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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
Aims House Trustees.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Trustees of the Poor and Insane
was held Saturday, Feb. "a. All
members. present. The minutes OF
last meeting were readsand approx
ed. The Overseer reported two adj
missions during the month Curt
Cosden and VIM. Gamble; also one
death, Jerry Wilson. His report
also stated he had killed and pack
ed 6l96 pounds of pork during the
winter; all raised and fed on the
county farm. The Snperintendent's
report read and filed. Report of
DIR. Miller read and ordered filed
Warrants were drawn on the
County Treasurer to the amount OF
,$445. .38, to pay the months bills.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
In The Gold Region.

Mr.. F. M. Harris, of Principle,
left at the Midland Journal Office
yesterday several newspapers from
the Tonopah mining region, which
had been sent him by his son
Albert to show some of the quick
growths of the times; daily papers
being issued today from a section
where less than two years ago not a
soul resided.
Mr.. Harris son has been in the
west for a number of years, former
y in Colorado but lately in Nevada.
In his letters home he describes in
an interesting manner the condi-
tions there, showing the rush for
wealth which is at present taking
place in the Tonopah and Bullfrog
districts of Nevada.
Postal service in the gold region
is in bad shape from the fact that
the influx of mail is so great that it
requires several clerks to handle it
at each town. The Government
allows $1,000 per annum for clerk
hire and as the lowest rate of
wages there amounts to $500 per
year, there is no one to handle the
mail.
Mr.. Harris had been employed
operating hosting engine tower an
HOO foot hole to damnation, 4" as he
expresses it, for several months and
resisted the inclination to vacate
his position and strike out for
riches on a prospecting trip, until
he saw one golden opportu-
nifty after another pass by,
when he could resist no longer.
He purchased jackass which he
christened Jerusalem" and Joined
the rush and has since staked out
a claim which he named "Octoraro''
in the hopes that it will develop
into something similar to the
"Denver" claim in that locality,
block of shares of which he purchas-
ed a few weeks ago at A and today
the same stock is quoted at 145 and
is off the market.
Millions are being made by q
few and when the rush is over and
the good claims separated from the
bogus ones, the final result will be
as it always has been, millions will
have been lost by the many.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
Skater Drowned.

William Shaub, aged about %
years, was drowned on Thursday
evening of last week, while skating
on the pond at Hopkins Mill,
known as the Conowingo Mills,
near Fulton House, Lancaster
county. He operated the mill and
resided in dwelling nearby, his
wife being on the porch of their
home at the time of the accident
and seeing her husband break
through the ice. He sank before
assistance could reach him and life
was extinct when the body was
recovered. The deceased was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaub,
who reside on the farm of John j.
Pennell, near Nottingham. a
widow survives.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
Want New Charter.

The citizens of North East have
decided, in town meeting assem-
bled, to adopt sliding scale ol
tax rate of % to 40 cents on the
$1OO, the rate at present. to be 80
cents. 1t was also decided to have
a new assessment. e. T. B. Day,
DIR. r.. G.. Underwood and s. j.
Reeder we're appointed com
mittee to frame a new charter in
cooperating the proposed changes,
in the form of a bill, and forward
to the Legislature for action OF
that body.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
perryvilIe Fire and Hose Company.

At a meeting of the citizens of
Perryville, held on Monday night,
it was decided to purchase 1000 feet
of hose, two four wheel hose carts
and two underwater play pipes as
soon as the necessary funds, a
portion of which are in hand, can
be raised. Two buildings will be
erected in different sections of the
town for the storage of the fire
apparatus.
A committee was appointed to
organize company which is to be
known as the Perryville Fire and
Hose Company. The Commission
ers of the town have made ten
year contract with the Perryville
Water Company for the water sup
ply for fire protection.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
SURVEYORS AT WORK.
Believed to Be Employed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.

Recently surveyors have been at
work along the Conowingo creek at
Hopkins's mill and other points
along that stream. 1t is said the
work was in the interest of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company
who contemplate building road
from the mouth of the Conowingo
creek to a point near New Provi-
dence, Lancaster Co., to intersect
with the low grade freight line now
being built. Tt will be necessary
TO raise their tracks many feet along
the Columbia & Port Deposit rail
road on account of the immense
dam being constructed at McCall's
Ferry and on account of the ice
blocking the road north of that
point. This would require an i'm
mense amount of money to accom-.
plish and it is claimed the new
road could be built cheaper.
Many believe that the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad company is back of
the power plant project at McCall's
Ferry.
That the power company expects
to encounter trouble is said to be
evidenced by the fact that agents
are circulating among the property
owners on both sides of the river as
far as the fisheries extend, dis
tance of nearly twenty miles, get
ting "tabs" on land value, prob
ability Of selling: etc, protests being
made by those owning fisheries
that the dam will prevent the shad
from getting up the river. er.-Quarry.
vile Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
The Nlckle Properties Sold.

