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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15


-Ahi vera oa-respondio tranqniiamea-
| te. Me saiefa uua, + me n ha paga9o
FL PRocEso
Por expreso, fne enviado esta p.aaana 4 laa
el proceso instrtiido el fallo del Conseio-a
s. e. el Gobernador General, que 50 halla ~
Ponce.
10 QUE Sc DICE
Dfcese que el C6digo de Justicia Nilitar es
terminate an causa de delitos como al que
nos ocupa que FL soldado Omar, ha debido
ser c0ndenado i muerte. One solo espera la
aprobaci6n por la sentences De S. z. 81 Gober-
naaor General para que e. desdichado REQ en-
tire en- Capila---- One 81 fallo del Gonsejo Is
inapelable porque 81 asesino esta convicto v
confeso; pero que por cable pondra ell he
cho en- conocimiento del Ministro de la Guerra,
y por su organo On el del Gobierno.
Estafnos, pues, corriendo el riesgo de YER
fusllar de momento otro { no hombre en-
Puerto Rice Asf lo dispone q Ley 10 eexi-
sc La discipline -. Aver un hombre mata &
otro $780, manana la Ley matara su vez 4 ese
hombre !.--- / La terrible anti .eristiana ley
del TALON -!
Respeten1os Ia Ley, abominenos la pena de
muerte y eompadezcamos m delincnente.
pErALLEs
El soldado Omar Jaime es natural de Palma
veinticcho meses dc servicio LIE faltaban pa
,ra cumplir 16 5 20 meses. De 81 proceso SO
desprende que no hahfa observado buena con
ducta, porque en- Bu hoja De heehos fguran di
ferentes csstigos por haber pernoctado fnaTa
del cuartel, por enlbraguez. faita dc hmpie-
"a, etc, etc.
JUICIo su91ARfsI5Io
So elogia mucho entire Ia clase 1allifav Ia nc
tividad con que Sc ha ;nstruido al proceao por
el juez instructor senior Tapia Ruapo. Princi-
pi6 aver i las nueve de Il naaaana anses De
Ia tarde estaba ternainado. H5blase ta1nbian
de Ia acusaci6n fiscal que esti1vo rnny ailstada
en- la ley contundents do Ia dafonaa 4 car
90 del seqor Marin, cue Ia bas6 en cue eli sol
dado Omar por desorganizaci6n 10 81 eerobro
etras causas pudo haher egper;tnentado
raego do euagenaoi6n mental al coFneter el cFf-
men, porque Ell hecho teEla otra exs lica-
ei6n.
FL DELIECUEHJE
Sigue encefras3o on el calabozo del Chino 81
81 Castillo del MORO vigilsdo por centinelaa De
vista. Esba completanaenta tranqnilo. Cuan-
do dio su declaration anoche, llarn6 Ia atenci6n
del auditorio por su serenidsd. Di6 ain inrlu-
tarse todos los detalea del crlmen confesando-
Sc antor de 81. Ell tiro homicida 10 dispar6
8 pazos de distancia De sn vfotilaa.
coNaETURAs
nicesa nrzer s. a solda1o 0mar ha sido con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15
Jaime Pages
LEON soL-PoNcE

Unico recsptor del FTao Naearro ~ Si5onsy-
- ACADIA ts recibir una partida ~ este acre
djtado vino. que So dctallara en- III casa dei que
suacribe por gariafonss botellas
Como IA nlarca Nararro taJ .Stboney- esta tAn
acroditada, llamAmas la atsnci6n i nuestros
consnulidores para evitar falsihcacloDes.
f-l3 Ponce, l5 de Abail de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

