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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-02
ESCUELAS Al
ARE L|BRE,
En- Estados Unidos
concurren a las escue-
las 337 mil ninos tu-
berculosos.
En- Suecia el 1.61 del to-
tai padecen del terrible
NAL.
Ell sistema de escuelas al aire
libre ha dado resultados salts
factories.

De una detenida investigation ha
resultado que el l.6l de los nlnos que
asisten a las escueias de Estokoimo
Suecia, Sc hallan atacados de tuber-
culosis. En- los Estados Unidos hay
373,70O ninos comprendidos entire
losSy Is amos de edad, que padecen
tuberculosis, seg1n indica Ia Asocla-
cion Nacional para ell estudio y pre-
venci6n de dicha emfermedad. En-
oposicion este ndmero SOLO hay on
&c escueias al aire libre en- toda la
naci6n para ninos tuberculosis.
Escueias7especiaies para estos Sc
han establecido ahora en- Provlden-
cia Boston, New York, Rochester,
Washington, Hartford, Chicago, y
Pittsburg. New York tiene tres es-
cueias Y Washington dos.
La Junta Escoiar de New York
sc. propone establecer tres mas y hay
el proyecto de crear instituciones Sc
meiantes en- Detroit, Buffalo, Gin
clnati y Newark.
Por hajo que sea ell compute adn
funcionando todas las escueias ac-
tuales y las que van a abrlrse, no ha-
bra sitio mas que para 4@cde los MI
nos que necesitan este tratamlento
especial.
En- un gran nlimero de ciudades,
los niilos tuberculosis estan eXciul-
dos de las escueias pdbiicas, pero en-
la mayor parte de los casos no Sc dis
pone NADIA especial para ellos.
La Association Nacional de clara
que los ninos atacados de tubercu-
losis son una amenaza para la saiud
de sus condiscipulos. En- vista Gle es-
to, Y de no poder dichos nihos lievar
acabo el trabajo regular del curse,
Sc necesitan escuelas especiales para
elIos. Toda ciudad debiera contar
a 10 menos con una escuela blen eqW
pada 6 un salon escoiar especial de Ia
clase indicada por cada 25O0O ha-
bitantes.
En- ciudades como Providencia,
Boston y Nueva York, donde Sc han
mantenido abiertas por dos aho,
estas escuelas especiales, los resulta-
dos obtenidos en- el tratamlento dc
los nihos que asisten a las escuelas q
aire libre para tuberculosis indie an
las grandes ventajas de esta clase dc
instituciones.
Esto, agrada 4 la experiencia dc
las escueIas al aire libre en- Alemani;
8 Inglaterra demueStra que los niiio>
que sufren tuberculosis pueden GU
rarse y Ilevar d eabo su trabaio esco-
lar sin peiigro alguno para aus con
discipulos.
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CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR CORRESPON-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rigida y mon6to
ma, no es la de I'd. adquiera I'd. la
suya propia por mi sistema de en-
senanza y metodo "Educacl6n y ar
monia del movimiento."
Cualquiera que sea su residencia
profession sexso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'D. lie garantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva 8 ma
gistral, expontanea y rapida, suges-
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTURCE.- -Escriba pa
ra informes al professor que suscribe
F. VEGA NEVARES, P. O. BOX
S43, San Juan P. R.
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DcDaItamcnto del Interior
DE PUERTO RICO.
ANUNCIo DE ARRENDAMIENTo

