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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
OTRAS NOT|c|AS
Ma estado de una calle en-
el barrio de Ia Marina.
Carnival en- Aibonito.
MANUEL TRISTANY
N vapor <Va'banera1 sale ha.
cia Ponce. -Vacunaci6n
en- esta ciudad.

Sc nos suplica lamar la aten-
ci6n del senior Alcalde, sobre ell
estado intransitable de la calle de la
Princesa, ell la Marina, sobre todo
en- los dias de lluvia. Creemos que
echando en- el piso de dicha calle
unas cuantas carretadas de arena,
desaparecerlan los baches inmundos
que EN- ella Sc forman.
Para crrar un resi- iado en- M dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUGNINA.
El boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La frma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla Ell cada cajita.
La Comision>de festejos del
oarnaval, de Aibonito, tiene la
,mabilidad-que agradecemos-d de
nvitarnos para los bales que Sc lie
-aran 4 efecto los dias 9, 10, II, y
2 del mes Ell curse. En- el prime
}, de blanco y negro, Sc veri6cara
coronation de la Reina.
EN- Ia calle del Sol numero
70 Sc alquila una habitaci6n amue-
iada a TN joven 8 caballero que
a solo. Vale ocho pesos. Sc al
lila otra habitacion sin amueblar,
,mbien para hombre solo. Sc re-
niere una persona de buenas Co.'S
unbres. 5.
Hemos saludado Ell esta ciu-
lad Ell joven don Manuel Tristani,
1ijo de nuestro correligionario
y amigo de Juana Diaz, don Eze
luiel Tristani. Dicho joven saldrt
Il 10 del corriente para SIT residen
cia de aquel pueblo,
D0 En- la calle de San Jose, No
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita
clones. d.
| -Esta tarde zarpara para Pom
ce el vapor espafiol "Valbanera" 81
guiendo viaje para la isla de Cuba
/ En- 81 embarca nuestro amigo do
Dionisio Trigo, quien perulanecer
Iveinte dias en- la Habana,
Deseamosle feliz viaje,
TEN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhah
Iy CO., aS San Francisco, Sc venden de
relojes de ORC cada semana, entire
socios, abonando $o.5 8 $500 sem
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Y te hio de Enrique II por rey dnque de
Lorena3
Tenes NAL da Margara comprendeis NADIA.
-Conheso pretendo penetra vuestroS penSa
mentos.
Vos hermana de tan buena la prncesa de
Porcan nj Gu nj rey de Navarro nmortales Aho
bien supongamos tres odaS posbes pmea que du
que Anou egdo ey Poona segunda que enga
e caro que engo sere de Francla
vos . vos reina de los catolcos.
Margara ocult6 la cabeza entire las manos asombrada de
Ia profunddad ideas de aque adoescente quen nade
corte conceda e don de la nteligenca.
Pero lie pregunt6 despues de momento de sencio
enes ceos del duque de Guisa del rey de Navarra'
Io hecho hecho esa dio duque de Aencon sordo
aceno me ha dado motives duqu de Gusa para eo
ambien los he tendo! e4@
Una soa puede oponerSe al buen eXo de eSe beo
plan dio Margarita levantandose.
-CuA?
Que va no amo al duque de Gusa
-Pues ia quEn annals!
"A nadie.
Ell de Alencon miro Margarita sorpresa 81 tam
POGO la compende sa6 del apoentO dando suspo ape
tandose la doorda frente heladas
Margara qued6 sola entregada pensamientoS va
epezaba yer la tuac6n clardad xacttnd rey haba
consendo Bartoome reina duque de Gui
sa la haban evado cabo este umo duquede Aencen ban
unse para ella mejor pardo possible La muere del
rey Navarro db natural de aque gran
catasros sse apodearfan de reino MaTgaa Sc
uuedaa vuda poder sin mas perSrectva un
causo que quera tenda tiste placer de uorar un
esposo que solo de nombre 10 habfa sdo.
As pensabs cuando Catalina envio preguntar
quea aeompanar la corte romea al epno abar del ce
menterio de los Inocentes
E primer impulse de Margara fue negarse tomar parte
en- aquea cbagaa peto idea de que ella podra tai ad
ou uotcas acerca de la del rey de Navarro la decide
asstr Repondi6 pues que 81 lie pepaban cabalo acom'
pahara con mucho gusto Sus Maestades al Cenentsno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

