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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-19
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Glen automoviles fabrica-
dos en- un dia.
Esta gran production Sc ha he.
cho possible con el empleo del
sistema perfecto que describe
Ell senior Henry Ford, y que,
segin 81, So observa en- su
gran fabrica.

Cualquier individuo que Sc hubie-
ra atrevido q pronosticar cinco amos
atras, que solo una fabrica podrfa
producer diariamente 100 autom6-
viles completes, habra tenido que
examinarse para averiguar 81 Sc en-
contraba en- su entero juicio. Pues
bien, durante los meses de julio y a.
gosto de 1908; la escala de produc-
ci6n en- la fabrica Ford exigia ell com
pletar un caro- cada seis minutes
10 en- una hora, 100 en- un dfa, por
diez horas;-y ahora solo es cues
ton de pocos meses en- que esta ci-
fra habra que multiplicarla por Gin
co.
Ell resolver este problema ha sido
un trabajo enorme, habiendo tent
do que estudiarse cada paso separa-
damente, porque esta industria no
tenfa NADIA q. sirviesede gufaal fabri-
cante y hacer frente a las ventas que
iban creciendo rapidamente. Esta-
dos Unidos construyoy y vendio pro-
ximamente, mos 10000 carros en-
el 1907; en- el 1908, 10000, y para la
production del 1909, compr6
material para cons-truir 1880
carros; de este material va
Sc ha recibido 10 suhciente para
$500 carros, habiendose va fabrica
do algunas pleas. la escaia
para 1909 exige una production de
$500 al mes, empezando desde enc
70. y yel calculo que Sc ha hecho pa
ra todo ell ano es de 25,000 casrros.
Como Sc ha conseguido esto?
De la manera siguiente, y ademas
proveer a los 25,O00 compradores
un caro- de superior caiidad a un pre-
clio reducido.
Primero.-Simplifcando el disc
no v Ia construction, al extreme que
la manufacture Y la juntura de las
pleas Sc hacen con mas faciiidad.
Por ejemplo, en- un caro- de fabri-
caci6n extrangera muy conocida, Sc
requieren nueve pleas separadas
para cierta operaci6n, en- tanto que
aquf de Ford Sc repone con una soia
pieza. Esto reduce ell tempo y ira
bajo en- la manipulation de la jun
tura y fabrication del caro-. De pa
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SO sea dicho, este tambien resulta
en- beneficio del comprador.
Segundo.-La production en- can
tidades grandes exige la installation
de maquinaria moderna y con fire.
cuencia Sc We la necesidad de cons
truir maquinaria especial. Ell Gin
cuenta por ciento de las maquinas
que Sc usan en- los tal.eres han sido
ideadas por ingeniero emercanos.
Algunas de las maquinas con
con I'm hombre solo que las ma
neje, hacen el trabajo de diez hom-
bres que trabajen con el mejor mo-
delo de las maquinas que Sc inven-
taron el aho pasado. Tales maqui-
mas no pagan a menos que sc les ha-
ga trabajar toda su capacidad, la
que en- muchos casos signffca gran
numero de pleas para ciento Gin
cuenta y hasta doscientos carros dia
nos.
Tercero. o.-Igualdad en- las pleas.
Cada pieza debe hacerse con la mis-
n a exactitud, de modo que en- ell pi
50 donde Sc unen las distintas par
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ties marche con la regularidad de los
demas departamentos.

