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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
Las expondr6 10 mas sucintamente que
me sea possible. Helas aqui:

Las expondr6 10 mas sucintamente que
me sea possible. Helas aquf:
/" Una asamblea representative perma
nente, que ejerza el supreme manejo dl
recci6n de todas las cuestiones del Estado
2" Autonomia provincial en- una base
amplia, asegurada por la election de todos
los funcionarios publicos.
ga Independencia de las commas, con
unidad economical administrative.
A La decentralization de la TERRA.
s. Una serie de medidas que tiendan a
transferir la possession de las fabricas y fac
torias q los obreros que en- elias trabajan.
0. Absolute lbertad de conciencia, de
la palabra, de la prensa, del derecho de reu-
MON, de asociaci6a de election.
"a Extension del sufragio todos los
ciudadanos que hayan llegado la mayoria
de edad sin distinction de classes fortuna.
3. Una milicia territorial on yez de IN
ejercito permanente.
''Tal es nuestro programs, proslgulo
Stepnidk No 10 esperamos consegulr todo
de un golpe, pero 81 los liberales del imperio
quisieran organiZar la manera de expreSar
sus miras de una manera mejor y mas ener-
gica nadie puede decir 10 que sc consegui-
ria bajo un nuevo regimen. No Cd precise
acudir actos de violencia, sino ejercer
preston sobre el Gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
Sc Vende

Por s, eco Sos de cortsdo una tiaea
ii tica ea ell bar.io de Jcbales j risd'cci6n
ie Arec'be, compuesta de l60 cuerdas de
terre no, fncada de cafe 81 de baen pasto
II las dem IS estan de monte y M Ia "a;
dos casas en- muy baen estado u, teche
da de ziuc; correderas una maguina de
mano de quebrar cs fe buena sgna para ell
uso de la casa por 81 centro de la 6nca up
riachuelo. Tamb en tier 9 muy buens salda
de car os para la poblac.ol.
E. que la interese puede dirTrse al one
suscribe en- b rceioueta, barrio de la Fio-
rida
Ramon VIZ .u'z z Vazquez.
Euero % de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
LITERATURE
LA CARTA

No me engafan las cifras. Trazadas
Por d6biles manos,
Sc entrelazan, Sc api1an, Sc bu5can,
Sc dan mutuO ampaIo;
Mujercillas al in Sc protejen,
van desplegando,
En- la nitida, oblonga envoltura,
La hilera uuiforme
De m1ltiples trazos.
ique largas las horasl Contaba
Mi afan los instantes,
Y con ellos formaba peldafos
De escala impalpable,
Que hasta ell cielO subfa, en- demanda
Del dulce mensaje.
Va esta aquf, desplegando su hilera
De rasgos que entraI1an
Carlos distantes.
Ven, Mesias de atectos, cu6ntame
81, al darte el impulse,
Resbal0 por tus alas un labiO,
oiste ell arrullo
De una voz que decia: no tardes,
Nj tuerzas ell rumbo;
Que, tray6s del cristal de la ausencia,
Diez siglos de angustia
Parece un minute.
Rota va la nevada cubierta,
Mis- ojos devoran
Aquel pan de ternura que, en- cifras,
Gentlemen las hoias
Tn segundo de calma -, y el hambre
Mas negra me acosa,
Y, en- escala de instantes, los cielos
De nuevo me escuchan
Contando las horas
J. \. NEGR0N SANJURJo
Ponce, 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
-Antiguedades

iSeductores de setenta cinco aGos
SaineteS como ell siguiente no sc ven mas
que ALA on la tieIra de Loraro, en- los Estados
Unidos.
FL senior Baruch Nacht, un jorenctto de Sc
tenta y cinco amos, que reside en- la octaya
Avenida, ha demandado su mujer Minna,
de yeiutisiete, acusandola de iufdelidad con
otro j0renzuelo de setenta cinco, III tai
Samuel Finckelstein, y pedido con tai mott
vo ell divorcio absolute.
i { a que no saben ustedes para que quie.
re el divorcio el picaron de Nacht
Pcs para casarse con una hermOsa joven-
cita pea que cvy1aa y atiende en- calidad
de Sllaves.
T. ! advertir que el tai \ chit
es muy euau.v. ado, no obstante su decrepi-
tud. sus deformdades y su falta de pulcritud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
AVISO

