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New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
TRANSFER TAX Held CONSTITUTIONAL

Albany. May 1.-The Court of Appeals TODAY
sustained the consttutionality Of the transfer ,a1
act, enacted some four years ago The laU, vpae
attacked the ground that shree-6fths NJ tba
members were not present when the bill passed the
Assembly The Court Of Appeals holds that. rnde7.
Chapter 24o o. the laws Of the current session
signed two weeks ago by Governor Higgins. the
printed copies Of the journals Of the Legislature
car be accepted in evidence and that In ,onso
4ie1ee INC court has an original record that
present
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When Z orgot
Stubbed His Toe

'Ahen recollection got busy. II in
tend-to" stumbles. "Do-it-nown spesks
up. In life insurance as in everything
else. Bad fault. First dose Of remedy
"A postal.
ehs Aashiugtnn Eifp 3usurxner Gs.
2nlu Uxtlnsk. Ersssnssi
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
OPERA SUBSCRIPTIONS OPEN.

The subscription sale OF seats for next season
began yesterday at the Metropolitan Opera House
A long line was In waiting. and II was said last
night that II was the largest first days sale In the
history Of the house. The renewals Of last years
subscriptions have already closed satisfactorily
stein.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
GETS HIS @RAlsEp THROUGH COURT.

Charles w. Eidt. OF surveyor IN the employ Cs
the Fire Department, obtained yesterday from Jus
tice Scott IN the Supreme Court reremptory writ
OF nnandsmus directing Ftr. Commissioners oBrisn
to place aud sntsz UPON the payrel Of las dspAJt-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
Broadway & Nineteenth Street

ment his salary at the rate Of $3.50 year tnstsAt
Of Si.050. He says that In March. 1so te eoae1 7.
Estimate and ADportionment FecOumeEc9d t1as 2 5
salary be increased to $3.50 and that Masor NJ.
C1elIsn sanctioned the recommendation ort t-at 20
has never received the increase.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
HOW $P,5OO,OOO WAS USED.
DIR. Taft and Senator allison Er.
plain Congress Resolutions.

Washington. May 1.-The following telegraphio
correspondence has passed between Chairman
Phelan at San Francisco. and Secretary Taft. at
New Haven. by way Of Washington:
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yo,s,.,ra s,on,,on.

Modern citics are not ais noisy as
those OF other days For example, In
London ID the time OF King George II.
the streets were still cohhled and thc
pack horse ot Elixahcthan memory had
been replaced by heavy carts and wag,
ons, Barrels Of beer and heavy cases
were Dragged about on drays Of Iron
withoa; wheels, and TO add to the III.
mult heavy signs In Immense frames
Of ironwork hung on, IN front OF shopa
aud houses and croaked lntcrminably,
Street cries never ceased for moment
all day. All the smaller necessarles,
such as pins, thread, string, Ink, straps,
fish, milk. cakes. bread. drugs, herbs,
matches. were hawkea IN tho streets
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said city extended a sufficient distance
North and South to interscct the Nortl
and South boundary. limos Of said cit,
and the polling place for said prccinc,
shall b at No, ---- In the Central
Hotel, and the judges Of election fol
said precinct shall be, Geo. Noland. W
r. Schimpff and A. Schcrnackau. and
the clerks Of election shall be d. 4,
Gerdes and q. ]. Trenchard.
Registration and polling precinct No.
5, in ward No. ., shall include all that
portion Of the city Of Astoria lying
between the-east line of said precinct
No 4 and the east line Of ]. NJ.
Shively's donation land claim extend.
ed sufficient distance North and
South to intersect the North and South
boundary lines Of the city, of Astoria
and the polling place for said precinct
shall be Engine House No. 8, and tho
judges Of election for said precinct shall
he Harry Jones, AL Leincnweher and
l. Larsen and the clerks shall be Thos,
Davis and Il. Manulla.
Registration and polling precinct No,
q, In ward No. :, shall include all that
portion Of the city Of Astoria lying
East Of the East boundary line Of pre-.
cinct No. s, and the polling place for
said precinct shall be the Mess House
near McGcgcr's Min, In Adair's As.
toria. The Judges Of election for said
precinct shall be L. Agren, r. G. Reed
and John Engterg, and the clerks
shall be T. G. Fredrickson and Ole B.
Olsen.
The Judge first mentioned shall be
the chairman Of the judges Of the poll.
ng place for which he Il mentioned. |
Each elector Of the city shall vote
,nly within the precinct In which he
) registered. 0LoF ANDERSON.
auditor and Police Judge Of the City
Of Astoria.
Dated Al Astoria, Oregon October
10, 1909. l0.l0.lot
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Rude Hn.se.

