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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
PlateFfa de Julian Arroyo

Este acreditado establecimento Sc ha tras.
ladO q la calIe de San Jose ndmero g. dendo
su propieTario tiene el gusto de ponerlo dis
posici6n del p1blco en general, particular
mente de sus parroquianos, en- todo 10 que SO
-refere los trabaiOs del ralno. 15-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

$50 ALMANAQUE. -Lunes %, + Santos Pedro
y Pablo. .a...:. -.- 4-.:.~
EFEMERIDE.-18O9. Disposition iel Co.
bernadOr Intendente D. Toribio Monies para
que con los donativos vOluntari0S de los CAPT.
tanes de buques americanOs montantes unos
5000 durOs y otrOs 5000 mas que habfa manda-
do poner disposition del Sr. Obispo Sc desc
principle al establecimiento de una casa de re-
cogidas (Por 10 visto no tuvo efectO esta dis
posici6n).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
sECCION DE AFUNCI0s
81 " e = O

La yenta por acciones de una leontna de
orc y otras prendas que Sc habfan senalado
para 81 sort6o de la Loteria Provincial del 80
del actual Sc transfiere para el sorteo del mes
de Agosto pr0ximo venldero. Todas las prem
das contindan depOsitadas en- Ell establecimien-
to de don G.. Tinaud.
a Puerto Roo, JUNO % de 189l.--Iues Gin6s,
viuda de Hoyos. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
Nueva Sastreria
En- Barranguttas.
PRONTITUD- Y EsMERo

a PRONTITUD Y ESMERo
FL que suscrlbe tiene Ell gusto de ofrecer sus
serviciOs tOdOs los vecinos demas pueblos Ii
mftrofes que gusten honrarle con sus trabaios
en- la ensenanza de mtisica como professor de ella
cOntando con muy buenos Operarios excelentes
costureras. PreciOs m6dicOs.
y Barranquitas, 20 de JUNO de 1891.
6-3 Juan d. Eotorge
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
CHARADA
nedacada 4 IA Sc. 1lerssa santana.

Tus dedos pYiN0 terceya-casi siempro
han de tener,-tercerG cuagtG he de ver--en
tn hemosa cabellera.-Y 81 con este motive
unes prinaeYG y segstsadG, ,-tendras una VOC que
abunda,-y IN verbo en- indicativo.-Y mi t0dO
ciertamente-es en- tt una cualdad, la que
unio tn bondad,--el eterno Omnipotente
Hato- -Grande. # Romeo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
# a aa E4+a
ENTRET TENlMlENToS,
LoaOGRIFo NUNRRIcO

DedicGdo d mi amigo J10F c. DtspG.
1,2,3,45,6,7e,9,1o 10, II, L., 2,1s,14151e,1718 Nom
bre de una bonita danza, 80, ,l0,9, 1918 HijO
de Venus.-1.18,2,14 Preside los vientos.-6,
17,18 Hija del aire.-9, Is, ,18 Semi-dios
marino- 9,16,3, 1912, II Fil6sofo griego.-8,
las islas Fortunadas.
Hato. .Grande. &. II11 Romeo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

Solueiones.-De Ia charada Velas,-De
anagrama: Anita Martinez-Del arpa acr6sti-
ca Barrera. DE la fuga dc. vocales !" En- la
puerta de tn casa-a poner voy un letrero-
que olga de esta manera:-por aqui SO sube al
cielo" W. rs nar ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
EE taIONto uo debe prOstjtWir1O

Infortunio tenaz con safla horrenda
10 conViorte On errante peregrino;
jugueto del antojo del destino
no gabe en- donde levantar sn tienda.
Cruza jadeante por Ia angosta senda;
y la luz del lucero matutino,
de nueVo emprende su fatal caminO
dispuesto 4 perecer en- Ia contienda.
Luz en- tinieblas:--la impossible boda
no conturba su espiritu sereno,
aunQue llegue agotar su esencia toda;
ast procede el valeroSO y bueno:
: el aguila, 81 es aguila. no enlOda
suS alas magestuosas en- el cieno.-.
.s~t BFWptO p. MjFGSVd0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

