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Interesting experiments with ths sdors of herbs have from time to time been made, and it las been found that many species of microbes Ire easily destroyed by yarioGs smells The odor of cloves has beeu grown t. destroy microbes in thirty 4ve minutes; cinnamon will kill some species in thirty-five minutes: .3yme ill lhirtytiVe. In forty-fye a.iGutes common wild verbena is found effective, while the odor ot ,nlnt has d@stroye[ various forms of microbes in s.ss five minutes, and t is recorded szS tne most effective Of ali adogs as as. a&tiseptic It is HOW be- lleved that herbs which have heen e1and Il Egyptian mum1nies we're alaced oo the bodies more for their autisepsic properties than as mere ost- 24uIer.t nf ohjtz Is ot SGD tmeHt
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
LA DEMOCRACIA
CarmeIo Martinez Rivas


J, Este dIstinguino correligionar1o oe roncs ;a !.
tiane Ia atenct6n de ofrecernos una agencla oe
negocios iudiciales notariales admins so
vos anexa al estudIo del aoogaoo noss a.tSo 20
Ios6 mon Becerra, tambi6n Distinguish co
rre.igonario nnestro.
81 sef1or Martinez Riyas eEtenaera como
agente en- toda clase de negocios luolclAios'
notartales = ADMINISTRATORS, tanto en- esta ciu-
dad como en- toda la isla ante los Tribunaies
Juzgados de este Distrito
Agencia Sc hace cargo de promovor.
seguir hasta su te.mnaci6n prscticar cuanto
fuere pecesario, nslo que respecta q eA Peu,on To-
tas rosaaorioa do domtnio declaratoria de he
rederos. informacIones para perpetua memo
moria. de necesidad utilidad, arreglo de ses.
tamentarfas direccf6n para constituir 1un'
cfonar concejo de familias =,
bunales Juzgados formula toda case de
instancias solicisndes para ante los mismosy
para los Centres Superiores demas autoriaa-
des.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
Fa|ta ciyismo y
s0bra miedo
Sr. Director de La DEMoCRACfA.
Presente.

Sr. Director de La DEMoCRAC1A.
Presente.
MuS sefior mfo: El sells del corriente pu-
bliqn6 en- eli peri6iicO que usted cirige, mi re-
soluci6n de separarme del partido republicano,
ouedando en- actitud independents.
Veo Que no possible que ninghn buen
puertorriquefio Sc mantenga en- la esfera del
indiferentlsno. quiero aportgr mis- humiides
esfuerzos los ideaes de redenci6n de justi-
cia que encarnan en- ell partido federal.
Desde nifio simpatice con las causas bue-
has. Hoy que he procreado una familia que
por virtud de los aflos he recibido las lecciones
de 10 experiences, no voy simpatizar siquie-
"a con las causas alas.
81 programa del partido republicano es
hernost es-como diio STAFFORD -<una si-
feuA mtol6gica que halaga eli dido de las per-
sohas, arrastrAndoAs insensiblemente su
ruins a su descr6dito,, pero + que encontra-
dos son los principles los procedimientos de
Aguella colectividad
Los repnbicanos no solo violan su credos
sino que han turbado Ia paz legendaria que en-
Puerto-Rico disturbances.
Ejemplos vIvos son los u.timos aconteci-
fnientos provocados per Maule6n Belpre en-
esta poblaci6n.
81 hubiese civismo, quedarfa el partido re-
publicano feducido IN grupo insig gnifcan-
te. .... pero ESQ falta Ell miedo sobra.
Soy s. s.
Luis Vazquez Ramos.
Caguas, Noviembre 10 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
LOS ENEMIGOS
DEL OBRERO UNDO
LOS TRAIDORES De LA UNION De
LOS PROLETARIOS PORT 0RRIQUENOS
A LOS coNsERvADoREs DE HOY

