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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
Old Mans Last
SIS Won Him
$500 al fheR Races

Hut I tell sou hsa olnch. He'll
walk ia. There's nothing Go e.
Take my Up nov and play five on
him
This f. tho way a tout waa Try
Ing to get tho better Of An old man
a thu Meadows Monday BY getting
him TO play on a horse race
We'll. | guess you're straight al
right. bat you know there's 50 many
of thoan felierw trying - get ms
money that I've been a little shy.
That's all right. old man. Just
give me- the money aud ven win a
little bet"
After some hesitation the old
man. who had nean better days
dfuW cut an old purse. taking from
lts depths what he said was tie iaai
IS he had ia the world. and gave Il
- tho tout.
After getting the old man's bet up
Mr. Tout passed on 20 the next fei.
uw telling tho same story about =
iiffefent horse
The cid mans money vas up on
Hrigetta. the l0.to-i-Hhot that won
the sreond Faee Monday By a neck
Hardly waiting until be could eash
his cheek. the old man made fof the
cate az fast a. his lsEa could carp
aim with tho t0si after him trims
% convince him Of another good
hnrua
It's pleafings. however had ne
fleet. for old pap had made up
ats mind. and IN a few minutes hs
vas speeding toward tho city uith
ilal 90 the EnnA
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CARNIVAL AGAiN

Local labor leaders have signed
a contract with the carnival com
pany which was here last year TO
give another entertainment this
summer for the benefit Of the labor
temple. The carnival viii be held
from July 3 10 July IS. on the
Yesler block.
The carnival Will not be held IN
der the auspices OF the Western
Central Labor union This is part
ly because that body found that the
carnival Il gave last year was not
a financial success. and partly be-
cause their management has a ten
dency 20 involve the union men In
personal disputes. The Clerks
union withdrew from the Western
Central as result Of the first car
nlyal given by that organization.
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F | \ [:
ACRE s
We Have What You
Are Looking for
at Echo Lake

just north Of Ballard aud on the
Saattle-Evergtt Interurban. Level
and fertile, With beautiful surround
lnga. No more ideal place for a
country home. chicken ranch or
small farm has ever been offered
IN King county.
You can have five acres for $500
70 500. on payments OF $50 down
and so a month. An abstract
showing perfect title ls given every
purchaser.
40 see this property take the
Great Northern ut $50 any morn
ting for Richmond Beach From
there Postmaster Holloway. our
agent. viii drive you to Echo Lake.
one and one-half miles. You can
return via the Green Lake car line.
We are assured that fnterurhan
cars will be running to tho Echo
Lake Garden Tracts within five
months. The roadbed has been
cleared and gruhbed and IA now be-
ing graded through tho land. Ac-
roage In growing more valuable
every day Buy nc onee-next
week may be too late
Further particulars NJ this office.
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inv NAN nYXnFE1

creed and eowardiee. stealth aud
- unfairness aud cruelty
-. - are me attributes of the
80 hor this reason those hlpeds
Les about among men, whuae
.,s.as It Is to lie Ia walt fof
- ruwary. 60 take unfair advan-
- ~ the unsnsplcioua GO profit
,Ae trust OF the eonfidlng, and
wrest away b. trlek ~ Law tbs
e..,st savings 81 the helpless and
- uaprolcctod are called sharks
ginx county has It's aharo. and
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proposed franchise for a double
track across Spokane avenue 80
West Seattle. The council refuses
% ALLOW = double track % be con-
atrurted BY one company across the
important thoruuEhfare. which is
badly needed By the Seattle Elsctfic
company and other corparafl0na.
and also as \ roadway for vehicles
The Northern Pacific attempted to
sneak the measure through and
failed.
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7 {. RxA

