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MEDICAL

CANCERS CURED.
DIR. Wheeler removes and cures cancer from
eight to twelve days, without the use Of
knife or loss of blood. He has cured thou.
sands Of cases, and has never made failure
in a single instance, when he pronounced the
case durable XRays not In It. Forty-three
years experience. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Write for. book of testimonials call at
office. Suite 300 and 307 Globe building,
Minneapolis. MINI.
WOMEN's DISEASES CURE. Gall or writo DR..
BLY,. Alp Nicollet av. Sd floor: new book 25c.
PILEs-DR. H. WAITE; Is YEARS SPECIAL.
ist; every case; write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn ay, Minneapolis.
ALL KINDS OF DISEASES CURED WITHOUT
medicines or operations; rheumatism, nervous
ness indigestion and female diseases a spe-
cialty. DR.. o. A. Ostby, 260 Cedar. ay.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solcitors main office, 920-935 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis. MINI. 81 McGill build
ing, Washington. d. O.
PATENTs-PR0TECT YOUR IDEAS; NO A.
lowance no fee. Consultation free Est. 1854.
Milo B. Stevens & Co.. S81 14th st, w flashing ton.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLE.

IF you ARE A PHOTOGRAPHERS WE CAN
develop, print enlarge pictures for you In
the best manner, at moderate cost. We sell
all the kodaks and best cameras, and all
photo supplies at lowest prices. Send for
price list: e. B. Meyrowitz Kodak Agency,
H04 Nicollet nv.
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THORPE BROS.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTALS,
ANDRUs BUILDING.
S10-9e Cedar Lake road, Groom house, well.
11-$42s 81 az rooms, e city water as 1a'e''
$$1s71 A s St s. rooms rnt aoor
s14-s25 l4th az S, 5 rooms, city water, stove
s15-24s Hennepin av, third floor, 8 rooms, city
water, sewer.
s1e-cerner Cedar dI. Lake Road and Chestnut av
$25-136 Bedford st Sc, 7-room house, modern.
s25-a esseP Daf gas az 8 rooms modern
$25-1s26 4th av s, s-room modern house.
$25-1913 Nicollet ay, 11room modern house.
5000 Royalston az, 8 rooms, thoroughly mod
Porsnd modern modern Ronss
$35-35 Clarence av, Prospect Park, 1o-room
s,o mod oa1 e e. 81 Groom modern house
$1,000 5th st Sc, '11-room modern house. '
$60--M 18th st, 11-room modern house.
ede house II Sunny
FLATS.
Penn PENN az rooms sst aose o
1SE D 1tS Sega OAKLAND asa aats 7room
modern fats. "
STORES.
6 Sd st NJ 52Ox5O heated. $42.
252 I'd av s, 24x1O0, $50.
IA 7th st s, 920xT0, $50.
10 7th st s. 25xso steam heated, $780,
| WAREHOUSES. n
Warehouse about eox75, with trackage, on Mic
| olIet island.
11oh 9Th st $, second floor, 44xee, electric ele-
217-2s 1st av N. $500 square feet suitable for
light manufacturing.
/ "a and 80 Washington NJ 5, Ole square feet.
suitable for light manufa cturing. s
20s Nicollet avs 1850 feet s
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WOOD AND COAL

ton; coal II scarce; buy now. Heavy gang
$2.75; slab. 1916; this years cut. Both
phones. 5Wasbburn Coal Co, 10 9Th st 8.
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OPTICAL GOODS

S~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYRoWITZ'S INVISIBLE
bifocal glasses h. B. Meyrowitz expert lens
grinder. 6O4 Nicollet ay.
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CLAR1vOYANTs

DIR. CLAYMoNT, WONDERFUL CLAIRVoY-
ant, magnetic healer. palmist. 1923 Henne-
t min aV. zsH5ra5
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MUSICAL

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90 o o o o
Q BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PUPILS Q
o for voice culture and piano study, find o
o a conscientious teacher in Nine. Alex o
o andra Hollaender Fahnestock. who, COM 0
o ing from well-known family of mu- o
sicans in Germany, has taught most sue, Q
o cessfully in New York and Chicago. and Q
o assisted her brother, the composer. Prof: 9
O Alesis Hollaender, at his college of o
o music in Berlin, during the laEt year o
which ste spent abroad; At home to re- 9
cieye pupils every Wednesday afternoon
O and evening at her residence, 92o q 0
10th ST, near Chicago av.
WANT 70 HEAR FROM GOOD FIRST TENOR
and bass to form quartet. No buns, but gen.
tlemen willing to work. t441. Journal.
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IMp0RTANT FnR p ENTERs