They We're on their honeymoon. He
had bought catboat and had taken
Der out t9 show her how well he could
handle boat putting her to tend the
sheet. A puff OF wind came. and he
shouted In no uncertain tones. let 60
the sheet~ No response Then again,
@Let go that sheet. qnlck!" Still no
movement A few minutes after, when
both were clinging to the bottom of
the overturned boat, be said:
why didn't you let 20 that sheet
when ] told you to. dear?r
y would have. said the bride. III
you had not been so rough about 1t.
You ought to speak more kindly to
your wife. New York Evening Post.
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CALL FOR WARRANTS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
parties holding clatsop County War
rants endorsed prior to July /, 1905,
70 present same for payment to County
Ireasurer's Office, No. 433 Commercial
street. Interest ceases after this date.
W. A. SHERMAN.
Treasurer Clatsop County, Ore.
Dated Astoria, Ore, Oct. 0, 1905.
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NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS BY
CITY.

NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS BY
CITY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
up to the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m., on
Saturday. the 18th day OF October, 1905.
the Committee on Streets anu Public
Ways Of the Common Council OF the
City of Astoria, will receive bids for
improving Exchange street from the
west line Of 9th street to point 8
feet west Of the east line of sth street.
as ordered improved by ordinance No.
1901, approved on the 18th day Of Sep.
tember, 1905. The right Is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
JENS II. HANSEN,
J. J. ROBINSON,
P. L. STANGLAND.
Committee on Streets and Public Ways.
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NOTICE OF APPROVAL.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the committee on streets and pub
lie ways, the Superintendent OF Streets
and the City Surveyor, have filed a
certificate OF completion OF the inn
provement OF Seventh street from Inc
south line of Niagara avenue TO. the
north line Of Bay avenue, by Il. A.
Gerding, contractor. and unless objec.
tions are filed against the same, the
same will be accepted by ordinance at
the next regular meeting Of the com.
mon council.
oLoF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
Of Astoria.
Dated Astoria, Oct. 0, 1906.
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Hard to Tell.

The worried proofreader wrinkled his
weary brow as he read over the slip
he held for the twentieth consecutive
time with less apprehension each time
Of its meaning.
Il wish ! knew for sure" he groan-
ed as he tied his tenth wet towel
around his head, "if this is just pr
they are afraid to own up to or really
that essay by Henry James that was
sent up today T'-Baltimore American.
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Don't You want ME TO bestow q
tle money here and there" said I
trusty lieutenant $50 as 10 get yoit \
reputation as a phllanthropist;"
Don't think OF It." answered Sena
tor Sorghum. People done seem b,
care how much money you store away.
It's only when you try to be generous
with II that they begin to criticise."--
Washington Star.
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When Comply Gomez

oMETIMEs my sister Mabel. who's
~ fright.
She wears pair of mas old shoes
Because her own are always tight
She does her hair up IN u khst
No bigger than u sicken's egg
And doesn't call II 'asmh when what
She means Is nothing but q leg
But, jin-mun-nee. you ought 10 see
How she can changc, She's pretty
near
Az sweet as any girl could be
When eompny's here.
Sometimes when ma Is feelin' glum
And her and me have had A spat
She slaps my ears and makes things
hum
And says that I'm little brat
One day she told me 10 my face
I'D drive her ravin' crazy yet
And chased me all around the place
Because q pitcher got upset,
But. gee. how lovely she can be-!
IT'S willie, pet" and willie. DEAR"
Ard not q pinch or slap for me-
When cempny's here,
Pa often growls about the way
The meat is cooked and kicks because
He has so many bills 10 pay,
And when the cotsoe's cola he jaws.
And IL he has 20 hunt big seeks
Or some one's used his brush or comb
It's horrible the way he knocks
And darkeas our once happy home.
But, jim-mun-nee, you ought 10 see
How quick his grouchss disappear
And how dee -lightfui he can be
When compny's here.
s'pose some time IN have TO die.
Because all people must. they say.
And have home up In the sky
And get a golden harp to play.
There won't be no cold coffee then.
And Mabel's shoes won't hurt her feet. |
And even In the mornings. when
She has no switch on. she'll be sweet
oh. gee. how long II seems 10 mo
Forever IL! But I won't care,
Because there'li always probably
Be comp'ny there.
s., Y. Kiscr In Judge.
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Little Ethel with an eye to business
Suppose, Tommy, you were to give
me the choice Of those two apples OF
yours, you would tell me to take the
bigger, wouldn't you?
!, Tommy-No.
Little Ethel Why not?
Tommy-Cos 'twouldn't be necessa-
Woman's Home Companion.
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NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS BY
CITY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
up to the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m,
on Saturday, the 18th day Of October
1905, the Committee on Streets and
Public Ways Of the Common Council
Of the City of Astoria, will receive
sealed bids for repairing McCIure's
drain No. |. from point 10 feet east
Of west line Of 9th street, to a point
100 feet of west line of 9th street, as
ordered improved by ordinance No. 1908,
approved on the 9th day of October,
1905. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
JENS II. HANSEN,
]. J. ROBINSON,
P. i. STANGLAND,
Committee on Streets and Public Ways.
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Judicial Wisdom.

