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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
Ri aceite de hlgadO de bacaIao
LACTO-MARROW

de Mexico del 10 de Julio 1a02)

10 mis- eorent terapeuica Dgraeadamente es
e I ba.o al pusds
n los Paris han ezistdo dos fabas de
los pescados poddos las smas d q por
Mr. faba en- San Petersburgo On Ia cual e
dc de aeaao era 0btendo e aee de vaseiua
v sa, sde
hsdondo asquerso que no o ora cosa no un
M nmano 81 las
oado que assimilation faol seducta los bro
Ell aceite de hgado bacalao escapado ampoco
5 So NAL uso po
psdad tsGapeatieas El aceite
uchos enemos los est6mago
psr diaol de- dgorr que es no.
ae @ bus
ax oras Ia emulsion ms 81 q1 APPETITE rra abor
prevenire supmen elos mmos 81 nedicaeno propia
Lo consttuye de hi do de ba.
aao cantdad de ado gcerco que Agunas
Marian pero siempre es mu-
perfeetamente solubre facil de digerr.
ha ntroducido este pals que
E Dr. ausssa s N a an. %
6s1tS
ssss aeano q.
los auss agGs de Ia dgesid emulsion
n6 escogdoa
conponentss principles snento nedicamsnto
hay que agegar h association de los HPOFOSFOS COM
PUE>TOS, perfectamente doifacados
Ell LACTO MARROW
tanto Abundan; composition que nsp
luta conanza dice demuestra vale
Ell LAOTO MARROW ha vendo susitur ventajoamente,
emulsione ace hgado bacalao porque
Inconvenience de aqua rraci6n est6mago do
los paeientes 10 fa de ig
asradable medicinal deli
Hemo tenido gusto de los vaosos testimonies succs
los doctores Lopez Hemoso Duran so6raano
Arraga de esta Capital los cua1e manfestan ho proso
los satsfactoos obtendo LCToMA
RROW pacsntes anemicos tuberculosis raquitos
waller t6nco reconsuyente piera aleno
enfermos que
todos los preparados de aceite de hgaio de bacaao
nombe estos facultativo
Mexico ellos forman
billan aqui oil extrnngeo todos los
snfciene Que sufren de dc
estA madres dc fami
quieran hjos rolo
la seguridad encontaran ea
exnte preparation medcna vad dgna de tod conana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
EMPnESA De C0CHES
ssnsora. EseFom, " Agud@

Esta empreaa vis1a desde San Juan A
Ponce vice-versa sin zanzibar do cocl1a
pi de cochero en- el trayecto.
II la empresa que inas rapido hsee oil
visia.
Tamhien feta coches para los puebloa
fnhclmedios.-
Alsencin en San Juan, Hotel Inglaterra.
I'm Oaguas, Adrian P6rex.
IN Ponces Loa Pre0aos hjos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
Osgubs, OStuhrs 80 de- 1902
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIAI
pwouarkA

DTt OIIEGbUI WB LA BEAUCRACIAF
PFeEenta.
hi hiStlpguido eompAtrlott: Ala no iha-
biG pis&do Ia eandsnts arena ds Ia politics,
psFo dsgds mi pusTieia astudiaha con asY5ni
dad loB procadimientos de lca psFtidos 4ne
pugnEn On In islA y Ia eonduc1a dc sos h5m-
bres dn de lnelInRrne, lusgD do l6gica de.
dueei6n, 81 que tFsHolaRs In bSndeFs de In pa
srlG, pnr 10 altol donde 10 lfbertsd ID disra ans
elsD cisa ilumiparR aus col0reB al sol Gel aa-
Pscho con suS rAy on de fusRo su oaioTi 10
vida Pors hoy, cuando cnmplo Ia saad
que me hRes sntsro ciudadano, sIn tftubeoa de
nlDg6n g9nGFo me Afllio nj parMdo fsdsPAI, lBa-
guro do no equivocArmep en- MI pror6sto de
hstRE iunto los buenOB para ell mantenimian-
30 del honor y Ia eonquissR do los sternos idea.
les de justie1R.
Soy Ga usted Gtsntamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
kiborio Peraza.
IfuiIlIO Alto, Ostubre 40 1ao2

