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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
HORTICULTURE.

Mr. Ruttcriicld was superintendent
Of this department The apple dis
play was particularly good. The va
rious entries will show the large
number of plates and varieties eXhib
tied.
Best Ben Davis. Five entries
Mrs c. II Mcnge, +. X Davis, T. Il
Chandler, J. a. Smith and NJ. c.
Doughty First premium, 80 cents
J. A. Smith second, % cents, NJ. C.
Doughty
Jonathan. Three entries: NJ. But,
terrified, first premium, 80 cents W
Green, second, % cents, and NJ. G
Doughty
Ingram. One entry. NJ Butterfeld
onehalf first premium, % cents,
Winesap. Three entries: NJ. c
Doughty, first premium, 80 cents;
second, Mrs. c. II. Menge. % cents
and F. X, Hopkins.
IGNITION. Three entries: NJ Butter
field, first premium, 80 cents; Mrs. c
II. Menge, second, 25 cents, and +
X. Hopkins.
Rambo. Two entries: NJ. c. Dough
ty. first premium, 80 cents. and f. X
Hopkins, second, 25 cents.
Missouri Pippin. One entry, one
half first premium. % cents,
Northern Spy. Four entries: NC
Doughty, first premium, 80 cents;
Mrs. c. II. Menge, second, % cents
E. X. Hopkins and T. B. Chandler.
Golden Pippin. One entry, NJ. But
terrified, one.half first premium, %
cents.
Pears, any variety. Four entries:
Mrs. c. II. Menge, first premium, so
cents; T. B. Chandler. second. %
cents; Mrs. c. H. Menge, another va
riety, and E. w. Geer.
Peaches. One entry, p. V. Ash.
burn. one-half first premium, 20 cts.
Grapes. Two entries. both by f.
w. Geer, who took first and second,
so and 25 cents.
Best plate apples, any variety.
Thirty.two entries: Chas. H. Black.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
HOGS

Best Berkshire SOW any age One
entry. b. l. Morris, onohalf first pre-.
MUM Sl.on.
Best Poland.China boar, any age
one entry B. l. Morris, onc-half first
premium. Sl0U
Best Poland.China SOW. Two On.
tries first premium 5000. G. c.
Simms second. $Iuo, b. l. Morris
Best boar. any age or breed one
entry b l. Morris. onohalf first pre-
MUM $2.on
Best SOW. any aar or breed. Two
entries first premium $loo, G. C..
Simms, second. D. l. Morris, sou"
Best pen of hogs. not less than
FIVE One entry. g. I Morris S5up.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
POLITICS AT LEADW000
Democratic Speakers Entertain Large
Crowd and Arouse Much
Enthusiasm.

EDITOR TMEs The Democrats
had rou,iug meeting at thi- place
last night (Monday) All the county
Democratic nominee, were here, to-
gcthcr with Hon. NJ X. Smith, nom.
incc TOY Congress, Hon John l.. Brad
ley, Senatorial nominee, aud Hon,
Rube Oglesby, nominee for Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioner; and
the guests OF the evening we're Judge
T.. 81. bearing of Potosi and Hon. W.
A. Wheeling of St. Louis,
Judge bearing was the first speaker
and he made a first-class Dem ocratic
speech; then followed Hon. Nj. X.
Smith, who created great enthusia SIN
among the laboring men by his clear
exposition of Democratic principles.
The laboring men out here are for
Smith as well as for Bradley
Senator Bradley made a short but
telling speech, arousing his hearers
with their old-time enthusiasm for him.
Surely prophet is WITH honor in his
own county.
RUDE Oglesby simply introduced
himself and his candidacy in a few
brief remarks, and gave way for Mr..
Wheeling, who followed in an earnest,
intelligent and enthusiastic speech to
the laboring men, and conclusivcly
showing how the Democrats, both in
this State and in Congress, had proved
themselves the true friends of labor.
"Billy" Lewis closed the speech
making with "a few brief remarks"
stating his well.known pro. labor views
There were fully 500 out to hear
the speakers. The lockwood Band
furnished the music. Everyone was
well pleased, il not fully convinced,
Mark my prediction: St, Francois
county will elect the whole Democratic
ticket on November 9Th.
LEADwOODITE.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
Premium List Continued from LIST Page
HEREFORDS.