The properties of the late W. w.
Nickle were sold Tuesday by VIM,
s. Evans, trustee, at the Court
House door in Elkton. The farm
of 81 acres, in the Sixth district,
was purchased by Mrs. Hannah j.
Nickle, for 80, 800; the store pro-
pererty in Port Deposit by A. L.
Crothers. for $1,000; lot in Port De,
posit, improved by dwelling, stable,
etc., by Mrs. Hannah J. Nickle,
for 81, 800; reservation in fee OF
land held by Dora P. Krauss, at a
ground rent of $50 per year, to Mrs.
Hannah j. Nickle, for $3.50.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
PERSONALS.

Miss Carrie Cummings is visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Gertrude s. Dare is enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Mercy
Moore, of Colora.
j. f. Mcclure and family, of
Baltimore, are the guests ofSamuel
Tyson and family, near West
Nottingham.
Mrs. G. s. Dare spent a portion
of the week at her old home, the
Moore homestead, Green Hill Farm,
near Colora.
Mrs. William H. Lyons, of
Coatesville, Pa, was the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Keilholtz, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sterling Evans,
of Elkton, were guests at the home
of Mrs. Agnes Evans, near town,
on Saturday and Sunday.
Elizabeth Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. N. 9. Brown of this
town, is still lying in critical con-
dition from typhoid fever.
Cards have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Reba Bond, of
Trenton, N. j., and Mr.. Elmer
Bouchelle, OF Chesapeake City, on
Wednesday evening, March Z, at
the home of the bride.
Miss Mildred Davis, of Will
miugton, Miss Alice Vanarsdale, of
Washington, Miss Mai Emlen, of
Holmesburg, and Mr.. w. s. G..
Cook, of Coatesville, are the guests
of Miss Alice Clifford, at Cloyerly,
near Pennington.
Mrs. Sara r. Buffingtan has
secured scholarship in the Wood
brooke Movement in England, an
institution of the Society of Friends,
and expects to leave for England
about April LIST, remaining it that
country about four months.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. A. G. Wester-
field were rendered a surprise on
Wednesday evening of last week
by the members cf the congrega.
tion of Asbury M. E. church, Will
mington, where Mr.. Westerield
is at present stationed, and were
the recipients of handsome gifts,
the former receiving suit case and
travellers toilet set and the latter a
silk dress. Mr.. and Mrs. Wester
field are former residents of this
town, where they have wide
circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Wilson
celebrated the fortieIh anniversary
of their wedding at their home,
Mapel Lawn, near town, on Tues.
day, by dinner, those present to
enjoy the occasion and wish the
bride and groom OF forty years
many returns of the anniversary
being: Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. B. r. Rober.
son, Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Otis, Mr..
and Mrs. William Clifford, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Is. Taylor Reynolds, Mrs. Charles
E. Dare and son Edgar, Miss Mary
BrpmGeld.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02
MARRIED.
Batten-George.

Miss Fannie L. George, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George,
and Mr.. Clarence Albert Batten,
of st. Georges, DEL, were married
at the home of the BRIDES parents
in Chesapeake City, on Wednes-
day evening, Feb. %.
CroWl Lyons.
Miss Elizabeth j. Lyons and
Ralph l.. Crowl, both of East Not
tingham, Chester county, were
married Thursday, March 22nd, at
noon, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William FL. Lyons, parents OF
the bride, Rev. E. w. Rushton,
pastor of New London Methodist
Episcopal Church, officiating.
France-Lapham.
Mr.. Clemens France, of Port De.
posit, brother Of State Senator DIR.
Joseph 1. France, of Cecil county,
and Miss A. Edith Lapham, OF
Canandaigua, N. T., were married
at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Lapham,
Canandaigna, N. Y, on Thursday,
Feb. 80. The groom has been con-
nected with the Jacob Tome In
stitute for several years but will
remove to Baltimore and enter on
the practice of law.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02

Richard Simpson, night track
walker on the p, B. Il W. Rail.
road, at Perryman, shot himself in
the leg one evening last week. He
was in the act of buckling his belt
which contained the revolver,
around his waist, when it slipped
out of the holster, fell to the floor
and was discharged with the above
result.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02