d, la hh ,ienda TkEs HRRMANos ha desa-
parecido IN caba.lo Ia roche del % de Di-
'iembre hltimo, propiedad del que sus-
eribe.
Es zaino quemado, msrcado en- la nargs
ierecha cou Las inioiales j q. On una de las
patss traseras; tiene una msncha blanca de-
bajo del menudiilo, paso trancado Ia salida
lespuss menudea devanado media anda.
iura, escastrado, de & 6 sfos dc sdad, Grin
bastante regular, cola POGO abultada. y al
zada al pig de siete cnartaa.
JOSE DGI. CARMEN MERCADo.
N. d. Juana D.ez, Is de Enero de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
FL DUENO DE la FABRICl
DE ClGARROS

LA BELLEZA
FEIICITA ToDOs Los HABTTANTEs DE La ISLA
De ERTO- RICO
Y LES DESEA
Toda clase de felicidades, y les
reitera su eterna gratitud por la
protection que le dispensan a su
Fabrica de Cigarros
81 al espirar ell afio, es cortesia
Dirijirse los dignos parroquianos;
Sabed que sin lisonja nj falsia
A todos les saludo como hermanos.
Sabed, 81, que en- la marca LA BELLEzA
Premiada en- los certamenes, con gloria
Siempre hallareis lealtad, siempre pureza,
Pues en- la buena fe cifra su historic.
Asi en- el aflo de noventa cinco,
Que habra de ser de perlas y de flores,
En- complacer seIa todo mi ahinco
Sin distinction de razas nj colores
Y ruego q Dios, al Todopoderoso,
Henchido de placer de ternu> A.
Que sea todo solaz, todo reposo:
Mucha salud y prospera fortuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

De la Ell Eermedsdes mas molestas que
atacan l.. humanidad con mucha frecuencia,
son g s,ia, Ia brouqui5is, la toe pertinaz Y
81 &c eral todas las de LIS Was resp;rato
rias
re,o Lo hay remedio tan efeaz para elias
emo Ell Jarabe del DR.. Sa,tofsi prsparado
por 81 Licdo Gadea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

Dfcese que pronto quedaian anulados en-
esta ciudad los odiosos consumes.
Parece que entire ell Ayuutamento ell
comercio Sc ha hallado la formula de aboir-
los sin gravar aquel nj al pueblo.
Mucho nos alegraremo5 que tai cosa Suceda,
pues asi el pueblo comprara mas barato los
artfculos de primera necesidad que cada dia
van adquiriendo mayor precio.
Los tipos del cafe huctdan en- esta ciudad
desde S31 las classes para Cuba, hasta $50
ell lustrado superior.
Aver salio de la Capital, en- su rlta para
Ponce eI vapor ''Ibo Bosch.
va han empezado recolectar 1lnero en-
esta ciudad los Padres caldeOs que, segdn
dijimoS aver, tratan de construir un temple
catolico ell la Mesopotamia.
Van casa por casa, yerdn ustedes como
nos sacan un buen pico-
En- cambio Ponce Sc lie impone la necesi-
dad de fabricar una iglesia Ell otro sitio del
que ocupa la actual, para dejar expedite la
plaza, y por falta de diDero, el Ayuutamien
to no acomete la obra.
En- estos dias eotuYo en- Ponce nuestro
estimado amigo particular, don Mariana
Benito Heredia, que reside Ell Guayama.
Tuvimos ell gnsto de saludarle, cambian
do con el impresiOnes acerca de variao aetna
ldades poiiticas del pals.
FL senior lleredia, que es coroAel Tetirado
del ejercito espafol, pertenece 4 la diSiden-
cia conseryadora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
e Stafeta
de Ponce

Anoche al pasar por la plaza de Las Deli
eias, vimos que yarios soldados, al mando de
un teniente, quitabsn las tiendas de campa-
fla que ell battalion habfa prestado para-n1e
Sc eatableeiese en- elias la f01QJOIa
sEs que Sc trasladan otro sitio 8 es que
termino Va la tGHabolG>
Lo ayeriguaremo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
OjO al avisO!

