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IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS WITHIN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Polling Places
SCHOOLS.

BROADWAY uIGH-Prseincts ifr.ifs
fzs.isa.iat-ias-iati - BROADWAY
End " Pine 81
LINCOLN HIGH--Prscinct, s-s-tf-s7-ss
ss-st-ss.--rntsriake Az. and y. ttth
w. SEATTLE HiGH-prscinets t.7-ssr
Lander.
ApsMs-prsoincs. sT--s-ts-s-tT. - W
els, and 2tth Az y. w.
BEACON HIII--Prscincts 27s-,s;-,ts-
10Th Az and Lander
BRIGHTON - Precincts ss.-aSs. - Hoi
st. near ssth
CASCADE - Precincts ifi-iis-iis-iis
l3n-izti7B-i9t.--Pon Az ana Z
I Thomas
I CENTRAL fBoard o,fics)--Precinets 100
ict To-i73-i7i-i7t-l7s-l1s -
IN and Madison
cor. TRANTz H.-Precine,s fs-TT-Ts
ko.--Tth Az. w. and Wheeler.
col MA~-Preeinet. .5e-aa7-.ss-sto-;ti
Corner Atlantic and ssth
[ COLUMBIA - Precincts :s7-.ss-.ts-.se
3bi.-1sth Az. and Ferdinand
DUNLAP - Precincts .ss-.ss.-Rninie
Az. ard Leanna
EMERSON - Precincts 3sT-:ss--Piigrin
St and Goth 8
GaTEWooD - Precincts s7s-.so. - W
Myrtle and California Az
GREEN IAkE-Prccincts is-io-,i-,s
-.S.-sunnyside Az. and y. ss,h.
HAY. JoHN-Precincis si-ss-S3-st.-
eth Az. n. and Newton
ISTERBAY-Precinc, 7o-Ti-72-Ts-Tt.-
ieth W. and Barrett ST.
IRyINc-prseinc,s .a-ss-as-ts-so.--w
SD and Iath \. W.
JErFfRsoN-Precinc 27s-2TT.-+.d s
W and W. Edmonds
LsKE--Precincts ioT-isi.--ss,h ". snc
r. Garfield
I-ATO>A--Frecincts i5-it-is-ie-i7-is.-
9TH Az. y. r. and n. +2d.
LEsCuI-Preeinc,r s-sso.--s.t
Az and T. Spruce.
LcNcTELLow - Precincts iis.iis-i7o
isi-iss-iso.--soih Az N. and e
Thomas
IoWEIL--Precinctr iio-1is-iie-ifi-is1
nth Az. n. and Mercer.
MAIN sTREET--rrecincts sit-.is-.is.
2fT-2is-2ia-2zQ-2si-2 sg-s23.-Main st
and 9Th Az s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. si-92-sa-Aioha St
and 9TH Av. N
MINOR. II. T.--Preeirci, iso-is.-iss-iss.
is7-Iss-iss.--i7th Az and e. Union.
PACIIC-Precincts iTs-lS=-iSs-iS4-soo
0i-20g-so3-ais-gl3.--l Az and n
jefferson.
Administrations s2s-ass-ssi-sss-ass
--23rd Az. s. ana King ST.
Ross-Preoinets bs-55-sa-w. asa ST
and sd Az. ~ w.
SALMON BAY-Preeinet. ss-so-l-4a-
". esd and goth Av. ". W.
sEwARD--Precinets ioi-ios-ios-iot-ios.
Franklin Az. and Roanoke.
STEVENS, ISAAC I--Precincts 1o6-ios-
ioe-ii7.-isth n. and Il. Caller St
ST MMIr-Precincts it0-iss-l60-iel-16a.
Summit Av and r. Union.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTs-Prccinots a.
T-S-s-io-l2.--i4th Az. n. l.. and Il, 5sd.
WALIA WALIA-Precincts igs-ip7-iss-
o4-2oe-sIo.-24th Az, and Il. Cherry.
WARREN AvENUE--Precincts 9o-sb-ss-
s7-s9-ioo,--warren Az and Republican.
WASHINGTON - Precincts sii-22s-ss7-
2s4.--isth Az. S. and Main st.
WEST QUEEN ANNE--Precinets 1855
s6-s7-ss-sa.--5th Av. w. and Caller.
WEST WOoDLAND--Preoinc Bi-ss.gs
18th Az. n. w. and w. 6Sth.
WBITTIER--Prccinct se.--i<th Az. N.
w. and w. 18th
yEsLER--Prceinet He 9TH and seth
N II.
YORK -- Precincts as9-a4t-2aB-s4s.-ssa
Av. s, and Horton.
MISREPRESENTATION a7s-s7s-ssi.--
w. oenesseo and gath s. w.
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FIRE STATIONS.