va VII sen GrosaFlss az Nhnis+
szle 70 dealers and consumers ailAs
We sell cur Goods a. the govern
uent sells postage stamps no other
@ay. We do not deliver
COFFEE.
rhs famous Hoffman House Caffee.
fresh and crisp from the nlus
Plane Gas Rooster. This famous
coffee l. simply perfection. Il cut.
classes most any coffee you can
buy. Ia true flavor. strength ana
aroma The whoiesals price on
THE extra grade So "a lib card
board cartons. per 10 ...ss. zoe
5-lb. Aif TIght tia cans ...4. zoe
ioslb. Air TIGHT tIn cans. 2ss
sa-lb Air Tight tin cans .s..+. use
ige-lb. wooden Drums ...s..42T 8e
COFFEE
This iH a delicious blend Of rich.
strong coffeez. that ia usually re-
tailed from 30 to f8c Per 10 our
Hhoieaaia price IN ga D. cartons.
card boafal. Per ~ ....... z3c
s-ib Air Tight tin cans. screw TOP
1o-Ib. Alr Tight Tin cans. screw 100
-. ................t.... 2zAe
ss-lb Air Tight tn cans. screw tor
- 80 s..ss-sstst..#s.+.. xle
i0a-ib Wooden Drums III he
RIO COFFEE
a good Golden RIO coffee. full
strong favored coffee. such a.
would retail from 20 70 Use Ter 10
we wholesale ~ 20 consumers or
dealers alike
g. y N. cartons paste board. per H.
s-ib screw TOP Tin cans. per ID iss
t0-ib. screw top tin cans. per 10
- - .tsss.ss. ss..#ssst.ts..l ~ Aae
25-ih screw top tia cans. per 10 lie
t00-lb Wood Drums ...4.. l6 40
BEST FLOUR
We positively guarantee this flour
- please sou. We know you can not
satisfy yourself by trying u once
or twice. 20 you can Use ~ much
a. you like Of the sack and n not
satisfactory. return Il and get your
money back. II Is always ready
for you. This flour - made from
the best North Dakota and Wash
lngfou wheat and II the finest flour
produced. We guarantee 500 lbs of
bread 60 the barrel
Price. per bag =. ...s.......... 03o
Price, per half bag .......s. soc
BAKING POWDER
s-ih. cans pure phosphate Baking
Powder. We guarantee this pow
der 70 give perfect satisfaction. per
SPECIAL SUGAR CORN
Per dozen ............. 02o
SPECIAL EXTRA TOMATOES
Ter dozen assa4ssssssssss 900
EXTRACTS
Pure strong triple strength extract
or lemon or vanilla. IN FUN pint
bottles per bottle ...4.s 65o
We viii mail free 10 out Of town
patrons one Of our price lists.
F.R.YERxA& SONS
WHOLESALE oRocERs
MAIN AND OCCIDENTAL.
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NEWS OF THE
STATE

M0NTEaASO-A. A. Armstrong.
sentenced to be hung on July ~
for the murder of John Patton. VIII
be taken 10 the penitentlAry as
econ az an officer comes for him.
An appeal from the motion for a
new trial. which was denied. viii
be taken. =
PALousE- Paiouso n 10 have a
new 81 zoo brick jail. with steel
cells.
wALLA wALLA-R. Cummings
has resigned a. postmaster at
TOUGHEST. and Senator Ankeny has
been asked 10 appoint Fred NJ.
DuEar to fill the vacancy.
wATERvII.LE-Three inches o.
rain fell here last week. II was
fine for tho wheat crop. which has
been delayed by drought
PuLLMAN-The new $4,000
Christian church was dedicated
Sunday with impressive ceremon.
les. II has a seating capacity Of
nearly 1000.
COLFAX-A good roads conven-
ton will be held here "Wednesday.
Members OF tho National Good
Roads association Will be present
pOMEROY-Th women Of Pa
taha City, three miles from here,
are planning 10 force the closing
OF saloons on Sunday.
COLFAX- Ernest Tough. -. lost
his arm by the accidental dia-
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e or STOCKHOLDERS
hFN#frsffg krFa
NOTICE

