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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
CONVENTION COMES TOdOSE Sunday School Workers
 Show Progress. HAMPSTEAD BROWN PRESIDENT Large Sum Pledged for Future
 Work. Attendsnce at southside Baptist Church Has Been Excellent and Enthu-
 slaatic--List of Newly
 Effected ofHeers.
 
ARMsTEAD BROWN PRESIDENT

The services yesterday at the South side Baptist Church. where the Mont somery County Sunday School Associs ation is in session. was very well att tended. A number of visitors were present and participated In the Sunday School ad the morning hour.
 At il o'clock the service was a little late in starting, but was up to high water mark. pr. c. L. Mccartha of Troy, addressed the congregation on the subject of religion in its relation to higher education. pr. McCartha held his audience in almost breathiess interest until the close of his niagnti- icent address. His utterances struck bedrock principles. and were favorably received by the large audience.
 Owing to the iateness of the hour, and other important matters, D. W. Sims did not speak on "The Duty of Church Members to the Sunday School.
 C. c. Niles made short address and proceeded to take pledges for the State and County Sunday School work. Those who were pesent pledged over S3O0. and 1t is expected that the amount will be raised to more than $500 when all the schools have been heard from.
 AfternOOn Session.
 ? The devotional exercises were con ducted by John W. purr, W.sD seed, W. 0,aara led in prayer. The songs selected, True Hearted. Whole Tfeartad." and sTt Is We'll With My SouI." were we'll suited to the occa- sion. Mfr. Durr gave the history of tha latter. and then asked the audi snca to sing it. The Scripture read was the account of David going out 10 meet Goliath the giant and the theme presented was personal work.
 The first topic of the afternoon was eAfissions in the Sunday school, dis- cussed by Morgan S. Gilmer- He said inc subject, which was of his own sug. gestion, was The Mission of the Sum- Sav school to the Child. Mir. Gil- uner leaned against the pillar of the church as he spoke, due to feebleness and to further impress his thought. iae showed the natural recruit 70 the church to be from the sunday school. and made his plea for the cnlio 70 po ing worlds he urged that we take the rhild aa given to us, and by compar- ing 1t with the Divine ideal. patientiy. vet consistently, form 1t after the pat
 Mis. Rennedy was again introduced to the audience and because sne hao dlscusaed the subject assigned 70 nst in this very church. she annonncee .l.sa. nst topic The organized class, shs9 ws1 "a -,ssSseass4 Of the white people pf the state were not in the Sunday School m her exclamation of the work of the class, she said the teacher should be elected by the appointed authorities of the church. However. the officers should be elected by the class. These should be president, vics-president. sec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

.Dorando had cup of coffee the morn ing he didn't win the Marathon. There's reason Editorial N. Y. Evening Mail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
nrR. .toNEs,s ruNrRAL.
He Was Laid to Rest Yesterday 1

He Was Laid to Rest Yesterday Af-
 ternO0n.
 The funeral of A. 3 Jones. who died Saturday night, was held from the res- idence of Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Cook, s4 Mobile Street, at { o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev w. M Curtis, pastor of Che Perry Street Methodist Church. oficiated at the ceremony, and the in. terment was made in 0akwood Cem- etery. There was a special prayer and song service.
 MT. Jones has been a resident of Montgomery a number of years, and enjoyed a broad friendship. The ser- vices yesterday were largely attended and many beautiful floral designs ate tested the love In which the deceased was held
 Those who acted as pail bearers were: M. Strauss, J. L., Head. e. W. EiIis, I. F. Doster, !. o. Lee. T. R. Cain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

comment "They are for Bryan and Kern and will put up just as hard fight for the national ticket as though Minnesota's favorite son had been the nominee. Governor Johnson will take the stump for Bryan and no effort will be lost to roll up a Democratic majority in November"
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20

1e s, SAID tie keeper,
I've been tracking you in
the hopes that you were
after the deer again. But
it doesn't matter. Soon as
Christmas is over I'll have
you up for it."
He walked away, leaving
Dan Derrick in a state of
hopeless misery. This
capped it all. Dan was
a wood-cutter. But the -
winter before his right y
arm had been crushed y
by a falling tree, and Z
he had lost the use of Il
it. With the help ~
Rough, however, he
had managed, since
this accident, just to
keep his wife and chill
dren from starving.
Now all that was n
over. The magistrate<
would impose a fine on
him, and, having no mon
pay it, he would be sent to pi
What would become of his
and the five little ones2
We'll he said, with
attempt at cheerfulness, Il
spoil their Christmas by t,
them of what's waiting for
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20

