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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
Die S~antbGtiofcit,

Sr. @corg &lein lGBt 2l @obnbGll.
ier bauen. Gu5 @uttS'idc
@obnbolS an @enrp &cinlc Der.
fouft.-@m. Gepfin & So. bulcn
groBe 2o9crbGuicr AT ser @oro.
ber!StraBc.
Sr. @eorg &lein bat Ourd) oclt
Ird)itcftcn @Orpnro u. Nrcmcr Yl1ltc
oltSorbeitcn loiien fir 0cn 9ou bon
81 moocrnen 5lpciltodigen @obnbGll.
fern, Ole an Der SiioIeitc ser Niercc-
StroBe 5piihcn ser G%orroltors ltno
9(rlington.N uenue, crrihtct mcr0en
iouen llno $4,000 folten mcroct.
Ser befunntc &nllfnonn 5. ".
EllttS bot lcin MobnboltS, Nr. t1t5,
@cit.2onpo!c'S troBe, 0e9cnii6er bent
2%ofnpcttc.S Square al &cnrp Hcinl3
fiir $4,000 p%erfollit. Gas NolS
luilroc Dor ~ Sobrcn fir @rn. YllttS
gebnllt.
@iQiom 9cpfin & So. bobcn Sen
Gontroft fir Die G%rridtullg BON orci
pirritodigen MISUNDERSTANDING Nr. 500
SOL, SunppersS trobc, an @cor0c
@unlcfc & S0bnc pcrgcbrn. Die
Gnntroftorclr bnbcn bcrcitS oic Gr.
lollbriB sum- Ibbrltd Der icbt olli
oicicn @rlrnoltilfen lte6cuocn Sc.
bGltoe cr6olten. 0ic 6irmo bctrei6t
icbt cin GngroS.S neutrality-suspicious.
III Nr. 1876, 2igbt-S troBc, Ood) miro
olcics SorS bel Ser Scrbrcitcrllng
Der 2igbtsS troBc ob0criiicn pcroen.
0ic yNtloS Contraction 60" bat
nm sic SolIcrlmlbniB fir cin %cinit0f.
ti0c2 hncrfs2oborotorilun fir Ole
N~bjl9Sfunol = Gomnliilion hodge
illd)t. ncldcS I'M BON Dormant, Yut.
tcriorl-, 5, unb 6. StroBc ~bcgrcn5tcn
Serritoriltm 0ebollt lucroc1 ioll. Ger
N~oltCrprct9 bctro8t $1,000.
q. @onf bot sen Gontroft fir bclt
Nou cincS orcilt0figcn @c61llocS
fir Nen S6ncibcr Inton @urfliS,
9r. 627, Gplrmbiu.Npc, crboltcn.
GoS @ebGiibc miro 2G15 bel so SUB
grob uno foitct $500.
Sri. Soicpbinc y. Nlrntitrong bat
bon Ocr oGufcIonb Eort So" sic
Cottage Nr. 2St7, Gufclo10.9 %[pcnlc,
2ufcIonO.Gorf, getouft.
Sic @oibin0tons, Baltimore. ru,O
I~nnopoliS . Hobn miro, luie Is 6ciBt,
in Sii0rucIt . Baltimore cilren @obrt.
bof crridtcn ~loiicn. Ser &olliprciS
Der 5iuiihcn Gorep- llnO TocoItrobc
an Der Baltimore = Sbio Nnbn &c
lcgcncn @runOitiifc lit $4,000.
Gic Ser. StroBenbabn = @eirQ.
idloit bat ooS @oucrniNnliOt'i6e
@rimoitiid an Der 9iiOipeltGG bon
Nortb. 9luc. unO @opItroBe ollgc.
fault, I'M bier circn gSo9gouihupt
pen iiir 100 Mog9onS 81 crri6tcn.
glrt6ur &. 9ailep miro II Suci-
Itodigc @obn6Guicr an ser Siioieitc
BON @Ipnoon . 9lpenlle, 5mii6en Ga.
rcps unb @oporoitroBe, crbollel1 Ioi,
len. Ger &%oitcnpreiS lit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01

Safe snr 8eiie in's Mnslanb &c.
iorat 6. Mainc, Nr. Alb, Cn-yalti-
morc- Strakc, nabc G%oitnmbonie-gu c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01

