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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-31


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A 90 in the country. The build
M sSs2ssg NJ inS is now practically
ia Es completed, after work
XSf&sxsN has been under way since
8@ last May. The sugges-
ton of a larger and
more exclusive headquarters than
those now occupied in the Illinois the
alter building was first made last
spring; she plan proved popular with
the members and the new building is
the result. The new structure was
erected by the Peter Fries estate on
land owned by the estate AT a cost
of about $4,000 and is leased for a
term of years by the lodge for whom
the building was specially planned.
iuxuriousIy Equipped.
The building is three stories in
height, about 60x9O feet in size, with
the longer side facing Eighteenth
street. On the first floor are three
store rooms, the corner one of which
has been fitted out by the United
Brewing company as a handsome bar
room. The entrance to the lodge rooms
is at the north side of the building
On the second floor are the reception
room, library, and card room. running
III one continuous suite. and joined by
wide doorways, each of which is Dor
dcred on each side by two large golden
oak columns. Handsome electric lights
are fitted between the columns. The
walls of the reception room. which is
the first Of the suite. are finished in
light green tint, and the walls of the
library and the card rooms are each
finished in darker green shades The
woodwork is golden oak. On the south
wall of the card room. over a large
fireplace, a genuine elll's head, Il gift of
Mrs. James Connor, is to be mounted,
so that it can be seen from entrance
to the suite.
Adjoining the card room is a bill
lard room, which will be equipped
with various amusement devices. The
remainder of the floor Is occupied by
the gymnasium, which is sufficiently
large to afford room for a handba!l
court. II VIII be provided with a var
iety of athletic devices, such as punch
ing bags and wrestling mats. a dress
ing room. in which are tub and shower
baths; adjoins the gymnasium.
Lodge Room Attractive.
The greater portion of the third floor
is occupied by the lodge room proper.
which is IS by % feet in size This
apartment is beautifully designed and
decorated. The ceiling, which is form
ed in a SERIES of arches, is provided
with hundreds of incandescent globes.
In the center is a dome, about 20 feet
in diameter, which is painted to rep
resent a starlight Sky. Around the
dome is row of the incandescent
globes. Several large Nearnst el%tric
lights are to be used. The decoration
Of the dome and the frescoing on. the
wall and ceiling is entirely oil painted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-31

five members and later increased to
include William Ludolph, chairman;
Exalted Ruler j. c. Dunn, secretary;
q. F. Knox, past exalted ruler; J. W.
Houder, past exalted ruler; E. B.
kreis. r. w. Holland e. F. Dorm.
George c. Wenger, II. E. Casteel. John
O}lweiler and Sam Ryerson. Franz
Happ represented the Fries estate. and
the lodge, he being enc of the trustees
with J. J. Wendell and John OhlweiIer.
The trustees, from the position they
hold, passed on all matters of finance
involved in the building.
lodge Newly Organized
The local lodge is comparatively
ne~ly organized. the formation and
first election of Officers having taken
place June 2G. 1865 This first cleo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-31
Gives the Local Lodge as Fine Quarters as
Any in the State--plans for
the Opening.

When the new Ells building on
Eighteenth street is formally opened
by Rock Island lodge, No. $50, B. p.
o. e., the local Elks will have one OF
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
RIPPER STOCKS
 ARE ALL STRONG
,.,s of All Grades of Copper Advances or,rter Cent per Pound-0ld Domin-
 ;,, weak in Face of Dividend-The wheat Market Takes Advance.
tBv I. N. Kinsey)

