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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-14

BREVITIES

An interesting legal point has
been raised BY Jack C0stigan. q
fighter Of the mixed ale variety.
eostiKan and Al KELLEY boxed linn
tied number 81 rounds for points NJ
WagYiile. Conn sndfeniy Kelley
right shot upward aud landed on
CoaiiKan'a chin. laying him away iof
the count. Since that moment Cos
fiKan AYERS be has been partly para
dyed aud At one time i vas thought
h. would die from the effects 81 the
lloN. lie has sued Kelley for 5000
dumaKes
Twenty years aga Henry v. Lucas
sasFht 20 promote rival baseball
iesKne called the Union Base Bali
association in IT, Louis After
spending hts fortune the association
cent 20 pieces Last week LucaE
AS appointed inspector In the street
department Of s.. Louis a. So a
month. Lucas IL a descendant 81
one Of the oldest and Wealthiest
families In 81 Louis.
This IL the Christian season OF the
year. whom u IL unanimously decid-
~ 10 HtfAaiNhAN tRhNA Nsaf IS sR"AT
tall gamca The bones viii be
broken and the ears missing a few
weeks later
An important football rule n the
one that says n the center makes q
move Ia snap the hall. and does not
Huap 1t. II IL 20 be regarded as Ina
play. and anyone may grab a.
A twisted Haw from VIM. Penn;
First catch your champions.
According 10 hts press agent.
Kaufman. the California asplrant
for heavyweight honons. IL built
Ike = champion Alas and alAck'
the scrap heap IL filled aith dlscarfs
ahu were built like champions. but
Who fought like wind broken wo-
men
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Racing
RACING

Racing at New York Was devoid
of any interesting features ycstor-
DAY. a. Friday usually Is compared
with the other days Of the week.
The entries. with the exception
of the first race, we're light attrlhT
: ulable perhaps 60 the fact OF It's
: helng Friday. the iath. for Il has
hacn said that those who seek ha1uo
Fortunes smiles are more or less
: aaperatltious.
Preparations are now being made
IN the east by some Of the more
prominent owners 10 spend the win
ter months Ia California. and nom
al present indications. los Angelcs
will have her fun quota Of western
hound stables,
Tsere Is considerable dissatisfac-
tson anong the horsemen In tho
middle west ON account Of the Two
werrlng turf bodies. namely, the
Western Jockey club and the Amcri-
xaa Turf association. and II ractng
conditions ON the Pacific slope could
ais 50 arranged that meetings could
be- given without legal Interference.
many turfmcn would remain in the
extreme west the coming summer.
Below are entries and results from
New York and l.atonla.
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Baseball

100 Tonic iaa Amhcrla IL. liddon
loo. Theanlan tod. belinda ios.
Third race. ak furlonKa. selling
Coylna ~. Iron Tail %. Prestige
100. Lieut. Rice 100. l.ibertymo tob,
1lgger los. Clydeso i0a. The .En
gllshman los, Arachne 100, chief
Millikem i06. Algonquin i01 Room
mate los. Jack Ratllu is, Santos
no.
Fourth race. 90 yards. handicap
Pipe %. Bonnie Sue ~. White
Plume IS. Mcllvain aS, Shaw
wana 100 coruscate i0a nesout
los, nrancas rs
FIFTH race. SIX and unes half fur
longs. handicap Matamou 20 Lady
Esther 100. Chief HAYS 100. ker'
chevsl To-. Hogan los, Nlfo, Ill
Sixth race. one mile and three
sixteenth. selling Hickory Corner
%. Lee Kins %. Alllnda 81. ROYAL
Arms -. Male HaniOn aS. Citrate 20
One mile. selling Hlppoerates
Ultra Wires 90. Lemon Girl 100
Brand New l0a. Sam Craig 100 lit
tie Giant lot
Weather clear. track fast
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by DAN MGUGIN.
Coach Of Vanderbilt Eleven.

