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The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-25
Council Of Jewish Women.

The National Council of Jewish Wo-
men will hold its next annuel executive
meeting at the Hotel Fairfax, Norfolk,
Virginia, November 4th to 7th. Head
quarters for delegates and visiting mem
bers has been arranged for at the Hotel
Monticello. The main meetings of the
council will take place in Norfolk. The
convention proper will open with an ad-
dress Of welcome by Mr.. II. st. George
Tucker, president of the jamestown EX-
position. Among the interesting papers
to be read are ''The Councils Civic
Work." Mrs. Greenwald, Cleveland;
Council Jewish Women and Chill
dren," Mrs. Carrie Wise. New York:
''The Religion of the American Jewess," "
Mrs. Henry Solomon, honorary presi-
dent; ''What the Council of Jewish Wo-
men has Inspired in One Section" Mrs.
Enoch Rauh. president Pittsburg sec
Juveniles" Samuel McCme Lindsay;
address, Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg, president
Council OF Jewish Women. The Balti-
more section will be represented by its
official delegate. Mrs. Nj. j. Grauer the
first vice president of the section, who
will bring back report to be presented
at the November meeting of the local
section, ut which meeting the national
president. Mrs Hugo Rosenberg, of
Pittsburg; the national executive secre-
tary, Miss Sadie American, of New
York: Mrs. Enoch Rauh, president of
the Pittsburg section; Mrs. Misch, presi-
dent of the Providence section, will be
the speakers. The Richmond section and
the Baltimore section will also enter
tain the national officers and prominent
speakers. Mrs. Eli Strouse of Balti-
more, the national record secretary, will
addres the Richmond section.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-25
Minneapolis.

The Rev. A. A. Rosenbloom, formerly
of NIikro Kodesh Synagogue, has run
amuck, sued the congregation for al
legged back pay, and is using the Mime
apolis papers in a campaign Of villifi-
cation Of Jewish customs. Mr.. ROsen-
blooms object is evidently to hold up
his former congregation to ridicule.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-25
New Orleans.

Mr.. Julius Weiss, who gave to the
Jews of this city the Old Peoples Home,
celebrated his eighty-frst birthday. Mr..
Weiss is in active business and in ex-
cellent health.
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MNT5R TRAINS
TO Be operated
GOUTHER@ RAILWAY ANH0UNC-
Es THAT PALM LIMITED WILL
GO ON IN JANUARY.

Dudns the past couple of months
runois have been current to the eff
feet shat the railroads would eurtail
their special winter segic because
Of the passenger rate law recently en-
acted
This will not be tgue, al least so
far as this section is concerned.
Announcement is made concerning
the Palm Limited This palace on
wheels will make It's initial run this
season on January 9Th, leaving New
York On hat date. and viii make It's
return trip on Januar9 Sth The
schedule has been ARRANGED so that
the trip win be one hQue shorter
than las. Year.
The Southern rairoad announced al
so that d special service between
New York and Aiken VIII be put in
TO operation November list, 4 drawing
room and sleeping car service to be
put op trains No, SO and "a, leaving
New York al 325 pm and arriving
al Aisen at 4:40 the following day.
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NO OFFICIAL REORGAN ,zATlON
UNDER PAN SUGGESTED
BY MO4SE.


