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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
WEBER Denied
ALL VISITORS
Sheriff Keena Refuses to Al
low Outsiders to See or
Converse With Prisoner
RULES ARE STRINGENT
Regulations in Force at Jail
Are as Rigid as Before
Trial of the Noted Case

AUBURN. March 23-Since the trial
Of AdoIph Weber, Sheriff Keena has
relaxed the rules with regard TO al
lowing visitors to see Weber, and many
persons have been allowed TO converse
with him. For some reason unex-
planned. the stringent regulations in
force before the trial have been again
put in force by the Sheriff
Grove L. Johnson, Weber's attorney.
came up from Sacramento Wednesday
to see the prisoner. He was accom-
panied by DR.. Twitchell. who was for
two years at the Mendocino State hos
pital, and who desired to examine
Weber and ascertain the state OF his
health. Deputy Sheriff May told John
son he was sorry but Sheriff Keena
had given strict orders that no one but
the prisoners attorneys should be al
lowed to see or converse with him He
therefore declined TO allow the physi-
clan to see Weber, or to allow Weber to
go into the corridor. Attorney John
son appealed to Judge Prewett and he
communicated with Sheriff Keena, ask
ing him to relax the rule so far as to
allow the physician to examine the
prisoner. and the Sheriff consented to
do so. DR.. Twitchen examined Weber
carefully, but the result OF his exam
ination was not made public. 1t is sup
posed to be in relation TO a motion for
new trial and possibly a move to
raise the issue of insanity. Webers
health, his attorneys say. is being in
jured by too close confinement and lack
of exercise.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
MAKES CHARGE
OF CONSPIRACY
DIR. L. r. Woodland Sues Men,
Der of the Board of Dental
Examiners for License
FRED G.. BAIRD ACCUSED
Plaintiff Says He Is Guilty
of Effort to Keep Down
Number of Practitioners

Conspiracy to keep down the num-
ber of dentists in California that he
and his coconspirators may enjoy
monopoly in the profession is the
charge made against Fred G. Baird.
a member of the Board of Dental Ex-
aminers. by DR.. T. r. Woodland in
suit filed yesterday. DR.. Woodland
asks that the court issue writ of
mandate compelling DR.. Baird to issue
to him temporary license to practice
dentistry in this State, the same TO
stand until the next regular meeting
of the board in July, when the plain
tiff will submit TO examinations as
to his qualifications TO continue the
practice of his profession here.
In his petition for the writ DR..
Woodland alleges that on February 7
last he applied to Dr. Baird for
temporary license. but was refused,
notwithstanding that he is graduate
of the Chicago College of Dental Sur
gerry and practiced his profession five
years in the East. He persisted In MS
demand, however. he says, and finally,
on March 4. DR.. Baird examined him
as to his qualifications. Contrary to
law, he says, DR.. Baird propOunded
to him technical and impractical
questions in an effort TO catch
him, but failed in his object, as
he was able to answer the questions
satisfactorily. DIR. Baird, however.
piqued at this earnest desire to get the
license, malieious1y refused to issue
the temporary license, petitioner al
Ieges.
In conclusion the petitioner says he
has been informed and believes that
DIR. Baird has entered into conspir-
acy with other dentists of the State to
keep down the number of dentists.
that the profits of those now practice
ing may be increased. and that in
line with this conspiracy they refuse
to grant licenses to any one except
certain favored applicants. The board
will not meet again before July, plain
tiff says, and in consequence he wants
the court to compel the issuance to
him of a temporary license, that he
NAV practice by virtue of its authority
until such time as he is enabled to
qualify before the entire board.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
San Francisco Is Speedy.