que la obse rvaa nepret6 aquea maa vovendo cabeza
dsaera alg1n ocuo pensamento, miro tamben
nquietud ell orno suyo
Esta nquetud asa verdadera paso desapercbda para
Catalina.
-iQue esas buscando? lie pregunt6.
-Busco que va no veo
-iQue buscas IA quen ves?
"A la senora de Sauve, respondi6 Marganta tSe haba
vuelto al Louvre
-Cuando digo que tienes ceos dVo Catalina al dido de
hja ION besia t.! (). Vamos vamo Enrique, continue ell
cogiendose de hombros lvaos la reina de Navarro.
Aun echo mrada Magarta derredor suyo pero
candose su amiga e dijo voz baa;
Vamonos prono Tengo que conrte de mportancia
La duquesa hzo corteSa Carlos TX Catalina, III
clnandose ante la reina de Navarro, lie dijo;
-Senoa use dgnara Vuestra Majestad acepar mi literal
Con mucho gusto pero deSpues endreis que wolverine
conduc al Louvre.
Mi ler mis- cados yo misma respondi6 la duqusa, es-
tamos las ordenes de Vuestra Mejestad.
La Margara sub6 la ea obedeciendO una ndi-
cac6n duquesa de Neve la sguo cooco repetuosa
.ne enfrente de ella.
Catalina ysus genhombres volveon al Louvre, siguel,
do e miSmo camno que habian recorrido la ida
Durane la marcla observe que la rena madre hababa
al dido del rev. eaando muchas dedo sonora de
SauVe
cada que 10 haca rey feia de aquea
acoumbr haco Carlos * decr riSa mas sinesa
Bn Margara luego que puso la itera movi
ento vobe de las penetraue mlradas de Caand aco
fapdamene manga equea de la senora de Sauve lego
10 siguiente!
e recbdo otden de hacer ega rey de Navarro dos LA
YES una ab a2ossnto que 81 e encerrado Ia ora
ID Palabra itaiana que tiene d ismo signifcado que
en espanol,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
Mu!|cA De cORTts

La gran casa editora de AS
TRUc DE PARIS ha remitido al PA
RIS BAZAR tres composiciones
musicales del seilor Cortes dos val
ses Plainte Amourense cantada con
tanto exito Ell el Teatro y Vallie de
Larmes, TN walls lento muy Undo,
ambos Sc venden a IS centaAos uno.
La otra pieza es un Tow Step titu-
lada Book March que vale so CEN
tavoS.
En- ell PARIS BAZAR, Forta.
leza ~ de Pedro Giusty. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
AOTAS DE- AREc|BO
Gran bale de mascaras el "a.
bado pr6ximo. NO ha-
bra Reina.
EsTACION De ANEmIA
Cnfermos que obtuvieron su
curaci6n. = <Brujo> de ga
lon.-But nos retratos.

Para el pr6ximo sa5ado Sc pre-
para un esplendido bale de masca
ras Ell este Teatro, para el cual hay
gran animation entire la juventud.
Sabemos de varias comparsas de
mascaritas que asistiran q el.
Sc encuentra EN- esta ciudad
procedente de la America del Sud,
el notable hipnotizador y brujo de
los salones seior Nicanor Lopez, el
cual hara su debut Ell este Teatro
Il pr6ximo domingo. El especta-
culo es ameno y variado y creemos
tendra gran aceptaci6n.
Sc ha desistido de la election
1e Reina de Carnaval; pero Sc lie
varan a efecto en- el Teatro los bal.
les anunciados, solo que el que te-
mia que darse el pr6ximo domingo
Sc trans6ere para Ell domingo de
pinata.
Ell senior Jose Mora ha reel
bido un extraordinario surtido d,
papelillos y efectos de Carnaval pa
ra el bale del sabado en- el Teatro
Don Jose Ortiz exhibe en- s,
galerfa foto5rad>a unos magnffoo
retratos al creyon y al pastel.
-Cada dia concurre mayor nj
nero de enfermos a la Estacion d,
Anetnia de esta ciudad son mu
chos los que han obtenido su cura
raci6n.
CORREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
Consejjo Executive
Session del dla 5.

