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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09
N0TVCIAs GENERATES

KS motive de los concentrates del dla
en- esta Capital, Un despacho de Madrid
publicadO aOOCho pOr nuestrO 6stimadO
colega " III Telegrama." Habla el citadO
despacho de una reunion .celobrada por
los senores Canovas del Castillo, Azcarra-
ga y Lopez Dom1nguoz para tratar de
asuntos que 90 rolaciOnan con la guerra
de Cuba, reunion 8 la cual Ia prenea da
vital1sima importancia y, cOrriondo por Ell
plano indicadO de las supOsiciones y $685.
pecha8, 'Quiore YER en- csc acto algO amor
NAL que no existo," La prensQ madrile-
fla reclama del Gobierno el conOcim1ento
do la verdad por amarga que sea y pide
con anaia noticias dc la guerra, pOrQue
as{ 10 aconseja el int9r6s nacional por-
que juzga mas poiigroso que la misma
vnrdad tOdo cua0to so pretenda onvolver
Con oil v8lO del mist0riO. Pide adon1as que
So respote ol sagrado do la correspondent
Gle por TELEGRAPH, etc.
Hay verdad8ra ansiedad por averi-
guar 81 2notivO de las paiubraB omoOzadae
dc ese despacho, sin que falton optimistas
Que, descOnOCion00 sin dud4 las r2glas dAi
Derech0 International, pr"arnIan que Sc
trata de oxigozsciaS d2 los E8t8dos- Unidos
para recOnOc0r Ia b8lig8rancia do los Gu
banos, 81 10 guerra no t0rmina en- breve
plazO.
Esto S juicio nuostvo, oB si1uplernente
una exag0raci0n. POr mnucha preston que
el pueblo norto americana haga sObro su
gCbiorMHx niugUna rev0lUci0n puede ser
reconocida boligorant0, sinO oata dontro
de los preceDtO8 del der0chO International
citado, oil cual exi&9, entire otras muchas
cOsas QUE NO tienon nj alcanzara1 los re-
voluci0nariOs CubanOs, la poaHHHn dc una
ciudad con puerto para eOst0Hor sus rola-
clones con Ell exterior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09
Ha sido nombrado consul de Espana
en- Sto. Domingo, el Sr. Solano.
A su f0ca, Pubillones
le ha ensofado este cantar:
Quien quiorazapatos buenos
los tiene en- -EI Popular.
Ante una regular Y salacta concnr

Ante una regular y solecta concurren-
cia celebr6 anoche en- nuestro ColiseO su
benefcio ell distingUido actor de la Com
paflia Roncoroni, don Alfredo Alc6n, in
rerpretando con art1stica naturalidad y
con los recursos de Ia buena escunla el ori-
ginal tipo del m6dico don NomeBio, de E1
,SONbTerO de Cope, cue hizo las delicias
del pUblico. La obr@, de una trama en-
cantadora, bOrdada de chistes delicadOs y
situaciOnes cOu1jcas de primer Orden, ea-
tisfizO al respectable p1blicO, distingui6ndo-
Sc en- su Interpretation Victoria Salas en-
ol tipO de ROsa-sedorita rura1,-Roncoro-
nj en- eu Leopoldo, Sarzo en- su Pepit0 can
didoto 6 in0fensiyC = Ia Benora de D>5navi
des en- una Filomena nervioaa iw~ ~scible
perfectamente diseGada. La eeflcra SalaG
canCo ''Nina Pancha', dand0nos & como
Ger una nuova cuali3ad art1stica. Cantu
con bastante afnacidn gueto; su Voc eg
agrada bic y bien timbrada y aunQue acusa
pOca practica en- csc g6n0rO aTt155ico. bord0
con su talontO iucuestionahlo los tiD0s dc
aeturiana, instit11triz y chula que son el
esc0ll0 dOndo facilm0nte SO eatrellan nu-
chas tiploB dc ''campan1jlas', & pesar de
10 roanOseadOB q. andan por esos nrundcs
dc Dios. La gracl0sa Conchita Narvaez
Sc b02I0 un2s petonoras pOr tOdO 10 otto,
iOl6, ya!.... Algun0B amigos de Alc0n
enviaron 81 benefciado r6gaIos obge-
Qui0s, ont~o el gratO runor del apjaus0.-
Para mahana s8 anuncia la c6lobre 0bra do
Jorge Onhot LIS maitre de forgas' 8 "EFe-
]ipe Derblay" ''El due10 de las herrerfas".
Obra dc altos vu0loa, dentrH dol g6neyo de
Ia alta cOmedia con apun6es dramatic0s,
no dudanos atraiga al pt1blico inteligen
,}o esta Capital.
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Sc cotiza cafe en- el morcado dc esta
Ciudad; classes corrientes para Cuba al re.
dedor de % pesos y Hacienda $363.
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Este anuncio va & fiar

