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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo a So quintal.
UlNTURoN ELECTRIC MAS

- IN = I'm LII VI G3N1tO. %
Con la lntenei6n do haeer cons"-,. intro.
ouelr nnestro clntul6n e6ctricu g CROWN .
en los lugares dOnde no esta arr conncido.
queremos mandar uno 4 cnaiquirr persona
que 10 neceslte, absolutamentc gratis ESQ
es un otreclmiento honcsto, hechO Dor una
flrma segura Y honrada
II Vi. la perdid0 la vitalidad Y go slepte
abatido y desalentado debil nerlloSo: 81
ie agobla una veJez prematlra, el yigoF de
la JuYentud esta perdda 81 padece de dolo.
res en- las espaldas, p6rdida de la virildad.
Indigestion o varieoCela este cansao de
pagar Gnero los m6dicos sin encoutrar ALI
ylo, puede Nd. ser curado con ell ciutur6n
el6etlice CROWN D
SaDemos que nuestro cintur6n nuede sa.
mario, que Nd despues de cGrato lo re.
comendara otros enfermos. V uGe de este
modo qscdaremos lndemnlzados de nuestro
ofreclmiente liberal.
10 QUE Sc DICE.
Su cntur6n me ha curado de la DabiIidad
de la NarcoCela de la enfermpdad da Nor
vios, por la cura de las cuales habfa en- yano
consultado IN gran n6mero de +, iiccs
hasta Greer mis- enfermedades inc -ables.
Tor fin la Providencia me mand6 su cintur6n
electrleo, con cuyo uso obtuve Ia curacion.
JOSE CAAPRA, Ciudad do Mexico.
.CEMPLlREM0S CON 10 OUE DECT.
MOS. = Cortad este ayiso, mandi 'aeslo co.
gu nombre, direction y TN PES aerieano
Para gastos de transporte, manderemos &
Va. e cintnr6u elfctrico q CROWN
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL co.
2lS Beard Bldgp New York T. U. 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
En- Rio Janeiro.
Tribute a la prensa

RIO Janelro, Agosto II -En la session
ceebrada hoy por Ell Congreso Pan Anne.
rlcano los representatives del Bras propu.
sieron que no Sc admitera a ningun pc
rlodlsta Los demas representatives no
aaprobaron la medlda, considerandola re-
lractaria las costumbres modernas. Los
d:elegados de Argentina y Uruguay defen-
dleron una mocion para que les peri6dicos
de gran autorldad envien libremente su 8
reporters, a quIenes Sc permitira asistir 4
las seslcnes enterarse del m )vimiento de
Congreso para traSmitirlo al pu5lico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
I'll gablnete ruso,
Anuncios oficiales

San Petersburgo, Agosto II. Sc
anunc1a ohclalmente que ell Car aceptara
h'y Ia renuncla del gabnete, designando
e!nseguida a las personals que han de cons.
tltulr Ia nueva situaci6n. Corren rumores
de que en- la corte Sc vacila entire continuar
el slstema que rge 8 estab ecer la dictadu.
"a con todas sus consecuencias. Sc acen.
tua e. nombre del gran duquc Nicolas co.
mo dictador absolute, en- el case de que
Sc al pe el segundo termino de la dis
YuntIYl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

dsxA que usa, lA hAeen aSresdorA 4 aus
exitos,
No nos sAtistasen tanto los asfio.
res Vsnnutslli y CarrczzI On sus par.
sss de doa Jose y EIsamillo, DO, qua
90 airvsn amsnudo de 10 que pusde la.
marSs el 'ipO dramAtico, que no Qua.
dra en- estA mdsica. Exsgsr6 sl BARI.
tono 10 eanci6n del % aeto con mfmiea
txsssivA Por 10 demGs eatkn bisn am
bos arGistAs. Un sxOslsnts Z6nigA al
ss1or Cirino que santa sismprs; IN
Morales insu6cisnIs canon por al VOC:
pero Sc debe hacer especial msr ci6n
de las ssfioraS Bettini y Gals en- aus
rssptetivas parties.
Bisn la orQusstA que diriRs 81 "a.
nor BaTdusei Aunqus an Ganto sscasa
de violinsG y otros instrum srlos ds
cusrda. Bisn Ell vlolonssllo , Ia from,
pA len mi bsmoIl en la bella Aria de-
MiaAsla, al como sl aAuasta cue e.
reeomsndAble,
]. C. ArteaQa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
POLICIl IESULAR

