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TO LET HOUSES TO RENT. = - =
1927 Linden av, brick, 8 rooms, new fur
mace open plumbing, nice gas fixtures and
ment, very comfortable and within easy walk
Ing distance, $3O.as?,, 4s-:e. &. .-.'5-5 ;.
loll Ntcollet av: detached frame dwelling,
in, $780, -. - : -. : -"
: 420 Ridgewood az, detached frame dwelling,
., rooms. furnace, bath, gas, hardwood floors,
hood $780, - y W. IT',r. = : -: : t-'DDe
1903 Sd av s., very nice frame dwelling, 9
S25 r:5 3:.E..' : :" - :, : 90 .,'
251o Oakland av;s good dwelling of 8 rooms,
=: 2ls University av Sc, 8 rooms, city water.
q 1909 18th az S. small dwelling on large lot,
8 I'VE rooms, city water $780, 4 -. -
George Qdlum, Manager, ....
300 PhOeniy Bldg .
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HRES Il 49,
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,

CAL1t thU1I SIOhE, - = .
sa J. Santrizos, Prop.
"The incest Place in Town" '
To Do Your Holiday Shopping. ~
Buy your, Xmas candies. nuts, flowers,
cigars and fruits here and have them de-
liyered by real Santa Claus. I
Special attention given to churches,
clubs and private parties for Christmas
entertainments. .... .-
Candies
French cream mixed candy, 15c Id; two
lbs for 25c. Old Tyne mixed candy. 1Oc
ID. Fancy imported boxes and baskets of
candy from 15c to So, Elegant special
prepared boxes of candy for presents
from 81 to SIS. 49,
of every variety put up to order In fancy
fruit display is well worth visit to
this store.
Cigars.
Full line of popular cigars by the box
I, for the holiday trade. Our scientifically
constructed showcases always assure the
purchaser of fresh cigars.
All kinds of plants and fresh cut flow
ers received daily. Prompt attention CIV
All kinds of hollyhock for decorating
purposes by the wreath or the bunch.
- Ice Cream.
!: The holiday table will not be complete
without a brick Of ice cream delivered
by US.
: +. C. 1o47S or eli; n W. Mum 1852.
LIST Av S and 9th st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

good board within walking distance of, union
depot. Answer early Address 461s, Jour
nal
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FOR RENT
e|~N~~~~~~~~~N~~N ~1~~1~~~~~S~-~.~~
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROS RENTAL LIST.
2O6 Andrus Building.

