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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

asegura que dicho nombramiento re-
caera en- don Juan j. Perea, actual
Juez Municipal de Mayaguez.
-Parece que eXisten amagos de
disidencia entire los principales ele.
mentos del partido R9publicano. Los
de san Juan Sc declaran contra Ell
BOARD or TRADE, mientras que en-
Ponce los republicanos del trust apo
van la idea decididamente. Las de-
~claraciones del senior Hernandez Lopez
no son terminates, nj de alberta opo-
sici6n q dicho proyecto, La opinion
general del partido lie es contraria,
habiendo permanecido en- ~silencio
III 1yli1, 6rgano de los sehores Do
menech, Colon y Rosaly.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
Guayama ell sehor don Carl IS Rovira
Tomas, con la distinguids sehorita
CNcarci6n Alvarez y Arias.
Ell G1bernador ha nombrado
Concejales de Guayhma Ahasco, a
los s. nores don Aut0nic G 'au O'Do.
eel, y don Juan A, Pesa0se.
Ain est& psndieut4 de resolution
Ell ssunto del actual Marshall de la
Corte de Distrito. sth n don Jose La.
bradcr Naha,s,
-Hasta Ell prtx mo mes de Setiem.
bre 20 Sc reunila Ia JuntA de la Asam.
b!ea Legislative ara tratar ell pro
yecto de ley s)bre la cresc!6n de Con-
Gados
-D4ntro de rocos diss embarcara
para Europa nuestro buen amigo ell
doctor Tomas Vazquez, de Glayama.
"A iniciativa del Alcalde de AFRO
20 nuestro correligionario don jose
Rovira Moves, Sc prepare On aquel
pueblo una fiesta espl6adida con mo.
two de la restauraci6n de 80 l@I nue..
70 m%unicipio,
-Ha si1o nombrado Juez de Paz
de Fajsrdo Ell senior don Carlos Mar
tinez G )tay, persona de waller de aque-
La poblaci6n,
Ell dia 20 embarca para los Es-
tados Unidos el H)n. Bek nan Win
throop, G~obernador de Puerto Rico,
quien permanecera a1gunos dias flera
de esta isls, quedando al frente del
gobierno ell Secrtt,rio Mr., Regis H.
Post.
"A principles del prtXimo mes
regres ara de New York ell Director de
ola Correspondencia', doctor don NJ.
Isno Gambia.
-FX' ste IN descontento general
en- PJrca con motive de la conducta
ooservada por 81 alcalde sehor Val
divleso, quien sigue completam ,nte
entregado q los republicanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

E' que suscribe pone en con0ci.
miento de sus numerosos parroquia.
nos, que desde esta techa, y en- mi Sc
gundo c~omedor, los precios estarAn
en- re'aci6n con Ia situacI6n actual,
Tn bistek, II ctvs. Una tel n ira EN-.
panada, 10 ctvs. Tn arroz con GALL.
IA, 10 ctvs, In caldo g4llego, 10 ctvs
Tn bacalao q la vizcaioa, 10 ctvs. Una
sopa con csrna, 3 ctvs, Una sopa &c
gallins, 6 ctvs. Una mixss, s ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

En la Corte Municipal del Distrilo
judicial Municipal de C4guas.
Estados Unidos de America. S. S.
Ell Presidente de los EE. ~.
Promovente: Ramon DiaS Delgadc,
Ex.parte, Eu ell asunto sobre con.
version de inscripciones de pose.
sion en- nscripciones de dominic.
Por cuan:c; el abogado don Ra-
f4el Arce Rollet, 60 representation de
don Ramon Disz polgAdo, vecino &c
Aguas buenas, ha acudid9 4 esta Cor.
to municipal solicitando la conversion
de las ~nscripciones de dominic de las
siguientes fncas;
A. Rd,tica, de treinta y dos cuer-
dss, sta en- Ell barrio CC4gujt as, dc
AgdaS-buenas, colind ante por ell Nor
tie, con jean Rodriguez; por 81 Sur,
con Marcelino Disz: por ell E.te, con
II ] III sLFJ tlQO DiaE SulI iGOt pOE Fl
Oesta, con Jacinto Via. Iasc iti al
folio l8l y~uslt9, tomo % de Agua..
buenss, fl lca Linero 81 Inscription
=, r 'gistro de Caguas.
b. RGlica, de cat5rce cuerdas,
situada en- Ell barrio y t6rmino ante
riormsnte indicados, liLdante por ell
Norte, con Ia succession de Simon D.az;
por 81 Sur, con terrenos de Francisco
Gil Disz; por ell O.ste con don Her
D az Chirino; J por Ell Este,
con la succession de dora Anastasia L.
PEI. Iascrita al f)lio 3, tomo 80 de
Aguas-busnas, f1cs ndmero 1O7, ms
cripci6n y.
c. Rd.tlcs, de treinta y echo
cueriss, en- Ell barrio y cir~cunscrip-
ci6n re~ferldos, J colindante por Ell
con Celestino MERGED don Her.
D.az Chirlno; por Ell Sur,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
MUCYACHO DESAPARECID0

