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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-26
FUNDS FOR CALIFORNIA
DESTITUTE APPROPRIATED
URGES AMERICAN PEOPLE
TO SEND. MONEY DIRECT
President Says .CIti9ens Of San Francisco
are 1boroughly Organized and Able
to Manage Their Oz0n Affairs.

thousand dollars for work at the
Mare Island navy yard, so that en-
ployment could be given idle work
men and thus, in doing necessary
work for the arm, give employment
to those needing it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-26
MOBILE WILL
ADMIT IMMUNES
BY Associated Press

Mobile, April 25.-The quarantine
board today adopted resolution that
after May 1 no passenger from Cuba
shall be admitted to this port without
an immune certificate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-26
UHbOuHded Enthusiasm Marks
Gathering of Heroes of the
Southland.
GREAT MULTITUDE
Taxed Capacity of Auditorium in
Which Meeting Was Held.

SEVERAL ADDRESSES OF VEL
CONE DELIVERED AT MORNING
sEssloN-ADJUTANT GENERAL
NICKEL SUBMITS ANNUAL RE
PORT - AFTERNOON SESSION
DEVOTED TO MEMORIAL EX
ERcIsEs IN HONOR or DEAD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-26
DONE
BY CONGRESS
RY AssoeIafed Preaa.

Washington, April 25.-The Senate
spent most of the day discussing the
Indian appropriation bill, without
reaching final results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-26
Pensacola City Council Authorizes
Donation Of Five Hundred
Dollars.
THE CITY FINANCES
Committee Recommends Renewal
Of Florida Blanca Wharf.

MAYOR SUBMITS MESSAGE CON.
CERNING MATERIAL FOR
STREET IMPRoVEMENTs-oR-
DINlANcE DEFINING CORPORA.
TON LINE AS STOCK LIMITS IS
INTRODUCED, As ARE OTHER
MUNICIPAL MEASURES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
UNA GRAN HUELGA

Ii zuhida dc rrssios cue han 81
feido On AlemAniA los artfculcs do
prim, rA neeelidad, h. produsido una
gran hae q on sl distrito minsro do
Rthr, donds los obreros han psdido
IN AumsLto do Is por ciepto len sus
iornalss para poderse pressrvar. ellos
y sus fAmilias, de 10 missria general.
Es muy grAvela situasi6n do les
hue guissAs, porque no tienen suasisn
tes tondoa acumuiAdos para sosteAer
una huslgA numsrosa, dsade 10 4 simA.
del sii1 paaado, on que tuvo que In
tervenir el gohierno. Cuando sata In
|tetvenci6n tuvo lugGr ~ loa obrsros
eataban eaai agotaudo sus reeursCs.
Et gobierno AeAba de advsrtir 4
los obreros, que no espsren otra In
ter ssnei6n; psro ha acons' ado. al
miamo tempo, q los propiesarios de
miuAs, que comedian un Aum INTO On
loA iornAlss. & flo de podsr cor iuraE
una hue C. desaslresa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
GRAND|OSO EO|F|C|O
Ia famosa casa de Juan Wa.
namsksrs.- Tiene diez y
sells pisos.
LOS DETALLES
Maravillas cue sorprenden al
extraDgsro que 10 vista.
Su costo So 600. 900.
LOS DETALLEs

