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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30

plaza, donde estaban sus eorreljgio.
parios, NJ seb,mos 10 que hubiera sido
de 81 vfc'ima de sus sgresorss.
Ellu bio de- Ponce ve con indig.
naci6n los msdios de que % valsn nues.
tros advarss,ins: si 70 hubiese sido
por 10 inter vsnci6n raoida de 10 po-
licis hubiera habIdo un grave mosin
entire los amigos enemlgos del 81 nor
T'lorans. Ests (L'oreos), cuando Sc
vi6 entire sus amigos ne encar6 con el
seiior Dome 1ech y 10 dirigi6 las si
guientss palabras: sSi usted me odia
mi, 6 tiene alg6, rencor conmigo,
usted sabe que 20 iempre ando solo
de dia de noche, lpor que usted si
% valiente no 80 drigl6 solo mi?
ISpor que 90 rodea usted de turbas pa
ra esperarme q media noche en- sitio
tan solitario y osclrop Asf preceden
los malhechores. Lo que usted ha
hecho es una cobardfa indigna de up
eAballsros
Ss dice que sl NfIor Domenech
odla q muerse L'orsas desds la epo
ca de Gel Ecos, de cuyo peri6dico srs
colsborador L(orens Torres
Segdn manifesto el tsnlente Css
tro, era Gerardtno quien persegufs
mas de csrca q! asflor Llorsns, cuando
este iba hacia la esquina lamar q
sus correligiouarlos, y detras de &c.
rardino, iban Domeneeh y los otros.
La llegada de Lorens q 10 esq ui.
ma donde 90 hallaban sus amigos
perseguido por las turbas republica
mas, ls presencia~oa mas dc treints
personss que esiaban frente al cafe ID
Msllorquina en- 10 calle Isabel; unt
dc 6stos, don Rafael Colon, sujet6 {
Domenech On oil momsnto que est,
querfa sacar su revolver contra Lilo
rens Torres.
Y nosotros come otamos: el sefio,
: Llorens no usa haat6n nj armss d,
nipguns clsse y esa nochs iba com
plesamente desarmado, como siempre
, oil amigo LlorenS snio solo por |,
> calle do dfa do noche; 81 va tode
las tardes hasta el kll6mstro I de Il
carretera completamente solo en- 9,
coch scito. En- eAtas condicionss, squ
. necesidad tenis Domenech do provo
j. carlo a media noche en- un sitio soil
D tario oscuro y acompaGado d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30

sasos de dispepsia que he tenido ocasi6n de
tratar.
Soy de Vdg. alto. s. S.
DR.. Ficsnte Roure
Med leo Ciruiaro
lsabsla, P. r.,
The S. 7. Phsrmacacal Co.,
New York.
Muy Sres. mios:
Los resul,sdos obsenidos en- ls pr&ctica con
sus Pastillae Antdricas han sido excelentes. Sus
Pastillss llenan Ia doble indication de facitar In
digestion ,atacar directamente la sausa de Ia
dyspepsia. Alivisn desde el primer momento
curan siempre.
Ne congratulo de tener mi disposition IN
arma tan segurs para combatir con csrteza enfer.
dad tln tsnaz trecuer to como la dyspepsia, les
d0y mi enhorabuena.
De Vds. alto 8. s.
Dr. Manuel Blaxquz
The S. T. Pharmacal Co.,
New York.
Muy Sres. mfos:
Despues de hsber estud iado las sxcelentes pro.
piedades terspeatIcas de las Pastillas AntGricss
hsberme convencido de que 90 un medicamento
ideal on Ell tratamlento de las afecciones gastri-
cas- por hsbsr devuelto completamente la salud
pacientes cr6nicos, y tastisdos de haber recurri-
do cusntas drogas Sc e habfa preScrito, tengo
especial interes en- hsserlo asf con star ponerlo
en- conocimiento de Vds. con mi voto csluroSo de
felcitsei6n pc. tan benefcioso triunfo
De Vds ateptamente,
DR.. Miguel Ross,
o1sial de Sanidad.
Utusdo, p. E.
Las PastllsB AntirIcaS me han dado muy
busn resultsdo, las rscsto Iismpre que Sc ne
presemta OCCASION.
DR.. r. Alsmdn
Arecibo, p Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30