De la casa de don Atilano Diaz,
sRio- Gahas9, Caguas, ha desapareci-
do I'm muchacho, doce amos de edad,
color blanco, paldo, gqpbo de los dos
pies, que anda con dllicullad. Niste
pantalon ! ehamarra azul oscuro. Sc
dice que esti en- Cayey 9 en- Santurce.
Sc ruega a la persona que tenga noti-
cias de q, avise a la pollcia, para que
10 remita d Caguas, d~irigi6ndolo a
don Esteban Dial, en- Ell mismo canine
de Rio Canas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

DEsDE sl dia ID de Agosto, de
1906, quedsrA alberto en- Jersey CITY
unto & New York, I'm coleglo osIo ia
direcct6n del acreditado Professor don
Joae L. Faiardo, Maestro de Conner
clio, Contsdor Pdblico' Professor dc
instruction, y Ex.Superinsendease d.
Escuelas, donde Sc dara q los alum
nos instruction primaria y superior
completes; teneduriA de lioros' CO
mercisl & industrial; calculo mercan-
I'll ~incluyerdo 81 de bancai correspon
dsncis y formas mercantiles en- am
bos idiomss, escrisura en- maquinilla,
todos los siste mas; taquigrsfia, d.
buio lineal, mlsica, ingles, espsnol'
trabsio manual y gimnasia.
La educAci6n r~eligiosa sera de
conformidad con las i~nstrucciones
rscibidAs de los padres o encargadoS
Habrk un d%epartsmento especial para
las ninas, q%uienes dia y noche esta-
ran bajo ell cuidado de dos selora.
de reconocida idoneidsd. La entra
da en- Ell coleglo cuesta 3 10, y el est
psndio ~ semsnaleS, por adelantado,
Ia cual cantidad cubrira Ia casa, co
mids, lavado, ensen anSar libros }
medicines en cssos leyes.
Para mas informss diriglrse &
Prof. jose L. Faiardo, Blk Y, Jer.
aey City, n, J.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
La Corte federal. Rumores
de Ponce. -NOtas de
Mayagliez.
ENFERMEOAD De La CANA
Demanda a la compania del
ferrocarril. ---EmbargoS en-
San Sebastian.

