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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
WILL MAKE DEPOSITS.
Treasury Department To Utilize Tn
 National Ranks.

NuIIOnuI bUnNHs
 Washington. Sept. 5-At the close of business today Secretary Shaw announce ed that on and after Monday. Sept 10, and until further notice. the treasury will make deposits in national banks IA facilitate the importation of gold. %9Bonds available by statutes for in- Esstment by savings banks In Massa- chusetts and New York will be ac- cepted at ninety per cent as security pending the arrival of the gold The actual engagements of the gold must precede the deposit. and the deposit must be paid as soon as the gold ar- rlYes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
Mr. Rrynn at omnl,n.

Omaha. Neb.. Sept. William J . Bryan and Mrs. Bryan. accompanied by the party of Nebraskans which met them in New York arrived here en route to their home in Lincoln from their trip around the world at 2:45 this afternoon. They remained less than an hour and did not leave the union station. Several thousand citi- gems of Omaha and surrounding towns greeted Mir Bryan on his arrival and he spoke briefly from a carriage on the station grounds. His address was principally an expression of his pleas ure in homecoming.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
n.a,,a A4 unnnlmlm

Honolulu, Sept. 5-TwO earthquake shocks are reported from the Island of Hilo. but it was aaid that no damage was done. After one bf the shocks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
Brought Much Gold.

London, Sept. 5.--The United States bought S2,O01, 900 fin eagles at the Bank of England today. The price was con- siderably above the market rate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
QUARANTINE CONVENTION.
All SOutherfn Governors To Convene |,
 Nashville

Nashville. Tenn, Sept. 5-The South Orn Quarantine and Immigration Com Vention will meet here on November l2. I3 and IA. The Governors of all the Southern States have signtfled their intention of being present. and a num- Der of ministers from foreign countries are expected to attend.
 The Southern Industrial Association will meet here in conjunction with the Immigration and Quarantine. and the delegates to both meetings are practi- callv the same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
Chnrnes AmnInat PoIlcemnn.

New Orleans, La. Sept. 6-An afi- davIt reduestinE the removal from of-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

WEATHER FORECAST. washfngton, Sept. 5-For AIabamai Shower. Thursday and Friday; variable winds, mostly east.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
Cases Must Be Assayed.

London. Deo l-On appeal Of the
0oldsmiths company she appeal court
today decided that gold or silver GASES
Of all foreign. .m..e watches. whether
With or withous works. must be ~.
sAyed and all marked before they can
be sold In Great Britain. Though
hitherto only foreign cases without
works we're liable to be stamped.
an enormous industry in completed
foreign watches was built up. The
jsweltss intend 70 appeal 70 the hnuaa
o lords.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
GOULD INCREASE rRADE-rh

COULD INOREASE rRADE-Ths
merchants Of this city could largely
increase their country trade II con.
certed or individual effort WAS made.
One proof Of this assertion has been
made Arleady. One Of our prominent
business man went over to Beaver
Greek . short time ago and made fae
acquaintance Of twenty one farmers
Their trade has been going to another
town In the county for years, but
siuce bis visit IL 10 coming TO him.
The country people like TO know
that CITY chaps welcome them into
their places OF business when visit.
ing she city. This particular bust.
pefs man has msda friends of the
twenty ono farmers and IL 10 likely
that BY fair. square dealing he will
hold IL for years to come. Oloser
acquaintance with the people Of the
surrounding country Will do the
Florence merchants lot Of good. It
10 good thing to try anyway.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Regarding railroad lssislation muoh
feeling 10 sxprssesd throughout the
fruit sections Of the siats about the
negligence OF the railroad oompsuies
to furnish suf1ioient cars 70 handle
the fruit output. Great losses have
been sustained BY fruit growers In the
season Just past on account Of this
failure and II 10 now desiFsd 10 secure
lssislation which will exact from the
company. - . common carrier.
damage fos failing 70 provide means
for shipmsnt just ~ ths company Do.
holdings cars over ssatsd psriod Of
tine.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
What's

worth doing q worth doing we'll. II you
with to be cured Of rheumatism use Bal
lard's Snow Liniment and you will be
"well cured" A positive cure for sprains,
neuralgia, bruises. contracted muscles
and al the ills that fesh is heir to. A.G.
M. Williams, NavasotA, Texas. writes:
"Ihaye used Snow Lipiment for sprained
ankle and 1t gave the best Of satisfaction.
I always keep 1t in the house." Sold by
Yelton Drug Co. tts
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

