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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
s10n REWARD. 500.

The readers OF this paper Will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all Its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hairs
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment, Halls Catarrh
Cure taken Internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the gys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assist.
Ing nature In doing it's work. The pro
prietors have SO much faith In Its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dol.
lars for any case that II fails to cure Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address:
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
patton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29

sixty persons present, among them
visitors from Stanfield and Pendleton.
A. b. Thomson, r. b. Stanfield and
Postmaster f. r. Ware, returned Sat
urday morning from short visit in
Pendleton.
{. j. Gulliford spent Saturday vis-
iting in Pendleton with his mother,
Mrs. A. j. Gulliford.
John NJ. Hill of Pendleton is here
visiting with his daughter Mrs. r. b.
Stanfield.
Mrs. F. NJ. Schriver spent Satur-
day in Pendleton.
A large number of base ball fans
from here went to Hermiston via
automobiles, teams and train to wit
ness the ball game getween Echo and
Hermiston which was won by the lat
ter in score of to 2.
Wilford McFall came from Pendle-
ton Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29


Monday and Tuesday another of the
unbeatable kind of programs that
everyone likes.
The Real Estate Fraud" Ameri-
can. Story of the west with beauti-
full views of city and country. The
young man and his mother went west
and fell into the hands of a fraudulent
land dealer. He is saved from vast
ing his money by the sharks stenog-
rapher, whom he later marries. A
very dramatic and instructive picture.
THE Interrupted Telegram" Eclair.
A picture that is beautiful in its pho
Biography, its settings and its acting
there are famous actors in the cast
and that also tells a very human and
dramatic story.
"Extravagance." Thanhouser a
story of country life. The girl is a
daughter of a back country ury
goods storekeeper. She came back
from a city boarding school with lofty
ideas and the father mortgaged his
stock to buy her an automobile. But
the daughter has rude awakening
and goes back to country ways A
feature picture.
"Brannigan's promotion" Nestor
An exciting comedy drama of police
life. Branigan, the butt Of the force
was the victim of what was intended
to be fake burglary, only 1t happen
ed to be real. For his courage he was
made sergeant to the dismay Of his
chagrined comrades
Prague, the Beautiful" Eclair.
Short scenic of the worlds most beau
tiful city.
Coming-Captain Smith of the Ii
tanic on the bridge of the ill-fated
boat 10 minutes before sailing time.
Here Nav dnd 6
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orpllcuin.

Orphcum
An exceptionally good program for
Tuesdays change. Four full reels OF
the best pictures.
l. 1.-The Spanish Revolt of 1886.
Kalem. Historical in its inception
splendidly acted and superbly photo
graphed amid the grandeur of south
ern California scenery, this feature
film offers much that is new and
abounds with thrilling situations, AL
ice Joyce and Carlyle Blackwell are
seen to advantage in this splendid
production.
2 1.-The Star Reporter" vita
graph. Jack Wilson has saved two
thousand dollars. The bank he has
II in is reported to be shaky. The ed
itor of Jacks paper assigns him to
look into the matter for the next
mornings addition. He overhears
that the bank will close at o'clock
that very day He gets in the direc-
tors room and is discovered. They
try to detain him till after o'clock.
He however gets away and telephones
just in time for his wife to go draw
their savings from the bank.
3. "His Mother-in-law." Vita
graph. A connected volume of fun,
featuring John Bunny and Lillian
Walker. His mother-in-law is the
sweetest and best thing ever and wins
at first sight
4. Teaching Liar a Lesson" Es-
sanay. A burlesque comedy that
rings the bel for long lingering
laughs. 1t tells the story of a natur-
al-born braggart
5. The Queens Necklace. Pathe
The story of the plot by which the
countess and her husband endeavor
to steal the diamond necklace the
queen desired, but refused from the
hands of her husband: how the plot
was discovered and foiled and the ul'
innate punishment of the countess.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29

of the stage seemed to be scrupulously
considered, and the impression was
one of refreshing spontaneity. There
were many strong situations, and the
scenes in the second act; which
handled less carefully would have re-
suited in course burlesque, ascended
to the highest of superb melodrama.
1t was an enjoyable and delightful
performance and found favor with a
very large audience who witnessed it,
which augers well the engagement of
the company"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
ECHO REBEKhHS
FETE ODD FELLOWS
Especial correspondence. j..