JANNEY. los Phoeni I Bldg = !
IMPORTANT FOR. RENTERS.
Why have Nothing "a sn eR for lone
R Na, aMays seTt tSe
your rent will pay for it?
Do you know we are the only company in
Minnesota that gives you absolute security for
Why? Because We are the only company
that gives you deed in your own name, and
taking only a mortgage as security.
for ~ YOU la absolutely But instead. il You only
be taken from you any time, unless you have
the deed in your own name, we furnish it.
the oldest and strongest trust Company in st.
your payments direct to them, and every. dol
always in their vaults.
We protect your family in event of death
shsad fnS s t. pay for eSs If
nish tie Very best security sec ti ~ tns'' 49, =
We are i4 y company say When you pay US
IN us some Other city where ! the pa' company did
business before they came here, but 1t Is used
to buy or build a home for you and your
VI ARE AN INCORPORATION, ORGAN
lied UNDER THE LAWS OF MINNESOTA,
F Rh ARb not I LIABLE fGHVG For ANY OF
Be warned. There is liability in a mutual
company; every member is liable for the debts
of the company.
We make loans out Of the city also.
If you want home small monthly pay
ments and want to be absolutely safe. call on
&oRTHwEsTERN
HOME COMPANY.
PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Our offices have been removed to more COM
suite $40 Temple Court building, where we
take care D Of our business in more efficient
manner.
pany. we had to remove to more commodious
; Don't forget the number, $40 Temple Court,
corner Hennepin and Washington avs.
MODERN HOUSE
$25. 90.
Nine-room house in Oak Park, No. S26 Logan
good heater; open plumbing, gas fixtures etc.
Immediate possession can be given.
ED RzNM,I I. N Mf SN2,T
~ & TEMPLE COURT.
DAVID 6. BELL INVESTMENT co.,
III a6J hasgth S5Essf ::
1888 Franklin ay 8 rooms, no furnace. .$25 .O(
1920 Lyndale av S, 8 rooms barn ......... 35 .0l
IT'S Hennepin av 10 rooms. .............. $50:
2731 Harriet av, 10 rooms, no furnace,
barn ................. oOt
1416 Chicago av. 10 rooms barn. ....... 0t
HOUSES-NOT MODERN.
S11 w 81 st, rooms, cellar, cistern,
.-- we'll $1S. W
1886 Jackson st NE, rooms, cellar, els
tern, we'll, woodshed. .............. 15.0
2o1S Oakland av, rooms cellar, cistern,
well, barn 10
2115 18th av S, 10 rooms, city water, barn 1896
sos Western av, rooms, city water. 1870
2635 LIST av s, 8 rosms, city water, sewer. 1870
525 Bryant av N, rooms, city water,
cellar, shed .............. 40
FLATS-NOT HEATED.
2709 Riverside av, first floor, rooms, city
water, cellar ..................... 3d.
3O0S Lyndale av S. second floor, rooms,
city water, sewer, bath, closet. 100
$40 Penn av, second floor, 5 rooms city
STORES.
"a and 20 I'd st N, double brick store
3010 Lyndale av S, basement, arrange for
barber shop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
NEVER BUY REAL ESTATE WITHOUT HAV
ing the title insured. Office, Oneida bldg. +
CORNER HOUSE, M0DERN; BARN. 274
Stevens av.
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FOR RENT
UNFINISHED Rooms.

TWO PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, SO
per month"; south part Of city. Address 5457,
Journal .g-, @Tts
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THREE HEATED UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
complete for housekeeping, private bath, store
room and laundry, to ladies only; $22. SOB
Of 4 ). p. Sd
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FOR RENT
UNFINISHED Houses.
Continued

