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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-05

made bright the pathway Of the
righteous.
..Can you o., this demonstration who
have the blessed privilege OF Gods word.
as handed down TO US, go astray? What
a grand aud enlightened privilege 1t Is to
those who can read Gods word; eau have
explained to them the meaning by a
faithful pastor! During every Sabbath
day. parts OF it are read to yon and at
each service words are recited from both
Testaments. You, who have been COM
torted by Gods most holy word,
and find comfort in 1t. why not
max it your own to see to it that those
who are not SO blessed by hearing Gods
word shall near it? 1t is lone by mis-
sionaries and q grand work is being ac-
complished. Think of Gods word and do
as directed in the words of the collect of
today. Hear Gods Holy Scriptures,
read, mark, learn and inwardly digest
them and to you will come the peace of
GOD which passeth all understanding.
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The remainder were distributed to local
charities. The president reviewed thd
work of the society In her annual address,
and thanked the section presidents
aud directors for their jealous
work. The Alection of officers resulted as
follows: Honorary President. Mrs. E. p.
G. Lewis; President. Mrs. A. w. Bark
alew; Secretary. Miss G. Kudlich, and
Treasurer, Miss E.. W. Cook. There are
twelve sections in the Hoboken branch,
the presidents of which are espectively
as follows:-Mrs. VIM. LoewenthaI.
Thomas. Mrs. A. r. H. Mccain. Mrs. A
H. Roach. Mrs O~elschlager, Mrs. 8. D.
Julien, Miss Utz and Mrs. A. Ludecke.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-05
SERVICE OF SONG.

A special song service was held last
evening at the Greenville Reformed
Church. The edi6ce was thronged aud
the service was a great success. These
services are held on the first Sunday of
each month and are exceedingly pop ular.
The programme included a selection by
the following quartette:-M Miss M.
Schultz. Mrs.. George Smith. Miss e.
Spatschil and AR. George Smith, and
solos by Mrs. Schultz and Mr.. 4. Ennis.
The other members OF the choi are
M. Knapp, Frieda RELAY. Mrs. b. Allaire,
Mrs. n. Bowmand and Messrs. E. AL
laire. w. j. Kerry and Mr.. H. Morgan.
MI. E. WesterveiI is organist and direc-
TOR
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HOBoKEN NEEDLEWORK GUILD.

Secretsry's Report at the Annual Meet
ing-Eleotion of Officers.
AZ the annual meeting of the Hoboken
hrahch of the Needlework Huiid. the sec
tarE reported that /. $50 new earments had
BEEN contributed and s33 subscribed for
tho work of the Guild. Tie distribution
of the garments was as follows: St.
Mays Hospital, 2S8; Christ Hospital,
249 81. Katherine's Home 172; the
.Fr AVerein. ITO; the Memorial Day
Nd R5g; st. Vincent de PAuI,s Sew
ini 50; Old Lalies' Home, a..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-05
DEAN HOFFMAN AT ST. PAULS.

Special Musical Service and Touching
Discourse ON the Scriptures.
A largo congregation greeted Dean
Eugene A. Hoffman, D. D. of the General
Theological Seminary of New York last
night at st. Paui's Protestant Episcopal
Church on Duncan avenue, wnere he
oficiated. A special service of song had
been arranged. It's harmonious celebra-
ton made the service even more beauli-
full tina common.
Dean Hoffman is a gentleman ap-
parently OF sixty years. He is tall and
stout and has an Intelligent face. adorned
with gray WHISPERS. His voice is clear
and distinct and every word he utters
commands attention.
The Reverend gentleman made an ad-
dress from the words of the collect of the
day. the second Sunday in Advent.
Blessed Lord, who hast secured all holy
scriptures for our learning. grant that we
may in such wise hear them. read, marx,
learn, and inwardiy digest them, that by
natience and comfort of thy holy word,
We may embrace, and ever mold fast the
blessed hope of everlasting life, which
Thou hast gwen US in Il Saviour Jesus
Christ" Ths Dean reviewed the history
of the Bible, and. srQka. of its wonderful
I1ii1II iI Il 90 |: :s;. ), 4 ''S SS5';,
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HoBOKEN COUNSEL, R. A.

