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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08


Sr. Director de L. DEMocRACIA. Ponce
Auy seTior mio. Espero msr@cer De sn amabi-
hdad, se sirva rectifcar el sueito lBserto an ell
nnuaero 37g de 81 popular publication en- Ia
forma signiente.
Invite almorzar bordo de- buque de mi
mando, paiaeb0t de palos -4La1A=a, que estaba
surt0 en- Arroyo e ola H. del actual. al Ayu-
dante de Marina don Francisco Silva u 81 ex-
-Alcalae don Francisco Berretiaga. Iermino
el almuerzo con Il mayor ammonia despidien-
dose del Que suscribe sin notar en- ellos ressn-
tmieuto alguno. Berretiaga desembarc6 en-
a playa primero que el Ayudante, a hacerlo
este, Tue sgredido por Berretlaga dandOle IN
punetazo en- h cara
Como este hecho esta bajo Ia Jurisdiction de
los Tribunales de Marina ellos haran 5usticiR-
De todos modos, senor Director, deploro nuy
de veras que mi espontanea invItacion, hays
sido eausa de IN atropello que mucho EientO.
boy 4 usteG anticipates grsclas por 81 be-
nevolencIa, \ me otrezeo de usted atentO ). ).
.. B. : n -. B TORRENT, Captain de la
4 iaH-a--PlaFa de Ponce de Diciembre de
1892
Acabanos de recibir 81 numero de La Fa-
nliEia publication ilustrala cue dirige en Paris
ef dIstinguido escrItOr americana don ENRIQUE
GOMEZ CARRnaLO. Dicho nJmer0 contiene.
ademas de tres preeiosos grabados = de una
cronlca de modas de Madame VERNON, varlOs
trsbaios literatios de gran merito, entire los.
cuaies merecen cltarse. Fl pdheT0, p0erna Dc
SALVADOR RCEDA. La Risa, cneuto de RTBEH
DARI0: PrlReesa por LTDOvTC HALEvY Y Oscar
H-lld por X. GOMEZ CARRTLLo.
La Eaaliha es sin duda una de las revistas
espanolas que euenta con mayor niImerO de
colaboradores ilustres franeeses = espanoles =
ESQ IS va, sin duda m grandisimO merito, pero
su principal attractive consiste en- haber logra-
do reuuir, al reded0r de una misma mesa de
redaccion- casi tod0s los Iteratos ilustres de
America. Conooer 4 los escrItores europeos no
Is dificil; las revistas del Antigua continente
circular por todo e mundo pero eonoCer a
los escrItores amercanos IS easl impossible,
pDes las pubhcaciones locales en- que estos dan
a luz sus escrltores atrsYiesan dificilmente las
fronteras de sus paises. Asl. pues, La F0Hilsa,
que e de las revlsras de mayor clrcalaeIon,
merece que todo 81 mundo Rplauda sus esfusr-
zos p0r dar conoosr la literature americana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Abanieo de gracia dOnairs,
Tus yarilizs no agitss preciOsSs,
Porque legan los besos del nirs
1 t0car de su cara las rosRs.
Mas u tocRs &udaz esas Aorea.
Besa, Y Gala tan dnlce perfdis,
PorQue sigun0 que musre de Hmorea.
Al saberlo no nuera de envidis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