tes marche con la regularidad de los
demas departamentos.
Cuarto.-El empleo de metodos
que m antengan una constantc esis-
tencia de materiales que Sc renuevan
acknowledgements; llevar cuenta de
la production de la maquinaria, a
fin de ermitir la investigation y cui
dado de las maquinas 8 departamen
tos que trabajan menos de su capa-
cidad; e,iminar excesos Gle movimien
to al faricar las pleas, y con ei cuai
sc reduce q un mfnimo el procedi-
miento EN- hacer cada pieza de la ma
terra en- bruto hasta acabarla -todo
este y miles de otras cosas mas Sc
han Incorporate en- los pianos, oh
teniendo buen exito en- la production
de gandes cantidades.
Una production grande pcrmite
la production de calidad d un pre-
clio razonabie. y este precio ascgura
grandes ventas, las que. al compie-
tar el circuito, hacen possible Ia pro-
duccion en- grandes cantldades. No
hay ningun objeto en- f. 'ricar gran
des artfcllos para surti ma pequc-
fa demanda; no hay necesidad de
vender muchos efectos hssta que no
Sc haya hecho possible ! a production
correspondence, pero tan pronto CO.
mo el manufacturer tiene seguri-
dad de que su caro- es mejor Y que
puede venderlo a menosprecio de 10
que es possible hacerlo. entonces 6s-
tie es el momento oportuno para pr /,
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ENIGMA No. "A.

Pasan de Glen las soluciones reci-
bidas al enigma numero IA, pero So
10 hay cuatro correctas, que son las
enviadas por
Paz Franceschi, Yauco;
Rafael Martinez Rivera, San Sc
bastian;
Mrs. Mary E. Richert, Miramar;
Jose de la Huerta, Arecibo.
Correspondi6 q premio ofrecido,
consistente en- una suscripci6n gra-
tuita por un trimestre, a este diario,
al Sr. Paz Franceschi, de Yauco.
Pubicamos hoy ell enigma no. Is,
que consiste en- averiguar cuantas
siluetas hay en- Ell grabado, ademas
de las tres grandes que Sc destacan
4 primesa vista. q.
El premio y condolences para este
enigma son las mismas que en- las
antariores.
La soluei6n al enigma no. IA es-
Ia siguiente:
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BIancas

pararse y aumentar SUI capacidad.
Ell equipo de maquinarla propia es
uno de los grandes distintivos que
dan mejores resultados en- clalquier
manufacture. La maquina que hace
mayor cantidad de trabajo con mas
exactitud y en- menos tempo, es la
unica que ayuda 4 hacer possible
gran cantidad de production. ALI
tienen el trabajo de dos maquinas
que Sc han instalado para la produc
cion del nuevo modelo ''T". La pri-
mera cs para trabajar los cilindros
Doce iuegos de cilindros fundidos
Sc acepillan por los tres lados con So
10 una operacion-la parte superior,
el lado derecho para las concxioncs
de entrada y salida y la superfcie in
ferior. Despues que han sido coloca-
dos estos doce cilindros en- sus res
pectivos lugares no neccsian mas a.
tcnci6n, de modo que un hombrc so
10 puede parar cuando Sc quicra. La
otra maquina coge estos doce cilin-
dros desde el principle y d un mis-
mo tempo hace tres opcraciones dis
tintas. va Sc puede yer que en-
cada lotc sc han ahorrado de diez v
siete a trcinta y scis operaciones,
este es sin contar cl tempo que SC
ahorra.
Estas dos maquinas SC encucn-
tran una al lado de la otra; los cilin-
dros pasan de una a otra maquina,
evitando cl tener que hacer viaics
de una a otra parte. I'll viaje entero
de un cilindro, desde el momento que
entra en- el taller, fundido en- bruto,
hasta que llega al piso para compile
tar el trabajo a que Sc lie ha dcstina-
do, es de 100 pies, que comparado
con el anterior modclo, era de 1000
pies, advirti6ndo que con este mo-
delo Sc muestra mucho mas
adclantao en- la economic de Ia pro-
ducclon, que cualquier manuiactu-
rero 10 es hoy en- dia.
Y asf es todo on csos tallercs.
Cada maquina ha sido cscogida cui
dadosamcnte por st capacldad y O.
Nactitud; las maquinas para rcba-
jar, taladrar, moldear, son to-
das ideadas especialmcntc para cl
I'm -propucsto.
III manufactured que tienc una
production pequeiia, tIene necesa-
rlamente que contnuar con maqui-
nara mcnos costosa, o comprarla,
en- cuyo case csto hace aumcntar cl
prccio del automdvil. ST soporta re-
liquias de la antigucdad, maquinas
fuera dc uso, lie costara mas Ia fabr,
caci6n; sresultando que con esta cl,
sc dc hcrramientas 9 sin elias, cl pu
hllco vi'nc Il pagar mas dinero d,
valor ~" rccibe con cl autom6vi
Solo "d fabricantc que So ha er,
do va Us, ciicntela g el que cstl in
tlflcado Il com rar ma4uinaria de
ia naturaleza.
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NO sERA listed