New YorS, Oct 29.-It was for.
mauy announced today thaJ there
would Dr. no official raorganization
OF the steamship combination which
,was organised by C. W. Morse and
his New England occurrences, with
which on are fayar.o1s companies
and their management however win
he II the Hands OF the interests that
formerly controlled the lines The
offices Of The Consolidated Steamship
companies in New York viii be closed
and President Austin win make his
headquarters in Boston.
In The future each line. it is an
nounced, will look after it's own
equipment. including the new vessels
HDw n he course of construction.
The management Of the Mallory and
Clyde Lines w.n BE- consolidated un-
der the direction Of II. II. Raymond.
Tho Sa2tc Domingo service Of the
Clyde and Ium,o Rico Steamship
company
In statement given out tonight
II. Kinssbury Curtis counsel for the
Consolidated Company, said.
"1he reason for the steps that have
been taken are self-evidcnt Recent
occurrences, with which an are fa-
miliar have reacted ON the securities
OF the combination to such an extent
that the holders are unable TO use
them as collateral; therefore, 1t was
deemed best to place them in charge
81 affairs whose names are a guaran-
tee oi able and conservative mango
mem. Everyone knows that the
lines in the combination are in first
class condition and haYe at least
SIX Der cent canning capacity. Vita
the cid managemeut in control the
public need have no fear that every
obligation wiz be met
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4 GOOD MUSICAL COMEDY.
"The Skating Fink eS" VIII Be
here SATURDAY.

The management Of the Grand an
nounces 1or next week, Saturday,
Nov. Che new musical farce,
The Skating Rink Gin" We are in.
formed that this farce embraces all
the latest musical gems Of the cur
rent season It may seem strange
to the play-goer when it is men
toned that this farce has a plot q
laughing one that causes laughter
every moment aGer tha curtain as
oends. and u 70 s continuous
10 the final end Ihs company is
headed b. the well known comedian,
Thc, Coffin Cooke, and is stated
tba. Che mans ment has been most
careful in selecting cen etenr com
0any to support SIR Co7a together
eia a callec of pre- girls who
a aoa r. t m4 dance The
rae i,l be gf ea w-ta new and
ectgrsq s@eaio ee.s The dave
ae fer M as oa ri iaa Dis
PEN aeJa Nov 2 Seats
viii BE- GA T3assls rice
25, 81 Is aad 81
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CAUGHT ON GIN SHAFT;
LEGS AND Arms a5ANGLEO.

Wrightsvlle. ga oct 29.-Jack
Thomas, q negro qmpioeod at tha
Southern Gotten OIL Companv's gin
was caught in the shafting and fa-
toliy injured, both legs being whip.
ped off at the knees, both arms beat
cu into pulp, besides being badly
bruised about the body.
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CHRISTMAS BOXES no
BE TRANSPORTER FaEE.

Fu teing 2 cls,opl jnanoar3sed nv
the late Secretary Alger, the WI, de.
pa tment viii again this year tPanss
port free Christmas boxes for officers
and soldiers on the foreign stations,
Boxes for che trooDs in the Phiiip-
pines may be consigued 10 the super.
i1f0ndenr of the ai1g irannaFt spY.
wee In San Francisco and those for
. 'noa MAJ oe sent TO- the depot quar-
terl1aster at Newport News, va.
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TWO PERFORMANCES To-Day
The Holy City" win Be Presented
at the Grand.

ife Holy CITY" WIN be Presented
at the Grand.
Tht Holy City win be presented
in Brunswick twice today. matinee
and night, and the indications are
thht a large house viii be present
at both performances.
no pla4 has ever won for itself SO
rcach human love and SO much of
trBe friendship from the whole public
as Clarence Bennetts The Holy
City lt takes hold of the heart Of
me auditor at once. It bears that
magic speH OF genius that makes it
real to arditor He at. once forgets
inat it is play ard is carried away
with its realism. Having once seen
it, it ever after takes ON a sort Of
personality 1T becomes to us like
some per bn whom we have known
AKA loyeR We remember it, not as
a ulay ouc as an cid inood. and, On
IT'S rte.u hasten TO grasp il by the
hand and say Welcome! # is
'he only may gial DIe9sos eyerybod
lhi- ,ua true maeA OF zeal gan,9s
in drama Another is 4nlt eTc
time soa ce again 5ou gind nsw
ana aeautiidf tdhs thaJ yoa hilli
never seen in ii before This IS one
at tae few PLAYS taat VIII live to dc.
liaht our grandchildren ana their
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''''' NE6I5.lll lT1I5
as TO WHICH OF TIE TWO Do
CESE3 HE WILL PRESIDE
OVER.



