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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Household,

The house that is home must show 8
woman's hand. The house OF the million
sire may be decorated and furn shed to
order, but the home dwelling does not
spring st once into being, nor is it the
creature Of an order to some city decora-
tor. Day by day to meet some new want,
to crafty some new fancy there!is added
to the home something this. tends to form
the house beautiful, st once the daylight
of the beholder snd refuge OF love to al
| indwellers,
1t 4 necessary, part OF woman S
| training that she learn to Discriminate in
color, and be capable OF judging Of TT
into houseiurnishing This is strictly
within her sphere, and IL she Is properly
qualified Will open fox her 81 avenue to
lucrative employment. Already there are
pioneers in decorative art that ale not
only making Of 1t o hnancisl success, but
leading the world OF srt in that particular
line. Many young housekeepers are puz-
zled as to walls, and professional paper
hangers seem utterly unable to give theM'
hints. To begin with, the proportion and
situation Of the room must be taken into
account, 5 small room requiring smaM
figures il papered, and light tints in paIpk
| ing, while large, sunny room admiKGf
darker shades on walls aud woodwork.
The new designs in wall paper show
smaller figures and an abandonment Of
grotesque and Japanese figures. The
latest approved psper is known as ingram
and in small rooms is used OF dull Indis
red with delicate, indistinct coloring for
ceiling, while for woodwork Is that pecul-
lar restful shade "old green" that is
relief from the glare Of the recent crsze
Of cherry and mahogany. Then there is
the terra colts brown, with a bit Of soft
olive, little touch Of gilt to brighten
and ceiling that shows the blending OF
the three. Floors 63e es7f'y managed
with the walls il harmony; doors painted,
stained or covered with India mating
and few handsome Smyrna rugs placed
around, the room is ready for feminine
touch IN curtains, portieres, scsrfs and
the many little things that il not used in
too great profusion show q womsn's
handiwork and woman's taste.
Dressing the window properly Is an
art. While sttracsiveness Is Of coursS
the great desiderstum, there are many
and important points to be considered re-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
National ProbIsitionis,s.

NDnNAPoLIs, IND, June I'm the
sfoh!bition national convention yester-
aT Neal Dow of Maine favored the
minority report Of the resolution COM
aftee, IS did also several others, and
speeches In favor Of the majority were
a0nberless. SO the debste went on for
pssily three hours.
q. Toward the close Mother Stewart Of
Vaio. 81 old-tiue leader of the cause Of
Ne1io!Non, spoke strongly in defense Of
ne majority report.
=, df. Mills of Ohio, one Of the leaders OF
@e opposition to woman suffrage, de-
sta'ed It would require twenty-five years
educate the people on suffrage TO the
ane point to which they were educated
" Prohibition, and to adopt the majority
sssport would set the party back twenty
I'VE years.
T., Then Miss Frances e. willard rose as
q proved to close the debate.
Sae spoke fsvoring compromise OF the
intending factions and appealed to the
delegates to vote in fsvor Of the original
aonan suffrage plank. As she closed amid
tSemendous confusion sdoz IN voices were
.ssfd shouting for the previous question,
~ on being put was carried by an over
Naelning vote.
=, Aae amendment was then referred and
~g 81 ma ority report WAS adopted.
-, me other plsnks were taken up and
puI through with rush.
Al the close Of this work q resolution
Sas added to tbs platform on motion Of
w, Saa Small, condemning the Democratic
~ ~ kepUcliosn' parties &C. denying right
n set-govenment TO $4,000 people of
" d colored delegate from North CAROLINA
ven offered the following which was
sdopted:
,E.solveo, that we hold that ali men are
So ln Lee, equal and should be secured in
Toy convention then adjourned till s
/Nsution, after nominating Gin
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
fined that an amateur dressmsker will
not find it difficult 10 initiate.