engaflado. Que siempre hay fu-
llerias y fraudes en- abundancia,
es cosa que todo el mundo sabe;
pero rara vez 8 nunca Sc encuen-
ira que una ilnportante casa
comercial los cometa, sea cual
fuere la clase de su giro. No
puede haber exito permanente de
alguna clase, cuando este basa-
do en- Ia mala fe 8 engaflo. Los
que intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos y prontc
sufren el castigo que Sc mere
GEN. Sin embargo, hay muchas
personals que temen comprar
ciertos articulos anunciados por
tenor de ser embaucados v en-.
ga1ados; especialmente Sc resis-
ten & dar confianza 4 las manifes-
taciones que Sc publican sobre
los meritos de ciertas medicinas.
Ell efcaz remedio denominado la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
es un articulo que Sc puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad y garan-
tia 20 la harina, artefactos dc
seda . algod6n, siempre que pro-
cedan do una fabrica con recono.
cida reputation. Nonos conven-
dria exagerar de manera alguna
sus buenas cualidades 8 repre-
sentarla como con las que no 10
correspondent; pero tampoco ne
cesitamos dc tai ardid. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene
todos los principles nutritivos y
curativos del Aceite dc Higado
de Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe dc
Hipofostitos Compuesto, Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre, y cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination dc estos
importantes reactivos medicina
les, es cosa patente a todo el num-
do. Es de improbable valor en-
casos de Anemia, Insomnia, Mala
Digestion, Afecciones de la San
gre y los Pulmones. Gel DR.. Z.
Dueflas, de Buenos Aires, dice:
Tengo ell gusto de manifestarlcs
que he empleado con excclentes
resultados su preparation en- mis-
enfermos y en- todos ellos he OBJ
servado un resultado altamente
satisfactorio." En- las Boticaa
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truccion Sc halla en- Chicago. Dicho
wagon 10 construy6 Jorge T. Steh-
ling, de Milwaukee, hacc ocho amos.
Pesa $50 Gbras y ticne eapacidad
para cargar cuarenta toneladas.
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Scgun Sc dice, cl wagon mas posa
do que existc en- el mundo y que cs-
a On operaci6n, hacienda servicio
-cm el trasporte de materiales de cons
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His fingers shaking with the black
rage in his heart. Prendergast gath
cred his few belongings. rolled them in
the white horse skin which he drew
from beneath his bunk and wrapped
the whole in a blanket He fastened
the bundle in pack strap. slung it
over his shoulder and left the cabin
He settled his burden and went rapid
ly down the trail. turning over in his
mind his future schemes.
AS it CHANGED. there was one who
saw his vindlctjve face. Jesstca.
crouched on the Knob, had seen him
GONE and now depart. pack on back,
rnd guessed that the pair had parted
company Her whole being famed
with sympathy She could see his
malignant sCorl plainly from where
she leaned, screened By the bushes
1t terrified her What had passed be-
tween them in the cabinf She left
the Knob wondering.
All that evening she was i'll at ease
At midnight. sleepless. she was look
ing out from her bedroom window
across the phantom peopled shadows.
where on the face of the pale sky the
stars trembled like slow tears Anx-
pale phantom of fear seemed lurking
in the shadows; the night was full OF
dread.
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j. +. Samson received Instructions
Tuesday 10y telephone from Commits
soner Wright to put men to work re-
pairing the Wehesvile road The in
>tructiOns were followed and now it is
not necessary to depend on a balloon
to get over the trail.
$. Y. johnson, oe-New York city,
spent couple of days in Oroville last
week, in company with l.. l.. Work,
leaving Saturday for an inspection trip
through the south part of the county.
Mr.. johnson came west with letters of
introduction from some Of the most
substantial financial institutions of New
York. His visit is for the purpose of
looking over the country and investing
largely in lands if the out look appears
favorable to him.
Marshal Case found Indian Edwards
camped on the street Tuesday, irving
to pull the sidewalk over himself for a
blanket This idiosyncrasy led to Mr..
Edwards confinement in the bastile,
and when he appeared before Judge
Faaier that official levied an assess
mcnt OF SO and costs against the pris-
oner. 'All Of which should he a warn
ing 10 visitors to seek their couch when
heavy with sleep, and keep their feet
from sticking out of the window.
IT IS reported that Cleve Newman,
who ovapora;cd from Orovile some
weeks ago while under arrest, and for
whom the authorities have been search
ing, gave himself up to the Canadian
officials at Greenwood Monday. He is
under cloud on charge of being i'm
plicated in the Brideville hold up, and
il the evidence against him is anything
like convincing Newman will get all
that he has coming, for they do not
take two bites at a cherry across the
line when sentencing convicted pris-
oners.
w y. Martin passed through town
Friday last on his way to Loomis
to visit "A brother, j. G. Martin,
"A pioneer resident Of that section. w.
d. Is native OF the state, residing for
many Years in the Palouse county,
having recently sold out his property,
and although only a comparatively a
short distance divided them the broth
ers have not met for % years No
doubt the meeting was a happy one
after he long separation, during which
both men have reached an age OF grey
hans, and one at least, }. c., has grown
and married children.
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SIMMONS FoR rrRlIcAIION.