Hoboken Council, No. SO. Royal Arcanum, Of
Hoboken, now claims a membership of 322. At
the annual meeting the following officers were
Acknowledgment, Thomas E. Birch; Vice Re-.
gent. G.. B. Kemp; Past Regent, B. w. DEM
Arrest; Orator., w. B. Tappen; Collector, G. W.
Write; Jr;; Secretary, r.; = Anderson; Treas.
Chaplain, G. J. Burghardt; Warder, P. Daab;
Sentry, D. Foster; Trustee for three years,
Thomas II. Mccain; Representatives, Thomas
Birch and B.. w. Demarest; Alternates, II.
Hodges and Charles L. Pitts.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that on the twenty first
sessment filed in the office of the Clerk of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners their final as
SesSment, map and report for the improvement of
ERIE STREET,
between Thirteenth street and the south side of
Sixteenth street, by grading, curblng, tagging,
bridging and paving the caIriageway, between
thirteenth street and the north side of Fifteenth
is now open TO public inspection in the ofice of the
Clerk of said Board.
And notice IL also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are In
cluded in said assessment:
ERIE STREET,
from Thirteenth street to sixteenth street.
THIRTEENTH STREET
ION the north side), from Erie street, about 200 feet
FOURTEENTH STREE
from Erie street, about 200 feet east and 200 feet
ives
FIFTEENTH R
from Erie street, about 30 feet east and 200 feet
west,
SIXTEENTH STREE
Con the south side), from Erie street, about 200 feet
east pnd 2J feet west.
And that the twenty seventh day of December,
1892, at len O'Clock A. M, and the meeting room of
the Beard Of street and Water Commissioners are
hereby hxed as the time and place when and where
the Board Of street and Water Commissioners will
meet 10 hear, consider and adjudicate upon all OBJ
jec, ions TO said assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented In writ
ins.
Bg order of the Board Of Street and Water Com
missioners.
GEo.T t. BoUToN,
Dated Jersey City, November25. 1892
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Notice is hereby gf n that the Commissioners
of Assessment for J&sey oity viii meet at their
ofice in the building occupied by the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners, corner of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, jersey. CITY. New Jersey,
on tuesday,, the 9th dayAof Dec mber, 1892, at j
o'clock A. NJ, to make appraisals and TO determine
the valve Of the reai estate to lie taken for the
opening OF eth street fromNit present westerly
termin us to Hoboken avenue. to the full width Of
sixty feet, and will then and there hear all parties
Interested in said improvement who desire to be
he I'd before them ON the value OF tha land to he
taken for such improveme MT and the damages the
owners Of such lands may sustain by reason of said
improvement. ~
HUMPHREY W. CARR,
MICHaEL OHULT JR.
IQRNE LIUS u CRONAN
Cofnmissid2 ers OF Assessment,
W. W. RUaoLEs,
Chief Engineer.
Dated Jersey City. n. j, Now Il, 1884
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-05
SITUATIONS WAYTED

YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
IN a store. Cali No. 1T2 Hopkins avenue.
heights.
VoUNG GIRL WISHES BY SITUATION TO DO
A general hous in the city. No. Isf FIT
good pla n cook, washer and ironsr; 10 cards
Cal NO: ISL FIRST street. one fight u .
WANTED BY A YOUNG Girl TO DO
cnamberwork and waiting. No. $50 Third
street, second hC or.
SITUATION WANTED BY A ~ECT
woman to cook, wash and iron Ia private fami-
y. Call ass Grove street, second floor. -
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publish his infamy from one end of
the earth to the other. The mar is
really well known in this community.
The suspicious of the people are
heavy upon his name; but the mis-
guided fidelity of his dupes has so far
protected him from formal and ex-
plicit exposure. But were the posi-
tive legal evidence electromagnetic
perhaps before long it may be-this
paper would compel him, even
though reformed" and beautified
with a newly fabricated regard for
public opinion. either to leave this
city forever or to afford an opportun-
ity for his guilt to be proven in a
court of justice.
Let us add one word, THE JERSEY
CITY NEWS is prepared at any time,
to pay five hundred dollars for the
final links in the chain of evidence
which will constitute the legal proof
of the guilt of the head man in that
conspiracy. We do not care who he
may be-. Be he democrat or republi-
can, be he a private citizen or the
holder of a fat office, be he insolent
in his defiance of public opinion or be
he a frightened trimmer Dr. time
server, it matters not. When his con-
viction before the law or before the
bar of public opinion is the issue, our
voice will not be heard for mercy. We
feel pity for the underlings in this
conspiracy. 1t would not hurt the
Newark EUen5ng NeDs to temper its
hatred Of ballot box stuffing with a
little pity for them too. But let us
get at the real criminal. and there will
be no relenting.
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opportunity to labor for their f<sh-
lies, we are not in favor Of the
kstoration to the full rights of citizen
p of men who have abused and
graded the most sacred rights of
civil franchise. 1t appears to us
It it would be a most lamentable
or to grant free pardon to any one
them. The parole which the law
w provides for in criminal s
Fers the ground fully and sufficient
We will be glad to see it granted
a majority of these cases, but we
&ell only view with regret the return
the ballot box suffers to resume
privileges they outraged, perhaps
serve again at the polls and ag ain
stitute their functions to the will
bome INSCRIPTIONS boss.
3 of the strongest objections to
hitting a free pardon, indeed to al
Wing any mercy at all, is that by
JUS drawing a sponge over the record,
chances of the true story of their
monstrous crime being told are re-
duced to a minimum. So long as they
smart, while the man or men who re-
duced them to the commissions of that
wrong are powerful and prosperous.
there is hope that some of them may
feel very keenly the contrast between
their disgraced and disfranchised con-
dition and the enjoyment of power
hpd Office by the reformed" boss or
SEES who placed the Joker" ballots
ir hand. They may feel this
30 bitterly that they may be
SSell all they know. If they
to citizenship, it will
feed them at the pub
Rt long be con-
imita-
|spira-
en-, inn
L the
kald
if
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ITS ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.