turbadores de 10 psz pdblica comuni.
cando el hecho al cusrse' general de
Ia policfs.
$50 ha present ado On el Tribunal
Supreme. I'm recurso de apelaci6n
contra Ia sentencia de Ia Corte de
Distrito dc Ponce condenando & Fell
pc Robles & ls pena de muerte.
Robles fue &C sado de asesinsto
dc Martin Velez, quien ne encontrabs
en- un bsile 10 hochs del I do Mayo de
1905 en- el barrio del cerro Saint Tho
mas, de aquella jurisdiction.
Por 10 sentsncia ell acusado debfa
ejecutarse el 20 del corrisnte on 10 20.
nitenciara de San Juan.
-Esta msiiana les doce y media
el gobernador Mr.. Winthrop di6 up
almuerzo & vsrios de sus amigos.
Asistieron oil scto los ssfiorss don An.
tonic Alvasez NavA, don Manuel Ca
mui1as, coronel Hamil, don Carlos
Conde, don Mariana Abril y don Jose
Gordils. Dichos sefiores 90 dsspidie-
ron de los esposos Winthrop . las dos
de 10 tarde.
Aver fa6 detenldo On Sabans
Grande Tomas Rivera, q quien 20 aeu.
"a de hurto de ganado.
-Fueron nombrados guardias In
sulares por dos amos, Manuel Msrti
nez Roaado, Toribio Ortega, Antonio
Fsrrer, Juan Ruiz, Guillermo AFRO
20 Rogelio Rivera, quienes irat
con destino los puebloa de Cabe
Rojo, Gusyams, Humacao, MAnatf
Rio Piedras y Ponce, respectiva.
mente
-Anochs un incendio destruy6 OF
Cayey, ca el barrio sCeiba, el bohit
de Juana Cruz, persciendo en Ia
llamas un hiio de eita. Fl corone
Hamtll dictara muy pronto una orde
napzs, a fin de evitar en- 10 posibl
eaos dssgrsciados percances que sv
ceden por pegligencia dc les familiar
i Nos dicen de Bayam6n que aye
empezaron los trabaios en- squella pc
blaci6n ell gremio de tabsqueros gu
50 habia dec c'arado en- huelgs, Ps
rece que vinieron una transacci6
entire sus comp pafieros.
j En- los pueblos dc Ponce y Hs
; tillo fueron detenidos syer varios II
, dlviduos por jugsr & 10 prohibido.
lOOntaaia on la pdesaa ee)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Causa por perjurio. .-Apela :
ci6n de una sentencia. Cor.
te de Arecibo.
UN lNFoRME
FL juez ponente seior Her.
nzndez. -.-Record y examen.
Revocation de la sentencia.

I'll Tribunal Supreme inform6 en-
10 apelaei6n de 10 causs contra Jests
Acevedo Ruff, sencisdo en- delito de
psriurio q dos sfios do preside por
10 Corte de Distrito dc Arecibo.
En- el irforme del fiscal sefior AL.
drsy aparece que Ruiz jur6 una de-
nuncta ante sl Juez municipal de dicho
pueblo On que afrmaba sue Matilde
Rosario Carri6n 80 inscribi6 como
slector on sl precinto ndmero 81 del
municipio do ManaN, en- Bsrcslonets,
NO siendo eleetor On dicho prscinto.
Fate hecho 10 conatsba ser fslso.
Ii Corts de. Distrito rehus6 varios
a'agatos de 10 defsnss acerca dol ar
tfculo 153 del C6digo Penal.
La Corte oondsn6 al acusado,
quisn interpuso apelaci6n contra di'
sho veredicto.
El jusz ponsnte senior HERNIA adez
On 81 record del Tribunal Supreme, In.
forma 10 que sigus:
xExamlnada detsnidamsnts 10 acu
saci6n encontramos que no contene
todos los elementos que inte gran el
delito de perjurio. FL C6digo Penal
On su articulo 1T define dicho delito
como sigue:
<Toda persona que hsbiendo iura'
do testifcar, declarar, deponer 8 Ger
tincar Ia verdac ante cuslquier tribu
nal, funcionario persona competen'
to, en- cualquiera de los casos en- Gut
10 ley permitiers tpmar leal iuramen
10, declarsse ser cisrto cualquier he
cho esencial conociendo 81 falsedad
serA culpable de periurio.
El senior Herra 1dez demuestra Of
sl record que Ruiz no presto iursment'
do un hecho concrete y determinadt
cuya fAlsedad conociese; que en- Il
scusAci6n no SO dice tampoco el hech'
que 20 denuncia
Cita on su favor el c&so do Vicen
10 Hernandez, de Ia misma Corts.
Tsrmina 81 informs el sen Or Her
nandez con otras consideracione
solicitando del tribunal 10 revocaci6l
dc la aentencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30

