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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

Don Mguel MoH y Campins Jues
Munipal Suplente encargado del Jas
gado por haliar en- uso de lieencia
el pr0pfetario.
AL p6bIico hago sabsr: que en- los autos
de juieio verbal civil seguidos en- este Juz-
gado por don Jesemfas Marechal contra
Casimira Gonzalez Victoriano r vera, en-
cob.o de cineto diezy ocho pesos moneda
corriente, SO ha dispuesto por pr videncia
de esta cha, sacar & I1blica subasta los
hi mes embArgados los deudores Casimirs
Gonzslez Victoriano Rive a. son los
signientes: cuatro cuerdas mas meuos de
tcrreno, equivalentes 4 una h. c'Srt a, sesea-
Ia tres Areas, veinte centisress, & G. fe y
guineo, radicadss en- el barrio de Vegas
absjo. de esta jurisdcci5n, colin dando por
el Norte con Dofa La 0 Gopzalez viuds de
VeIez: por el Sud con s vero Colon don
Juan Antonio Medina: por el Z te con Ma
nuel Cor z 2ez 'ose 1rizarry. y por el
q sste con los citados Severe Colon y La o
Gonzalez viuda de Velez, y una casa de
maderas del pais techads ceTcsda de va
Ruas, destinada vivieIda y nile oeho va
ras de largo, por cinco de aucho, equiva
lentes seis metros sei ciento eesenta mi
hmetros, cuatro metros ciento seseLta
milfmetros res pectivamente, una mSqui-
ma de descascsrar cafe: cuya casa ss halla
enclavada en- chos terIs os: los bienes
nnencionados han sido tassdos per cialmen-
70 en- Ia suma de quinienios pesos moneds
oorriente sehs lAndose para el scio del re-
mate el dfa treinta de NJ ,yo sctual & las dos
dc In tarde. en- los estrsdos de este j. aga
do advrti6odose que no SO admitiran propo
siciones que no cuban las dos ter erss
parties de In tasaci6a al co. tado, prsvia con
sjgnsei3n en- la mesa del Jazsado de urs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20
ASOCILCIOU
DE- DEP PEuDIEu 9'ES

Aver, de las cinco de la tarde las ochO
de la nocho, celebr6 su primera Junta Ge-
neral la ASoci0ci6fs de Dependencies, de
jando deinItivameUte constituida la soce-
lad, cuya d rectlvS procedlo elegir.
La aslst,iDcia fa6 numtroSa. y reno entire
tod''s los cOucurrebte III eeriiitn de- frater-
IO al y uu tl tusiasme, 'nf-,~ r''s de Ii
cose'ha do beue fcos que de auro han de
rec < los asnciados.
Ii one confeSar que Ii Comisi6n orga :
riznu.r4 b ileuad stls d-b 4'es con exc-sn
y II Juut4 s neral, al couce lerl7 unen'u,A
meItte IN vut de gracI.S expressive, 20 M
mas que reudir plettJ ,menaje la iasts
cI
\ permit aseuoS, por via de pare t~>i~
h ,-' m.ne6u -sperl | / nne>trr qa-,rl.
=" < ,iotl ttu y .$-4. IL. III IL =
h rtu ( tptlnsa 10 c~.j ~ 't>t+. t.. q
ouos or prueteldl H.. tu-i -tu. . ~ la 10
b y ,lura ra:,i cio1.
r. cnantp l., Dire..tiva los cahaiero-
qu- il rm s.,r pr-rt+ s-gn"s h- nr >L'r-
- ~ pr. !. rs q ,c,6a. de DIs"d e.trs
lie >qf los nombres d. Jos -.t z dos
q1e 10 fueron to los pr uuanimldad;
PROPIETARIOS
Presidente, don ,s6 L'oreas Echeva-
riia.
S.cretario. don Gumer-indo Beltran
Tesorero, don r .tn61 NJ yoral
| spe,t"r de Iuotruccl64, don Jose A
N gron Ssrjurj,
| ,eptctor de R-creo, don Antonio Otero
I spe,tor Ge 3 ;uei epcla, don Juan Ca
ba>sa
Inspector de Cesaptfa, don Arturo For
narls.
Inspector de B blioteca, don Jose Il Rniz
Inspector de Cooperative, don jose Font
MartelO.
SUPLENTES
Vice -PresdeDte, dou Andres Aoostiui
Sub 5 crt tarIo. don Manuel j Vldal
Sub Tesorero, don Bernardo Waldo ella
SUB Inspt ctor &c Iuotiucc on, don Fran
cisco P..rras
S,bI spettor de R9creo, don Ptdro
SaIazar.
s I'll tspector de B ,neficencia, don Ma
nu-l n YordaB.
Sub lspector de Cesantia, don Deodor,
RIvas
Sub Inspector d. B .blioteca, don Luis A.
Yordan.
Sub-Inspector de Cooperative, don Raf .el
Schu,k.
Enviamos al l4ai-npstico gremin su Di
rectiva nuestro cordial saludo d ! frIicitacion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20
LA VIUDA
DEL .TENIENTE CALICO

