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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
Y. MANESCAU Y co.
COMERCIANTES IMpORTADORES
JOlEkOS AL POR MAYOR I AL DETAIL
"a Plaza de las Deiicias I6
Ofrecemos al p1bco grandoso rtd oyera de
los modelos capchosos briantss piedras
piedras de coores.
Brillantes esmeraIdas sueltas
GRANDES CAPRICHOs GRANDEs NOvEDADEs
SURTIDo COMPLETE

FGURAS de yanoes Columns de
adornos
binets Epjos vselad Flores ac5fciaes
Collection
Prscosos para
Egantes estuhes perfume pa
flores Jarrone chaescos uoos Ultima novedad oeg
vaas poeana fna Estuhes servco nara a
ie var;as cases propos para regalos.
Luosas ESCRIBANIAs de bronce incus
de plata oyeros
banco adorno de orstal iaspesdos.
1nfnidad de rcuo bono servcios completes
Cse@ osostnes sdss de ho de Esoocia seda de
Cas de damao de sed ecos jugos
So1abtiias do gran lug pazaguas de 6na.
Optica especial
Cistsles ID
JEMELOS PARA IEATRO.
PRECl0S HDY UnIADOS I Sin COaPETENClA
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
Roberto Graham
INGENIER0
F4sdicioa, ReyYsrga y Fevrttersa
ToECE, PUEBTo- RICO
PAPA OARRRTRRAs

* ,ense casa natal de 90 paloS, suo sd
4-vsa .sit4radcsa dc pi>ira Haers-do para ea-
etvas. .oa ga ezIasra v dsBzas psssos. 60
4e .e~ esea4fo ~savfsssefs de rers<sso-
- - .-ser<ss p>Sts ssrssssse 4 AS-
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
DE Y ENTA

tNfHFJ
Una fnca rustica, sta en- ell barrio
de Monies Llanos, jurisdiction del
pueblo de Morovis, compuestas de
doscientos cuerdss con bastantes
siembras de cafe, sguas permanentes
y ados kil6metros de distancias del
pueblo.
Ell que la interoae puede enterder-
se con don Ries 30 en- la
Hacienda ''Palanque - <.
Enero 10 de 1897. 17-20d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
Observation-Disclosures DIM asssaae
GRAN DEPOSITO De CALzADO
| EFECTOS DE PELETERlA
DON J ! IME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 9, PONCE

En- este establecImIebto SO acaba de recii-
Dir no surtido de cs'zado de todas classes ds
las mss caprichosss formss, para caDalleros,
-efioras. yr'1ne que 50 detallan & precios
>IN COAPETaNCIA En- materiales para
Z paterus ct mpieto el surtido todos los
ftctos de primers cslida1 Tsnbi6n Sc han
'tcibido driles esol0odos y pareEa, baules
de dlstintos tsmafios preoios, msletas
visje. VAQUETAS PARA CAMAS, etc.,
etc. Importation directa. Ventas al por
MAYOR y al DETAIL
Ponce, Noviembre 10 de 1896. Sv.d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26