vosotros solo ouer6is que los trabaj adores
puertorrfquenos sean siempre vnestros esIla
vos; que presten sempfterns sumision Que
diencia vuestras concupiscenc1as iatroci-
MOS; que manos vuestras entreguen su Vo'
luntad ell voto para que os encumores en- 10
alto del poder, podais sfempre repartiros los
dineros del pueblo, en- ell lioertIns1e gupeI
namental como 10 hace.s hoy. pfsotear 10
fnfsifz masa productora, relegsndola Ia NIL
seria v ia desesperaci6n del hamOre.
Por ESQ, porque sois cnemigos Gel pueoo
obrero de Puerto REQ: poroue no querels cue
al obrero Sc una sus companeros Sc eman-
ctpe v poroue con vuestros veiAmenes des-
aciertos gubernamentales, habeis pertur urbado
ell bienestar general del pals por largos amos
os lanzsmos al rostro la inditerente miraoa
del mas profundo desprecio.
iAtr6s polfticos de mala ley iAtras, que
vuestra fuerza moral ha fenecido. solo os
queda ell bastardo predominic que os dio Ell
poder de que abusais, con el cual !lenais De
bochorno mucgos de auestros sectarios
~ vosotros, obreros puertorriqu quefios, hi
los todos de Is ruda labor, volved las espaldas
los tiranos de vuestra honrosa clase, mar
chad de frente hacfa la poderosa sooerana
organization de la xAmerican Federation OF
Labor2 Federation de los abajadores de
m6rics), que nos llama encarecdamente pa
ra abrigarnos en- So seno!
iTrabaiadores puertorrl1uefios marchemos
la UNION de nuestras fuerzasl mo nos de-
tepgamos nj nos fnmutemos ante los misera-
hles atropellos de nuestros malAvolos eDemi-
Cos! iSigamos adeIante; que cada injustica
desvergti snza que los modernos ubarrtstGs CO.
n etan con nosotros, es I'm triunfo mas paia Ia
causa santa del TrabaioI
lAbajo la polftica rastreral
IPaso la Union de la <Americsn n Fedora
tion of Labor.1
Vivian los trabajadores puertorriquefosl
lGiora los mkrtires del Trabajol
Ramon Romero Rosa.
Jose Ferrer y Fefrer
Saturnino Dones.
San Juan, Noyiembre de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11

vosotros, todos los encarnizados ene=
mfgos de la redenci6n del obrero puertorri-
quef1o, decimos sostenemos:
Que sois mil y mil veces mas arbitrarios
cfnicos que aquellos furibundos cipayos que
& la cola de Ubarri formaron aque partido
desp6tico y tirano, que cohibfa mataba to-
das las ibertades antilanas; vosOtros sois
tambien mas incuos mas opresores que
aquellos ubarrtstds, porque no solo os confor-
mais COZ obstrncc!onEr con vuestrss mfsera-
bles acusaciones bastardos procedimientos
el implantamfento en- nuestro pals de Ia sobe-
rama Constitution da los EstGGos Unidos, sino
que pretendeis matar cOE patrafias denigran-
tes ell ideal grandiosc de redenci6n obrera.
Vosotros solo alimentais Ell Iibertinage u
bernamental que vuestros latroclnfos os re-
gala.
Abrazais en- vuestro seno hombres fact
nerosos perturbadores de Ia paz, que ame-
nazan dirigen improperios los bajado-
res para amedrantarlos. porque necesftafs de
esas mezquindades para alimentar las ruines
pasiones que en- vuestrO senO abrigais.
Amparais dejafs en- plena libertad los
cfiminales que talan, destrozan, Sc burlan de
las leyes y perturban ell orden, porque ellos
son vuestros congeneres; en- cambio, aprisio-
nais en- vuestras nefandas redes encarcelAiS
a los hombres honrados que defender la JUS
ticia que buscan TODD costo--aun con ell
sacrifice de la vida,-el bienestar de este des-
tentufado pueblo, que vuestra malhadada po-
Utica de odios vepganzas personales ha trai.
do Ia miseria y orfandad
Nj un solo acto de bondad habeis eierci-
tado, antss por ell contrario en- instintos afri
canos en- criminales inventivas aventajais &
los que antes combatfamos.
como resumen de todas vuestras infqui-
dAdes lug rattudes,y como consecuencia de
huestra nefanda polftica. pretendeis con vano
empeiio matar interrumpir todas las gran
diosas ideas de emancipation obrera
vos0tros sois enemfgos del oienestsr del
bienestar del pueblo obrero; vosotros sois en-
earnizados perseg nidores de Ia unifcaci6n de
los trabajadorss asalariados de Puerto Rico.
Vosotros debeis & la familia obrera puer-
torriquena la material, la dicha, la ventura,
y Ia felicidad de que Ia hab6is arrebatado con
suestrss mentirss polftcas con vuestros So
hsmas polfticos.
yosotros no quereis que ell obrero puerto
friquefo sea libre, que SO emancipe de vues
ira denigrante tutela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
PoNCE
NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

