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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11
Els la politica de hoy.

Cohlbese a la opinion publ1ca,
impidense manifestaciones, Sc
cuestranse peri6dicos, encarc6-
lanse periodistas, conc6ntranse
guardia civiles, acuart6lanse tro-
pas, hacese del poder y de la
fuerza alardes insensatos y SO
vuelve d los tiempos do las casi
olvidadas violeucias y de las casi
insoportables tiranias.
SQu6 SO proponen los que asi
ofyidan sus propios prestigios y
sus propios deberes? }l'ienon
miedo de que 81 pals acuda & Was
dc hecho?t No, porque ha'to
conocen al pals sus opresoros
iTemen que SO perturbe el 6rden
pdblico9, No, porque nj un solo
slntoma do motin SO manifesto
En- otras cosas consisten el to-
NOR y el susie: es que SO We fra
ter 1izar q los autonomistas con
los incondicionales; es que SO les
contempla unidos contra los m Co.
nopoios, que al fin Y al cabo ~
son mas que la resultante de un
regimen colonial meuguado y tor
pc, en- que los amos consideran a
sus subditos como materia para
sel lucro y la ganancia.
Y no convene cue la upion de
voluntades perdure, porque Sc
parandose los unos de los otros,
fomentandose entire dos gfandes
partidos la intransigencia y el
encono, los autonomistas CONT
nuaran siendo los parias adscri-
tos al terruho, sin esperanza y sin
amparo: los incondicionales con-
tinuaran apoyando a todos los 90
biernos fanaticamente, ciegamen-
to, por mucho que SO les explote
en- su trabajo y por mucho que
con ell tribute oneroso Sc mermen
sus productos y sus rentas.
Los hombres de espiritu clare
y de viva inteligencia, saben que
Puerto Rico SO divide en- dos
classes: una, la de los que 81
agitan en- la agricultural, en- Q
.comercio, en- la industria, en- La
pfofesiones Y en- los o6cios: otra
la-de los que SO achantan en- la'
oficinas p1blicas, y matan e
tiempo,y COCHRAN la n6mina, y con
sumen CUATRo MILLoNEs de du
ros cada ano, y SO ocupan -su
| blime y it'll tarea--de inAuir ,
de intrgar para que Sc les au-
mente el sueldo, que siempre s.
antoja mezquino 8 insufcien
te a sus ansias de medic cuantio
sisiino, ,
De una parte la muchedumbr
d6cil: de otra parte la burocraci
famelica. En- tanto que esta s
game la protection dc aquella, c
fl6n de la colonia seguira produ
ciendo ORC abupdante.
Y los generates iran ricos
Espafla, porque ganaran dinero
mas dinero en- el ejercicio dc s.
cargo.
Y los Intenden+es iran rico
tambi6n, porque la direction de |
hacienda com1n les ofrece 6pimo
frutos.
Y la gente de las aduanas reu
Mira on pocos amos considerable
fortunas.
Y Ia gente dc los registros d
Ia propiedad SO transformara el
rentistas yp,Qp1eta,Tos.
Y la gente de los almotacenaz
gos creara en- corto tempo larga
economics.
Y los destinos seran una vena
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11

Hace a'gunos dias que algunos
ciudadanos de Caguas intentaron d.
rigirnos el siguiente telegram.
/" Den,ocr0cia-Ponce Desde aver
a:um1lsnse en- esta fuerzas Guardia
Civil. Hoy reuni6ronse habitantes Ca
guas, celebrando meeting protesta
monop3lios: peff4eto orden. Salud
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11

Carolina S4tiembre II
DEMocRACA Ponce:
Peri5lico adquiere popularidad
considerable. Euvie tres numeros
mas-Vicente Garcia Salgado.
Por ahi duele.
El dia en- que LA DRMoCRAclA
tenga cinco nil SaScritoreS tendra
qai,sce mil duros anuaIes para arrojar-
los en- las futuras campailas contra los
aa1datageS del porvenir
Los que escrib II aqui no Sc riaden
nj Sc doblan.
Es precise suprimirlos 8 romparlos.
Adclantc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11
Barcelonets, septiembse 8 de 1894.
Sr. Don Luis M9Eoz Rivera.