IN buen mozo, muy buen chico:
81 'Falguna" me ha de pescar
conste que ha de visitar
ella Fama de Puerto Rico."
San Francisco 45. Magn1fioo estableci-
niontO de rnorcerfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09

El vapor espafol 81. Jover Sierra" que
sali6 dc este puerto el 26 dc Julio lego f0~
lizmento 81 siete del corrionte i la C0rufla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09

ri vaoor espafol ''M6jico," proceden-
to dc Ia Habana y escalas, fonde6 hoy en-
81 puerto 1e esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09

Ha fondc12o ,s2 Arecibo, procedente
de Ia Capital, Ia goleta inglesa Sha-
brock" que cargara ozdcar do los sehOres
G.. LodesDa Compail1a.
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D:c4n de MaunabO:

& liza sido eltv@da va al Gobierno &C.
neral la terna correspondence p"Ta ol
n0rnb~anliepto de Alcalde cornpuosta dc
los Befloras don Demetrj3 Santaelia Co~t5r,
don Felix Navarro y Matos y don Lula
Risffzohl y Sandoz, Sc dice que e71tr9 i s
propuestos hay uno que tieno empoilo en-
ser 81 elegido, & cuyo fin ha pueato I'll jue-
go cuant0s medioB cree noct ts*rios para
clio. iCual sora? 5Cual no eera? Es3 que
cho non1bramiento aunque alguuas de
elias, verlan con gusto 10 fuera q que por
FIJI situaci6n y caracter bondadoso aei 10
merece. FL Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Go,
nara1, justiciero impartial, resolvera con
arra0lO s Ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09

N0TEL Y RESTAURANT La CGtaZamG
San Er1arciaco 56 Y Lu@>a 3A,--Excel8ntos
habitacicros para tran8ountoG. Comid&
s la carta & cuolqoier hora del dia hasta
las doco do la noch8, Pr2cioa populares, r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09
AcClnuFS DE BILT1ETES DE LALO

ACClONES DE BIIL,EFNS DE Ia 10
TERIA.-M que suRcribo, arrienda bien
por aorto*s p"r 1n"s0s. clalquier *zumero
de acc"n>s 4" BAlat"a d. la Lotorla Pro
vincia} pur lis "eos &ilos do las nuevas CON
cesioI@a; adel&1ta dinoro a cuenta dc
arrendanientoa y ocepta todo neGccio cue
go roZacicno CON Las 1nisn1a8. 'ro3ocjsco
L KeuN-l11ne--GA. l5-14 B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09

E2 81 concurfido b&ratillo Lo L21no,
San Francisco 85> SO ACADIA do racibir un
soberbio surti1o de porfumerla, que oYta
dostioado satisfacer las oxigancia3 de
nuestras elogantes y bellas b0rinquehas
Los fanosos polvos de Authaa leg15iruos,
9om de Veloutina, ido1. dc arroz fnoa,
i1em prinavora, ide2n hHliotropo extra
:xtra, el sin rival ''Rccio de Fr&nciA".
Aqua de kapnnga del Jap6n, Looi6n vo~
iiem patcholl, lechuga y violota. Eson-
cias do cla80 superior y riCul8imoa c1>res,
& preciOs suno0Xnente baratO8. No 07vidar-
SO del aqua Florida legigima do La#n#n
& Kornrn do New-Yorky y del farno8o ia
bon Turco dc Colgate y Compai1ia gre &c
<totalla a seis y diez roales docena, segun
! el tama1O.
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I'm Ia Administrators General dc Co.