San Juan, P. R., Octubre IL, 1909.
Por ell presente Sc solicitan PROPOSE
clones para ell arrendamisnto de las
siguientes parcelas de terreno en- la'
Municipalidad de San Juan:
LOTE Nc. 3, (Sal 81 puedes.) Su.
perfcie 1,370 metros cuadrados, Co
lin da por Ell Norte con la via de la
American Railroad Co.; por el Este
con terrenos de la Reserva Naval;
por ell Oeste con Ia muralla de la an-
tigua "a. Lfnea de fortifcaciones; y
por el Sur con manglares y el mar.
Aotualmente ocupado por varias per
sonas. Tasado en- s8,527.50
LOTE No. S, (Hoyo Frio) Su-
perfcie $3.50 metros cuadrados. Co.
linda por ell Norte con Ia via del fe-
rrocarril y terrenos de R. Gambia; por
81 Este con la antigua "a. Linea de
fortifcaciones; por ell Oeste con 81 Lo-
te No. s; por el Sur con manglares de
la bahia. Actualmente ocupsdo por
varias personas. Tasado en- s995.00.
LOTE No 6, (Hoyo Frfo.) Su-
perficie 13, 504 metros cuadrado4 Co
linda por ell Norte con la via del fe-
rrocarril; por el Este con ell Lote No.
5; por ell Oeste con ell Lote No Z; por
el Sur con manglares de Ia bahia. Ac-
tualmente ccupado por varias perso-
mas. Tasado en- s6,75200.
SOLAR "A" Superfcie $40
metros cuadrados. Colinda al N rte
con la calle de San Agustin; al Este
con una calle sin nombre; al Oeste
con terrenos de Aniceto Miranda; al
Sur con ell Ferrocarril. Existen ac-
tualmente tres casas enclavadas en-
dicho solar. Tasado en- s3,340.00.
SOLAR sob. Superfcie 1854
metros cuadrados. Colinda al Norte
con la calle de San Agustin; al Este
con ell Solar No. 50-A, del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico; al Oeste con una calle
sin nombre; al Sur con el terrocarril.
Tasado en- s2,32S.00.
SOLAR No. 81. superficie 1,1O5
metros cuadrados. Coliuda al Norte
con la cslle de San Agustin; al Este
con un callej6n sin nombre; al Oeste
con r. Gambia y al Sur con ell ferro-
carril. Tasado en- 81, 10000.
Sc almitiran proposiciones hasta
las 10 de la maiiana del dia II de
Noviembre de 1909, las cuales debe
ran ser dirigidas al Comisionado del
Interior.
Ell termino del arrendamiento seri
de Is amos, para los solares "a"
80 B" y mo. 81. Para los Los te
Nos 8, 5y 6, ell t6rmino sera de 3
amos.
No Sc admitira proposition a'guna
que baje del 7ro de la tasacion.
Ell arrendatario tendra derecho Il
desaloar q los ocupantes de cualquier
terreno 81 10 estima conveniente, sien
do por su cuenta toda acci6n judicial
Las mejoras que Sc hagan en- los
terrenos, quedaran il beneficio del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, 81 no son reti-
radas Il los 60 dias despues del venci-
do ell contrato.
Tn plano de estas parcelas, puede
verse en- la Division de Tcrrcnos Pl-
blicos del Departamcnto del Interior.
FL Comisionado del Interior Sc re
serva el derecho de rechazar cualquie-
ra & todas las proposiciones.
L. II. HAME, Ccmisionado
| del Inferior. No. |.
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Labor pO|iciiaca.

Rclaritn de las novcdades ocurri
das durantc las Is horas anteriorcs
"PueSto dc San Juan
Infracci6n Ord Municipalcs Is
Turbar la paz.... Q. Aconctlmlen
to V aggression %. Porta almas
81
In II nochc de aver Y on Ia nllzaS
de Colon. tuvicron ma rNCrta los
imdividuo, smumino ~"icr. lf'nIt, Z
Otcro Y Lapcrcio Ilarc-, rc>ultando
hcrido cn la cabcza q Sober tucron
arrcstados.
En- la nochc dc aver. una pclca do
los muchachos Basilio Antique, Me
jandro Pcn>a Y luschio France, IN
Ia plaza dc Sarr LOSE. oeasiono. Ia 70
tura dr i'm crislsd dyl Eio-i,o d. jose
Senchrs. fucrm arrcsialos.
"Puesto dc Pta. l'icra."
JucgoS prohibrlo !. l.ilufric
ci6n ORD. Nunicipal- ) lntrac
ci6n art .l.,i. God. Penal = Aco
mctiuiemo aerc>i0n / forlar
anna, /. NhISo de- coniianya
Tor vcmlcf hillctcs dr Sauro Domin-
~ Mrrr ID paz piihlira ,
l,-re S,ia,.a y Domingo. haur
s5.o ,orsrculrin- IN Purria It lie
n1. as aeu,a~ I h p'ohihi.io. P"r
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EN- SAN JUAN.