Ultimoa tTsAlAdoa do oneialsp Va,
rlncados en- dith) eusrpo
Cspiisnst; ErnesIo L6pex DAz
de haysGU Poree; Francisco Ca
brerA de San Juan . sau Juan; r.,
mon Farnsndsz Nitsr, dc Humssso
{ AgnAdiilsi JoGe Felipe silen, de-
Porcsa 4 MsysGuE Miguel Hurtsdo
de GusJama HumacAo; Fransi,eo
Tallads, de haysGu.z q Guayam..
JoI6 J4diss, del Cartel General 4
ATse.bo,
Primeroa ieniertsI Sergio NoA de
ArtcibO Santa Isabs' Rsmiglo Cas-.
tro de Poree { L rf' JoIe G huron.
do de Fsisrdo a F ilrdo; Angel @,
VillArinyide AgrLdiliA &YAuso; Fran.
s!aso ssh;tlini Do B yan6n { NanAli;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
| crcer aniversario
del papa Pic x

Roma, Agosto l1.-Ayer Sc ceeb-6 Ell
te'cer anyersarlo de- cardenal Sarto a la
d'goidad de Pontlfce, El papa Sc sinti6
NAL durante Ell dia entero y por Ia tarde
tuvo u7 ataque al coraz6n, alarmandose
mucho el servlcio del Vaticano. Su San
tldad Sc repuso pronto; pero su salud
quedo IN POGO quebrantada ins }ira
grandes irquietudes. Las ceremonias en-
Ia bas1llca de San Pe1ro han revestido un
esplendor maraVll ll'oso, excediendo el f4usto
de otras 6estas analogas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
El pueblo ruso
a las tropas rusas

San Peters bu~go, Agosto 1l.-Aca-
ba de aparecer IN manifesto suscrito Dor
eel pueblo ruscs y dirigido al ejercito Y V 4
la marina de Russia. Esta escrito en- alto
estlo llterarlo, con gran sencillez Sc ape
Ia a los soldados para que 70 disparen con-
ira las masas lndefensas. Sc cree que el
documento es redactado por Maximo Cor.
kl. La rohcia recoge todos los eiempla.
res; pero lnmedlatamente surgen en- ma
yor numero, Hay presos mas de eien mu-
h, chos que dlstribufan Ell manifesto Y
slguen efectuandose mas prisiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
AnuRcio de suba,ta

DepArtamsnto del Interior .Oisips
del SuperinIendsnte de Ooras P6.
blisss. San Juan Puerto Rico, /
de AgoAto de 1.9C6.
Proposiciones en- pliegon cerradou
para 10 adiud.caei6n On 6blica au,
bAatA del suminiAtro, medids , entire
ga do 20, ,226 metros cd bisos de pied. :
triturada, por lotaS, para la conGerva
sion de las eArretsras San Juan. Pom
90, CAtafo- Vega Alta, CAmuy Aqua.
dills, MayGgusz AnAseo, NaysgRsz.
Yauco, MAysgu Z Las MAriAs, Aqua
dilla Larea, Ponce. Areebo, Cayey.
Arroyo, CaguAI-HumAsao Playa, Ba'
yAmon Comsrfo, Reyes CAI6licoG Co j.
rozal, , Rio Fl. .rfs Nagusbo, Ee
AdmitirAn en- eItA fc.us haItA laslI
de la mAfAna del diA so oe Agosto de
l,90e, 50 cue 80 shrirGn p61licamsnte,
Todos los dhtvs nsceEsrlos se dA.
ran sn esta tdcinG, donde 80 sncuen .
tran de manif s,to todon los a ounsn
tos que han de reRlr en- la conttats,
ineluyend0 Ia elasifsac.6n de los 10
tes, y podrGa reooger los ipt.ressdo OF
los n ocsloS dc propoSicIone. han
dc preseDtAE,
Los liciiAdorea 40 est2n obllgs.
dos & hAeer propoIieiones por 81 mon.
tAnie ! ia de la piedra, lino cue 10
drAn slsRIr los lotel que mas ls sor
vsDgs La Administration Sc rsus,ra
Ell dtrt d } dc reehIzar en susl5rI.r. 4
todaA las pFopoaieioneS.
~ J. Jlme,es,
SuperltI,' ttnss de Obras dl1est
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
POr Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRACIA"
SupIema ratio pO Opu'oIun" en- Russia
Il papa muy enfermo.-E| gobierno espa-
mol en- Sentido |ibera|.-La prensa
en- Rio Janeir0.

