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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28

En 10 Colss dc Dlshiso del DlAtrito
JudisiaI do HamAsao Z. r OF.
eina del Marshal.
K tAdos Ua.dos do America s. 8. II
Presidents Go los E.hdos Unidos.
Rodrigutz HMmsnos J Bari, ao en- H.
QuitAsi6n. ". Jole del Carmen
BcIgeL Cobro do collAvS.
AnunOlo dc vsntk sn R6olisA au-
hAAtA,
Yo Avgaato Oniz Marshal do To-
Colts de DisArito del Dl.triIo JGdi'
OiAl de HpmAcao P. r.
HIgJ sAbsr: qus sum m2iisndo una
orden DO eissasion do ssLIttc.A txls-
didA pos sl Sscrsiario de IL Corls do
DslriIo del DlArlso JadiolAl dc Hu
MACAO r. Il an oil pislIJ ArrlbA men
oionAdo ca euJo Dle.t obluvo oil dc
mAndAnls cen tsshA3l de AgcGo do
1853 una SenIsnelA 4 90 favor On di.
cha Curls de DlAIriio dc HamacAo
sonrA si demanded. J1Ie De- CAtmsu
BJrges sor 10 sums DO olAtfoslentos
saArssLtA J eLal'o dollars susrGltA
ochO senl woe e0n inIsresss q rGz6n
do doGe por ciellJ AhuAl dsads al 81
ds MGIEl de 1881 hAIIA que asAn sA'
h,i:ehAs mas lAs e0alAA y pAgoa 60
lA fsshA do dlsho iAIIo eoAlA que 40
dsvsi g1sn en- 10 iJfmA sn GUS AparG'
cen sn oil srs0ori hl dispus,lo con
sslA isshA veLdsr en- L6o,lsa subAslA
por sl tsim no do vSlEle dlAs , Al ms-
ior poascr 10 aaea smbArgAdA como
ds 10 pFoslsdAd ds diIh) assd.r 10
sac &c describe 4 sonllnBAal0-
R6aIsA nombFAdA , soaoslda
por sBnrosA >, sasiAyAdaS1 la ilrll.
dlssl6n ds NAgasBo, bArtlo Dc RIO
B.Anso, e)mpusala % suAlrcslsulAa
aasriat, 60 lledss poF 81 y Is soa
arFsnos aKldl4s, Dor . 54r Aaausi
Peas sAss0s, S0F sl EsIa 5sssal6r
R-fEF , 5 lssal6 Ch sik1a, p0f sl
Osale sasaioo 1s Dvmi 81 Arsasl
aavlsfss a ,stsla ssagA e. b .ss
pArAnt..t,ss Sl1'gs assnA1oa
, Bertha, e. 4llasal. - stai.tad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
Fl rnarido de la Otero

pisrnas, somo lA bella FAtma OF una
diosA del vlsnbys somo Lars dc Pou-
gy eIuua dioaA de las sonrisas,
Perc, "a tums, irg'eI yankee,
bay un hombrs que 90 esAa CON 10
o. n ,rltA o ,ro. Los Verl6dieos dsl
muudo enlero publican Aa nUmbre, y
auuqus no ponsn siRuo aIguno de a d..
miraei6o, todos adlvipan sntrs lfness
el ascmbro Sc llama Rene Wspp.
Bien llamsdo cssa y 81 nm emprasAEio
hubiera buaeAdo IN nontrs do fsntA.
lfa, no 10 hlbrfa ensoutrAdo meior
para el 60 o.
En Wspp h,y brevsdAd y r!quezA.
Sc v6 que quisn Alf so nombra, pusds
ismAr chsquss enormsn Sc y6 tam
bien que no as uu tonic. nj 90 un loo
eente, nj IN lCeo. 6OI txtrtnA cato
que os digQ2 YAae que On geae7Al OIL
eAbAllero que llevA al altar 4 una 90.
q oritA ceisbrs sor Sus intr' & IS gAlan'
| tss, inspirs mas bisn astma qus en-
vidia. Mas etto, en- nuss'fa epoea,
81 IN ample sonirAasntido. IN c9m-
psendeii? C!tx3iissre Aorid eual-
quiera novsla = va6.s que un milo
mario un gran Grisia, O IN ci2lo'
m&tico, 90 rruink por una RetIix mus
linda. Esi en- To- nCveas er0sicAs,
o. dc rIgor. TAmbl6l GO do rigor que
Ia sssriz srgans q 81 protssjor 10
iindoSs AmAr grAtuitamsnts por IN
syi do dc eAmArA6 Eor IN guitarrists.
Y ain embargo, OIL arliEts. 81 diplt ma
Iiao 9 el miiIonar o. .eios Go insEirsr
pena, inspiFa envldiA. En- il S sirculos,
ca los tsanos, en los sa,ones, tn los
al p6drC moR, todo txsiamAn Al verle;
e auerts lA do csc hombEe
que tisle una tan linda amiga
dPor que. puss, AQulen mlnAnA
anne q 10 hsila q a JritA Carolina O .sro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
1OTGA! MI lIl
YARl0S ARRESTUS