He returned home by the way he came,
and picked up the rabbit and the noun
tain ash, and went to bed without saying
anything to his wife.
1t was to the merrymaking by candielight
that they all looked forward. The morn
ing they spent in gathering holly, and the
afternoon in decking the cottage with it.
and Dan himself forgot his troubles in a
secret work of decoration. Shutting him
self in the shed, he planted the mountain
ash in a deep box filled with leaf mould,
and clipped off a few unsightly leaves and
tied bits of gayly colored paper on the
branches. When the rabbit pie was at
last placed on the table in the full light of
the solitary candle, he told his two eldest
boys TO bring in something which they
would find in the shed.
In the meantime his wife, Doll, served
him with some of the pie. But with the
first piece of rabbit that he ate, the thought
of his misfortune overcame him, and he
burst into tears, and told his wife what had
happened. She took the news in a very
strange way.
That, thatl" she cried wildly, pointing
TO the mountain ash, which the boys were
bringing in. You pulled that up2 Oh,
now | understand Now l understand
'Tisn't the first fairy tree you've hurt.
What We're you doing last winter when
the elm fell on your arm1 oh, you mad,
senseless mani n
She covered her face with her hands II
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20

ash there and the
elves and l will look
after the fruit for
you"
Before departing
back into the fairy
tree, she stroked
Dams arm; and he
was able to open the
door with it as he said
goodnight to h e
Queen of the Elves
and her troop.
Dan now grows the
best apples in New
England, and he has
a very good crop of
them in the worst
season.
II say, Mr.. Der
rick" said a stranger
one day, why don't
you root up that use
less ash in
the center there1"
"Oh, that's what
some folks call a fairy
aid Dan. They say
a man luck"
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20
CORN SHOW, OMAHA

December Q to 10. Visit
this interesting exposition
of the best corn products
and their use. Attractive
program with moving pic
lures, electrical illumination,
sensational prizes for the
best exhibits. Consult the
agent or local papers.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20

fashion. | had halt a mind to Stay you
outright last night"
Dan then had a glorious inspiration
ut was we'll for you that you didn't hurt
me, ma'am," he said very respectfully, yet
firmly. Look what I've done for you
already. Some rabbit had burrowed under
your tree, and the earth was SO loose there
that down you would surely have come in
the next gale. You oughtn't to have set
that keeper on me, yol NOW"
YES; I'm sorry now for that, II said the
Lady of the Tree. But hurry back at
once to the spot from which you took me.
and dig there and talk what you find"
Away went Dan with a spade, and the
Lady of the Tree and the Queen of the
Elves began TO talk together,
When Dan returned, carrying, with some
difficulty, a heavy sack or his shoulder, he
heard the Lady say to the Elm Queen:
Yes, | think you are right, The motor
cars are a great nuisance. A quiet orchard
on the skirts of the forest would be the very
place for us"
Il know of a fine fruit-farm for sale,
ma'am, said Dan. And, from what | can
see, there's plenty Of money in this sack
to buy it,
VERY we'll; buy it, my friend, said the
Lady of the Tree, land plant the mountain
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20
SECURE AN
IRRIGATED FARM

We conduct you on the first
and Third Tuesdays of each
month to the Big Horn
Basin and Yellowstone Val
ley, assisting YOU in taking
up government irrigated
lands with a never-failing
water supply under govern
ment irrigation plants. Only
one-tenth payment down.
No charge for services.
Write d. Glenn Beaver,
General Agent, Landseek-
ers Information Bureau,
Omaha, or
T.. G. WHITFORD,
LoCGi Ticket Agent.
l.. w. WAkELEY. 6. p. a..
Omaha, Neb.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20

derStand h she was
raving about. Was
the thought of his
misfortune driving
her out of her mind1
1t was bad enough,
surely, but she needn't
take it in that man
ner. He came and
sat beside her, and
bent tie d erly over
her, and tried to
comfort her.
Look at the Christ
mas-tree, nanny"
shouted the children,
dancing with delight
and clapping their
hands. Look at the
Christmas-tree, dad
dyl Oh, lovelyl"
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20
WINTER TOURIST RATES

