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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-29
Reg7stros de la Propiedad las veiute oiaco
Notsrfas con todos sus defectuosos procedi-

Reg'stros de la Propiedad = las veinte oiaoo
Notsrfas con todos sus defsctuosos procedi-
mientos.
I'm el orden religioso no hubo modification
algons; uoa Obispado catolieo, con un Obl-po
pe niusul ar de reciente mbr .miento, eu p.eno
peIfot 10 autonomioo, dssslraudo al candidate
insular, odan 10 prinoip'os de sig 20 tuvimos
un Ooispo' insosr; una 1g:e.ia Cathedral. con
cahonIgOs, casl todos penlnsulares un clero
en- 50 mayorfa peainsusr en- todAs las preben
das de Ia lila, con exoepc.6n de algun cara pa
rrooo 8 oadjutor lnsular.
I'm lnstrucc'on puoiioa hubo pooss varian
tes, Pessr d. tener uu Ministerlo 0d hoe. En
Ia isa D. bia 497 escueias 4 las que 60 ycorrfao
I l57 nlnas Is lO8 varones, que haoen
total de 1865 alumnos.
FL .e' vlcio de Comunica sioues sigui6 en- 81
perfodo aulo 6mico 10 NIL m que est b. antes.
So bacfs por corrsos terrestres ma, film, :
ira misl 'nes te egrA6ca, por mar terra. Des
de 1870 estamos en- comunicsci6n por cable
con el extranjero, perteneciendo Ia lfnea la
9 'mpoff <West Iodia and Panama limited.s
Los vspores oe Ia Te4sa,lantica Is paflols y los
franceses, alemares y americsnos = las liness
interc, III aIes tamb en- haa coadyavado al SER
vicio 9 Comuuioacionts de la l..
t lsla. q re ei ceu.o de 1897 cerr6 con
1873 7ss labitantts 9, en- 1897 te ia 800 394: de''
20 npue to go 57s Let blan os; 24l, 900 cruza
QDss 1oso14 DeSfOa. mas Z ,0l4 ne hJeroltO,
36S de Marina l.l0l pena,os. L, cusl de-
m le.trA el incramento que hs obteoido Ia po-
bl lacion de la Isla de Puerto Rico, en- ell pre-.
sente s;glo.
La opinion pub'ics estabs repreeeutsds por
los perio ticos LA CoRREsPoNOENc1A,e ell <Bole'
t1u Meroanti'.. Ella Uuion.. <G. Boscapi6, >,
"El Lioeral," &c! Psf.,. Sci Enssyo Obrero, :,
<Ei Listin Comerc'al,. i. sEl M sgister,o. <E,
Boietin Ec esiastico,. en- Sac ia n; Ella Demo
| oraoia,. <E Autonomista,. ell L,stin Me'osn
til. Gel Domingo Alegre. en- Ponce; e. In
parclsl,s el <Diario Popular. <Ls Bru ia, .
en- Maysguss; <El Cite rio, en- Humscao; y
otros vArios Tn los demas pu.b o. de la Is's.
al espfritu de asooiaoi6n, para ell progreeo y
| adelsntamiento de la isa. por la Sooledad Goo
n mica de Am g 's del Paf4. ouya faodac,6o &c
remoota al al 1873; el Coego de Alb ogs los,
fundado en- 1910; ell Ateueo Poertorr,quefo q.
data lie 1875; los G hegios lie Notarios y Pro-
| c'radores. de 1874. del Moutepfo Medioc-
F rmac6ut co dc 1894; , las md tiples 'cieda
dee de Ahorro Aoxil.o Mdtuo esparoid AZ pol
toda la i.ta; = los Due ,to rios y Counties de lot
parti1os Liberal Radical que Sc disputan IL
direcci6n polftica hegemon1a del gobierno d.
! Ia isla.