J.
THORPE BROS RENTAL LIST.
6 FOG AndFus Building.
i. . Modern Houses. 80 u
IS. QO-927 Washington az 8. 3 rooms, modern
$$lS.o0-717 18th nv S, 8 rooms, city water, gas.
$1so9-,2as Wya as ay S rooms modern
g $ ss y s. f9fSs%s s3om measrn
fo' KenwoMod S d,ttr, IT rooms. modern, In
$40 ,0o-2707 Grand nv, 8 rooms city water.
$5g.W--5 se4.E franklin av, 8 rooms.
g q sy 10 f ssea|s %esern
$li.oS-Sso9,la sh st $, rooms, city water
5000 Chicago p. avs iro Q oo Outage ali
t thoroly modern, one-half price for win
s12.oo-s2s Rassett place. 1 rooms. city water
600 - and and sewer, newly decorated.
Sta a5 81 s. p Modern
$50. oo-2 24 Humboldt ay S. $ rooms, modern.
$20.oo-2213 Fremont av N, S, rooms, modern.
$25.OO-6' Highland ay, z rooms, thoroughly mod
s,4 90 e sIn; n ne good repair -. -
sewer and gas. s ~ ss b.
$1o.o 90 $50 Columbus nv, Groom cottage.
Harriet tV Az y coftase city
water, barn and henhouse; is all In good
sa5.oo--s2s' i4th ay Sc. 8 rooms. modern.
$so. oo-12lo W 3lst st, I rooms modern.
$50OO-S24 Essex st Sc IL rooms, modern.
* duplex Houses.
40O0-27O3 Harriet av rooms second floor;
one of the best in city
$45. O0-2629 Pleasant ay Z rooms, thoroly mod
ern duplex, just completed sE.'E
$l5OO-l722 9th av s, rooms, first floor.
$26 00-1S29 10th av IS, { rooms, modern. q. e
$40 00-12O9 w 25th st, 6 rooms, modern. e
$l6Qo 900 w Franklin av. rooms, part base
ment fiat, heated. -. 80. =. -. J. I.
l725-33 Emerson av N, rooms, thor
-. oughly modern, new flats, cheap rent.
$52 o0-2l4 18th st, Z rooms modern, new.
00-3o11 Hennepin av' 6 rooms, modern.
The Virginia, Lowry Hil--A Broom apartment
ssFe suitable for bachelors, ladies or man and
wife, with cafe privileges; also s.
-. room housekeeping apartments.
The Laurel Flats. corner Laurel and 18th st;
( one Broom alcove and bath, $22. so;
one hye-room at $25; steam heat, jan
itor service; walking distance. Call
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a., 1909 18th az s. small dwelling on large lot,
=. hye rooms, city water, $3.50. =.
sc sSs P pSesmi 4 Biass
. Observation-Disclosures : { G,9 s 2 co.. T. . 0 . 9 9
O. ~; :. Successors. to E. n. Ri. u
o Chadbourn & Rraden, l.! - Il 10 a
Rentals and Insurance, 1915 4th st N. o
.+s SO summer sss Winter, seven rooms, Q
o $40 Eight rooms, duplex house. r. s Q
foS r- 81 rooms bath, gas, parquet
,as44 list av S. : .e : nea''
$lo-F1ve rooms. 1907 5th Fav s. Q
s7-Three rooms 2s1e 10th av $. Q
*25-Eight rooms, modern, 1927 Pleas Z
$lo--Five rooms, East Side 9
r ire o. burglary ,a and accident insurance o
Q Q % o 0 Q O o o Q Q q
$s,boo-s.RooM HOUSE, E 24th 81 AND 9th
az. Z, p9 od 2 viii rent for $45.
for m h9ne s2d az and 18th
s,ooo-9room duplex, on list av and Goth
ss,5 500 room house, Willow az. N and goth.
$2,S00-9-room house, 18th av s and 25th st.
American Land 4 Exchange Co..
44s-A, Security Bank Bid, Minneapolis, MINI.
NEW HOUSES ON EASY TERMS, ON esth Ay
s, between 9th st and Franklin; seven rooms
III hardwood: second floor enameled: all floors
first quality /. x. Il. maple flooring; large
& lots. ~
Barnes Brothers, k@s
200 Oneida Building,
104 4th St. 8.
MODERN EIaHT-RooM HOUSE. a7les oLINToT
az; immediate possession; reasonable rent for
Modern etght-room house, 1924 Clinton ay;
immediate possession; reasonable rent for
Kane & Co.,
30S Bank Of Commerce
1919 HENNEPM Av, EIGHT ROOMS AND
bath, all modern, $25; 1415 Portland av, IA
rooms, all modern, in fine condition. fine for
alston Az, $12 close In, ten minutes walk
from West hotel. Several small houses, five
70 seven rooms ~ to So month. T.. A. Cor
don: 800 Phoenix building.
qoR RzS 4 : Is { nopEa 81 sRo on
9 house; easy walking distance; $40 per Q
J. +. Calhoun, 300 Oneida Building. .
9 o @ @ 30 81 a 10 % o o o
8 E saith ST, NINE LARGE. LIGHT, PLEAS
lot; half black ITO Nicollet car: worth $45;
Il price $35. =, 10. Brown, 1856 Lumber Ex-
change. II Il .5s "a sss & Isl l
1o-RooM HOUSE, BARN, BATH, PANTRY,
& parquet floors, hot water heat, homelike and
az S. q owner. 2eis Phone South 1902 j.
$b6 $40, goo HOME FOR RENT; SpIEN.
did grounds; modern; fine repnir. Will sell
at sacrifice. Location inside OF 18Th ST.. near
HennepIn ~. Room a12 Phoenix building,
FOR RENT-sEvEN-RooN HooUsE, q APPLY
1862 Aldrich ~ s.
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n XMAS PRESENTS FOR HIM:
Cloves s@3>.'4 p ~, ~ ,elno1 srs'
shirts T14sss ts,-n- o,ava t. Fur SGoods
Our location, " hich means low rent, makes
our prices especially low. Turnquist, tailor
and mems furnishings, 1873 9Th st Is. = rt>
CANARIEs-LARGEsT AND FINEST LOT I'M
ported birds in city, for Christmas presents;
cages Birds supplies. 1929 N1collet. T. G.
1905. i'.--F = x = r.: 4.
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DYING AND CLEANING

! TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
! French dry cleaneras nfor 1adiet' ana gents
clothing and all household goods. $40 Nicollet.
| LooK-HAyE your SUITS PRESSED, ssc, Ar
| " estern Ay Dye House. We call and deliver
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For Miscellaneous.