FL Eco as Navarva publica un in
teresante fnferViegV que con la Viu a
del infortunado teniente don FL laric
Gallego, fusilado en- la Habsna, hs
celebrado su corresponsal en- E'tella
donde reside la desdiohada sonora
con una hija. nina de ocho amos.
Refiri9ndose a su esposo, dijo:
'Iogreso en- el ejercito como sol
dado, al principle de la Ultima que
rra carlista. Hizo toda la campa1a
del Norte, y en- la acci6n de Mirava
lies gan6 el empleo de sargento
Fla la batalla de Somorrostro die
ronle la cruz pensionada, y en- la
acciones de Valmaseda y Abarzuzo
sc bati6 con tanto vslor, que sus j
fes le colmaron de elogios carifi osisi
mos.
Fue Fllipinas con el grado de al
i6rez estuvo ALI once amos.
En- 1887. al frente de ounce bra
vos tiradores, tome en- j olo por asal
to la Gotta de L 4pul. ca enio herido
al comenzar el ataque. Avanz6,
pesar de la mucha sangre que perdia
y desaloj6 de sus poslciones al enc
migo.
Este her6ico hecho de armes foe
grandemente encomiado por Ell gene
raj Arolas. que al presentarsele el al
ferez. le dijn:
-Muy sefior Gallego; muehos ga
llegos como usted quiero 20 para 10
campsfia.
En- la campafia de Mindanao obtu
vo la cruz del Merito Militar de pri
mera clase.
Fue Cuba como voluntario y no
comprendo-ex la desdichada.
sollozando-c6mo un militar tan va
liente y pundonoroso ha cometido eD
acto de corbardia de que Sc lie acusa
La infeliz sefiora igoora el fusila
miento de 81 esposo, y espera con
mortal ansiedad contes'acion a los te
legrsmas que ha dirigdo los minis
tros de la Guerra y UItramar.
PREPARANDO LA CAMPANA
'Tocan su fin los preparativos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

