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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
GENERAL VERMONT NEWS.
THE MORE IMPORTANT AND INTER
ESTING EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Found Drowned.

| Found Drowned.
The body of James Clark was found In
pool of water beside the highway at Lyndon
Vile Sunday morning. He was last seen aliv'
Saturday evening, when he left his boarding
house, which Is near where he was found
lie was subject to fits and probably was taker
with one and fell of the embankment. He
| was formerly an engineer on the Passumpsi(
railroad and was a man of'cOnsiderable prop
eaty. His wife died several years ago.
| Barre Strike Settled.
The trouble of the union quarrymen with
their bosses has reached n satisfactory settle.
ment. Through the assistance of the granite
cutters union and Knights of Labor in Barre
| scale OF prices has been adopted, and the
conditions under which the men are to be
employed are satisfactory TO both parties TO
the agreement There will be no more trouble
for one year at least.
Fire broke out IN the snaving shed at Mat.
thew Hickok's mill at Burlington Thursday
afternoon. and on account of difficulty In
starting the water, 1t was some time before
the flames were under control. Only the
fortunate direction of the wind preveT tel a
big blaze. The loss is estimated at less than
$500.
The jury after being out only half an hour
Monday brought In verdict of requittal in
the Maggie Hayes alias Rae case which has
SO long been BurIington's sensation.
The Clarendon and Pittsford road, project
ed In 1885. has been completed from Piitsford
TO Rutland. distance of II miles. II will be
used principally by the Vermont Marble Co.
which owns the entire plant.
Dwight X Barber. son OF Don A Barker of
Poulfuey. was killed by being thrown from a
load Of hay Monday afternoon. Ills head
struck igains. a stone, killing him instantly.
Tie was - years bid, and graduated from
Castleton normal school 10 ISIS.
A large fire was burning In the forests at
the summit of the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad near the Edwin Lane mills.
Lsnesboro. last week Thursday aud Friday.
day and night. and large tract between
Kettle pond aud Owls Head was burned
over. besides 80 cords of four-foot wood. A
party of men were carried by special both
nights from Montpelier 10 prevent the fumes
from spreading into the mills or railroad.
The hesvy rains OF Saturday nearly put out
the fire.
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REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
OLD WORLD.

The assalant of the Russian CZarowitch IL
Japan last week turns out to be nibilist
who escaped from Saghalien, an island of thu
east coast Of Asia, belonging to Russia, an(
who succeeded In entering the Japanese
| police service.
r England had snow storm Saturday.
John Bratiano. Rumanian patriot and
statesman, has died at Bucharest In his 10th
year. having been born In that city In 1922
| He was Ia several governments as minister
of finance, of the interior, and president OF
the council, and when the Servians -evolted
against the Turks he was well to the front In
| the movement that led to the formation Of
the provisional government of 1876, in whicl
he was president of the council: Bratian6
represented Rumania at the Berlin congress,
and 1t was his plea and influence that pro-
cured the recognition OF his country as an In
dependent nation. Since 1878 he has been
frequently In office. residing at Bucharest,
and has written several important historical
works.
The French chamber of Deputies has de.
GATED the tariff for fortnight, but the meas.
ure practically has not advanced step. The
House Is tired of the whole matter.
A new volcano has appeared In Armenia
at the summit of Mt. Nimrod, Ia the district
of Van, vomiting forth. flames and lava. The
villages at the base OF the mountain have
been destroyed. and many persons are said to
have been killed or injured. The fugtives
are camping outside the range Of destruction.
They are almost entirely destitute and the
greatest misery prevails among them. The
Turkish government bias taken measures to
aid the sufferers.
Sixteen anarchists were arrested Friday 10
Torni Ital,. They had In their possession
plans to pilage and destroy with dynamite
banks. factories and other property,
A gang of Socialists attempted to mob Hen
~ M. Stanley after a lecture at Sheffield, Eng
and, Friday evening.
Belgrade kilograms report an Arnaut rising
N Old Servia. The Arnauts, 1t is said, are
Christian girls, committing rob-
)eries and tortures and INDUCING In various
atrocities. The Christians, through fear, |
lave closed their shops and do not venture
nto thu streets.
Ex-Queen Natalie was forciby expelled |
rom Servia Tuesday. being taker from her
,ed and escorted by troop of gendarmes TO |
he harbOr. The government officers at
empted to eXpel her Monday, but students
escued her and took her back to her palace.
Two of the students were killed in the ARRAY.
Failure ofiAustralian Federation Scheme
The negotiations which have been carried
IN between he.premiers of Victoria, New
south Wales and South Australia, with a
Jew to the adoption of uniform action In |
submitting the federation proposals to the |
people of each of those colonies, have failed. |
As result of this failure each of these colo.
lies has decided'tO follow its own course.
Tapley's "Bread Winner outWears all |
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DR.. CAGES Appointments.

