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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

I
Ell paso del RIO dc Ahasco para el ferro.
carril de Anasco Mayagiiez.
Por orden del Director de Instrnc
ci6n Pablica sc han cerrado las escuelas
de Arecibo determination fundads en-
que las casas escuelas no reunen las con.
diciones exigidas por la ley escolar,
que dice no ha de h4bitar en- elias, ia
milia alguna.
Algunos vecinos del barFio de Por
tug u6s nos dicen que merodean sllt los
robos de ganado. No pasa dfa sin que
o5urra algdn latrocinio de estos.
Dicho barrio esta huerfano de vigi-
lancia. Serfa conveniente envfen allf
una pareja de guardias insulares, para
que ponga en- Cintura a los ladrones.
Nuestro amigo y eompafiero Ell escri
tor venezoIano sefcr Avila Blanco ha
cesado de tomar parte de la redacci6n de
La CorrespondencjG, donde, . satisfsc
ci6n de la empresa desempen6 el cargo
de redactor jefe.
Ell Tribunal Supreme de Justicia ha
casado la senteucia dictada en- Humacao
en- la causa seguida contra Antonio
Garcia Ortiz y otre, por homicidio
lesiones.
En- Arecibo han comenzado las obrac
para la installation de la carcel en- e
antique ediGcio de Correos.
Ell Municipio de Naguabo solicits
condonaci6n de coattibueiones oil Es
do.
En- Cata1io sc ha principlado cons
truir un muelle bajo la direction de una
compafiia americana.
Hoy viernes, a las y de la noche, 81
reune ell Comit6 auxilir de la JuventuC
Federal, en- la casa habitaci6n de ,dol
Rafael Rivera, calle del Sol.
| No olvidar que los lunes J vierne
son los indicsdos para reuniones.
Pasajeros llegados de Caracas y Il
Guaira en- Ell vapor Philadelphia
| Mrs. q. Rouda de Fernandez, Mis-
Esther Ronda, Martin +. Torres.
Eu transrtO para San Juan y Ne'
York:
! Diego volteing, Alberto Smith, Jos
Gonzalez, Bolos Hama, Geo Upton
,Adelina Serracaute, Federico Stoll
IISSSSi9sl Audrade y dos ninos, Robert
&C. : T',oegNSim5n Sowolett, Jose Austri
Gor1oa Co,% M %ondoss ,'dIsa Severe Gonzalez Ri
mos, Jose G. Gonzal6aylSSSS,s S = ro,@,aS, 'J|o' a.
Luis r. Guzman, Manuel W. u
Blldomero H. Gonzalez, Domingo Il
|, Gonzalez, Luis H. alfonso, Jose Pere
| y children, Gregorio Hernandez, Ale
1 SewAld, P. Pierro.
J, De paso para Mayagiiez, q donde '
/ a coutratsr el teatro de aquella ciudaC
hgmos tenido ell gusto de yer por est
redacci6n nuestro amigo el senior LIE
cibablza empresario de la compaflia d
ztrzuela que actda en- la capital.
. En ell cafe Las DelicidS tienen Z
) venta twas, peras y manzanas. | =
Una comisi6n de damas lie Paris ha
organizado una ambuIsncis en- favor
8 los beers. que h. embarcado va en- Maj
sella cnu direction la bahia Delago
Hoy embarca en- ell vapor Phildde
D Dhia con direction los Estados Unid'
e la respectable dana dona Francisco Fl
:, de Cabrera.
lie aoompaha su hTo don Adoifo u
brera.
=; Feliz travesta deseanos 4 tan estim
dos amigos.
!, Sc VENDEN baratos 4 sillones,
a sillas, uu catre y otras Cosas, Info
mlran en- esta lmprenta. l-2
Dtcese que en- los actuales suceso q
0 Sc desarrOllan en- Europa, Obran ,
Z acuerdo Francia, Rlsia y Espaf'.
e El TELEGRAPH anuuoia q1e los boe
han sufrido uua derrots cerea de Cal
Tow1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10
GANGA

En- Ia P Psys Oalls Re | nduero Is
Sc venden vaFios musbes iuntos, 8 por
separsdO, y son 10 siguie 1tet: Un
juegO de sals, uus O)nsola, con su espe-
10, un toCsdor de seforA y OtrOs varios,
todos Casi regllados verlos, os CON
vencereis.
Novbre. 9 de 1889 l 5 alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Mayaguez, Pto. Rico.
AviSO para los ecamenes.