WILL DEDICATE CHURCH-Ths
new Catholic ohurch ON West Second
street will be dedicated tomorrow
morning. The services will start at
10 O'CLOCK. Bishop Aatz will be
here from Denver and will presoh
the dedicatory sermon. The build.
ing 10 now practically completed At
. cost Of $500. II 10 one Of the
finest church buildings in the oity
and IL . credit to that denomination.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
THINKS HERMIT SOLDIER
HER FATHER-IH-LAW

Uolsnbus. o.. Dec. i-Adjatane
0snsyAi CritsLnsld. Il IN rscsipt Of :
letter from Mrs Austin Hsrrison ef
Desalss. Ohio. In which she writes
thas the hsrnis soldier. John Harri.
son. WHO = reported dsad II the ssats
Of Washington. lsAvias = large sstats
Il. she believes. the father Of her hus-
band. Whose whereabouts hAs bssn
unknown for thirty.six ysars. He
was soldier snlistins either ~ TINS
or Green springs.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
Fire In Academy.

: : Jefferson. 8. D.. Dec. Fire
which started In 81. Catherine Z
young woman's academy destroyed one
OF the main halls aud threatened 10
destroy the main building. One
hundred pupils in she main building.
were endangered. The financial loas
will not exceed S26. 600.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
Ice Trust Indictments Stand.

Columbus. O.. Dec Judge Big.
ger today held the indictments against
the Columbus ioe trust. 10 CALLED.
and the ice men ~ individuals to bs
soee and the rases will now 90 10
trial.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Leland T. Towers--"Lulu Tyler
Gates has already proved her right to
front rank In the profession. She
is srtisie. upaffeoed and with remark.
able dramat ability" 1871
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

The annual nesting OF the Florence
Library Board will bs held q Tho
Librsfy Monday svspinG. December
Ord at 7:o0 p. n for tbs election oi
new directors sud ssch other bpsiussl
- may properly come bsfors the board.
TITS ". n. CAYKY. Sse.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
Many steerage Passengers.

New York. Dec 1.-Thres steamer
which arrived this morning from the
Mediterranean brought 4.870 steerass
passs' gers. The SlAvonia brought
s,o88; the Koenigin Luise, 1894, and
the Moltke 1888
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
Attention Yeemen.

Next Monday night will be the an.
nual election Of officers. A there 10
other important business 10 bs tran.
santed. IL IL requested that . large
number OF members attend.
T.. NJ. BOWLES.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Oysters and chile served from 8 80
to p. NJ. 10 the Rennsr block.
Pixies Peak avenue. During bazaar
fancy wosk. aprons and cushions on
sale by the Presoyteriaps. 1877
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
To Reconstruct Manila Railway

London. Dso. l. The syndioats
planned BY Spsyer and Co.,. Of New
York, Speyer Of this city. and che
Hong Kong bank. for the rsoon-
struotion Of the Manila railway oom.
pany and an extension Of It's liuss
was completed today. The capital.
e25. 900. 900 WAS over 81 bsoribsd.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01
Bank wrecker Sentenced.