De Cabo- -Roio recibirnos aver el sigaiente
tslegrama
g Hoy reuni6ronse Junta Municipal Ayunta-
sion medic dis llegando solamente partidh
ccnsumos. Este tarde no hen concurrido mi
tad.-Hanse acept4sGdG partidas f&ciles en-
contra medios evitar Consumos.--Coniereio
Monta5po"
Qbssrvamos en- este telegrarna aguna con-
fusion que sin dnda obedece alteraciones al
ser trasnsitido.
En- su vista las eseuelas do esta ciudad, el
Gobernador Sc olgid6 de preguntar los macs
tros de escuela, 81 Ia Junta Local da pre-
Ayuntamiento. que todos los amos prearpone
Glen pesos con ese objeto. que desde hace
tempo parece que no eumpla eaa atenci6n.
Y como S. =. no Sc MO en- ese detalle, nos
otros preguntanos ! en- one Sc epaplea ess
ca1tidad9
Hemos recibido la siguiente communication
que desde la Habana dirigen los senores
Sobrinos de Herrera:
Senior director de Ii DEMooRAoIA.
AIuy distingnido aefior uuestro: Rogamos &
usted por 81 nter6s que para 81 p1biico reviste
Ia notieia que Sc sirva anuuciar en- las colum-
mas de su acreditado peri6dico, que suspendida
desds ell 1o de Janio liltimo "a subvenci6n que
Sc nos venia pagaudo por el servicio de Vapo-
res Correos de las Antillas, no hahiendo po-
dido obtener del Gobierno Ia soluci6n CORES
pondiente a la reanudaci6n del serv;cio en-
condiciores normalee, en- los nueve meses que
llevamos prostandolo sin haber cobrado canti-
dad alguns hemos deternlinado one q partir
del dia 10 del entrante Abril cesen en- el trans
porte de Ia correspondence p1blica de of
clio, no solo los vapores que por contsato pres
taban su servicio sino todos los dc esta en-
presa.
somos de listed alta. : S. S. @. 3. S. NJ,
SobTinos de Herrera.
Aunque las causas que dichos senores expo
nen son jnsta, lamentamos esa determination
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

/ 4 one no Ia debido dar lugaf 81 Gobierne u
bene1cio 3a los 5ntereses poatslas Sc esta ia!a
/ Hoy heraos tenido a gusto ds REQ i4ie il Vi,
sta ae nuestrc apreciado amigo, don Torbic
Pagani. ciruiano-dantal que reside et Arecibo,
Saludamosie afectnosamente, deseandola
grata perrnRnencia en- esta ciudad.
/ Con pena leeaos que ha faIlecido en Maya
giiez hace aigunos dias la respectable senora
! Da Juana G. dc Davila, madre do nnestros bue-
nos estirnados amigos don Caledonia Besosa
y dona Agripina T. do Besosa, & qnienes en-
viamos el testimonio de nuestro pesane por
esa dasgracia.
Sabemos que en- II primera qnincena de Ma
yo Sc caleorara en- La PerlG IN rnagnihco bale
de sociedad, para Ell cual So hacen grnndes
preparativos.
hi teetro sera adornado convenientenente,
y no habrs nubes de polUo nj manchss en- q
snelo, como el que Sc verified CD ob=eqsio
al Jobevnador.
Pr6xiua abrirse la telnporada de ios bsios
de Coarno, hernos recibido 81 prosposto de di-
eho balneario vemos one no deia NADIA que
desear en- comodidades comfort.
Su arrandatario, nueatro amigo don Jose Il
Gonzalez, ha intr0ducido on ell inportantisi-
mas mejoras rodeandole de todos los atraeti-
vos que ban Sc hacer agradabie Ia estaneia de
los baLsstas.
Recomendainos { los lectores IL leetura de
ese prospecto Que el sehor Gonzalez envia 4 TO
do ell que 10 soeite en- 81 cual SO anuncia Al
publlco Una gran temporada para este verano
En- Sabana del Pal,nar 81, ha tornado una
Soeiedad Agr1cola Mercantf bajo Ia razon \
b. Cuynsoaa h1os, Ia csal Sc dedicarA 4 II
venta Y conpra de pro7isionee, mercancias
Eratos del pafa. sisndo socios gestores don
Juen Bautista, don jose Rosa : don Gunner
sindo Caemona.
Deseamosle buenos negocios
Ha Iegado esta cindad el senior don Emil
Ito Navarro, Prsaidente de eata Aadiencia DE-
: La DE- DzaooaAoIA saluda 81 naevo nagissra
Dc.
Henos reoibido m B. L. NJ. de nuestr
companero don Vicents Balb&s, despidisndost
para Madrid, londe Ii lleva su cargo da Dipu
tado por.- --ei pxrtido Unconditional.
Desehnosle feliz via5ey y que sus gsatsoner
an las Cortes So hagsn acresdoras a. agredeci-
rniento del pals.
Lo hen,oa probado ! todavfa noa 3urR 81 ex-
euisito gurto en- los labios.
Nos referiu:os al vino navarro superior cue
expende en- esta ciudad don Jaime Pagss al
rnodico precio s3e 20 centavos botella.
Es un vino de mesa aRradable, que pronto
50 pondr$ do noia en- todas las mess.s.
Veass el anpnoic que ea otrc lugar publ
camos.
Obres regaladaa & Ia Socseda9 Bers6fca Ins
tructiva para su BtbEotccu a1t5lica. ppr don Fe-
ierico' Degetau, realdente en- Madrid, por
condueto de don Ar1stidss Diaz Dfaz:
Ell sisten,s Frr5eI Juguetss froebeiiauos
Libro dedieado las rnadres los naestroa,
por j. Degatau Gonzalez, 2 tomos.
Memoria cpente general del Monte de
Pieaad Ca5a f3e Ahorros de Madrid, CORES
pondientes al a5e 1886, tono.
Discursoe leidos ante Ia Resi- Academia de
ciencias exactps. fisicas naturales sn /. re-
cepci6n pdbiica del Exemo. Sr. Don Manuel
Beeerra, FL is de Mayo de 1886, tomo.
La criussnelidaa ante Ia cienc5u. Discurso
por Jose dc Letemeadi, I tomo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Con psna leernos que ha fallecido en Maya
eiiez hace aigunos dias la respectable sonora
Da Juana CT dc Davila, madre dc nuestros bue-
nos es1irnados amigos don Caledonia Besosa
dona Agripina r. do Besosa, & qaienes en-
vianaos el testimonio de nuestro pesame por
esa dasgracia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Llsto de las persoaas que co5styibatyea r0-
ffnfayia n eapontdaea0aeate q Ia restast-
gact62 feorgonigoei6ss del GABTNETE
pE I.ECTURA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15


