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COACHES NEGLECTING
GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
Are Not Using Enough Tricks Against Weak Teams
McGarry Looks Easy for SuIIivan-Jef-Johnson
Talk a Joke.
Bv THOMAS S. RICE.

the triple-eNuact or red pills, were
piping about matching him with Cans,
Britt, Nelson, Herrera. etc.
What Happened to Him?
All of sudden McGarry dropped out
of the sheets, and nobody knows wheth-
cr ne was not able 20 meet the weekly
installments fo' the boosters. OF wneth-
Cr certain managing editors suddenly
Iumbled 10 themselves and threatened
20 chop OF heads ip the sporting depart
ments because said heaus we're making
the papers rid -cuiOua in the eyes oI
those who knew anything about boxing
MCGarry is reported to be very mucl
improved Iu every way. and li ne Is as
good as reported aJ present should give
sullivan "a good fight but even az mat
if Sullivan does not whip hlrl declslNeiy
it viii be a bad blow 10 The hid repu-
tation.
Somebody should turn tho hose on
those IODlsts vino are yclpinS about
Jack Johnson being the loEiCal opponent
for Jim JemrIes. This is about the most
fool proposition crer advanced, and the
sooner they pas1 u up the better q VIII
b. Tor al hands. johnson has De-n at-
CUSCd of having a broad yellow streak.
ami those who know hlm say Il is SO,
We had enough oi yellow streaks Hasa
ing across thc prIZerguy horizon when
Jack Monroe m-t Jen ia Frisco, and
let s. NOT nave amy i'iltf- JtIlIHfill iLTA
a doubtful decision 10 Marvin liiIl I'm
Frisco, and III he couldn't light enough
% put OUT man who would hardly
l0ake a good sparIing partner for the
champion, what earthly rEauCe would
Ee have with tIy real tHiDC2 The whole
Jefrizs-JGhusOn Proposition was sprung
by young men who were SIlE of ideas
ANA had To write something iu . hurry
after getting To The Office late
This Jack O'Brien-Sam Berger muss
i'm Frisco is real cute and amusing. II
is also one Of the finest stalls ever hand
cd the fight fans. You can bet EpUr
boots thaJ tHev will ger together iu the
ring within the next twelve months, bat
It viii not be until after they have done
more backing end filling than "a ring
politician on "a reform ticket. The fans
on the coast and elsewhere are not
wildly enthusiast. over tIis sac1ud-Tate
battle between Olc-Ggut eE-aUaIeur
every paper ln h.s home town 90 drlib-
eralely fixing his bouts before be enters
The ring.
There is only r very mild interest ln
ha attllr ana nobody cares part tiCulariF
VINO wins. hence the gate receipts do
not promise 10 break amy worlds rec
Ords. lt is for this reason chat the
precious pair ar. 90 lu-.ly engaged I'm
slsuing agreements To- exchange blns
excuse 20" nFs4EIng them. all uf which
IS told l tine rau1rters iu tedious de-
t9lL c1.nlrd with ulo1dtlrsly -hraats
of rrprisal 5st revenge lt is hoped by
thls means 10 awaken "a fictitious -uriOs-
liy 90 ser them when they 30 finally
ciinel- but me curiosity viii NOT bt
strong enough t1 XIII "A cat
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Coaches Making Mistake.

Most OF the prominent clevens are
now meeting those which are merely
practice material, and il is Ola them
that the coaches should experiment
with every trick they have been able TO
devise. Instead. there is a tendency to
bang away al the line and use the for
ward pass, et al. only incidentally.
Defeat at this early period hy com
paratiyeIy uuimp0Ttant opponent be-
cause of trying numerous innovations
would reflect no dIscredit on one of the
Big Six lu amy manner, while the pr8C-
Jical experience would be- of great value
I'm meeting later an opponent OF sup
puscdly equal strength
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1IcCarry Should Be Easy.