A0iSo para los ecameneS.
TOdas las personals que ejercen la
Cirujla, Farmacia 0 ell arte de den.
tista, como tambi6n todos los practi-
cantes en- cirujia menor, practicantes,
cOmadronaS y enlermeras professional
les, necesitaran prOveerse de Permi
SOS de la Junta Superior de Sanidad,
segdn 10 prescriptO en- las 0rdenes
Generates, No. 49,, S. C. del Depar-
tamentO del Quartet General do Puer
to Rico.
A quienes tengan va permisos con
feridOs pOr ell GoDi5rno ESpanol, la
menclonada .lapta, sill eXaminarl0s,
los libraras 5ug4'
" OtroS nueY0S. ereer
Quienes hayen empezadO q 6jsb
en- cualquiera de las ndicadas profe
stones 0 0fcios, desde la ocupaci0n
por los EstadOS UnidoS, neceSitaran
sOmeterSe q examen ante la Jupta
Examinadora della Juata Superior de
Sanidad, antes de c0ncederseles per
misc o estar legalmente autOrizade
para cOntinuar en- ell ejercicio de su
profession Il oGciO en- Ia iSla.
Sc celebrar&1 los examenes en- las
.ofcinas de la Junta Superior de SAM
dad en- San Juan, los cuales empeza-
ran en- las fechas que abajo Sc indi-
can, debiendo los aSpiranteS presen
tarse ell primer dia de los examenes,
Para m6dico y cirujano, Noviembre
IL, IA, Is. Para FarmacGuticos, 20,
81, q. Para Dentistas, 81, 2S, 20.
Para Practicantes, Diciembre 4, 3,
Para COmadronas y Enfermeras Di-
Ciembre IL. II.
Quienes tengan derecho permisos,
Sfa epFnljrl0l'Se podr in Ocurrir por
ellos desou6S del Is de Noviombre.
Para mas detalIes, dirianse a Ia
Odcina Superior de Sanidad 5
Arturo Cintr0n COstas.- era
badOr en- ORC plata y demas metales.
Ofrece Sus servicioS en- la Joyeria
de v Manescau ca. Piazza Prnctpqt.
0ctubre 10 de 1890 m, a.
Sc VENDE la casa namero 23de
la calIe del COmercio con un solar de
10 varas de frente Y 40 de fondO
En- esta imprenta imfOrmaran,
Octubre 10 de lS99 m a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Pasajeros llegados esta ciudad, de
Nueva York Y San Juan en- Ell vapor
Caracas,
Juo Pehlben, Juan Bianchi, W. del
Vale, Carlos Nadal, A. Bogert, Miss
V. Bogert, P. Saurf y wife, N. Nsgs-
dow, wife y childs, P. Ashleigh, P. Oil
yer, M. Euvin, A. Peterson, V. Aue-
aena, Miss J. Dfaz, 0. Villory, D. G.
Luin, wife J son, DR.. A. Molina y wife,
E. Cortada y dauther, Z. Mauville, g.
Graham, L, Angel, Luis Emanuelli, DR..
I. Suarez, NJ, Lee, H. EIarriolt, J.
Preuhohu, H. Gurney, M. Koschuicts,
M. Poownes, Miss Gooduian.
Nos ha dispensado su vista ell nota
BILE periodista venezolano don Luis
Guzman, director de ell Diari0 de
La Guaira, uno de los polemistas de
mas fama de Venezuela.
Hemos departido agradablemente con
Ell senior Guzman sobre la nueva revo-
luci6n que ha estalIado en- aquel pats,
~ que parece ser mas refiida de 10 que
aquf Sc cree.
FL senior Guzman fjara su residencia
por ahora en- la Capital
Deseamoale grata estancia en- nuestro
paie.
VapOres COrreOs EspahOles dc la
ICOmpania Trasatlantica. .-Reforma de
servicios que comenzara en- ell mes
| de NOviembre.
FL vapor correo que salia ell 10 de
Cadiz, en- 10 sucesivO Saldra ell dia
| Is, para Canarias, Puerto Rico, Ha-
Ebana, dOnde trasbordara al del 20
Ipara Veracruz, y reCibira de este
trasb0rdO para Costa Firme, saliendO
de la Habana ell 4 de cada mes direC-
to para Colon, de este puerto ell lC
para Sabanilla, Puerto Cabello, La
Guayra, Ponce, San Juan, Canarias
; OadiZ, Barcelona y facultad Geneva
aagSi yapor correo que sale ell 20 dc
Ell = assRsSldra como hasta ahOrf
Santander, sdssll ahana. u 1yonas
directO para la R,..,.lia, \ oracruz,
retOrnandO con las mismas escaIas, y
en- las miSmas fechas.
Ell vapOr cOrreo que sale ell 30 de
Cadiz, saldra como hasta ahOra, para
\ Canarias, Puerto Rico, Habana Y We
racruz, Saliend0 de retOrno de la Ha
} bana ell 30 para Puerto Rico, Cana
rias, Cadiz y facultad Geneva.
El vapor &MontevideOa saldra ell Il
de NOyiembre con ell itinerariO indi
cado.
Ell dia II del corriente Sc espera eli
este puerto ell yapor ~Isla de Panay,
con rumbO a la Peninsula etc.
Para mas infOrmes dirijanse a lo'
Agentes en- esta Felici Costa y Ca.
2-1;
INTERESANTE De una Revistt
lie Medioina: SEl tratamiento de las di
versas oonvalescencias no es compet,
81 q la scci6n estimulante de un t6nict
general no esta undo un alimento d
sangre para vigo9izarla Las P5l
cl0rdS amariLLdS del doctor Santoni, lie
nau estos requisites terap6utcos = d
aht que sean recetadas y soliCitada
IconstsDtemente.
Juan Seix y ROsaly. Ingenier
Mecanico y electricista, Miembro de
xAm6rican Society of Mechanical En-
gineers,n tiene ell gusto de Ofrecer su
serviciOs PROFESSIONALS.
Gale de Mendez- Vigo NJ IA. --Agos
to l. de 1899. 3 v. s.-3, ms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Por 6rden del Director de Instruc
ci6n Pdblics Sc han cerrado las escuelas
de Arecibo determination fundads en-
que las casas escueas no reunen las con.
diciones exigidas por la ley escolar,
que dice no ha de h4bitar en- elias, ia
milia alguua,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Juan Seix y ROsaly. Ingenierc
Mecanico y electricista, Miembro del
~Am6rican Society of Mechanical En-
gineers,> tiene ell gusto de Ofrecer suS
servicios profesioaales.
Gale de Mendez Vigo NJ IA. -Agos-
to l. de 1899. 3y. s.-3. ms.
Los m6dicos recOmiendan la Emul
sion de Scott como en6rgico recons
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Del is al IN del corriente estara listo
el paso del rio dc A1asco para el ferro
carril de A1asco q Mayagiiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Algunos vecinos del barrio de Por
tugu6s nos dicen que merodean slIt los
robos de ganado. No pasa dfs sin que
o5urra algdn latrocinio de estos.
Dicho barrio esta huerfano de vigi-
lancia. Serfa conveniente envfen allf
una pareja de guardias insulares, para
que ponga en- cintura d los ladrones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Arturo Cintr0n COstas.- era
badOr en- ORC plata y demas metales.
Ofrece sus servicioS en- la Joyeria
de V, Manescau ca. Piazza PrtactDat.
0ctubre 10 de 1890. | m, a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