Daily low excursion rates
after November 10th to
Southern and Cuban resorts.
Daily now in effect to South
ern Califor ia. Lower yet,
homeseekers eXcursionrates
first and third Tuesdays, to
the South and Southwest.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20
Weak Kidneys

Weak Kidneys. surely point to weak kidney
Nerves. The Kidneys, like the Heart, and the
Stomach, find their weakness, not in the organ
itself. but in the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. DR., Shoop's Restorative is
q medicine specifically prepared to reach these
controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,
well.
If your back aches or Is weak. If the urine
scalds. or is dark and strong, If you have symptoms
ney disease, try DR.. Shops Restorative a month
7 blets or Liquid-and see what it can and will
do for you. Druggist recommend and sell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28

Uno de los promedios mayores de
aslstencia habida en- la escuela de
Ponce, han concurrido en- los salones
de u grado en- Ia Grammar que dirige
Mrs L. erase Huff quien obtuvo
1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
La ape|acItn de aver

En- la sala del Supreme, Sc vic
aver por la mailana la apelacion inter
puesta por Ell sefior Julio Aybar, con
ira una sentencia de la Corte de Dis
trito de Arecibo El case fue Ell si-
guiente:
Ante la Corte municipal del termi
no. Sc presento una denuncia suscri
ia y jurada por ell juez municipal Sc
nor Gomez lmputando al sefIor Aybar
la comision de un delito, por que vo-
luntaria y maliciosamente recibi6 y
.publico en- ST. periodico la Union ORE.
ra que Sc edita en- Mayaguez, un ar
ticulo escrito por Esteban Padi!la en-
Ell que Sc consignaban conceptos que
atacaban al seflor Gomez en- su hon
rad ez.
Condenado Ell senior Aybar en- ell
tribunal inferior recurric en- apela-
cion q la Corte de Distrito, la cual
conhrm6 en- todas sus parties la sen :
tencia.
Ell acusado apelo entonces al Tri-
bunal Supreme.
Y aver en- la apelaci6n, Ell sef1or
Rossy, fiscal de la Corte, informo en-
un breve alegato, hacienda exposi-
cion del case y termino solicitando
del alto tribunal la confr macion de la
sentencia, entire otras razones de de
recho, por no haber aparecido en- Ell
record ningdn pliego de excepciones
nj exposition ninguna, nj tampoco ha
comparecido ell apelante ante la Cor
te hacienda alegaciones de ninguna
clase
El sefior Aybar no tuvo represen-
taci6n en- dicha apelacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Los que IegTeSan

En- Ell trasatlantico "Buenos Aires
que ha entrado en- nuestro puerto es-
Ia mafIana conduce bordo los ST.
guientes pasajeros con destino San
Juan:
Sefiores Juan Romanoel. Flcreucio
Rubio, Rogelio Rebollar, Francisco
Portal, Buenaventura BafIes. Tuan To-
sc Villanueva. Eduardo Arruza. Pc.
dro Homar, Pedro Robale, Estehan
Arrese, Lorenzo Ramos, Mercedes
Gumf, Manuel Ruiz Rodriguez, Anne
liza Atrocities, Antonio J. Hernandez.
Maria Gonzalez, Luis S. Hernandez.
Ademas han desembarcado ocho pa
sajeros de segunda y ocho de ter
cera.
En- Ell vapor americana Caracas"
han llegadolos siguientes pasajeros:
Sehoritas: E. N. 7. Taylor, S. l.
Warturan y L, B. de Heidrman.
Seforas: L. Ramirez y r Paniagua.
Sef1ores: J. Sera, M. Cervete, c, B.
Horton, S. S. Chapman, A. 7. Harri-
man, M, Cans, ]. l.. Raffucci, E.
Packard, O. Alfonso, E, Rodriguez,
r. Moreno, J. Camere, ]. ?. Lippitt,
w. S. Striker, r. Vera, w. NJ. San
olson, G. Villari G. Correa.
Para Curacao: NJ. E. de Ia Hog.
Para Puerto Cabello: Sefforitas M.
de Andrade y J. Saquico Y el sef1or
Andrade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28