sso-lel1 PLEASANT Av, z ROOMS, MODERN
! except heat, good barn
$30-716 Bradford. av N. 10 rooms, city water.
500 rooms inside 10Th st and Portland ay, all
MODERN
S27-1SO4 Clinton av, 8 rooms modern except
heat, will rent first floor, SIG; second floor,
$13
$17-2227 Girard av N, 6 rooms and barn.
JANNEY P1dp "a
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SEVEN-KUUM HOUSE, 3104 HUMBOLDT AV s,
SIS.
Sl4-l7l6 EMERSON Av N, ROOMS, CITY
borhood. one block from North Side High
Lauderdale & Co., 1855 Temple Court.
HOUSE = ROOMS, ALL MODERN EXCEPT
furnace, 2O20 Oakland av. Apply w. n Tay-
lor, 262S 9th av S. :.
SIS MONTHLY BUYS EIGHT-ROoM HOUSE,
1927, I'd st Me- car, school, good condi-
ton. Webster, sol Phoenix.
FOR RENT s.RoOM, MODERN HOUSE,
combination heat, and barn. 122 w 32d st.
FOR RENT-1s2s PARK Az, OCT. l. NINE
rooms, modern; hardwood floors, open plumb
ing; hrst-cass condition. Call 1881 Park av.
FOR SALE - 81 CEDAR LAKE ROAD, HOUSE,
rooms: lot 54x175. 81, $50 Wyman & Plum
mer, 1926 Nicollet ,av. ysa
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FOR RENT
Offices.
Continued.
Stores.

FOR RENT-DEsKROoM, GOOD, LIGHT OF.
fee, 81. Apply 219 Kasota block.
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FOR RENT-FoUR OR FIVE ROOMS, UP
stairs, 2443 18th s.
FOR RENT ROOMS, UPSTAIRS, 1901 HUM
bolt. Inquire H. B. Mcintyre, 1921 Sd av S.
$15-FIvE ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR, MODERN
except heat; hot and cold water bath, gas,
pictures 2625 Grand av.
FOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS, UPSTAIRS; GOOD
location; to man and wife; only SIS per month
21Q GrnYaland q Y
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HOUSES,

80.
1904 Second av S; large brick house. In
quire at our office for description. 4,,ou
215 Groveland avenue-Eleven rooms thor
1924 Stevens av-12 rooms, modern. $45.
90 Grove street.-The rooms, modern, $40.
1923 18th st No rooms, thoroughly mod
IA Florence Court-12 rooms modern, new
steam heating plant, $50.
1927 Park avs rooms, modern, barn. 300.
+ 121 18th st No rooms. modern, $s5..
2446 Harriet avenues rooms, modern,
hardwood floors, barn, lawn. So. 80.
:; 1920 Garfield avenue-1O rooms, modern $3o.
31O5 Columbus AVENUES rooms, modern,
lois First avenue ST rooms, city water,
2750 Second avenue ST rooms. city water,
bath. barn, $27: 90: 49,
Is Florence Court-Ten rooms. modern, $25
2l1O Lyndale avenue NJ rooms, thoroughly
modern, $25. III
We have a nice modern furnished home for
rent. Inquire for location.
: EAM-HEATED FLATS.
1913 18th st s-The Huyler. fat 3d." first
III 18th st She Huyler, nat c. sec
ond floor, six rooms. No more desirable fat
could be had anywhere
123 18th st S-The Huyler, apartment No.
6. Two rooms the third floor. The only
small apartment we have left.
The 4Waverly-Corner Stevens av and 18th
st. Three small fats for rent. thoroughly
modern, hardwood floors, open plumbing, $25
II UNHEATED FLATS. !.
1901 East 18th st-First floor, six rooms,
modern, sol.
s3ls7 Clinton av-second floor, five rooms,
new, modern, $685., =
3137 Clinton av-First floor FIVE rooms, new,
modern, $3.50.
1121 Western avenue-First floor, six rooms
hot-air furnace, $25.
Call for rental bulletin for complete
list of homes, fats, rooms, stores, offices, ETC.
"a. MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
No. 31l Nicollet avenue.
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FOR RENT
Jnfurnished Houses.

