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To Fort Monroe Norfolk Newport News. and an
points South Norfolk and Washington steamers
every day in the yeaT az ESQ p m.
To Mount NsrBou-ElectTic trains leave Twelfth
street aud Pennsylvania avenue every hour from 10
a. n. 20 ,. NJ
To AexanJna-Ferrv steamer Callahan hourlv
from 20 a. 10. % $50 p n
To Rock Creek Bridge. Geological Park. Chevy
Chase. and kenslEgt0n-Csrs from Fifteenth street
aud New Nosk avenue every fifteen minutes.
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QuiteIainl Deeds.

square Ta-Charles H Wiltsie Ct ux. to ]. Barton
NIller part lot g. 81
Friendshiu-Iouise NJ Keith and Marianne Mur-
dock 90 tie NeStry Ct St AIhan's Church Parish
part described s.
Squares 3l6 sos SIS 623 81 and s55-Vinceut D.
Miller CT ux 20 K. Golden Donaldson and Walter
F. Donaldson, trustees s.. part lot p square SIC
lot IL, square 3l6 Lots p and e. square as part
let g. square 5l3; lot g. square SO; lot 3 square
S5i and lets 6 to z. square S55.
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Circuit Court No. ]

Burton vs. Elkins; trial Plaintiffs Al
toTneys. George H. Calvert. T. ". Hammond o.
J. Yellott. and F. W Brown: defendaut's atfor,evs
4. ;. WorthiEgton and c. J. Faulkner
Assignments for to-day:
No. I53 Easterling ", Horning Att0rnsys. vii
son Barkslalc-Tucker * Kenyon and y s
Bailey
No l65. Alagruder w. LuiirelI Attorneys. Ralston
< oidd5ns and ". T. richardson Hamilton. Col
bert x Hamilton.
No- Is stead rs. Gait Attorneys. George s.
t1aAe- N0H Z. Rosenberg and D. " Baker
No. ld Mills IS Diggs. Att0rneys " J. lam
ert-Brandeuburg & BFandenhurg
No. ,. wright - Baum. Attorneys. ". L. An
bruse-urushy NeCamrron.
No II Ray vs. 10y. Attorneys " " Boar
man and Hayden J0hnson-J. L. johnson and T. C.
Dutton
No ~ Hirsh IS Central Dizpenary and Ener-
gency Hospital. Attorneys. A. b. Webb-R Res
Perry A. SON
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bItdu n lou Want the Genuine
Old-fashioned product Made in the real
German fashion. with specially milled rye
BeTens Rye Bread is infinitely more whole
some. satisfying. and nOurishlng than any
other. Guaranteed strictly pure as per Serial
No. 3001 fled in accordance with the Gov
eminent Pure Food Law. At your grocers.
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that a consolidation has taken place with
4l2 4th st. Sc. and because of reduced ex-
penses I am able TO give better values than
ever. Order by phone or mail lbs. Cal
Prunes. DC; lbs. Buckwheat. 25c: s
OTIS. Hominy. 25c.; lbs Starch. 25c: 6
Naptha Soap DC. Pickles, lie. doZ :
Witches 12c.; Butter. PC; Eggs. Sc; Best
Flour. S475 Dbl. $i.20 Il; Mackerel. 25c. :
Monocacy Corn, 65c d0z.; 3 cans Succo-
fash, 25c; Red salmon. Pic: pink. 10c /:
Sifted Peas, Ice: bots. Catsup. &c; CT
Dust, SC; Lunch Crackers. nc: Potatoes.
l5c. bu.; Onions. Z0c. PIX. j. T. d. PYLES'
Stores.
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To get pure satisfactory bread particular
housewives always insist on being rfver
Jno. @. Weinberg s" Why nor do likewise.
Your grocer has il. Bakery, 7I6 11th Sc.
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra Mt PARK
Hotel, Winter Garden. Rathskeller, y. Y
ave. and Eth St T. Endres. Prop
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Il IS such whisky as you have need o!
for use in your home-as a tonic and as a
beverage II is pleasing and of medicinal
value. Phone y. 52S. Three Feathers 81. Z
bottle VIM. Cannon, 1925 eth St
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You Auto 60 70 the Auto Show.
Admission. &c Zst and VI. Jan. 2S-Feb. 2
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Bnnkruntcr Conrf-


tHIEt JUSTICE IIABAIIH
In re Rutherford r. HAYES: adiudication and raf
erence to W NJ Hailan
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Rnnkrnnfcr Petifinn.

