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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-04
WONDERS NEVER CEASE!
d. Make e Known to All Sufferers!

That the most successful end ski1lfuI
Opticiail, Dr. Strasrman, from Reflin, Ger.
many, has arrived in Sedalia, and opened
m Office at WriShts sewing machine hou>e,
for two weeks, with the rare choice Of the
most elegant pure Crystal Combination
Spcciacle-, and patent self adjusting, bril-
liant Spring Eve Gla--es, ~ith all exciting
mle.iicaied shades.
His thorough knowledge Of the Anatomy
of the eye, and their pathological condition.
6ciency ar ailment 81 your enfeebled eye
right, tell you their caurer, their power 81
endurance, and point out the danger Of sp.
preaching blindmeee, etc. lie Offers 10 The
intelligent public, all kind Of brilliant
glasses, ground to perfection, and adjusted
mxthematically on the most scientific prin-
ciples; which, will not only aid the eye
in all it, avocaiions, but will permanently
re-iOrc and strengthen the sight a: the
young and old.
Names Of persons using nv world re.
novned glas.es:
Cashier Of Merchants 4 Planters Bank,
Hannibal, No.
President OF Marion County Bank.
President and cashicr Of Fint National
Bank. Paris, Mo.
Judge Porter, Of Mexico. No.
Judge Fed Anderron, McCabe Drum
mond. attorneys 81 Palmyra, Mo.
Judge King, President Of X. 4. Bank
Augusta, Georgia.
Alexandcr Stephens. L. 5. Senator from
Georgia.
Ex-Governor Jenkins Augusta, Ga.
Ex1SOyernOr Smith and Lieutenant
Governor Taft, Vermont.
Ex-Gov. Geary, Pennsylvania.
e.. G. Binkley President AZ Merchants &
Plsnten Bank, Sherman, Texas.
T. Wilson, President Third National
Bank, Houston, Texas.
Cashier State Bank. Dallas, Texas.
And thousand more too numerous 10
mention.
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The New Workers are delighted with
WattersOn's lecture.
Saline County.

Saline County.
From the democrat.
The wounded Black Hitler, ia
our county jail. is convalescing. lie
still refuses to give o:her than a fcti
tiOus name.
We regret to announce the death
Of the daughter Of our esteemed fel'
low citizen, w. +. Burke. She died
last week from severe attack ol
Group.
The Baptists are building church
house at Brownsville, which they hope
to be able to dedicate On the 5th Sun
day in December. 1t is hoped o
large delegation will be in attendance
from the surrounding country. a
protractetl meeting will commence nj
that time.
There was an interesting meeting
Of the X. II. Committees. at Ming's
Court House on Saturday evening.
Progress Was reported and 81. 900 Id.
ditional subscriptions handed in. II. H.
Willis and Ssm1 Boyd took the rib.
hons for the largest list. Mr.. r. II.
Rea offered a free pass over the rad
and its extensions for the largest list
handed next Saturday.
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The mysterious new steamer Estelle,
just completed. is now lying of Bris.
tol, Il. l.. guarded BY a o. s. waz
vessel to prevent her leaving port.
The EstelIe is built especially for
speed, and on her trial trip ran fifty
in three hours. She is said 10 be
built for the Cubans. and consequently
Is not allowed to leave our shoreA
Our government is very prompt 10 en-.
forcing the international law in behalf
Of Spain. when the Cuhans have
fought for nine years without being
recognized BY our government ~ bel.
lgerents.
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The struggle for supremacy in the
Senate is one of the most excit-
ing events that has ever occurred in
Congress. On q motion to 60 into
executive session yesterday afternoon,
the vote stood % to %, the President
casting majority Of one in favor of
the Republican dodge. The subject
at issue is the South Carolina Senator
ship. The Republicans are headed By
Edmunds and the Democrats by Thur
man. An all night session was held
last night, and We shall know the re.
suit to day.
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aavy lion IL fissds a ths o0een
and crew, askiae iof6elAatiea - TO
their ate. In oddities to Sous o6cers
I'D thses oshers already nentiooed
saved there Il
1t the navy OF elsewhere Of names Of
survivor Ensign Young sent . tele-
gram IN Rear-Admiral Trenehard this
afternoon, saying that but four officers.
whnae names have been given, were
saved.
