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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-19
MUNIC!PIO De SAN JUAN.
ALGALDIA.
Anasncio de Sasbasta.


El Jueyes 25 del corrieDte las dos de
Ia tarde Sc adjudicaran en- ptblica subasta,
los trabajos de confecci6n y pintura de cua-
tro decoraciones para el Teatro de San
Juan.
La subasta tendr6 lugar en- la Oficina
del Alcalde ante la Junta de Subasta, pre-
sidida por dicha autoridad, halIandose de
manifesto para conccimiento del pGblico
en- la ofcina del Ingeniero inspector de las
Obras P6blicas Municipales, los. .documen-
tos que han de regir en- la contrata.
Las proposiciones Sc aiustaran al mode
lo que va undo al pliego de condicionep,
y deberan presentarse en- pliegos cerrados,
admitiendose 6nicamente durante Ia prime
ra media bora del acto.
La adjudication no tendra lugar hasta
despu6s que los icitadores hayan hecho
una prueba practica, que Sc someterd 4 la
Comisi6n que al efecto Sc nombrarS, para
juzgar de la sufciencia artfstica de aque-
Hos para Ell trabajo de que Sc trata.
La administration Sc reserva ell derecho
de rechazar cualquiera de las proposiciones
8 todas elias.
San Juan P. R, Enero 19 de 1906.
M. SANCHEZ MORALES,
Alcalde de San Juan.
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THE PORTO RICO
COMM ERCIAL
AGENCY.
CARTA DIRIGIDA A COMERCIANTES
De la iStA.
GESTIONASE UN ARREGLO CON La NEW YORK
FRUIT EXCHANGE"

"New York, Enero u de 1906.-Muy
sefiores m1os:-
"Mucha sorpresa me cause ell recibo de
su carta del 2 del actual (sin previo avi-
so) acompahada del conocimiento de las
81 cajas de chinas enviadas por ustedes
por vapor "Zulia," ell cual lleg6 este
puerto en- la maf1ana del 8 del mes en-
curse.
"Hace alg6n tempo que he estado ira
tando de llegar 4 un arreglo con Mr.. Y.
L. Zorn, presidente de la 'New York
Fruit Exchange" para la venta en- comi-
sion de las frutas puertorriquehas, cuyo
arreglo no me ha sido possible completar
debido q que dicho senior esta ahora fuera
de la ciudad.
ia consignaci6n de chinas que han he
cho ustedes esta Agencia ha llegado, por
consiguiente, en- momentos en- que no ests-
ba debidamente preparado para recibirla y
ocuparme de ella, y segdn he manifestado
pIblicamente en- mis- cartas anteriores, esta
Agencia recibe dichas chinas por cuenta y
riesgo de los embarcadores, y no acepta
responsabilidad alguna en- case de que las
mismas Sc helen dafien por alguna otra
CIRCUMSTANCES
Gal recibir el conocimiento, despu6s
de haberme aconsejado con amigos, elegf
la respectable casa de Mccormick, Hubbs
& Co., 279 Washington St, para la venta
de las chinas. De la cantidad remitida,
un Is 20 % lego en- NAL estado, podri-
das, pues parece que SO escogieron dema-
siado maduras y que SO estropearon mu-
cho al ser empacadas 8 embarcadas. Es-
pero venderlas de hoy q mafana y remi-
tries por este correo el producto de la
-venta, 81 10 recibiere tempo, de 10 con-
trario ira por 81 pr6ximo.
''Con respecto q nuevos embarques de
chinas deseo manifestarles que he hecho
asi mismo arreglos con Mr.. A. Gonzalez
para la venta de las frutas de Puerto Rico
que Sc le consignen esta Agencia, en- 10
future, sfrvanse seguir las siguientes ms
truccionesa
'sLos conocimientos deben hacerse 4
nombre de Mccormick, Hubbs & Co.,
279, Washington ST., New York, al de
A. Gonzalez, so Pine St., New York, de-
biendo ustedes al mismo tempo enviarme
conocimientos por DUPLICADO para mi
gobierno. Esto es con el objeto de evitar
dilaciones en- Ell transporte de las frutas
desde el muelle, y que corran el riesgo de
helarse.
Isl siguen ustedes las instrucciones an
teriores ne ocupar6 de yer .eI estado de las
frutas q su llegada, de su venta y de remi-
tir 10 que las mismas produzcan, pero nc
deben ustedes olvidar que, sobre artfculoE
de esta naturaleza, Ia Agencia no acepta
responsabilidad alguna.
1Ycfo1oS fu m Y9s7f1fn91
Agente Comercial. /"
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Jean F. r. des Garennes.
AY S o