rrOBE. July 2.-It was officially an.
 weed yesterday that the Old Domin. h,', '" ,would pay $l dividend on August l p1 a material advance in the price of n. sp' stoek was expected. The dividend, sysr. D. had been discounted and the lVt ,.'t sagged in the afternoon, closing s', si- 56. the weakest during the day. G GS,,hs consolidated still continues strong v.,t .,F very little offered; bids of sl3.75 ''r, failed to locate any of the stock, s,,srior s-, X Boston and Calumet X Globe S,gTrsiped unchanged at the prices as TSnperior X Pittsburg was the feature ,bs Bisbee list and sales were record i st sl6.75. Denn was in demand at ,sS5 and Shattuek closed strong at S T,m Lawson s Trinity did a few fren- 4,l sunts on the Boston exchange to. I,v M closing at SISSY, five points above be opening
 psype Webber X Co. of Boston say; The whole market was good again today ''I I expect higher prices all through Is list. l understand that the big men !, New York are preparing for a bull ~,rkst and eoppers will do better.
 Lawson has commenced advertising .,,ip. which was reflected in the ad- 'sDas of Trinity and Balaklala.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
LOST AND FOUND

ident of large soap concern to whom he always sends just one of the very largest cannon crackers every year.
 "He lets that one off himself every Fourth.'' he said. "I tell him he II blow his hand off sooner or later, but year after year he must let his one cracker off early in the morning"
 There are "baby" crackers which sell at l5 cents for 350, up to the dan gerous "jumbos," which cost I5 cents apiece The mandarin strings of crack CTS, which hang from aloft and burn upward with a mighty cracking until they are entirely consumed, are made in all lengths from the 75-eent one, with its 1000 separate bangs, to the great cable of 50,000, which costs S37.50
 Flashing balloons will be seen for the first time this year. When the new bal loon floats out of sight there will come flash apparently from nowhere. It flashes seventeen times at intervals be- Sore the show is over.
 There is some hope that the death roll and list of injured will be reduced this year. The principal dealers are put 1g up special $l boxes of 100 pieces for children. Small pinwheels, jumping crackers, butterflies, and so on, make up the package. If the children will be contented with these there is not much danger of serious accidents. The weak point about them is that they lack the great essential, NOISE.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
STRONG MARKET
 WITH ACTIVITY
Market Shows Some Weakness in Close Old Dominion Dividend Has No Elf. feet on Stock-Trinity Star Actor of the Day-Local Market Strong.
(By II, H, Bru Co.)


 GLOBE, July 2.-Stocks were again very active and held strong throughout today's session. The close was trifle weaker than the opening. The active traders of the day were Amalgamated, Shelters and the principal railroads. Trinity also showed that some manipu lation was present. This stock opened at $23.75 and sold as high as $29 The news of Old Dominion dividend had very little effect on this stock. Old Dominion opened at $4S.50 and closed at S47.50.
 The money market was somewhat easier today than it has bene for the last few days. The rate ranged from 6 per cent to s per cent for the day. This should work lower within a few days
 The metal market holds still strong and it seems as though they would have to pay more than 22 cents for copper if consumers want any at this time or any later date.
 The local market was not very active. However, stocks held quite strong. Globe Consolidated is being held for $i4 or better and Superior X Boston around $2.75 to $3. Calumet X Globe sold around $l.75 to s2. Globe-Arizona still continues as a leader and is in good demand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
Bankers Garden

r,, banker 8 Garden is becoming very as.T o,r''"r place in the afternoons. An oa-. ,."7'''a has been installed and con o,. nS are given every afternoon and v,s.g ,y4lDg' Many people are taking ad- oa.5 '5,"se Of the delightful shade and the WI music on these extremely hot days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Some men are willing to do anything except work.
 If you keep turning to the right you will never get left.
 Few men would borrow trouble if they had to give security.
 A woman isn t necessarily homely be, cause she is unspeakably handsome.- Chisago News,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
Notice

All parties indebted to the late F.. ;. Edwards will please settle with A. h. Edwards, administrator of the estate, at Globe, Ariz. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Swelle st goods in town. Ladies suits, cloaks, silk dresses and gowns, waists, skirts, hosiery, millinery, new goods, switches, fancy goods, etc. The Peoples Store, Dolph Baatz, Prop, Globe, Ariz.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Notice is hereby given that Stock Certificate No. 41 of the Superstitious Mountain Mining company, has been lost. It was signed by the company, but not issued in anyone 's name. Finder please return to Abbie Hatch, Florence, Ariz. 23O
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

