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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s-Arrvec-Str
Columbia. Astoria, schr Thomas S. Negus.
CEalasha Sailed-Str Queen, Victoria, schr
Nolant. Nehalem ok Lew q. Burgess. Ia
coma sChr Western Home. Coos Bay. str
N nicola, Tacoma.
HONOLULU. oct. q -Arrived-U. s s.
Bennington. from San Francisco; sh Henry
Willard. from Nansiino. To sail. Septem-
Der 2s-Bk Fresno. for Royal Roads.
GRAfS HARBOR, Oct 7.-Saled-Str
Ne@sboy, for Redondo.
TATOOSH Oct Passed in--Rr str
Warrimoo. from Sydney. for Vancouver.
Outside. bound in-Bk Theooald. from San
Francisco for Puget sound
TACOMA Oct. 7.Sa!led-Bk Gatherer,
from San Francisco.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 7.-Arrtved-sk
Loudnn Hin. from Oregon.
SYDNEY. Oct. s.-Sa4ied -Br str Aorangi.
for Vancouver Spoken-per str Valencia,
Sept s. % 10 n. 1852 E-Schr Louis from
kiao Chou tor Port Townsend. al well!
October Z 10 30 a. u.--Sa Dash!ng Wave,
from San Francisco for Tacoma.
FREE concert Madison park pavilion.
80 y. m. Miss SchultZe soprano solo.
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Catholic Churches.

Church OF the Immaculate Broadway
and Madison street Rev A. Domaai, pas
tor: Rev. a. Triyeiii and Res. J Memo son.
assistants. Conducted BY the Jesuits Low
masses al and sis &. m; high mass at
1899 a n. Sunday school at 2:3U D. N.
Evening service at T:39 p. m.
Sacred Heart Sixth avenue and Bell
street Conducted by the Redemptorists.
Rev. Joseph "A. Kautz &. IS. r. pastor
Low mass, with sermon. a. m; nigh mass.
with sermon. 1870 a. m. Sunday school.
200 o. m. Nespers sermon and benedlc-
t!on 80 j. m
Our Lady Of Good Help-Third avenue
south ana Washington street Rev. +. Y.
Prefontaine. pastor. Low mass 8 g. III
nigh i4lass. 1880 a. III: benediction, Z 80
u. N.
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Spfrftual10m.

The Progressive Spirituality Society
Will hold services every Sunday afternoon
and evening In Masonic temple. entrance on
Pike street. Mrs. Ada Foye pastor Today
al 2 u. m. conference meeting. AT 100 D.
M. Mrs. Foye will lecture. subject. Life in
the Spin! World 10 be followed by tests
and messages-Seats free All are invited
taurch of the soul iesfz FIRST avenue
Pettis' hall. Chiaren's progressive iyeeufn
II 30 a. M Difference and uiediuulS' meet
ING AZ | p. n. Even4u- service At 80
AIRS. Lillian Nagei. Of Tacoma viii iec-
ture and give tests ard messages.
The Incorporated Seattle Splrftualists
Associa ton, branch OF the National, meets
Sundays at $50 and 80 D. m In Forest
ers hail. SIS First avenue. near Marion
street AL 80 =, m. conference. What is
That Force Expressed as the Law OF At
traction" followed by spirit messages At
I SO p. m, lecture by Air. Button, Of Call
Mrs. CHESHIRE. Public cordially invited. Seats
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baptist Churches.