There are come Indications that tennis
will be fairly introduced by the young
people OF this city Daring the summer
and few hints about suitable costum.ng
may be acceptable. The cut shows dress
OF red and blue finnel on . cream
ground, for this latitude lighter mate
rial would be equally appropriate and
more comfortable. The skirt is plated
with short apron, drapery in front and
full plaits in the bsck. The waist is q
blouse, with the front opening ont in s
wide eeilor collar 81 red sursh. The
Guns and sash are Of the same. Another,
more striking than elegant, is embroid
cred in red on moss green ground with
tennis rscquetg and balls. Good teste
snd simplicity should govern ali dresses
for young girls.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

No material suits all places better than
Yelling, it falls gracefully around the
figure and wristbands any amount Of
crushing. It comes in all colors but is
most popular in white and blsck
The model in the cut is of white, Q novel
feature is the founce shout the bottom,
the lower edge is fastened to the founca-
ton skirt, giving rolled appearance by
being turned up after being tucked
against the under skirt. The bodice and
drapery Is 50 simple and SO clearly de-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
North Cero,,us Democrats.

RALEIGH, N c., June -08 the TWEEN
ty-third ballot D. G. Fowler, CT Wake
county, received the nomination for Gov
ernor by the Democratic cow nticn.
The nomination was made unanimous.
s B. Alexander, of Charlotte, one OF the
contestants for Governor, was nominated
by acclsmation for Lieutenant Governor.
The convention elected DELEGATES to 81.
Louis IS follows: Richard Battle, J. q
Kerr, Paul B. Means and L. W. Strange.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

Stephen Miles, seventy-five yesrs old,
blind Of one eye. infirm, and parish
charge, who had never before been
charged with any offense, was sent to jail
for seven days by an English magistrate,
in default Of II shillings fac, because he
had been seen with net, beating the
furze on . common, searching Tor rab-
bit.
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L TENNESSEE ROW.

a Battle Between the Jspes ana Green
FsctiOnk-rwo OF the Latter Killed.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, June IA battle
took plsce between the Jones and Green
factions in Hancock county yesterday
which resulted in the death of two Of the
Greer family, Frank, the son OF Hampton
Green, and Lewis Moore and a Dr.. Jones,
the attacking party. The feuc began in
January over "a bad fence" and Sunday,
Jusnury Is, one Of the Jones family was
shot by Dave Green. Since then the two
families and their respective friends have
been under arms aud several battles have
occurred.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

REMEMRERThat the presence OF Gen.
HIH - WS liberals Beauregsrd and Early,
who are in charge of the drawings, is 3 guaran-
tee OF absolute fairness and integrity, that the
chances are all equal, and hat no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw s prize.
RhmE6 Der thar he payment of all Prizea
Is GUsRaN ICED SY FOUR RATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and he Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution,
whose chartered rights sre recognized In the
highest Courts; therefore, beware OF any imi-
tations or ANONYMOUS schemes.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofice at Fort Worth, Tex,
Monday, June 1, 1883. To obtain any OF
these letters, the applican: must call for
advertised letters" and give the date of the
list; $50, all letters advertised shall be
charged with cent, In addition to the regular
postage, to be accounted for as part of the
postal revenue as per section $50, page 2l5,
United States postal laws,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
%sat,siactory Results

Always tcllow4She sale OF Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gun and Mullen, which - q
strong teslimonisl fsf any cough medicine. 1t
sells well with usDarties using 1t always rec
,nmend 1t, is thSe1perience Of Davenport. the
1rugsist of Ame5icus, ga.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