See Steele in the "Coast of Death " at Dreamland tonight. Positively his last appearance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
Money, 6 per cent.
Wheat

Ladies should not forget to read the prize notice for the ball game in this issue.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Satisfaction our motto. We have . ,ae best equipped paint store in the H'y Van Wagenen, next door to the Po'tothce. Give us a call.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
To Lease

'Or a term of years, several choice ,OgaVons on west side of Broad street, O',"een Mesquite and Push streets.
 apply to c. T. WEBSTER.
 22G
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
A Grand old Lady

Don t fail to hear Charles Smith sing ''She Was Grand Old Lady" at the Iris tonight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

When you are sick go to the Indian Hot Sp.ings for q while. 231
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
A Grand old Lady

Don z fail to hear Charles Smith sing She Was Grand Old Lady' at the IFis tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Avoid the rush the Fourth and get your box tickets for the ball game at Barett's
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

0lothes cleaned and dyed at Amer ITon M, Cleaning & Dye Works, next to ."e's Fargo Express Office. 210tf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
Here's a Funny One

Where2 Why, at the Iris, of course The whole show is funny this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Spring and summer millinery at 90 per cent discount at Miss Garwood's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Do not delay buying your decorations for Fourth of July. See Van Wag- enen now.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Van Wagenen makes speciality of tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
Here's a Funny One

WhereP Why, at the Iris, of course The whole show is funny this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
Pointed Paragraphs

We frame pictures. Naquin & Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03

Relay race tonight at Dreamland.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-03
Keegan s

Keegan's Is one of Globes oldest and best known cafes; everything frstclass in his line. Call and be convinced.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
CORRESPONSAL.

apoyo de la prensa republican, Sc
ria.
El E0enimg Post, comentando
las frases del Secretario Bonaparte,
dice:
eEl lenguaje del Procurador
General es el colmo de la indiscre,
ci6n. Esas fraSes ligeras y medic
burlonas serian impropias en- TODD
tempo y ocasion, en- labios de uno
de los primeros representatives del
gobierno; pero son casi incendia-
rias en- las circunstancias presentes,
cuando los mercados Sc hallan en-
estado de extraordinaria tension
nerviosa. Tendriamos derecho a es
perar cosa distinta de un hombre
que pesa sus palabras y que observa
las seiiales de los tiempos,o
Y Tie Tribune aconseja a Mr..
(COn&nua en- la bdgtma a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
DE- TOBIAS parties
Columna Commensurate
va en- honor del poe
ta Victor Hugo.
IsLA DESAPARECIDA
Pr6Mma expedition al Polo
Norte. -Joyas de gran va.
lor encontradas.
IsLA DEsAPARECIDA

Comunican de Bruselas que
debido q la iniciativa del conde
Luis Cavens, va a erigirse en- Wa
terloo una columna commemorative
en- honor de Victor Hugo.
El Comite nombrado para reu-
mir todos los efectos relacionados
con aque!la celebre batalla, acord6
entire otras cosas, que sea grabada
en- dicha columna, la siguiente ms
cripci6n: GA Victor Hugo, bardo
immortal de WaterlooD.
La columna sera inaugurada 4
fines de este aiio, y 4 la inaugura-
ci6n seguira un banquete monstruo
en- el hotel que habitaba el poeta,
cuando escribi6 el famoso capitulo
de dos Miserabless, referente q la
famosa batalla de Waterloo.
-Dicen de Washington que
cablegramas de- Honolulu dan cuen.
ia de haber desaparecido la isla de
Laysan, habltada por una familia
blanca y varios trabajores japone-
ses.
I Ell famoso exploration Robert
E. Peary, hablando de su pr6xima
expedition al Polo, dijo que de New
York seguiria rumbo q Sidney, DON
de haria carbon, y que en- su viaje
no habria paradas, pues no tenfa
tempo disponible para ellos.
La tripulaci6u de mi buque
sRoosevelt,s es la misma que me
acompafi6 en- mi Ultima tentativa,
pero necesito un medico que espero
conseguir en- New York.
ST no alcanzare el exito que
tanto anhelo el pr6ximo verano, es-
perare uu afio, y una vez mas me
lanzare al norte en- busca del Polo.
-Comunican de Londres que
varias joyas de la corona del pala-
clio de Dublin, que desaparecieron
q principles de agosto, han sido re-
cuperadas por la policia, sin expli-
csrse a punto flo como han sido
halladas.
Dlcese, sin embargo, que fue-
, ron encontradas en- distintaS casas
de prestamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
De BARRANQU|TAS
Ell delegado senior Pra-
xedes Santiago. Pa
carne en- AibOnitO.
UN FALLECIMlENTO
De6ciencia en- un servicio te.
lef6nico. La apreciable
familia Santini.
UN FALLECIMlENTO