Ia Corse Federal terminarA sus
.area. On la presente semana PocaS
,on Las csusas que estan psndlentss
dc resolution.
-Por es.a ciudad circular rumo-
rres de que 80 han recrudecldo las d.
vsrgenclas enlrs 81 alcalde ValoiVle'
.o, de- Ponce, y el Conceio Municipal,
:, e,.remo de que algunos miemoros
c~.rac.sriz ADDS de este, sienen presen'
,adas U r%enuncias' .
Sc O informa que ell luez de Ia
cor.s Federal Mr.. MIC. ksnna salara
uara CHARACTERIZATION la. semana proN'-
ma CON obieso de pssar all las va
LOS dias ID y II del mes corrlen'
q. =. sfec.usra en- la Escue'a lodus-
,r,sl de Mayaguez, la EXPOSITION de los
.rsh.ios hechos por los aIumnoS du'
rsute este curse escolar.
~Eo algunss haclendss de cana De
II. campos de Hormigueros SO ha
.n..sntado una entermedad que mata
Ia, .iembras, Atsca los plan'los ue
cana blanca
-Pronto sc presentarA una nueVA
m.rda ante los tribunales, contra
!. compshia del t%errocarriI frances
Trsta de pedir la lndemnizacion Ale,
andre Noa, padre del nino que lOe
.~,ropellado por IN tren en- Msna'l' 81
d{a 8 del mes en- curse
-Dentro de algunos dfss SO SAGA
ran & pdblics subassa 'iese n0caa rus.
,icss y siete urbana', en- 81 poe0'o 10
San Sebastian.
aver, domingo 50 efec'uo una
a.ambla de la Federation Llore 90 u
cao,ro Gel Porvenir,' de Aguadilla'
Aver regreso de su excursion por
lai.la nuestro querido amigo don Juan
r.. Baiz.
-Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saIu'
dar hoy en- esta reduction a nueStros
amigos doctor don Gabriel Glmene7
saniurio, de Caguas, y don Fernando
Aoonte, de San Lorenzo
80 trabaja activamsnte en- Maya
Oil y, por melorar las condicione' oe'
scueducto. Va estAn hschos los pls'
no. correspondence y ell preSupuesto
4. Ia, obras. Arreglado ell aeueducso'
h.brA progresado mucho Ia Hygiene
MI oIica en- Ia ciudad del .Oesse'
Aver SO enconsraba en- ests eludao
Dues.ro amigo don Jacinto S'ilo' ha-
csndado de Vega'alta'
-Tambien SO hallabA en- san Juan
russsro amigo el doctor Jose H. ANA
deo, m6dtco de vega'bsla'
EFT Oomise deIdissrito de San Juan
ba uombrado q los sshores don Jose
4. Amadeo para cubrir la Vacanse
de- don Mariaoo AbriI y & don Rafael
Di.z de- Andino para que sustituya q
q Jose G. del Vale durante 81 au'
sencia pen .E.paha. FL comt1e queda
cou.i,ufdo en- la siguiense fvrma' IRE
.idepte, don Ligorlo Rodriguez; Vo'
Gales, don Cslestiuo Marrero' don
,Jose Rivers Miranda, don Jscln'o
saIio. don jose Il. Amadeo, don IA
+aaI Diez dc Audino; Secresarlo, don
Emigdio 6 inoric'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
FIESTAS S%USPEND|DAS

Ea Camsguay, Cuba, fueron Sus'
pepdidss las feStaS que para solem'
nizar al tercer sntversario de- R'pu-
b,ica se tenian preparadaS, teniendo
an cueuta el encoItrarse p%ostrado y
.ufriendo de peligrosa enf9rmedad 81
adalid insigne de las libsrsades con,
ouis.adAs, senior Gomez. Ell .Clcculo
Moderado rsparti6 entire los poOres de
a.ta ciudad, mil doscientas limosnss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

y asi suce vamente todos los demas
platos,
Tsmb!en Sc hace1 abonos para
famillss d precios limitados, 6stos con
quinceaas adelant dss
Tn cubierto de II a l y de 5 a I en-
ell Restaurant, SO ctvs.
Los %iueves y domingos Sc hace un
selecto caldo gallego, y los sabados
pasteles y allacas con polio.
JUANGARCIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
Suarez de MOta.
ACCIDENTE FERROUARIO

Ha ccurrido un cholue entire dos
trenes del %f4rrocarrIl e'c7ado de Nde.
Va York.
Dos de los carros quelaron colgs-
los sobre la Gale, s~uietos p3r ell en-
gsnchs que los uufa
De resultas Gel ~incldsnte, hlbo 20
pasajeros h3ridos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
I'm veCino.

don Modesto Ferrer, empleado en- Ell
Registro Civil, para que de recados
verbales; porque, seg6n inform6 al con.
cejal Figeroa, no reconoce alcalde en-
la Cidra.
Els una linda forma de ponerse en-
ridiculo.
CORRFsFONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
IlpOgrafa ia 0em2GrQcfQ

In sstG imprestG SC haesa bia clG
6 trGbUos ~tipOgrdfoos q odas horas d
da Dc q Rochs. PrsHo. !oim&f bara:os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
BURLAS Y VERAS
Una nueva playa pesa desde
hace tempo sobre esta
irsuIa Barataria.
CRlTICA AL US0
al tenor dc la slguientc, son
mucha> las que Sc hacen hoy
en- nuc5tra literature.

