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and s5@6 for smail: broiers. $304.5o for
large and s.. .a50a.5o for small; pigeons, 81 ESQ
1.50; SQUADS $1.50@1.75: ducks. $o5o@6 Tor
young and s4 5O65 for old: goslings. $2@2o0
per pair; geese. 81 per pair
G4ma-Nomfua1
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Rosin-per pbl Of $50 DE. s7.s5, F. s7.45;

G., $780, b, $7.To; I. $3.50 .o
Red and White Lead-Red lead, sl3 @Sc pen
lb: white lead. s0S1ac. according TO quannU.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining conpaas
crushed. 5.60c: powdered. 5.45c; candy grana-
lated. 5.45c; fine fruit or coarse grsnuls ssse. as
confectionery A. 535c: magnolia A. 4.9oc; extra
G. 4.s5c; golden C, 4.75c; ID, 4-65c: a ana r..
crystal dominos. S.7bc; tablets half ools. oSos
boxes, 61O per Ib. Barrels and 80 10 bags 1oc
half bbls CSC and boxes Soc more per 100 IDS 1or
all grades. No order taken for less than 70 oar-
rels OF its equivalent
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-steady; 80 11-1ed per ounce.
Money-3@3h per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market sor
short bills is 3AG3% per cent and for three
months bills 3ss G3A per cent.
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the market. Despite the efforts to counteract
this pressure the market suffered moderate de-
cline Brokers' expect a more favorable weekly
government weather and crop report tomorrow,
and if the present fine weather continues for
fer dars fhe crnn will .recunerate.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June l0.-Hutton's wire says
Ideal weather conditions continue iD the belt,
and this brought about large selling orders into
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, June 10.-Market steady; medium
grades. combing and clothing. X@27c: light
fine, 214211zc; heavy fine. 15Q17c; tub washed,
30@37c.
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. June 10.-Clearings, s1,57s,6 $40;
balances, S106 2T5
SEATTLE, June 10-Clearings, $1,504. .633;
balances, S17S6 676
SPOKANE, June 1o.-Clearinss, $1.0so.1s9;
balances. $104, ,342
TACOMA, June 1o-Clearings. 81. .o5s, TIA; bal
ances SIPS, 264
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
local,
Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows in quarters; Russian, 2lo goo;
Danubian. 100. 900; Argentine, 415,oo0; Indian,
4S 900; Australian 100000
Chicago was lower and reported the north
west encouraged over rain. This market showed
The government wheat crop report issued yes
terday says that preliminary returns on acreage
of spring wheat sown indicate an area OF about
16 464 900 acres, decrease Of l,242. 900 acree,
or Z per cent. as compared with final esti-
mate OF the acreage last year OF 17.706O00. The
condition Of winter wheat was TIA and Of
spring wheat ss7. The acreage of winter wheat
CASH WHEAT
California, club, $1.500i.52h; do milling,
s1.55; California white Australian. 81 65@1. 20;
club club nominal; s northern biuestem. 81. .so@i s7N
- FUTURES
1890 q. m. session
Barley-Futures were lower yesterday, but
the spot market showed no further change Re
ceipts were about average, and trade was quiet
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot. S1.2o@l.2 .2S*; com.
shipping. n2sai.S7M per :, t etl; c6syaiier. si2o
Ql. 40 per ctl.
10 to 1890 a. m. session
December. 81 .26M bid, 81. .27 asked.
Oats-Another decline is noted and the
The government report issued yesterday,
says that the average condition Of oats June
was SIG against $50 on June l, 1908. 92.9
on the same date In 1905. and 10-year aver
age of S9.7.
Good to choice red, $1.5o@1 55 common to
fair. S1.45@1. .471a; white, $l.50@1.65; black.
nominal none Offering; gray. $l.57h0 Les
per ctl.
Corn--A1I conditions remain Dnchanged with
dull market California small round yellow,
81 $50 80; large yellow, $l.55@I.6o; white,
nominal; western state sacked yellow, guaran-
teed dry. s1.55@1 go spot and $1.4501.5O to
arrive; mixed. nominal: white Egyptian, t1.2715
@1.3215 brown Egyptian, S1.1501.20.
Rye-S1. .40@l.50 per ctl for California and
$1.35@1 40 for Utah.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Receipts of most deciduous fruits were heavy.
from Saturday. the market was very literally
supplied. Yesterday was shipping day Tor
shipment prevented any very snarp declines. al
though the tendency was decidedly downward
in everything except cherries, which alone were
in light receipt. Strawberries were lower, as
is usually the case Monday. when the de-
mand is limited to immediate wants. but the
Tss & ia a the @
cherries and took a good portion of the receipts
of the royal Anne variety at the inside quota
from the Coacheila valley. Two crates Of the
seedless Sultana variety came. in and sold at
navel oranges were held higher.
According to advces from various districts IL
is evident that the crop of Bartlett pears will
be very short this year, and it is generally be-
Gamers are already buying in the Sonoma
Fsfen sas chest
Longworth and s7@9 for the large varieties;
ess s@s s he esr ens for
and $7@9 for genuine: loganberres s5Q7 per
chest; gooseberries. safe per lb for common and
Currants-50@75c per drawer.
Apricots-$1@ @1.25 for boxes and $1.25@1.60
0l IL egs ss@a PEE Box
1.25 for large and 4o@e5c for small boxes.
Figs-Nominal.
royal Anne. 90c@s1 %; loose. 81 @10c per ID for
royal Anne, 9Q11c for blacks and 6@sc for
white.
MeIons-Cantaloupes s.. 2.5o@4 for large and
75c@$1 for small crates; watermelons, 4Q5c per
ID.
Peaches-75c@S1 25 per box
Plums-Crates. 75cG$1. 25 drawers. 50@75c.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges. 81 70
0850 for choice to fancy and $1.50@2.50 for
standards as to size; seedlings. S1.50@250; lem
ons, $4@5 for fancy 81. 50@3.50 for choice and
81. 25@2 for standard; grapefruit $3@3 % for
seedless and 81. 50Q2 for common: lines. $405.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. S1@1.50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3Q3. so for Central American; {;
pineapples, $3 per dozen
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DRIED Fruit., Rai.ln., SUIT. and Honey

