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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

--EsiA ne cha ee'ebrar& sesi6n Or
dlnari& el syu1tem Q to de In ciudad
I'll dspkrlkmsnto do Tssoreiia
ingres6 vsrixs mulas de LSres y Jua'
na Disz. H H,y no 90 regiAtt6 ninG i \
embargo.
So assgurA que a. 5 dal corrien
ts 80 inAugursr& en- Rio Piedess 10
ofsina de In AnemiA. Asistir&n re-
prasenSanss fe In 4rsnsA.
e Bsysm6n 50 Visnen hacienda
retornas ca IL sAlls del sRscrsos Ia
cual hA aldo 'x,eodida, tAbrie& adoae
en ella vsrias cAAsa
-Ds regrsso dc CArolinS, donds
estuvo des0e la aemAnA Antsrior, 20
anousnirA en- SAu Juan nuessro amigo
don 10, 8 0. E'eohar, IL hlyents unio
uiata ce LA As.
eee,a s1a dos 9 tres dias
entire nosttros y rgresxra & L,ias
deapres de dsapseh dos, tatiifaclo'
riaments, les AAunlos que 10 trsieron
{ eats oiudad.
Sc nos seegrra que los notAb bIes
ArsistaG BorGh ss Y 1rlno, barton o
y bSio respsstIvAmsnts, dc 10 com
ps MA do opera sSs1gnsmiglios, can
tAran ca iR samGaa prf K ma las In
mortaies partlsuras de sR goletios y
SFAustnS Ga cuyAs obraa irabs 40
Aobresa isrttmesta.
UA escaudAo ocurri6 anoehs
como & las nuevs en- 81 Hospital Espe
elAl de Mujeres, entire Justina Aponte
MSrfa Luiaa RlvsrA y Jastina G6 gel,
laA cGSies se insubord nRron conWs
81 eelsdor FrAnonc) CoLde, 8 quier
insuitAr0u, Deuu naiado el hssho
Jeron las hss c. lea adAa b ~ 4 81
uiAs DO RrreHto osd& una.
~Anuehs 6 xi'sido de IN carrt
el6.trico, en- Saot4res, al i1diviiuC
Seguhdo Co,tlso.p ~ hAber promoyi
dJ un f-erts sscs nd Alo bronuneiand d.
fcAsea oh.cenA'. II f-e ccndsnad
psg.r g. ds mullA.
Q. 6Iepse de Santurce del poe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

lie y IL: z ado. ealle del CONS clio ,
] las ransvsrsslss do & Ia h.siA 81
niue le. FL ipgsn.ero don fernando
NontIlls hS sido eceayga1o de eat Q
t.absios.
~ DON Jc'e CAhAllsro Izquisr'
do, veeico de AguA BlsnAs, d'ssA
hsr sl parkdaro do los hrmAo.
don Actonio. don JOE , DR. Sinfo'
roso L6p'z Soto, que So . ssntsron
d. s,ts nusblo h.es 81 sspso'o de -
ANS. 6n de somuu cArlcs un ssnnso
Qae sa iLtsresa Sesu uolioa Ia inss'
Q Ga sn los dsm&s periodlocs de 10
islA. al
osiCforos1 AyAla tuvo una re.
yerta aver tArde en- PlsrsA de Terra
COL G . 6nims Part is, & Quisn 10 ii6
slgoDos gel as. ri gaArdia R. non
G lr s&lez dttnvo al AyAla y hoy le
In paso sl jusx t3 de mut t'.
Mr.. WllE p, director que fle 20
10 sSsn Juan L'9h s.hA sido nombra'
do rspresentants gsnsFAl 50 Puerto
r o. dc ls <San Antor 10 D., k ng C9s
que adQutri6 reeisLt m nta les tsrle.
nos del haradsro do Poriell, ' en- lts
cuAles 90 cree eonatrairl Nm nueso
muells y an d.que.
sJ iE SOLIc TIA un dept ndisris
dc FArmasis, con baena prAct'cs. En
ssla rsdaeo On 80 1t tformsrk 3-Ia
-HA prsssntado % ranunciA el
Jutz dc psS Dc San SsbAstar, don
Juan Al Yilo, La vacsnts no ss,G
oabiertA hAata 20 4 lima Qoinoena Gel
sorrisnta.
Ell II gsnisro don Juan Bsut's stA
Rodr gdtz, que hA rnure,sio ~
cargo en- sl municipio do San Juan,
AbrirA una odClnA ipgenierfA en- los
altos do 10 casa ndnsro S do 10 sale
do <San Justo,s Ertrs los muehos
srAbsios Uarsisu'arss, que tmprerdsr& (
ditho " gsuiero, satk el aeuedueto ide
Caguas, & eryos planes ha da3o "a
prinsirto.
-Hs sido dstsnido pcr Acsla-
misnto ca segundo gtaio, Juan l l..
dro s gMrs, por hurto de 10 o. 90 de
hAbichuslas b on TAllAtoa
-Ha causado muy batn II, cto oil
nom bra miento del Mfor ID iics, as.
eendido & Captain do 10 poll, fs insu
lar. Ii senor J0 lice en el ilsmpo que
satu viers frenls & 10 tAsipa del
Cuarssl Genera, I 8 mny eer9s ,
AMnto con nueairos elolttrs.
Ell dbl Ito esp nol dLckr Nj
guel Roses, prsssi 70 aysr ante 10
Corte Federal un sserito sCliciea ndn
ssr tiudadau0 imarieanc. FLeron ses.
l!igos los s,n1res don Ricardo Fer
nAndsx y don Argel PsnisguA.
Sc hA viIlo no jpicio en- 10 Ger
te + ,derAl eoLtra Ce' &reo V.gg, pr
IL fescei6n & los crdenal EAs del dc
pArts met TO de MArins. Fl jurA do il
deelsr6 no eulDab.s e! iusz Rce,j
absov vi6 al scusAdci
tContintt0 en- Ia pdgina Sq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

