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nEBEH lEER LAS SiGuiEHTES LlHEAS
Una de las enfermedades mas terri
bles, sobre TODD en- los pa;ses calidos
pantanOsos; una de las que cada dia
producer el mayor nimero de defun-
clones. una de las mas larg:s deses-
perantes es Ia febre.
Asi es que no podemo5 prescindif
de recomendar 1 todas esas persOnas
que habiian los paises malsanos en-
donde reinan las fiebres, y a cuantos
por pecesidad tengan que residir ALI,
siQuiera sea n0mentaneamente, ell que
Sc preserven de Ia terrible playa.
Para clio existe un medic sencillo
J segur0. el cual no es otro que
tomar vino de Quinium Labarraque,
preplrado d base de un extracto com.
rleto de quina disuelto en- los mas
eXquikitos yinos de Espana.
FL uso del Quiaium Labarraque 4
Ia dosis de una copita en- ayunas, iodas
las mafanas, preserva seguramente de
las 6ebres aun en- los paises mas
eniermizos.
Cuando Sc ha teni6o Ia descracia
de contraer Ia fiebre, convene tomar
quinins 81 Sc sufren sccesos vioientos,
pero si Sc quiere rapida y segura-
nente y sin sacudidas curarse de ls
eafermedad, todayfa es el vino &c
Quinium Labarraque el mejor rene
do eonocido, pues impide el que de
nuevo sc presente Ia fiebre; Ia cura-
ci6n, por 10 tanto. asi obtenida es Eis
radical y completa que usando ls
quintna sola, y este a causa de les
demas principles activos de Ia quina
que van disueltos en el Quinium La
basraqvs, completando dc este mode
u aeci6a de aquella- J
Sobrs t0do en- les paises en- que e
endemica 10 fcbre y cuandO el en-
fcrmo no puede por menos dc sufrir
cosstantemente los mlasInas que !e
produjeron u enfermedad. es cusndo
u scci6a del vino de Quiniun Labsr
nque q inco0parsblenente superior
ia de todo otro remedio.
Tai es su efcacia y tan numerosa~
las curaciones obtenidas, que Ia Aca-
demis de Nedicina de Paris no Ia
teaido inconveniente en- acordar Ia
aprooaeion para In formula del Qyi-
MUM Laoarrasue, debiend0se tener
en- cuenta que esta distinction Sc
oiorga pocas vecesy y que por 81 misna
. - una reconendacion que debe
inspirar connanza 4 los eufermos de
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.
SUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENES INMUEBLES

|sUBAsTA PUBLICA BlENES INMUEBLES
En- Coecturia de nternas
1870 las 10 de Ia ser&n vends os
reaconados de los
embargados ha-
pagado tempo las conbucnes vencdas los agos
gun dspone la Icy de Renas intslnaA
PROPIETARIOS Description de In Propdad Conbucone gasos
ap1oximados
TERCERA SUBAsTA ...
Sebastian Plaza, II eds Bo. Roblet 3444
Jose VeIazquez Morales 20 eds Bo Robes b629
sEGUNDA SUBAsTA.
N. Font Sue, IS eds. Bo. Hato .lrr;oa. 449
Jose Gonzalez Hdez so eds Bo. Pozas, 4O.45
Francisco Lopez Lugo ID eds Bo. Robes, $50 /
Juan Orfla, 1872 eds Bo. Caiabans, 1924
Miguel Antonio Soto 91I2 eds Bo. Alto Sano, 1850
Jose Sucn. 81 cds 30. Robes 1922
Ram6 E.. b. Arriha 1889
PR1MERA SUBAsTA
Su Ctoba Caelano 286 3d. Caabaas S849
Pueden los detas deseen los repvos expens
comprador de cda poedad debe deposar evo 10
dez del vaor vendd
de que de la cua s 6 subssada Ia
propedad durante dez dia verified ell
San Sebastian, P. R., Abrl 2S, 1910
(Firmado) NJ de JESUS Collector
Aprobado: Samuel L. Gromer Treasurer.
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Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.