I Puede decirse que la sacudila de Ia Carts
autonomioa solo habis alosozsdo en- la Coloni
puertorriqa aeha al .orden polftioo sdministrAti
vO.
| (COntinu0rG)
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Ojo al que interese.

Un lote de tabaoo superior, empacado. de
ciento ocheuta quintales mas & menos. proce.
dencia exouslvanente de la Plata. Para mas
informe diriglrss Antonio Flores. Aibonito.
TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.
For sale. A lot of first packed tobacco,
TIA For further information, address Antonio
Flores, Alb INTO. n-s-l5-1o
~ Ri General Davis ha ordenado al Al.
calde de Aguadills satlsfauer haberes deveoga
dss durarte los meses de Mayo y Juoio del
presente aho, por el gaardia muoicpal dc
aquela Villa don Geronimo Sa'gsdo.
-. Fla sido devue to ell expe liente so.
bre amplisolon de las par,i las de <imprevis
tos, y <prssupuesto dc Saoidad, {. remitldo por
el Aloalde de Ponce, & la Seoretarfa Civil. sig
nihoandole que no es neoesaria Ia aprob aci6n
q1e 10 somete. en- virtud de 10 dispuesto en-
circular de Ia Seoretsrfa de Estado de feohs
26 de Mayo delpresente shn.
-. Sc hs despe lido de noao.ros para
Maysg6sz. donde va 4 desempen. .r Is Es
ouela principal de ni6as, la iotelig9nte prcfsso.
ra dt-tinguida amiga nuestra dofa A IA Ro>
qa6. LIE deseamos feiz visje.
-. L, Acadia de Sso oeba bastiau devuel.
Va la 8 ,cretsrfa Civil, una comanlc .ci IN de
fech, IL d 20 pi li6niole informss acerca de la
eitnscion desssperante de los empiesdos de
aqusl munioipio que dioen enouentran ain
reoursos con que atender q sus nece.iGa it 9 m 8
apre miantes y tansoribe scaerdo del A yuu-
dos desde los ultimos meses del aio ppdo.
- La inso6oie ncis de los actos nutri.
tivos es la causa principal de muehas eufsr.
medades. Las cualida1es reoonstit1yentes de
Ia Emulslta de SO it, obe Q en- & |. faci.idad
con que ca asimilada por Ell org gsnismo.
d. don Manuel Mof1iz, M6iioo Ciruiano
de la Universid ID de Madrid.
Certifcs: Q ,e hace dez y seis aflos vene
nreecribiendo Is 'Emus On de SCOTT, de aceite
de hfg ado de bsoslao con hipofo s61os de cal y
lie soss, con muy busnos resu tsdos p.rtica.
larmeote en- la tisis palmonsr, anemia, raqui.
ti.mo en- los niflos, como recon.ti:uyente en-
las convolecencias casos de debilidsd gene
para que conste expi3e Ia presente en-
A1asco, Pto. Rico, 4 - de JUNO d. 1894
Manuel r. Mu,5iz.
- Ss ha declarad) sin lug.r por Ia
Janta Judicial propuesto del Prooarador &c
neral, la formation De causa ooutra E eutsrio
Rosario, que pedi Juan Molfalleta
- H. sid~t stenido por la polica un
muohacho que sustrsjo una silla de Ia casa Q
80 oalle de - Forta'e'a, de la rropiedad de la
Sociedad Anxlio Mutuo.
- De ordeu superior ha detenido Ia
polioia Maria Para.
~~x HI ioforme dado por Ia Junta de
Ohr pub ioss una comunic On de Ia Al.
calofs de Arecib' al general Davis, soicitando
un autlopo de S 1000 para recompoeicicn de
los pne' tes sobre ell RIO santiago al pie de la
oalle <P zarrc, sobre ell rio Jamana en- ell
camino do Utu d.. dioe qae <pronto se lev.
ran efe to mensur g fns'ss, para complet.r
a, oam,no perma nente de Utusdo Arsobo y
los dos puentes refe,dos s:ran debidamente
estud,ados y ca haran loa presupuesto. Min
r.s tsnt", pronto se levantara I'm puente de
N adera en- ell rio Jemana,.
