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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
OOH ANTONIO PEHGO

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
Satisfaction japonesa,
Loores a Roosevelt

T. k'o Dieembre I --Ha prodr cldo txrAordinsrIA
sati fscc6u eu estA eudad e msn'sia eel Presidents
Roossvet en- 10 q1e tsA q las susstones psrdientes
con oil Jsp6n Sc elrgiA la h. bidad del gran estA
dsis cuyAs inictasvas psrsnnacs Sieuprs tan ed
CAGES iustas. Al ftents de 10 mntud ban dos ban
deras de gran Il m a.: del JAp6n ORA do los e.
tados Unidos. Los mauif9 tantsa )levAbAn emblemss
con los colores amerearos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
POr Gable
Exclusive para la Democracia y

les los slumuoa pr sedsnsss del Jap6n Corsa otros
passs or'e1tsls L. preDsa de eats sudsd Aplsude 10
medids, eQnsde, adola oportuna sAlvAdorA. Los
nuevos estAblsemisntos essoares 90 monts a con to
do rspidsz esaraa en- situas6n de tlneionSr e die
de Enero prtxImo En ell case de qae no hsya pref,
sores cafornianos 90 envarAn desds los oros Esados
do 10 rep6oea bpio proiseo6n ehesx do las auto
ridades fedeEass.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
Senado americana.
La question marroqui

Warrington, Disitmbre T. FL Comite de relseo'
nee exrangsras el Senado smta inforne .vo'a-
Bile Al sumplimisnto de aodss les ekusuas aeord6
10 Coptsrsneia de Ageeirss. Fl Comite dscarA que
los inasrssss smsricAnos Msrruscos puramepts
somersslss, Elm relasi6n con ls pofsa que sobre IL
base do dishoS intevsses dssssnsau los atados o.
imperio mArrcqu1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
CURRENTE CALAMO
El amigo Psrez hace su apa
rici6n, como versificador,
ante el plbIicO.
EPISTOLA
Perez reniega de esta ciudad
y hace versos estrambo-
ticos en- Ell campo.

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& I'd. cNrrsnts cd'amo,
ioh SnGrsxl nae drip
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donde vegsto plAs'dl,
distants do les plAgas
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lOh poblAsi6n mG,6dea
90 donde oil aqua ss t6a'go,
el vino asroz msoiu'i'.
lA lsehs rsislgAr,
y 90 todo caro- y peaImo,
nbcivo y auti-hIgieniso,
yestt sism are 10 g'nts
ex puestA & rsventa'l
81 mAloa son los liquidos
no 90 xsga van los s6lidos;
eiemplos: oil psscAdo.
les earnes y el ism6r;
tsrribles y morlitarcs
eitragau los ssi6magos,
trAen { los vesiuos
On honda turbAei6n,
CtudAd do los dlspsptisos,
ca que 10 ciensis m61iea
para el sstudlo enc lentrA
materiA por demAs;
clu6ad lsyl do las p6eimas
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IN que 90 vlnagre oil vino,
y el aqua % Agdarrks;
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ineh6rbida y mttisies,
sin c1nsumir ID les hs,
ia sAeno y IN iam6n,
eItoy assx plet6r'eo,
me aiento asiz At 6aiso
mas grusso que G. fi.lIas,
mas roio que Falcon.
auarez amigo, apr6 .tsse
y vspga, lie los bks.ulos
que no ssv&n gran eosA
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sriadero do microbes,
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
FIESTA! II PONCE


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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
Ordenes del Presidente.
Las escuelas mongolicas

Washipgton, Disemb's I. E Presidente Roose' ell
do 6rdsnes srGgiOAs para que oil eoI sto entire apo
nsses nSEvos CAfornia asA 1elto Aecs, 1doSe
las sseueAs coucurrsudo las aus 90 crsen espseiA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
WOMAN SHOT NEGRO
PLUCKY GADsDEN WOMAN WINGS BURGLAR As HE JUMPS PENCE.
City of Gadsden VIII Vote on the Is- suance of Bonds to Erect New School Building---Planning
 for a New Hotel.