- ess e 4sn tse.Afa kfas
.te sasa tuap 6 asta 60
lea lsga.a esffstss e Ca sa.
saagrk - assatA a4ssaa 81
- aaa - Fsse s1a 1.aA IS
81 sAaa - "a asaas u zaH4 -
Nm aa sa ea1saa aa aHaaa sage
"a 8s4#saa
Na asa Ha - as 4sasaa
- sFss g. - - 81 = 4as ga
&C. t1its a. = egst Is sa AHsr
sAa sasseaa eaaaasH aaaaA 81
UsatA ktkeess 58 lasassA
zee tssts s arssaae8a IS
Ess eeFt easa ttass
AS aaa
Hea taa Fta aat ttzta IS
Esss asrnlaas ssaf 8Ea
katshs g @sslsese fN9#
ua rtmsse h# a rtm
4 Arsias nts saatssa s es ere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28

80 k8 E11at4
osFat sl.a lSas cfaeas
ssnn rs aass.stea ktfst tss
skfslt sis 3sista lgsssasaasa
- ttsssta Rfaa EslalsaE +
akfsa.a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
{, Gomez CarriIIO.

t,thA do d thu fall0 y eoatAs Qus 90
deveuguen ca is forms en Qus apAre.
een del record, h' dIspassto con este
lsahs vsu ie' sn L6 F., lea sub lsta por
tS'nil} ds y9lnss dfal oil msior
p1si0r Ia pro ii ,dAd psrlooAl embAr.
-GAdA s4ml dc Is pEopisdad- dc .dieh0
dsudor y que 90 describe All;
GAaA1o vAean?. Ia toro oaeo
AmArllIo i3 = uegso do aisl, arrohAs,
ia Ioro osJ nsgeo lucsro de sists
astobAs, ua I1rJ amarillo oio y negro
rAb) QusbrAt0 de Gists Arrobjs, una
aovllA amarillo iAvAdA rAhiblanea
Laesro do nusv, a'robA', un loro oseo
amarillo do O.h) ArrobAs. una vAcA
AnAflliR M anilA, un& vAsA olsa ANA
.rAiA G a'gt', 10 blsy amarillo 20.
isad) dc dltz ! sells Ars0baS, IN husy
Ala 'llo iGOsto ,AbL .lAneJ do dies y
ssiG sErobG'i IA busy oIsJ negro. dc
1rese A.fobAi, w bl,y oleo hallo
oi cegro ds aAloIee ArrobAE
GGaAd1 cabAilAr. u "a yegua CO.
l)r ANA sAosiA pArldS, unA poIrausA
zainA somo dc eAi3rss msGsg, un O..
bAllo vlsio sliao
Ora pfopisdsi. Dos eArros do
esl1a , tiss dc MADEIRA
Sc AaVisrls que eslia VanIA 90 haaa
para EHllsiAsst & Rodriguez HumAnoG
y Bs,IsAn ca liqlldasl6n lA sKn.ldad
Dc oaS'rosIsnloi suarsnIA y suAIro
Ie0l "a sdArsnIA = { leho ssulAvJa coz
Ia. & 4 fA,3l Isl doc por Q Inio
aa I.ajss ) a. AAEl ds 1888
.hsaA 4tsto, saiat IA s, M, as soa.
lAa dsvsagAdaa qls 81 dsVsngan
haals sI dta4lIlVo s)or0
sabAIla isadtA lvgar q dla 81
is EasF1 De 1907 lAs usVs Dc 10
mAaAaA "a sl lCskl qls oslSala Cor,
y maalslpAl Do cagaas ' - advlsFts
lat O pagl 10 Ia Qs.la ht es hassfsa
u moastA AmtrlsAnA
oAto oail mI a'm. sa Hanalaq
4 .s ts ID ssnb's De ls0a
Aue-sIJ ORr,-
lnrIu nAt hatt u ,mas.g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28