Septiembre .-Hemos tenido
el gusto de saludar en- esta loca-
lidad al respectable correligionario
( incorruptible patricia don Praxe-
des Santiago, actual Delegado 4 la
Camara. Dicho amigo es el ap6s-
tol que defende EN- la Asamblea
Legislative la causa de los pueblos
pequefios, los cuales Sc haran gran
dts por la union y alcanzaran, al
fin, q respeto que merecen.
-Tambien nos visit6 hace pocos
dias el apreciable obrero compue-
biano nuestro, don Antonio Rive
ra. el cual reside en- el pueblo de
Cidra, donde es muy estimado por
su laboriosidad, honradez y patrio-
tismc.
Personas dignas de credito
informan que Ell Aibonito funciona
un trust que tiene monopolizado el
expendio de carnes; y anaden que
los miembros del menCionado trust
no conformes con explotar al pue-
bio consumidor, hacen la guerra
al recto cabo de la policia insular
seiior Valladares y al Juez de Paz
senior Escalera, porque estos no to.
lerNn ciertas incorrecciones.
Don Dario Rodriguez y ST
sehora esposa pasan por la pena de
haber petdido una hija de corts
edad, y nos encargan dar las 'gra'
cias a cuantas personas visitaron ST.
casa en- los doloroSos momentoS er
que la muerte les arrebataba Tin SCI
tan querido
-Cada dia Sc nota mas la falta
de un puente sobre..e ..el rio sUsab6n'
en- la carretera que conduce a All
bonito. Sobre este particular LA.
mamos la atenci6n del honorable
Comisionado del Interior, al que
sabemos amman los mejores deseos
en- pro de un buen sistema de via:
de communication.
Sc nota cierta de6ciencia er
el Servicio telefonico entire eSta of
Gina y la de Aibonito. Telegrama.
que hemos dirigido a la prensa har
sufrido alteraciones inconvenienteS
Y en- honor q la verdad hacemoS
constar, que de tales faltaS no es
responsible Il encargado dc la es'
taci6n de este pueblo.
La apleciable familia Santi'
n,.Santana de la que es jefe el esti.
m ado Pope Santini, ha trasladadc
su residencia al vecino pueblo de
Aibonito, dejando en- esta localidad
un vacio difcil de llenar.
CoRRESPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03

y correligionario don Esteban Pc
rez, de Ponce, empleado de aquel
municipio y uno de los uuionistas
mas entusiasta de aquella ciudad.
-BALsAMo DE HIGos, 1nico
remedio efcaz, maravilloso, para
curar inmediatamente las enJeyme-
dades prQbias de Ia muye,. Gaia
grande cuesta ST.. Pfdase: Box
1886. San Juan. 3o.I3
Aver tarde fue arrestado el
individuo Rafael Muriel POI in
fracci6n al articulo 36S del C6digo
Penal.
-Ia fallecido en- Mayagiiez
nuestro entusiasta correligionario
don Ramon Alequin.
Sc halla en- esta ciudad, y
b mos tenido el gusto de saIudarle,
nuestro bnen amigo don Elias Fer
nandez, Inspector veterinario del
distrito norte.
Sc halla en- pesimo estado de
ornate la casa nImero 46 de la ca
lie de Ia Luna, muy eSpecialmente
pr la fachada que da a la calle de
San Justo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
DESDE MAUAABO
Detenci6n.-- Quinientos
dollars de fianza.
Mr.. Dexter.
VIAIE A PATILLAy
Corte municipal de Yauco'
Celebra varios juicios.
Guardia Segarra.
VIAIE A PATILLAs