To the Stockholders OF the Alaska
Petroleum company. You and each
Of YOU VIII please take notice that
on Wednesday, the 9th day OF July,
1905. the annual meeting Of the
Alaska Petroleum company, q cor
poration. VIII be held at the secre-
tary's office. room -. Starr Boyd
building. Seattle. King county, state
Of Washington. at the hour Of p.
IN. on said day or as soon thereafter
as the same may be held.
ALASKA PETROLEUM CO,
BY s. NJ. ARCHIBALD.
Secretary,
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ARLISGToS-whiie attempting
to board the Darlington train Mon.
daY morning Alex Gruustrum. a In.
bufor. fell. and the train crushed
one leg 80 that amputatloa wiii be
necessary.
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o., Nsrth.rn Railway

ru, ~ greatly reduced round-trlr
,.-,r.son iickets O. 81 Paul. sious
-, Kansas city. 81 Louis. chit
- Milwaukee and other impor-
80 EASTERN cities CA Jane tt. IS
"A ~ II. limited 90 Ninety daya
r.-scsfary ticket offier F1Fat aud
Vssi4f
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Great Nathan Railway

VIII sell greatly reduced round-tTip
excursion tickets 20 St Paul. Sioux
city. Kansas city, 81 Louis. Chi
cago. Milwaukee ana other impor-
tant Eastern elites on June IA, IS,
"a aud II. limited 90 ninety days.
Temporary ticket office First and
Yesler.
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For Tsaehsr. eolnu Cast

the Northern Pacific has arranged
for specially low rates 20 ST. Paul,
Chicago. etc. Tickets on sale June
i4th 10 18th inclusive. Cali ot n +.
Ticket office. Seattle, and arrange
for your trip.
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Faust handled IN attractive
shape. both scenicailY and dramai-
iealiy. H. the attraction Offered BY
tha Watson company al the Seattle
He'd Cat Inn" uili be given ths lat
Ter bali % The Maek.
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GRAND FORKs-Tha largest
log Jam ever known In the Kettle
river haa Iust been broken BY oK-
pert log dfivara
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IN. Norshsra easifie

- ssa en- Juno ttth 70 18th In
.,s.s,e round trip tickets % al
msssrn points Al greaitY reduced
,,sss Fpr tickets ana all informa .
Ne can At n. +. City office, Seat
~
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500 Lots

fAese are the best cheap tots IA
A. city. Two blocks east OF snd Of
wmf queen Aune car line and
natA II Rcs& Easy termA Inquire
4 ewnsr.
sofNss eeth~sN 1s,as, s sss1.
aar'. lrsoRASes Rssrs.
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The Seattle Electric company will
move into It's new barns. at Ere
mont. Tuesday. The barns will ac-
commodate 30 cars.
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HOME TREATMENT.

Write for our illustrated booklet
and Home Treatment Question List.
sent free on Application.
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The Northern Pacific railway and
the council IL In a deadlock over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

charge Of a shotgun he was carry.
Ing Saturday.
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MHos fE Eh ANDERSON
South Park, Wash.
feeling as n a heavy weight we're
pressing down upon II, and any sud :
den noise would Jar my entire sya-
TEN. From the aching pain IN my
back ! had no respite. aud many a
time ] have walked the floor all
night long, utterly unable TO get any
sleep. / was a weak,
Discouraged and Despondsnt
invalid when ! first went to the Co
lumhia Medical Institute. while to-
day ] am IN perfect health. I am
entirely free from pain. eat and
sleep well ana my bowels act freely
and regularly each day. such re-
suits Ia - serious case as mine
are
Wonderful 70 Me
and % al my friends. and every
weak and suffering woman should
consult the Columbian physicians g
CONSULTATION FREE
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Col. @. a. Graham. OF Athot Ida
ho.
4 was In
a Badly Crippled Condition
when ! commenced the Columbian
Treatment For many years I had
been a victim Of rheumatism I'M q
most severe form. The disease was
contracted during the civil war and
my suffering had been beyond the
power or any words 10 fittinEly de-
scribe.
The Columbian Treatment has
Worked q Mighty Change
IN my condition. I am entirely free
from pain. the first time IN years.
and the stiffness % my Joints has
disappeared. together with the
swelling q my feet I have
Discarded Ny crutehss and Walk
About With Perfect Ease
"Aii rheumatic sufferers should
profit BY my experience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

The new vaudeville bill. which
opened at the Star. Monday. has
several especially EDod attractions
Thay are Ray ogden and COM
aanY'a sketch. Christmas Eve.
the illustrated songs OF Leslie POM
eruy. Holman. the magician: the
Thrsss JuFEl.nE Jofdans. Summers
and Winters. dancers. and Jennie
Calef and AndruW Walton. comedy
sketch.
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Furnished Absolutely Free.
We DO JUST WHAT WE ADVERTISE
Hears Again
After so Years OF Deafness