Sc VENDE la casa ndmero 23de
la calIe del C0mercio con un solar de
10 varas de frente Y 40 de fondo
En- esta imprenta imformaran,
Octubre 10 de 1899. m a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-10

v Nuestro amigo y eompanero Ell escri
tor venezolano sencr Avila Blanco ha
cesado de tomar parte de la redacci6n de
La Correspondence, donde, . satisfac.
ci6u de la empresa desempen6 el cargo
de redactor jefe.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments were re- ported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Abstract company for record yes terday in the office of the county re- corder:
 H. B. Kersting to Rhodie E. Alex ander, deed to lot ?, block 27, Irvine's addition; consideration, $50.
 Matte L. Gray and husband to Mrs. c L. Phelps, deed to lots 15 and IT, H. Gray's subdivision, block ?, Neahr's addition; consideration, S1,000
 Leander UtIey and wife to Thomas Murphy, deed to nw154, sec 25, tp n, r 3 e; consideration, $1.
 Nancy Johnson to Charles A John son, deed to swA, nwA, sec 1, tp 1 Il, r ? e; consideration, $2,000.
 Charles A. Johnson to w. w. Willis deed to sw1A nwA. sec 1, tp Il, 2 c; consideration, $2,5O0.
 New England Land company to George P. and Sarah Sternes, deed to lot 10, block g. Glendale; consideration, S1O0
 Salt River Valley Townsite Co. to George P. and Sarah Sternes, deed to lot 3, block 15, Glendale; consideration, $40.
 Byron Bliss to George P. and Sarah Sternes, deed to s1a lot 12 and all lot 13, Block 9, Glendale; consideration, $25O
 George w. Shrine ct al, Townsfte association, to George Passey, deed to part lots and ?, block 6, Mesa; con- sideration, 95.
 George Passey and wife to Wallace A and George A. Macdonald. deed to part block 6, Mesa; consideration, $950.
 G. W. Shrine and wife to George Passey, deed to part lot 6, block ?. Mesa; consideration, $25.
 George Passey and wife to William Passey, deed to part lot 6, block ?, Mesa; consideration, $25.
 Phoebe M. Henley to C. H. Clayton, deed to part swA. ne14. sec 6, tp 1 Il, r e; consideration, $500.
 Frank Bennett to Byron Bliss. deed to VIZ block ', HadseIls addition to Glendale; consideration, S253. .25.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01

