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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Keswick.

KEsw1cK, VA. July, ls.@ No, t.
gathering on Wednesday afternoon.
When Mr. and Mrs Carl Xon M pydol
Club Card tables were on the lawn
under the spreading trees. where the
breezes We're fine and the view mag
nificent. Mrs. Boocock was the lucky
winner Of the prize for the afternoon
After a most enjoyable game, delicious
refreshments were served the guests
seated at a long table on the lawn.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ma
Mr.. and Mrs: Boocock. Mrs Bloom,
Mrs George Mason, Mrs. Thurman. Mr..
Pugh. Miss Pugh, Mrs. Leonard, Miss
Gafford, Mr.. Robert Shackelford,. A1r,
renee and Carroll Boocock, Master
Monroe Won Maybe off.
Mrs. George Houghton entertained
delightfully."- at "Brookwood' Thurs
day in honor Of Mrs; J. NJ Allen ..src Z, Of
wood Tile guests arrived by the
O'Clock train and We're met at the sta
ton by Mr.. Houghton. who welcomed
al in his ., genial way. The . drive Of OF
Here the ladies We're met by Mrs.
Houghton. Mrs. Allen and Mrs, Saw
| yer. Luncheon was served at 1870
| Covers We're laid for twelve. The ia
bic was beautifully decorated with
field daisies and ferns. which harmo-
nized with the green and white deco
| rations of the dining room. a delight
| full luncheon was served. which was
greatly enjoyed by sall present. After
lunch bridge" made the time pass
only too quickly, and 1t was time tt
rush for the 8 o'clock train before tho
| guests could realize they had more
than just arrived. At the close of this
game It was found that Mrs Allel
| held the highest score, and was award
ed first prize. Mrs. Thurman got the
Consolation" prize, Those presen
| We're Mrs. Bloom. Mrs. Rankin. Mrs
Morris, Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Smith. Mrs
| Leonard, Miss Gafford, Miss Randolph
! Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Thurman, Mrs
Allen and Mrs. Houghton.
/ Mrs Houghton will give another de
lightfll luncheon In Mrs. Aliens hon
4 or on MCrdaN.
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Glade Spring

GLADE SPRING VA, July 13.-Mr.
Herbert L. Kent of Marion, Va, and
Miss Pearle Bum, OF Bristol, Tenn.
We're married at Blountville, Tenn, last
Friday at noon. They came here Sat
urday night. and spent Sunday here
with relatives, and Will make their
home at Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. "A. Plunkett, OF Penn
brook, N G., are spending a while here
with relatives
Mr.. Frank Zimmerman. OF Lynchburg
Va, spent Sunday, and Monday in towr
with friends.
Washington Springs has severs
new Southern guests this week
Misses Annie and Pearle Kent arr
visiting friends In Bristol this week
Mr.; Donald Parker, OF Bristol, wal
in town Sunday.
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West Point.

WEST POINT VA, July 1s,-Rev
LIB. Kirby and family, who have lived
several years In West Point, have
moved to Richmond county, Mr.. Kir-
by has accepted the care OF throe
churches In tho Northern Neck
Mr.. and Mrs, b. w. Edwards and
Inur dapghtors former residents of
Nest Point, spent few days In West
Point this week, after remaining q
week or ten days at the exposition.
Mr.. u. J.. Smlthsr Is on visit to
New York and Philadelphia. lie was
accompanied BY his son. Mr.. Archie
Smlther. The latter will remain in
Philadelphia to complete his course In
the engraving and watchmakers art
Miss May Owens, who has been 70.
several weeks Visiting friends In New
| York, has returned to her home here
| and has been quite 81 since.
| DR., May Far!nholt Jones, resident
\ physician in State College, Columbus
/ Miss Is the guest Of relatives here
She VIII san In week for trir
1 abroad accompanied by Mrs. Leroy
/ Farinholt. OF Asheville. n. C..
] Miss Mary GatAwaaa has returned
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dence With her mother. Mrs. John w.
Coles, at Wayne, There they have
lately taken a house and propose to
reside.
Although she seems uncertain just
whore her husband Is at present. Mrs.
Tyler. was positive to-day that 1t was
not because Of any quarrel that pr
Tyler decided to glve4up his lucrative
practice and enter the army. She de-
clared that he had been longing for
army life for, some time and that an
opportunity to crafty his desire came
to him recently.
Nevertheless DIR. Tyler's friends are
considerably mystihed, When the
young doctor married Miss Coles, three
years ago, he was not considered
wealthy, but his bride was They are
not known to have had any qunrrels.
Mrs, Tyler appeared to believe to-
day that her husband was on his way
to the philippines, but It was after
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Ill. Toano.