Agosto 2o. -Ha sido descu-
bierto el autor de los -golpes inferi
dos q Demetrio Diaz, de cuyo SUI.
ceso daba cuenta & LA DEMocRA-
CIA EN- mis- notas fecha 26. Lo es
Vicente Cardona, quien Sc confes6
autor en- union de Carlos Sanchez,
va detenido anteriormente.
El Cardona fue deteuido y
conducido q la poblaci6n por Ell po
licia Carlos B. Segarra, y para la
libertad provisional de dichos acu-
sados, el seiior juez municipal ha
fjado una fanza de 500 dollas para
cada uno.
Aver Sc constituy6 en- este
pueblo la corte municipal de Yabu
Goa, como 10 acostumbra mensual-
mente, conociendo de valios juicios.
En- la tarde de aver fue ocu-
pada una novilla que en- el pueblo
de Yabucoa robara Modesto Danzo
| q Quintin Peiia. Dicho animal era
como de cinco arrobas.
Por Una manifestation del in
dividuo Plaza al cabo Purcell, este
dispuso 10 concerniente para Ia
apprehension del Danz6 y oc1paci6r
de la novilla, cuyo servicio fu6 en-
comendado al guardia Segarra.
En- Ell dfa de aver tuvimos e
gusto de conocer al honorable co
misionado de Educaci6n Mr.. Dex
ter, y al arquitecto de dicho depar
tamento, a quienes acompafiaba e
inspector del distrito Mr.. Mellowes
Luego de tomar en- este un spisco
labisD con que les obsequi6 Ell alcal
de, continuaron viaje & Patillas.
CoRRRsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03

rio en- la Bolsa, bajas s1bitas en- los
valores activos, desconfanza en- el
mercado y oscilaciones y quiebras
6nancieras en- Londres y Berlin.
Y Sc presta q mas graves CO.
mentarios el hecho de que esa can
pafia Sc hace, no para moralizar al
pals, sino para asegurar el tIiunfo
presidential en- las proximas elec
clones. La organization de ese sis
tema de trusts no es nueva en- el
pals. A ese sistema Sc debe la for
macion de esas colosales industrias,
que han llevado aeste pals al grado
de progreso en- que hoy Sc encuen-
ira. Cierto que matan toda compe-
tencia, pero cierto tambien que
abaratan los artfculos y facilitan
comodidades al p1blico, que q no
ser por esas grandes compafiias,
no existirian. tSerfa possible ir des,
De New York a Washington en- Seis
horas, en- un comodo wagon Pull
man por seis dollars, como Sc va
hoy, 81 no Sc hubiera tornado esa
gran compaiia de ferrocarriles, que
ha gastado millones y millones de
dollars en- dotar al pals de grande:
Was ferreas y de maqninarias tar
potentes que cruzan enormes dis
tancias a setenta millas por horaj
De ning1n modo. Tendrfamos, ne
una sino varias compafiias de ferro
carriles en- competencia, pero me
nos poderosas y mas defcientes, ,
un viaje q Washington costaris
ounce 8 veinte dollars y Sc emplea
tian ounce 8 veinte horas.
Hay que reconocer esa grar
ver&ad. Los trusts explotan, por
que toda compoila industrial e.
explotadora, pero benefcian al p1
blico con un servicio mejor y q pre-
clio mas bajo de 10 que podrian da
sus articulos las pequeiias indus
trias; y fomentan la riqueza public
hacienda subir el valor de las terra
y de la materia prima. Y todo G
mundo tiene que reconocer que es
SiSma de trusts es el que ha dado
Estados Unidos la riqueza y ell po
der que "rhoy ostenta. Con peque
nos eapitales no Sc lutheran podid,
explotar los grandes veneros de ri
queza que posefa ell pals. Sc nece
sitaban smillones .iy millones de do
liars, y esos no Sc pueder reuni
sino por medic de grandes asocia
clones.
Y esa nueva forma de scaceria
en- la que ahora quiere eiercitars
Mr.. Roosevelt, nj 81 siquiera hall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
La campaiia de Mr.. Roosevelt