Echo, Ore, April 29.-The Henri.
eta Rebekah Lodge No. 36 OF Echo
entertained the odd Fellows at their
hall last Friday evening, April 26
That date being ninety-third an
niversary of odd Fellowship in Am.
erica. The following interesting pro-
gram was rendered:
Instrumental solo, Miss Houser; ad-
dress. Henry Taylor, G. w; vocal So
10, Neva Gillett: instrumental solo
Miss Gulliford; vocal solo. Miss Da-
phene Gulliford; reading, Mrs. T. G.
Smith: instrumental solo, Miss Es-
ther Scholl; vocal solo. Miss Vina
Houser; Houser. address. Mr. Kirk
patric; reading, Mr.. Peil; instrument
tai solo, Miss Houser.
At the close of the program re-
freshments were served. There were
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
KILLS DUCKS BY BOOMERANG.
Sportsman Says He Bagged Twelve on
Eight Throws.

St Joseph, Mo.-An American hunt
er, who carries boomerangs instead
of a repeating shotgun is curiosity,
but Vernno Tantlinger, q local nimrod
uses the Australian war weapon when
he goes after ducks.
Tant.inger is an expert with the
boomerang and recently bagged twelve
ducks with eight throws OF his club.
Tantlinger says that as the statutes
do not prohibit the use OF boomerangs
he can hunt within the city limits
whenever he can find game
His mode OF action in killing wild
ducks is to throw one boomerang into
the water, and when the birds rise he
is ready to hurl another stick into
the flock as 1t is punched upon the
wing.
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ulled gently but firmly until he lies

pulled gently but firmly until he lies
down.
An elephant sleeps in peculiar
manner. Nearly all lie on their sides
with their trunks curled up, making
a peculiar Kissing noise at regular in
tervals, something like the sound of
steam issuing from kettle The huge
beast is not sound sleeper. He does
not take much notice of his keeper
proving around in the night. but
should anything strange or unusual
take place. two small, red lights ap-
pear in the elephants head. and the
animal is wide awake. At the first
sign of danger he trumpets shrilly. In
the herd of elephants with the AL G.
Barnes circuis there are two more
than 100 years old.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
DYNAMITE IN HER FIRE WOOD.

Shendoah, Pa TO hurry dinner
Mrs. Charles Schreeves, 4 well known
woman, put wood on a slow coal fire
in her kitchen stove. frightful ex-
plosion followed, shattering the stoves
anr the shock and flying pieces wreck
ed the kitchen, which also took fire.
Mrs Schreeves was rendered uncon-
scious, but escaped serious injury 1t
is suppoed one or more dynamite
caps were in the wood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29

Many man who thinks he is a bird
isn't able to feather his own nest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
LACE CURTAIN SALE

House cleaning time, and
many will need new curtains
and draperies. Here's your
chance, take advantage of this
remarkable price reduction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
CHENEY SILK.

Foulards the only kind that's
shower proof, in S yard lengths.
Small, neat patterns, with all
color grounds. Yard, S1.25
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29

One special lot of scrims,
white swisses. with colored Dor
ders and plain. Values a,
high as zoe yard. Tuesday
and Wednesday special price
lie 7
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29

DhESS LIN EN- >
In the natural shade. Import
ed from Killarney" We car
ry a full stock from light dress
weight to heavy suiting. Prices
25c, 35c, SOC to 75c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29

When you want Pure Food Call Pendleton's Cleanest
Best Grocery, in Our Model Sanitary Basement.
Phone Main H. All Other Departments Main %
Fancy Queen Olives pint - - SOC
New Keg Dill Pickles lust opened quart zoe
Fancy Imported Swiss Cheese pound - . 45c
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese pound - 35c
Fancy Mild Cream Cheese pound - SOC
: Teufchatel and German Breakfast Cheese 3 for - 25c
Grated Parmisan Cheese the bottle -- -- soc
MacLarens Roquefort Cheese Jar - 25C
Mac Laren's Imperial Cheese, Jar - - zoe
Camembert Type Cheese, can - - zoe
Edam Cheese each - - $1.15
Horse Radish Mustard jars - zoe and 35c
Sea Shell Macaron pound - - 1Oc
Imported Macaron package -- - 15C
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29

DE BEVOISE BRASSIERES
Every we'll dressed woman
today pays much attention to
the selection of her Brassieres
as of her corsetS.
The present low bust corset
vogue makes the BraSsiere in
despensible. No woman OF
fashion today thinks of ignor
ing this. She well knows that
without the proper kind of
Brassiere. her corset cannot do
Justice TO her figure or gown.
Hence the selection of the pro-
per Brassiere is Of vital i'm
portance.
We carry ten different styles,
suitable alike for the slender
and the stout figure, including
the new square back" design.
Prices .-...........- soc to S1.5O
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How to Shop by Mail