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AS
baflos de Ia Ciu lad
Precios modicos
- d. sbocado aver tarde ell cltalo de.
oarro numero 1875, derrib6 en la carrera uus
puerts de Ia casa III nero AZ. Fortaleza, que al
caer des,ror6 ma vidriera del mostrador del
..tsbie cmlento LAS dos Antillas," al insta.
lado.
-. HI mandatario del partido liberal de
Naranjito don Ricardo Navaez Rtyirs, ha de-
ieg aio sa representation en- ell am 90 don JOSS
Gabriel aaoios Salazsr, por teuer que ausen.
tarAe Ell primero en- oomisiou del psrtldo.
-. Los Farmaceuticos de esta Capital
han presentado al Geoeral Davis. en- represen.
taclon de toda Ia ctase, una ex oosici6u, pidiec.
d. personaidad va. Sc designe una juuta com.
puesta de los senores Gailermety. Patron, Ga.
ilardo Daubon.
-. Aver han inscrito en- ell Ju,gaio
d, Catedral, las defuncicnes d Cruz Nogusra
Vargas, /. de Miguel HID. g, C,uz. cooooi-
d. por ADgel Morssqni los Ia nm,e tos de
Maria Anton,a Pioorne Walls de Padr NJ
la de Ramon Cayetauo r 'man Mercado.
-. La Junta judicial h &C oriado - ma
ni6t sts por circular los tr;buu .les que la, lis
tss que pNa asocIad ieben renitir los l,al-
des, han de contener todss lss oapaui Ia lea one
resldau eo 81 'e"mino muuio:pal = un LII n.ro
igual de co,tribuyene..
- Una joven de l6 II ano', vecins de
S'nturce que ssio aver por lena, in ernAudose
en- un peqneho beeq 'e ce cano de la o.sa, fus
sorpren1lda por g 'sn que b, bts anf ocu TO
que la hiso victim, de 8 m 8 bruta es atrope-
llos. Dado cuents la po.icf.. s,I roc ,di6 &
"a captura ''el del ncuente y ell Jug do de San
Franc 30 ha procedi 10 Ia acta sc6iu.
~. 'qu.itc rlsdo Dor ell Ju,g,d, de San
francisco hs sido preso Eut qaio NJ MO.
-. Ju'gado de San Francisco Def .noie-
nts de aver: Nicola u" gey R,dngu.z Pr.
xed Nd .'zonet y el naoimleoto de Luf. Ayala
? Montsh6'.
- La policfa ocul 6 anoche al IN iividuo
juan Rivera. un cuchil o eou q qu RIA g-a1ir
Manrlcio Cordero; g! hecho tent. lugsr en- Is
p'azuala de Colon. do d. n le fu6 codducidJ r.
vera la prevsnci5n.
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VENDUTA PUBLICA.

Ultinao anu Lacio. Re0Zizuci6as sin M,aites
Las existen las de la ferreterfa qaincal's
eel Canda TO- , cslle de Ia Cruz n . 81, ser L
remstsdos def n 'tivamente por el que ku cribe,
en- slmoneda publios, por Totes de artfeulos de
uns misms esp peoie emp esando el remste el dfa
2 de Ootubre pr6ximo, Ct ntinuando hssta Is
total terminacIon, tcdos los dias lab,rabies
de una oinoo de la tardey de siete 4 nueve de
la noche.
No hay qae perder la ocasi6u.
Francisco Guerra.
Almoued r rub 100.
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HOTEL May FLOWER

Sanchez Morales Y Pan1agu
~ or1sto 1S -4a
Es el Ii ,rel MSS fre.vo ) i ns 80 e;orsI
baflos de Ia Ciu lad.
PreCiOS mOdiCOS
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=. De xEl Territorio.,

-. De <El Territorio.