Ooshootoi. Dec. Mrs. Mary J.
Linaefelter. CHARGED with wTeckins
the Newark bank. was sentenced to.
day to the penitsntlary for three years
for forgery.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Hear this company Of Artists Lulu
Tyler Gates. Miss Edith Adams.
Graham Smith. william Erhart sny.
der. Saturday night. Methodist church
7Ee1
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

WHOLE OARLOAD-Tom Orecchio
yesterday received . whole carload
Of wine direct from Oalifornia.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Are you going t. hear that enter.
taipm pmsDt Saturday night? Yes. Il
comes recommended to be the best
Florence has ever haA. 75.77
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

You may ''let the contract" to
Tribune want sd-the rest easy.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Dinner At Hotel Lennox. Yossa
turkey. Sunday to p. m.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Dinner at Hotel Lennox. roAs
turkey. Sunday q TO 8 p 10.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

By Lo. the violet boratsd talour
powder. for sale only at Daniels. s7l
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Dinner at Hotel Lennox. roast
turkey. Sunday 8 to 8 p. m.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-01

Squadron Sails for Tangier.
Toulon. France. Dec. l-Admiral
Touohard's squadron sailsd for Tan.
gieS TODAY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

pet'ciores msnf.Itlndo que no vi
nlendo Co ,rme' cln las frioouicia,
se pospongAn para otra sesl61,
Lossnsicipos ds 1sabela y Adjun
tss dc 9 coo y 600 dolsr4 respective
ments, plsaron ds nusvo al infcrme
del comlte de flAnzas.
El gobsrna1or comunica al Con.
seIo habsf frmado en- el ola de aver
los nombramlentos de- los aefIorss don
Abslsrdo Msleno, don Manuel Colon,
don Augutto Gautier, dou Luis Po.
rrats Dorls y don Julio Rivera. para
conc-ialea de Ponce.
Sc recomienda flvorablements Ia
tranqulciS de EJgli y c.,
Tsmbiea Sc aprob6 una frauoui'
ola concsdlsado d ia compsfia de fs'
rrocarrllsI de Puerto r CO, autori'
ssci6n para sAieadsr IN ramsl q Are.
cibo,
Sc irflrma de uu asreograma re-
cibido de Ia isls Culebra, com inican'
do que ls difieriA que ss prsssnt6 en-
dlchA iIla, por medic de nrg tptss me
didas aAnitsriSI, hi dsIAparecldo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
EL GOBERNADOR A WASHINGTON
Mr.. Winthrop sa|dra Ell Martes 27

Esta maflana recibi6 el honorable Co
bernador de Puerto Rico, Mr.. B,ekman
Winthrop. un cable del Ministro de la Cue.
rra, Mr. Taft, llamando'e a Washington
para que informe sobre asuntos de la isla,
a los Comltes de asuntos insulares en- el
Congreso de los Estados Unidos.
El Gobernador saldra en- Ell primer va.
por, 8 sea el martes IL, en- el CoAMo.
Como Sc propone regresar dentro de dos
semanas no lie acompanara Mrs Winthrop,
que ira mas tarde y solo en el case de que
la estancia de su esposo fuera del pals Sc
prolongue un mes mes y medic.
De todas maneras, es seguro que el re.
greso de Mr.. Winthrop no ha de retar-
darse mas ALA del 10 al 5 de Mayo. Entire
tanto lie sustituira Mr.. Post al frente del
gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
CONSEJO EJECUTIvO
SESSION DE AVER

Sc Abri6 la sssloA %. tres prssi-
dienio Mr., +oosL Coacurren los 90
d Jres Feuil e, DiAs Navarro, del Va
lie, Word Cabot. Grshams, BArbosa,
SlEcheS Morales y Mr.. Wl.loughby
Por no encontrArse en- 81 local el
interpreIe aefi Jr Castro, los reporters
toman las notas que l,s sumIniaIra ell
sscrstario Mr.. Bennet
Sc leen los it + .rmei del Com,tS de
FlanzaS y ApropiSciones.
La ianta eScolAr de LAreI solicita
10 sntleipo de 900 dollars para coma.
t.uir cSsas eIcnslAs.
La iunta escolar de Rl) PleirAs,
800; de Nsguabo 1000; do Toa BsjG
5000; de BiyAm6n 30OOi de Patlllss
2 coo; de Guyana 4.OO0i de CoAmo
8 900; de Bsrros 2,35Si ds Juaus Disz
1000 dollars
Mr., Wlleughby explIcA AlganaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
Para Salvador Brau.