Las han envfado.-De Ia fuga: AilugbOy
sarerrac, El mundo enteroy yGertamen Naeional,
srta. Maria Negron, M. B: T.-Del auagrama !:
AngustiaS, Ailudboy Sarerrac.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
Romeo.
ANAGRAMA
ANA CONDIZIUs

Con estas letras formar 81 nombre ape
lido de una simpatica senorita de esta Capital
a Quien 70 aprecic mucho.
M0NhiI0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
chas sgnOritaa son Da PabFia Ti6 Rodriguez,
~ Ana Ruiz eardona y Ds Sara Lopez M nssa.
Y II r 8 OS.

Z con 81 mas brutal de los cinismos
Ne llaman sodador, mala cabeza.
lEllos que on 81 ignorancia y su toTpeza
Al andar son jugueteS de ST mismos!
lQu6 conciencia, 81 pecado
No manch6 con Bus babas asquerOsas
ii 70 que soy tan honrado,
Ne echo veces en- cara tantas COsas II.
At0WDo Frtera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
NOX NRAA

Don Mauricio Guerra ha trasladado su Oh
Gina q los altos de la casa nImero IS de Ia ca
lie de la FOrtaleza. l5-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
II KXS0

POr tener que ausentarse su dueno, Sc
vende la TIENDA PULPERfA de don Romero
BarredO, sta en- ell barrio de Puerta de Terra
Gale de San Agustfn Ell que des6e comprar-
Ia, puede dirijirSe en- el miSmo estabIecimiento
en- donde informaran.
Puerto Rico, JUNO 20 de 1891. l5-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
BUENA a OCCASION

.v bse vende q se alquila, una casa, situada
en- nn0. .ile los iapi.res puht@ ibnnito.
InfOrnaran on aquel pds,,O. don Fernan-
Pout, en ID CapiJal, Sucespres IS Jose Her
naiz. l6-e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

Vino Riojano de Aless6n, Rioja-Precio de
botellas llevan ell nombre litografiado de Fran
cisco Font, Tanca esquina Fortaleza.
- CasGs que Sc Tec0Dpie0adG9S :--EL BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe
ria y peluquerfa de la Capital. ...m..
prOpjetGgj0 VI J.. Apellaniz, San Justo, ntl-
nero 16.-P Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados.-Esmero limpieza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
BFSsHO ?. MIvGNd0.

Las grandes cOrtesanas y las mujeres va
nidosas, siempre han preferido un collar de
diamantes, IN faisan guisado como DioS
manda. Estdpidas! Todas las perlas de
GolConda, no valen 10 que una buena comida
en- La CGtGlG3s0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

Soy muy POGO aflcionado preparaciones
magistrates extrangeras por la excesivas pom
derac;Oues de que ordinariamente son objeto;
per0 despu6s de haber ensayado su Emulsion,
desde hace mucho tempo, creo de mi deber
manifessar ustedes que hoy la considero CO.
mo un medicamento maravilloso que mereCo
el favor del p1blico.
No solo 6 las afecciones tuberculosis on
Que tan ventajosamente reemplaza al bacalao
debe limitarse 81 eafera de acci0n, pues sus
buenos resultados no se haTan esperar en- todas
les Intermediates relaCionadas con un emp0-
De nstedes alto. S. Manuel 40 Jesus
Flores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

Calderos surtidos, molinoS para cafe, quail.
drapas dnas y entrefinas, timbres el6ctriCos,
cintas abrOchadoras, relojes de pared, espeios,
esa? Els una palida muestra de los muchos
efeCtos que nay de venta On casa de Armas y
JimenOz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

sombreros, corbatas, camisas, cuellos, pu
on la EIegGmoiG CWbW'aG, Fortaleza 40. r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
SAuvILls-eEIsS