IN The Justice Court before John X Fraser.
I Justice vi The Fence. IN and tor Nrovllle
precinct county ol okanogan, state 81 Wash
ms ton.
+. y. Gruhh. rIainnG. ve r y Eseke, de
icndsnt summons for publication.
state at shiugtuu.
county OF OkAnogan
To x u. teeke. the above named defendant
You ate hereby II tiled thai T.. y. Gruhh ha
Ned y compieiut against YOU III said court
which VIII come on 10 be heard at my office ~
broviilr. ia otHuOgAu county Washington. on
the l'th day Of April, -. 1902 Al the honr 81
10 O'Clock q m. and unless you appear and
theu snd there answer the same VIII he taken
as c"uic eel and the demand oi the plaintiff
granted
The object and domaul ot said complaint if
III" payment to plaintiff the sum al SlA 80
bong the SUM due him from you Tor board
room aud mo eF furnished You hv piaintih
during the year 1902 AT Your spec iRl instAuCe
and request. You aTe also notified that ewrit
OF garni-hlneut in this action has been served
upon the "ashington d GIent Northern Rail
WRy.
Complaint fled march 10Th 4. r.. ltoa
JOHN 7. FRASER.
Just of the Peace. oroyille Precinct, Okla
hogan county. Wash.
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4 GRAND WAITE POWER
Continued from page once

Continued from page oncl
plant Already contracts are signed
up with two on three mines for electric
power This Is lust the beginning of
a demand from what Is to lie one of the
most important sources of revenue for
n power producer. Again much land
along the '>imiIkamoon and Okanogan
rivers will he put undor irrigation in
the next few years, and the water for
irrigation Will he supplied by pumps
These pumps can only hC worked sue
coe-iulIl and Chcaply 10y electric mo
tive power, and that force must hc
supplied 10y the Simillamecn Power
company. Col. \. NJ. Dewey is Ger
tain to build his electric road from a
point near NighthaWk to Brewster this
summer, ana other electric roads are q
probability of the future The Siml-
kamcen Power company will have 20
be depended upon for portion of the
power at least for operating purposes
This Is hasty and imperfect sum
mary of what wtll, and that very soon,
he the source of income for a well
cquippcd electric power plant at the
falls of the SlmllkHmcon, and as a
proposition inviting Investment there
Is not its equal in the west Fiat
plant need only lac the charging Of
the ono at present in operation Tn.
der the careful management of II. w.
johnson the present plant has been
kept going II has passed through
the critlcal stage of existence, the
piDuppr ptriOI 81 To -npn I M. mt
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4 :'H y
The Je,celer tceiqhod the dust Nth a dis
tHSttW troWn.