In the last report of the secretary al
the navy under the head Of new yes
sels added to the navy since 1869" are
mentioned ten ships. and in the list,
with . descriptive paragraph, is the
Huron. q third.rate, built OF ir,n with
full steam power in commission and ri
good report.
LATER ISFOKMAION.
The signal service observer At Kitty
Hawk reports at 4 p. u. that Garry
\. Sanders, previously reported saveti
was lot. Part If his papers aud
chest arc saved. The life--aving stu
tion nearest the pint where the
Huron went ashore and some distanct
south of Kitty Hawk. is not vet o.
dered into active work, and it Is in
timated because If the scarcity Of sp
preparations for that branch Of tn
service. Ii will commence operations
the first Of December.
To THE REsCrE.
NORFOLK, Nov. 2l.--As soon a
the news reached here to-day that til,
Unites, States steamer Huon wa
ashore, the wrecking-sieam-r Resolut,
was dispatched. and-AdmiraI Trench
ard, Commanding the North-.Atlanti.
squadron in Hampton Reads. sent tn
United States steamer Swarata ans
the ia. Fortune tn the scene If th,
wreck. The storm ragged oil las
night along the cusst, the wind blow
ing about 20 miles mn hour. Storm
Signals have been flying for the pas
three DAYS.
The llurun Wa hmilt ut Chester
"a, and was fir>t chri-tenesl the al
lance, hut was afterwards named tn
Huron. She was 4 tLird rate screw
FIVE hundred and forty one tons, ais
when she went ashore had q crew o
ll9 men AMI Is officer. She carrie,
l guns and WIS sclVWner-riggrd.
THE THEORY.
of these well acquainted with tn
cna~i j. that the Huron s"t caught il
the height II the gale and while try
ing IL hold her head OH to the win.
her machinery gave way, her sail
we're useless and she driitel ashore
II appears there was Nd assistanc
rende red from shore. lite-saving sta
,inns not having been manne,l. Tn
L. $. steamer l'owhatten has lef
Fortress Monroe tor the scene If tn
! wreck.
Steamer Chowan left this evenin:
under command ot Lieut.. Watson
with stores AMI men foe relief If tn
survivors Of the Huron. Ensig,
Young. senior surviving officer. Is a
Nags Head, North Carolina. and con
firms the report that thirty men ana
four officers we're all that we're saved
He SAYS no assistance could be gives
from the shore. Ample relief will b
rendered tomorrow.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by q. -. Hcsdley and posted before
". ". Devoli. justice OF the pesce IL Flat cree;
township, Of Pestis county, Missouri, on the 18th
day Of November, in the year ISL, the following
stesrribed property one red steer, one year old
last spring; had rcan. whiti>h fare. some white
underneath and On HAD legs, tail and heck. and
marked crop in right ear and swsllowtork IN len,
and NO brands. Appraised at tho sum Of fffecu
dollars. by e. r. Shepard. John W. Montgomery
aud J. n. Moods. Who uere by me Only sworn foI
that purpose, this 18th day 81 November, ISL.
H.. .w.ts ". ~. DEVOLL, J. J..
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The Pays exhorts MacNlahon to use
vigorous measures, as there Is reported
to be IN insurrection ready to issue
from the cutters Of a large town. All
French instructions issue from the
cutters Of = certain large town. That
town 10 Paris-and those CUTTERS are
filed with blood.
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A commercial traveller recently
brought a suit against q railroad CON-
pany in Iowa for being elected from .
train. The defendants attorney.
Judge Hubbard. Of Cedar Rapids,
gave his opinion, in summing nP' Of
drummers as q class. He said:
There NAV be men in other callings
who for single vice can challenge q
com,,r;son with commercial tourists,
but / have never seen them. But for 4
combination in harmonious blending.
in dishonesty, impotence, cowardice,
poltroonery, lechery, and leprous rms
cality of all varieties, they stand with
out a rival and without peer
Making every allowance for Judge
Hubbard's professional attitude toward
an individual of the class he SO Sc
verely denounced. We nevertheless
think he went too far. There are. un'
doub:edly, very wicked drunmen'
but there are also very good and vir
tuous ones, and as a class they prota
bly, represent average humanity
Judge Hubbard used too strong Ian
guage. If he had been exposing the
depravity of Deacon Richard Smiths
wicked partners he could hardly have
used stronger.-N I. !Sun.