Los Estados Unidos tisnsn una
importAnts rama Dc % industria fiH
do sn 10 m anufAelurA do 10 im9or
tants in naumentAria. Uao dc los gran
des fabrieantes % John WanamA
ksr, sl tsndsro mas imporiAnts dc
Nuava Y,rk y tAl vsz del mundo.
Asabs dc Abtir Al p6blieo 30 %
tab.ssimlsnto rssient:m ,nts sonstrui'
do. cue % una dc los mArAvillas do
10 nasi6n americana por TODD 10 gran
dioso y 10 colossal.
Fl edihsio que tiens 16 pisos do
elevation y oeupa el Area do 63 900
pies euAdrados. somprsndidA satrs
les sallss 81 y % do norts q sur y la
A. Avsnids y Broadway, de or!ents &
oeoidsnts. o. eonsidsrAdo como uno
do los m&a sspl6ndidos y somDlsios
que posss Nusva Yylk
In sl segundo piso del subsuslo
satA instalAds 10 naquinaria sl6strica
que produss luz, salor, muevs los ole
vAdoras, ste., y 10 hAllA tAmb.en sl
dspArtAmsnto dc distrihuei6n de mar
eAnsfas; sl primer piso del anbsus o
sata dsstiE ado & todos los arlfsulos de
uso dcmSsIiso. On eomsdor, eoe!n&,
cts . sl piso & f,r do sails, eonsiens
msreansfas para uso dc hombrss; oil
ssgundo, pianos, y % cate sl mas sun
tuoso dc los dsparsamsntos, no solo
Dor sus dssorasioEss On los sstilos do
Luis XIV, Luis XIV y XVI. grisgo.
g6tieo y colonisl, sino por la mara
viiiosa distFihnsi6n del alumbrsdo, l.
mAnsra como silkn dispusstos los di
.rsntss sailor 81 vel g,an sauditoriuns
con capacidAd para ! 500 psrsonaa
ca sl que 90 ss.ehrA'a "a peii5dieamen.
10 eonsisrtos para la exhibicl6n de
insttumentos muaiea,ss; On el tercer
piao 40 snsuentrAn porcslAnas, srista
letfs, lAmParas. bronesa, etc.; On el
suArto, tApissria; On sl Quinto, alfom
bras; On sl ssxto, sepl!mo y ossavc,
mueb.sl; o. 81 novsno, la gal0rfA d.
obras do arse; On el cecImo, sl reatau
rant y On sl rsato, manufacture do 81
Ifombras, plantAs dc refrigeration J
ldsp6aito do msrsaneias.
Elss sdihoio, lsvantado con I'm cul
Ito do % 900. 600. saIa sousssado POI
medic do paladixos, con el antique Al
mas6n que ceupA 10 nanxAna c1m
prendida entire los CAlleI 9y 10, Bro
Adw4y y4%. Avsnida, el euAl he que
dado dsstinAdo en- % mayor pArts & IL
venta de Arlisu.ol pal . SsnJras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21

EmpezAmos la obrs. y henos dc
eoneluirla aaiii fActorlsmsnts, glorio.
sAmente.
Pusimos la prims,a piedra, levAn
tAmos l. base; aobtc eta 90 dsstAc6
sl sdi6cio. orgullosof.ds sus eolunnas
y aus ARGOS y sl vuslo dc aus dssora-
clones artfstisss.
Il sdifslo e.tk ahf, con 81 torre
On 10 alto, enarbolada 10 bAndsra de
10 Union.
Es una institue!6,; 90 un templo.
Tsmplo donde 60 rinds sulto 4 latx'
eelsa virtud del plt.iotilmo.
En- ess temple, en- Las nAvss sun
tuosas do ese tsmplo. resuenA ahors,
mas eloeuenta que nunsa. la VOC pro
f6tiea do nuestros oradores, vsrb1
fulgurAnts On !aS tribunas do les pla
xAs SdblieAs, msgsstAd para el alte,
bril,o para 10 s.osuencls, dosirius
para el pueblo y auge para las liber'
tAdss pfsstig giosAs.
La obra no eits terminAda ada.
Loa mercaderes conspiran contrs
sl tsmplo, dsspues dc 80 derrota for
midAb.e. l4srcaderss do IL Patrial
Pssamos oil dltlmo pusnts, y moi
eneontramos On el desiertc,
Y esperaremos & que 10 Eanug,
tsbanA hAble, 8 & que an nusvo Edipe
nos dsaeifre el enigma,
La esfnqs hablarA....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
GuStlYO Rodriguez
AROaADo 7 NOTARI0
HaPIHa 8, PaRGe. PHsVts-Ri leo