IQlcrbciliqen un0 NIlcr.
celen. - Wor9cn fciert Die tdtbo.
liIde STRIDE Ono SeIt IQcrbcili0elr
mo AM Srcitog OnS Set Nllcricclcn,
melH' ScBtercS Dent Nn0cnfcn Scr
Tobingcidic0cncn gcluiOmet lit. Nlt
uno SllnN front ollf bic m bltntcr
ScrbIteSprodt pronncnocn S~rie0b6fc
biluoliS, INN bic @rGber Der Gcim1cs
gongcncn Siebelt 81 b~cfr1n5en llno
ibnell 81 SGilptcn cin Sidtlcin oll5ll.
itedcl, rr1o III olcn &ird)en mcr0cn
Wtelicn fir Oo$ Seelenbcil Der Nbgcs
idieocncn gclciclr. Son benl iron50s
iiidcn &loltcr, III meld)em I'M nclllten
S~obrbun0crt Elm fronnler glbt 5ucrit
Den 9rolldl cinfilbrte, am 5meitclt Nos
pelllber sum @otteSader 81 ipolfob'
rem itn0 BON Ncucm bic &luge ilber
0cll Scinlgong tbcuerer In9eb0rigen
loilt ncr0en ST loiien, bot bcriclbc Die
gon5c fotbpliihc @clt erobert. limo
in Der Chat, nid)t MIR Die fatbolildc,
ion0ern gcluilcrmoBcn Ole geiommtc
Griltlihc. Sclltc, unt Gornbcn0 oc3
Cages gncrbeiIi9cll, ieiert Pit NM
SUNG oSnIlolue'erL" itno cS lit nidt
gerotbegL nit guten aleioern A6cn03
olli Die Strobc 81 gebcrL ocnn cS
fam ii6 %trcfien, oab Dem obrungSs
(oien Eoiioltcn cine Sonopol Wcbl
ms @eiidt oOer oli Den Hiiden &c.
morien miro.
Gfcroc Fir TrGii6cnt
VI ooicpc(t. - Ser Tfer0e6dn0.
Ter MoicS WoIeS, Nr. 1919, @otion,
itroBe, clnpfing geitern ipieber cincn
9lllftrog bonn y@eiben Souie" iiir
2 Wogcnpieroc iilr oen perionliden
@e6roud pon TrGIioent Hooiepclt.
Sic Eicr0e mur0e bon 8iQionl $.
Gropf, Dem Silperintcrccntcn Ger
Stallc 0Cs DWetBelt 9dilles," inter
iltdJt ltnO fir gut bcilnoer, mo uer,
0en bcl,tc nod @oibington perlooen.
Uie Eicroc iin6 bos %ieirItc Yoor
autidcnpferOe, Dos %jenlols aus 9ol-
tintorc Gerntsging; lie liub perfect
3liommcn geiteat, IS Sdnoe bod.
moGogonp6roune Stiiten nit Ioil
gen mebcroen WGGnen uno Sfpeii
fiirf Sobrc aft unb miegen 3uionl,
men $500 Gilno. Sic Iinb in Midi.
gan bon importirten fran50iiiden
Stltten gc5ildtet mo er6iels
ten bon Srn. Oioies Die Nomen Sait
mo Hoot 81 Gbren Der Witglicocr
bes Gabinct$ 0e$ Er1iioenten.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24
HEP wANTED-MALE-continued.


A MURRAY & READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents,
formerly at 634-636 Clay St, San Francisco
Now located at
489 SIXTH ST., OAKLAND.
TENTH AND MARKET STS., SAN
FRANCISCO.
PHONE SPECIAL $50.
r. T. WORK-FREE FARE TO
ARIZONA NEVADA,
OREGON,
SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
SHIP DAILY VIA
SANTA FE AND 5. p. r. r. TO
SAN BERNARDINO CO. VIA
Los ANGELES.
100 laborers and teamsters; new T.. r work !;
Southern California. FREE FARE.
CARPENTERS HELPERS-SOUTH:
TCNNEIMEN AND DRILLERS-SOUTH-
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
SHIP DAILY TO
5. p. T. +. Ocean Shore r. R.
western Pac. Z. R. North Shore R. r.
Yosemite V. R. R. Riparia and lewiston
FREE FARE-YOSEMITE V. r. K
MERGED, FRESNO. BAKERSFIELD.
@. N E. r. r.
SHASTA AND SISKIYOU-
BORDERS OF OREGON.
5000 laborers, driIlers. tunnel men. rockmen
hammerspen, trackmen, teamsters, section
hands, etc. All FREE FARE.
2-shfft bosses, free fare; 10 brakemen' com
pany work; stone mason helpers and camp
blacksmith. FREE FARE.
20 carpenters helpers FREE FARE
TO SANTA CRUZ by the sea
MURRAY & READY, 400 9th ST., Oakland.
Market and Tenth sts.. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24