Mr Charles schonfeldt Kaliapcli
Mont
Il am now s. years Of age. and
have suffered from ear disease since
I was "A child of :. The first indica=
ton OF the trouble waa
a Severe inflammation
followed by discharge from the ears.
which. after continuing for some
years. finally ceased. leaving me
totally deaf IN the left ear. and with
Badly Impaired Hearing
Of the other. Some years later be-
san 20 have peculiar noises In my
head. Ike the constant ringing u
COW bells. changing IN time 10 hiaa-
ing and singing. with an occasional
Ions drawn whistle. These noises
were terribly
Annoying and plsaarssabIe
and seemed 10 nll my head 60 the
exclusion ~ al other sounds II WIS
great effort far me 10 hear any or
binary conversation. and could
only DO 70 when my right ear
was turned 10 the speaker.
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MOSQUITO oU-
SAN mATEo

q BAN MATEO. June fa.-The 4
= beard q supervisors % san 4
= Mateo has outlawed the mos 4
q quito and declared him nuis- =
= auca subject 70 abatement un- 4
= der appropriate pains and pen 4
y alticn. Any person who har- =
\ burH or gives aid or comfort 70 4
= this mafaudinK fowl becomes :
= guilty OF a miademeanor and
q may so to Jan.
= There has been expended In 4
= the territory from san Matso :
, 10 San Bruno this season about =
, $4,000 In fighting mosquitoes.
HAAHH HHHN ARHH y
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Health For The Sick

No sufferer from any Chronic Ament afford neglect the
Opportunity Provided to be Cured The Highest
Medical Skill and the most Scientific and Successful
Treatment Available to all at the nominal
Fee of S. a month, with all Medicines and
Appliances Furnished Absolutely Free.
ss days o. ssohtan
value vice suslabg ond
expert a. dmt msa
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GREEDY AND CRUEL
ARE HUMAN SHARKS

az ayxsGs TELLS OF KING COUNTY TAX SHARKS WHO
reNs ON NlsFosruNe-"rH LITTLE HOME Up IN 1854.
ouAa- AND rita SHARK WHO THINKS IT a ToorHsoaE
cit
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The Taylor company IL offering
Queen OF the Highway" az the
Third Avanue. Tho piece - draw
inK sell
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C2ssv%a(251 s...7

2o2 and zoo New York Block.
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CoLFAx- Ernest Tough. 10. lost
his arm by the accidental dia-
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Give Up Ny Work.

The Columbian treatment has OPEN
ed up my nostrlls 50 that I breathe
freely AZ all times.
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while my head was filled with buzz
zinK and cracking noises that we're
terribly annoying. Ny digestion
failed. I was always badly consti-
pated. and finally became 70 weak
and run down that was compelled
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A Rheumatic Cripple Freed
From Pain DIscaFds His
Clutches

Col @. a. Graham. of Athol. Ida
ho
~ - 4.
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poMEROY The women Of Pa
taha City, three miles from here,
are planning 10 force the closing
OF saloons on Sunday.
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Completely Broken Down

Ny head was almost cioRged up. my
throat filled with siekening mueus.
and there was a constant feeling OF
pressure. with a Gull. heavy pain
over my eyes and across my fore
head Ny
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AT THE TnEATERS
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All rheumatic sufferers should
profit BY my experience
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COLFAX-A good roads conven-
ton will be held here Wednesday.
Members OF tho National Good
Roads association Will be present
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He Was Weak and Broken
Down
His Health Restored

