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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
OBDENANZA MUNICIPAL.
Juan de F. Reyes.
(Dominicsno.)

En- la ueai6n CelebEadR por 81 conoeio
municipal 81 jusves de 10 proIente aenano,
por unanimidad 81 adopt6 10 siguieuts:
OrdanRnzs diBponiendo le venta de una
fsjs de terEGno pTopiedad del municipio de
San Juan, 81 Sud de la CASA n6mePo 72 de
lR Calle del Sol de eats ciudRd.
Por cuRnto, don Manuel YuIi6 uolioita
RutoTisRci6n para uRcar Ia lfnea dc Is
calls Is casa de % pFopiedRd Hita en- Il CO.
lie del Sol n6mero 70, psgAndo 81 valor
do dicho teTFeno.
Por Cuanto, aoliCitado 81 iDfoEme coEr0s'
pondiente del IngsnieFo de Il Ciudad, ex.
press este qpe IL feiG de t0rreno que trata
dc adquirir don Manuel Yuli6 frente "a
casa Sol 72, mide 4'77 metros ouadFadon,
que Eegdn los tipoB usuRleS & rAz6n de aie.
ts dollars CadG metro cuadrRdO 6 sean
treinta y treB dolIaEoI SO CentRvou por ls
totalidad de 10 paTcslS, vsloEaci6n que hs
Bido heChR dc aCuerdo con lR del Tssorero
de Puerto Rico.
Por tanto, Ord6nsSo por 81 Concejo Mu.
nicipal do San Juan:
Secci6n 1R.-El Municipio do San Juan
cede GA vents don MannOl YRlif, IN
6Esa do terFeno Contiguo ID fschRdA Sud
do ID casa n6mero ~ do ID CalIe del S,l
de eUtR ciudad, que tiens por lfmites 81
N0rte On ISL metros Ia casa n6mero 2
de 10 Calle del Sol; 81 Sud en- 7'52 metros
teFrenoI del MuniCipio de San juan; al
Este On SO csntfmetToB con ID casa n6moHo
"a de ls CitRdR OAlle del Sol, 81 oOsto en-
% centfmetTog COD teFTenos muniCipSIog,
cuyoE cuatFo ladoG dsSCEitoG formRn I'M
cuRdEil6tOr0 irregular que mid0 CuatEo me-
troB " Csntfmetrog CUGdradoB, cuyo vaIcr
Eaz6n dc Giete dollars csdR metro Gus
drRdO, Begfn taEaCi6n Official, alcanzs Ii
gumR de tFeintR y tres dollars SO contGvog.
La expEeERdR fGia dc terPeno Il conuti.
tuye una continuation al Sud de Il casa
n6meEo 70 de IL calIs del Sol propiedsd
de don Manuel YuIi6 que GBGf nin fabricsF
y llega hRgtR ID Glineaci6n dc IL cRIIe e.
gdn los lfmites 70 indicRdos.
SeCci6n 2R.-LR vents Bs efaotua nor Il
suma do treintR , tres dolIara 80 Contavou
sean & ERz6n do niete dollars Csda metro
cusdFado y sin 81 requisite dc Bubasta, dc
RcusEio con 10 diBpue1to poB la ABsmbIoA
Legislative an BuB 6ItimRl gO1ione1 aI mo.
difcar 10 SeCci6n % dc La Ley Municipal
vigents.
sscCi6n 3s.-La vents % IlovarE
efaCto poE esoriturs pdblics que sutorizaF6
81 Alcslda dc II Ciudad en- representation
del Municipio de San Juan costa del
CompEadoR.
seCci6n 4a.-EGtR Ordsnanaa Ser6 Gle.
cutiva una vsz apEobada poH e1 AICaIdo do
Is CiudRd = GobeRnRdoF dc Puerto Rico,
quien Be remitirk copia CeEtifcsds do II
misma, Rsf como Eelaci6n de lo1 conCsillsl
que aSiHtisEon Il Bsli6n , votaEon dicha
oEdena1za.
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A Ia PAz. TB. CaI.]

