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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
NEWS OF RECORD

Dave Johnson. negro who conducts a store at 502 North Union Streer. filed voluntary petition In bankruptcy yes terday In the United States Court.
 The merchant schedules his secured claims at s2.6o6.74. and unsecured claims at $296.73. His assets. accord ing to the petition, consist of a stock of goods valued at s4o0. fixtures valued at S320 and book aeeonnts to the amount of SIS. -..
 Accompanying the petition wss an affidavit of inability to pay filing fees. Johnson claims no exemption.
 A voluntary petition in bAanruptcy was also entered in the Federal Coart by T. T. Ailday of Montgomery, fore man of a cotton oil company. He schedules his liabilities at s6i.S7, and his only asset is $s due him on open account.
 Papers of incorporation of the Bethea- -Tompkins Realty Company were filed yesterday with the Probate Judge. The corporation has an au-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
WILL SURVEY SOIL
THREE ExPERTs ARRIVE AND nr-
 FORT FOR DUTY.
Represeatatives or state And FederaI Governments Meet In Montgom- cry And Prepare For Work
 n The FfeId

D. R. Allen, of the Bureau of Soils, Department of Agriculture, washing- ton. and w. l.. Lett and Fl. s. Pace, appointed by the Department of Agri- culture and Industries of Alabama. met in Montgomery yesterday and dis cussed plans for the soil survey of the State to be made under the su- perihtendence of Mir. Allen and two associates in the Bureau of Soils who probably will come to Montgomery to- day.
 Mir. Allen came to Montgomery from Washington; MT. Pace and MT. Lett came from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn. Henry Jennings and c. B. Jones, of Washington. and with MT. Pace and Mir. Lett was ap- pointed as assistants to the Washing- ton surveyors. are expected to join the party and perfect preliminary arrange ments today.
 The surveyors will begin field work this week Each of the experts sent by the department at Washington will have as his assistant one of tho Au- burn graduates appointed to the po- sitions. Then they will be divided Into three parties, one of which will sur vey Lamar county, smother Baldwin and a third Henry county.
 The surveyors already have conferred yesterday with Hon. J. A. Wilkinson, Commissioner of Agriculture and In- dustries.
 MT. Allen said yesterday that about six months would probably be required to make the soil survey of each county. Two men. he said. ordinarily covered 100 square miles in month. In Ala bama, as in other Southern States, the surveys were more difficult and re- quired more time because of the pau city of maps. the circuitousness of roadways and the lack of typographical information upon which the soil sur yeyors might base their plans of oper- ations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
MIR. NAPLES SPEAKS.
Texas PrOhibltiOnist is Tourin
 Vm-mNAa H0nukw

Fort Deposit. Oct. s.-(speciaL)--
 Rev. J. A. Naples of Texas was hero Tuesday and delivered q lengthy though interesting lecture on prohibit tion.
 The school auditorium. which is a very large hall. was filled. and the speaker held the attention of his ou- dience profoundly for about one and a half hours.
 A number of ministers and promi- nent men from neighboring towns M ere seated on the stage with the speaker.
 MT, Naples spoke at night at Leto- hatchie and a number of citizens from this place went to hear tim again. He is now making a campaign of the county.
 The election which takes place on October 1o will be interesting and closely contested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
A coon TONIC.

A Good Suit Made fe Your Measure by
 Heit's Dye works.
 A suit made to measure by Holts Dye Works will tone you up mentally and give you a prosperous appearance. and there Is everything in appearances. you know su-fri,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
snwER COMPLETED.
sanitary system in Peaceck's Ira
 Ready fer Use.

sanitnry syntem in Peacock's Tract
 Ready fer Use.
 The completion of the sanitary sewer in Peacock's Tract was announced yes- terday with the further information that house connections with 1t could now be made. The sewer has been in course of construction three months. The new sewer is one mile long.
 The sanitary system now being in- stalled in Bellinger's Heights will be finished and ready for utilization with in a few days. Its lines aggregate q length of one mile and quarter.
 In this connection 1t was announced that the Genetta Ditch had been straightened between McDonough and Perry Streets and that the old ditch had been partly filled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
INTERMENr IN SELMA.
Remains of sIrs. George Dent Taixez
 to old Home for Burial.

