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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
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su'ksdos que disputa'a msiisna el
prsmio dc escape en- el Hipodromo de
esta ciu6gd.
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sIenen anu rciado para el domingo IN
meeting On el poblado dc Guainabo.
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muy airosos, porQue On GuainAbo no
hay mas que para los unioniata. All
10 demostr6 squel pa tri6steo barrio el
dia que 90 efsctuo slli el meeting de
nueatros amigos.
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defenders q varios huel lguistss do Are
cibo, spte squella Corts municipal
donde estan denunciados.
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DELLA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su vla1e
d Madrid, ha establecido 81
ofcina professional en- la calle
de Tetuan ~ 81.
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ten en- todos los paiasa eu los que el
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vulgar, caando oil exquisite Cashmere
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es el sumun del buen tono. Colgate y
CO, New York.
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randolsa trabaio conatants. Proporeio
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sualquer parts do 10 isla. Dirigirse q
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aupfsma, dsdisandnse asimismo @l
axamsn do tftulos do propisdadss. ia
aorporAci6n do Corporations del pafs
axarangsras tramitsei6n do axps
dianaes do appropriation torsosa.
Aeepaando 10 nohls eompssenaia
10Y atahlssida On el eisrsisio do laa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09

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ticos resguardan oil hogar aleian 10 en-
termed I'd,
81 existe On el mundo alguna casa
dc 10 eual sea sda deseonooIds 10 ho.
meopatia del doctor Lobb, l.evensele
sin demoYa los siguientes mepssies do
verdad y esperanza.
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del doctor Lobb para Ia Dyspepsia pone
4 uno en- condolences de temar 10 que
gusta, todo 10 que agrada y cuando Ae
ouiere; cura radicalmente toda clase
de indigestion, entermedades y desa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
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4 los enfeIn@

rrsglos del eat6msgo. Plssio, rs 90
tavos.
Et Verdade1o Renedio Honleopdtco
del doctor Lobb para Ell Htgado combate
el NAL desde aus mas ArraigAdos ger.
menes y le destruye sin deiar Ia mAs
lijers conaecusncia en- el organiamo,
cura 10 vtllosidsd, el ensorpecimiento
| dc las funciones del hfgado, IL moles'
| tia y el calor do 10 region debsjo del
10 do derecho de 10 costilla inferior,
etc. Precic, rs centavos.
E! Vigorszodor del doctor Lobb I'M
parte nusva vida y oorriis 10 impo
tencia dc hombres raqufticos 6 debili
! tados por abusos, Precio 50 centavos
El Rensedio dsl d. cor Lobb para A
| Dolores de Oobsza, los corrlge euande
mas en- tres minutes, sea ousl fuare OF
sausa. Presto rs centavos
La preparation del doctor Lobb PARE
Ia Sanore, desarraiga todas sus impu
resas. Presto rs centavos.
Consultas por correspondence
rueden hacerse al sei1or
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N. 329, N. Is lh g. Philadeli his
Pc. y. A.
auien recstarA desintaresadamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09

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Las do primer orden dc todo e mundo.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
MARKET IRREGULAR,
 BUT FAIRLY STEADY
(SDecia Ito ReYiew.N

New York, March 12.-The market is closing irregular. but on the whole fairly steady, with the exception of Reading, which sold of rather sharp Iy on strike talk; the report being that the operators had refused all the min CTS demands. This cannot be con slrued as final, however. as the pros poets are that both side are desirOus of avoiding trouble, and may yet get together before the date set for the calling Of the strike. The feature of the market today was Shelter CcOm- mon) and also National Lead, they both enjoying a good advance at the close.
 It was reported on the street that a million and a half gold had been bought in London for shipment to New York, and this helped sentiment for a time, but at the close the list became dull and mostly lower.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
NOT ENOUGH BUYERS
 TO WARRANT ADVANCE
MARKET CLOSED STRONGER YES TERDAY THAN IT OPENED IN
 MORNING.
(BH Frank J. Grsf.l