BrattIeboro, Brooks House, We'd
nesday, June 3.
keene, Eagle Hotel, Thursday,
June q.
Winchendon Hotel, Friday, June
5th, till noon.
Fitchburg, American, Friday, June
5th, from II to 3.
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NEW WORLD.

Tapley's 'Bread Winner" outwears all
4hox.s Oh
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

The assailant of the Russian CZarowitch In
Japan last week turns out to be a nibilist,
who escaped from Saghalien, an island of the
east coast of Asia, belonging to Russia, and
who succeeded In entering the Japanese
nolfpp SprVipp
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~ - ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to. all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, kY NEW YORK, Nv
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ALL r GAVE UP,
How Empress Maria Theresa Frustrated a
onial Scheme.

How Empress Maria Theresa Frustrated a
Matrimonial scheme.
The Empress Maria Theresa was left a
widow at an age when her beauty was vet
striking. She was secretly informed of II
scheme projected by her three principal
ministers. to make themselves agreeable to
her; of n compact made between them
that the losers should not suffer themselves
to be- infected with any feeling of jealousy
toward him who should be fortunate
enough to gain his sovereign's heart; and
they had sworn that the successful one
should be always the friend and support of
the other two. The empress, being we'll
assured Of this fact. one day, after the
breaking up Of the council over which she
had presided, turned the conversation upon
the subject Of women, female sovereiyns,
and the duties of their sex and rank, and
then applying her general reflections to
herself in particular. she told them she
hoped to guard herself all her life against
weakness OF the heart, but if ever an ire
sistible feeling. should mako her alter her
resolution, 10 should be only in favor of u
man proof against ambition, not engaged
IN state affairs, accustomed and attached
only to II private life md it's calm enjoy
ments-inn word II her heart should be-
tray her SO far as to lead her TO | We IA man
invested with any important Office, from
the moment he should discover her senti-
ments, he should be contented to resign
his place n influence with the public.
This was sufficient. The three ministers,
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THRoUGHoUr THE STATE.
~ F
Deer Lodge.

4.afbN. OAtOukos
Mrs. Henry McMurphy left Tuesday TO,
Chicago. So
Miss Mamie Roe returned to her home
Thursday.
VIM. H. O'Neill went over to Helena Fri
day on business. 5enif e
Byron Wood and wife visited Butte Tues.
day of this week..
John O'Neil is east in the interest of the
hardware business.
Leopold Schmidt visited his family on
Rainbow avenue Sunday.
Mrs. N. j. Bielenberg gave a whist party
to a few friends on Tuesday evening.
II. Lee Kelley visited Butte City his week.
returning to Deer Lodge Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Bowden were guests
of Mrs. John ONeill on Thursday.
Mrs. John Welton, of Race Track, made
her friends a shor visit Thursday.
Eddie O'Neill returned Monday from the
military academy at Louisville, Ky.
Representative Boardman visited the
family of Conrad Kohrs last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Ryan, Of Gold Creek, was a
guest at the McBurney house this week.
Nd. B~ielenberg returned from a business
trip to Helena and vicinity on Thursday. !
Miss Katie Evans made her friends mt tha
colleges short visit the hrst OF the week.
Mrs. John Nelson. of Warm Springs. was
q guest of Mrs. N. j. 'Bielenberg last Sun
day.
Mrs. II. 8. Kelley and three children re-
turned Friday morning from their visit
east.
The Misses Phinia and Bessie Lloyd. of
Butte, were guests, at the Scott house this
week.
Mrs. N. Il. Jones has moved into the
Dakin house. and will reside there in the
future.
j. II. Williams will erect a residence on
his lots in the Larabie addition this coming
summer.
l.. j.. Aenricksen's smiling countenance
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CAUGHT.