legfI.mAmonte, q hsmoS de c1naidsrar
n suo7 d gno d. admiration 8 70 snvi
Ola qua aqusilot q 20 Sysr y AnlsAysr
II amEron ain pa,Ar por 10 sea diAl
Sas rissgos son iguAles { los do Sus
pyed'csSores, Sus plAsersS, oil eln'
Gario, scrAa mkS grade Pus4to que
hAnrAn sido autorizsdos por un fam
sionario que, On nomhre dc 10 aoeie'
dad 10 dirA lsyendo 81 Codigo, 10 Gao
"a otro eAso 90 0 10 ssliGG OaroiinA
10 hubiera podido dear
Ne 90 1tsstAreis:
-Pero 90 q1s sl mAt:imonio no
% para u mss, nj pars I'M Af9, sino
para slempre.
No Msdrid, tAl vsz Ei Paris, no.
En Paris, ssg6n sstAdfatlsAs que los
sptstoles dol divoEsio Paul y Visitor
Marguerite han publieado, duran
mas los soncublnaios que los hims'
neos. lAh, y no solo duran mas item
pc Tamhl6a son mas diHsllss de
rompsr. EAra deahscsras do la asno.
60 sbf ssia 10 protsasl6n do 10 lsy.
Para deshaesras de 10 Qusrida, no
hay mas 10y que el sa,rieho do 10
suerte' Con solo IeM novelAs 90 MOI
10, POROUS al lAdo do los .libros de
que OF hAolAbA GutsS, y On los cuAles
80 veal Millionaire que inspira suvi.
ale porque tIsns una sctrix lindG & ID
dsvosl6n, hey olroS Iibros mAs humil.
desy mas humGnos, On los caales>
ApArtse 10 disolu ubilidad txiraordinA'
ria do los lAxos mAtrimonialsn pari.
alenaea.
All pussi tAl vsz los yankees %
equivosAn oil proGsGlAr. Ese exeSnsri.
90 pudisrs muy bisn no asr aino m
yankee p,Gclioo.
T, Gomez CaFrilIO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
t0t8 Il OPIO
)Es.eaes .elMuaatea dc. 10.
ra1 sh.no ca eootfa
Us. ultn0 Us. op.o
las SutVAs TlENOAs

aaaes ats0 8laae apla ais
baa 500 e. sce.sfaa - ga a. ssaus
s. .stsftt nt} ~ aa a1Ntarta
ufita9 lsasatE.aa
uf&a ssaata 90 saaml kaaal.
ata
a gsta.tFa atss 1aa 1
asa IA aars ats fasa d sata ssaa
u ta sEsft twms&a = saala.
stastsatts aststatesm e etasl.
s s Asu4ssAa i = Hial asaa
- fs fsfatffa a1ttas Naesas
a. seHaf tssaaassa aaFAa ass
m asas tfiA1a Z .aa aas'sa.
8ss ite asa .aaa safa sas
ssa 81 waa Sc ae1maase nasaaA
nem
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28