AHA muy Iejos, entire palmeERS,
90 ven Las caBRs de la ciudRd
que, EeclinRdR juntO & la playa,
mira las olRs agonizaE.
Una bRrquills Be haCs la vslG,
ys lavS eI ancls, Bopla 81 tsrral,
y como el yiento llsga de pops,
nuFcar6 prontO por alta mar.
Va 90 oye 81 Canto del maTinero,
que deia On tieEEa gu CoFaz6n:
lie marinerG, que d. ls orilIas
le manda besos llsnoB do amoEl
Como gsviota de blanca plumR
50 We & 10 IejoH 81 bRTco squel,
que subs , baja, como Las olaB,
81 suRvs impulse dc su Vaiv6n.
Andres Molina.
MejiCano.
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ConIsIdn Do Ia Juntl Central.

RepreBentando Ia Junta Central de Ia
Union de Puerto Rico, y por oEden de Bu
presidents, Halen hoy para FsjardO el vO.
cal Eepresantants del diStrito de Humscao,
Bsflor Ramon 81. Dslgado y 81 senior Pedro
do EIzabuEu, enviRdos para actuRr como
pFeaidsnte asCEetRTiO TeBpaotivaments en-
Il convention de compromiHarioB que ha
Rido ConvoCada On dicho pueblo, para lsu
- del die, al ObjetO do veEifCaT la eleC.
ci6n del Comit6 local, dentro de Ia mas es.
tEiCtA legsiidad, de modo que quedsn Hatis.
fechos aFmoniERdoH los intereBsB on pug
nR hRHta ahora, poE CueBtionsl de pHOCedi-
miento.
La intsrvsnCi6n del centro directive ha
Bido HolicitadR por aquelloB unioniltsE.
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DESEO.

'Oh mis- amigos, cuando yo muera,
plantad un sauce junto mi huesRw
Alfredo de Aueset.
Muy POGO be Dc vivir. A quisn depIoEe.
mi mueFte para mi ibartadoYa,
ruego que no mi nombEe, oBcuFo RhoFa,
que no gups Rl2ar clame y honore.
Nj sauce quiero que en- mi tumba lore,
nj CipE6l triste que los CioloI ora;
nj q uD DiOH, GoTdo mi qusja GbRumsdoTR,
perd6n 81 vivO para 81 muerto imploTe.
Fuf dc ls vida un aoIitaEio, quieEo
solo, Bf, hallarme ca mi Ultima moradR,
y 81 vulgar epitafo 6Bte prefeEo:
"Yaoen bajo eSts loaa innominada
los rsstoa de uu iluutEe majsdero
gus 10 pudo ger todo, , no fue NADIA.
Carlos PsaarGnda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
C E | 0 S

PFsguntabRse inocents
una for con triste calmR:
-1qu6 ss 10 que siento en- 81 alma?
COlos-le dijo una fusnt0
y llOr6 amsrgoB TeC0loE.
Despu6E miranda q los CisloB
exclRm6 con vO8 R0ntidR:
-Si me do 81 amor lR vida,
ipoE que me matan loB CsloR?
Jose Sezqas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05

-MalgaStar q dinsro q Comprar otro
articul0 onand0 puede uEtsd cnrarrs del
e.t6mago con la aIombTOEa "EusomaOalina
UlTiCi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
Mas De 20 NIL pOTs0nls
I'D eTit0T d u Olsfn.

En- 81 Jap6n vivsn mas do VENTS mil
psrBonaS an 81 crater de "a voIc6n apa'
gado.
El pueblo eEt6 como ca On poEo rodoado
de paFedeg veEtiCsls1 dO Is motro. do alto,
y BuS hRbitantsI TREs vsG galen de 81 "a.
cinto, dOnde pFfCticamsnte forman una pe.
puefiR EopdbliC&.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
ULTIMA LUZ.