enemigos de Llorens? Esto sc comsn
tn por Of s0lo.
Y en- cuanto 4 que Llorsns, oil ver-
10 sgredido por los republicanos en-
un extreme ds Ia plaza, corrisra hA-
cia oil otro extreme donds estaban los
unionistas, era natural que 81 no aeep.
tara una luchs desarmado contra Va.
rios, puss hubitra aldo un sssdpido:
81 hizo bisn On acudir donds estaban
los suyos y alli 30 detuvo, psro Glli
los agrssorss no se atrevielon alta
earle y solo mediaron palAbras entire
uno y otro bando, gracias a 10 inter-
venci6n del teniente Castro.s
Los hechos relatSdos preasntan al
ss6or Domenech bajo I'm aspecto muy
triste: ceehando un enemigo, agre'
diSndole en- compaffa dc dos mas
secuaces, psrsiga!endole dsspues has.
to detsnerse ante un grupo que srfrfa
sus entusiAsmos belicoAoa.
Cualesquiera que sean los mott
CentinGa en- Ia pdgina g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
The S. T. Phsrmacal Co.,
Nueva York.

Muy Sres. nfos:
Me complszco en- manifestar & Vds. que desde
hace algunos meEeI vergo recomendando mis-
clientes, cuando Ia indication 10 reclama, ell uso
de las Pastillas Antdricss conieccioD adss por
Vds. en- honor ls verdad debo expreGarles
que Ell meior exito ha seguido mis- prescrip-
clones.
Creo que tisnen aus pastillas una apliCaci6n
prActicA inmejorable en- eatos paiHes donde por la
acci6n enervsnte del china languidecen todaS las
fur clones particularmente las dlgestivss, reve.
lsndoSe por dherGcOneS castro intSStinaIes por Ia
constipation kabttoal, dolencia que aQuf pAdsce la
generslidsd de las gentes.
Entiendo que favorecen Ia function hepsGica en-
nuestro china tropical, donde ell hfgado tiene que
realizar una sctividad exsgerads.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
The s.. T. Pharmacal Co.,

New York.
Muy Sres. mios;
Tengo somo gusto en- Sgnifcarles que he ve-
nido ussndo por gdn tempo las Pastilss An
tnricas en- mi clientele particular habiendo obte-
nido magnffcos resultados en- los casos dc dfspep.
sia scompahAda de farmaei6n aeumulaci6n de
gases.
para que puedan Vds. hacer ell uso que
cream mas prudents les dlrijo los pre- sentes rem.
CLONES.
De Vds. atentaments,
DR.. n. Gimenez NuSsa.
MayagueE, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30

The S. 7. Pharmacal Co.,
New York.
Muy Sres. mios:
Tepgo especial gu'to en- slgnifcar Vds que
he ussdo en- mi praH'cs las PastillsS Ant6ricaS,
ottenieddo los meiores resultadoS en- todoS los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
HABLAN LOS MEDICOS

Dyspepsia por atonia, gdstl al0ias lgadaa & 10
cIoroSis aciesss de cstdmogo atulcnsios, ictsrias
'nictales etc., ETC., todas eStas tormas de padeci
mientos gastricos han sido tratados por mi con
lisongero positive exito.
Deseando puedan hacer el mejor uuo de estas
lineas, soy de Vds.
Muy respetuosaments,
Dr., NJ QNsredo Bqez.
San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
ECos y notas
LIga de MunIeip!os

Presos en- los camnos ..Retreta. autom6v choca
una ambulanca. --Obsequo del gobernador Winthrop.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
Lo de Ponce
Atentado inca|iflcab|s

Don Manuel Domenech deegado republican, la C&mara
acechaado al Lcdo. don Luis Llorens Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30

que suscribe, Doctor en- Medicins Clru'
jfa, CERTIFlCA, que hs usado repetidas veces
en- su clientela las Pastillas AntGricas ha obte'
nido con elias excelentes resultados en- el trasa'
miento de las Intermediates para cuya euracion
90 destinan, pudiendo aSrgurar que no considera
meior que elias ninedn otro medicamento.
DR.; r. del Yale
San Jusn,P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
The s. T. Pbarmsl Co.
New York.