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Thos. Walsh, architect Of the Gus.
tom house in St. Louie, has been in.
dictcd for issuing false certificates.
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England will continue her neutral
policy in the Russian Turkish wa.
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RANDE.
Another Murder Fastened Upon
HIM.

Yesterday morning IN interesting
Identification took place, the result II
which Is to connect Rande with
another brutal murder and highway
robbery BY circumstansial evidence OF
no Insignificant character.
On the 9th September last the
town Of Sparta. ILL.,, was thrown into
an extraordinary state Of ferment by
the discovery that an old and re-
spected citizen. Mr.. II. Il. Little, had
been unexpectedly struck down nv an
assassin and rubbed Of a large amount
Of money within few feet Of his store
door. Mr.. Little Was man Of ecccu.
trio views and being distrustful Of
banks was in the habit of keeping his
ready money always about him, car.
rying it home with him nights and
hack to the store in the morning. On
the fatal evening he was sitting at the
door Of his store, occasionally rising
and walking little stretches up and
down the street in front. An &C.
quaintsDce had stopped and spoken a
few words to him about halfpast
seven o'clock, ut which time it was
barely dusk. A few minutes later he
Was found lying on the ground and
On examination il appeared he had
heen struck a violent blow near the
base Of the skull behind with q
PAIR Or YvI.Crr rs
or slung shot. He fingered along
for few days and finally died without
being able to explain any part Of the
mystery Of bis death or to tell how
much money he had about him at the
time. Notwithstanding the fact that
numbers OF people on the streets and in
the immediate vicinity the assassin
had chosen his time 20 we'll and man.
aged his escape 80 adroitly that no
human eye had 50 much n taken in q
distant outline Of his form. Having
hastily rifed the pockets Of his victim
he had left the street, passed through
a gained the bush. where he was
never discovered, though diligent
search Was made. The prints Of bic
boots we're found in a damp spot BY q
past cluse BY where his victim fell and
also in the garden. The tracks in
dicated that he bad not q very large
foot and that his bnots were nearly
new. Great effort was made to work
up some theory for the murder and to
locate the perretrator, bot without
success. Suspicion attached to Q tramp
who bad been FIR
COUPLE OF DAYS
hanging about the neighborhood. The
murder occurred during fair time and
The tramp in question made himself col
conspicuous By bis bummery that hs
bad been dubbed the Little Irish
man" and had been expelled from the
fair grounds. On the day after the
slugIiug Of Mr.. Little this tramp
could not be found 6r o. near, and The |
imprsssioa had generally Oh
tained that he was more than any other |
liable 70 suspicion Of having commit !
ted the murder.
Among those Who have been cspec. |
ally seaJous in following up every clue |
that could seem in any degree likely 70 |
throw light On The case VA Mr. WIN.
b. Taylor, . relative and friend Of
he deceased. Mr.. Taylor h. besi- |
sssis oil parts Of The eouetsy. being |
o apesioeeee, and . one Of tkose vho
ipeaiosd 10 Tie theory Of The tzsnpS
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Tino At 0tudio IN aa,al,a

Mr.. Barker will open her school of Fine
Arts By tee Ssh Of Nov, and 10 prepared 70
teach all bsaaches Of art She he's spent q
year in the large cities al tie East where
she qsali6sd hemelf u oae Of The fsese arts
that has ever beea bguuehs froo ltsly %
this county. Artises ofSs. Louis hare L..
bared to produce il, and have failed. Nm.
Barker has no eqaal - . teschse of 6ne
arts. Ills 1o's
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Mr.. Conover seems to possess q
"pcndulemic" disposition, rs it were.
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Money to Loan,

On improved tarm., for S yeara, At 2 PEI
cent. interest and Loo commiaiou. Addresr
stating amount wanted. acres Of land, No
ture Of improvement, location and cash
value of security offered,
UNDERWOOD, CT ARK & CO,
sl7 ". Fifth street, K.neas City. Mo.