Unfurnished Houses.
Ill SPRUCE PLACE, NINE ROOMS, HARD
wood floors, open plumbing laundry; arteslah
water. janttor service steam heat furnaSheu'
$4O IN summer, 500 in winter. George OulIin'
manager. 3U9 Phoenix building.
1909 Sd AV s., Il ROOMS. MODERN, BARN, s75
heated; $65 winter, $50 summer.
800 Forest av, rooms. modern, $50:
26lI Nicollet ay, IL rooms modern, $Sa.
1911 18th av S. rooms, modern. SoG .ro
212lHennepin ay, 10 rooms, modern, Darn, 9oo'
LOU Park av, IA rooms, modern, VI SOC
1894 Waverly place. II rooms, modern $So;
1878 14th av s, rooms, city water $lS.oo.
301 Aldrich ay N, rooms, modern, $22.oo.
25lO Oakland ay, rooms, city water @lo'
1872 9th ay s, rooms, modern, you.
$40 Il 24th st. third floor, fiat, $40 e,r
21S University Sc. Z rooms, city wafer. Sto'
GEORGE ODLUM, MGR, 3O9 PHOENIX BLp1.
FOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS, DOWNSTAIRS;
house, Grand and 4Oth st s. inquire -
E H. Van Nest, 60S Nicollet av.
$s-THREE WARM, SUNNY ROOMS; CITY
water wet sink, closet, woodshed; near n Su..
1446 Kenwood parkway. Webster, SUI fhoe-
nix.
FOR SALE OR RENT-sOUTHEAsT, NEAR
university. desirable, modern nine-room mousse
401 Oak st. One block from interurpan caf
line. Gould, 315 Ontario st Sc.
FOR RENT-A CHOICE RESIDENCE AT NO. 23
500 Oneida building -
LARGE Is ROOM MODERN HOUSE, CRATES
and mantels. six stationary washb0Wls, steam
heat large, barn large grounds. 2244 Nicollet
av Key at 1921 Baisdell. Edwards & Brew
ster. SOB Guaranty building.
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Furnished Houses.

NO. 1913 OAK GROVE ST.
Ten-room house; open-work plumbing, hard
wood finish and parquet floors; just refnished
throughout; two-story barn on premises In
quire for keys at O12 Nicollet av.
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REsK ROOM, ANDRus BLDG, Sc PER MONTH;
use of N. w. phone. Address 4742. Journal.
EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE, LARGE OR
small; first floor N. Y. Life bldg Gale & Co..
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT IN THE t.PHoE-
nix Building, Call at room AT. for par
81 ticulars.
KAEoTA BLOCK, KENNEPIN Av AND O
% 4th st; one to three rooms, steam heated. O
o First-class service. Walter r. Badger, O
10 Ito Kasota block. or 300 Oneida building. q
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De GuayaniIIa

Existe una Ley para dividir & Puer-
to Rico en- distritos de camlDos para
disponer la construction, entretenlmlen-
to Y reparaci6n de los caminos vecinales
v rurales Dicha Ley fue votada y apro-
bada por la Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico en- 10 de Mario de 1902 y
en- su secci6n 80 dispone, entire otras CO.
sas, 10 siguiente:
<En la primera session ordinaria que
Sc celebre despu6s de defnitivamente
acordado ell plan de las obras correspon-
dientes al afIo econ6micO pr0xlmo, Sc
gun 10 previsto en- esta Ley, la Junta
de Inspectores del Distrito anunciara la
subasta de las obras por 10 menos ell un
peri6dico de circulation general, duran
te un periodic que no bajara de trelnta
dias.3
De prop6sito traemos las colum-
mas de su ilustrado diario ell parrafo que
hemos tornado de la citada Ley para ha-
cerle la siguiente pregunta la Junta
de Inspectores de caminos del Distrlto
de Ponce.
2Puede la Junta de referencia acor-
dar sin incurrir en- responsabllldad, que
Sc practiquen por administration traba-
los de entretenimiento y reparacl6n de
los caminos vecinales rurales de Qua
vanilla sin antes haber cumplldo con 10
que bien claramente determine la sec
ci6n 80 de la Ley de que nos venlmos
ocupando? Ha procedido la Junta de
Inspectores a anunciar la subasta de las
obras que piensa lIevar cabo en- los ca
minos vecinales rurales de Guayani-
liza para los cuales va SC estan buscan-
do sah1iados quienes darle Ia teta a
de chupar2
Esperamos una contestaci6n amplla
satisfactoria nuestras preguntas, y
meintras aquella llega, nos permitimos
lamar la atencion del Honorable Supe-
ritendente de obras pdblicas y del senior
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do in1til la intrepidez del carrero para
eyitarlo. Ell bruto murio instantanea-
mente ell CARO- quedo completamente
destrozado.
Este incidente desagradable fue mo-
tivado por la imprudencia del peon al
querer dar la yuelta al animal con ell ca
rro, en- un sitio verdaderamente difficult
toso.
. Las perdidas las sufri6 ell contratis-
ia senor Garofalo
Ell pueblo Sc prepara para cele-
brar San Pedro. Las festas duraran
tres dfas. Veintisiete, veintiocho vein
tinueve. Ell entusiasno es grande. Ha
bra alboradas, juegos populares, salve,
misa con paneg1rico, dianas, etc, etc.
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JUNTA ES(OLAR Df (OMERIO