5enor ulrsctnr de LA DEAOCRACIA.
a. AI sfhmAdo correliglonario: Por casuaIi-
1s1' pcTqne ssts pueblo no viOre oil 6rgaIo
ohltlsro del rspubiicRnismo, me hs enAeTado
49, nnmsro coTreSrOndisnte MI dia de
HH'PNsmhFe ~ ditlmo de &c PAis.s de pkpeI. yh6
IN luz una adhesion dc IN val Joae Rivera NIB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
Juan Miro Marrero.

San Lorenxo, Ocsubra IS De 19b2
Ssfior Editor de LA DEMoCRAc1A.
Caguks.
5e6or: Agr&dscsr6 O Vd., haRa pGbifeo
an an iIuGsrRdo peri6dico, que dssds sst1 fechA
RepsPo del p&Ftido repubIicsno nj qua veIfs
psTtsnscisndo qusdando en- Retitnd indanan.
disnto dsSig&do de Aodo compromiso polftfec
son diehR eolGetivldAd.
arsCIss ssioF Editor me nuserlbo de w.,
Stlor S,
Antonio Mad6s Febre.
TAhaqusro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
Manuel Suarez.
TruitlIo- alto. o.tubre IA de 1909.

TruiilIe-Alto O.tubYe IA de 1902
Sr. Director de La DEMoCRAcIA.
Csguas.
Dlstinguido Etfi9T Ruegola hfga rhbI;eh
mi rGsoluci6n de sepRr&rms del pArtIdo ranh4
oIieSno, irgreso en- oil federal Ansrieano, inn.
20 los pRtriotas verdRderoS.
Ls RItielpo Las gracias por tan ssf{.lado
favor. -
Aproyeeho eGta oportnnidad para suserI
olrms GE alto. az.
Liborio Peraza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
Jose Rivera Morales l @

S.fior PFssidenss del Comit6 Federal Ams.
gicane DIS esta villa.
D.aalngu4do seaor al eumpliy nal MAYOR
edad, entFo de plero. sin recabamtentO gu
no ser nm AL distir guido soldado sn oil par.
tido 81 fedeRales; en- g. IlenRTA CON todos los
psi'gros qua se arFostrsn el cometidO cue dss-
de hoy ma lmpopg go.
HurFa rti al Psrtido Fadsral Amarfca moi
Rsgpatncaaments,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21

En- Ell tendsl de don Francisco Rodri-
gass ggssos e Vsnds sl Millar de ladrill0s 3
Areoibo, T. =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21

