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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
death AT LAST
-FOUR MONTHS ALONE"
LAST MESSAGE OF WILLIAM ODE, TIE wATcHmAN OF THt
COURTNEY FORD WRECKED IN ALASKA

AZ Iast-four months alone"
he had set down the happenings
Of that quarter year. giNins . com
plete calendar of events. all leading
10 one end-=the extinEulshmsnt OF
william Ode. sailor.
when the Courtney Ford was
wrecked the captain and surviving
members 81 the crew were picked up
and landed at Seattle. leaving ODE
behind until relief was sent 70 MIN
This only happened few days ago.
when the SCHOONER carrie and Annie
With arecking apparatus on board.
legt for faenbeck tho late. however.
10 be ~ service 70 the sailor who
had watched IN vain for her.
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BASEBALL

Two big exhibitions Of the nation
al game are on at Athletic park to-
day. The morning game began AT
10 30 o'clock. with fair sized
crowd present. Mckay did the
twlfllnE for Seattle. aud Leiberd for
Los Angeles Maupin VIII do the
honorz FOR tho locals this afternoon.
and Thatcher VIII be pitted against
him.
Tomorrow fficRey viii Try 40
change hls luck Every time Jack
has pitched since going over TO the
Pacific National from the Coast
league. he has pitched what ought at
any and all times 10 have been win
bing ball, but each time he has play
"a IN the poorest Of luck.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July THE
fate 81 william Ode. a sailor. who
was left az Waterman on the wreck
81 the schooner Courtney Ford.
which ran ashore on Iaenbeck island.
Alaska. on September 3. isgx. r. told
with dramatic realism IN the log
kept BIZ the unfortunate man. which
has Just reached here.
n was found beside his dead body
BY revenue cutter officers. and Gov
ers a period ~ four months from DC
t0ber & 1902. down 10 the folioWiug
February, when IN pencil. family
traced opposite the entries of FebFn-
AIRY z ana 4, are the words Death
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BARK SPES
GIVEN UP
NOW i7s DAYS OVERDUE, AND
REINSURANCE 90 PER CENT

Nothing having been heard Of the
Swedish bark Spea since she sailed
from London for Freemantie, i5s days
aEa. she has been given up for iosk
Since she was first offered for roiu-
suranee rates on her have daily in-
creased. until che r. now quoted az a
per cent She will be Withdrawn front
the overdue list TODAY.
Hates ON tho British bark samvcns,
TO days out from Norfolk for Bucnos
:, 47.- r "a. - par. esisi4
other overdue vessels are quoted az
faltawal
British bark Samaritan, les dave
from Port Tampa for Yokohama, Of
fertd at 10 pcr cent? British bark Dun
felmllne. iE days out from New NofN
fof shanghai, 10 per cent.
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MME M As MNKRC
OFFICERS TAKE CHARGE OF $1,000 woRTH or ALASKAN
WEALTH BECAUSE THE BANKS ARE CLOSED TO-DAY

on account Of the fact that today
IL banking holiday and tomorrow
Sunday. there was no place for ~ A..
Why and J. Hreadham, two returned
Alaska miners. 70 deposit their gold
dust Mr. Brendham had tsp90 IN gold
under his aafm whsn he arrived At the
police station. and Mr.. Wigs 1900.
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HEZDUP
KARL WATSON WAS RoeeEn
NEAR POLICE STATION

Karl Watson, whose address the po-
lice failed tp get. was held up within a
block Of the police station sariy THE
mofuinR aud relieved o. his money and
watch Watson said be- was going up
washington street between Third ana
Fourth avenues whom be was met by
couple q mon one ~ whom had n
revolver. They commanded him 20 halt
A revolver was showed te his face
and he was forced Go go through the
bands up movement at the augges-
ton Of the thugs,
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polnes ~ QUAKER Town