Kid Suivan is TO meet Amby McGarrv
al Baltimore next Thursday night al
Germauia Maenuerchor Hall Unless
McGarry has improved several hundred
per cent over what he was when / saw
him fight in New York this spring he
should be- easy picking for Sullivan.
McGarry is reported 10 b. a glutrOu for
punishment and may take "a bad beat
ing, but it is hard to see how he viii
boz dangerous for the Kid. He is wild
sWinger. does not plant his blows
Cleauly. constantly leaves himself open
t1 amy man with a straight punch. and
displays nothing wonderful in the way
Of f1OtW1Tk lie went down 10 Phlla-
deIDhia and was beaten by thiTd-rateT.
after which he was tTuunced up Boston
way. Since then he has kept quiet.
Without knocking the scrap. for i
think IL will be- well worth seeing, Nc
Garry Is a perfect type of the gOidbTIcks
which can be- handed the New York pub
iic by any one who has the money 20
cough up 20 press agent VINO stands IN
with the ring iu New York. The form
Dee displayed last spring was not one
whit better than that ot halt dozen
boys iu Baltimore who were rghtlng
before the small clubs and We're uckled
ro death Dr. they got their pictures in the
papers twice q year while i'm the matter
of scientific boxing there We're a dozen
boys iU the Monumental City who could
skin him a mile. YtI. this young man
had more written about him than all the
boxers IN Baltimore put together, and
persons outside of New No-k thought
he was "a world beateT. Thgy saw mis-
picture Iu some Impressive attitude in
pretty much every Gotham sporting
sheet they tackled and there was more
taIE uDOut him than about q champion.
Some desperate smokers who use only
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What Happened to Him?

the triple-cNuact. or red pills. were
piping about matching him with Cans,
Britt, Nelson, Herrera. etc.
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AUTO TIRES.

HOW STRANGER Still buying experience
when your old tires can be made like new /;
stop buying new tires; get wise. When
punctures. blowouts, and rimcuts bother, see
US; also for new rubber covers We save
you dollars. having complete New York fac
tory facilities. Hercules nul-SKld covers man p
ufactured and applied Rebuilt American
and foreign tires and non-skids on safe
cheap Phone North 1851 AUTOMOBILE
TIRE AND REPAIR WORKS. Eth asd @
SITS. nv. dsIs-3lt
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wANTED-SALESMEN.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN, HOW Is THIss
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE
L. 5 EMBROIDERY WORKS. New YORK.
offers An opportunity 10 any lazy or gen
tleman 10 make SO PER DAY by selling
our hand and French embroidered shirt waists
and suit patterns IN pOugee and other high
grade qualities. Also lines OF Oriental nov
shaWls. Liberal terms 10 agents. Call ST
Branch Office drop a postal for infoEIna-
ROOM g. ja3-29t
SALESMAN OF ability Call Columbian
building. AMERICAN LEGAL ADVISORY
co, between $50 and 10 am; references.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Visit Our Salesrooms

and SEQ the beautiful new furniture. di,
rect from manufacturers, 20 be sofa
Wednesday, commencing lo,Se a. N.
Wilson q Mayors. Auctioneers. 1877 and
1alQ q.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs

FOR sALE-Cheap. for cash. an Ideal Ham
mond typewriter, equipped with three inter
chanEesbie types in first-class condition
Apply ROOM IA. Washington Loan and Trust
building jas-tf
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typhoid Proof Milk Free.

Send for a free bottle Of Clean Milk; .
Purined in a steam turbine, perfectly
Pasteurized and chilled This is the
finest, purest, and only safe milk in toe
CITY at regular prices Ice cream made
II purified cream, Standard Dairy and
ICe Company, 1888 14th ST. NV. Phone
North 1853.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE KENT. Il6 North Carolina ave. Sc. !;
handsome new apartments; southern expo
sure; six large outside rooms and bath; large
rear yard and porches; steam heat; hot water:
Janltor service just reduced; one apartment
left KARRICK Il METCALF 1883 G St
NV. de5l-tf
FOR RENT
Beautiful large flve-room apartments IA
THE MADEIRA, 707 22d St NV
Reduced TO $50 per month
7. II. PIcKFORD, 1sl0 C ST. NV.
degs-tf
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You Can Get Royal Pilsen,"