do los academies de Ia rebellion 81
el Gobierno djo qle GARCIA d. nc.
ticias, seria porque lie convinisra
por no alarmar al pals
Crando yo publique la ley de or
den p1blico, no fac pr el bandole-
rismo, como sc dijo, sino por la exis
tencia de algunas partidas hlbusteras
de cuya aparicion hAbia dado cuents
a E.pafia.
En- los primeros momentos trope
&C con la difcultad de falta de hom
bres y especialmente de dinero. La
pagss esta5an entonces atrasadas tres
meses, y menos NAL que habiamcs 5
adelantado algo, rofque cuando me
encargue yo de la capit lnfa general,
eran cinco meses los que sc adeuda
ban.
Tuve que contentarme con orde
mar que saliesen de la II abana dos
batallones para que batiesen las pri
meras partidas. y cuandc Ell "a de
Mario llegaron los bataliones penin-
sulares, va sc destinaron q Santiago
de Cuba
Refriendose los parlsmenta los
me dijo el General Calleja que Sc va
lio de este procedimiento para gana'
tempo mientras llegaban los refuer-
zos de Espafia.
-Lo lriprero que me importaba, y
puse gran empefio en- conseguirlo,
fuG matar los chispazos de Santa
Clara y Matanzas, regiones ricas,
donde la insurreccion hubiera podido
hacer mucho dafo. Consegui mis-
propositos. y este me satisfizo extra
ordinariamente.
A mi salida de la Habana eje
completamente pacif cadas cinco pro
vincias. localizada la insurrecei1n
en- la parte de Santiago.
r general Calleja considera inne-
cesario y peligroso armar a los ira
bajadores del campo. y asegura que
hay armas y municiones bastantes
para hacer frente al movimiento insu
rreccional.
Atribuye las causas determinantes
de la insurreccion q la tremenda cri
sis economical porque atraviesa la isla
y sc muestra reconoci 5isimo q la OPT
nion sana del pals. que lie presto gran
auxilio desde los primefo; momentos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

En Stl German, don Tomas Q1iilones.
Qnienes les expedi' an recibos provisional
les previa ebtteg dc sus extractos de ins
cripci6n q his cuaies deber n sati, f4cerse
los stllcs correspondientes sean cinco cen
ravos espaflol les por aceion.
L. que Sc hace pdoico para conocimiento
general
Ponce. @ de NJ 4yo de 1895 --Por la J. de
e., Ell Secret4rio. j o PosoreU Ell Dlrec
or Gereute, interino, YoU,er M4rinr4t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20
LEASE

En- ell trsyecto comprenddo de la calle de
= Villa. fneute al pa-sje F~rr u. al extreme
sur de IL caile de Ia Aurora de eta ciudad
h .xfraviado A don II .rtirian FuntaDe
ina hbr ta de cueTtss QUE liryaba dentro
Il m nrqu no co de eaigar diuero
Al 'inH In euEr gnr eu eta rrdaccon sc lie
tr-fffin.tA nnuvs't 3ssfs T. mart 2-f5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

cantidad igual, por 20. menos al diez por
cisnto del valor que sirve tpo q la su-
basta.-DAdo en- A j 1ntas sells CN nj yo
de mil ochocisntos novsuta Y cinco : Mi
gael Mol. .-Por su mardado,- j. Joaquin
F.gueroa. Els ooia-E Se;retario j. Joa
Qltia Ft0UeTOa 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