tSnnri., 1, 4 MI, ,ri,,.sn;en,.,
rS SlpeSlai Va 70 ne ZINES -DllsSpatch
IA aifi Az, G ~ !. OF Gatiettsnarg ~,
ri a. 81 ooIhe,
their srhSo, mate iS''T, WIS meSK r @
ION n, sr,,,., ,,tn. vor,. t,,a. =
tba s On ote eii.ti, no,s
Marty. Among shosn nressn NAV ave- MES uiss
f ia,, t a,Int, 'nose nnnrt ei,,
M Mguise aSiet pr ,ot ewPor. News
ME Snenrer and Eiian Rarnes a'i nf Wi
Nan ~ MSS NJ raa tie,' ~ ~
ttew Vorks Nj GREGORY Snencer' ot
W,Ilia N sh MI and M Rohe~t Stand.
m,liiaslSours, ahG M nooSlt Soasu-
/ Mrs. Frank Henley, az Newport News,
burg
M hsr r,,est Mss 4 emf an 81 Nav York,
and Mss a,ice" Ware Of Williams.
burg.
Miss E,la Martin who graduated
w,Sn hTm9Is tso this spring has re-
t t,.r Name,
'u HIrs r no II chisholm is visiting rcla-
tives in West Virginia.
vs MtTS i bes brother Mr.. ?. K Dris-
coil roII'''Ns ''et = -
NJ Frank Martin of New YORK,
who has been Visiting his uncle. Mr..
Enoch Martin, has returned home
~. WI f :, - fsth he, of H}llsyille. Va.
i'S .r ns az out Tor the marriage of
MISC Nora Wilkinson to Mr.. II. w.
porter If Norfolk which will take
p ,ni eh 49, ~ i, tbe eveninr Of the 24th.
Mrs Pn,,ard Walden, Of Newport
ran.s NC has been visiting her
| ~ .,at,. NJ p G wrirb4 has returned
Imother, =: :, sccom ma, a. her
. ana viii II Ne in Newport News for
severaI weeks
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Misses Via Haw, of Ashland, and
Elsie Wright OF Richmond, are spend
ing some time with Miss Bessie Cog
Mrs. +. b. CHI has returned from
q months stay in Norfolk.
Mrs S. Richardson who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs, c: l.. Bult
Washington.
Mrs. Arthur and child OF Richmond,
spent q week at Mr., G.. r. Dorsey''s.
= Mr.. Grimes, Of New York. Is visit.
ling at Mr.. G. i, collinss
"Dd you follow the dietiI advlsed?"
II did," #
! "Religiously?" f
.'Why .tolerably SO. said grace about
three times out of Ave, should guesB."-.
Puck. HI
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i Z .
tee. AS 1t is quite probable that Sen
Rtor Culberson Will be chosen minority
leader of the Senate he will as likely
-he given the Appropriations Committee
vacancy. IL he elects to~have 1t. Mr..
Culberson's more Important committee
assignments now, arc Judiciary Philip
pines. Pnst-Offices and Post Roads and
Public Buildings and Grounds.
II he should take the place on the
Appropriations Committee he would re-
linguish assignment on one Of the
other committees. Mr.. Bankhead's long
experience In that line of legislation
would, in the event of Mr.. Culberson's
transfer, possibly get the new Ala :
bama Senator a place on the Public
Buildings Committee. Too little is
known of the legislative experience
and qualifications Of the other new
Democratic Senator'S to. hazard a CON
lecture as to where they would land in
committee assignments.
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GIVES UP MILLION
TO join THE ARMY
Philadelphia Physician Leave:
Wife and Child and Lucra-
tive Practice to Enlist.