DON'T FORGET.
$50 BEDS AT HOME.
COME HOME. COME HOME
TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
MURRAY READY have opened their hrst
workingmens lodging-house, with $50 beds.
Tenth and Market sts.. 5. F., and the price
Is only % cents per night.
We are going to do something else for you
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ANDRES Office, e57 Franklin ST, Oakland
Two young as walters for college $50
and found; man to wash dishes, same place.
$50 and found; 2 cooks for plain hotels. $50
and $685. relief cook, $22.50 a week; walters,
$50 to $50; laborers. So. so: kitchen fireman,
80; lunch man. German saloon, S75; etc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24

PACKERS.
Apply to General Manager, Nathan -Dohrmann
Company, 1520-1550 Van Ness ave-, between
Pine and California sts.. Monday, Septem-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SALooN FOR sALE.

SALOON FOR SALE.
fine corner saloon outside the city limits OF
Oakland: lot 56x122; fine improvements, excel
lent stock Of goods on hand receipts average Sl0
per day; other income besides; worth $50, ,0O0 VIII
sacrifice for $4,000; best Of reasons for selling
books open for inspection; only those meaning
business need answer; this is a splendid oppor-
tunity for any one who understands this line OF
business Address box 6752 Call office, Oakland
HERE is a bargain; gallery for sale; located in
one of the best towns In Santa Clara Valley;
crop failure unknown; population of town
nets from s. to Sc a dozen. Everything in
frst-class order; reason for selling, sickness.
b an dr @ fGr AN
box 543. Gilroy.
FOR sale-Long established coffee and tea wagon
business, cash trade, clearing $500 a month
Price $500. and includes horse. harness, wa
business to learn and can be run by one man.
Only parties who mean business will be con-
Cali office Fillmore st
WANTED-To buy drayage outfit of or 4
trucks and L or wagons; no business neces-
sary; same is wanted for use in San Fran
cisco; state full particulars in first communf-
cation. Box 3o01, Gall.
CONTRACTOR requires financial assistance in
organizing company to carry on general con-
tracing work, especially steel and concrete
construction Box $40. Call office
PARTNER for well paying office business; no
and reliable: amount REQUIRED $500 For full
particulars BR0OKBANK. 1929 Fillmore.
SOBER, reliable man wishes to invest In estab-
lished business, from $500 to $1000 with SER
vice as partner Box S5S. Call office.
FOR sale-Best paying livery stable in city;
clears over $500 per month. Particulars, box
5000, Call Office.
$2oO-PARTNER wen established manufactur-
ing business; money maker. See BROOK
BANK, 1923 Fillmore st.
BICYCLE repairing and locksmithing business
for SALE good paying: old established. Apply
at SIS Center ST., 1924 18th st.. Oakland.
$30o-ON account of sickness; partner wanted or
for sale. electrical business. Box zoos,
Call office.
BUTCHER shop for sale: good business: will be
sacrificed. Further information at 270S Mis-
sion ST.
FOR SALE-A prosperous restaurant: centrally
located, near Van Ness ave; good lease; rea-
sonahle rent. Answer box 2076, Call office.
FOR SALE-ST00: grocery and bar at invoice:
extra bargain; rent $50; years lease. 1927
Buchanan st.
STAND wagon in good condition. On Post ST.,
bet. Steiner and Fillmore.
GROCERY in Western Addition. Address OTTO
SEWERS. 1880 Scott St
DELICACIES-Park store and S-room fat for
sale; long lease. 1856 Seventh st.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
q SUCH ACTION AMERICAN?
Correspondent Takes Exception to
Treatment Accorded 6i0slow.