No. so. In re Rutherford r. Hayes, VOLUNTARY
assets SsSi, liabilities Ssis37. Attorney K Preston
Shealey.
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If you suffer. consult US J. J. Georges
& Son, Inc, Foot Specialists, 12l1 Pa. ave
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Have a National Inverted Gas Light put
up; save gas. c. A. Muddiman & Co, 120l
G St NV
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Mechanics, Lien
Lawsuits.

No. 500. s. Il. Brooks F. F. Brink. lots .
to o. square 1851, Sls.so. Attorney, J. W Glennau.
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Flowers for the Wrddga,

The Brides Bouquet. and the Church Deco
rations VIII De best supplied by Guide, I2i4 +.
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Criminal Conrt Nn-1

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States Jennie l. MAY: assault 70 kin,
cn trial Attorneys. LeCkie. Fulton & Cox ard
Gibbs l. Baker
Criminal Court No. p
JUSTICE BARNARD
Kirby vs. McFsriane; Judgment for plaintiff
against Metropolitan surety Company. surety for
defendant Plaintiffs attorney r. f. Leighton.
Assignment for to-day:
United States vs.. Charles Evans and Harry J..
OD0nnclE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

.~aro Mobile where she has been visiting Mrs. 1sInes o
 n. z,raa cray and children or Eu- .,,,a have come to Montgomery o sats their home for the future '''aAo N < 4 ,... The Birmingham Ledger say at 4 T Fl. Aldrich, Jr., VIII ,t'.t a Sst- ,,,,ohann at the Country Club on Ssa a luncnecIn Iaruary 1s. in honor of pr. ana Wrs Woodson's guests, Miss GannsiS nnS ~ 9oronto. Miss Clarke of MopAe anu Miss Marks of MontsomeFS
 Miss Fannie Kohn, who mas Ds "a ,t,ng Mrs. B. Frank. has returned " her home in opelika.
 Tactic Anarews of Mobile is the ,,,ast of Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Andrews Mrs Herbert c. williams of Bispee' Aria. is the guest of her brother Dr. Glenn Andrews. {, Mrs. James Gibboney ana Mrs ss ,nsts Sn ton Friedman of Mobile. are the guests ot Mra, Holm Metcalfe Hopkins at her home. 1es Pleasant. Avenue.
 M,ss Mary Bullock and Miss Eliza- hath Van Idew of Mobile have come to attend the inaugural ball. Mrs. Homer LeGrand Is visiting Fei- atiyes in Birmingham. t
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 A,oocs the guests at the reception .o ba given by Dr. and Mrs. Woodson on inc afternoon and evening of next wadnesday will be Mir. and Mrs. Bur vgell Boykin, Miss Rebecca Pollard ana Miss Fannie Mathews of Montgomery, says The Birmingham Ledger
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 Miss Katherine Jelks and Miss Nell Conner of Eufaula and Miss Mary Ware of Birmingham will De among the guests who will attend the inaugural ball.
 Mir. Hugh Kirkpatrick of Atlanta is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. A. Kirk patrick, at her home on Court Street
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 pr. Lillian Johnson, the brilliant wo- man who has been spending some time in Montgomery. has gone to Tuscaloo- sa, where she will address the students on next Thursday.
 Miss DeIle Mohr of Montgomery was one of the bridesmaids at the Landa- rier-Cahn wedding, which took place Tn New Orleans on Tuesday evening.
 
 Miss Marion Smith of Richmond will arrive Monday to be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Lowe.
 $ A <
 Miss Eloise Nicely has returned to Dothan after a visit to her parents MT. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds.
 N As A
 Mir, Ersline Ramsay of Birmingham, who will attend the inaugural ball, will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. E. A deFuniak during his visit to Mont gomery. -
 Miss Flora Mae Lean came up from Union Springs last night to attend tho inaugural celebrations.
 e % # / Mrs. Lillie osteen and Miss Ldllis Ruth osteen, have returned from a visit to relatives in Prattville. Miss Bessie Miner of Birmingham. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Jones at 25 Clayton street
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 Mrs. M S. Kohler of Louisville. Ky. will arrive in few days to be the guest or "r' x x < x
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Parks and Master Jen Gilbert have returned from Mobile after spending the holidays with her sister Mrs; Eyster'
 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parks have purchased and moved in their new home No. 120 Third Street, Oak Park.
 % % %
 Miss Juliet J. Jonas of New York is on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. R. Dreyfus, 15 Adams Street.
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 Messrs W. F. Ellsberry and Arthur D. Ellsberry. of Tallassee, who are
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
The Main Factor in Farming & Gardening