Muy Sres. mios;
Mucho me place hacer presents Vds. que
desde hace un a1o vengo prescribendo en- mi
clientele particular sus excelentes Pastillss An
tdricas, aSi como tamben los polvos Listetorm, y
J aun no he tenido ccasi6n de arrepertrme de su
81 empleo, que por el coptrafio cumplen nelmente
sus indicacioneS, por todo 10 cual recomiendo di.
chos preparsdoS e6csEmepte al resto de mis- com.
psneros, y Vds., envfo mi mas cordial fslicita-
ci6n.
De Vds stentsmente,
DR.. francisco N. Sosoai
Arecibo, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30

En- esta lmprsnta sc yende
papel viejo de periodico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-30
The s. r. PharmacAl Co.,
New York.

New York.
Muy Sres. mfos:
Tengo especial gusto en- manifestar Vds.
que he empleado desde hace un afio, en- mi clien-
tela, las A1tdricAs Antdricas de Ls Roy, en- TO.
dos aquellos cstos en- que eStan indicates, prin.
Cipalmente en- las dispepsias que reconocen como
oausa primordial un retardo nutritivo de natura-
leza drics, asf como en- los enfermos en- que Ia
misma di&tesis ocasiona otros trastornos.
Creo que dichas Pastillas Ani1ricas constitu-
yen un preparado cientiqco, que puede conside-
raiGe excelente, que encuentra un gran nGmero
de indicaciones en- la practica medica diaris.
Reiterandole ell testimonio de mi mayor con.
sideracl6n, me suscribo de Vds. alto, s. S.
DR.. Il. Raiz ArnGu.
San Juan, P. R.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
CIosrnr rrrceA.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & whltely. Bankers and Brokers. S5 Broadway. New York ana l5 Center street. New Haven:
 Bid Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

On the New York Stock Exchange. reported by Prince 6 Whitely, Bankers and Brokers 62 Broadway. New York. and 1s Center straet. New Haven. Conn.
 Open. High Low. Closa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
Consolidated stock Exehango.

Reported over private wire by ". & Smith 6 Co.,. 71 Broadway, N. r., New Raven office. $40 Chapel street. Nnr- man A. Tanner, Manager.
 High Low Bid Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13

Iowa, Illinois, Missouri and Virginia, while severe drouths were reported from southern Texas and the central gulf districts and too much rain in the upper Missouri valley and upper lake regions. Concurrent with this news came a boom in wheat and the other commodity markets, which seemed to be engineered by the coterie of profess sionals so often prominent in stocks. St. PauPs upward course was not ar rested, despite the statement from an authoritative source that the company's plans for financing the Pacific coast ex- tension are not to be announced in the immediate future. That stock was al- most the one strong feature of the late trading, though Pennsylvania held firm. Among the weak issues were Union Pa- cific, Amalgamated Copper and Read ing The closing was fairly active, with
 a feeble rally which advanced prices from the lowest level.
 Money market conditions were un- changed, call loans ruling around per cent. The demand for time loans was 1 light, Movements in foreign exchange were uninteresting beyond steady ab- Esorption of bills. Returns of currency
 from the Pacific coast were smaller
 than usual, while a transfer of $1, 900
 to that center for shipment to the Phil ippines attracted some attention. This
 is believed to represent the recent sale
 of bonds in this market for the insular
 government.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
 par value, $2,955,OO0
 | United States twos advanced IA and
 the threes and old fours 1-S per cent. on
 call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
YEs4ERDAY'S STOCK MARKET
Further DuIIness ShOwn--Upward Movement in High Priced Issues.