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Compafia canadense de seguros sohre la vida
LA UNIcA CoMPANIA AUToRIzADA PoR ESTE GoBIERNo
PARA so1IcrrAR RIEsGos PUERToRIoo
PROGREso DE LA COMPANIA
NGBESN AC?.7O SEGUROS EN VIGOs
1876. ! $ 1920 S 546,4el S 1.oe435o
1895 )"l528O54 "5.s6577o "s4754s4o
giOs eas Co"pa"a S0c'edades ha" tire
ba9ado @abajam toda Ia america, d sG5er:
Venta1aS
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dsaH>
% e e % @ 5sH FEC M i Es9Es % s; :sqs de
fosn ssos psg Pals ndo n su sc odnss Pneps eus "a
misnos or peiuioo Q asegursdos.
Pr1v11eE1os
olpago primas
PRIvILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD
sobre este lamamos muy parcuarmente la pd
por dnica Companfa del Connene Americana que
concede semeante Privlleglo.
dp de @ ygsnts rSss =
nu o pm T P6Hss % No "a IA S @ % pan % anPs I
de diho premo POLKA oontnaar tempo
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ea. @ dspo s @ 5 % largo s s3 d1' dz6G62 1 Sa 1s ] a
asa"esad5 u 11s9e
Premes dos adedos COMiA, los ntere devengados
Este sstema senoLo
aedOo esmpre ansedsd 3
Eso llama proceder equdal vgilar les nterees de
asegurados en- ben de famiias
D p a a M pse M @
zo ~ % p ssss5s & si
POLKA,
DE VIDA DE PA5O Init ADO a DOTAE5
sIMos, ETC, ETC,
hnbiesen pagado
EJEMPLo
POLKA iqud deha
IHabra condolences prvegios favorabes para los
gurados que los que ofrece
EEL SOL del Canada?
supcamos inteigente p1blco la lectura
udo de hermoas condolences evtando soprenddo
por Socedades grandas; vida
tomad mas informes de:
Carlos 2. Sorer Carlos B. AeAv Jesds M Logo E. Bos
supertsnderte General Vbjeros
Fernando RsUerG, Z. B MGlzer
Ponce
tiembre da
iMUCHO OJO!
Tarieta 81 al minute en-
este Tn0 pr~~nf fR
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
GER! ANT
JENTRO GENERAL
De PUBLICATION E

Egta azsz adm!ts snse-!pei>nea to
slase ds obrza poT eatrsgss, t2nbien
psr:3d4:oz a1ssrsdoR y ds aodas, encargai
loss igualruerte &c ao1l.siones per1eneciez
rss Il rkn.o; ) 81. ccnapistar cuaiesqulef
oor.s GUS IS As;izsea truneas; Pudlendo 10
seno:ea qne IS e4t1entren an dieho cas-
nassr ans 1ota 3al 1itiGo clNd&s2o u
otessea Teciclao.
41sts .oa ass!61.eos laatz%dc qua :
- Erc Earz~t=, -sg1Ea.
- LCz-LaCIvE 1-..~--~41lA
q.e sor !. 5ssis<a ls sus graosdos los
;.fe. .iu- sA-s1 - barcelona. 10 seiecso a
-.e& sc4-o2 Ca -A@gEth9cs reg@Ios Gas O.
- 1zs> 4eps=tu% a&Gs, eE al Pss!cdico
-a&yCx G4xS-- aoiGI 81 Aspsaa Az-s.i
&-.>s. YAK S1eL 1tL4sS os <o9srtis Qot
IL ILUS1RACIoN ARIISTICA
- aecE ana Is ds
FL SALON De La NODA
p i>dico que goza fs9= s7tre LIS fsma'1
EeodtstSs.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

Bids asked on the Preliminary work
of the Military Po>'-To Be
Opsuci July IL

Advertisements Tor bids on The preiirni-
nary construction work OF the Magnolia
blaG military post begin with this morn
fugs issue Of the st-Tntel4genceT- A.
announced in yesterday mornings paper.
authority for Suc1 p step vas telegTa PRED
for 70 Washington by cuarterruaster
Gen Weeks TIE following reply was Re-
ceived yesterday ny Capt u W Robin
son. jr.. A. q. NJ. L. : A. from James
GiflIss acting quartermsster general dur
ing the absence OF Gen Weeks.
You are authorized 10 advertise tor
proposals for clearing the site and build
ing roads AZ the new post in the Seattle
Post fggtelliz~ncer. the Tacoma Ledger
and the Everett Weekly Times
Acting under these instructions Capt,
Robinson yesterday prepared triplicate
copies OF the advertisement 10 ne inserted.
lie calls for bids or clearing. roadways
and bridges The bids viii be opened july
s. * n H. IN Intending bidders are IN
vfted 20 90 over the ground 10 inform
themselves - its character Capt Robin
son VII so 20 the site Of the military post
with G force OF men. 20 clear II out and
make T. more accessible % inspection.
though & is Efficiently open now The
advert eemeuts VIII appear SIX times four
.ssnes IN succession and twice immediate-
IS before the date OF opening the bids.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