FAltar puede q mi pluma novel su
| ficiente ap.omo para seguir en todas
aus evoluciones el dessrrollo de la
obla regeneradora que do titulo & es
tas lfneas, y que marco una etapa
nueva en- el proceso polisico social de
nue. stra isla; pero no han de eacAsear
90 mi coraz IN de pAtriots aentlmientos
de grssitud para dedlcarlos q enalte
Ger el recuerdo de algunos, s'quiera do
aquellos soldados del progreso que,
sl arrcssrar tan grave empeho, con
| Q quistaronse inmarcesible laurel.
C!erIame lte corresponds colccAr
& Ia cabezs de esos ilusires patricios
al licenciado don Segundo p uiz Bel
Wis y oil doctor don Ram6n EN- sterio
Betauces, consediendo Ia viril re
gi6n occidental las primicias dc la
campsfls; pero no ha de olvidsrAe que
si 10 lucha entire abokcioniStQs y escl0'
uistas halo genesis al en- las energfaa
del aindico municipal msysgu !zano,
al extgir el cAatigo de las crueldades
comelidas On los ingenios dc azdcar,
como en- 10 msgaanimidad del iluatre
meiico que, auxIllado por oil 6bolo do
sus pArtldarios, se propuaiers resca
tar cualt2s esclavls rscienn acidos
80 presentaran en- 10 iglelia d rec a.
mar les aguas del bautlsmo, no es
menos sAbido que esq lucha no debfa
resolvorss on 10 colonts aino en- Ia
metr6poli, era ALA donds urgfa acu.
dir, contrarrestando las omaipolentes
inf lerc!as dc los 9segreros de Cuba.
Cuales eran esas iLhlencias 10
dice bien alto Ia Msm9rfa iatormatiua
acerca de aQueila comlsl0n ds cuba.
nos puersorriq aefios llsmAd &
Madrid en- 1855; comisi6n ca que los
stfiores don Segundo Ruiz Bsivis, don
jose Julian Asosia y don Fr.ncilco
Mariana Qlia onez, tres puertorrlque
nos de corsz6n entero, Sc negsron q
conteatar las preguntas del programs
po. .itico, en- tAnto no Sc declaraEs Ia
abolici6n de 10 es,lAvlIud ca 81 psi,,
con indemnIzael0n 8 ain ella.
Nlnguno de los Cubanos concu.
rrenteI q aQuel soto sc slrevi6 & auA'
criblr tel declaration, y 10 As2mblea
irformadora SO diIolv.o ala oonsecuen
cias...... Ea decir, consecuencias II
las h lbo, pues que, aproveC andose
de un molio mlllIar On San Juan, o.
general March sssl, que gobarAAp. d
Puerto Rico, desIerro dc IL ls,S a Bs-
tAncss, Rls Bslvis. Goico, G 1ensgs,
Cslis Aguilera, BlALGo y otros prOml.
nentss puertorriquefios, ben caract9.
riz Ados por aus ideas eXlaasivaS VI
progresiItas.
Va antsI, al tsnerGe nosIcia de Ia
propolici6n de los comision Ados, ca
li6cAdA de sScandGlosa por los uttli.
habfan acudido 6ItoI q re.
dAciar exposici onel nutridau dc fir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