AZUCAR. Para IL exportaci6n
Sin oosrsiionss
Buques aRuncla dos
Vapor espsfiol <Coude Wit edos
sali6 eli 80 div de BARGE M hIc'er do
las eacalas de costambra para esta.
V.pnr americana sCaracar. ests.
"a squl Drocedenta DO /. Guayrs el s
Gel prtssnts Ssld,a el misno dis
pArI N " k
VAUor sma 'isano hi adei htxs
sAldra do NV Yclk 2kfa ess& Q. 4 del
actual.
EMtF&das
De la isia ga'etAa eDetesdss
<1s! Il .varo y <GsrmenS.
f@sfdas
Para IL is'a vApcr amer'cano
& oonetS con tr&nslio
PAra PosFso Plata vspcr ftart6s
20 lebers acn hansitn.
Para Ia IL y balAndTos xSAl Mi
que , J xO0s Hsrm&ncss.
Kuquos en- puerto
TkAVE2IA
sEmma K aow:cns descsrgAndo
sA1sms w Snisss desea g4ndo
SH sian s. W +rls detcArRsndo
&c en Li>aeS desoa} Ando
sTifsons c.rgAndo
<~otctS ca,gAnon
<Cosmos dsscsrgando
COSTANRROS
xCorsz1n de Msria1 Humaaao
<DsasAdaS NSg4Ebo
SAal ii vefS LuQui.lo
AlmsI MAurAbn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