No. e--Preoincts ib1-l52-ibs-ibt-r55-l5e
ibT-t5s-lba-i6b.--3d and Pine ST.
No. .5--Precincts 16s-ls7-lTl.--Foot O,
Madison St
No 9-Precincts be-so-si -es-ss-ss.s7-ss-
75.--s9th and Linden (Fremonp.
No. i2--Prccincts Observation-Disclosures. -
ssd and r. Union (Madronal.
No. i5--Precincts 1s7-1ss-is9-i5o-Min
Az and Virginia.
No. I9-preeinets 9st-2s5.-Maynard and
Nevada Is. Seattle).
No. ei-Preeincts so-si-ss-ss-st-ss.-
Greenwood Az. and TSd-
No. as--Precincts 25s-seo-1oth Av. s
and Southern 81 (south Park).
TOWN HALL. Observation-Disclosures
25t-26i 26s-2ss-set-2eb-2
CoIIsEUM-Precinct i7S-iTe-iso-isi.-
I'd and James
1909 E. Green Lake Blvd.-'Precincts az
2T-2S-29.
sToCKADE HoTEIc-Prselnets as9-s7s.
so29 esd Av & w.
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10000 SEEKING
AUTO LICENSES

OLYMPIA. June i6.--Sueh a del.
use OF applications for auto licenses
has been received By the office OF
Secretary Of State / NJ. Howell that
the office force. which ia working
both nights and sundays. cannot
keep up with the work. Where
there we're $4,000 applications last
year. 10000 have been received this
year. Howell has arged that those
who have applied for numbers and
have not yet received them. not TO
write. as Il only serves to cause ad.
ditional confusion In the office.
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PROPOSITION THREE

~. c,..,,on ~ the borrowing by the
mort commission OF the Port OF seattis
~ the sum of two hundred Thousand
dollars and tho issuing OF hcnns mere
for for the purpose OF acquiring Terry
landing site at some point hctweeh
p.,,.,y a,re., ard King street on the
eas. rhoy. 81 Elliott nay in tho city OF
SEATTLE and OF . ferry landing site at
some point between West florina
stree, and Mexico street on the west
,horr 81 Elliott Ray. and constructing
thereon ferry slips and buildings. ana
sor m. purchase or construction or a
FERRY boat or boats. together with all
other equipment necessary or conNen-
len, 20 produce an efficient ferry serr-
Ice h,,wecn the east and west shores
20 rr,,,o,, nay said Improvement to be
known n. tho West Seattle Ferry I'm
provement
e.ta s,ns- shall no general serial bonds
Of tho Port OF Seattle IN snch FORM
as .aid port commission shall here
after prescrfbe. OF tho denomination
~ ore thousand dollars each, num-
bered consecut'veiy from ono TO two
hundred, bearing interest nj the rate
OF five per cent per snnnm' payahls
n,vabie nj the fiscal agency OF the
.,a,n 81 Washington in the city Of New
York 10 be dated rs issued, and to be
,..usd in such amounts ana at such
hereafter prescribe. and shall mature
M foliowsi
Number. 1 to .. Inclusive. 1 year after
their date.
Numbers to T. INCLUSIVE years atter
their date.
their date.
Numbers TO ~ inclusive years etter
their date.
Numbers TO IL, inclusive years after
their date.
Numbers ~ to Is. inclusive. Q years after
Numbers II to IS. inclusive. 7 years after
their date.
Numbers 10 TO IT, inclusive years after
their date.
Numbers rs to 20, inclusive. . years after
their date.
Numbers 81 TO 10. inclusive 10 year.
after their date.
Numbers % to Is. inclusive. II years
inter their date
Numbers 26 to 2s, inclusive. ~ Year,
after their date
Numbers - 10 81, Inclusive. ~ years
after their data
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500 FEDERALS
DIE IN BATTLE