Don Agustfu Vega Sc ha declarado fede-
Procede del partido republicano.
FL no II de <The Puerto Rico Herald1 lle-
&c esta ciudad ell viernes del actual.
Tambi6n llegaron los ejemplares que fall
tarou de los n1meros Il 16
Avfsemos los senores que estAn Ell nota
para nuevos sascritores, que por no haber lie-
gado eiempl sobrantesd ell n6mero II, no
Sc les ha podido dar de alta.
Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar en- las
ofcinas de Gel Diario de Ponce,S nuestro
amigo don Teodoro Moscoso, farmac6utico de
Aibonito.
Gel Louvres ha recibido la paja de Italia
Los clientes gus deseen obtener sombre-
ros fabrfcados con dlcha paia, deben apresu
rarse, pues los pedfdos aumentan yya queda
poca esistencia de esa materia prima.
Ha abandonado las 1las republicans, In
gresando Ell ell partido federal, don Ascension
Aponae.
Nuestro distioguido amigo don Simon Mo-
ret Sc encuentra va restablecido en- su saud.
Lo celebramos.
Ei s4sado & las dos de la madrugada Sc de.
clar6 un incendio en- 10 casa propiedad de las
se1oritas Mercado, situada en- la calle de Ia
Union.
Los bombefos acadieron tan oportunamen-
to, que solamente Sc quem6 ell techo de la casa.
Sc cree que Ell incendio ha sido intenco-
mai.
Ha iDgresado en- 81 psrtido federal. sepa-
rsndose del republicano, ell yecino de ests c,u-
dad don Olegario Braset.
LA DEMoCRAC1A Sc vende en- Ia tabauue-
RIA de don Vicente So,tero, frente al parque
de bombas
Ell viernes fu@ herido en- la cabeza ell indi-
vfdao Vidal Martes. Fu6 conducido al hospi-
Ell sgresor Sc llama Hilari6n Herrera.
Osro case mas
En- la plaza principal cay6 un hombre ell
viernes 1timo, desfaiiecido por ell hambre.
Hoy anotamos dos casos de raterfas
Prudencio Rodriguez Juan Rodriguez,
robaron cada nno por su cuenta, IN juego de
arnescs una galiina
En- Ia tarde del skbado SO dio sepultura al
cadaver de do1a Celia Mandry de Gautier. de
cuya lamentabie desgracia nos ocupanos en-
otro Iugar.
Una gran concurrencia asisti6 al entfsrro
dsspidiendo ell dueio con sentidas frases nues-
tro amigo don Eugenio Astol.
Hoy Ia sastrerfa de moda en- esta ciudad es |
El Monitor, que tantos nos lieva de existen ella.
Ponce es qufzas la ciudad pnertorriquena /
donde con mas elegancia viste la iuventud, 10 |
cuaI prueba Ia existencia aquf de buenas sas-
trerfas.
con decir que EL Noudtor marcia la
cabeza, estA dtcho todo. Tslas de todas cla- +
ses, mas medianss. para todos los gustos;
precfos sumamente m6dicos por sobre esas
ventajas, ID tijara del maestro Sukraz, que es
uno de los mejores cortadorss que han renido |
al pals.
Con tales condiconss 5quien no SO hace
Parroquiano de FL NeYAToR3 P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
Causa por vioIaci6n