The boom in prunes and raisins shows no
abatement. and prunes, both old and new crop.
have again advanced, will be by the
quotations, with buyers still active bidders in
the country. Sales Of future prunes to Germany
at 4Q4hc are reported The crop prospects in
France, Bosnia and Servia poor
Raisins of the 1906 crop are pretty well
cleaned up and quotations nominal The
range. OF quotations for the 1907 crop is 6% q
Size for seeded. Ga @7c for loose muscatels, 6la
@7c for seedless sultanas, 81 40@1 so for Lon
don layers and $2Q3 for clusters
New crop peaches also in eager demand,
with buyers paying SA @10c and growers indif-
ferent about letting go. Future apricots are
quoted all the way from zoe to 25c per ID. but
the output will be small that this fruit is cut
ting but little figure.
Fruits 1906 crop-Apricots. nominal: evapo-
rated apples, spot, 6@7c; peaches, 9@12c: pears,
81 Q11c: prunes. 4 size basis. 3h @4cs large
sizes, 4tQ5c. Future deliveries of the 1907 crop
are selling to packers at 3A @41dc per ID. =
size basis, with growers generally unwilling to
sell.
Raisins- practically cleaned up
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. III @1Sc; L.,
1874 Q1Sc; ne plus ultra, 16@1Sc; brakes, 13 u
@14c; Languedocs, 13h@14c; hardshell. 9@10c.
Walnuts jobbing prices-Softsbell. 15@16c for
No. and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian chestnuts,
5@sc per lb.
Honey-New fancy white comb. lie asked; old
candied, 51hc.
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Mining Stocks

Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday.
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Hay and Fced.tuns

In spite of large arrivals of 1.O95 TONS In
cuding 97 cars yesterday, the hay market was
firm. with brisk demand from buyers. About
half Of the receipts were OF new crop. There
was nothing new in feedstuffs.
Bran-S20@22 per ton.
Middlings- -$27@30 per ton.
Shorts-$20. .5OQ22 90 per ton.
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley. $27@2S: mixed feed
$21@24; oilcake meal, nominal; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills, S26 in 10 and $26.5O in ton
lots; jobbing. s27; corn meal $32; cracked corn
sa3; broom corn feed, 90c@$1 per ctl; alfalfa
ton; mealfalfa, $20.5O jobbing $21 30.
Hay-Choice wheat, $22023.5O per ton; good
wheat. $iS@21; other grades wheat, $15@17;
wheat and oat, S12@21 tame oat $1,000; Wild
oat, s11@14; alfalfa, s11@13.5O; stock, $s010
per ton
straw-eo@eoc per bale
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour California family extras S5.2O@5. 20
net without discount: bakers extra, 5000
ington, per Dbl. $4.90@52o for family and
81. 25014.50 for cut or.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham
-four, So per 100 lbs rye flour. $40; rye meal,
$500; rice -four. $7.20; corn meal. $2.75; extra
80; hominy. s3.4o@3.60: buckwheat nour,
81; cracked wheat, $3.50: farina, s4.20; whole
wheat four, SO 20: rolled oats bbls. $6Q7 Is;
In sacks, S6.50@675; rolled wheat. bbls, a. 80:
in sacks. S3- so; pearl barley. $40: split peas
boxes, So; green peas. IS per 100 lbs.
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Provisions

There was nothing to report In any description
yesterday.
Cured Meats-Bacon. 1870 per lb for heavy,
15h @1515c for light medium, 1910 for light, II
@175ac for extra light and 19Q21c for sugar
eastern sugar cured hams. 17@17Ac; California
hams 1910; mess beef, 50 Der bbl: extra mess.
So. so; family. $40; prime pork, $24; extra
cerr. S27; mess, $25; pig pork, S2S; pigs feet,
$5 smoked beef lac per ID.
Lard-Tierces quoted at CSC for California
compound, 9%c for eastern compound and 12c
for pure half barrels pure 12Ac: so Id tins.
12Ac; 10 ID tins, 12&c; lb tins, 12Sc; 3 ID
tins, 13c
Cottolene-One half barrel lie; three half
barrels, 10Ac; one tierce, 10%c; two terces,
10%c; i've tierces, 1910.
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Unlisted Securities

SALES
Morning Session
Board
S. 900 F & Ry 5s--.-.......... .10z.I5
Afternoon Session
Street
Is Cal Power Co .............. HOO
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Total shares sold. 55s.5oo.
New York Bonds

Atlantic C l. 4s. 95 Mr. Of Mex con
Bait & Ohio As. 80 n Y G gen 3las
Do BIAS ....... 92l3lN ] c gen 5s. :.
Brooklyn RT As S1A Nor Pacific As
Central OF Ga 5s.102 Do 3s -.-
DO list inc. S5s4 Nor & W con 4
=, DO I'd inc. :. 30 O Line rfdg 4
Dc Sd inc. D.. 80 Pa cow 31as -.
Ches & Ohio 41as. .100Z Reading gen As.
Chi Alton 315s. 66iziS l. & NJ con :
c. Il & Q new As. 93A ST l. & s fg 4
c, r / & Pac As. 6T14 st L S w con 4
Do col 5s. -. 81 Seahoard A l. 4
C.C.C & Sign As. 80 So Pacific 4s...
Colo Ind 5s, sr A. 5s3. Do 1st As cert
Colo Midland As. 09I@ So Railway is
Colo q So IS. - 50 Tex & Pac lists
Cuba 5s ... .1O2Ia Tol. st L & W 4
Den & Rio G. Is. 93% Union Pacific As
Dist Securities 5s. 81 L Steel I'd 5s
Erie prior lien As 81 Wabash lists -.
Do gen Is -. s0as Western Md As.
Hook Val 415s. .l03H Wis Central As.
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Meat Market