Or' Ion Luis MNLoz hlVera.
Tslee.
Muy querido y resftee ble senior
nuestro: nosotros. humi, obreros
y iornaleros de este pueb que NADIA
tenemos. mas que 81 trists, Pudor de
nuestra labor semanal, no ponemos
a su lado ofreciendole nue ros hu-
mildisimos rscursos en- lo'n pe crea
usted podamos serle utA' ,; pues
aunque sabemos leer y no odemos
comprar peri6dicos, por no y rmitir-
noslo nuestro escaso jornal Ia Don
Fernando ]. Boneta, Don !. e6 An
tonic Rosado y Don Juan J. krchan
nos los prestan. y por su ap ciable
diario LA DEMooRAoIA smos
visto la entereza y virilidad n que
de6ende usted el pan de nues.o .os hi, j
jos. Como estos pobres nohan de
estar al lado de usted y al dl senior
Abril!
Dispensenos nuestro pfsecnniento
y quedamos de ustedes rss1kt naos
y adictos serVidores. q
Jose Antonio Rodriguez, Ktacis.
co Portela, Juan Gonzalez, Rm6n
G. Martinez, Celestino Bsreit, Da-
milan Rodriguez, Mariana B Ab.dia,
a ruego de Manuel Agosto, jon A.
Rosado, Jose Rosario y Molm., 4
ruego de Jose Rosario Miranda Jo-
Jose Rosarioy na,sErnesto Pier
ret y Rodriguez. "A ruego de Jose
Olmo, jose A Rosado, q ruego Dc
Ines Garcia, Juan Marchap, 4 rue
90 de r. Marrero, Ramon L. Martf.-
nez, Fidel Marrero, Pablo Rsdri-
guez, Pablo Muhoz, JoseGno Mare
70, 4 ruego de Isabalino Diaz, lose.
A. Roaado. Lucas Tabarner, Wien
to Ote,o, Juan r. Martinez, Cutler
mo Carri6n, Carlos M4jias, Juan
Iglesias, a ruego do joe Manuel
Despian, F. j. Boneta, Felipe Val
des, a ruego de Baadilio Tai, Hora-
clio del Pozo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11

rreras emplssdo, francisco Santiago
industrial. Bartola Quinones propie-
tsria Eutiqueta Diaz, Celestins
DAvila de Morales propietaria, JUS
tina Nieves de D&vila propietaria,
Ines Rivera de Rodriguez, Casiano
Diaz industrial, Cruz Carrasouillo
propietarlo, B ,len Marcano, A ruero
de don Pedro Msrcano propietario.
A, Vazquez, Avelino Gonzalez pro-
pietario, Jose Maria Arestigusta ia
dustrial, Gavino Garay artessno, Ze-
novia Ramos, Faustina Donis, Ja-
cinto Reyes obrsro. Juan Medina
dependiente, Demetric Rivera estu-
dante, Herm6genas Viera, propieta-
rio Dionlsio Torres propietsrio,
Juan S Herman ezpropietario, Fran
cisco Rivera ag4icaltor. Dr.. Fsrnan-
do Gonzalez con4erciante. j. e. Diaz,
Juan Rosa, JOAQUIN Y Gonzalez f2c
agricultor, Jose Goytia industrial,
Juan Pacheco chrpintero, Faustino
Conception agricultor, Cecilio Morres
agricu'tor. Msrcelina Rivera, propiss.
t4ria, Perpetua Calderin dsRiveras
Maria Rivera, Psdro j. Carreras,
pcopietario, Eduardo Davia r., agri-
cnltor, Laisa Calaer6u, Gsbrid Car
mona propetario+ iBasilisa RoArf-4
gn Y, Jos4fa Dia2, Concepci6n Can
e'@rlo, Carmen Candelario, Fermi-
. Cande|ario, Rita Calder6n Cabana,
Jobita Gomez de Pedro, j. Manuel
Castro, Francisco Rodriguez, P. O..
Rodrigo Rivera .Isidoro Hernandez,
Conception 9 Rosa y Diaz, RuGno Col
mansres barbero, Jose Colmenares,
Jose Diaz propietario, Juan Gar
cia zap atero, Felicita Baneto, Maxi
mino Gomez zapatero, Andres Garcia
Ramirez, Petrona Ccntreras, Marco
limo Franqu; tabaqnero, Encarna- :
ci6n Tranquil, Luisa Tranquil, Bar
tolo Alejanlro obrer5, Francisco A.
grimonis industrial, Benito Seoane
industria', Gabriel Borras propieta-
rio, Manuel Fernandez industrial,
Juan Mir, Jose Echevarria Gima anez,
Raimundo Gonzalez, Carlos Morales
dependence.
Gurabo, 10 Setiembre do 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11