-Nos con'ts que ell Ayutamiento de Ma
ysgu z, Ell uns de sus ultimss sesiones. protes'
to ne 'gicsmete y por uuaoimidsd contra el
incaliicab g atentado de qua fa6 vfctima el
dignfsimo concAj.l don Federico Gsteli, perso
n ! por todos o. n ,eptos honorable.
No podran decir otro tanto los cobsrdee
instigadore' de |. agresi6n. nj el que Ia llevd
. cAbo slevosamente.
-. L, Jaot. de Obrss p1blioas, hs
p:eguutado Ia secrets ria Civil, 81 por Ia 90.
oretsria de Haciends hs sido no sstisf feohs
uns certifcsoi6n de trabsjos en- Il oarreters de
Msnad Joaus Diaz, que se lihr6 en- JUNO de
lsas por : la0 88, fia de resolver una instsn.
eis prssaatuds por don Carlos do Ess6o,
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Escue|a particular de nihas.
SAN JOSE NJ 81 ALTOS.

Sc dsrau olsses de Instracoi6n prima'ia
labores de mano, oosturs, m1.ica, piano, dibu
10 y los idiomas Espsfol Ing6.
D.rectora: Elena Martinez.
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Una nueva industlia,
Dice Gel Pregonero' de Caracas.

Dice Gel Pregonero" de Caracas.
Con motive de Ia Dajs del csfe, principal
artfoulo de exportaci6n de Ia Repdbca del Sal
vAdor, bsja que srranoo casi de golpe el so p g
de Ia cirou aoi6n monetaria, en- squella naoion
Sc han ado busoar nuevas faentes de riqae'
"a, para levantar ell abatido oomeroio y darle
ocupsci6n multitud de brszos. En- re los nue.
vos eementos desarrollados con aqusl objeto
se encuentra la industria del mangle que con
s,ste en- extraer de esa planta que abunds q ori
Has del mar, ell jugo astringente de su cortess,
prOducto que tanto en- America como en- Euro
- puede tener exteLso consume en- la curtide
RIA de pieles = otros ueos tambi6n industria|es
med dlcinales, FL Gobierno del Salvador ba
protegido "a esta induAtria, por creerla suscep'
tible de gran desarrollo nosotros creemos
Que bien podrisn los we're zols ncs exp otarla
tsmbien, tsnto mas cuapto que aquf el mangle
abunda en- todas nusstras oostas.
-. Traduooiooes: espafiol ingl6s. Ty-
pewritiog: espafiol ingles. Competenoia, aoti
vidsd, discretion.
Adr1ano 7. lopez Nussa, San Juan, P. b.
Up
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. Homo, c,mhia1o al0,oaa i'm ,yos;o

-. Hemos c,mbiado alg1rss impresio-
nes con el .ehor M ni1 'r RIVER, Jefs del psrti.
do b raj; que entire otr, oosas, nos man,f g.
t que gu p,rti 10 no e-taba de q .ue d COO Ia
ai. .posici6, ordens Ia contrib ,c,dn de uu
dollars Dor L.. Q ectnres las pr Xmas eco.
Clones, Ia Gu ii hs p rt'd, rec,ameute dsl 60.
beruador Gen raj. Y su inco' f'-m,dad Ia b.ss
~ qne fiendo gu particle el 500 de- los suro'
de Ia Isl ), seTfs el peri u 10; cpusitera
sdemas que esa dispo ,ici in es anti iemooratc,,
por 10 oual e.tA en- oontraposici6n oou aus doc
trinas.
-. Por So una CANA y coichou en- Gel
Cielc> scab. oe recbirse el gran surti 10 en- Ca
mas barstfslmss oasimirss iDgieses en- CO ties Y
olesas los eegsnte psrsguss b. ston, csrba'
tas = oamlsas Arrivf Hermanos, Fortaless s5.