i'f United rress Leased Wire
81 fASo. June i6.-ln n battle
with i,so0 Mexican federals near
Sausillo. MAY 80. rebels under
Gems. villa, Chao aud Hernandez
defeated the Huerta troops with a
loss Of GOO In killed aud wounded.
according TO dispatches received to-
day from Southern chihuahua. Tho
rebel loss Ii not given.
After the battle the rebels resum.
ed their march northward on Chi.
huahua City.
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PROPOSITION ONE.

The question ~ raiifyinF the ehanFes ~
m. com phrehensive scheme ~ hhteo'
irnprovetnsnt ~ provided by tHs.,u
ton No re amending resolution ~.
~. % the port commission eha0 ~
Unit No OF said oompfFh 80
,r,.m. 40 as 20 INCLUDE all 81 inc
psr, waterway and Also such poftioh,
81 tho south Canal waterway as M
pori may nauire title ~. ana ndalnF :,
Gaia COMMUNICATIVE scheme Univ 20
Ne Known A. Unit No ?, rfnfldihF ~
ferry service between We" 80.
n,a me business portion 81 the riiy
OF Seattle. all as specifically desefiben
In said resolution No. iie
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Numbers ~ 20 a. Inclusive ~
sitter their date - .....
Numbers ~ 20 ~. inclusive. 10
HHer their dnfs - ...
Nhuhors 7s ~ ~. inclusive ~
after their date - ....
Numbers g. ~ IS inclusive. ~
afer their date - 1891.
Nnr1hefs a. ~ 49, inclusive. ~
after fhsir date . ....
Numbers m 70 ~ inclusive y P
sfer their date ..
Numbers - IN 81 inclusive. ~ p
after their date 1901.
Nurtb sfr ~ 10 ~. Inclusive, -
efter th~ir date 1851.
Numbers a. 80 6g inclusive. ~ f'"
sf'sr thoir date ..
Numbers ~ ~ 70 Inclusive. - p
ersr fhefr date
Numbers ~ 90 7s inclusive ~ F'"
after fhe'r fHfs -
Numbers ~ - 40 inclusive ~ f'n''
after their date
fhehsrs - 20 ~ inclusive. - ff"''
SITTER their date
fu'1f~r- ~ - a. inclusive, ~ '
after tssir fa,s.
Numbers ~ 70 o. Inclusive ~ years
after their date
Nur7 bafs ~ ~ f07 Inclusive. ~ p'N''
after fhsfr date
Numbers fha 90 100 inclusive. ~ r""''
after their da'e
~ur1bsr- 80 10 ifs inclusive. ~ years
after fheir dsis
Nurfhsrs ~ ~ iTa inclusive. " r-N''
nfsr their este
ruuihers go 70 fsf inclusive. ~ f"nF-
after fhsir dsts
Nurebsr- 80 - $50 Inclusive. - yshf'
after their ta'e
Nur7f~rs 10 % ~. inclusive. ~ psnF'
after fhsir Safs
Numbers re 20 1856 Inclusive. ~ T'A''
after 'he'- date
Numbers 30 20 ff1 inclusive. " yss''
af'er their fafe
FuTThsrr 80 20 IT. inclusive, y f"hfs
after 'heir da,e
Numbers ~ 20 isi inc'usiv. - psnfS
aff-r fhHfr fs's
Nur-tsr- -" 60 100 inclusive. - year
after their date
rur-he-~ iai - 80 inclusive ~ yssr-
after thefr fate
Number 40 e. ye.r- a'ier i's fa's
sa'd bonds principal rrt interest. - -
payable ont - 'he net irc0rnH 10y,
ssid irnprov@msnt srf ~ csse 40
ue' income rhaii not 30 su'N0i"1f -
fha, purpose she frrTeiufsr shnN ~
uavsfis nuf ~ 'arss uror no nronTrtr
IN .hid port district Tho fe'aN- ~
the method ~ creating arf nrnlrlnY
,sfs ne, income arf fa-~- Nrf - ere
s,irv a rroper anf srffcienf fnnd for
i've nsvwsnt ~ 'he principal arf N
,sres, Of srN bonds A. they become cue
20 be a. hereafter prescribed ~ $40
com mission.
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BIC SHIPYARDS
MAY Be MOVED