Here are shown two stylish jackets, for
housewesr; these are so servlcesble that
few ladies having once adopted them will
feel their wardrobe for the summer COM
pIete without them. They can be more
or Iess elaborate as the purse cen supply,
or taste may suggest. The tea jacket
here shown Is Of pink silk, embroidered
and trimmed with gold pnssementerie;
the full plastron and sleeve are OF white
crepe, the sash of pink silk; the cop worn
with this is OF pink crepe and lace and
trimmed with narrow pink ribbon.
The bodice is O! fancy SILK with cream
ground striped with SINAI brcche designs
in red silk. The guimpe is Of white crepe,
draped below the waist. The cap is made
Of white lace, ornameuted with red rib
bon bow.
MOTIFS.
Kerchieis ere especially ornate.
Lace jabots are egain favored IS S
trimming for dressy basques, and are
especially elective with eingle revers Of
velvet.
White tea gowns sre Increasing IL favor
and are made in wstered silk, ss:iD, Mer
veilleax, cashmere and muslin, ell plenti-
fully trimmed with lace AID many Nth
gold.
TIE popular edict Is that heels must
&C, and they nave nearly disappeared al
ready smoDg the bettsr classes. The
very pointed toe hss also been discarded.
A iavorite and stylish method OF msh-
ing I. thin fabric CT scy sort for young
girl is to have several wide tUCks, be-
tween which are set rows o. inserting of
lace Of wrought work.
Insertions and tucks go interpreted SIS
to form transparent Cverdress is the
petticost noglige matinee toilet for the
summer, and is worn over colored pet
ticcst, or slip Of gateen or snrGh.
Dressmskers who are not beyond con-
siderations Of expense are trying the eff
feet CT spencer frills below the belt in
place of the basque, which will in some
measure lessen the need for that costly
accessory the sssh.
Dainty little hats Of washing material
in pink, white snd blue, with embroidery
edglpg the brim, eld large rosettes like
fullblown flowers on the crown are most
acceptable novelties. They are made in
cambric and zephyr. Bonnets are even
more jaunty and picturesque, coming well
over the face and shading the neck with
the deep curtsin.
WTeathes of flowers, such as daisies,
white lilac, white vlolets, or sny white
blossom, will be very stylish on chiIdren's
hsts the coming season. A sash bow OF
white ribbon falls in the back Of leshorn
fats to below the waist. The ribbon for
such trimming Is two inches or more
wide.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
REFORMED PREsBYTERfkNs.

Quiet to III. Nations Ref1steg to .Ans:
knowledge Christ ss Gag -
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jure AT to-day's
session Of the Reformed Presbyterian
church of the United States resolutions
were adopted refrsiniag from identified
ton with the nsiicn so long SIS it refuses
to acknowledge Christ as lts King; en-
j1iping the sesSioLs uEder ire csre Of the
synod 20 see thzt tAe members Of Corgre-
gGlioas do los Identify themselves with
the nation by apy set that spplies to al
legiance and refusing ecclesiastical fell
lsWship with other churches which allow
their members to identity themselves
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

ton B. Fisk of New Jersey for President
and John Brooks OF Kansas City for Vice
President, adj 1urned sine die.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

with the nation IN IT'S neutrality to the
claims of Christ as King Of Istlons; de-
?ourCing seC-et societies; endorsing p:o.
'iottion old cbsracterizing the use Of
sobscco ss fl'hT aud Injurious. Tie
@Fnod 81 l: Is then sdjourned until MOI
day.
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Many vxes

Many VxeF
Positively Permanently Restored in to 10
days; sasess In Is h-:Ss<s; almost Immediate
poisons bat Hfs del 81 oui n 4 x5GaN COM
rt6fIO n Il sompossa of frpfes, herbs e3l
PANTS. M6H powsi FOL tong Eno va Ee
ttores the floor, Sap, Health ofysush Sealed
boz ( frer, wi n full pa ticulars. Address, an
MATEo MED. Co., 2. .. ot X 4sl, st. Louia No
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Ladies'.