Is
-. Hsmos vis.o una osrta dirijids nuestro
am;go don Alb lardo Gon.ale. Font por ell com
'etente maestro don Enrique H 'yke. de ro
20, en- que le fel Ia por su proyecto del b Al 90
E,oo,ar de penslones y jub laoiones, 10 reoo'
misrda tfoazmente q SUI comps neros.
-. Por haber retirado Ia sousao'6n ell
Mnisterio Pdolioo, en- el jdioio oral Yer .6os 10
ea Maysgusz contra Cipriano Fantsux, ha sido
este absuelto.
- Hemcs recibido los rameroe SO "a
le la Revista semanal iiustrada sEl Figaro.
e la Habsns. de la que es sgsnte ea ests Ca
ntal don Martin Il yes, San Franol'co IT.
Viene adornado de interesautes futogr abad g,
= esta nfti tameute impresa. La suscripcon m n
| .ual vsls 81 So Sc pub i,a veces al mes >
cada umero viene acompsflado de un ejempiar
| lei perlodioo para famiiias titulado 'Ls Mo.
Ia"
-. H,y ha desoendido Ia tumba Ia
| seflora Gr # | maire carihosa de la i6vsn ar
| tlsts Prudeoca. A oon-ecu encia del tenn poraI,
| que la sorprend'o en- Pouce, reoibio un go pa
| en- una pierna tom6 CANA hasta hoy que ha
rendido Ia jornada ds la vida Deseamus re-.
s'gnacion su amante hija demss deados y
| que ella oesosnse en- paz
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-21
BUBBLES LAST FOR ACES.
They Have Been Found Securely I'm
bedded in Solid Quartz.

from the OnlCago chronicle.
Bubbles light as air." are not al
ways evanescent. They have been
known TO endure for long time and
DR. A. A. Julien, Of Columbia college,
has in his possession two or three
OF the most wonderful minerals in the
world. one of them is piece of quartz
which he picked up near Columbia N.
II. This bit of quartz is transparent
and has a little cavity in it's center
filled with liquid, in which a bubble
Of gas keeps jumping about from side
TO side. The bubble is very small and
can be seen only under the microscope.
1t is about one microm that is, 1-25, =
inch in diameter, and IL dashes from
wall TO wall Of the cavity in restless
motion, like nomad trying to es-
cape.
This nomad must have continued
during the ages which have elapsed
since the consolidation of the granite.
In other words, the little bubble was
inclosed in the quartz several million
years ago, when all rocks We're IN a
molten state and the earth was in
process Of formation. Probably 1t has
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kept in motion longer, and moved a
greater distance, back and forth, than
any other substance on earth. The
cavity in which it moves Is about
double its size, so that the bubble
travels about 1-25,OOO inch at every
Jump, and It moves irregularly sew
eral times each second, Ii it has been
moving thus but twice a second for
but 1,000O00 years it must have tray
eled 4OO 900 miles. Of course the bub-
BILE has been jumping ABOUT for moro
than 100000 years, If the estimates
of the geologlsts are correct The liqulI
in the little cavity is probably sat
urated solution of common salt, and
the gas is carbon diOXide.
DR.. Julien has another piece Of
quartz found in North Carolina, which
has cavity holding liquid and bub-
bile, which is remarkable because the
bubble can be made to appear and dis
appear at the will of IT'S owner All
one has to do Is ia breath hard upon IT,,
when It will disappear. 1t is the heat
Of his breath which causes the liquid
to expand and al up the space ordi-
narily occupied by the air bubble, OF
course any gentle heat Will cause the
change.
DR.. Julien has still another gas bub-
BILE, this one inclosed in a piece Of
white topaz from Minas Geraes, Bra,
zll, which, under the microscope, shows
some wonderful effects. The cavity is
tubular and the sides or walls are
parallel to the prismatic faces Of the
crystal.
