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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

Yo, Juan c. Vlllariny, secre-
tario del concejo municipal de la
ciudad de Cagaas, P. R.
Certifco Que dicho concejo,
por ordenanza adoptada en- sesioa
de 80 de octubre 1ltimo, acordo el
remate en- pub!ica subaSta de vatias
reparacionss y construcciones en- el
interior del Hospital municipal bajo
las condolences;
Primera. La subaSta Sc veri.
6cara a las dos de la tarde del dia
IS del actual, con arreglo q los dis,
puesto en- la sscci6n o6 de la Ley
municipal, ante la comisiou que
determine dicha Ley, en- el salon
de actos del ayuntamiento y con
sujeci6n a los pliegos de condicio-
ueS, pianos y demas documentos
que habran de reglr en- Ia conuata,
los cuales Sc hallau de manifesto
~ la o6clna del alcalde de la ciu-
lad, para los que deseen exami-
uarloS.
Segunda. Las proposiciones
dcberau ajustarse al modelo que
consta undo al pliego de condiclo.
nes y deberan ser acompahadas de
copias de este anuncio, del presu.
puesto y el referido pliego de con.
diciones, cuyos documentos Sc con
siderardn como parte integrante dc
la proposition que hiciere cada Ii.
citador. Dichas proposiciones Sc
preseutaran en- pIiego cerrsdo, ad'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

de la tisis Y en- todLS las afeccione:
rerviusas producidas por causa d. dc
b; itaInjrntu
bevuelve fuerza ' vigor a l3s or
carismo5 gastados alivia V cura lo'
des, rreglos in.estinales. Sin rival pa
ra las enfeimedades de los paises trc
picaies
la Sal Lithin y el Laxante com
pletan el tratamiento.
Atendiendo q uumerosas exigen
cias Sc la alberto un DepartanentC
hispaGo americana para la venta.
Sc atienden consultas y Sc remi
ten iuformeS q soiicitud.
La formula Sc suministra a quier
la exija.
Dirigirse: BloPlAsM CO, ga Johr
Street, New York, u s, A,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
NOTICIA! GENERGIES

Dentro de POGO seran desig.
nados por el Director del Consoli.
dado los profesores que han de ejet-
Ger en- la oEscuela CorreccionalD de
Mayaguez.
Hoy por la talde Sc reunira
Ia directiva de damas de la socie.
dad Protectora de Mendigos.
Ell vecindario de Barros esta
deseoso de que Sc comlencen en4
cuanto sntes la carretera de aquel
pueblo q Corozal, que les pone en-
communication facil con San Juan.
-Ha sido sbsuelta, en- juicio
de apelaci6n, ante la Corte de Dis.
trito de Mayagiiez, la seHora Maria
Cuesta, que fue seutenclads por ID
corte municipal por practIca Illegal
della msdlcira,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
FT'l:: CURADO POR La PE.RU.NA
IN CUARENTA Y OLHO HORAS
w PESFRIO LIZ AFECT0 LA
GAR04NTA YLA cABEZA...
Ell ATAQUE rUE SEVERE.

c>R.CARLOS ". BOWMAN, Tenien-
- te Primeru Ayudante del cuarto
rc2uniento de V"luntarios' escrioe -
carta sigulente:
"Por mas que SOY algo adverse q medi.
cinas patert1zadaa y adn mas adverse q
declaraciones, "rco I'm deber en- este
tnstante, incluir en- las Columns que
Sc nan escritos sobre los m6ritos de la
Paruna, mi experiencia con la misma.
"Me ha sido nuy it'll para resfrios
en- la garganta y ia cabeza. ME ma
curad0 en- cuarenta y OchO horaS ei
ataque mas severe. Siempre que me
snenaza algin catarrn IN uSo como
preventive.
"Miembros de mi faml1ia la usan para
iguales padecimientos, y la recomenda-
mos q todos nuestros amigos"
Carlos " Bowman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