Hacs algdn tempo Manuel Rosado San.
tiago ne puso de acuerdo con Pstr0uA Rodri
gusz Hernkndeg, ambos de Toa alta, esta
sAc6 de su casa Ia joven Camilla Cruz, man
d&ndole 4 ir al rio en- busca de aqua.
ALI Rosado esperaba & su vfctima-Ca-
miia- y trat6 de someteria su lssciyia. La
joven Sc resisti6 de tai moio qne Manuel Ro-
sSdo solicit6 10 ayuda dirscta de Petrona Ro-
figuez, y con su coopsrocion violent6 & Ca
mila.
visto el infame suceso en- lcio oral Y
pdbiico Ia Corte de DIstrito de San Juan ha
ffctadO fallo. Conoena al Autor Is ai1os d e
prssidie ksu c6mplice afios de reclusi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
Barco apresado

Dos cruceros ingleses en- sguas portugue-
sAs han apresado u buque de pabel6n alem4n
que conducts gran cantidad de armas muni-
clones de guerra para los <boers.,
Annque ell capit6n protesta del hecho, Sc
cree que ermismo gobierno del Kaiser consi-
dere bueno ell apresamiento por estar compren-
didos dentro de las actuales leyes de Ia que
IRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
Nuevo Notario

Suestfo distinguido amigo don jose r. Be-
gefra ex-iuez presidente de la Corte de Dis
trito de Ponce, la alberto su ofcins Notaria
Rnexa a bufete de abogado.
El seffor Bscerra por So larga prActica
professional, Sc Immaculate honradez su re-
conocida actividad. es muy acreedor los IA
vores del p6blico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11

Liamamos fa stenci6n del sef1or alcalde d.
hso Piedas sobre los hoyos que Sc han tornado
On "a csrretera Gales del pueblo.
NO oudamos que ell sefor Acosta que tan
20 lnteres Sc toma por ell saneamiento Y ornate
% oe ia pooiacfon, remediara este NAL mandando
rellenar dichos baches.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11

MANGAS YCAPTROTEs-var.o.d \. ri.
hodriguez Cabrera. De venta en- Ia Gale ds
u n Fortaiezs no Sc, 81 precio de 90 centavos
- s'e"P'es' p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
FARMACIA DE +. H. PATRd
San Justo 8.-san Juan, Pr
Constante surtido de drogas productos Qumcos mea
Patente. a
Especialidades farmac6uticas.
de soda q la americana.
LAS AGUAS MINERALES De APR0rI

rizada opinion del DOCTOR JOSE DAUsSA medi sids
centes Ia expedido ell sguente dctamn
CERTIFICO: indscub dada la
Vla
(frmado) DOCTOR DAUS5A.,
Ell f5alneario
la conduc '0'NW
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
IMP0RTANTISIM0
PARA Los COSECHEROS DE CAFE Y COMERCIAK1B

Aenddo los bajos precios
gran reduction en- los pecos del pilado
a Partlr fecha a LJSTRh
Gar 4 oe que suscrbe
For piado lustrado de cafe. ctvs o.
5
de
preparar cafe los ZEE.
nal sobre los precios = f''
La pracca
n
trabaios
Al msmo tempo ancipo los COSECHEROs
Presente mes re1ore oe los
CARAR BRLLAR CLASIFICAR mi 1aos Aa
10 que engo el guso de parcPa al comerco general
reenca Don Carlos
Boysen Sres Francisco Jose Gonzalez Bonnin Co
Ponce, de Noviembre de 1901,
lose P1a
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subjected naeec Upon first examination it asceraned
that bullet had taken effect the right breast below the
nipple causing comparatively harmless wound The other took effect
the abdomen four inches below the left nipple and four inches
the left of the navel and about level with it. Upon arrival
the exposition hospital the second bullet wound probd The walls
the abdomen opened but the ball located The
cson hastily closed and after hasty consultation it decided
the patient the home of President Mbu This
DONE automobile ambulance being used for the
Arrived the Mibum residence all persons outside of the medical
attendants and officials Immediately concerned excluded
and the task of probing for the bullet begun Dr. Roswell Pake
At o'clock representative the Associated Press admitted
the Mbum where Secretary Coreyou gave him the off
ca bulletin prepared by the physicians Secretary Coreyou said
telegraph office would be established the urn residence
and bulletins giving the public the fullest information possible would
issued short intervals At the Nburn house Secretary
Wilson, President Mburn Director General Buchanan Dr. Rixey
and Secretary Cortelyou.
kilograms poured by the hundreds and Secretary Corteyou
busy replying Two stenographers with ypewers placed
the parlor which quickly transformed bustng
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY.