The liquid in the cavity is a quite
strong brine. with still another color
less LIQUID Ciquid carbon dioXide) oc-
cupylng a central position. Looking
through the microscope you may see
the first cavity. then the denser brine
near its ends, with intlnitesimal salt
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besides preventing great deal Of the
sickness itself.
Doctors visits come high saws Mrs Bela r.
Howard, of Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co, Cal ~
have been in this place sixteen years aud have
only had doctor once in my family since that
time, thanks to Dr. Pierces Common Sense
Medical Adviser and his medicines This book
saves doctors visits. ] cannot do without il in
the house. ] have had two copies but cannot
keep them. Enclosed send 7I one-cent stamps
for another copy" Another lady Mrs Ieunie
Warren, Of Clifton, Graham Co., Arizona saws;
With pleasure l write to you again to let YOU
know that feel as well and strong as | ever did
With your kind and good advice aud DR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription have been entirely cured
thank you thousand times for your good ad,
vice. think that IL every person who Is sick In
any way will write to you for advice and will
take the medicine you prescribe, according to
directions, no other Doctors services will be
needed"
The great thousand-page Medical Ad-
wiser will be sent free paper-bound for 81
one-cent stamps TO pay the cost of mail
ing only; or in cloth-binding Al stamps.
A whole medical library in one volume
Address r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo,
N. Y. He will send professional advice
Tin a plain sealed envelope) free of
charge. All letters are considered in
sacred privacy, and never published ex.
cent by the writer's permission.
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cubes floating in it; then, in the center,
the liluid carbon dloxide, with the air
bubble in the middle OF it, The curves
of domarcation which show up between
the cJlorless and non-colorless liquid
are very beautiful.
IT r. really one liquid floating within
another liquid, and an air bubble in the
center of all. The air bubble always
floats near the upper surface OF the
cavity, whichever way the mineral Ia
held. SO that the piece OF topaz is a
natural spirit level.
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IS ndrd
Z enough
= to bear
under the
best of
condi-
tions. 1t
almost all
ways cuts
off part
the regular
o me, and
II on top of
it adds UNI
,onably to
expense it
'st too great
or any fam
derate cir
to endure.
e is a way
ost of these
10 Aw~a.a..Aa-
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Doctors Costly Visits,

Sickness in the family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-29
A GANG OF
CATTLE THIEVES
Their Operations Revealed by
the Arrest of Two Men.

COLFAx. Wash. June 29.-The ar.
rest " James Woodruff and Bert r.
Hayden. tire two young cattle
thieves from Latah county, Idaho.
who subsequently pleaded guilty to
a charge of bringing stolen property
into the state and were sentenced to
four years In the penltentlary and
one year In the county Jail respect
lively, has been the means Of reveal
ing the workings Of n dangerous lot
u cattle thieves that have been OPP
Grating for years In that vicinity.
Since the men have been arrested
they have talked freely Of their work
and have told Of others.
Woodruff confessed 90 stealing sew
en- head Of yearllnR steers from John
Anderson Of Rocky Fork on the Pa
louise river moro than year ago
Those. he claimed, were sold To w.
l.. Schmidt. n Colfax butcher. for tga
Yesterday John Anderson and his
brother were In Colfax and talked
with the sheriff and with Mr.
schmidt. The latter volunteered to
pay Anderson for the cattle II he
finds that he bought those Woodruff
claims 10 have stolen and sold to
him. Mr.. Schmidt keeps account Of
all animals bought. the number.
brands. etc. and II. upon examlna-
ton Of his accounts he finds that
he got these cattle he viii pay Mr..
Anderson Tor them.
Bert Hayden, the younger Of the
two thieves. tells Of the workings OF
the gang before he was old enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-29
DR.. l0CkHART
is INDIGNANT

SPOKANE, June so.--nr. Lock
hart. whose removal from thu super
infendeney Of the Medical Lake asy-
ium for the insane. was reported In
yesterdays pApsts. made 10 a repre-
sentative Of the Spokesman. Review
yesterday what might be- termed a
warmly worded statement for
publication.
