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Over the Phone in Nashville.

First Party-Please give me twenty
thousand and twenty-L.
Central (sotto voice)-Two double 0
two OIL?
First Party-Hold up a minute! Let
me calculate that! Yes, that's about
right, 1 guess, and don't forget to put
a period after the L.
Central mumbles and coughs a few.
Second Party-Hello! :
First Party - Is that two double 0
two Oh? -,.:'~ ~.
Second Party-This is twenty thou.
sand and twenty-W. (Hangs up
First Party (after a reasonable length
of time)-I want L, Central. Two dou.
BILE 0 two O-L.
Central mumbles slightly.
Another Second Party-Hello!
First Party-Is that two double O
Two OIL?
Second Second Party-No, this is r.
First Party with spirit)-I wanted
L!
Second Second Party-Well, you can
90 to it, as far as I am concerned!
First Party changing up)-Oh, IL
Nashville American.
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Miss InQuisitive's Poser.

Arthur Dunn, comedian of "The Run
aways," tells an amusing story Of a
little girl with whose parents he be-
came acquainted while crossing the
Atlantic. The %youngster, like most
children, was fond Of asking questions,
a gcOdly percentage of which were of
an embarrassing nature.
Mamma" she observed one day,
when the party was summing itself on
the deck, what would be the national
ity of a baby born at sea-?
"Why," replied the fond mater, "the
nationality of its mother, of course,
dear"
Yes" the tiny inquisitor insisted.
But supposing its mother didn't
happen to be along? Supposing the
baby was travelling with its auntie?
New York Press.
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In plant forcing by electric light. a
foreign grower has found that red
globes produce greater intensity Of
color and yellow globes more delicate
color.
A darning machine, n which will
in ten minutes cover q hole that an in
dustrious woman could hardly fill in
an hour, is a recently invented piece
of l~abor-saving apparatus.
Bees arc attracted to flowers by the
bright colors. The experiments of Miss
]. Wrey, a Belgian naturalist. prove
that perfume has much less attraction,
and that honey has none at all.
Scopolamine, the new anaeSthetic
from a japanese plant, is administered
by hypodermic injection and induces a
deep sleep for eight or nine hours. 1t
Is claimed to have absolutely no after
effects.
The arrival in London OF a specimen
of the b%ird-eating spider calls renewed
attention to a little known insect that
is more powerful than the famous Ia.
rantula. 1t Is the largest spider known,
and in its tropical South American
home it spins very formidable webs
for catching humming birds and inches
instead Of flies.
Among the new industries that have
been developed by the %exigencies of
modern life. none is more surprising
than that of supplying human skin.
Experiments in grating to cover eS-
tensive injuries have been sos success.
full that there is considerable demand
for live skin, and the London hospi-
tails have long lists Of men and women
NOT all of the very poor class-who
are ready to sell their flesh when it is
wanted.
In a paper on GA Possible Explain
ton Of the Formation Of the Moon"
read before the Royal Society Of Edin-
burgh. recently. Mr.. G.. Romailes
showed that there never had been suf-
6cient heat developed in the interior
Of the moon by gr%avitational compress
sion to account for volcanic action on
it's surface; and he explained how lu-
mar markings could be accounted for
on his hypothesis by the impact OF
meteoric masses.
Zapon, the new preserva,ive Of paper
products Of DR.. Schill, Of Dresden, is
q solution Of nitrated ~cellulose in some
expensive solvent, amyl acetate SEEM
ing to be best adapted for paper in
sheets. When dipped in the solution
OF brushed with 1t, the paper absorbs
the liquid, and on evaporation Of the
solvent becomes coated with a thin
film. which resists rain, sweat and
various fumes, as we'll as attacks
Of mold and bacteria and hard usage
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A MODERN SAWYER.

which can be hauled to the mill in
much quicker time than can be done
with the AK.
The compressor plant consists of a
small engine, storage tank and air
pump, fuel being obtained from the
waste debris of the forests. From the
storage reservoir any number Of lines
Of hose may be led out in different
directions, each ending in a cylinder
and piston to operate a large saw.
These are mounted on a clamping
bracket to hold them in rigid connec-
ton with the log, and the operator has
only to press the valve lever to admit
air to the cylinder, guiding the saw
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MRS. DEAD.
Noted Woman's Rights and Temper
ance Advocate Expires.

