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Mrs. DIR. RENNER.

IA obstetrics Gold medal awarded for tbe scIeacs
Of Obstetrics from tie University 60 Munich b.
varia Treats successfully youlIn's complications
and irregularities private saaitsFiUm for aides
before and during confinement Infants adapfsd-
Once hours TO p Gi9 Pa ave NV.
Washington. D. C. sefr-rf
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\ dlAdlI IA4hA 4tN ALlN l'Hl4tS Hl4f WIN al
average of 1876, with Smithson close up
with an average of l54 The score.
A PRACTICE GAME.
The PennsyIvanianS Beaten by an
Amateur Eleven.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-The Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Y. NJ c. a. football team,
coached by Beef Wheeler The old Prince
ton guard, defeated the University of
Pennsylvania by Is to 10 this afternoon in
a thirty FIVE minute practice game. Right
after the kick-off PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
got the ball on downs, on Pennsylvania s
35-yard line, and in two minutes rushed il
over for touchdown. Then P,nnsyl-
vania Railroad, taking the ball on their
own 35-yard line rushed it rapidly forward
for another touchdown. McCracken then
dashed through the railroaders right wing
for 70 yards and touchdown Wallace
fumbliug on his 35-yard line. enables
Schoenhut to secure his third touchdown
Before play closed Hare added a field goal
from placement on the I8-yard line to
Pennsylvania s score.
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TIRE TIGERS. RBSIS3LBSS
North Carolina University Beaten
by a Score of 80 to 0.
The Southern Champions Tackle a
Hard PrOblem-EiEhtecn Points in
Fifteen Minutes by Mass Playa
Team of Substitutes in the second
Half - Princeton's OG-Side work.

PRINCETON, y. J., Nov S.-The Prince
ton Tigers found no difficulty in disposing
OF the heavy North Carolina University
eleven here this afternoon by the impress
sive score of 30 to O. The Carolina boys
came to Princeton today with practically
the same eleven which won the undisputed
championship of the South last year, and
10 avoid any risk OF surprise Captain Ed
wards sent in his best team for the first
half. 1t took the sturdy Tigers only
fifteen minutes to roll up is points with
their tackle smashing mass plays, and dur
ing the rest of the game the substitutes
were given a chance to show their work,
The visitors line was every bit as heavy
as was Prncetons $. and with the exception
of the ends they all knew how to use their
weight to advantage for several times
Princeton was forced to surrender the ball
on downs, twice on the visitors three-y yard
line. But a try al either end with d we'll
formed interference to protect the runner
seldom failed TO net the required distance,
and the Tigers Off-side play in the first
half was replete with spectacular end runs
The temperance of the Tigers in the
second half saw a practically new team
composed of substitutes, but the second
raters managed to pound the tired South
erners line for two more touchdOwns
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Dr.. A. II. TAYLOR.

GYPSY FORTUNE TELLER removed from COZ z
ST. to 6Is ST. hours from / o. r. ID
o. M ue3-It.sza
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coLUMBIAs TOOK THE SET.
business Mems Team Lost n, Three
Small Margins

For consistent bowling the Columbia and
Business Mems Bowling Clubs viii proba-
bly, hold the record in this seasons race
for the Bowling League honors These
teams met last night at the Enrich alleys
for the first time this season and the Co
lumbias succeeded in carrying off the full
set Of three games.
Not a single game reached the 500 mark
and less than twenty-five pins marked the
margin in each game. Outside of this con-
sistency there was nothing very remarka-
bic about the evening sport, the splendid
bowling of Roderick of the Columbias, be
ing about the only noteworthy feature. He
led his team and the evening with the best
single game Of 2O2 and also led the way
with an average of 1S3 I-3. He is a new
man on the team and may prove a big
find"
Captain Kidd led the losing side with an
average of 1876, with Smithson close up
with an average of I54 The score.
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TAILOR.NADE SrITS no 0RnER

Special this week, S25. Firsr-class material.
JACOBY.
no9-3t 1927 18th St. v W
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Ware Il LeInnd,s Letter.