10 oS-w4t
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70 the Afflicted.

Pains in the hack, head, heart, lung
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumhago, eciasiea
rheumatic govt, nervous and kidney die
eassr. positively cured By Dr.. Fssiens
Rheumatic Remedy and Vegetable Liver
PILL. A physician's specialize for e
years, never fail whes taken o. directed
Charles Roll 4 Co.. cole sseats ios sedslia.
x35.d&wly
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Go 70 yosr dmGEiA ca. Roll 4 Co.
and ct d, Fitls96 8hssoafie renodv
aad Liver Hilh. INV vill cue - ~
eaaes q IeeooaaiD ~ oeosaleSa. is
0ataen ~ ~ no seaD1Sae.
336ahwly.
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Turkey has called out $50. 900 civic
guar.l. 10 preserve order ut hon,e.
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The Presideat ot Fsaaes Mill not
take warning ii Ne lAts elections.
He makes up a nsv Cshiaet. not q
Republicans Of any stripe, but Of L.
gisinists and Booapartista He thus
delies the new Chamber Of Deputies.
and refuses to follow it, dictation. lie
adherc- as uncompromiingly TO hi
position as the Republican majorit. Of
the Deputies adhere u IN oppoeit<
position. It will be impossible fo'
MacNlahon to carry on the Govern
ment with the proposed Ministry.
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Dispatches from Virginia report
immense foods in the western por'
ton of the State. All trains arc
stopped on the Western Division Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
jackson and Revanna rivers are
higher than since 1870, and $50 feet
of trestlirg Oh the lsevanna railroad
bridge was swept away this morning,
and the water Was up to the bottom
chord OF the iron bridge. South river
is also very high. Telegraph comnu
nication with Lynchburg and other
places is interrupted. The james
river has risen over the canal at Lynch
burg. Trains are all stopped on the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
road. 1t il feared the food will reach
the dimensions of that Of 1870, when
so many lives were lost and millions Of
property DESTROYED.
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Joseph and his land Of 80 men,
women and children have arrived I'm.
der guard At Fort Leavenworth. where
they are encamped at present.
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CATARR
the EVE, EAR 81 THROAT
0uoosooassR Tvoaoo0 80
SlQfolD'S llDleu eURE.

CcccE4a tAs ,e.s Of ns!16 end s1eesss y ths
- ;reasaent % cas0TAal A1ses1ons. sfter 90
curative prop -ies IN sho reuedy used. Doeo
f,NyoaD's RADIO L CrnD tor CasaFfh possess such
tsopSsiissY ne svi4ooes. N TIC seags q urson.
n al stations Of IFS, must Be conclusive on this
point. Never, ve believe. in the history Of popular
Sr,d. freely O9ercd. IN lAyoe q aaY remedy Shaa
inst - the pcssesston Of tho propr1cs,rs Of eAN.
~ represent athousnaslth part Cfsnr rccomr,cn1.
si!oas Shi:n are TODAY ocYed ny ada .ls
pasusoi' csouatry lily admit its.upefiorssy over
any msthJfofeure A1ava % ths rCgaiar medical
PUBLISHED ss:t.assse Mencs tho testimonials In
ore pos,eastca rrpresrne bat . email part Of
sou wig rnsonrwcd teseimOnial from HHSRY
WILL. Eco. VI Wells. fAsao 4 Cos Express. -
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Last Chance!
Buy Your Tickets Now!
The Day Approaching for the
Second Grand Drawing Of the
CON NON W1ALTH
Prize Distribution Company,
Under set Of Legislature Of Kv..l
Druri"g Positively on December31, 1877.
90 money refunded in full to buyers.
$500. 900 Cash in Prizes.

S5n,'sS, Sr,.assp si".s1 S.,.. Sa.ea a2f..
and seven thousand others.
Fsrni.r> lToser- Hsnk. Louisville, Nv. IL
p"-itory. 1irk-t-. $1,000; halves. $3.50. quar-
ter~ S2.5". pfhci:,l list If drawing will b. puh-
lishes: N the N-w Yori. Herald AMI Louisville
CcHrier-Jourasl. and mailed grs,is 70 all buyer.