En- L. Admini8traci6n General de Co
1nunicaciooes hay I'm anuncio fjado al
r1ib]ico on Il c1al Sc aconeeja s los parse
,>a* >4:1.s to3gan que oacribir Ia Penfn*u
la 10 hagan por Il vapor dIrecto que sale
q t4t> Capital para Ia Haban4 del II al
u dei corTianto para aprovechar Eli Fl
otro vaptr directo cue sale C7e aque1 p'2er
to para Ca<7iz. Tarnbi6n 80 puedo AFRO.
ve&har Il v&4or frnuc6s de Ia Cor7:~ f{l*>
Tr@aatlantica que Mexara e@tA Capital
de Puerto Plata y Haity cn viajo para
Eur,>pa por le via de St. Thomas
Sa d@saa to<nar In alquilor un rnirador
graudo 8 los tras h"blCacioEe3 d. pic
11t>, tian v4nt:lada8 C ii vistas q Is ca3l3
IN asta Capital y con la c&paoidad neco-
saria para ecornodar hclga@nm8ntv d una
Hola persona, la que ~ 0ncargora de
;.0luoblarlas. Informaran, Tetu6n II, bc-
ing 81
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lis seguro q, Ia t:>r4o del IA del mes en-
curao tenderness e.! &tI14t3 &c YER en- esta
Capital & 1natrro O,r&@tor. Es probable
Que dee1o aqul couU4njIA luego visj3 por
pocos dias haAta MaTagUeZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09

Harno. tonido a gu8to a. s4ludar 4
nuestro v:n "1njgo y !coynrafl"'o I'll Sc
nor dom p"ua"8 8~rn r<Ei1i T., uA~r<<r que
fu6 &, T.a Puu III .@Q' d. May gji~z =
Gu" ho .1,:,,> 10 OIL ei vapor "&5Aj:cD" cor
obj4to i ), ;o;r v;aj" & ;a IEah2u~, p4ra
tercn:g1c.' o. a2U4Ila y U@iv@raids.:1 su5 S.
tudlo8 G9 Dorocho, R"itera Lo&l9 Hu@stra
mas Il. ctuosS, bianveA41a, dese&udolo
buen VIII y Q11e nr0@to tonga1nos 81 gus
to 10 vorlc do ragr&ao en- ostos BIS patrios
lares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-09

gastos que ocasion6 su conducci6n y ente.
rramiento fu@ costeado por los iefes, of.
ciales y demas individuos del referido
Cuorpo. El duelo fu6 presidido por el AL
ca d2, el ArQuitecto municipal demaa
jefes de BomberOs. Frente & Ia Iglesia de
San Jose so le cant6 un response toda
orquesta. Segu1a al f6retro la Bomba
enlutada. Descanse en- paz.
Fragmento de una carta que hallamos
anoche en- la calle de Ia FOrtaleza:
49,. 81, chinita mia, ST. Ne tienes
muy sin cuidado, porque to has entregado
& la mas completa ''cursiler1a", hasta ell
extreme de q. va no compras perfumerfa
nj quincal!a, nj sederia en- ''La Gaditana",
de Ramon Garden. 81 quieres recobrar el
imperio de mi coraz6n, vuelve dominar
me- por tn elegancia y DEBATE de abando-
nos sentimentales,a a estilo de Ofelia cursi ''
Ell borgantin ingl6s q Clio' cargo pa-
ra Boston is bocoyes y rs sacos az1car
con Il, $40 lzilos azdcar.
REG0nDAMOS al plblioo, que con mott
vo de hab7rse s'lspendido el viaie del CO.
rreo espafol el Il del actual, el vapor CO.
rr0O frances "COlOmbie", regresar1a de st.
Thomas este puerto del 18 al 10 actual
eiompro que SO rouniesen diez pasaies de
pri1nera cannara con destino al Havre.-
Para nn&s infOrmas, sus consignatarios.-
J. 7. Silva y Compan1a. Ii
III v1a~cr oo0o1o1 tSNFSiico - ,,vooo1ov,
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Aver ennbarc6 con licencia por enf0r
mo para Ia Peninsula en- el pUerb DO Ia
Habana ol san0r general DON Juan Salc8
do j8fe de Ia primera division del Ni6rcitC
de Oporacionas de aquela isla.
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Con una suntuosidad ason1brosa esta
celebrando la cofrad1a del "Amor Verda-
dero Dios" grandes festas en- Ia linda
capilla dc su propiedad y como Ofr6nda &
San Lorenzo nartir. Una cornisi5n dc da-
mas respetables recolecta fondog para COM
prar una verdadera imagen del eanto y el
alcalde regala generosannente las parzillas
Daspu6s fumara cigarrillog Cabanas, que
evitan los marcos.
Aver SO do sepultura en- Ia Metropolis
de esta ciudad al cadaver de Isa1as Gar
c1a, cabo del cuerpo de Bomberos. Los
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24
Something for the Old Man.