the new lighs beer at leading estaphsn-
mems SpsclaI glasses are provided for
serving II. AbnerDrury Brewing Co
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED,- 20e5 cheaper than other
firms; work guaranteed. Il, HEWITT. 81
East Capitol St ja7-st
ROOMS PAPERED, sl.7S up: house painting
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, 64s II 81
ne Phone East 1881 iaT-st
NM. V. MAHONEY, the Progressive Paper
hanger, reliable. prompt cheap. legal guar
antee covers al our. work; send postal for
4ree samples and estimate. Main store. 500
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone East ia T.
or following agencies; De Maine & Co.. 3z07
NJ 81. NV; Edlavitch's store. Bowie. Nd. /;
10 Monroe ST. AEacostia; Mattinglyfs store
Congress Heights; 607 New York ave- NV !;
1880 81. Sc; new agency just established
ConaWay's store. Laurel. Nd. ja4-7t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-one or two furnished rooms.
with board 924 Massachusetts ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-Mest stand IN Northeast Mar
ket. cheap apply 1901 II ne ias-st
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WAREHOUSES;.

Want INVESTMENT PROPERTIEs-sto
homes. NSthing too small or too large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
90i G Street y. W no5-f
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting
PAIN look, feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal
painless hlllng. DR., J. I. WILSON. 1898 +
81. NV de27-s got
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ROOMS AND EoARp.


BEAUTIFUL. south front. second story cor
ner bay window room opposite 1aPltoi-
THE RALSTON. 20i X. Capitol, cor. y
BRIGHT cheerful room with good board
1922 l3.l st JOSH
THIRD story room. bow window, southern
exposure well heated, with excellent table
board for TWO people; terms reasols de. 5ls
i. 81. NV. Jas--t
ul5 K ST NW.-Niely furnished single or
double rnamsi porcelain bath. phone, board {;
moderate rates u
LARGE front room, southern exposure, con
venient location; suitable for two persons =
with BOARD. iiG5 II 81 NV jas-3t
FURNISH ROOMS and beard. = per
week upi hne table porcelain baths each
floor SIS ~. NV ta7-5t
Az 9Th ST NW.-For rent. room. with
board, s. per week, home cooking. jss-5t
1871 II ST. NW.-Large second story room
also hall room, with board. Jas-5t
1908 NEW YORK AVE. opposite Corcoan
Art Gallery; fine rooms excellent board
very convenient location 1af-5t
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ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. DFus store
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DANCING.
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YANTED-To buy a Boston terrier puppy
address BOX 10. Times Office. 1a6-3t
We SELL the best feed for your house
plants. also for birds dogs. eats gold
iishes, apd have good singing cauaries par-
rots. dogs. monkeys, fancy poultry, and
pigeon fer squad raising SCHMID BIRD
STORE. ~ 18th ST. NV. ja3-tf
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-Two elegant halls. suitable for
clubs. lodges. etc; just the thing Tor pho-
tographer music teacher sEyltEhts.
also two other rooms. Apply between 2 and
pm ~ i7th ST nv, corner New York
ave. opposite CoTcoran Art Gallery and
War Department. 1aI-St
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-To rent small farm. Address
W. A. C. 4o3 Highview ave. Anacostia.
u. Z. ia6-3t
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WANTED-A white girl for parlor maid.
Apply 10 HOUSEkEEPER. Richmond Hotel,
nth and II SITS NV Jas-St
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR s. --E-THREE YEARS AGO the north
east c, rner OF 18th 81. and Whitney ave.
sold for JUS; twelve times as much as IL
could haze been purchased for twelve years
prior TO that time. SIX blocks beyond
this point and right the 14th ST ex-
tension Is the subdivision,
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS,
where y can purchase lots at 30 cents
So IT. v. water. sewer. granOlit1Ifc walks
and all thu city improvements free OF cost,
Glad to show you the property at any time.
ja7-7t ROBINSON & co Une), sl3 18th St
FOR SALE-LOt on Roanoke St, near 18Th
wide frontage, hne for builder, low price.
LOT in BTOokland, near two car lines. very
easy terms FRANK .. BUTTS. Commercial
National Bank building jasf
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wANTED-PRoPERTY.

I HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR THE
FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
A store and dwelling IN the Northwest
Not over $4,000.
or Eoon house IN The NOTthW ssts
First ward preferred. Not over $500.
or room house in the Northwest. Not
over $500
A room house anywhere in the District
OF Colum5ia not over 5000
z or l. building lots. anywhere IN the
city.
II you have anything Of above nature,
please submit full particulars At once
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON,
I4II G ST. n ". dsSi-tf
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Regular Furniture Sale Tuesday,

January 9 1905, 10 a. m. 1409 II ST. NV
Brown & TOlson. Auctioneers.
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson. Aucts., 1903 II ST.
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Narcissus, ssc a Dozen,
al Kramer's. els F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.