Therr wAs a pretty wedding AZ the
summer residence Of Mrs.. Fannie D..
>autsll. AZ south Paris. Wednesday
evening. sept. Ard. Miss Lillian Saa-
trlle. a nicc~ 81 Mrs. Sauielle. "a. united
In marriage % Mr.. Emile r. Helms II
Charleston. :. g.. BY Rev. Thoma.
Whltsside. u south Paris.
The service Was a beautiful Episcopal
form With ring. Mrs. >autellc played
tie wedding march az the entrance II
the wedding party. The bride wore a
lovely COstum. Of white, With long veil
aud orange blossoms. Misses M.udie
aud Faunis BLOOD from Boston. acted a.
brides maids. They wore costumes 81
white also, adorned With flowers. The
room Ms tastefully decorated aud they
we're married In a horse shoe ~ flowers.
There was an Italian song Ia the bride.
from the opera % Linda, rendered by
Mr.. y. y. >autslle. which Vas most
highly appreciated. aud duet By Cam
pana Tel scmentl, by Mrs. j. II. Raw
sOn aud Mrs. sautslle.
The bride received large number ~
beautiful and costly presents from
friend. In the south, Bo.ton and other
PLACES.
Supper wAs served. the time honOrci
wedding cake not being forgotten.
The happy couple lsfi Tor their future
home In Charleston, :. g.. saturday,
with the bcst ~ wishes u their friends
Ia this vicinity, where the bride I. we'll
known, for the future happiness. They
will b. accompanied by Mrs. sautelle a.
FAR AZ BrOoklyn, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
stAR RIveR oRANot.

The -erond children. night ~ the
year ls9l was held BY Bear River Grange
al their last meeting. The ye-try was
decorated With Jack o'lanterns,- made
from pumpkins. The huge grOte.que
face grinned on every side; some on
tables furnishing lights. smaller ones on
brackets, all calling forth shouts Of
laughter from the little folks. After
music BY organ and violin, recitation.
were given by the following children:
Chester Howe Bean, Lon Edson wight.
Maud Russell, Everett brown, Carrie
wight, sanford Bro~n, Miller Roberts,
Jessie Powers, Grover Brown, then some
delicious pumpkin pies were served, ae-
by pears and lemonade; a
"Jack Hornsr" pie completed the repast,
and each little Que found q mammoth
plum. Next Was the old ''donkey game
which entertained as happily AZ ever,
prizes being books. Music. violin with
organ accompaniment. Starting for
home each one bore sack o'lantern" In
arms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
MAINE STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION

The Executive Committee are able Ia
assure the sunday school worker. IL
the state that the programme 81 the
Twenty -third Annual Convention, al
Pine II. ". v. church, Portland, oct.
~, "a and Is, is9l, will be- IL the fr.t
quality In ability and value. The Com
mittec, with great satisfaction, announce
that they have secured Tor this meeting
the aid 81 the lev. \. y. schsuhcf.
II. H.. whose pre-emlneut ability Ia
thi. department ]. known Throughout
the world. Mr.. william Reynolds, To-
iernaiional Field Secretary. than who
no Que could bc more welcome Ia Maine,
will give hi. valuable assistance through
the entire session. Miss Annie Harlow,
of Lowell. we'll known az superior la
this grade. will have charge II the Inn
poriant Primary Department. Rev.
charles II. spaulding. ID. ID, :. ;.
Secretary IL the National Baptist Pub
LEGATION society, will give an address.
The best speakers aud worker. of the
state will cooperate In the meeting,
which giye- reliable promise 81 being. by
far, the largest ever convened Ia Maine.
II. l. s>ow,
state Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
Written Zoe TIE fcfausrat.
AS TIE rwIo IS BENT TIE Tree
ISCllseS.