He aquf las Bases, con las en-
ml-ndas aprobadas para el servicio
dc Bene fcencia publica municipal:
Base l El servicio msdico de
Benefcencia municipal sera presta-
do por ule iicos cirujanos con dere-
cho a ej,rcer la medicina en- Puerto
Rico, que no desempeii n los catgos
de medico de Sanidad.
Base Que cada municlpio de
la i>la de Puerto Rico, cuya juris.
dicci6n sea meuor de 5000 habitan
tes, estara en- la obligation de soste
ue1 por 10 menos un meiico ciruja
no para la asiStencia de sus enfe =
mos pobres y one para cAda grupo
de 5 900 vecinos sera requerido el
sostetimieuto de otro medico ci.
ruj al ..
Base ; -Cuando los ingresos dt
Tin municipio menor de 5000 ha-
bitantes no sean bastanteS a con
siguar tn su presupuesto dotaclor
decorosa para un medico Cru aro
podra asociarse cou un pueblo limi
trofe para tener juutos los servicio;
m5dico> oindependientemente con
tratar q un facultativo de las pc
blaciones vecinas para que presto i
asistencia Eedica a los enfermo
pobres, no pcrmit.endose sin EN-
barge que nipgun medico cirujan
tenga el servi 10 de Benehcencia {
mas DE- dos pueblos.
Base 4 Que cuando por tre
meses consecutivos I'm Ay untamle1
to no hubiere provisto la plaza q
medico de Bgnehcencia, el Secret;
rio de Puerto Rico nombrara u
medico cirujano para tai municipl
clu Il hsber que estimare conv'
n! mt. con cargo q los fondos m,
niipales y en- ammonia con la ba:
va aprobada (a).
Base S Que los Ayuntamie1
tos dc Puerto Rico anunciaran d.
! raute un mes en- los peri6dlcos {
! m iyor circulation de la Isla las "
! cantes dc las plazas de nedicos (
/ Benz 6cencia, reservAndose la Co
| poraci6n municipal el derecho {
+ elepir entire los solicltantes el Cal
+ didato que tuvlere por convenient
/ debiendo preferir siempre aquell'
} QUE sean cludadanos de Puerto Ric
| Base 6-Que el servicio de III
| plaza de medtco de Benefcencia b
| bra necesariamente de ajustarse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
BENEF|CENC|A MUNICIPAL
Bases, con enmiendas, aprobadas en- la Asamblea
Medica 1ltnamente celebrada.

I'M contrato celebrado entire el ayun-
tamiento y el medico.
Base 7-Que todo contrato en-
tre un ayuntamiento y un medico
para el servicio de B NET cencia no
Sc estipulara por un periodic menor
de cuatro afios, y dicho contrato
notarial comprendera como clausu
las fundamentales las siguientes:
(a) Qae la asignaci6n anual
no habra dc ser en- ningln case me.
nor de 100 dollars, pagaderos por
mensualidades vencidas.
(b) Que los servicios del ia
cnltat vo a los pobres de la munich
paiidad seran prestados;
En- hospitales.
I En- dispensarios, fjando dos
horas de servicio diarias disposi'
ci6n del medico, segun las condi-
clones de localidad y exigencias de-
servlcio.
4 En- asistencia domiciliaris
dentro de la zona urbana para aque
los epfermos a quienes el caractel
de su dolencia les ob!igue a perma
n.cer en- su domiclllo.
a En- asistencia domiciliari'
rural, solamente obligatoria en- 10
casos siguientes: heridos graves
hemorragias, partos laboriosos, en-
venenamientos y ashxias y dema
, casos graves a juicio del facultativ
por los datos adquiridos, deblend
5 en- los lemas casos los enfermos Sc
trasladados al poblado para que re
ciban asistencia en- la misma form
que los de la iona urbana.
q (c) Que en- ningun contrat
0 para el servicio de Benefcencla S
!. estipulara la asistencia por acclder
]. tes del trabajo & os.trabajadores 1
e fabricas, talleres, centrales, obrs
p1blicas por administration 8 n
: mate, nj tampoco la que Sc pres
l. en- cualquier case a los institute
e armados, a los empleados, asilad'
: y de asociaciones re.igiosas, benz
e fcas 8 educativas que no sean so
= tenidas por fondos municipales.
e (d) Que tampoco sean estip1
l. lados en- ning1n contrato de TN mi
;, dico de Benefcencia servicios pr
IS fesionales prestados en- los CASE
}. que hubiere de intervenir la Adm
a nistraci6n de justicia.
T. (e) Que ningdn contrato p,
& dra Ser anulado sino por mutt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
PreciOs sin cOmpetencia!!!
.MADERAS! MadeIas! MADERAS!
La <Ponce Agricultural & Industrial Co.s-Compa
MA Agricoa Industrial de Ponce-Avenida Hostos carre
terra Ponce.-Playa frente al Trolley