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July A.
ss has been tina ensteu faF years,
the city of Philadelphia celebrated
the f4sth anniversary 81 She NiEn-
ins Of the declaration % lndspen-
dsnes In this city by holding pa
square.
hands diseoursrd the national airs
and the stars and stripes were run
up ever irdrpsndvnns hail amid
cheers FROM thousands Of threats.
In xariasas parts Of the city ever
gissH appropriate to the day were
held under the auspices Of various
patriotic socirfies
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The FOURTH IN
MANY LANDS
now ivrH BIRTHDAY NATION WAS HoNoREp
AT home Ar.o AasoAo-FoRGics COMMENTS

embassy toia3 ard was attended by
al the prominent members - the
Aipsfteas cpl1ny in Berlin Al Air Ia
Chapsiie The day vas celebrated Tor
the first time IN an official hgliday
s'.ss ss' .s.s .ys.s. - ~
fils = stssf san fiaS aHrf uii1 HililsifstSu
spfToFriats music ard ether csrsmo-
uiea.
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TIE police station ~aa this morning
turned into bank. with Police Capt
Lnuhscher az president and Detective
lack Barck cashier. There we're but
two depoaitors this morning. yet fii,Do
r. gold Il nov locked % IN The biS
safe.
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CELEBRATION AT FORT smlrs

FORT SMITH. Ark. July lin
dependence day Ma enisbFatsd ~
Port smith by the unwilling Of a
handsome monument u the Confed-
crate dead. The Grafton was adj
dressed b. senator Kerry.
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A HARD KNOCK
a GERMAN PAPER DECLARES HAT AMERICAN SAILORS ARB
DESERVING ACCOUNT HARSH DISCIPLINE =

BERLIN. July THE Kieines
Journal today lays the blame Ter
the reported desertion Of tes Amer
lean tars at f<iei to the feet OF Adj
mirai Cotton The paper says the
harsh discipline IN the American
navy IL responsible in a great MEAS
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Wa chong. the wealthy Chinese rner-
chant who camo % Seattle IN poineeF
days. had difficulty ia returning 20 me
city yesterday fnlm Victoria. owing
q The changed administration ~ the
United State Immigration Inspection
service
Collector Isis had 20 authority 10 sd-
NIT him when be arrived 40 Port
Townsend and he had to be taken 70
seattle 81 charge u a customs officer.
where he was allowed 10 land BY Col
Fisher Who II nov chief u the ifaut-
grafton service on the Sound.
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pre for the assertions. II says that
desertionS have been 30 numerous
since the squadron has been IN
European waters that Admiral Cot
ton has been Obliged to have sailors
dispatched from America in order to
handle the fleet.
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AMERICANS IN PARIS

PARIS. July t--osins TO the re-
cent death u Mrs. Horace Porter,
Wifs ~ the American ambassador.
the customary T~ceptiuu AZ the
American embassy % celsurafion 81
fns Fourth 81 July Nas not held to
dsY The American eolauY observed
tar dat n other ways. however. nsv.
efai notable dinners bsinE given In
addition Go the usual large banquet
~ the American chamber OF COM
fnsrcs.
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SAN DIEGO. Cal. July t-Thc
Fourth r. being celebrated here BY.
the planting 81 .cea trees In the
city park by the FoTsstsrs and
Mnasilnsn Of Nonihafn California.
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WAS PLEDGED
TO MARRY

A special from ssiina. Kasa saws ;.
s McCeary 4 Gaiinn was married ~
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cELEBRATEp IN GERMANY
BERLIN. luis "a Eauflh - July
ferspffau was held Hf the American
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ONE CENT

.NeArhER FORECAST Tonight tsr, ,sp,errsv,,
49, -, .s'ms. sunday eseeshb tarl iah, 10 trssh
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Tn dia allegro
en- A1aSCO
Un bollo de pan con man.
tequilla y taxa de cafe
por un centavo
(De maestro corresponsaD