to offer special facilities Mail des
Of free d.
Simply make
mailed send your
in their lines When writing 0
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1xeal eGGxIE Iog 1kenf
Sf1BLE. FkxNkLiN NExK TIa9T.
GARAGE. FKANKLiN NEAR TI1ST.
| Monroe 1853.
RENTING OF COLORED PAOPERrx
Is my specially; statsmsnts prom1k
and accurate: no better service any
where. trial win convince yOrD
y. A. CEPHAS. corner second aAsf
Leigh Streets. Phone Monroe SIS. =.
WANTED. A TENANT FOR a izo-
acre trucking farm near 0aineSt
Mill. Hanover County. JAMES w.
GRAVES. 500 American National
Bank Building.
STORE FOR RENT: GOOD LOCATION
for any kind Of business. s04 Wesl
Broad
NICE LITTLE CHICKEN FARM, ONE:
acre ground. with four-room houseA5
AZ Glen Allen station. on r.. y. =
r: VIM rent for IS per month. Or
l0lS East Main.
2s1s PARK AVENUE. SIX ROOM3s
bath; $3.50 month.
1901 PARAMOUNT AVENUE. STORE
and dwelling. six living rooms. bath.
large lot $50 month.
2a2s HANOVER AVENUE. UPPER
nat. i've rooms. bath. gas range for
heating water: separate entrance:
N'''o month. V
1900 BLOCK. WEST GRACE STREET.
ten rooms: furnished; $500 year.
1900 GROVE AVENUE. twelve rooms.
two baths. hot water heat: $500 year,
521 EAST MAIN STREET, STORE AND
two lofts: 5000 year.
s4ss FLOYD AVENUE. UPPER FLAT.
seven rooms. bath modern; 335
MONTH =
1915 WEST MAIN STREET. SEVEN
rooms bath, range. latrobe: rent $50.
or without ofnces. SIS month.
2217 @ STREET, TWELVE ROOMS
bath; $3.50 year.
400 POE STREET, BARTON HEroHTs.
eight rooms. electric lights, furnace.
heat; $3.50 year. ~
eos EAST CANAL STREET: ss7s
year.
SO HOLLY STREET. SIX RooMsi
bath; SIS month.
AftCAOE-tO = 7 " - EN-
Broad and Grace Streets: One store
on nrst floor: one store on second
floor: ono store on third door: ono
store on third floor. rear.
400 BLOCK, WEST MAIN STREET.
two flats. furnished or unfurnished;
$40 per annum furnished: $500 per
annum unfurnished.
HAWKINS { BUFoRD. 100 NORTH
Seventh Street.
FOR RENT. UNEXPIRED LEASE, H.
East Cary Street. Phone Madison
1776-L
FOR RENT. FIFTY ACRES. SEVEN
room house. large barn, ETC.: close to
Stop l. Petersburg Car Line. n G.
MANN. 915 Hull Street. Phone Mad
ison 5687.
FOR RENT. TWO COMFORTABLD
houses in Manchester: IS and -. re-
spectively. Madison 1883.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE N
Norwood. Phone Madison 6S46-J.
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prices $500 up. Write or call for cat
alogue. THEO, HAPkE, Main Street
Bank Building
FOR SALE. BATTERY COURT. two
lots thirty-five feet each. one block
from car line: cheap to a quick buyer.
Address b -. care Times-Dispatch.
WRIGHTs PARK LOTS ARE AID
vancine. while others mark time. :"
WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL NINE
room house. suburbs heat, sewerage.
water. basement. oak trimmings.
force sale. Address d 147, care
Times-Dispatch.
SUBURBAN HOME OR CHICKEN
barn. chicken house. one and one
half acres land. all fenced FOR
chickens: oak grove: three blocks
from car line; two miles from city.
Address D 14S. care Times-Dsspatch.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 1000
acre farm on C. O. R. R.. near Will
nam.nurs; smooth. level land; very
and trucking; seven-room dwelling.
large barn. abundant springs Of
pure water. noted for health: social
surroundings good. Offered at low
property. W. r. HARRIS. sIf East
Main Street
WANTED. A MODERN HOME OF q
or 10 rooms. besides bathroom and
pantry. In the West End: prefer
Grace street or one Of the avenues
Would like to deal with owner. Ad-
dress c So. care Times-Dtspasch.
A SNAP
Iee-ACEE FARM FOR 1880 THIS
farm Is In Chesterfield County. on
good road. IL miles from Rich
mond. Constant running water: -
acres cor6wocd- acres orchard:
small house. ample outbuiIdines: &
I MILES from electric line. I mile from
Railroad dcpo; See cASsELNAH
q co, Headquarters for Farm Bar
gains. Isis East Main Street. Rich
! raons.
CHANCE OF 4 LIFETIME.
GOOD GROCERY AND MEAT BI-SJ-
ness: one Of the best positions In
I, Richmond. doing nearly $500 weekly
trade. VIII sell cheap for cash. or
viii trade FOR farm. suburban OF city
property. See as at once. ~ no
reasonable proposition win be turn
4, ed down for q quick deal CASsEL-
NAN q CO. ieis East Main Street.
TRUCK FARM BARGAIN.
tz-ACRE TRUCK FARM WITH FIVE
room old Colonial home Good
water. e,snsy g wesa. Mes orchard:
sis.,y .e"csa. ana ssSSy SoS church
and school. 10 Mises fre@ Rlch-
noWd. A sasp &C et.7ee. HalS cash.
SUlsnep eSsy. CASSEl.HAN 9 co,
Uee1syaYsess for rnr0a. lo1o Bo0g
- olBUuS
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SEVERAL PONY RUNABOUTS AM
traps in stock, very low in price.
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We HAVE THREE EIGHTY-ACRE
farms on Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. which are
arcentionaiIy fine, at from $1,000 to
Sc. 500: crops and stock included.
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TWO HANDSOME GROVE AVENUE
homes, east OF Robinson Street:
strictly up to date.
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SPRINKLING LIME.