OFRECE aba abones bonclo de pi
chpen de Florida case superior Ell bruo y labrados
Tablonclo lio acordonado de de media pugada chanhan
untera moduras y balaustres de todas classes.
ac tod case dc ndusrlas aba
de carpneia general peos m6dcos
de Spruce de pulgadas
cho, cadad extra, a pecos bara{simos.
TABLONCILLO DECLASE BUENA, iso acordonado $5 el
mllar.
CLANOTE abdo De nuestras mquinas al importado
acordonado agos que factan rabao $40 ni
neutrality-suspicious. entrega de las mad ell ACADIA
del trabajo.
atendera nnguna correspondence dgda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
BiOpEGslmG

Fermento vital extra!do de las
TlSndulas de animales j6venes y ~
nos. Restituye el vigor normal sum-
nistrando a la sangre elenertos de
vida.
Empleado con resultados sorpfea-
deutes por los mejores facultativos
de Europa Y Estados Unidos,
Millares de testimonies exponta-
neos garantizan sus meritos y ehcacia.
Unico remedio que ha logTado
hasta hoy detener el p-ogreso y ali
vipr los dolores de la Ataxia loco
motriz.
Previeusiel paludismo y 10 curs.
Reeomeudsdo er el ttatauiVHlo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
MUNICIPAL De CAGUAS
OGcinas del Secretario
DE SUBASTA

8 6todas las ptoposiciones que Sc pre-.
senten, 81 no lie mereciesen las garan.
tias y e6cacia necesariaS, aunque ha.
yam cumplido todos los requisites de
la subasta, para defender, de ese mo.
do, los intereses procomunales.
Y para insertar en- el peri6dieo
La DEMocRAcIA y fjar en- cinco 81.
tios visibles de la ciuidad, expido la
pIesente, de orden del Alcalde, en-
Caguas 4 IL de noviembre de 1907.
Vo. Bo. ]. Jimsnes Alcalde mu.
nicipal.-J. c. HilLariny, Secretario
municipal. 2-I.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
|mpoItado poI los d|dmos v2poIes

de odas cases Esers para pso gran surtdo
nihos mmb MADEIRA dc ~ capchosas eegants
hasta Baas de Qorceana dcoada oanca para
especial cmpuesa de
uego de csta corutes precos conom
uegos combnaconcs de poana decorad
todos los guo dc odos los pcos Camas dc
MADEIRA specialists engon desd s. has oo
de ho bnco guanicones de coores
Cstoh plata Sterling hay complete anto
estuches Corlnas de MADEIRA
pntadas BALCONIES gaerias C"nas atonsas de
canutlo en- pos Porte dc cTdones tormas
modernistas Bombos de dutos tamahos
entanas surtido complete de $1.4o $1,000 uno
Gran Bazar de nOvedadeS
GONZALEZ PADlN HNOS.
SAN JUAN, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
Igencia De Sabana GraOde