Ernest Congo, colored, has been
lodged in Elkton Jail to await the
action of the March term of Court,
on the charge of committing several
Fohheries near Egg Hill, in the
Fourth district.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-02

Targets 2 10 71o 10 ! 10 Z 1916
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

con los serafnes, iusto 81 que la sln
rival cerveza <Pabsis tenga su prefs'
rencia entire todas las otras cervszas.
r. M. CAlder6n y c. Tssuan IL, Agen
tea San Juan P. r.
En- el Departamento do Tasors
ria ipgrssAron dos mulsaa do 10 , 20
dollars cAda una do los puehlos do
Isabella y Arroyo, respectivamente.
Los sub oolectores de Guay anna,
San Sebastian, Ponce y NArspjlso,
han presentAdo SO denuncias contra
comerciantes de dichos pueblos, por
iniraccionez do las leyes dc rsn.as In
ternas.
--Esta noche habra retreta On Ia
Plaza Principal por la banda del BA'
tSllon puertorriquef1o.
| --Eata mafiana tae leido On ell Con
sajo Executive el Fl B Is, recomen "a
do favorablemente por la Comisi6i
de H.cienda.
Aver fueron detsnidos On Rio
Piedras, nueve indiyfduos por infrac
ci6n dsl reglamento dc cs:rstsras. Y,
empleza & seatirse la deAdich ada le
. de Mr.. Gtahxme.
Para curar un resfriado en- VI
dla, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
lOUININA. FL botlsario 10 devolveras
dinsro si no Sc cura. La frma dc
! w. GROVE 10 hAlla en- cada caiita.
-El Fiical del Suprsmo DIN j
0 sds N. Rsssy, pressntj hoy ants dich
0 tri ,unal el informe sobre Ia cAusa {
Jo,6 bIo-alea alias <Yare Yares Guy
d apslacI6n ha de vsrss ca Ia Corse s.
prema,
}, -Se encontraba aver en- essa cl
r dad maestro buan amigo don Manu-
b Perez Avilez, alcAlde de Arecibo.
u limos tenido el giito de sal
. dAr en- estas ohcinas al apraciado j
's van poncsflo don Csyetano Casa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
De SAN SEBASTIAN

(Con9nuaot0n de Ia pdgsn& ~
bles ,efl 'ritas Eugsnis GuzmAn Ro
sario Echavsrria.
La opinion pdbliaa de aquf
sguarda Ia resolpci6n de 10 Camsra
Legislative rslatlva q la restaurac'on
de nuestro extipguido Jtzgado NUM-
cipal.
Es tiempo va de que SO resne.va
favorsblements tan iusta demands.
Los aefiores M. J. y 8 Cabrera,
comerciantes y propietarios dc II iu-
risdicci6n, han dado comienzo 4 loa
trabsios prsparstorios sobrs instala'
zion d. una miquina de vapor en- 10
rica y productive Hacienda Espersn'
za,s dedicada en- parte al culsiuo de
10 cans.
La correspondence de San Juan
llega con bastants irregulAridad y de-
10 mucho que deseGr.
En 10 pAsada a"mana 80 dei6 d.
rsclbir uno 8 dos dfss y aver no llegt
tampoco, porque no pudo snlaHAr
tiempo el corrao do San Juan con Q
de Aguadilla.
A'gauas veces llega 10 sorrespon
dencia bastante ojada,
Ese ssrvicio daria meiorss resul
ssdos si 90 hclera en- cochs y no o.
peston como sueede ahora.
CORREspONg All.
San Sebastian, Mario 5 do 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
DOCTOR GUSTAV0 MUNOZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
a Madrid, ha establecldo su
ofcina professional en- la Gale
de Tetuan M 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 a
4 o. m. Telefono No 32o. d.
Ell dfa 10 dc! actual dAran prin'
clpio los iaicioa por jurado on IL Cor
to de Dissrito de Arecibo. El prlmsro
que eat& sefialado es el de Anonic
Pas, por asesinato en- primer grAdo
Ell splaudido maeat:o Di GIst
embarcara el Jueves en- la E abAns
hacia Puerto Rico. Como "a diilmos
el maestro d. Gea6, 90 pro2ona dai
On San Juan una seris do ConsIertos
ST los angeles en- el cielo tlensI
aus diAtinciones no uniendose 9atoI
con los querublAss al los querubinei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