FERI0D1G0 I-UarR ADo
AoDAs PARA aEaoEss sEsoRiTAa
Este peri6dico Dl mas bu1a1to b. st else eoa,
ttanen los - ntmesca cue 81 publican durarta N
aiic unos 2 GRABADOS IN NEGRO rsssrsa,.s,
tnpao u mia nuev0 qua - III luz
T5aiss d. adorsc y labors para seToras
En- Fl ta1to axpiican Glars Y tsxnafnantssnazsxa
tooa Ios gratadoa labnrea. zoo petxonss frn~n6ca
ds taraaEoa natural y 40 dibajca paza h0rsadca J
Iab bQres & Is agutA
L. edisi6n A. no centsons ademks F1auRr-
MES TLUMINADOa
Prsosos ~ s4scsscicn ~ la edfcida scoa0,stea
Tn aho ss-75. gels rneasa Il. Tres raesse sl.aB
Ds III edies0naa ls5o
m Il capita1, Il aho $3.50 ID rnraes a. ~ 4seaaa -
En Il Isla, i IA. $500 ~ ii, ss-50 III $50
Agsste general paga toda III Isga, cARK0a
MrLTz, san Juan ~ Puerto Kic0. Fortp1ezc
o.. Ahril lis de 1893 1wnm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Sabemos one en- Ii primera qnincena de Ma
70, Sc caleorara en- La Perla I'm magnfhco bale
de sociedad, para sl cual 50 hacen grnndes
preparativoa
E teatro sera adornado convenienbemente,
y no habrs nsbes de polvo ni nanchas en- q
sueo, como on ell que Sc verihe6 en obseqsio
al Gobevnador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Ell interss, ha dicho an poetA capitalista. =
eI perfume del capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Hoy heraos tenido ~ gusto de REQ Ia vi-
sta O. nuestrc apreciado amigo, G0a Toribio
Pagani. ciruiano-dental que reside eu Arecibo.
Saludamosia aEectuosamente, ceseandpa
grata perrnanencia On esta ciuaaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Todo 81 mundo quiere negar nadie qniare
parecer I'm recien llegadc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15
RECORTE :

FL poigro de haber hacho una buena accion
esta ~ craerae capaz de hacer ctrRB muchaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Cakntos paeianAaa rdl0 - Ian rurads
AL unar de Gatelg u Aleohalaao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15
ALNACEl De MISiCA / LlBRERIl
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
PONCE. p. r.
REefETDOs ULTI1LAAIENTE

Terminada Va Ia tirada del GRAN
CATAL0Go GENERAL, Sc enviara gra-
It's u franco de porte al que 10 soli-
cite.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15
e. que suscribe

hace pdblico, 4ue dnrante - auseneia a. asta
cindad cueda hscho cargo dessu NoTARfA VI
se5or don Rafael Leous que 81 frente del
personal de la oticina esfava don Il, Dlpsano
Calom Fsrrer, Ill cnal ha conkorido poder par
~ eobros v plaitos, aRi como 4 don joss "a.
Boseaus don Luis Yordan = DSvils
Isc7o. JosE R0DRfaUEz T GoszALEz.
Ponce, Abril de 1893. lib
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15
XIOM AS