SQu6 sguaEdaU junto { mi? Ya 81 sol
[nO dora,
81 manto veEpertino de Il esfsra.
Y la nave en que igo mi csrFeTR
romps Ia mar con fatigRds proFa.
iCu6n muatia del ocaso eSt6 IR hoFal
En- la playa lqus dichR NOS eBpers?
Nj pslmAs, nj gombTosB enTsdRdeFR,
Nj foFidO rosal, nj ave cantoFs.
Mas 81 al dsaieEto de Is orilIa oBCura
llsgAE slcRnzo con Is noChs On oslma,
to ofreCsr6 Cuanto en- mi afin pOBeo.
Y tsndrSh pusS no tsngo otER ventura,
El amor que @ aIiento de mi alma:
ultima luz que On mis- tinieblRs vsol
.7naSnR0 -G4,tSar9ez GoH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05

nueBtFo VaEO, Dioa mfol Cu6n grands
nueatra Sed! iCuSn pequs8o nusgtEo ceFe'
bro! AiFs, airel mas ezplCio! Pue1to
que nue0tral RpEetadAl almaa gs ahogan J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05

-Durants Ol prsusnts msS, gran rebaja
do precioB en- la vsnta de alhsjaG, en- lR
casa de pEeItRmog de JOKE BA2kn. Allen
81. La casa igue sus opsraciOnsI de
pF6gtsmoE. Preciog muy m6dic0g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05

La administration tiene e gusto de anunciar que
da prmero de Mayo del corrente evara gran
Inauguration del Parque dverones Durane e
de Abr haran las reorma abrica pero esa alberto
para pGbo de cosnmbr FL programa de la naugu
raci6n sera pubicado mas arde Bornquen Park Co. L.
I2edw0y, Manager.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
,I0aiMiO 44ltiarTeg G0LI.

Do mueTen BobFe ID Fepi18 de ID ventana.
puesto que nueltFOs espfTitus priBioneFoa
como 81 oBo en- Bu japla dan Hin CESAR vuel'
tan uobrs q miGmos , Chocan contra sul
mFuoI dad. & 10 menoG nueatFR nariz el
perfume de todos los Yisntoa dc ID terra.
dejRd que dirija mis- oiCa haOis tOdo8 loI
hoEizontos!
Gustavo Fgaubert
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
GERVEZA SALVATOR

La mas antigua "A de todo Rico Sc
Vende todas partes los mas acredados "caf6 res-
taurants'
Antes de usarla fense Ia qeta eva debao paIabra
Sc vn pOr oas de 963 bela pTeO1 eduddOs
Unico mportdoE MIR. Charles / Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
/ SALVE, MADRE AGUAI