Ssnof Pfssidense del Oontt6 EsdeRsI Ame.
D:sGinguddo ssnor: al eumplix mi msyof
sdad. entFo de plero. sin rscabamiento 0 gu-
no ssr nm sl y dissir guido soldado en- oil par.
t!do 81 fedeFalssi en- g. IlsnaI6 CON todos los
psRgr0s qua ss arrosirsn ell cometido cue dss-
de hoy ma impopgo.
Hurrn riil al Psrtido FsdsraI America no
Rsapetncaaments,
Natalie Roman
Haca suyas i&a prscedsntas Ifnsas, nor
eneonsrarae son In edAd suneisnts,
Manuel Lopez 90
San Juan, O:tubrs 30 de 1909
Sshor DIfsetor &c LA DEMoCRAo1A
CRguas.
Ssfor: HaSs diss Sc visne susnrEando sn
estR ciudAd phr bocR de Algunos deslenguados
ons sl que Srlscribs "a Ia aiiiAdo ai partido
Tspubicano, 10 cual es ma soiemne msnt;ra
que &c me lev anita; puss, bisn ccnVencidos es-
san an sin n6msro de fsderaIss que 70 nuneA
he aldo judas de los que luc han poT defender
una esusa juata legal, eomo ga 10 bsndita
eauss del Grebn Partido Federal Americana
Ahora biens aistinguido ss W: dsbo NANTES
tAIls que 10 soy ds eaos fedeFaieB que satkn aa.
perKndo qae sl partido esle bss algan convits
para ir e parsicipAr de 81 como hacen algunos
federalss que Sc galRrdean de grkndos patrio,
Aas, nc; 10 que tengo eS Que trsbsto ain desoan
so para ,Rvsrag0sr los abusos y arbisrArieda-
dee que quier sn comeser rusRtroE advsrsarios
las asplr&eiopes.
Ess es Ia cansa seSor director, por Ia cuaI
dissn Algunos adulAdores de que 10 me he hs,
cho republicancs pnss como puePtorrfqn ne n1 he
ssteno siampTs Rl lsd0 de los vardadaFos D.
triot&s.
su coErel1glonario.
Benito VeIazquez.
Tfuffilc alto, Ostrbss IN ds 1903
SeEor Dirbetor LA DEMocRAC1A.
sefor:
Rselamo nm puaBso en- oil partldo fsdsrsl
amsrieanci nc puedo ContinuAr nj nm momsnso
junso loB d4safsetos mi tisrrs, que nadis
mas qns yo, anna venera.
FL domlr 30 hltimo pYesGnci6 un meeting
fsdsEal en- esta p0blado, donds puds DIR In pa:
labra de In vsrdAd, en- union de mas de mil in
GtAnds foe mi uonrojo al cir las aeusaeio.
nss 1us1Rs q ne se htcteran los QUO desds aho'
p Essnitan Eois adysrsaElos, y sxpont&nsa-
mente vsngo . IN prsnsa para snmsndar mi
error.
sAbsdio, rspublicsnos. SOLO podsis sxigir-
me el xsspsso que guardian lon fsderalss amsrt.
eRnos . los de ideas axtrtnas
De usssd hsao. D. 9. q. b. 9. N.
Braulio Hernandez.
Cssuas, Ostubre 20 de 1902
Ssfior Dractor ss LA DEMoCBAc1A.
Dhtlnguico sefior:
No sstsndo conforms con los iniustos
indignos procedmisntos del partido republics
no en- oil que ola NAL hora mitt6, me saparo de
81 irgFssAndo en- ei gran pAEtldo fsderal ame~
ricSno que ca al que LENA las Aspfraeiones de
todo pnert0rriqut q dfgno, Rmants del progrs.
80 y bieneBtar de su pAsrfa.
Gf&ciRB AntcipSdas por I'm pu blicacf6n de
sstAs iinSRg, y qusdA de usted Atbo. 81
joan Val1xqueE, sn ruago, Ramon Nm
MS Rivers.
Osiba, Ostubra 10 ds 1909.
SsfioE DiEector de LA DEMocRACIA.
Clguas.
MuY Eenjr milo
En iaa antarioras elecefoRes fpf PennhIt
cARo Pefo hsbt6ndome COZ vaneido de one gn
sss paFtldo aolD mflitAn Ios hombren sin pres
tIgio v Hon ios que sntregRn nnsstra pxfria
Ia Fuina, MI cAas, dssds saia fechA ms sepnro
por complete dc sas par1ido tIgreso do iIeno
On al gran Paxsido Federal AmericRno oua =,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21

KabucoA, Ostubre Is do 1909.
5snF Director dc LA DEMoORActA.
Guy Hsfior mfc;
. oupieo hssa eoneasr en- su vAlisn1s perfb-
lIeo gus 81 que esias l1pess sscflbo 30 sspafa
asI psHhuo Ispuolesno iDgrsEa sn Ell gran
parsloo lsaefai smslicsno que eH 81 que rsprb-
DoJ uGtSd Las mas exprssIvaa grxcfasis isi
Rli 10 hGes.
Su eorrelIgionRrio.
Manuel Suarez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
rrniilIo.alto, O.tubra is 4. ,soe

GrniilIo.alto, Ostubre is de 1909
br, Director de LA DRMocRACIA,
Hs TsSuslto Sspararms del partido repu
olicano ingFeaRr en- sl federal nm sricano
Qaiero hRcer p6biieR mi raBoIuci6n para
que no 90 ne confnnd& de- hoy en ,adelants, do
mo eoHfnndirse Susls "a los CUE anhslan oil an
grAndeeimisnto de In pstriR con ans icic uor
dstrRetoFas.
9rAelAs pcF han afAado favor,
De alto. amigo .. a. b. 9. 70.
Vital Betancour.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
Natalie Roman

HacG auyss i&a pHscedsntas Iinsas, nor
sneonbrarae son In edAd sunsisnts,
Manuel Lopez 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-21
BrauIiO Hernandez.