terlos pueda enterrarse los que han con-
traido matrmonio civil, segdn las leyes del
Estado' Esta solucl6a no resulta agrada.
Die para el Vatlcano. El gobierno resuel.
We mantener Ia supremacia del estado so.
ore la lglesla, apoyando con energfa al mi.
nlstro de fomento presentando la dimi.
sion en- ell caso de que el po1er real no
sancloEe esta actitud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
VA8IAS NOTIcIAS

IA regrssado de los Ell. dos
UoiloI sl Iuspestor de Eseusls, del
dl'iriin de LArsIi Mr.. F. e. Libh,.
-Simplieto Argulo fue nomb,a-
40 aysr Porlero dsl sHospiIal Etps'
eial de muisrsH
Aver Sc VIC sn la Corts de Dl
trito el jlleio en- ApelAei6n de Santa
30 Coloa , Felipe vtEqueE, SsDisn
siadol por altsraci6n de la pIz Ed,
blica' La cOFts lQs De lE6 lbsusl,
tos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
J. C. ArteaQa.

eulAr de los intersses dc cada uno "a
rssomienda no musvAn IuI respestI
vas familiaa.
Por orden del Cororsl H.mill.
(Flrmadol J Jadics, CatilSu d Ayu'
de- TO de lap, l,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
Crisis en- Espaila.
Ell gobierno en- firfne

Madrid, Agosto 11.-El gaboete, en-
conseIo ceebrado aver, rehus6 admit;r IA
renuncla que presentara el ministro de TO-
mento Este in; ;lste en- que es absolute.
mente necesario disponer que en- los cemen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
Sc VENDE

UaA OsldosA ma.ltuoulAr &c 50
ea0A los, con aUs sscssorloF, may
toeo uaadar J uaA LombA dc rieso
oompo I'd dupi,k. e1n oGmiIas GO
Oronss tsin hsb.rse u.tdo) de l 20
gsloneI por "a tls0s, c3n 60 piss de
laDefle ae ALe .aioh oeaeArgA de 10
puigAdAl de AmtI4O Dirij rGe q don
Eleenls 'ers u-as de- CGmere!u ~
q Z Y btx y PJLes, 2. K. I'm An
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

En- eSta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vleJo a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

Tenemos archivados miles de testI-
monios como los menclonados en- esta,
Tenemos q disposicien de nuestros
lectores el vasto ndmero de recomenda-
clones que hemos recibido y recibimos
todos los meses.
Ningdn otro medico en- el mundo ha
recibo tai volumen de tan entusiastas
recomendaciones.
ConSuitas Gratis.
Ell DR.. S. B. Hartman dara consoles
medicos gratis al que 10 solicite.
Direction; Dr.. s. B. Hartman, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, E. U. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

La Pe-ru-na, AItamenfe Recomendada.
Sr. c. B, Fizer, Mt, Sterling, Ky, nos
escribe como sigue:
"Por los iltmos ahos pasados he pado-
cido de los rin0nes la vejiga,
"En ell mes de MARIO empec6 tomar
la Peruna Y continue por tres meses.
"No la he vueit0 a usar porquo va no
siento mas dolores.
"Creo estsr bien de uH fodo, y doy
p0r 10 fanfo mi mas aka recommendation
d las propriedtadeS curafivaS de la
Peruna."
Cuando Sc abandona un catarro en- los
rifones, puede muy blen desarrollarse en-
una enfermedad conocida por diabete, la
cual es easi impossible curarse.
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Dolor De Espa1da, Sintoma De En-
fermedad En- Los Rinones.
La Pe-ru-na Es Invaluable Para
Tales Casos.
Personals Prominentes Que Han Sido
Curadas.


Carta del Sr. j. Blyler, 1906 Ohio St., Des Moines
Iowa.
"Permitame participates 10 mucho que estimo su
excelente remedio.
! "siempre he gozado de buena salud, exception de
frecuentes ataques padecimientos de la vegiga los
cuales ningdn medico me pudo curar.
"Su redicina, la Peruna me fue recon1endada.
] La tome con la mayor safisfacq6n, por cinco
6dos no ne experimenfadO Ell mas mfnimo
ataque. "-.-J. ByIer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

NlANDO los rifones est6n afectados
~ con catarro, debido un resfrlo,
Aexceso de trabajo la extension del ca
tarro de cualquier otro 6rgano, estos
deJan de ejercer sus funciones normales.
Ell trahajo de los ri6ones es extraer de
la sangre gran parte del veneno que Sc
acumula en- ell cuerpo.
Silos rihones dejan de hacer su trabalo
es tanto el veneno que Sc acumula, que da
4ugar convulsiones, las cuales muchas
veces resultan fatales.
La Peruna hace que los rinones eierzan
sus funciones normales curando ell ca
tarro y congestion.
Tambien fortalece la acci6n del cora
son iguala la circulation en- todo ell
sEtema.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
CONDITIONS FAVOR
 BIGGER BUSINESS Hearst Victory Regarded as Ex-
 tremeIy Doubtful MINING STOCK A GAMBLE Amalgamated Copper Being Let Loose on the Market Would Indicate the End of These Great Proper
 ties Is In Sight.
MINING STOCK A GAMBLE
BY w. G. NICHOLAS.