Reported daily % Ferry q Wood. Brokers
1885 + Street: upstairs; phone 1525l
CHICAGO. Nov S.-Wheat at Liverpool
closed "a lower; London is lower, North
west receipts, 767, making /. I.7O3 cars yester-
day and today against 1854 cars for the
same TWO days last year. Chicago received
sc cars. with so estimated for tomorrow
Primary receipts $4,000 bushels, making
1888 o00 bushels yesterday and today, com
pared with 100000 bushels on the same
two days a year ago Clearances. wheat
and flour $1,000 bushels There were
twenty-siX loads of wheat taken for export.
Bradstreet made worlds visible show a
decrease of ]. $50 900.
Whatever influence put The foreign mar
ket up yesterday was imperative today,
Liverpool not only losing the advance, but
some more with it, which opened our mar
ket weak and heavy and d renewal Of
liquidation for December wheat was the re-
suit Longs who had held through last
weeks weakness were discouraged and sold
freely today. This was the only feature
and this may depress prices some further,
but receipts are growing light in all direc-
tions. and q stoppage OF accumulations
seems possible in the near future
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Shot nv n Friend.

RAILWAY. N. J.. Nov. 8-Wnliam Nagle
and Thomas Doyle are being treated for
dangerous wounds today, but refuse to ex-
plain why they were shot. They were
standing In the door of NagIe's home, when
Adam Greiner came along and entered into
the conversation. All three were supposed
10 be good friends. but suddenly GreineT
pulled a revolver and shot them both He
was arrested. but like the others, declines
to make any explanation.
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Regular calI-Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Con. SIS SO G00al08; Potomac
Fire Insurance, lOaS0; Columbia Title IN
surauce, lOG5 l-2; District Title Insur-
auce. 6G3 5-S 35d3 - Capital Traction
20Gg+ rs. 50s5; Washington Gas l0G
g Is; Mergenthaler Linotype 100 zoe 20
n 206 IA lon206 3-S. Lanst0n Monotype
poodle After call-Washington Gas, 10d
81. MergenthaleT Linotype. 1OG2C6
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Money to Loan

II you in need Of money, We desire 70 in
form YOU Of cur new method We can secure you
G loan 2r easy monthly payment plan, at esa
cost than ever before and below the rate ot any
other company la the city. You can pay in full
at any time after the loan Is secured. and IL will
only cost you for such time as you have had the
money. Our business is strictly private, and all
applications treated con6dentialiy. II you
have loan with any other concern YOU can se-
cure a loan through US to pay il and get more
money + desired It win pay you 70 call and see
US before going elsewhere. We are ready az any
and al times during office hours tc give iniorma-
tioU concerning our business methods and you
wiu receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN CT UARANTEE CO.
nnI2-lf GO 7 s. y "
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Volcanic EruptlOnS

Are grand but skin Euptions rob life of ioy.
Bucklens Anca Salye cures them also Old
ltunning and Fever Sores, Ulcers Boils, Fclons.
Corns, Warts Cuts Bruises Burns. Ssalds.
Chspped Hands Chilblans Best Pile cure ON
earth. Drives out Pains and Aches only -
cents box Cure guaranteed. Sold hy Henry
Evans, Druggist, gSs + Street.
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A DISTRICT TITLE CIRCULAR.
The Plan for the REORGANIZATION oi
the Company.