instant il touches the back of the animal
the resistance coil is thrown out OF the
circuit ny means Of n lever and the
straight wire gets the full force OF the
current. which keeps il ~ the proper heat
while il Is being drawn along the back
Of the seal just as ii is removed the re-
SistanCe coil is thrown into the cir
cult again and fusion of the branding
wire is prevented. The intensity OF 70
heat OF the wire At inca ndescence kills the
hair cells without burning into the flesh
as a hot iron must.
The cautery devised the inventor turn
ed bis attention TO securing suitable dE-
nailo and motive power Tor It Portaoii-
ity was an essential quality for these. y
diminuuVe dynamo had 10 be constructed
for the purpose. and this as well as the
CaUery. was built at the shops at 81 Main
street. II weighs but eighty pounds and
gives seventy aDneres at three volts The
motive power is furnished by a very small
gas engine the fuel for which costs but
Is cents par day.
"Rieeed M for operation. the machine
consists Of the stationary engine and dy-
uemo, the connecting wires and the caute-
~. which the operator applies much As a
housekeeping machine IS used
AR. George \ Clark pr. Jordan's sec
retary, who accomp 1D1ed the seat com
mission last year is on the islands now.
conducting Investigations Under his di-
rectlon corTais are tcire built. into which
the ruUS VIII t. driven. The four stu
dents who accompany the party viii sep
are the female pups from the males aud
hold them while thev are being marked
with a Ions strip down the back. IL Is IS
tiTnatsd that from six to ten can he brand
ed per minute. and tn machine Will h.
operated sixteen hours per day At this
rate. from 3 es1 TO aGs vii be branded
each day. and in the course Of a fortnight
the entire number OF female pups. esti-
mated a t5.oHr. Viii have been marked IN
such a manner that IN the following years
the catch Of peiaFic saaierS VII he value
less II those Gays the females viii not be
such beautiful creatures As the Motka OF
Or JoFda1's tales. hut the decks 81 Pc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

progress Of events with keen interest.
Many of them have friends who are or
have been interested in the seal hunting
and 90 not yet realize that all this has
become Illegal 50 far as the United States
government Is concerned. In the midst
Of all this uproar over the seal IN diplom-
acy. each or the governments has sent
commissioners 10 investigate the condi-
ton ana habits of the seal herds at the
rookeries. The United States commits
sioner is President David Starr Jordan,
of Stanford university, who has radical
and advanced ideas Of his own. ana for
tunatcly the government is not at all
backward in sustaining his suggestions
and putting them into practice.
Last year Commissioner Jordan expert
mented with branding about 100 o. the
mother seals. and then suggested that
plan as the solution of the whole prob
lem. This year the commissioner goes
north prepared - give fun force 20 his
plan. The branding will not be done ny
the ola-fashioned branding iron, but nv
the NEST advanced methods. by an iaven-
tlor contrived for the purpose. The San
Francisco Examiner refers 20 this invcn-
zion and its work as follows:
Mr.. Z. +. Farmer, instructor IN cleo
tr.Cal engineering IN Stanford university y.
+ th@ inventor ot the apparatus. The
idea was suggested 20 him by the pre~i-
dent Of Stanford. and after repeated eN-
pC~imenIS III has perfected a machine that
Will MAKE the branding OF seals Simple
thing and bids fair 20 reVo!utiopi1a the
method In vogue on me Gredt
ca*tle and horse ranches for number q
prominent CaitiemCn have air, sdy writ
ten % the Inventor regarding as use on
Last summer while the fur seai com
mission w3s on the islands and i h came
6 den. That the solution az tn whole
question lay in putting AS end 70 the
- trtctlan at sea of tina females that must
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
CLEARING THE WAY.
city Engineer Working on the
Road to the Flour Viii.