tara sn Santurcs. Los pianos han si'
do h'ehos DOR el iugenisro don Rafael
del Vale Zmo
--En 10 retreta del domingo estre-
nara 10 banda dc 10 pol'cfa sl bAile
sLA mIchishfs. de 10 preeiosa zsrxue'
ID sLa gStiiA blArcaS del maestro VII
vss, que estA erfsrmo actuamslts en-
GspSfia,
Una dArzs del popular eompo'
sitor RiHs Oga'le titulads enc hay
pa nadies sefa estrepAdA On 10 retreta
1el d. mir g en- Ia plaza priueira'.
-Sss 10 notista', por los barr'os
Ia LAreA ha aoArseido IN suj.to LA
mado JAims B sres'6, que SO insisula
"a mbrs Dc, va van aisndo mu.
th)s los urg dos &c essA elass.
DE m u ua 81 lunes 90 puhlica
rS probAbl .msola una nreva ordsn de
traa'Ados en- el cutrpo de lA poll fs.
E4s Sc veaie u msgLitiso piano 60
t ahricA c!6u slsnaDA. Ifdanae IL for
msa AV GArcfS ss'gAdo.-CArolira,
Ago tJ 3 I'm alt
Ipf6rmsienos de QiebrAdillas,
q@e hA ftl.toido ca squelA ooblsci6o,
vfeilmA del iessno, don F.iomsno z
Cruz, persona mry Apstc Ida en Aqus'
lls loealIdAd.
Aver estAba 40 San Juan sl Dr.
Roses Artau. dc UtaAdo, que ssr&
nombsado dirc ctor dc la Estaei6n do
sEemia 60 aquslla eiudad
-En 10 ratr6aA del domingo estfe
nara Ii banda do lA pollcla insulAr un
paao- doble del maestro Chspf, gus 90
titula eMotivoa dc aires asturiAnoas
- In sl Club de y. KshrhAhn d
Co, u gAn Fransisso, 80 vsndsn doa
rsloies de orc a&ds ssmAna, entire 50
sosioz, AbonAndo 90 so 6 100 semAnal
La titimA asmana ohtusro uno don
Aleisndro Loptz. do San Juan, So
cio 70 l6.
En el z,glan do ID csaa Oonsls-
lorial se sxhiben los pianos del pro-
yecso do Hospital dc msdicina do essa
eiudad.
--Se saeuentra en- San Juan oil
abogAdo do AAysgu'z don Santiago
Neatrs.
La coatumbre adaptadA por al.
gunAs siendes de omsrsio, do coloear
f,ents & aus vitrinaa de muestras bal.
eoneillos do hIsrro con ldAs, viene
dando uu NAL result Ado, pues much. Z
psrsouas ne rompeu 10 rooa y las que
no, CT mo tcurri6 e.tA ma q ana, auiesn
hsrid&e.
-Auocha 90 dsela.6 un vorsx In.
cendio On lA residences comercial d.
don BA'tszsr Marques. ca LArss. 81
IquemAro totalntpte dos aasas. Lal
lp6rdidss % csleulAn eb 5000 dollars
La cssR donds empex6 el fuegC
etsba saegurAds. E cuerpo dc bonn
bsros y Ia polisfa logrsron localizal
el incsudio, Hay ouAtro oontnsos.
| -Eda ncchs rgreNrk de Maya
91es. Ponce, Asn German y SAban,
IGrAuds, el comite da slescio iones.
i Aver en- Ii central ~Eaguis d.
Gursbo, oourri6 10 chr q le entire do
Ew.gones dc @. ~ El conductor Ju
Ito Rivsra resulto con In feActurA d.
Idos 6edoa de IL mann dsreehA.
: Sc b Aean estudioG actuAlment
osra ell AdoQuinGdo del recInto 50
: de Ia cIudsd, inme isc!cneS del mue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
nOTIi,|AS DEL Ola

: Session. del Ayunta miento. .-Ingresos de mu
tas en- Teoreria. OGcina de Anemia en- Rio Piedras,
Reformas en- Bayamon.-Denuncias multas senteu-
clss-hscandalo electrico. = La hygiene en-
SanturCe -Retreta del domingo -Matrimono Civil.
Danza <A hay pa ie.S-Una subasta.-Don Jose
D. Escobar. U6cioa de Ipgenieria. -Voraz incendio
1es.-Fallecimento. Muele Clique el bara
dero.-Utras NOTICES de inttres general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale "a, n6mero lO4, oeste, New
York. Sltio may c6ntrico. Pr61imo
81 subway, & los elevados, { los cArros
electricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Broadway, 70 y 81 avanidA. Muy ceraa
del hotel Marie A,st0iastts, donde estG
81 Osub hero Gnaericano A sieta cuAdrss
del doctor HsnnA, Cas& Amplia y ele.
ganse. Cocina americana y espAfio
10 InssAlAcion ompietAmenta nusva.
Trea baf1os. Pidanse irfnrmea 4 In
&dminiAttA tAci6n ds LA DEMOCRACIA,
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
SECC|ON HERcANTIL
FfecIos MIN de los arilsulos
que Sc detaIIan en-