Written Tor The Star
II Is necessary for the successful
trainer TO become intimately famil-
far with the men under his charge.
lie must not only know something
of their physical organization. but
Ia order 10 get them in the best
condition for athletic output. he
should be capable Of studying the
minds and habits OF the men under
him. This Is necessary because no
two men will stand the same
amount OF exercise, aud the same
sort and quality Of food with the
same results or course. the syE-
tern Of exercise and diet Is generally
uniform. but there are always some
men on the team who require close
personal attention.
The men who furnish little worry
for the trainer are the ones who are
hale and hearty men Of tremen-
dona physical power and splendid
physical balance.
In contradiction are THE players
who ase inclined 10 be slender. and
81 more delicate construction. Many
such men. though not naturally of
rohast physical force. but through
determination and persistence. at
tain physical development OF beau
tiful curves and symmetry. Such
men usually possess a lot If nervous
energy. and a. n consequence OF
their temperament and physical
construction are more apt than any
OF their teammates 90 60 stale This
type nf man brings anxiety 10 the
trainer. because ~ his tendency 70
lapse from a highly sensitive nery-
Gus mental and physical condition.
To become stale. athietieally. means
to react from a perfect condition 20
an enervated one. Perfect physical
condition is a highly sensitized and
intense state. and consumes and de-
mnnds energy. The fat athlete is
seldom. II ever. stale. because his
body Is stored with nerve food
which more than supplies the de-
mand upon n. But the lean man e.
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A WONDERFUL TRANSFORM
TON.

These pictures tell sou ~nst re
do. We Strengthen noses. correct
outstanding ears. operate on hair
lip. remove wrinkles. blrthmarkB
moies. warts. pimpies. etc. without
pain or scar Many of these without
the use Of the knife.
suPERFLUOuS HAIR without
making the face sore or leaving
marks. and rem3ve free any hairs
that return. Treat skin diseases
LUPUS and CANCER Included. us-
Ing the Ftnsen and other thcfapen-
tif liRhtH. remove freekics. tan and
LIVER spots and diaeoloratlons, Give
scalp treatments obesity Treatments
4 ! shampooa. do manicuring and
massage All treatments given un-
der the direction Of a physician. All
operations performed by n surgeon
Fau surtfa ~ nhona
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BELMONT RESULTS

Done mile, sellinE Hlppoerates,
Goldsmith. MinnaSQuan 10 10,
Sin aud one-hnlf urlongs. selling
Sterling. Aylston. IVES. LA.
One aud one half miles. handicap
Palette. Sailor Boy. Louis IL.
2 SO.
One mile. purse - nlaubedient
Holseher. Anodyne. l 80 Sd.
sevsn-elghth OF a mile. Furtham
handicap Diamond Flush. Aero
nant. Black Prince: Ice t-5.
Three-feurths % mlie@Purse
Roaehen. Consideration. fofghello.
t.tgf-s.
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the one who Is confronted with the
danger Of going stale. because there
IL not that In bis system which Will
furnish satisfaction 10 the cry Of
the nerves for n0urishment
The alert perception 81 the trainer
sees evidence OF staleness IA the
iisfiess eye. in the lack Of elasticity
In the step. and In the absence OF
snap and ginger In the whole man.
He WARDS the thing Of the moment
into importance. whether Il Is vital
or not. Just as any other abnormal
being does: and the trainer has got
10 watch him then. Relish Is gone.
and he Is exacting and bothersome
about his food The appearance OF
dishes ordinarily slightly falls 20 at
tract him. and even exeites dlsfavor
and aversion.
The following menus are suggest
cd for athletes in training:
BREAKFAST.
Cereal Dry Toast
Soft Boiled or Poached Eggs
Broiled Steak. Baked Potato.
Grapes or Figs.
LUNCHEON.
Soft Boiled or Poarhed Egga.
Dreamed Potatoes. Celery.
Cold Beef or Mutton.
Dry Bread or Toast Fruit
DINNER.
Dreamed Tomato or Creamed Rice.
Soup.
Roast Beef or Mutton or Roast Fowl
Baked Potato. Celery.
Ice Cream
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COMING FtGHT EVERYTHING 10
Asg0yEU%