No h@h!endO reel 10 Ell S9nOr Marti eZ
es's Vaiares Sc piIso indagar su para
dero, aveFig tand"qp- dicbos blletes b .biau
Sido vendd por Frabci-co MartIuez. car
tefo u yr 'ie IL All nlul~C aeon d !. est ciu-
dad, II G marc Cortes quieD, iguorando
Su proceed encia, los v-ndlo al lab ,roso CO
nerclante don Luis Casais. FL S. nor Ca
sails II pnso en- conoclmleoto q sennr Mar
tintz pnr 10 que to pui, avtriguar 10 ocn-
rII'io dando parLe al JuZg ado de semeiante
hechO
No dudamos de que ese cartero Sc le
lmpoadra et corrective que Sc merece.
Sc nos dice que Il r gidor de abastos don
Luis q tuthier, ha dado orden en FL Mercado
de que DO Sc entrt guen al reporter de LA
DEMOCRACIA los uaLos que nos eumlDi>traba
Ia poll, Ia sobre el peso de la carne, sin que
b yan pasado autes p0r SW U'stn
Mucho nos eXtrant eata determination
del eef1or G. luther.
H4sta ahora, msdiante esos dstos, sin fs
Cal 2 tcl0n de nadIe, hemos veuldo de auu
CLAUDIO hechos punibles conetidos en- ell Mer
cado.
"a que obedece esa iinconprensible orden
del :. Il II Gauthier2
sAcaso los ,tos Que hemos venidO denun-
Claudo sou faisos?
Pues d spuestos eetamos en- los tribunales
prObai rs.
Va veremos 10 que hsy en es.e asunto y
hoblaremos claro, clarlJo.
Entire los ofciales del battalion que acaba
oe neg II est clu iaddlc 7luos que viene IN
sehor lenlehte' sooflno del duque de Vera
qua, QUEEN yoluntarlame eu ts 50 amino las tro-
pedlcionarlas. L!amase don CristoDal
Colon.
aver hubo IN escandalo en- el Z 4bo de la
oulepra' proLnovldo por varIoS vagabuados
que 80 ontretenlau Ell arroJars5 piedras.
Nuestros articulos contra los abusos de la
plaza DEF Morca do, Va surtlendo @, ef cto
g1,s deoeo ba mos es declr. que las autorlda-
ues touueu carUa, en.l asunto
L uolauza u leute uue b bfa en- ell f.l
dc pcs o. aa rtIo IA tltuiua lor ,tra LpQ4L
ii F.,ce AuulcIp /. .uu...tro amigo don
Ii unit, Dtsz b .,tabe ldo ante =, Juez
.MuuI,I pal ,4cuu.4>ta do n, n cho, Que ue
"a ociara ui,,s
y, darvlu,s cue ta nuestros lectore4 del
rvau tauO do tuu eato
Na.,tro o,...iao a., .a,;,.a, g5oo.
nm ,ir mn,
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tra,e,.
AZ adeeemos Al 60 eoa Ia d4f-rencia
rl;<,,.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20


Aver, diez nueve de Mayo, celebro la
fabrlca de pastas lei FeniX" de los sefic-
res Casals y Besosa ell aniversario de su
Inauguration, dando IN esplendido almuer-
20 sus operarios y operarias.
Ell ediicio amaneci0 adornado con-hap-
deras aacionales puertorsiquthas. L'sti-
ma que esta industria, que tantO credito
tiene en- ell pals, tenga contados los dias de
.su eXstencia, 81 en- los nuevos aranceles no
Sc modi6can los derechos .fscales que tiene
que psgar por las materias primas que en-
plea. Amino cOnstancia, sefores fabri-
cantes, que no hay NAL que dure ciea amos.
Ua vecino de esta c:udad nos sup.ica la
ius-rc oa de ID guisnte:
= Una pregtnta: Tiene obligation 81
j ez M n,c1pai de hrmar las bo'etas de de-
INC 9 aunq1e sea dia fsriadc!
h g esta pregunta, porque aver domin
go / Sr. Sanchez Montalvo Juez INFERNO,
SO nego 6rmar ne la boleta de defunc;6n
de h ] !, mfo v:endoms en- la neresidad
de acuoir al senor daz nau 3 ttez j Juea-ds
instruction lnte mo, ell 4ue, despues de DIR
mi qu+ja, ords k6 q1s de los encarga-
d g del registro, senor Balaguer, 80 avista.
sr con Ell sen Sa, cnez Montalvo que
Fl mara la boleta.-Rana6ss Cordero.
Fl h an sido denunciados los siguientes
pesauvres de :arne'
Tomas Clnt-on 10 gramos faltos on ell
peso.
Ramon B sltran. IA gramos id. i'd.
G 20 Fern sad-z amos i'd id.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20
LOS MUCHHcH0s
ASCENSION, Ros Y Ca. S. C.
At0eIa. esqHtna Fires