Osiba, Ostubra 10 dc 1909
SsfioE Dtrector de LA DEMocRACIA.
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never WAS A PRINCESS
Many Other Topics Of Interest Gathered About SeattIes
WatorfrOnt-Shps That Come and Go

The Egyptian mummy brought
over by NJ +. Backus from Cairo,
EHypt, for the state university
here, viii be presented 60 that inatl-
tuition today Contrary to publish
cd reports elsewhere. the mummy
viii be admitted free 90 duty by the
treasury department To-day, while
the customs appraisers wrrr FUN
hling around the reuc, the mummy
leaned slightly over and apparently
whispered something into Frank
Dow, the customs brokers' ear who
was one OF the party. les the nrht
time In several thousand years that
the ancient Egyptian had spoken
and Mr.. Dow was more than sur
prlsrdly pleased. when quiEEed as
TO tho Whispering, Mr. DOW said
that the mummy nntly denied being
"A princess 81 the royal blood. IL
said 10 wasn't built on the princess
plan at all. but had worn a beard in
It's palmy days On the Nile Away
back. years and years ago, u had
got into u controversy with PhUruah
about making bricks without straw,
and had then tried 90 follow Moses
through the Elliot bays 81 Ancient
Egypt. but had got left II was Elad
20 be Ia Seattle again, whore Il had
formerly aoiourned In itH former lns
.curnation, when big shipping trade
left this port for the continent Of Al
lantis Mr.. Dow says lt was old
King Harnesses the second himself.
ana feels sure hcll De morr than
pleased to got out among the an
Client histories az the varsity.
The Manx ship Macdlarmid. Capt.
.Gnlett. cleared from the Sound to-
day and proceeded 30 sea with a
cargo % nouT Tor nurbin, South
Africa. She carries e9.6s9 sacks ~
nour. valued al S12.tsS,
Word has been received from Van
couvcr to-day that the divers who
have been az work rehrChinH Tor
the wreck ~ tho steamer Bristol.
which foundered several months ago,
have discovered the aunkeu steam
or. The divers found a body in one
OF the steamers HtatoroomS, but u
was In such an advanced state Of
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decomposition that ~ was unrecog.
M cable The Bristol lies on her
beam ends In 20 fathoms 81 water.
IL la doubtful II tho steamer can In
Heated again. but "a large portion Of
her machinery can be saved and
~ her valuable. which
went down With her.
The scaling schooner Vera arriv-
cd Ut Victoria yesterday in charge
of the mate. capt Copeland. her
master, and two hunters. irtt tho
schooner on the oregon coast, TAX.
iug with them two boats belonging 20
the schooner. and never return
rd again The schooner waited Tor
days Tor their return. but they fall
cd to appear 10 b. thought that the
men deserted the ship,
The steamer Charles Nelson Of the
krus line. reached tho Arlington
pier about "a. m. this morning from
san Francisco She brought up
about 90 passengers and fun cargo.
The steamer CouemauFh ~ the
Empire line. WAS towcd from the
drydock at MuranH This morning ana
ts now ga the stream The company
has not yet decided un her haillngr.
nor the points Of her destination.
The steamers city az Seattle and
the Al.kl ~ the paeiNo coast line,
both arrived from thv north late
yesterday afternoon. The former
brought down three passengers, and
the latter four The AK carried
600 tons 81 concentrate. consigned
20 the Tacoma Hmeitfr
Tho steamer Excelsior ~ the Pa
rine Parking IS Navigation Do.. sail
"a for the copper River country last
Night, carrying 100 passengers and
an unusually heavy cargo A Unit
% states coast ard Evudstir survey
party 20 ~. headed by Homer r.
Ritter. WIS among The passengers.
The ncw steamer being built by
the g.. T.. q. Go, 81 Victoria, 60 re-
place -1he lost steamer Ialnnder. q
% be- rcEiAtrrcd az Seattle and VII
ny the Omitted Gtatca Tag
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WILL MEET
NEXT WEEK
Anthracite Conference
Proves IndeCisive