The Bergen Bowling Club win celebrate il
eleventh. anniversary tomorrow evening a
Pohiman's with o grand reception. Extensx
arrangements have been made for the eva
and a jolly time is expected.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-05

NEW JERSEY.
TRAIN LEAVES PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
DEPOT, JERSEY CITY, 7Ns A.. NJ; MARION,
40 a. M. RETURN, LEAVE HARRISON $50
P. NJ; ARRIVE MARION. 70s P. NJ; JERSEY
CITY, 71o F. II.
WAEFED-AN UNLIMITED NUHBER OF MEN
and women-no security required to watch
Q $40 Doll Building Lot Drawing all next
Week. AppIy IN person at Woods Hall, No. 34 to
oo barrow street, Jersey Cily.-lo. Bonds re-
CURED peIore you can he admitted into the main
nall; Application vii be filed any night next
for sdmittance at
THE ODD FELLOWS FAIR.
WANTED-A GOOD OUTSIDE PIANO SALES
man must be we'll acquain ted IN New York
and vicinity. Address \. P. Courcier, ONCE No
~ Union Square New York City.
WANfED-GIkL To Do HOUsEWORK. NO. u
W Grand street.
W~ANTED-AFlRS T-CLASS COOK, WITH REFER
" enees. No. 1I9 Mercer street.
WANrED-GIRL OF FIFTEEN TO ASSIST WITH
Homework No. $50 jersey avenue.
WANTED-A Nurse GIRL HAVING HAD FIX.
perlence. Call No, 5SA Union street. Heights
WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED LADY AS HOUSE
keeper. Apply No 2s York street.
WANTED-GIRI FOR GENERAL HoUSEwoRK
~ Apply No 261 Grove street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-05

SENATOR MICHAEL J.. BARRETT
will doubtless be President of the
Senate this year. He is entitled to
the place. His seniority and his
abilities give him a personal claim
to it. Besides Essex has a right TO
expect recognition when the honors of
the State are being appointed. We
nope every Hudson man will vote for
Senator Barrett. Senator Winton
does not do himself justice in grasp
ing at the place with SO much urgency.
He has two more years to serve, and
as there is not the remotest chance of
the party losing control of the
Senate, his term will come in good
time. Senator Winton is using his
paper in a very peculiar way, just
now. He is hurting deiances right
and left in somewhat reckless fashion,
and while other democrats are getting
together for peace and progress, he is
busy casting out gloomy i~nnuendoes
out of which the Republican press
takes all the comfort it can. We
would venture to give the Senator
just n word OF advice. He would
do well to get in out of the wet as
quickly as he can, and try how anchor
to windward for 1894 would work.
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ambitious to become the next Sheriff
of Hudson County. Many prominent
democrats are very favorably dis
posed towards him and there is a very
strong chance of his receiving the
nomination, which is, of course, equi-
valent to an election. We hope he
will receive it. THE JERSEY CITY
NEWS will give Mr.. Stanton it's most
cordial support if he becomes the
choice of the party. Mr.. Stanton is
both manly and honest. AS Sheriff,
he would not skulk behind stone walls
when duty called him to act like a
man. He would come to the front
with courage and energy. He would
be the Sheriff, too. He would not
take orders from a political boss.
Neither would he divvy up the fees of
the Office as payment for the nomina-
ton. He would not leave the Office to
run itself or be run by a drunken
ne'er-do-well so that lawyers would
have to shame the County with re-
peated notices of amercement served
on its principal executive official.
With MI. Stanton in control, in
short, the Sheriff's office would be
lifted out of the slough of pot house
politics in which it was plunged when
John ]. McPhillips was forced upon
the party by scandalous bossism in
spite of the warnings and protests of
every sensible and honest democrat
in the county.
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HELP WANTED
NEW JERSEY.