Boston, A1ass.-Mrs. Mary A. Liver
more, we'll known temperance advocate
and advocate of woman's suffrage,
died at her home on Emerson street,
MelroSe.
Her death was due to a weakness OF
tine heart, brought on by an attack OF
bronchitis about two weeks ago. She
was unconscious for several hours be-
fore the end. About her bedside were
her daughter, Mrs. ]. o. Morris; her
granddaughter, Mrs. NJ. D. Barrows.
and Mrs. c. w. Boynton, her secretary,
who had been with Mrs. Livermore
for many years. .
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M. R~oosev.1t,s Damp-Proor Library.

The new addition to President Roose-
velt's house at Sycamore Hill. accord
ing to the terms of the contract, com
,prises one large room. 1t is to be q
damp-proof library. the structure being
of tile and brick. The work Is being
pushed rapidly forward.-oyster Boy
Pilot
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Reviaton.

The late Pierre Lorillard figured that
a gentleman couldn't live in New York
on less than $1,000 a day.
But this was some years ago.
In the meantime -four, bacon, ETC.,
have gone up.
Should not the estimate be revised,
in justice to such as may contemplate
becoming gentlemen and taking up
their residence in New York?-Life.
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The Emperor Of Germany takes his
meals with his whole family.
The Sultan Of Turkey has decided
to Introduce 4 Japanese room iuro his
palace at ConstaEtinoplc.
w. Z. Hearst, Of New York, pur-
chased the Cosmopolitan Magazine
from John BriSben Walker.
King Christian OF Denmark. who re-
Gently entered his cighty-cighth year,
is the oldest king in Europe.
Some Of the Cars children are free
Of speech, unfettered Of action and
fully appreciatlve oc their exalted
rank. .
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A jointed ladder in three o four
parts, or as many as desired. The
first section or bottom one is made
2 feet 6 inches wide, from outside to
outside, and 10 feet long; point both
ends to prevent from slipping; rounds
IL feet apart; begin to measure from
top for rounds; allow 3 inches for slot
or crotch, then 13 inches, or as you
please, to the next round: let top round
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Con, Buffers Horse.

General Butler has had brought from
South Africa the horse that carried
him through the Boer war, and it will
spend the rest or its days at the gen.
erals home. in Devonshire, England.
1t was shot in the neck in one of the
bSttlea
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Father Canon in Zurich.

Father Gapon. according to 4 special
cable dispatch from Berlin. Germany,
has arrived at Zurich, accompanied by
revolutionists from Warsaw and st.
Petersburg.
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Colorado's Soda Lake..

oLle VI LuS 4o2k NNE 5000
cries eyer made in the region is that
of a lake of liquid soda in the inaccessi-
BILE desert between Crestone, COL, and
Hooper, in the San Luis Valley. The
lake is an acre and a quarter in ex-
tent and lies at the bottom Of a little
basin valley in the desert. On its sur
face soda crystals have collected to a
depth of eighteen inches the whole
lake having the appearance of a body.
Of ice with a hard snow covering.
A recent examination by the State
School of Mines shows that these cry
stalls are thirty-seven per cent. pure
soda, purer than most of the CONNER
cial soda offered on the market. A
Denver man, E. M. Fake, has secured
q lease of the land containing the lake
and is now installing machinery which
will convert the native crystals into
marketable form. There are 1000 tons
in sight.
The School of Mines experts say that
the soda is a creation Of feldspar. The
granite masses of the Sangre de Cristo
range stand sentinel on two sides Of
the little valley. The feldspar in the
granite, undergoing decomposition, COL
lects in the lake basin, where it is held
in check by an impervious' clay, and
proper conditions are furnished for
concentration and eyaporation.-Chi-
cago Chronicle.
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PRESIDENT PAYS FOE HIS TRIP.