Nj az, Lille
Matfala Gii ] e, Miss
Man ield. Mrs II
Malone, Miss Mary
McAdams, Miss Ora
over on, Miss Katie
Peterson Mrs Hanna
Pc k.nr, Nellie (col)
Patterson, Mrs Bell
Reese, Miss Mamie
Richards, Bell
Richardson, Miss SSH
Simons, Patsy
Smith, Casabell
Steal, Mary
Thomas, Mrs Belle
Tn ma, Mrs Z j
Ventnor, Grace
Whitesides Mrs Dan
Wi"n, Amanda
Williams, Mira A p
Williams. Lila
Woods, Fannie
Ward, Amer
Young, Mrs a z
,nte.
Lilies. n Il
Lenthn r, W
Lewis, Thos II
Larson, Peter
Laverty, John
Larnoi, William
Laugh In, S g
L ack, ii NJ
Lsnier. Alec
Meiger, 4
Martin, James
Margenstern, Max
Mortar, w J
Moore. Il Z
Mohe r W
Mead, VIM
Never, @
Manning, Gussie
Manis, j w
Manning, j W
Msioue, q W
Moss. August
MAcman us, j K
MaNey, w p
Mattox, Z F
McCarty. W @
McDermiIt, + +
Mcdowell, Tip
Sabee, James
Oakley, JIM
Palmer, Z L j
Palmer, ,ieorge
Ferry, j W
Philney, W Fl
Popa, James
p ran. RI hard
Higgins. Mr. K
Richardson. j A
Robinsnn, N l
Rogers JAS L
Rogers, Marian
Rye, Edeer
Rhodes, JI
Ssnderson. 6 go A
Shy, Jim
simmons, e.
Skiing, Andrew
Skinner, HGgh
SLACK l. y IL
Smith, Geo
smith, " I
Smith, j II
Smith, Stewart
Swain, Jno Q
Ssuberr Robt
Stephenson, W j
Tate, W S
Taylor, E L
Taylor, w 5
Terrell, W j
Tany, James
Turner Z W
Trippett, Mccormick
Trippett, Geo A
Vaughan, John
Wright, J 4
WoodSrd, j II
Wootep, A T
Work. j w
wilson, j W
White, HI
White, T f
White, Tom
Williams, a 4
Williams, Jack
Wilkinson, Z L (2)
Wyatt, John
Weldon. Prof TJ
Weland. John
Ward, EV
Walker, Il S
Walter, j Z
Walmesley, Geo a
Wsde, Henry
W amer. III L
Walters, John Ii (3)
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
UMPIRE EDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER a MILLION DISPRIBUTED
CAPITAL PRiZE 100000.
!. .:::gI ~
Louisiana State Lottery Gnmnan1

Louisiana State Lottery Company,
Incorporated ry tHe legislature In Is6s Tor
Edu ational ana Charitable purr o-es, and It's
franchise msde part of the present State Con-
stu Ion II 1872 " IN Overwhelming popular
vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings TAX. place
monthly, and the Grand Qasst-Tiy Drawings,
res uiariy every three months (dsIeh June, sep
TENDER aud December.
We do hereby certtfy that IRE ssperr,ise the ar
[GhgeaeHfS Jor az the Monthly and Quarterly
ID G1ringS Of The LouisiaRa sta LOTTERY Conn
pGHy and IN person manage aud co-,trOlthe Drag
iHgstheHSctreS and thar the sane are conducted
'eifh honesty fairness. and in god luiih eoscara
az parties and 're d'tthOT-e the CoEpdHu 10 ase
thus certificate with fec iRlics Of our stlattsrss
attached, in IFS Advertisements v.,,Ss
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