Remains of SIrs. Gcorge Dent Taken
 to old Home for Burial.
 The remains of Mrs. George Dent. wbo died Tuesday after a short illness at the home of her father. Hon. Jon athan Haralson, were taken to Selma yesterday morning for interment. ac- companied by her immediate family and a few friends, The funeral took place immediately upon the arrival of the train in that place, interinent being in Live Oak Cemetery.
 A short funeral service was held at the residence of Judge and Mrs. Har- aison before the funersl party Nent to the train. pr. Charles A. Etakeiy. pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiatsd.
 The following gentlemen acted as pail-bearers to the trains Solicitor S. H. Dent, IT,, Gen. R. F. Ligon, H. T. Bartlett, Judge W. II Thomas. Judge J. c. Anderson. senator ., E Teasley. James Wyman and Pharss Coleman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04

The Bishop of London, despite all his other duties. finds time to put in one day each week on the golf links. plays tennis for an hour each day and gener- ally walks quite distance every day when in London 70,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
RETURNED TO ATLANTA.
Lad Who RaR Away from Home toes
 Back With His Brother.

Edward Payne. the youngest, who ran away from his parents IT, Atlanta and was arrested by the pc;fee in Montgomery Wednesday, was taken back to Atlanta early yesterday after noon by his brother, Harry H. Payne. who reached the city yesterday mcrn- ing.
 The 1s-year-old youth left his home about two weeks ago and says he vas going to work in Montgomery in 8 day or two when he was taken into custody by the police on advices from Police Chief Jennings of Atlanta. He was neatly dressed and his manner vas courteous. s4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04

The Chris Cafe has been ineorporat- ed in Birmingham, with capital of $5,- oo0 Chris Coiias and several others are incorporators.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04

The American Guaranty Company of Chicago. has appointed George Huddie- atone, at Birmingham, Alabama. agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04

Tn the Equity Court yesterday, Judge sayre took under consideration the case of Wilson B. Foimar vs. Richard Tillis and others. The case was sum- mitted on agreement of counsel. who will fiie briefs with the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
AGontgomery Theatre,
The Bis Musical show, SsThe Umpire. v

What promises to be notable en- gagement fs that of the Askin Singer Company in The Umpire" at the Montgomery Theatre tonight. This musical comedy has had one Of the longest runs in the history of chi- cago theatricals and by those rha have seen 1t. 1t is pronounced worthy in every way of it's extraordinary vogue.
 The elements which oombire to give The Umpire" this popularity are the modern nature of its themes--the na- tionai games, baseball and football--- politics. graft" diplomacy and other subjects of current interest together with it's music, and it's comedy both af which are real. No musical com edy ever produced in the past decade contains more song hits than The Umpire" In the company selected to play the piece are Joe Whitehead, Dor- othy Webb. Virginia Ainsworth. Harry HanIcn, Helena sailinger, Charles Horn. Joseph West, George Demarel and others. including a beauty chorus of sixty.
 Seats now on sale. NA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
Saturday Matinee and Might, YOrke and Adams.

Playing the Pories," musical com edy in wEich B, E Forester will pre- sent the well known comedians Yorkc and Adams and their company of fun makers, comes to the Montgomery The atre Saturday matinee and night. Seat sale opens this morning for both matt nee and night performances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04

Marriage licenses were issued yes terday from the Probate office 10 John M. Hoilway and Madge B. MacMlllan, and to Charlie E. Williams and Mary L.. Guy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
sErrrMBER SALARIES.
--~--9--~~~~s .sfs Ermpfoyee of City Received Monthly
 wawea YegAerday.