Hemos tenldo Ell honor de conferenciar
extensamente con nuestra primera autori.
dad E]ecutlva y sabem Is que sus informes
ante el C)ngreso seran favorables q nues.
ira patrla con 10 cual Sc identified el dgno
gobernantc, que desea cumplir conciencia
sus altos deberes y dejar grata memoria de
su paso en- esta terra, que le esta tan agra.
decida.
Como saben nuestcos lectores, Ell Sc
cretarlo de la Guerra es TN grande buen
amigo de M. Winthrop y ese liam amento
es un slgno de que Sc quiere DIR este de
que sus paabras pesaran mucho en- Ell AMI.
mo de los Senadores y los Representa- ntes.
Nos antlclpamos desear para Ell Go.
bernador un vlaje fellz y un rapido salts
factorlo regreso un pals en- que cada dia
crece su Justa popularldad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
Deparlanento De Justicia
O6cind del Attorney General.

Ofcina del Attorney General
El dia % del corriente meS de Mar.
de 1905 SO oslebrArSu exSmeneI para
cubrir plsEI vA-aate de TaqufgtIf)
en u1o de los Tri1lna 90 de Dlstrit }
de la Isls.
Los sspirant,s & ella Ie pressnta
ran en- esta o6oina el ex presado dia &
les 9 de 10 manana para ilstIncar au
compeisncia ante 10 CJmiSi6l exami
nadora nombtada al Of ,cto, somstisn.
dose & los eisrc clos de TAQuigrafia ,
Typswfiter que dichs ComIsi6n pres
crtba. San Juan, MArx0 Il de |, 9O6
FRANK FEUILLE.
Attorney General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
22 de Mario
La abolicion de la esclavitud en- Puerto>Rico

perpesuo fue Vlzcarrondo, para apre'
ciar sus trabsios de propsganda, Que
oil In debfan dar fruto al proclamarse
on 1873 la R)Edblica Espahola. Fac
ensonces que los diputados puertorri
qus NOS don Luis Padial, don jose
Alvarez Psralta, don Eurfpides Es.
coriszs, don J. Facundo cintr(n, don
Manusl Garcia Maisin y don Julian
B'anco Sosa, unidos q Labra y 80.
cundados por Moret, Ssnroma otros
republicanos espan Il lies, plantsaron
dehnitivsmente el problema cuya 40.
luci6n habfa logrado impouer en- la
conciencia popular 10 Sociedad aboi'
,, cioniStd.
\ fl6 entonces cuardo la elocuen
ca de don Emilio CASTELAR, ne mo,tr6
en- toio el apogso de gu grandexa,
obligsndo al general SAM, el parti'
darlo acerrimo de los esclav avistas, &
drmar con Padisl y Labra Ia Lev
redentora que, oil borrar el estlgma de
eacla Vitud, raxg6 el sudario do tinie'
b az ca que SO envolvlera Ia noble
colonia boriQuenxe.
Como as reclb.6 ell anuncio reden.
tor en- ls iils, ya 10 dii1 Gautier Bs'
niltz
X nj una scla repreaalIa impia,
nj una venganza prt faa6 su luslo,
! Bendiciones y cantos patria mi,,
Pe:o!esonus en- las b5vsdas del cIelol
Pero 10 que no ha hech) nadle
hAsta hoy 81 protestar contra la afr
macl6n que a]guns VIZ CT formulsr,
adiudlcando al Goblerno sspsflol, ex
clusivamsnse, 10 6 oriA aboliclonlsts,
Cleric que una Assm5lsa elpafIola
decret6 10 m manumisi6n, y es claro oue
aolo sl Podsr naclonal cumplia darls
carScter legal; pero 20 nscesitaron diez
afios dc acsiva propaganda, uoa revo'
luci6a ssparattsta en- Cuba y 10 de
cacl6n del trono legendario en- e. %,
ia, para obtener 10 sancl6n de una
idea concebida por puertorrlque fios.
llevada por puertorriquefIoI q 10 me-
tr6poli y mantsnidA sllf btiossmsnts
por hIios de Puerto Rlc1, rscIyendo
sobre el peoulio modestfsimo del pue,
bio inaular las cont ecue nclla do aouel
emptfo.
PCrque 10 ley de p de MARI, ds
1873 concedi6 Is llbertad a los Q cIa'
voa, Ia ''"' Izaldose 8 sus duea,.,
'ero Il rs raro sspsf11 u nj aun 20,
10 &c 4limo coadyuvo d lolveutAr e.a
indemnSaci6n, Fus .ob 81 rrs.u.
pueIto inSular que recsyo el compro.
miao. EI aG1 que Puerto RI % con.
Glib Q, txtgI6 y retribuy6 oil re,csta da
ii 600 homorsI, qus por eae medic
FeiVIndiCGron su derech &ls vidaY
q 10 libertad. La Gloria de eae art1
immortal, no hay quien pueda dispu.
tarss q los puert5rriquedos.
Salvador Brau GSOzAIsz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