Either an extension OF tho local
plant, or its removal TO Eagle Har.
Dor. has been announced by the Sc
attic Construction and Dry Dock
Co. Options have been secured on
the plant OF Hall Bros. shipyards at
Eagle Harhor. According To Presl.
dent J. V. Patterson OF the Seattle
company. the big increase in busl.
ness demands much larger site
than the rpesent
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PROPOSITION FIVE.

The question ~ the general policy OF
the Port - Seattle A., 20 direct oper :
alton BY the port commission OF ths
various harhor improvements built ana
constructed hy said port
The polls .; said special election ,hnii
be open from eleven o'clock A VI 20
eight o'clock p NJ. and the places
Tor voting shall be as follows;
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tlss-hlrd IA Rate. Transient rats= ar.
cents per line Tor charge ads or 4
times for tho price % g. cents per lin.
tef cash ads OF times Tor the prics Of
Phone. ftliott a. or Main stao
Aas may be lcft At these branches where
same rates VIII be siVea as at main
effiee
The date ycur subscription expires 4. %
NO address label % your PAPER whsn
mat date arrives n yoar autseripttan
has net again been paid IN advance
your name 10 taken from the u.t
ehanre % date on the address label 1.
freeipt
h.'s. Tor THE STAR ny man are,
NN,n 'fsss ssssssssss.sss...,s s~
m"htns sssss..,............. roe
= "s s'sssssss.sss.ss.... %
\ year ... =. =.
Foe the ccnv-riencs OF our read~r. ~.
nave established agencies AZ the fellow.
tnF iecation.i
~ us'"T 81 WITH sosysnir ana cur,o
=. ~ Mullen. Gsbs ballard .v pe.u
peilarf sss
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II ths sugar. 81. rs prin-css. Csc
pure cocoa. gtc To- los GIGS. starch
sneai ese. ; TBS peanut buttsr' sse. q
boxes matches. iges : sacks salt Toe. 4
Lbs ruarxroui. E5e. J cans cora or torna-
toes 21c. cans soups .scs 8 large her
rtnr sc. fSe minced clans ice. mack
sssl. SC each. cans milk. 2Se. zee bottle
eel<ry salt Toe. zee extracts Toe. : Toe
rkxa ,eilo or tronn Eeion. sc. soc cans
kest baking powder. SOC. ibs. best rice.
srx
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TOW FERRY SOUTH