Sc alqails la planta alta de "a cass quo,
en IN plaz4 principal hace esquina 4 las ca
lies Villa Concordia
Rsune todas las eondiciones bigi6nieas
EntendeTsc para informes cou
Llis Uonlenech.
Enero FL de 1904 I'm. Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

Vigas de 5, 4 6y s x 10 y alfsgfas
de 2 3. Estantas de ausubo de Al va
ras. Surtido general de msderas d. la
Florida, tablas de todas classes demAs
efectos para construction.
l.. p. DORIA tS Ca
Playa-PoIce Noviembre % de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
tecciones de Ortoqrafia
FOR
SERGIO BERNIER

Lns fnfestros que copoeen esta obr.ta
sieA siiea Ia tienss juzgads vets josa N ente
; Ia han adoptado como texto para la en-
-ehApze De tan ir-portante ptrte de Ia Ora
sStica.
e. Il imprimianio IL u part- salos6n.
nu~vsmentA corregida anmects
Is,s pc tidos podrkn hscsrae don Dim
p'o phe-o en roe, DIN Stgnrao Bernie.
- Ceamo al utor On 3au Isnbe,,.
Dh,<. 10 as 1891 Inc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
RECORTES

Los nilos y los locos Green que veil to amos
veinte pesetaS no Sc acaban nunca.
Cogiendo mala fama, es iudtil pasarse de
bueno.
Donde &C eicmbran favores, suelen br0tar
ingratitudes.
La humldad es la madre de los benefit los,
pero Ia demasiada humildad Sc trueca en-
cobardta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
AVISO

El que suscribe, Sc ofrece para traduccio-
nes de fronces italiano, al castellano y
vice-versa, asf como SO dedica por ahora a
dar classes de idioms francessL su casa ha-
bitaci6n, calle Sslud, mum. 5.-Ponce, Ene-
70 dc 1895.
Arfsfides SgmompiefI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
G @ HE'S DE VIdJE

Los ooohes n6neras II. rs, u = SO Ia
Ar giajes cnalquies rum de- Ia isls cor
-lag"ffeas psrejas coch.sos educados )
.culplacieutes.
Para i1form@e dirtgirse 4 .os eooh-ro,
lose Viliavoi, Victoriro D-lgado = drego-
10 Mguay.
Direction teiegraGea darots SsI jarjo
aayagtiez.
Mage1ti.tz. Novien1 ore ~ lie lSni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
I + + S D O \ F. S

Duermr Ia nifia, una i una.
horas de suofio profundo.
mientras Sc niece su cuna.
sobre el abismo del mundo
indecisa
Saga en- sns labios de rosa,
blanda sonrisa
sQulen vela con su presencia
Ia fax de Su frente harmosaf
La inocencia.
;Por que III faZ iuvenil
the con suave pipcel
In purpura con que abril
pinta el bottom del clavels
BellO encanto.
;por que jas esos ojos
que amo tanto2
tSera desden9 :. sSeIa amors -.
iTanidadi. iTristezaf ,Enojos;
Es pudor.
Va eres madre soh dulce instante
-Madre SOY ,dicha anhelada.
-;Que ignoras:
Ia sc bastante
-sQu6 temes7
= No temo NADIA.
-Plensa un POGO
-Frasl soy y el mundo e
<z.L.aBc y loco. vano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
TabIas de EquivaIencias
E,RASMO CRESCIONI