Remedo interior y efoaz contra las
difcultades de 10 menstruaci6n que
traen por consscuencia los dolores de
vientre, espalda, espasmo, iaquecs,
ausias etc.
Muy recomendado por los medicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

| mas proRsiando de 10 ruina 4 que
querisn precipitar si pats aquelloa
deficiencies espaflohs. El escribano de
Toa alta, don Jole P.b o Morales,
uno de los mas hAbiles perlodiitas
puertorriqutfIoS, prot .ose combatir,
en- contrAprotestA de los alb llcionis.
tas, aquellas tx yoaiciones; pero ad.
veriido el goberna10r por el alcalde
local ,prehlbi6, no solo en- TDaa's tn aino
en- toda 10 isla, que se formnasen to
les escritos reputandolos crimlnosos
porque 81 sbogsr por la libsrsad de
los negros SO dtacdbQ d las lnstituciones.
Apesar de esos rgorss la idea
redentora consiou6 vlyiioGda por sus
devotos, y al i hay por es.ss tlerras
del ceste quien guarde como orc en-
pan las versos de un hlmuo a la Es-
peranzd escrito por Salvador BrAu.
i1ven imoerbe aIu, en- que, dirigi6a'
dose a los infslices aiervos, excla
maba:
<lSerea proscrltos vsgahunda ra ;
za!- -lplartaa robsdas al nasivo suelo /
NO os ensregueis q anargo descon'
auelo; -quebranto y vituperio ces aran
-iE'psrad 20 eeradl qus csda dis, -.
el cuerpo Al dobegar por la faens, -
Ia edad falura de fl 8 Jres llana - cal
me con aus promssas vueatro afaas
''t"tt' ''.'''ssEtt ,.'tast1t'tt,ttsst
'''''''''..''s.''' ,t..,.,t,,...,,...
{ Dfa vtnara Ia mano poderosA
de aqr6 que al alba au byllesa i'm
prime -e causlverlo horrible 10 On
oprime, para siempre, dc un .oplo
ha de corsar-Y avszados ent6nces q
Ia fat ga -por large etspa de mise
ria y penas, ,-roto el yugo, deahechas
laa eadenas, la libsrtad mas grands
habreis do hallar.S
Esos versos que en- udlii , 'eI CO.
piss clrculabAn aubreptlc!amsnM, az
quivando ls persecution autorItsria,
revelaban el estado de la opinion en-
unAparte del pais-no 10 mas ps
quena por cleric ALA por los af1os
do 1868 q 1885.
Mas no bAltahan voOss de aiento !;
preclsaba llevAr las ideas q la pra..
t.ca, ex exponi6ndolas 60 palenque pro
picio su desarrolo. Y esto hiso
don Julio L. de ViscArrondo, respon
diendo q Ia trad!Clon liberal do su
apelido, al tcagladAr Iu rssidancIa q 4
Madrid para echar sIIf los cir d tos
de- la S0cie lad GboLiiioniSta eSplR3Ia.
La presidencia de ese Lsntro fua
cupAda por el cu6Ano d Rafael
Ma ia de Labts, quisn di6 reelcs con
au palabrs eocuente y convencIds a
las filantr6picaS propaganda; pero
la fIndAci6a fac obrA dc ViEjArrondo
que llev6 q ella el ira j. de sus rels'
clones induAlrialeS y fAmiliAres en-
InglAterra J los EItsdos Unidos, con
una perasverancia que haca b )nor a
81 carActsr. Basta cisar los Boleh
mes de esA SociedAd, cuyo SecreIario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
DR.. JUAN c. BAJANDAS