Emwfoyes of City Received Monthfy
 Wages Yesterday.
 Salaries of employees of the city for september were paid yesterday and the extra two days waiting had made the wages look just about twice as good and the rush was so sharp that D. w, Crosland. of the ofiiee next door, came in I'd beip City Clerk Farley.
 The postponernent of payment was not resultant from lack of money in , the municipal strong-box but was nee esxary to allow full preparation of pay-rolls and other documents. Except for the two days delay, there was no unusual feature In the dis bi1rsements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
w. c, T. U. To Meet

w, C, T. VI. 10 MeeK- The women's Christian Temperance yInion has called a meeting for g o'clock this afternoon at the Court Street Methodist Church. All members are urged to attend, as 1t Is the desire to do special convention work. Mrs. J. B. Nell. President. Mrs H. A. Manning,
 Recording Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04

Notice was entered at the Probate ofiice yesterday that ct q meetfnE of the Standard Fuel Company Tn Bir- 'mingham. the capital stock of the com pany was increased from sioo.o0o to s3oo.oo0 s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04


 thorised capital stock of e5.aoo divided into sharss of t1oo each. ali of which has been subscribed
 Tho ofiiccrs and number of shares held by each are as follows: T. B. Bethea, President thirty eight shares; H. c. Tompkins. Secretary and Treas ursr; R. F. Seibels. one share.
 The syiacauga Cotton Milis. with capital of $s5,o0e, has been fncorporat- ed by the Probate Judge of Taliadega County, and reported to the Secretary of State. The business of the plant will be the manufacture and sale of cotton yarns, cloths goods and fabrics and to carry on . mercantile business g. W. Brown, and many others mske up the incorporators. The First National Bank of E1ba, with H. E. Brock, Claude Riley and several others, have incorporated the Bank of New Brockton. at New Brock ton, in Coffee County. The capital stock ia s25.o0o. of which yl5.ooo has been paid inS
 The following appointments have been made:
 Notaries Public and Justices of the Psace-J. B. Stevens. Hefiin, cleburne County; J. E. Willis. Big Springs. Au- tauga County; q. T.. Robertson, Fruit V, .
 Notaries--Maud E. Ernest Birming- ham; J. E.. 2. Riley. Ozark; Miss Georgia R. Mancili. Ozark; E. F. Fearn. Mobile.
 Justice of the Peace--W. M. Ben- nett. Enoch. Choctaw County.
 Notice was entered at the Probate ofiice yesterday that ct q meetfnE of the Standard Fuel Company Tn Bir- mingham. the capital stock of the com pany was increased from sioo.o0o to s50o.000.
 Marriage licenses were issued yes terday from the Probate office 10 John M. Hoilway and Madge B. MacMlllan, and to Charlie E. Williams and Mary l.. Guy.
 Tn the Equity Court yesterday, Judge sayre took under consideration the case of Wilson B. Folmar vs. Richard Tiiiis and others. The case wss sum- mitted on agreement of counsel. who will file briefs with the court.
 The Chris Cafe has been ineorporat- ed in Birmingham, with capital of $5,- 900. Chris Coiias and several others are fncorporators.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
CRON|CA PAR|S|EN
En- pro de los ciegos.

ponden, por orden de mayor q me
nor, q las letras del slfabeto ordi.
uario.
Fl clego para comunlcarse con
uno que ttene vista, toma1a los ca.
racteres tipografcos por ell extreme
correspondence a la letra del alta.
beto Braille y 10 estampara en- Ell
papel por el lado opuesto; Ia lectu-
ra de 10 asi escrito es sumamente
facll, pues bastan sustltuIr los MI.
meros romanos por letras.
Procedieudo inversamente pue-
de uno que no conozca ell alfabeto
Braille darse 4 entender por un
ciego
BaSta para clio tomar los ca.
Iaoteres tipografcos por el extre.
mo en- que llevan los n1meros ro-
nanos y estamparlos sobre el papel
por el lado opuesto. Las letras del
alfabeto Bcaiile quedan lmpresas,
de relieve, vel ciego, valiendose
del tacto, las combina y lee con
mucha facllidad.
Ernesto Vaughan ha dado for
ma practica a su sistema, hacien-
dolo asequible q todos. FL ciego
que conozca los caracteres de, alta
beto Btaille po1ra en- adelante co.
municarse por escrito con cuaIquie-
ra; para clio bastara que qulenes
hayan de sostener la correspondent
cia Sc provean de unas pequehas
lmprentas portatiles que Sc han
construfdo adaptadas al procedi-
mlento Vaughan.
La innovation del 6lantropo
frances despues de conocida, pare.
ce inslgnifcante; sin embargo, pue-
de reportar q los ciegos dc naci.
miento graudes benefcios. Merced
4 ese en- apariencla minGsculo In.
vento, les sera relativamente facll
a les infellces privados por siempre
de la vista, salir del aislamiento In
telectual en- que hoy generalmente
viven y ensanchar la esfera de SUI
mentalidad, 10 que les permitira
tener claro concepto, darse casl
exacta cuenta de mucbas cosas que
hoy les pasan ipadvertidas por de.
fciencia 8 falta casi completa de
medios de comunicaci6n intellectual.
GUIDo LABORDE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
tCOS DEL EXTERIOR
Empleados de ferroca-
rriles.-Preparati-
vos de huelga.
Ia SENORA TAFT
de uoa muerte segu.
ra. Vapor al garete. Il.
tim6n descompuesto