En- eatos tienpos dlchoeos
Dc luchas desenfrenadas,
Son, como EN- los mas frmc@oH
De las edades pasadaa,
Los vicios, ascandalosoa,
Z las virtudes, calladas.
LlegR cl hornbre 4 au apogeo
4 raalzar su ambicicn,
Cuando In vez quo 81 deseo
Ha pcrdido Ia Huston
81 Ia sangre en- aus venaa
Ya no arie,
Lo que llega A duras psnaa,
Llega, pero llega tards.
Para el cielo nereoer
Y su perd6n alcanzar,
Basta y sobra con taner
Una hacienda cue lahrar,
Un toLto cue mantener
an pleito que costear.
Por ia faDa Il hornbrs lidia;
Tn pRlacio al I'm conatruye
Pero viene con insidia
Z 10 carcome y destruye
FL gusano do LA ENvIDIs..
La 10y del trabajo es rancia,
Mas dc cterna juventud;
Porque el tratsajo es conatancis,
la constancia 90 virtud.
Vanos de Europa In zaga;
NADIA en- reaEidad nos eobFa;
AQui el que produce, paga,
\ ell que no produce, cobra.
La patria, en tanto, naufrRgas
Su grandeza no recobra,
X so un barcc. que zozobra,
es MA luz. - que 80 apaga,
Ahn eiendo por 81 valcr
El triunfo bien adQuirido
En- el campo del honor,
Nunca logra 81 vsncedor
Sino el odio dol veneido-
En Ia vida, siempre arnarge.
Vienen, por extrana 10y,
El bien, paso d. bney,
IL nal, paso de carga.
6sregsaro Rssfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15
coNaETuRAs

Dicese que. .si e1 soldado Omar ha sido con.
denado nuerte, 50 ejecuci6n no podra tenei
lugar antes del skbaao pr6xinlo 3 que SO veri-
6eara On el Campo del Morro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

ST muchus naales qnie-ea ayitar,
a lrohalnda Gatrll avuea uaar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

4 one no Ia debido dar lugaf 81 Gobierno en
bonedcio da los intereses postsles ~ esta ia!a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15
FL PRoeEso

s el proceso iastruido Y el fallo del Consejo-a
S. e. el Goi,ernador General, que 50 halla an
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Tn pobre estaba pidiendo an dia iinosua
ura estdtra.
Juaghponle locoi pero al pgeguntarla por Qas
hacfa aquao, contest6:
--Pido esta estatua, para aocetumbrarrne
qne me den ain impacientarue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

-Ahi vera ustoa-respondi tranqnilamon-
3. 81 sahfa nna, s me Ia ha paca9e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Los superstioiosos tornan por enancsones dol
cello nfstico los arrehatoe de u6lera y lcs acee.
SOS de melancolia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

0bssrvau1os en- este teIegrama aIguna con-
fusion que sin dpda obedece alteracionss al
ser trasmitido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

En- Sabana del Pal,nar SO ha tornado unt
So.iedad Agrfcola Mercantfi bajo la raz6n ]
B. CuYnsona 4 hsjos, Ia c,lal Sc dedicara 4 i
venta ' con1pra de pro7isionee, mercanc1as
fratos del pafa. sisndo socios eestores do
Ju4n Bautista, don joss Rosa : don Gunner
sindo Cacrnona.
Desaanogle buenos negocios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

Hemos recibido Ia siguiente communication
que desde Ia Habana nos dirigen los senores
Sobrinos de Herrera:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15

10 henoa probsdo ) todavfa aos dura 81 ex
quisito gunto en- los labioa.
Nos reeeriuaos al vino navarro superior On
expenae en- esta ciadad don Jaime Pagss Z
n6dico precio 10 % cantavos botella.
Es un vino de mesa aRradable, que pront
So poRdrS dc noia en- tooas las ness.
Vesss 81 anrnoic que en otrc lugar publ
can1os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-15