Best bull, two years or over. Seven
entries: Highlcy and Ashburn, y J..
Meyer, J. c. Crow. S. {. Cowley, Wei
man Bros. two entries Martin Bros d,
and G. J. Harrrelsun. First premium,
s4.0o. Martin Bros; second, s2U0, J.
c. Grow. with Country Boy"
Best bull calf Five entries: Wei.
man Bros. two. and Martin Bros
three. First premium, $500. Martin
Bros. second. SlUO. Weiman Bros
Best COW two years or over. Nine
entries Harold Crow Weiman Bros
two, Martin Bros. six First premium,
$500. Martin Bros, second, $500.
Harold Grow, with "Laney Mary"
Best heifer. one year old. Two en-.
tries. both by Wciman Bro, who took
first premium, 81. and second, $50.
Best heifcr calf Four entries
Wciman Bros two, Martin Bros. two.
First premium. $500, Martin Bros
second, Sl00. Wciman Bros.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

1t is not hero worship nor Mr..
Bryan personality that makes
him so popular with the people.
but the principles which he advo'
Gates and the courage, clearnesS
and sincerity with which he main
talns them. Defeat ut the polls 10y
the corrupt use of money, opposl-
ton in his own party by alleged
Democrats, and misrepresentation
aud ridicule by Republicans whore
his arguments could not be- met,
have for ten years failed 10 break
the force Of his position on publir
questions. The genuine and whole.
some Democratic principles for
which he has stood continue 10
force themselves upon the attention
Of the people, until those who once
opposed him as too radical now
recognize the wisdom Of his posi-
ton aud are among the most en-.
;husius'ir to hail him as Il Irnanr
aud exponent Of democratic prIu-
ripIc-. He ma, grown IN popular
estimation because of his st.aIIa>j
adherence to and matchIcSs EXPOSE
ton Of these prlnciHles.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Notice is hereby given that letters of al
mlnistratiOn were granted to the under.
signed by the Probate Court of ~. Fran
co.'s county, Missouri, dated August 3OtA,
1906, on the estate Of
HoUsAND KENNER, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said rs
tate are required to exhibit them to the ad
ministratOr for allowance within one year
from the date OF said letters or they
may be precluded from any beneflt of said
estate; and II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date of said let
tiers, they Will be forever barred.
T.. W. GEER, Administrator.
September :, 1905.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
Notice Of Application TO Resign as
Curator.

state of Missouri
County of II. Francois -
To the october term OF the Probate Court
), u. 1906 In the matter of the estate OF
Melbourn, Elmer ana Houston Nestoyer
minors.
Take Notice That the undersigned Gu
rltor OF the estate OF MelbouIR, Elmer and
houston Nestoycr, minors. Will, at the
october term of the -. Francois Count
Ifobate Court, 10 he held at the Court
House In the city OF Pennington, the county
seat OF said county, on Monday the 9Th day
OF october, 1876, apply 10 said Court for leave
70 resign the ONCE and trust OF curator OF
the estate OF said minors
VI. ". MISSIONER. Curator,
Melbourn, Elmer ana Houston Westover,
minors.
september !, .sDG.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Arkansas at its recent election
polled the largest vote ever given
II Democratic candidate for Cover
nor in that State--lOj, SOB. and
the Republican candidate fell T., 5j3
votes behind that of 1901. The
Democratic majority was G3,7l4.
Maine east the smallest Republican
vote for Governor known in the
history of that State. Sentiment
Is headed toward Democracy and
coming fast.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
Administrative Notice =.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF admin 70
istrntion were granted to the undersigned
10y the Probate Court Of 81 Francois county
MO-, dated Aug 30, 1906, on the estate OF
AARON EATON, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said es
tate are required To exhibit them to the
AdminstmtriN for allowance within one
year, or they may Dc precluded from any
benentot said estate, and II not exhibited for
allowance within two years they VIII he for
ever barred,
SARAH EATON, Admr'x
september H. 1896
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
Final Settlement.

