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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04
CoNDICIONEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs

ooNoIAIENro dsbsa preao Aganda
Del e1brcador
saa anao+ L ns de frances podran pags
sSOr91oS ga est d9oisa1jL
FASAkS-Sl "a sssfsl
~ al emoo do nasra Pad da
qae a. esussea pressat
PaSlss Eo1Aaos a oordo Hene1 100.
FASAJES DS IDA
Is' % sam Vahd pr
eoh
haeA raataat podtaa pszo Dor
mslAaGe IA deVjaoioa de
~ eA'1 "a qua IA de-
ea' eA otdlnaro M e tbt Vuata;
dfsrsn ia etads - ~ ~
BlLLErS De FA1LIA Dor 100 a
elnpAsd sa pa'a eltji do
sAN S pAsa ~ aAy VdA peAo
NNOS-h nno m5a)s5 ds
dH Sno 90 nL pASEll
mHAdi dslt alaa,
d adIt sac
AJESss
n01s pAgn ms11
YRlJ qua paSlsl K Xii
LA aaS G1o4s rain Dc frAaoos 10 kos
- Haalua
pAnA Lne e35aldA do pAs
0loerno
~ oSS Pssss ~ De E 625 psAaS' do L. 425 pstas
Para mis- nfOrma dEigrse los Ageute n plaza,
MAY0L HERMAN0S 6 Co.
Agosto 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04
As HlbIiotooa do IA DEuOCRNClA

samsnte Il tlbaraa oay pu rt, aaabsbl d. abrirse,
mi4ntcas Ma Mgu ts eorfiau sooOrrsr Enrique,
vic Sara que spoylb d,sftlls Isats on la pared
R5uato t1vo ana inspiration diab6lioa.
-iAN! mnrndr6, esta no Is esclplTas..,. to
oonoOi aanqua t. hys dj,frazIio de no ubrs.
dBudj q l brta3o conn p1ntsrs, Sc lauz6
brs S.rs dada por la emoo6a A Ia vista de su
enemgD, sara do an CRITIC deamSy6. Eito fAvore.
clio los prOye5ts orimiaalsI ds nato qua Cogi6 eu
braz) la iOvsu ssl6 corr1nd'. Calntl la platera
volv6 ti, R inato s7gal oorrisudo Ia oscurid I'd
mas prOfunda los rodeaba.
Sra qdiso gritaI psdir suxilio p TO e terror aho-
g6 VOC; efupa1a peto en vano, pusS los brazos
do Ia estre.hib1n ta taeIEa q1e dihoults-
ban todos sus mJyimientos.
E Florentiuo no psns6 solo instante en- levar
sara a tienda, doads euoontraha va Paols pero
como tenia mas de uua vivienda dispasic6a, ade
mas de Ia que poei2 Louvre, atraveso 81 puente
del Change gui6 rio srribs por Is orlla entS6 en- ana
osejusa desierta pr6Kima a Ia catedrsl ae detuvo
ante uus casa vetusts de solo piso Ell ousl se en-
trabl por uu postigalo. Dei6 terra Ia plsters
teni6odoa sglrrada del bsaz, llam6 Ia puerta. Sara
quiso de asiIss de nuevo.
-Estais hsoiendo esfasrzls indtiles, diio RsnatO.
Is ioven d6 voces, ysBdo que Ia rOnda las oiTa.
Rsusto se echo reir. Sin embago acert6 pasar an
veo no. s jovsn volgi6 gFitar.
II Sooorro 500 arTo
El vecino as soc o6 evant6 40 gaTFote que lle-
vaba pero por dssgraoa pasaba todo esto dsbsl9 ds
IN farol 81 veoino oonoei6 Rsust' gueu hsbia VS.
70 muuha veoss PIE oaballo, tayo misdo de con-
promsterse cen 81 : hng6. al mismo tempo Sc abHo
Il puerta Sara que essba medic mueIta VIC aparsesf
an hombTs de- nal aspset9 con una hmpsfa en ia na-
n0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04
Variedad de Tariietas
Los amOros dc la bella Nancy