AVISO. -TenIendo esta agen-
cia qle saiaar tcdas sus cuentas
con 10 emprgsa de este Cialio anteS
te fna'izsr q a1o, me permito,
pues. lamar la atenci0n de les Sc.
nores suscritores que aGu nc han
tquidado los recibos que tergan
per1ientes de page, & fn dc que SC
Sirvan hacerlu en- q ttTmino mas
breve possible, favor que les estima-
"a el Agente,
K. ]. GARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

convenio de las parties concedien.
dose reciprocaneute un plazo de
dos meses para la rescisl6n, salvo
el case de enfermedad 8 imposibi-
lidad flsica del facultativo.
() Q1e en- todo contrato de-
bera tambien constar que 81 en-
c1alquier servicio professional y con
motive del cumplimiento del mismo
el medico contratado fuese victlma
de uu accidente que lie imposibillte
continuar en- el desempeflo de sus
funciones, la corporation contra
tante estara obligada q mantener
integro e1 sueldo 8 asiguacl6n del
facultativo durante el tempo que
este suspendido DE- continuarlas,
siempre que dicho termino no ex'
| CSua uS QOS meSSS.
Base s. Todos los Ayunta.
mientos de la isla de Puerto Rico
estaran en- la obligation de formar
un padt6n de pobres que hayan de
acogerse & la benefcencia munici.
pal.
Bases de be1tae mfdtco
Base /. Que los msdicos en-
ejercicio en- Puerto Rico cualquiera
que sea el cargo que desempehen,
cuando sean requeridos por los tri-
bunales de justicia 8 sus agentes
autorizados para prestar asistencia
, en- casos de herilas, lesiones, enve-
nenamientos, para practicar autop-
sias, producir informes etc, en-
cua.quier circunstancia en- que hui
biere de intervenir la admlnistra-
ci6n de justicia, seran considerados
como expertos, y recibiran del Pue'
bio de Puerto Rico los honorarios
que en- TN arancel preparado al
efecto Sc fjaren, y percibirau dt
fondos del Tesoro de Puerto RI
co en- pago Al sus gastos de vlaj'
la compensation asignada en- caso
auAlogos a los funcionarios o6cia'
les.
Base 2. Que en- toda diligen
cia, declaration, informe, etc., que
sea solicitado como experto I'm me
dico en- Puerto Rico lie sera dads
prelaci6n para su comparecencis
ante el tribunal que le solicitare
sobre TOGO en- los casos en- que e
informante resida en- otra localldac
y siempre que este no Sc oponga
las leyes de Puerto Rico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
ENDS LIFE
 OF PAUL BART H Former Mayor of Louisville
 Commits Suicide CAUSE OF DEED UNKNOWN MT. Earth Had Been ousted as Mayor, But the Affairs of His Office Were
 Found Correct Upon
 Investigation.
CAUSE OF DEED UNKNOWN

Louisville, Ky, August 21-Hon. Paul c. Earth, for year and a half mayor of Louisville and busted recently by the decision of the court of appeals, shot and killed himself today. MT. Earth ended his life in his private office at the head quarters oI the Utica Lime company. of which he is general manager. The shot was heard by his business associates, who rushed into the room to find MT. Earth unconscious on the floor with a bullet hole in his head. He never recov- cred consciousness and died about 1 o'clock. MT. Earth was a man of means and was president of the board of all dermen for several years. It was MT. Earth who welcomed President Roosevelt when he made his southwestern tour two years ago. The cause of the suicide Is unknown.
 Since the busting of MT. Barth's ad- ministration by mandate of the court of appeals two months ago the acts of the officials during his term have been sub jected to severe scrutiny by the officials who went in with Mayor Bingham, ap- pointed by Governor Beekham. Nothing was found that reflected any dscredit on Mir Barth's personality, but the meth ods of conducting some of the city insti- tutions has been under fire both in off cial reports and in the press. MT. Earth was very sensitive to criticism and his friends at times remarked the condition of affairs seemed to gall him. However, he gave no evidence that he was in any danger of breaking down physically or mentally and since the custer had been conducting his business affairs as had been usual for him when he assumed office. He was not only manager of the Utica Lime company, but had large n- terest in the Ohio River Sand and GraV- el company, of which he was the active head.
 Mr Earth was 49 years old. widower and leaves three young sons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
CHANGE IN CAR ROUTES