FOR RENT-NINE ACRES AND HOUSE,
barn, large henhouse, lake, half mile car
line. only $40. H. L. Hollister, N. ". teIe-
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OPTICIANS

EGRIEyIsH, oPTICIAN, A07 NIcoILET Az,
( duplicates MI lenses without prescription;
eyes examined. glasses fitted: artificiai eyes.
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| For, Rent Furnished Houses. j;
TO LET TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY FOR TWO
| Or three months modern home, fully fur
! enished; terms reasonable; owner going south.
zoos Gfrard av s. = - -
FURNISHED PRIVATE RESIDENCE UNTIL
| May !, including heat, $50 per month. T. q.
s7993:s~ 2O17 Columbus av.".--s -z, ~e=.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-21
FL bale infantil
p. Il. s.

Este simpatico ndmero del brillante
progr anna de las festas Edel Carnaval,
resulto de una extraordinaria anima-
ci6n anoche. Fu6 una fiesta encanta-
dora. por cuyo brill antisimo 6xito tue
muy felicitada Ia comisi6n.
El n6mero de mascaras infartiles
fue extraordinario Habfa mas de
doscientas.
Es indescriptible la belleza del
espectaculo que ofrecia anoche nues-
tro teatro convertible en- un delicioso
refugio de los nlf1os
Entire los disfraces los habfa de mu-
cho gusto y algunos muy artisticos.
La orquesta. como en- todos los bai-
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CORTE DE DISTRITO
SESSION DE AVER

Ante juicio por jurados Sc vicron
dos processes que segufs ell Pueblo con,
ira Felix Faura por escalamiento en-
primer grado, y Pedro ]. Ortiz, por
falsi6caci6n.
A Feliz Faura 10 defendio ell Lcdo.
Falcon, quien obtuvo un brillante
triunfo logrando un veredicto de in
culpabilidad favor de su patrocin ado
Pedro Ortiz, procesado por falsifca-
ci6n, en- la session de la tarde, despu6s
de una practica de prueba larga, y de
el mismo haberse defendido de La
acusaci6n fiscal ms
trucciones al Jur ado por parte al Hon
Juez, el referido Jurado lie declare cul-
pable del delito de Justification.
La Corte sefalo ell dia "a de Febre-
no para ell pronunciamiento de senten-
cia, ordenando su prisi6n a no prestar
fanza por la suma de 81 600.
p. Il. S.
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ReYiSta de los TribunaleS
Session de aver
TRIi UNAL SUPREME

Solicitud de un Habeas Corpus TOR ell
Lcdo. Herminio Diaz favor del
condenado muerte Francisco
Rivera fa) Panchito.
A virtud de moci6n presentada por
el Lcdo. Dfaz Navarro para la vista
de un Habeas Corpus, la Corte Supre-
ma habia sef1alado ell dfa de aver para
su celebr aci6n a las . a. m.
Ell sentenciado 4 muerte Francisco
Rivera, zen virtud de sentencia dada
por ell Mr.. Charles z. Foot, juez de la
de Distrito de Guayama, en- de Abril
del roo5), tendra de algunos % a as
amos. es de color, de estatura baja, de
complexion recia y su semblante refc
ia suma tranquildad.
Alberta la session del Supreme, des-
pues de las formalidades del case, e.
Lcdo. Diaz Navarro ley6 su moci6n
donde expoaia los fundamentos de su
alegaci6n.
El Fiscal pide Sc destime la moci6n
exponiendo brevemente para ellos sus
razOneS
La Corte Suprema a reserva de
fundamentar su opinion, resolvi6 no
haber lugar al Ha beas Corpus.
Expuso entonces el Lcdo Diaz Ma
varro, que a igual que aquel que sa-
biendo que Jesucristo iba resucitar
sc visti6 dc granada, el va Sc habfa
preparado para presentar el escrito de
ape lacion. @@-
Presentado que fu6 la Corte 10 ad-
mite, concediendo al defensor un mes
para que prepare Ell recurso orde-
nando la suspension de todo procedi-
miento eJecutivo.
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HipOdrOmO de San Juan