Dicen de New York que IS. 900
empleadcs de los ferrocarrlles de
los Estados Unldos, proyectsn una
huelga para enero pr6ximo, 81 no
sc les aumenten les sueidos en- re-
laci6n con las exiger cias de la vida
actual.
Sc encontraran envueltas en-
esta gran huelga mas de IS Com.
pahlas de ferrocartiles.
Sc cree que Sc llega,a a un
acuerdo entire ambas parties.
-Comunican de Boulogne Sur
mer, Francia, que 81 9 de este mes
la ssiora Taft, esposa del Secreta.
rio de la Guerra de los Estados
Unidos, Sc ha salvado de haberse
ahogado 8 estrellado contra las 70.
cas- de aquel Puerto.
Sc dirigfa en- un vaporcito al
vapor sPresident GrantO, donde la
aguardaba su esposo, cuando una
ola que rompio contra ell vaporcito,
descompuso el tim6n, quedando Ia
nave al garete y expuesta a estre-
llarse contra las rocas. Por fin el
amelia fue echada y pudo ser repa.
rada la averfa.
Fl Subprefecto de Boulogne,
Sc dirlgi6 al aPresident GrantD, pa.
ra saludar a Mr.. Taft y ofrecerle sus
respetos en- nombre del Presidente
de la Repdblica, expresandole al
mismo tempo el sentimiento que
tenian por no recibir su vista.
Mr.. Taft, contest6 que su de-
SEQ habla sido visitar q Paris, pero
que la t1iste nueva de la muerte de
su madRe lie forzaba q regresar con
premura q su TERRA, sin poder sa-
ludar al pueblo frances y a su pre-.
sidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
De TODAS Parties
Operaci0n con feliz exi-
to. Sargentos arres-
tadOs en- Madrid.
MONIES CARIUIOS
Detenci6n de uu supuesto
Scazadors japones. Ma.
trlmonio en- proyecto.

Dicen de Washington que Ia
sefora de Lohgworth, hija del Pre-.
sidente, fue operada de APPENDICITIS,
la ehfermedad de moda, el dia II
de este mes en- Casa Blanca.
La operaci6n Sc llev6 4 cabo,
con feliz exito.
-Comunlcan de Madrid con
fecha IL de los corrientes: aPor en-
cohtrarles discutiendo en- la redac-
ci6n de un peri6dico de matiz repu-
bllcano, con el director y redacto.
res del mislno, han side arrestadcs
IS sargentos del ejercito espafiol.
Dlcen que exlstia una conspi-
raci6n, pero en- el departamento de
Guerra Sc MEGA tai cosa, diclendo
que 81 fueron arrestados es porque
las ordenanzas militares prohiben
estos actos sin permiso de sus jefes.
Fl gobierno Sc ha reunido para
tratar el asunto objeto de mil CO,
mentarlos.S
participant de Paris que el
Tribunal de Apelacl6n ha resuelto
favorablemente la reclamation que
hicieron los monies Cartujos, de te.
ner estos el exclusive derecho de
usar la palabra sChartreuseO en- sus
etiquetas y envases, como nombre
de sus licores.
-Dlcen de Norfolk que un ja-
pones que querfa aparecer como ca
zador, fue sorprendido en- el mo-
mento que Sc disponfa q delinear
los pianos del castillo de Monroe.
Sc le encontraron varios pianos
Y dlsehos de los alrededores.
-Escriben de Londres que CO.
RE como muy veridica la especie
de que la reina Victoria, de Espa-
ia, esta tomandose mucho interes
en- que Sc formalice el compromise
entire la ptincesa Alexandra, Meta
del rey Eduardo VII, y el principe
heredero de la corona de Portugal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
ASUNTOS D|V[RlOS
Bale en- la Co1onia es-
pamela de Carolina.
Ell 81 del corriente.
FABRICA De HlELO
Pronto funcionara en- Qua
yama. Ell juez sefior Gill.
Muerte de un loco,
FABRICA De HIELO