e Quiuium Labarraqne 6nica prapRraci6n
de este genero cue In obtenido In AFrohaci6n
de Ia Academia de medicine de Paris. sa NJ
mediramento energico y dUlce ( Ia vez, que
convene to6Rs las personas dshilitadaal por
Ia edad, las enfsrmedades, los excesos, & Tati-
gadas por el rrAbaj0.
No sacilamos en ahrmar que el VINO de
Qnlnlum Labarraqne IS o. mas efea1 ell mas
energico de los tonoa ccnOcidrar
fAnRarI0 de Raeriacsasa y dc cirRgia Brdclc4as
En- raz6n 4 sn energia 81 virio Gs Quiliun
Sc toma Ia dosis de una copa De lna 8s Eeor
deEpues de cada comida.-Se vende en- todas
las farmacias en Paris, 70, rns Jaecb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Y le c0ntest6 IN hl6sofo:
-Pues 70 daria & Madrid por saber 10 que
ha hecho en- Ia vids
En- IN hospital militar.
El director pRss rsvista Las sAiss, % que
IN enfermo le Lams p0r seTias desds ID cana
Senior director, me quieren delsr nl0rlr 30
niegan q darme los remedies.
FL director interroga al enfermern.
Este individuo, sefior director, es fncorre-
gible trae revuelto el hospital como sstA
muy malo, no puedo meterle an e. cRlAb0=oi
como esta dieta, no hay medic de pOneEle
pan Y aqua; azi es que para czstsgarls no 10
pongo los sinapismos que rs mandado 81 me
dico.
In abogado muy conocido en- las sAlesAa por
Las graves injurias que iuhere al castellano de-
cia dias atras
No me echen ustedes en- cara el no saber
81 cassellano. Tampoco 10 sablsu Denl6stanes
= Cieer6n, sin embargo "a yen ustedes'
Lecci6n dc cateciamo
tCuantos saeramentos hay pregunta el
cura Pepito.
-Antes habia siete: pero ahora no nay mls
que seis.
-fC6mo no mas que seis'
81, senior; papa le decia aver ma madrss
que a penitencis el matrimonio son una
misma eosa
Gede6n Sc retira 4 au casa 4 las dos de la
madrngada, v We grupo que rOdea Rn HON
bre que acaba de expirar
Ell desdichado-le dicen-ha maerto-de
repente, victima de una ataque spopletieo.
"A estas horas, va Sc sabe que en Ia eslle
son frecuentes los afaques nocturnOa
de trRnquilamente Gedeon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Compuesta de $50 eneraas terrenos, con
Y,lantAescnes de Cafe. PIatanos, Caias, buenos
cercados estableeimientos; situada en 5uris-
dirci5n C Juana- Diaz, barrio lie 4Snunillas-
GARRA
.nseienabre De 1852 lis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08
SELLOS DE COMA
1910, oJos

Sc dessa wender una imprsnta con 81 preEEsa
= xccesurios parn t0do trabslo + tlrar nm Pc
rr;;sSsIiro del fanna7o de EI 0brerD mas tlene
otra fnaprenta con 81 prensa y npos para I'M
rrinir tarjetRs Dc roeas cAases e Fenae 81
r,,.r,erte hArata e cus Ia interese puede di-
-;gir~- a Director del 7aller Besfgdro e Avte-
.essos don DemetrIo GoEena-
Ponce Eosselnbrs IS de 1SQ2. 1-15-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08
Para ell II de Diciembre
AVISo

Prssxinsa s salir para NeneznelA hay ma
g0leta. Fsfse carga = pasleres.
Los lndiViduos que dAseen tener pasale para
ri7eho rafs. tsrfJianse don .Iarennias Marichal.
Gale &c L Gnadalupe nEner0 l5- Go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

VICTOR SCAU-Joyer1a Y Caja de
-,rzztaraoe-se efectuan negoeios soDre ernEe-
Foa ~ rrand4s y toda chase de- objetOs dc vaior
COAMO
FRANCISCO CINTR0N.-Con-e ereIs.Hte en-
provisiones. ferreteria, losa quincalia Pre-
eos rn6dieos.-CaIle del Fuerte nUmero ..
GUAYANTLLA
4 JOSE CASUELA GEI6El4.-Piaza prln-
cinal-C Colsnado El Olinpa-
,-ryT- $40 Il T-N7-FRCNF - Cornisionista-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Ell amor eS produeto de una Auto-naKestion
que Sc apodera de- espiritu, 10 enRarcha in
caldea 10 tortura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

La monsda establece desiguAldadss taa snor-
mes que iauas POdria llerarlas el tslentc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08
RECORTES

En- las luehas de La vida hay una fuerza
que todo Sc rinde Ia v0luntad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08
Los MAS AFAMADos NEDIcos REcosocIR 10.
msritos de II Emulsion de Ssort.
n a. Yr.I kzn~
Ricardo J.. CaturiHest