Terry MeaoveTn's coming fiKht
with Tommy Murphy will be thu
most important In bis riug esHeer.
Il means more 10 him than bis fam.
Gus go with fassilar Palmer of Eak.
land. or the one In which be wrest
"a the championship from George
Dixon. Then Terry vas a yostn (
man. fishtlag his way up. nos ~ Il
a diaerctiitet fighter. trying 10 re-
gain lost laureih. Many fighters
have tried what he Ia attempting 20
accomplish. and but few OF them
have sueeeesisd Defeat Tor Mefi1p.
crn nov means permanent retire
ment for him.
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MTNEOi.A. l. /. OFT. "a Nine
term automobiles. representing the
Nnited states. Germany. France
aud italy. started this morning over
defhiit cup. soeiefY r. out In force
and the weather IL ideal A -
horsepower Pope Taleda. driven b.
Lyle Hhiddsd on the road az Buiia
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IAroNIA RESULTS.

Three fourths of a mile. selling
Roscoe. Agnes Virginia. Felix MOI
xes. isI4i-5.
One mile. selling - Nine. ScYa
Welsh. Orc Viva. i;ss IS.
Three fonrths OF a mile. purse
Grace Wagner lnapr. 6iFi. Annie
Smith. lie 30.
staaplsehase. short course John
y Owens. New Amsterdam. Lights
Out: 90 As.
Ffv. and ona-half farloags. purse
Prince Of PlcsS. The Mate.
Aareasos los rs.
One and e-aixteenth miles. ssll-
inE -falerman. DcmEammou. Jake
GreenbuFK. is&St-s.
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NEW YORK
4u.i,.,,, pal


F1rsst race. three-quarteFs Of mile,
main course, purse Brother Frank,
los. Penrhyp. ZOE, WateFwing. ipa
nenavalent. lee; Midas. lee Speed
emith. l0a. Old Guard. iea, Ark
lirta. los l.ancastrian. iea, Pan
t0afla i0e. Devil Tree, ina. Film
AslAm. loo. Supreme. t02; Com
raune. 90. Tipping. 50.
Seeond raco a. miles. champion
sfeepieeh re-. Jimmy
lane. ISL: Cohgny fe1. Paean hsy
els. WOolgatherer. los. Hylas, ibt
lGansev0ort. l59. Ben Crockett. IA.
Third race. White Plains handi-
cap. straight courss---N himsicsl,
IL. Seeurity. le2. Brinkdale Nymph.
lis. HOoray. lt1: Battle Axe. ilb,
/. King Daughter. rs. TIP Toe. rs.
Kiingsor. fog. Athlete. loo. Ark
elErta. los. Brideeman. los: Oak
Duke. l0s. Midas. fes. snow. 100;
+ Sshars. IS.
Fourth. seysn-eighlhs Of a mile.
purse. main course-ltoloway, -,
|. Mahogany. 81: Mantle. -: To~nes.
%. Remington. o.. That's What.
90. q. L. NJ. 50. ousel. 50. Gentian
~. stalacsieai. So Pepper Pod. 81.
I Fifth race. ga miles. purse
Ostrich. i2t: Right Royal. III. ST
. Bsilsne. les.
s Sixth race. mile and sixte~nth.
hAndicAp-Redk knight. les: IsrAeiite,
as. Mons BeancAire. t200. oliver
Etsrom~eil. 10. Grenade. los: Miss
crawford. los, Louis II, leo. Film
das. s5. CaronAi. see. Geld Braid,
~.
Weather clear. track fast.
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have reduced ny WEIGHT 6 pounda
huef , Inches. watst = inrhnA ard aims
inches N "a short time. ~ q guar
ants@a harmless remedy without er.
sfrfse or sfarytnE. ! WeNt TO tea you
al about III snrinFa stamp ard ad-
Dress MRS n q WOODWARD. Boz
~. OFrGon GitY. uFnEun. sss
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PROBABLE WINNERS.