Thc new ferry steamer San Francisco OF
the Key Route was out yesterday for trial
of her speed and proved herself easily the
fastest side wheeler on the bay Against
everything thai came her way she tested her
sree6 ard found nothing that could keep her
company The passengers on the ferry steam
er Newark crowded the rail when the brig hi
yellow boat came tearing after the Southern
Pacific hier and by her course showed a
rd0sIre fer a little race. Captain Bradley in
The Newsrk's pilot-house rang the jingle bell
- thar 81 cSiid be heard all over the bay
and in the Newsyks engine room there was
prompt response - the order for more power
IN the paddle boxes. II was useless, however.
When The race started the san Francisco was
1sr astern Before the passengers on abe
Newark had taken 3 good look at the san
: Erarciscc's strange. sawed-on bow, the yellow
boar had crerhauled the Southern Pacifc
steamer ana the Newarks passengers were
watching the disappearing stern OF the Key
Route boat Having vsnquishsd the Newark
which has been one Of the speediest Of ferry
steamers, the san Francisco started after the
Cazadero. which also was overhauled and
passed Everything with any pretension OF
speed vac challenged and beaten with an ease
tllt must have been disheartening to the men
n charge Of the unyellow steamers. The San
francisco has more power than her saffron
sisters and is modelled somewhat differently
-n general arrangement and equipment she is
about the SANE and viii be a valuable addi-
Con &C the new service
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
DESPONDENT JAPANESE ENDS
HIS LIFE BY HANGING
Nakaba. III and With No Prospect Of
Recovery, Terminates Earthly
Suffering

Tokumatsu Nakaba. a japanese.
committed suicide by hanging yester-
day afternoon at about 1880 o'clock at
his lodgings. $50 Geary street. Ma
kaba fastened sheet around a beam
i'm his room and placed one end of it
tightly around his neck and jumped
from his bed.
Fate had been severe with Nakaba.
He suffered from consumption, and
his means were exhausted. A cook by
calling, he was unable. owing to his
affiiction. to hold a position, and his
landlords and compatriots, Y. Hamano
and 4. Shione. assert that they had
lent him mony and furnished him
with shelter. His dependency. how
ever, grew apace with the lesSening
chances of work. and to add to 1t all
he brooded over his separation from
his wife and child, who are in Japan.
The Coroner was notified and the
remains were removed TO the Morgue.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
Arrested ON Suspicion.

j. r. Mcdonald, who was arrested
by Detective Taylor on Hayes street
on Wednesday night, is suspected of
being a hold-uD man. He has been
known as Patrick Sims and Albert
Grant When searched there We're
found in his pockets a gold watch
and chain, fountain pen. comb, pearl
ring, silver top of an umbrella han
die resembling the muzzle of a re-
volver, and a piece of black cloth.
He said he had found the articles on
the street. Nine pawn tickets were
also found in his pockets for suits of
clothes. overcoats and watches. He
is an ex-conyict and is being held
pending an investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