Be vands 8 Arrisnda On Ponss, On
IL calls ATOCHA, la mas s6ntrisa de
Ia siudAd entrs lAa dos plAxAa primal
palss, IN AlmAssu de mAmpostsrfa y
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies pulgA-
dos 5 Dc rsnts por la calls del Sol y
80 II pGlgadAs por 10 do ATOOHA,
frsuts 6 Les saaaa de Knmanuslli = O.
3. VAldssilla Homanes b O,
Por tsnsr este almassn dos ArTi'
mos - hAss may iksil iAbrisarls ana
plAnta AItaI sonGn kngnlo do uAu-
postsrfA solamenls. TGnhikn ana d.
plAdos AlnlAa mAmpoUasrfA eontigHl
artsrieT sn IL sails del COL, II QuI
AdQzierA este peopisdAd tsndFA n
busn inIsFss De 81 dinsroi Para in-
fornsa diriEirss 6 RAYAEA RIvHRI
KHRsI.-aal 1t, Ponas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
Los QUE Sc V|STEA
Podr1n vestirse Ocon6mita.
msnts Do pspsD. ssgda sI
lItimo invsnto,
A LOS BRUjAS
A LOS BRUjAs
Verdadera revoluci6n en- Ia
indumentaria. - las bo-
tellas de papel.

BE Asssn - cen pspal botellas,
barrilsa para el vino, hasta rusdas
para los sarruaiss dc los trsnss.
Psro no psrAn % ssto las aplisa.
clones sxtrAnAs del pApsl. No hass
mu.Ao han somspxado & gener Ali1 1arss
On Ipglatsrra y On 10 Am6risA dol
Norts pAfiaelos hsshos son la sitsd .
sustansis, eopiAado una eostumbrs ya
muy antigua On sh!nA , JAp6n. ss
sonsidsra que satos pAnuelos do papsl
son mushus mxs higlsnisos que los de
hilo 8 algod6n, puss ssios sl snvlar-
los Al lavAdo, pueden scr vehfeulos ds
propagation de snfsrmsdadss lnfse
elosas, y no OF los primsros, que "a
dsst.uys, p'- 81 fasgo, dsspu6I do
pt!liz.1 9, para 10 cual 80 fAbrlean 4
prssios bArAtfsimos.
Do los pafiuslos 90 Ia pasado
ahbPa & las prsndAs do vsstir.
70 hAss Algdn tismpo que lol
sastrss mas famosos do Londrss vie
men nolaudo que los ipglssss. adn loi
mas saidadoso On sl atavio. atiendsn
mas { la somodidad QAs & 10 aparisn
sia. Las lsvitas y los somhfsros d.
eopa van sisndo prsndas mas raras
eads die. El cuello dc lienxo almid do
nado y tisso ha sido 10 dsrrotado pol
sl sssllo blAndo do asda q lsns, ]
hsssa los mas slegantss 90 prsssntar
10 solo On sl passo. sino On iA Ossra
eco camisas do psshSra y eusllos Gin
almidonay.
In consonaneia con esta tsndsn
ola apArsasn ahora los ehAleoos ID
napsl. iavsr Q On dc nm suizo, que b,
dice arrido sl modo do fahrieAr paps
blsnio. A.x!b.s, may ligsro. ' que o
nismo tismpo, nj por los dohlssss, n
oil tratar dc rasgarlo, pus1s rompsrss
Un shalseo cont nfseeionAdo con %
10 material pusds plsgarAs faailmsntl
y llsvsrss On sl bo!sillo son msnoI
peso y hu.to cue uu ps1uslo do batis
%, Dc sssrts que les muy pulsros o.
oil vsstir pusdsn llsvAr & prevsnsi6l
dos 8 tres Oh alssos 90 10 faltriq usr,
eu&ndo salgAn do casa.
Ii invsnel6a aa ha Aseho con Q
intsnto Dc Qus sirviara sspsslalmsni'
para los auiomovllistAs; psro ha rs
BultAdo una prsnda tan s6modA y tal
vsntAiosa por m maehos sones stos, Qu
% uso % sxisnd,rk prob Ablsms snts
les gsniss do tOdss aasss y sondisic
nss, yno solo ensra los b h1mhrss, ain,
entire les dAmas.
lOonttnsaQ on Ia pdGin0 AZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
DESDE GURABO
EI triunfo de 10 Union de
Puerto Rico acojido con
verdadsro entusiaimo.
FOCO De LUZ
FOCO De LUZ
La luz para todos los hoga-
res.-Las Canaras homo.
gereas de 1907.1908.