Bisbee, March l2-AI the close of todays market there seemed to be a stronger tendency than at the open ing. Although there had been COR siderable trading in the market, there was not sufficient buyers in the mar ket to warrant any advance. The en- tire market sold of with the e3cep- tion of l.. s. & P. which held well around S41. Calumet & Pittsburg had been offered freely at $30.5O, and We would not be at all surprised to see a bid of s29 bring out considerable. American continues to be in demand at $11. but as yet there are none that are willing to part with the stock at this price. Warren also is being sought after at s15 to $15.5o, sales be- ing made at S15.25. Junction declined somewhat, and had been offered during the day at S25.50, with a few buyers at $25.25. ButJe-LOndOn was in fair demand. The copper country bid S2.75 at the close. There has been no definite report regarding the list ing of Calumet and Arizona. We are advised that such houses as Paine Webber and Hayden Stone are now willing 10 take the Bonanza Circle stock on a 50 per cent. margin. and that they will carry Calumet 6 Ari- xona on 40 per cent. basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
llews of I1lining, Stocks and E1larkets
MONTE vsTo MINE.

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 2.-(SpeciaU-
 R. Ii. Crimeld, James Monroe, J Barney and Mr. Raywalt, all of Bis bee, were in Douglas a day or so ago. They had been down in Sonora look ing at the Monte Visto mine, of which some were stockholders and others were visitors with view to buying stock
 They were all so pleased with the looks of the property that they have placed orders for stock since their return to Bisbee. They are mining men of experience, and are enthus- iastic over the Monte Visto. They say that every foot of work done so ar in the mine has been done to 'ood purpose and has shown up good Values-
 There has been done now about 100 feet Of development work on the Monte Visto property. They have ately cut the big ledge which was 'Ourteen feet wide on the ninety-foot shaft, but has developed on the tun- lel, which is 4S3 feet under the sur face. to be of very much greater ex- .ent. All the ore in this big vein S pay ore. The three veins are showing a tendency to come together and there is ninety feet of pay ore in the three lodges that averages $S 10 the ton in gold and silver values. It is all free-millinS ore. They are drifting on the big ledge and are taking out some fine ore.
 The Bisbee stockholders mention ed in the foregoing recommended that a big stamp mill be installed at the mine al once, as there is already ore enough in sight to justify such an investment. Also they suggested that a wagon road be built from Cos to the mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
COLONEL PROCTOR
 IS SERIOUSLY ILL

The condition of Colonel Frank Proc tor, fatherinlaw of W. C. Greene, and well known in Bisbee and Cananea, who has been in Hot Springs. Ark, for some time past for the benefit of his health, is reported very low.
 The attending physicials found that an abcess had formed on the brain. They are endeavoring to relieve this condition by absorption, but as yet have met with very little success.
 MT. Proctor's physical condition is so weak hat he can take very little medicine and his physicians are not over hopeful for his recovery.
 It has been found that Mir. Proctor's : paralysis was caused by a fall from 8 horse four years ago. combined with injuries sustained more than 20 years ago in California by a fall in which his neck was broken. By a wonderful feat of surgery MT. Proctor's life was saved, but has always been afflicted with a stiff neck.
 Mir Proctor is delirious much of tue time, although he has rational mo ments.
 It was the intention 10 have hin take the hot baths at the famous min eral springs but his physical condi- tion would not allow of .his-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
PARNALL TO LOCATE
 IN DENVER, COLO.

s. A. Parnali. late superintendent of the Calumet & Arizona mines at Bis bee, arrived in Globe a week ago to meet his family. who had been there for several weeks visiting Mrs. Par nails parents, Mir and Mrs. l.. C.. COombs. MT. Parnall who was for merly superintendent of the Old De- miniOn, noted many changes and im- provements at that property and found Globe grown almost to the proportions of city. They took theE departure Wednesday morning for San Diego, California for a short stay and later will go to Denver, where MT. Parnall will engage in business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
 IN OLD DOMINION