circular 10 stockholders has been is
sued by the gentlemen interested in the
reorganization Of the District Title In
surance Company. outlining the plan of
reorganization. as it has been published
heretofore
It is stated as to the financial end of
the plan that the present stock Of the
company viii be taken at $4 a share by
the committee on reorganization If the
plan is adopted There are 5000 shares
Of stock of a par value of $50. Against
the $4,000 represented by the stock $50, GOO
in cash viii be put up by outside parties
New stock viii then be issued at par for
$1,000 the present stockholders and the
subscribers of the $4,000 having a pro
rata right 10 subscribe first The old
stock viii be exchangeable five shares for
one of the new issue
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ron sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE Sound. gentle horse for buggy OF
carriage; so!d tor want OF use Address bon
$50. this office no9-St
FOR SALE Two Young horses, cheap Apply at
1856 NV Hoo-St
FOR SALE-A sound active work Oh driving
horse; weight, l,l5J lbs. 4l6 N st. NV
FOR SALE-lwo bor~e-. no reasonable offer ra-
fused Enquire G-5 New jersey ave. uw.
FOR SALE FomyearoId horse and paosJon bug
gv. both iu perfect condition. Apply LEAN
DER VAN WsWICk, us l-r 81 N.Y. uot-3tem
FOR SALE Horse, buggy hsrus--. and haycu--
ter. s15- Il3 Il ST. uw. uo0-5t-em
FOR SAIE-Ray mare Tor carriage or wagon
cheap Stable, rgai ai -li1 % ST. uw.
uu6-5t.gm
TAKE NOTICE-ro bc positively sold, S head of
horses and mares. ranging boz age from 20
o years. weight from gGn % I,9o1 ihz. suitable
for any business; uu reasonable offer refused. Call
at 2I1 ~ ST. NV ucO-7t
FOR >ALE-Rubber- tired Es1uglam, u fine order,
STEWARTS HANSON AND BOARDING
STABLES ll2t Vermont court. between VI. ave-
and 10Th ST.. l. and NJ -Js uo5-It
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MONEY $4,000 A
6tO F Street NV
LEGAL NOTICE.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA TIE sTH DAY OF NO->
NE}lBER iSHa-(URfNNE T.. TERRY VS.

II TIE SUPREME COZ RF OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. TIE sIll DAY OF No.
|ENBER. i>.4--CURINNE r TERRY vs.
HOLT w TERRY. $40. 21-ra Docket A..
On motion OF tle plaintiff by Mr.. William E.
Amhross her solicitor, it Is ordered tGaL tine De-
faud8nt. Holt rs Terry, Gauss, bis 5Dpelr8lc. 10
be entered herein ON or before the first rula-aay
occurring forty days after tins day; otherwise
tine cause viii be proceeded with ss ln case Of
default
The object Of this sufr is divorce from the
bonds OF maJrmouy FOR dg-eTti1n. This order
To be published iH the washington Law Re
porter" and The Washington Times.
Bv the court True capy-Tc-t-
j. r. YOUNG. tITIa. etc.
BY FRED g.. OCUNNLtL. Asst Clerk.
nu9.l6,-5
IL -sTICE COURT or THE DISTRICT OF co.
LUNlBIA BEFORE LEWIS T. U,NEAL, A
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.-IOHN T. DONO-
HOE AND CLARENCE F. DONOHOE. TRAD
ING As JOHN p. DONOHQE Sc son. Plain
tin VS.. JOSEPH ID. WHIIACRE Defendant
At Laws No. Zsji3.
N summons Iu due form having been issued ont
of this court 10 ID lawful constable ut tlls Dis
trict for the said defendant. and the -ame HIv-
ing been hy said constable returned 'nu, Co be
found IL Is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance TO De- entered herein ON or
before the 5lH day of DECEMBER, lsa" other
wise the cause VIII DE proceeded with as In case
OF default.
Justice of the Peace, District Of Columbia.
nO3.J.l6
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR ,ALF-Lot 7oxl51 feet in Rivuls. Park;
$500 good chance; good location. G.. =
KRAUS Druggist. l-t and u SIS. N.Y. Eaa-St
FOR SALE s225. bot. 55Nso. Fore-, ellen; orig
inal cost $500. Addla-s BON 500. this oi-
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The market opened up yesterday morn
Ing and continued to advance well during
The nrst hour Of the day. Then as has
been expected, there was the beginning Of
8 react ion on selling TO secure profits This
might have been the end Of the story of the
cay II the report Of the Manhattan Il"
company for the year had not been pub
hs1ed- showing poor years business. and
i The bears had not taken this statement
and the weakness in Leather common as
excuses Tor making q vicious attack on the
market Manhattan declined three uoin-s
or more. and Leather tumbIed almost as
far as D. did last week The bears. who
have been whipped over aud over again re-
Gently. evidently considered the chances Of
forcing a general break in prices excellent
and they began 70 sen the entire list
around noon and kept the attack up nearly
ali day The end Of the onslaught may not
have been seen yet, bun the closing half
hour yesterday was very suggestive Of an
other defeat for the bears. The list began
10 pick up toward the close and with the
exception Of Manhattan Leather common.
and one OF ta0 other specialties there were
few serious net losses al the close Sew
eral securities, In fact. showed net gains
for the Gay. especially the Pacific Issues
Money was marked up during the day
again. but the effect Of this was only an
other ul1e added 10 the bear news The
sturdy resistance Of the railway securities
and many Of the graugers to the bear at
tack is considered by many an added proof
OF The inherent great strength OF the pres
ent market and an added Indication that
Due advance is not far away There was
heavy buying 0f all the securities the bears
attacked yesterday by important interests.
The raid on Manhattan was rabid one.
and u was effective 10 a greater extent
than many would have thought possible.
The reason Of the weakness of the stock
is easy 10 account FOR however. There
have been bear stories floating in The
street FOR some time past regarding Man
haitian, IN large part faxed. but partly evi-
IDENTIFY based on advance knowledge OF the
poor earnings Of the company. Circulars
have been distributed to stockholders and
10 traders generally. These have prepared
The street 10 believe almost anything re-
gardinR ii that should seem 10 corr1bo-
rate the attacks. The statement 81 the
company really contains nothing that was
not known before in a general way and
J. would have had little effect on the stock
under ordinary circumstances Ia fact the
arguments of the owners OF the large part
oi the stock are quite as strong IN favor
o. its advancing rapidly IN the near future
as these attacks. The figures Of the state
menl are IS follows: Surplus balance on
September 30, 1888 $4s01. .2GT- gross earn
ings FOR the year, 50 9.3251ll, operating ex-
penses $5,2S6.lS2; net earnings 81 03S g2g.
Interest 81 $50 $50. taxes. ssZ7 SOS. net in
come, 1892 $50. dividends. 81 ,560 600; IN.
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Y NJ a