quien ha rsgresado & su pals despu6s
dc una larga residenoia en- Estsdcs
Unidos, donde obtuvo el titulo do Ia
geniero mscanico.
ay-THE HELvETIA.--27 calle do
Q Cruz. Gran casa de h6spedes. <Ta.
BILE d. hotels. Aposentos para familiaa
y personaa solas. Comidas & oincuen.
ts centavos cubierto. Bafios, Tel6tono
| ls2. Apartado oorreo, 2s6. Prophets
rio, Pedro Sshira. Nota: Eate hotcl
essS & cargo do una ssHorita cagle.
na
Ssria do agrRisosrle & 10 Compa'
| Gfa do zatElels, cAmbiase mas amsnu
do los bales de Las aefioritas Carre
ras, pues s.bsmoG que 80 cuenta con
I'm buen repertoire do aquSllos. y el
pdblico desea conocerlos admirar'
los.
--UN BUEN rsloj do orc 90 el meior
reealo para NAvidad. T. Kehrhahn
y o. San Francisco ~, San Juan
La sAmerican Railroad Com
pauy Of Porto Rtco,, ha donado s26
para el proyectAdo sReiugio do Nifioa
DesRmparAdos.s Con el mismo obie-
!, to donAr& $40 el RAnco Territorial y
Agricola.
--EatA man ana 20 VIC on 10 Oorta
: de Distrito, oil iuicio por iurados con-
tra Arturo Sonfr6n por disparo do
armas q Alberto Alvarsx I'll iasado
4 declar6 no culpab.e oil acuaado por
obrar on def ,naA propia. Dsf,ndfAn
& Sorfr6n lee ahogAdos Ma ,res Ro
! ssy y Falcon.
j, (GoNiqda en- Ia pdsina 81 ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
LA VIEJA ISERGUILA
CAPITULOI

la sguients n.rrac6n co1sArOn en- 8eArAb cerca
de AK rmIn 4 Ia DRILLS dsl m.r.
Uaa trds hsea fl ds Is. vaadimjs un gtlp> d. IL
dv1 c1n los ctss h.ba tr&bAa1o ton5 ctniao de
playa La vieii lrgaA hGbf qaeill1 |. aonbra
ds !" c.p j. samba1o' ell ausO vaIno los h,nbteIqa
~ drglSn htcia mW 6glras eiInlban M prl
flndas oeoa de Ii noche nor vsrior ds Ion popLn
Ibau rien1o clnAaio: los hpn5sA cna 81 cr btoac.
DO. sus gtAndes bgo usgrHQ1s les cu hul o nb o
veatldos con chA1ue c1rtts pI1o1 a1chls: las s1y
las 6veneI aegr fax bei rnsIss oI ol, ds c1r
z1 oo'cuto Ia tsz m1ralI 10, csbI n,grJ selo slsI
Gempre.
El viento corriG en- olu anohH gl,aI y pGroctl
Veces que aguus fdefz nviabl. snbI volsac 10
9ue los cabeoI de a reS aytai1' cnM falss t,W
hosaban en- torno su' rorA diuioe e wpsco
roinAs de c1ento de ilsE.
sn Anto qle elias ss iba1 slsil1ip mas Gala vez lG no.
che Ia fsntaIa las repreIentGbln mat y mu baIIGt.
A'guen toa5a 81 ViOiu ovsl c4utabl c1l duca voz
Dc contrSlto, oian rWh GlslN En2l divTsu vsaiAp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
Av $50

Sc vende por Ia mitsd dc su valor
un aparato para fabricar debidas car.
bonatadaa, Sc compone del generadori
tres iuentes con sus correspondientes
lavaderos de gag, una mesa para lle-
mar botellas do tapones de gravitaci6n
' IN llenador do STONES.
Para iniormes dirigirse en- Camuy
A, ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
NOTIj;|ks DEL Ola

suplca la Compania Rosel6.-Gi an
escandao en- Arecibo -Mujer condenada en- Guayama.
Embargos levantados varios puebos de la lsa.-Un
herdo MIA hacienda SLaura,, de Yabucoa. a.-G Goleta
denunciada Fajardo.-Don Juan Penedo Benitez.
en- la Corte de Arecibo.-E maestro Dl Gesd.-De
tenciones -Informe sobre la causa de <Yare Yare ,
Dos mutas as-Treinta reis comercantes denunciados.
Juclo contra Arturo Soufron.-Otras notcas de ln-
teres general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