KEEP DOWN FEVER AND ALL
other diseases with our slack lime
Is cents peck, delivered. Phone
Madison 1852. ELIZA HAHD"AnE
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SAFEST FOR SAVINGS AEE
wrsghrs Park lots
CALI. OR PHONE FOR oCR REVISED
rent list. MORTIFIED q BLAKE,
20 North Esehsh street
THE BI00EgT BARGAIN YEA
I1ts,e ever ~ per acre. zee acres Tor
Ss.eee. SOc1uetag 11e ocres 81 pine
AMI esk. an fenced. Ave-rcSm hSvse.
IN beauetfu1 shade. ample eutbUssd-
j0gp: Nice erca0ra. 1sshta spsjNg ond
ROD ruuus0g Waeeg. f0ur n35so FROM
q aUVUs, % G. q O. SeNi fer farW
0uBU1nD ~ CAnD14AgAW Z CO.,
l0lS - - Oly00G
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ATTRACTIVE HOME ON PINE
Street can be bought cheap by quick
! buyer
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HERE'S A NICE SMALL INVEST
ment property. located close to JET.
ferson Park. renting for $lSo pei
annum. Can be bought for $l'Soe.
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WE HAVE A BIG STOCK HORSE
covers horse blankets, robes ant
storms aprons. and prices low. BhlS
TOw-WORSHAA CO., 1875 Eas
Main
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SIX NEW BRICK FLATS WEST
Main street: seven rooms up and SIX
rooms down: modern in every par
ticuiar. S0xl50 feet: splendid invest
menf.
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2o0-ACRE FARM. SIX MILES FROM
city and three miles from Bon Ar,
on Southern Railway: good nine
room dwelling; large barn, stable
and other outhouAes.
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LET US SHOW YOU OUR BROAD
street store property near FIRST
Street: also store on Eighth Street.
near Main.
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NEW UP-TO-DATE EIGHT-ROOM
house in Falkland. on Gtnter PARK
car line: lot 50x135 feet.
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HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS AT FAIR
Oaks; four acres: at station anu on
county road Price. $4,000.
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HOME OR INVEST.
ment, 1900 block Park Avenue; de-
tached; modernly equipped.
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THREE TENEMENT HOUSES. ONE
detached. on Semmes Street. south
Richmond. rented by satisfied ten
ants: good investment.
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NICE TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE
and adjoining lot. east of Twenty
fifth Street. on Broad
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HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS AND TEN
acres, Seven Pines line, right AZ
stop Price, $1,000.
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sEvEN-RoOM HOUSE (NEW). TWO
acres good land. near Glen Alien.
Price, $2,250.
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SEVERAL NICE PLACES ON GROVE
Avenue. west of Robinson street.
cheap to quick Buyers.
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TuE REST LOCATION AROUND
hlcnmond-wr rights Park lots
,a4 ACRES. ONE-HALF CLEARED
balance in secyud growth timber.
good dwelling and all necessary out
buildings: land very productive: two
miles from railway station: this l.
the hieges; kind of q bargain: bctsN
ac, quick; price only SIS per acre
J. n. MOSEI.FY 4 CO, No. az Trav-
elers' Building
THE NAN WHO BUYS wRIGHT-S
Park lots will make a home run
i.soe ACRES. ONE-HALF CLEARED.
balance ~ 0eccWo growth timber.
lays well and IN very productive.
several large dwellings Tor tenants
and all necessary ostbut1dfngs. Tor
a place of this size. ane orchard.
variety Of frat This n me Of the
best propositions In Eastern StrGinta
for the money. price caiy $1,000. fous
mIIes from railroad station and thrN-
inn town. J. " MOSEIEY q CO.
No 3IS Travelsssf Dusl1fng.
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IPORTiNG GOODS.
for BALI