Z S'FA-il..i' Ca oet. @4'--Nolicea
a@Fe Ne~A tae'Se1 hsfe oy lae Sa+
N.-l2al' ll9.nt'aFS OF lAe standing COM
t4i -se ol 'h9 Ep.saoaaI diocese OF
>'t'e4A announcing tnaJ maelnS p-
rs committee 'A be ae'd in A1lanta
AeN1 "9aaasdAY.
~ '-''-'7-t oL'-'ietst'ieA AeFe state
yea 4e me meeting ln Atlanta H.
'-.s' = r. Ne-7aa, o.-h2p OF Georgia
i'' ai'--'1ao9 "Hlca uioee7e ne Wal
o's''S'.' 'i.1 present one WIN 7a-
'"9aaa -S me sec e'sy or The ne"
one Nl1A .-e'aA'a as 'ae see city
siloe 0n4 deoisloa was reached 10
dN3ae Tine diocese ot Georgia l's NJ
op Nelson has made no announce
msnl as ,e his choice and Great in-
taHaat Us l4.t ln his decision by lDi5-
eoHalans throughout the state.
aao@ii tA9 bishop choose The ne"
di4e e~sa' q convention OF the diocese
of Geor4ia. of which aav@lnah viii
oe 5he seq eil% "an!d be called 10
eject q hi8Aop.
No Announcements 6y aishop
Ihe Con t''p.i'n 9l Yesterday con
tain~e ,Ae @oHo%n& on tais subject.
"n-c4 "IA ou Of D.arest-
tnwHsn 1le courtesy OF hish9a
nielsen Iaa Constitution IS -bio to
-ate iaa1 aiAou&h thae VIII be y.
aaeoL-ns OF -ae standing committee
oI tne diocese IN Atlanta Wedn tt
ao announe5h4nt WI be made a'
mat aioeting by 'he bishop as 70 hls
ahoioe of diocese bishop Nelson
l4i t 'A9 aai'c9 al5 leclsloA on I'lls
matter an'tl the diocesan e2aYeatia9
meets " MAKE inal afs"RissineIles a.
70 tAe aiVASioh Oh tA~5 oiOcese'
uAoeF toe piaA lo8 oiNsioh aa'i'7
INV: 2 :. 51:5 :':5.. .-.' z 9. a:.::. 81
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CeLDRED RAcKMAN WAS SHOT
tioNDAY NIGHT BY A
WHITE WOMAN.
Sam Williams, Who Drives For John
Register Was Shot BY Mrs. Reg
iater. Who Refuses To Dis
ouss the CASE.

a.
81: puite IA Gus shooting affrav
A- scerrsd ,ioaV -ft II ne STORE az
a, .3ohn III Drincfpals being
Mrs ero hickman
emp se,ster named
s
- Aportes 10 tia
norpiae ana
N b.s not yaf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
0TRl! uOT|G|A!

Esta noche, 4 las siete, Sc ce.
lebrara una conferencia plblica, Ell
los salones del sCfrculo Obrero dc
San JuanS Fortaleza 70.
Sc REALIZA a precios mug
reducidos 'oda la mercancia de este
viejo establecimiento, consistente,
en- Tin complete surtido de ropa he
cha para caballeros y nifios, calza'
do, relojes y artfculos propios para
hombre. S. l.. GIUsBURG. Sar
Jose IS frente al corrco. IS-I-alt
ST NECESITA una sehora
con aptitudes de gobierno y bueno'
antecedentes, para la atenci6u d,
una casa de familia. Fortaleza %,
informaran. 3;
I'll individuo Julio Cuevas
del barrio sMayagiez arriba', de
Mayagiiez, di6 muerte q su esposs
apretandola por el cuello con la'
manos. Ell Fiscal de aquella CortI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
0ESDE san GERM \
Nota tr ste. - Fal'ecimientC
muy lamentado en- esta
culta sociedad.
0. EmlLIAhO QulNONEs
E eutierro. .-Asisten hume
rosos amigos del 6uado.
Infnidad de coronas'
0. EmILIAMO QulNONEs