Notlr" IT, hereby given that the under
signed, administrator Oi the cstat" OF
NANCY j. ~lI.NEN, deceased.
VIII makr a tinal settlement of said estate
at the next term OF Probate Court ui 80.
Francois county, Missouri. Co De begun amt
held al IA court house III Pennington 10
said county uu the second Monday Ia oct.
her, 1850.
JOSEPH u. sIIvEN, Administrator
september :, 1855.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

The Republicans hope that the
enthusiasm over Bryan will die out
before 1905 that it can't be kept
mp for two years. They forget,
however, that it has been kept up
for ten years, for he has been
prominently before the public all
that time, and his popularity has
kept on increasing all the time.
MIR. Bryan represents the interests
of the people, and therein lies the
secret of his popularity.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
Opera House Calendar.

Oct. 17-An Aristocratic Tramp.
Nov. 6-Thorn and Orange Blossoms
Nov 21--A Struggle for Gold.
Dec. 21-The Bankers Daughter
Feb. %, l906-The Denver Elk.
press.
March l9-The Holy City.
March 26--A Royal Slave.
May 9--Barlow g. Wilson'S Min.
strels.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Motto" f. hereby given that the under
signed, administrator OF the estate of
WILLIAM &. HALLE. Deceased,
VIII make hnnl settlement ct said estate
at the next term OF the Probate Court ~ 81
Francois county. Missouri. IN he begun nuI
held In Pennington, In said county. ON tie
second Monday Ia october. 1895.
MERRILL PIFklN, Ndm'r
August q, luuf
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
CORN AND GRAIN

entries: r. f. Hope, {. l.. Simms,
Dock Macklcy. John J. Kollmeyer, +.
X. Hopkins and Thomas Dees First
premium. 80 cents, John ]. kollmey'
or; second, % cents, r. f. Hope.
Best 90 ears white corn. Five en-.
tries: r. f. Hope. F. VI. Williams,
Geo. lsenman. F. X Hopkins and
James Lowe. First premium 80
cents, James Lowe: second, % cents,
X. +, Hope,
Sweet corn. one entry, II, f. Hope,
onc.half premium. % cents.
White wheat Two entries; g. r..
Warren, first premium, 30 cents; sec.
ond, % cents, +. NJ. Williams
Red wheat Three entries. f. VI.
Williams; l. 7. Sides. first premium,
30 cents, and Powell Bros, second,
% cents.
Black oats. one entry, B. G Nc
Daniel one.half premium, % cents.
Pop corn one entry T. B Chan.
dlcr, onc.half premium, % cents.
GRASSES AND GRAINS IN STALK.
Best corn in stalk Five entries:
F. VI. Williams. G. H. Simms Two, y.
Macklcy, L X. Hopkins. First and
second premiums. 80 and - cents, to
G. l. Simms.
brs' COW peas. Wn entire nrH'
premium, d" Genus, T., N. i"pN'"S'
S'C""'' Co." GUNS, W. H. '"""'''
BEST mli',. rive entries. t. =.
none, !. J. 9luoS' I. L. SliIi,lS' j. n
finPhihs an" hl'SeT BROS. FlrS' pre-
mum %" cents II. +. i'oi''' ~ ."'"'
- cents, h''7eT hroS.
h'"' dINPI"I co" peas. we en-
mes. H'E' premium, %" cents, f. ~.
i"Phii's' S''"''"' 80 GENTS w. H.
counts,
bc'' N-p'aN nIll'.. fIN' en- '''7'
IL j.. ii'p'. j. }. 9Iu'S. :. T." H'''.''S'
l.. N. 'i'pH'"7 "l' hl'7'' pro- '""'
premium, "' ''u'H' u. T." 'i'P'' 5''
""'' 80 ,'''.S. h''S'' i'"a, ...
H'.-n"'I. VII, ON j. SUITS
'h'..''" "'.' premium - ''".7'
VEGETABLES.
Best peck Early Ohio potatoes.
one entry, j H. Davis, ou"ha,i first
premium, - cents.
Early Rose potatoes. Ihrc" On.
tries. !. ). Mcguire, +. Is. Hopkins
and John Gillian First premium,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
DAIRY