In session celebrada en- diez del pre-
sente mes, fu6 scuerdo en- cumplimiento
de 10 que determine la secci6n "a de las
vigentes Leyes Escolares, sehalar hasta
ell veinte Y ocho del corriente mes de
plazo, para que los profesores que de-
seen contratarse para su desempeno de
las Escuelas p6blicas de esta localidad,
remitan sus solicitudes acompanadas de
sus certificates demas documentos.
Todas las solicitudes deben remitir-
Sc al Secretario de esta Junta.
Comerfo JUNO Y de 1903.
&. CARMONA.
j. CARMONA. Presidente.
SecretariO. 3--2
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Sensible f1II0(imIOntO

En- la Central Aguirre ha muerto
don Aurelio Quintana Cajas, IN buen
patricia Y que trabaj6 mucho por los
ideales de nuestro partido.
La muerte le Sorprendio q los "a
amos de edad, precisamente en- la 6poca
de sus ilusiones y de sus energlas.
Enviamcs toda su familia ell mas
sentido pesame, por tan profundo pesar.
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De- Yabucoa a Caguas
DE NursrRo ooaREsroNsAr. tMAe6.')
Dia II.

Dia IL.
~ domingo Sc encontr6 ahorcadO
IN wv casa barrio de <Calabazas,> el an
ciano Juan Pablo Santana, lgnorandose
Il m6vil que le impulse tomar tan tre-
nenda resoluci%n.- Santana, segdn no.
Ecias Dadecia de enagenacl0n mental.
Tontaba setenta ochO amos de edad.
An eiUuiente dia Sc lie practice la autop-
in nor al doctor Gonzalez y practlcante
Frfas.
Il barrio de xLimones,> hubo una rina
entre los indiyfduOs Francisco Rodri-
onez \ Nolasco Colon, resultando ell prl-
naro herido en- la region carplana pos
terior con fractura de los dos dltlmos
rernos. i ell segundo con una peqeena
berida incisa en- la region malar y fuer-
tes c0ntusiones en- la parte lateral ~
auierda Ambos sugetos fueron cura-
dos en- ell Hospitalillo.
FI domingo, fu6 dia de aconteci-
mientos. Llego a este pueblo en- asun-
tos reacionados con el Board de SAM
dad y Carload, ell celeberrimo Coll y
Tostada, aqu6l que le record6 a Munoz
Rivera los dollars con que habla contrl-
buido para los gastos del partldo, suma
aue inmediatamente deposlto Munoz en-
el Banco para su devOluci0n.
"A su llegada Sc enfermo, atrlbuyen-
dOlo Ia cgente ignOrante> a esa atmoste-
"a caldeada en- muhOclSmo que aqul Sc
respira. LIE acompanaba su edecan, sa-
hendo ambos al siguiente dla para Mau-
-Anoche celebr6 tenida la respeta-
BILE logia <Hijos de la Luz.o
FL cabo Munoz, de la policla in
sular. que fu6 nombrado recientemente
Dars esta comandancia, tOm6 possession
81 mi6rcoles.
Ell practicante Fr1as ha traslada-
do su familia este pueblo.
-Tambi6n aqul esta de moda Ell pos
taleo.
All amigo Huyke, inteligent1simo
professor principal, no le pasa dla SIN
que de la isla lie llueyen targetas sollcl-
tando su aut6grafo.
Hemos visto muchas de sus inspira-
clones resultan brillantes, pero no
nuiere (por modestia) verlas publicadas
en Ia prensa, & pesar de las muchas s1-
plicas que le hemos hechO.
-Por intentar acOmeter con arma
hortffera don Jose Rosell6, fue preso
Ell lunes por la noche en- el poblado de
Guayan6s, ell individuo Olivo Santiago.
La polcia fu6 llamada, ell cabo Munoz
EN- vista de la resistencia del OliVo, hubo
be mandar al pueblo por un mandamien-
to judicial para poder penetrar en- la ca
sa sacar al Santiago que estaba tran
eado en- ella.
Por la madrugada regres6 la policIa
con dicho sugeto poni6ndolo q disposi-
c6n del juzgado de paz.
Este seryicio honra al cabo Munoz
y 10 ha hecho acreedor al aprecio del
pueblo, porque pesar de la resistencia
del Ohvo no tuvo necesidad de emplear
medios yiolentos para conducirlo al
pueblo.
-Llueye sin cesar; los caminos es-
tan intransitables y los correos llegan
con irregularidad.
Por descuido de un carrero en-
eargado de conducir piedra picada en- la
carretera de este pueblo & Maunabo, ca
30 desde una altura de treinta metros
pproximados, un caballo que estaba pc
VadO al caro- que hace eSe SerViciO. Sien-
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Hace constar