subSanar aquellos. Pasa 4 Ia conf
sion de Gobierno local.
Sc da cuenta con el informe de
la Comisi6n de Hacienda y Presu
p iesto, que recomenda favorable-
mente la garantia ofrecida por el
Banco Colonial para el deposito de
$50. 900 de amortization del EN-
|prestito. Sc aprueba dicho infor
me, 10 inismo que el emitido respec-
to a la garantia del expresado BAN
CO para el fondo de amortization
del emprestito de Arecibo.
Sc aprueba una ordenanza del
Ayuntamiento de Gales para el
arreglo de GALES Ell aquel pueblo,
pud;en 10 disponer de Io5 dollars
que restan de SOD que lie anticipo
el Tesorcro de Puerto Rico.
La Comision de Comercio y
agricultura informa Ell sentido fa-
vorable el c. B. no 3 que trata del
dragado de la bahia de San Juan.
Ell senior Ward expresa que esta ali
sioso de que dicho proyecto de ley
plse 10 mas pronto possible, y que Ia
Camara presentara otro proyecto
preliminar que de acuerdo con aquel
pase Ell de6nitiva.
Sc presenta el c. B. n? fo de
IMr. Post autorizando al Ayunta-
miento de San Juan para hacer una
trausferencia de credito para esta-
blecer un lavadero publico.
S. declara el Consejo en- conf.
sion total y pasa a discutir el G. B.
10 S del senior Post. Pide este la
elimination de la secci6n 9, fundan-
dose en- que la estima muy impor-
tante y Sc propone presentar uf
Iproyecto de ley acerca de ella.
| Ell doctor Barbosa lie secunda Y
Sc aprueba la moci6n.
Sc aprueba la session que AUTO
RIA a los municipios para construir
muelles.
/ Sc vota en- defnitiva el G. B. {
Sc acuerda pase a la Camara.
81 A las doce Sc levanta la session
a athasta hoy a las dos de la tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agricola
$50.
ACCIONES
Banco de Puerto Rico $2S a 30.
Banco Territorial $24 a IS.
Banco Popular $40 ar.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
1000 81 Monserrate" a $3.23.
Compradores: Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
Vapor espaiol Juan Foygas sal
dra de Barcelona el IS del corriente
para el Mediterraneo, San Juan,
Santiago de Cuba, Habana, Guam
tanamo, Manzanillo y New Orleans.
Vapor americana Caracas y
del puerto de New York para Ell
nuestro salio el del actual.
Vapor americana aCarolina0
con destino 4 New York saldra Ell
IL del corriente.
Vapor cubano rJuliaS Sc aguar-
da procedente de la Habana y esca-
las el IS del actual.
ENTRADAS
Vapor americana philadelphia
de la Guayra.
Vapor aleman aPresidentO de
St. Thomas.
Vapor aleman oBrucherS con
toUristas.
SALIDAS
Vapor americana "Philadel-
phiaD paraNew York.
Para los puertos anunciados
vapor aleman@ PresidedtO.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
TRAVESIA
!. W. Ayer, pendiente.
Star of the Sea, id.
EthelN. Boylstom, idem.
Hoyah0 L. Baker, id.
"Magis S. Hart" descargando.
aPhineee w. Sprague" id.
aPat6nderS i'd.
aValvaneraD descargando
COSTANEROS
aPetraO Humacao
nCarmenn Fajardo.
rEncamaci6nn cargando.
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ne Ia tip grsffa s. ia ala
,ar.to. <La Dem craci -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