Meat Market
Owing to q decreased consumptfve demand In
this city for all meats hogs have declined and
beef and mutton are weak, but large handlers
are keeping back shipments Of the two latter
in order not to depress the market.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers are as follows:
Beef-6h @71sc per lb for steers and 60614c
for sows.
veal-7h oslo for large and s0s11c for
small.
ewes.
Thanksgiving. 1Ih@12hc per lb.
Dressed hogs-11H @12c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, less %
per cent shrinkage for cattle:
Gait. Steers, No. &c. second Quality So
767kc for No. /. second quality 61a@7c. third
quality 51a @6c; bulls and stays. 3@4hc.
Calves-615hc per lb for light, 4h@5c for
medium and 4641ac FOR heavy (gross weight.
Sheep-Wethers. 6@61ac per Id; ewes, 5h6
&c (gross weight.
Thanksgiving, 615@7c.
Hogs-1OO to 200 lbs. 1ac per lb; 200 and
upward 6h@7c; boars 80 per cent. stays s0@
40 per cent and sows 10@20 per cent on from
above quotations.
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Hides. Tallou, Wool and Hops

Hidee-Culls and brands sell about = G1c un-
der quotations. Heavy saIted steers, 15c;
medium. 1011c; light. 1O1ac: cow hides. 1910 for
heavy, 1O1ac for light; stays. Sc; salted kip.
1olsc: salted veal lac: salted calf, 141ac; dry
hides, zoe; dry kip, !sc; dry calf. 24c; sheep,
skins, shearlings, 2o@5oc each short wool. 5o@
1.50; horsehdes. salt. $SG3.50 for large and
$2.50@3 for medium, S1@L25 for small;
for medium b0c@Sl25 for small and 25Q50c
for colts; deerskins. dry Mexican. 40@41c: dry
salted Mexican, 35@37Hc; dry Central Ameri
can 4On41c: gontskins, prime angoras. 75c:
extra large do, $1.5o; large, soc; medium, 35c;
small, 25c.
45Sc; grease. 2@3hc.
wooEspring clip; Northern bright. 2o@
i9c; San Joaquin, 14@16c for free and i2Q14c
per lb for defective.
Hops-Choce. sQ1Oc; prime 7@7hc; COM
mon. 5@6c per lb. Contracts for 1907 crop. log
lie per ID.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
MONDAY. June 1o-lo:so a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
1s or COUP. 1o11aI4s or ep neville =
As or reg. IS or COUP.
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DESDE HUMACA0
Trabajos en- el camino
desde Las Piedras al
poblado del Rio.
uN MATRIMONIO
Nombramiento de Alcaide de
la Carcel.- En- la Logia
<Estrella de Oriente ,