Ferry service 20 West Seattle IL
TO be resumed Tuesday. according
TO an announcement which has been
made by Capt Dana W. Brown OF
the Oregon Land and Navigation
Co. Tho old ferry, City OF Seattle.
has been sold 10 the MARITIME and
honicia Transportation aud Towing
Co. OF California for $4,000 The
boat viii be towcd to San Francis.
co, where she viii be- operated In
the Straits Of Martinez. CARRYING
autos. trucks and wagons from
shore to shore.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

is herebyg qualified port district the OF
a
rewHIre submitted
OF the Seattle adopted May a. 1913 said
env describe a blows
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WooDMEN's HALI~-Prsefnois LII.
btih and seth Az y r.
bs2 Denny Way Precincts ss-ss-I4i-fts-
1fg-147-iff-i49
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0ieanar sarfn~. tee n. earaway cheese
5sc 10 dairy butter. Esc 10. ihs rolled
oats zse toe Pkg corn w.Arrh. SCI Z cans
best milk. tsc. with . purchase % ~
xSc coffee or bulk tea. f3e cans meat
sfras t3es See beef extract. Sec. oregon
Eggs. : dor f8cs snuerNrauk ats he.
ehsppef beef s5r Ia; California cstsap.
-1c gal xnoseh berries & Tbs use. piuaap-
pies. lee each aprlcuts. 4br basket
keme-sendsFed lard. Use ID. ~ lbs, sugar
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HON EsTEADs

81 HoMEsTEADS
iso ACRES VALLEY LAND. MAR
good school and transportation. in
Moses Lake district This iies fine
foe irriaation3 water can 10 obtained
at easy depth Cor irrigation and DO
nestle uses. Is deep. rich volcanic
ash sell, and developments and results
obtained In this n@iEhborhood she's
cancissively what can be accomplished
Foil and climate suitable for raising
alfalfa and haEs. Or fruit and yerets.
blrs 81 anY kind. and there should bs
tremendous ftse IN property values
This can 30 taken under tho home.
stead or fesrr, claim act. Price for
entire tee acres. tsto 90 cash small
fraction 81 she cns, ~ decided land IN
the vicinity For particulars address.
y q nos ifs. seattle
CAN ioctff rARITg- on GovTH>-
tnsnt land In osanogan county can 10
hamsstezdsd. tahen as Isolated. Or
bought from government for 80 per
acre alec section % school lGrd all
Wlfhln : miles ~ town. echoci post
office Columbia river and railroad
Address A.t0ss. star
aa
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so-rAams AND FARM LANDS
@HVDBV ISLAND

WmlDBV ISLAND
You can raise your own chicken wheat
On HunHyvisw Tracts You can raise
anything on EunnYsisw Tracts and
they are level, beautiful soil. with ali
rural eorysniSnrss $50 90 top VIII
secure any size tract. and then lots %
timn 10 pay balance
JOHN A AMEe III cHrNnY Ut
ktoo Will CIV iot POSSESSION OF
Improved te-acf- farm neaf Cashmere
Price 81 $50 VIII trade. panncr In
Nsstmsnt co, al nosien BIZ.
Looking Tor a homrf Then come With
me 20 tho M, Vernon district. the best
farming district Ia tho state ! am
uos selling 900 acres. miles cas-, %
Nj Nerann. and am having a splendid
Hair on this tust because n 10 % such
good quality. because ! arm selling on
the EASY psynsr, plan. and bscAus.
! can assufe my settlers work az good
wages for the neat 20 fs.fs Looking
for q hom.r Then better mo AZ
once Illustrated literature free ".
G Peters. 500 Thiff ay
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How-s THIS ONE!