Los MAS AFA9IADos NEDICos RECcSocIES iOa
msritos de II Emulsion de Scott.
Arecibo. Pue-so-Hiao, Abril IS de l5s7
ii l. apareueiA de alguu04 prcticA InAdica pus
e nis aaeverAciones cAnac rGt& de emlrir aPU
nedfean~nto que he aAdc FIRE
Ms reero Ia ENrLSToS De ScoTT. La peE4ecr4
union de los couponeute e. ara6ahe 2DCr qne aet@rin&
ben qze uezrrAz est4 enF4eano Soss
todo indicarioue Eacas Llama.
me5or mas seguzA gAranti4-
Por rAz6n a1n las efsEmsdAdes ~ Pseeesf ines-
rabies n tiss ese-f Las
e IA debz1 general alEA ds GAA&rT0-
10 loz uHe aar4m
pro53o 0p@rA vnrdKnaros
a@ct~AG
In r@zafcrraL na m1en&
rIsc fue-z&s. rD5uEte1 color an1M1a1 MaEu1y
lRn-z 1ue acrca cada 1ia a suatsrA ca Ia t1na BE- aE
crsdit de cue Gtl prsP&rarinZ G9dp
Dexter Refasl dsl Eal1
1kaco tisuL4r Sznid&d AfAxitinlz de AracSc p
col Cozeudadnr de "a Reai fsng1a c-er Anafrsean3
de Izzbe Is Catca dc ia espacaA 1e grcs III de In cIw
dc Beua1seciA dc "a de EarzS4 AlAr nr S@E7da Case
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Completeness Al senor Captain del buque
4hGYlza pubIicando Ia siguiente reetihcacion
que nos envia referente ma noticia que To-
namos De La Corresp0adesaei4-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08
En- UN ABANICo

Tener ainero. tahf s the qlaestioa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Acarieiar una Illusion equivsle pOsser rna
res.lidad sonar 90 vivir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

CHOCOLATE MENIER. :
Fzsmacs0 de Telle d CaAcss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

rePitio en- Ia reaIidad 10 que en- los do
uiEaios de Ia fantasia atIibuy6 Don Pedro
CaideTon al vidriero de Tremecen, cuan-
do alp dir a IN amigo de Tetu5n tres 8
cuatro snonas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Narciso Dias de EssoVar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Recomendamos los que dessen adquIrir
una buena finca de cafe "a lectura de IN anun-
cio inserto en Ia tercera plans de este perlodi-
co, baio q titulo de. Es,sta ds rfaea De
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Dice m colega capitaleno que esta para llegar
3 Mayagnez 81 ingeniero americana qne ha de
dirigir en- aquella ciudad las instalaciones de Ia
lux electrica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

II. G,.fiernes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

A nuestro amigo Y companero don Martin
Fernandez, director de FL Imparciaf, alcan-
70 el induIto por haber apelado al Supreme
De la ssnfencia dietada contra q pOr aquella
Audiencia de 10 criminal.
Deseamos que 81 companero obtenga Ia abso-
luci6n-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Esta copia concuerda con 4 original expe-
dido en- la misma feeha-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Con atento B. L. n nos Ia favorecido Il
senor don Jose s. del Vale, Secretario de Is
] ANITA gaIheaaora De Coneurso agrfeolas, con
m e5emplar del prograna para e concurso
que Sc celebrara en- la Capital en- los dias : 5
9 de MAYO del pr6ximo ano 1898.
AgradecenOs IA atencion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

FL Gobernador ha pedido a Ayuntamiento
de Ponce la ferHa para q nombramiento de
alcalde-
Como. iA1n hay ter1usf
4 fuerza de no oirias nombrar nos habia-
mos olvidado de elias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Nuestro apreciable colega La Correspondent
cia ha sido seeuestraao por supuestas iuJurias
al alcalde de Vega-Baja contenidas en an CO
municado que insert0 suscrito poI .'Inocen-
cencio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-08