New York October 13.-The near at hand stock market situation is unde- niahly strong, The sharp corners have been turned and the outlook as well as going conditions all foreshadow higher prices. Some of the unusually cautious are awaiting the count of the ballots three weeks hence before taking fixed mar ket position. but this element Is in a minority. Most people have lost fear of a Hearst victory at the polls and feel that they can safely dismiss from their minds apprehensions of political revolu- ton, at least this year of our Lord. Money is working easier and business conditions are everywhere described as satisfactory.
 Excepting In special cases and for special causes holders are hanging onto their stocks and If anything increasing their lines Not that the public is In the market for it isn't. but a stubborn in- vestment class has bought on the convic- ton that values will work higher and they cannot be shaken from that po- sition by anything short of a financial earthquake. This gives to the market background solidity that resists the ut most efforts of bears and raiders for more than d point or two.
 The market may be largely a traders affair for the next two or three weeks but there IS nothing in sight to indicate important reaction from prevailing prices At the same time those on the lookout tor thrills are likely to be disappointed. Nevertheless the materials for q general uplift are present and continually at work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
Will Reduce Dividends.

It thus transpires that railroad man. agements look forward into the future with deep concern. They are not carried off thelf feet by present prosperity, splen- dld though 1t appears on the face. When the inevitable relaxation from existing high pressure takes place and there Is q falling off in tonnage it will be impos slDle to economize at once in correspond ing measure. Wages have been gradual ly moving upward during the last seven years and they cannot be ruthlessly. or harshly GU. with sweeping gesture. Net earnings will he the first to feel the charge and the hurt must be quite severe before there can be important reduction in rperatlon to suit curtaiied income Labor is the most serious question ini- meciately confronting railroads Already switchmen on many western roads are moving for an increase in wages and when they gain their point, as seems likely they will. every other class of em- ployes will go in for a raise
 The occurrence of the San Francisco ear hquake prevented a general move ment for an advance in railroad wage scale last spring; next spring will all most certainly witness agitation on the subject. Everywhere the pressure is to- ward increased cost of railroad malnter- ance and operation and for pairing down revenues. Knowledge of this situation makes the thoughtful and conservative
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
Earnings and Expenses.

The theory upon which many railroads embarked on heavy expenditures for re- construction and general betterment was that the improved facilities would result in decreased relative cost of operation. In few cases has the theory worked true. An immense increase in the volume of
 business is noted, but the reports of oper- ation fail to show the expected saving in the cost of handling it. Everything 1nas goes into the makeup of a railroad and its conduct costs more than 1t did under the old order of things, with the single important exception of steel rails.
 Rolling stock and labor in every de- partment come higher than formerly and the tendency is still upward. It is true that all over the country net earnings show gratifying increases, but the per eentage to gross shows a reduction. On the other hand there is a tendency on the part of the public to demand lower freight and passenger rates. feeling which is taking form in some states In agitation for legislative action. The sen fipaent in this direction was recognized hv the directors of the Atchison railroad in ssfusing to increase dividends until
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
Mining Stocks Eluctuate.