DUMMY CIGAR BOXES PROHIBITED
Internal Revenue Commissioner Yerkes has
handed down decision to the effect that cigar
dealers may not use dummy cigar boxes In
their business
GOVERNOR WILL ATTEND.-Governor
Pardee will deliver address at the Schiller
memorial celebration to be held at Golden Gate
Park on May Z. All the German societies will
attend the exercises.
LANE LECTURES.-..The Crusade for Pure
Food will be the subject of q lecture tonight
by DR.. r. L. Rigdon at Cooper Medical Col
lege This will be the sixth lecture Of the
Lane popular lecture series OF 1905
DEsPONDENT WOMAN TAKES OPIUM
Mrs. Queensland of 315 Ellis street, in a fit
of despondency. took dose OF opium with
Hospital Or. c. F. Milar saved her life with
an application of the stomach pump
RECEIVERS ANOTHER JUDGMENT
Michael Commit was awarded his fifth judg-
ment against the city and county yesterday by
a Jury in Judge Kerrigan's court for damages
to his lot of Montgomery avenue. near Tay-
Ior street. The Judgment is for $3.50 damages
because the Board OF Supervisors declared his
lot to be public dumping ground and filled it
to the street level with rubbish
CONDEMN A BLUFF.-In the inquest yes
terday upon the body of Frank Moore. who
was killed on March 10 by falling over a
bluff, the jury brought In verdict of acci-
dental death and added the following: ''The
bluff constitutes a menace TO the life and limb
of the people of san Francisco We, the jury,
recommend that steps be taken by which the
will be compelled to make future accidents i'm,
possible
STRIKING MINERS ENJOINED.-United
States Circuit Judge Morrow yesterday issued
injunctious pendente lite against the defendants;
in the cases of the Royal Consolidated Mines
Company, Limited. OF Hodson, Calaveras
County, vs. Frank Rochester al and the
Mountain Copper Company. Limited. VS. r.
Astie ct al. The defendants striking min
ers and the suits were brought to restrain
then, from rnolesting the employees OF the com
panies and from injuring the property.
FoREsTERS WANTED. The United states
Civil Service Commission announces an exam
ination at San Francisco. Los Angeles, Marys-
vile. Fresno and Reno. on April 26, for the
position of field assistant In forestry, Depart
rnent Of Agriculture, and Philippine Service
At the present time there three vacancies
in the Philippine service-one at $500. one at
$14Oo and four at $500 per annum. Age Iim-
it. 20 years over in the United States SER
vice, and is to 20 years in the Philippine SER
vice Apply to the United States Civil Service
Commission. Washington. d. c., or to the
secretary, Board Civil Service Examiners. sa1 M
Jackson street San Francisco. Cal. for an
plication form 1912 for the United States SER
vice and form 2 for the Philippine service
which applications should be properly executed
and fled with the commission at Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
HE|NOUS CRIME
OF NEGRO FIEND
"Voodoo' Doctor Is Being
Tried for Cutting Out the
Heart of a Little Child

HAVANA, March 23.-"King" Bou-
court, a negro of African birth. has
been placed on trial under the charge
made some months ago that he had
killed a white child twenty months old.
The child's body was found at Guira de
Melena. horribly mutilated and with
the heart removed.
Charges were made that Boucourt
posed as a '.voodoo'' doctor and that
when an old negress consulted him
for treatment he advised that her only
remedy was to eat the heart of white
person. kidnapping of the child VIC
tim is alleged to have followed. A
dozen negroes were arrested and
charged with being accessories to the
crime.
Owing to the great fear in which
the '.voodoo'' doctors are held there
has been great difficulty thus far in
obtaining testimony. The trial u at
tracing much interest in Havana.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
REPORIED SPEAKING OF OVERDUE
FRANCOIS MAY BE MISTAKE

A cablegram received yesterday from
london By NJ. a. Newell has cast a
damp cloud OF doubt upon the dreams
cs those local spectators whose $50
s19, invested on the overdue French
bark Francois. Ito arrive promised a
few days ago to return 81 for every 81
rislleG. The dream may stfu come
true. but the element Of uncertainty
IS great enough to cause an advance in
The Francois rate TO 20 per cent
The cablegram from the British 90.
sral says that il was probably re-
French bark L'Hermitte which 80
spoken and not the Francois This
speaking was reported when tha -
ca me FRANCOIS stood at IS per cent.
Al that figure the investment l,.ol-.a
gooo TO those interested in reinsurance
speculation. and the Francois TO arrive
vas bought freely. $4,000 being placed
y he hands OF NJ A Newell. when
tAe speaking was reported the rate
--moteo 10 per cent. and the 49,
veo had subscribed the $50 oo0 rnhbed ~,
tleir hands in glee, conpra t,,la tee
f1enselves on their Keen percention
ana commenced figuring on renlacino
me. engine IN the automobile v-itb
s'mething Of higher power.
Lhen came yesterdays message from
-ondon, and to-day the OLD automobiie
looks fairly good.
me signal letters Of the Francois are
Il n 3 L'HeTmitte's signal let
ters are J w N 3. The sinilaritv
~ theSe combinations is supposed now
~ nave been responsible for the error.
and u IS now feared that the Francois
"h-ca left this port lsS days ago. has
L'- been seen since she got clear of
ms coast The letters H and w have
some points OF similarity, but there
IS vast difference between winning
S-7v,g1e and pocketing loss Of $50. coo.
All spectators, however. did not
lose To some Of them the Francois
has been gold mine. When the rate
cropped 10 8 Per cent the wise ones
who had bought at IS to arrive had no
Qlficulty IN selling out at q neat profit.
with the proceeds they bought, at 5
per cent, Francois, not to arrive"
When the cablegram received yester-
cay sent the rate soaring to 20 per
cent, they sold out again, getting more
man ten-fOld for their Investment
some OF them have bought again. this
time TO arrive"
Another overdue vessel which is at
tracing cOnsidera bic local attention is
the British ship Eskasoni. from Ia
coma. She passed the Lizard fourteen
days ago on her way to Limerick She
has not yet reached her destination and
Is reinsured at 10 per cent The Eska-
SOM Is well known at this port.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
New Mole Nearing Completion.