Obra de utihdad general especa para
e de Mercanca
Esta obra de 134 mas
F4rvaencias de Yardss 4 ms Woe everss
Idem Varas
Idem Ysrdas vara
Idem Iibas eseinas faecones pesos
ldem Precios yarda q pecos por
Idem yarda -
Idem metro vice
fCapita Don Pedro Giusi-Mayaeaez Stes
j d Batbenay Ce--Yabucoa Srea G1n
PUNTOS De FENTA: zalez Mendez Cs-Hnmacao Sea me-
net Liceaga Ca--Coamo Sras Pasaa
qua yCa--Porce Sres. A Lacchstt Ca
M alt Eoero t6 de 1876
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
I'm teMeuO1
de iLrOs

experto en- todos los ramos de la contabili-
dad me cantil, desea colocarse en esta ciu-
dad en- otra de is isla.
Conoee profundameute el comefcio por
haber sido largo tempo empleado en- q
sas importaptes de Ponce de su Playa
En- esta imprenta informa,&n.
Diciembre 26 ds 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30
Cartera
de la leila

De la Capital recibimos hoy ell sigaiente
telegrama
Capital. 1910 IN.
DEMOcRACIA Ponce.
Los huelgistas vuelven hoy al trabajo
aumentado jornal CoDtin1an en- huelga
los caleteros. Corresp0nsai.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

Ia falla ) en Barranquitas la sehora
huen amigo Y correligonario don Manuel A.
Lima, a quien aoompaflamos on su iusto do
lor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

Aver sal6 de la Capital, en sr r!ta para
Ponce eI vapor ''Ibo Bosch"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

Los tipos del cafe tuctdan en- esta ciudad
desde S31 las classes para Cuba, hasta S3f
ell lustrado superior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

En- Manati han subido el precio del pan,
con la circumstances sgravante de que STEM
pre- esta falto de peso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

la ylrtud.
JOSE .Selads
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

tarles un yeintioineo por ciento en- sus jor-
n~les, con 10 que Ia huelga quedo termi-
NADIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

Ell Club de Regatta de la Capital Sc esta
conyirtiendo en un centro de verdadero
Sport, pnes adenlas del ejeroicio del reno Sc
esta instalando ALI uu gimnasio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

En- Mayagdez SO dice que ell Gobernador
no ha pedido terna para cubcir la alcaldfa-
sDe modo que Il seflor Suau seguira inde-
finidamente con la interinidad3
Hay qnien a1 ,de que el senor Suau no
puedo ser ale .ldr, porque tiene eontrato, con
la administrator.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-19
WORKING FOR THE BIG CANAL,
Morgan Attempts to Fix Time
for Voting.
Judge Kicks Case TO Be Partially
ReOpened.
Indian Affairs Again Occupy the Attsu
ton of House Msmbsrs-Eng
lands Memorial.

WASHINGTON, jan. 1S.-The senate to-
day passed the army appropriation bill.
carrying s22, 900. and the bill which
in effect advances General Schofield, in
command Of the army. to the rank OF
acknowledgement. held by Generals
Sherman and Sheridan. Aside from
this the day was given to debate on the
Nicaragua canal bill.
Morgan in charge, OF the measure, tried
to fix time for briugipg the q uestion to
a vote, bat without success. and the
tedious discussion goes on with little
prospect for a speedy vote.
Gallery, Democrat, of Louisiana, pre-
sented new phase of the subject by
offering resolution urging a new treaty
with Nicaragua and Costa Rica for the
oession of canal route entirely under
the jurisdiction OF the United States.
At O'Clock the senate adjourned.
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would, in an individual capacity. try
and get action in the house.
Speaking of the action taken today and
oil his Intentions, Mr.. Bailey this after
noon said:
Judge Kicks will appear next Tues
day and the day will be taken up with
an examination OF him. An adjourn
ment will be taken until next Friday
and a week will be lost. 1t would be
neasoase to- sand q resolution for i'm.
peaehment to the senate 80 days before
the adjournment. l do not intend to
drop the case here. While am chair
man of the subcommittee, l must fol-
low the directions of the committee ;
but as soon as l am released from that
office will bring the resolution up in
the house on my Individual RESPONSE
biilty as member, it being privileged
matter"
Chairman Culberson said to the COM
mittee several times that if the case was
reported to the house in its present
status a majority of the committee
would support tbs minority report on
the floor.
MIR. Broderiok was authorized to tele-
graph to Judge Kicks an Invitation to
appear before the committee tuesday
and did 30. The supporters of Judge
Kicks In the committee say it was evil
dent by todsy's discussion that two or
three who voted for impeachment las t
Tuesday have changed their views and
will change their votes.
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administration will do. / have not had
time to think. The dispatches seem 20
say that the rebels b ad artillery. Where
could they have got 1t? The dispatch
does not speak OF any being landed.
Do you think there can be any doubt
that the news 70 accurate ?''
1t was not possible to get news OF the
instruction to the president tonight.
Senator Morgan, chairman of the senate
committee on foreign relations, dee
clined to enter into q discussion
of the question tonight. II would not
care to say what would be the policy
of the government in this matter with
out further thought" he said, ''nor
would it be my place to attempt to
point out a policy for the administra-
tion. But" and the senator spoke with
slmost dramatic force. they cannot
overthrow the republic nor will this
government stand by and see it DONE"
Later in the evening, after having
more fully perused the Associated Press
dispa, chee, Minister Thurston said:
at is an ill-conceived piece OF folly.
with no possibility of success against
the government.
Il think the government will take
such measures that will teach such
lesson that there will be little danger OF
a repetition of the affair unless they
(the rebels) receive further encourage
ment from abroad"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-19
KICKS GIVEN A CHANCE.