"A estas horss dsbs estsr en- syuuss, resspondi6
M Mrgsrta sonr6ndos i'd pues hsO die levautra.
Maliosn sali6; Noe fue Oarrsr Ia pueFta SO que
dc tras d. ella espAdl en- manc
81 vene Renato, dijo, veremos. -.
Pero R,nst0, que sin du1S teniI que hAcer otra
ooss, SO present6 Fl hsrdo mrabl en- dsrredor
suyO paTeoiI buscsr NgueD. Passron dez miuu.
tos volvi6 Mslioan ssgudo d 4, busn JOdelle El es
peoiere, e " enf q1eOil dssle Ia musrts de 50
muieT hsbis recObrsdo coTpulenCs. Ayudsd1 por
Mllioau lev6 al hsrido la camilla que habian prepa-
rado.
La noche sstaba oscuFa, las caes estAban deaier-
ta Las doce estsban daudo en- a orre de la anti ua
igesis. Jodele MaiOan llevabau Ia parihasla; Noe
marchsba al lad0 espsda en- manO, aegufan al
hsridO MArgarits, Nancy Migaits
.ss.,.ss..s.ss,..s -sts....s.....
Dos dias despu6s hubi6rsmol vuelto enoOntrsr
Enrique cams peFo ys oonvaeseiente e7 casa Jode
lle La heFds ibs osFrsndose, graoias Ia eaaca del
balsamo de Malican. E especeFO habia cooOado In.
qus en- Ia puzl mas retirada de gu csss todos guar
dsban fslmente el secreto Oiarsmeute iba ms6sna 2
taFde el espeeieTo a tsberna de ioau 20 pretexto
de bebeT bOtslls, oontabs segus 81 heFido
Malioan, transformado oirniauo dsba prescrip
CioBes, Jodlie yolvia 50 ossa para eie,ataTlss.
Agunas veoaF, tamb6n Nancy iba dando muehos
rodeos bssta Ia eale de los C6rgOs subis al primer
piso alh enoontraba Enrique cana, pero "a &C
segado Fisueao casi oonvllecishte que s sncafgaba
repitisra dargarits 10 maeho que Ia amaba 10 muy
recOn0eido que estaba.
al dia sgn ente de haber Bido conduoido Enrique
del ezpeoiero ls yisit6 Ia princess que paz6 a.
guuas hofas i olbeoera de a cana del hsrido, 20
volyi6 81 Louvre hssts eBiTada q noohs al asf ds Is
cess del esPeeleFo egsy6 aots gae h sesis sa heahs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04
] Snn Estns Sus Sinfomas !?

Predileeci0n al onanismo, emisioues dc di1
6 de noChe derrameB al estar en- presenGA dS
una persona del seXo Opuesto al entrrtener
ideas lascivas; granos, contraeciones dc lo5
m6sculOH (Que son pre0ursores de Ia EpileLs
sla) pensamientos y suehos voluptuUsus; So
focaciones, tendenclas dormitar Q dormir,
gensacion de embrutecimiento, perdida DE lie
Voluntad, falta de energia imposibllhuI DO
conoentrar las ideas, dolores On Lag piernaS y
on los mtsculos, sensation dc trlsteM d9
desaliente inQuietud, falta de memoria, lude'
Cision, melRncolia, cansanciQd despues do llai-
Quier esfuerzO pequeho, manchas iotAute3
ante Ia vista, debllidad despues del aeto 0 do
una p6rdida tnVOluntaria; derraIne al hISus
esfIlerzos en- Ia silla, ruido silbido en O1
oidOA, ttmldez, manos pies pegaj"sos trlo9
tenor de algdn peligro tnmtnente dc muerla
8 6infortuni0, impoteneia parcial total, dor
ramo premature tardie, peTdida o disntlu'
Ci0n de los deseos, decaimiento de Ia senslbt-
Ndad, 0rganos caidos y debiles, dyspepsia. etG.,
etc, Algunos de esos eintOmaS son adVec'
teAcias naturales para un honbre Que daO9
Fecuperar sus enervadas fuerzas Whales, 0
vendra scr presa de alguna ratal enfer
medad.
Nosotros solicitamos de todos quo sufr.n
de alguno de los sintomas encimA eGutne-
radios, QUE 0BSERRBN BlEN BSk %
APISO, comunlcand0Se con uueStrA Com
pania de medicos especialtstas que ban tent
do yeinte amos do experiencia, tratando Gu
fermedades de los nervios y dol SStena 80
xuRl, y quieneB pueden garauttzar liza CO.
caC1On r6QlcAlsy permdn6nJes
Envfenos una relaci6n complete de 81 cas-
daudonos todo su nOmbre direccoa, . tii,
0Qupaoi6l, 81 es oasada solterO, cuAl4a Ia
los sintomas nombrados SO le han manife5-
tRdo 4 ID, y al I'd. ha usado algua trsttt-
miepto para gonorrea, estrochez, 3ldit' ) II
yuma Otra enfermedad venerea. M STA
junta de m6dicos diagnosticNa enseE4ili 3
Embellishments gu case gratis, lntor.uAca
4 I'd. de 10 que le ouesta un trat.llni5 !tJ IL
30 dias, en- eI que Sc efectuara una ii 'aGi n
radical, SO le restablecera I'd, su OOmpla.
ia salud; volvera I'd. 4 ser uu hom0re vi,
goroso. 81 I'd. hos remite IS en- billetes t1
gu pals, como gGrantia de buena Ie, 10 >;4via'
T6nlos enseguida las medcinas IelueCiidl
por oorreo registrado, tan pronto como naes
ira 1unta de m6dloos haya decide 81 Co.ape-
to tratamient0 que I'd. debe someterse
C0MPANIA EsPEC1ALIsTA del N0RTE
Q Broadway,
New York, E. U DO A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04
CarpinterIa Meeanica
EBANISTERIA CARRETERIA
de L. P. DOria y Anguera +.