mo-" said the gray haired Judge,
"rm not in favor OF women on jliries."
why notY' queried the young law
yer.
Because" answered the venerable
judge, I'VE have too many disagree
ments as 1t fs."-Law Journal.
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Binks-I believe that Mary does NOT
love me any longer.
Jinks-Did she say as muchl
Binks-No, but she let her little sis
ser ait In the parlor with US last even
lng.-Woman's Home Companion.
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As a Listener.

She-Judging from the slowness of
your friends speech, I should say he
isn't accustomed to much talking.
He-Tbere's where your judgment is
warped. He's been married ten years :"
Bohemian Magazine.
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Another big shipment OF the San
Francisco earthquake books have Just
arrived at the Astorian office and are
ready for subscribers. Come early and
avoid the rush.
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NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS BY
CITY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
up to the hour or o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the goth day OF October,
1905, the Committee on Streets and
Public Ways Of the Common Council
of the city Of Astoria will receive sealed
bids for repairing Commercial street,
from the east line Of 9th to west line
Of l4th street. as ordered improved by
ordinance No. 1900, approved on the
9th day of October, 1906 The right is
reserved 70 reject any and all bids.
JENS Fl. HANSEN,
J. J. ROBINSON,
P. L. STANGLAND,
Committee on Streets and Public Ways.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED statesmen. MANY MAKE
800 to $3.50 pcr month. Some even
more. Stock clean grown on Reser'
yation, far from old orchards. Cahl
advanced weekly, Choice Of territory.
Address Washington Nursery Company.
Toppenish. Washington. o.a5,tf
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WOOD YARDS.
WOOD

Cord wood, mill wood, boz wood, any
kind Of wood Il lowest prices. Kelly,
the transfer man. Phone aIsf Main,
Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera
house.
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NOTICE OF APPROVAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the Committee on Streets and Pub.
Lie Ways, the Superintendent. OF Streets
and the City Surveyor have filed the
certificate Of completion Of the I'M.
provement OF Eleventh street, from the
north line Of Harrison avenue TO the
north line OF Kensineton avenue. by
W. A. Goodman. the contractor, and un.
less objections are filed against the
same, the same win be accepted by or
dinance at the next regular meeting
Of the Common Council.
0L0F ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
Of Astoria.
Dated Astoria, Oct. 0, 1905.
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The ,,n,,ern wry.

MY, dear you lalsss really TAKE Fred.
dy IN hand about the way he uses
slang, Tol9y h. asked me what en-
,omnlnsy was, and tals him the set.
encc of tuga"
"welis"
'erhcn he asked nc IL ~ eatonologlsi
was 4 cray man Baltimore Ameri.
can.
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Domestic Hilns.

"Of all my woman friends" re-
marked the spinster, Il know Of only
one who is happily married"
lis 1t possibler' exclaimed the mere
man. .--
1T is," replied the spinster. "You
see, her husband is a naval officer and
10 away from home two or three years
at a time."-Chicago News.
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roR SALE

OR SAf.E--oNE HOT AIR FURNACE
for sale. Inquire Of John Hahn, OF
j. @. A. f,owlby. l0,7.dt
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BOARDING.
THE LEYDE.