Ane ACcuseu uuHG1 OhS Dbtenu the
Charges Against Him.
WASHINGTON. Jan. is. The judiciary
committee of the house held long seq
sion today over the Kicks case. Repre-.
sentative Bailey of Texas presented q
majority report drawn by himself and
nority report the friends OF RicEs are
endeevoring to reverse the decision OF
the previous meeting, but after three
hours there was no sign of conclusion.
The Bailey report. Gays. concerning the
charge that Kicks dsfrauded the govern
ment OF fees:
"Conceding all that Judge Kicks says,
ard waving its moral question, he does
not escape charge OF defrauding the
United States. The purpose. and only
possible purpose, in picking out these
cases and anticipating their ices was to
increase his personal compensation, and
in doing that ne was not only violating
the law, but practicng deliberate fraud
as will be easily seen by Bimple calcu-
| lation."
Finally the committee decided by q
vote OF to B to reopen the case by ex-
tending an invitation to Judge Kicks TO
appear before them, if be 80 desired,
with his witnesses, and gave like in
vitation TO the other sids. This action
was taken on motion of Harrison OF Ala
bams, who RETAINED from voting ut the
last meeting. The afiir NATIVE votes
were cast by Ray of New York, Powers
OF Vermont, Broderick OF Kansas, Up
degrif OF Iowa, Childs OF Illinois, Re-
publicans; Goodenough and Harrison
OF Alabama. Democrats. Negative -
Bailey OF Texas. Boatner Of Louisiana,
Lane of Illinois, S.ockdsle OF Mississippi,
Deramond of Missouri. Democrats.
Representative Culberson, the chair
man. who voted for impeachment at
the last meeting. RETAINED from voting.
Representative Bailey's report was dis
cussed at length. and several amend
ments voted upon. Members who stood
with Bailey for impeachment regard the
vote as practical defeat, so far "a action
by this congress is concerned
Representative Bailey tried to be re-
lieved as member of the sub-commit
tee. but the committee would not agree
to this. Bailey subsequently said ne
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Tho %. G. - and thu A. o. f. of A
IiAv. Instaitatton.