They were sitting by the fireside
= On n very frosty night
And their heads were close together
Az they talked Of wcll--the weather.
Or. perhaps tho %'injun" fight.
As their chnt grow more engrossing
Rear and nearer yet he drew
TIL her fair hair brushed his shoulder,
And In trembling tones he told her
IOf the--sorrows Of the Sioux. fgfa
6apT
Then no put his arms about her 81
In the dimly lighted room,
Ard they saw napght bat each other, q
Never heard her bad small brother sa
Stealing softly through the gloom, ; y
Till u flash dispelled the darkness,
And a shrill voice cried with glee: ="
',Eaught your photo % and sister, III
Pa will like to know yoti kissed herr
Buy ths negative from mel"
Il. ". Earry, In Photographic Time
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Billings

Mrs. nj. j. Crampton, county superin-
tendent OF Yellowstone county. returned
Monday from a short visit to Red Lodge.
Mrs. j. Fl. Conrad entertained q large
number OF her friends Monday evening.
The principal feature was the progressive
dinner"
Mrs. w. +. Meagher, who has been visit
ing friends n relatives for the past few
weeks in Minneapolis and st. Paul, is ex-
pected Saturday.
The ladies have formed a club, giving
their initiatory party Thursday evening in
the rooms in the Belknap block. The oven
ing was spent very pleasantly in games
and in dancing.
10. Dalzell, the agent for the Northern
Pacific road, is suffering from acute intanl-
matory rheumatism. W.. Ii. Sleeper. his
friend, had him taken to his home, where
he is receiving every attention and we trust
he will soon be himself again.
Sunday, Feb. %, the anniversary OF
Washington's birthday, the Patriotic Sons
OF America viii present q large American
flag to the Billings public school. Appro-
pirate ceremonies will be conducted at the
school building Sunday morning.
M Boulder.
Frank Harlow, district clerk, made a fy-
ing visit to the state capital this week.
Dodley Halford, sheriff of Jefferson
county, spent u few days in Helena last
week. 9VlY. psfI
The Amusement club gave Il dance last
FRIDAY evening and it was very we'll at
ID. A. HaRgerty and Miss Bessie +. Ad-
ANS, formerly of Boulder, were married in
Butte last Monday.
Robert A. Vickers. of the Boulder Senti-
mel, was called to Butte Monday afternoon
by the serious illness of his brother-in-law.
v. A. Cook and family have returned to
town from the Blgfoot district and are oc-
cupying their home west of the court house
square,.
A party of friends last Tuesday evening
invaded the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
Berendes, in Boulder, and spent several
pleaaant hours.
The Boulder Orchestra will give a mas
querade ball in Simpkins' hall, in Boulder,
Friday evening, Feb. 18th, that being the
eve Of st. Valentines day.
Rev. Jas. H. Spencer, formerly of Boul-
der. and now Of Twin Bridges. is shaking
hands with his many friends here, and will
preach at the Baptist church to-day.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Hulda Reidel and T. G. Wolput,
next Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The young people are we'll known in Boul.
der. ssU5 ~
The Grand Army boys met at the resi-
dence of Comrade Will Kennedy last Thurs
day evening and installed the officers for
the ensuing year. ,Ihe next meeting will
be held on Thursday evening. Feb. 18th, at
the residence of Comrade George Ten Eyck,
in Boulder.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Robert A. Wicker, a printer in the Senti-
mel office, and Miss Selma G. Nelson. The
ceremony will take place at the residence
Of the Rroom's parents in Virginia City on
Wednesday, Feb. Is. They will probably
mako their future home in boulder.
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Dated Helena. February Z, 1891.

SFALtD. PROPOSALS-SEALEn PROPOS
~ ala for leasing promises suitable for postotHce
purposes in and for the city of Helena, Montana.
ioi q term OF five years from March 8. 1891, will
o'clock noon, Of Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1891.
blank forms upon which proposals may he
submitted, and amy information desired may be
9ptsinea upon application at the city postotiioc.
Address proposals 10
h, +. BEDELL,
+. .. Inspector in charge.
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WHAT SHALL IT PROFIT?

* ] lay waste and wither up with donbt
The blessed fields or heaven where once my faith
Possessed itself. serenely safe from death,
u deny the things pasN finding out;
Dr il l orphan my own soul of One
That seemed u Father. and make void the place
Within, me where He dwelt in power and grace,
WHAT do j gain. that am myself undone!-
William Dean Howells, in Harper's Magazine
for February,
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Stole y Rad Hot stove