Washington City Post
MAJ. Bundy. member OF the house OF
representatives, father-in-law of ex-Gov.
Foraker. and a millionaire. was treated
20 a slight indignity In one OF the house
corridors. IL was warm inside. and the
major had taken his hat I'm his left hand
and was mopping his brow and
bald head with bandana,
Nhen along came young coli
iege dude with a last yeart chysanthe-
mum head Of hair. and a long overeoat-
a handsome boy. and as brimful OF mis-
chief as a playful colt. Seeing the major
holding his hat in one hand IL seemed to
occur 10 the young sophomore that here
was "A chance 10 display his sense OF
hum0r. lie suddenly stopped I'm front Of
the old major. plunged his hand into his
pocket and pulled out a copper cent like
a cart wheel, which ne dropped into the
majors hat with the remark:
Here old man, is something for you. -
The majors wrath burst It's vial at once
lie stamped the marble floor with his feet
and his face grew rcd with excitement.
What do you mean. sire DO you know
that am a member OF congress?' he ex-
claimed
That's all right. old man said the
collegian. you may keep II l don't want
your thanks"
The major started after him. but the boy
was too fast.
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sral Club was Rid MONDAY afternoon u
their rev quarters 81 the cou-- house
owing 70 the absence % a piano ire PRO
x-znsne Was necessarily short The o.
8oers are. Mrs. -. G. Strong. president.
Mrs. a l. Turner. vice president. Miss
NJ Morgan. secretary ard treasurer, MS
/ y. O'Nell. MrE. II T. Mayo Aaa Kiss
Miller executive committee
On Monday sn The hail occupied By ne
G. A r me Ladies Relief COTr& met
and completed the arTar gaEaer-s Tor the
erection OF a handsome naoru1aent on me
sgh ~ May In honor OF the dead soldiers.
Following are che officers. Mrs. Doyle.
president. Mrs ToxIsr. vice president
Mrs. J. -. Sc0z. treasurer. Mrs.. O. h
Jones, ssrreeary.
-. Agnes G1ad net Wednesday after
noon al rhe residence OF Mrs J. ". Clay
The time was occupied IA making needle
work 20 BE sold for the benefit Of the
church There were present. Mss Grace
Toxier. Mrs. J. G. Caustou. Miss Iva
Doyle. Miss Kathleen Pink. Mss Alice
Weymouth. Miss E.3sth Grant
Sc and Mrs. Edward 2. Kelly. sup
foisVe5 ~ the Pore Townsend Dramatic
Club. appeared at Lsarned's opera house
or ne evening Of Na-Vh Is before a large
and zprgeci4tfye agdserace In the roman
&c Irlsa play. The Midnight Bell
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THE COMFORTER.