FrecIos MIN de los arilculos
que Sc detaIIan en-
alma0enes
Arrocea de partido JAp6n de-
VAS.
Idsm valenciano q g Id. Id.
Aios de 30 ctvs. & SO.
JAmonss s9s 10
Quesos Ameaa. . e16 PxkaerGa 70.
Tosino, 9 III a Is.
Sardinas shumadas o l6 contav V os.
lisbon, est Rocamora, anrrica
no. s2ay4s
Pasta del pats q s34.
ksntsea & s7 OIL l , an |aiAs
do 81 { 10.
Harina do $3.50
Habichualas Amorisarss soloradas
lArgAs e5t sse
0arbanzos s4& 40.
Rssalso a. q II
Csbollss3.
Manteq uilla, de al3 . 1e
Papa. arnar'aanas % q 3.
Tasaio Q = 81.
Leche condensada sAguilA, & %
Id Id sCruz Roias s6
Id Id SMaHnolias OF
DEL PALS
Axdear para el sopsumoi
NAssAbado alaro de 149.
Dc miel alaro q g..
Osntrifuga elaro do 10 o se
AmerieanA dc s a64
De Ponce s33 . 81.
Ron 80 Rradoa Cartier { OIL. .sa cen.
i,,os gallon pagados r. Iptsrnas
Maix Q IA
Tabsco, nominal,
PrecIos de Compra
Almid6n Q $3.50
Algoddn do S $50.
Coaos de is . is millar.
Queroa dulees e19 0 19t
8Abo de res A..
Cate sorriente do sl2.A & 12i.
Cambl0s 0Orrlentes
Eondros check Q 4.87 & &.874
Paris 2tA3 d.
Hamburgo a k4sD.
New York stvs. p.
EapaHa 10Au D.
C6dulas hipotecarlas
Bsneo Territorial y Agrfcola $50 59A
AseiOmos
Banco do Pto. Rico Q 25 q 26
Raneo Territorial. Q 16A lS.
Hanso Popular 0 10 IL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
CALDEDA Y MOTOR

Se.vende una caldsrA dc rs caba.
ilos , IN motor de- IS cAbslloa de la
ranombrsdA fkbrisA sAtlass; Nane
poeo uso. Para informes di, ijirse 9
B. Z. De Sola. p. o. Box 80S. San
Juan P. 3. 2vs.lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

En- esta imprente Sc ven-
de papel viejo de perl6dico a
dos pesos el qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
I'll ySO

$u y$0
Como purg&nss susvay ea1az.
En- 10 indigestion.
IN los agrioa ; hatoa dSl sst6nago.
Contra IL i&queea.
Contra 81 eatreniraieni0.
Contra 10 bills,
Como rsfrsse ante,
PROAPEETOS
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
1TRIlGA1 TIERS
THE COLUM BIA.

The Columbia has launched upon
the new theatrical season with a
list of attractions that promise to
furnish satisfactory entertainment
for the patrons of the neat little
theater. In "A Mad Love" on the
bill for this week, with Marietta
Smart in the leading role the house
is presenting its best success so
far this year in emotional drama.
The young leading lady handles her
part with ability and spirit and her
support is good. Joseph Lasher APP
pears to good advantage in the
heavy part, and David Marnell does
some good character work as an
English farmer. Comedy is sup
piled by Miss Margaret Johnson as
Alice Audley. The play is on for
the week, with matinees tomorrow
and Saturday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
LONG AND SCALER
SIGN ARTICLES

Louie Long and Kid Scaler signed
articles yesterday afternoon to box
Is rounds at Medical Lake, Wash,
October 23. BY the terms of the
agreement Scaler takes 5000, win
or lose or draw. Jack Kearns, for
Scaler, and Biddy Bishop for Long
today each posted weight and ap-
pearance forfeit OF 5000. Harry
Green, who Is backing the enter
prise, will later deposit a forfeit of
$3.50.
There was much wrangling over
the weight question. Kearns for
some time insisting on 1928 pounds
at o'clock. Bishop claimed that
the best Long could do was 1913 at
B o'clock. Kearns said If that was
the case they needn't talk any
further. Later he threw up his
hands when convinced Bishop was
sincere about Longs condition and
agreed to 1913 at o'clock.
A physician will examine each
man before he enters the ring and
n from any cause his physical con-
dition Is not perfect he VIII not be
allowed to box.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
.CORONERS JURY
CLEARS LYNN

The coroner's jury last evening
cleared Andrew Anderson Of the
charge of numbering Jack Lynn,
and returned verdict that Lynn's
death was caused by wounds In
flicted by pitchfork in the hands
of Andrew Anderson while defend
ing himself. There were several
witnesses who saw the trouble at
Grimmer's barn a week ago Satur-
day night. All told the same story
of Lynns knocking Anderson down,
kicking him and then of Anderson s
retreat into stall, followed by the
angry driver, who charged into a
pitchfork which Anderson picked
up. Anderson testified that Lynn
had beaten him on two other oc-
casions.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
THE SPOKANE.