FOR RENT-Desirable Office rooms in the
Evans building, IE6-I424 New York ave-
rental very lev. including heat. light and
tanitcr service dels-5et
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FoR sALE-MIscRLLArEous

FOR sALE-Coai burners with R P. siding.
make OFFER Call POI attn 81 ne. after S
.. m. owner tas-at
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FOUND.

RUNAWAY CAUGHT-About 5 O'Clock, p
a HOFFMAN caught a horse running up
9th and SITS Ne; he has the horse in
his possession. and The owner viii kindly
call al GO z St nv. aud pay for his trouble
and the cost Of keeping the horse. ja7-9t
ALI. Is GOOD that HAYS prints: n wears
practical experience: 100 wedding invitations
$3.50; 100 visiting cards soc: 1000 business
cards. billheads. noteheads. envelopes 81 20:
SO. 81 HAYS. Sos l. 81 aw. iel9-30,
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FOR SALE-Almost new oak roll TOD desk:
bargain. 691 Bond Building. jas-3t
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HELP WANTED-MALE g. FEMALE.

WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
Of Shorthand in - hotrs; attain A speed CT
Is 20 100 words IN 10 hours. and Ne VIII pro
cure a position for YOU We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typewriung, and Spanish SfENOGRAPHll
ACADEMY Colorado building. Phone NJ.
1aS-1Jl
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FOR sALE-computing scale ana cash regis
ter. 749 sth ST. jas-st
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ANACOSTIA.
BRoOKLAND, D. C.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
jefferson SITS.
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WANTED-ROoNS.

WANTED-Iarge room for Salvation meet
ings- address CAPTAIN ERNST. General
Delivery, city. ja6-St
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FOR SALE-Bed complete used 5 weeks SI5.
fine chairs, chlnonieT and buffet. Inspect al
1871 iith 81. NV. II
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REET-sTABLE. IS stalls; gas and
water; good storage for hay and grain: 10th
ICE COMPANY. 14s7 Pennsylvania ave. or
Sth ST. wharf. deeS-l4t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By man %, position as foreman.
experienced in sewers and trenches best IF
references. 1915 9Th St s1 JaS-St
WANTED-By young man, position as nurse.
has mad two years practical experience. Ad-
dress Box -, Times Once II
WANTED-By reliable young man, TO learn
grocery business; highest references T0T lIh
81. NV. X
WANTED-PosltioH By young man IN trans
fer business with experience and reference.
925 ST Il
WANTED-By respectable colored man. place
as plain cook in saloon, no sunday work
address COOK, % D st NV. jaS-St
WANTED-By young eolored man position
as bellman or elevator conductor, good ref
eTence 1893 9Th st. NV. IL
WANTED-By competent craftsman. night
work OF drawing 10 take home. Address
BOX Us. Times Office. iaT-3t
WANTED-Position as tailor JOHN KAP-
PEN, Brentwood. Nd ja7-St
PRIVATE LESSONS given in Pitnan's
shorthand; reasonable rates. Address BOX
us Times ONCE. ja7-st
WANTED settled white man place to
drive for laundry OF store, good references
J. z. F.. .2 Sc. jas-3t
WANTED-By young colored man work at
nights Address BON IS. Times Office.
jR6-St
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WANTED-STABLES.

WANTED-To rent stable 70 accommodate
two or three horses and wagons address
DICKINSON, 1881 TIN 81. nv. ja1-St
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! WANTED-Nurse (coiored); not over 1e, for
/ child years old; must be neat and kind
Cali at l50S 9th ST. NV. ~
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FOR RENT-FURNIS2ED AND UH-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO DESIRABLE front rooms. oarpeted
heat light and bath. 62s 81 nv lal-ss
TAKE LESSONS from Mrs. Caldwell al
your home; piano, voice. culture. speeiti.
counterpoint harmony thorough bass, etc.
reasonable terms. Address BOX %. Times
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? v stors for 75c a lead,
UNITED STATES sTo RAGE CO.. as 4s0-42s
10th -. NV. Phone Main 40. nol-sJt
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