 Movement in High Priced Issues.
 New York, June 12.-Further dulIness was shown by the stock market to-day. The movement, for the most upward, in the early hours was largely in the high-priced issues, such as Delaware and Hudson, the spring wheat lines, which embraced St. Paul and the Hill roads: Union Pacific, New York Gen. tral, Illinois Central, Pennsylvania and its allied lines, and the Gould proper ties. Reports of coming contest to overthrow the present management of the Delaware and Hudson company on charges of extravaganza and lack of progress received little credence, inas- much as it is generally known that the stock is closely held and could hardly be acquired in the open market. The improved showing of the Gould proper ties was accepted as direct reflection of the optimistic statements attributed to their titular head. In this connec- ton it may be stated that Wall street, especially the less conservative element, is viewing with unusual complacency the adjournment of congress, now all mosy in sight.
 The heaviest purchases of stocks to- day were made by influential houses whose names are generally linked with the operations of large investors. The so-called commission houses and pro- fessionals as a whole were decidedly less conspicuous in the days business. This would seem to imply that the big interests which have been under the market for months past have shown no disposition to abandon their posi- tion. Business dwindled and prices sagged before the end of the morning session.
 Undoubtedly the principal reason for the setback of the late session came from the weekly crop report, which told of a lack of rain in Nebraska,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, mem bers of New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges. Branch office, B Center | Street: High Low Last
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
Government Bonds.
Boston Stock Qnotatlonn.

Boston Stock Quotations. Reported ovor private wires of Horn blower 6 Weeks. members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New Haven office. 27 Center street.
 Open. HiAth. Low. Lrst
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
The Union I rust Co
NEW H.AVNEs.

NEW HAy EFSs
 NHARTERED by the State of Con. O necticut with authority to act as Executor, Administrators, Guardian, Re- ceiver, or Trustee, under. will or deed.
 Is legal depository of money paid into Court and public Trust Funds Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Cor porations and individuals. and admin isters trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or other evidence of indebtedness. manage sinking funds and do all business such as usually done by trust companies.
 It also does a general banking bus mess, collecting checks, notes, coupons, and receives deposits. The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Company.
 This Company is by law regularly ex- amined by the bank examiner of the State of Connecticut.
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKESS. President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL Trenaurers
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
Chicago markss.

Reported over private wire by W. a Smith X O.. 71 Broadway. N. F.. New Haven office. 24 Center Street, NGr man A. Tanner Manager.
 .&@..~- Open. High. Low. Close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
STANDARD SHARES GAINED AND
 THEN CAME WEAKNESS.

St. Paul Alone Held Firm It's Advance Other Stocks Closed Weak-Rise in July Wheat and Corn Started Selling -CsOaa9p.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-15

II you want a tenant for your room.
tell about Il through a Journal want
ad. Three times. 20 cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-15
WOODBURY.
LEADER
DEFENDED
RedhOt Political Letter From
SilYertOn Man

Correspondence Candy Tribuue.)
Shvcrtou, Oregon. March l.-Editor
Tribune: Ny attention having been
coliol TO an article in Democratic
shcet published by cast-od Rcpubli.
can at Oregon City attacking Hon.
Walter l. Toozc changing him with
inhdclity TO friends I beg 10 submit
the following anal request that yuu
publish it i'm your paper.
Walter L. Toozc campaigucd for
William p Lori for governor in 1854
He fought the battlc most strenuous
ly for Gatch's nomination for Congress
&C the memorable congressional CON.
veniion 40 Eugene .n 1903. anil WIS
6atch's most active anil trusted hcr-
tenant and had bis advice BEEN fol.
lowed and his efforts e1nulatcl h, aosna
of Gatcbs Salem managers. Mr.. Catch
wouli have wuu the nomination.
Waiter L. Toozo supported '. ~.
smith as candidate for representative
sovcrl years ago and az no time ,lil
be- ever violate a promise 10 nominate
Smith for senator lie did nominate
l. y. Adams for senator anil A,lims
vus slcctil bv that conversion Of
lsas. uf which rooze was chairman.
Th~c m'n arc all fricmis of roozo-
or ought to b.. What have thcao mon
l1ne for Mr. ro5zc 20 o. political WV
or otherwise. for his loyal anil effective
service FOR thgm and an other lea,ling
c,u,datss ON tHo Republican ticket
for che raa' go yy1Fai Why should tho
pomucwtie Cpunv's imaginary woph
burn correspondent wory ~ murh
ahout these augirui political incidontsi
Why doesn't be- publish bic articles in
Marion eouniys Republican paperai
Any anil an obligations ma.ln ty this
correspondents ryacciiug In any manrser
upon tlo honor or political integrity
OF Waiter Ia rooze arc both malicious
aul false 1T au thoae gsuilssnrn who
ara d"fouJc,, by this correspondents liq.
ui,ato "a fcw Of their political debts
due Mr. rooze foT his Years of labor
aHl ddo'ity Ia their Interests before
complaints arr madbe II thoy lcsiro 10
comllaia Dee them DO 4 over their own
signatures, for they arc competent aul
fully able 10 attend 90 their political
ihtriguos without iho aid Of amy parson
or persons whatsoever
Mr. rooEe's opponents for tho nom.u-
alton foF Congressman are not aiil.k.
ol along these lines because 0f tho a,t
mittel fact that th,y have u"yor bofn
gonwally known as Republicans un,ii
they bofams can,iaates Tor congress
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-15
British Industrial conditions