Address o.. ". EAERDW & 90. General
Managers. Courier-Jourtal Euilding. Louisville
ny. or TH.s-. ". HAYES 4 CO.. ',.n.rai agents,
81: broadway. y. y. SkNp FOR CIRCULAR.
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Money to Loan.

100000 to loan at 8 per cent, on i'm
proved productive farming land. Commits
sion unusually Low.
lJOCsrox 4 BOTHwE0
24-&w3m Attorneys 1t Law, Sedalis,
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The defeat Of the Republicans in
the Senate last Wednesday Vas owing
TO the absence of Senator Sharon, who
is at home running his silver specula-
tions. He very CURLY Informs his
party that If they don't like bis style.
nut somebody else in his seat.
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Tn. eo0blnastoa Of Hectic end Violate Haseo,
WITH h1G1ly ModlcaseA P1aseer. = eoeA b ne
- ShfoaGhoue the CniseH esasso end CaoadSa,
o11y V1xxs PoTI1R. fropsiseors. Boaeon.
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Total S.ss,tsAi Total g; 925
Whole tickets STR half Whole tickets o.; 50
tickets 50; quarters - jni whole tickets IS; 100
cighth> sl2i. whole tickets ~.
Chartered for educational institutions.
wisr charter. no postponement can occur
Tn. value Of every prize paid in full IN T. g. money
Vis,.'si list Of drawn numbers sent 10 every pur.
chaser Of ticket.
Lis, Published in " 7. Herald, sun. Cour.-Journai
These aliotmsnts uniformly rake place during
the -enond and Last weeks Of esch month through
cut the year. Tickets for the first allotment ~
every month are always sold at 81 each-Car itsI
pri1e $iS'ss'. For the last sliotmenf trkess are
siwsys sold At $40 esch-halves, quarters and
eighths IN preP1rtion-Capi,al prixe &s.01O. CIR.
cuar> containing fun particulars free. Addrass
simmons Dickinson, Managers office. g Third
street, Louisville, ny. loe-dAw3m
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with many that the prompt dispatch
Of stout ships may result in the discov'
cry alive Of some now thought "a
lie lost. From the list Of names al.
ready received Of those saved and
which contains the name Of only one
line officer. Ensign Lucien Young,
naval officers are inclined to the opin.
on that only one boat from the Huron.
which, under naval rules. ~6hld be
under the command OF line officer,
succeeded in reaching the shore.
Others not in this boat were thrown
upon the beach. hat in such exhausted
condition as 70 be unable to save them.
selves or be resuscitated. Up to this
time there is no ground for any clear
assertions for such incidents, but naval
officers advance these ideas - not i'm.
probable. As to what rendered.
the STEAMER 50 HELPLESS
- to drift upon dangerous shoals. eev.
eral believe her engines must have
been broken down. leaving the ship
At the mercy Of wind and
waves. Again. other naval o6icers
ay with her engines in thorough
strength and in perfect working order.
she should have bad no trouble in
steering her way down the coast.
Another theory Of naval olbcen is
i that when tie vessels engines BE-
came disabled she dropped her anchors
bat the chai6 parting she Was blown
The fate Of lie eaPtaia and other
o6css and tho crew = aadly discussed
throughout he city. The o6-
esss 1Ee nsarly I'll vsllknown here.
Nd vsre IL se0esdsa - 40 issvsry
Parsisalar eaPek)s - eassgeeie navi-
1sesa Nsosseas dkpa6eAes havs
80 ssesivsd y ~ essssaasy q ehs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
GIRO De LETRAS.
Gale dc In FOrtalcEa, nsiin. 2s

b. B0RRAS Y HFRMANoS, del comercio de es-
Ia plaza. giran sobre los puntos sguicntes
ALAyA = Amurrlo Anana, La Guardia Saliva
AIBAcsrE Alhaeete. Alcaraz. Alnansa, Casas
!bans7 chinchilla, HELM, La Ginea. La Koda, VI Ia
ALICANTE. Alcoy Alicante Elche. orihuela.
ALMER1A. -Aara Aimerfa Huercal Overa Ro-
quotas Vera.