Early last year. when Louis
James announced that this season
he would offer a Shakespearian
comedy. letters were sent to 674
dramatic critics throughout the en-
tire country requesting an express.
sion of opinion on which character
he should assume. Out of this num-
Der S62 replied with request for
"Falstaff. Thus "The Merry
Wives of Windsor" was chosen,
Mr.. James impersonating the fat
gay and witty Knight Of Windsor,
"Falstaff. James will present this
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
TWO UNIONS
COMBINE

Carpenters union No. 1860 with
drew from the Central Labor union
last night. The reason given for
this action was that the union con-
templated merging with Carpenters
union No. 90. No. 1860 is composed
of millworkers and there has been
at times some friction between 1t
and No. 9S, whose membership is
composed of carpenters engaged in
construction work. 1t is thought
that by consolidating the two
unions a better understanding can
be had In the future, while the in
terests of all will be advanced by
the change.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09

Will G.. Graves is a candidate for
reelection to the state senate in
the Sixth senatorial district, he
having been in the senate during
the sessions of 1903 and 1905.
From the first days of his service,
Senator Graves was recognized as
an aggressive and fearless fighter,
never hesitating to caustically ar
raign on the floor of the senate at
tempted corporate or private grabs.
Notwithstanding his party was in
the minority in the senate during
his term, he was universally recog-
nized as one of the leaders of the
senate. AS champion of the labor
cause. his influence was potent in
resisting the Entertainments at
tempted by corporate influence up
on the factory inspection act and
the right of recovery in personal
injury cases.
Among the bills introduced by
Senator Graves during the 1905 SEES
sion were an anti-pass bin, bill
creating a tax commission and pro-
viding for a full taxation of corpor-
ate property, bill providing for
compensation to employees injured
in the course of their employment,
a direct primary bill, and bill to
provide for the support of depend
ent children. He is an advocate
of the initiative and referendum.
and an ardent believer in the direct
primary. 1t may be said, more
over, that his personal popularity
with his colleagues, and his ability
and aggressiyeness upon the floor
insure him a large support in the
senate, howsoever much the polit.
ical party TO which he belongs may
be in the minority. The Seattle
Patriarch once said of him: "An
other Tillman in the field"
Democratic County Central
Committee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
PLANS A
NEW SIX CLUB
LEAGUE

Seattle. Portland. Vancouver, Ia
coma, Spokane and Butte
How do you like that for the
baseball circuit next year? Looks
like the goods, don't 1t?
Well. it's far from an imposs:5tl.
ity. President w. H. Lucas OF the
Northwest league Is working along
quietly tamping holes and getting
ready to put In the blast. And when
1t is touched off that Is in all
probability the circuit he will
secure.
Lucas success as a league presi-
dent is not from the work he does
during the playing season, He pre-
pares his little frame-ups during
the closed season and this fact it is
that makes it impossible to dis
lodge him from his job as has
often been tried.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09

fights to be contended with as pros
ecutor while his will is to do the
best for the community. Since
his admission to the bar he has
been in active practice in this city,
where he has made an enviable
reputation as a lawyer, while at the
same time impressing his associ-
ates with those qualities which
make for the upbuilding of public
virtue as opposed to injustice to the
individual.
He is the tool of no class of citi-
zens-he was nominated by the
rank and file of the people. His
election expense bills are not to be
footed by any crowd of citizens who
want friends in high places" Of
his conduct in Office, if he is elected,
he writes:
Il should conduct the affairs Of
the Office so that the men or women
deserving punishment should get it,
whether they come from high or
low places. l should endeavor to
get at facts, no matter to whose
detriment they might work. l
should advise my fellow county Off
Gals as to the law governing their
acts. My animus would be to pro-
tect the common people, the COM
mon interests of the community.
These, l believe, constitute the in.
herent duties of the county attor-
ney and prosecutor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
SAYS KERMIT ROOSEVELT WAS
BORN FOR THE PRIZE Ping