E. tr..ulfl de 10 Uni6n de Puerto
Rico hA sido Aeogido con verdAdsRo
sntxaiasmo por loI habltAutss dc sstss
rsgionss.
No msnos pueds sEpsrArse de 10
partido que no ss partido, .iuo an
portsntoso foeo do lrz aus alunbra 10
ssqssaa antllIs d. Sur & Norte y do
Este { OHt'. y euyos bsrSacos rsyos
no han de ir q AlumbtAr & un deter
minado n6mero do hogArss puerto
rriqusfos, sino Qus slumhrArk, eeno
tt-aa vecet 10 hA hschc, todos los
hogarss enslAvAdos 90 estA idolAtra
d. terra.
No msnoI pusds sspsrarae do una
sgrupAci6n que On ~ sen suenta SON
homhres tan palriotas somo los que
han de eonatituir les ca narAs homo
g6nsas del 1907 ' 1908.
No msnos pusde espsrarss dc uHA
agrupae.6a que eusnia con tAnlos
srominsntes erAdorss, que son el YER.
bo dc lA patris, los sua!ea on sus dis
cursoH prsdicAn lolamen'e paz. amor
, featsrnidad, entrs los puerto.riaue'
Gos.
No msnos puede esperArse do una
sgrupsei6n sue sostiene y poses uAs
prsnsa tan cults y tan modsradA como
% 10 prensa unioniata.
No msnos pusds 90 ssrarss do una
sgrupasi6n que por primers vax ftt
CON mayoria & laiCAnAras Ga 1904, J
tantas, y tan sabias leyss supo 10
glalar On bisn del pais que On ellAi
dapoa IS 30 eonfarzs.
No msnos puede esperarse CO uns
agrApasi6n que por dtssclorss Nsn'
Iun r6mero tan saeogtdo do dignoI
pusrtorriQusiios como aon los Gut
eomponsn 10 JunlA Central sUai6n d.
Puerto Rieo.s
No msnos pusds espsrarse de al
gran partido que euenta CON una 70
Large do h 1mbrss tad unidos, tan die
eiplinados, ten lealss y san patriotaa
GILvRRIo MORALES.
| Gurabo, Novismhrs 18 dc l90c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
Nota blbliCa
EL TEMPLO ER|e|D0 Y C0NslGRAOO Al Quito DEL NO.
BILE IDEAL De IA UNION.
LAS LLAVES

Y una gran ceremonial lsndrA ID
ger On el tsmplo. Fiesta dc i6bilo, ID
apoteoais del sriu 1fo, que sda no estk
ssllada sn el lihro do los aalmos nj el
do Las Sagradas EscriturAs.
Neessitamos poser Las llavss del
tsmplo, tfeseidss Al ap6stol por sl
dos de- las victorias.
Y ess tsmplo, conssgrAdo por O.
idsa', dsbs Ger rsspsiAdo pr los 81
CLOS do los s'glos, Amen.
ssd tsngol dies sl erisio de 10 Pa
tris. Hsd dc progrsso y libsrtacs,,
misatsas esA bella samAritaaA dc 10
Gloria ls muestra dssds lsics 10 aurss
eopa, somo oil sspsrAra con aasiedad
sl Aviso do apre xlmarla { los labiol
del ssiiento rss'gnado y sublimsl
yftgsnsl dc 10 PatriA. Format
oil soro do vocss argsntinas. gois Lei
pddlcss vsstalss do sae temylo sonsa'
grado a 10 libsrtad que 90 llama IL
Union y eltaf& sbisrto sismpre pars
rseibir { los que 50 eonvisrtan q Il
nusvA Is rsdantora.
lQls no Ie opaque iamks 81 tusge
Ga sss temple!
que arda por aism pro On el CO.
raz5n do los srsysntss, sl fMgo do
puro y sauto amor & 10 PAtria glori
6eAda.
G. AtiIes Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
JOSE De DIEGO
G. AtiIes Garcia.

AnseAnoeha llsgd de MsyaguS
nuQtro Qusrido amigo el stnor don
Joa6 de Diego. Psrmansssrk On Sc n
Juan hastA sl iaevss.
70 probable Que & fnss do mes,
en- sl vApor do la Red d. Lihs que par
TO do squf para 10 Guaira el 30, salga
haeia Caracas, con el prop6aito de
pasar alli dos 8 tres samanRs.
De Disgo ira & Vsnsxuela con Of
prop6aito do dsssanl ar algunos dial
en- un rais dc slima menos aHdIenGs
que OIL do Puerto Riso.
Ests vlsie no sat6 todavfa com
plstAmsnte dseidido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
PoR $4,000