Sc han acercado q esta redaccion I
varios abonados 10 compsfita de
zarxuela que sctda en- el Parque su.
plicsndonos roguemos & Ia empresa
Rossll6 termins las funciopes antes dc
las docs.
HI sefior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
sstablecido su ohsina dc Abogsdo y
SD Notarfa On estA siudad, aalls dc San
Justo ndmero IL.
Fierce sntc 10 Corts Federal, Cor
10 dc Diatrito de toda IL Isla , Corte
suprsma, dedicandose sainiamo oil
axamen de titulos dc propiedades, in-
corporation do Corporaoiones del pats
y sxtrsngerss y tramitaci6n de expa'
disntss dc expropiaci6n forzosa.
Assptando 10 noble eompetsnsia
| hoy sasab!eeida On sl eiersicio dc las
proieIionss dc Abogado y Notario, el
selior DIAZ NAVARRO 10 dispons &
cobrar & aus elienses honorarioa exec.
tivamente m6dieos.
Aver 90 promovi6 IN escknd alo
en- Areeibo por haberse fdgado el pre-
80 Csyetano Avil6a. El eabo Llanza
y sl policfA Ruiz le dieron csza en- los
canaveralss do la hacienda <Coooss,
de aquella Jurisdiction.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Crlstc
| ST. 1o. San Juan, R.--A una cua
dra dc los carros el6ctricoa y princi
pales ediHcios del Gohisrno. Esplen
dida vista 10 bahia. Bafos moder
aca aanitarios. Hshitacionea trescas
Exquisite comida puertorriQueGa
americana. PreCios moderados. EN-
LILA RAMIREZ, Viuda do Masferrer
En- Gusyama tu6 cohdsna d
aver Eugenia Moran por exposlcit ne
dsshonessas. 81 iuez municipal ls i'm
! puao sells meees do carcel.
r-Se supl.ca al seflor don Maca
! rio Rivera, suscritor que tle en- Sa
Juan y que hoy reside en- Truiillo al.c
SO sirva recoger do nuestro agsn,e 8
dish, 4 tlmo pueblo, don Coma
DfAz, los recibos pendientea con L
DEMoRACIA. 81.
IL Ell tssorero do Puerto Rico i
vsnt6 I'm embargo en- Ponce, tres {
Csguai, II en- Asysgnsz, 8 en- Yauc
2 On Comerio, 2 on San Sebastian
8 en- Cayey,
Nos dicen dc Yahucoa que t,
herido en- 10 hacienda <Lauras
o squsl pueblo, Felipe Aponte. I'll cal
Caevas deiuvo al sgte1or Juan Apo
10 quien ingres6 en- la c&resl.
Aver tue deaunciada en- Fsi,
do 10 go cts tEacarnac!6ns por no i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
PoR $4,000

De contado, se vends 10 hnca de-
nominada <Barrancas,, 10 cual se
haya situada en- sl barrio de <Llancs
Costas de ests termino. Dista & hora
media de Ia poblaci6n, 30 compone
de 1.500 cuerdss do extension, todas
propias para las siembras de frutos
memories en- particular para el algo-
don xCeilan.s Tisne dos magnifcos
msnsntialss para dsr de beber al ga
pado: s.ene colindnnoia al mar y puer.
10 para embarcsr todos los frutoa. En-
ila % pueden cuidar hastA 400 cahe.
zaa de gansdo.
Para informes dirigirse don Ul!.
sss Marini-Post Office, -calle sMu'
dos Rivers.s
cabo Roio, Diciembrs . de 1905,
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psscIus MIN Dc los artlculos
que SO detalIan on
aimanfn6S


que SO detallan on
aIma0enes
Arroces do partido & Jap6n do
ess As.
Iden vslenciano de s6i y g Id. i'd.
Aios dc 80 otvs. q 80.
,amoues s6l q 9.
oussos amsas. . elbi PatAgras 10.
Toedno, Q N} . g
gsrdinas aumadas l6 centavcs
Jab6n, est & IS Rocanora
americana, t2}y4s
Paasa del pais a Vt.
Mautesa set & 6} "a ! y On 'atas
DO s1 & 10.
Hariua de ~ at5i.
Habichuelas AmSrisanas eoloradks
lass % s5i . e'a'.
Gxr1anxos al . v.
Rasalao s6i
Oebollast4f g
MantequillAi do s1s q 10
Pspas smcfiesnss Nt
Tassio I.
Leshs condens ada sAguilas & SO
Id Id <Cruz Roias $5
Id Id <Aagnolias Saf
DEL PALS
A1dsar para el eonaunn'
Nasesbado alaro de t3i ias4
Do mssl slaro $3.50.
Cantrituga el&ro ae j. as
Anerissna dc It lssst
be Poncs a. A.
Ron 80 grados Cartier sl.ia ss"'
sy9s sAlhu paeAdos e. lnhafnas,
NeiSa 1.60
Tshaco. nominal.
Preclos do coMpfa
AImiddn $3.50
Algod6n 10 s . $50
Uoeos do Is 1S millar
Uueroa dulses s1s
ssho de RES ~.
CafS sorrisnie dc s1o a1Os
CANDLES 0orrlentss
Eopdrex check f,8
psria 1t " u.
ESmhuSR0 ass
New York par =.
E,paHs sdlv II pS0
c6daIas hlpotecaflas
RnrUo Territorial y Agricola so3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