There has been steady improve ment in the underground conditions at the Old Dominion mine, and the force of miners is being increased from day to day. Work is now being carried on in the third, sixth and eighth levels and ore is being hoisted today from the sixth level says the Globe Silver Belt.
 Shaft work is being pushed as rapid ly as possible. Good progress is be- ing made sinking the air shaft at the lime quarry which will connect with the old workings at the third level It should be completed within three weeks.
 B. shaft, located about 1000 fec east of the working shaft has reached a depth of about 250 feet. In orde to hasten the sinking of this import ant shaft four six-hour shifts are nov employed. Grading was finished ano sinking begun yesterday for a thiT, large shaft, about 1000 feet west the working shaft, to be known as C shaft. The location of this shaft is just below the company barn west of the railroad cut. This will be car Tied down as rapidly as possible.
 At the smelter, three furnaces have been in blast most of the time but are shut down today to permit of the of water pipes and some repairs on the furnace is progressing well but it will not be ready to go into before April
 Progress at the Old Dominion gen erally is satisfactory and the outlook Is encouraging.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13

A small amount of Cananea & Duluth stock stiH remains in our hands for disposal on the instalIment plan. Work has commenced on this property, and this stock looks like a good investment
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
MINING COMPANY
 TO BULL RAILROAD

A. c. Sieboth, superintendent of the Lake Superior & Arizona Mining com pany. returned to Globe last week from Calumet, Michigan, where he confer red with the directors of the com pany regarding operations at Superior and plans for the building of a rail road to connect Superior with thr Phoenix Eastern railroad. It is eX- uecJed that construction will begin just as soon as the survey is completed and right-of-way secured.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
RANGE FEES ARE
 FILING UP FAST

Silver City, N. NJ, Mar. 12.-From reports that come from the forestry department at Washington it would seem that the recent ruling by that department charging grazing fees to stockmen, who have cattle or sheep grazing on the forest reserve. has put considerable money into that fund.
 The grazing fees are rolling into the department It is also the intention of the department it is said, in the near future to greatly increase the ranger force on the reserves. which was not thought advisable before on account of not having sufficient money for the additional expense.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
PRITCHARD, HAGEN 8 CO
Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone
 Bldg, Phone 125, 5isbee. Ariz. The handling of "Sonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE. CIAlTY.
 Transactions for either buy Ing or selling orders completed without any annoying delays Quotations by wire como to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michisan-the
 HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
MARKET GOSSIP.
Market is Badly DemoFalized.

Yesterdays market was an other of slight declines, and there was very little trading done. All the stocks are weak. Plenty being offered, but no buyers who are willing to bid up to get the stocks.
 We are advised by eastern correspondents that Calumet Arizona will not be listed for several weeks on account of another technical error" This stock has reacted to SIP.
 Junction is seemingly held firm and bids of s25.0O failed to get any stock. Wolverine 6 Arizona is feeling the effect Of the assessment, although bids Of SAYS would not reach it Considerable American changed hands around s11.50. Under t-e present conditions, it is hard to predict what course the market will take. but a sub stantial advance is in order.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
FROM SILVER
 CITY TO DEMIkG

Silver City, N. NJ. Mar. 12.-Luna County Telephone company has com pleted a telephone line froh Deming to the Mimbres hot springs in the past few weeks and it will now only be a very short time before the Grant Coun- y Telephone company will construct it's line from Fierro to the Mimbres springs and this will give Silver City Deming telephone connection.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
FARM TRUST ORGANIZED.

Special to The Sentinel.
New York, June 3O.-Backed by
unlimited capital, and supported by
many of the most prominent imam
oiers of the country a farm trust mas
been planted on American SOIL
known as the American farm COM
pany and established for the purpose
of taking absolute control OF all dairy
products, chickens and eggs.
1t is asserted that 1t Will bring
about an increase and uniform price
To the producer and diminish the
nrice to the consumer giving him SUI
perior and purer grade of dairy pro-
ducts and greatly improving the pres
emf methods of distribution. Belons-
ing to the great enterprise are score
of tbe wealthiest men of America
who have already in S2O,OOO.OOO ana
are prepared TO put in addltlohal
millions as they are required. -.
Among eastern capitalists inteIesL'
cd in the trust are Levi p. Morton
Thomas F. Ryan, Harry Payne Whll'
nev Anthony Bradley 70. j.. Der
wind. Loeb & Co., and severa! otheI
large banking houses and indlyluual l,al
capitalists. James R. Morse is 'u'
president of the new organization
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
FRUIT MEN APPRECIATIvE.