Gadsden, June 1s.-(special. )--Ed. Mosely, a negro boy about Is years old, was shot in the left leg and the bone was broken. about 6:45 o'clock tonight by Mrs. John Cooper on Chest nut Street
 !. Mosely was caught by Mrs. Cooper in her room. He ran and she caught him by the coat and held on. scream ing for help.
 The negro pulled her almost through the window. breaking her hand. He then succeeded in escaping, but as he scaled a high fence Mrs. John Cooper shot one time. striking him in the left leg. The ball ranged downward. breaking the leg.
 It is thought Mosely has been doing the stealing going on here for the past month.
 E. D. Blackburn. formerly town mar shal of Warrior, Ala, has accepted a position as special agent for the Louis- vile and Nashville Railroad and will work between Gadsden and Anniston W. F. Graves. special agent for the Louisville and Nashville railroad. was in Gadsden today assisting the County officers in the Rock Springs trouble. MT. Graves is with the secret service department maintained by the Louis vile and Nashville, and Is now trying to break up the rowdyism on its train between Birmingham and Anniston
 The city will vote Monday on the question of issuing 3i5,o00 E per cent thirty year gold bonds for the purpose of erecting a new school building, which is a necessity in Gadsden just now. The Board of Education has is- sued a formal appeal for voters in fa- vor of the issue.
 Plans have been submitted for $6o;'' 900 hotel to be built in Gadsden by local and foreign promoters. It IS stated that the hotel is assured 1T reputable and acceptable landlord can be secured who will take definite lease the building will likely go up.
 H c. Nichols, Council No. 10, or the Junior Order American Mechanics, ,oo- served Flag Day by an open meeting in their council chamber at Alabama City Thursday. The room was hand someiy decorated with flags and the members of the order wore badges or red. white and blue Rev. J. W. Dun away, pastor of the West Gadsden Baptist Church, was the orator ana j. p. Blackwood made. an address.
 J. NJ House hs sold the Vinko Press to Earl Cochran of Fort Payne. MT. House win give his entire attention 10 inc theatrical business. He has Just placed his second repertoire company on the road.
 Material is being assembled Tor the GuIce Hospital on Forest Avenue ana work will begin in overhaullng ana repairing the old Denson home. which is to be used.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
MISS NIX DEAD.
Was An Esteemed Young Woman ox
 Tusealo0sa.

Tuscaloosa. Tuscaloosa. June 16-(SpeciaL )-Ine death of Miss Willie Nix occurred at the residence of rMs. M B. Foster yesterday afternoon at half past three o'clock Miss Nix had been ick seriously with fever for the past several weeks ant her life had been practically despaired of for several days. A brother and several sisters are left to mourn her loss The body was taken to Union last night where 1t will be inferred to- day.
 Mrs Joseph Lodge and her daughter Miss Edith Lodge, left yesterday af- ternoon for Woodward. wheer they vii in future reside. MT. Lodge left for the same place several days ago, his change of business calling him to this place During the several years that MI Lodge and his family have resided here where MT Lodge was president and manager of the furnace of the Central Iron and Furnace Company, they hav' made a host of friends. and Tuscaloosa people give them up with sincere re- gret.
 The ouakers were delightfully."- en- tertained Thursday afternoon by Miss Annabelle Pearson, the entertainment being in the nature of a musicale. highly interesting and instructive mu- sical program was rendered after which delicious refreshments weer served.
 DehuLllul party was gwen yVstCi day morning by Mrs William Collier. complimentary to her sister Ms Bessie Porter of Ocala, Fla. The party was one at cards, hearts being the game played. Quite a number of young la dies of the town were the guests of Mrs. Collier and all were most delight fully entertained on this happy occa sion. After the games a beautiful two course luncheon wa sserved.
 The Kettledrum wa beautifully en tertained last Thursday afternoon b Mrs. F S Moody at her pretty homo on 7th Street. A delightful program was given, consisting of readings and music. after which there was enjoyed an entertaining guessing contest, en titled Puzzle on the Human oBdy. Mrs. B. S. Searcy won the prize in this con test and was awarded a tiny skeleton which bore the label of "The Human Form Divine"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
TO MEET IN MONTGOMERY.
Southern Music Teachers Come Here