Dieiembre . de 1892.
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Dutton, Miss E. Baxter, Mrs. Z. Grips; First
Presbyterian Ovid A. Byers, J. II. Hughes, Miss
Helen Lodge, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Myers: second
Presbyterian Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Coe, John
F. Jones; Calvary Presbyterian: A. Coming,
Rev. I. II. Boyd, Miss Ida Ward, A. NJ McKin-
on; United Presbyterian: Rev. T. Dell John.
son, Mrs. A. J. Johnson, Mrs. Paul, Henry
Ewin1>Miss Downie.
Sumner-Miss Luella Kinkaid, Miss Zennie
Harris.
Tacoma-Mrs. Manning. Mrs. Kate E. Stanley,
Mrs W. C. Davie, Mr. WEIGH, Mr. G. 4. Andrus.
Miss Louise Monroe, Mr.. A. H. Denman: Baptist
sunday school: Mrs. Carrie Tibbetts; First Con-
gregational Sunday-school: C. A. Brodeur; First
Presbyterian sunday-school: Mr.. George II.
Stone, Mrs George Fl. Stone, Mr.. Drew, Mrs
Drew, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr..
Germond, Miss Germond, Miss Freeberg, Miss
bigger, Mrs. Hanlon. Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Gres-
semer, Mr. Thompson, Mr.. Kennedy; Second
Presbyterian: Mrs. William Smith; United
Presbyterian: Rev. A. F. Kirkpatrick, Mr.. Will
lam B. Perrin, Mr.. William Cummings; First
Methodist Episcopal: Mr.. J. F. Thornburg.
Observation-Disclosures Episcopal: L. r. Carpenter
Vancouver-First Presbyterian: Rev. J. R.
Thompson; Pilgrim Congregational: Miss NJ
W. Piper
Acknowledgements: Rev. and Mrs. T. v.
d. Garretson.
Walla wslla-Rev W. W. Van Dusen, Mr.. ]. W.
Armstrong.
Observation-Disclosures ist Episcopal: Mrs. J. r.
Woodin.
Following is the programme for today.
In the morning:
9:3o-Devotional exercises. led by Rev. "A In.
wood
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Umstilla is loading coal at Na-
naimo.
The steamer San Juan will be taken from the
ways at the dry dock today.
Bark Germanla sailed for San Francisco last
evening, with 800 tons OF Black Diamond coal.
Tug Coils lowed her out to SEA.
Steamer City OF Topeka arrived at Tacoma
Yesterday from Alaska. She will como to Seat
tie this morning TO load coal for Portland.
General Manager Shelby and Superintendent
Horaer of the Great Northern, have been at
Fairhaven for two days on railroad business.
The cruiser Charleston VIII begin taking on q
supply oi Franklin coal this morning. Tug Yio-
let viii coal her from u scow. she Only takes
20 tons.
Steam collier Keweensw came in Tuesday
night from San Francisco TO load Black Dia-
mond coal. Captain jenkins reported pleasant
weather OH the trip.
Steamer j. X Mcdonald brought in 100 tons
o. railroad iron an left with seyeuty-three tons
OF general freight for Bel!ingham bay and
Blaine: the State OF Washington had twenty
five tons out for Everett anu Lowell, aud the
Multuomah brought in fifteen and took out
twenty tons on the Olympia route
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counties refuse to place the names of anv
=. .he nominees upon the ticket: the cam
u'ua.es SO nominated could then brine a
.ianuaihus proceeding against the auditor
" coihpei HIM TO place the names of tho
.'oAiihees upon the ticket as provided for
Al sections $40 and $50 of volume Hiu,s
eooe' or proceed in the manner sneeitied
IA section 3s1. The sections mentioned
lnahs provision for the preparation and
pruning OF the ballots, and provide that
me name of each nominee shall be nlaced
uheer the designation of the office for
mhich ne has been nominated. and that
the clerk of the board of county commits.
s,ohers shall provide the ballots for each
erection precinct in the county. Section
3Sl provides:
whenever 1t shall appear by affidavit that an
error or omission has occurred In the nuo,ic,-
ION Vi the names OF the candidates nominated
w o1ioe or In the printing of the ballots. the
.upSIiof court OF the county may, upon apolica
~" Vi any elector, by order require the clerk OF
.nS poara OF county Commissioners
rected ''o' 'e o'i-
IL was suggested that the proceeding
mentioned in that section was comnlete
anu mat If the auditor refused TO nut the
aindavlt might be filed by any elector be-
fore the superior court of the county and
the auditor would then be ordered TO show
cause why he had not placed the names
upon the ballot. His answer
would necessarily be that the
reason was that there was only
one judge to be elected, and that three
candidates had been nominated for the
md tnat he. :,
mine which one Of the three was to be
placed upon the ballots, and that conse-
quentiy he refused to place any one of
them upon it. Issues could be formed. a
trlal had and the defeated party could ap-
peal to the supreme court, have the case
advanced and it could be decided before
the election. 1t was thought that the
remedy provided by said section 3sl
seemed 10 be complete. While it is not
exclusive, yet it is cumulative with man
damus AMI is in the nature of manda-
mus proceeding.
1t was also suggested that, when the
time came for issuing the notices provided
for in section 81 of Hills code. volume 1,
demand could be made to have included
In the notices the announcement that
three judges were to be elected in the
county; that the auditor could refuse to
state IN his notices that more than one
Judge was to be elected, and mandamus
proceeding could be filed against him in
the superior court and the matter tested
In that way. But section ISL providing a
remedy, 1t was thought sufficient to follow
the course pointed out by the statute The
committee did not sufficiently deliberate
upon the matter to determine what was
the best plan to test the question, but left
1t to Mr. Humphries, after comforting with
the chairman of the Pierce county COM
mittee.
The meeting adjourned with the under
standing that at any time the chairman
deemed proper he should call the commit
tee together for further deliberation.
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Railroad and Corporation Notes.