Colorado Railroads Get Their Snaro
For Pulling His Special Train.
Denver, Col.-The Colorado railroads
used by President Roosevelt In his
recent trip through this State have re-
ceived money for the service in accord
ance with his policy not to accept
favors from the railroads. The Penn
sylvania Railroad received q check COW
ering the expenses Of the entire tour
and apportioned the money among the
Denver and Southern and the Colorado
Midland roads which handled the Pres
idpntial special while it was in this
State
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Ohio Republicans Meet.
Ohio Republicans met in State con-
rCntiOn at Columbus.
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through the log. 1t is not difficult TO
realize what a swath one compressor
and a dozen saws would cut in n big
forest in a few weeks time.
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AS 1T EVER WAS.

Each man on his neighbor
Contemptuous looks down,
The crown upon the crosler,
The crosier on the crown.
Each mar reviles his brother
And calls him knave and fool.
The schoolman houts the layman,
The layman scorns the school.
Yet each man casts in secret
On each an envious look;
The king would hold. the c~rosier,
The dullard know o book.
The Philosopher, in Town Topics.
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Russian Liberals at Moscow.

The Liberals have established ma
tiopal headquarters at Moscow, Russia.
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A law suit between two Of the oldest
families in Spain has been in the
courts for 1913 years. An announce
ment has just been made by both
parties that the case will be finally set
tied in the highest court in Spain in
1907.
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NSAS Ao@ JNSS VIVA NeNS
parties that the case will be finally set
tied in the highest court in Spain in
1907.
A Waterville (Me.) naturalist says he
once referred the question of the sud-
den disappearance of gray squirrels at
different times to the Smithsonian in
stitution, and the reply was that near
ly all the gray squirrels are migratory.
The flock may be in Maine this fall
and in Tennessee the next.
For the first time in history, it Is
said, one Of the pyramids has been
struck by lightning. The pyramid
struck has been that of%Khephren, and
the fact is another illustration of the
gradual change that is being brought
about in the climate of Egypt by the
great dam at Assouan and the irriga-
ton works made possible since Brit
ish occupation Of the Nile valley.
A special to the Chicago Inter-Ocean
relates that the bitterest school cleo
ton ever known in the town Of Shell
Rock, Iowa, resulted in the defeat Of
the young men by the family men. the
issue being whether school teachers
should be permitted to keep COM
pany." The board had taken a posi-
ton against allowing teachers to have
beaus, on the ground that it inter-
fered with school work, The teach
ers rebelled, and each side named their
candidates for directors.
The degreee to which the remaining
senses can be trained when the sight is
lost was illustrated the other morning
by two blind men from the home at
Thirty-sixth street and Lancaster ave
nue., Philadelphia. The men came
from opposite directions, and as they
approached each other a man stand
ing on the corner was surprised to
hear one of the blind men say, Hello.
Ed; what are you doing out this morn
ing?" When the blind man was asked
how he had known the other with a
distance of five yards between them he
answered.: "By the sound Of his cane,
Of course. I can tell at the distance
of half a square the tap Of the cane
of any man in the home"
A curious question has been stirring
Spanish feeling, and strong agitation
has only been avoided by popular GUS
tom being permitted to have its own
way. The Cortez recently passed a
law ordaining general prohibition of
Sunday labor. This law having been
secured, opponents Of the national pas
time promptly sought its application
to bullfghts, which almost always
take place on Sundays Instantly there
arose an outburst Of popular resent
ment, so strong that the Council of
State took the matter into it's own
hands and by a series Of special plead.
ings concluded that the law does not
apply to tauromachy, which is not a
labor, but an Ct. like the drama.
Golorado's Soda Lake.
One of the most Tsmarkable diseoy:
cries we made in the region is that
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THE TAKKA
TABLETS.
BY A. L 49,:


, ssessr HAVE found the very thing
n b to suit you" cried Philip
rs 6 Dunton, impetuously. mo
III K more of this abominabie
r~eo~ mechanical work for you
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-16
BtBLloTECA DE .LA ogAOCHAC}A.