Norwegian Danish-Services every sun
Day at Il a m. and 80 D. m. Rev. J. a.
II Johnson, Of Tacoma breaches every
other Sunday. Sunday school, 10 a. N.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
O'clock Al vino understand the language
are cordially invited
Market Stree;--corner rwenty-fourth
avenue south and Main street. Rev.
Thomas Baldwin, l.. u. pastor. Services
on Sunday ~ II a. III. and p m Young
Peoples Society u Christian tsrdeavor At
6:X p III. Prayer meeting evsry Thurs
day evening at : 10 Sunday school al l2.lS
d m Morning subject: The --LATEST Man
In the Bible and What Came Of t. Even
ing 4 Restored That Which ! Took Not
Away"
Swed.sh-Fifth avenue ard Olive street
Olive street. Sunday services AZ 1870 a.
n and 30 p. n. Sunday school At l. m.
Young peoples prayer mretiug N ) , m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening At 5
o'clock Weekly meeting Of Young peo-
pes Society Saturday evening a. o'clock.
Al Who understand the Swedish language
sr- cordially Invited
First Baptss;-Fourth avenue near James
street Louis : Bgwecman. pastor Resi-
dance Ien1 Twentieth avenue. Telephone
Brown "a, Home Bible school, Is =. m. ::
Corwn 5. Shank, superintendent: eh3rch
services ~ L a m and 30 =. III. Morning
subtee, The FAtherho0i ~ God The
harvest concert that was To have been give =
~ tie Bible schoui this evening has been
postponed nntN October Is There wlil he
10 evening service this church uniting with
ne FIRST rreseN tar an church All cordial
" invited Young Peoples meeting this
evering a $50 o'clock. Miss Florence
Adams. leader.
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iesler Junction Church-Preacbinx on
Sunday at II d. IN.
DUHaDiss Church-Daniei Baciey. pas
tor Sunday schoo. at 10 q. IA Preaching
Al 80 p. II.
FIRST - Third avenue and Pine street
PREACHING a II i II. and : so D. IN. Cha 80
meeting a. 10 a. m Sunday school at IL 70
D. m 7. F.. S. c. +. IL s.1s p. z. Prayer
meeting Thursday al 80 2. m. Monthly
meeting the first Thursday OF each mout n
a. 80 ,. n. Preaching by Rev. F. E.
whitman. Strangers welcome 10 all sers-
tees.
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- p. "a. Union Sunday school a. II a. n
Hss kTesayterIan-correr Fourth ave.
.-.a 20 spF'ax s'Fes1- Rev. A. L EgfcAt
go H.. II. Pastor. residence. So So-.ng
49, HE evening service r<Ii BE- 1rst3g
ss<sssacs ending The 7. II. &. A. ccnYsntion
Whitgorth college" -
Sscona, Sorta Seattle Third avenue
norsh ard Harrison street. Rev. ". 4
aaa3or, pastor: telephone Lake SCI Preach
ing a. l. a. n. and % p. n Y p s c =
:. -. p m MlG-wsek meeting. Thursday
"eish--Sevsath svsnue and Olive street.
- "ilIarn Davis. pastor. Services at
- p n Class meeting Wednesday Al 90
p n All friends are cordially invited 70
attend these services
taIgary Presoytevf2n-R@v Donald Ross.
pastor residence. 1T TwaGty-fourtn ave-
Soe services a. /! 8. m. ana p. n. every
naooasa /. r. s. {. & al 3. M. Prayer
meeting every THURSDAY evening al
O'CLOCK Sunday schCo! at i1sa5
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Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday NJ 80 p. m. al Ills Third
avenue. near Spring street. All welcome
Lecture by F. w WaId on Universal
Brotherhood'
The Queen City Philosophical Society In
America meets every Thursday evening at
3 o'clock At ie5 Maynard avenue for study
All interested In Theosophy are cordially
invited sunday evening ~ : y. m IN he
A. Q. II. w. hall IN Pioneer block Lecture.
Jesus lie Initiate" by Mrs Il. y. Schwa-
gerI All Welcome.
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Lutheran Churches.

German ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mission,
eander's hall. below sweeney's brewery
Services at 2:30 every other Sunday.
German Lutheran--Services In hail. cor
Ter Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
the month at Al ,. N. by the Rev. ".
H. Bearens. pastor.
Holy Trinity. Engilsh-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev. James +.
Beates. pastor residence sio Pike street
Service ~ II L. m Sunday school a. L 80
p m. No evening service. Service on
Wednesday evening.
Norweg an-Danisa-F'ourth avenue and
Pine street. 5. II. Toiefson. pastor
Study In basement Services at Ii a. III.
and p. n,
German South Seattle Mlssion-In hail
near postofiice. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday OF the month at
p. m Sunday school services next Sun
day AT p. III. Pastors. +. knappe, 1915
ell street
German Evangelical Lutheran lions
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street
Sunday school. $ ~ a. III. Sunday services
,t3o and Jugendverein $50 Thursday
ing al 7:se
German Evangelical. Lutheran. St
Johns Congregation Sunday services.
corner Market and Man. in Rainier
Heights Baptist church. every first and
third Sunday OF the month at p H.
Sunday school. every Sunday at j. n.
Children's singing practice every Friday
At $50 p. IN
Swedish Evaneelicai-Third avenue. near
r;ke Rev. Martin L. Larson. pastor resi-
dence, i42l Fifth avenue. Sunday services
AZ 1919 q. III. and =. N. sunday school,
L III. Bible clasa or prayer meeting at
The Cent Society meets at : y. m, the first
and third Tuesdays Of the month.
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sutored Baptist Mission.