NEW YORK
Laneasttian. Bro. Frank. Water
wing
Ganxxoaft. Grandpa. Hyias.
Kings Daughter. Whimsical.
Bruokdaie Nymph.
Mahogany. That's what. Tones
81 Hellarc. Ostrich
fsraeitte O. Cromwell Mise
Crawford
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FOOTBALL

The Seattle high school football
team left Saturday morning for
Olympia. where they play the Oiym-
pia high school team on Saturday
afternoon.
Next Saturday the Chemawa In
dams. Of Oregon. will play the uni
verAitY OF Washington football team
here.
Saturday afternoon the University
% Washington football team play
for the first time on the home
grounds. Their opponents are the
whitman college team. Tom Me
Donald IL laid sap with a bad leg
SSOHOMISH. Oct. 1.-THE Ia
coma high school football team play
the Puget Sound academy football
team here on Saturday afternoon.
This Il the first time this season the
two teams have been together.
MIssOuLA, Mont, Oct. 1.-THE
University OF Montana vas com
pleteiy outciasaed by the University
Of Utah football team on Friday.
Score. Utah AZ. Montana O.
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FRIDAY GAMES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
AT Los ANGELEs-Los Angeles
8. Tacoma 0.
At PORTLAND ~ Portland 2.
Oakland /
AT SAN FRANCISCO san Fran
cisco 4. Seattle 0.
FRIDAY fNTERLEAGUE GAMES.
AT BOSTON Americans g. Ma
tiouals 2
AT CHICAGO -- Nationals :.
Americans 2.
At ST LOUIS - Nationals I.
Americans 2
AT NEW YORK New York Ma
tionals I Philadelphia Americans o.
FfTz WILL QUIT THE STAGE.
Mr. Robt Fitzslmmons. actor. All.
thor reeeuteuf, bon vivant. puTil.
ist and ex-horSeahoer. has decided "a
our the stage lie WIS Che star in
a drammer called a Fight for
Love" and hts wife played The hero.
inc. In describing the play Bob
said 4 shoe a horse. punch the
bag. knock the villain out twice. and
make love 10 my wife It's good
stuff and ! thought n would be q
winner ] act as natural as | can.
It's hard TO be a natural actor. It's
too hard when the redneckB can't
see you. So I'm going TO quit
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aEmERY FINISHES HEATH OF TsE AMERICAN
TEAa-pAeg WAS TERRIFIC
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LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. "a The
worlds unpAocd record Of ts59 ia.
held By Star Pointer and eanaled By
Audubon Boy. Was equaled By Dan
Patch. with runner alongside The
time By quarters was 30. so,
f.2sI-s. 1914
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The selection OF veteran indicator Jack
sheridan and Hank oay 0eeree the
between View York and Phig1pha In the
worked behind the bat and had Oh the
the base decisions They will alter
Each will receive $500
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IATONIA ENTRIES

First race. five and a half fur
longs. selling Tinker =. Polly For
eat sT. Belden 1oe. Test loo. Mint
Boy leo. Beatrice X. f8z. Better
Hand te2. Neodesha les. Grenade
los. nIltide los. Tichlmlngo 1876.
Caiahash Youth. los. peutagon los.
!. Second race. one mile. selling
Brnshton -. Green Gown -. vari-
cites ss. Jungle Imp. -. John Lyle
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

zIy I0rAf aprsiir 9tson@. - theT eanuyt
rNaeh the diseased peftson % The ear.
There - only ouN m&F 70 cure deaf
6fes ard ti1.st u b. constitutional rem
n.atea Deafness - caused ~ an Ia
Kfafnsd caYdlklon ~ the maFaua ining
IN the EaistachiAn TNhes when this
fube Il tnffamrd you have a raluAhllnG
nDund or imperfect bearing and when
II Il entirely closed Deafness IL the
fesuit and unleAs the inflammation
ear be taken out and tbs tab. re-
zHfer4d 70 IL normal condition. hear
Ing uizl b. destroyed forever. nine
eaaes ont q ten are caused ~ Ca
sAfrh which IL aothlnE but an In
famed condition q tbs mucous sur
faces
We Wfil give One Hundred Dollars
for any case 81 Deafness feansad ~
cAfarrhf that cannot BE- cured ~
Ifsffs catarrh Cure. Send Tor eircU-
st1rz free.
y J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toisdo. o.
sold BY Druggists. -
Take Hail.s Family pills for Consti-
patton.
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PI01Ianas De hygiene.
SaniHres ] Pupria Do TIlHl,