ONE SHELTERED TOP BUGGY. $50
one rubber-tired. $40; one ronaoout
SIS: one runaoout $25; one ruooer
tired cutunder surrey, $50. one rub
bertired cart. SIS: one brake cart
$50; one for SEQ.
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1900 BLOCK. WEST GRACE STREET,
ten rooms: furnished; $500 year.
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KfaT C8tate for BALI
BALLARD { DRAPER OFFER THIS
! WEEK:
SMALL POULTRY OR TRUCK PLACE,
! conven!ently located on Chesapeake
| Bay Line. at station. with hve-room
house and three acres OF lana. fr'ce'
Sl.500 See this quick.
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YES. KNOW you CAN BUY FLOOR
the man that has anything to equal
Klondike at <0c per quart. Any
color. vAUGHAN'S. Opposite Coheh
70 pbone Madison 104
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SEVEN ROOM HOUSE (NEW), LARGE
porch. Colonial columns, one acre IN
lawn; two squares from s.op VI
Chesapeake Bay Line; well good
water, orchard. etc. Price. $3,ooo.
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NEW SIX-ROOA HOUSE AND FIT
acres land, situated two miles west
of Glen Allen: four acres cleared and
ready to plow: balance in small
wood. Price for this $3.50, on easy
terms We can arrange terms.
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6ON 0AIE- ONE NICKEL. FINISH
0elf.Nooses, sujeabDe for eebee - I've
O0uD0Os1ug SU0Oo - Al eooOoee
49, : WUs CT.
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BEAUTIFUL LOT ON STUART AVE.
nue.. near Boulevard 5Sx139 feet;
good investment.
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COMPANY. INC. TIA
Mutual Building. Madison 1878.
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EIGHT-ROOM TWO-STORY HOUSE
on First Avenue. Highland PARK
electric lights. Lot So 1-2x140 feet.
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AI.REMARLE COUNTY. SIS ACRES: 1?s
fruit trees in prime: ten acres IN
timber; three steams; modern prick
residence, including steam heat. gas
light. hot and cold water; all neces-
sary outbuildings: $S,0oo.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.
AVENUE. NUNS
hot water heat; $4,000.
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HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS. FIVE
acres. at station. R. F. & P. Price
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2i29 HANOVER AVENUE. UPPER
nat. i've rooms. bath. gas range for
heating water; separate entrance:
$3.50 month.
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53-FoOT STORE FRONT. CENTRAL
~ located, on Hull Street.
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MILLER AVENUE CORNER. EIGHT
rooms: excellent condition; $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-30
CALENDARIO

FL senor Secretario de La Corte De
DlStrito de San Juan, nos comunica pa
ra hacerlo p6blico que ell primero Sc.
gundo llamamiento del Calendario de
"a Secclon Primera, Sc celebraran. res
peetlvamente, EN- los dias l y 3 de abril
de 1912 las 10 A. NJ; y ademas nos
suplica que llamemos la atenci6n de los
Nenores abogados y litigantes acerca de
que, desde ahora en- 10 sucesivo en-
el Segundo llamamiento Sc haran los Sc
nalamlent\s tanto de mociones excep.
clones preVias como de juicios orales. v
que fuera de esa oportunidad no Sc
haran senalamientos 81 no es Dor causa
justificada Ell debida forma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-30

das de Basuras ell cual si2ue en- cstudio.
Previo informe oral del Vocal lie
trado, la Junta acuerda aprobar las Or
denanzas SanitariaS regi& ncntand0 las
labores interiores del Nrrcado = del
Matadero sometidas In consid ,raci0n
de esta Junta por el Conccjo Municipal
de Guayama; en- todo 10 que Sc reiirre
la parte sanitaria
A propuesta de la com;si0n cores
pOndiente a que pas0 los disenoS de TO-
sas movibles que envi6 esta Jlnta el
Dr. Zavala, Sc acuerda contcstar que
'habiendo hoy nombrado an Ingeniero
Sanitario. sOmeta informe de dicho
funcionario este diseno.
Fuf aprohado en- tercera lectura el
Reglamento para la Provision Y Supre-
sion del C0lera.
All terminar esta session los Vocales
preSentes en- la miSma considerandO
que cesan en- sus funciones desde el dia