Mr. ~. T.. Hanson. Tracyton.
Wash, a Wen known carpenter.
says.
7 had suffered from catarrh for
ten years and the disease had in
volyed my entire system to such an
extent that 1 was
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01

campo de rawsex dexpnes De IA deasii-
chsds ssensnra de los Enalsnos De vsra.
20. e. encnxnsro con los frasles dc Ssn
acniso y al cocAe con la Sshofa wa
cana. al di~nFSe ar;c Ia palvarusa
qns lcvansa 81 Fehaso as csrncrcs. Ia
llsgads a SEER. Norenas cl encncnsro
del rncio. In avcn,ura de- caro- &c "a
snuerse. ei amss able dascaaso del ru-
cie y &c Rocsnanse. y Ia paststla de
caza eiScSeSa per Jos dnqDeS No se-
nos de ea,rar Sqni en descTapesoncS v
jusc,os de henzeS Va usgsdoS aplsu
did0s y lsstamvnse p:emisloN. verda-
deraS DysS dc nacS;ra pin;rra
l.o cue cebe sehAlarSc aqui y aplau.
dirse zhora sin TeScryss eS cl modo
admirable. singular. excepcioaal vcr-
daieramen;e. como fichos cusdros han
Sislo reprOduciduS poT el procsdimien-
10 1e la cromolitogaafia.
rs. amos ian aconsUmhradoS : Gro
mos malo. cromps chillones. oleogra- =
fias que p recen asesinatoS de cEad roS
cSlebres. que cause asombro yer eStas
reproducciones sin una tilta desento-
NADIA. con un erspssie de color cue da
Ia il sion del cuadro miSmo. notando
sc L. huella y Ia direcciCn de la pince-
Iada sin que st advieita el punteado
tan frecuente en- los cromos. Con ser
ell mismo procedimieneo de sjempre
su apllcacion aqui es cOmpletamente
nueva; EN- nueStro pa is no tiene proce
denteS y por ESQ llamamos acerca de
ella la stencioI del publico, puGS hoy
mas que nunca debemoS aplaudir y
eStimulsr los adelantoS de nueStra in
dustria
Dichos cromos. por la fldelidad de
colores, por la limpieza de Ia estam-
paci6n y la precision de las tirad das,
que como Sc sabe es pOr donde suelen
haquear esta clase de trabaJos, pueden
ponerse al lado de los mejores que en-
su genero Sc hacen en- ell extranjero y
superan muchos.
Segun nueStraS notlclas, tan mara
villoSC resultado no Sc ha conseguido
sin largos y penosos ensayos. Lami
ma hay que tiene veinte tirad ina
gine>e la difcultad de elias para que
ninguna haya perjudicado al efectc
dehnilivo. Ell cromista que es TN pa
riente de don Fra ancisco SEEK. ha de
mostrado ademas de gran habilidad
un buen gusto artistico pocp com1n.
En- suma, el Arte, y los cervantistas
en- particular. estan de enhora buena
Este nuevo "Quijote" es una nueva
muestra de 10 mucho que puede hacel
con elementos propios nuestro pals poi
su propia regeneration.
FL Correo; Madrid, ID de Junio 1898
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SunariO
Del NUN, 81. Mario 1905, de la
revista NueStro tempo
que Sc publl.a en-
Madrid.

Signihcac6n de 10 insignificante en-
nuestra Psicologia Nacional por Eloy
l.. Andre. Ell probema nacional aus.
triaco, por Palmerin Lire caste
ilanos. por Angel Guerra Vida y es-
critos de don jose Rial por w, E.
Retana. Cronica cientifico-flos6fca,
por Edmundo Gonzalez Blanco. La
vida literaria, por Andres Gonzalez
Blanco. Apuntes sobre politica inter
nacional, por 2. Perez Tnana. FL
idllio de los claveles, novela joseph
Garner. traducida expresamente para
"Nuestro tempo. Revista bibliogra-
hca, libros de Valera, Nieto, Cos
ta etc. etc.
Agente: E. F. Canals, Arecibo. Pto.
Rico.
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Los mercadOs del cafe