Por el presente Sc hace saber que una
petici6n pidiendo una franquicia para Ell
uso de cincuenta COY litros de aqua por
segundo del Rio Santiago en- el Distrito
Municipal de Naguabo por los usos de
factorfa en- la Central San Cristobal, ha
sido presentada al Consejo Executive de
Puerto Rico por la referida Central. La
dicha franquicia debera incIuir el colocar
tubos bajo 81 camino pdblico de Naguabo
q Ia Playa, para la conducci6n de dichas
aguas.
Toda persona que desee ser ofda favor
8 en- contra de la concession de dicha fran
quicia, podra presentar sus argumentos va
sea verbalmente por escrito al Comite de
Franquicias Ell de Febrero de 1906.
Por Ell peticionario,
Jean F. P. des Garennes.
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SuRASTA PuRuCA.

A las dos de la tarde de hoy Sc llev6 4
'efecto ls subasta anunciada por la Alcal-
dfa, para las obras de tuberia con destino
surtir de aqua la Gale de "Cerra" en-
Santurce cuya Comisi6n estaba compuesta
del ST.. Alcalde Presidente don Manuel
Sanchez Morales, CONCEAL don Pic ANA
dor, y los sefiores Contador Municipal,
Ingeniero de La Ciudad y Secretario del
Concejo.
Solo dos licitadores hicieron proposicio-
mes, habiendo obtenido la buena pro 81
senior Demetrio Rodriguez que ofreci6 ha-
cerse cargo de la obra por Ia suma de
$1,353 dollars.
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PARA FARIlAcEuIIcOS.

En- los dias 22. . a del eorfiente
mes de Enero, 4 las nueve de Ia DaHana
de cada uno de estos dias ante 81 Tribu-
nal corresp spondienta se ve1ificar6n los exa
menes para Farmace eutic0a
Los aapiTantes podrdn pedir los modelos
correspondence en- Il Ofcina del Super
visor de Sanidad, Gale de Allen n6mero
5, y deberan acompanar 4 Ia solicitud Id
cantidad "a yeinticinco dollars por dere-
chos de examen, seg1n preyienen las dis
posiciones vigentes.
r. Dc Herndndez. NJ D.
s. Y. Superint tendente de Sanidad
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NOTICE
To Whom Il May Concern:

To Whom It May Concern
Notice is hereby given that petition
for franchise for the use of fifty (50) IL
ters Of water per second from the Rio San
tiago in the Municipal District of Nagua-
bo, for factory purposes in the factory Of
Central San Cristobal, has been fled with
the Executive Council of Porto Rico by
Central San Cristobal. The same fran
chise is to include the laying of pipe under
the Naguabo Playa public road for the
conveying of such waters.
Any and all persons desiring to be
heard for or against the granting of said
franchise may present their arguments Ell
ther orally or in writing before the Fran
chise Committe on the 9Th day Of Februa-
~, 1906.
For tho Pot;tionar
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moro y segundo jefe.
lei cinemat6grafo Vargas sempezar6 4
dar funciones en- el teatro del Parque el
lunes pr6ximo. Es un aparato magnffico
de 10 mas moderno.
EI jueves por la tarde fueron captura-
dos en- Palo Seco, los ninos Manuel , Ma
rio Conception, pr6fugoa del hogar pater-
no. Hechas las indagaciones correspon-
dientes por eI policfa Zen6n Osorio, result
taron ser los nifios, de los campos de Are
cibo, siendo entregados las autoridades
de Bayam6n.
Ia bombilla Sterling Special Sc fa-
brica de yarios grades de illumination y
gaTantizamos que numinar6 de acuerdo
con 81 tipo de fuerza de bujfas que cores
ponde cada una. Unico dep61ito para
Ia venta en- Puerto Rico, Sociedad An6ni-
ma de Luz EIectrica, San Juan, r r.
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IA DIEZ MINUTOs DEL PAR
QUE se vende en- Santurce una estancia
de cincuenta cuerdas = con quinientas pal
mas de COCO; propia para Ia siembra de pi-
mas, cana, malojilla J toda chase de frutas.
Situada frente al mar Para informes di-
rigirse su duefo: direction A. B. b.
apartado 892.-san Juan. 15va
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4 cabo por administration, cuyo presupues-
to alcanza La suma de dos mil quinien-
tos ochenta un dollars y Sc acuerda que
con todos los dem6s autecedentes que di-
cho presupuesto Sc acompafian, Sc remita
9. ConHeiO Executive para 81 aprobacitn.
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dyspepsia usgo que dsbubds
vnode Steunsde Igadode
IA
Los de iauiion
emsdbf
de slasenf
las ennedade E Vino
primitive
ludabe Ia del de
to peHeeamee
sensible
Mexico: sIiendO ssas de
Nleabe
Nosoros
para pu
ensdda
Fsase BOicas.
FREDERICK sTEARNs 8 cIA.
Fabrlean.ss lie produetos ouimeOs FarmscsutsOs
As DETROIT. MICH. e. a.
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EN BARCELONA