That distress after eating is cured by Hoods Pills. They Go not gripe. 25 cents
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01

SPRING TIRFDNESS is different from the weariness caused by labor. The last is cured by rest; the first re- quires a few bottles of IIcod'S Sarsa pa 17illa to cure it.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
A FUNERAL TREAT.
How the Memory of a Good Woman Was Recalled to the Children of
 an Apache County School.

Monuments to the dead are con structed after many designs. Here is an entirely new one described by John B1lby, the ConchO, Apache county cor respondent of the HoIbrook Argus:
 About eighteen months ago Mir Fred Stanton gave his check to the treasure of Apache county for one hundred dol lars, with the understanding that he loans the above sum to ones offering the highest rate of interest. the in terest on the said amount to be paid to the trustees of the Concho school district; and by them spent for candy, and given to the school children in memory of Mrs. Carry Stanton, who died in this place two years ago on the 14th of this month. In order to pay respect to the memory of Mrs. Stanton and to eat candy, all the child ren and quite a number of the parents and teachers gathered at the lower school house. Fifteen dollars had been spent purchasing three large buckets full of first class candy, giving a little over three-fourths of a pound to moro than one hundred children. After a number of songs and recitations ren- dered by the children, the trustees made a few remarks. Short speeches were made by one or two others, pro- posing that the children be given ten cents each to purchase a life size photo of Mrs. Stanton to hang on the wall on occasions like this, after which the candy was passed around to gladden. the hearts of the little ones.
 Mrs Stanton was a grand and noble woman, and one of the best teachers that ever stepped inside of a school room. She had an intellect that scared far above the masses and on her for head dawned the beaming of a grander day. She realized to the fullest extent that charity blesses both the giVerS and receivers, and many a little child in this district is indebted to her gen erosity for their Christmas candy and a warm winter dress
 She carved her own way along the rugged path of life, and through over work, while getting an education she contracted a fever which turned her hair as white as snow. She said to me on one occasion: MT. Bi1by, I can't indorse some Of the tenents of your faith, but I do want to live and die among your people" It seems that her request was granted, and she is sleep ing in the quiet little grave yard at Concho, free from the tolls and cares of earth.
 I never think of her sweet, calm face, but I seem to feel her visible presence near me, reminding me of her good deeds which live in the hearts and memories of those she loved and left.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
The Bed Cure.

4 French medical paper recommends. as the best care for nervousness, re- maining in bed a few weeks. It re- ports cases of what seemed incipient insanity cured by this simple method. It recommends q partial return to he custom prevalent in the time of Louis XIV, when the bed was used, not only for sleeping, but as q pleasant place O remain while reading, eating. receiv- iFg friends, listening to music, etc. The king himself did not rise till after din- ner, at one D. D
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
Do YOu Like Good Things
 To Eat?

Chocolate Eclairs filled with whipped cream.
 Cocoanut Kisses.
 Delicious Macaroons. New England Pumpkin Pie. Home made Mince Pies. Cocoanut Custard Pies Lemon Merange Pies. Chocolate Cream Pies. Hot Ginger Bread Sweet home made Doughnuts. Mothers Bread, Ioaves 25c. We always have something nice for you to take home. Telephone 23t, or call at our new
 home, Cor. Washington and Third Streets. Arizo3a a.Bakery,
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01

EDWIN s. GILL.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
Enr.ous Chests snId.

A melancholy memory of the past was recently put up for auction by the government ot1cia k in Paris. no less than the cases in which the huge war indemnity paid by France 10 Germany was ported across the frontier The chests in which the famous "cinq milliards" were held were sold for 29 francs! Evidently lost opportunity for the antiquary.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01

the motion by error, and the request was granted. There is no record iii the minutes of how he or any other mem Der voted on the motion to recommit.
 Woman's rights is now in the hands of her enemy and she will never again appear. There is no council rule by which the committee can be compelled to report, nor by which it can be taken out of the committee
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
Wanted To buy, Copper Properties.