Abril 27,-Siguen adelantados
los trabajos que Sc vienen hacien-
do desde Las Piedras al poblado
del Rio. Fl senior Rafael Beltran
encargado del camino, ha dado
pruebas de su habilidad y conoci-
mientos en- este ramo, y pronto
tendremos un buen camino para
el transito.
-Nuestro amigo y consecuen-
te correligionario don Jose Vazquez
Monies ha sido nombrado Sub
secretario de la Junta Escolar de
esta ciudad y escribiente auxiliar
de Ia secretaria del Ayuntamiento.
--Anoche Sc llevo a cabo con
numerosa concurrencia en- la Res
petable Logia sEstrella de OlienteS
la reception del Lcdo. en- Farmacia
don Jose H. de Audrey,
Terminada que fue esta y des-
pues de los discursos dirigidos por
el Venerable Maestro don Lisandro
Ramirez, y por don Jesus M. Ca
rrasquillo fueron obsequiados con
esplendidez los concurrentes,
-Ha sido muy bien acogido en-
esta poblacion el nombramiento de
don Casimiro Marquee Roig, para
la plaza de alcaide de esta carcel.
FL senor Marquee Roig, siempre ha
dado pruebas de competencia para
esa clase de ofcinas.
-Anoche contrajeron matri-
monio los distinguidos j6venes DR..
don Juan Bajandas y la bella seiio-
rita Mercedes Carrasquillo.
CORRESPONSAL.
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DEsDE LCuLDILLA
Hecho repugnante CO
metido EN- una infeliz
nina de 13 af1Os.
UN PADRE sALVAIE
Brillante discurso. En- el
iuicio contra Esteban L6.
pez.-Sin defensor.

Abril, 28.-Ayer tuvimos CO.
nocimiento, de que en- el barrio La
Rosa, de la jurisdiction de la Mo-
ca, Sc habia cometido un hecho re-
pugnante, en- las primeras horas de
la tarde del jueves ultimo.
En- presencia del captain Fer
nandez Mater, del sargento Recci y
de este corresponsal, la nina Epifa-
MIA Gonzalez, de 13 afos de edad,
a la que interrogamos, nos confes6
que, hallandose trabajando en- una
P equefia tala, fue ultrajada salvaje-
mente por Manuel de JESUS Are
che-de quien es hija natural
hombre de edad avanzada, con el
cual y con una tia suya viva la
ofendida.
Los guardias Salome Rosario y
Domingo Rodriguez, del puesto de
Isabella, detuvieron al acusado.
FL asunto Sc halla en- los Tri-
bunales.
-Antes de aver Sc vic en- esta
Corte de Distrito, un importante
juicio por jurados contra Esteban
Lopez. hombre este de color, de
unos IS afios de edad. Sc lie acusa-
ba, por el ministerio pIblico, de
haber ultrajado de manera brutal y
salvaje, a la nina Isabel Santoni,
conocida con el nombre de Isabel
la Holandesa y menor de "a afios
dc edad. El hecho ocurri6 en- uno
de los barrios del termino munich
pal de Rinc6n. Ell acusado no te-
MIA abogado defensor.
El Jurado dict6 veredicto de
culpabilidad. La Corte dictara SEN
tencia Ell estos dias.
CoRRESPoNsAL..
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DESDE JUNCOS
Hue1ga de escogedoras'
En- la Fabrica ola
Co1ectiva".
CENTRAL MuLTADA
Por haber contaminado las
aguas del rio Gurabo.
Adelanto urbano.

Abril 2s. -Anteayer Sc decla-
raron en- huelga las escogedoras de
tabaco que trabajan Ell La CoIee-
tia, q causa de haberles reducido a
siete centavos la pesada, por la cual
les venian pagando IS centavos.
Esto di6 origen a que algunos
de la aFederacion of Libern cele-
braran con elias un amitinD en- la
plaza, que estuvo muy concurrido.
En- virtud de la denuncia
presentada por el inspector de sani-
dad contra aThe Central Juncos
Company por haberse contamina-
do las aguas del rio Gurabo con los
desperdicios de las fabricas que van
a parar a dicho rio, el juez munich
pal de San Lorenzo, que esta ac-
tuando Ell este pueblo, lie impuso
600 pesos de multa como reinciden-
te.
Defendio q los acusados el abo-
gado don Arturo Aponte, el cual
hizo todo 10 que pudo por sacar alb.
sueltos a sus defendidos; pero las
pruebas eran concluyente y media
ba el antecedente de haber sido pc
nados otras veces por Ia misna
causa y haberse investigate el asun-
to por el inspector de sanidad del
distrito, senior Lugo Vinas, con
motive a las quejas presentadas al
Gobernador por el alcalde de Gura-
DO y otros vecinos.
Nosotros creemos que no vol
veran a repetirse tales faltas por la
@The Central Juncos Company en-
atenci6n a que estan practicandose
varias obras que impediran el que
las inmundicias 8 desperdicios de
las fabricas vayan a parar al rio.
-Cada dia va tomando mayor
incremento este pueblo con la cons
trucci6n de casas, tanto que va nc
Sc consiguen sitios para fabricar y
el precio de los alquileres de las ca.
sas va subiendo de dia en- dia.
-Nuestro active alcalde tiene
en- proyecto varias obras que, de
realizarlas, daran mas Importance
al pueblo y seran muy benefciosas
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l0iil|lijill'Si OH i / G[NERALES
Aclaraci0n sObre una
nOticia de Manati.
En- Ell Manicomio.
COLPES 4 UNA IOvEN
Concejo municipal de Areci.
bo.-Becas para estudiar
en- Estados. Unidos.
COLPES 4 UNA IOvEN