Some very clever and effective work in progress on the New York curb an on the Boston and Pittsburg markets it. the shares of mining companies. Many O.. the propositions being offered to the pub lie through these mediums have unques tioned merit but in several cases tht properties upon which the stock is ls- sued are nothing more than "prospects " that is claims that are as yet undevelop- ed and therefore improved. They may be bonanzas or they may be worthless, with the chances 100 to 1 on the latter end of the estimate.
 Stock exchange houses of best repute are identifying themselves with mining companies and lending their names to the Notation of the shares. This makes it easy for the promoters and packers to raise money for development and for the distribution of the certificates It is only a question of time when the public gets beautifully "stung' in mining stocks but down to date fair degree of caution has been exercised by investors and spec ulators and the list of casualties is small On the other hand a great deal of money has already been made in several of the stocks actively traded in on the curb and in other cities named and hundreds of operators are turning from railroads and industrials into mines as presenting the best and safest opportunities for spec ulation and quick results
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finally announced it was found that the effects had been discounted in the mar ket. The stocks immediately concerned seemed to have had all the advance to which they were entitled on account or the deal, and the rest of the market quickly forgot the incident and passed to other things. In the long run the arrange ment will probably be of tremendous ad- vantage to the steel trust, although 1t loads the corporation with an obliga- ton that will presently amount to Sloooo'- 600 a year. The trust is now placed in an almost impregnable strategic trade position. with only one rival-Tennessee Coal and Iron-owning any considerable ore deposits within the confines Of the United States. As basic proposition. the trust has s2. 50 to S4 ton the best or all connections in the cost of pig iron, which is a good deal if the time ever comes when there is fight Tor ousl- ness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14

Ore Deals Consummated. When the long pending ore deal was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
Piles
Cured Quickly and Painlessly-No
 Risk, No Danger.
A Free Trial Package to Convince
 Sent by Mail to All Who Write.

Common sense Is just as necessary (even more sol li medicine as in busi- ness or the affairs of every day life People are getting to know more than they used to. Not so long ago. 1t was the fashion to make all sorts of claims for medicine. and wind up by asking the reader to go to drug store and buy a bottle. People won't stand for that kind of thing now. They want proof-tangibe proof. They want to try the remedy first and if they find 1t to be what Is claimed they will be glad enough to go and buy it.
 That is why we say to every person suffering from piles or any form of rec tai disease send us your name and we will gladly send you a free trial pack age. For We know what the result will be. After using the trial you will hurry to your nearest druggist and get a soc box of Pyramid Pile Cure. now admitted by thousands to be one of the most won derful reliefs and cures for Piles ever known.
 Please excuse my delay in writing to you sooner in regard to what your Pyra- mid Pile Cure had done for me. I con slider it one of the finest medicines in the world for piles. I suffered untold misery for four months when my wife begged me to send for a 50c box. When 1t was half gone I knew I was better and it didn't take any begging to get me to send TOT a second DoN l tnlnK 1 am about well now but if I feel any symp- toms of a return l will order at once. order 1t from the Pyramid Drug Co.,. to be sure of the cure. Tell all about this fine remedy for piles.
 And if there is anything in this letter you want to use do so. l received your letter a few days ago. Yours for rem edy like Pyramid Pile Cure.
 J. J. McELWEE.
 Honey Grove, Tex. R. R. 9, Box %
 "P. S.-I only used two boxes and don't think I need any more. Piles of seven months standing"
 To get a free trial package send to- day, to the Pyramid Drug Co.,, 55 Pyra- mid building. Marshall, Mich. It will come by return mail and the results will both delight and astonish you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
Oriental PIcturesqueness Doomed.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
 Picturesqueness in costume is doomed. Cheap ready-made clothing will be its un- doing. The British representative at Dar- al- Baida says the Moors of Morocco are taking more and more to wearing Euro pean clothes in preference to their na- tional dress and that as a consequence there is a fine opening for ready-made clothes for men and women. provided the Holors be bright. It is possible that ad-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14

herence to the taste for vivid hues may save the situation. but there is danger that the drummer in his anxiety to in- crease trade, will knock out the tourist business. Nine-tenths of the attraction that visit to oriental countries has for the average traveller is the picturesque costumes of the inhabitants. If they are suppianted by European tags, and noth- ing but the dirt is left, 1t is doubtful whether the latter will prove a powerful enough magnet to draw the tourist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
Sex and Rebirth.

From the London World.
 The theories concerning the possibility of our having previously existed seem to be endless. Of them all l think the one best which suggests that sex is reversed at rebirth, and that when we turn up aeons after We previously existed we do so either as men or women according to whether we were women or men afore- time. This largely accounts for the sui fragette and for the long-haired. thin voiced creatures who potter round bou- doirs. play the piano like sweetly pretty things and call themselves men. Presum- ably the best material of which we were fashioned then is now used in our compo- stion, for the most manly women and eff feminate men generally have some good points about them. But If one is to keep on performing these Protean feats through all ages. it hardly seems worth while worrying over sex problems. It seems to me. in the long run. that we shall each get&bout equal, according to this arrangement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14

men behind the railroads and responsible for their management hesitate to endorse the policy of too free distribution of earn. ings which cursory glance at current fin ancial reports might seem for the mo. ment to justify. Rather would they lay aside something for the rainy di.y