De 0ontado, se vsnds 10 hnss Do,
nuninadA sBArrAneass, IL suAl 90
AayA sstuadA en- eI bATrio de sLlanss
Costss De este krmino. Dissa & hora
: media de lA poblasl6n, 30 eompona
IA j. 500 euerdas de extsnSion, tod@a
sfopias para Las lismhRAs ns hueos
msrorss , On particular para sl AlGo-
66n eCkllan.S T1sns aos maguincos
nAnantialss para daF De bsbar 81 ~
eNAeI tfsna eoiindAnsiA 81 mar J PRg'
s. paRa snbarUaF todos los hutes. IA
IL e Vusdsn swidag hAstA 90 sAba
eaa d ganAde,
Para intoEmsa aiFigtfss { aOn Oil
~ Kazi-Ppai oftss,-eAl;s skI
aY9A,e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21

ped do todas los sasAs, mentor do loo
pusb!os, Msssnas do los gohsrnsnt ntes,
arisis de 10 l,bsrtAd, soldsdo do 10
sy, Argos do 10 polisfa. gransro Dc
iAs notitfag, area &c sonoeimisntos.
earslllA do snM hanxa, iardfn do Lee
letrss, pAlshqus Dc les arlss, A!mssan
Do ehiAtes y donshe o.. snsislopediA
voIante, pAlanea do la iniustRia. satf.
mulo del Arahaio, hraldo dol m6riso.
IsomLe.a de 10 tAmA, sspsio de 10 YER.
(OOntsn.LG on Ia pd0tn0 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21

Vease nuestro interesante 70.
llettn, EICG6GIysro Ge ca.
s0 Roia, epoca de Ia gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas s. y e..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
DASI & HERDMAN
AVISO

Be ysnde per la mitad De 50 vAloT
an apArAto para fAbsicAr bebidaa eag.
bonAtadas. Be eonpone dsl generator
tres tusatea con sus esrrsspsndientss
lAvSdsroH de gas, una mesa para lie.
mar botsllasds taponss de graVitasi6n
J un llsnader de aiioaes.
Para iniormss diEigiras O. CAmuy
a ANRoNp CASTILLO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
iQuE Es UN PtR|OD|.O?

he Aqti en- que ldrminos 10 dshae
al dlslinguido Gssritor hlspano ame.
rieano don Tulio Fsb,ss Cor6sro:
<Por 10 alIsxa & i'm portAnsiA de
30 obislc, sl psri6dico pOsds dsaniras
Ali:
Pan suotIdiAno del pdbliso, hAts'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
Dr., Victor NJ. Gutierrez

N6diso oiruiano. Ex Alumno in
hgrno psnsionAdo p0r oposiei6n. Ca
Eusa Pusrto Riao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
De NUESTROS CANOES
Las tradiciOnes bihllcas del
matrimonio. - Sobrs Las
ruinas de 3. Francisco.
10 QUE COBRAN
10 QUE COBRAN
En- otras parties de los Esta.
dos Unidos Sc bate el cobre
de otra manera.

aobrs les rulnas DO gAn Fraasisso
90 ha vuslto & les tradisionss bfblisas
del mstrinonio. In los pArQass pt'
blisos, eonvsrtidos On sampsmsntos
dc los damninsados, 20 han vsrinsado
|ditlms msmsnts M msnos dc sskclsntos
mstrimopios al airs lib~s
Los ministros protsstantss han
cireulsdo con mxsha ftssusnsia poY
ssos esmpamsntos. En vista de la
mala situasi6n general. solo sohrsban
dos dollars por ssremonis.
Asf 90 vsiA que sl fusgo do la nA'
turalszA 90 habia traamitldo dirsstA'
msnte & les sors xones. Los Mstigos
90 sasogian Al ssAr entire los innums'
rabies dssooupAdos que viven elf On
sspsFa dc una nusva sasa. Y sadA
csremonia ha tsnido uaa enorme con
surrsnela sin nsossIdad dc inviia
eIonss.
Psro "a otrAs parties dc los Esta'
\ ioA Unidoa los Tflhunalss no dan tau
Ekmplias fasuitAdss como On Cal.for'
mia al amor y & aus sipsnsionss. nj
arado de Middlsstw " i. On Connsstisul.
asAba do soode aAr & Herman Liesen'
den, asAudalAdo somsRciants, & psgar
10 suma dc dos mil peaos & una ssno.
rita IiA Meyer, que 10 QasrellabA con
ire 81 por hAbsrla hssado.
La iovsn txgla cireo mil dollars
ca 30 dem ands. probanio con ksu'
gos que el hsso hAbfa ado ca lA nAea
no On la btea. Tsnisndo On eonsi'
dHaei6n sl alto afectAdo por el nj
9tfsie, los iarsdcs sedriaoa prndsn'
cialmsnts 10 indsmniSAsi6n tx'gida,
Hay que sgHgar que dos tfas antsa
do la asnlaneia, 10 Maorita Meyer 90
hahiA prssentadO dssiatiendo do %
DENT nda. por eontrGsr mAttimonio
Icon sl AcusAdo.
| Psr0 los tribunAlss no Aeeptaron
lsse dsaiatimisnto o. atsnsi6n & cue 90
trataba do an dslito panado expresa' J.
msute snr les isyss del Esssdc.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-08
JAPANESE ENGLISH.
Some of the Wonderful Signs Seen In
Tokyo.