Rooms with or without board;
rates reasonable, good accom-
modation for transients. 18th
and Commercial.
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WANTED TRAVELLING AND LOCAL
representatives, either sex, TO present
new, attractive advertising offer Of
iirst'class established Music School,
Permanent work aud advancement. Sal.
AIRY for travelling $1,000 first year, and
expenses paid weekly, Joseph Moore,
lel Plymouth, Chicago. l0.io.at
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Morning Astorian, 90 cents per month
delivered by carrier.
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THE PUBLISHERS or GOOD HOUSE.
keeping Magazine want representa-
tiycs, both local and To travel They
pay very liberal commissions and also
give large Cash Prizes. For terms
write. giving references, to Good House.
keeping, Agency Dept, Springfield,
Mass. l0.i0,St
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WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR
hoasework. Apply ss7 18th ST.
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LAS CARRERAS DE- AVER

La earrera al trote fue anulada pues
la Llave" y 81 "NobIe" perdieron la
salida 81 uno en- media pista el otro,
repiti6ndose la salida pero dando 81 mismo
resultado
Una carrera fxtraordinaria que sc
anunci6 entire ''Mikado'' "Vizcaino' no
se llev6 Z efecto no sabemos poT que
causa.
Ell primer premio, discutido entire 'Fa-
vorito, ''Mariposs, "Aguila Blanca y
ssPerla Fina,' correspondi6 este dltimo.
La salida Sc hizo difieultosa Di6se y
salieron tres cabalIos quedando en- el
punto de partida s'Aguila Blanca; retro
cedieron, cuando alin no estaban bien
ordenados algunos de los caballos daba
salida quiza pretendiendo su jockey obte-
ner alguna ventaia.
AL fin salieron ''Perla Fina' dos euer-
pos adelante, mas menos; "Mariposa, Z
ssFavorito" "Aguila Blanca" bastante
iguales. Antes de media pista pertenecfa
el primer puesto s'Perla,' el segundo 8
"Aguila" que le iba piSando los tGtOnes;
despues "Mariposa" y al fin "Favorito.
Asf termin6 la carrera no corriendo q toda
su veloeidad HPerlR Fina," pues paTecfa
que el Jockey del primero Sc empefiaba en-
obtener Ell primer puesto entire la valla y
ell campe6n de Ponce.
Todo el mundo dice que Ia mejor carre-
ra de la tarde J que reuni6 todas lag con.
diciones fue en- la que gan6 el "Mdsico,
pueg fu6 la inica que tuvo buena salida.
La Banca Alemana, dirfase que habla-
ba On aleman Ell pdblico en- espafiol,
pues difcilmente Sc compraba un tickel
sc cobra ba.
ST no Sc arregfa este parecenos que va
q ser necesario no apostar en- Ia Bancs
Alemana.
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CRONICA HIPICA.

Las carreras de aver dieron que hacer y
que hablar.
La tiltima carrera decfan aver en- ell
hip6dromo que habfa sido una carrera "de
anuncios', aunque no vimos q estoS en- 70
pista.
A un individuo que dijo aver en- 81
hip6dromo Voy Is uno al "Agulia
Blanca" va la carrera habla terminado)
otro dfjole: Psgotelos, pero boeoy SCORE
cubierta. Y el aludido dijo, finalmente:
va no apuesto NADIA, porque listed duda
de mi palabra.
- Como aver vaTias personals, despues
de terminadas las carreras, agitaban billie
tes de banco. gritando go 10, 100 70,
1000 4 80, pasando de una q otra mano
los tales billetes, pero sin que finalmente
concertarase apuesta alguna-ya todo ma
bfa terminado-no falt6 un chusco que, al
contemplara desde el Grand Stand tai es-
pectaculo exclamara:
-i4ay bautizo? Padrino, mi parte.....
--AIgunas personals decfan aver:
-PerLq Fi,1a Sc ha perdido morGLme'1te
iHombre, pues no faltaba sino que Sc
perdiera materlGtmente!
-Dialogo cogidO al vuelo:
De d6nde sacaste esa jfbara?
Sc escape del pelOuse Campo del hi
p6dromo
Ell Chiringo, de Bayam6n, Sc perdi6
tambi6n aver.
iTraigan un Uolaatin
-Muchas personss, cuando vefan salir
el caballo que apostaban con trazas de
perderse, empezaban gritar grito bas.
tante herido: que Sc anule! qoe Sc onatLe!
ESQ es muy c6medo. y los que iban al
caballo contrario, gritaban desde luego;
qne mol que no!
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En- Ia BanGa AIemana.