There We're eight exhibits of butter
made: by Miss Laura Sebastian, Miss
Mamie Kollmeyer, Mrs. NJ Butter.
field. Miss Leila Sebastian. Mrs. c.
c. Simms, Mrs Philip Westover, Mrs.
Il. l. Morris and Mrs. Jay Knauss.
First premium. $500. Miss Mamie
Kollmeyer: second. $500, Mrs. Jay
Knauss. and third. $500, Miss Leila
Sebastian
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR Judges OF supreme court
Hon. :. VI WOopSUN.
Hon. WALLER UEANEs
FOR superintendent ut Public schools
now NRD \. GLASS.
20 Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
RURE OGLESHi.
FOR Congress, Thirteenth District
Hon. MADISON Il. SMITH
FuT state senator, Twenty sixth District
Hon. JOINS g. BRADLEY.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Best bull any age one entry J
g. Williams. ouchaIf first premium
5000
Best COW. any age Four entries
D. Mackloy. chg, McClintock, Chas
thinner and John Kar-ch First pre-
MUM $fou Chas. McClintock $40
Uud 29un. -. Mackloy
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qu mime Tab
lets. Druggists refund money il il fails
to cure. L. W. GROVES signature is
on each box. 2Sc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
FARM PRODUCTS.

p " Ashburn had charge OF this
department and its success is largely
due to his efforts. He was ably as
sisted by his daughter.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Rest buck Nugpra goat. TWO ON.
tries first premium, S"o". John Hop.
kins: second. Sl5u, Bryan Hopkins
Best owe Angora goat TWO On.
tries first premium, $500. John Hop
Mns, second. $3.50, Bryan Hopkins,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
SHEEP

Best pen of sheep, any age or
breed. consisting Of one ram two
ewes and rhro" others Three On
tries f. v Ashbun, Ivy Sides and
Lorenzo MISSIONER First premium
$500. =. Y Ashbmu; second, $500,
Lorenzo MISSIONER.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw
Will speak in Farmlngton TO. NOR
row at 2:5O y. IN" and deal out TO
hls gaping Republican admirers
the beauties Of "sIundpatIsm.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

COUNTY TlChET.
Representative. .......... wv II Ib"ls
Collector. JIII u iIIGuLIN
~Herlfr ...... ....... JuHN l.. BrENs
Prosecuting Attorney .....R. Z. 1I,kEH
circuit CLERK G. T. NlIksON
ErrgrlrT .... ...... e. j. lINNIIN
county clerk . ...J N tNwRtN,I
Treasurer " Z HALE
rebate Judge .... JpHS ". tWN.rU
Presiding judy. nf the county court
IIII II MITCHELL.
Juag" OF count, court FIRST District
T.. " JpNtNrION
Tur., uf County court second District
luN>k T.. tIAY
CORONER .............. Dr 20. E rERKiNs
-4fS,tuI ......... ....... Irr,. u. HOLWAN
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

The Republicans of this State
Shy away from a JOINT debate On
the 18th inst, Chairman Ruby Of
the executive committee Of ne
State Central Committee sent II
formal challenge to the chairman
of the State Republican Committee
f9 n joint debate in the congress
siOnai districts. But Chairman
Niedsinghaus pleaded excuse of
other arrangements.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

At a meeting of the chairman
and secretaries Of the Republican
county, congressional and Sena-
torial committees in st. Louis last
week, President Roosevelt was rn-
lorsed for "A third term They ry.
identity believe that Roosevelt Is
the only Republican who stands
any show of being elected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-15
To ORGANIZE 4
COMMERCIAL CLUB

An advertisement published else
where calls the subscribers to the
Commercial Club together at the Pro
motion Committee rooms this evening
at 1880 to appoint committees on or
ganiza ton and quarters. 1t is report
ed that the club will take rooms in
the new McCandless block and will be
run in the general style of the Port
land organization.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-15

John Marcalllno, bailiff of Judge
Lindsay's court, according to letters
received by his brother Tony, was to
have been married on August 10 in
California to Miss Hrshaw, formerly
of Honolulu. They viii return home
September 1 on the Alameda.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-15