La campafa de Mr.. Roosevelt
contra los &trustss, campaha inspi-
rada en- la convenience polftica, va
lleganda 4 su periodic algido. Esta
campafia no ha tenido otro objeto,
que apropiarse Mr.. Roosevelt de
uno de los mas importantes nume-
ros del programa de Mr.. Bryan,
candidate democratic.
81 pueblo simpstizaba mucho
con el programa democratico, por-
que ofrecfa someter q la ley q las
corporaciones industriales y COM
paiias ferrocarrileras, y el Presi-
dente quiso quitarles esa arma a los
dem6cratas. De ahi que el gobierno
federal haya iniciado contra esas
compahias una verdadera persecu-
ci6n, que tiene va algo de sistema-
ica. Hoy es el Tobacco Compa-
nys, mafiana los ferrocarriles, ldego
el atrusto del aceite. y asf sucesiva-
mente van cayendo en- las garras de
los tribunales uno tras otro todoS
los atrustsA que funcionan en- el pals.
&. Procurador general Mr.. Bona
parte, ha dicho que la acaza abun-
das y tanto e como Mr.. Roosevelt,
andan fusil en- mano, ejercitandose
Ell ese nuevo asportO de acozar a los
magnates y millonarios.
Por primera vez en- este pals Sc
ha iniciado por TN Departamento
federal una campafia de aniquila
miento entire las grandes empresas
nacionalas. La guerra que Sc lie
viene hacienda desde hace tempo
al Standard Oil Company ha cul-
minado en- el fallo del Juez Lands,
de Chicago, imponieudo a dicha
compafiia un mu'tazo de vE1NTE Y
NUEvE MILLoNTS DE DOLLARS, mas
de 10 que el Jap6n lie pedia a Russia
por indemnizacion de guerra. Esto
ha traido casi un panico en- Wal
Street; las acciones de la compaiiia
han bajado y hasta Sc dice que Rock
Teller demas directories de esa magns
empresa Sc retiraran, ponieudola er
otras manos.
Es indudable que esas compa'
1ias han abusado y explotado al
p1blico; pero tambien es cierto que
esa campafia desatorada puede ser
de graves consecuenciaS para los
progresses de la naci6n, pues ha de
traer forzosamente, la perdida de
con6anza en- los hombres de nego-
clos, Ell fomento de la codicia so
cialista, desarrolando, mas a1n de
o que estan, los prejuicios y los
odios de clases en- Estados Unidos.
Y asi tenemos va panico casi dia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
BUEN SURTIDO

Tenemos el mayor gusto de
avissr a nueStros favorecedores, que
hemos recibido TN surtido nuevo de
faldas negras y de coloreS, que hoy
vendemos al precio sumamente ba
ratio de 4 50 cada uno. Tambien
TIN surtido de AbrigoS de Seda, de
todos precios. Como siempre nueS.
traS mercancias son del mas alto
grado y daran la mayor satisfaction.
DAVID BELLANoRE
al Allen, altos y bajos. San
Juan, P. R. 900
EN- anati Sc abrira en- esta
semanI un puesto regulator para
Ia v.nta de carl,s por cuenta del
municipio.
-DeSde hace valios dias Sc en-
cuentra en- San Juan nue>t tro amigo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03

-6aEn esta imprenta Sc nece-
sitan buenos vendedores para el
peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-03
FaInacia de ]. Po|anco
CaguGS, Puerto Rico.

CGgnGs, Pnert0-R
Complete surtido en- drogas, Pa
tentizados, Perfumeria, Semillas de
hortaliza, etc. Sc garantiza ell despa-
cho de formulas Precios los mas Ii
mitados.