NEW YORK. April 26.-All signs
this afternoon point 20 a great strike
OF anthracite coal miners, After a
three hour conference between rep
roSentatlves OF the miners and oper-
atorS and the Cancellation committee
OF the National Civil Federation, IL
was announced ~ Bishop Potter.
who IL member % the Cancellation
committee. that a complete deadlock
exists between the miners.
There Is a distinct issue between
them which Bishop Potter Is not al
liberty to state. Ills opinion - that
a Joint committee from the three
organizations represented will be APP
pointed at today's meeting to fur
Their negotiate for a settlement 70
avoid a strike. He says tho best
feeling prevails. All speeches were
moderate and temperate, and there
was no discord of any kind TNs
leads the bishop TO hope Tor ad-
justment.
Senator Hanna has been using his
utmost endeavors TO put the men In
Il proper frame of mind for the con-
ference. and e Is said viii be bit
terly disappointed n &c fails.
Another Mestiag
Later.--when the conference hd-
tourned this afternoon IL was an
nounced that Joint committee had
been selected to meet next week and
arrive at a positive decision as 20
whether there should be a strike or
an agreement upon the issues as
they ar0 now understood.
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SECOND
SAILING
Steamer Portland Pulls Out
for Nome Today

Tho second Nome sailing Of tho
1909 season occurred today when the
steamer Portland OF the Northern
Commercial line, steamed out Of tho
Yesicr dock this afternoon for the
far north. 81 charge or Capt, Charles
Lindqulat The steamer carried
nearly 100 northbound passengers,
g. from San Francisco she carried
"a fun cargo, and had large con
hlgument ~ Nome man The master
OF tho Portland thinka II quite like.
IS that he VIII ovottake the steamer
Nome city which has nearly two
days start
Tho steamer Jeanne of the =. =. A.
y. lime which Is scheduled 10 sail
Tor Nome un Tuesday. ia expected
down from Aiaaka tonight N she
gets away on time " VIII undouht.
edly br "a hot race between the three
steamers 20 Nome. Tho Jeanne has
been tho nrat steamer for the past
two years Go land in Nome harhor
and capt Mason has designs on
reaching the coveted goal nfht this
wear.
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IN DISPUTE
Mother and Daughter Cannot Agree
on the Lalier's Father

Vlcturiue Escande has flied a suit
so the superior court against hor
daughter Emily Escaudc. some timea
known ua Emily Bniltce The suit
81 over some contested property, but
Involves legal dispute az 60 the
paternity ~ the Eirl4
According 20 the complaint hled,
she girl holds one ideh on this sub
jert. and tho mother another.
Emily alleges thHt Ahn IL the
daughter 81 one Francis GAliicc.
" hieh Mira Erandi denies. and says
that she never know Gailico until
long after the Eiri was born. and
says that Emily u a daughter ~
facundi
Qaiilrs owned real estate valued
mt $1,000. and both the mother and
daughter claim g. MfH. EHeoude on
the grounds that it was dneded "a
her rs Ghltce. while The daughter
insists that she iH the legal heiF ~
the owner ~ the property was her
father
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MOUNT RAINIER
GOES TO LONDON