wANTED-To buy SO second hand bicycles;
win pay spot cash n A LEWIS. 7sS 7th
st. NV. ta3-5t
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a
man. Graham, Gresg, and Barnes systems
typswriting, and Spanish. SfENOGRAPHlL
ACADEMG. Colorado building Phone u
liz. -lAs-22s
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-By settled eolored woman. place
as cook; must stag nights, "a . -. nv L
WANTED-By a settled white woman. place
IN a private family. an excellent COOK VIII
assist IN ironing. ll2 lsth 81 nv ~
WANTED-PIace 10 clean Offices CT do work
BY The day. s29 an 81. nv. IL
WANTED-By white woman. any kind Of
hne laundry work 81 nv las-3t
WANTED-By reliable coIored woman. wash
ing and ironing at home or any kind day S
work 1918 ith St nv, II
WAN ED-By respectable eolored woman.
place 20 Go cooking iiliz Franklin 81. n~.
II
WANTED-Laundry work to take home. l2Z5
9Th st. nv IL
wANTED-Laundry work TO do al home,
Adress I7ls 81. NV. II
WANTED-GeneraI houseWork 10 do APP
ply SsSl2 Fla ave. nv u
WANTED-Placee as cook OF general worker
stay nights. Address BOX ~, Times once
jazz
WANTED-By a young lady, addressing OF
clerical work OF any description Is a good
penman and willing y work Tor small com
pensation. Address MISS \. ". Box los
Times Office jaI-3t
WANTED-By a respectable lauRdrezs. work
10 do at home, Addl-ss 203 Virginia ave
sw. ja7-2t
WANTED-By settled white woman. place
as cook has the best OF references. Apply
az ~ n 81 ne, Ja4-2t
WANTED-PIaee as chambsrmald wait
Tess. or general houssworksr. Address l5e
sd 81 nv ja7-2t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

TtNTED-Experience colored coffee bussi
must have good reference Apply al once. SO
9Th ST. 5ao-3I
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Four two-family apart
mentS. rented at $50 each; VIII trade for
unimproyed ground. KARRTCK & NET
CALF. 1888 @ 81. NV JsI-st
WILL EXCHANGE corner apartment cost
ssa. 600. renting for - 500 subject 70 $50 1a0,
for uninpT0Yed ground kARRiCk 4 NET
CALF, 1888 q 81. NV jaI-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PIANO LESSONS-Careful attention given
TO children. Terms moderate. MISS X. si9
9Th 81. tas-It
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

and board 1.-TWO meals a
day. FOR SIS per month"; htate location A
dress BOX lis. Times Office. jail
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-HoTses TO board on farm near
city. s. per month; reference given. Adj
dress BOX y, Times Office. js5,6S
WANTED--A fue horse and surrey OF stylish
carriage IN exchange for Northwest real es-
tate. located in the line Of important i'm
proverbs nts Address, with fun particulars,
BOX a.. Times Office. iaS-Tt
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WATCHMAN in Government department
wishes 70 exchange places with party OF
like grade. Address BOX Up, Times Office
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
EDICT'0