BApA5oz: Ai6urquergue. Al!mendralsjo Bada-
oS & saihfto' IT, Ss ne erana nue. 'ana rfege
de In Serena. Zafrs.
I97s 6sn b. Mp PpPRa Raao.na nar,o
Iardpe Masnou ons de- Hey sabade Tarra
=" M Btnaos. sc Amanda de Duero Bdrgos.
Santa Cruz dc Tenerlfe.
: GleEnss,- Alcantarq. Brozas. Caceres, caria.
jillo, Valencia de Alcantara.
C&DIz. Algecirqs. CAdiz. Ceuta. Chiclena, Gil
braltar Jerez de Is Frentera Olyera, Puerto Real
Puerto de Santa Marin. San Lucar de Barrameda.
san cssTTHioS. Ss4Hs a Beneari6, casteon vinaroz
GIUDAD RAAL-m Cindad Real Manlsaaares
anoasa s das0 saf9a Rasana Mo1a GaFa
Montoro. Pozo Blaneo. Priego Puente Genil, RAM
CoRuhA Betanzos. Gee, Corcubion, Corana. Fes
rrol. Noya. Santa Marta de ortigueira. Padron.
uG.su CuEScA. Guenca a Huete, Priego, Tarancon.
GEaqsA. u oBagnr, gp, Blsnes Flgperas Corona Ll9
GRANApA -AIbanel Aimufecar, Albania, Baza.
Granada Guadix. Huescar. nlora. Lola Motril, Or
GuADAIAJARA : Athena. Brihuega. cifucntes
Guadalaiara. Molina. Pastrana. saeedon. Signenza
GuIPGzcoA. = San Sebastian
. HuRIvA. HUI : Haelva
HUescA. Ayerpe; Barbastro. draus. Huesca. ia
JAN; Andaisr ID a Baeza. carzoia Jaen, Llnares
LEON. Astorga, Busdongo. Cacabelos. La Bahe-
"a Leon, Mansilla de las Mulas, Ponferrada Riano
sahagan Valencia de b. Juan villafranca dei Vier-
LEFTpSs@B JBalagaer Bos2rt Vale % Aran) Ger
sano bo@hgo it L sazds Torre%ls % Dc dssVsG is ca
,Lueo. Fox, Lugo. Mondonedo. Monforte. Ri
MADRID. = Araniuez. Aloaa dc Henares. Madrid
MALAGA. Antequera. Aalasa, Ronda velez Ma
MgRcIA Agqilss oarayaca. Caragena Ceza.
Jumilla. Lotaa, Albania de Mdrcia. Mureia. Maza-
IRON, Mula, Puerto DO Mazarron. ,Totana.
EAvARRA. = Pampiona. Tudeia.
0SIEpo.-kriles. 0 Belmonte. Cangas de on,s Dan.
DO Cudillero Poa de Lena Poa de siero. Prayia RI RI
vadesella. Salas, Yillayiciosa. Infesto.
PALENcIA. = Palencia
ts ds Reyes oaf Bayona
Redondela. Tuy. Vlgo. villagareia.
RIsa oqdsa A9argo fearan
SkNTINpER. Castro. Urliaies. Reinosa. San
lander TorTelayega.
SEGoVIA. Segovia.
SEvILLA. Carmona. Ecija Moron. Sevilla. Utre-
Sonia - Agreda, Burgo de Osma Soria,
TARRAGoNA. = Falset. Reus, Tarragona, Tortosa.
Walls.
TERuEL Terrell
ToLEDo Toledo.
VAEaorA. Aleira. Carcagente Denia. Gandia. ia
tiva lset. Jena, Sueea Valencia.
VALLAn0LID. X Ar6valo Beiar Medina dol Cam
Do, Rioaeeo. Toro. Valiadotd Yillalon.
VEEcAYA. Algeria. Bainasaaa, Bermeo Bilbao
Durango, Esorrio. .LAuuetio 0rduaa ValIe de Car.
ranza.
ZAMoRA.-Zamora.
ZARAGozA. ~ Almunia. Ateca. Borja, Oalatayud,
Qarinena, Oaspe, Daroca Egea de los Caballeros.
Sos. Tara2ona, Iaragoza.