New York, Enero 19, 1.3O p. M
Informan de Madrid, que Ell nombra-
miento de don Vicente Martitegui, para
captain general de Catalufia, ha contri-
buido aplacar la efervescencia de los ca
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AL PUBLICO Cuando usted quiera
comprar el cafe de Yauco de Zeppenfeldt
y Co, puede Redirlo en- grano molido en-
la american Grocery, donde Sc ha esta-
blecido nuestro dep6sito. Bows
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nt1 Y r ~ ~ e "a g@ @ l. Q q s.
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Para caIzado elegante y 4 precios de
situaci6n LA Ciudad de Mexico San
Francisco 80, que es todo nuevo. p
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EN- EL JAPON

New York, Enero 19, 1.3O p. m.
Dicen de Toxic, que ha habido en- el
imperio gran agitaci6n poIftica, mostrdn-
dose eI pueblo hostiI 4 eIementos que Sc
dijo entrarfan formar parte del gabi-
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taIan1staB.
Ell nuevo captain general, ha mostrado
gran tacto en- las disposiciones adoptadas
para restablecimiento seguridad del or
den en- Catalina.
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IMP0RT TANTES CABL LES
a LA GUERRA

Ia Guaira y grupos de gente del pueblo han
acudido 4 las ofcinas del gobierno 4 pedir
armas.
Muchas familias De las poblaciones de
Ia costa Sc han retiTado 4 Ia capital 4
otros puntos de la rep6blica
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10000 ANDINOS

New York, Enero 49, 1.30 p M Creese
Veinte mil hombres procedentes de la mitara
region de los Andes, donde tiene Castro los puerto
grandes simpatfas Sc han orecido acudr eatablece1
los puntcs de peligro case de un de. 81 bomba
semharco por las fuerzas francesas tremo.
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New York, Enero 19, 1870 5. m.

New York, Enero 19, 1.3O ,. m.
A las intimidacionea del gobierno fran
ces ha respondido Castro llamando 4 las
armas todas las fuerzas disponibles y
preparando los puntos principales de la
costa para la defensa.
La excitaci6n es grande en- Caracas y
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n ana iuFEanta aa venda papeI de Pc
ri6dico vieio { $500 quinssl,
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AniIIeria de Campaiia

New York. va
Entire material de ha dos baters aierfa
mado en- Fort de France la division naval pana.
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nete.
La situaci6n pudo conjurarIa el nuevo
ministro de Marina, almirante Togo, que
Sc ha convertible en- fdolo de las multitu-
des.
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For the Petitioner,
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nero y segundo iefe.

Jean F. P. des Garennes.
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WOOD YARDS.

keeps the house sweet, but adds greatly
to the value of the droppings as fer
tilizer. Michigan Farmer.
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In the matter Of feeds the fowls need
grains, greens. grit and ground bone
the four 'gs." OF grains wheat and
oats have given us the best success.
Corn on an evening when the mercury
Is low and the nights are long is good.
but when fed should be given as last
feed and after the birds have eaten all
they will Of the smaller grains. When
fed only occasionally with corn all hens
will relish 1t and eat 1t when their ap-
petites seem satisfied. There is no
danger Of overfeeding on cold winter
nights if the corn is given in this way.
The corn will produce heat in the body
of the bird rather than induce egg pro-
duction.-Canada Cor Reliable Poultry
Journal.
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The best kind Of a chicken for the
market is a plump fowl with yellow
akin, such as the Plymouth Rock.
Wyandotte, Light Brahma, Leghorn.
or, in fact almost any chicken with
light feathers. Stock Of this kind
dresses out yellow and always will
bring the top of the market. Dark
feathered poultry when dressed out has
dark blue skin, and 1t always sells at
lower price than light colored stock.
The best breeds Of chickens for broilerE
are Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes and
Light Brahmas. The chicks should be
batched in January and February.
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coaeerning Geese.