PHILADELPHIA, PA July H.
Society here is mystified by the
strange action OF Dr. George Trotter
Tyler, Who Is equally We'll known IN
social and medical circles. lie has
given mp the company of his wealthy
wife, worth millions in her own right;
leaves behind his only child and aban-
dons lucrative practice. all to be-
come surgeon In the United states
army. Whether he was inspired by
the wanderlust, family disagree
ment Or a longing for the r!gors Of
army life his friends are unable to say.
Mrs, Tyler, who before her marriage
was Miss Theresa p. Coles, grand
daugter of the late John G. Bnllitt,
who framed the city charter, has taken
her child and has established resi-.
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ward learned that he had beentordered
to Fort JOY. Governors Island, New
York. the headquarters OF the surgeons
Department Of the East.
81 When asked about her husbands sud :
den determination to join the army,
Mrs. Tyler said
There was no trouble at home that
caused Or. Tyler to leave It, In fact
IL he goes to the Philippines rather
expect to join him there myself when
our child is old enough to stand the
climate" $3.50.
The young doctor and his wife are
we'll known In Philadelphia and main
/ limo society DR. Tyler Is a member OF
the Society of Colonial Wars and OF the
Southern Club.
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Bowling Green.

ROWLING GREEN. VA. July 81
Miss Rama Wright, of Norfolk is
spending some time at Mrs. G. r,
Ennis's,
Mrs. Joel Halnes IL visiting, her
motherNin Loudoun county.
Or. Garnett Cowherd, OF West Vir-
ginia, Is visiting friends here.
Mrs. r.. B /. Todd, OF Richmond. ana
daughter, Miss. Mary, are Visiting. at
Dr.. r. r. Glassell's. !. 80. s.
Or. r.. H. Rowe, of Ruena Vista,
is spending some time With relatives
!. Miss Maude Scott. Of -sm,thaeld, IS
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Mama, Be Warned! Pro-
tecr the Little Ones!

81 TT ANAL Don't be trightened-
NN\ but be warnedl
II " II Every Mother knows, or
y IL should know that the terrible
MORTALITY among children is caused by
Stomach and Bowel troubles. Collie, Sour
Curd. Cholera lnfantum. Summer Com
plant, Measles, Rashes, Scarlet Fever
even Mumps-have their first cause In
consultation.
4 The Delicate Tissues Of a Baby's
Bowels will not stand rough treatment.
Salts are too violent, and Castor OH
will only grease the passages, but will
not make and keep them Clean, Healthy
snd Strong.
There Is no other medicine as safe for q
child as Casoarets, the fragrant little Candy
Tablet, that has saved thousands Of families
from unhappiness.
The Nursing Mother should always keep
her Mix Mildly Purgatiye by taking Cas-
caret at night before going 10 bed.
mo oHlcl iHculClle las ms remarkable
and valuable quality. Mama takes tho
Cascaret, Baby gets the Benefit.
Cascarets actike Strengthening Exercise
. pn the weak little bowels Of the growing
babe, and make them able TO get all the
Nourshment out Of Baby's Natural Food.
Larger children cannot always be watched
and will eat unreesonably The Ready
Remedy should ever be a, hand-cascaret.
Ito take care Of the trouble when It comes
No need to Force or Bride children /,
take Caacarets. They are Away
more than ready 10 ca, the sweet little b
81 Candy.
Home is not complete without the eve
ready Rox,of Cascarets. Ten cents buys
email one at the Corner Drug Store.
Be very careful TO &c, the genuin.
mads only by the Sterling Remedy Cor
pany and never sold in bulk. Every tabl'
stamped Geo 4
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Mems Nightshiirts, soc