qucdas ssber QUE squsa nse udAd confe
sada que doctor T4avut AAha atsncltn Ia
cfs odiosa yrepsgnsnte en- Ia ioven
tQos hseerl 81 a6o de- T4avau habfa ssvado hiA de-
muerts segars La ssG1rs ds T4ava1t hab tom 10
b6n pArte muy scva msritoriA tan dfic
de los de Aea aquea pessda
obIgac6u de gratitud de xm1 h. qua "a considerable
como el geno funetto de 81
Todoa estos ssntmsnto tan contradctorio. msxbanse
90 confundfan Ell alma ds Aiets urbsnloi tstbemene
eonden&ndoa dmulo TN peno,o continue que er6
"a salud
Msntras tanto de Vaudticour Gin d,lo
rosments sfscdo viva tsmpoco tranquo Los sutmsr
ceosos las apranones morales de muar preoou
pabAn, pues nj siquiera las oonocis.
Absolutaments eng6.ao por 81 profunlo 1snulo da Ae
pvegio inhercnts 81 prancu phbaie adnna
obrado 10 se6er. Talevaut fsrsa orS
fasr ella Como t1dos Aq1aos quene ahsobe pA6n de
dstraida ndfsrenca No vsia cue ps6n feurAb
ssgtn cssumbre solo 81 vea 81 conducts sttaa
psgosa vseus, psrssiAes rtsDrocAahs s tpr@sehA
bi tan tcusntsmsnte pea las rcona4 de- vecnitd
de inmdad que de les scsncneoos las hlb i'm DuaSo;
bHcaba cudtdoa aocud tndss les de
ALA de rezpirAr aeBto, de beber pAbrs de
tir sis impudsnts nj .os psish>
eonsideads hsbia tAconado ecrst1 Penb Duss hrms
dueh1 absolute de ereto Ia verdsd nAds
s conoca txcerc6n de las dos ntsrsda muer
IL ssRo TalevAut 81 se6a de Vs1dricanrt ora,
aahsmes nj nhs nj neco oco E's, 81 coDtratio
una inegsnc oarfsms Psrs tEba easmorado anamerAdo
quis por prmsra de vls; eancusncs
parte de fseudes nesctuse autan moment
eclipse cssi tctll.
Aortunadamsntp euslidAdes morales ouedstoh rne
nteRra no SO rendiris Elm conhte ueh sin re.taoc
yiriles fatal pas6n No desconoois QUE al da
rita TaeVaut e e&bs vaisdo m ie5ss emnt,ie, no
solo De moral Iino 3nOiSO dsl honor Era parents, pup
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-16
La Mo ERTA

snquada por progreo Cons fe habis sdqurido seGo
Tseyaut fe soenla ruds labor csntcs que
al mismo tempo obra de propaganda Fl en eus smbxb
81 alrededor inspirkbaselo tsmben Ia cencs
lCuE readad ests religion hos5fcs que le urepor
eonaba vsor vrtudesl E mismo 10 expssba Barnar
poseemo que tenemos mtrno resumr breve
tsors FL shor Taevaut csusecnencia de
esudos creia frmemente 10 ob dvna do Ia cres6 pre-
sgue de modo ndeRndo unvese odo ntegsne
e smado coaborr de agn mo1o par ests obra
de perfection de ammonia progresv que deber ce
cenca de rezar fla SUPERIOR encuentrs 10 recompsns 10
alegtia de "a vida
Perc, dscfa Bernardo pueito cue trata dc supr las
regones que exnguen iespeA usad DOCTOR sonvertr Il
humans 81 pueblo religion fos66ci grandsxA
nego pero que exge larga iniciativA ntelectual
No tengo em illusion, -espond6 ell doctor Televaut-y
sdemks as Ser6 su6cen conver certo ndnero
de egdo que d ssrS bassnts importlnts donsr
il muud impcnea ecumpmieuo del debsr por suoridad
moral por 10 fuersa.
rs uIted terrible srist6crats, dostori
-Seguramsnte. I iCrsia usted que dsnagogo por
hombre de csncil Es idea singular,
ftecuente Sin embargo NADIA contrAro la verasd La
csnca e Ia enengo natural de Ia democrac poraus 10
mga natural de gnorsncA s6o de msdiana. Por
que que 10 hice demoeraa eevar gnorantss
rsngo de medisn eapautco Sento pedAd
de los gnorants de los debe de los miaesbe, haagsr
sus paEiones suftr 90 domination -. 1 J 4mssl
Luego, VOlviendo oeupas de sslmisntos regiosOs
a6sd6:
-Crea usted amigo, hIy una dulsdra nfns compren.
der vve en- Vsdsd camin, s decro de Ia
aeguro usted que mi vida dszs sersndsd tsne
ago de pAradisAca 81 Alguna turb 6ncamente
por de rodr rminar 10 ob1 he eonSgFado mi
iGtencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-16