Eu este esbemO de abaO para fabrication
de oasas los ooY adomo mas OOmpoadOa hal mss HsnOa
neceaite
oonsaye mbt .oda olsle dc mueo d oomeGoi
esba0s de mano, dos de MADEIRA ben
Adam de Surdo geude maera de picpen de s
FIORIDA b amernsv ingeaz snaanHes dep de oEa s-
voisl
Tfs7ro gslyanidsado oonplato suFtido De faFFsefA
ds todsl o aots do hassa5 ryopaH edas
saos ~ Naablss De bsiuoo upeOa De osaFo
Ponce NoYismbrs De ls9s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04
Pin. i. tiIo ra6c vUfeNN P eco, Is tv.


n puao noeyo catalo.o can- Punas Eslograicas de
Ienta. ninooa;6n.
tirectamene por lilo DEL Sc sean lgeheS
rna casa de nGanzaUNRlG Thames Building
Newy Cit York,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04
HQMBRES DEB!LES

Parece que el Creador ha Ordenado que des-
pu6s de Ia sangre el tluido vital seminal sea
IA austancia mas preciosa en- ell cuerpo del
hombre, alguna p6rdida cuntranaturaI do
81 producira siempre resultados desastrosos.
MuchOB hombres han muert0 de enierlne-
dades corrientes, tales como las del corazor,,
monares, etc., pOr haber permitido su ylta-
lidad gastarse, sxponiendose asf ser faciles
VfotimAs de estas enfermedades, cuando al
gunas cajas de nuestras medleinas, tomAdas
d tempo, habrfan impedldO estas debilitantes
perdidag, asi preserVando su Yitalidad glls
Tesistir alos ataoHes de esas peligrosas enfer-
medades.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero
seguramente, un estadO de demenUia In
durable causa de estas perdidas, sin sahei
Ia VerdAderA causR del NAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-04