The main Factor in Farm ing and Gardening is to buy good, fresh and reliable seed. We keep a complete line of all kind of Garden and Field Seed. We have just received a car load of Red. White and Yellow Onion Sets. Have all the popular varieties of East- ern and Tenn. Seed Potatoes. How about Seed Corn. Sor- ghum, Burt Oats. etc.1 It always pays to buy the very best of seed corn. Call when in the city or write for special prices. corres- pondence solicited.
 HARVEY SEED CO,
 IT Monroe St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

popular students at the Alabama Poly. -technic Institute in Auburn. are tho guests of their sister, Mrs. w. H. Le- Grand. in Cloverdale.
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 There will be an open meeting of the Mothers Union on Thursday after noon at 3.S0 o'clock ct the home of Mrs. E. I. Cadden, 6s7 S. Court Street. when Mrs. j. H. Phillips of Birning- ham will address the club on Kinder garten Work"
 6 % 6
 Mrs J. A. LaProde has returned from Columbus. Ga. where she was called three weeks ago by the illnese Mrs. J. A. LaPrade has returned who Is rapidly improving.
 6 q Ss
 Mise Fannie Charles Mitchell of Bir- mingham Is visiting Miss Hattie Obs you at her home, eos Adams Street % g %
 Thursday. Jan. i7-The Faber. the home of her mother, Mrs. E. op- penheimer, at D. m.
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hsr mother. The hours were spent in ramee at tho conclusion Of which the ruests were assem6ied in the dining room which was prettily adorned for the occasion. Tn the center of the ta- bio was the birthdsy cake with the nine candles burning on it. When this was cut the ring fell to Miss Olivia Bourne, the nall to Master Clarence Sherman, the thinble to Miss May wicker and the dime to the little host ess herself.
 Little Miss sherman's guests were Misses May Wicker. Virginia Wicker. May Bourne Gladys Bourne. Olivia Bourne. ThelmA Dickerson. Lida Dick srson, Elizabeth Wilson, Mary Gran berry, Ruth Dunn, Saliie Harding, Mas ters Henry Wright, Lawrence wright. Clarence Brooks Percy sprueil. Omar Wilson, David r. Dunn, Lester strick- land and Nathaniel Harding.
 % % q
 NESTING or sHAKEsPEARE CLUB.
 The. members of the Shakespeare Club met yesterday morning with Misses Blennie Higgins { read paper on Shakespeare as 8 Dramatist
 Miss Ffances Blakey gave a vocal se- lection adtonpanied by Miss Edna Blake stanton.
 An. invitation was read from the ses- anne Club inviting the members of the Shakespeare Club to a lecture on next Friday at the temple.
 NOTICE couNcm or
 JEwrsH WOMEN The regular monthly meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will be held ons Monday afternoon at 3;8o o'clock in the vestry rooms. of the temple All members are requested to attend. a Mrs. B. Frank, President.
 Mrs. W. B. Friedman, Sec.
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Rhett Goode of Mobile, Mrs. James Co., ing of Birmingham. Mrs. c. P. orr of Birmingham. Mrs. Joseph N. McLester of Birmingham, Mrs. Coehrane of Tus- caioosA. Mrs. B. B. Ross of Auburn and Mrs. J. D.. .wyker of Decatur. MRS. wrLKERsoN CHAIR
 MAN or PATRONEssEs
 OF INAUGURAL BALL. Great preparations are in progress for the ball which is to be feature of the occasion of the inauguration of Governor elect B. B. Conner. This is to be perhaps the largest social laxair in the history of the State. Hundreds of guests from all parts of Alabama will be in attendance. In point of decora- ton and music program. those who have It in charge are Determined to sion.
 Mrs. W. M. wiikerson has been ap- pointed chairman af the patronesses of the Inaugural bali, whp are; Mesdames Jno c. Anderson. 3. Jl Baldwin. J. Fl. Bankhead. Henry T. Bartlett, J. W. W. Craik, J. M. de Cottes. B. F. Ev- ans, Jno. A. Fillmore, W. B. Fisk. A. c. Forbes, Alex Garber. !. L.. Gas ton, L. L.. Gilbert, Bibb Graves, Terry T. 0reil. J. c. Hass, v. H. Hanson, R. M., Henderson. Jas. E.. Hickey, J. K. Jackson, Geo. W. Jones, E. B Jo- seph, J. A. Kirkpatrick. c. 4. Lanier. Drum, W. M. Marks. Thos. Mcclellan, J. I. Mckinney, Alex Rice, s. Roman, H Ruth, Sam Sabe1. F. c. Stevenson, L.. Strauss, Chas. B. Teasiey, Jack Thorfngton, W. r. yAhdiver, Leon Well, B. l.. Whetstons. L. S. Wilcox. MIR. SUPPLE AND MISS
 COOK MARRIED. MT. John Henry Supple, of this city, was married on last Wednesday eve- hing to Miss Ruby Cook of Rembert, Ala
 MT. Supple is a successful young bus mess man interested in the livery bus mess here. Miss Cook is a very pop u1ar young woman of Rembert, where roundinRs
 The young couple will make their home at 2 Amanda street.
 Se N A
 MARRIAGE or MISS DAVIS
 AND MIR McNETLL. Last evening marriage of interest to their many friends was that of Miss Ruby Davis and Mir. Ferd Me- Neill. which was solemnixed at the home of Dr. Neal L.. Anderson. who of- ficiated. The bride Is young woman who has many friends here, and the groom Is a prominent man of wiIeoy County.
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 RoBERTs0N-JOHNSo
 The following invitation has been ''s@sa' Mr. pavid Johnson invites you to be present at the marriage of his daughter. Sara Taylor, to Mir. Thomas Means Robertson. on the evening of January the twenty-second, nineteen hundred and seven, at eight thirty o'clock. Forty eight. Holcombe Street, Montgomery, Alabama"
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 EUBANKs-JONES.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Jones announce the engagement of his sister, Miss Cla Jones, to Dr. F. c. Eubanks the wedding to take place on Jan. 20 at o'clock. at their home on Highland Avenue.
 # ~ %
 The following invitation has been issued:
 "Mr. Morgan M. Smith invites you to be present at the marriage of his daughter. Hattye Irma, to MT. WA liam w. Hannon. on the evening of Wednesday, January the twenty third, nineteen hundred and keven, at six thlr- ty o'clock, Court Street Methodist Church, Montgomery, Alabama
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 4 BIRTHDAY PARTY,
 Little Miss Annie Sherman celebrated the ninth anniversary of her birthday on yesterday afternoon at the home of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
SOCIAL CALENDAR.