Fcbrero I5.- Nuestro distin.
guido amigo y consecuente correli.
gionario el joven Emiliano Quiiio.
mes Anglada ha fallecido.
Cae el querido amigo aNilli,,
como familiarmente lie llamabamos,
en- piena juventud, cuando todo le
sonreia, dejando el hogar maternc
cubierto para siempre de funebres
crespones.
A las seis de Ia tarde verifcose
el sepelio, con asistencia de hume
rosos amigos del fnado.
Ostentaba el feretro in6nidac
de coronas con expresivas dedica
torias.
Descanse Ell paz el que va nc
|existe y reciban sus deudos nuestrt
mas seutido pesame.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
Irrsndsmierto De Ter snos

La Colnpahla Azucarera d
Yabucoa, ha comprado la Hacienda
sLAURAs de la misma localidad; y
entire esta y otras propiedades que
le pertenecen, ofrece Gu arrenda-
lniento al rededor de DOS MIL cuer-
das de terreno, la mayor parte de
vegas de 10 mejor de Yabucoa; de
las cuales estan ssembradas va, mas
de cUATRocIENTAs cuerdas, con la
condicion precisa que Sc compro-
metan q sostener por 10 nenos, una
plantation anual, de ocHocIRNTAs
cuerdas. Sc arrienda en- totalidad,
8 por proporciones separadas; los
que Ia interesen, pueden dirigirse
antes del dia 2S del actual, al Pre-.
sidente de Ia Compahia, don Rafael
Fabian. .-Apartado, 2tS, San Juan
Puerto Rico. Io-I.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
D[sDE AR(CBO
tlen:o de Ia Comp:iifa de
zarz Ella. a.-GLos Sobri cs
del Captain Grant ,
20 PERSONALS
Nombramiento de Ia 81 norita
Alta Walingto. En- Ia
Estaci6n de Aremia

Feb1ero r.. va SC han repsr-
lido en- esta ciudad los programs
con el elenco de la Compaiiia de
zarzuela que dirige el tenor c6mico
don Miguel Casas y que trae como
Director de orquesta al professor Sc
nor Mayoqui y 40 personas. El
repertoire de zarzuelas es de 10 mas
moderno, contando, ademas, con
hermoso decorado para todas las
obras, entire las que Sc encuentra
sLos Sobrinos del Captain Grant. y
FL abono queda alberto por 6 fun
clones, 4 precios econ6micos, empe
zando la prinera el pr6ximo saba
do. Arecibo podra, pues, disfrutar
de una temporada agradable y oil
buena m6sica.
-Durante la semana pasada
han acudido 4 la Estaci6n de Ia
Anemia de Arecibo $40 pacientes
-Ha sido nombrada por el al.
calde escribiente de la Contaduri,
municipal, Ia apreciable sehori,:
Anita Walingto. La felicitamos.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18