CLEVELAND. O. June i6.--The
line becoming entangled about his
legs and arms. Hugh T. Walker. II.
was pulled from boat by fish
and drowned.
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SANITARY

80 bottle catsup. zee cans corn Or
eom&tcaas @sc. bars beat laundry soap.
ssr. pNEs tsii powder. use. t5e nroorns.
avs pfexen fall cream cheese. zoe 10.
s0Sards. Sc eachs home made Jciiies lee
glass. tomatoes. lee 10. new carrots. Z
hunehes Sc green beans. ice u. home
gro~n peas. : lbs I5e. new caulifioWsr.
soc and Use II 20 ibs. sugar. 3sc. lee
Jars % peanut butter. lse. Edan cheese.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Green corn. zee dor. uutu@sa Sc
Cos Jap rice. * ~. lee spices IS
J deg cookies sse; macarezl and spA-
FhsttA &c 10 isc pigs rolled oats. Ice
rs. IS c4rs leach toaEae. zee German
heed cheese. t3e -. sastiah medwursf,
pc. kipprF<i herring. lbs. esci smoked
hatttats zee II flouud~rs SC n hall
het. lbs z5es chinook salmon. lbs sBc-
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X tKs. ron RAsrBEH-

riss currants and biaokberries. first
class modations, noar town
pfenfv III fuel ana good water handy
Por particulars address ", ii. Bufgla'
haua sumner, wash
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WANTED---5O BERRY PitkbHs fois
raspberrss and biaekberres; good ac-
cornnodation: good berriss; wood.
water stove and room free. For IN
formation address NJ Wahle' sumner
wash
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COLLECTIONS
hhiitnif COLLECTION Co. sol I'm.
ertf hdE opposite pussoffies Phone
EuoN 1915 We collect eNer,whers
We have the system; 40 Fst the money
Mechanics Hens -rsclsitp
Mh>ttkN tot4 tt,u> co
s1f New NHrt F1f4i ..fH. ~ gsasnf -
srf rherre - - .se vsfw stes
5 SPECIAL NOTICES
wASrtD--.iL KINDS OF LAUNDRY
help TO stay away from Tarornt
s'fias on Local 80 Laundry WORK
srs Seattle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-31
Ell certamen de 'PatriA

Aver dicto su laudo ell Jurado elegi-
do por la Logia 'Patria'', para califi
car los trabajos del Certamen He aQUi
los .premios cOncedidos:
POESIA 4 RIZAL.- Premio = La
titulada "Letanla "a Rial, que. tiene
por lena "Pujals -. Accessit = La ii
tulada "Canto a Rial, que tiene poe
lena Los Grandes solo son grandes
para aquel que Sc arrodilla. Accessit
La titulada: La Muerte de Rial =
que tiene por lema ooh, cuan hermo-
SO es morir por la Patria '-Accessit
: La titulada Pro Rial, que tiene
por lena "Adios, Patria adorada, re
gion del sol querida, = etc.
CUENTOS.-Premio: FL titulado 4
ii suspiramos =, que tiene por LENA: " El
diablo en- ell poder''.
BIOGRAFIA de RIZAL:- Premio
La titulada: "Juicio cr1tico acerca &c
las obras de RIAL" que tiene por le-
ma: "Noli Me Tangere'.
Premio EXtraordinario La titulad1,
Juicio crftico, en- su mayor amplitad,
sobre las obras de Rizal, que tiene por
lena: Una vlctima de los frailes del
general Polavieja."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-31

Por siglos, los mas expertos quimicos
han buscado una tinta que corrG f.
|silmente al escribir, libre de todo sed
mento, y cuya escritura fuese per'na.
nente contra su exposition la luz. al,
Ire y aqua. x
Hace cincuenta amos, en- les labora-
torios de la Carter's Ink Company Sc
invento un maravilloso. conquest, 4ui-
mico que reunia estos requerimientos
Escrituias hechas con este hquido de
eocribir resultan permanentes y 1sus
frascos son convenientes y atractivos
En- 81 BoLETrN MERcANTIL
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Sobre Betances

Han eontribuido para el traslado, ho-
menaje y mausoleo a los restos del doc
tor Ramon f. Betances los senores, doc
tor Felix TIC, de Sabana-Grande, dos
dollars; Enrique Malta, un dollar, Ar
turo Gallardo Jr. un dollar y Jose Case
las Santana, un dollar, siendo los tres
1ltimos vecinos del pueblo de Naguabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-31
Casino Espanol
de Guayama