al valiente periodista defcnsor mean :
sable dc los intcreses del pueblo. Al
ado de usted estan todas las perso"
mas honradas del pals. Oportuua
mente comuoicaremos detalIes.- - Mo
desto Sola.-Grillo IN. Quinoncs,
-Celestino Sola.- M. Qn,fones. ---
Tranquil --Marcelino Sola,---Vicente
X. Muhoz. --Slliveras.
FL deSpacho no pudo pasar.
FL TELEGRAPH esta monopolizado.
Ayuso y ottas excelencias, tan ex
telentes como Ayuso. Sc concl' rtan,
sin doda, para tener en- sns mano&
t0dos Jos li(0s de- esa vasta urdldum-
bre que Sc llama opinion pdblica.
Como han de rabiar leyendo lo'
olacemes que nos dirige el pals!
Porque csos p!dcemes son plomo
ierrctido que cae sobre ciertas cabe-
zas.
Y mas de un detalle eXterno
dice 4 los observadores
del pals y del gobierno,
que ciertos grandes sehorcs
viven hoy en- el inferno,
8 eli otfos sitios peores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11

uGlcVd SET que AOH DolilinSH, u
de los frances, habiera difigido, el dis
Y, & los ADMINISTRATORS locales Ia
circular que reproducimos.
"Todo telcgrama que Sc presente
en- la estaci6n para su expedition,
destinado q la prcnsa periodical, Sc
tyasmitirG . la central, desde esta fe-
cha, una copia del mismo, y no Sc
dwd curse hasta recibir la venia de
esta administration general. El fun
ciona'io que, por cualQuicy motivo, no
cumpla esta disposition, seyu s00etido
d erpcalente disciplinario' y
iOue vivian las caenas!
Va no exIste mas que Ia autoridad
dc los monopolios.
A tai punto llegan que no Sc con-
cibc mayor escandalo.
Pero estense tranquilos Ayuso y
los ohos. los que SC esconden tras
Ay so.
Oueda todavia en- Espaiia prensa
! libre; queda todavia en- el Congreso
tsibuna rcsonante, y desdc ali Sc diran
al nundo 10 que osan estos d6;potas
de Puerto Kico, que Sc hguraron en-
contfar un pueblo sin honra, y que,
cuando el pueblo Sc revuelve, pugnan
por amordazarle
Mas el pueblo Sc da traza,
con denuedo y con vslor
para arrojar Ia mordaza
y domar al opresor.
AunQue el Tetrarca no qaiera, g
TELEGRAPH slrve a Ia prensa y al pue
! bio.
Vease como:
Arecibo, Setiembre 10
DEMOCRACIA--P Ponce.
Envle numeros para custro sus
critores mas. Por correo ira relaciol
nominal iii agente, Marin.
Asuadilja Sotiembre 10
/ DEMoCRACIA--Ponce.
Viernes telegta6amos suscribien
lonos peri6dico y no 10 hemos reci
bido-Juan Quihones Sapia-Juli
A Rogue.
Humacao, Setiembte 10.
DEM0CRACIA Ponce.
Aumente hasta Glen el nGmero d
ejempiares, Escribo poi corteo.
CoucspopSa5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-11
Humacao, Setiembte 10.
DEMOCRACIA Ponce.

Aumente hasta Glen el nlmero de
ejempiares. Escribo POI corteo.
CoyrcSpopSaI.
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rae FLEET To SAIL TO-DAY.


Dsrsng sea Patrol vesseis All Ready
for the Summers Work.
i PoRr TOWNSEND, May A-Commander
Clark, OF the Bering sea fieet, received
|eppiss Of the sealing regulations today
rom the navy department and later sele-
Graphic orders to sail for Boring sea The
Nohicsn and Albatross will go north
through the inland passage via Sitka. The
other vessels will cruise along the coast.
tn,low ing the wake of the seal herds.
BOARDING all British and American sealing
ssssssls to deposit copies of the rsguia-
tioas and warn masters to desist from
iarther violation OF the law. Commander
Clark says the strict letter Of the Law will
b enforced, and that his iieet will exercise
Rrict vigilance. lie thinks he has more
Than enough vessels to thoroughly guard
md protect the herds from the invading
poachers.
In going north the vessels win separate
md cover large area Of territory, and
nndsxyoas at unaiaska. The Yorktown
md Alert went to Whatcom today for
coal and viii return tomorrow in time TO
sail with the beet The Concord aud Pc
tssl are due to arrive at Unalaska May 10
hon the China station to assist in patrol
ing The sea.
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Junk AND DROWNED
nr Soldiers Lost From ! Beat
OF Admiralty Head.
Rino SEA FLEET sAlLsToDAs.
- ~ ssaisr Tsisnph scissor Asrsss
- Two snsggIsss q
Taeona.

