Ia curaci6u.
Este espectaculo no habls sldo
visto jamas en- Puerto Rico, 10 eual
dsmuestra que el honrado metodo
adoptado por ell doctor Lobb para In.
troducir sus remedies y dar d conocer
su esouela msdica hs lnspirado vi pti.
blico curiosldad y confanza.
Algaien que estuvo oon el repre-.
sentante del doctor Lobb, contes.ando
d una pregunta dijo;
Gel doctor Lobb NO tiene descon.
hanza, Embellishments en- cuan,o Al
buen exito de gu verdadero Rsmedio
Homeopathic para Ia Dyspepsia, cuys
prueba hemos tenldo ell gusto de pro.
porcionar gratis al pdolico eo esta
Metr6poli. va ha sido ayerigua ado
por los principales peri6dicos do los
Estados Unldos, Mexico, Caba, Espa.
IA, Portugal, Argentina. Chile, Csd-
tro America ETC., duraote los itinos
diez ahos. Njugi1 otro doctor en- el
mundo ha permltIdo que al pdblioo
que prusbe las virtudes curstivas de
sus medicinas, sin oblIgarle & gastar
nj un solo cent6simo.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21

estara aqui procedente de Montevi.
deo con tRsaio.
<Buenos Aires>, del 20 al % del
corriente recalsra procedente de Co.
lon y escalas y seguira viaje para Ca.
narias, Cadix, Barcelona y Gsnovs.
sAutonio L6pezs. Ell 2S del que
cursa estara aqui procedente do Eu.
ropa.
xCaracass. Ell Is del corriente
saldrS para New. York
Ell vapor Puerto. Rico saldr&
de Barcelona hacla ell 81 de Enero,
hacienda las escalas de Valencia,
Malaga, CadiS y Cauarias, para San
Juan, Mayagtsz, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba y Habans.
El vapor miguel Gallart.' Sa.
li6 de Santa Cruz de 10 Palma ell l8 del
corriente, directo para este puerto, y
seguirA para los de Nayagusa, Ponce,
Mauzanillo, Santiago dc Cuba, Guam.
tknamo, Habana y New Orleans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21

pISltps'G, --Cura toda clase de indiges.
TONES y Intermediates del est6mago;
las acsdias, molestIs despues de las
comidas, abultamiento del est6mago,
ventosidad, dolores, diticultad, respi-
rari67 dificll los males del coraz6n
ocasonados por falta de dig esti6n,
mai sabor, allento desagradable, per-
dida de apetito debllidad estomacsl
leDgua sucia, e,trehimiento, p6rdida
lie ennrgta. etc. Preclo 25 centavos.
81 tfen,edio del Dr.. Lobb para los
Nefrt.S. -Cura el agotamlento nervio.
so y sus desarreglos, el abstimiento
del e'piritu, postracl6n, p6rdida de Ia
nemoria, Insomnia, falta de suefio,
dolores dc cabeza y vertigo, debtildxd
general, est'mula y tonitca los ner,
vlos. preclo 25 csntavos.
La Aetlicina del Dr.. Lqbb para los
Rtd0neS -Cura los dolores dc espalda
y caderas, mo!lyados por la er terme-
dad de los ridones, hidropesta en- los
pies y ca los miembros, trecuentes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-21

deseos de hacer aguas, diabetes 90.
dlmertoss, etc. precio - centavos.
FL R3mcdio dcI Dr.. Lobb para el
Hgado. -Corrige la biliosidad, el es-
trehimiento, la ctericia y todos los
males del higado. Precio 25 centavos.
La Mcdicjaa del Dr. L,Jb para los
Rs2fiados. -Evita la pulmonia y CO.
rrigs cualquier resfrlado en- pocas ho.
ras Precto IS centavos.
III R.ns7to del DR.. L0bb para Ia
los La curs efca2ments, suspenda
los sudores nccturnos, cura el pecho
adolorido y las toses pulmonares,
Precio Is centavos.
La Mediciad del Dr. Lobb para lbs
EaternRAddes de Ia mujer. - Is 10 me-
ior que SO ha preparado. No existe
otra cue la Iguale en- ehcacla. Precio
y centavos.
FL Ungu3nto lei Dt. Lobb para las
AlmorfdnaS. -Es inmejorable. Cura
cualquier caso de almorranas, Precio,
% centavos.
La prepdracion del Dr. Lobb para
cnfefmedades dc Ia sangre -Desarraiga
todas sus impurezas. Precio, % cen.
tavos.
Ell I'&ori.dlor d,l d, Iobb I'm.
parte nueva vida corrige la impoter
cia de hombres raqufticos 6 debilita.
dos por abuse. Precio, so centavos.
FL Remeiio del Dr. Lobb para los 10.
loreS dc cdJe:a Los corrige cuando
mas ca minutes. Precio, 25 centavos,