DO las nsa3 Dc o6a 4Ael aalre
colonial % 1 dFne Cayenne; sahds hassAndco
de Ia Inca Hue- Haiti e'~ -
haoboaO0 -A1ems
con "a Fort dsFraaes el Trinidad DenerlrA sunam
VI yea O Tsleufs, Br
Gsoat (oAGhil Msd Hira
saheld 30
NoA-L 0npAn NJ responsibilities fAta cqnexunes
Log piea pra Barcelona t..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were flied yesterday
for record In the county auditors office.
3 4 l. Ry. Co. 10 VIM T. Baker. Iot 4
MA sws sea s~h; lots !, 2. and sws. nwlA
sec %; lot 4 sec ~. Up a, s. except right
ef-wsy. April 80, q. G. 81
r. j. Quarterman et ux. TO King county.
right~of.way through part sec 5. tp d. s,
May = gist.
Frank ana Kittie Hawkins. abb. snd
J. NJ. Frink, Ella and Luther II. Mann to
Viola Hawkins. lot ], hieck s. Prospect
Terrace add, April y. q C.. 81
Robert {. str,dv!ck TO Sally p Strua-
.. block ID SUNNI. add MAY n $40.
As@nath VI. Foster 70 john Ho~Yer la,
eaa 49,
Theosiore r. Mock 10 Asa N Sunson
lets and 4. block !. Robinson adj. May 4.
Admir- Of estate Of Matilda y.nrauIs,
decd. 20 Anna T: C1savetsnd. part sec e.
~ =. T. May To- sSa
Alfred Jangauist 10 same. same rrty,
May 10 Q, O, 81.
Exrx Of VIM. Crosse. decd, TO Geory. II
Grose. lot 2. block ?, Yesiers 81 ada, Nav
~ $50
New England Northwestern Inv q, "a
Arthur F.. Bryan. LOT IL and ~ II lot 10
block %, a a. Deunys add. May Is 81 on
Sarah 6. Webster To T Y warrington
So neas sec "a. ~ a. q. April -. sia,
Daniel h. Teansv es TX 70 G. W. Jare.ssa
Nay s. si.4n. sec = % - D.
john 2 HowIar3 ~ ak hY Norman, n
cot atfy. 20 Anna NJ Glasgow. hgo.~xs AZ
ard e. WaliinSforss's Park div. Cre@n Liz
add. May II. $50.
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<, &C co.s: A 4 MeDosaia;; &c Burs-
Befienbesg. Mrs. CfauAen, III. ClAassen, K.
y Howard. "A. Mcdonald. DIR. ]. b.
Maple. -. n. King. Hrs. p. u. Gray.
Miss A. Robertson. Mrs.. j. G.. NicholzA
Miss l. Brockman, Mrs. Gzrdner. Miss
o. Gardner. J. G.. erich, MrH g. Melon
aid, Mrs. A.. Miller. Mrs. c. Alexander.
Mrs. J.. - Ryan ana daughter, Miss -.
Mrs: s. e. ASksrson. A. Hauser. A. g.
r. Clement. G. Maui. ". c. ostrander.
Mrs Miller r.. Fitch. J. z. LethbFidge.
r. ID. KERN, Dr.. FL. Goodwin. 81. Stokes
and wife. Mrs Rstehser and daughter. ID.
p. Barr and wife, A. r. Chipperfisld Miss
Porter. H Dcugherfy. r. II. Leach. X. C..
Mckay. X. Potter. and thirty-ihree second
cabin.
For vicsorfa-M.ss e. Nelson. Miss ID.
Beck: J La Bell and wife. p. J. Leaver.
y. r. wurteie. VIM. sutiey and wife.
Mn Fisher. Mrs. e c. Turner, MD1
waterfieli. Miss McMahon. ]. Marsh, A.
Marshall. j. G.. kantx G.. w. Parkinson,
w. l.. Bell, r. F.. Rogers, G.. e. Raymond,
Misc tombstone. Miss Mccarroil Miss n.
Morian, and fifteen second cabin.
For Tacoma-Mise E. Stewart, T. b.
Thomas, Lieut.. r. Clurie. r. s. Wheeler,
c. ID. Hahn and seven second cabin.
For AIaska-Mrs- ~. Gift. p. Schneider
BruckhaTdt. Mrs. r. Fowler. r. Kan
MEIER. Mrs. AFy. Mrs. J. Stephen. c. +.
Whittier, and Ave second cabin.
For Oiympia-W. w. Brandt, T. G.. Van
Epps, wife and daughter and four second
For New whateom-Mrs. Nation.
Total-lei hrst cabin; IS second cabin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25