trHSttm troWn.
hydraulic company had been robbed
again. Some two months previously
there had occurred a series of depre-
datons by which the company had
suffered. The boxes we're not swept
of their golden harvest each day. and
in spite of all precautions coarse gold
had disappeared mysteriously from
the rifles. this. although armed men
had watched all night. There had
been much guess work The cabin on
the hillside was the nearest hahitation
the company's fume disgorgpd its
food in the gulch beneath it-aud suS-
picion had eventually pointed its way
The sudden ceaSing of the rohheries
with the disappearance of Hugh Stires
had given focus TO this suspicion
Now, almost coincidPnt with his re.
turn. the thievery had recommended
II had been red letter day for Dew.
lin and his ilk. who cavIed at the
more charitable. OF all this. however.
the object of their 81 told you so"
was serenely ignorant
Entering the town. there were few
stirring on the sunny streets. but he
could not but he aware that those he
met stopped to gaze after him Some
indeed followed His first objective
point was jewelers., where he could
turn his gold dust into reader coin
for ueedful purchases. He saw a
sign next the Mountain Valley House
and entered
The ieweler weighed the dust with
n distrustfu frown. but Harrv's head
was turned away He was reading a
freshly printed pacard tackled on the
wall. an offer of reward for the detec-
ton of the 'sluice thief He read it
through mechanically. for as he read
there came from the street outside q
sound that touched a muffled chord in
his brain. 1t was the exhaust of a
motor car
He thrust the money the goldsmith
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Fleeing sensations
Knocked him a disturbing conviction
that the struggling memory in some
measure had succeeded in reasserting
itself in the shadowy kingdom of sleep
Waking. the apparitions were fed
again into their obScurity, leaving only
the wraiths of recollection to startle
and disquiet A girls face lowered
always before him-rulng his con
seriousness as l. had ruled his sleeping
thought.
He took down from its shelf the
bottle he had rescued from Prender
CASTS intention and enptied it of its
gistening grains enough to replenish
his depicted stock of provisions He
paused moment as he put on his hat
smiling whimsically. little sadly
He dreaded entering the town But
there could be no remedy in conceal
ment. If he was to live and work
there. appear he must on the streets
sooner or later. Smoky Mountain
must continue to think of him as it
might What he was from that time
on was all that could count to him.
If he had hut known it there was
good reason for hesitation today Ear
ly that morning an angry rumor had
disturbed the town. The sluice of the
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II was thrilling experie
Mrs, Ida Soper TO face
For years a severe lung|
gave me intense Suflerln|
writes, and several timed
caused my death. All 4
failed and doctors said II
durable. Then DR.. Kind
Discovery brought quicI
and a cure 80 permaneu
have not been troubled b
years. Mrs. Sopcr livd
Pond, Pa. II works woj
Coughs and Colds, Sor
Hemorrhages, LaGrippe,
Group, Whoopinc CougH
Bronchial affections. 500
Trial bottle free. Guard
Oroville Pharmacy.
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SERIAL No OlpSI.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Department of the Interior T. Land onicc
at WAterville, Wash February Is, 1909.
notice is hereby given that
't"h"h ~ H1GHToWER, Of Anglin Wash
who, on February g, 1904 msdo hon"sirod
entry 10 ~, e. - serial No. 05l3, Tor swl net =,
S2nw see u. SCI 4nela sec u.s. ~ 3 n, - ev l'
nus hleu ,o'lce OF Intention to make hnal hvc
year proof. ,to establish cIs.m In m" 49,
above described before Fred J. Fine / 4
Commlssloner. at hi office at OroviIle Wash
on he 9Th day OF April 1909
claimant names rs witnesses.
Newton Dawson, Ernest starr. t;eorre uip
gins and Abraham j. starr, ali of Auplit ". /,
W. +. HAY MES. Register.
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Serial No. 05233.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN
1u,tineht OF the Inter or. T.. $ Land Office
a, WhIefFine' Wash, February Is. 1909
Nptlce Is hereby given that
ABRAHAM }. STARR, of Anglin, Wash.
VIZ On February :, 1901, made homestead
eptrS 40. 90 G. - serial 30 1925 tor SCI nei :,
hha2sssi4, e14sei4, sec II, tp 81 II, % " M,
hss nien notice Of intention to make tusl five
ear PROOF TO establish claim to the lsud
sto uesefleed. before Fred Fine, I ,
on me 9TH day OF April. 900 ''
Sltlmsnt names as witnesses
81 Ee"toh DeWso Ernest starr. George Hip.
Sls anu george h. hlghtower, all OF Aueni
W. F, HAYNLe Register.
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SERIAL No. 05i5S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DepsItmen o the interior, {. s. Land Office
at Naterville, Wash, Fe ruary IS 1909
Notice is hereby given that
WALTER j IHRowFE, OF Oroville Wash
VINO on August 10, 1907. made h mestesd entry
No 9j5 e. 81 s n 05tjs for sw' ,swl,, see nwl'
NV lot ? see Il. nwl4 mel, sec H. tp ~ II. Il
Q, " IN.
mas hleh hotice OF Intention To make final five
year proof, To establish claim to the land
above described before Fred. T. Fine I s.
commissioners at his Office at Oroville, Wash
on he Sd day OF April, 1909
Claimant 5ames IS witnesses.
Frank Eicholt2, James +. Sswdon and Fred
u tlnsen, all OF Orovillc. Wash snd James
Weed, oi Nelson. Wash
W. 7. HAYNES, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land utlice at Waterville. Wash,
February, IS 190a.
Notice is hereby given that
ANDREW w JOHNSTON. OF Oroville, Wash.
who. on May =, 1902, made homestead entry No
1913. series No. 0lO9O ior ElqNEi., Nwi4 Me-
NEl NV, sec ". tp 50 H. I y Q. W In.
has filed notice o. Intention to make final
i've wear proof. to establish claim to the
land above descsibed before Fred J. Fine, G. s
Commissioner. at his Office at Oroville Wash
on the Sd day of April. 1909
Claimant names rs witnesses.
John samson. bell Hart .'uy A. cilmour
aud Wilired l.. lark. all OF Orovllle Wash
WE. HAYNES. Register.
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Blooded Stock for Sale