A New Hampshire poultry woman
says Of geese in American Agricul-
turist: l have bred geese for several
years and find by experience that the
Bun and Brown China varieties hatch
better than the Toulouse or Embden. /
have bred the first two kinds with good
success. | now have the Buff, Brown
China, Toulouse and Wild Canada va
rieties.
l find shorts and oats scalded with
milk or water make an excellent mash
for them and that the eggs hatch better
than when fed whole hard grain.
They should have. cut hay or green
grass, free range and all the fresh wa
ter they care to drink. During the
breeding season / keep them separate.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
TREASURER'S NOTICE,
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that special
assessment roll No lan, made for the
purpose ot dclruyina the costs aud rX'
pcnses OF improving Exchange street,
from the center line nt Nineteenth Ia
the center lur OF Twenty first street
has been hled with the Auditor and
Police Judge, and numbered special a..
sr.smcut roll number l2n, and that the
committee on street. aud public ways
has been appointed committee of the
council 10 sit with the board OF asses
sors to examine, correct aHd eqnalnr
the same. and that Monday the second
day of April, A. u. 1905, at the hour Of
: o'clock p. M. ii the council chamber.
in the city hall, has been fixed a. the
time and place OF the meeting OF said
board of equalization, All objections to
said assessment must be- presented In
writing.
oI.0F ANDERSON,
Auditor aud poIicc Jndgr Of the city
OF Astoria.
Dated Astoria, Oregon. Marb 22 A,
D.. 1906. a'3
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Chicken Wisdom,

Never allow your poultry to 60 to
rOost hungry.
Scatter the evening meal near the
roosting places.
Do not be too sure that your poultry
have no lice. Examine them and find
cut.
Scalded milk substituted for water
will often prevent bowel trouble in
young chicks.
Feed your chickens on boards and so
avoid the cape worms that are liable
to be picked up from the ground.
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NOTICE.

Resolution introduced by Councilman
-----------..---, Bc Il resolved by the
Common Council Of the City OF Astoria
That said Council hereby declares It,
determination and intention TO improve
Bond street from the west line OF Sixth
street to the west line OF McClurc's
Astoria In that part Of the City OF As
toria as laid out and recorded by John
Mcclure and extended by Cyrus olney
Said improvement shall consist OF re-
moving all the old stringers, sidewalks
and planking and grading the street to
the established grade TO the full width
thereof, except the portion where wood
en- sidewalks are constructed, and at
such places the street shall be graded
from curb 10 curb 10 the established
grade, or to the sub grade 80 that when
the street Is improved IL will be on the
established grade. New sidewalks shall
be constructed on both sides OF the
street and on the south side Of the street
from the west line Of Fifth street to the -,
west line Of McClure's Astoria and on
the north side Of said street from the
west line OF Fourth street to the east
line Of Third street the sidewalks snail
be cement sidewalks five feet wide and
two.foot park space between the side
walk and the curb and park space OF
one foot between the inside edge Of the
sidewalk and the property line, and on
the remaining portion OF the street the
sicwalks shnll DO wooden sidewalks con.
structed OF decking two inches in thick.
ness. Cutters shall be constructed on
both sides Of the street and catch basins
connecting with sewers shall be con
structed IN each corner and all springs
and seapagcs shal be taken up by tiling
drains and lead into the cutters
From curb to curb the street shall be
macadamizcd or filed in with crushed
rock to the depth Of nine inches when
thoroughly rolled and each layer of
three inches shall be we'll rolleed.
In matters Of detail said improvement
shall be constructed according to the
plans and specifications therefor to be
prepared by the City Surveyor as here.
matter provided. ...
That the costs and expenses Of con.
structing said improvement shall be de-
frayed by special assessment upon the
lots, lands and premises benefited by
said lots, lands and premises are az fol.
lows, to witt lots !. 2. 3 ana in each
of blocks II, ls, 10, 20, and 81, and lots
numbered 5, 0, 7 and in each OF blocks
II 10, IA, l5 and 10, all in that part of
the City of Astoria as laid out and re.
corded by John Mcclure and extended by
Cyrus Olney in Clatsop county Oregon \
0LOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge of the City.
3.20
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WINTER EGG PRODUCTION.