Desde el dfa 26 del mes en- curse,
quedara alberta la pista para ensa-
yos de caballos, segGn las reglas y
condolences estipuladas por la Comi
sion respectiva.
Hasta el 5 del proximo mes dc
Marco sc recibirdn proposiciones
para la adjudication de la subasta de
anuncios en- la palizada de la pista.
ESta concession durara dos amos.
Las ofcinas del Hipodromo, situa-
das en- la ca1le del Cristo mum /, da-
ran los tickets para poder penetrar
en- la pista, la practica de caballos
y suministraran cuantos informes
sean necesarios, pliegos de condi-
clones para subasta, etc.
En- breve Sc inaugurara Ell Hip6-
dromo de San Juan, para cuyo acto
existe ya, una gran animac ion.
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IND n0CI6D del SeIlO[ R0nOS
ENLh CAMARA De DELEGADoS

FL sefior Ramos secundo al sefior
Was Ochoteco en- cuanto la apro-
cion del informe de la comision con-
junta de conference sobre el c. B.
nt1mero Is Qey de e1ecciones), pero
propone que Sc designe otra comi-
sion de conferencias para sostener
su moci6n relativa a que Sc otorgue
4 Barceloneta igual privilegio que a
Utuado, Juana Dfaz y Fajardo, conce-
diendole un colegio electoral en- aque-
la poblacion.
Sometida votaci6n por 1ista
fue aceptada por 30 votos contra d.
El sefior Matienzo propuso que Sc
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meoloas sanitarias
EN- TOA ALTA

El Sabado pasado estuvo en- Toa
Alta el Superintendent de Sanidad,
DR.. hernandez, quien nos psrticipa
que aquella poblaci6n ha cambiado
de aspecto, viendose deseos en- el
Alcalde, comerciantes Y vecinos para
mejorar las condiciones higiGnicas.
Durantc I'm solo dia Sc sacaron de los
patios 78 carros de basura. Sc es-
tan arreglando las GALES del pueblo
y sc les esta echando ell cascajo stiff
ciente para su a6rmado
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In COnCiertO en- Ia plaza

Esta noche verifcara un concerto
la Banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico, en- la plaza de Baldorioty, con
al Siguiente
PROGRAMA
/. "El rifle del Regimiento" Pa
so-doble Dor Sousa.
?. Recuerdos de Barden- Bar
den" Waltz por Bousquet.
3. "Nosotros dos" gran polka &
duo dc dos cornetines por
Faust.
d. "Estrellas del Sur" Overtura
por Maxi.
5. "Ensueno de amor despu6s del
bale" Intermezzo por Czibul-
ca
s. "Rosita" Polka caprichosa con
silvado por Miranda
7. "Karama" A Japo- Rhapsody
Two-step y Grey.
The Star Spangled Banner.
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Una adhesion

Anoche hemos recibido Ell siguien-
te despacho telegratico
Sahara Grande. Febrero 20, 1906.
BOLETIN MERCANTlL,
San Juan.
'Deseamos haga constar nuestra
adhesion carta Gonzalez Cruz, publi-
cada BoLETIN.'
DR.. Ti6 E. Saaredro.
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desicnase Ia misma comisi6n, agre-
gandose ella Ell sef1or Ramos.
Los senores Virella Was piden
que Sc nombre otra comision y fue
aprobado designar a los sefiores Ra-
mos, Mendez Cardona y Aponte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-21

Don Antonio Lopez, vecino de Toa
Alta, es uno de los que mas esfuer-
EOS ha hecho para mcjorar las condi-
clones de su pueblo.
Ha cedido 4 todosio largo de iasca-
lie del Mango una faja de terreno
de ms &c ancho para establecer las
letrinas de los vecinos, varios CO
mcrciantes, entire clloS Il seiior We
lila. han cedido tablas y cajones pa
ra construirlas.
Adem2s, el sefior Lopez cedi6 todo
cl terreno suticiente para ampliar cl
antique Cementerio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-21