Por est Alcsldi Sc ha deposits.
do en- poder de don Juan Rodrfgu
Ramos, uu cabalo de color zaino, de
seis cuartas de alza a, cola erin y co.
pete regularee, cabos negros, marcado
con una . en- la masa derecha y una
cicatriz de herida antigua en- ell vacfo
del mismo lado; cayo animal fue remi-
lido al dep6sito en- ell dfg de aver por
el vecino del barrio de Calabszss,
joan Montailez Lo que Sc hacs p1.
blico d fin de que por VI dueho pueda
solicitarse dentro de los 3 dfas 81 :
guientes al de "a publication del pre-
sente
Yabucoa, P. r. 81 de Agosto 1905.
J. M. Carlillo, Alealde accidental.
Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-16
N0TAS De PONCE
[ CONTAMINATION Dc u pdqina gll

[ Continuation de Ia pdgina S'l
di6 q su companero Juan Gonza'ez y
fu6 condenado 4 pagsr doce dollars
de multa.
Han sido arrestldcs hoy por la
polieia lnsular los limpiabotas Abd6n
Rivera y Angel Fsjardo, por insul.
tarse mltuams1te frente & Ia plaza de
las Delicias, y condenados eoseguida
por ell Juez Municipal veinte dias de
carce'; Mercedes Barina Rita Ro-
drigaez, pr rina en- Ell barrio de <San
Anton, hlriendose las dos en- los bra
EOS con machete y cuchillo; Luis Cruz,
por desacato 4 10 pol cia
-Por iofriugir las leyes de SAM :
dad, matando un cerdo sin Ia licencia
CORES spondiente, h. sido y multadc
hoy por ell Juez de paz senior Sail
crup & pagar SIS y SO centavos, el indi,
duo Media do Rodriguez, <inutilizan
doses uns psrte de la carne decomi
sada.
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An0fele s..

preston y depression. Golpea ell tipo
hacia abajo. Puede escr Ibirse en- co
lores.
Ell empleado del deparsamen!o 0
de Ooras pdblicss senior Monsilla sc
encuentra en- Barranquitas, . fin de
informsr al Dspartsmento del Iatsrior
sobre los trabaios que SO efsctdan eu
10 carretera do ese distrlto.
-Dssde ell prImero de Noviembre
har& la traves'a de Saa Juan . los
Estsdos Unidos el vapor eSan Juans,
por timer que lin oiar sus fondos ell
vspor <Coamos, que pasara Nueva
York.
AL pedlr el Depurativo Makh2-
rolf, en- las Botieas, tengase on cuen-
ia que cada frasco va envuelso en- una
GAIA elegants de cartulina con el re.
trato de Makharoif, y cadat trasco lie.
va sohrs el tap6n, un r6tulo roio co T
oil nombre de PTepdrGttU0 HHsO Mdkhd.
rolf, en- letras blancas.
-Es.a manana SO vsrifc6 Ia au.
basta para los obras dc dos puentes
uno de treinta J ouatro metros de luz
y uno de stete.
Presentar IN propo,iciones al De.
usrssmento del Interior los seiiores L
Millst, de Mauaii; Javier de zequeira
de Care lins, y del Vale y Alvarez, Of
San Juan.
Dlchas proposioiones asclenisn
2.45O, 20.69 y 1920 dollars respect va
mente.
Han regresado de Arecibo lo'
doctorea II ,rnandez y Q ieveio Baez
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--Ss ha concsdido lie ,ncis q don