II6dSuIY ut pdI Illlltlll 0I r0I(O klCu.
IeUBAsTA PUBIICA BIENEs INMUEBLEs
En- la Coua de Rentas ntenas de Cagua a IS do de
1870 las de la mahana venddo los los
ben reIaconado pae los
bunes rags fueron emba pagado
deo tempo las conbucone venda reca1gs segdn dpone la
Ley de Rentas ntenas
PROPIETARIOs Description de propedad (onbuones gasos
al lroximados.
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA
Francisco Rodriguez 96 eds Bo San Salvador, S24
l3enio Apone 93 eds I} b. Bonquen 49, "a
Jose Felix Aronte 3! eds. casa, l5o Tuabo 8s5
Juan Felix, 20 eds | casa 3o Beatr@ 1905
Niooas Lopez Dsz Casa en- la Gale Rafael Cordero 578
Pueden les detales deseen los yos epedente
Fl comprador de cad popdad dee posa
dz cento del vaor nd
de ell la
popedad duIane los das sguientes al veric
Csguas ?. r., Mayo 10 de 1910
(Firmado) Enrique Ramos Tuer-Colector
Aprobado Samuel L. Gromer Treasurer
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KRAJEWSKY-PESANT Co.

Contructores de toda case de maouinariss mar, Cen
rales coniratistas de facorias completes incIuyendo
Gicios-
Para informes, presupuestos, pianos ETC. drijirse
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| i'o"o"'y "lulIoNt VI uItV ulOV'
lsUBAsTA PUBIICA BIENEs INMrFBlEs
En- la Coedua de Benas Camuy da de uno de
1910 las 10 de mahana sean vendd
bns reacoados de los
cones aosy costos ueron embargados a
de Rentas Internas
PPOPIETAROS Description propedad Contrbucones ga.os
aproximados
TERCERA sUBAsTA REPETIDA.
Pedro Puos 2s eds b. Santiago Csmuv uso
Manuel Torres, a eds b. Quebrada, 1899 |
Juana Nalla 90 eds Bo Puertos 24S9I
Rita Cos 81 eds Bo Quebrada, 30 81
TERCERA sUBASTA
Antonio Rosado, 16 eds bokio, Cibao Csmas. 2sn
Juan jose Rivera 20 cos Bo. Quehrada 2G94
iamon Crcpo .Asolfo
R BabHonia eds bohio Bo Puertos 1854
ANTONIO sanuago 80 eds Bo Gusaa
SEGUNDA sUBAsTA.
Inocenco Gonzilyi Bo Quebrada Csmuy AO1
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Psual Cots Pastor 105 bohio, Cibao Csmuy 4a4.
Cristna Padlls IS eds casaB Bo. Abrs Honda 450
FREQ Bsrdina. - COS &c Aibenito Hailo 625
teregrIro VILLAIN ~ eds. CampoAle Hatio 1873
ELias Arroyo 63s eds. Bo Bsyaney Hahllo SGT
Domingo A Rubio, i27 eds
Enrique Rubio Arana Is ~ eds Bo Bayaney Hsnllo
pa eds. &c. Aibonito Hsilo s54s
pueien verse los deaes den los recivos ezpeen
Fl comPrado nda pd debe depotar elective 10 mnos e
del vlor perda en- caso
cqs dae de e aO de cua k fue sub.ad
ropeda dun los DIE das sguea:es veric6
Camu., Il. MAYO de 1910
tFiruadol Reyes Caniuo --colecor
Arrobado Samuel l. Treasurer
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
Honolulu Stock

a The stockholders Of city the property owners
and the most profitable stock that Of progressive city
with valuable resources f you had bought the stock Of
Spokane, Los Angeles Seattle twenty years ago it
would have made you rich Honolulu presents the same
if not better opportunities for the that is
porated for the purpose Of becoming great American
city with the following resources: e
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19

Excellent climate, Magnificent Scenery, Government
Enormous Wealth. Public Enterprise and American Spirit
Wealthy estates realize the value of our wonderful
and great opportunities and leasing rather
than selling stock Now is the accepted time to buy
lot and become part Of our limited area as well
as stakeholder in growing Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
Beautiful kait11uki

AS an investment there is nothing better than a
domestic in Beautiful KAIMUKL You may travel the
world over in search of place to live and not find
delightful spot than the NEW OCEAN VIEW DISTRICT.
At an elevation Of ESQ feet above level and only
few thousand feet from sea, with dry atmospheric
dition combined with the cool and refreshing breeze from
around Koko Head we have an exceedingly healthy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19

climate recommended by all the leading physicians of
the country Surrounded by miles of ocean view and
ao Mountains Diamond Head and Koko Head in the dis
lance offer choice residential property improved with
macadanzed streets electric lights telephones plenty of
prices.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19

He owes this duty to himself and the town
Ito own part of it. Ever so small lot if
he can't own big one. A forty foot front if
he can do no better = but he should own
part of the town. That gives him stake in
it. That man who owns home in the town
never calls his town it. When he speaks Of
it. whether it be London or Tail-Holt, New
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
'Youn9 man, invest in real estate, suburban real estate
! And