I've seea q man. who with an unmoved
Looked ,oat beyond the fair blue waters
flood
An1 SAIL and Thought 1t true}. There
is $40 God
Ana then o'tr me there passed a strange
That man can feel no helper. Savior.
No g,..ss by day. by night no shield from
Noae b. va7:s, he IS always understood.
The last. enc hest Of all. IT seeneth me.
Aaoye aU other taings OF God-givea
Ny lheoest He kao~eth. yea. He know
worst a-asaa ~. to be misunderstood,
.aloHe-each Is alaae. though some are
waea ] start from my sleep. mid dark
I shrink from uAuaeless terrors. tm I
HIS words Good angels shah bear up
uy chtit"
Eat setser. ~asa within ne thoughts I
Al anguish when I cannot these ex-
waea ssppls n5r,als fan to heed my ap-
rsr eosatapreheassoa. then IEls tenderness
Easolas re. b7eatass Der me. Il ne'er
Tay heart tn mine with all thy thoughts
I keep.
1-''as r,,9a4ro.as peace that passe'h knowi-
The pe4-c u God IS Ger uae-I sleep.
-E14tn s Grant.
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Maude Granger who has taken lead
ing position wsth Clara Morris among the
emotional actresses OF the day, reap
reared at the Seattle tEeater the past
week after an absence Of q little more
than two years. Wednesday night she
gave Inherited. /" and the following even
ing appeared In The Fringe Of Society,
and IL each play clearly showed her power
over an audience. The character OF
Helen Carr7sthers. In Inherited, is not
altogether attractive. because OF the dis
spirited effect OF the mad scene. yet this
is more than compensated for by the gen.
tIeness and psthos of the following act
In The Fringe Of Society" Miss Grang-
er's artistic abilities are manifested In
an entirely different manner. but never
theless gain for her the enthusiastic ap-
prevail of her audiences
The Seattle theater viii open tomorrow
with the engagement OF the Pyke Opera
company and will have an attraction
every evening for some time 10 come.
The Pyze company. which has been re
organized will remain until the close OF
the month. and will then be succeeded by
the GriTeu & Nell stock company. for an
engagement OF eight nights. Other COM
panies are billed for the near future, in
Guiding Warde and James. in their re-
yival of Shakespeare's Henry ""
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Bv the waters OF life We sat together.
Hand in hand In the golden days
OF the beautiful early summer weather,
When hours we're anthems and speech
when the heart kept time TO the carol Of
birds
And the birds kept tune to the songs
that ran
Through simmer Of flowers on grassy
sWarfs.
And trees with voices Aeollan.
nv the rivers Of life We walked together.
l ana my darling. uuafraid;
Ana lighter than any iinnets feather
The burdens az being on SIS weighed:
Ard loves sweet miracles DER us threw
Nantes Of JOY outlastinC time.
AMI up from the rosy morrow grew
\ sound that seemed like a marriage
Chime,
In the gardens OF life We roamed to-
Ana ne luscious arplcs were ripe and
Ana the lsnruld itlac ana honeved heather
Swooeed with the fragrance that they
ahsi
Ana under the trees the angels walked.
And up iu thc air a sense Of wings
AN~i as sacrelly while We TAXED
Softly ia tender communities.
In the rneaaows Of ufe We strnyed to-
gethev.
Watching che waving harvest grow,
Ana under the Hrn&sou q the Father
our beasts ike lambs skipped % and
fro.
Ani the rawslIns bearing our low replies.
-H9oisercd fslrer else emerald hanks
Au1 x3sd tears shown 3n the daisies eyes.
And the tiniia violet gllslened thanks.
Who VAS v5th "a and what VAS
reuuI as
Neither rpyself nor darling guessed.
ooly We. knv~ that Sou'ee htoE crowned as
eut ~ 'a~ heaVeaS With crowns 81 rest.
tGfN we knew fNat sHrsef AluE bright
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Rockingham Rav Soriety,