established A mission. wh.ca VI! hoit
eoIxIres every SUNDAY al Il o clock = m.
ara O'Clock ?. m. The meetings w!l he
he'd la the Young = AtuTA3sis hall IN the
old university grounds
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Free Methodist Church.

First Free Nethodfst-sI2 Zine street
&. =. McReyrolds pastor. residence. 81
Pine street Preas hing II II g. n. ard S
2 m Sunday school Al SIS a. III Young
Peoples meeting. : a. N. Prayer meeting
Thursday at =. n. Seats tree 10 al.
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Meums Carmel FAITH Horse.

Meetings. a.. Ae.t every evening exr.pt
.fnnsay at ne Mount Carmel Mission
80 E.it~ Home corner ~ T1tea stree:
go summit svasoa Cen johnson. super
guse1SSnt
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No. hail. corner Second avenue south
and Yesier way Ensign Beruhardt ard
Lieut. Watson in charge. Nine a. IN. knee
drill; II q. m. holiness meeting; p. III,
family gathering. y. n. Free and
Easy"
No. 2 hail. corner Pike street and Third
aFeHae-C4pt- Gill and Liri4t. Gardner Il
charge, Nine a. m. knee driil; Ii a. III.
holiness meeting: D. III. family gather
ing. 2. IN. 'F'ree and Easy."
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TIE Norwegian Danish Methodist church
hold services every Sunday evening al 30
o clock IN the German Nj f church. cor
ner OF Denny way end Stewart street
Rev. K. y. Houge pastor.
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First Christian Church.

Christian Church - r4atona. Sunday
school at $50 a. n, No preaching
First Christian Church-- Seneca street
between Third and Fourth avenues. j. n
Smith. pastor. Residence. 2l22 Fourth ave-
nue Preaching at II a. III. ard D. m
Sunday school ~ g. 81 a. m ! r ! L. =,
at CAS- p. n. Prayer meeting Thursday
night.
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SuiyerAas Isr0kfaerhno

Ledge OK Univ ersl Bro;her6oo1-Sun-
dsv evening AT O'Clock, Hta~kiey block
rf.o-ra - Thursday evening. study class
Theosorn5csi society in America All meet
fngs free General Discussion tbs evening
by members. pubIio invited
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Meetings heti II baseH2ea, q - wash
tre9on street. entrance o1 alley between
Et+xf ay@rEie south are Occidental avenue.
av.rv evening d. Il O. clock pGAs!e cor
elsHy :rvited Chaplain. Thomas R>es.
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Evangelical Association

German - Harrison str.at and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernest. pastor. $50
Sunday at II g. m. and every FIRST and
third Sunday in the month al . m
English preaching every second and four 4
Sunday. Sunday school AZ a:4J a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at p. II. Sunday
and 3 y. IN. "Wednesday. German PRAYER
meeting every Thursday at S p. III.
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T~-a C.arlslia0 AlIarce meets a At +
~ every Sunday, arr On IauCstzy ~
l., ;he.r sal 80 Jnl9a street -
swa.7 Third ard Fourth av~nuss rear
Armerv hall.
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EpiscOpal Church~u.