Sc ha ordenado por ell Alcaldc de
Toa Alta que Sc pinten las casas de
Ia poblacion y SC esta procediendo a
guitar los toconess de alrededor de la
plaza que empieza va tener spec
to de tai.
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les de la temporada, ejecut6 brillante-
mente su programs.
El consume de Aconffetti, serpent
mas, etc, fue considerable
La animation, spprema
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SUMMONS

a .he supsrior Court Of San Juan co,..
Charles T. Fakahashi. Plaintiff
vs..
81 G. Belt, as admiuistfator Of the
George Eielson, deceased, the Estate estate Of
heirs Of George Nelson, deceased nnx -.
other persons or parties unknown c, aad ali
any right, title, estate, lien or interes n =,
real estate described in the comnla,,'.'ll the
in, Defendants. here.
The State of Washington to the v.,
heirs Of George Nelson, deceased. and a., nown
persons or parties unknown Claiming AM IN, other
title, estate, lien or interest in the real Lght
described in the complaint herein. tha estate
named defendants. INC above
You and each of You are hereby suuu
to appear within sixty l6o) days after the ta1
entitled action in the above entitled cnn. ABOVE
answer the complaint of the plaintiff. anu and
copy OF your answer upon the undersurssssr se
torneys tor plaintiff, at their Office below s,a. az
will be rend~red against you according q sl
demands Of the complaint, which has been ~ s. me
with the clerk of said Court 'een Med
The 3ject of said action is to foreclose,
gage given By George Nelson to the a laO,,-
corded in the Office of the county auditor OF re
Juan County, Washington, in volume of "a, gan
cages at page AL, wherein said George N;aIDll
mortgaged to said plaintiff the following , Ssa
cr1bed tract parcel of land lying in sag , aes
County, Washington, towit Juan
Southeast quarter OF northeast quarter fss ;.
of Ne. NJ and east half of southeast q, artsr 4
u of Sc. W of section thirteen (I,) townst,..
thirty SIX (36) north, range two (2) west " NJ
And to have the above described property so,.
tor the purpose of paying the amount dine ' tha
plaintiff uncer said mortgage towit: Sixtv Any
lars ($6o) with interest thereon at the rsts y.
ten per cent per annum from February ,, Nv. Va
until paid; sixty four dollars (s64) paid bv , sss
plaintiff for taxes on said property and thirtSa.
i've dollars ($30 attorneys fee and for the costs
and disbursement of this action ~0''S
SHANK & SMITH
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and postoffce address: 1902 Alaska build
ing, Seattle, King County, Washington
First publication April ID, 1906. #
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Notice Of Sale Of Second Class Tide Lands
Applications Nos. 1921 and 41s6

Applications Nos. 1921 and 41S6
NoT1 e Is HEREBY GIVEN That on the 10th
day of June, 1906, at the hour of 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, on said day, at the door of the
Court House in San Juan County, Washington,
the following described Second-class Tide Lands
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor, to-wit:
No. 422I
All tide and shore lands of the second class.
owned by the State of Washington situate in
front of, adjacent to upon that portion of the
government meander line lying in front of lot 4,
Sec. 8, TIP. SO north, range west W. M, and also
beginning at the meander corner to sections 8
and g. same township and range; thence south
81 degrees, As minutes east sos chains to point
on the meander line in front of lot 2, section 9
from the west boundary line of said lot would
intersect said meander line, and having total
frontage of 32.So 1inea1 chains measured
along the meander line according to Ger
tilted copy of the government field notes of the
survey thereof on file in the office of the Com
missioner of Public Lands, at Olympia, Wash
ington.
The above described second class tide lands
appraised at $500 per chain. Total appraised
value of said tide land SI64.45. No improve
ments.
All tide and shore lands of the second class,
owned by the State -of Washington, situate in
government meander line lying in front of Lot
s. Section 35 Township 81 North, Range West
w. M, having total frontage of 7.o3 linea1
chains more or less measured along the mean
| eminent field notes of the survey thereof, on
file i'll the Office of the Commissioner of Public
Lands, at Olympia, Washington.
The above described second class tide lands
appraised at $500 per chain. Total appraised
value of said tide lands 1906. No improve
ments.
Said tide land will be sold for not less than
the appraised value and subject to the improve
ments situated thereon, and as appraised by the
Board of State Land Commissioners in the man
ner provided by law, statement of which is
now on file in the Office of the auditor of said
county.
Terms Of sale are: Under contract one-tenth
to be paid on the day of sale, and one-tenth an
nual1y thereafter on the first day of March OF
| each year, with accrued interest defer ed
balance at 6 per cent. per annum: Provided That
any purchaser may make full payment at any
time and obtain deed.
The purchaser of such land will be required to
pay at the time of sale the appraised value OF
any improvements or valuable materials on such
land in full, in addition to the one-tenth OF the
sale price. 8.
The above described tide lands are offered for
sale by virtue of an order of the Board of State
Land Commits sioners, made on the 9Th day OF
March, 1906 duly certified and on file in Office
of said County Auditor.
FRED E. KIRBY,
County Auditor.
Dated at Friday Harbor, Washington, this 10th
day of May, 1906
Date of6rst publication May IL, 1906 St
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Axaricious to the End.