 B. R. omer
 
 mt to s#
 
 se will fsss z , .gS5t. s4 asss Study will s& 7 
 Thursday January and K to present heir Anna t& ss
  will be solemnized so in the Court Street V Amelia wednesday January f Sunday January Eubanks al the of F. o'clock. o'clock
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rrnincnnaI Meeting.

EpiBcOpaI MeetHnK'
 Pensacola. Jan. P3.--(Special by Long Distance Telephone)--Ar con webber, of Boston. one of the prominent ministers of the Episcopal church arrived here tonight and to- morrow will commence series Of meetings at Christ church. which will continue for three or four days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
No Courta-NgartlaI ,n Peace

Paris, Jan. 1s.-The cabinet, at a meeting today. authorized War Minis- ter Picquart, Marine Minister Thomson and Minister of Justice Guyot-Des- saigne to draw up a bill for the sup pression Of courts-martial in time of peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
our FLOWERS

Wedding bouquets and Funeral de- signs tastefulIy made. We employ skilled designer and guarantee satis- factory work and reasOnab@ prices.
 s.'B. STERN & CO,
 II Dexter Ave. TelenhOne 1OOI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

CampbeII's Condensed sOup, all kinds -3 calA8. ...... ...... Soc
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Tn Raiae Ram to Embassy

Buenos Ayres. Argentina, Jan. IT, It is stated that the government has in contemplation the raising of the Wash inRton legation to the rank of an em- baEsy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
r1rE nEsT roR TnE MoNE,

THE BEST FOR THE MONEY. Roses,
 VtOletss Lily of the Valley
 Carnations. Exchange Hotel. phoue 200. Or 100 Dexter Ave 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
FUNERAL NOTICE.

met yesterday to arrange. if possible. for the selection of presidential can- didate for the Liberal party. No result was announced. Because of the divid- ed sympathies of Zayas and Gomez, the political interest in the Liberal party has been growing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Liberal Candidate in Cuba.
 Havana. Jan. 12. 12.t-Representatives of Alfredo Zayas and Jose Miguel Gomez
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
NTONDAY sPEfTALS.