--Pido esta estatua, para observation-disclosures
que no me den ain impacientarule.
Entire msdres de bailarinas:
ESabe usted 10 que me pauag
-tEa espaatosoi lFigdrose uatea qas los
enenigos de nj hija 90 empenan. haoeris
nna reputation dc horradez que la psriudicn
dc IN modo extraordinarioi
En una tertul;a:
sEee jovep e. 80 yerne De usted. ssnaras
Isl, senior; poro no eopmigo.
Ell gobernador a. r. .doapn6s de habor
recbido indicaciones para que dirnita, viAne
Madrid Y &c presenta Al nainistFo dc III Gobnf-
naci5n.
-SDe qn6 % ne acass7- lie preganta
De no tener opiniones--le ontasta III mi
nietro.
--sQu. 70 % tengo opinionesq 5Paea sls
que mo sirve d hahsr pertenecido i fodos lo-
pRrtidos3
El general en- jafe detiene IN soitiado qiaa
hnye ante q eueuaigo, y dice 81 ayndanta:
-Qae ie pegusn cnatro tiros pof cobarde.
Mi general, saabe su Exceaencia ona 9sa
hombre es cl fes0mondado del ministroS
-iAhi ses el reconaendado7 Puna que le
guen IN tiro solamenta.
EPIGRAMA
De la rnHnaa nanara
que los limunsa
tratar laa hembras sualen
los vHronee.
En- 81 znmo agridulce
ios labi0a uao9an,
los exprinen, los aeoan
los arr0ians
ms~m
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-22
DEERING.


Members of the congregation of All
Souls church were agreeably surprised
Sunday morning to see their former pas
tor and present pastor elect, Rev. Charles
A. Hayden, occupying the pulpit. Mr..
Hayden with his family arrived in Deer
Ing Saturday but it was not expected
that he would begin his work until the
first Sunday in December. President
Whitman of Westbrook Seminary, was to
preach Sunday, but as he was suffering
from a severe cold, Mr.. Hayden consented
to take the service, and he preached a
sermon from the text And he said, Son
of Man, stand upon thy feet and l will
speak unto thee" Ezekiel 2, 1st Mr..
Hayden showed few traces of the long
illness through which he has passed,
and his services throughout were char
acterized by his old time earnestness and
vigor.
Mrs. II. M. G. Estes of Waterville lecturer
of the Maine Good Templars' organiza-
ton, spoke at the Clark Memorial
church, at Woodfords, last evening
Thespreliminary meeting of the A B G
Kiass, which was appointed for Wednes-
day evening, November 49, at Mrs.
Baxter's on Pleasant street, Woodfords,
to arrange for a course of study for the
winter, has been postponed to Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock. All ladies in
terested who would like to join the Klass
are cordially invited to be present.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-22
LIFE ON THE PLANET VENUS.
Speculation in the Light of Science as to
What Sort of a Time They Have.

It will be remembered that about two
years ago the famous italian astronomer,
Schiaparelli, announced that he had dis
covered that Venus, which is world
very slightly smaller than ours, makes
only one turn on it's axis in going once
around the sun. 1t would follow from
this that on Venus there is no succession
of days and nights as upon earth, but
that perpetual day reigns on one side OF
the planet and perpetual night on the
other. In other words, if Schiaparelll is
right, Venus always presents the same
face to the sun, just as the moon forever
turns the same hemisphere toward the
earth.
The inhabitants of the sunward side of
Venus, then-if there be any-never see
the sun set, while the inhabitants of the
other side never see the sun at all, I'M
less they visit.the opposite hemisphere of
their globe.
OF course no one. knows whether there
are Inhabitants upon Venus or not, but
we do know that Venus has an atmos-
phere, and that in. this atmosphere watery
vapor exists and clouds float, and that
upon the surface of the planet the force
OF gravitation is not very different from
that which it manifests on the surface
OF the earth. Accordingly there are
some reasons to~-be urged i'll behalf of
the opinion that Venus may be an in
habited world.
But if one-half of Venus he buried in
endless night, while the other half lies
glaring beneath a never setting sun, it
is evident that the inhabitants Of that
planet must have experiences that would
he most strange and trying to us. So
the question whether Venus really does
rotate on it's axis once in 225 days, the
period of it's revolution around the sun,
derives an added interest from the con-
slderation that the planet possibly has
inha bitants.
The older observations indicated that
Venus rotated in between twenty-three
and twenty-four hours, making it days
and nights about equal to those of the
earth. In order to settle the question it
has recently been proposed to apply the
spectroscope. 1t is known that in the
spectrum of celestial body which is
rapidly approaching. the earth the spec
trossopic lines are. shifted toward the
blue, while in the spectrum of a fast re-
treating body the lines are shifted
toward the red.
The principle has been used in measur-
ing the rate OF the suns rotation. Inc
lines are shifted toward the blue on the
eastern and toward the red on the west
ern edge Of the. sun, and by measuring
the amount Of shifting the rate of rotat-
ion is found. 1t is easy to see that the
same method may be applied to find out
how fast Venus revolves on it's axis.
Everyone who watches the--.glorious
evening star growing brighter and
brighter in the sunset ttsky during the
coming months will certainly be eager to
hear the latest news from the astrono-
mers who are trying to find out whether
Venus has successive days and nights
like the earth or has only day side and
night side.-Youth's Companion.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-22
CAPE ELIZABETH.