Eugene, Ore, Jan. 24.-Editor Even
ing Teller: Under the law Is not
man considered innocent until ne is
proven guilty? To prove man guilty
are not witnesses other than the party
accused necessary?
An American of education and ex-
perience who has travelled extensively
and is known I'm both the old world
and the new, after making independent
on the canal wrote an
article. In this article he described
things as he saw them in company with
a resident of Colon he gave photo
graphs Of certain typical conditions
that he saw, and as authority for his
assertions he quoted the royal COVER
nor and the chief justice Of Jamaica. as
we'll as the clergy. British and Ameri-
can on the Isthmus.
In refutation of these charges the
secretary of war says certain Things
solely on his own authority and that
of the officials under him. One thing
he says plainly: that he did not m
vestigate personally the places that MT.
Rigelow did. Also. he questions the
validity OF certain OF Mr.. Bigelow's as
sertions on the ground that they came
from disaffected sources.
The Investigations Of the senate COM
mittee eliminated in but one important
question: who were the engineers
who had either refused to work on the
canal or who had resigned their posi-
tons?
This question Mr.. Bigelow refused 10
answer: as in doing so he would nave
to violate condolences. But even be-
fore this, as soon as Secretary Tafts
answer was published Mr.. Rigelow was
denounced by the press az liar. The
press persists In it's denunciation anc
az vet no evidence other than oricia
has been adduced.
Is this sufficient to invalidate TN
testimony gathered from people on tn
spot. even supposing that they are. a.
| Secretary Taft has said. disaffected.
Is one mans word against another's
that Of a private citizen against that
an official. BY utterance merely al
official Is able to declare an American
citizen guilty Of lying.
When and by whom was this powe
confirmed on our oniclals! IL
j American Is II fair play?
AN INQUIRER.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
Rubber Goods Should Be
First Grade.
Nothing But the Best Quality At the
Owl Drug Store.

There is a great difference In rub
Der grades Some rubber is good and
will wear long time. and some Is very
inferior In hot water bottles and
fountain syringes II Is especially nee
essary TO have good rubber.
Nothing Is more unpleasant than to
have joint give away while one OF
these articles is I'm use. and the result
may be anything from unpleasant to
disastrous Sometimes very hot water
is used, and II a joint should give
away the patient may be scalded Sc
riously. Sometimes II may only cause
the wetting of the clothing of the
patient but in either case 1t Is much
better to be sure you have the best
grade OF rubber, and avoid the trou-
BILE
The Owl Drug Company has the fin
est line OF rubber hot water bottles
and fountain syringes In the north
west. and it's long experience with
these goods has made the company ex-
pert judges of the quality. Anyone
buying Of the Owl Drug Company
may rest assured that the grade Is the
very best the market affords.
The Owl Drug Company buys in
quantities large enough to supply both
the wholesale and retail market. and
this enables them to furnish the good.
at the very best price. They can fur
nish this first quality as cheap as tn,
ordinary dealer furnishes an inferio
article.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
COAL MINE IS PAYING WELL.
Salmon City Product Sells Readily At
IS Ton.

Boise Idaho, Jan. PR. w Nc
Pride. who is in Boise from salmon
CITY. states that coal from mine four
miles from Salmon City is selling read
i1v at s. a ton, and the mine is pay
ing proposition.
n Is thought the coal he'd un'erlies
aho,,, $50 acres of patented land. $50
acres Of which Is in one ranch. Inc
present owner of the ranch has been
living on the place for 90 years and 1t
was only about year and a half ago
mot be discovered his land covered a
rich coal bed.
The mine that is being worked has
nine-foot vein OF high grade Ignite.
other worka BILE deposits have been dis
covered and altogether il IL reported
the mines are able to produce 500 tons
Of coal daily for an indefinite period.
The coal Ia in general use In the husi-
ness end residence houses OF Salmon
City. The coal makes a good fire and
PRODUCES lots Of heat. A feature Of 'he
fuel. says Mr.. Mcbride, Is that it's ashes
carry from $3.50 to $500 ton in gold
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
BRADY CAN NOT VOTE STOCK
Court Prevents Him Securing Control
Of Boise News.