--Ss ha concsdido lic7ncis don
Name Marfe Arroyo, profssor gra-
du1 do d. Mayagii z, por erf;rmo.
e. Dspurhnvo + 1870 Makh arotf,
hacs desaparecer loa dolores agudo,
en- ias articulscioues y en- loa huesoss
nclu yendo los trastornoa de caracter,
siflftico.
Q lizas cierta parte de Ia huma.
nidad Sc haila enfsrma por negligen.
cia 81 al dinero 50 gsstara en- nues.
ira ap.tecIda y sabcosfsima CO veza
<PabsD Ia humanidad serfs salvada
Agertss, M. r. Calder6n y c., Tetu&n
II, San Juan P. r.
Ell Deparlanen!o de Educaci6n
recibi6 las propuestas dehnitIvaa de
Ia Junts esco'ar de Aguada.
--Se encuenra on sta cludad don
Carlos Arrusla, maestro principal do
las escuelas ee Msysgnez.
-Parece qua hay algura exita.
ci61 eutre la Junta Superior de Sani-
dad y Ia local por ciertss denuucias
contra altos empleadoa del Gobisrno,
que Inf; ipgen las ordensnzes santa
riaa.
Ell Depurativo Ruao Makharoff,
cura positivamenta las afecc!ones del
hfgado, erupclones, macchas ea la ca.
ra, peoas, casps, la tina, gristas on
los pies y manos y tode clsse do ma
nifests clones herp6sicss.
Han salido para Guayama el
Alcalde y Secretario del Ayuntamien.
to de dicha ciudad, nuestros amigos
don Eorique Gonzalez y don Luis Te.
xidor Ortiz.
Sc encuentra grsvemente snt,r-
mo on el Hospital San Antonio, dc
MaysRu'z, nue.tro am g, el veterano
psriodista doa Joie' AVcl!auet Bala.
guer. Dsseamcs su restab &C clmiento.
Con el mismo 6xito de siem ore tra.
Coftin,ta en- Ia pdgina 81
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En- Ia tarde del lunes SO reunira
IL unta escolar dc San Juan.
So proyscta uu concerto en el
Casino Espaflol por los artistas 81 no.
res Artesga y Martln
En- las solteras y cssadas, el
Depurativo Ruso Makharoff, ejerce
una scci6n podsroaa en- ell desarrolIo
de los pschos. Centenares de mule.
res del aeno oprimido, han consegui
do, con el uso del Depurativo Max
haroff, un desarrollo complete de lo'
pechos. Por ESQ, 81 Dspurativo Max.
haroff e. 10 msdicina ideal do la mu.
isr.
Sc encuentra ca eata cludsd don
Ossaviano Garcia Salgadc, delegado
a Ia Camara Legislativs.
Nos participa el ssdor Arteaga,
respondieado { consultas que d'ssin-
guidas ssnoritas han solicitado en- O.
Atsneo, que las Quotas de las clase'
de piano son de cinco dollars men
suales.
-El sub comisiousdo Mr. Proce
tor sali6 para Fsiardo, Nsguabo J
Humacao . fn de inspecionar los ira
bsios que 10 visne efectuando en- lal
carr eterss do dichas jurisdiccionea.
Rsgresara el msrtss.
-Otras ventajas de la <Olivers;
Cambio automatico de Inca. Tien,
llave libertadora, Un'formidsd en- |,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-16

: FL ldnss pr6ximo las di.z de Ia
noche 80 cortarA la communication dc
aguas del acueducto q I'm do procedsr
a una reparaci6n en- el puente de Mar.
tia Pefia. Llamamos la ateucion sobre
dicha medida para que los vecinos
puedan surtirse dc aqua on las horas
en- que Sc interrumpa Ia comupicaci6n.
-Esta noche las ocho ell nosa.
be pianista don Julio Arteaga dara
una audlcl6n al piano, en- los salo-
nes del Ateneo.
Ell sefior Arteaga, en- obsequio de
Ia prensa, Sc propone dar & conocer al
gunas selecciones musicales que h an
obtepido ruidosos aplausos en- todos
los sitios On que fueron interpretadas.
Ell Dspurativo Ruso Makharotf
tonihoa los 6rganos digestivos, con-
forta el sistema nervioso y 81 muscu'
lar, llevsndo la salud & todo el orga-
nismo.
-Ha sido nombrado medlco titu
lar de 10 Marina el doctor don Jose
Carballeirs, por vacante del malogra
do doctor Ramirez, que dessmpeI aba
, dicho pussto.
Sc dice que 81 doctor don Fran
cisco del Vale Atlles sera nombrado
medico director del Hos pital do mule
res que el Ayuntamisnto construye en-
Ia calle de San Sebastian.