No debe quedar confado a la
trlSte ventura Q a la audacia,
como en- Ell case del pobre de
Gurabo el poder ingresar en- ell
benefico esta blecimiento, no.
Todo el que este necesitado
de asistencia, debe encontrarla
pronta y buena pero es indis-
pensable para clio que Ell 60
biernocon sus grandes recursos,
procure por el desarrollo de es-
te serviCiO, de esta magma en-
presa de humanidad y de bien.
Nuestro muniCipio esta sopor-
tandO una Carga que no puede
resistir, y, 10 que es mas lamen,
table, la soporta en- perjulcio de
los enfermos pobres del dis
trito.
Llene quien deba llenarla esa
obligation sagrada, ponganse a
contribution para esa obra una
parte de 10 que sc derrocha en-
inutlleS gastOs Y no volveran a
esCenaS tan dOlorosas,
tan tristemente angustiadoras
como la que esta manana ha te-
nidO pOr tragiCO escenario el
ayuntamiento de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Los que So van

Han embarcado en- Ell vapor phi
ladelphia" para New York los ST
guientes pasajeros:
N. Nelson, Mr.. & Mrs. McCullagh
Mr.. & Mrs. Leon & wife, Master F.
Leon, N. Gates. M. d Keunally, Mrs.
Mondy, Mrs. Monsey Maid Fernando
Alvarez, Vicente Lopez, Y. M. Stewart,
Luisa Garcia, Hoyt, Frank Keogh, De
'Ricnasson, Mrs. Arnald. T. Hart. &
wife Jose b. Pesante, G.. Villanueva,
Mr.. & Mrs. Harris, E. l. Rightmyer,
F. Perez, Enrique Ceballas, James
u shar, w. +. Connolly, Antero Ia
razona.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Administration de Carolina


El ~ del corriente, Sc presento de
|improviso en- las oficinas Municipales
de este pueblo, Ell Investigator Mr.
Heriot, dando principle por la Tesore-
lrfa, a cargo de don Francisco Garcia
Iy Garcia, desde ell afio de 1880: confron-
Ito primero, de modo muy minucioso
uno por uno, los recibos del Hbro talo.
mario con los asientos del libro de Gaia
desde Ell 2o de Julio de 1907, data de
su Ultima investigation, sin objetar
NADIA absolutam ente, por estar las ope.
raciones con la correction debida. pas6
despues contar Ell dinero existente en-
Gaia, y fue tai la exactitud que llamd
la atencion Ell no faltar nj sobrar I'M
centavo, recuerdo que 80 centavos eran
10 que resulta ba de la cantidad de pc
SOS y So centavos cuadra ban ell Balan-
ce, y digo que llamo la atenci6n la
exactltud porque no serfa de extrafl ar
cualquier pequefla diferencia, no solo
por ser de improviso Ell recueuto, 81 no
porque alf ha bfa moneda fraccionaria
como perras, uikel de plata 1880
dollars 48 centavos era la existencia
en- Gaia.
Ell senior Garcia y Garcia, es ademas
Tesorero de la Junta escolar de este
pueblo. en- cuya Gaia tambien hay una
existencia aproximada de $4,000 data
su empleo en- las ofcinss Municpales
y del estado desde ell afio de 1874 sin
interruption alguna por su propia re-
comendacion basada en- sus actos de
|reconocida honradez, con la particu-
larldad, de tener todas sus cuentas
examinadas y aprobadas por ambos
Gobiernos, Espaflol Americana, de-
bido sus temeridad insistencia para
que asf sucediera, confiado en- la pure.
"a de sus actos.
Ell sef1or Heriot, empleado muy
practice, listo y previsor, que no Sc es.
capa NADIA su penetration, paso des-
pues q Contaduria, examnado los IL
bros y la Recommendation, hallando tam
bien todo muy correcto y ajustado d
las prescripciones Reglamentarias
marchandose, como no podfa menos
muy satisfecho del buen estado de
esta Administration y de la exactitud
y concordancia de las operaciones en-
tire una y otra oficina.
UN OBsERvADoR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
NONBRANIBIYOS

Hoy seran leidos en- la session
del Consejo Executive, los si-
guientes nombramientos:
Ell seior Felix lRexach, con-
cejal de Juncos, por vacante del
seflOr Calixto Piflero; el senor
Jesus Maria Hernandez, conce-
jal del mismo pueblo, por va
cante del senor Avelino Falero.
Tambien Sc hara ell nombra-
miento del seflor Antonio Gar
cia Cintron, para CONCEAL de
Yabucoa, por renuncia del seflor
Joaquin A. Cintron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
En o| AteDoO
LA REUNION DE ESTA MANANA