Robert Kerpler. travelling passenger agent OF
the Rock Island, Is here.
E = Jackson, OF Portland, general agent OF
the Great Northern, is in the city.
W " Mesrs. OF Tacoma, travelling freight
acent OF the Northern Pacific, was il town yes
te.day.
Thongs A. Graham, of Tacoma, district pas
senge. agent of the Southern Pacific, was In the
city yesterday.
On account OF the great increase OF freight
business. the Great Northern is building q
freight platform at Everett
Gross earnings for the month OF June as com
pared with June. 1891: Canadian Pacific. sl,7t5,-
90, increase, $4,000; Northern Pacific. si,9ti''
4Sl, increase. S6s,h57.
/ A Nadean. general agent OF the Northern
Pacific, ie.t spokane last night for Helena 10
meek his sister, who IS coming from Monroe,
Mich, on visit 20 him.
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THREE JUDGES TO BE ELECTED.
ming County Bar Has Decided, but Test
Proceedings Arc rroposed.


The committee appointed by Hon. 0.
Jacobs, president Of the King County Bar
ASSOCIATION. 20 confer with the committee
Rom Pierce county in regard 20 settling
.he question As 70 whether more than one
Judge should be elected ~ the coming cleo
moh IN each county, met at the office of
thompson, Edsen & HUMPHREYS on Tues
uay July r. at p. IN. AL the members
were present except Thomas Burke.
Inc chairman VAS instructed TO COM
"uhlcate with she chairman of the COM
nhttee from Pierce county and inform
hin that, 50 far a. King county was con-
oeFhed, each party would nominate three
candidates for judge; that. 60 far "a the
Vohinittee was informed at the present
N'he' there was really no dispute in this
county rs TO the number of Judges to he
eeted; that II was practically conceded
al parties that three judges should be
nec'ed at the coming election: that the
NSploAcans had already prepared their
al tot TIE nomination Of three candidates
.0i Judge; that. so far az the committee
vas informed, the auditor would make the
."1 Tor The election of three judges. and
'1e names OF the candidates nominated
"ouit he placed upon the ballots to be
Voted for.
was further considered by the meet
.Hs 'hat, While there was no division Of
sentiment in this county. vet il was OF
tuoAc interest to have the matter finally
sec ~ rest. and resolution was passed APP
V'nuhs John +. Humphries a committee
=" confer with ;he chairman of the Pierce
county committee and TO take such action
a. was deemed advisable, after cousults-
"oh' 20 preSen; the matter TO the supreme
oourt and have decision made which
"ou'd put the question At rest. Mr.. Hum
puFles was given full authority TO act on
0eHaf OF the committee from King
county.
~ was suggested. but not determined
upon That the matter could be tested by
.Acu party nominating three candidates
JUDGES, having the nominations prop
~ certified and filed with the auditor,
Az then have the auditor Of one of the
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THE BLOTrER.
SUPERIOR coURr-HUNEs. J.