Han legado perfumes de Italia?
ST sehora.
-Envadme coecllo.
DE cuaes?
DE los 1ltimoS, de los que
DE los que agradaban particuamente la tena de Ma
varra pregunt6 Renato.
-Precisamente
No hay necesdad de prepaaros no es verdad sehora?
pues Vuestra Majestad es va tan ntelgente como yo
DE veras1 dio Catalina; 10 ceo que hacen efecto.
Tene Vuestra Majestad algo mas que decrne pegunt6
elperfumiSta.
NO no, respondi6 pensandoo; que no. 81 hubiera
aguna novdad los sacfco aVsemelo prop6so dejemos
los corderos, probemoS con las gallnaS.
Ay de mf senora emo que aunque cambemos de VIC
tma no cambiaremos los presagios.
Haz 10 que tie dgo.
Renao saludo sali6.
evanse luego pas6 acoba que esperaba
dumbre donde anunc6 la vista que propona Mont
faucon al da siguiente
La nocia diversion fue objeto aque noche de las
conveacohe del paaco de Ia cudad Las damas prepararo
mas eganeS tocados los cabaeoS cabaos
de egao Cearon los artesanos enda talees los
Vagos de Ia pobac6n aqu a agunos hugo
dos para mor ocas6 fin de poder dar acopahamento
decente al cadAver del almrante.
Grande fue aborUo promovido motive durante
tOda Ia tatde buena parte de la noChe.
La Mole habia pasado da mas que naginase puede
despues de otros tres cuatro mas aleges
shur de Aencon obedeciendo los deseos dc Magarta
lie habfa nstalado habac6n peo sin vovee Ha6se
de epente erno no abandonado por los obetos
cao pvado de las decadas deosa encones de dos muje
res cuero de de las cusles dvotsba hcesntemene u
penSamento Cero que haba abdo de ella por uano AM
boso Pare que ue vee de ST. pae pero semeantes noce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18

Para segHir el levantamiento
de casas precise que hub:era prin.
cipiado, que va algunas Sc hubieran
levantado y solameute 10 ha siio
una por intemperancias del inquili-
no, permaneciendo todos los demas
arrendatarios en- quieta y paci6ca
possession y ell la mas perfecta armo.
monia con el arrendatario.
Puede listed, seiior Director, 81
Sc digna dar TN paseito por dicho
sitio, coinprobar por ST propio que
ese 8 esoi celeberrimos informado-
res no tratau mas sino de despresti-
giar dicho periodico haciendole eco
de tales falsedades y presentar al
que suscribe ante el concepto pn-
blico como un miserable abusador,
cuafido afortunadamente tiene pa
tente de todo 10 contrario (y seame
permitida la inmodestia, pero hay
casos en- la vida Ell que Sc We uno
obligado q lamar las cosas por sus
nombres.
Y anticipandole gracias quedo
| de usted atento v seguro servidor
JULIAN SILVA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
Consejo Ejecutivo.

(Coafinaaei6n de la P6giua ~
dicho que hace cuatro amos que ira
baja Ell este consejo por hacer una>
elecciones honradas y siempre ha
'encontrado oposiciones, y que 81 el
Consejo aprueba su Bill trabajara
en- la Camara baja para que Sc pos
ponga indehnidamente y 81 Ia ca
mara 10 pasa, trabajara cerca del
Gobernador para que le ponga el
veto,S y 81 estas palabras son cier-
tas, debo recojerlas, aunque no re-
fejan en- mi. Fui compahero del
|sefior Post en- el Comite de eleccio-
mes y el puede decir 81 mi conducta
no respondi6 a la mas cornpleta i'm
|parcialidad, pero cuando Inc sientc
aquf tengo que juzgar con criteric
independence las leyes que Sc pre-
senten, sin Importance NADIA el
nombre de sus autores.n
Sc extiende el sefior Barboss
en- otros concentrates respecto 4 Ia.
palabras de Mr.. Post, ye presiden
te Willoughby lie llama al orden.
FL DR.. Barbosa dice que agra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18

dece que 10 llamen al orden, aunque
ya'el iba a entrar ell orden.
Concluye diciendo que secunda
al Comisionado del interior, en-
que pase de nuevo el proyecto 4 la
Comisi6n y pide perd6n al presiden-
te y al Consejo por haberse desvia-
do un lnomento de la discussion.
Mr. Post dice que Sc lie ha acu-
sado de haber hecho cargos 4 sus
antecesores, 10 que mega, asi como
que el trate de usar de su posici6n
para trabajar por su Bill: que ex-
pondra sus razones 4 la Calnara pa
ra que sea pospuesto y 81 esta no lie
atiende llevara sus razones al Co
bernador, pero en- ninghn case trata-
ra de inhuir por medic del puesto
que ocupa.
Sc pone q votaci6n la moci6n
de Mr.. Grahame y es aprobada,
disponiendos que ell proyecto pase
de nuevo q "a Co nisi6n de eleccio-
mes.
A las doce y media Sc levanta
la session hasta hoy q las dos de la
tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
INIERtIQNt! PllTGVllQE!
San Juan, Febrero de 1907.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAcIA.
Muv sefor ,n;o.