At meeting of the board OF dtrec'
tors OF the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association. OF recent ddte
the question arose as TO the efficiency
of the United States Weather bureau
office and its benefits to the fruit
growers of the valley. After some de-
liberation the board passed the iol-
lowing preamble and resolution;
WHEREAS, We feel that the
whole fruit growing community OF
the valley, and in fact the whole citi-
zenship of the valley, feel that an es-
pecial effort has been put forth by
our local u. S. weather bureau Office
under the management of Mr.. X. NJ.
Hardinge. and that all feel that an
especial vote of thanks for the raw
ors shown would be the smallest IN
dication of our appreciation that we
could show for his able and enc
lent effort put forth in our interests.
Therefore be II
RESOLVED That we as a Board
of directors of the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association, for our
selves and for the Fruit Growers as
sociatlon throughout the valley, be-
stow upon Mr.. Hardinge vote oil
I thanks for the many favors shown
and for his very efficient help
/ throughout the time of the danger
period from frosts during this spring
| time. The same was carried unani'
mouslv. Like resolutions were pass
| ed I'm favor of the Colorado Tele-
F. II. SMITH, Secy.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
STATESMAN DRiSDTsHEs KNIFE.

Special to The Sentinel.
washington, June 30.-What
promised to be a serious personal en-
counter between Representatives Geo.
Southwick OF New York and Charles
l.. Bartlett of Georgia was prevented
in the house by the iutersession of
friends. Mr. Bartlett, holding knife,
told Mr.. Southwick the latter dared
not say he 'lied" or he tBartleD
would cut him.
Mr. Southwick sought to pass a
resolution increasing the pay of the
tally clerks Mr.. Bartlett. a mem
ber of the committee on accounts,
asked if the resolution had been pass
ed upon by a committee of the house.
The sneaker informed him that it had
not. Mr.. Bartlett objected.
Southwick pleaded with Bartlett
to let the resolution through. but
the Georgian was determined that 1t
should not pass. and backing away
from Southwick he took a position on
the Republican side. Then South
wick made a remark that there mad
beeu a good deal Of lying in the COM
mittee on the resolution and made a
movement toward Bartlett. Thinking
he saws that a personal assault was
Intended. Mr.. Bartlett who had a sill
YER penknife in his hand, said that
Soutbwick dare not say he lied or
he would cut him. Friends interler-
ed
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
HEAVY COST OF RELIEF.

speeial 10 The Sentinel. .
SAN Francisco, June 3O.-Aeeol,u- a.
ineto the budgets submitted to ls lne
relief committee todpy it VII "a
onsiderable more than a million uo,- l.,I,,
Iarse n wear to dispense the moues none
Contributed for the destitute le5i
dents of San Francisco. The eNptH- li.i,
eee Of administration viii totI 'iL7
vast sum # the finance commute ~ =
nroves the estimates prepaafelI, anu "
he expenditure will not lheluu9 d
cent for food or clothing. .,.ios
DR., Ward, who. as the cry en-, gnlr,
boaItb oficer. will have full charge 8
of sanitary and hospital wo3rrk5, 5o5 Sa'a a
Ta m would require about Si3'ogU q
month The total Of their TWO ouo- ~
%ets is $4,000 for one month Ia Ss
s9S4 400 a year. To this must "
9dded $4,000. the salaries OF GG,,. i'3n.
nissioners, Jippy and Moran lllI'l,l aan mi +
5000 900 and leaving only "a S4,VUu ooo 90 to
1S tbe round sum of Sl,OoO;VvV J ,g
O1 nav the large force Of cierSs x, ,,,'i guy ~
prtegrographers pag in the central ofices o.
the commissioners.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
SENATOR'S WAGE WAR OF WORDS