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 26.-District Judge
Stewart rendered lengthy opinion
yesterday in the case Of r. S. Sheridan
versus Charles II. Fisher. w. J. Darcy
and j. II. Brady, involving the control
OF the Evening Capital News, In favor
OF the plaintiff.
1t directed that mandatory injunc-
ton be issued compelling Brady to
give proxy to Sheridan to vote the
SAC, 900 stock owned by the latter. but
held by Brady as security for a $4,000
loan. Sheridan alleged that the three
defendants conspired to get control OF
the Capital News from him. remove
him from the management OF the pa :
per. change it's politics and convert the
same to the personal and political or
gan OF the Brady faction OF the repub-
lican party In Idaho.
Sheridan rendered the full payment
OF the loan before the suit was begun.
II being rejected by Brady who IL
chairman OF the republican state COM
mittee.
1t Is understood there will be an APP
peal In the case.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
WHITE LABOR BY mo means
A SUCCESS
Australian Sugar Growers Find 1t Difficult, Even
With Rebate, When White Labor Is
Employed, to Compete
With Chinese.

very large number Of cane growers
were able to employ black labor up to
the end OF March and yet claim rebate
on their crop by employing white labor
simply for the harvest. Naturally the
number Of farmers who registered for
rebate increased in numbers smartly.
But in spite Of concessions and re-
bates large number OF cane grow
ers In North Queensland have thrown
up their farms and plantations and
have leased them to Cinnamon. These
Cinnamon are employing white men In
addition to their own countrymen and
are securing rebate Of white grown"
cane. Yet these white men protested
against the "indignity" Of being asked
to work alongside Niger"
On account Of the rapid increase In
numbers OF Cinnamon in North Queens
land and the fact that they all sooner
or later appear to md their way to the
sugar plantations an account OF the
manner In which they get into the
country IL interesting. The immigra-
tion restriction act can only apply
within a three mile limit of the shores
OF Australia. In Torres Straits and at
Port Darwin where the pearl fisheries
are established and where almost every
race under the sun 10 represented the
pearlers put out to sea with a limited
crew. They said over the pearling
grounds, most OF which are outside the
three mile limit, and there meet other
craft which have come down from
China and the Malay Archipelago
These rather mysterious craft carry
large numbers Of Chinese and the pas
sengers are transferred onto the pearl
ing luggers. the Cinnamon paying a
good round sum for the privilege Of
being struggled through In this manner.
The prime minister OF Queensland IL
OF the opinion that the only possible
solution OF the problem IL an altera.
ton Of the commonwealth law provid-
ing for the establishment OF color
line"-that is a boundary fixed say at
Bundaberg OF Mackay. north OF which
the sugar planters may employ black
labor and south Of which such labor
shall be prohibited; the rebate on
white grown" cane to be continued In
the southern districts. There are those
who believe. however. that before thu
end OF 1906 the federal government will
have to repudiate previous Legislation
or sacrifice the sugar industry.
Take It all in all II Ia a strange con.
dition OF affairs. Probably no country
certainly no colony-was ever con
fronted by as many experiments II
connection with labor problems as i
Australia today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26

Sydney. Jan. 26.--Just as the Ques-
ton Of Chinese labor for the mines is
causing no end OF compile alton in South
Africa, 80 the question OF labor for the
Queensland sugar industry Is causing
trouble in Australia. The agitation IN
favor Of white Australia" would
come with more force and better grace
If the white men were settling up AUS
tralia. But with emigration gong
backward employers OF labor have
about concluded that the home govern
ment has decided to allow Australia to
stew in its own juice" and they are
looking around with an idea that their
only policy must be to do the very best
they can for themselves.
When the present Marquis OF Linith-
gov was governor general OF AustraIla
he visited Brisbane and afterwards
travelled through the northern sugar.
growing districts. At a banquet on
board the state yacht Lord Hopetoun.
as he then was called. expressed the
wish that the wheels OF the federal con-
stitution would work smoothly, ana
that future generations would have
cause to be glad OF this union OF the
states.
Yet, in spite OF everything-here IN
the very sugar districts which the Mar
ouis Of Linlithgow visited there APP
pears to have been a practical II not
complete break down" Of the white
Australia" policy OF the commonwealth
and in regard to conditions affecting
the sugar industry. Nearly $50.0OO.OO0
have been invested in this industry
which still employs many thousands Of
white people, and 5000 kanakas ana
secures revenue OF $4,000, 900 annual
ly to the commonwealth.
The production OF sugar In Queens
land alone last year amounted TO l6o,-
900 tons. When the rebate" regula :
tions first came into operation and
preference OF a very material order
was given to producers Of cane who
employed only white labor In the fields
preference to the extent OF rebate
at the rate Of AZ, Sd per ton OF cane IN
the extreme north Of Queensland and
on a lesser scale graduated according
to latitude southward-the sugar
planters asked that they should be al
n lowed some concession at the start
They had no notice Of the rebate
regulations and they had employed
their black labor all along. Sir William
I.yne who was minister OF the customs
decided to allow the sugar growers Il
register for rebate up to March 81 o
last year. 1t happens that all the rea
work Of planting Is over by March 81
80 that by reason OF this concession
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
STEAMER LINES
Snake River Route