ET0"-- T"-W"0I--.---- TI g -ITT0T0I|- HII-Wln
Score Infantry l5. Y. NJ G. A. 2 Field goals
for Infantry Burnett 3, LOTUS. Ivlor Shgevc.
Free goals-For Infantry, shreye J., i1J j. NJ.
G. A.. Iiaugh p A. ". Ferris referee tmpires-
l.. d. Casey and J II. Robinson Timer R.
Jose. sgorer-i b. Baker Time Commute
halls,
The Central High School and Eastern
Athletic Club play tomorrow night
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MARKET FAIRLY STRONG
4 Firm UndertOne With Irregular
tiles in Certain Stocks.

The Money Stringency Restraints &C
rive specuIation-Good Effect Of the
Elections - Heavy Break in Man
haitian mad Leather "A Rise in
steel Iudu~trIHls and Sugar.
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

couvpuieuce-. suitable l9r cycle repairs or
cahinetmakcr, business CENTRE Sl5 per mouth.
@IJ 9th St uW lI'-at
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McDunie,s New Three-MIIe Reeord.

CHICAGO Nov. S--McDume broke the
worlds three-mile record here today by
two and one-ffth seconds. Time, p %
seconds. He also broke the quarter mile
records by two hfths OF a second. Time,
p 20 seconds.
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Southern Railway preferred. with q new

Southern Railway preferred. with new
high price IS. and little decline in the
afternoons general break. Union Pacific
common, Northern Pacific common Louis
vile. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Mis-
souri, Pacific, and the graugers. We're all
strong IN the early trading and would un-
doubtcdly have acquitted themselves salts
factOrily Ia any ordinary market The net
changes in these securities despite the at
tack Of the afternoon We're only small de-
clines- and in some cases, in fact, gains
were made.
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neIn,,nrc coIIepe Wins

WILMINGTON. Del Nov. 8-Delaware
College, 81; Agricultural College OF Bal
timore, 0.
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ye,v york StocIs Marked.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Exchange,
1919 r Street
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FOR ENCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Special, now is tire time TO
trade: my li-t Of city and country property
is the most complete 80 the eityt what have
yous What do you want Sly speciality is trading
ABRAHAM FISHER. 5I2 F. 81. NV no5-I1,-eod
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Washington stock Exchange.

A Tip was in the street yesterday to buy
the Chicago Great Western securities.
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iovERNAlENT BONDS
DIsTRICT OF COLIgIBJA BONDs.