Divina madTe tu poder fSCundo
lR Vida On q miGtsrio nutFs fraguR:
eB "a h6lito, madEe Agus,
eI alma nutilflimR del mundO.
***
Yo ta Rdivino en- lR bFilIante hoiR
que luce pIsno sol; 70 to adivinO
On al iE6n de Cielo cEiEtalino;
en- Ii fotanto nubs, On Is foF-Foia
nfveu,-on cuanta flor On el Eamaje
70 juzgue vsnCsdoEa do la musEts;
...mo hablan de II laB auraa, logFo vsrts
de la gutiI neblina en el ancAie;
ssf como te admire en- 81 Eocfo
entire Claveles Eojos aEuCanas
te adivino coFEiendo poF mis- vanas,
ciECuIando en- 81 CerebFo milo.
#**
Eres pEimoF que IL irradiRr hachizR
si fngeB psdHeFfRu ca Las ramag
ai en- las gSllGFdGg flores te pFoClRmaB
impio diamRnte que le priGmatiEs,
eros bsllG u vas 0n les triunfaIes
oIas del mar, y bellR ii desata
el rio, de "a bEiIlante Catsrata,
antre altos pahoneg, los cFiltsleI.
...MadFa sgua, lR infoHme, ID RutiI,
ID que visjR en- 81 ala de lou Vientcs,
ID que fltra en los RmplioB spoIontoB
do la tierEa, que tOEnaG juyenil:
Jqui6n tuB bSllszRB negaE 90 atrev0
d o80es o d 9XemlQ&
eBos pFimoEeI con que SO combinR
Ia blanca estrellR de una flor de nievs9
***
Ell Tegio Sol de to bondRd exento,
envidioBo quiz6I de tuB mercedes.
viene to alzA entire guB 6uEeaB re6sg
& 10 region RzuI del 6FmRmento
poEo ereB rsbelds lou amoreB
del Sol, toTnaB lubEifcadoFR,
y tu, santa viTtud reguladoFa,
del Sol triunfando, calmR BuB sEdoFeu.
IL BRb0 hSsta I'm labrisgo
cue no oHdenandO Is BabiduRfR
ExcaIsa cambios tales, "a tendHfa.
aquf ca Ia TieEEn, pEinCipaEgo 81 Fuego!
~
1salvs, madrs Aqua, to podsT feCundo
lAlvids On 81 miutsrio nutF0 faguR,
es tn hfIito, mRdEo Aqua,
eli lalmA ButilfsimR del mundo.
Juan dc F. Reyes
(Dominicano.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
MARROW.
LAGTO MARROW,
Prsnado con Meiaa De ORC P strto American, ie Nsv 70

ta mise
do tempo
ANtM1A OlOROSlS,
C1AS
Fesuads evidencn comprobandose
desde ienza 6toman
Ell EsTOMAGo MAS SUSCEPTIBLE 10 toera gran
ndsac6n los nermos periodic agudo
De venta todas las farmacias.
Representative para Puerto Rico.
Miguel cassllas Yegara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05

PERDIDA.-Dsude Il tisnda 'Flor de
Mayo" por las Calles de Cruz, FoFtalszs,
San JuHto y TstuHn, hRBtG Ia CssR de Gan
die Stubbe, Be hR sltTsvisdo an COL
GANTE DE PLATA CON UNA MO.
MEDIA ISABELINA DE ORC. Ell
que 10 encuentEs , 10 dsvuelva en- 'La
Flor de MayO," ssTG gratifcado. 3v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05
L1NEA FERREA DEL OESTE

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n oapi-
tai simultaneamente.
Dfas laborables.-M Mafiana 6, Z. O5, $50 8
IS HOO. Tarde 12.1 Is, 1.45, 8.I5, Abs, 5.45.
Dfas festivos.-Mafiana 6,7r5, $50 9.45
y IL. Tarde 1915 $50, 2 so, $50, 1905,
l5 Y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Cataflo Bayamon, ida y vuelta IA. clase
25e "a. clase I6e. De Bayam6n Cataflo y
vuelta IA. clase 15e, %. clase 1Oe.
BiIletes OrdinariO de Capital Cataio en-
1a, Clase 8 centavOs.
Bayam6n 19 de Septiembro de 1905
Ramon VaIdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-05

Divina madre, to poder fscundo
la Vida On 81 miEtsrio nutFs , fragua:
, eB tu h6lito, madEo Agus,
eI alma HutilfaimR del mundo.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE.