Volvieron suriir difcultades aver en-
Ia banca y 81 pdblico Sc quej6 de defcien-
cia en- ese servicio. No puede aten-
derse los que apuestan, 10 mismo que &
los que cobran, resulta que muchas per-
sonas Sc eximen de utilizar dicha banca
para librasse de estruiones y atropellos.
La pizarTa, con la nota de iquidaciones
tanto por ciento que corresponds q cada
cabaIlo, en- las apuestas respectivas, deben
ser fjadas al pdblico en- sitio visible.
Con motive de haber incoDformidad de
muchoB de los jugadores, en- la tercera
carrera, tuvo que personarse en- ell local
de la banca, el presidente del jurado senior
Monserrat mostrar los que fu6 possible
pues Ia aglomeroci6n era inmensa, Ia Iiqui-
daci6n hecha en- las hojas impresas para 81
case, por los empleados encargados de ese
servicio. Apesar de esto siguieron las
protestas.
En- la banca de damas hubo gran ami
maci6D, al extreme de formarse ALI un
grupo de mas de doscientas personas, On su
mayorfa hombres, que no encontraban
faciIidades de tomar los ''tickets" en- la
banca alemana.
Sc impone la necesidad de evitar diff
cultades en- ell servicio de la repetida
banca, pues Sc informa que muchas perso-
mas est6n dispuegtas seguir jugando eD
apuestas particulares sin utilizarla.
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TOdO ell mundO deGia que Ia mejOT
de Ia tarde fu6 en- Ia que Guuie-
ron "MusiCO, !" Silver Wedding, :"
''Chiringo' J Loco.
EIubO en- sI plhICo muchas protestas contra Il
banea alemana.

Aver fue uno de los dias en- que mas
concurrencia yi6se en- el hip6dromo, pues
como sc habfa anunciado correrfan los
campeones de Ponce: 'Perla Fina" y
"M1sico."
La primer carrera correspondio los
gentlemen jockeys con los caballos ''Pla-
ta, . "Indio," "Galgo" , "Arrogante %. "
retirandose cinco caballos mas que no
corrieron.
Ell premio 10 obtuvo "Plata," dando
un dividendo 4 la Banca Alemana de
$6.6O@.
En- la segunda entraron en- competencia
Silver Wedding" "Mdsico,' "Chiringo'
y s'Loco." Este dltimo llevo Ia delantera
en- casi media pista, pero la carrera que
era de mil metros di6 la victoria IN d
sico,' de Ponce, con Ia particularidad de
que en- la salida fu6 el tiltimo que Parti6,
obteniendo el primer puesto va casl lie
gando.
'silver Wedding lego segundo pero
no nos parece que este caballo sea bueno,
sino para 750 metros, pues como dleen
algunos amateetrs:, echG el resto en- la prl-
meTa vuelta.
Ell tercer premio 10 obtuvo "Vizcalno,
en- lucha con "P6Ivora," "Pitirre, "Iele-
grafo, y "Mikado' = "Ardillai" llegando
segundo "Ardilla."
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REFUGIO De NlNOS DESAMPARADOS.
ANsO INTERSTATE.

Don Nicolas CoIlazo, dueho de una fa-
bFica tienda de tabacos en- Phoehus, ciu-
dad del Estado de Virginia, con referen-
cias favor bles en- punto moralidad y si-
tuacion economical, Ofrece recibir bajO su
protection uno de los niflos amparados 6
recomedados por esta Sociedad humanita-
ria, Ob!igandose darle instruction edu-
caci6n en- una Escuela primaria de aquella
ciudad mas tarde en- la Normal de
Harrynton, y enseflarle el oficio de taba-
qUero.
Para la mas aceltada election del niflo
que Sc desea, Ia Junta de Directories del
Refugio convoca por medic de estas lfneas
q los niflos pobres de esta Ciudad que as
piren aquellos beneiciOs, para que con
curran a la sala municipal ell dfa de Julio
pr0ximo- las dos de La tarde
Els condici0n necesaria que los nlflos
que concurran sean mayores de amos y
que no excedan de 10; que sean huerfanos
de padre madre; que esten desamparados
por sus parientes, 8 pOr 10 menos que no
puedan estos darles educaci0n y oficiO, y
que gocen de bUena salud.
Sc suplica las personals que leyeren es-
te aviso Y conozcan nifios hu6rfanos de las
condolences que en- 81 Sc expresan, tengan
la bondad de informarles del dfa, hora y
sitio en- que ha de celebrarse ell cOncurso
San Juan, p. r., Junio23, 1906.-INd1aqtet
Fernandez .Jlt12c0s, Presidente.