Geu1EviLLE, Nay n - fSpeciall -
~ Of Eve msn. soldiers from the bar
= ~ Fors Townsend, were ous sailing
fsrday. end when Oh nalf mile from
u Admiralty lighthouse were eapsissd.
II four Of the party were drowned. Mr..
vuas, the hghtksspsr. heard their cries
With two email boys fsom Coupe
& -, rot into host sud went 70 their a.
! 1ence. The tids carried thsm away %
- Inst Il VS. n hour befofs ~ coald est
lhsm. When he reached the boat thsrs
800 only one msn on the upturnsd
ut, and he was almost perishsd
tn the exposure. but he vas
M able 10 cling on to one
I Ms comrades. Mr.. Evans took them
- n his boat and trisd % rssuscitats
- one. bat Vas unsuccessful. He
E1Dok the survivor and ths body Of the
Sohsr 70 his house.
me names Of the party ars: Ssrgt John
endsrson. 6srgt Paul Wetdlick. Private
ounqussf and Rupert o. Ross. coinpany
urk, and Private Michasl Heating. The
1Essr being the only survivor
Tho cause Of the disaster Was Eeegt
Estdlick climbing the boats mast out Of =
oirit Of ffolicsomenssa. All the msn hsd
Don drinking.
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TACOMA, Nay A-rSpeciaL wv. p.
JACKSON. . photographer, hes LEFT hin
ssndso, and Il - reported Ne has gone
.ase During the nine years Of his rssi-
oencs here be dispossd Of most Of little
fortune which he brought with him, and
aithouRh b had sent away his camera on
Saturday he went through oil the motions
o. taking . photograph, IN order. il il
prssusnsd, TO divert any suspicion that
might ariss concerning his sudden de-
partuss tatsr In the day.
Michael Gahan, who shot bis divorced
wife few days ago, and Charles OIeson
were adiudged insane today aad cent 70
the 6tsiiscoom asylum.
sam c. Miliigan has returned from Ban
Francisco.
Della Egan was 1nsd e25 and costs today
for horsswhipping Policeman O'connor
Saturday. The costs AMOUNTED 70 sl4 80
The steamer Edith win 70 into service
tomorrow In connsc4ion with the govern
msnt survsys The boat belongs 10 the
Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Com.
pany, and has been laid up eli winter.
About thirty pounds Of opium we're
ssiesd aboard the Victoria TO-DAY. be.ide :
quantity Of silk handkerchief. The Vic.
{ y - $500 S0ssS0shVWs ~ - % US0W~
aways objected to being chained M on
board, and have been kept at the county
jail ct II per day. ct the expense Of the
steamship company. The Victoria will
carry away 5000 tons Of Hour and swsnty
tons Of condensed milk.
The suit Of sx-Pfssidsnt Harrison VI.
Van and Annie Ogle for the foreclosure Of
mortgage for 5000. notice In les pen
dens. which vas filed several DAYS aeo.
was begun today In the superior court.
Mr.. Harrison was unabls 70 collect on the
mortgage, and sent the same to former
townsman. n. l. Clifford. for collection.
Dr.. William 6hsddan Taylor. Of 0rting,
IN bis will which was probatsd today, re-
questsd thst he b buried in . plain
shroud and IN plain cedar comm, which
shall have neither trimmings. lining nor
paint, but simply plain box. He also
designatss the pallbearers, hymns 20 be
sung and ScripturAl texts.
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rAs North YsHa.aa Rlsstio~.