W. j.. Gregory was sent to Jail in Kansas
City, Mo-, the other day for stealing a red
hot stove,' the oven Of which was filled
with biscuits. He sold II at a secondhand
store, biscuits and all, for 38.
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Kate Fields Washington suggests oirculat.
ing pictures after the manner of the circu-
lnting library. But would it not be risky?
Besides, when would we who live among the
Rockies ever lave a chance. at the Angelus,
for instance, if all the cities beyond the
range began to study it first? Art enthusi-
asm would have dissolved into old age
before our turn came. The circulating ex-
hibitions which have been organized under
the New York picture guild would quite
satisfy US for the present. And if there
were inclination enough (there is enough
money! we might have such exhibitions as
go to Minneapolis, st. Paul and Denver.
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Tuesday will BIO the evening with mioe'
to be given mt Mrs. Blake's parlors. and
promises to be extremely entertaining. The
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NoTIUE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE, TO UREDlTORS-ESTATE UF
~ Edwin }. Rowe. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
ministrator of The estate of Edwin J. Rowe
deceased, to tho creditors Of, and all per.
fons having claims against the laid deceased, To
exhibit them with the necessary, Vouchers, within
hve, months after the first publication of this
notice, 10 the said administrator at the office
occupied BY j II; shober, in Helena city:
the same being the place for tho transaction OF
the business OF said estate in the county of Lewis
and Clarke. FREDERICK s. ROWE,
,Administrator of Edwin j, Rowe, deceased,
Dated Jan, ~. A. ID. 1891.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MftT-
~ ing of the stockholders Of tho Penn YanM
ing company will be held mt the law office of A.. X.
Harbour. IN tho Masonic temple, in the city OF
Helena. Montana, ON Tuesday the 18th day "f
rehftary.. A. ID. 1891, mt four O'Clock p. III. OF
taid day, for tho purpose OF slerting u beard Of
TRUSTEES to serve as = ,ch until the next annua.
n,t eting OF said company, AMI to transact such
meeting.
GEORGE Ill. HILL,
Secretary.
Dated Helena. February I, 1891.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Btayton Ives, President.
Edward J. Berwind, President Colorado Coal
and Iron Co.
CHARLES j. Canda, ex-Assistant Treasurer U. s
VIM. N. Color, DR., of w. N. Color h Co., II
Pine street.
Chauncey Nj. Depow, Prest. N. Y. Z. 4 H. r.
r. Co.
v, :. Snyder.
Marcellus Hartley, of Hartley 4 Graham, Is
Maiden Lane.
ance society.
F.O. Mathiessen, of F.. o. Mathiessen 4 Vie
cher's Sugar Refining Co, 16 Wall street.
John II. Searles, Jr., Prest H~avemeyer's Sugar
Refining Co. =.
Sidney /. Tyler, Prest. Fourth Street National
Bank, Philadelphia.
VIM. {. Whitney, ex-Secretary of the Navy.
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and rotund form Was seen on our streets
this week.
Conrad Kohrs. esq.,. with his son Willie,
!ets this week for u six weeks sOjourn IN
California.
Tho slsighing has boon very good this
wees, g. most Of tho Young people can
Miss Ella Rogers was called from Butte
BY tho sudden severe illness Of hsr mother
pm Friday.
Mrs. G. q. Birdsoye, Of Avon, was, the
guest for a few days this week Of Mrs. N. j.
Bielenberg.
The irst rehearsal for the opera Mikado
Will take place the 9th instant at tho house
OF MIRA. N. l.. Jones.
VIM. Russell, formerly a popular society
acquisition came down Friday to attend
tho y. M. +. G. dance.
Hart Humber; 81 Anaconda. and Willie
homes IN Deer Lodge Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Gruwell, OF eastern Montana.
has left for her home, leaving her three
younger children In the college.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, teacher in the
Anaconda schools, came down Friday even
ing to spend a few days with her friends.
Ed. Christian, who has been in California
for a few months, returned to Deer Lodge
this week, where he received q warm well
come.
Mrs. j. II. Mills and Mrs. Lou p. Smith, OF
Butte, left for California Thursday, where
they seek renewed strength and health for
the latter.
A large number Of the friends OF Mrs.
Willard Bennett took her pleasant home BY
surprise last Saturday night, and spent q
few hours most delightfully."-.
The Juvenile Whist club did not meet
this week on account Of the Y. M. p. G.
l MrnN E Anvk n rrnfn 80. A. -I..I- LIN IL -
tertained by Miss Rhetta Ward.
The Woman's club hsld forth as usual in
their club rooms on Tuesday. The exer-
clseH, were musically interesting, being vol
ulltary contr buttons from the members.
Ths.society Of the Kings Daughters OF
the Presbyterian church, learning that
Mrs. Sawyer's family were in needy cir
cumstances, bountif1lly provided them
with some of the worlds goods.
The Y. M. p. G. gave the last of their
most delightful series of dances on Friday
evening. a. large number were present
from abroad. Prof. Pasco's orchestra dis
coursed the sweetest of strains.
Miss Mary Galbraith, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. N. j.. Bielenberg for some
months, leaves this week to join her father
at Washington, where Judge Galoraith in
tends making his future residence.
Mrs. John O'Neill gave delightful whist
party on Thursday evening to n large mum.
Der of her friends. Whist was played un-
til q late hour, when the guests partook OF
delicious refreshments. This is about the
last entertainment before Lent.
Th Misses Bien entertained the Juvenile
Whist club last Saturday night. Misses
Carrie Williams, Rhetta Ward, Katharine
Evans, Ella Galbraith and Messrs. Bartz,
Heed, Coleman and Mignerery were present.
Refreshments were served and a generally
good time reported.
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cci6n telegrafca: CAsA-BoNETA.
Antonio Jauregui,
SUCCESSOR DE FELIPE HECHT.
FoRTALEzA 50, PUERTo-RICo
Sc acadia de recibir un gran surtido de:

Sc ACADIA de recibir un gran surtido de:
Joyeria de orc plata. Relojes de orc, plata. nj
quel Y metal oxidados. Leontinas leopoldinas.
Cubiertos de metal blanco plateado, convoyes, JUG
gos de cafe, azafates, candeeros arros tareteros
adomos para tocador. srtido general en- cristaeria
fna ordinaria, Vailas de porcelana piezas suel-
tas. Juegos de lavabo, flores art,fciales tiestos
elegantes para sn coIocacion: musgo verde, Carte
ras lie piel de- Rusia-Neceseres para sencras seno-
ritas cabaIleros. Sedas de todas classes colores
para costura l,ordado. Gusanillo hilo, dc plata
lie orc. Gaones.d nrados plateados.-Lama de
ORC dc plata. Tisli banco de ecolores.-Fleco do
rado ateado. Juguetcs de todas classes precios.
Munecas venidas.-Juguetes aut6matas con musica.
Canas doradas, de diversas dimrnsiones en- anchos,
Lunas para espejos.-Crstales pianos, diafanos, de
colores los llamados 'musclina." Cortinas taspa-
rentes para puertas ventanas, con sus mecauismos
para subirIas bajarIas Cajas de perfumeria.-
Neceseres para costnra.
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I5rar aIIi5)d de nuebIeS
su S0EES pc Q, MASJUAN Y CA.
SAN Pr 4NcIs5o 44-sAN JUAN PUERTo-RIoo
~ UNICA OCASlON
PARA ApQUIRIR MUEBLES BARATOS.
aAN p lNcIslo 44-sAN JUAN PUERTO RICO

sa nues4o
pen rdblico ha cop las nrnenos canita
Ell exclusive nbjeto surtirnos
muebles HamburgO,
la satisfaction
anunciar cntela pdblico general Ell
gandoso surtido de toda elase de
muebles art1cuos perenecentes
tro ramo del mel Agusto de Ia mayor novedad.
uicos de la
fabrca &e de Viena
era de bejuco dichos Sres tanta
dennis fabcas la msma especadad ell
pubco que ineresado sabido ahora
apreca mpone derenca preriendo adqurr mobia
rio ben surdos amacenes oaidad del
queos Jacobo Josef Kohn de Vien
tenn la ventaja de reunr exquisite eleanca
sodez pblico debdo
senclla apcaci0n del toio mGdTe
en- susttucon onaos sabdo ofrecen
tabdad Xperta cudan del monje de
Ia siller1a.
sigendo counbre de vender preeios redncdnos
CONIAO
Sio de ca uno slera QUE
disposition clientela del publco general
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RsToRNo

(ll TIasborda al cOrreO salidO de Santander
20 la carga para Habana M6jico.
q. pnerro Lnou >irve por trasbOrdo
{3) Trasbolla Ia r.,rga para el dierraneo es-
1,hTol Il an vapul de Ia COmpania.
IA L., carg, para Geneva qneda bordo del
tvel que L, llpvara dpSde Havre, donde tomard
..,lemts la i lt hab endo do opc6n al Havre sea
tlastinada Italia. La parala en- eI Havre Sc IL
,uitara al tempo absolutamente necesario para las
uueTaciopas ae aeecaFQA habilitaci6n del buque.
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J. M. IZQUlERD) Y G.
SOCIEDAD EN- COMANDITA
37-Fortaleza-37

IMPoRTADoREs Y ExPoRTADOREs
Giran letras sobre las Capitales prncipaes
pOblaciones de Espala, Isla de Cuba, Estados
Unidos e Inglaterra.
Agentes de la Compania Trasatlantica de va
Agentes de la COmpanla de Seguros Mariti-
mos del Lloyd Ingl6s '"The Inderultine ct
Agency Association Limited"