George w. Young, San Francisco: John
Lewis. Index: William Thompson, Port
Hadlock: c. w Snyder, Vancouver. B. c.:
.on Amol sor Anaeori w, j. s1s
Lyle Stewart. Edmonds; A. r. Lipman.
San Francisco: ]. H. Young, A. A. Lee.
Anacortss; VIM Hmson. Fairhaven: r n.
ter. Hoauiam: CASTOR A. way. Victoria:
II. F. Goodwin. u. D.. Chicago; F. West
ern, Vancouver: E w. johnson. Slagway;
T. r. King. J. g. Maple, NJ .: Dawson:
wife, Vancouver; L c. Dennis, Chas. NJ.
Johnson. Tacoma: Jas. A. Clock, Portland:
Ben LAtx, San Francisco: s. A. James.
Clinton: 3. ". Joeselyn. Chicago: P. c.
Cannon. Skagway: August DIPPED. Port
land: n. Earles. Fairhaven: Albert s. Cole.
Whatcom: w. r. Gallagher, Minneapolis;
VIM. Z. Ritter. Rerkeisy. Cal; E. D. Dier.
A. Aivens. Berkeley: Z. n. Stoppenhach.
Portland: z. Hockett, San Diego; p. In
gram. San Francisco: A. G: Foster. Ta-
coma. III. p. Niles, Snohomtsh; c. Clark
and wife, San Francisco
The HainieP-Grana.
Victoria; Mrs. !. II. Ryan. Helena. Mont.
q 8 4: ). :: Storey .' i: ). A.; II. Z.
Alaska: George Sewers. City: J. E. Leth-
bridge. Lethbridge. n. w. TT. D. KERN,
Lethbrtdge. N. w. t.: William Weare and
wife Chicago; Mrs. Mcneil. Vancouver.
G. Walker, Tacoma: J. r. Van Strade.
New York: G.. A. Swans.rom, New York;
8. z. Mitchell. Portland: W. q. Norman,
saas ass NJ. ana e n MI ss1 l.. c anEse
John 8. Howell. San Francisco; Mrs James
TTa aneoisysa Win1ipeJ EN- F. w. McFaTlans
Henery. Peoria. IN: !. r. o Sny T "a.
coma; Gen. John NJ Wilson, q. s. A..
WASHINGTON. p. G.; Mrs. John ". Wilson,
Washington, D. c.; Francis e. Clark, Bos-
van, Minneapolis; A. c.. Knox and wife,
Pittsburg; DR.. Call. Z. 8. 8. Bear: James
Otis. San Francisco: L. n. Robertson.
@. W. simpson and wife. 8. ). Hnm6oidt:
2. III. Jarvis. New York: Hy like. WASH
ington, d. c.
The Butler.
A. l., Broadbent. L. 8. 8. Grant: C. A.
Smell, City. A. n. Small. city: A. L. Nc
Donald Bona San Francisco; Frank 3. Hubbell,
r. f. Washburn. City: John Roth, Chi
cage: John Daely, Portland; A. Cane, New
No rIrk :,S Mr. us and Mrs sIs. G Hasdie City;
cisco: Mrs 7. Stephan, San Francisco:
James Hart Christopher: L. Burkhart. Ia
coma: II. Y. Cameron, Tacoma; G.. g.
N Mlcoal, West Seattle Frank Lee Bash. Port
thur w. Hawks, snohomish: r. r. Crook
er. Everett: David Glass, Rossland r.
Burmann, San Francisco: W. ID. Wood
man. Denver; Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nc
Nell. Pftfshurg: Joseph Luxon. Boulder
Col; c. McMAlson. Portland: Mrs. n Nc.
Malson. Portland: c. Russon, New York.
George w. LANCE. Portland: r. A. Will
iams, st. Paul.
Hotel Drunswick.
J. II. lothian. MarysvilIe. Wash. J.
Hughes, City; G. l.. Lowe SkaRway:
T, Elkinston. A. G. Martin. Victoria; G. q.
Stacy. Chicago: N. @. whalsn. Omaha. n.
II, Burkhart. San Francisco; TIN Hurhes
Skagway: T, NJ. Johnson, City; {. Timson.
City: A. j. Madden, Portland.
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FOR 4 SHIPS LIBRARY.
Plans 20 Essahitsh . Reading Room
the Nuntvak.

The men who are now shipping FOR a two
years cruise on the Surlvak are naturally
leaking forward with a little anxiety 10
that long term Of Punishment in northern
waters
One thing has been suggested which
the tediufn AMI monoiony II the hours a.
sea, II IA mat the vessel be provided with
a library. M appropriation Is available for
such purpose and the men on board win
have "a rely OF the generosity ~ The pub
liz They ask Seattle people To contribute
enough books ana magazines 10 MI even a
fev shelves. over the little collection
msxht be placed the words Seattle Float
ing Library or sosse other suitable In
scrfrtten.
I, is rot necessary that the books be rev
or easily. Arthur MgaRs. ore ~ the Mimi
yak msen who are taking interest ia tae
pfolsct. said last night.
our idea i simply this. There Is rot n
Hsaf2 on board wha would net ttRe So have
something - read We have Ba hOrafy
ani 40 money wftA which 20 purchase ore
We know fAaf there arc n great many fam
iiiss su SEATTLE tnat have books ani maya
INaas thst AaSe been read ard la24 aside
While these are % comparatively hgste
Sa1@e % aaF body else. tAey weHld he a
tTeas1se - as. and ere THAT would be
highly appr>s 8tRa Ngtle STE ~ fEis
kind waaii g. a iSnE way toward reiEsv~
ina tAe mo1osoGv az the long DAYS IN the
north. ifen'' imagine that arc asking
Far choice hofks or ehosS@ editions We
are ret verfinsnx aur eheies 10 eiassscs Or
fnaTose0 hiaisugs ar editions DE- luxe Anv
that can bb easily SPARED ffcrn tie family
literary. Ne have Pasuty Ds Fo1rs On ths
SaatVak saA geala 81 Rp a rise reading
sueu s na8 re haaks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25
Standard Oh Go. VIII Ezpend Vast
Sums In Cock Inlet.
EkoBsgEas LEAVE MEME TO-DAY.