AS rrG rwio IS BENT TIE Tree
IScllSgS.
The above I. an sisg, ~ very ancient
date handed down from father Ia sou,
aud accepted a. an axiom by most pso-
pie. especially those whose attention has
not In some particular way been called In
thl. direction.
In the summer II lsSj, being In the
employ 81 a man In the manufacture IL
organ pipes, Ia the town ~ Chestcryille,
aud, receiving pay by the hour. I chose
to commence my labor. at early dawn.
Every morning, however early I arose,
| would see two men AZ work. Mr.. Park.
the owner IL the MILL, would be running
logs for his day. work. Mr.. lIutchins
would b. preparing for hl. work at
shinglc saving. Their work requiring
less light than the shop work on which
VAS engaged, they Invariably took the
pole from me In the morning. II VA.
We three while all other people were
struggling for u moment II rest between
mosquito bites, for u there IL one place
on earth wher. mosquitoes hold sway,
II u Chesteryille Mills.
Having had no Acquaintance with Mr..
Iiutchlns, an'i having occasion one
morning 10 20 into his MILL for lumber,
Instead ~ finding man whose lines
were limited Ia that of shingle weaver,
found one Who could give points To
those 30 more prctentious mein. Having
before him q Single bolt. the heart or
plth 81 which Was exposed and very
crooked. he called my attention To the
fact, aud, also 10 the fslslty 81 this very
old and accepted theory. "You See"
observed he, ''the crooked heart: that
vas ONE the twlg. while II has grown Ia
a straight aud stately tree"
In after years, the business In which
Was engaged calling for lumber the
straightne.s Of which added essentially
TO its cash value, my attention wa. often
called 90 the matter. would Ind tree
perhaps straight and handsome, aud fiat
ter myself that small treasure MAS In
store, when perhaps approaching the
heart u would become cross-grained and
nearly worthless. II Was then that my
mind would revert Ia the object lcsson
Of the single bolt In the old mill. on
that June morning so long ago.
Often since that time have ] thought
of the special application to mankind.
Whether or not the man who In early
life, Ike the crooked twig, having not
walked circumsI~ctly before men, and
having later on assumed . fair exterior,
might not retain the ssme heart which |
prompted Its early growth. Not assum-
Ing the powers Of either Judge or jury, ]
will not psss upon the case, leaving lt |
Tor each TO form hls own conclusions |
from The best knowIedge he may obtain. |
u. TiLrON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
ELECTIONS r.is gALL

lows elects Governor and Legisla-
turv.
Maryland will elect q Governor and
other state officers aud Legislature. aud
vote upon six proposed amendments o.
the constitution ~ the state.
Massachusetts, will eloct Governor aud
ether state ofiicers and Legislature.
Mississippi will elect thrrc Railroad
Commissioners and Legislature.
Nebraska will elect Associate Justice
% the supreme Court aud two Regents
81 The Ssate University.
New Jersey .ill elect part ~ the sen
ate aud Assembly.
New York will elect Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor. Secretary % state,
Comptroller. Treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral. Engineer and surveyor, the senate,
the Assembly. 10 Justiccs 81 the supreme
Court, aud a Representative In Congress
from the lOth District.
ohio will elect Governor and other
state officers and Legislature. and vote
upon a proposed amendment "a the con
stliuiion providing for the uniformity Of
taxation.
Pennsylvania will elect a Treasurer
and Auditor General AMI vote whether a
constitutional convention shall Dc held,
and elect delegates % the same.
Virginia elects One-half it, senate and
It. House Of Delegates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
Melted sf Pstitiss Go. Di.shaTs''
aGAII Oh MANI.