British shipbuilJcrs broke their rec.
ord Tor the year 1908. the tonnage be-.
ing i,s26Oo0 tons This industry har
had its cbb and flow, thc tonnage pro.
ducod In 1851 having been 100000
tons down 90 li3.o00 tons in 1856. and
100000 tons In 1904. Tho northwest.
srn district with Newcastle leading.
produced last year ab5,4st tonnage.
while the Clyde district produced 5ii,
ace tonnag", However only tho small
osi profits were realized. with even
close scnping 70 make up o. balance on
tho right side. which some yards failed
90 da.
Great Britain likewise made a new
high record for coal output which
amounted IN 1908 90 23e42s,o00 tons
but tho value was only tiia0000o0, ID
against sl4l 100000 in 1908, when tho
output was less by more than 5000 1000
tons. The quantity Of coal exported In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-15

These are the exact words Of a sui.
fcror from piles and we hear the same
thing almost every day. II voices the
sentiment Of hundreds Of thousands Of
others iu this country today, for Il IL
estimated that Of every ten persons wo
meet in church. Tho street, or the thea
ter seven are affected with piles.
Martyrs and needless martyrs too
Tor since ibc discovery Of the maryclous
Pyramid Pile Cure no ono need suffer
one moment longer There ia now no
excuse Tor having piles and n you con.
tiuuc 20 suffer from them YOU do not
deserve a particle of sympathy con.
sidcrinr ihe chance We give you 20
prove % 90 your own satisfaction
wholly free Of cost 70 you.
Here IL a typical casoi Mr.. Bcnia.
min shaw, postmaster of Bland New
McSico. iio had suffered from aggra.
vatcl piles Tor Years and was upon
thc eve Of a serious surgical operation,
believing that he bad reached tho limit,
ani that tho operation offered the only
possible means of relief aud cure. Lot
us quote be own words In bis letter %
oct. 81. 1905 81 was In great agony
of mimi aud body In tho meantime
a gentleman told mo of tho virtue Of
your pyramid remedy. I fortunately
found Il at a drug store, and by the
next morning did not feel that an opeF'
alton was necessary, aud In three days
I was able 10 return home, and com.
plete cure was accomplished 10 my
great satisfaction and the surprise Of
tho physician.
Send todny 20 tho Pyramid Drug
Company. 1910 Pyramid Building, Mar
shah, Mich, and get a sample package
by return mail and then 60 20 your
druggist ami go a box, tho price Of
which IL 90 cents, and get we'll without
pain, trouble or cutting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-15

creased 100000 tons over che 1908 eS.
p0rta
Tho pro.hstiou 81 North Britain mum
ufacured iron for 1905 was 10000 tons
~ bars plates angles and rails, De-
crease Of about 5000 from that Of 1908
and 1904 no returns Of steel produc-
tion are available. hut all kiuas will
total l.25OOO0 tons Ressemer standing
for 500. 900 tons Steel and iron prices
have advanced, raw materials likewise.
srauish ubrie ore is sl.s5 deaTrr Pig
iron production Tor 1905 was 100000
tons which exceeds any previous year.
Alttmgh the labor conditions 'u
south Africa have stea,lily improved ami
the output OF gold has continued 90 lH-
crease. yet prices are not active. and
the feeling prevails that the prospect
Of big profits being Teaped from South
African mines must now be given up
a. a forlOrn hope,-Cous Metealf Of
Newcastle.