La NfioritA OIero 80 casa. Fl 10
legr. 10 d.bsy hsbsros dAdo 10 mott
siA, que % 10 HoIisia mas importArts
del DIS. So casa COZ IN iTg eI. Al
principle 90 din que con IN america
nc; psro en ei asto estallarou las pro-
tsstas. Los yankees no quieren que m
@ udadsuo de IL librs Federation Hs
case son una bAilArinA. Poor para
sllos, puss eslo hAb7ia sumsr tado el
ndmero dc les estrellas nssionsles. Y,
ademks, oAsi sis l6gis1 que. On psgo
do 10 ruhiA ds Chimsy, que 50 sAs6
con un principe pelga, Europa les die
70, para &legrar los dias dc IN plfn.
s'pe cuAlq .ierA de 10 lsna o del peti6
loo, una morena Clero. Pero eIlk
probado que no qaisre cue lea un
y4nkx. sgtlo un irgeS -dicc un dss
sa,ho do N.w York -lolo IN ingl6s %
sspAx dc tal eosA.s Y on esto no hay
iujuria ninguna. Sc tratA do una gran
sxseatrieidad; % natural, pucs, que
aea I'm Ing o. Quisn qSe 10 eomsIa. Loa
ipg,saes adorAn las eusioAidadcs exc
tlsas y los monlttuosidades pinto.
toressAs.
A eAdA momsnIo, Hg6n paRees,
los psrl6disos do Londrss publlean
auansios mAlrimonis.eB on loa euAlss
an Millionaire pids som0 mujar & ma
bella que eaIe amputAdA de- las dos
pisrnas 8 que eArtxcA do brazos. LoA
extrsmos 30 t.cAu, sobre todo o. euAn
10 10 trata do exsentrioidAdes Amoro
aas. FL pals On donde unos sdoran &
los que no t!enen exlremidades, otros,
por fuerzA, han do enamorarse do los
QUE son ioeo 10 sontrario. Y Olero,
no h2y duda. Oisro 10 %. O.ero eS
una do las muisras que mas brazos y
mas piarnas tisEea Ga Europa. Es una
do las diosAs do les b'axos y dc las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
Nagnesia .efeIyescente granular
De zeEbi

Entire todas las marcas hasta hoy conocidas la MAG
NES1A DE ZERBI merece e primer puesto, no va solo
nica elaborada en la forma granular medante comb
Dacon verdaderamente qumca psso que las dennis mag
nesias son meras mezcas de v'rias sustaucias.
La magnesia granular de Zerbi es recomendada por
los meores medcos aectos curatvos siempe
guros De venta Ia Farmacia de Zerb, San Francisco
So, San Juan Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
EN- CAGUAS

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- tsaaaafIa - laaa1at.
Aaaoa 4a laaaAlARse ts cAzaaa au
easl @essade 1 ls tliaFs A. as asIo
- e lA "a as3as rsa g e.
sgt GRAN HUFets
4 ~ e . rsfnaaiA e.. tss s AIra.
-. ts0a'aA laa sAl.sa sEaFasss ,
saasAsexas
dsolaes.eass sa Essxaaa aAsss
80 = ssla s,as1aa : saaH lsfsa
aaa aEsaaai44ma , ssaa kmas 90
ga sAaaa , kl1c aas*e GO Is !
la aAFaa , 81 masA FsieatA sas - s
ia sspasaia YAta emsslsasa q tzmaa
BAFs Nta meaiA
sE akAN 81 81
PTssies = a'saass e esss Is sersa
- Rishsess vts1sss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
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1 ClRUIlA

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kea cue 3 sarE dc doetar
baFraquef ta as ea g. Hosp.
,sl de "A Ssela Cru &c Bar
eeoaa. Cor sxs assro
para aseg oasa m cfs
rste1a N efca Tea
ual ilogsa IS .oes ata
% 44l2 & saaa
Gass q Is poav a4
Ae . naHana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
i0laJ5A l,d,yl
atSPutsTA 0sl aeY

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afsNassa.a aa8 atstHkasea :
saG s. aaas s ssa s ssts aa
attAs taaaa So
6eg as aamss ta aea
fos1 sac 0 Hse #age aaH
ts8 ssestaa4 aa esae 8asaa ataas
81 fssss #s ss Hss aH eco seNtaa
sa8tsuAa ussFfe nfa tas
faaaa s sa fglt
Esa asnaat 81 ktHmaa
msalaa5a isFfte aasan a. iatk =
sssaaa aaE5Baa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
IL iVllI0

aFaa EslNiA 'stexFAssa es sFlfaai
80 mees ~ assizaAas acasEaes
Aasliaai14z4 FsFFo9eslessa. FEaaas
20 N4izalos. EraNo4f ks1sa Haeaas
8aaMTaisNhsa g. FAMe kFae.MaFse
!, a. FsFaaaGsi -eAgaa1 , s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28