Ire Southern Pacific Compsny's narrow
gauge mole on the Alameda shore, which was
cesrroyed by FIRE many months ago and the
V-o-k az rebuilding which long delayed
IS now nearing completion. Although Howard
Holmes. who built the mole for the Key
-i1r-e had nothing 70 do with the Southern
EzClfC new narrow gauge structure the rail-
r1sc conpanys engineers have paid Holmes
Fl q tribute OF adopting wholesale the ideas he
carried out IN the Key Route slip and depot
Holmes plan for the Key Route was criticized
r-erty severely and many engineers declared
rar tie first good wind storm would play
rer1c with the structure II has Withstood
--e blast. however. and not only has proved
success in operation but has added MANIFOLD
-7 he comfort OF passengers in inclement
rHser- With some irnmsterisI differences in
as tectural STYLE the Southern Pacific in its
re7 s-rucfure has followed closely in the path
heVs. by its up-co-dsts and sturdy rival.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


stmr POnons, swanson. 4 SouFs S1sreh fSou,
s5nE Jssnie Bartlett. DAYS and "a hours
stfnr Eureka lessen. q hour r-o,, r,r-..,.
st1lr vanguard. odisnd. p hours from
! stRr Norwood, Martin. 20 hours from, San
slmr Queen. Alexander. Al hours from San
Bark r P Rithet McPhsn. Ii days from
: sehr Jennie crrhn Gibson. hour. from
CLEARED.
Thursday, March q.
Nor stmr Istanis- Egsnes. Ladysmith: West
stlnT Geo LooTnis seadon. Portland: Pacific
s-nlr Argyll Monroe. Honolulu. Union OIL
Z. SAILED
=: Wednesday, March D.
stnr AIcatraz. Winkel. Greenwood
.str,r Maggie. whltnsy. Hsifnoon csr1'Ea Bay. =
sS-nir State Of California, Thomss San
. s;rar Bonita. Leland. San Pedro.
stnir DesDateh, Weber san Pedro.
= Srur Homer, Donaldson, Grays Harbor
Nrr Efmr TItania, Egenes, LadysmIth
q 'stnir Coouille River, Thompson Eureka
ftmr Senuoia. McCIements Wfilsps Earbor.
Bark " Flint. johnson. Makaweli.
Schr Antelope, Christensen. Siuslaw River
schr Jessie Minor. Jorgenson. Coos Bay.
SPOKEN
March 1s-On South Castle Island stnr
Finance from New York for Colon.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. March q. 10 m-weather
cloudy; wind south. velocity 10 miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERDEEN-sailed Mar 22-stnr Iaqua-
for san Francisco.
gsEArTLE-sailed March 2s-stmr orego-
Mar. Tor Honolulu.
Sailed Mar 2S-schr Expansion for San
Pedro.
SANTA BARRARA--Arrfved Mar 2s-stmrs
san Pedro and Coos Bay. from San Pedro.
TACONA-Arrived Mar 2S-Stmr Oregonian,
from Seattle
San PEDRO-Arrived Mar 23-schr Irene.
from Portland schr Compeer, from Mukiiteos
slrlr Y II Kruger, hence Mar 21
Saled Mar 23-Stmr South Coast. for San
C Francisco.
Sailed Mar 22-stmr San Pedro. for San
Francisco. Mar 23-Stmr Nandaiay. for San
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
How the state Is ExpIoited.