Best made this season to sell at
SOC. Good muslin. full length and
width; sizes IS to 10; colored front
sizes; icw-cut collar bOc.~
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to her home here after a charming
visit to her sister. Mrs Q. =. Smith,
of Woodstock, on the Piankitanll
River
Miss Eula Churn is spending some
time with friends in Northampton
county. She visited tho exposition en-
route.
Mrs Scott Broadus and little son,
Temple. have returned to West Point
after long visit 10 New Kent.
The Magistrate; Are you guilty or
not?"
] am; but I'd like to be tried, to make
sure"-Hurpers Weekly,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
MOROVS PROGRESA
Sus asuntOs municipal
les estan atendidOs
bri11antemente.
PUEBLO s~ATIsFECHO
Elogia y aplaude la conduc.
ia intachable de sus actua.
les administrators.

No hay cosa que nos llene tan
to de satisfaction, como ver a los
pueblos progresar a favor de las
buenas iniciativas de los encargados
de dirigir los asuntos municipales
de aquellos.
Y ESQ es 10 que debe procurarse
siempre: convertir en- hermosas rea-
lidades las promesas de mejoramien-
to hechas q la comunidad.
Morovis, que habla venido So
portando pesimas administrations;
que por |efecto de las misrnas Sc
encontraba adeudando mas de cua-
tro mil pesos; que tenia un alum
brado insu6ciente; que su casa
Ayuntamiento no reunla condicio-
mes adecuadas para servir de resi-
deucia al gobierno municipal, Mo-
rows, repito, ha lido POGO a POGO
~progresando gracias al cello de sus
actuales ADMINISTRATORS, quienes
realizando I'm emprestito han des-
embarazado la administration de
deudas; han dotado al pueblo de
una buena y hermosa casa Acadia
y han puesto el alumbrado p1blico
4 mejor altura, con los magni6cos
focos de gasolina comprados ulti-
mamente por el Ayuntamiento.
Hay en- proyecto otras mejoras,
que haremos pdblicas una vez Sc
realicen.
Asf es como nos place yer la
administration: con todas suS obi
gaciones al dia; con todos sus ser
vicios bien atendidos.
De tai modo dirigida, siemprt
sabra brindar al pueblo progreso
c%on6anza.
:, Nuestro parabien a nuestre
digno Alcalde el senior Cordero, POI
Ell adelanto que bajo su director
va realizandose, como funcionaric
de buena voluntad.
H. MIRANDA GONZALEZ.
Julio de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
Ot!OE PATIllIS

Julio "a. Ell dia 20 dieron
principle los trabajos de la carrete-
"a de este pueblo a Maunabo, bajo
la direction de nuestro amigo don
Enrique Umpierre. Sc han ocupa-
do en- dichos trabajos 90 hombres y
tendran ocupacion hasta $50.
FL mismo dia practicaron
una operaci6n quirdrgica, los doc
torres don Luis L. Biamon y don E.
Garcia Lascot, acompahados del
practicante don Jose Ramos Rodri-
guez y Ell Lcdo. en- farmacia, don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
FL GENERAL LOAO
Muere EN- Madrid este
ilustre veterano del
ejercito espanol.
BRILLANTES sERVlCIOs
Espana pierde uno de sus
meiores hijos, mode'o de
pundonorosos militares.

FL dia 80 del pasado mes ia.
llecio en- Madrid el ministro de la
guerra general Loho cuya salud Sc
hallaba ~quebrantada desde hace al
gunos amos, habiendo adquirido
lltimamente su dolencia pulmonar
una gravedad extraordinaria, que
desde los primeros instantes ame-
nazo su vida de lin modo inminen-
tie en- opinion de los facultativos
que asistian al veterano soldado.
FL general Loho deja una bri-
llante hoja de services, que puede
servir de modelo a los militares mas
pundonorosos. Este es su mejor
elogio. Hombre modestisimo y de
inmejorable voluntad, no brill6 en-
politica y solo a sus merito en- los
difereutes mandos militares que DIES.
empeno, debiose que Ell senor Mau.
ra lie ofreciera la cartera de Guerra,
al ser llamados recientemente 10.
Conservatives a los consoles de Il
Corona.
Los cargos que 1ltim ament'
desempeh6 ell general Lofo, fuerol
los de sub-secretario del ministeri'
de la Guerra-siendo ministro e
general Linares-y Ell de capital
general de Valencia.
:. Designate para jefe del Esta
do Mayor Central, antes de que S
6rmara su nombramiento surgio
crisis; dejando Ell poder don Ante
MO Maura, a quien sustituy6 81 Sc
nor Fernandez Villaverde.
La crisis debi6se q discrepar
S cias acerca del indicado nombrs
miento, por haber compromise
e contraidos anteriormente con otr
, general dignisimo como Ell seize
Lotto.
Era este un perfectisimo caba
: Hero y un bravo militar, 6delisim
: cumplidor de sus deberes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
NOTAS. De |NTERES
~Pasajeros llegados de
Nueva York. Bales
EN- San German.
uN FAlLEClM, ENTO
Un strutss de pan, denun.
ciado en- Humacao Ma.
tanza de caballos.