Special to The Sentinel
Washington. June 3O.=In tho
course OF the debate ON the confer
ence report on the railroad rate bill
today Senator Bailey and Senator
Itllman engaged In a very sharp con
troversy over the latter's denuncia-
llon OF the lawyers. The Texas sena-
tor indicated an opinion that this
was demagoguery and Mr.. Tillman.
while contending that he respected
the attorneys Of standing, said he had
an utter contempt for shysters aud
Tor tue men who pack political con-
yentions. There was intense feel
ing for a few minutes but 1t passed
away.
Mr.. Bailey said;
The senator from South Carolina
has many admirable qualities, but he
has got some preiudices which OBJ
scure his sense Of fairness and clear
ness. ] do not know what grudge he
has down in South Carolina against
the lawyers. but what he ought to do
and nearly all he needs to do to be
one of the most useful senators of
this body is to get that cobweb out of
his mind. He performs great serv-
ices; he does II fearlessly and hon
estly, and the only thing that keeps
him from doing It wisely is now and
then he yields to this very kind of
prcmdices. / have no patience with
il myself. ] think a lawyer. if he is
a good one. Is as good a citizen as
lives"
Mr. Tiuman replied, declaring his
regard for respectable members of the
profession. but added;
But | have a most infinite contempt
for some of the breed | know"
He quoted Jesus Characterization
OF the lawyers as hyprocrites. and
said the dirty creatures who run the
political convention are the men
whom he would shut OFF from the
pass privileges
The conference report was adopted
without division The vote had the
effect of finally passing the bill. The
senate then adopted the joint reso-
luton. fixing the time when the act
shall 70 into effect. two months af,Pr
its approval by the president.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
ITALIANS MARE TROUBLE.

New York. June Rioting simi.
lar to that which occurred Wednes-
day about the public schools of the
lower east side. spread yesterday to
the Italian section of the city ad-
joining the scene OF Wednesday s
disturbances. Three schools with sew
eral thousand persons were affected
by today's disturbances and the ses-
sions We're abruptly ended. The jan
itor of one of the school buildings was
roughly handled by the crowd. At
the schools where rioting occurred
Wednesday few people reported yes
terday and the schools remained clos
ed for the day.
Similar riots broke out yesterday
in the Brownsville section of Brook
lyn, where parents Of pupils charg-
ed on the schools in rage and fear,
and it required large details of police
to confine the disturbances to the
outside of the buildings. The trou-
BILE was so pronounced at two of the
schools that the teachers dismissed
the pupils for the day. The trouble
is the outgrowth OF wild rumors
that the children were having their
throats cut by the teachers.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
WHITE WAS TO MEET A GIRL

Special to The Sentinel.
New York, June 30.-Information
came to Harry Thaw and his attorney
yesterday that at almost the hour
Stanford White. was shot he was
engaged to meet a young girl in his
apartment in the Madison Square
Garden tower. This information was
contained in an unsigned letter which
was received by Thaw at the prison
today.
The message started of by saying
that the writer was animated with a
desire to aid Thaw in enabling him
to find proof of the allegations again
st Whites private life. II then went
on to say that twenty minutes after
the shooting a young girl by the
name OF Emma STOKES appeared al
the 26th street entrance to the gar
den where the tower elevators are
and asked to be taken to Whites
apartment. When told that Mr..
White had been shot and killed the
girl screamed and tainted. The story
will be investigated by Thaw's law
yers. .
A somewhat startling statement
was made today to the effect that the
July Grand jury. which comes in to-
day, will take up the Thaw case. II
was the June jury that indicted
Thaw. The new grand jury it tc
investigate the case.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30
CoLoRADo's GENEROUS SLICE.

Washington. June 30.-The con
gressional situation tonight is such
that congress can adjourn tomorrow
All of the appropriation bills have
been passed and will be ready for the
signature of the president tomorrow.
Only the omnibus public building bill
is in disagreement and an adjustment
of differences is expected early to-
morrow.
There may be another deficiency
bill to carry the public building items
but It can be passed with little delay.
The final adjournment is expected
early tomorrow.
Among the itema of $4,000 or
more agreed to by the conference are
the following:
Colorado-Colorado Springs. 500
600: Denver $4,000: Boulder, $10,-
900; Trinidad, 100000.
The items still in disagreement in
clude Denver.