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 9.-Kermit
Roosevelt, second son of the presi-
dent. soon begins to take hard les
sons in boxing from Kid Bryson.
the clever lightweight. Bryson has
already donned the mits for a cou.
pie of trials with Kermit.
at is too bad he is the presi-
dents boy" says Bryson, "for the
ring has lost corker. Young
Roosevelt Is husky youth, already
a 13S-pounder and is very fast and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09

shifty. He bores right in and isn't
afraid of punishment. He uses his
feet better than any young man in
the ring today.
And at all time his mitts are I'M
der the direction of his clear head.
He has but one fault, and that is his
eagerness to land a knockout.
His favorite blow is the low
body and he reaches the solar plex-
us with ease. His wind is perfect
and he has bully heart. There
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
OLD FIGHT Renewed

The old fight between the unions
and Tefft e. Schaffer. owners of the
ice rink and Star single mill and
ice manufacturing plant, has been
renewed The firm signed up with
the Engineers union last summer,
but did not keep its agreement, so
the engineers claim, and it was
again placed on the unfair list by
the central body last night
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
THE WASHINGTON.

Charles Harris, who has a COM
edy monologue at the Washington
this week. is making a hit. Other
good numbers include MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Kelly in comedy skit,
Frederick Palmer, magician, and a
travesty by Barry and Johnson.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09
MILLS TO LECTURE HERE.

Walter Thomas Mills, the we'll
known socialist lecturer. will speak
at the Spokane theater Saturday
night, October'13. He is one Of a
list of opponents of the socialist
doctrine secured by Spokane be-
levers in that doctrine.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09

delightful comedy at the Spokane
theater Wednesday and Thursday,
interpreted by an excellent cast. A
Thursday matinee is announced.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-09

HELP WANTED-WE CAN FUR
nish all kinds of reliable help: X
you want to hire help or II you
want position call on the U. 8.
Employment Office, Room Is. Ga
lena Block. Phone 4075.
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ron SALE.
HELP WANrED-FEMALE.

THE SPOKANE CANNING co.
WANTS 40 OR SO GIRLS AND
WOMEN AT ONCE TO PEEL To-
MATOES AT THE CANNERY AT
YARDLEY. TAKE THE COEUR
D'ALENE. ELECTRIC LINE AND
GET OFF AT THE WATER
WORKS STATION. WORK EASY.
WE PAY CARFARE BOTH WAYS.
FIVE CENTS A PAIL FOR PEEL
ING AND 25 CENTS A DAY Be
SIDES.
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HORSESHOEiNG.

Charles Staley, Pacific avenue
and Bernard street. 1885
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Ladies' play billiards and posS
every Gay and evening At Pnstss
billiard parlor. $50
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Sarginson Plumbing Co.. Tel III.
222 Bernard. bstveea Main and
Front. SO
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PARTISAN DYEING & CLEANING
Works. L. A. Lehman, prop,
COS First avenue near Howard
street. Phone 2137. Dress pleat-
ing factory in connection. No
solicitors.
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RAoxTIO TRANSIT ~ -.
Freight furniture. baggage ana
parcel delivery. Tel 3s2. 330-o
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-10

the side walk or street within the cors
porate limits OF the city of Corvallis 8.
Please. change that upon your premises
to conform with the ordinance within 10
days and avoid the penalty.''
Harvey Sargent arrived in Corvallis
Saturday from an extended trip thr, ugh
the middle states in the interests of the
sale of his gopher gun.
DR.. G. G. Polling, the we'll known
preacher and presiding elder of Oregon,
and president of Dallas College, has ac-
eepted the presidency of the Western
Union College at LeNars, Iowa, and will
leave for the new field in about two
weeks. This college last year had 2S6
students, and the main college building
cost $4,000. Besid es this, new three
story building has been erected for a
students home. Besides full collegiate
course, it has theological department.
with "a students enrolled. Many friends
throughout the stats of Oregon wish Mr..
and Mrs. Polling success in their Eastern