Los senores Andres Pascual, presi-
dente del Casino Espanol de Guayama
y c. Dominguez Rubio, presidente de la
Junta de Festejos, nos inyitan al Bale
de confianaza que ha de llevarse efec-
to EN- la noche del 81 del corriente en-
aquel simpatico Centro.
Damos las gracias ,por la cortes1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-31
- AI -
ELY BARNATO

Sera un hecho ell debut" de la c5-
lebre. soprano ligera ELY BARNATO.
FL espectaculo Sc verifcara Ell el
Municipal" Ell proximo domingo 4 de
enerO.
Sera un interesante festival en- Ell que
cooperaran tambien conocidos elemen-
tos altisticos de nuestra sociedad.
Las personals que oyeron cantar Ell
los salones del Club de Damas 4 la le-
nombrada artista, hacen gfandes elo.
gios de su yoz, privilegiada
lie auguramos un 6xito completo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-31

III dinero buses dinerO. Y entonces
lqus haee usted, Vi quiere yender SUI
srtieuios y efeetos ain anuneiarse en- el
BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-31

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-05
M1LBANK. S. OAK. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER s. 1913


Picking up loose money has
grown to be such a hardship for
the overworked rural free deli
very carriers that the postoffice
department today issued an or
der warning reckless citizens
against leaving loose coins lying
around. Hereafter coins must be
tied in bundles or enclosed in
envelopes whenever the patron
of rural route wants stamps
from a carrier and leaves the
necessary amount in the wayside
box.
1.-THE attention of postmasters
at rural delivery offices and of
rural carriers" says Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General
Blakslee. is again directed to
the fact that rural carriers are
not required to collect loose coins
from rural mail boxes.
patrons should enclose coins
in an envelope, wrap them secur-
ely in paper or deposit them in a
coin-holding receptacle SO they
can be easily and quickly taken
from boxes, and carriers will be
required to lift such coin and,
when accompanied by mail for
dispatch, attach the requisit
stamps.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-05

Mr.. John Martens, of Mel:Ose,
while renewing his subscription
to the Herald Advance this week,
and by the way this is something
he has not failed in doing just at
this time of the year for the past
thirty three years, gave us ra-
ther remarkable fact in family
history. He says his parents eml
grated:from Holland to this coun-
try sixty.three years ago and
settled at Green Bay Wis; with a
family of seven children, six sons
and one daughter, and that all OF
these children are still living, the
oldest being 83 years of age and
the youngest 20 years. This Is an
unusual family record, and indi-
Gates that the old commandment,
Honor thy father and thy mother
that thy days may be long in the
land" must have been pretty well
observed in the Martens family
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-05

Frank Port, who few mOn-
tbs ago sold his farm in Melrose
township with the intention of
locating elsewhere, last week
purchased the Fred Bohn section
just east of Twin Brooks. Since
selling his farm place Mr.. Port
has been around in various parts
of the northwest, but could not
find anything that looked as good
to him as Grant county when
everything was taken into consi-
deration, and concluded that all
he needed was a little more land
than he had before. Mr.. Bohn is
also offering his residence pro-
perty for sale and will probably
go to Melville, n. D., where his
sons are located, and is thinking
Of spending the winter in Califor
MIA.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-05
Make Good

The cemetery association
committee wishes tocall attention
to the fact that the work on the
grounds for the year has been
completed. and that number of
subscribers upon whom they
rely for subscriptions have neg
lected to make payment. It IS
believed that the matterhas been
passed simply by neglect. and
as attention is being called to it a
proper response will be made.
The grounds are in better
appearance than they have been
at any year heretofor, but they
can only be kept SO by each lot
owner helping in the work.
If you are interested in the
cemetery don fail to attend to
this matter at once.