From the Chicago News.
"A Japanese is usually so happy and
proud over an English sign that he
never questions its correctness" writes
a Tokyo correspondent. Sometimes
when he has it right the painter I'M
proves upon it,. as witness: Hard.
resser. Note the period after the word
haird.' And again: Boot Maeker.
Sometimes the painter, with view OF
showing off, inserts figures instead Of
letters, thus over an archery shooting
gallery. LarSe BowinS.' Again, the
letters are all there, but wonderfully
mixed. Over an ice store: Eel Some
times the signs are hopelessly mis-
spelled. H. Takenda, Karare and
Kufus. This sign puzzled me not a
little till | looked in the dealers win
dow and saw he was maker of col
lars and cuffs. A haberdasher adver-
tises the fact that he sells The Adorn-
ing Goods
I'm Azabuku district japanese
owner OF dog kennel is the proud
possessor of lantern on which is
written, Great Japanese Sporting Dogs
and CO. Within the small enclosure
stands cage containing the forlorn,
flea-bitten dog, and "a sign over the
cage announces that the occupant is a
Pointer setter spaniel Dog. The owner
has other dogs, one, of which is Dog
for the Chase Another dog is labeled.
Dog for the Pet. and all about are
placards warning one to Give no
Food
"A sign that would be more suitable
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-08
Y. w. C. A. CONFERENCE.