Vlajug sale del
dab p comun Intermediates del est6mag
nsutsdo dyspepsia msa dlgetones
Preco: Gaia de Is ST. BoeDa 80
= FONT Y HERMANO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28

tl4 I neefas.as %
ad.eo SIS fsu 1e 4 nsus
90 lode puergs Rso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28
BIRD T BARCELO

Comercantea importadOres de Mercaucias Provsones
Qulucala superior marea sPacdS -Especlhdad ca
teiidos calzzdo. FaIardo p. f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-28

dc euRsroalentos ouRfG1lA y o1Alro
dollars oaarsuia J ochJ Gsnt&voS con
intcreaes 4 tGzia del d3os p3r ssnso
AnuAl, dsIdisl 81 d, AA'zl do 1855
hAssA que sgA a f,chA, mas Al Gus
sAs devsogsdaI I qQs 90 dc e1glsn
hassa :el deAn4s Y y aohrG, --
La subsslA tcndrA lvgsr o. dia rs.
de Ere:o de- 1907 4 IAs doA de 10 IAcds
sn 10 tc.nh del AsrGhs sisA ca 81
LosAl que oeuvs la Corle d, Dltltiso
de HumAsso, ! se advisslc que oil psgo
de la vsGtA ha ds hAssrss "a mun.dA
AmsrisRna,
Dado bai0 mi 6tmA 90 Hum acEo,
a 26 do Disism bre de 1905
ALGCST0 ORTIZ.
Dlssr!Gi Mar, hal CT HlmaoAo,
En 10 Corls de D.AsriGo ds D.llrlso ia
dIciAl ae H4masAo PaeriJ Rlou.
OislnA dc. AarahAl Ealsdos Ual.
dos de Anne lea. L Prss!dsns, do
lOs EsIGdoS l lldoa 5 :.
Rodriguez HImAnCs BsrGrAa &C Ii
qulase.0n, vs. JOa6 dsl CArmln
BUgSs
Cebfo 10 dollars
Anunsio de yeass 90 LdolsA subAIlG.
Yo AVRa,lo 0 us, AArlhAl dc IL
Coris de DNrlo del D'sI.ilo JadlslAl
lie Ham.ea1, Fasflo Rsn,
H,gopH0s1 gas slmg sull ous
ordsn le ,ite-e.on 4a sal ma
didA per :! sssrs. y 10 CJrs e.
DiHgllJ as. UlMsio J41.e.h asaa
mAGAo 3. K sn sl p.siij arrl9a msa
alonadO o. say3 P.sl1 obi-y1 sl Do
mAass ssm soa ( i.ehA 81 do Agono a.
i. sec ana ssaisls.a s sa favor 60 A..
ma C0tu 60 p.slr.lo De HamAaao
soulrs .. dsnanlaioI16 asl Carmen
B5Fgss pr Il sums a. eaal oslsnlc,
s.aFsasa ! s-aleo dtl "a sakieaia ,
-sh1 as.tayQa aon lalafssa : FsEj
10 desa gos s.sals sasa. tssdi s.84
- MAs1 So 2 tsl aAla aus ea -
Nlt.-at uEtese lAty psk ae4A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Tricked by Dyspepsia
The Doctor Couldn't Tell Where the
 Trouble Lay.

'Eor the past seven yeas I has- been a victim of dyspepsia and chrome cor stipation and have consulted the most noted specialists to De found on seases of this character. None, however, :eemtf 10 looate the difficulty or give relef. In addition to this medicsi treatment. | have resorted to the use of many remedies and have given them faithful trial, Ju. all to no purpose.
 Upon the recommendation of l cicse friend I purchased 50c package cf Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and Il less than five days noticed that l was -eceiy. ing more benefit than from any remeGy l had used before. l continued o u.s the tablets aftes each meal for ona month and by that time my stomach WIS h d healthy condition, capable of digest ay anything which may increasing appetite demanded.
 have not experieoc any return of my former trouble, though three months have elapsed since taking your rslneoy."
 We wish that you could see wisr ysur own eyes the countless other bona -flde signed letters from grateful mon and women all owes the land aho hid suf- fered years of agony with dyspepsia, tried every known remedy and consulted pi- nent specialists without result, until they gave Stuart's Dyspersia Tablets q trial. Like the doctor above, they coulds't b. cate the seat of the trouble.
 Dyspepsia is a disease which has long bafIied physicians 50 difficult of loca- tion Is the disease thGt cure seems next to miraculous. There is only one wav to trea: dyspepsid-to s1pply the elements which nature has ordained to perform th's function and to caus- them to ente. t.ie digestive organs, supplying the fluids which they lack. Stu.uts Dyspepsi4 Tub lets alone fill these requirements. as is shown by the fact that 40,J00 phy1i an. in the United States and Canada unite in recommending them to their patitn.s for stomach disorders.
 We do not claim or expect Stuarts Dvsuensia Tablets to cure anything hut disordered conditions of the stomach and other digestive organs, but .nls they never fail to do. They work up,a the inner lining of tha stomach and lnfe.tines, stimulates the gastric glands and aid in the secretion Of juices necessary tc dises- ton.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Table.s are .: sale by all druggists at j1 cents boz. Cne box will frequently effect perfec- cure If in doubt and wish more adequate proof send us your name 2nd address ah we will gladly ma-l you q sample pael'age free. F. A. Strart e., 6l Stuart Bidg Marshall, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14