C1abb, sarah ~
Campbell, Mrs g \ =
Daniel. Olive
Davis, Lille
DecorV, Bessie
East, Mrs Georgia
Evans, Mrs j Q
Fagau, Fannie
Ford, Chollett
Fox, Annie
franklin, Magic
Gage, AGGie
Gardner, Irene
gerry, Sallie
Gillle, Annie
sill, Auna
Gleson, Mollie
60 ZAles, Mrs L
Groves, MIS- j b
Grsyson, Matte i
Gusa, Mary
Huboell. Mrs Gett
Hickman, Mary
Hickman, Z NINA
Hillburn, NJ .ggie
Heco1, Jane
Armstrong & O'NeGl
Adam, John
\ d borns, Henry
Bergastrom, Adolf
Bates, / l.
Bachelor, O E
Ra'e5, ID J
Baw, L p
Beck, John
Benton, Bsnnie
BeIssqles, Jesus
Bissell, ii
Blythe, e W
Blum, Johnnie
p Jyd, T
Bowers, Geo A
Button, Az
Brlm, Leon
Byron, j A
Bryant, O a
Brown, James e
Brown, j w
Brown, s W
Brown, Fred
Butler, X t
Fun ge, II L Is,
Buriis, Henry tcoPd
Burroughs, U S ~
Caldwell, Cladius
Order, NJ r y
Callect. X II 70
Caldwell, Geo
Curd Ed q
Ches brough. u
ChoMn, INC qf1ts ry
O andler, J W(2ls
Clark, j NJ !.
O. ark, Georgia
Cox, j Fred -
Copelin, Joe
Comss, L II
Coleman, Work
Collins, Harry
Daniel, G A
DeLouche, E NJ
Duglss, j B
Dsliber, y III
Gilmore, Mr.
Evans, A l.
EInthiam, +
Faker, + A
Fitzpatrick, Morris
Field, Jonn FL
Foster, Master Eddie
Franklin, T K
Freeley, IL
German, b T
Gentry, Z B
Glllum, J w
Gray, n
Groves, Willis
lsrimes, George
Green, Sidney
Hardy, Geo l.
Hayes, W T
Hsak, A
Hammond, II 4
Hartford, & II
Hardy, Winfield T (2)
Harrison, John
Hill, B B
Hunt, Asa I
Hudson. Billie
Itson, Frank
Jones. Richard
Jones, Plummer
j ckson. Mar uel
jackson, Barts
Jhoran, Sawyer
khight, 4 j
King, BENJAMIN
Kirk, X K
Kirk, j lhn
b ely, w G
Ike ly. William
keIten. il
Ziegler, ii 4
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Fashions Farcies for a Fair Maids
Summer Outing and for the
Evening Corquests.
Apparel Adsp'sd to Ont> Dear Amuse.
mems town for TenpSg-Tes
Jackets suliable and 3;eomIrg.
House Decoration, window DressinE-A
Peep Into ssy Ledy's Bedroom.
Notes and Recipes,

NOMlN kuEO
4 n The rye, of
n Ncourse a body
n M met a body,
Whs nd W b y
NV should 8 body
~ cryi The June
sky above, the white
clouds floating lszlly.
end the msvis sing
ing its love song, the
m e citing o. tvs
bodies should ma be
sad, and although
Jacob wept when he
met Rachel, there
are tears and tears,
and all are not OF
sorrow. Picture to
yourself the lsssie;
>the bonnie brown
Shair tied with a
ublus ribbon, and the
fpretty tartan plaid
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

JULIAN FIELD, F, NJ.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

or M a, DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-19
ALUSTES HIDRAULICOS.
paten tizados de Duncan Stewart y Comp, Ingenle
ros, Glasgow, Escoeia. Adsptables todos 10.
molin,,S 8 trapiCheS ds cana.

Con ell eupo anstes 'aul 5ene las sgunss vea'
tas irmedia,s in, Scu:'hle
!. Mas ,d, % cop.,1 de gnabo pot conguene mayar
coseho.
"a Una reQuiaridsi vmanente
81 Ecouomi de b. EOS aoq.e '"s" 70 ''i' = '
moids. + ... !,
"A Evtar tiesgos de piexs a. r"sa a.
aiirAulco
m"rSe tscor de agdu unte con m
Tn han sido rsstsds o-
mondo Hsciends BARRANCAS nes p p Ss,v
O. pr6xns zifra hAarA
iends de Jurisdiction REPARADA FORTUNA SERRANO CPIS
TINA, LUCIANA MERCEDIFA. -
Paa mas pfomes dirge d. Tomas a. usepier, meckuo
Pouce.-Ref resentants de los fabricentes. o.
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Sc han recibido en- esta Impren
ia los siguientes:

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
ia los siguientes:
SECRETARIO COMMERCIAL. Cir.
culares. ofrecimieptos de servicios, eli.
trads en relsriones, csrtss de crediSo,
cartss de iutroducci6n y de recomerda-
ci6n, toma de infCrnes y demands de
noticiAs, 6rdenes de bolsa, .6rdenes en-
fGbricss, IN depositos y & cousisionis
tas, demxndss de dinero los que no
son comerciantes, rehsJas,i letras de
camblo, asuntos en- participation, con-
signAoioues transpcrtes, seguros J sv.
riss, trSnsscoiones generates, por Hen.
ri Page, tradncido del Traces por +,
Vs,ens. tomo en- l20. holandesa.
AMIGO de los ninos, por el Abatr
Ssbstier, Aumeutado con varias fAbu,
as como en- l8'. HoianIeas.
Trsdncido, amplifcado y Adicionado o
en- Ia psrte de Espsfa y America, por
una sociedst de escritores espsilC es Y
smricsnos,-2 tones en- g. de l20 pa
2inas cads nno; tercers edic,6n, cob
un nuevo supplemental.
ATLAS geogrsfico de Ane erica
DirE = siete mHpas truEados con mn
cho esmero, con ar resumen geogrAh
co, por N. Estevanez.
ANIMALES talvEjes y dome, ticos
{ Los), Alhnn i,us,rsdo pars uinos,
traducidu del frances POI + Zeroio.
Dibojos de Bocourt, Freeman, Yam q
Argent, ETC., y lAminas eromolitogrSt.
cas. tomo en- IL, cubiertA en eromo.
Holsndesa.
LAS CIENCIAS Nsturales nl
Aicance de tos Ninos.-- f'rngfAmA ce
Histofls Natural, FisicA y Qainica
por don Luis Mats Gayoso.
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cortes dotAdos.
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rorArneuEe srAlAdo.
TELEMACO en fssnet.. Sasxa
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TelA.
hIsTORlA Uaivefsal parp ella.
PoE Lais Felipe Assulls, sansasAds
pos N. Eatyarss.-Ch tone sn s..
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napAs, 'vGsAl4s Is Aonetss eAlshsss
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"AGEkDA MEDICAL. F"

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cibido la de 1858, couteuiendo al
memorial teraI'eutico del doctor
Trousscau y otroe, y ell fornularto
magislral del farmaceutico NJ. Del
pech, con una uotlcia lie las esta.
clones inv~ruales del DR.. Yalcouri,
Que rccomehdaulos por ser lie graz
ntilidad para los Srcs, MSiloos-
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LITOGRAFfA
ALYNN, ,SUCESORA DE Morris

Gorstitrda nuevamente hajo mi solo nomore, con
mpetente direction provsta de titles material necesaro
nm establecimiento de primer orden contando con
nterente personal oezco al pdblico esta nousa, pu-
d;.ndo eecutar cu&atos encargos bagan por dces
complados que sean IL seguridad de que dejare
seehos todos los grstos enas todas las exigencias
Tano a simple tarjea como 81 artistco diploma 81 SEN
, racbo comercial como los docnmentos bancaros; 81
ho ilete como la elegante marqua para tabacos ETC.,
ec oarantizo ouedaran satisfaction de los iaeresados
ta Sercctt como los rabaos que hagan e extrane
Tn Muesraro de toda case de trabajos que encargue
80 xhh;ra en- este estabecimeno remitira vuelta
dc eorreo quien 10 solicte
FORTALEZA "a.
rMDnENTA DEL HOLETTN.