En- Barcelona han fojeado los pre-
clos por la llegada de varias pertldaS
en- los vapores Antonio Lopez" y
"Equita destinadas la mayor parte 4
los almaCenistas.
Sc han cotlzado para ell consume:
Moka segtin clase de 81 50 80, So
Puerto Rico Caracolillo. de $3.50 a 50;
Yauco, de 81 a 81 s.; pueblos. de Fl 50
4 2S;5o; verdes extranjeros /" de 20 a
28; idem 2 . de "a 25; todo por duros
los AIS kilos.
En- Santander, aunque las noticias
recibidas de los grandes centros de
contradiction son de buena tendencia
del articulo, este Sc ha vendido a los
mismos tipos dc la semana anterior:
Moka, de SO 4 81 pesos quintal; Cara
colillo extranjero. de "a 3s extran
jero superior, de 81 81; corriente, de
20 a 80; Puerto Rico superior de "a 4
IS, Yauco IS; Santos. de 28 4 2o.
En- ell Havre las transacciones sc
presentan siempre excesivamen lini-
tadas; casi inicamente Sc referen al
mes corriente. Ell illtimo precio ha
sido de 43;75 frances saco.
Desde ell principle de la campafia, 6
sea desde el Q de Julio de 1904 has
ia ahora. las ertradas en- Rio y Santos
Sc han elevado o.o05 900 sacos de 60
kilos. contra 0.378,ooo durante igual
periodic de la estacion de 1903 1904.
Io.4oI 900: en- 1902 1903, 1887 900 en-
1901 1902 o.0t4 900 en- Iooo-IooI.
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Desde Washington

FL asunto de Marruecos va sumen
tando en- interes.
Hay que telicitar al Emperador
Gullermo por 10 bien que sabe
dices la gente de teatro-.'calcular sus
efectos.
De Paris Sc nos dice que alli
sigue reinando la calma, pero que la
opi6n Sc va dando cuenta de que Gui-
lermo Ii ha asestado un rudo golpe a
la polftica francesa en- Marruecos.
Segdn lie Temps, organo o6cioso
del ministerio de Negocios Extranjeros
81 ell soberano aieman hubiera querido
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vor cantidad. que NO expreSsn
clogtos preeisamente. nj son
muy agradables. aunqne II muy
sonoros.
Ia question &c Ia farmacia
municipal. el negocio De IA ven.
IA del edihcio que sirse ahora
de Caroel v cl ahandono del Tea.
ITO hasta cl panto dc Que @ pre-.
Siso oerraflo ahoSa pof inutil.
poT ruinoso. por indigno dc una
ciudad como san Juan. son mo-
iivos harto sohraios. sino exis.
tieran otros para que el entu.
s;aSmo no llegara a los limites
en- que Sc juntan las mauos Y sc
desunen V sc vuelven a unir. en-
una ovacion que es la soberana
manifestation del triunfo.
No podemos llegar mas que
hasta el aplauso. Y no es cul
pa nues,ra 81 resulta frio. POGO
animado. sin ruido. a causa de
que subsisten anteriores antipa-
tias. casi inv encibles aparta-
mientos que entibian V aun en-
frian cualquier arrebato DE- en-
tlsiasmo. que seria disculpable
por 10 desacostumbrado y sor,
prendente. de que pueda haCer
algo bueno. quien no ha come
lido mas que desaguisados Y
torpezas en- su vida.
Ahi esta el proyecto de la far
macia municipal.
Ahora el serviCio de medici-
mas nj sc hace por administra-
cion, nj por subasta. es un si>te-
ma que no tiene mas eXpliCa
cion verosimi! que la del con-
tagiO.
Como el Ayuntamiento esta
situadO entire dos farmacias. sc
siente farmaceutiCO.
Y es claro, neCesita una boti-
ca, un estableCimiento. un la
boratorio, todo, en- fin, 10 que
esta en- Ell am biente que le ro-
dea en- ell medic que Sc desarro-
La el organismo municipal.
Lo malo seria que ahuyentadas
por la competencia, tuvieran
que buscar otro sitlo las dos
farmaclas vecinas v sc estable
cieran en- los dos locales desc
cupados establecimientos de fu
nerar1a.
EI medic obrando siempre So
bre el ayuntamiento. le cOnver-
tiria prouto en- IN estableclmien-
to va que no de ataudes
de Iapidas para nichos y otros
efectos de panteones.
En- Ago han de emplearse los
plazos de la venta del edlhCiC
que ocupa la carcel actual
mente.
Y puede ser que sobre algo
Y entonces llegara ell dia, el
gran dia de la llmpieza de nues-
tro corral lirico dramatico y de-
paseo que ha de llamarse de
Cervantes. cuapdo no tengan
que levantarse los manes del in
menso escritor a quejarse de
irreverenclas y de insultos.