~ Undersigned has for sale three Iaclg
nNe standard bred stallion, cmminu twn
4, ,' ",'' 'ud two rercneron draueht tsilinns
'u'''' from kentucky Tor sale
Ih'' stock i,op exhibition in the south mart
Of town.
FOR 'efin' and particular, apply to
6. h. HARBIsON.
!. o. Address, orovillo, Wash.
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FOR SALE.

-Four & foot Show Cases. oak finish.
llne condition, size 20 inches wide, Ia
inches mgh, Also two good L. loot
counters made tor above cases.
Address or call at
GAZETTE OFFICE.
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serial No. n5tsS.


Department of the interior,
u s. Land Office at Waterville, Wash,
February Is 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
ANDREW J Johnson, OF HsvillBh. Wash,
who, Oh December Il 1904, made homestead
si9Et'. Me- 4NLi4, see 10, tp IS u. Is G. W II.
has hled notice OF Intention to make final
five year proof. Ito establish claim to the
land above described. before Fred. Fine, 4. :
Commissioner. at his office at Urovill Wesh.
on c Sd day OF April, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses
sim Multi an. Thomac Lavigueur. Herm
BsChoi. and Ernst Bach t, all OF iIavillah. Wu
W. +, HAYNES. Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12
FIRSTNATIONA|
BANK /
TO The Electors Or Voters|
Tho Town or Drovillo Il

To The Electors Or Votesl
The Town OF Oroville.
Notice is hereby given a
electors or voters within th6
pOrate limits of the town of
vile that the registration
for the municipal election
the year Of 1909 are now op
All persons desiring to "
the SAID election must re
in order to do SO. All n
q desiring to register may ID
the Office of the Clerk of Il
town Of OroVillc, in the b
OrOvillc building, in said
Dated January Il, 1909.
f.. S. TAY