York or Waikiki hesays we,' our town. and
he has right to. He is stakeholder, a part
ner. More than that---wheln he owns piece
Of ground farm or town lot, he has stake in
the earth He is a citizen of the universe
His property extends from the birthstone zone
to the stars"
ron of DR. Ct
Honolulu eTnrg Fdmuaryl2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
JEFF LOST BEFORE
LAST KN0CKD0WN
Referee Rickard Says He Had
Given Fight to Negro Before
Last Punch

BY TEX RICHARD, Referee and Promoter
RENO, July 4.-Jack Johnson is the
most wonderful fighter that ever pulled
on a glove. He won as he pleased from
Jeffries and was never in danger. 1
could not help but feel sorry for the
big white man as he fell beneath the
champions blows. 1t was the most
pitiable sight 1 ever saw. AS matter
Of fact, thought way down in my
heart that Jeffries would be the winner
of the fight.
The fight was won and lost when
Jeffries went through the ropes the
first time. This Is official. The other
knockdown doesn't count. 1t was this
way: Jeffries was brought to his knees
and as he arose, dazed, johnson hit
through the ropes. AS he lay there
several of his seconds caught hold of
him and helped him to his feet. Under
the rules Of the game, which I have
read thoroughly while certain people
were saying that I couldn't referee q
fight, this disqualified Jeffries and
Johnson was the winner. I thought
the seconds were going to carry jeff to
his corner. Instead, they showed him
into the ring again to be beaten
further, while I was doing all I could
during the confusion to stop the fight.
Jeffries couldn't hit Johnson, but John
son could hit Jeffries whenever he
pleased. Jeffries was not as good as
the last time he fought.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
CROWDS CALL ON J0HNS0N'S
MOTHER FOR INFORMATION

CHICAGO, July 4.-Mrs. Tiny john
son, mother Of Jack Johnson, was the
center of attraction among the colored
folk of Chicago Sunday and Monday.
Several hundred persons called at the
Johnson residence at 1884 Wabash ave-
nue. to ascertain the correct dope" on
his condition and his chances of sue
cessfully defending his title. These
persons were assured by Jacks mother
and sisters that an early victory was
expected, as they had received two tele-
grams from Jack, in which he stated
he was in perfect condition and ex-
pected to win. In recent letter to his
mother the negro stated he would leave
Reno tonight, arriving in Chicago
Thursday, and leaving for New York
Friday to open a weeks engagement at
a roof garden.
Dozens of colored church members
called Mrs. Johnson by the telephone
and assured her they were praying for
her sons victory.
Pastors of most of the colored
churches condemned the prize fight.
The Rev. A. c. Carey, pastor of the
Institutional church, said
'I look upon the fight as a manifesto
tion of the brutal part OF both men.
The fight is interesting merely from
sociological point of view, inasmuch as
it is charged by many that the negro
race is degenerating physically! / will
watch the outcome of the fight from
that point of view and will be glad for
Johnson to win If 1t demonstrates the
fact that our race is getting stronger.
"I condemn prize fights and all mani
feStations of brute force"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05

face was cut and bruised almost be-
yond recognition.
Roger Cornell, Jeffries trainer, de-
clared that the blinded right eye was
the main cause of his hero's defeat.
The blow which swelled the lids until
sight was all but gone landed in the
second round.
"It was not bad enough to cut" said
the trainer. 'but Jeffries told me when
1 began rubbing 1t and working with
1t that he could see double as he looked
around. He could not see a blow COM
ing from that side. johnson hammered
him with the left almost at will and
Jeff could not block the blows. He did
not see them. There are four Jumps
along his right jaw where Johnson's
fists landed. Those were the blows
that beat him."
Jeffries was invisible to all comers
throughout the evening. He ordered
that friends be supplied with cham
payne, but did not leave the house
himself. There has been no change in
Jeffries' plans. He purposes to re-
turn to his home in Los Angeles at
once. He will leave with his wife and
a few friends tomorrow, but the time
at which his train will start has not
been fixed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
LEAVES PUG|L|ST,
RETURNS FARMER
Jeffries, with Bruised Face and
DoWncast Spirit, Seeks His
Training Camp
ASSOCIATED Press1