Southern Music Teachers Come Hera
 Next Year.
 The Southern Music Teachers Asso- citation will meet in Montgomery next .ear
 The Association closed a successful meeting yesterday at Gainesville, Ga, with representative music teachers from all over the South in attendance. Invitations were received from a num- Der of the leading cities of the South requesting the next annual meeting of the Association, Montgomery was unanimously chosen. MT. and Mrs. Robert Eilenberg Montgomery's prom ton and carried an invitation from the musicians of this city and a formal in- vitation from Mayor Teague for the next annual meeting of the Associa- ton.
 The Association will meet in June next year. and at the same time the Alabama music teachers will meet in Montgomery. This meeting will bring together two of the most important bodies of musical people in this coun- try.
 Norfolk and Jamestown, Va, and Att lanta were among the cities that sent invitations for the next annual meet ing of the Association.
 At the election of the officers for the next year Robert Eilenbcrg was elected Secretary and Mrs. Eilenberg was lected Treasurer. August Geiger of Brenau College, was elected Presi- dent, and Mrs. Brandon of Knoxville, Tenn was chosen as Vice President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
STEAM PIPE BURST
J. J. SPENCE OF CoNECuH COUNTY
 FATALLY sCALDED.
William Brown, . Telephone Lineman Killed by Falling Pole Which
 Crushed His skull-News
of Everwreen.

Evergreen, June 1e--(special. )--y. J. Spence. well known citizen of this county. died last night at his home q few miles east of this place. as a result or injuries sustained Monday afternoon at his saw mill. Some of the machinery got out of order and Mir. Spence at tempted to shut of the steam to stop the engine when a steam pipe burst severely scalding him. In getting away he either fell or jumped into a we'll of water put was soon gotten out and given medical attention. The attending physician says that his injuries were the most severe he ever saw, at least two-thirds of his body being burned. He fingered until last night, when he died. He was about 70 years old and is survived by a wife and three chti- dren
 William Brown, lineman for the long distance telephone company, died this morning at Chapman from the ef- fects of injuries sustained yesterday at that place He had climbed to the ton or a pole, which gave way falling to the ground ard striking him on the head and crushing the skull. The young man was from Fredericksburg, Va.
 Prof. J. B Murphy of this place has recently been elected principal of the Ozark Public School, and will remove to that city with his family at an early date.
 highland deserved compliment was naid an Evergreen citizen in the elec- ton or J. R Aairey President of ina Alabama Epwortn League at us annual meeting in Pensacola this week.
 Hon. and Mrs. John D. Burnett have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary Virginia, to MT. J. Harry Dey, on Wednesday. June 27. at 12 o'clock. at Saint Mary's Church.
 John D, Burnett, Jr., of the United states Army, located at Fort McPher- son. is here to spend some time with his parents.
 pr. F. M. Bruner, who has been se- riousiy Ill for several weeks. Is reported some better today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
SOLDIERS IN CAMP.
Blues and Greys March to JaeExson's
 Ferry


 Preparatory to the encampment of the 2nd Regiment Infantry. Alabama National Guard, Major E. F Baber. Jr., last night ordered tho Montgomery Blues and Greys into practice camp at Jackson's Ferry about fouI miles from the city.
 About twenty members each of the Blues and the Greys, carrying a fall days rations and equipment, went into the practice camp in heavy marching order at 9:S0 o'clock last night. They will return to Montgomery at 6 o'clock this afternoon. Through out last night the soldiers were on guard duty and they will also be on duty today. Various drills, for nations and skirmishes will be prac- ticed.
 It is the purpose of Major Baber, by the practice camp, especially to train in the new members of the companies SO that they will be proficient in sol> diering by the time Ui the encampment of the End Regiment in Selma on July g.
 The soldiers slept In tents last night at Jackson's' Ferry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

The subscription has dwindled until the trustees found 1t impossible to meet their obligations and the insti- tuition was closed.
 The first cotton bloom reported for Lauderdale County was brought to town yesterday by w. L. Hurst of the Reserve.
 A pretty wedding occurred Thurs day at the home of Mrs Margaret Young. when her daughter. Eto1ia, was married to MT Charles Griffin. The at- tendants were Miss Ida Bailey and Mir. VIII Anderson. Rev. Mir T. B. Larri- more performed the ceremony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
Leishman m Ambassador.