En- esta lmprenta sc vende
papel viejo de perl6dico 4 dos
pesos el qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

Banco de Pto. Rico Q Is z2o.
Baneo Territorial. Q 1S} 4 16.
Psoeo Popular. 80 Ali.
Buques anuncIadOs
Vapor am sricano <Jaracas9. Re-
calar& procedente de New York ma
flsna y seguirA viaie al siguiente dia
para Ia Guayrs.
vapor americana eMsssapeQ ula ,
Sslio de Nsw York direeto para Pom.
% el 10 del corrients.
vapor noruego sThsalhedene. sSs
halla & 10 oarga en- Montevideo y Bue.
nos Aires para salir con destino 6 90.
to puerto y Cuba en- Ia primsra ounce.
ma del corriente mes.
vapor espaffol <Miguel M. Pint
lloss. Ssli6 sl 3 del corriente de Bar
celona con las eacalal de costumbre
para eats,
vapor ing 6s <Edses. Estlra aqui
procadente de St Thomss ei 10 del 90.
rriente.
Vapor americana sPoncs.s Sali6
el 10 del corrlsnse dc New York con
direccLon & Ponce y San Juan.
Ss hab;s,t0ron ds saGda.
Vapor frances ferdinand de Les
sepss len lugAr del 40 lebscsl para
Puerto Plaza con srsnAlso.
Vspor <Pio lXs para los puertol
anunciadoa con ll43 acos cafe pars
10 Habana,
Buquas on puerto
TRAvsElA
sHslaher 8. Bek .rs descargan
/ CoSTANERos
s1sabelss AgaadlllA y MaYagtsz
| sCarmelitAS Ysbucoa
Gala Blancas psndiente
| <DeseAdas HumAcao y Nag glabo
| <Msysguazana Arroyo, Maunab
I <Rtcardo RUIZ pen1ienie
<Porto R!cos sArgando
<Encarnaci6ns descargando
sPetraS desc. .rg Ando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
AVIS O..

Deseosos de majorar 10 aparien.
cia del empsque de nuestros cigarri.
Hos, do ahora On adelsnte nuestras
marcas do c'garrillos <Colectiva, J
<violetoss iran sncsiesilsdas en- for
ma dc petscas, y muy en- breve todas
nues.ras marcas serAn enoaietilladas
en- 10 misma forma.
Con el fn de disipsr todA duda
respecto q Ia legitimidad do nuestro
producso, que pueda surgir q conse.
cusucia dc la nusva marquilla, desea.
mos haoer constar que cato On NADIA
altera 10 buena cslidai del mismo,
Porto Rican American Tobacco
/. m. d. Company.
Sc encuentrs en- San Juan, des
de aver, nuessro amigo don Juan Pc
nedo Bsniiez, alcalde dc Faiardo.
La Corts do Dis.rito de Sar
Juan sentsnci6 4 Rafasl Robledo So
nabris, q un sfio seis meses de prest
dio, por ataqus con intsnci6n do GO
meter homicide, en- la persona do 10
lsS Doval, hecho ocurrldo ell ano pasa
| do On Pusrta de Terra.
/ LA ssiiora Wood ha sido nom
brada <charmains del cemi,e organl
xadnr del aanstorio para Abacu luans
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
I, BenIfsl Gastafo
AboQGdo y notGrio.

AbogGdo y notGfto.
Fierce ante 10 Corte Federal y Tri.
bunalea insulares. Garantiza 10 ins-
cripel6n, sin deiectos, clos documsn.
los sujetos 4 Registro. --Cristo 26.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

uer luz prsndida. D cha dsnunci
p,s6 al collector de sduanas.