Desie h1cs vsrlos dfas 90 eneuans
ira en- slta cludat nuestro apreciabls
amigo Ell doctor Bsiat daI, gus ejsrce
sctuAlments Ia msdicina en- YAbucoa
y es un eltmento ds waller en- Ell partido
unionists, donds es muy e,tImado, Le
saludamoI afectuosAmente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

DEPEND1ENTE DE FARMACIA.
Sc soliCita uno; apto para dessmps'
nar un primer puesto en- una de lau
FArmIclas de Poncs. Envie toda rs.
tsreIcia & P. Q B-x127, Ponce.
12-6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
Salvador Brau GSpzAIsz.

No Sc tratAron otros Asuut3s. La
sesi6n as levant6 8 las cuatro. Mr..
Po't cis5 para el iuevss prtx Imo & la.
tres de la tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
UA FOILETO

Acrssmos recibo de un folleto
sobre el pleito de la IglealA con Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, que 80 VIC an
el Tribunal Supreme. AgradeCe mos
Q envio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
COEECTA
Para GyadGr d Ia defenSa de Fran L.
cisco Donss.

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Rseoiectado por don Domingo
Soto Rodriguez, AguAdilla 1926
R'colo ctsdo por D Jos@ Arenas
DAvlla en- Csguas de las Fa'
bricss de TAbAeos Tsurius,
Cayey Csguas tobacco Co.,
de N, Q lid 1nsI J Ca, , deau
SuacripcI6n particular. Is 6s
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Sums'''''''t't'.,,",t. tb66. Al
Todos los donAtlvoI deben diri.
girse Al tesorsro don Antonio BAlau.
luide, San JaatO % 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

NOPE The daily limited
mobiles ada
seat In thu automobiles will sold
train by the conductor the train The price
Company responsible
oBsERvACoNEs compana dsamente dc
asientoa 90 los auom5es Camdy Aguds Los bes
ohio aeoto auom6 seraa expenddos
de sada de conductor del FL
"a compha rssponsabdad aguaa
de AUTOMOBILES - ~
F Flag St)o. Trains oee
Parads de Sens Lbs pararAn s dejar
'
Daily.
Diariu.
Daily, except sundays.
Diario, excepto domlngos,
Sunday only.
Domingo sosmente.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-01
Lincoln's Cabin.

A great deal of curiosity and
comment was aroused by the
Lincoln log cabin as it passed
through the different cities of
the east on the way from New
York to it's final resting place in
Kentucky, says the Baltimore
News. Many curious anecdotes
are told of the trip, one of which
was recouuted with keen relish
at the Belvidere the other day by
Capt. N. s. Bullitt, of company
A, first Kentucky infantry, and
five privates that guarded the
relic on its way south.
The car on which the cabin
rested stood on railroad siding
in Philadelphia, when u Quaker
City man who had exhibited
great apparent interest in the
cabin, approached Capt. BuIlitt
with timid question.
$50 that is really tho Lincoln
cabin?" he asked.
"The real thing" responded
the captain.
"And Lincoln was bora in
there?"
"Well, WE'LL" said the ques-
TONER, as he runinatiyely strok-
ed meager tuft Of reddish beard,
"and | suppose he cut those logs
with his own hands"
Russia has larger proportion
of blind people than any other
| European country, as two out OF
| every thousand persons there are
sightless.
A new industry, collecting
scrap tin from rubbish heaps,
has been started in Manchester,
England, to meet the unemploy-
ed difficulty.