Acabqn de comp'etar fu extenso var:a-
10 surtido de me rcarcias, ferreteria y
4uincal q.
Veloa de r .ligiosa, Cachsmiras, medias
para seforas caballsros, calzado, perfu-
neiia g1antes mitones de seda, objetos
l@ biscu t c ronas para noviss,y " de biecuit
oa-a de- unciot es, paraguas, kombrillas,
oahuel se a. etc. etc.
Go osel surtido en- juguetes::y nj seas.
Les lesfEimos drill mallorqnines asa.-
g.aos, b landss parelas.
Ell renomhr ado calico marca Ls fueha-
chos So estA agotando Ia txlstsrcia.
YEsQUERos Y MECHAs
M qnir as 6e picae carre. moler n aiz,
We 'A4doras parasssfe, ma hstes marca 90.
C ,drilo, planchas, tainc, alambre de puas,
.ompas aieetoriss, hu.es blancos, de colo
-es repros, efec os para carpinteros, to-
-le-oa. taisbarterof, zapatsfos, hsrreros
-. Corrsss .para Daquinarias, todos ta-
o, d . y dinner sic nes.
Pin.u as aceite de linaxa, aguarrks, cris-
alerfa le Ia.
teton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

Para dar cabida las interesantes noticias
de Cuba que nos trae la prensa peninsular
t,ra amos gan parte dc nuestros originates.
Por htoer leg ID }. des ,ueS de Co npne>tn
Il ptrlodlco, la correspondence de Cub4
Aplazs mos ara ma1aua los ceiegra IN IS y
ultlnas not1rlas que nos han traidO los can
les dc Id AutIllu herInaDa.
Victima de larga eufsrnedad pauri6 el $ :
nado I'll u11p Cesar MIR ,lih h.io de nuestro
aDlg dou Julio Miralih
FL entierro uuvo f5ct) en- la tarde del
ml>mo lila.
Enviamos los esposos Mrailh nuestro
p6same.
Aver q las de Ia ma1lana fDndeo en- IL
CauJal Il yapor correo d. IA Peninsula, re
olb endose hoy en- Ponce Ia. correspondeucia
Maestro estimado amgr don T:icardo
NartInrz, emrgr t'i0 de 5 ,uto Domingo qu.
leslie hace n 5 resi- IL en e>ta cIutad. So ~
.cercado e-t' reeiacc 8 denu Hciarnos III
4hu>o de que ha el 10 v3ct,m4
Ayr reclilo lie su pals noticas de OUT
Ion Tomas Brea le envIo una cArta por CO.
rreo dlrijtda doft Mercedes Bcea viud;
d. Sosa que Sc h"sppdt en ell II tel f4rin ;
copteniehdo un blllete y ochp deAmo< de l.
ot-ria de esta iSa premiados, aquel COB
% J estos con S 40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20
ESPECIFICO SALV iDOR
De JUAN SIERRA URGELL

DE- AN SEKHA IKLELL
Con este e'prsf6 - d-ssparecen los Sas-
= y Is p'cszon 4u- psoaueen las srup
iou-s 81 cus'po E II ve da1ero .qui
a-1ol 7. s. asa essesiones es spli
ot h.s ia scs disti ts
Va de- - j ara thaz bsrrio de Hat
n--a-sa - ievaun lao eIt.
Nv 81 fsaS A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

4SS imponentes depositaron aver Gonin-
de S 369 50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

Aver q las 8 de Ia maflana 1udeo en- !
Caultal Fl vap0r correo d. IA Peninsula, re
;lb endose hoy en- Ponce Ia. correspondence
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

S7rvi ,ios prestados por ell Cuerpo de vi
IL ncIa "td~u Ii l,co:
B into Pojals, Lpisa Cagnia. Francisco
Paoll. denuuciados por esc,nd 40 y rlla. A
st uitimo SO e ocupo una navaja.
Tom Is Velazlu-z Jesis Polin, denun-
ola'ios por rln y esc ,udalo Iiblco
Jose Qnfiones e detenido por indocu-
meutado Y oospechoso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