g. Lukes - Rsnton- Rev. Lionel A.
we, minister IN charge. Service and scr.
uon al ?. IA
West Ssattis-Services are held every
Sunday Afternoon al the Hailsr school a.
ac.cck Rev. George Ruzze.ie. rector OF
a. Clements church. officiating.
q. Mary's-W oodland PARK Rev. H II
soyeg n charge. Service and sermon q,
sp m Mr.. Wilbur 5. Lewis, Iay reader
TAKE Green Lake car. get off at Winsow
station
St. stephen 3 Ballard. Rev. 2 E. n.y.
Is.A. rector. Divine service every Sunday
Al Il g. II and 100 3. u. TIE holy COM
uunsea Is celebrated on the first and
third Sundays OF the month. on the first
sunday al Il a. m. On the third Sunday
Z: So p m
3d. Paui's Chape!-Warren avenue ard
Republican street Rev. Lionel a. Wye,
priest IN charge. Sunday school at s.s5
/ m. Morning prayer and sermon a. Il
day o. the month at Il a. IA. and on the
third Sunday at a.
81. Marks church. Harvard avenue and
epr.ns street. Rev. j. r u. Lwyd, &C.
ter. residence. Thirty-sixlh avenue ID
Madison street. telephone. Brown co.
Hours e. church TO Il a m. and ! 10 go
o n; telephone. Black 1885,. Services a,
Il a. m. and 80 y. m. Bible class for
aduitE $50 q. m All welcome. Large vest
u choir. Ven. Archdeaeon l.. W. Apple
gate will preach twice every Sunday during
the absence OF Mr.. Liwyd. as a delegate 10
.ae triernla. convention OF the r. T. church
q, Washington.
g. Clements Twenty. fourth avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. George
BuzzelIe rector; residence 81 Twenty
nfih avenue south. Sunday school, 10
4 m. Morning prayer and sermon AT II
o'clock. Evening service ana sermon, 40
o'clock. Celebration OF the holy COM
munion OF the frat Sunday Of every month
81 II IA. m. and on the third Sunday OF
every month at a. m.
Trinity Parish Church Corner Eighth
avenue and james street. Rev. H. H.
Gowen, rector Telephone. Black $751;
Holy communion. 7.3o a IN. Morning
prayer. sermon and iitany. II d. m Evening
prayer and sermon. 100 ,. m Sunday
school, at 3.aa a. IA. Morning subject: The
Kings Daughters A.-Glorious Within"
Evening subject: ''Tae Divine Burden
Bearer"
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Christian Advent r@eel.oSs are be-. az
~ ~orr~- e Third avenue sof Madison
$40. EsT W Chapman, r@stor Prayer
meeting se.fS ! IN Preaching. - a. Il.
SUNDAY schfol. - p ?. III,
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Cumberland Presbyterian $500 Twan,v-soe-
orc avenue sre East Cherry Preaching
At u a. M. ard 80 2. N. Sunday school
a. u Ia r. n. Junior Endeayor Society Al,
go p. n Z p. : e. e a. s.sQ d m
Church prayer meeting Thursday AZ %
y. II.
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class In connection. Every Thursday
evening class meets az 1852 Third avenue
All interested IN higher spiritual unfold
uleat invited Free public treatment given
at all meetings every Sunday evening at
f:30 O'Clock. The society Meets IN the
Acme Bus ness college room III the Seattle
National Bank build n. Subject for sous
sion this evening, TWO Steps IL Evclu-
tion." BY a. +. Bigfora and other mem
peIS.
ProGresaive Lyceum.
The ChildEsu's Progressive Lyceum
meets every Sunday morning IL ieitls'
hall, FIRST avenue. at II q clock.
Unitarian Church.
First Unitarian church-SeYenth avenue.
between Union and Pike streets. No sery-
ices until further notice.
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IODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES,

Hereafter notices Il the church siree-
,a-y vi! be confined TO announcements az
s-urcn services only ard subjects OF SER
-rons Extended musical Programmes for
suneay services ard announcements ot
chareh enter Ealnifleals VIII only be pub
s.xhga a. advertising rates Notices fo-
.-is department saoulc be received Al
iris office not later thar / p. m. Saturday.
r. order 20 insure publication on SUNDAY
morning.
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RsrtoD Church Rev. George r y hit-
worth. = y. p@S:cr. Services a. All
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Music at the Frat Presbyterian.