The Standard On Company. having ae-
Quired not cnis the old Russian title. sus
\ later mineral Land gran. from the Lnised
States government % The coal lands ~ COX
inlet, Alaska. Ia preparing 20 develop tns
coal Gelds. which ere OF vast extent Tas
company has already Deposited sloo0p with
local banks for the we Of Alfred Ray. their
present manager here. who ssias outnrsed
. corps Of engineers that viii sail On the
Orixaba tails morning.
These engineers will complete surveys al
ready partially maze and make other sur
yeys for wharveS. railroads from tire mines
10 the shore. etc. and - rapidly as their
work IL completed contracts for building
the yariua. structures and railway lines
viii be let here. In fact one contract for
a wharf 10 be built In the immediate fu-
fure has already been let tn parties here.
The Cook Inlet coal mines, - they are
commonly known. were frst worked By the
Russians years ago and later by San
Francisco company. but questions Of TILE
and the vast amount Of money required TO
fully develop the mines hiudsred the work
until the standard Cd Company sscured
control.
As soon ~ possible Mr.. Ray viii leave
for Alaska and when he goes, one Of the
best known business men Ia this city win
assume the position OF resident asatst2nt
manager here.
Don't use my name now" said this gen
fieman yesterday land for this reason
only: II It were known that I am to be
the resident manager OF the new coal COM
pany would be literally bssieged by peo-
pie wanting work. wanting TO sell supplies
and what not else. 90 long as Nf. Ray
II here he will attend 90 all Details. The
hs s.aul. has not Tsss sna s
thu extent Of the coal fields. the quality Of
the coal and all else about X.
Seattle will be their main supply point
and II is going 10 be no little thing for
the trade OF this city for. an I told you.
the company Will develop and work the
mines to their fullest opacity. Once IN
der the earth in AkSkA, you know, you
are much better on fhAn on top the earth
IN that country and Once they viii mine
the year around"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25
Mira Mathilde Richter.

Mrs. Nathilde Richter, Doniphan. Neb..
says:
Il suffered from cataxrh for many years.
but since have been taking Pe-ru-na I
feel strong and we'll I would advise all
people 70 try Pe-ru-n2- AS I used Peru
ma and Man-a-lin while / was passing
through the change Of life. am positively
convinced your beneficial remedies have
relieved me from all my U.S.
Pe-ru.nA has raised more women from
beds Of sickness and set them 10 work
again than any other remedy. Pelvic ca
tarrh - the bano Of womankind. Pe-ru-na
10 the bano OF catarrh in all forms and
stages. Mrs. Col. Hamilton, Columbus. O..
says: Il recommend Pe-ru-na To women,
believing 1t to Do especially beneficial to
them"
Send for q free book written by DIR.
Hartman. entitled Health and Beauty"
Address Dr. Hartman. Columbus. o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25
SUES UNION TRUNK LINE.
r. n. Dempsey Wants e15.2aO for
Alleged Breach of Contract

Suit for s1s2so was yesterday brought In
the superior court by T. II Dempsey and
wife against the Union Trunk line for
alleged breach Of contract. The complaint
states that the plaintiff IL owner OF large
tracts OF land contiguous TO Madrona park
and the line of the street railway TO
Ma3rona park. On this property he has
pavilion and a residence building. both OF
which. as we'll as the land Itself. he claims
depend on the regular operation OF the
street railway for Their value
In order 10 insure regular car service
Dempsey claims that in July, fsss he gave
his note TO the Union Trunk line for 81 os1
and rfgat-of way over his land the com
pany agreeing on IL part 10 continuously
operate SIS Lake Washington Tire 10 ia
terminus during the rainy a. we'll as the
Dry season. running cars every thirty min
nies from ; -, n, M 20 g, IN. and before
and after these hours If necessary tn &C.
ccfnmodats travel "a and from the pavilion
Defni<sy claims that the company has
Jailed 10 Keep its agreement ard seeks
damages FOR ths consequent sfefesfo~ation
la she value Of his property
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25
steamer HunaboIdt Arrives.