The present schedule for the O. T.
& N. steamers between Lewiston and
Riparia Is as follows:
Steamers leave Lewiston at 700 a.
m. daily except Friday.
Steamers leave Riparia at $40 a. m.
daily except Saturday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
Will Take No Chances.
~ \ TD1s,fr. Nan 1nr

1.-The farmers say that the squirrels
are not laying up any great store OF
nuts, as they do in ordinary winters"
and what does that indicate?"
"a mild winter"
I'm afraid I'm not sufficiently agile"
For what?'
ITO Initiate a squirrel"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
We handle ROSLYN and
Gle ELUM. While this
weather lasts you may de-
pend on being supplied
promptly.
LEWISTON FUEL &
TRANSFER co.
'Phens 17et.
GEO. ". TANNAhILL
Lawyer

Practices In al state ana ye0sgaD
Courts Of Idaho and WasA1A0eeA
Rooms I, ! and :. Telephone buildiA0
Leweiston, idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26

Fancy sweet seedless oranges, Csc
a dozen at Russelrs Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-26
Because

Because
There are 30 man. scenic attract'S.
and points of interest along the Ine
tween Order. and Denver that the ertp
never becomes tiresome.
II you are going East. write for m
formation and get a pretty book tia
will tell you all about 1t.
W. G. MCBRIDE, General Agent
l24 Third Street
Portland Oregon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
GobieIno municipal De Ponce

sUBASTAS. Ell dta vsinIs y aeis
(2s) del oorriente mea de Junio d Las
dos (2 dc 10 tarde, tendrA lUgAr 10
subAAtA del afriendo del Arbllrio 90.
bre sillaa y sillones que 90 cole q usn
ca lAa plsEAs y pa seos ! Goliooa do lA
eiudAd en- % pot hss dc rstrstA. Asrs-
natas q olros Aclos ! Ldh ieos durAr 10
81 Gh1 eoon6m 90 do 1903 q 1907
nj mlsmU d1A velntu , aelS (2eJ
dol actual mea & las srei 49, de 10
tarde 90 ttaeIuArA el remAts del Arrsn.
dAmisnIo del lueAl Q ls ex ste entire IL
IRlesiA CAtolioA y Q. Pc que do Bonn
beroa dc eAIA o"dAh, uurAnts ui Aao
seobomleo do 1905 q 1907,
4 proplo ola Vslnse y sells 1881
del mSA on Gu Su q lAa eASleu ~ 4.
! bAruS, ~ o. 0DrafA al Acbu DIS AuuAAA
de, rrep1AmlenIu d puSflus ds veu
10 sn - P,asa uel Nero sdo de ssI y
oudAd, con lnaiuslon ds zoe dc veuIA
do pe scAdus y txS usion do loa de Gar
ne tesasA dnrAras el ado euoaomicO
clIAdo do 1906 d lsU7.
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denApSRs votAdAa por oil \ ono, Nm
uiclpal para ia ,ioneA llei'AGlon d.
los Irea msoci, nAdua ArreouAmleoL Q,
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uIupAn ss @, rIeI de DlaEiIu y Aunl
clpAl: oTRA al eo 10 PIE1 dol Ner
oAdo; OrKA I6l sn 10 cssA N lniclpA
do 10 PlSys; pudsndo verse I.moisl
dlchAs ordsnAl as ca IL UdatnA dc
TsSorero Municipal.
Y en- oamplimlenlo de 10 Ley, Q
anunci por msdio de lA praasnIs.
PoLCs, Junio IL ae 1900,
s. OPPENHEIMER,
81 Alcslde de i~ Uluda1