At the Frs. Prezby terrain ca4rcs the
folowtn. programme viii De rendered this
morning:
Organ voluntary =. ......Prof Boyd Wells
Anthem. ''Hark. Hark, My Soul" ......
= $500 -.......--.. Full ohortlS
Soprano SOLO Miss Tester: Alto solo, NJ -
Edna W4ttler.
Violin solo :. -. ...........W William Steiner
Melody by Saint Saens.
ARISE. Shine chorus ................ Elvey
The excursion to New Wesrmtnster
Monday will leave promptly at :: 80
n. M. returning Tuesday night at
1850 Round trip. $3.50. Tickets on
sale at the rOst-IDteili8cnce Once.
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the. CITY OF SEATTLE, DEPART
meat Of finance. Trsaslrsrs Odice-City
FreAsufeTs Notice.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-07
EN- MI CUMPLEANOS

.Otra vez, 10y temprano, madre mia,
antes que ell sol brillara en- ell Oriente,
whistles posar sobre mi frente
tn beso de cada alo en- este dfa
icon u6inmenso placer, con que algeria
contemplarme te vi Guam dulcemente
tn voz, emocionada y balbuciente,
cou lnefable amor me bendecia.
tn, del materno amor ell exceso,
pediste por mi bien, por mi ventura
Yo pedf porque pueda tn embeleso
Jay! gozar con la placida dulzura
de darme muchOs amos este beso -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-07
III Conde dc Monte Cristo
Is

Que preoeptor infe vendido los enemgos
do familia a..
Il IA los Corsinari?
Seguramente.. !. habfa robado a hombro para
que extinguies3 vaestro nombre
-Justo, puesto que es 10 haico
II Pa bien ahora que TODD 10 sabels. sin duds
hab6is adivinado que preparsba una sorpresa
sAgradahle pregunto ell mayor
i All dijo Monte Cristo, bien veo que NADIA SO
escapa s los oios al col az6n de padre
II Hum exclam6 el mayor
Il Os han heoho aguna revelaci6n indisorsta, o
habeis adivioado que eataba aqui
"a Qui6n
-Vuestro, hijo, vuestro Andres
-Io he adivinado, respondi6 ei mayor Con Ii
mayor fl ems del mundo 4 COZ que est& aquf2
-Aqui mismo, diio Monte-Crsto al entrsr hace
POGO, ell criado snuneo su llegada.
i All perfectsmente perfectamente dijo oil
mayor oruzsndo las arrimaudoseas al pecho
cada ex cl amaci6D.
-SeGor mfo, dljo Monte Cristo, comprendo vues
ira, emooi6n precise daros temp para que os
reponeais quero tambien preparar al para esta
entrevists tan deseada. Porque yo presume que no
estara mpaoiente que
--Yo 10 creo, dijo Cavalcanti.
II Pues bien | dentro de cuarto de hora soy
u Me 10 vais traer llevas vuestra amabilidad
hasta ell extreme de presentarmee !?
No, 20 quero ooooarTe entire un padre IN
ho estareis solos, senor mayor, pero tranquzsos
Gu el caeo en- que le conoceseis, dare aigunas
senas ioven rubo, demasiado rnbio de modales
desenvueltos, etto os bastard.
A prop6sito do ell mayor, sabeis que no traie
conmigo mas que los dos mil frances que tuve Ia
bopdad de darme el bueno del abate Busoni Con este
he hecho el viaje, y....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-07
LO MAS BELLO

Ferviente adorador de la belleza,
la basque por doquiera con desvelo
alec la vista contemplando ell celo,
y la encontr6 radiante de pureza
La mirada file en- natura.eza,
con asombro Sc calmo mi anhelo;
quise mas :. la busque en- ell desoonsuelo;
la VI en- ell desconsuelo y La tristeza!
Y quise mas aiiE. y no halle NADIA
mas bello mi ambicion III mas sublime,
que la noche tranquila enlutada =.
Cuando ell dolor intense nos oprime,
ique bellas de una noche sosegada
las horss en- que ell llanto nos redime.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-07
SONANDO

Era el temple immortal de la Poesia
lleno de noble majestad y graves,
VI congregados en- sus anchas naycs
los genios de mas noble fantasia.
Vibraciones de dulce melodia,
cual no la pueden imitar las aves,
de cada Ira sc escapaban suaves.
ell recinto poblando de ammonia.
Gallo de pronto la sublime orquesta.
Descubriendo ell altar que al fondo estaba
= De rodillasi-clamo con yoz vibrante
Homero como signo de respuesta,
de hinojos ell con- unto Sc postraba
zen ell altar resplandecfa ell Dante!
Pho N. Riepete,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-07
rrea ea-Precisamente es 10 que acabo de
decir, y 10 hare enseguida
nSTApR'pA DlI pllllB