The twelfth session of the southern con-
ference of the Young Women's Christian
association will begin this evening and
| close Monday. June 49, at the Kenilworth
i'm. near Ashevlle. y. C.
All members and friends of both city
and student associations, members of the
boards of city associa lions. and advis-
DRY members of student associations, fac
ulty member and all other women who
are interested in the efforts TO meet the
needs Of young women are invited to this
conference.
Mrs. ]. S. Griffith of Chicago, chairman
of the American committee, will be the
presiding officer of the conference. Other
members of the committee who are ex-
pected to be present and assist are Mrs
A. Med. Wilson OF Atlanta, Miss Mildred
Rutherford of Athens, Ga; Mrs. r. G.
Pearson of Lebanon, Tenn: Mrs Edward
Buford of Nashville, and Mrs |. D. Steele
of Birmingham The conference will be
led by Miss Mabel Crafty, general sec
rotary of the American committee. Miss
Florence Simms, secretary for the city
department. will have charge of the city
hour, and Miss Theresa NJ. Wilbur, seere-
tary for the student department, Will con-
duct the student session.
The music will be in charge of Miss
Fanny B. Fay of Chicago, and an effort
will be made to make the service of song
| a very real part of the conference in its
spiritual uplift and helpfulness.
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over a restaurant or somebody's health
food stands over tailor shop Ladies
and Gentlemens Outfatter Mr.. u.
Inokuchi of Tokyo is plumber, and
his sign reads: H. Inokuchi, we'll
known for being honest and cheap
Iron, Coal and Other Precious Metals
leads one to wonder what other pre-
cious metals the dealer sells. 'Claret
put up by Bordeaux & Co., France,
and Florida Water from Florida are
inspirations.
"A dealer in milk has Flush Milk.
Does he can blush milk? If so, why
advertise II. | was sorely tempted to
order some clothes from the man who
possesses this gem: 'Daijiro Ota Tai
tor Noble Style A shop | would
avoid has Cheerful Berber,' while an
other sign reads, Barber the Kindness
Shop Mr.. T. Taulkawn announces
that he is High Washman'"
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Mrs. spiegel Joined him last week and is
assisting with the music. Mr. and MIS-
Spiegel make their headquarters In BIT
mingham, where he was formerly pastor
of the Christian church.
Dr and Mrs. S. l.. Ledbetter left Tues
day for Boston, where DR.. Ledbetter will
attend the medical association.
Miss Bessie Pickett Of Hartselle Is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Nora Pickett, on
the North Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Craddock have
bought residence at woodlawn and are
at home at S97 Fifty-third street
Mrs A. V. Lynch of Chattanooga Is
on a visit. to Mrs. Janette Lynch, 1925
North Seventeenth avenue.
Miss Jamie Harris returned Tuesday
from commencement at the X. M. l.,
where she was entertained by Mrs. Vose
Mr.. William Linn of Atlanta is on a
short visit in the city.
Capt. n. w. Green is In the city, the
guest of George c. Harris, Jr. Captain
Green's home is In Helena, Ark, but he
will probably reside In Birmingham, and
will be connected with the engineering de-
partment of the r. c. l. company
Miss Rowena Sanders of Athens is VS.
iting Mrs. D. NJ. Drennen for short
time at her residence. 1905 South Twenty
sixth street
The Mercy Home band will give lawr
fete this evening at the residence of Mrs
f. w. Dixon at Norwood from 4 to II
o'clock for the benefit of the Mercy
Home.
The First Methodist Sunday school VIII
give it's annual picnic next Tuesday al
the Ingram Lithia Springs. The trair
will leave Birmingham at about ~
o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. r. Cefalu left yesterday
for Pensacola, whence they will go to thu
Lighthouse Island for the summer &c
recuperate after their long sickness.
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Southern Railway Co.
chedule in Effect April 20, 1906

Trains leave Birmingham follows:
$40 AMINO. IS, for Atlanta, Washing
ton, Baltimore. Philadelphia
New York and the East. Pull
-, man Drawing Room Sleeping
Car. Birmingham to New
York. Dining Car, Birming-
ham to Atlanta
500 AMINO. 10, for Montevallo Ma
plesville, Selma and way sta
1925 p.m.-No. S5, for Columbus, West
Point. Wnona. Greenwood
and Greenyille; also Sheffield
and Florence and North Ala
bama points.
$40 p.m.-No. 10. for Cordova Oakman,
Corona and way stations; also
Blossburg.
b:45 AMINO. %, for Admission, Henin and
way stations; also Rome, Ga.
$50 p.m.-No. 36. for Atlanta, Charlotte
Richmond Washington, New
York and the East Pullman
Sleeping Car Birmingham to
Richmond Va.
l:05 p.m.-No. "a Admission Atlanta and
way stations: also for Jack
sonville and all Florida points
also Talladega. Ala Pullman
Sleeping Car Birmingham to
Brunswick
1920 p.m.-No. 81 for Columbus. West
Point. Wnona, Greenwood
and Greenville. Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Car Br-
mingham TO Greenvile
1925 p.m.-No. u. for Selma, Mobile and
way stations Pullman Draw
Ing Room Sleeping Car Bir-
mingham to Mobile.
IL 80 p.m.-No. IS, for Atlanta, Admission
and way stations. Pullman
Sleeping Car. Birmingham to
Atlanta. Sleeping Car can be
occupied at Union station $50
p. M
For detailed information and sleeping
car reservations apply passenger office,
Morris Hotel Building. Telephone 9061
Bell and Gil Peoples.
]. n. HARRISON. Dist Pass. Agt.
4. 3. CREAGH. Trav. Pass. Art
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Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the book
of assessments for the year 1906 has been
prepared and Is ready for inspection and
that the court of the Board OF Revenue
of Jefferson county, Alabama, will sit
on the second Monday in July, 1906. to
examine the assessors returns and to
correct any errors therein.
JOHN T. REED.
President of the Board of Revenue for
Jefferson County. Ala. 6-6-15t