OXFORD, .. i-gsan ~ Is..ll,safy lrfs -
~ JAWS v. HARLOW. insslitsrf If 90
NOTICE !. hsrvby Given that Isii.
~ this ian day ~ ~ett 4 ~ ls.l. .sf
ssnt-f o. saii saav for said tnuni| L.
tiAftys .nf bnrk nshl. ~ tls tuuniI ri ''h
praying that ~ may - tiesressi fuI i.a
frOm al M. ishts. Individually an.I as
~ The ara 20 iisris~, Ma.on A 60.
unsler the pIstis,ons ~ ,hapter -rfr.f
-tsiute- - haine, at uI-uu All ~ i...
ofisresi ~ all sVau thai hsarinE Ir Ht' W
III sane tsforv ssif toat "a PARE. Iu -.
~ - OXFORD, on Wednesday, ~. ll.t ia' TT
t0bsf, \. u. lssl, Al nine osls-rk b. Oh" f'.f.
snd that notics thercof ~ pubush. if o. pa
hsmorrat, shsusIaprr pullishesi n sa.l ''-
of Otfsr'l, onoe . rcek for TIM saif
wesks, tbs lat publlsati0n b. ~ -stsf IA
The day ofiesrinx, and that al err. Orr
have Pr"tei thslr fiefts. and otlsr -a' -
rrst-i. may apI-sr a ssid place az t
shg~ esa-s, N any they have, why u"
.hsaii nat ~ xraRtei saii isi,tor az its W.
prayer ~ hi Istitioa
A,is-. ,-iIiRRICk 4. DAVIS, 49,
OF sail coaTt for sAii Coaaty "Ai''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

The well.known humorist Edgar
Wilson Nye, better known by the name
"DilI Nyr,- which Was bestowed upon
him by brother journalists In CAlIfornls,
viii contribute Ia The C.afsry during
the coming year q series NJ articles de-
.cripti,c of hls experiences In different
parts of America and In various ca
pacitIe.. lie calls them hls "AuiobIog-
rsphIes, - aud the first Que, The Auto
biography of . Justice of the Peace"
will appear In the November Century.
II .. understood that Mr.. Nye has not
drawn so largely s Ia usual With
him, upon his powers of Invention,
but has endcayor-i to present series
~ picture. NJ American life which Will
both amuse and instruct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
PASS LIS nAr. ~ NECESSARY.

Nsw Hsmp.hire ave Msins ~ shoics In ths
ulstirr % ths Worht's Pair buikting, h~r coutais
sisnsrs having dsstissi against Joint -truCturS.
rhs outeouas cannst fail b. - pessing o. very
larxv majority - the cititsas ~ this STATE.
Malns. fef May rva-.n.. l. q nsts-i -tats % "
I aion ~hs g. az enot-gh All dtstin ful-hssi
enutizh - have . tuikiins ~ her 0sn. All hne
oas hssiie..-Portiand Advertiser.
Exactly 80, and II the portion OF the
state appropriation allotted tO Building
purposes Isn't sufficient Ia give Maine al
the Worlds Fair building 10 match the
state. there ought 10 Dc state pride and
liberality enough among her leading eth
sens % chip In and furnish the funds
needed % do so. II that fails lets start
a public subscription. We think Maine
people a. whole realize the Importance
IL our grand old state putting her beat
foot forward al Chicago, 10 amply re
spond.-Auburn Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

OXFORD, q. Ala Coav 20 frutais. kski a
Parts, within ant Zoe tn Csun,y ~ Otfori
On III thiri ru~.siay - ssys., 4. u. tssi.
en- ~ Istitlon ~ h.ai. D. chAss. Uuariiah
~ IVA A. hurh talhsf bsir - Jo.sph 4
Muwh. late - faris. IN ssit toauty. dcesa-ci.
pfaytng Zoe hesh.s o. ell and convey certain
fesl estate de.sfii-si IN ~. pstti.a on
dls In The Probate Onse. at an sissntAs,sas Offer
~ oss hus.ir,.i AMI tseaty nts dollar. ths pro
c.c.is O. - inyc.ts-i forth l~esnt - sail uiinr
OupsHsp. That The All Istltisnsf give noti.s
D. AL Irr-.a- intsrv-tei, ~ causing an sls-trssi
- his Istition. with this orisr thsrrpn. D. -
pabnsis-i thF.s ~esks .ucre-.i,ely In The DN
lori listns-fsi, . nrsraI-r prntri al Paris,
t-sts ,"ar, 81 ~ bski 81 fshs. on ths thiri
TUESDAY tot nett. "a nins o'ck-k IN the Zoe,
ns-sa. ahi .lss osa.s. n any they have. shy III
ssms shoahi nj ~ srahtsi.
stOkat 4. WILSON, Ju.lsv.
Auue oopy-AIisst III. q. DAVIS. I.ssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
oIIo.