Tengo a la vista una collection de
poe,jas ~algun nomore hay que dar-
les = con que me o~bsequia mi correli-
gionario y amigo Pedro Maritime y
GonLaluZ.
En- la dcIicatoria-que ocupa me-
dia pagina Inc llama SconnotadoS es-
critor y no Sc cuantaS cosas mas,
Mas por encima de Ia amistad que
me une al senior MARTINEZ y Il pesar de
su dedicatoria, honrosistma para mi,
esta ell sagrado magisterio de la criti-
ca que impona d.beres muy penosos,
ladcuS Piafo, sd mtyis aotica mritoS,
dijo ellatino y a esta Erase me atengo,
| a8ticus iptulS Martinez y Gonzalez.
T~itilase el hbro que motiva estas
lfneas zj',p0m3s y tlorcse y en- 81, d.
cho sea con unprecedented y tranque-
~, hay mas de 10 primero que de 10
segundo,
Hasta seis Sespumas glaucas1 he
contado en- el teXto, porque e) amigo
Plato, digo, ell amigo Pedro eo muy
fuerte 4 10 glance y 0 habla con de
| prorable frecuencia de <mares glau-
cos, de spupilas gIaucls> y hasta de
un straje glaucoa que esta clamando
a woes por sel Tintoreroo y pidiendo
bencina.
Procure listed curarse de eNa yllu-
|cootQnid, estimado correligionario,
Non his IN idtDl.
Flores no parecen por ninguna
parte de la.obra, en- la que abundan las
espinas, como abundan en- ell canine
que conduce
dc Ia ipmoHoitlad ii ajto osint0.
Este, bien mirajo, no es IN defecto :
las espinas son muy dignas de esttma.
ci6n y quedaron reivlndlcadas deSdc
Que 0 elias coronaron d C.iSto.
Por 10 demas eli amigo Martinez
tiene libra de clio me he c|onyencido
con solo leer Ell sonetlllo Que dedica a
la sanseyeria.
SPara ailvlar nuestra miseria,
cue nos pone en- mas de un iris,
Sc aIza una industrial en- ell pals
graci4s sean dadas a la sanseveria.s
Jay ;Ay' Este verso, Petrus
amigo, Sc ha salido de madre.
Hay que comprimirlo,
En- cambio, mas adelante e.cribe
listed en- una de, composition rotula-
da SAgonia;s
xlG dob.a Ia eampQna funeral
y So doIiente y triste son
repercute en- mi coraz6u
con eco ligubre y tata' p
VA, senior Martinez
Ell segundo y cI torcer verso nece-
sitan un par de muIetaS.
Co!ean; crea listed que coiean
Las siIabas que SoOran en- Ell yer
SO slas graeias sean dadas Camen) a
IA sa~nseyerlas hacen ALTA ALI,
d, : aDo'- '.o:a '.''' AGA. senior
Ese 4tc)u que comienza used la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
La Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO SO.

Gran rebaja de precios en- benedcio del pdbico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

Este establecimiento conocido la.
&C va muchos amos, ha sido complete.
mente reformado, ofreciendo comodi.
dades, esmero en- ell seryicio y buena
cocina al transeunte -propietario,
VenanClO Vega.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
HOTEL VEGA

CAlEN. - PUERTO RICO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10

Frye. years. were hauled up before Recorder Arlington the little fellows had sober countenances.
 "Violating Section 996 of the City Code" called Police Captain w. H.. Taylor in court yesterday afternoon, and the little boys looked more doleful than before
 The testimony showed that over month ago. in July, these youngsters had entered the Bellinger Heights school building and had broken ink stands, torn up atlases and had a general jolly good time avenging them selves upon stern pedagogues.
 Superintendent c. L. Floyd of the city schools, who has recently returned to Montgomery from his vacation learned of the eapers of the youngsters and swore out warrants for their ar rest. The warrants were executed by Special Officers Payne and Graham about o'clock yesterday morning and the boys were frightened greatly when they stood for the first time before the terrible looking Desk Sergeant at po- lice headquarters.
 Recorder Arlington never looked so | ominous as he did when he pronounce ed the sentence IL was that young Rob- inson and the Frye boys should have a sound whipping at the hands of their parents At this sentence one detected relief in the faces of the boys A whipping was not so uncon' mon but prison-the thought was aW~Il!
 The parents promised to administer the druboing and 1t is believed that there VIII not be more trouble from the boys
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
WILL MEET SATURDAY
COTTON GROWERS TO HEAR RE-
 PORTS FROM ASHEVILLE.
Important Meeting Called at MOntgom- cry County Court HOuse-NO COt- ton to be Sold for Less
 Than 10 Cents.