Tho %. G. r. and thu A. o. f. of A.
NAv. Instaiiatton.
SAN rEDRo, Jan. Is Saturday evening the
dance, which was postponed last Monday even
ing on account o: the Indictment weather will
be held al swiuior.l's hall The music will be
furnished By the new san Pedro orchestra
consisting of Mrs Waller. pianiste; Mr. Muller
vioinist; Messrs. Hem6hill, Percy and Croker,
comets ana horns.
Mrs. \. B. Holmes, assisted by her daughter
Miss Bessie gave very pleasant whist party
on Wednesday evening. The following were
amoag the guests: Mrs. A. Muller Miss Gil
lis, Mss T ucsdell DR.. Hill and Mr.. Harry
Beal
Reconsideration ceremonies of tn Circle OF
the For st have been postponed until next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Weldt returned to her home in Will
mington m Wednesday after three day )
visit to her son, Captain Dave, and his charm
ing wife.
Frank Carey rallied bicycle last Wednesday
and John Dodson proved the lucky winner
On Wednesday evening Martha Washington
council, No. l0I, o. &. F., held their annual
installation OF officers as follows: Past coun.
cillor, Mrs. Mary Blatt; chief councillor, Mrs.
II. +. Dakin; vice councillor Isabella Smith f;
secretary, W. II, Savage; prelate, Mrs. Hillyer;
marshal, Joe Weldt; warden, Mrs Lille BARGE
guard, W. II. Croker; sentry, j. NJ Swinford;
trustees, Mrs. Mary A. Savage. DR.. George c.
Brown and \. NJ. Muller. After the installa-
ton ceremonies Grand Councillor Hon. 7. II
Sewage addressed the large audience at some
length drawing attention to the merits of the
order as did also Grand Recorder S. c. Wallis
banquet and dance followed, to which the
members OF the council had invited the
friends and merry time ensued until away
into the "wee ama hours"
On Thursday evening, Court San Pedro No
1868, =. o. +. OF A, held public installation
OF the newly-elected officers, and the following
grand officers were present from Los Angeles:
b. G. c. r., A. l.. Apffel OF Court Sunset; G. s.
c. r., \. Ortila A. G. Sanchez, herald; F. A.
Maurice, c. R.. A. G. Rivera of Court Column
bus; Ward OF Court Amerious, ana others
A. Ortila made telling speech on the origin
and work OF the order. Refreshments were
served in the lower rooms OF the hall. and
dancing was kept up until nearly a. M. a
cry enjoyable evening ensuing.
The officers installed we're: p c. R.. Jake
Olsen; c. r., C. Grosjean; sub. C. R. Ben Cross;
treasurer, +. Norman: financial secretary Ed
Abbott; recorder, Rosendahl; 5. woodward; c.
Carlson; 7. woodward, o. Jacobsen. S. beadle
A. Bessola; T. beadle J. Marcovitch; physician,
DR.. Weldon. j. McLaren acted as installing
officer.
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lille reading, 81; satisfaction guaran'
teed. Fanny Green. 144 S. Main, room 3.
Miss Gertrude Aull sings in Simpson
NJ. +. tabernacle tomorrow, Sunday
morning and evening.
Y. w. @. A. gospel meeting at 3 :45
p. III. Sunday, led by Mrs. s. j. Oliver.
Special prayer fer convention. All young
women invited. Remember the Spanish
physical culture. choral and literature
classes now being formed, 10Y N. Spring
street.
DR.. Edward ]. Hadfield, late of Phiia.
delphia, physician and surgeon, Brad
bury building, rooms 210-2l1. Hours,
Ii tn -, 2 to 4, to 8. Special attention
given to diseases of nose. throat, chest
and all chronic diseases, both male and
emaie. Consultations free.
Tomorrow the St. Vincent church,
corner Washington and Grand avenue,
will have special services at 10 80 a. NJ
The 40 hours of devotion will be in-
augursted at the solemn high mass.
The musical programme will be elabor-
ate, aud all ere invited to attend.
Rev. A. C. Bans will preach at Trinity
Methodist church south, BrosdwaY,
Snucav morning on The Baptism of the
Holy Ghost In the evening G.. w.
Letch, returned missionary from Cey-
Ion. will give a missionary address on
India, illustrated by 100 stereopticon
views.
This opening service of the Welsh
Presbyterian church will take place to-
morrow, Sunday, at 2 O'Clock pm, in
their handsome new edfics on Croker
street, near Twelfth street. Ministers
of Los Angeles and neigh boring cities
will take part in the aervices. All are
cordially invited to attend.