IN SAITH rar.. ssis q. wiiHss ~.
In Nsr~sy. ~~tt "a. Mr.. tiith bumpus.
~ifs - - rhilhr,-,a, as~i - Years.
In Nafway. -sta u. Haiph. 40 ~ NJ. AL
Mr.. " l.. iihbY, ssci u masihs.
u >ufvay. ~sIt l.. suf'iun Lsuu. sna - NJ
abd Ms. ..srs, l.. >eJs.. ass'i uOnih. AT !
daY
IL Ns,ics. s,r, ~. Ayers LUX. aS~i n
year.
10 We, rs,is'. ssIa ~. Mr.. lI.u,stp saith ,
Nf~i ~ ysars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
N.,i.s .f p.,i,is. Zoe Di.sh.'s'.
STATE an MANI

ONfunu. - .-fuurt "a tns.l.trnrI
- bANAt. nENts. tns.,itfHi No.
NOTICE L. hrfrtF aitFn tIt1f II Iaf.
" this lfth la - >sIt = 40 lrI
s.suis.i o. All t.urt fur sai.i Harf .'
hsulis. ~ frYehurs in o. iuuHf
pfsy ing that h. ma o. iis,rtsal r..
frum All he islts. pnlfahh un.lrr i..
~ thsptsf sstsntT 20 tn -t.fHf..
Ani uJ=ln sali Istltiun. IL 'Is
all Court that q hrauHE 'f ..
H. saHns tsfurr satt tuuH RI lH."
tuuntY - uNfuri. un NnirfsIf. '
20 nyt.. \. ~. Isii. "a uiuf uIark
nf-uu anfi that nfafifs thFfFsHf Is
ths fof'i il~saf-Tut. q nsssfaIs
saii 'ssntY ~ DxfuF'i. unrr 49,
ss.sits sess.. ths lat IuhnllfI
daYs i-iuFs tiir iiaY ~ hsanrE anI if
it"r shD hafs pFufssi tisif islft hH
soas iHtsfs-ts.t MAJ apt-ssr 20 st.I
tiins AMI shus Canss. N an tisI HH
d. hsfx- sis.suhi Ne ~ grantri 'hI'
euriing o. a. prayer ~ ~ IftitiHH
Atts.t -ilEkRigk 4. DAVE o..
~ All 1sstr Dc said tuuntI ". '''
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NEw ApVEErisENE>rS

OK
raart.t ttns Wsr lNrur-taas.
rettias 90 Iirsuas a. al nsal tstsis.
ttns O. - tuulfisrtahlr.
"a NIm.ry AL --latest NoFefiss.
taIh.rs.
Nurf1Ik FsfTr -.
Ian act Niutef tst.His.
tssap nss.iinE
tlfr ~ifs graFuns $50
Naa rs.-tlsut Taxs. LEI nsthsL
~ tas.tiFs
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sIN.Lg sopuss.

Sinsis Csplss - ~ tlsuaucrst Az f.ur ossts
ssfh TkaF Stll ~ uaaissi 90 rsxslIs - prifs ~
a. pahl.hsrs % Dor a. ussuNsnlsurs 20 Istf,sns
sings os,fiss 20 "a esch tssur have isn rlsrsl On
a.. Al a. fulhgstnr rlsrss a. ~ tuuntT
S,iulh faris, t.srrY's pfug ~tsrV.
~hurtsr-s nrug ~tnrN.
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rCRs AND rrIRI

The worlds Fair commissioners 81
New Hampshire deciie against a ioint
building wlth Maine, ~ u isn't ques-
tion whether Maine wants o. 90 not.
Not--iy In Maine has yet expressed any
grief n the dsCision.