( cans Fancy Sugar Corn. .... .25c (OnIy { cans to a custOmer.) 8 cans Hand Packed Tomatoes .1Sc Extra sifted Breach Peas .20c can [.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
PROBATE JUDGES.

I forbid any Probate Judge In the State of Alabama or elsewhere. iStuing licsnae for the marriage of my daughter Gertia Mae Lynch to any person; she is under the age of 1A. E. E. LYNCH.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Captain Philip H. stern's lecture on 'srhe Modern Novel" which was to have been delivered on last Friday, will take place on next Friday at S:3o o'clock in the vestry rooms of the Temple at e meeting of the Sesame Club.
 vil1e is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dan Metcalfe, at her home, 5i5 s. Court Street. V ST
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Miss Louisa Roberts of Birmingham and Miss Honoe Monish of Tuscaloos are the guests of Miss Mary Lilliai Meyer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03

rredor debaio de la escalera de servicios pronto a prOteger al perro
contra TODD peigro imprevisto.
Al ruido que hio la camarera alentrar, d~espert6se la condesa.
Has Salido de la ~habhaci6n, Marietta! pregunto.
ST, senora, cef Dir I'm ruido
Haze mucho viento, oigo sus furiosos slbidos, tai vez ha-
bran deia1o alguna ventana alberta. Dame Ell milo, Marietta.
La camarera temblaba como la hoja en- ell arbol, y estaba
paida hasta la ividez, latiendo fuertemeute Ell ccraz6n. Cogo al
milo sacandolo de su cuna y 10 puso en- los brazos de la condesa.
FL recen nacido no Sc despefto.
Valentino lie miro un instante con terhura inhnita, con Ia
grimas en- los ojos. y despues lie bes6 en- la frente.
En- aquel momento, la entornada puerta de Ia alcoba sc abrlo
bruscamente, como empuada por Ell viento, y Fl perro salto en- me-
do de la habitac6n.
La condesa y Marietta lanzaron a la vz I'm CRITIC espantoSo.
FL animal habfa visto al nho. De I'm brinco Sc precpt6
sobre la CANA.
Instintvamente la madre estrecho a su hio contra SD pecho,
pero e perro ab1i6 su enorme boca y asl6 al recen nacdo pr los
pahales, a~rrancandole de los brazos de SD madre saltando de la
CANA y ~lanzandose fuera de su habtaci6u.
La condesa Sc habfa sentado en- la cana, con los ols tuera
de las 6rbitas, la mirada LENA de espanto y de horror.
FL perro habfa obrado con la rapdez del rayo, su hjo le fue
arrebatado sin que tuviese concienca de la deSgracia que lie amerA-
cara. LaDz6 otro grito romeo, espantoso, ss brazos Sc agitaron
convulsivamente, SUI cabeza Gallo sobre la almohada y permaneci6
e~xtendida, palida y sin movimiento, como IN cadaver.
Marietta, que esperaba yer entrar en- Ell cuarto al cor I o a
German, Sc quedo aterroIizada a la vista del perro. Refugose I'll
lsocorro!
La %comadrona, que dormfa en- Una habhac6n vectua lego la
primera, despertada por los grtos.
Vic en- seguida la condesa desvanecida Y la cuua vada.
Ell niho, Il nihol isaivad al nino! gutaba Ma ieta,
La comadTona Sc aproximo a Marietta.
Ell nifo! id6nde esta? pregunt6.
Una enorme besta Sc 10 ha llevado.
oh! ia desgraciada Sc ha vuelto Local exclam6 Ia cornadfol
ma empezanda q sentir mhdo.
Co1ri6 bscia Ell lecho de IL condesa, y no pensando IN los
cuidados que recamaba con urgencis Ell estado de Ia infeiz madre,
tho Ell edred6n quela abrgaba en- medic del cuarto y rem0No
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
/. 0TRAS NOT|C|AS
Ultima function cine
~matografca. Mag
nificas p~eliculas.
OBREROS SIN TRABAIO
En- San Juan y en- Bayam6n.
Logia sCaballeros de Ia
Verdad.s - Reunion.
OBREROS SIN TRABAIO