$50 strong is the avarice of the
miser," said Uncle Joshua, Chat
we are not surprised at its often de-
veloping itself as the ruling passion
strong in DEATH Mr.. Watson, q
man Of very large fortune and uncle
to Lord Rockingham, just before he
died desired his attendant to give
him shirt out Of a drawer he point
ed to. Lord, sir said the attend
ant, what do you mean, to think Of
putting on another shirt now? ?
Why said Watson, I understand
it is the custom for the shirt have
on to be the perquisite of those who
lay me out, and that is an old rag
ged one and good enough for
them.'"
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curran's Wit.

Curran's ruling passion was his
Joke, and it was strong, if not IN
death, at least in his last illness.
One morning his physician observed
that he seemed to cough with more
difficulty"
ssThat is rather surprising, an
swered Curran, afor have been
practicing all night
While thus lying i'll Cu-ran was
visited by a friend, Father OLeary,
who also loved his joke.
81 wish, O'Leary,' said Curran to
him abruptly. Chat you had the
keys of heaven"
sWhy, Curran ?"
Because you could let me in,
said the facetious counselor.
1T would be much better for you,
Curran," said the good humorcd
priest, "that I had the keys of the
other place, because | could then
let you out
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-12

r one Of the weaknesses and of the comforts of
YOUTH that it does wholly realize the RESPONSIBLE
TIES OF LIVING. The young look forward on life as
IL something reaching far the distance rich in beautiful ex
periences crowned with and successes Lie has It's
highest deepest and the responsibilities
of living reach in direction much the other
Life collection of frivoties long routine OF
moaning and sorrow but A MASS OF VARIED EXPERT
ENCES teaching its lesson and together fashonng the
character with the great hereafter Therefore, take
Appany sadly but EARNESTLY something given
to be made of both for self and others
It the pleasures of youth that pictures OF the future
beauty Every young and young has day
Dreams builds air castles and thinks of all that coming
filled with joy He would be reluctant to disclose these visions to
Others he would be afraid of being laughed at So called practical
would smile at the folly Of many of them.
WE'LL one thing sure all there is PURITY
No young young his her day Dreams his her
picture the future bhods life of crime shame 1t them
something good and and pure It unfortunate it sad that
grow up manhood and womnhood and mnge
and society," the strfes and tolls of the world many Of
these bright visions pass away
appealing audience of the young this country
but realize that he talking those who the makers of the
countrs destiny In monarchy, where there hereditary
ruler who all the affairs state determines the policy the
nation the great have comparatively little influence But here
WE ARE ALL RULERS and who find the silver hair coming
heads shall pass away the young
forward work the destiny the There
of but loves his country but looks its history
with PRIDE gores the fact that he American citizen and
gong that looks forward the future of the the
faith and the hope that that future WILL BE EVEN GRANDE
and magnificent than its past We today the wonderful
things which have been accomplished and dream what will be-
NOW THE YOUNG, REALIZING THAT WELFARE THIS
NATION ONE THEIR RE-
sPoNsBLlTlEs LIFE, CERTAINLY THAT THOSE
THINGS SHALL PREVAIL WHICH MAKE FOR ITS HIGHEST GOOD