tanza de caballos.
Pasajeros llegados de Nueva
York en- Ell vapor Caracas:
J. Bruno, J. Pons, G. F. Co.
rrea, E. NJ. Chapa, L. Gaos, 1t
Gamdo c. M. Tabs w. S. w., c.
Gray,'A. ]. Doame IT,, c. Mendez,
A. Herrera, E. P, Resell, A. Ma
niev, E. E. Kigley, ]. Escalona, M.
Rucabado, II. Dore, W. B. Wrid-
lie, NJ. Albores, E. Domenech, L.
Dubons, J. Add, L. D.. Barra, ].
Calimanes, P. Phillip.
Ha fallecido Ell Manati ell
estimable caballero don Juan Slm6
Marrero, persona que gozaba de
mucho prestigio en- aquella pobla-
ci6n.
mo mas inapetencia. To-
mense las Pastillas digestivas del
doctor Ley Roy malca aANTU-
RICAS.p
-Hemos recibido I'm ejelnplar
del Informe que el alcalde de San
German p~resenta al pueblo y al
Gobierno, acerca de la labor admi.
n~istrativa de aquel municipio, du'
rante el pasado afo economico.
-Ha llegado 4 esta ciudad ur
sefior de Venezuela con el fin de
contratar artistas para una compa'
MIA de zarzuela que la de trabajal
en- el teatro Municipal de Caracas
En- Humacao ha sido denun
ciado por el fiscal TN atrutsD de par
que venfa hacienda su agosto er
aquella ciudad.
Los culpables han sido proce'
sados y el 20 Sc vera ell juicio.
--Acusamos recibo de un i'm
preso que nos envia don Rafae
Alfonso, secretario general del con
sejo executive de la Federation Ii
bre, que contiene I'm bosquejo d,
los fines de la Federation obrera d
Estado y ell cual es dirigido a 10
trabajadores organizados de est
isla.
-Continua la matanza de ca
balloS atacados de muermo en- |
isla. La mas rigurosa inspection
esta practicandose por los veteri
narios del DEPARTMENT. de SAM
dad, para evitsr la propagation d
csc terrible NAL.
Sc halla vacante, a1n, J
plaza de medico Inspector de So
nidad del Municipio de Fajardo
dotada con Ell haber annual de mi
doscientos dollars.
Ell IS de septiembre Sc &c
rrara la matricuia Ell la ~secretarf
del Hipodromo de San Juan, de 10
. caballos que hayan de toinar part
; en- la primera carrera del campeC
nato hipico, anunciada para el 2
del mismo mes, a fin de disputar {
premio simb6lico de la copa de or
ofrecida por Ell Gobernador Post.
, Ell presidente del "Circul
de Recreo' de San German ha tie
nido la hneza de invitarnos para {
bale que Sc ha debido celebrar ante
noche en- los salones de dicho centr
! y para los que han de tener eject
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
Asambisa general anna d. Ia Com
ba1k dr. los Eeyyocaryl2eS de
Puerto Rio.