Mario 90 El cuaaro de aficiona.
dos del s.Circulo de instruction y
Recreu", compuesto de los i6yenes
don Francisco Velez Torres, don
Ssrs Fl Agostini. dom Ramon Villa,
fame q. y don Carlos Garcia, est3n
ensayanao In notable piexa dr&mkti.
CO, en- m acto, de don Jose z rrilla:
.El pufial del godG". para Ia velada
del dOmir go de Pascua.
Ha suftido una ligera sgravaci6n,
en- estos dias, en- su doleneia cr6ni-
MICA, que data ya de catoree meses,
nuestro amigo don Manuel Antonio
Velez Por deseo de L. familia,
piensan trasladarlo & los ba11os de
Coamo para probsr Ell tratamiento
de aquellas sguas termales.
El domingo pasado los socios del
&c rculo" gczaron de nm alegre aia
de Playa. Tnici&ron 10 fiesta cam
pestre Pepe Chapel, Sersfin Agos.
tint, Arturo y Pedro Ma Rodriguez.
Talo y Enrique Green, 7irgilio Gar
cis, Demetrio Rodriguez Altiery,
Carlos Arrillaga, Manuel Paz, Ra.
mon VIllsfaf1a %, Antonio y Jo.-
quin Csbollero, Ramon Carlos, jose 6
Morales Gomez, Nibalao y LeobAlao
Pijo&n, Manuel Guz nan Cruz y otros
que no recordamos en- este momento.
A'egraban 10 fiesta, con sus encan.
tos y animacion, En6si Montalvo,
Jovita y Monsita Velex, CArmela y
MargArita Estsve, las dos hermanas
Carlo, otra st d orita rubia que los
aeompa f1aba yik 10 cual no tenemos
Ell gusto de conocar, Carmen Rita>y
Fiaencia Id 60, Orosita Artery, Au-
rea Piio4n. Elma Moatoya, Maria
Morales. e ena. Rosa y Teresa Guz-
man, Maria Gsz man Roarfguez 2 y las
sef1oras dcfa Dolores Ufrutia de
Green y do11a J Jose f. Puig.
Sc comic & orillas del mar " To-
sombra de los palmares, leeh6n asa
do, hallaeas y arrcz CON butif arras.
Licores: buen vino tinto y ron vieio
de IN central Bi<nchi.
Ha sa!ido para San Pedro de Ma.
coris (Santo D 1min go] el laborioso
6 inteligente joven prActico de Far.
maeia, que lleva 10 sub agencia de
una casa de drog&s americana. Es
hijo de nuest o antigua y buen ami
60 don Pedro Jose Rodriguez.
En- estos dias hay competeneia
entire los fAbricantes de pan. Dan
un bollo de pan CON manteq uilla
daneso y cafe prieto, por un centsvo.
Ha quedado remozAda con las me-
ioras Y pinturag reeientes 10 casa de
10 sonora viuds de Avil6s.
Dom Msgfn Montoys ha introdu.
eiao importaotes mejoras en- su es
t b ecimiento de sombrererfa.
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Cronica

Ill 1rforme de In Comiei6n ud1Ct&l
del Ejecutivo, ha aaao m&A que hs
Ger que ell cor fieto venezolano.
De Xxi ometro en- ki,6metro, 6 10
que es 10 mismo, de r&rrafo en- para
70, rinde uno II iornada, Y Apenas
si le queda Amino para deeir:
l&ta. .srtfsties!
Algo Sc parece ese informe & 10
siguiente eseenR, que presenci6 en-
10 P'sza B ,ldorioty.
R0uJ, locamente enamorado de una
mezs listA y de buen ver, hacfsla
protestas de amor. PAse6base 81,
nervioao y sg 'tado, y,exsltando cada
vez mas sus galspteos, decfAla: lMe
amas? lEspero 81 81 Ell suspirado sfi
lSerk tan buenR que hagas mi fell
lidAd CON 500 pronuneiAr esq 7aectd
ye0 sS1aba? Y ellis, CON estuaiado
coquetismo, hablaba Rau1 de las
sstrellas. de IL m1sica, dala guerra
vene zolana, de TODD . /. menos del 81.
del suspirado 81.
Pues 10 Comisi6n Judicial sale
habl6ndonos. POGO m6s, POGO menos,
de slRs estrellAs brillantes. y hasta
<ds 10 luna que eolige..... pero dejs
6 los puel torrique11os, en- 10 que so
refisre 6 la constitution del Conseio,
como Gimenex. digo, como que.
Dc Raul aquella noche, descoraxo.
nado. lPobre Raa1l! Pobse pafs!
Dsmasisdo Saba aquella chiea que
mi compsl1sro deseaba ser amado
por ella para sllavArla los alt&ress. !.
DemasiRdo sati. 10 Comisi6n que
los pusrtorriquef1os solo pedfan Ia
CIUDADANfA AMERICANA Y la d.
vision de poderes.
Pero Sc salieron con sus eoquete'
rias. La ccqueteria saliva. lC6mo
que si Llama de Pougy no faese co.
quota, spenas tuviers sselebridaa II
o*o
Por cele6ridaz, ls han alcsnzado ya
los sef1ores del iEforms. Pasar&n &
10 hisJoriA snvueltos an las pkginas
de la ley Foraker. Y dsspu6s que
nm polftico logra ESQ, pueae edor-
mirse sobre sus laurelesS.
Desde MAchiavelo & Metternich,
NO hay estadist que pueda compa.
rArse en- ITALIA y + eso-y pesog-5, 900
5000 respectivameate con los se ef1o.
res de 10 Comiai6n Jadicial,
Es 10 que se dicen muchas gentes
aencillas. Lean ell tftulo del In for
me, 10 .sfojssns, y dsspues excla
man Mos dAmos por mueftAs pol1
ticaments. .antes que perecer en-
ese <territorio. :. .impreso.
Despues de toto, 10 Comisi6n se
dar& por muy satisfecha. Porque,
como documento literario, eambi .
diestros, polftieo, etc6tera, el infor-
me ha eclipsado en- ruido & sCnmbas
10 obr& de Carri6n. TAnto es asi,
que aeaso sean nombrados los auto.
res de aquel, miembros correspon-
dientes, 6 scorrelacfonados> de Casa
B.anca.
AYmaa1ado.
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CIR AN S A SIT RE RI a
SzEazE7
4 DE r. MONTES.- n
FORTALEzA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extensO
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas ie-
noveses, cuellos, Pu1os, camisas me-
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smolxin y otros articMios
para eaballeros.
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Renates de prendas