An opportunity to see how Califor-
MIA Is being exploited will be given by
j. w. Erwin, who will deliver an Illus
trated lecture in the AIhambra The
ater Thursday evening. March 80. un-
der the auspices of the California Pro-
motion Committee. Erwin recently
made an Eastern trip as special COM
missioner of the State Publicity Com
mittee to the National MunfcipaI
Museum of Chicago, where his lectures
on California brought the State to the
notice of some thousands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

OFFICIALS FILE ESTIMATE.-Assessor
Dodge yesterday filed estimate OF the ex-
penditures OF his office for the next fiscal year
with the Supervisors Dodge figures that S4S :
200 win be required for salaries, $4,000 for
extra clerks, $1,000 for expenses and $40 COO
for stationery The sum of $4,000 will be
turned into the city treasury as commissions
on poll tax and personal property collections
Recorder Godchaux asks for $50 100 for saIa-
ries and $3.50 for incdentals and estimates the
income from fees at $50, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The storm off Vancouver Island this morn
ing has moved slowly inland and over
lies British Columbia. Rain has fallen from
San Francisco northward and high southerly
winds are reported from the Oregon and
Washington coast.
The temperature changes have been slight in
all districts
Forecast made at Sans Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. March "a 1905:
California north of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fri
day: fresh southerly winds
California south of Tehachapi-C1oudy Fri
day probably showers in the mountains; light
west winds
Nevada-Showers Friday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Showers Fri
day: fresh southwest winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday;
light west winds.
Sacramento and vicinitv-Showers Friday.
Fresno and viclrity-Showers Friday.
O. H WILSON, Local Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

Francisco; stmr Shasta, for San Francisco
strnr James Higgins. for San Francisco.
Arrived Mar 2S-Stmr Coronado, from Re-
EUREKA-SaiIed Mar 2S-Schr John A. for
sl ssn FRANCISCO: stmr Asuaeion, Tor Port har-
Arrived Mar 23-Stmr North Fork with eehr
Vine IN tow, hence Mar 81; stmr Arctic. hence
COOS BAY-Arrived Mar 23-stmr Alliance
from Eureka. stnr N T Flint, hence Mar 21;
stmr Breskwater. hence Mar 2I.
Arrived Mar 25-Stmr Roanoke, from As
TATOOsH-Passed IN Mar 2s-stmr olym-
pia. hence Mar for Seattle.
POINT LOBoS-Passed Mar %, M
stmr Scotia, from Ventura for Bowens Land
CRESCENT CTrY-on Mar Es-stmr Del
Norte. hence Mar Is.
PORT Los ELES-Sailed Mar 23-Stmr
Celia. for san Francisco
ASTORIA-Sailed Mar 23-Stmrs Northland,
st Paul and Nome City, for San Francisco
SAN DIEGO-Sailed Mar 23-Schr Lottie
Carson, for Eureka
ISLAND PORTS.
KAHULUI-Arrived Mar 21-Stmr Nevadan.
from Honolulu
HoNoLULC-sailed Mar 22-schr Aloha.
EASTERN PORT.
NEW YORK-Arrived Mar 22-stmr Alii-
Sailed Mar 2s-stmr city Of Washington,
FOREIGN PORTS
NEWCASTLE. AUS-Arrived Mar 21-Br
ship Lindisfarne. from Honolulu.
SANTA ROSALIA-Arrfved Mar 5-Br ship
r "
SINGAPORE Arrived Mar 5-Br stmr
Sagami from New York for Manila Mar 10
Br stmr Oanfa, from clyde. for Seattle.
Sailed Mar 2l--Br stmr Indrasampa, for New
York
FLUsHING-Passed Mar 2o-Ger ship
Adolf from Antwerp for Oregon
MoNTEYIDEo-sai Sailed Mar 2-Br stmr
YOKOHAAfA-Arrived prior TO Mar 22-Ger
stnIr Niconedia, from Portland.
Sailed Mar 22-Stmr Msnchuria, for San
SHANGHAI-Arrived prior to Mar 1s-ship
Arthur Sswall from Puget Sound
CARDIFF-ArTivsd Mar 22-Br ship XII
dalton. from Tacoma
EAGASAKI-Sailed Mar 22-U stmr sher-
man, for Honolulu and San Francisco
Arrived Mar 23-u stmr Sheridan. from
Manila fer San Francisco
SYDNEY-Arrived Mar 22-Bark James
Nesmith. from Port Townsend
ACAPULCO-Sailed Mar 22-Stmr Acapul-
MAzATLAN- Sailed Mar 21-stmr Peru. for
OYSTER IARBoR-sailed Mar 2s-Br stnr
SHANGHAI-Sailed Mar 22-Schr Honolulu.
NGKoNG-Arrived Mar 1s-stmr Korea,
hence Feb Is.
Memoranda.
Gable advices received at San Francisco
from London say II is very probable that the
Fr bark rHermte was spoken and not the FIR
bark Francois, as previously reported5 the rate
to-day on the Francois is 20 per cent
sun. Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point, entrance 70 San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority OF the
Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front mission street WHARF about %
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
Of tide is the same al both places.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
Water-Front News