Los accionistas de esta COM
paffa Sc han reunido, de acuerdo
con Ell auuncio de convocatoria que
nosotros hemos publicado, con el
fin de recibir las cuentas del ejer-
cicio de 1906. La reunion tuvo
lugar ell dia IS de JUNO, a las tres
de la tarde.
En- Ell transcurso de este ejer-
cicio, TN nuevo trozo de la Inca de
union entire ell Norte y Ell Sur (sec-
cion de Aguadilla a Isabella, 81
kilometros) ha sido alberta a la
exploitation. la Ultima parte de
esta linea de union (seccion de
Isabella a Camuy, 20 kilometros)
no ha sido inaugurada hasta los
primeros dias del corriente afo,
pero los trabajos habian sido va
terminates desde el aio 1906 y
este ha sido el hecho capital del
ejercicio.
La Compaiifa ha cumplido asi
el programa que Sc habia trazado
y 10 ha cumplido dentro de las con-
di Zones del precio y dilacion pre-
vistos. La compafia misma, en-
union de la American Railroad
Company Of Porto Rico, estaba en-.
cargada de la construction y de la
exploitation y pueden felicitarse de
clio.
FL aho de 1900 ha sido, poi
otra parte, tnuy favorable bajo e.
punto de vista de la exploitation.
Los ingresos del trafco han
alcanzado la suma de 692, oo2 do
liars, los ingresos por otros concep-
tos, la suma de 24,I36 dollars, 9
,bien sea I'm total de 7I7,o3S dollars
contra 526, 2S9 del aiio anterior.
FL aumento es pues de 100, 749 do
liars, que reducidos a frances dar
la suma de oS2.557. Esto alcanza
4 mucho mas de 10 que jamas ha
bia alcanzado la mayor progression
oDtenida.
Los gastos, por ST. parte, bar
enmentado en- razon del desarrollc
del tra6co, pero IN proportion me-
nor que los ingresos, alcanzando Il
suma de $50. 7oI dollars, es decir
IN aumento de cerca de 100. 900 do
liars sebre los gastos del ano dt
toos. FL coefciente de exploitation
pasa de 65,S2 por ciento a 62.Sl
por ciento.
Ell benefcio de exploitation e.
pues de 200. 635 dollars, 10 que re-
ducido a frances da una suma d.
1.571.635.43. Despues del page d.
todos los gastos generates, del ser
vicio de las o~bligaciones de la pr
mera y segunda hipoteca, a las cua
les ha correspondent Ell effective
1880 en- el aio de 1906, contra
1925 en- ell aio de 1905, y en- fiji
de la extraction de una suma d.
40, 900 frances para mutilscion J
amortization del material, queda III
saldo a favor de 22,595,99 que apa
rece como primera partida.
FL informe del Consejo, deS
puEs de haber hecho mencion de 10
nuevos contratos celebrates con Ii
sAmerican Railroad y de los ter
ininos de las discusiones de la asam
blea general extraordinaria, de s d.
agosto de 1906 y expuesto que Il
Compania habia obtenido inmedia
tamente una ventaja muy sp:ecia
bic, resume como sigue Ell conceptC
alcance que tlene este contrato.
aVosotros sabeis, Seiores, que
la dAmerican Railroad obra en- es
tas CIRCUMSTANCES, segun la EXPIRE
sion exacta de que ella misma St
ha servido, como una sociedad au
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27

Antonio Capellas, con resultados
ex~celentes.
La operacion consisti6, en- Ia
cura radical de la hernia inguinal
y resecci6u de la tinica vaginal,
por hidroceles. FL enfermo sigue
perfectamente,
En- eStoS dltimos dias ha
PRACTICABLE el doctor Biamon dos
operaciones de aobstetricias, con Ia
sofa ayuda de los seiores Capellas
y Ramos, y los resultados han sido
magnihcos. FL doctor Biamon es
una capacidad medica y I'm cru.
jano habil.
CoRRESPONSN..
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Las personals que Qnieran SnScr16tr-
Sc diYectamente d LA DemOcra-
cia" sin inteyven0tN de los agen-
tes, bueden haeerlo POr amos o P0'
Semestres, bye0io page adela"-
tado.