6's lqO2 80 year funding gold lO7
rs 1901 Water stock" currency lU7
rs 1903 Water stock currency. ..
Funding currency $50 s--.....-... ll64
AXIS Rpp g-fU'l 1-V3-Iall
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Chieaeo Grain and Provision Marke

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Exchange
100 2 Street
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and upwards made
on FUREITUR
PIANOS. HORSES,
Loans of $40.


Wagons etc, at lowest rates and on the day
you apply W are IOamng on the Building &
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost OF
carrying loans much less than YOU pay else
where and allows you TO pas it of Ia any sized
notes you desire running from one TO twelve
months. You only pay for the use Of money for
the length of time YOU carry It. II you have a
loan with some other company we viii pay It
of and advance you more money If desired. Ra tes
cheerfuliy given and cost 20 YOU unless loan
is made. Loans made anywhere in the District.
Car and get rates. Front rooU, first f0Os, Sci
enti6c American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 Street y. vs..
no6-u
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT.
ERAL - No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER
Rooms 40 and a. Metzerott Building, 1lI0 st.
jeI2-u
MONEY To LOAN at 81. go. T. and 40 per
cent in sums Of $1,000 to $4,000 on D. c.
real estate; pay oG and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WM. II.
SAUNDERS & Co. l4J7 F st. NV, iy1-tfem
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer-
chants upon their own names without
curity: easy payments. TOLNAN, Room ~, g05-
9I4 C st. oC22-lyr
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The 8 DAYS" Cure

Uor men) leads ali remedies n This city;
prompt and permanent cure or nc charge Con
s1itstion tree DR. NcREEHAN $40 ISth q.
nv Office hours. all day tn 6 p H. CSuudays
ihc4udeQ-J oct8-3st
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The buying Of Southern Pacific yesterday
was tremendous. During the early part Of
the day the stock went to 42 SIS, and when
the break in the general market came, al
though there was an immense unloading OF
the stock, Ii was not allowed to recede
more than fractionally. The close was at
II rs. a good net gain being made for the
day. The determination Of the pool In this
stock and TumOrs that the Vanderbilts
have been interested in the recent buying
make the street particularly bullish re-
garding it.
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A good surplus will be added to the large
undivided fund of the American Cotton Oil
Company after the per cent dividend has
been paid on the common stock. This is
certainly an encouraging showing TO the
holders Of this stock AT 45.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-25
O|F|C|L 0PERAC|0N
PROGRESSES cIEMTIFIc0s

Aver tuvo lugar en- ell Hospital
Tricoche ,, ell aeto de hacerse una ope-
racion diticilfsima de alta cirugfa.
Consistio ella en- la extraction de
ovarios por la existencia en- ellos de dos
tumores 6brosos.
Ell vientre fue completamente abier-
to.
Els la tercera de fndole tan diffcil,
que Sc hace en- ell hospital.
Tan arriesgada operacion, que hace no.
nor los conocimientos cientfticos de
cualquier cirujano, la han llevado efec-
to los doctores Vogel y Coronas secun-
dados con habllidad exquisite por sus
compafleros los sefiores Torres, Villa
ronga y Amadec. !.
Indudablemente que corresponds a
Ponce la honra de haber iniclado ell mo
yimiento de la alta cirujfa, y nuestra
juventud m9dica ell honor de abrir cam
DO practicas cientf6cas, propias de
centros como Alemania, Francia y los
Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-25

amigos don K. Ulpiano Colon, don
Zoilo Cintron, don Juan Chavier, don
Jaime SEEK, don Jorge don Enrique
Armstrong, don Sergio Puventud, hijo;
y don Ulises Valdiviezo.
Hoy hemos recibido la vista de don
Juan Soils Aranguili, representante de
la compaflfa de Zarzuela Gira 1rttsti
ca Puertor7fqueisa, que en- breve ocupa-
I'd nuestro teatro.
Dicha troupe la componen 36 iovenes
puertorriquefios que, con modestia y
sin pretencioDes han merecido la apro-
bacion de los publicos de la Capital y
Arecibo.
Pronto circulara ell elenco.
Auguramos buen exito d la troupe
'puertorriquela.
Nuestro distinguido amigo don Er
melinda Salazar, no va como diiimos
aver para los Estados Unidos. Su no
norable familia 81 sale en- breve acom-
paflada del joven don Pedro Jaan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-25