TIE steamer Jeanie. which arrived yesterday
from Seattle. was i've days fourteen hours
making the run from Puget Sound.
The steamship City Of Panama has returned
from Hunters Point drydock to her berth at
ste Pacific Mail wharf She sails Saturday
tCr Panama and way ports
The british steamer Ivydene which arrived
e. Seattle from Mororsn on Wednesday was
chartered prior % arrival for merchandise
thence o The Orient.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

IDENTIFIED AS MURPHY.-M. o. Ran
dali OF 123 Morris avenue and A. c. Hendricks
OF 541 Sixth street called at the NOrgue yester-
day and Identified as Patrick j. Murphy the
body OF the young man killed on March 8 By
coming in contact with a live wire at the corner
OF Fifth and Minna streets. Murphy was 25
years old and switchman employed by
the Southern Pacific Company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
Still Outside Crescent City.

The steam schooner Del Norte. which left
here March Is, is still off Crescent City being
In addition to her cargo she has on board a
number OF passengers for Crescent City. I'm
less the steamer manages TO make port in a
few days she may have to return here to renew
her supply Of fuel. as hanging around outside a
storm bound port means steady consumption
of coal and the Del Norte's bunker capacity
is limited.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
FRIDAY. MARCH "a.

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
dav in the order Of occurrence as 70 time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day except when there are but three tides. as
sornetirnes occurs The heights given are in
addition 10 the scundings of the United states
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus q
sign precedes the height and then the number
the charts The plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
Time Ball.

Branch Hydrographic Office, U. s N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal.
March %. 1Sb5.
The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
T. e.. at noon of the 12oth meridian at s
.. m, Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u s. N. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
sun. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fort Point, entrance 70 San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority Of the
SUPERINTENDENT.
NOTNThe high and low waters occur at
the city front mission street WHARF about %
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
Of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
Weather Report.

n20th Meridian-Paciic Tlme)
SAN FRANCISCO. March 23-5 D. M
The following maximum and minimum tenn
ratures are reported for previous day:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
SAN FRANCISCO

TIE following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date compared with those OF same date last
season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-04
LA TlEHDITA.
DE ]. ECHEvARRIA.

Por cada 10 centavos que Sc gasten
hasta el 8 de Euero de 1905 se regPla-
"a una papaleta de una precio80 me- be-
ca. que ae exhiDe en- <La Tiendita
Hay ahora iuguetes para nifos. artf-
culos de novedad nueVos y ropa hecha
& precios baratfsimos.
Plaza Principal 80, 81 Iado del Ayun-
An,,ninrEr.- Sar L. % II