Espl6ndido remate de prendas
prociosas sl dia 81 del actual las
dos do 10 tarde en- lA Casa de Pres.
tamos de J. BAz&n Ca. Fortalexa 26
d. ISL
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Ell ''CONDE WIFREDO'
Y eli Juan F'orgas'

Lego el primer vapor & Ponce
con carga consignado & Mayol Hnos
& Co.
Para sus consignatArios, 485 CO
nsstos eebollAs, sol i'd papas.
Oliver Puente & Co. 4 cajas alpar
gatas.
Cosio & Pujol 2 caias alpargAtas,
200 sacos ART z, 300 eajss jab6n
Bonnin Armstrong 80 csjas aeeite.
100 fardos papel.
DAaf & Heraman 200 cajas pastA.
? Bastard 800 garfafones vacfos,
IL csjss conservas so i'd ollas.
Gonzalez Bonnin s. Go. 100 fardoa
papel, 25 csias ciruelas 40 sIs gar
banzos, 10 id aIfs.
Sores de Gilet & Arce 80 fAraos
pApel, 1l4 vino Is Gre vino.
Fslici Co. Sc cIs vino
A. Fernandez s. Co $50 c[s pasta.
cubic quesos ! barril vinagre.
Ofden. s G 80 sAcos arroz.
Llleg6 de Barcelona Ell <Juan For
gase conaignado &C. Armstrong.
C1afo & Pujol 739 canastoz cebo'
las, 25 sacos garbapzos
G Bonnin & Co 49 srs gArbar %.
Para curor un RefyddO en- un dId
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DM BROMA
QUININA. Ri boticario le devolvera 81 dinero 8
no SO cura La drma de e. w. GROVE re- halls
en- cada ca1its.
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Un policia insular
cae de un cabal1o
EN- QUEBRADILLAS
En- las ofcinas de Obras
Pdblicas, los an6nimos
van al canasto
'[De maestro cOrresponso1]