Una nueva medicina para las personas
atacadas de Intermediates nerviOsas
mentales: consiste sencillamente en- pro.
curar que los enfermos tengan cnsuefios
agradab.es. He aquf como procede ell
doctor Corning, que es ell inventor.
Envuelye la cabeza del paciente en- una
especie dc gorro de cuero suave, que
solo deja la cara descubierta. Cores
pondiendo con los ofdos, hay dos tubos
de caucho, unidos un fon6grafo. Ell
enfermo esta tendido comodamente en-
un divan, abrigado por una especie de
tienda, que 10 deja en- completa obscl-
ridad. A los pies de la CANA, ma pan
ITALIA grande con un lienzo blanco prem
sado; la cabecera, oculto, dejando
pasar unicamente ell objetivo, un apara-
TO de proyecciones luminosas. AL mis-
mismo tempo que van apareciendo en-
ell lienzo las vistas-escogidas para ell
case, o,--funciona la suave musica del
fon6grafo. Ocupados de ese modo la
vista y Ell ofdo, una dulce somnolencia
va invadiendo al sujeto, y en- ese estado
intermedio de la vigilia al sueiio, Co
mienza trabajar la imagination.
Ell doctor Corning no solo cita las
curaciones que ha hecho, sino que ase-
gura que SO aumenta ell peso de los cuer-
pos; es decii .... que los suefios engor-
dad, amable lector.e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-25
Noticias
generates

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar en-
esta redaccion, 8 nuestro amigo com
patricia don Jose Dfaz, medico del
Ejercito.
Hoy sale para Guayama, punto de su
residencia.
Sc ha hecho cargo de la escuela rural
del barrio de San Patricio, ell professor
don Juan Jose Figueroa.
Tenemos en- esta oticina a disposi-
cion de su duefio, un abanico una
papeleta de vacunacion extendida fa-
vor de Julian Dfaz, domiciliado en- San
Juan, Tanca numero 9.
Puede ell interesado pasar a. recoger
esos objetos.
Para ell bale que sc celebrara en- ell
casino de Ponce ell domingo de Mayo
proximo, fueron abanderados nuestros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-25
PRESIOEuCIA DEL AYUNTAMIENTO De PONCE
AL P U B L 1 C o

Vistas las di6cultades con que tro
pi, "a la Poll.fa Municipal para reco
ger domisilio las planillas 6 declara-
Clones juladas de todas los propieta-
rios de fncas urbanas sin edificar en-
3lavados en- esta poblaci6n, he dispues
70 con esta fscha que los interesadcs
que no las hubiesen entregado 8 aque-
ia, la presenter en- la S4oretarfa de este
Ayuntamiento durante las horas labo-
rabies en- ell improrrogable plazo de
tres dias, apercibidos de las responsa-
silidsdes consiguientes- sino las presen-
tan durante ell plazo indicado.
Lo que sc hace pdblico para como
cimiento general.
Ponce, Abril IL de Abril de 1899.
El Alcaide, LUIS fORRATA DORIA 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-25
PRESIDENClA DEL HONBLE. AYUNTAMlENT(
DE LA CIUDAD DE PONCE,
A L p U B L 1 G o


Levantada la suspension del cobro
de Ia contribution Municipal del CO.
rriente afio y autorizado este Ayunta-
niento para cobrar el repartimiento
lei mismo bajo la base acordada por
d,cha corporation, sea la mitad de la
Quota asignada a los contribuyentes
de erte termino, Sc avisa al pdblico
por uedio del pressnte para que concu-
rran Ia Depositarfa Municipal salts
facer sus respectivas Quotas en- el i'm
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de que transcurrido dicho plaxo, por
virtud de 10 avanzs zsio del aflo econ6-
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para cubrir las atenciones del Munici-
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ie apremio.
Ponce, Abril 90 de 1899. Ell Alcal-
ie, Luis Porrata Doris.