York. To this subcommittee also vas left the settlement of various correlated questions incidental to the general one of taxation of the credit issues
 The opinion of the majority of the bankers as expressed today was that these credit notes are not to have any preference over any of the other obliga- tions of the bank issuing them. but are simply to be lien as in the case of all other bank note issues. The scheme also contemplates the daily redemption of these issues through the instrumentality of the clearing houses in the cities in which the banks issuing them may be located.
 Comptroller of the Currency Ridgly was present during a portion of the day, and furnished the committee with data for use in the consideration of various ques- tions.
 Members of both committees tonight were guests at a dinner given in their honor by Frank A. Vanderlip of the New York Chamber of Commerce committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Negro Shot By Alvin Bryant.

Huntsville, November l3.-( (Special.) )-The police of Huntsville are looking for ne- gro who is supposed to be badly wound ed with a pistol bullet. The negro was shot by Alvin Bryant last night as he was crawling through window of Mr. Bryant's home. Mir Bryant was awakened by the noise and saw the negro coming through the window. He fired at the in truder and the negro yelled and fell back. He ran away and left q trail of blood behind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
AUBURN GLEE CLUB.
Promotions In Corps of Cadets An nounced at Alabama Polytechnic.

Auburn, November Special)-The Auburn Glee club gave it's first enter tanment last Saturday night at the school auditorium in the presence of a large crowd. The club is composed of good talent, and is expected to give several performances during the year.
 Prof. B. B. Ross. state chemist, a. tended during the past week the meet ing of the American official chemists in annual session in Washington. Prof. C. A. Cary, J. F. Duggar, R. s. Mackntosh and President c. c. Thach are Ill attend ance upon the American Assocc ton of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment sta- tions, which is holding it's annual ses- sion in Baton Rouge, La. President Thach is first vice president of the national as sociation.
 Promotion in the corps of cadats have been announced as follows: To be cadet eorporals: CD Richardson, s. IT., Quid- nunc, Ala; @ Powell, J. w. Lowndes- boro; (3) Roddy, A. J., Pratt City; (D Burleson, R. A., New Decatur; (5) Stcl- zenmuler, J. G., Point Clear; CD Harris, B. E., Avondale; @ Pearson, J. IT., Montgomery; 6 Meade R.. Ensley: CD Westcott, M. A., Opelika; G0) Young, R. A., Montgomery; QD Reasley, T, Auburn 00 Caldwell, s. w, Harpersvlle; QS) Holman, J. B., Camden; QD Taylor, G. w., Butler; QO Childs, W S., Forsyth Ga; GO Webb, & A.. Montgomery; @ Simpson, G. G., Mobile; 0s) McWhorter G. T., Riverton; Q9) Office. D. j., Jasper; (2O) Young, G. A., Pine Level; t2D ocroggs P P, Ft. Valley. Ga.; t22) Chatterton. II. J., Athens: (23 Culverhouse. II. G.. Pratt City; (24) Carter, w. J., Myrtlewood; (25) Ellyson, R. B., Citronele; (26) Taoer. w. B.. Montgomery; 2O Foy, J. T. liufaula: (2S) Skinner, A. H., Demopolis; (2o) Moore, ]. w., Birmingham; (9o) Black, $. S., Ope- 1ilSa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
BANKERS AGREE ON PLAN
 TO PRESENT TOCONGRESS