Esta maflana Sc reunieron en- ell sa-
Ion del Ateneo, las sefloras de Lugo
Vifias, Degetau, Ward, Guzman Beni-
tez, del Vale Atiles, Asencio, Estute,
Orbeta y las sefloritas Fernandez Tun-
cos, Word, Mercado, Cherremont Y
Garcia Quevedo.
Sc trato acerca de dar una function
benehca para la Sociedad Protectors
de Mendigos, en- CONNIE moraci6n del
sexto aflo de Ia fundacion de La men
cionada Sociedad. Sc nombr6 un Co
mite para que en- uri6n de la empire.
sa del Ciaemat6grafo, organize la fun
cion, que no dudamos tendra 6xito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
EI0Ga del d]6@

Esta manana sc ha deSarrO-
llado en- la casa municipal, una
escena que agrega un nuevO
dato a los numerOsOS va emu
meradOs por nOsotrOs, cuandO
hemOs hablado de la neCesidad
cada vez mas inaplazable, que
tiene el gobiernO de COnStrulr el
Hospital lnsular.
Procedente de Gurabo lego
esta manana a San uan, una
calesa V, en- ella. un hOmbre y
una mujer. Fl hombre, en- es =
tado gravisimo. Es un infeliz
privado de reCursos Y victima
de una do!encia horrible.
FL vehiculo paro en- la puerta
del palacio municipal, Y la mu
jer acompanante del entermo
subio a este a una de las gale
rias del edihcio V ALI le dejo,
desapareciendo rapidamente.
En- la galeria Y tirado en- el
suelo, qued0 el enfermo breve
tempo, hasta que fue requerido
por uno dc los dependencies de
la administration municipal, pa
Ia que abandonase ell sitio en-
que yacia.
FL infeliz no pudo ODE decor la
orden terminate del funCiOna-
rio V lie mOStr0 a este una bOleta
del alcalde de GurabO, manifes-
tando Ell estado de insolvenCia
del entermo Y la CarenCia de
medios conque tropieza aquel
municiplO para proCurar la Gu
racion del paCiente.
De estaS manifestaCiOnes que
do impuesto el honorable alcal~
de de San Juan.
FL de GurabO envjaba el en-
fermo a nuestro Hospital NUM-
Cipal.
No habia enCOntradO OtrO me-
diO de intentar los mediOs de
curaciOn Y asi libraba a su pue-
blo del triste espeCtaCulO de una
muerte irremedia Bile, en- el aban-
dono a que era forzorso entire
CARLO ALI.
Y ha ocurridO con ese enfer-
mo indigente. de Gurabo, 10
que con tantOs OtrOs, 10 que a
dlariO viene suce1iendO, 10 que
estamos denunCiado Constante-
ucnte.
Ha sido precise enviarle al
Hospital Municipal, en- tanto
esperan muchos soliCitantes un
turno de ingreso que nunca lie
ga para algunos.
Y es que ell establecimiento
en- question apenas tiene Cabida
para los enfermos pobres de
San Juan, Y en- 6l quieren bus
car refugio multitud de enter-
mos de toda la lsla.
FL medic encontrado pOr Ell
alcaIde de Gurabo, para echar
sobre la administration NUM-
cipal de San uan. cargas que
son de aquel municipio, no pue-
de ser mas expedite
Y, sin embargo, no es possible
TechaZar a esos infeliCes que
vienen de los pueblos y de los
campos en- busca de un remedio
que en- m1ltiples ocasiones re-
sulta tardio. Hay que acoger-
los necesariamente. hay que
brindaries un auxilio mas rapi-
do, mas seguro y eficaz que ell
que ahora podemos ofrecerles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Tribunal Supreme

Sc han hecho los sef1alamientos de
apelacion en- pleitos civiles.
Tercer termino de sesiones del afio
corriente:
Junio. o.--Martes Adolfo Molina
ry VS.. Arturo Aponte, Juez de la Cor
tie de Distrito de Aguadilla, certiorari.
Martes 2.-El Conce1o Municipal
de San Juan y otro con Jose E, Sal
dafia y otros, injunction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
N0G@s 6nuunSciT00l@s