State OF Washington vs. James White ct al
Motion to set aside information denied; de
murrer overruled; plea OF not guilty
state OF WASHINGTON VS.. John REYNOLDS
Motion to set aside information denied; de-
murrer overrulet; plea OF not guilty
state OF Washington vs.. Charles Raethke ct al.
Defendant fined $50 in each case and ordered
committed until fine and costs paid: bail bond
exouerated.
state of WASHINGTON vs. John Dorsey ct al
Defendant fined $50 and costs and ordered com.
mltted until same is paid.
Washington Savings Bank VS.. NJ Keii-Judg-
ment for 80; granted and signed.
II. X. Hickey VS.. Eliza BoreIa-Continued un.
til next Saturday
s. Schultz VS. George Dornbach-Order of con-
frmation OF sale: signed
A. +. Hotaling Compa VS.. John Cort-Order
OF confirmation OF sale; signed.
Upham Bros. d Co. Toklas, Singerman &
Co.-Order signed settling interrogat ries.
First National Bank VS.. d. T. Wheeler ct al
Order fixing appeal boad at $i2, 900.
PROBATE coURr-LIcHrFSBERGJ
Estate OF Fred III. NATURALIZATION for
letters of administrations order fixing time for
hearing; set for Friday. July %, $50 a. m.
Estate OF John L. Gale-Petition for probate
OF will, etc.: decree admitting Will to probate
aud appointing Leslie W. Gale ADMINISTRATIVE
with the will annexed; bond fixed at $4,000.
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SETTING SINGLE MILLS.
Two More Outfits Sent North-Makin,
Machinery in Seattle.

A shingle mill outfit of 100. 900 daily ca
pacity was shipped yesterday by the Puget
Sound Machinery Depot to the Haller
City Milling Company, of which John
Frederickson is manager. A complete
outfit was also shipped by the same COM
pany to the Bellingham Bay Lumber &
Manufacturing Company at New What
com. This mill will cut 10000 day.
Fully half of the shingle mill outfits
now sold by the Puget Sound Machinery
Depot are made by that company itself in
this city. The boiler, engine and the ma
chine itself have TO be bought in the East,
but all the other parts are made right at
home
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Encouragement of the Primary Depart
ment.' Mrs A. Meyers.
10:30-"The Superintendent and His Duties"
c. Z. Brodeur.
1.-The black board
1l:So-"Sone Things to Avoid in Sunday
School Work" Rev. r. E. Dunlap
In the afternoon:
2:S0-Devotionai exercises, led by Rev. 7. Fl.
Boyd
3-"The Kind OF Sunday-Schooi That Would
Like" Rev. G. ]. Burchett, D. d.
S:s0-"How Can We Do Better Work the Com
ing Year, George L. stone
4-Reports from the state, III. L Sizer
4:30-Question box
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Big Increase in Business Lot.

Henry Thurman yesterday sold the
fractional lot on Washington street. sew
enty feet west of the southwest corner of
South Third street. to the Smithson Land
Company for 5000. The lot is 20x6o feet
in size. Mr.. Thurman bought this lot last
fall-about eight months ago-for So, 800
so he makes a profit of $500, or over 20
per cent, on his Investment.
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Board OF Public Works.

The board of public works met for
short session yesterday to transact routine
business. Major Rinehart has been called
out of town. and Commissioner Cochran
is serving on jury. He joined his col
league Van Brocklin during recess of
court. but no business of special interest
was transacted
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Iayau Out on Bonds.

Pat Lavan. who shot and slightly
wounded Street Commissioner Cumming:
on Monday evening, was arraigned last
evening before Justice Neagle upon {
charge Of assault with deadly weapon
He was represented By Attorney Piles
and on motion the hearing was continued
until next Monday afternoon at o CLOCK
Layau's bonds were fixed at 500 ana were
promptly furnished by Thomas NeaFy
who lives near Lavan on Green street
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Four cash entries and one dnal homestead
we're fled in the United States land Office yester-
csy. The cash receipts ior the day amounted TO
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