Whaicom. March e. Especial The la
dies Of the First Presbyterian church
gave pleasant social and art exhibit
Tuesday evening
The Degree Of Honor gave an enjoyahle
literary and social entertainment at the
knights OF Pythias hall Tuesday evcing
Mr. and Mrs. Roland q. GamweIl enter
tained g number Of thrir friends at din
ner At their homo In Fairhaven Weanes-
aav evening
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Mckenzie gave pleas
ant whist party at their Fairhaven home
Wednesday evening.
Mayor and Mrs A l.. Black entertained
Mrs. T. II. HolpTook. Miss Benson and Miss
Tcmplin. of this ety. and Commander
Nuilan. lieut. Commander wadharaa and
fAeat. Cutler 81 the Mohican. at dinner
Thursday evening
Friday evening the Junior Orfsr OF
United American Mechanics gave an en-
3oyahie hall A. the Knights 81 Fgthtas
han. and the Daughters OF America fur-
ntshed dainty supper
Mr.. T. \ Madhaufs aud daughter came
down from Hlatne Thursday TO visit she
United states steamer Mohican. ia conn
pBny with Lieut.. Commander Waahau ms
who lectured AZ Blaine "Wednesday even
fng The ofilcer Is cousin % the we'll
known carneryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II n. Pagan. ~ this CITY
ana Mr.. c. W. Wal8rcn. Of FatfhaVen
are hack from trip - san Francisco
II - reported that Nr and Mrs Joseph
feadle. Of FatrhaVru. v ili soon leave FOR
Egypt. 20 engage IA missionary work
All tho members Of Whatcoss couutv's
legislative delegation have returned SO
their homes apparently 81 the best Of
spirits ant wei satisfied with she results
81 tho session. Two ~ them. 60 js under.
stood arr n0on to leave the county SEN
ator GUhert. - Clrter. goes 90 Wai}a
watlA 20 reside. and is IS reported that
Representative Scbiveiy Of F'airhaven
Will probably locale in Seattle. where ne
now -
Mr. 4 r Rarker. late business manager
OF the Fairhavcn wcvl3-He-al8. has gone
&c Mount vernon - study iaw
Mrs. t.coa l40he lctg Thursday 20 VISIT
friends ga san Francisco
Mir. Jacob tsreeaberg .cf5 for Nrw York
yesterday 80 visit relatives an3 friends
MIR /. n Caiiina has rrtaru~4 from
che meeting % the state board % phar-
may at Ssattie.
Mr Charles Ranir. son - Assistant
Superintendent RrMoin. ~ tho UclnuE-
BAN nav & British Columbia ros3 isft
thursday for chicago 20 take = Fs,sifier
IN the employ - the Western t,utca Ts3e-
EfRrh Company.
Eliy Marshal Taylov has re8e - cato
in response 90 telegram notifying htu
Of me serious tlneS ~ ASS son
The members ~ ConpaaV r. WaShI~r-
saa National Guard. are prtHfsntug fvv
tAn REORGANIZATION ~ tAe ctrnuanV NusErr
TIE new law. anA rs vvaAuI~sioa Aa s.
psrt ~ sho national Euart. Ii IS an eN-
Cei3euf company. We'll &rtlet. art tts SER
stee ~ the time az ere t'axY.te migration
Of lass year Showed that its pte8Hfss-~
have 80 sSgupaENy with tsN lsz-sa-s fr
heoA ltgs' sFsa. sri tAey cAa Do Tt.ie3 Uvon
ta aay emergency.
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snohomish. March ESPECIAL l--sccial
events IN Snohomish have been small and
few during the past wesk-onlT few
card PARTIES and the A r. a ball on
Monday. The first OF the A =. A enter
tainmenfs was pronounced a success en-
tire by all present. About sixty couples
took part IN tn grand march.
The Tammany Hall Society entertained
the Narshlanders last Saturday evening
on the occasion Of a joint debate between
the tao societies.
Father Van has returned from his East
srn trip. made In the interest OF Mrs
Riley. Of whose property he has been
made manager.
Mrs. Clark Ferguson and Miss Rosa
Brem have returned from The Dslles.
or. where they spent the past month VS.
lting relatives.
Mr.. @. II. Turner. the Los Gatos bank
er. Is visiting friends here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24
PeterborO Canoe Co.
H. C. MACAULAY, Agent,
Victoria, b. G. Il. .. Box 500.
Padding. Sailing aud Racing Canoes.
send Cor Catalogue
CURED BY ELECTRICITY.
stubborn Diseases Yield to Skiilfu
Treatment by This Mysterious

II seems that the uses TO which cleo
tricity may be applied are almost without
end. The latest use is In curing dis
eases. as the fiattering card below 10 DIR.
Darrin will show:
Or. Darrin-Dear Sir: For seven years
! have been = victim of catarrh. hron-
chitis. dyspepsia and kidney troubles
Also diseases peculiar TO my sex.
Through your Electro Magnetic treat
ment / can say l am well OF all the
above complaints. and heartily recon-
mend your treatment to the afflicted.
My boy is also cured under your care
for a disagreeable skin disease. My
postoffice address Is Baisifort. Wash.
MRS. r. GRIFFITH.
Or. Darrin. located at Hotel Chilberg.
Tacoma. cures permanently all durable
diseases of the genito-urinary organs in
either sex. He also makes a speciality OF
al diseases OF Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat. deafness and catarrh. as well as
all acute. chronic. private and nervous
diseases OF whatever name or nature. IL
durable. No cases taken II not. Hours.
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