On and after September l, 19O7 the North and South Highland Line and the Avondale and Fountain Heights Line will each be operated as two lines, in the belief that by this means our patrons of these lines will be better served.
 North Highlands in on goth street to 1st avenue, along 1st avenue to 18th street and out 10th street.
 South Highlands in on 20th street to 2d avenue, along 2d avenue to 18th street. north on 18th street to 3d avenue, on Sd avenue to 2Oth street. and out 20th street.
 Avondale in on 22d street to 2d avenue, along Ed avenue to 18th street. on 18th street to 1st avenue, on 1st avenue to 22d street and out 22d street
 Fountain Heights in on goth street to 1st avenue along 1st avenue to Fist street, on 21st street to 2d avenue. on Ed avenue to 20th street and out 20th street. S-22-lOt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
NEW CLOTHING FIRM
 TO OPEN BUSINESS

Sam I Philipson and G. Phil Harper arc the members of the new firm which will soon open up with new and up- to-date stock of clothing, hats, furnish ings and fine tailoring. and Will occupy the building at 1902 Second avenue after if is overhauled and remodeled with an entire new front making It a complete new building. These young men nave been actively identified with the Bir- mingham business world for the past several years and need no introduction to the Birmingham public. They are .wo of the best known young men in Bir- mineham and number their friends by the hundreds.
 The new firm was only organized few days since, but the members have been showered with congratulations by their, many friends who have learned Of their new purpose in life. They are launched into this new undertaking under the most favorable auspices and are fiattered with the outlook.
 Architects and contractors are already quite busy with plans for remodeling the building and making 1t the most modern business house of its kind in Birmingham. The interior will be solid white, the show cases and shelving will be new as also the windows and front.
 The popular members of the new firm will leave for the eastern markets to- morrow, where they go to purchase new stocks for the new store. They will have the exclusive agency for Ely Si- mons and M. c. Meyers ready made clothing, and in addition to these, the best lines of ready made clothing In the world, They will carry complete, lines of furnishings, hats and fine tailoring. This store will be in class of itself in the way of the fine qualities and exclu- siveness of its lines.
 These young men are anxious to have all their old friends call on them and also invite the general public to give them an opportunity to show them their stocks.
 The announcement of their formal opening will appear later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
WAR WITH MOORS BECOMING SERIOUS Whole Country Is AbIaze With
 FanaticiSm GEN. DRUDE WANTS HELP Brother of the Sultan of Morocco Was Recently Proclaimed Sultan By
 the FanaticaI Tribesmen
 Who Desire War
GEN. DRUDE WANTS HELP

Paris, August 21.-The Moroccan sit uation is regarded here as having as- sumed distinctly more serious aspect. The ferment in the interior of Morocco, the proclamation of Mulai Hahg, the Sultan's brother. as Sultan by a sec ton of the rebels, and the appearance of a new Moorish army before Casa Blanca have created the fear that the whole country will soon be ablaze with fanatfcism.
 General Drude, commander of the French forces at Casa Blanca. has now practically asked for endorsements, pointing out that his men are worn out with being constantly under arms, but especially insisting that he is losing the advantage gained by his successes because the small force at his disposal prevents him from following up his victory.
 More than one thousand colonial in fantry. cavalry and troops of other arms have been mobolized ready to em bark on transports and war ships are in readiness at Mediterranean points.
 Public sentiment in France Is be- coming stronger against the present half way measures, which 1t Is feared will only lead to disaster. The papers insist that the world must support France if 1t Is decided to send a mili tary expedition to Fez, for in no other way the newspapers claim can the ex isting state of anarchy in Morocco be ended.
 Special dispatches received today from Tangier say that Mulai Hahg, the brother of the Sultan of Morocco, who recently was proclaimed Sultan, is marching on Casa Blanca with Moorish endorsements to the number of 15,000 men, recruited from the most fierce and fanatical tribesmen of the south of Morocco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
SERIOUS PROBLEM.
Constant Fire From Ships Guns Is
 Kept Up.