Esta noche es la Ultima funci6r
del cinemat6grafo del sefor Rozas.
81 programa es escogido, fgurandc
en- el im%portantes vistas. va 10 sa.
ben los que deseen del:itarse poi
ulttva vez en- esta temporada, cor
las magni6cas pelfculas del sehor
Rozas.
-Anoche Sc reuni6 la logia
"Caballeros de la Verdad" elIgien.
do nuevos dignatarios para la di.
recci6n de dicho taller durante el
pr6ximo afio.
Ri vecindario de Cataho est$
quejoso de la poca luz que tienen
algunas GALES de aquel poblado,
que de noche Sc hacen por ,esa cir
custancia intransitables -dado tam
bien Ell NAL estado de afrmado de
las mismas.
-Ha sido rebajado gran nj
nero de operarios en- los talleres de
LA Golectiva' en- San Juan y
Bayam6n. Mas de doscientas per
sonas Sc encuentran sin trabsio.
COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS.
Las propiedades alimenticias y nu-
tritivas del aceite de higado de baca-
lao dependen en- absolute, de las gra-
sas que eutran en- la composition
natural del aceite' Estas grasas son
digeridas y asimiladas con muchas
mas facilidad que las otras debido q
la presencia en- Ell aceite de bacalao de
ciertos compuestos derivados del hf-
gado, que permiten la pronta emul-
sifcaci6n del aceite por los huidos
del est6mago y hacen que su abser-
ci6n por la membrane mucosa Sc lleve
a efecto con mas facilidad y con mas
rapidez que la de ningnna otra gra-
Sa.
Las gracas que ell aceito de hfga-
do de bacalao contiene aparte de su
poderosa facultad de nutrir, no poseen
niugun valor terapeutico y los otros
elementos naturales que son parte de
su composition organica, existen en-
cantidades gan infnitamentc peuue-
has, que es impossible que niuguno de
ellos pueda e%jercer en- el sistema DUAL.
quicr efecto terapeutice.
Els evidente pues que Ell aceite de
bacalao IS TN alimento y no n me.
dicina y que todas u virtudes ali
mentioia estan en- las grasas que en-
tran en- su composition y por consi-
guiente todas las preparedness que
pretenden estar hechas de los princi-
pios activos del aceite que Sc ofre-
cen como sus sustitutos, son produc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03

maquinas para 81 desfbre del ma
guey, p1atano y sauseviera.
Que Ell agricultor yea diaria.
mente como Sc tfect1a la desibra.
ci6n dc dichas plantas.
Estas maquinas serian movidas
q mano para ejemplo de los peque.
nos agricultores y otras movidas
con fue.za motriz para los agricul.
torres que qulsieran dedicarse &
siembras de gran importancla. En-
uu principle les haria gratis q los
agrlcultores el des6bre de las hojas
que presenter.
Mandar hbras a los mercedes
coneumidores. Que este sea hecho
por cinco casas respetables del co.
mercio de esta cudad. Sefores Fe-
lici & CO, para Francia.
Fritze, Lundt &, para Alema.
MIA. Sues, de Mayol Hermanos
8 Co.. para Espaia. Carlos Arms
trong para los Estados Unidos.
Sues. de Rafael Cortada & Co., pa
ra Inglaterra. Las cuentas ventas
publicarlas para que los agriculto.
res tengan conocimiento de todos
los gastos y 4 la vez de cual sea Ell
'producto lfquido.
A muchos agricultores les he
facilitado semilla gratis de la San
seveira LougiAors. Siempre con-
tinuarfa f~acllitandola en- iguales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03

condolences. AL tener conocinlen-
to de este, los ag'icultores Sc dedi-
carian al cultivo de dicha planta v
los ~comerciantes 4 comprar el .artf.
culo, hoy desconocido.
En- breves amos llega.ia 4 ser
quizas, la mayor y mas impo,tants
riqueza para Puerto Rico.
AL presentar el ano 1905 mi
moci6n & Ia Camara do Delegates
de Puerto Rico, fue votada Ia sum /
de diez mil dollars, para que ~.
pudlese llevar a la practica milpro.
paganda de la Sanseviera = demas
plantas textiles. Los representa-.
ties de Puerto REQ tuvieron con.
fanza en- mi, que va habia contri.
buido al desarrollo de la 1iqueza DEF
cafe, dandole benefcios al pals de
muchos millones de pesos. M
Supongo que afgo Sc habra dis.
puesto de la cantidad votada por la
Cimara.
Que Sc ponga q mi disposition
Ia restante, en- la seguridad que muy
pronto sera I'm hecho el desarrollo
de las plantas textiles en- Ell pals.
Me obligo q devolver dicha
suma en- un plazo que no exceda de
cinco a1os.
Respetuosamente,
ANDRES AGosTINr.
Ponce 27 &c noviembre 1907. y