Jan. 20, 1s4o-5orn at Niles,
Trumbull county, o.
Jan. 20, 1860 Entered AIIe-
gheny college, Meadville, Pa.
June II, 1961-EnIisted as pri-
vate, Company {, 23d Ohio
volunteer infantry.
Sept. "a, 1962-Promoted from
commissary sergeant to sec
ond lieutenant for bravery at
battles of South Mountain
and Antietam.
Feb. z, 1868 Commissioned
first lieutenant.
July rs, 1864-Promoted cap
tain, battle of kernstown.
March II, 1865-Breveted ma
jor by President Lincoln for
gallant service.
July 26, 1865-Mustered out of
service.
March, 1897--Admitted to the
bar at Warren, o., after study
ing law at Albany, N. Y.
March, 1869--EIected prosecut-
ing attorney, Stark county, o.
November, 1876-EIected to
congress.
November, 1SsS-Reelected to
congress for seventh time.
Jan. II, 1892-Inaugurated gov
ernor of Ohio.
Nov. 8, 1896-Elected president
of the United States.
June 81, 1900-Renominated for
president.
Nov. 6, 19oo-ReeIected presi-
dent.
Sept. 6, 19o1-Shot down at Buff
faIo.
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President Milburn on Delaware ave-
nue. The president is resting easily
and the conditions are favorable.
Specialist is Hopeful.
Buffalo, Sept. 6, 7:46 p. Must
after the arrival of the president at
Milburn's house, Mr.. Milburn gave out
statement saying that while the
presidents condition was serious the
wounds were not necessarily fatal.
DR.. John Hammeter of Baltimore, !.
specialist on stomach troubles, saw
the president. He stated that he did
not believe the wound would prove
fatal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-09-12
OVER THE VICTIM.

The presidents assaan the meantime had been hustled to the
of the building by exposition guards where he held while the
building cleared turned Superintendent
Bull of the Buffalo police department. who took the prisoner the
police station and aerwad police headquarters As the
crowd The temple music had been dispersed sufficiently the pre
dent removed automobile ambulance and taken the
son hospital where examination made The best medical
skill within brief period several of Buas best
known practitioners the patients side The president retained
full exercise of his faculties until placed the operating table and
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-09-12
Increase in Bank clearinas.

New York, Sept. THE statement
compiled by Bradstreets shows the
total bank clearings in the principal
cities of the United States for the
week to be s1,349, 4S5,719, an increase
of 35.2 per cent. compared with the
corresponding week last year.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-09-12
Taken From Exposition.

Buffalo, Sent. 6.-At 1925 a. m.
President Mckinley was placed in an
automobile ambulance and taken from
the exposition hospital to the home Of
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Not Necessarily Fatal.