Casa Blanca, August 21.-The arrival today before this town of three new columns of warning tribesmen who have joined the army of the fanatics besieg- ing Casa Blanca, has rendered more serious the problem undertaken by France and Spain to restore order" The new arrivals constitute an i'm posing opposition to the French force. now wearied with their vigil.
 The soldiers are convinced that the cir present defensive strength is made quate General Drude has had a con- ference with Vice Admiral Philibert, who telegraphed to Paris, the belief of the general that endorsements are absolutely necessary for the protection of the town.
 When ever the men on board the cruiser Gioire sight groups of Arabs they open on them with shell fire and and during all last night there was a constant rattle of rifle fire and from the French sharpshooters directed against Arabs who were trying to steal in toward the town under cover of darkness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
ENGINES COLLIDE.
Negro Starts Locomotive at High
 Speed and Leaves Cab

Decatur. August 21.-(Special.)- Mester, a negro laborer, employed in the Louisville and Nashville roundhouse at tho New Decatur shops. climbed into the cab of a locomotive standing in the round house and pulled the throttle wide open and then jumped from the locomotive and fled. The engine, under high speed dash ed into another locomotive standing on the track, causing damage of about one thousand dollars
 Mester was arrested by a railway de- tective while he was in hiding at Okla homa. a negro suburb.
 Mester could give no excuse for his act and was taken to jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22

The big vehicle sales of this firm Is really a news item, as they led the South during the last twelve months in the number of reliable goods hand led in their repositories and ware houses. During the spring the event or their annual spring sale more than loo fine jobs were sold in a single day.
 The present clearance of the Hooih- son stock will not last but a few days and the first of September will see the rooms clear of stock. The goods are being marked in plain cost. apprais- CTS and selling prices, so as to expe- dite the sales, and clear up the rooms as quickly as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Trihesmen Defeated.

Tangier. August 21.--The Sultan's troops are reported to have again de- feated a great force of the Knass trib esmen in whose territory Caid Sir Harry MacLean has been held captive. Six hundred Moors were killed and sev- eral of the villages were burned.
 Letters received from Morocco City confirm the report that after the proc lamation of Mulai Hang, the Sultan's broth CT, as Sultan of Morocco and adds that it has caused great excitement. Two powerful southern Cadls Goun- dafi and Glaoui are marching to his support.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
News of Prattville.

Prattville, August 2.-(Specal.) )--Pro- lessor J. D. Lane. principal of the acad- emy and graded schools of this city, has arrived and is making ready for the open ing of the schools.
 The young white man. Walter Oats, who had the misfortune to lose three fin gers off his left hand a few days since, is doing well. He ran d ripsaw in the Continental Gin company's works, and let his hand come in contact with the saw while in motion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
New Sultan Proclaimed.

Tangier, August 21.-A sensational incident during the celebration of noon day prayers at the Grand Mosque of Djidid, at Fez yesterday. soldier sud denly shouted. May Allah render out master. Moulay Mohammed victoriQus Mohammed is the Sultan's brother, and as the public proclamation of new Sultan in a mosque while the Sultan is living is traditionally the signal for 0 revolution. the faithful, who were at prayers, fled in fright into the streets, creating a general panic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
PROHIBITION UP
 IN ENSLEY CLUB Resolution to Investigate is
 Voted Down INTEREST IN BIG PICNIC Excitement Caused by the Attempted Escape of Man Who Had Been Ar rested-Personal and Gen
 eraI News of EnsIey.
INTEREST IN BIG PICNIC

Ensley, August 21.-(special. )-The meeting of the Commercial club held to- night in the city hall was well attended, and much important business was trans acted. President H. s. Meade was in the chair; the committee on new indus tries reported the organization of a stock company to build an ice factory, and asked that two more members be added to the committee, which was concurred in. The introduction of a resolution sim liar to the one adopted by the Birmlng- ham Commercial club, in reference to the prohibition question, brought forth d heated discussion, J. W. Minor, D. J. Hummer, the Rev. J. J. D. Hall, c. J. Herbert and others participating. On Q vote being taken the resolutions were not adopted On motion the meeting night of the club was changed to the first Tues day in each month. The meeting then adjourned