Muy sehor mio:
No puedo menos que rcconocer
que el director de un periodico, co.
mo LA DEMocRAc1A, no puede en-
manera alguna garantizar la exacti-
tud de las noticias que Sc publican
en- el rnismoi y que sc obticnen, q
las veces, de personals NAL informa-
das, de alg1n equivocado reporter
8 de alguna otra personas de mala
voluntad de las muchas que des-
graciadamente pululan por el mum
do, familiarizadas con Ia mentira, a
cuya 6uewG cualidad rinden el culto
mas fervoroso.
De aqui que no ME extrafia que
en- la edici6n de dicho peri6dico co.
rreSpondlente al d1a Slete del actual
aparezca uu suelto en- que Sc a6rma
que en- el sitio denominado ola Per.
las stgue 81 Levantamiento de casa!
bor 81 alsa de byedO de los solayes J
que my prontO dtcho easeytO qMeda.
rd despo6iadoy y el que estas lineas
traza Sc hart b0seedor de todas la!
cGsdS.
Tai especie y ottas vertidas er
nGmeros anteriores resultan una
verdadera falsedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18

de Distrito ha presentado acusacion
contra Cuevas por asesinato en- pri.
mer grado.
Para cnrar uu rssfriado en nm dl,
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QuININA
El boticario le devolvera el dinero s.
no Sc cura. La frma de f. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
LA REtNA MARGARfTA

DespuGs vovendose hacia primer genthombre lie dijo
-Sehor de Aguzon machemos al Louvre. Hacedme e IA
Vo de cdar del seor de Coconnas ncomodan hedas
senta que sucedese aguna desgaca Como
reirau hugonoes que nto enen desde la Ventu
rosa noche de Bartolome
montando cabalo la sehora Nevers, encamino con
radante Louvre que punto general de reunion
dos de arde cuando bane urba de cabaeros
reucentes de oro oyas esnddos vesdo aereco
cae Denis decmbocando por esquna del cementero
de los nocens camnando sol entire las sombas casas que
ambos ados azaban immense p tornasoados ami
llos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
DE!OE |GuEDIllA

(Conttauatt5M de la blgiaa 3a)
bres sentimos no retener en- la me.
moria.
Tan esplendido baile, que de-
jara perdurable recuerdo entire
cuantos asistieron a el, termin6 4
las tres de la madrugada.
CoRREsPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18

CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrfcols
500.
ACCIONES
Banco de Puerto Rico$2sa 80.
Banco Territorial $24 a as.
Banco Popular $40 a II.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
1000 81 aPlazuelaS $3.I9H.
1000 81 aSan VicenteO $40.
Compradores: ]. T. Silva B. c.
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
Vapor espahol Juan Fo,gas sal
dra de Barcelona el IS del corriente
para Ell Mediterraneo, San Juan,
Santiago de Cuba, Habana, Guam
tanamo, Manzanillo y New Orleans.
Vapor cubano aJulias Sc aguar.
da procedente de la Habana y esca-
las el IS del actual.
Vapor frances sMontreals ee-
tara aqui con procedencia de Pto'
Plata del II al IS del corriente.
Vapor americana aCaracasO cor
destino 4 New York saldra el 90 de-
corriente.
ENTRADAS
De St. Thomas vapor alemar
eGeorgiaS a Mullenhoff y Korber
SALIDAS
Para Ia Habana y escalas in
termedias vapor cubauo aJuliao.
Para Ponce, La Guayra, Puer
to Cabello vapor aleman eGeorgiaD
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
TRAVESIA
aPhinece W. SpragueO id.
aCoamoD descargando
aMassapequaD descargando
~HelenaS descargando
COSTANEROS
uIsabelaS Humacao.
aAna Mariap Naguabo
aDeseadaO Humacao y Nagual
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
AL PGbIicO