Washington, June l6.-Just before the adjournment of the Senate this af- tefnoon the President signed the ap- pointnient of John G. A Leishman to be Ambassador of the United States to Turkey. Mir Leishman is now United States Minister to Turkey The Lega- ton recently was raised to the rank of an embassy The nomination of MT .. Leishman would have been sent to the Senate today had not the body adjourn cd earlier than was expected. It will go to the Senate Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

s25 acres Montgomery county. Guar ter mile of Railroad. Nice residence, out houses, orchard. etc Price $4,Ooo
 2so acres 12 miles from Montgomery on gravel road, seven good tenant houses and other improvements.
 237 acres. nice residence and out houses; orchard, three miles from Court House on gravel road. One mile of car line. Price .. ..,. .$l5,Ooo.
 Two story residence South Court Street Lot 5ox15o New house. mod ern, price ...f. ....- .,..- .".. o.4oV-
 I2 room, 2-story residence Pelham and has all modern conveniences,
 Five-room cottage on Martha Street, lot 5ox15o, house in good condition and modern .... "'. sE'zov'
 room cottage on Martha streeth
 room cottage on west side of Pleasant Avenue; new. Price $500.
 Six room residence on Martha Street, lot 5Ox145, with alley in rear Modern and in first class condition. Cheap
 Corner lot Highland Park. 11oxs15, for . ... .. .... ..$1,7O0.
 Lot on corner South Perry and Hub bard Street, 14ox2S2. If you want beautiful lot on Perry Street here Is your chance ms pTopSity '" tAA 01 vance in price very soon, owing to improvements to be made at an early date in immediate section. Price on application.
 500 acres near Grady, Ala 200 acres under cultivation, balance very fine timber. Place rented for ten bales year Sell the timber rights and keep the land and you will have land at small coat. Price .S5,ooo.
 1o3 acres, half under cultivation-5 miles from Montgomery. There Is inch spring on place--it is piped with 8 inch terra cotta pipes for irrigation. House and stables. This is one of the finest in the state for truck farm, Buy at once and you can get it for .$3,09O.
 791 acres good land Leased three years for 26 bales per year. Has frame houses to 5 rooms each. Sta ble at each house. Healthy locality and good neighborhood Sec us about this and will tell you how cheap It is.
 9-room residence on Noble Avenue, lot 5ox1s3. Terms. Price .. ..$S,50O.
 room residence, lot 50x150 N. Jack son Street. Modern. If you are look ing for a nice cottage home at moder- ate cost, here 1t is. Price .$S.2oo.
 7-room residence and 3 lots bounded on three sides by public thoroughfare. Servants house, barn and nice. garden. See us Monday as 1t Is bargain at ...... .... ...... .... $500.
 s-room 2-story residence on corner lot. Rents for $500 month. Lot
 2-story 1o-room modern residence, Built by owner for home and only best material used. Lot S5xS20. Car line. l,OV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
NEGRO WOMAN RECoyERs.

Carrie smith, Shot in Abdomen, Gets well. | Carrie Smith. the negress who was shot the night of May 26. corner of Union and Pollard Streets, has com pIetely recovered at St. Margarets s Hospital She will leave the hospital today.
 Her recovery was exceptional. The shot took effect in the abdomen and for two weeks ,tS was thought she would die. An operation was per formed.
 Henry Jackson. the negro who shot the woman, has not been caught. He escaped immediately after the shoot ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
Three Bills To Be Passed.