Mr.. Clarence H. Rines eldest son of Mr..
Job Rines, and Miss Hattie V. Tingley
were married at Mr.. Rines' residence at
Willard, Monday evening. The pair
stood during the ceremony beneath a
bridal arch, the places of honor being
filled by asbroth er and sister of the groom.
The off ciating clergyman was Rev.I. G..
Ross, pastor of the Peoples church,
South Portland. There was a large num-
be- of useful and beautiful wedding gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. Rines will reside on Sum-
nit street, near Preble, where they will
soon be at home to their friends
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-22
ULS7ERS AND OvERCOATS.

the substantial These listers
tine low figures which mark these
i'm Our
ties stylish and comfortable, and will
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Raymond.
EAST RAYMOND

Mr.. ]. "A Nichols, of Casco preached in
the Union Chapel last Sunday
No commenced 1asr Mond az nnder
the instruction of Mr. A. W. Foss.
Mr.. Charles Swan and wife, from
Brownfield are visiting Mr.. SWANS father
and mother in this place.
Mrs. Mray J. Witham is visiting rela-
tives in Saccarappa.
Farmers have got their farm work
done in good shape, and now are waiting
for the chilly greetings of winter.
O.W. Symonds has contracted with J
J.Symonds to cut one hundred cords of
hard wood for stoves.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-22
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In BOARD OF MAYoRAND ALDERMEN,
November 6. 1898,
ORDERED, That notice be given to the
W owners of the building situated on the
southerly corner of Fore and Union streets in
said city that said building is represented to
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen to be a
delapidated and dangerous building, and that a
hearing iof the matter will be had before the
Board on MONDAY. the fourth day Of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1898, at 7.30 o'clock p. M, when
and where all persons interested may appear
and show cause, if any they have, why said
building should not be adjudged nuisance or
dangerous and such disposal be made thereof
as the Board shall prescribe; and that such
notice be given in accordance with section 25,
chapter II of the Revised Statutes BY publica-
ton of a copy of this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Portland Daily Press, a news
paper printed in the County of Cumberland.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen November
6, 1898.
Read and passed.
Attest: EDWIN L. DYER,
City Clerk.
true copy OF order and Endorsement thereon.
Attest: EDWIN l.. DYER,
nov9d3W City Clerk.
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MAINE TOWN S.
Items of Interest Gathered by CORES
pondents of the Press.
Gray.

Gray.
Mr.. Jo ohm D. Anderson, treasurer of the
Soldiers Home, was in town last Fri
day.
Mrs. Jane Hoppin has gone to Augusta
to remain for the winter.
Mrs. E. T. Andrews is still in poor
health
Mr.. Chas. Pennell has the typhoid fever.
DR.. E. T. Andrews has had very pain
full hand, caused by carbuncle. 1t is
now improving
FIT. Gushing is very successful in
extracting teeth without pain, without
the use of gas or ether.
Mr.. Clarice Sawyer, who has been sick
sometime, is improving.
Mr.. Chas. Merrill is travelling for the
Scates Medical Co.
At special town meeting heldsso the
18th inst, it was voted to exempt the
property of the prospective shoe COM
pany from taxation for period of twelve
years.
The Congregational society are max
ing preparations for an "Old Fashioned
School," which promises to be quite in
teresting and a laughable affair. The
date will be announced later.
Mr.. Willie C.Slnith, who has been in
Flint, Michigan, for the past two years
has invented road cart that rides as
easytas any four-wheeled carriage. The
horse motion is overcome by bail bear
ings. He hsa recently received liberal
offer from large manufacturer for the
patent. Mr.. Smith is also the inventor
of ball bearing cushion, which can
be applied.to any pneumatic tire sulky.
1t relievesssthe driver of sthe distressing
motion caused by the horse.