'Tocan a su fin los preparativos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

Aver hubo IN escandalo en- el r .bo de la
Culebra, proLuovIdo por varIos vagabu adoS
que 80 entretenlau ell arrolarss piedras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-20

Ponce, May S ie 1875
The herald., 1895-05-12
The Little l<sd SchooIhouse

(rhe Herald is in receipt OF q commu-
nication signed by Committee of Thir-
ty" representing the ten councils of the
American Protective association in the
city of Los Angeles. The communica-
ton is too voluminous to PRINT in full,
the gist of its assertions bein contained
in that portion herewith given.)
To the People of Los Angeles County:
In defense of truth and justice, we, the
friends of the American free public school
SYSTEM make this statement and appeal
to all the people relative to the action of
the Fiesta com mittee concerning the
little red schoolhouse tioat.'
Some patriotic citizens, who were en-
thusastic friends of the public school,
suggested that a float representing the
little red schoohouse, the emblem of
appropriately head the procession of pub
lie school chilrden on chiidren's day of
Fiesta week. The float was to represent
a school house painted red. to contain
teacher and twenty scholars. together
with flagstaff, floating the American
flag. This simple device was to be placed
upon wheels and drawn by school boys or
by men. no horses being allowed, in or
der TO insure safety on the line of march.
The free public school system was first
established by Roger Williams in Provi-
dence, r. l., in 1875. and the first build
ings were of rude red boards, hence the
appropriateness OF the symbol.
request was made of the Fiesta school
committee, who were said to have entire
control ! of the children :. day parade, to
allow the float place in0the parade. This
request was made three or four weeks be-
fore the day of the parade.
No mini.tes were kept oi the meet
ings of this committee and no motions
were made. bnt every action was inform
AZ. TIL chairman of the committee pub
licly asked each member his opinion re-
garding the float, and each one respond
ed, 81 see no objection to it, "
At a subsequent meeting of said COM
mittee the.g who made the request
to have the float in the procession made
a request that it be placed at the head of
The herald., 1895-05-12

the procession, and there was consent
given by the enti er committee.
1t was stated to the Fiesta school com
mittee that the little red shoohousa was
not to go into the procession as the repre-
sentative of any society, nor was any par
ticular organization to be known or rec
ognized in the float. but that it only rep
resented the public school system of
America.
After this consent was given to enter
the float in the school parade, the Ameri-
can Protective association volunteered to
build it and pay for it. 1t was built and
made about ready. although it was not
an emblem of that order. when, only
few days before the parade. the director
general gave notice that the float could
not 90 because "some parties objected.
That no patriotic families could object
to the emblem of the public school lead
ing procession of public school chldre
was certain. and the objection of no 9TH
ers should be considered for a moment.
Patriotic citizens became indignant.
The hand OF the enemy of the pub lie
school had shown itself. A meeting was
held at the Office of the city superintend-
ent of schools. with the Fiesta school
comm ittee.
When three members OF the committee
denied that they had ever given consent
for the float to 90 in the procession, and
as there were no minutes of the meetings
the fourth member of the committee could
not prove UDab consent was given. Inc
three members for the first time made
strenuous objections TO the float, refused
consent to its going in, and in the meet
ing manifested such spirit of bitterness
toward the float and its friends as to i'm
press the large audience present. that they
were under the influence of the sworn
enemy of the American public school.
An appeal was taken to the advisory
board of the Merchanlts' ASSOCIATE of
the Fiesta, and they refused to admit the
float.
Thousands of indignant American cit-
! Zens were aroused to such pitch of eX
| citement that they insisted on forcing the
| float into the procession, saying They
would as soon die for the little red school
house as for any other American insti-
| tuition.
| Public school boys came and begged
the privilege OF pulling the float anyhow.
| Pasadena sent 200 men down for the same
| purpose; Santa Monica offered 300 men
who would pull the float at the rick of
their lives; the Soldiers Home sent re-
quest from 100 old soldiers who had faced
bullets asking permission to pull the
float.
But the American Protective assoca-
tion is composed of good citiznes who love
| law and order, and who recognized that
| the Fiesta WAS not public, but a private
! institution, and that to force the float in
might cause a riot; so sober counsel pre-
vailed, and the float was pla ed out OF
reach and the most patriotic men said:
Lets not disgrace the schoolhouse by
putting it into this foreign institution.
known as the Fiesta, but wait until the
Fourth of July. an American day, when
no man will dare object
The herald., 1895-05-12