In this statement te speaks Of
Gov Rogers as iudiacreet Ia appoint
ing "a young coxcouib scarcely out
Of his teens CDR. McLsanI to the
management " the Institution.
makes sighting allusion 20 the board
member. Jordan. calls snively a
Acoundrel and Lister cuxcomb.
makes charges of conspiracy to Dust
him from the supsrintcndsucy. and
generally stirH things up.
lie makes no effort 10 conceal his
feeling over his removal. but cuts
loose and speaks his mind freely con-
corning many things Of interest.
when a spokesma n Review repre-
sentative went 10 Medical Lake yes
terday. he found Or. Mclean already
in charge Of the asylum as sup-rin-
tendeut. and when Or Lockhart re-
turned to the institution at noon
from a short trip 10 Spokane. he
found himself out Of job
DR.. Lockhart remarked; The gov
ernor evidently Is hot. judging by the
haste he displays. suppose he de-
rircs 70 cut on my salary at the
earliest opportunity"
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Given to The Star by One VIM Was
on the Inside.
LACK OF UNIFORMITY IN PRICES
Due to the Arrival of New Mediums in This
City Who Cut Prices in Order TO
Secure Business.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Rufus T. Lincoln 81 IA. BY james
a. Moore. attorney. 10 Archibald
He'll. tract 90. Moore's s-aere tracts
$1,000.
Frank stevenson e. ux = Archl.
bald iieli. lots aud &. Moore.n s-arrs
tracts. SO.
\. /. sofenson Ia Ssls Rasmussen
lots and 4. blk 6. stcvenasu's nrzl
al. a. Enumeiaw. SEQ,
Owen aud Mary Fox. john and
Mary p.Bfien. to H. ~. Dearborn
lot blk G. McNauEht's third al e
part iet blk -. Seattle Tide lands
sioo.
John H. Wright to ~. II Dear,
born. lots u and ~. blk 4: lot q biz
5. psnny 4 iluyt's ad.. uoa
Mary J. Wright % samuel J
Mright. property IN SkaEit county
1900
David LiverspanEar 10 Lyds Liv.
snspanger. lots and 8. hik a. Van.
derbcck's iirst addition. fialse creek
81.
Nelm Larsen Vt IN. 20 James a.
hiiigan. lot Is blk ~. Gilman park
$3.50.
George u. HANDLE e ux 70 Daniel
-. Merritt. lots ii ana is. blk s. by
ron add. $50.
William u. French 81 ux by e. ~
French. attorney. to Mary =. Cnnra
track On y side lots . aud IA. biz y.
Fronch's add 10 Slaughter. SO
Jennie L. Villas and hub. 20 A. n
Van Valkenburw. lot IS Blk :. Grrcn's
add. fits0
W J. Parkinson e TX 90 Stockton
Rumney losa I. = ]. n and -. bin
:. lots J 70 =. ~ 20 a. blk J. lots 60
blk Z. Prospect terrace. second ada,
lots Ia J. : % =. Blk 4. lots / e. I
Blk ?. Prospect Terrace third add.
5000.
Carrie II. Hopkins 10 Lucy = Hap.
kins. lots 10 :. blk %. MeSauThs's
second add. TOO.
James CLARK ct IN. 20 4. ". Dut.
ton. tract In acc Is 10 ~ ~,
$50.
Ellen II. Hathaway. trustee ana
admr. of Iiorstio Hathaway. % ~.
len u tlyeFs lot blk II, Rsntan
Hiil add. 1880.
Receiver % Security Savings hant
To A. J kFonaulst. lot isss blk ca
Columbia supp. add No. I. IS.
Gustaf Burke to cnthar8ne r. d
Williams. tots - and % blk 70. Hack
mans supp. plat blks 10. etc. Wood
land add. to salmon hay city. uE0
Henry n Dearborn tn Morton H.
shuil. n = lot 5 biz "a. Heil heirs
second add. $3.50.