y" rsn para Ponce Sc en"ufn
tran IN ,-ta rulia.i lo> Sl.s Nireiiip
Diviia. al-nlis d Baysinau y drn
Ri"ar,t4 N,a. rlc3 conn rian,r- pilc
van & /, c.ll'i.tj d.i sii. uun .i,lr-
aa,ios ,lr l"> cafricre- b. ela
ambI,.l ~ lp> mi-iua ,u. fuir.
hl.ar an ,-iU< ,l.a- ~ i,isti.a riH
dad IT, sur.
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lo- pre>iieIu>s> cpmpaiilofa= ~
mrnp don lgan B. Catllw s
Inns Sancip quiene,
u,leuria -aiiEla eoulla.iIs
Pucsto IT, Seboruco
l,Trarci1n 0ri. Municil I
IsiFa - Il Ortuhre. -
t,w Iurren. VarIos nlilC>
'i-aneip con un r,vtso.
-ultando heri,lU ~ ...
.t- sr l7 cshcza Y holu
q . II uiiio GripinO Tplssi.
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Further Advertisement will be issued
at a later date for proposals, to be
opened at the same time and place as
above, on the construction of about,
5000 feet or rock tunneling in con-
nection with this project.
Opportunities will be afforded, at
future dates, Of bidding on the Gods
truction of additional dams and
canals, estimated to cost about
S1,2oO.0O0.
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BUQUES CUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Vapor americana Moro Castle SaIdrG
de New York ell 10 corriente re.
calarG el 5.
Consig.: The N Y. P. R. S. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Coamo SaIdra para
New York el3 actual
Cousig. The N. S. P. R. S. S. Ca
Vapor Brasileno Salfo de corufla el
26 del pasado para Pto. Rico y Cuba
Consig: S. Izquierdo. Co.
Telros De u hneo "Benner' "
Ooleta americana John J. Corwell Sc
halla q Ia carga en- New York para
San Juan Arroyo
Consig: S Ezouiaga
Goleta americana E Star Jones saldra
de N York para esta cl u del presente
Cousig: S Ezquiaga
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Anuncie Nd. con cIdidad
Y eIeqancia.

III anuncio artstco bonto 10 lee todo ell mundo
Anuncos orados Cich6 especiamente preparados para
zanzibar pe6dcamente pare del texto para balances de
bancos istas comercales modeos para ofcnas ayunta
mentos alcaldas, juzgados ETC. Avise usted LA CO.
tendra mas amplios informes.
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Salida de Ia Capital y Bayam6n simultaneamente

Wales EXTRAORDINARIOS.
7.15 9.15 1880
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A los C0mercianfes
g DeCimOS.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece a los anuncian-
tes gran varedad de tipos estios para sus anuncos
Anuncos adonadosCch6s de estereopia que mantengan
sempre mpo perfecto anunco-Cich6s de plana en-.
tera epeciales para anuncios grandes para hojas
tas-Fijese las ediciones de "LA CORRESPONDENT.
CIA" En- elias vera sucesvas muestras mcdelos de sus
anunciOs
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C A NJ B | 0 s.
Londres-s 4.87 J a 5 4 SO L..
N. York II ! p. M-P.
Paris -27lSa3 p. I'D.
Hambuvgo-4p. I'D.
Espaha-11 p. % D.
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C1AlL

ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
Tom6 puerto ell vapor espanol Bue-
nos aires
Vapor frances Montreal de Santhomas
DE LA 1SLA
Vapor americana Coamo ssssta.a l.
DESPACHADOS
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Vapor scubano Julia para Habana y
escalas
i Vapor espafiol Buenos Aires para Ha-
bana
Vapor frances Montreal de Puerto
Plata
PARA LA ISLA
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Eslker Ann descargando
Electra id
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.L|NEAFERREA DEL 0ESTE,

Itinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara regir desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1909.
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Absolute Guarantee as TO
 Fairness of the Contest

lots may be voted.
 Every vote cast will be carefully prese1Ned until the end of the con. test, together with all records, ane they will be turned over to com. mittee of judges. who will make the final canvass and determine the win ners.
 At any time there Is question as to the accuracy Of the counting of .ne votes or to the fairness of the enter prise the Sentinel-Record courts the fullest investigation.
 It should be borne in mind that can didates living in one district do not compete against candidates living in another district for the tour. There are two districts and the candidates in each district having the largest number of votes in the district Tn which She lives will be declared the winner of the tour for that distric., and the highest candidate in the ..-strict will have the privilege of se- lecting the Ahaperon. who will he the thhd membe5 Of the party.
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Scotland until they re-embark for Montreal, a panorama will be con. stantly unfolded to their vision and wealth of historical association, will hold their interest .ascinated and spellbound While enjoying the per feet beauty of nature, the tourist WI. also behold in fancy the great events of history with viyidness as great as though of the living present.
 Though 1t has been an ardent desire of every lady in the land to take 4. trip to the old world, realization of their desires has been possible to but the very few Through the offer of the Sentinel Record 1t is now posisble for any woman to realize her desire to take a trip to Europe. The Sentinel Record has placed the means within the reach of every woman in Hot Springs and arkansas and it is only necessary for them so meet the con ditions of the offers as printed else where in this issue.
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Today Marks Real Beginning
 Of Tour to Europe Contest