AN IE4 II IL Uzs WV IL
Supiicamos nuestr0s agentes en-
la Isla nos remtar las cantidades re
caudadas en- su p0der, asl como la
nota dc los suscritores en- descubier-
to, para darIes de baja.
Las empresas peri0disticas tienen
compromises muy sagrados cue cum
piir, de los cuales no pueden elndirse
con promesas.
Espsramos ser atendidos.
Suplicamos nuestros amigos de la
lsia y de Ia ciudad, que la correspon-
dencia que dirijan LA DEMocRAC1A,
no es de fndole que corresponds 4 la
direction del periodieo Sc sirvan diri-
girla al directory 81 es ad administrative,
asf ONO edictos, anuncios de todas
classes, comunicados, etc, ETC., al ad-
ministrador.
De esa manera podremos evitar con
fuslones y que no sc pierdan las
noticias, communicates Y demas notas
que Sc nos remiten para gu inserci6n.
Acuertzos nalMieipaIes. - Session de
anoche.
Sc acord6 rescindir ell remate de con-
sumos con don Geronimo Tous, con
p6rdida de la fianza, por falta de pago,
autorizandose al concejal don Manuel
Bnrguet para que desde el dfa de hoy
sc encargue de II recaud acion de dicho
impuesto, por Administrator.
Sc acordo admitir la renuneia pre-
sentada por ell veterinario municipal
don Enrique Ortiz nombrar interina-
mente don Elias Fernandez, dispo-
MEND ose anunciar la plaza por t6rmino
de un mes.
Sc acordo anunciar nuevo concur
so para la prouisi6n de la escuela del
barrio Lim6n.
Sc acordo designar la escuela ele-
mental que dirige Ell sefior Cuevas
Aboy, para que ocupe la nueva casa
construfda por Ell Ayuntamiento.
Sc acept6 la renuncia del escri-
biente don Fernando Domenech, nom
brandose en- su lugar don Arfstides
Simonpietri.
Sc acepto tambfen la renuncia de
don Juan n. Rios del cargo de sobres :
tante municipal, nombrandose para
reemplazarle adon Juan Jose Gerardi-
no.
Sc acord6 proceder al cobro por
via de apremio de 10 que adeudan va
rios contribuy por Quotas del 40.
trimestre del corriente ano.
Els opinion general que ell azhcar no
debiera gravarse con derechos de con
sumo, toda vez que es an artfculo
de elemental necesidad para la classes
pobres. Ademas, tai recargo originarfa
no pocas molestias dilaciones los
hacendados, por las formalidades que
habra que llenar en- ell trafico de dicho
artfculo. Con tai motive, muchos de
ellos sc muestran quejosos.
Llamamos la atencion de los que han
emitido dictamen en- este vitalfsimo
2sunto.
Han lIamado mucho la atenci6n en-
esta ciudad los artfculos publicados en-
La Co7Tespondeacia bajo ell epfgrafe
DespaIfmvos en- eI 2,resupuesto, y Refor-
mas y ec0nonatds.
Todo ell mundo aplaude ell espfritu de
los expresados art1culos, que tienden a
un fin plausible, por todo extreme.
Fiiandonos en- La tarifa lie consumes,
creemos que debiera rebajarse algo en-
la mantec9, ell jam6n y al aceite, que
son artfculos de mucha necesidad, com
pensandose esta disminucion con ell re-
cargo en- las bebidas, que no producer
mayor bien, nj llenan nlngun I'm de
subslstencia.
Esto en- nltimo extreme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-07
FARMACIA
VilIar0nga y Pha
PLAZA DE LAS DELICIAS

Esta nueva Farmacia montada la altura d
las princpales de La Isla, ofrece al pdbhco en- ge
neral un complete surtdo Gle drogas, productos qul-
mcos pate ntizados naCione lee y e<-
tre ngeroe recientemente importados, asl Co
mo tambien ell mayor esmero y cuidado en- el despa-
cho de las formulas atendido personalmente por sus
duenos Lcdos Gabriel Villaronga Pasarell LUIS
de la Pila Iglesia.