Con referencia a una notlcia
Que dimos en- nuestra edici6n de-
sabado, nos comunica nuestro CO.
rresponsal en- Manat{:
aEl Juez municipal C6rdova Da'
villa fuk Ell que denunci6 al Tenien-
te Noa y personalnente pidio al
Attorney nombrara funcionario es'
pecial para investigation de cargos
que hiciera contra Noa. Fiscal
Arecibo y Marshal aquf desde aver.
Termin6 hoy; avisare resultado.p
D@ Sc VENDEN 6 arriendan en-
caguas 24o cuerdas de terreno propias
para cualquier uso ag6cola. Las ha
de atravesar la 1inea del ferrocarril de
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colinda por
todo un frente con el Rio Grande. In
fozmara, ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ.
I'll Consejo municipal de
Arecibo ha concedido dos becas pa
"a estudiar en- los Estados Unidos,
recayendo una en- el joven don
Gustavo Gomez y la otra en- TN nj
flo de don Juan Watts.
-Ha sido admitida como pu-
diente en- el Manicomio la alienada
Rita Dfaz, de Naguabo
%PARA carreras de caballos
venden relojes especiales 6 contadores
de quintos de segundos Sc. 40, s.. 90,
$40. 90 y $11.oo, porte pago, los sefio-
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. alt.
Jose Barrio, hornbre de fuer-
te musculatura, tuvo la debilidad
de dar contundentes golpes en- Pom
ce con una tranca a la joven de ID
afios Antonia Rosa. Los policias
Alberto Roman y Jose D. Vazquez,
llevaron al Barrio, q la presencia
del Juez municipal, quien cali6can-
do los golpes dados a Rosa de agre-
sion con CIRCUMSTANCES agravantes,
le seiialo 400 dollars de fanza por
su ,excarceiaci6n 1nientras Sc cele-
bre el juicio.
DTEN Ell CLUB de F Kehrhahn
y Co., as San Francisco, Sc venden dos
felojes de ORC cada semana, entire 80
eocios, abonando 70. so 6 $500 sema-
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don v. Rego, socio No. 70.
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UN MEDICO.

Vacante Ia plaza de Official de
Sanidad y Bene6cencia de este pue-
bio, por no haber aceptado el cargo
ei propuesto para ella, el Concejo en-
session del ocho, acord6 publican nue.
vamente la vacante, por Ell termino
de ounce dias, & contor desde el pri-
nero de la publication de este anun-
clio. Dicha plaza esta dotada con
5000 anuales. Camuy, Abril 10
Ioo7.-MANUEL ROMAN. --Alcalde.
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Sc necesitan buenos vende.
dores de peri6dicos.
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Caminito del pueblo....