The contest is not an affair In which only a select number of people are interested, but Is of sufficient scope to interest everyone living within a radius of fifty miles of Hor Springs
 The decision as to who the three fortunate ladies will be who take the trip will be left to the public to de- eide. The balloting is free and every one is entitled to vote whether they are a subscriber to the Sentinei.Re- cord or not. There is a voting ballot in each issue of the Sentihel-Record which may be voted for a candidate. and every person who makes pay ment on his subscription, either old or new subscriber of s1 or more Is entitled to a special ballot counting from 100 to $500 votes according to the amount of payment, and thrice the number on new subscription.
 In paying your subscription D. the office, be sure and ask for the votes at the time of paying subscription, as no ballots will be issued other than at the time the subscription is paid. Subscription payments may be made to the candidates of your choice or at the Sentinel Record office
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Popularity Coupled with Energetic
 Efforts, Necessary for Success

In order to be one of the winners of the Tour-of-Europe it is not neces- sary for a candidate to devote all of her time to the contest--haf of her time, nor even fourth of her time. A contestant can, by calling upon her friends and neighbors during her spare moments, amass a tremendous vote. and if they are at all popular, can secure friends who will secure subscription votes and ballots for them and they will have little trouble in winning the trip given in their dis trict. But a candidate mnst, by her own efforts, show her friends that she is interested, and that she wants, and will appreciate their support
 While this is not a most popular girl contest nor beauty contest, i" popularity will play an important fac tor in the winning of the contest. A woman without friends. and who is not popular will stand no chance in
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the contest, yet on the other hand. the most popular woman in the state would stand as little chance of win ming if she did not make some effort on her own part to be winner. Ben Franklin said: 'sThe Lord helps those who help themselves" and in the con test: Friends help those who help themselves
 Let each lady whose name has been placed in nomination start out today and call upon the first five friends she may think of and ask them to give her the votes that are given them by making a payment on subscription to the Sentinel-Record. It is surprising how many votes can be secured in a short time.
 All candidates in justice to them selves and to their friends who placed them in nomination. should make ar effort to be one of the winners.
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Places Visited and Sights
 To Be Seen By Candidates

No finer itinerary for six weeks tour of Europe could be arranged than that which will be covered hy che Sentinel-Record The itinerary in fuil follows:
 Tuesday, July 5, f9fo--Leave Hot Springs at 6:30 a. Ti., arriving in New York on Thursday at 7:30 a. m. Breakfast and dinner at one of the leading uptown hotels. Leave New York Pier 19. North River, foot of Warren street, 5:30 p. m. Moon Sight ride on Long Island Sound, via Fall River Line for Boston. Supper on board steamer
 Friday, July 8--Arrive in Boston 7:30 a. m. Breakfast at one of the leading hotels. Leave Boston about 10 a. m. by s. s. Laurenian of the Allan Line for Glasgow.
 Scotland.
 Monday, July 18--Due to arrive at Glasgow. Here visits will be made to the old Cathedral, fine old public buildings, the worlds famous Fourth Bridge, St. Georges Square, the hSsf diiQ NfdCtS VI 4AoAit anu hao torical interest Rail to Edinburgh.
 Tuesday, July 1e--In Edinbureh the capital of Scotland, and one of the most beautiful and interesting cities of Europe. Carriages will be provid- ed for visiting the chief points of in terest. including Gallon Hall, Holy rood Palace, Monument of Sir Walter Scott, famous castles, etc.
 "Wednesday, July 2o--In Edinburgh.
 Thursday, July 2f--Travel via Car lisle and Midland Railway to London.
 England.
 Friday, July 22.--In London. Car riages will be provided on one day for visiting the many points of interest, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey. St. PauIs Cathe- dray, British Museum, National Gal
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The preliminaries over with, skir- mishing a thing of the past. the real battle of ballots to decide who are the three fortunate ladies who will tour Europe as guests of the SentinelRe- cord is now on. Starting today under the most suspicious circumstances, with all conditions more than favor able, the fair contestants have "the right of way" and only the finish re- mains a debatable question. From the two districts a goodly number of can didates have been entered, and from now on there will be no halting, no delays, only one continuous stream of ballots and subscriptions until the final closing of the polls on December Is rolls around, and the hearts of three ladies will be made glad.
 The tremendously large number of votes cast the first week of the con test and the number and high char acter of the candidates nominated is a source of great satisfaction to the SentinelRecord. Yet the number of votes cast during this coming week, after it is publicly known just who the candidats are, will be many times greater
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The Dream of a Lifetime Realized