No. f48.-A nicely located 10
room rooming house; practically
new; with lawn and shade. Price
$1,000. Terms easy.
No. $500 acres; 2 miles of
market; 6 acres bearing orchard; g
inches Of water; 2 acres alfalfa;i A.
room house and lawn; two cisterns.
pTice 2.oees Terms one-balf cash.
No. 4477.2o acres fne sandy
land; a broom house; water right.
and some crop planted Price So
500. Terms $1,700.
No. 427.-A 10-acre home on
Fruit ridge for $4,000. Terms one
half cash.
No. 44s-40 acres on the Red
mesa, northwest of Fruita: acres
under the ditch. Price $1,000.
Terms one-han cash.
Johnson q Clasco
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
SEATTLE PREPARES TO
ENTERTAIN THE FLEET.
tspecjaI to The Sentinel,

Especial TO The Sentinel.
+ Seattle. Wash, May IS +
+ Seattle will attempt to prove its I.
4. claim as the most hosrltable +
+ city on the Pacific coast when +
+ the battleship fleet, which leaves +
+ San Francisco today, arrives +
+ here on Saturday. +
{. 4. q + 4. r r + + r
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
REMARKABLE
CLAIRV0YANT
By the Request Of the Citizens Of Grand
Junction to Locate Some VAL
liable Papers

The success which has attended
the marvellous manifestations of Mr..
Bauer since his arrival in Grand
Junction constitutes tribute to his
ability which is impossible to over
estimate. 1t is no exaggeration to
say that each successive day has wit
messed the delight and astonishment
of scores of applicants who tested
his powers.
One of the things upon which Mr.
Bauer justly prides himself is the
high class of his clientele. Those
who consult him are the very best
people of Grand Junction, not su-
perstitious, fanatical or ignorant per-
sons. but men and women of rare in
telligence and Judgment.
As has been frequently stated in
the Grand Junction papers. Mr.. Rau-
er is man whose statements need
no verification other than he is able
to give them through his wonderful
powers. Mr.. Bauer, it must be truth
fully said, employs none of the mys-
terious machinery which often serves
to make spiritual manifestations sus-
-picious. He impresses his gifts upon
the people who consult him without
the employment of a single mechan-
ical agency. In fact, he makes his
Clients understand that the power
to read and see hidden things lies
within him and is not to be brought
into action through the aid of inan-
innate influences.
Therefore, II must be said that
Mr., Bauer is of the very highest class
of clairvoyants. His belief is that
the material heavens have moral
Influence over the earth and it's in
habitants. There are some wise
acres who scoff at this idea, not
knowins, perhaps, that the first stu
dy of the heavens embraced and
over every other attempt
at science. Astrology was the begin
ming of science, the first encyclope-
dia of the world. In the ancient ages
physicians consulted the stars before
they applied potions and gave nos
trums. The cosmogonists explained
the earth by the influence of the
heavens. The zodiac was the first
book that lay open for all to read.
AS Tor cIaIrvoyance, it has both
supporters and enemies, The the
ory of clairvoyance, however. is in
separable from science that has
so firmly impressed itself upon the
public mind as to leave no doubt of
its truthfulness. Reference is made
to mesmerism. or hypnotic influence
which of late years has been demon
strated to be as virile an occult force
as one could well imagine.
All business strictly confidential.
Ladies' and gentlemen can visit
Mr.. Bauer without fear of having
their confidence betrayed, as he con-
siders his business a sacred trust.
Mr.. Bauer can be consulted daily at
the LaHarpe. corner Third and Main
Hours from . am. to
pm; Sundays. 10 am. to pm.
Mrs. Bauer receives all callers in
the reception parlor. Entrance on
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

Wheat 10 heading in Kansas fields
and a crop of 110,000,000 bushels Is
promised for that state. Almost as
favorable accounts come from all the
middle west. That Mississippi val
ley is a wonder. It's wheat and corn.
it's cotton, its rice, its manifold
abundance in food and textiles, have
no counterpart anywhere the world
around. Gould what that valley pro-
duces be turned into money. and
held until within the limits OF the
Repubrc,for ten years, IT would make
money enough to buy and pay for
half OF Europe, or all'South America.
when will our wise statesmen fix
things SO, that money will remain
(which now goes abroad in interest
land to- foreign ship ow ners? Our
country rs richer. In corn than in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Weekly.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