El senor don Jes1s Ma Gonzalez
pa6a hace constar, que seg1n poder de
\ 'se senor padre, don Felipe Gonzalez Ri
ara a. 6nicamente su persona tiene dere-
IN Z cualouier intervention en- los ne
roc;oe de este 1ltimo, declarando nula
! sin ning6n valor cualquiera clase de
gDonoc;aci6n que con su selor padre Sc
bo9s & no intervenir 81 en- ell asunt0-
I 15--2
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del DIR. Van Ness.

Comislonado del Interior, quienes estan
en- ell ineludible case de corregir las ex-
tralimitaciOnes que cometan las Juntas
Inspectores de Caminos.
Volvere sobre ell asnnto 81 la Ley
no Sc cumple en- todas sus parties
UN CONTRTBUY ENTE.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
FOOTBALL.
Bemis Pierees Nose Broken in Syracuse
Grange Game

Four of the six touchdowns the Syracuse football
team scored on the Orange Athletic Club eleven
at Madison Square Garden last night were made
by Bottger, right halfback, the first from the 9e-
yard line. Beuis Pierce. the old Carlisle indian
School player and Mason made the others. Pierce
succeeded In getting his nose broken when he mace
his touchdown which IN the second halt rms
was the most serious accident of the game All lie
goals were kicked by O'NeiH in easy fashion. ne
Orange Athletic Club was unable to menace ehe
Syracuse goal until the end of the second nall
when shortly before the whistle blew. they reacheo
the 5-yard line
The attendance the poorest OF the SERIES
which ended with last nights game There were NOT
more than six hundred people in the Garden Wheh
w J. Smith, the referee, put the ball IN play
Syracuse began line smashing tactics at once aho
carried the ball right down the field to the orahse
4e-yard line where Bottger got away and mace
It was the stcry TO the END u lne @ Nall
The Orange players were unable 10 hoiu LAe Iii
Syracuse men, who went through the line az WI.
Bottger Draper and Mason alrernateo IN Car TyIns
the ball Bottger making the second touchoo"H
and Mason the third .,-s
In the second half Syracuse gave, her nachs rs a 4
little rest using the guards back ana taekLes oaSa
pIays more freely. But when the time came Lpl
scoring Bottger more prouehL 70 Iiie
front, he making two of the foncnCoWilS II eiiiS
half with one by BeEns Pierce IN between
It after Bottgers last score tnat lAs ~ 4t
Though they carried the leather 10 syracuse use -
yard line they could get no further and tns @ eng
of the game found the ball once more IN the orange
territory. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
Il fS MILE HORSE RICE.
Ilco SomerUille Men DriUe on Wdger
of 1000 and q Team.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE-l
Someryilie. y. J.. Jan "A remarkable road
race occurred between here and BernardsviIe
last night. John A Frech. lawyer of the town,
and Alfred Ryan, superintendent of the Sonler-
vile woollen Mills. both owners Of fast road
horses. wagered 81 600 each their respective
teams fer a thirteen-rnile road race. The bet
made in the presence of a number Of sport
ing men in the Teneyck House, and it was
agreed that the race should start at once Ryan
and Frech placed their personal checks for the
stake in the hands of stakeholder, and also
agreed that the losers team should go 70 the
winner OF the $1,000 stake. Elmer Garretson
was chosen referee to accompany the contest
ants. The start was made from here at $40
?. m. The course was over a country road, with
many hills and rising grade from start to
finish Ryan covered the thirteen miles in 5S
minutes, arriving at the end of the course only
thirty seconds ahead of Frech. Mr.. Garretson
the referee. awarded the race to Ryan. After
giving his team rest Ryan returned here at :
o'clock this morning. Frech returned to-day.
Both teams are in excellent condition and are
pronounced uninjured by their remarka BILE ex-
hibition of speed and endurance