Attorneys Kinney and Ashford de-
parted for Kauai last evening to en-
gage in the suit over the estate OF
Isaac kahilina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09
TtATRO AMERICANA

Mr.. Conried, empresario de la 6pe.
ra de New York, Sc propone per 81
propio esfuerzo crear en- los E1tados
Unidos el Teatro nscional, cemo exis.
to en- todas las naclones europeas. Es
to pensamiento encontrarfa seris diff
cult&des dentro de 10 organiz aci6n po
lftiea americana, 81 hubiera de buscAr
suxilio en- L. legislature federal s en-
Ia do los Estados.
Mr.. Conrlsd resuslve el problems
acudlendo en- SolIcitud de apoyo 81 po.
der del capital smericano.
FL Teatro nacional SO asegurA que
sbrira sus puertss 90 sl pr6ximo Afic
1908 y SO dsdicarA & poner sn escsns
las obras de los grandes eseritores de-
mundo literario, antique y moder.
no.
Por de contado el primero Ga ID
liSta de sutoIeS 6gura Shsk spesr'
J en- Ia de autoreH modernos pneslrt
gran Echegaray.
Mr., Conried solieitsrS el concur
so de treints personas, cads una d
las cualss donar&, para corttibuir
la reslizaci6n del patri6tico penss
miento, la modesto suma de 100 mi
dollars,
La institution serk escuela de d.
clamaci6n de srte dramGtico y teudr
seiScisntos atientos reIerVados 4 u
alumnoI para todas las represent,
clones, 81 preeio de vsintIeirco COZ
tavoS cAdA uuo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09
Camara y Gobierno

Hoy ha comenztdo con la solem-
nidad y el ceremonial de costumbre el
perfodo legislative del preseate afio,
La nuevs legislature revestiiA aun
mayor impoltancis que la anterior,
por fnalizar en- ella sus trabsios los
miembros de 10 CamarA actual, por
ia rel 'aei6n que tendran con aquella
los prop6sitos atanederos a Puerto
Rico, expresados en- el Menssie del
presidente Roosevelt, y por las orien-
taciones polfticas que en- estes momen
sos siguen los part!dos exlstentes en-
:, el ptia
La Union do Puerto Rico reanu.
do 81 labor legislative con mayor
energia, con mas fe que antes -sl aca.
so tuvo alguna vez menos fe y ener.
gfa que hoy-y anlmada 6por que NO
decirlo? de consolsdores optimis-
mos.
81 bien ea cierto que las aprecia
clones del presidents Roosevelt, en- 10
que respecta q nueatro status polftico,
no son del todo favorab en para nos.
otros puesto que dejan en- pie el bill
Fora ker deatro dc su forma presente,
no 90 menos verdsd que 10 deciarato.
ria de 10 ciudadsr IA americana & IS.
vor de los puertorriquenos es coss
que, de reallzarse, nos permltirfa ira
baisr en- un msjor campo de acci6n,
ante las mirsdas del gobIerno y de-
pueblo americana, por la amp,iaci6r
de nuestros derechos polfticos.
Mas, aun sin contar con ESQ, nos
otros trabsiaremos con el mismo to
son que hasta aqui por por la conce
sion dc ur self government, que permits
q los puertorrlquefios desplegsr todal
sus iniclativas en- la gesti6n de loI
intereses que les propios.
Tslha aldo, Cd y ssra, el objective
principal de nuestra conducta.
De otra parte, nosotros teneme
plena con6anza en- el patriotismo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09