+ the battleship fleet, which leaves +
+ San Francisco today, arrives +
I. here on Saturday +
$3.50 ~ - Z
This will be the last official re-
ception to the officers and sailors
before they depart on their voyage
around the world, and the citizens of
this booming metropolis are determ-
ined to make it the most memorable
of all the voyage. That 1t will be
difficult to surpass the welcome en-
tended the tars in San Diego, Los
Angeles, San Francisco and other
California cities is admitted, but the
Seattle spirit, which has built great
cit In the shortest time on record, is
not balked by difficulties The big
ness of the task before them has only
whetted the ambition of the people
of this city, and 1t is entirely prob
able that every.man jack, after taS-
ing the joys of Seattle welcome,
will vote this the grandest town on
the American map. At least. Seattle
will do its best to merit such an opin-
ion. and when Seattle does its best,
things undreamed of in other cities
are likely to- happen, aa- fr
When the flagship of Admiral
Thomas leads the great fleet into
Elliott Bay next Saturday afternoon.
he will find awaiting him the execu-
tive officials of all the states and
cities of the Northwest. Tens of
thousands of citizens will cheer the
gallant tars, guns will boom a noisy
welcome and the whistles OF scores
of steam craft ofsall kinds will toot
in tumultous joy That will be but
the beginning. Admiral Thomas will
be presented with key to the city,
made of solid gold from Alaska mug
gets. and every other officer and sail
or will be presented with an assort-
ment of fifty-seven varieties of hos
pitalty that Seattle will have con-
stantly on tap during the stay of the
fleet. lit
The great land parade that will be
one of the features of the celebration
will take place on the morning of
Monday next. AH .ar
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

A very busy injtiatory session will
be held tomorrow night by the
knights of Pythias. One candidate
VIII be given the second degree and
two more will be given the third de-
gree or the rank of knight
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

J. Paul Johnston, of Twin Falls,
Idaho, but formerly well known
barber of this city. is in Grand June
ton this week in the interest of the
big idaho realty firm with which he
is connected.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19

r sight. +
= = - + + + +
The first thing that attracted Zeb's
attention was a band of deer going
like the wind: they approached a
bunch OF stock. and stampeded right
on through them then the three big,
hungry gray fellows appeared in
view. and they acted like trained
athletes, never losing sight of the
victim they had selected. They final
ly overlook their quarry, and while
two wolves attacked the deer's
Tanks, the third flew at its head.
They tore the deer down and literally
ate IL pps alive before the occupants
Of the vehicles eyes, and in spite of
their shouting 1t was a.mile or more
back to GIN, and Zeb could not help
the poor deer fsAss the Abuskskin are
now coming up, the stockmel Eiay
get a respite.
ReesntiyrMr Wise plowed up an
old ,fAshioned steel trap, partly OF
hand smAke, With an exceedingly long
and DID -fnsi ionedschain attached. The
trap was turned up from deep under
the. ground, where large sage brush
had been elearel from the ground
Mcekef Review. ttfr
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
Typhoid Fever
Is Curable
DR.. Eldridge Declares High
Death Rate is Needless
He Has Had Great Success
in Sixteen Years Practice

After successfully treating the
above named disease for the past
sixteen years, i positively know
that tllcr,, is no need of the fear
full death rate, which is charged
up to the ravngcs or typhoid
fever, under the present routine
treatment.
When the patient has not already
taken to his bed there is no need OF
his having to do SO, as my treatment
will soon dissipate the trouble. Even
If the disease is well advanced it may
not be necessary for me to see him
only to have a clear description of
his case. by one who has been in at
tendance, when l can send the re-
quired medicines, with directions and
advice. which If faithfully followed.
will be sufficient. But If the patient
is in grave danger it will be neces-
sary for me to see him once or more
Even those cases given up by
Others are accepted with the utmost
confidence, as among the hundreds
which l have treated, during the past
seventeen years, | have lost but two.
and none have remained in bed to
exceed eight days, from my first
,s.,f%
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
EDWARD F. ELDRIDGE,

yarmouth Medical College, 1881 =
DR.. f. F. Eldridge has been in ac-
tive practice in the city of Grand
Junction, Colorado. for the past sew
,enteen years and is known over the
entire western slope. His veracity is
unquestioned and his observation has
been wide, as he has Travelled eNten-
sively both in this and foreign coun-
tries. s.--Editors note.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-19
RANCHsIAN- CAUGHT WOLVES
KILLING A FINE DEER.