CITY Engineer Thomson is going rlght
ahead VITA the construction Of the road
way on the tide fats which Is TO 9ivs-
transportation facilities TO the Centennial
-four min The board of public works
yesterday ordered the Myers canncTy 10
remove the Chinese cook house. and Rob
ert Abrams the wood and slabs which
cumber Railroad avenue and First ave
rue south These distractions are On
the line OF the roadway.
Bids for The city supplies for the months
OF July and August Were yesterday award
ed 10y the board Of public works as fol-
lows: Abstracts Osborne, Iremper K
Co; clay. Denny Clay Company. drugs.
Stewart & Holmes; fuel for the hreboat.
Oregon Improvement Company: feed and
hay. LILY BogarGus & Co; hardware. Sc
attic Hardware Company and the Schwa-
baeher Hardware Company; pipe AND TT
jings. a. Hanback, Company and jonn
SChTam Company.
WORK on the iIlinE IN ii the Centennial
mia site on the tide flats viii be resumed
this morning and continued without inter
ruption until the completion of the Ill.,
This will take probably less than ten days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

CURED % him and ne suggested Il 70
Nj. Farmer The latter gan fNieE-
11eatfng ard the result is Al apparatus
faat XIII shave the fur cf An animal ;
back a neatly razor. soaring 81 the
same tine the surface skin ard E.liins
the aalr cells. all Aifl very >isAt pan %
the animal Cas- axpeTlmented upon nave
mace TO cutlery. though plnch o t9e
tai would cause them 20 yoWl from p@:
he electric caugtrw invented pf MI
Farmer $ very simple little nstTuhle ~
q boot loot II length II consists many
or copper plates and levers and platinum
wires built upon 3 body OF uoa-coNa0cl
ing fiber. Between me ends 81 Two extend
- arms i stretched a platinum W.T.
about Two and 4 half inches long lhr
ctsrreDr = electricity passes through ttlS
wire. heating = - "Reminiscences. ana I
x thls wire that does the branding Inc
ingenuity Of the InstrV nlent ties largely "a
the means employed 20 make a pracucaI
hcaudt3s instrument Of II. 4 current tI.at
would heat - wire 20 white neat IN me
ar VIII rot keep il hoy enough when ap-
piled 20 the back OF the seal. ana a cur
rent cFeatng enough n at 70 DO the o. anu
ing VII fuse the wire when IL Is not ne
ing cooled by the fur and skin 81 the an
insi. To surmouut this difficulty resist
anee coll is used. That Is coil OF plat
mum wire is IN the circuit Offering resist
ance that subtracts from the force OF the
electric current The straight wire at the
end is - consequence heated only to white
heat and Is ready Tor the branding. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
IT'S A GOOD SHOW.
The Carnival of Madrid" lndoOrs-A
Saccess at the Third Avenue
1henter.

The Carnival OF Madrid" 5 presented
at the Third Avenue theateg last evening,
WAS robbed Cf its spectacular effect. but
there was enough on the prog anime 10
take its place. to say nothing of the DIFF
ference between sitting in comfortable.
weu-liShted hall and undergoing the
hardships that had necessarily been inn
posed by the inclemency OF the weather
at the park
That the performance is away ahead OF
any specially Performance given here for
some time Is generally conceded. and al
though the announcement that the per-
Torrance vas 10 he given al the the,.ter
was not made until lass night. large
audience gathered TO witness the initial
performance.
The first number on the programme was
the wonderful Marteil childrcn in their
trick bicycle act. in which they presented
number Of features never before seen
here. They were followd by ZanfrelIa
brothers in a wonderful aerial act that
fairly took the house by storm Follow
ing them came Rand and Duck. eccentric
knookabo comedians. and they IN turn
were followed hy hosts OF clever special
tics, pretty girls and attractive ballets.
The whole performance closed with the
wonderful slide for lie by Neda. who
starting from the top Of the building
slid on a wire, holding by his teeth to
the stage hcloN.
During the evening Mir. Post. manager
OF THE carnival. and Miss Ashley appear
ed In comic sketch. Mr.. Post appearing
as an Iyishman in which character he
has few equals and 30 superi0rs
The Carnival OF Madrid" viii remain
ar the Third Avenue ;hestcr until Satur-
day might vita % special matinee Satur-
gay afternoon. Ever since the company
struck the coast they have met with bad
weather, which has practically made a
! failure al the show II was organized on
u gigantic scale and operated al an enor-
mcGs expense. ANA with the small at
tendance Il has been Impossible for The
company - pay expo Cscs. The actors are
uow almos: stranded. The performance
IS i1 itself m~ritorious. and is Il % l,c
honod that this engagement VIII serve
% put the members ot the company on
= better financial footing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