Relna gran animacl6n ed Ca
rolina para el bale que Sc cele-
brara la noche del 81 del corriente
en- los salones del centro de la Co
lonia Espafola de aquel pueblo.
Para principles del pr6ximo
mes de enero estara va funcionando
la fabrica de hielo levantada en-
Guayama y de la cual son propie
tarlo los ssiiores Beiro Y O,aza
gastl.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
el Juez de la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce, Mr.. Martin E. Gil.
Solo hay un /" bromo-
quinina, y ese es el LAXATIVE
BRoMo QU1N1NA, usado en- todo el
mundo para curar Resfriados en- Tin
dia. La hrma de E. w. GROVE, sc
halla en- cada cajita.
-Ha fallecido en- el Asilo de
locos de esta ssciudad, el demente
Eustaquio Flgueroa, natural de
Humacao.
Los dependencies de San
Juan sc reunieron el domingo y
acordarou recabar de los principa-
les el cierre de los estsblecimientos
comerciales de lunes a vlernes 4 la
sells de la tarde y los sabados q las
diez de la noche.
FL actlvo guardia Vicente
Morell destacado en- Ell pueblo de
Aguas Buenas, ha presentado va.
rlas denuuclas FOR infracci6n & las
Leyes de Sanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24

En- cast todos los paises hay
hombres y mujeres de sentlmientos
generosos que Sc dedlcan, con una
predlleccion nunca basta11te alaba.
da, q favorecer a los initlices priva
dos del sentido de la vista. Tlen-
desc q que estos puedan ampllar
sus conoclmientos de modo que les
sean accesibles profesiones y EN-
pleos que hoy les estan vedados,
debido & la limitacion de los medios
de ensefanza. Asf los ciegos dc
naclmiento, ahora por punto gene
raj imposibilitados para procurarse
lndependientcmente medios de sub
sistencia, podran extender de un
modo extraordinario la esfsra de
su actividad.
Entire los benefactores europeos
del ciego merece especial Ernest
Vaughan, constartemente dedicado
a mejorar la situacl6n de los NAL
aventurados que carecen de vista.
Dirige una de las instituciones mas
importantes creadas Ell Francla q
favor de los ciegos; es presidente
de la Union de trabajadores clegos,
sociedad cooperative de production
que facilitara trabajo, asi en- los ia
Heres colectivos como en- sus domi.
cilios, a los que, careciendo de Wis
ia, sean aptos para alguna ocupa
ci6n manual.
va son bastantes los ciegos que
sededican q la fabrication de col.
chones. Esto no era antes cosa "a
Gil, por ser muy contados los que,
sin tener necesidad de clio, por ha
llarse ciegos, conocian la equivalen-
ella de las comblnaciones de puntos
que forman las letras del alfabeto
conventional ideado por Braille.
La communication por escrlto
entire un ciego y otro indivlduo que
no 10 es, resulta ahora senciIlisima.
No es precise que qulen Sc halla en-
possession del sentido de la vista Sc
tome la molestia de sprender el al
fabeto especial de los ciegos, como
antes sucedla.
Ha ideado Ernesto Vaughan
unos caracteres tlpogra6cos que lle-
van estampado un signo Ell csda
uuo de sus extremes; en- una parte
tiennen una letra del alfab.to Bal
lie y en- Ia otla un u1mero romano.
Para los que poseen el semitic de la
vista, los n1meros romanos cores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24

invltaci6n, q cuantas familias tie,
men por costumbre asistir q tan ca
rltativo acto, dando mayor realce y
explendor al festival, y honrando
nuestra casa Sanatorlo en- Santu1ce.
Pto. Rico, DicIembre 20 de 1907.
81 Presldents ,-AvELINo VIcEN.
TIE. 7 VS..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
F. NATAaZO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA2>