Secretary Charles L. Gay of the Montgomery County Cotton GroweSs' Association. will tomorrow send {out notices to members of that organization advising them of the next regular meet ing 1t will hold next Saturday, Septem- Der 1s. The meeting will bnF' held in the courthouse in this city at i2 o'clock.
 An important matter to be ey}considered by the Association Is thff new work devolved upon the beat organizations by the action of the executive committee of the Southern Cotton Association at the meeting in Ashevillt. N. C., last week Secretary Gay said yesterday he will urge every member of the coun- ty body to attend the meeting Saturday on this account so that they may be informed of just what was done by the executive committee of the parent organization.
 President W. IT. Seymaur. or the Alabama Division of the Southern Cot- ton Association, will be present Satur- day to address the county gathering He will take up principally the pro ceedings of the Ashevilie convention and attempt to make plain the duties of every farmer or cotton grower WnIch have been added to by the resolutions of the AsheVille meeting. The deter imitation to make cotton from now on bring at least II cents calls TOT patriotic work on the part of the sno- sidiary organizations throuehout tns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
Showing of Autumn Goods.

Our Monday bargain sales never fail to bring great crowd to every department, be- cause they are planned on broad, liberal lines; and the outcome is collection of wanted mer- chandise at such rock bottom prices that every shoppers interest is aroused to the highest pitch. These items for tomorrow will be a hummer; we would like to have you see them.
 25 pieces Dark Ground Figured and Strip ed Piques; solid dark colored and cotton pana- mas. also white ground with black figures and shepherd cheeks, in panama, dark mixed grey, blue and brown, soft finished cotton 0c suiting worth 15c; Monday the yd. .... sOS
 20 pieces Scotch Suiting, black and white, shepherd and broken checks, also dark mixed effect, in dark blue, grey, red, tan, green, and black and white; worth 18c and 20c; fSc Monday the yard .... -. .... .... aS
 9 pieces White Highly Mercerized dain- ty small figured Madras; lovely quality and nice for fall shirt waists; 29c and 35c grade; 1Sc Monday only the yard .... .. .... :.%~S
 10 pieces Oxfords in basket weave, pure white and cream; will make lovely shirt waists; and blouses; regular selling price 18c; fSc Monday the yard. ...... .. .... .a~~
 5 pieces Oxford, white basket weave, and good grade that usually sells from 15 to 1..d 1a d-as' Monday the =. l21c
 pieces White Pique Welt; a very good grade; worth 15c; Monday the f0r yard .,... .... .. ..s~S
 5 pieces White Pique, same as above, only a much finer quality; worth 20c; Mon fEc day only the yard ........... .... '~S
 9 pieces Checked Nainsook; 25 pieces White India Linon; extra good width; Sc regular 7c quality; Monday the yard .... ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
Both Honesty and Ability Needed.

South Bend Tribune.
 Too often officials are judged from the standpoint of their political affilia- tion by those men and newspapers so narrow they refuse to recognize that any good exists in a person of other political belief than their own. No greater injustice can be done an off, cial There are as good men in one party as in another. and the officials of one party may be as competent as those of another if the best men are placed in office. The standard of judg- ment should not be political faith, but intent and accomplishment, honesty and efficiency. Many an official has good intentions, but falls to accomplish, and many are honest, but not efficient. The election of those who can not meet this standard Is a mistake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
New Jeraey's Browning Infamy.

BaItimOre HeraId.
 While peace conferences are on, while investigation is rampant. while graft Is being exposed and grafters are being punished, something should be done about New Jersey Few States enjoyed such advantages of careful early train ing and few have wandered so reck- straightforwardness. The straw that has influenced public opinion against her is the news recently sent out of the explosion of her huckleberry pies. Much has been forgiven. but this stain is a just and lasting one that a self respect In gpeople can not afford to allow to contaminate the whole land. There IS absolutely no Justification that can be offered such as might have been pos sibIe and even plausible had 1t been lemon pie or cheese pie, such as they make in Philadelphia But an explod- ing huckIeberry pie Is intolerable The limit has been reached. New Jersey must 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10

years. old age; body shipped to Hard away.
 september 6. Callie odon. age 2s years. gastritis.
 September 2. Willie Chilous. age 22 years tuberculosis.
 September 8, Albert Fielder, age 20 years. railroad accident.
 Record of Births.
 The following births were registered during the past week:
 To Mir and Mrs. W. W. Cranberry, a girl.
 To Mir. and Mrs. c. P. Sharpe boy, To Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Watts. twins, boys.
 To Mir. and Mrs, L. D Bradshaw, a girl.
 Negroes.
 To Many and Marie Covington, boy. To Augusta Shorter, a girl
 TO Minnie Davis, a boy.
 To Dinah Underwood. a girl.
 Chief Clerk John J. Farley of the Health Department said yesterday that the week end reports of sickness in Montgomery were surprisingly good. Even the conditions in West End where there has been some malaria shows great improvement" said MT, Farley. There has been a decided de- crease in sickness of all kinds during the week"
 Under the direction of the city sani- tary Department all ponds in West End and North Montgomery are being | cleaned and drained. The railroad companies are cleaning and draining the morass near the ice factory in ! West End.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
New Neckwear Monday.