En- 10 Corie de DIstrlto del Dlatrito
judicial de San Juan Puerto Rico. |
Odcina del Marshal, EGtadoa Uni.
dos de America, FL Presidente do
los EatAdos Unidos S, s.
Per cuanto el dia vsnte y cuatro
de Abril de 1895 Joae r. Latimsr y
Fernandez como demandante obtuvo
una sentencia d su favor en- el ext.n.
guido Juzga1o de Catsdral do esta
ciudad contra Latimer y c. en- liqui.
daci6n por 10 suma dc S38, TIA 81 cen.
tavos provinGialss de los cua!es se
cobraron previo remate IS 6c0 quedan.
do adeudsudo S33, ll431 provinciales
equivslsnteS q sl9, ,S68.62 cen!avoE oro,
juntamente con doS dollars IS centA-
vos por coAtas y las que se devenguen
en- Ia eiecuci6n de essa aentencta.
Por cusnto dicha sentencia fue
anotada en- el registro de csusas de Ia
ofcina del Secretario de dicha Corte
ell dia y afio autes msncionsdo; y que
la suma de diez y nusve mil och 1Cien-
tos sesenta , ocho dollars sesenta y
dos Csntavos 10. 066,61), es realmsnte
debidA Eobre dicha ssnIencia apf como
las costas devep gadas.
Por tanto, yo Joi@ Labrador y
VifialS, Marsh al de la Cotts de DIs.
trito del DIstrito ! ldicIal de San uan,
he dispuesIo sacIr q p1oIica aubasta
los siguientss bleaes smbArgados 6 los
demanda1os; Ri Isica compuslts de
Glen cusrdsS de tsrreno tquivAlenles q
SO hsctareAs fernando IN 800 cusrpo
cortsdo de K, o, por oil camlno rea |
dc Carolina q Rio G.snde coliadando
por el Norte con el GRO G andes de
Loiza y 10 hoca del can de <BooA
formas que en- 81 vIerte aus sgu As; por
ell Este, con Ia hacien1a <San JOSEF Ce
la suCesi6n Gambaro de cuya inca la
separs el mencIonado cAfio <Boca for
map; por el Sur y Ponisnts con tsrre-
nos de la hacienda <ReformA1 sIendo
de adyertlr que la1 indicadas Glen
cuerdas de tsrreno, SesentA aon de ve-
"a y cuarents dc Gobrs vega.
Una tercers parte de diez cusrdas
de terreno llano alto orillsS del ca.
lmIno rssl de CArolins Rio G ranae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
EL SENIOR VILLA

Aver se public6 en- LA DEMocRA-
C1A una notlcia en- que aparecen car.
gos contra nuestro eStimado amigo el
stfior VIA, de Toa Baia, por haberke
vocado en- el camino que conduce 81
Dorado una carreta prop!elad Suys,
conducids por tres chiquillos, resul.
tsudo, del accIdente, 10 muerte de uno
de estos.
Cdnp,enoS deolarar, con honrads
trauquesa, que la tai noiicia. traids
por uno de nuestros reporters, sc di6
insdvertidamente las csiaS, 10 que
nGda tiene do extrado dada Ia rapidez
con que Sc trabsia en- I'm perl6dlco
diArio y ell enorme material de mott
cias que continuamsnts recib!moJ,
De los inf0rmas ex ActisimoE que
tenemoa no Sc desprenden rsSponsabili.
dades dc ninguns clsSe para el senor
VilS, por ell auceso de rsferencia, tods
vez que el no di0 orden dieh 1S mu
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
BILL DEL CAFE
FL Comisionado de Pto.. Rico
en- Washington presenta
un bill al Congreso
TExTO LITERAL
TExTO LITERAL
Sc pide Ia imposition de cincc
centavos por libra a los ca.
fes extrangeros.

El senior Larrinaga introduio el
sigdients bill, que fde refsrido 4 la
Comisi6n de Medios y Arbitrios y
mandsdo imprimir.
Chill pal imponer un derecho 10
brs TODD cafe procsdents de paises ex
traieros y que se importe en- los Esta
dos Unidos y en- sus posesiones.
Acu6rdsse por el Senado y por ID
CAmara de Representatives. de los Es.
tados Unldos do America. reunidos en-
Congreso;
, Que 90 cobre un derecho de clnco
centAvos por libra sobre t9do cafe
procedente de psises extranjeros oil
entrar On los EstAdos Unidos y sua
posesioDes, ya sea en- grano, verde q
tostado, molido en- polvo, 8 en- cual.
quier otra forma.
1 Secci6n 2. Ole SO cobre un dere
cho dc cinco cen.avos por libra sobrs
cualesquiers extrscto de cafe, va este
en- formA s6lidA 8 liquids, en- proper
ci6n 4 Ia canttdad empleada ca 10 pre-
psraci6n de dicho artlculo, segdn q
establezca por IN analisis practicads
por el Departments de Agriculture.
Ssccl6n 3. Que se cobre I'm i'm
porte de cinco centavos por libra, CO.
Imo antsriormente Sc expresa, aobr'
Icualesq uiera substancta O produett
tdistinto del cafe, 8 aobre euslq quier {
preparation, que 90 plesente en- Q
merosdo bsio ei nombre de cafe, 9 sl
relaCi6n con 10 cuAl 90 sstampe 8 SO,
usada 10 palabra cate.
| Secci6n 4. Qle esta 10y empiec
& regir desde el ola prtmero de Juli'
/ A. D, 1906,
/ T. Larrinaga