JEFFRIES' TRAINING CAMP,
RENO, July 4.-Jeffries, the pugilist,
left camp early this afternoon. Jim
Jeffries, farmer, returned. He will
never enter the ring again. That was
settled once for all today.
The big man with the bruised face
and downcast spirit was carried swift
ly back from the ringside to the cot
tage where the last days of his train
ing were carried through. He was still
dazed and shaken when he climbed
from the machine. He knew that he
had been beaten. but of the way in
which his defeat was accomplished he
had no idea. The story of the blows
which sent him stumbling over the
ropes, a beaten man, and brought the
blood from his lips as he sat stupe-
fled, unable to locate his adversary
in the glare of the sun, was told to him
by Jim Corbett.
Jeff knew nothing beyond the fact
that he was beaten, that the object
for which he had abandoned his quiet
life, the defeat of Jack Johnson, had
not been accomplished.
WIFE REsTRAINs sOBs
Mrs. Jeffries arrived at the camp
half an hour before her husband. She
was weeping, but endeavoring to re-
strain her sobs.
When Jeffries' car stopped in front
of the cottage she rushed out to him
and together they passed from sight
through the door.
There were few to witness the re-
turn of the vanquished. Two or three
automobiles stood in the road where
fifty had been crowded in the morn
ing. Jeffries' personal friends were
there, eager to do something to aid
him, but unable to find words.
Jeffries stepped from the house a
few moments after he entered and went
to the rubbing room. He walked lit
tie unsteadily and seemed bit dazed.
His trainers accompanied him and
after bath he was rubbed down and
drank a glass or two of wine
IT was then ne made his first state
ment after leaving the ring, and said
he was sorry for his friends.
Jeffries' face was puffed from the
blows that had hit him, but the flow
of blood had been stopped. His right
eye to the binding of which his train
ers attribute his defeat in so few
rounds, was swollen almost shut, but
was not seriously injured. According
to DR. Porter Jeffries' physician, his
injuries are not worthy of note. He
suffered far more serious damage in
previous fights, the doctor said, not
ably that with Fitzsimmons when his
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND ONE

The men refused to shake hands. John
son smiled and Jefries calmly chewed
gum. After long opening session of
sparring johnson shot his left to tho
face and they clinched, johnson push
Ing JefTries back. johnson swung his
left to the jaw and ns Jenries rOughed
1t mt close quarters the big black shot
his left again TO the face. The men
locked arms and on the break Jeffries
clOuted his man twice with two short
arm lefts to the face and the crowd
yelled: "Why don't you laugh?" shout
ed Corbett to johnson and the latter
wlnked and smiled back at tho former
champion. The men continued In
locked embrace and as the gong ter
minated tho round johnson playfully
tapped Jeffrles on the shoulder and
went to his corner smiling. Jeffrles then
told his seconds to let him alone, he
would fight his battle. It wns a tame
round,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND SEVEN

Jefrries came up with ferOclOus
frOwn and they closed in. A long spar
ring bee followed without blow being
struck, johnson meanwhile carefully
printing himself for an opening. Al
though Jefrries' eye was badly bruised,
he never lost his poise. johnson laughed
sarcastically as Jefrries essayed q right
swing at close quarters. with the men
locked in an embrace johnson jOlted
his man three times over the damaged
eye and followed this with q right up
percut to tho Jaw. Jeffries stopped
JOhnson's chickering's with @ straight
right to the jaw. johnson countered
with left and right to Jeffries' sore face.
Tho bell changed with honOrs or John
sons side and Jeffries looked badly cut
up as he took his corner.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND SIX

'Tm going to mix with him now"
said Jeffries to his seconds. Three Iefts
radiated from the champions shOul-
der, catching Jeffrles on the face in
each instance and the blood seeped from
JeTrles' left cheek bone. A ringslde
fan asked johnson IL he would like a
drink. "TOO much on hand now,"
quickly rejOined the champion. and he
ripped in three left uppercuts to tho
white mans jaw. Jeffries waded in, but
was met with q nasty left uppercut that
closed his right eye tight. johnson fol-
lowed with two similar punches and the
blood spouted from the retired cham
piOn's nose as no took his seat when
tho bell ended the round. Jeffries' sec
Onds worked heroically on his damaged
optics. JOhnson's rOnud.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND TWELVE

Tho men clinched after the black
had missed hard left for the jaw, re-
naming in this position for half a min
ute. AS Jeffries rushed In johnson met
him with a straight left and q right
uppercut on the jaw. With the men
breast to breast the black swung hard
with left to the body and face, all the
time keeping up q conversation with
COrbett. johnson cleverly blocked blows
intended for tho body and sent home a
straight right to the sore mouth, start
ing the blood afresh. The negro shot a
straight left to tho face and then sent
his mans head back q foot with a SINH
lar blow. Jenrries went to his corner
splitting blood and the hOnors against
him. Jeffries' seconds were ominOusly
quiet at this stage. On the other hand,
the johnson corner fairly hummed with
life and hustle.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
WOULD STOP EXHIBITION
OF MOVING FIGHT PICTURES