NORTH YAKIMA, May lA-(Spscial. IAN
exciting city election VS. held today. The
question of recognising - . city OF the
third class bsing the principal issue. II
was over this question that such bitter
fight has been waRsd. and tonight tho
friends Of Reorganization are rejoicing
over victory won by SO votss. The cleo
ton Of officers did not result 20 favorably
for them, - the anti-reorganisers elected
the mayor, w. II. Redman, and Alder
men A. r. Switser. J. J. Carpenter and
Matt Barthoiet, while the reorganixers
elected Aldermen II. H.. Allen, r. Sin
clair, james Green and Walter Walton,
gising them majority.
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Two snuEsl.rs Arrested ~ Tacoma.

TACOMA, May A--George Wade, of Vic
toria, who has been Swallowed for over .
year by customs officers, was arrested to-
day for smuggling. He had keys which
fit two elegantly finished trunks con-
tanning secret compartments. and which
contained 10 pounds Of prepared opium.
A few days ago the customs officers re-
celved . tip that Wade had left British
Columbia with . batch of dope. Today
the elegantly finished trunks left Seattle
aud they were traced to the transfer Office
here. Long Jimmie Smart, another old
timer in the smuggling business, was ar
rested with Wade.
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TACOMA. May A-lSpscial. Tho La.
dies Musicale Club. through some Of it,
members. has svincsd displsasurs at its
failure 20 secure Sig. Foil. the basso, 20
sing. Itappears that Sig. Foil 10 in the
habit Of rscsiving from 500 70 $500 per
night while engaged In singing in Eng
land, and does not take kindly to the idea
Of singing on al occasions and for oil pur-
poses. He sang for the Giss club concert
and IT the Congregational church, which
last niRht could not hold By nearly half
the people who sndssvorsd 70 secure ad-
mission. Sig. Foil. however, has been
engaged TO sing at Seattle Wednesday, for
which he will b. paid 3i50 He may also
sing ct victoria and Vancouver.
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1esshwesessn sssansshsp Co0Uaay -
Pas weos - tAe vtseastA Run-
The new EoFfhuestern eseamship Com
psny hsa made IT. ira move toward =
Eight for . portion Of the steamboat husi-
ness % the Sound snd will put steamer
On the Seattle vicsosis route, connecting
With the Great Northern through train ar
irving here st II o'clock p. n. Capt D. B.
Jackson. manager II the company. stated
yesterday that for the present the steames
George z Starr would run TO Victoria.
conveying the impression thst some other
steamer. not jet named, would soon re-
piacs the Starr. The host viii b taken
out in fsv days and ovefhauisd. While
the Idaho, rscsntiy parchassd By the conn
pany, viii take the night mail route 70
Port Townsend. The Starr viii make her
first trip on the new run. leaving here on
the night Of May =. The beat viii FUR
nish the Great Northern daily connec-
ton with Victoria Heretofore the roads
only victoria connection has bssn boat
shrss times . week from Liverpool. b. G.
The new service will bring the Starr into
active competition with the City Of King
oton.
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yoepls 63ek ~ the whsle Duo1nooo--
Another Mset1ng Today.
TACOMA, May. A-fspsclal. I--As pre-
1tetsd in yestsrday's Posr-InTsLIaeExcEa
- Republicans and Democrats Who are
Dpossd 70 the election Of . president who
fveusdly favors IN ovsrhauiing Of the
nmcisl policy Of the city wsre not pres
~ today ct 10 .. m., the hour set by the
- Populists and two Republicans for m
1tsarnsd meeting Of the city council.
EGboncilmAn Cove was IN consultation
ENtth Mayor Orr. and the council favored
dine she chief Of poltcs sitter him. Har-
- furnished figures showing thst his
kDspublican colleague. votsw. and the
<Il1 Populists represented more people
~ the other eight councilmsn.
r. deductions being 1857 votes for his fol-
wing, and 2. 500 votss cast for the other
TIT men. Finally m adjournment Was
ken until 2 p. m. and the chief Of police
- notified TO send word 70 the abssntess.
Nqussting their presence. But they did
~ come. and another adjournment IVES
lntsn until 10 Z. m. tomorrow. when the
lief Of police will, II hs complies with
- request Of the eight members who
11yor . new financial deal, have at least
[6ne Of the other councilmsn present,
which would constitute 3 quorum, and
lacs the council In position 10 sct
Il nov transpires that the councilmen
uho have thus farTefused to vote for .
&nan avowsdly In favor Of the handling Of
~ city's funds In the interest Of the city
Nere satisfed with the agreement to give
Ne votaw-Harris Republicans and the
fopulists control Of the finance commit
-. but the latter. fearing tricksry, would
sst agree to the election Of . president on
I1at basis and run the chance Of securing
ne committee aftsrward. This plan in
rudsd votaw ~ chairman Of the finance
1ommittss. and Harris. his partner In the
tight now on, and Lister. PopulisA This
Important committee. - originally formu-
E3ntsd. included Lee In place Of Harria
The Populists seem particularly uncer.
Mn about the future action Of tho council
sndsr any pledge made before the election
u . spresident. For instance, they say
hey had votaw actually elected on one
eecason, but the chair. DR.. Lee, refused TO
20 declare, because all Of his mon were
not present and voting. Glen whs the alb
6sntss and. after he had voted. the result
vas announced. On that occasion. the
Ropulists claim, the chair agreed to de-
elars the result, il there were any more
nhsentees upon roll call. but on Saturday.
8 when Glen WAS again absent. the chair re-
laDsd to proceed and vacated the chair.
followed by the opponents Of votaw and
Harris and tho half dozen populists.
Citizens generally are growing very
weary OF the diliy-daliying proceedings OF
~ council. Both combinations Of eight
members claim the right to oppose the
wishes Of the other half.
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OLYMPIA. May A--ISpeciai. AL the
plans submitted on the capitol building
competition, which have been on exhibit
ton since the choice Was made by the
commission. are now packed rssdy for
shipment. aud the last will be forwarded
90 their owners tomorrow. The collection
has been viewed with great interest by
MANY people. resulting in an expression
of general satisfaction at the work Of the
commissioners.
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WHArcoN. May H-tSpecial. 1.-The
United States steamers Yorktown and
Alert arrived this afternoon TO take on $50
tons more of Blue Canyon coal for the trip
20 Boring sea. AS their orders are to re-
turn 10 Pors Townsend 40 soon - possible
IL is believed the entire fleet will then sail
Immediately for The north.
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The state board Of pharmacy met at the
Arlington yesterday. There were present
A. n. Stewart, Of Tacoma: w. H. 7.
Barnss. OF seattle; c. r. Kruss, Of 6po-
kane: l. d. p. Collins. Of New Whatc0m:
c. r. Snyder, Of Davenport They began
their examination Of candidates and viii
continue today.
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PoRr TOWNSEND. May IA--Lisut F.
mmmick. of the revenue cutter U. s.
Grant, stationed ~ Friday Harbor In
command of the revenue launch Scout.
was stricken with paralysis and 10 not sx-
pected to live. lie recently arrived from
New York
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DIR. ELDRIDGE.