Washington. June 16.--A conclusion was reached late today by House lead CTS whereby the meat inspection bl1, the pure food bill and the immigra- tion bill are all to be passed next week and in the order named This under standing was arrived at as the result of a demand for a Republican caucus. No caucus will now be necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
". k. Jackson & Go. , 1T i.2 Commerce Street.
 PRONE 775.
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ALABAMA. MONTGOMERY
 COUNTY, PROBATE COURT. June
 1eth. 1906.
 To Wiley P Swift who resides at Boston
 Mass, and Mrs Maude Ayers. who
 sides at Terrell. Texas. R. F D. No. 1.
 You will take notice that on the S0th day of May 1906. c. M. Howard. eNecutor of the estate of Mary E. Bragg. filed in the Probate Court of this County, his applica- tion in writing for a decree to sell certain lands lying in this county. which are accu- rately described in the application. and which belonged to said decedent at the time of her death for distribution among the heirs. devisees and distributes thereof. on the ground that the same cannot be equi- tably divided between them: and that the 10th day of July 1906. appointed for hearing said application. at which time you may appear and contest the same if you see proper
 Given under my hand this 1sth day of June. 1906. J. D. GASTON, tu- H-24-july-1. Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
FLORENCE HOSPITAL CLOSED.
Lack of Funds Was Cause Of Its Going
 Out of Business. ,e

Florence. June 1e.-tspecial) )-After siv years of splendid service. during which about five hundred patients were cared for. the City and County Infir- mary has closed Its doors, the reason assigned by the trustees being lack of funds. The institution has been supported by voluntary subscriptions, the city and county also appropriating small sums annually to aid In the work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
HOLT & STRAUSS,
 Real Estate & insurance.

$2,50o will buy a small store and two dwellings situated at the intersection of two street car lines. The present rental is s330. This property will easi- ly net you 10 per cent. Come early if you want 1t.
 $2,5o0 will buy a nice cottage on a prominent street in the Sayre street school district. Easily rents for SEQ per month.
 $5,000 will, buy a modern 9-room dwelling with servants house and sta- ble, and situated on Monroe street. Only part cash required.
 s9,000 will buy beautiful residence the lot being 1oox220, and located on the extension of South Perry street: You will get good value in the purs chase of this property. Terms will be satisfactory.
 ROOMS FOR RENT.
 The third floor of No 29 Dexter ave- nue. Immediate possession given.
 ROOMS FOR RENT.
 Ten splendid rooms within block of Court Square. Immediate posses enue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

STORE FOR RENT. Stores and offices on Montgomery street in Exc hange Hotel building, Inn mediate possession given.
 STORES FOR RENT. Large store on Monroe street from October 1st. HOTEL FOR RENT.
 We can interest you In a first-class hotel proposition. Possession given on October 1st.
 RESIDENCES WANTED. We have a great many applications for high grade residences from October list. If you want to secure good tenants it will be to. ycur interest in listing your property with us. FIRE INSURANCE. 4s You Twill get best protection if your property Is insured through our, agency We sell Insurance That In- 'sures." losses paid in cash without dis- count. MONEY TO LOAN. We have money to lend on Real Es- tate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
Annrovea hy the PresIdent.

Washington, June l6.-President Roosevelt late this afternoon approved the diplomatic and consular appropria- ticn bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
HOLT & STRAUSS,
 PHONE o2
ENGRAVING.
PHONE o7

THE BEST-Send your work to us for satts- factory yesElts and quick execution. all known processes. The Advertiser Eugray- Ing Co. phone s67 Montgomery. Ala If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
SPECIAL MONDAY.

hFECIAL MUNUAf. 10 pounds Standard Granulated Su- Ear for p1.OO.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

wANTED-To buy long and short leaf pine logs and cants. fob. cars within sev- enty-five miles of Montgomery. Address Mutual Lumber Go. Montgomery. Ala
 --s-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

Kodak snaps finished, TreasIaK's studio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

MORPHINE. whiskey and Tobacco habits cured in three days. all desire thoroughiy eliminated greatest discovery of century Home treatment if desired. No suffering patients under care of expert physicians Goodwin sanatarium. Box s7. Phone 21T5
 -24-su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
wANrED-ro pux.

$10 ooo-To put in nearby or well producing farm lands: our friend wants to buy and means business, Chandler X Douglass.