Con motive de los queiaG que cons.
tantomente llegan haata nOsOtrog. de
VeCin0G do Puerta do TERRA y San-
tuRce, an represeDtante de els Cc-
rFesp0ndeucia9 eambi6 impFeBi0neg
CON el Jtfe de Sanidad local regpeCtO
8 sus pr0p6sitOg de saneamient0 ca log
expFeaRdOs bAFriOs.
En t6FminOB generates manifesto
que hRbfe mucho por hacar y que Be-
rio labor detenids y prol0n0ndR. por
cuanto se neceaitaba Enuch0 dinerO pa
Fa poder hacer feente tantag defiOien.
CiRG como ge obaerv8n.
La pFimeFa didcuItad con que se
tropiezs co "a foFlma POGO t6cnica No-
mo &c hG levantadO 81 casegio de los
expTesados barri0s, s0bre tod0 los de
MaChuchal Minillag y GanduI. en
donde indigpenga blemente tiene que
extenderge Is eiudad.
Eatos barrios carecen de GALES til
radas s cordel, pozos neRros, y de todO
cuanto ID higiene aOongejaS 8 tAl extre-
mo que invRFiab blemente habP6 que ha-
cerIas de nuavO, pero muy POGO & po.
GO, con Objato de Iesionar 10 menos
posible derpchos adquiFidos.
Los trabsjos que ahora se estSn ini-
ciandU han de haCeTse miranda & 10
porvenir del ensanche de Ia ciudad
rnSs que & Los necesidadeg aCtuRles.
El cementeriO nuev0 s meioF dicho
los terreno8 que el ayuntRmiento tiene
destinad0B para cementerio. parece
que son muy pRntRn0gOs y Sc haCe ne
cesario FeConocerIOs , cas0 affirmative
rellenarIos 8 desecarl0sI6 yer ai pueden
utiIizBrBe.
La base primordiaI de aus estudios
-djjo-es Do Cfeaci6n del barrio obre-
ro por cuanto hsbrfS de simplifCar
mucho ID goluci6n del problems de ID
hygiene en- San Juan y l0a barriOs de
FefePencia.
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BIIEN REGALO