x<O NU0oUO VV5TCoPCfeoNtl
Mario, 28.-Hoy ha regresado &
40 residencia en- CAguas nuestro muy
querido amigo don Nepomuceno Flo.
res, Administrator del diario sLa
Dsmocracia., Ell eual hacfa vArios
diss 80 hallaba On el vecino pueblo
de Isabella en- aauntos do lA admins
TRACTION del msneionado diario.
Ell poliefa insular don J, Blanco,
que se hAlla destacAdo en- eGts pues.
to, sufrio una fuerte eaida de nm Ca
ballo, 81 dia en- que Sc hallaba en-
perseeusi6n del pI6fago Rsimunao
Cruz, de San Sebastian, y aqu6l ha
pedido ser reconocido por an m6dico
por sentirae NAL & consecuenciA del
golpe que recibiera.
Dsseamos su mejorfa, y que vael'
vs 6 prestar prcnto sus valiosos
servicios
HA salido para San Juan nuestro
buen amigo don Juan Mu11oz.
Hace algunos diAs oimos decir que
en- este pueblo hsy quien se acupA
de enviar cartas an6nimAs nj sen 3r
Superintendents de Obras Pd blicas,
cast todos los dias, con el solo obje.
to de hacer dxfio los empleAdos do
las obrAs. Los an6nimos han llega.
do & sd dastino, pero allf, asf como
en- todas las oficinas del Gobierno,
ssta clase de comunicaciones van
directAs al can&sto de papeles rot o.
FL sef1or Superintendent de Obras
PdblicAs tiene confianzs en- sus em'
pleados y no sc deja llevar por las
cAlumnias que algunos misefables
levantan en- contra de aquellos que
fielmente desempsf1an aus deberes.
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IndultO hOnrandO
la memoria de un apostol de la liberia

Con motive de celebrs se en- Paris
el % de Fsbrsro pasado ell centena
rio del nscimiento de Eduardo Qai
net. Ell sAbio = slocuente ar6stol de
10 libertad en- Francis, Ell miniatro
de 10 Guerra dscret6 el indulto de
penas disciplinarias, beneficianao de
clio los alumncs de 10 Escnela Poll
tdcnica y los soldados de Poitiers y
de Nantes.
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Aleluyas

AI1- "A
AHeNItVdS
LOS senores Deie = aaos
-
Pero ssl1enao dc BablA
7 CON gran anlmaclon
-
dc ID esperanz& en- pos
o. Oonselo Eleentlvo
Caando estnvo en 81 seatro
nm an p1PlsIs I'VE naiiAron
:
ina comislon 10 NINA
Despues COMO eoss nuens
hsss1 we !lsSu y eo17eo0
Oespass = r oebArao eIoTme
=
=. .aisson sss s.;1sus.i a. fas.
1.-.
vo1aIon .vuos ue PIE
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La Escuela Velasco

LA ESCuela VelaSC0
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
1S3 SchsrmsrhOn St., Brooklyn
New York, u. s..A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES ETC.. TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE LII.
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEG00I0S, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- O0LEGIOS etc.
Locacion, centrica; hospedage de
primera y preoios moderados. La
Esouela Sc enoarga de instruction
hospedage cuando asl SO desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oiroulares intormes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- sLa Correspondence
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En- esta imprentA SO vsnGs papel
viaio 6 $40 quintal.
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Algeria de ALA

Frente an cafe de 10 calle Ta-
tu&n, renni6se xnoche un b ndmero de
marinos algo Alegres. Uno que iba
mas ALA que sus comps f1eros, pare.
cfa press de nm extrt d afkn de co
rrer, y, como loco. empez6 6 dar
carrer&s de nm lado para otro, me-
ti6ndose por d'timo, en- nm alma s 1
do la esquins. Caanso ssli6 Sa 6sts,
iba en- direcci6n de lA Gale TstukH
hacia el extreme en- qse ee trabAi
en- Ell tendido de rails para Ell tran
via. Sin duaa tnv, IA momanto de
LUcidez y r~troceai6 !. porque si oil
gae, Sc rompe ell bantismo.
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Aquel bohemio. quien 10 g'oris
se ls imports nm blodo, prefere an
dulce dc COCO 6 los aplausos.
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Los p&jaros llenos dc pavor huy an
al monte.... Hi!
Un bohemia 90 yergue y CON ade-
man solemne se come nm nsansp0sti0l
Ahl.... Oh....! Uhl.... Ih!...
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enter
nedades On general.
Operaciones quir1rglcas.
kspecialidad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
H0ras de consultas de 2 4 4 de-
In tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, le.
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Las olas del mar con impstu, so
rompen sobre 10 playa. Uh! 2
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Qaedando & I'm de jornaaa
10 coniasntd, sepQrddG. :!
As1c0.
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Y CON mucho disimu'o
Garrison dijo. .ieste es nulo!
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Pero dijo Vilobf
" que se me imports & mi?
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Don Msgfn Montoys ha iutrodu.
eido importa0tes mejoras en- su es
b ecimiento de sombreretia.
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Ha quedado remozAda con las me-
joras y pinturas reeientes 10 casa de
10 sef1ora viuda de Avil6s.
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Quiaierc n constitution
y les dieron un iGna6n (l)
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P O E M A
CANTO I