A las diez de Ia maiiana Sc
abre el Iclo. Preside Mr.. Post Y
asisten los Sciiorcs del Vale, Diaz
Navarro, Falkner, Ward, Feuille,
SANCHEZ Morales, Barbosl, Wi
lloughby y Grahame.
Sc leen dos comunicacione5 del
Hon. Gobernador proponiendo el
nombrlmiento de don Guillermo
Rengel para Secretarlo de Ia Corte
Municipal de Bayamon y de don
Abelardo Cruz Diaz, para Juez de
paz de Naranjito. Sc aprueban di-
chos nombramientos.
Sc da cuenta de una carta del
Alcalde de Morovis, saludando al
Consejo y participando haber to-
mado possession de dicho cargo.
La Compahia del ferrocarril
pres s,nta a la aprobaci6n del Conse'
10 una tarifa para el almacenamien-
to de mercanclas y otrl para cobraI
por las mercancias que pasen POI
'el quastey master, A Ia Conisl6:
correspondence.
Don Guillermo Cortad1, dc
Ponce, solicita una frauquicia para
construir un muellc en- el puerto de
aquella ciudad. Sc archivo Ell vir-
tud de posterior desistimiento dt
Ia acci0n h.c.lo por un repreSentau-
te, debidamente autorizado, del Sc.
nor Cortada.
Ell Ayuutanliento de Sabans
Grande pide un anticipo para el ARE
| glo de cllleS, matadero, alumbradC
| y otras mejoras locales. Sc lie de
mega, fundandose Ell Coneejo Ell
que las citadas mejoras pueden ha
cerse con dinero del presupuest'
corriente de aquel municipio y po
que ademas Sc lie concedio a este III
emprestito que esta adn pendent
de cumplimiento.
Don Juan B. Daubon llama /
atenci6n del Cousejo, a prop6sit
de tratarse por este de enmendar |
ley municipal, acerca de los defec
tos Ell la forma de la subasta par
|suministros de medicinas a enfermc
Ipobres, { indica los medios pal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

nal, La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don Rafael del Vale, socio mum. 81.
Sc ha empezado con gran
actividad por los medicos munici-
pales, la vacuna Ell todos los distri-
tos de la ciudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

DIPARA carreras de caballos,
venden relojes especiales 6 contadores
de quintoS de segundos a $6. 20, s..
$40. 90 y $11.oo, porte pago, los seiio-
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

H9 Sc ALQUILA.-Un rnirador
con luz y bafio. Informa-
ran San Jose II, altos, 15v.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
Aotas comeTcia|es De San Juan

PRINCIPALES ART1CULOS
Arroces: De partido a Jap6n a
IS.
Idem valenciano de 6H a 6A
por extreme de classes.
Ajos de IS ctvs. 40.
Bonbones de $6H al.
Bacalao $7H.
Sardinas ahumadas "a ctvs.
Cebollas espanolas $6,
Ideln americans 81.
Garbanzos $4H ae.
Habichuelas Americanas colo
radas largas $5.25. Blancas ameri-
canas 81.
Harina de trigo $4.2s a 5A,
Idem de maiz a $3A.
Jarnones ST. a11H.
Jab6n Rocamora $5A, ameri-
no, $aH y4H.
Manteca $SA a S1l ell II y en-
cajas de 50 a 10.
Mantequilla de SIC a 20.
Pasta del pals $5.2s a 4.3o.
Papas americanas $1A.
Tocino 81 q $I9H.
Tasajo $9.
Quesos am. ST.. Patagras 21.
Leche condensada sAguilaD a
IS.
1dem i'd. sCruz Ro-
ja' $4A:
1dein id. sMagno-
lia0 $4H.
DEL PALS
Azucar para el consumo:
Mascabado claro de $4A.
De miel claro a IS.
Centrifuga claro de "a a IS.
Americana de $5A a5H.
De Ponce $3H a 3A.
Ron 40 grades Cartier a 81. so
centavos gallon pagados R. Inter
mas.
Maiz s.. so.
Tabaco, nominal.
PREcIos DE coMPRA
Almidon a $3.50.
Algod6n de IS q $3.50.
Cocos de IS a IS millar.
Sebo de res $4H.
Cafe corriente nominal. 4.
CAMBIOS CORRIENTES
Londres check S 4.87
Paris 5AaIH D.
Hamburgo a4D,
New York D a 10 ctvs. P.
Espana Ioa 1oH ctvs. D.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-08

were Doth very young men. Their
first vehicle was called The Irish
Neighbors. Murray was at that
time nineteen years of age and Mack
twenty. Many theater-goers will be
surprised to learn that they are not
older. This coming around, as they
have, year after year, the play-goer
seems to feel hat he has been looking
at them for ages. Both have become
solid business men and property
holders, and when the public gets
tired of them, and it is time for them
to quit the road, they will both have
a handsome competency to fall back
upon. They are making great prom
ises for this years performance, and
claim that it is the funniest comedy
that they have had. The piece, this
season is in line y-ith their former
successes, good, lively, quick-ac-
toned.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-08
Many Homes Under Construct m.