Steamer Humboldt arrived at = O'clock
yesterday morning from Alaska bringing
fng passengers. Capt w w Robinson. jr..
Y. 9. A. and wife. Mrs. Bailey. Capt.
n. T. Waterman u S. A.. Capt. p. Ed
ridge. Y. 8. A; ]. II. Taylor and wife.
John Clancy, ]. G. Karey, Col. r. L. NJ.
Smith, W Smith Miss Flora Sutherland
Mrs o. p. Anderson. Miss Alice Ander-
son. l.. II. Griffith. Misc Munger. Ben
Jensen 9; r. 3 Taylor ~ NE J w; Roscoe &c
oud cabin: total. 40.
As indicated by the names az the cap
tains in the passenger list Of the Hum
bei3t the steamer brought down Comrssr,-
niee r. and II. az the Fourteenth United
States Infantry which have a,een as
signed To duty in the Philippines, being
relieved by members Of the Twenty fourth
infantry Ia he stationed at Wrangei and
Dyea
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cot RT NOTES.

SEX vas Instituted yesterday IN TIE 81
rerso- cenrt ~ A. II klrg We James
hSEan 'ov tbs recovery ~ $50 an a preEs-
issoTy nose aad rnortsake-
3SrEsssa slSegss~s srrs YESTERDAY IxsFr1
- CHzries Fl. Ersxiae s9zg and Hattie Sal
es~ou IKE beth y SEATTLE. 20 Rny
lfs1ars t%n ass Jessie A Morscrd an,
beth et Seattle
by oTter es Judge Benson jgsy wi.
% tIEs9@a~asd 70 ascertain TIRE csnpenNA-
tsafa - N EEase ~ the city fer shs private
g~1g@rfy % ee '&kea or damaged hv tae
wi1ssssssE ara s@ts s1lsszsz Gf Eighteenth
avsat4s ara Eighteenth avenue sspr%n ana
sa~ opening and establishing % East LIE nny
VA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25
CoALISG FOR sr. MICHAEL TRuP.


The steam schooner Brunswick Is taking
on coal at the south bunkers for her trip
10 ST. Michael with the two Empire Trans
portastou Company's barges IN tow. The
sailing of the bArges has been delayed and
they Will not be able to leave for a few
days owing to the late arrival Of the
steamer National city. which Is to help In
the tow
The harges Empire and Tanana were
abnEside the bunkars yesterday taking on
a cargo OF coal. The barges win be ready
10 leave about the first OF June. IL not
sooner. The IIotta Talbot Ii nearly com
pieted. and will sail about the time the
barHes leave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-25

Brings Number Of Passengers From
A1aske-Oae Fron Interior.
Steamer Laurads arrived from Skagway
last night with forty-seven passengers W.
.. Baptist WAS the only man out from
Dawson. Tia following In the passenger
INST.
For seastle-G N. Moore, p. A. Howe.
Robert Bioomer, Mr.. Carmichael H. H.
Carmichael. A. E.nsley. John Grim. ~ r.
Paques. p. +. Patton Thomas Blunt, J.
Hchiey, w. Hall, F. Everinghaw. A. Beck
enstock. ]. Bradshaw. A. Coffman w. q.
Grant. James Morton g. ~. Spencer. j.
b. King. VIII Green. John Henon. J. Han
sen. r. Williams. Charles Burns, j. A.
McGiisery d. Heaiey. George Carlson.
James Evans George Evans, j. c. Muth-
srs, John c. Hughes, c. p. Scott, J. Nc
Giles Mrs. II. o. Boen. Charles Patter-
son. j.. Hutchison. n. r. TTlen. L. Pu-
quet. p. Butcher and William Cantrili
For Tacoma--P. Welsh and Charles Nc
Doweil
E'or vancouver-A. J. Lupworth. w. B.
Baptist and r. Fletcher.
For vietoria-r. Dickinson.