Washington, November 13.-For more than five hours today the currency coni- mittees of the American Banking asso- citation and the New York Chamber of Commerce discussed "the formulation of principles which are to form the basis of the legislation for the issue of emerg- ency currency in times of financial stri1- gency. These principles" will be recom- mended to Congress for enactment into law at the coming session.
 Although the views expressed were not by any means harmonious at all times. some of the members say the discussion showed an evident disposition to reach common ground upon which united appeal can be made to Congress for the legislation desired. Substantial progress was made in the work of the committees, and when adjournment was taken most of the ''plincples,' which are to govern the plans to be submitted by the bankers, had been determined on. ss
 The discussion developed sentiment m favor of currency to be issued on the general credit of a bank desiring to emit emergency currency during periods Of financial stress, as is done in the case of various European countries. The alterna- tive of this proposition-that of segregdt- ing the assets of the bank as a special security for these issues-was voted down. The tax on these general credit issues, it is proposed shall form guarantee fund to be placed in the treasury, and to be used to meet the liabilities of any bank which fails. The question of what tax to place on the general credit issues was referred to a subcommittee, consisting of three members, James B. Forgan of the First National bank of Chicago, Sol Wexler of the Whitney Central National bank of New Orleans, and Frank A. Van derlip of the City National bank of New
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14

Account Florida State Mid winter Fair, Tampa, November 1429, Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets at the special low rate of $18.35. Tickets will be sold on 13, 15, 20, % and 27, limited fifteen (15) days from date of sale. Through sleeper from Birming- ham to Jacksonville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Ask your grocer for Ring Leader Flour.

Account Reunion of Ala bama Confederate Veterans, Mobile, Ala, Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets at the special low rate of s5.55. Tickets on sale Nov 19 and 20 with final limit Nov. 24, 1906. Local sleeper from Birming- ham to Mobile placed at Union station for occupancy at 9 ?. m. leaving 10:35 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Ladies Organize Basketball Teams.

Huntsville, November 13.-(SpeciaD.- Several young ladies of this city have or ganized two basketball teams to play to- gether during the remainder of the sea son. One team is named the Whites, and it's members are Misses Mary Feeney, Su- sic Johnson, Clara McAlllster and Alice Hubert the Blue team is composed of Mrs. Felix Baldridge, Mrs. J. M. Kirkpat- rick, Mrs. Oscar +. Hundley and Miss Ella Van Valkenburgh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Eagle Drug Company Burned Out.

Huntsville, November 12.-(SpeciaD.- - The Eagle Drug company was burned out at an early hour this morning by a fire that had an incendiary origin. The loss was from 5000 to $500, insured -or about $500. The building was only slight ly damaged. but the stock was destroyed The blaze started in a closet in the rear of the store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
A CARD.

I want to thank my many friends and customers for the hearty ! pport they have given me in the past, and invite them to call on me in the future, as | am going to continue business at the same place, and I assure them 1 will be prompt with my ork and guarantee satisfaction.
 JOHN NJ. SATTERFIELD.
 Tailor, 1s12 Third Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Make Addition to Cotton Mill.

Huntsville, November 13.-(SpeciaD.- "A contract has been awarded E. L. Patter- son of this city for the erection of an addition to the Abingdon cotton mill q mile north of Huntsville. The addition will cost $l5,0Oo, and will be SoxG0 feet, two stories high. Machinery has been ordered for the new building, and the capacity of the plant will be increased nearly 50 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Freiqht Agents Given Hearinq.

Washington November 13-The hearing of railroad freight agents before Com missioner Clark before the interstate com- merce commission, looking to an inter- pretation of the new law governing the filing of tariff schedules was continued today. MT. Clark at the conclusion of the hearing will report to the full commission for action
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-14
Recovers Speech on Deathbed.

Huntsville, November 12-(SpeciaD.- Mrs. Alice Thornton, young woman who had been deaf and dumb from birth, died at the home of her father, MT. Strickland, after a short illness. aged % years. While delirious few hours be- fore her death, she talked plainly, her first words almost soaring the members of the family out of their senses.