New buildings are being started in
Wenatchee at the rate of one a day.
This statement is based On the num-
Der of taps applied for to the water
commissioner during the past few
weeks. Since the weather has per-
mitted active building operations
new residences are starting up in
every part of town, and at the rate
of increase in new homes the size of
Wenatchee will be very materially in
creased within the next few months.
The fact that large majority of the
new structures are residences is cited
as evidences that the present mar
velous growth of this place is not of
the boom or mushroom variety, but
is substantial and of a character that
means permanency.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-08
Loss to the Pacific Northwest.

In the death of Harry w. Goode at
Atlantic City, N. j., Easter Sunday
morning, the Pacific Northwest loses
one of its most prominent citizens.
Mr.. Goode was the president and
director general of the Lewis and
Clark exposition in 1905 and enjoy
ed the almost unique record of hav-
ing carried through this extensive
exposition at a financial profit. He
was originally district manager of
the Westinghouse Electric and Man.
ufacturing company of PittsburS
and subsequently became manager of
the Northwest General Electric COM
pany, residing at Portland, Ore. Up
on the formation in 1892 of the Port
land General Electric company, which
developed the large water power at
Oregon City, Ore, Mr.. Goode became
general manager of that company,
and at the time of his death, had
been for several years president of
this and its large succeeding COM
panies.
He was in his forty-sixth year and
had been prominently connected with
electric, traction, and water power
interests from his boyhood.
While strict diciplinarian and a
thorough man of business, he was
possessed of great personal magne-
tism and was unusually popular
Mr.. Goode is survived by a widow
and two children.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Following are the arrivals at two
of Wenatchee's hotels for April 6,
1907:
Roosevelt. D. Aylesworth, Ia
coma; Theo H. Conger, jr., Santa
Monica; Peter Plomse and son, Wat
erville; DR.. Mccoy, city; Geo. E.
Brady, Spokane; r. S. Weaver, Port
land; r. V. Atterwhite, Seattle; E.
L. Payne, Conconully; Press Conner,
Ephrata; Joe Heron, Epbrata; A. A.
Lytle, Waterville; j. H. Jones, Pc
shastin; ]. P. Schrelein, Seattle; j..
G. Wilkinson, Bella Vista, Penn; w.
V. Hobart, Williston, N. D.; Grant
King, city; ]. H. Bensingson, Seattle;
James Swapson, Grant Center, N. D..
Great Northern. A. Odell, Taco
Jones, Sultan; R. NJ. Goodwin, Sc
attic; S. l.. Blummer, S. F.; G. w.
Stetson, E. O. Miller, Seattle; Enos
E. Capple, Pogue; A. Fox, Chicago;
G.. R. Fisher and wife, city; w. O..
Welsh, j. B. Holmes, city; Lolita
Chause; A. E. Smith, city; M. D.
Thomas, Conconully; M. F. White,
Spokane; Henry Landes, Seattle;.
April Z.
Roosevelt-Grace McMartin, ST..
Paul; VIM. Crossley, New York; c..
F. Wheeler, city; J. A. Wheeler, lola
Kan; A. H. Mum, Seattle; E. R..
Schultz and family, Nighthawk; G..
L. Foster, Krupp; c. w. Felch, Sc
attic; Lawrence Beck, Spokane; R.
F. Freen, Cloverdale; w. S. Shrock.
Seattle; M. Wilson, Elma; J. c..
Abrams, Spokane; E. O.. English,
city; David McMartin, St. Paul.
Great Northern-K. G. Weeks,
Montclair, New Jersey; Willet E.
Tomlinson, Marshalltown, n. D.; c.
A. Carew, Spokane; Albert D. Apple
gate, Portland; w. w. Bean and
wife, H. Hanson, j. F. Bener, w. R..
Colby, ir., Seattle; J. T. McChesney,
Everett; J. B. Fosdick, Chelan Falls;
John F. Renet, city; Mrs. w. P.
Moore, Seattle; W. A. Richmond, S.
Compton, Spokane; L. D. Lindsey,
Ed Lindsey, A. Hacket, Seattle.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-08

able to return last Monday to his
home on the Sound. This man had
given up all hopes of ever being
cured of the disease, having tried
every remedy known to the medical
profession, but was merely seeking
some rlief from the dreadful itching
that kept his skin continually in
famed with unsightly sores.
No one can dispute the power o.
this water to cure diseases of this
nature. 1t is certainly a natural
remedy and needs no dilution or
strengthening to fit particular cases
but contains the proper amount of
every ingredient just as it is dipped
from the soapy shores.-Big Bend
Chief.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-08
Will Beautify Soap Lake.