The Associated Press dispatches indi-
cate that the United States and Great
Britain are not enjoying the best posi-
bic mutual understanding bout the prob
lem OF preserving the fur seal herds from
extinction. While the two governments
are busy over the diplomacy Of the case
there are hundreds of people here on the
North Pacific coast who are watching the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
OUT OF THE MARKET.
Tup STATE TIDE LANDS ARE NOT
TO BE PUgcHA>ED.

An Old Que-sIon Revived ID, E.-
Councilman sofGt-H 81 81 ~ n, a N Z
of ,b.. Tide Land pfats Proceeds
Too slowly for Thomas Prosch-
CAV Engineer Ihomsons Expia-
natgon-iFs Considers safisfae-
tory settlement OF the Tide Land
Under the Headiusfnienf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07


Monday Night by e&-Counrilmau william
Valg. pave stirred up q question which
hs been more Ok Jess prominently AZ
ed lu tt.f clrv FOR several years. ar.
NolRt lal attempted 70 purchase from
the state some of the tide iana lots con-
tsGsous 70 ths upsaE&s of North Sest-ie.
and appearing on the fats authorized ~
90" last state legislature. III had neea
refused the privilege 81 buying the lots.
aud wanted 20 know wb}
r. IL "a fact that AZ tae present t3rIe no
state t.de lands are -. safe. The aeon
az this is said 10 lie Isl tne uHconstitnfion-
ATTY o. tne act 81 the legislature throw
ing such bands open 70 purchase The
rad cause Wili ha ascertalaed - the
council COMMITTEES. to which the solution
o. tie difficulty has been left. Ia the
meantime an explanation has been o5'~
tanned from Thomas Prosch, eT-chairman
az taf King county board u tide sand
appraisers which explanation Is contro-
sefteG hF City Engineer Thomson
Mr. William N0igt has been before the
clty council "a get Information concern
ing the readjus,ed tide lands IN North
Seartie a. ] learn from tn. Post-fntrIN-
rrer ~ fn!s morning said Mr.. Prosca
yesterday. and committee appear 10
have been appointed Ia secure and give
hsm the information desired Consider
lag aH the knowiccz. on the question
possessed ~ NF hosgf last year and the
year before. the articles be- wrote. the
suoecAes he uttered and the efforts ne
made - secure p readJus tment or change
81 street ana lot lines on the tide lands
80 the central and northern parts. / ar.
"a iittie surprised thaf fse should seek III
formation from anyone.
n can easily get what kc wants from
"a perusal of the statutes Of the last iegis
laturc. As ! read them the tide lands
81 the neishtorhood referred to nave
been an given to streets. that is nea riy
al or zay 81 ger cent. 4 law was pe ss-
80 90 preserve the streets I'D out by
the c4ty before the plat Of the Ring coun-
- t5ie Hand appraisers vas flied. These
streets wee 81 and ~ feet wide. and were
80 and 1fb feet apart. Another Iaw was
enacted establishing new ser Of streets
suggested by the city. principally. | may
Say 81 the Instance Of Mr. bolgt. Under
This law thH streets west az Railroad ave
nue We're dnarct~d and extended at an
a0Eie Of 4, degrees 10 the haFnpr line
Lois were generally made narrower ara
shorter large number I should say
from memory not far from fifty. hei1g
only one two and three feet in length.
And still third law WAS established vail
dating AMI confirming the streets. ave
uu's alleys and boulevards laid out ~
TIE tide land appraisers.
rhr effect of all this legislation Is TO
ma IL IrEal a t6- foot Madison street as
plated rs the city. Il l98-foot Madison
street 1s laid out by the appraiser and
ls0-topt Madison street suggested by tho
cjp. the frst one az course being lost
or merged in the second. but the third
being quite distinct and the second ard
thtrd together having western front of
~ feet. What Is said Of Madison street
may also he said to greater or less *
tent Of other streets. Railroad avenue,
here u particularly interests Mr. Noiet
AR lfF.4 SO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
WAGNER's RAND.
Programme for Tonight at Madison