WASHINGTON. July A move
ment against the exhibition of the Reno
fight pictures in the District of Column
bia has been started. Rev. John Comp
tom Ball, pastor of the Metropolitan
Baptist church, declared from his pull
pit yesterday that every possible effort
would be made to have the district
commissioners prohibit the exhibition
of the fight pictures and all other
moving pictures of prize fights.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05

they eased up in q cllnch. Both men
were bleeding from the mouth. Sud
denly Jeffries sent the blacks head back
foot with q straight left to the mouth
and johnson looked = bit serious as he
took his seat, not, however, without
giving tho bollermaker the customary
round-end love tap. No serious dam
age.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
TWO

johnson came up chattering like
magpie, but JeHrles only smiled. "IIe
wants to fight little bit, Jlm," yelled
Corbett. 'You bet 1 do, Mlstah Cor
bettP' retOrted tho champion. AS def
fries held on johnson clOuted him with
n wicked right to the jaw. As the men
separated from clinch Jeffries swung
his right to tho stomach, TO which
johnson retalinted with two ripping left
uppercuts to the jaw. The men closed
together, Jeffries leaning against the
champion with sheer weight of his
shoulders. 1t was a case of strength
against cIeyeness, with the Nubian
having the better of 1t. johnson and
COrbett "lxidded each other inces-
sanity during the minutes respite be-
tween the second and third rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND EIGHT

Jeffries rushed in and the black
drove N left to the mouth and shortly
after shot In two straight lefts to the
face that carried considerable force
behind them. "HeIlO, Jimmyi" shouted
tho black. "Did you see that one?' As
they closed In without damage JEFF
fries shouted: Break away, Johnson!"
But johnson did not break and laughed
as Joffries missed q vicious left swing.
Earlier Jeffries at close range had
worked In two rights to the body that
failed to feRze the negro. johnson
pushed his man about the ring and the
bell rang, closing q rather featureless
session.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
RATHER DIscoNcERTINe

"Does your mother allow you to have
two pieces of pie when you are at
home, Willie?" asked his hostess.
mo, ma'am."
well, do you think she would like
you to have two pieces here?"
"Oh, she wouldn't care" said Willie,
confidentially. This isn't her pie."-
Christian World
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
Shoes Half Price and Less

over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men. women
and children. on sale in many instances for
half price and less Convince yourself and
come to the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
B19 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND THREE,

Both came up slowly. "COme in,
Jim," shouted johnson, saying which
the champion swung his left to tho
stomach with much force. johnson then
jabbed his left twice to the face and
as they closed In breast to breast john
son whipped left uppercut to the jaw
and neatly blocked the boilermaker's
Onslaughts. AS the men circled about
tho ring johnson kept up constant
cross-fire of conversation. Tho mon sep
nrated and johnson jRbbed thrice with
left to tho face and whipped n short
arm right to the face. A long clinch
follow ed, during which the black missed
a wicked right uppercut. Jeffries rushed
It, but johnson blocked him neatly on
. vicious right swing and again patted
his antagonist on the shoulder ms tho
round ended. johnson, on points, had a
good advantage, but there was not
much power behind his stlngs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ALMosTo OVER

'T've a few more points to touch
upon" said the professor of horticul-
ture as he awkwardly climbed over
the barbed-wire fence at the foot of
the orchard.-University Of Wisconsin
Sphinx.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND NINE

johnson kept up constant converse
tion In his corner before coming up to
tho scratch in this round. He hooked
his left to Jeffries' face with great force
and continued to hurl terseIy framed
sentences at Jim COrbett. johnson
hooked another left to the jaw that
carried with It q world of power. AZ
ter Jeffries had butted with his head
johnson flung his left to the stomach
and they went into q friendly cllnch.
Jefries crouched low and johnson drove
homo wicked left full tilt in the
stomach. A moment later he sent in
two left jabs to the mouth and eye,
but Jeffries apparently paid little at
tentiOn to these blows. The round end
ed In JohnsOn's favor and with Jeffries'
face bIedlng from several places.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-05
ROUND ELEVEN

A half-mlnute wrestling bee without
damage opened the round and johnson
smashed Jefrries time and again with
left and right to the jaw and the big
boilermakcr fought back wildly. john
son swung a terrific right, moro of an
uppercut, to the jaw and followed this
with q clean right uppercut to the jaw
and Jeffrles almost weakened. johnson
employed left and right uppercut again
and again to the jaw and varied this
with left and right swings to the jaw
and the blood spOuted from Jeffries'
mouth In q stream. Jeffries was a bad
looking sight at this stage, but he sud-
denly electrified the crowd by making
a round end rally, landing his right TO
tho jaw and a hard left to the body
that brought the crowd to its feet.
johnson, however, had q good advan-
tage.