Mrs. Rief. wife Of II. Ref. Of the
Denny Curyell Company. left ycster-
day for London with a picture OF
Mount Rainier painted by Charles X
Hail. OF this city. Mr.. Hall has pre-
ssnted the painting 20 the komnsy
Street church In London through
Mr. Ref, whose wife's brother " a
deacon IN the church. The library Of
the church contains paintings BY
some Of the most famous artists %
ancient and modern times. and Is
visited daily by scores q people.
The painting IL considered a beau
tlful piece OF work. Tho view IL
taken from the Olympic mountains.
and Il shows with splendid effect
Puget sound and the valley sur
rounding Mount Rainier az well as
tine grand old mountain itself To
have such a picture placed in a ia
nous art gallery In England IL con-
sldered a great compliment 90 the
Seattle artist. and 70 will also, Il IL
said. do much 20 advertise IN the old
country the scenic beauties OF Puget
sound.
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state cfses. end a MAtlaon street ar IN.
FOURTH WARD
Fgrsf ues--iaaf~r1ert u cu al
Third aVsnue ard fes-ersoa sired
Second pfectnef-Fronf room = sas.
E1T Colombia street.
Third Frncincf-Of1ios a Perrin ~.
Mat son street ard Firsf ave
Prsirth prueinct-Qstscs 81 FIsrenos hss-
SIS Madison street.
FTffh F.reciucs = candy store rOen. N
Seventh ave.
basement q Co-nty esgrthenss
FrFTH WARD.
FJraf rrrctmrf w srshg1se rear = r.
raa. Cafns tom iuEisaT yard, Nessrs-sss.
between Alaispn ana snfins sirs,ss
Second Frarlaci - sBetneyt fis1st
store gIl University street.
Thiri rrecinct- Hickertou . Asssirs fsesn-
Faufth PTecinri- Esrinau's f',hsss Fiia
ave. and Pine street
slH;b precinct--c arpenter thaA ia1p i1-'
SIXTH WARD
Flrst Weston Fsel c1aef- ~
FIRST ave -.
sseana Precinct McEiwAlns real a'ss
Tbird Precinct sforsroom Of xonos ~
pitaL ISIS Fir1f ave. -.
Fourth T'reeinct r. bAs, rlent q A+-S
schnoi. Pifh ave. and Wan street
Flfth rreclnrt-QHacs q bo~sfs ee'a-
Sixth ave. aud olive street
SEVENTH WARD. -.
Ftrst Precinct B4Hcsnsnt q tEesa
church. corner Pike street ana Ss's'~
ave.
second Preolno,-vaoan, house. ~ P'''
Thi-f precinct-Onee Msnfurds ~
factory. corner 81 AlnY street ana hos1s
FOURTH Precinct Bakery q schHaist .
HelNtT iTui Harvard ave -
Firn pracinct Showroom q hsfNs
Co., t.07 Fhurtesnth ave
sixth pr-c nct.-smith's orocsTy sars
CORNER of Harrison street ana ss'"A'
seventh Precinct Front room Of haa'%
2pI0 East Madison street. a,
Eirtth rreclncf-- Room IN house q se1s
stanton. 2304 Eastiake ave
EIGHTH WARD -.
First frecinct ONES % kleue U.s.
real estate. AS Denny way -.
Second Precinct once fAcine rus -
tory. $50 Harrison street -.
Third prccinct-Old PUMPKINS station. y. -
ner % Want street ant Fourth ave. -.
Fourth Treclnct-shoe shop oes1e =
Roy street and queen Anne avenue
NINTH WARD. -.
First rrecinct-ColoEroves haiL
teenth ave. weat Bmd Grand boeiss@. A.,
SECOND trcctnet-1lA hass PQst'
EwinE street. .-,
THIRD Prcclnct-old Hose house, ire n,,.
Fourth preoiuct-t q. q. 7, hail. n'''
EFT ave. and Albion street Asn
Firth Precinct Auteroom Of MAJ 80
East Forty -secund street AMI sAsA
northeast. rt
sixth Precinct sunasy-schcoi test 80
ty-seventh ave. north and keystone "a
seventh HrsclrCt-l a. Y, I. s@'a rssl
900, East seventy street.
WoDdlaWn ave. .A,rs..
Eighth precinct--Grecu Lake eeasn'1'''
end uf car line. a, .,,s
The rolls at said election VII a,
from o o'ciock a. IN, until o'eiseN y
% enIl day .,-,,
Ia Testimony whereof ] have 49, "a :.
set ms hand ana affixed the 80. q
city this lAth day q ApfiL i~sS,,rR
tssalh JNO RlPllNe1-sss.. -
city Comptroller and eX -ofiicio CIV -
or the CITY 0f seattle, =. son
Date 90 first publication April ~ -
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Injured by Bursting Hose