J. March Honeymoon Oby requesn.
----..-- -...-.-.,.-.:. .-'.-..------ toscy
.. Waltz IL Amcre T. L'Anip4" .....-
-...---- -.......... .-..-....... De CapTio
s Selection from "AmCrifa" .CE}huika
Romance Day Dreams .... Robinson
'Dans~ dos Sult9ucs' = Polak p4rtel@
T. Soprano aolo--'"The W-ddinr pav''
toy r,Quesu -..-- -.--.-... tlumenthai
Ms Jennie HouvGtnn- Edmuna4
Selection from Faust ...... ,fouuoe
e. japanese mazUrka-'Ia Mousiue"
----..- ...-...- l.G.i- Came
3D. Astla yin GAY Now NcrkT. lie NVtt
F.-B. hams. boiled and sliced. Deli
cate sSen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

Few medicines have held their ground so
successfully as Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
During Tho past fifty years il has been
the most popular Of all cough cures and
the demand for 1t today is greater than
ever before. Prompt 10 act and sure TO
cure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
Nanrr VII Rec rr.

Tom <e,-cg. zho vas -ak-~ - th' Prov
l4er~a hosl -af AIoutay night suffering
srcsf4 3 bios struck hy W J. Berry. "a
sxo~esssasn. 0s.Ii re>oYer liz was reported
"a en- ere mend last xat. and e r. i---
hsxesi ghat ~ wlu ae about % d ir| days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
\ salvation Army Lawyer

Mr.. Welsh the Salvation Army lawyer
who is visiting Seattle for few days.
will give "a few leaves from his life" in
the hall Of corps No. /. corner of Second
avenue and Yesler way. tonight. All are
invited 10 hear this converted lawyer"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

Tire wholesale xroce~- stock ~ webb K
&c. has beer sold - @rhu3 facn-T Bros q
60 Tae Of a-c; ~ the sale %as 70 permit
5he We1h 6rTu ~ enlarge itS u7anltacfdf-
ing tepa~s merit ard 90 into me business
81 Irnnnr.InE toe. coHeee az eHlret.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

The Puget Sound summer school opened
Yesterday a the old University building
with a good attendance Of teachers Adj
diticnal classes were also formed for pu-
pills desiring "a make Eighth grade or nigh
2glp,f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
NEWS FROM HAW All
THREE DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS
TO EXPLORE BoRNEo ISLE.

The Trip Full of Dangers and Excite
-ment-oscnr Jensen. Seaman on
the Philadelphia. Given six
INSTRUMENTATION Minister Sc
wall rendered a Reception on the
FiagShip-A Woman Assaulted by
Japanese Marines-ameri in
Honolulu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07
BRANDING THE SEAL.
COMMISSIONER JORDAN AND EIS
NEW PREsERVER

His SoIetion of the Great Problem
Experiments Last Year ON 100 Fee
male seaIs-The Idea of an Eiec-
trie CauterS-The branding Done
With slight Pain "a the Animal
Prof. Jordan to Lecture Here To-
night.
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