1 nave been commissioned by Boston capitalists to buy cop per properties in Arizona. Must be we'll located as to water, show some develop ment. Owner must be able to furnish reports on ores, maps of mines and location and either good samples or record of shipments. No fancy prices will be paid, but parties hay ing property they want to ex- change for immediate cash can make q quick trade. Call on or address me a5 The Repub- lican office, Phoenix.
 EDWIN s. GILL.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
WHEEL OSCILLATION.
It Has Been shown That Bicycle Wheels Which Oscillate Are
 Not Necessarily Best.

There was a time, and not so very long ago, when the average dealer judged of the qualities of bicycle by the number of times the rear wheel os- cillated after it lad been revolved free of the aoor At the last bicycle show, reports a wheel paper. this fallacy was taken advantage of 6y the shrewd sales men of several manufacturers who, rec ognizing the effect this balancing had on some of their customers, adjusted the wheels shown by them accordingly. Now, as d matter of fact, this balancing has nothing at all to do with the run ming qualities of the wheel. It means nothing. It is the way q wheel runs when under a load that shows it's quali- ties and experienced dealers and riders have long appreciated this fact. Last summer there was a cOasting contest near New York, and among the con- testants were two men of exactly the same weight. One rode wheel which would oscillate for four minutes when it was free of the floor, and the other bicycle. no matter how hard # was sprung, would come 10 a standsti1 in. half that time. In the contest the lat ter virtually ran away from it's Oppo- nent. A perfectly adjusted wheel with out tire or valve hole does not oscil- late at all. Place a tire OF the same wheel and it will swing backward and forward for some time. The gyroscope top, which is so perfectly balanced that it will spin at any angle, does not oscillate after it has expended it's force. If small shot be soIdered on the edge of the rim of the same top it will swing until that part of the top IS at the bot tom, but at the same time will not spin long. Paste graphite as lubricant for chain or chainless gear may affect the oscillating power of a wheel, but when you are on the wheel it will run away from anything else.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-01
DO YOU KNOW

Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with SbilDh's Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. pr. G. H. Keefer, Druggist.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-08
BISHOP HURST.
He and Mrs. Hurst are to Sc ~ Legal
Separations.

A despatch from Washington to the
Boston Globe states that social and
church circles ara considerably agitatei
over the announcement that Bishop John
y. Hurst OF the Methodiss church and
Mrs. hurst srJ TO separate.
Mrs. Hurst II handsome young wo-
man. She has two little daughters and
her time has been almost exclusively do
voted to them. Bishop Hurst is man DO
years OF age, quiet IN siemeanor and given
TO tho society OF learned professors and
students Of science or Of biblical lore.
Besides this his duties AZ chancellor OF
the American university the grelt ma
tionai cullege of the Methodist church.
necsssitatsd that he should spend q great
deal Of his time In travel.
Frequently he would nat spend mora
than week IN month at home. This.
Of course. was not the life for girlish
matron. The society and conversation of
ministers, doctors of divinity and scholars
ara well enough, but when the long talks
take always the same trend, the future of
one institution. it doubtless became mo
hoeoious w AuAss hNaobg Who 10 uoo "
enthusiastic.
The marriage bstween Bishop Hurst
and Miss Root was the plan Of hsr
mother. q lady who had the most I'M
bounded respect for the learned bishop.
and believed In his mission to found the
greatest OF American universities at the
capital of the United States.
10 this end she left 100000 to be used
in the endowment of the institution, and
also bequeathsd $4,000 to Bishop Hurst,
personally, in token of her esteem for
him and also as personal provision for
his needs as the husband OF her only
daughter.
Bishop Hurst through his connection
with the American university, has be
CONS known throughout the country, and
while his administration of affairs has
been severely critiolzsd by certain fac
tion in the Methodist church, he has still
a powerful backing. 1t is feared by the
prominent Methodists In Washington tha
the publication iof the bishops domestic
infelicities will seriously hamper tn,
progress of this work.
Mrs. Hurst is at present in Paris.
Bishop Hurst has transferred TO his
wife the magnificent house purchased
and furnished by Mrs. Hurst's mother
shortly before their marriage, seven years
ago. Mrs. Hurst's brother, Mr.. Root of
Buffalo. is arranging the terms of tn,
separation and the division of the prop
erty.