= Last week while driving to +
+ his ranch on Big Beaver. accom- +
+ panied by his wife, Zeb Wise 4
+ witnessed the unusual sight of +
y three big gray wolves killing +
+ deer. We say unusual, for but +
- few people ever see such +
z sight. +
4, \ = = 4, 4 = Z,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-22
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-KEA1 ESTATE.
WHO SOLD THESE LAST 10 DAYS.

LAST DAYS
\ u" Harrison factor f. t. f :ss q Spencer con-
ESTATE CO
pA lm S2R n 70 R al sT EsIATS CO
na Kansas avs sao to NJ Eos Street OF CROSBY
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.
P P1dsss 1sasHP R REAL "a A ESTATE Co
Topeka sy e to Mr. onderhi%
lsl Topeka ave. to MI Miller
PARTNERSHIP Real DsTAT. GO.
III Polk ,a st to John sRI M y To1ss, s+@@
REAL ESTATE CO.
HAS THE HAEaAINg' -
strictly modern reception han finished IN
'front.' lots sth and Tyler
COTTAGE SNAP good location
modern home oiose H. i~ss
vAcANr LOTS ELSEWHERE RARGAnss
PARTNERSHIP
II ST.
PHONES,
THE NATIONAL COOPERATIVE REALTY CO.
g. KANSAS AVENUE
-Fo
place.
house. wells and windmill
soma alfalfa 800 acres all
land furniture Topeka
has lunch rooms dining
and7 AaO
bargains E.
for terms
wou acres Of western land s. to an
$4,000 hardware stool in
ohardvare
Houses rom $4,000
THE NATIONAL
KANSAS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-22
LEGAL.


portions of the streets and alleys pro-
posed to be vacated, and the same are not
needed for public use; NOW THERE
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and Council
men of the City of Topeka:
Section That all that part or portion
side Of Second street fftyfonr feet n %est
Of the west side Of HANCOCK Street, thence
hundred sixteen feet. thence south at right
angles sixty-eight feet, thence in a north
easterly direction to the point of begin
Also all of the alley In the block west
of Hancock Street and north of Second
Street;
Also all that part or portion of Han
cock Street lying between the north line
of Second Street and the present right Of
way of The Atchison-Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company;
Also all that part or portion of Klein
Street lying north of the south line of Lot
present right of way of The Atchison-To-
peka 6 Santa Fe Railway Company;
Also all the east and west and north and
south alleys in the block between Han
cock and Klein Streets north of Second
Street;
Also that part of Fensky Street describ-
ed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a
point 62.7 feet east of the east line of Lo-
Gust Street measured along the south line
south line of Fensky Street 1873 feet,
thence North at right angles 143 feet,
thence in a southwesteriy direction to
point Of beginning;
Also ali that part of Kaw Street lying
west of the east line of Lot No. 1e IN
Bowers Subdivision:
Also that part Of Norris Street lying
south of the south line of Kaw Street;
Also ell that part of the alley in Cur
rams Subdivision lying west of the east
line of Lot No. 81 Currans Subdivision;
Also all that part of Burr Street lying
north of the south line of Lot No. ia in
the block between Burr Street and Grey
Street and north of Second Street, be and
the same are hereby VACATED.
Section 2.-This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city. paper.
Passed the Council February H., 1908.
Approved February %. 1905.
ESealJ VIM. GREEN, Mayor.
Attest: c. B. BURGE. City Clerk