acierto dc nvestros delegados, que sin
exageraciones perniciosas, nj abdica.
clones puniblss, sabran sorteaer los
escollos que la sltuaci6n presente, de
modo que exista Ia mayor y mas CO
bal harmonic entire el pats y gu GO
blerno.
Ambos en- sus e.fe as priyativav,
son igualmente necesarios para 10 al.
~ y noble empresa do afirmar y con.
solidar On esta isla un aistema de ad-
mlnistraci6n favorable q las conve-
niencias de todos, que no produces
juttl6cadas queias.
Abrigamos la certeza de que el
gobierno sabra eisrcitar con gran dis
cernimlento aus facultades.
Una larga estadfa en- el psia ID
permite ilSgar de 10 modo exacto
cuAles son las necssidsdes de este, y
q que medlos SO debs recurrir para re.
mediarlas.
Una exoeriencia no interrumpida
de loa resortsS do nuestra politica Il
ha puesto en- smplla y segura disposi
cion de iuzgar, sln tenor & equivocA
clones, quieres son los que pueden Ia
borar en- Puert Rico, en- un grade
mas alto, por la prosperidud dc
eata isla, por prestigio de su 60
bierno y por lss genuinas tradlcio.
mes amerlcanas,
La Union qulsfe y realfzara uu,
polftica de conciliac On, aans, pruden
10, refexivs, y 81 propio tempo pa
tri6tics.
Sabe luchar, y sabe esperar.
De clio daran f6 sua actos On Ii
Asamblea legislative, sus relscione
con el gobierno, 81 propaganda escrlt,
Iy oral en- tribunas peri6dicos; Il
marcha, ell aSpics general de su poll
ca, que es Ia polftics del pats, 10 pon
tica que aplauden los buenos puerto
lrriqueios y los busnos smerlcanos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09
PUEATE COLGANTE

El pueute colganie que strsviesa
ca Quebec el rio St. Lawrence que
actualmente ests en- Was de conltruc.
ci6n, teudrs una arcadia central mas
larga que la de todoS los demaS puen.
tes de este tipo que han sido hasta
ahors construfdos.
Sc compondr& de dos arcadas de
accsso de 2l0 pies de largo cada uua
de dos arcsdas lstersles de 500 p.ei
csda una y de una gIgantesca arcads
central. ls que menos que 1,SOO pie
de largo.
Vl'to 10 CUE sntsceds, 20 vera GU
cate snperarS 10 Srcada del puent
colgants Iobrs sl Forth, IL del d
Brooklyn J la del puenie de William,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09
DATOS ECONOMICS
Cuadro general y exacto de
Ia tension monetaria
en- europa
TIPOS DEL DESCUENTO
Ell alza en- los billetes. La
disminuci6n en- las reser-
vas metalicas.

FL Banoo de Alemania ha slevado
iltimsmente & y medic el tipo de au
descuento. Bn Inglaterra sc h. llega
do al 4, y SO espera que no podra sos
tenerse mucho tempo este Npo por Ia
contraction monetaria general. En-
Madrid y ca Visua sigus rigiendo On
el mercado el tipo oficia del y medic.
En- Petersburgo y en- Lisboa subsiste
el y medic, y en- Suiza y en- Isalis,
sl por 100.
Solo en- Paris mantienese frme &
3 y medic por 100, sin que por ahora
hsya inmediatos peligros de alza.
De un sfio q otro, el tipo del des.
suento ha cambiado en- los terminos
que sigue;
Holsnda por leo en- la primers
quircena de Noviembre de SO4 y 3
por 100 en- 10 primera quincena del
mismo mes de 905.
Alemania: 5 por 100 Id my5 y
medic por ciento idem.
Portugal; 5y medic por 100 idem
Us y medic por ciento idem.
Viena: 3 y msdio por 100 idem y
4 y medic por 100 idsm.
Petersburgo: y medic por loo
idem y 5 y medic por 100 idem.
L6ndres: 3 por 100 idem "A por
100 idem.
Belgica; 3 por 100 idem y por
leo idem.
Suiza; y medic por 100 idem y s
por 100 idem.
Italia: s por 100 idem y por 100
idem.
Nueva York; por 100 idem y
por 100 idem.
Espaha 4y medic por 100 idsm
"A y medic per 100 idem.
Como se ve, hA subido el tipo del
descuento media unidad en- Alemanis
en- Suiza, y un entsro en- Viena, Lon
dres y Belgica.
Ha corresponding & ese aumentt
en- las indicadss plazas y paises III
alzs en- Ia cantidad de moneda out
representan los billetes en- circulac!6r
en- los valores en- cartera de los B IN
COS, y una disminuci6n en- las rsaer.
vas metalicas de estos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09
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