Gran galerfa fotografca de cris'
tai con todos los adelantos modernos
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
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Notas comeIc|a|es De San Juan

!, PRINCIPALES ARTICULOS
Arroces: De partido a Jap6n q
$3.50.
Idem valenciano de 6H a 6A
por extreme de classes.
Ajos de rs ctvs. a 40.
Bombones de $6H AZ.
Bacalao $7A.
Sardinas ahumadas a Ia ctvs.
Cebollas espanolas $6.
Ideln americans 81.
Garbanzos $4h az.
Habichuelas' Americanas colo
radas largas $5.25. Blancas ameri-
canas 5H.
Harina de trigo $4.25a 5A.
Idem de maiz $5A.
Jamones $II aI1H.
Jabon Rocamora $5A, ameri-
no, $2Ky4H
Manteca $3.50 en- u y en- cajas
de $9H.
Mantequilla de $16 4 20.
Pasta del pals $3.2S q 4.3o.
Papas americans $IA.
Tocino 81 q $I9H.
Tasajo $o.
Quesos am. ST.. Patagras 81.
Leche condensada aAguilas q
IS.
Idem id. sCruz Ro-
ia" $4A.
Idem id. aMagno-
liaD $4H.
DEL PALS
Azdcar para el consume:
Mascabado claro de $4H.
De miel claro a s..
Centrifuga claro de Il a IS.
Americana de IS 5H.
De Ponce f. a AZ.
Ron 40 grades Cartier a 81. SO
centavos gallon pagados R. Inter.
mas.
Maiz 81. so.
Tabaco, nominal.
PRECIOS DE COMPRA
Atnid6n 4 $2.5o.
Algod6n de IS $3.50.
Cocos de IS 1S millar.
Sebo de res $4H.
Cafe corriente nominal.
CAMBIOS CORRIENTES
Londres check s 4.87 q 4.S7H
Paris 81 a ~ D.
Hamburgo y a4D.
New York y a15 ctvs. P.
Espaha -1oH ctvs. D.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-02

April Edison Sold Moulded Records now on sale at N1kldei,s : Monograph Parlors.
 Tbe Bertha left Juneau for lere at , a. m., today.
 Centemeri Kid Gloves and Long Black silk Gloves at Cameron's Suit and skirt Co.
 Will the gentleman who was seen picking up my pockethook, kindly return the same 10 Mrs. Henrietta Shar;s, Alameda Laun- dry.
 Go to the Valdez Bank & Mer- cantile Co. for your gosoline, pow der eic.
 The entertainment and dan e given last night by the ire de- partmcnt was a success in every way. A large crowd witnessed the moving picture show, which was declared d fine exhibition and most of the people remained for the dance. Another entertain men. will be given about the first Of Juue.
 Cut glass and fine china at one third of the marked prices this week. Owl Drug Go, Dependable Druggists.
 Tn Yucatan is billed to sail for Seattle Sunday night. Yesterday both the Penn. and Iucatan were reported still at Seldovia.
 2O00 yards of silk in stock at V. B. < Il. Co.
 Indian moccasins in great vari- ety ard number. The people out side like to receive such things. See them at Owl Drug Company.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-02

Beautiful views and post cards at the Red Cross.
 5000 Edison Gold Moulded Records at Wikidels Monograph Pariors. Latest Records received on every boat.
 Everything for Spring wear at Ladies' Bazaar.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-02

New and Second Hand-Any- thing and Everything-at Adler's.
 Muslin Underwear arrived on Penn. for Ladies' Bazaar
 Clean beds, fire and cooking utensils at Parkers Bunk House, $50 per week. Mrs. Syring, Prop.
 Don't miss the Moving Pictures at the Montana tonight.