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL-Hay
en- aSistencia en- este establecimiento
benehco; % mujeres y ~ varones.
Total 7S.
Han ingresado Josefa Geromero y
Nicolasa Conception fu6 dado de
alta por curado Jose Cruz.
En- el hospital cuarentenario hay
9 enfermos.
Observation-Disclosures de dete~
nidos en- Ell dfa de aver: 4I varones,
ly4 4 mujeres sufriendo condena, via
varones y mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Quedan en- Ell dfa de hoy 90.
Salieron por cumplimiento de con-
dena. Juan Rosado Higinio Serrano.
CUARTO DE Hasta
la mafIana de hoy han sido asistidaS
por el practicante de scrvicio don
Ramon Llauger, las siguientes per-
sonas:
Antonia Santiago, confusion de pri~
mer grado en- la region frontal GER
vical; Carmelo Cordero, varios rasgu-
nos en- Ia cara; Sergio Diaz (nifol,
confusion con erosion de la piel por
compression ambos lados de cuellos
Juan Muf1oz, confusion de primer
grado en- el pie izqnierdo; Pauline
Vizcarrondo, confusion con rasgufio
sobre el dedo pulgar de la mano liz
quierda y ell nifio. Juan Alamo, heri-
do Contusa de cuatro centfmetroS de
longitud sobre la region mentoniana>
REGISTRO CIVIL-Nactmte,ttos-
Han Sido inScritos:
Ricardo Roman y Aragon6s, Jesis
Lanause Candida Iriarte.
DEFUNCIONES:
Emilia Dupre Cen el manicomio),
Carmelo Quifiones y Anita Pereira
Armentero.
Observation-Disclosures Her
nandez Arroyo con Aurora Vega
Perez.
OBRAS IMPORTANTES.-H Hoy Sc
han rematado las importantes obras
de alcantarillado en- la Marina, en- el
barrio del "Comb bate.
Tambien sc ha terminado Ell ARE
glo de la Puerta de San Juan.
UN ABUSO-En las galerias del
Ayuntamiento Sc ha dado hoy un es-
pectaculo que dice muy POGO en- ia
vor de la cultura de TN pueblo; tirado
en- ell suelo Sc encontraba un hombre
Ique padece TN tumor maligno Y que
el alcalde de Gurabo ha mandado 6
San Juan sin previo aviso con ell fin
de que sea conducido al hospital
FL individuo en- question dice que
10 trajeron en- ana calesa, 10 acompa-
no hasta las galleries. del Ayunta-
miento una mujer y lie dej6 sentado
en- el suelo en- la dicha galeria.
Ell citado sujeto viene provisto de-
un certi6cado del slcalde de Gurabo
en- que Sc manifesto que es pohre de
solemnidad.
Ell Alcalde sefior del Vale Atiless
manifesto que estos casos Sc repitem
con frecuencia y que es va un absIso
Ique no puede tolerarse; por que Jes-
tando el hospital Municipal abarTota-
do de enfermos treinta cinc1 pc
ticiones de ingreso en- tuTno, hay que
admitir & personas que de forAa ma
da regular vienen de los pughlos en-
perjucio de los habitantes de esta
Cfudad.
Segun parece, pensaba fponer Ell
asunta EN- conocim iento del sefIor Go
bernador interino, para ver 81 es posi-
BILE tomar una resoius,6a que acabe
con este suealitica bic abuse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
SpcciItin ReIgiioSa

Santos para Ell dfa 2o.-San Ubaldo,
Mira. Sra. de los Ardientes, Santos
Alexandra, Cr(spulo. Gencio, Gisino,
Martirio, Palieno, Primo, Restituto v
Sisinio mrs, Gaudencio arb, Maxi
mino (abogado contra los peligros del
mar) y Maxine obs; Eleuterio, Petro
Petronio monte, Voto erm. Y Santas
Mamersia y Teodosia mrs.
La misa es con rito semidoble V
color blanco.
MISAS.
Catedral .--Dias laborables: 6, g. 20.
7.3o, 8.3o.-Festivos: $, 2, 8, OH.
Todos los domingos las ? %. m.
Trisagio en- honor de Nuestra Seflora
de la Providencia.
San Francisco.--Dias laborables. ?.
-Festivos: s. y 5.
San Jose .-Dias labora bles:z, W. 10
-oFestivos. $50, 7, y 7.3o.
Santa Ana. .-Dias laborables. 6 40.
-Festivos: o.Io.
Puerta de TERRA -Martes: 7.-Do-
mingos: 9.