Algunos cocos caen de elias y son
eogidos por los que estSn mas cerca
-. Oh!
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Paco cDror Nm Refuodo en- Nm din

FWU VU7UF UT H677TUUU CIT UT UgU
tome Las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DM BROMA
QUININA. I'll botcario le devolvera el dinero 81
no SO, cura., La arma de e. W. GROVE Sc halla
en- cada caiita.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY the Valentine Auction Co.,
auctinneerS

H AH iES ARD PA MANTE hoNP PARLoR
Mirrors. Bric-a-Bra Fine Oak and Wal
nut Bed-room Eurnltnre, &, ,S OAK p Ddsnn,o
| Pictures Irish Point Lace Curtains. Par
Tor Lamps, Gas Range, Brussels and Vel
vet Carpets and RUGS Chase Bro ,io, Up.
| right Ground Piano. &C., at auction, at
| No. ID East Clay Street,
| TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18TH.
on account of party selling residence
on the promises. No, IA East Broad Street,
| Tuesday morning. August 18th, beginning
| at 1880 o'clock, all the Furniture contain
ors. ~ Chase s'a Bros urright Grand piano
Mahogany Case, 1-S Octave. Cost $500,
in perfect order. in use only about two
fry fins six roan rarGr s
Gold Frame Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Willow Rockers, Gold settee, hand some
Parlor Pictures and Eases irish rar Point
handsome, Parlor Lamps. Parlor Tables,
Mantel Clock and Figure, Ebony Music,
Case. Jardinieres and stand, CHARTERED
bic. fine solid brass IS O'Clock Tea" Pot.
Portieres and Lambrcquins, Bric-a-Brac
and Vases; very Fine Parlor Velvet Car
Rack with large oval Mirror, Oak Hall
Chairs. Velvet an dBrussels Hall and
Stair Carpets &c. ca ca.
oua i.tn OAK oak Chairs, odorless Refrig-
orator. handsome Qunrtered OAK BuIlc1'
with large Mirror: Chartered Oak, tx
tension Tables With Massive Legs; SIDE
Tables handsome China Dinner and Tea
Sets. large Assortment Of Fine Class
ware. Silverplated-war knives. Forks
and Spoons, Table Linen, Brussels Car
Chamber No. Handsome CHARTERED
Oak Chamber Suit. with large French
Chairs Galq o' Rockers, Lace ace Curtains. Fine
Spring Edge Couch. Toilet Set, Mattresses,
Sheets. Counterpanes and Blankets Fine
Brussels Carpet &c.
Chamber. No. 2-Nfassive Walnut Cham
Der Suit, with large French. Plate MIR
ror on Dresser and Washstand: Tennessee
Marble Top with Mirror Door Wardrobe
to match: very fine Velour Couch, Lace
Curtains; handsome Toilet Set Clock and
Chamber No. Soak Bedroom Suit,
Toilet Set, Lace Curtains. Rockers;
Couch, Hair Mattress, Springs, Rugs and
Brussels Carpet, &c.
chan5sr No. Any 4MWa Inv CHAMBER 4r, Fu nr
Carpet. Tables, wardrobes,
Mantel Clock and Figure, sc.
Chamber. No. Soak Bedroom suit |
Couch. Feather Pillows and Bolstors
Carpet. Chairs, Rockers. Lace
Hall Rooms-Enameled Single Iron Beds.
Set, Rockers. Lace Curtains, &c.
IIitchen-Gas Range, large Kitchen
Press. Cooking Utensils, &C.
All of the Furniture contained in this
perfeet condition. Sale Positive. any "
TERMS Cash. Ladies' invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
aug 9-2t Auctioneers.