nR. WONG HIM. who has practiced medi.
~ cine in Los Angeles for 20 years. ana
whose Office is at 639 Upper Main st.eet will
treat by medicine all diseases of women. men
and children. The doctor claims tn. he hos
medies that are superior to all others as
specific for troubles OF women and men.
trial alone will convince the sick that DR..
Wong II Inns remedies are more efficaclous than
can be prescribed DR. Wong Him is a Chinese
physician of prominence and a gentleman OF
responsibility. His reputation is more than
well established, and all persons needing his
services can rels on his skill and ability A
cure is guaranteed in every case in which re.
covery is possible. Herb medicines for sale.
The herald., 1895-05-12
RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from rup
ture Prof Joseph Fandry, formerly OF Berlin,
Germany, now OF Santa Barbara, is practical
rupture specialist and truss manufacture" In
formation free whereby you can become ed
Those having tried all kinds OF patent trusses
and found no relief also have given up all
hope, to those people am calling their atten
tion and especially ask them to send me their
address.
The herald., 1895-05-12

Chatsworth Park-Leave from and arrive at
River S alton (San Fernando street) only.
sSundays excepted. ASundays only.
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND.
Leave for ARCADE DEPOT. Ar. from
20 pm Daily except Sunday IL :57 am
General Passenger Office. 229 8. Spring st
The herald., 1895-05-12
TO THE PUBLIC:

Los ANGELES CaI.. july Fl, IoUfs
DIR. WONG HIM. $50 Upper Main st.
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in adding my tes
timony to the many you lave ALREADY receives
| will saw tina after taking your treatment for
catarrh of the head and throat, that am now
well. and ask you TO refer TO me any person
as to the efficacy of your treatment. Yours
truly p. E KING.
Attorney and Notary Public,
Garvanza, Cal.
The herald., 1895-05-12

The recent mangling OF a pedestrian at
the corner of Commercial and Alameda
streets is another proof of the fact that
a watchman is sadly needed at that II il
road crossing also that our civilization
might progress faster if our car of Jug
gernaut were to run more slowly.
A number of the linmangled citizens in
that vicinity have requested me to request
the authorities to compel the beneticiares
to appoint watchlnan for the said
crossing.
The herald., 1895-05-12

Angostura bitters restores the sppetite and
ures indi gestion when all else fails. Manuac-
ured by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert IL Sons. At all
druggists.
The herald., 1895-05-12
Between East San Pedro and Long Beach l
minutes

RUBIo CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN.
Trains leave Los Angeles daily at 8 a.nl.,
l 80 am. l 40 p m, and pm,
Fine pavilion and hotel. Grand scenery.
The Wilmington transportation steamers
connect for gallon at East San Pedro with
train leaving les Angeles 9:55 I'm. daily ex-
cept sunday. returning AT $40 pm, except
sunday
Daily. Daily except Sundays. Sun.
days only.
Stages meet the 8 a m and c:o5 pm. trains
al Pasadena for Mt. Wilson on new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the m.
train for Mt Wilson can return same day.
Special rates to excursions and picnic parties.
Deprts cas- end OF First street and Downey
avenue bridges.
CITY cket office, Greenwald's cigar stor.,
corner Second aud Spring streets.
General Offices, First-street depot.
T. b. BURNETT, General Manager.
w. WINCUP Gen. Passenger Agt