Aver fue antregndo 4 Mrs. Win-
thr0p. an eleganta album. que g YER.
dadeEa sfateaia del arte en- Puerto Rico.
CoDtiene OompOsiCiOne1 muaiCala1, boz
nitas acuaHelaG poo8faB de nuestrOg
mas notablsa esCritore1, El IibrO eBts
encuadsEnado en- ooncha de cafay y eg
an buen trabei1 del senior ToTibiO
Arroyo.
u aefoYa Winthrop habfa demos
tTndo dese0s de poaeer una colecci6n
de trahsios de esa claae y ha quedadO
en- extreme Complacida con r. gtlante.
FfG de los artistas pnert0FrlQut d q.
HemoG lCgEsdo obtener algunoa Ver-
aoa de los que adoEnarOn 81 album, y
Los pnblicRTemog q es que aug autores
nos dan permigo para clio.
Es notable 81 del sefi0r SamR que VI
s continuation.
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ferenCia de $l8 900 de ID Cuenta de
sobrantes y $48 600 reCaudadog por
coDCeptO de % contribution pSra la
redenci6n de bOnoB. $36 600 de la
cantidsd totG!, sa pHgRro1 por inter6s
sobre bonos. , $36. 900 fueron depoai
tadOs en- ell Bsnco de De Ford & Co.,
como depositsrios del fondo de amOr-
tizeCi6n. En- el mo de 1908 >se reCRu
Do IL SUNNI de $61 O89 86. de Is cual
$36 600 oe pBgarOn por interes y 80
mil fuer0n destinad0s 81 seRund0 pla-
20 del fondo de amortization, dejando
un ssldo $1,089 86 & favor de dich0
fondo.
Eo eIpn1 de 1904. este SsIdo de
ST 089 86 foe traspag8d0 como prime
T8 pnrtids 81 hRbeF, y "a FeCaudaFOn
por contribution S66 338 20 De eSta
S1na se Peg ron $36. 600 Dor inteFeses
y $50 p0r conceptO de terCer plsz0 del
f1ndo de amortization. dejsndo an
sobrante elective de 81. 478 56 que se
Rbnn6 en- CueSta.
P0r estOs dRtog Sc vera que durante
los Gltimos tFeg AMOS naturales, en-
ninR6n tempo ID csntidad recaudada
59AS00AQ 40ouO5 W9 II 46GOB8G40 kS8Geo
el inteE6s y fondO de amortizaCi6n.
al cRlcuIar q cantidRd que hsyR de
cobFarse , fijGr el tipo de contribution
es deber del smientO precaverBe
contra lac contFibucionea que pueden
resaltaF incobrsb'eB 8 morosas y pro-
Veer 10 necesario s fin de que no falte
el dinero para haCer fsente s los ven
cimientoS. LR experiencis de los 6l-
timos tres aflos demuestFa que el ayun-
tamiento no ae ha pquivocRdo en- aus
CaICulOp: han oid0 antea bien. tan i1s.
tadoS. que h8n rayado en- 10 peligP0so.
All. pueg, no veo motive algunO para
que se poDga en- tells de juiCio Is ha-
bilidad del ayunt0mient9. en- cuanto oil
preSente afIo. cuando ID experiences de
los ANS anterioFeB demues strR "a ex4c.
titud de Gus c6IcuIos. Sin embargo,
81 Sc han equivocsdo en- sus CslculOs.
como supOne uSted, y FesuItRFe. al
terminar el 8fo que han recRudado
mayor suma que ID neCesaria para pa
gar ell inteF6s y plszo del fondo de
amOrtizsCi6n CoPFespOndientes oil pro
ximo afio natural, ell dinero recaudad0
demss no eg APPLICABLE niD9da Otr0
objet0. y simplemente quedar6 aI ha-
ber del f0ndo para ell pr6ximo aflo,
reduci6 1dose abf ell Cup0 que hSya de
FeGRudRrBe ent0nceG.
(COntiew0rd.
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ImpoTiante reunion
De Ia lInta Central

Con motive dc Is communication que
q SeCretariO de Puerto RicO dirigie1e
q ayuntamiento de Ponce , que aver,
6 dtuIo de informaci6n. pubIicSrs Ella
CorEespOndeDCia. , reuni6Ee por n no.
che . Junta Central UniOniats.
EstR reunion fu6 imp0rtantfsimR.
III aaunto de Ponce fu6 obisto de un
largo debate. Mas de doa horas pro.
lcng6se j. reunion. acordsn loae, filaI.
mente. teIegEafsr 81 presidents del
ayuntamiento de Ponce que esta mo-
che volviera reunirse, con toda ur-
gencia. Ia Junts Central.
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FL AyuDtamlontO d0I
de- San Juan lal-
ga de PrOpi8taTiOs.
EI SGcTetlTiO Do Puerto RIeo fs-
SuGIyo los GuatfO pB1tOS So
mstIdOS Z Su consideration
pOT 81 Sr. BlORdei, PGasldsnt8
Dc Ia Eiga,
Gree que es soIamente una question
de diferencia de criterio entire
ambas entidades.

Secretaris de Puerto Rico.
San Juan. p. B JUNO 19, 1906.
Sr. don Juan Fl. Blondet.
Presidente de 10 Ligs de Propietarios.
San Juan.
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-Vieios y leQftimoS. Especial para
enfermos. -Viuos de Oport0. Vinos
de Madeira. -ViDoa SamOs de Gfacio.
-Vinos S kay de HQnRrfs. .-CGsa de
CerecedO.
Sc VENDEN CUATRO CAJAS
DE HIERRO Una de acero para
dinero & pruebS de Iadroneg. dos de
combination para Iibros y diner0, y
uua de hierro para IibFos. Pera detR-
lies On cuaDto al precio. entrega &.
dirigiYsa & LothTop. Luce d Co.. Pom
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-21

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au residencia de II Ciudad del Este.
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nos 1blicos de San juan.
IS que IL animaci6n para Is fiesta
De San .Inan