There is, perhaps, no woman in the country, who studying as pupil in he schools, or who. more matured, reading the history or dreaming of the tales of kings and wars and leu. dal castles, has not donged sincerely to make trip to these lands of TO nance and ruins, of love and legend. and of civilization older than our own.
 Through the enterprise of the Sen the dreams of lifetime :ss:.y ::ssssy he realized, and Mary, Queen of Scotts, Henry VII, Marie Antoinette, Napoleon, Richelieu and other cele- brities will become more real from having seen their homes. the towns and streets they loved. and their tombs, castles. churches. cathedrals, works Of art--the greatest work of man and nature. will both he seen and enjoyed
 From the arrival of the tourists in
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Standing of Candidates

Record office and will be furnished upon application to the candidates who wish to accept payments upon subscription in order to secure the votes. and to their friends who are assisting them.
 Candidates whose names have been placed in noniinaten may besin their campaign for votes immediately.
 Any question concerning the con test or any point upon which can didate is not sufficiently clear will be fully explained by the Contest Depart ment.
 The real pleasure of the Tonr.ois Europe, aside from the pleasure of
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The names of the candidates nom mated will be published daily. The rolls VIII close each afternoon at { o'clock and the votes will be added to the next days list.
 Candidates may be nominated at any time during the contest--lt is never too late to enter until the last day of the contest, December 13.
 If your name or the name of a popular lady friend in your district Is not among those present in the list. clip out ballot, fill it out, and rush 1t in today.
 Subscription books and advertising matter are now ready at the Sentinel.
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lery, Tower of London, the the Palace and the Parks. Thames Enbankment and other points of interest in and around the city.
 Saturday, July 23.--In London.
 Sunday, July 24-In London.
 Monday, July 25--1n London.
 Tuesday. July 26-In London.
 Wednesday, July 27-Day service via Newhaven and Dieppe for Paris.
 France.
 Thursday, July 2S--In Paris. Car riages will be provided on one day for visiting the principal interesting places and objects in and around the city, including the Inyalides. the tomb of Napoleon I. the Palace of Louvre, the Cathedral of Notre Dame the Bouleyards, the worlds famous Grand Opera House, Eiffel Tower, famous art galleries, Palace de la Concorde, the garden of Versailles.
 Friday, July 2e--In Paris.
 Saturday, July 3o---In Paris.
 Sunday, July 3t---In Paris.
 Monday, August 1--Leave Paris for Havre, one of the principal cities of France Here an interesting sight will be unfolded to the view of the contestants in the arrival and depar- ture of steamships from and to all parts of the world. Sail by s. s. Pomeranian of the Allan Line of Montreal.
 Friday, August t2--Due to arrive at Montreal Visit in Montreal, including excursion to the famous shrine of St. Anne De Baupre Detailed infornla- tion of the trip from Montreal to Hot Springs will be announced later, and arrangements may be made, if the tourists so desire. for an additional ocean voyage south from Montreal and their return home via New Or leans.
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The system upon which the great battle of ballots will be conducted is considered the best ever used in con. nection with an enterprise of this character. It has been used for years by the largest papers through out the United States, and to date it has proved infallible. A careful check Is kept upon every ballot turn. ed in during the contest, on every subscription paid upon which votes are issued and the contest depart ment can at moments notice tell just where each subscription ballot came from. who paid. how much it was for. how many votes were issues
 upon It. to whom the subscription was paid and who received the credit for the votes. The order upon which the subscription Is taken, the ballot that goes with the subscription and the reoei2t given the subscriber must all correspond, and the money and the subscription must be turned over ts, the Sentinel Record before the bal
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been favorably passed upon.
 No woman need feel any hesitancy in sending in her name or taking pary in the contest if her name is entered by friends. Every possible precaution has been and will be taken to safe guard the interest of the candidates.
 The candidates published below are of the best class of ladies living m Hot Springs, and it is an honor to be one of them:
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are combination voting and nomina- tion ballot. For the past three days these ballots have been coming in, in great punches at time and phe- nomenally large number of votes were cast for these candidates entered in the list today.
 The number of nominations and the votes that have been received up to last evening, show that the interest in the contest is general.
 The time of the contest has been divided into three periods. and under the schedule, more votes are given the first period than the second. aud more the second than the third. Every one who is desirous of aiding a flaw orite candidate should clip ballots from the paper and rush them in before November 8 while they count for ten votes each, after that time the cou- pons appearing in the paper will count for one vote. If you wish to give a candidate more votes, make a payment on subscription which will give you special ballot counting for 100 votes or more.
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HAVE YOU A FRIEND IN LIST OF CANDIDATES?
LIST OF CANDIDATES

The greatest possible amount of care has been exercised in passing upon the women whose names are here entered as contestants for the tours. When name was placed in nomination we submitted it to a com rittee of business and professional men on whose judgment and integrity we could rely, as to whether or not the lacy was of good character. The names published here today have all