We have just received by express an ele- gant assortment of dainty neck wear; which will go on sale tomorrow at unheard of prices; don't miss this sale.
 Heavy Lace Turnover Collars, some em- broidered with cat stitch trimmings; Sc Monday .... .... ...... ....
 Swiss Embroidery Turnover Collars; new design; some plain hemstitched; 10c
 New Venice Lace Turnover Col fSc lars very pretty and dainty at ..... '~S
 Lace Stocks, in Venice, Point Gauze, Point Rose and Novelty Batiste; very 1Sc swell looking; Monday 35c and .. .@ON
 The new Point Gage Chemisette Collar; in all the pretty novelty designs; nice collec- tion; worth from $2.50 down S0c to .'.
 Shirt Waist and Goat Sets in all the late designs with deep cuffs; price from 20r $2.25 down to .... ......~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
GOOD HEALTH REPORTS
s;oypITIoNs IN MONTGOMERY FOR
 ONE WEEK.
Eleven Deaths and Fewer Cases of Sickness Than Before in Many weeks-CIeaning Bad
 PInces.

Reports received at the City sani- tary Department show that Montgom- cry has just passed through one of the best weeks from the standpoint of health conditions in its history. During the seven days ending last tight eleven persons, two white and @ negroes died within the city linn and the number of cases of sick of all kinds shows material de- Q over the week previous.
 the eleven persons who died du- ne week three were infants; in death was due to violence and hs were due to old age.
 flowing deaths were reported Ice of the Sanitary Depart g the week
 v 6, infant of T. l.. Hack :. J. Albert Parham. age estive chill; body shipped
 Negroes.
 child of Lewis Crooms
 general rupture.
 Alex Lemons age 70 3. child of R. D. Henly
 Neal Henderson. age ss It wound s. Missouri Page, age $ j fever; body shipped to 5. oreen Adriat age 7s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
Special Notice.
Where inc Crowd Gathers.

We will not have to name the department where these bargains are being sold, we will simply say follow the crowdl Tomorrow morning we inaug,irate a September Sale of surprising importance to the people of this city. A sale ecipsing any other of its kind ever at tempted by this house or any other firm in this city. Every item in this list is new Fall goods and of meritorious character
 CALICoES- Hundreds of new pieces in navy blue ground, with figures, stripes, etc., also shirting prints in all the wanted styles; all cheap at DC; Tomorrow you can buy 20c
 NEW GINGHAMS-In beautiful Ro- man plaids, Tartan stripe and checks; all new and late style patterns in this lot These are mill ends and mostly in 12 yard lengths; some few have less, others more; but the majority are 12 yards; worth 12 1-2c yard; sold by the piece only; Monday at the kc yard
 FLANNELETTES-F assortment of pat. terms in dark grounds, light grounds, red, blue, and other colors, in figures stripes, etc., feeced back and regular 15c value; tomorrows special selling price; yard, f0c only .... .. .... ............ wv
 BON TON CHEVIOTS-Line finish in dark grounds with tri-colored stripes, very ser viceable woven goods; absolutely fast colors; ex- celent patterns; worth 12 1-2c; sale 10c price Monday yard
 TEAZLE DOWN-Extra good quality in light grounds with blue, pink, and red stripe, also solid colors; nice for winter night goods; underskirts, wrappers, etc., worth f0c 12f-2c; sale price Monday .... =. sOS
 NEW FALL PERCALEs-Another case of those pretty, bright colored percales; suitable for dresses, wrappers, etc., worth reg ularly 10c; sale price tomorrow 2c the yard ...., .... -. "
 BATES SPREAD-White Crochet Bed Spread in pretty Marseilles patterns; (not over two to customer;) full size and 0Qr worth regularly $1.75; Tomorrow .... TOS