OCULISTA. A.-Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe Ell el Hospi.
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Cousultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuan "a, (cerca del Tea
tro. - Horas de consultS;
De "a IL de Ia manana, -
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8A9
de Il ma6ana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24

-S0li1t0 casa en- .Santnyre. -
Diygase al abanado 6f6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
NOTAS DE- |A7ERES
Habla el Corresponsal
de Lares. - Detalles
III de t1n incidente.
e. TENIEMTE CAsALS
Personas ssistidas en- Ia Sala
de..Socorros. -Detenciones
efectuadas por la policfa.

Maestro corresponsal de Lares
nos escriber:
xHabiendo noticiado un diaric
de San Juan en- su edici6n del dia
18 del corriente, que la question
surgida entire Ia autoridad ejecutl-
va y el teniente Casals de este pue'
bio, habia sldo zanjada satisfacto-
riamepte, nos propusimos tomar
intormess sobre el particular y ase.
guramos que dicha noticia carece
de fuudamento, pues habiendo el
reterido teniente faltado q la auto
ridad del sefior Alcalde, este pre-
sent6 sus quejas personalmente al
Hon. Gobernador Post, en- ausencia
del cual, Mr. Willoughby, Goberna.
dor INFERNO, con conocimiento del
asunto en- todos sus detalles, orden6
al rsferido o6cial de Ia policfa rec
ti6cara sd conducta, iuzgandola CO.
mo impsocedente y como una falta
grave, dando en- pdblico Ia mas
cumplida satisfaction al sehor Al
calde.
Mientras q teniente Casals no
proceda de acuerdo con esa disposi-
ci6n de carGcter Official y terminan-
te. NO estG ultimado este asunto;
siendo, por tanto, su situaci6n conf
pletamente desairada, pudiendo me-
iorarla solamente con la renuncia
del cargo que eierce.
Cuando tengamos en- nuestro
podsr todos los datos que hemos so
licitado respecto 4 este asunto, los
daremos 4 conocer al pdblico, para
que juzgus al Sr. Casals tai como
corresponds
-Fueron aslstldos en- la sala
de socorros, de heridas y contusio-
mes leves, los individuos Fabian de
Fabian (niho), Avelino Larregui,
Miguel Araujo y Federico Ledes-
ma.
La policia ha efectuado las
detenciones de Benito Carrasquillo,
1uan Mater, Rusebio SANCHEZ, Bar
tola Colon, Faustino Diaz y Anto-
MIA Real, por alterar la paz pdblica;
Santos Bultr6n, por hurto; Nicolas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
S0CIEOI0 ESPJQ0lA
de AatiHo Mutno J BenefcentiG.

La junts directiva de esta me
ritisima y bene6ca institution, Sc
complace en- recordar q todos los
socios y respectivos familiares que,
como de costumbre, el dfa primero
del afio pr6ximo, 1908, a las nueve
de la msiiana, Sc celebrara la solem.
ne misa que, por el eterno descanso
de los soeios fallecidos en- el trans
curse del afo que fenece, Sc aplica,
en- tan seialado dfa.
Asi mismo, hace extensive Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24

Romero, por escaudalo; Ramon Mt
fez y Magdaleno Reyes, por rifa;
Manuela Cabrera, por acometimien.
to y aggression.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
DR., JacintO Zaratt

Medicina. -Enfermedades de ninos. .-Parto.
OcuL1srA della Cfnica Oftamol6gica del SHote.Deus de
paris. Consultas de 8 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo GLu'
na 1927