An acceynpitshs<s physirixn and Sargroa from the
EAsx tNe~ ferk Cayl. has . salt OF rooms ~ TIE
Afisnxtao. whore ihose 800 IND toe mrs- approved
tspSssrs tr~sxnens may cansa,s hsm special
work 10 GYSEsuIosY. Delicate SURGICAL
suSrAntssd satisfactory. keem SA - Tsks
oAeyaaes.
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Hall's Hair Remover renders the hair
lustrous and siiksn. gives il m even color
and enables women 70 put itup in . great
varissy Of styles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

OLYMPIA. May lA-ISpeciai the su-
rreme court today dismisset the case OF
oliver Bros, appellant, vs. w. A. Lewis,
respondent. from Spokane.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

DR.. Frank Brooks. speciality paralysis
all nervous diseassA ofice. Gottstsin
block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

Fifteen ever blooming roses for VI. ct
Washington Floral Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

q. w. Lynch & Co.'S furniture auction
day. , p. m, Rialto building. Upssairs-
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Have you sssn shsss SIS suits 70 order At
Riley Bros. Z
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70 EstAbit.h the Longitude Of Tacoma
fAcosA. May iA--lSrscial Tacoma 10
3 have an established longitude. c. IL.
Sinclair. OF Washington City. represent
Nc the United States coast and geodetic
essvey. is here. and with the AID of Prof.
I Y. Davidson. of the same service, who is
= Seattle, and instruments FOR observing
] Ne passing stars, the iengitude of Tacoma
|'sssii he established during the nex, tao or
Aree weeks. II the weather IL fair. feie-
Ranh instruments will be used IN signal
Me between the two stations. Mr.. SIN
eair's seat of operations being Wright
perk. about IN the center OF the rsssdenoe