A. A. Goldsmith and j. l.. Stuart
have been spending several weeks at
Soap Lake, where they are making
improvements about the Soap Lake
Sanitarium Co.'s property in which
they are interested. Mr.. Stuart was
in town couple of days the first of
the week but left Monday to resume
his work there. While Mr.. Stuart
is little further along in years
than some who are doing this kind
of work he is making quite record
as a sagebrush grubber and knows
just the kind of lick required.
The entire lake front is the neigh
borhood of the sanitarium has been
cleared of brush and several hun
dred trees, both fruit and shade,
have been planted. Much pains were
taken to put the trees in properly
and it is believed that dry weather
will not affect them. A thick row of
shade populars has been set along
the edge of the water for a distance
of 800 yards and the same kind of
trees now stand thickly about the
hotel. These improvements alone in
a few years will make this resort a
place of beauty and a spot where
guests can enjoy themselves while
seeking the marvellous curative pow
ers of the water.
The company is preparing to build
dyke along the lake front to pro-
tect the shore. 1t will also add to
the appearance and cleanliness OF
the resort.
The new sanitarium is expected to
be completed by September and plans
are now being drawn by an archi-
tect for one of the best and most
up-to-date hotel structures ever built
for this purpose in the west.
Both sanitariums are now almost
filled to their capacity with guests
oha IhC cuih1ACI StdSOu LAS HdIul
arrived. Soap Lake is becoming bet
ter known every year and persons
afflicted with all manner of diseases
are coming from all parts of the
United States and Canada. Some of
the most remarkable cures have been
made during the past few months.
One man who had been suffering
with eczema for six years, and whose
face and body were covered with
itching sores, arrived at the lake a
few days ago and took up the use
OF the water. After drinking and
bathing for a few days a remarkable
change came over his case and he
was cured and considered himself
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WENkTehEE IS TO have
ANOTHER MODERN HOTEL
Hotel, to Erect Fine Structure
This Summer

matter, said: while of course the
plans are not completed, yet they will
be in a short time, and as soon as
possible work will commence and
be built in an IL" shape, surround
ing two sides of the present building.
so that the old building may be oc-
cupied while work is going on on
the new one. 1t is thought that one
portion of the new building may be
hurried through, and occupied while
the remainder is being finished. In
the new structure the California
idea of hotel architecture will be OBJ
served, including the usual tropical
like court in the enclosed portion"
When asked as to the time of the
new buildings completion, Mr. Tay-
lor said, while I had not time to
talk as much with Mr.. Stetson as |
should have liked, | believe l am
safe in saying that the hotel will be
ready for occupancy about 90 days
after the actual work begins"
George w. Stetson is a member of
the Stetson-Post Mill Co. of Seattle,
and the means at his command are
such that the question of finances
for the new institution is a compar-
atively small matter.
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A new, modern hotel assured!

A new, modern hotel assured!
Here's the latest glad tidings to
progressive Wenatchee:
George w. Stetson of Seattle was
in the city yesterday, accompanied
by his architect, E. o. Miller. The
latter is now busy on the plans for
the fine new structure soon to be
completed on the site of the present
Graf Northern hotel. From informa-
ton given the World yesterday We
natchee will soon have the most
handsome hotel edifice in Central
Washington. Mr.. Stetson purchased
the Great Northern hotel about a
year ago, since when that hostelry
has been under the able management
of the Taylors. At the time of the
purchase Mr.. Stetson announced his
intention of constructing a hand
some hotel building, of at least four
stories. and to cost anywhere from
sixty to eighty thousand dollars. 1t
is understood that these plans will
be carried out in full in the build
ing soon to be erected Architect
Miller got busy with his plans early
today, and the work of preparing
them will be fastened as much as
possible.
Mr.. Taylor, manager of the Great
Northern hotel, in speaking of the