Caminto del pueblo va la Ingrata
en- la tarde. La tarde es la violeta
cargada con la mics una carreta,
campo traviesa, su tric-trac desata
10 lejos. la facil serenata
vespera, de una loca pandereta
en- los zanjones, sobre el aqua quieta,
una monotonia de escarlata
Cammito del pueblo. .bulciosa
va la Ingrata!. .Quien fuera la povosa
grama que huela con su pie desnudo!
Camnito del pueblo. Con trsteza
me pregunto:-iPor que su gentileza
no quiso responder q mi saludo? ~
CONSTANTINE OBANDO ESpINOsA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-30
El goce de la vida

Jacinto de las rosas del viejo Anacreonte
sac6 la abeja antigua dulcisimos panaes;
cuando cerr6 sus temples el rojo-dos bifronte,
oyeronse en- el Latium himnos de amor triunfales
Vano que e blanco csne la obscura muerte aronte
81 no canta su canto de notas inmortaes
La msterosa sombra no cubre el horizonte
sin que la luz fecunda prologue sus raudales
Yo que ell jardfn de Horacio pise gozoso un dia
tuve de las Rosas Ia amabe compaiia
Sc que no hay, bao el cielo, mas venturosa muerte
abrase, asi, tus ojos, ell pavoroso Arcane,
mientras mis- pasos llevo por entire Ell bosque humane
sofador nostalgico triste hasta la muerte
RICARDO JAMES FRE1RE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-30
Por todo clio te clamo,...

Por la sete palabras del Cristo agonizante,
por los siete dolores de Ia Virgen Maria,
por los siete sonidos de la escala vbrante,
y los siete dolores de mi melancoa,
Por las siete purezas de la alba eucaristia,
por las siete sonrisas de Afrodita triunfante,
por las siete dulzuras de la Hermana Ammonia
y los siete dolores del iris fulgurante
Por todo clio te camo en- este rnc sonoro
Ell este verso galante que vibracion de ORC,
que es un bello perfume es un belo ceaje
Que subleves mi sangre con I'm beso de fuego,
con una carcia dulcemente salvaje
mates en- mi garganta la paoma del ruego. ....
XEpES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-30

Sc inorma que contida reatvamene meior despues
de la operac6n que fue p1accada Hospital nuestrc
amigo don Jaime Vlaseca
En- Ponce fuk arresado, ocupandosele un revolver e
indivduo Jose Colon, industrial natural de Caguas
Ha do eevada Fiscal de Mayagiez la causa contra To-
Sc Macano natural de Caguas quen lie acusa de huro ma
yor.
Manuel de Jesus Arocho natural de la Moca, ha ngresa
do en- la carcel de Aguada acusado del deo de voac6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-30

para los vecinos, tales como el abas-
tecimiento de aqua y la trasiaci6n
del hospital, que es de necesidad.
Tambien tiene en- proyecto la
Junta Local de instruction de con-
tratar un emprestito para construir
una casa escuela que contenga seis
salones, que es igualrnente muy ne
cesaria.
CORR ESPONSAL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19
W'FARlAND Is AT WEIGHT
Has Already Reached 1873 Pounds and
Starts for Davenport Tonight.

Chicago, Nov. 19.-Both KID Her
man and Packey Mcfarland have
practically ended their work for the
bout of Thursday night, Mcfarland
going through some light boxing at the
Gilmore gymnasium with four boys
slightly lighter than himself He
spared rapidly with each and an
nounced that he was already down to
1874 pounds. He will start for Daven-
port this evening. Herman is expected
to start at the same time or Thursday
morning, A big sale of tickets for the
encounter is reported in this city.
Much dissatisfaction has been caus.
ed among tri-city fight fans as result
of the manner in which seats are be-
ing reserved for the event of Thurs
day evening. The Chicago sports who
expect to attend were given first
choice and the two side sections, in.
Guiding practically all of the best seats
were taken, forcing local enthusiasts
to take what is left Provision has
been made for delegation of 1900
from Chicago.