Whatever grains are fed should b,
scattered In deep litter, Straw we And
best, writes 8, r. Bartlett In Reliable
Poultry Journal-not simply an inch
or two, but a foot In depth so that Il
will mean abundant work for the hens
Hens cannot gorge themselves II They
have to work hard for their food, and
every hen should be taught that II she
will not work neither shall she eat In
the matter OF mash we have but to say
that II appears most natural TO feed II
ut noon, then only in limited meas
ure. Fed in the morning, birds are
satisfied too quickly; fed at night, Il Is
too quickly digested, DO not give the
hens all they will eat, Let them al.
ways be hungry enough TO scratch for
an additional grain. II their hunger ts
appeased and they NOPE around, there
will be few eggs.
OF greens we prefer whole cabbage
as our chief reliance, but here, too,
variety Is desirable, Chopped apples,
cut clover, beets mangel wurZels, or
turnlps-in short, any green food that
is palatable and inviting is good, but.
again, do not Surfeit the fowls.
Grit should be before them all the
time. Even then we believe il hene-
fetal to mix a limited amount in the
mash couple of times week. Good
grit contains essential materials for
shells as well rs for keeping up the
healthy condition OF the fowls system.
Ground oyster shells are useful,
Ground bone Is 4 wonderful help TO
egg production. The birds relish 1t
amazingly, and IL fed little every day
they will thrive well on II, but do not
feed stale or decayed meat. Let II be
fresh. both for the quantity and quality
Of the eggs as well as the health OF the
fowls.
OF course an unlimited supply or
fresh water is Indispensable. This
plays more important part than many
think. At least once day the water
should be renewed. and if the weather
is very cold il will pay TO give warm or
tepid water TO the flock TO drink.
Expensive houses are not essential,
but comfortable houses are. What does
this involvei Room. Do not over
crowd. You will obtain more eggs
from a small number Of hens properly
housed than from large number
crowded. How much room does hen
need? An allowance Of ten square
feet per hen is right.
Let in the pure outdoor air. Hens
shut up In an almost Theoretically seal
ed house cannot thrive. Oxygen Is az
needful to the fowl as to the owner.
Abundant fresh air and drafts need not
no together. Drafts arise from imper-
feet construction or lack Of repair.
: Cleanliness is essential to sanitation.
Remove the droppings frequently and
zee that no vermin are allowed to live
where your fowls do.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment made for the improvement OF Co
mmha avenue, from point los fect
south Of the south line Of Taylor ave-
nuc, to the south line Of ilwaco avenue,
as per assessment roll number III, was
mad. By an order OF tho common coun'
I'll due and payable on the 9th day OF
April, A. y. 1000, BY ordinance number
1a2i, confirming said assessment roll,
that tho following are the names Of the
PERSONS against whom The assessment
Is mad" and tho amount owing by each
to,wt!
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FOR SALE.-CORNER LOT 50&l00. 8
room house, beautifully ornamental
Sycamore street shade trees, $50 feet
cement sidewalk and park place, lot
terraced, two cement steps, both streets
recently improved, grand view, one Of
the finest central locations in the city
Must sell quick. Enquire BOT Ninth
street.
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THE SHEFFIELD MARINE ENGINE,

gasoline, for fish boats; any speed;
best made; right price; in stock; on
exhibition; running in salesroom; also
Fairbanks Morse Stationary Gasoline
Engines. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., First
and Stark streets, Portland. Ore. S-l-lm
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The ROOst Boards.

The roost boards should be cleaned
at least once week and the boards
covered with land plaster. Land plas-
ter ia cheap, absorbs the moisture and
sets the .ammonia. which not only
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Nv order Of the common connril,
oLOf ANDERSON,
Auditor aud Police Judge oi the city
Of Astoria.
Dated Astoria. Oregon. March 99, A,
u, 1905 10
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WANTED-By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
imam or woman) for this country and
adjoining territory; salary $50 and ex.
penses paid weekly; expense money ad-
vanced; work pleasant; position perma'
nent; no investment or experience re-
quired; spare time valuable; write at
once for full particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope. Superintendent, 1872
Lake St., Chicago, III. 1928
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-sECoND-HAND COL
umn newspaper outfit; complete ex'
,ept press; cheap. Inquire at this Of
ice.
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FOR SALE - Pony, broken to ride
and drive. Apply at Astoran office.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR RENT - TWO HOUSES; GOOD
location. Enquire at office Sherman
Transfer Co. 3-l5-t.f.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
GEM.

And II Is a Gem-A perfectly accur.
ate Adding Machine. Call In and see
II. Price, $3.50. Wall. Nichols Co..
Ltd. sole agents.