a bursting hose now and struck
WIN sewal "a pipcman IN the "m-
rloy OF thc Queen CITY Construction
CO. last evening. while he was
working ON the tide fats AZ the
southern part Of the city. Tho In
iurfd man was removed 20 th" he-
attic General hospital whore Or. J. G..
Moore attended him. HIS injuries
are not deemed serious Scwall
lives with his family at Eighth ave-
nue. and Dearborn street
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RARE CASE

OAKLAND. April 20 The oak
land Transit Co today voluntarily
raised the wages ~ the street car
men from 81 cents an hour "a g
cents Rn hour % affects go em-
pluyen. and !s cause f1r great re-
joieinr and kindly feeling toward the
company
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WORTHY BENEFIT

A grand bnll viii be given IN Arm
ory bail tonight to rhiH@ funds Tor
Tug WILSON. well known Sea itle
man who lntt both feet ~ having
them frozen in Some duriug the win
ter of 1901 Wilson feet we're frnK-
en- while he was end favorlng to save
tho lives 90 two companions. WhR-
rcrsa orchestra " ll hc in attendance
and several elections will be- reng.
cred hE fhr Eagles Giee club An
admission lee ~ 81 cents WIN be-
charged.
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Two Birds. One stone

A baseball game. the battleEhlp ore
ron aud the Gunb0nt Manning al
Ercmefton concert and dance az
Pleasant Reach, One l0-cent fare
ON the steamers Athlon, Inland Fly
cr. Port Orchard or George e. STARR
entities you 90 stop 90 both places
BOATS leave Goldman Dock sunday,
April "a, az 20 and u Is. m. 80, 2 -,
4 % and 1890 3. ~. Last boat re-
turning al midnight. eel.
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SHUT-OFF

Water will be shut on from 5 a. IN.
Until L. noon tomorrow. on Denny
way from Second avenue 60 Queen
Anne avenue. on Queen Anne avenue
from Denny way 10 Aloha street. on
Republican street from Queen Anne
avenue 10 the water front. on First
avenue west from Denny way 10
Olympic avenue. on Mercer street,
two blocks east and west OF Queen
Anne avenue. on Roy street east Of
Queen Anne avenue. for two blocks.
and IN ali the territory west Of Queen
Anne avenue between Denny way
and Roy street
The shut-down is because OF a new
water main to be put in on Warren
avenue.
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DEATH OF
HENRY DUBBS

Henry Dubbs. who FOR many years
has been "a we'll known druggist Of
this city. died suddenly at his rcHi-
dence. as7 Olympic place. At o'clock
this afternoon at the age ~ - years.
Pneumonia was the Immediate cause
of death. which came after very
short Illness. The body has been
taken tn charge BY Eutterw n
sons. Deceased f. survived hy a son
and "A daughter
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TO SPRINKLE
The STREETS

AZ soon az the construction work
can be done. the Seattle Electric Co.
will place four tank cars on it's
tracks for sprlnkllng the city's thor
ouEhfarea.
There VIII be two cable and two
electric cars. one cable car vii op-
crate on Madison street. and the
other on Yesicr way. The electric
cars viii run on any % the electric
lines The electric cars will each
cover from seven 20 10 miles Of
street each day. sprinklng on both
sides OF the thoroughfareE.
Mr. Dickinson 81 the electric COM
pany. said this morning that he could
not say just when the cars would be
ready. but that the work would be
complete very soon.
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''PAClFIED"

WASHINGTON. u. g.. April 60
Senator Carmack Of Tennessee re-
sumsd his speech on the Philippine
when they have made thc Philip
pines a land without n home and
without a people they may write
pacifivd on the tombstone of a
buried race"