Buffalo, Sept. 6, $50 p. m.-The
physicians say that while the wounds
are serious, they are not necessarily
fatal. The bullet in the abdomen has
not yet been found, but that wound
had been sewed up and the president
is now coming out of the influence Of
tha qnapcihptip
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-09-12

Zach Phelps, prominent Elk, died
in Louisville.
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pened paused surprise while necs eyes
turned the osr where the great tragedy being
acted
Then comlnotion.
With the leap of tiger three threw themselves forward
with impulse and sprng toward the woudbe Two
them United States service who the lookout
and whose duty guard against just such calamity had
befaen the president and the nation The third ysander
who had only instant previously raped in his dusky palm
the hand of the president As the trio hurled themselves
the presidents aant In tnng he borne the ground
his weapon wresed from his grasp and strong poned him
down
Then the multitude which thronged the edce began
realizing of the awuess of the of which it had been
unwilling witness mumur arose. spread and weed TO hum of
confuso then great babel of sounds and later pandemonu
of noises The crowds ha before stood and
less and seemed beweed the enom of the hir with
single impulse ge forward toward the stage of the horrd drama
while cry weed up thousands charged
For the confusion terrible The suged forward
regardless consequences Men shouted fought screamed
and children cried Some of those the doors fled from the ed
fee in fear stampede while hundreds of Others from outside
ed bnd forward effort the crowded building and
solve the of the excitement and which and
sweed in the onged interior of the edfce Inside the slightly
raised das enacted within those few eycrh tragedy,
also dramatic in character and thrilling intensity that the few
who looked will be able of what really
did tranpre Even the who playing the principal roles
out of with banched faces trembling la and beating hearts,
while their brains thobbed with the tumu of conflicting emotions
which could be clarified lucid of they
really TRANSFERRED
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THE PRESIDENT CALM.

But of the multitude which Witnessed or bore the of the
turmoil and turbulence there but mind which seemed
equilibrium hand which NAMED steady, which
@ad with ncng camne and one voice which retained its
and faere the critical They the
mind and hand and the President Mckinley.
After the first shock of the assassn shot, he retreaed step them
the detectives eaped his aaa he turned and walked stead
lily chair and seated himself the time removing his hat and
bowling his head his hands In instant Secretary Corteou and
President Mbun his side His wastcoat hurried
opened the president meanwhile admonng those about him
main calm and telling them not to be alarmed.
But wounded" cried his secretary LET examine
NO. think mott answered the president II not badly hurt
| | assure YOU"
Nevertheless his garments hastily ooened and when
trcg of wind its way down his breast
spreading its ea stain the white surface of the nen their
worst fears confirmed
of exposition guards the by this time and
effort made the building The crush terrific Specta
crowded down the sarways from the galleries and the crowd
the floor suged forward the rosum WHILE despite the
efforts of the police and guards the throng without struggled
mady to obtain admission
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Buffalo Sept Inquiries the home of President Mlbum
NJ ui At that hour the in the negborhood Of
the bun residence deserted for policemen guard and
the streets down equally quiet
SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RALLYINB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
TO DEDICATE
The CHURCH
Ceremonies Sunday Afternoon al 3
O'Clock At New Swedish Mission.

prdiratory services viii be held
sunday iu the ue0 Swedish Mission
church at pihe street aud bellevue
avenue. Elaborate preparations
have been made far the occasion.
TIA, exercises viii Doe conducted By
tn pastor Rev, e. J. Laudatram
aud will eunalal If prayer service at
10 O'Clock. cbildrrnu service aud
sunda Y-aehuot al . 30. preaching 10
swedish at DO lO. Ia the afternoon
the dsdiratorF ceremony IN FnRiisn
and Swedish Wiil begin az 3 q clock.
Ia W n. 81 Temple and ur. " 81
Randall viii speak Addresses vii
also b. m#ar IS Hsy. J v. Carlson
NJ Portland. J. J ituleen 1T Epu-
kane j NJ JOSEPH anu. Aberdeen 81.
O. Anderson Tacoma. aud j, +. GIL
berg # ktuEahutY. Cal
Tho dedication ~ the handsome
nfR church wIil De ID nttinR eunriur
aiau - The North PHcinf Swedish
Mission conference which heRun last
night In the cid church a. Eighth
aud olive streets. The conference
has been 81 aeHHiun ell DAY to-day
and Will continue tomorrow. Dele
gates from swedish Mission church -
throughout ths Northwest. are ln at
tendance.
Thrfs viii re regular preaching In
the neu church sunday evening a.
- o'clock