GIRLS WANTED.
APPLY EDISON LAMP WORKS, HARRISON,
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THE JERSEY CITY NEWS just feels
like adding the scalp of a good fat
politician to its museum Of c%urios,
and it does not care whether he is re-
formed OIL not.
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TRAIN LEAVES PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
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Home Rule is wanted in Jersey City. Every
official should be elected by the people.-Jersey
CitU Herald.
Yes, now that the ex-Honorable
Jailer Davis has reformed-the County
Committee, everything is in great
for a return to the system
which worked so beautifully in the
days of the big Four" His ex-
Honor the Jailer will after the style
of the ci-de0Gnt Mayor Hewitt of New
York, search the ranks of the party
for angels for the various commits
sions. The watchword of Reform
with the biggest kind of an R-will
bring out DOC" Gordon and the
other silk stockings" and Mayor
Wanser will be reduced to the COM
~paratively innocuous functions OF
marrying 'Dagos" and drawing his
salary, just like the late unlamented
Orestes Cleveland before the Millen-
MUM.
1t is a lovely idea. Its hackers had
better not leave the voters out of their
calculations altogether, however.
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EDITOR
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NOTICE.

pated Jersey city. November
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Single
lars per
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lNY; all
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

TERRELL, TEX, Oct l.--lsneclal. T.
The elephant man came after his an
imal to-day and proposed TO pay his
captor twenty-five dollars. Mr. Dennis
thought that was not enough, and the
elephant man went To Greenville TO pct
authority TO take possession Of his
Everybody has settled down to bust
ness but II such n raid should occur
again, few small cannon balls would
probably be given the intruder.
Commerc al travellers invariably povido
themselves with Or Bulls Cough snrnp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
SUSPENDED PUBLICATION.


TENARKANA, ARK, Oct 4.-lSpe-
ciial. The daily Referee, published on
the Texas side under the editorial man.
agoment OF Kirk Bromide for the nast
three months, suspended nublication
this morning for lack Of patronage
Thomas Chapman, a mill hand at n
saw mill al Ashton, Ark. ton miies
north OF here, was killed by a failinr
log to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

PARIS, TEX, Oct Especial. T.
IN the case OF Nunn, Norris and Bridge
man, charged with killing Young Mc.
Kinney at .Ardmore, !. H., Judge Bry.
any Yesterday gave Morris and Bridge
without bail. 'N''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

HOOPS PILLS are tho best afterdnusr
Nlll. They assist digestion and cure headache.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

LoulsvmLE, KY, oct. 4.-Two
freight trains colllded on the Ken.
l'eky Central and head brakeman q
killed. i'S"NS'' n.y. was
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- READ OUR WANT COLUMNS To
~. ~ =, 10Y WILL FIND SOMrHING
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Loa olJNOol LDrzoa
a UARNICIONERIA COLCHoNERIA
de Jose Torres y Perez.
UNIC0 I'm EL RAAEO

Ell duefO de este aereditadO establecimientO
0ne honor de participar al pdblicO, haberlo tras
lAdadO de la ealle dc Tetu&n mum. Al & de San
Francisco ndm. &c. local mas AmpliO c6ntricOs en-
6Onde Ofrece sus serviciOs al p6b1cO en- los ramos
expreaadOg, los que ha cOnsagradO mas de veinte
amos do pr6Ctica on los principales talleres dc Eu
yOpas
UOnfecctOna y compOne tOda clase de arnesef
para caballOs de cOche yHilla.
Verifca TODD trabajO del ramO de guaTniCi0-
nerfa talabarteria, pOr diffcil Y cOmplieado que
sea, aM como cOnstruye tambi6n c0lchOnes, alme-
hadAs, lOnas para camas, maletas de cuero, carte.
rae de viaje, CinturOnes demas 0bjetos pertene
6ientes dichOs ramos.
Tjene el gustO dc Ofrecer tambi6n & las sef10-
raA senOritaa un variadO suFtidO de cinturOnee
de Ultima moda de tOdOs preciOs.
COnstruye cOrreajes para militaress volunta'
rios armada
Ofrece tambi4n nm variadO surtidO de fundae
de reW6lvers, asf negras como de cOlOres, lisas ,
grabadas, silIas de montar para sehOras y caballe
rOe, elegantes cabexadas con adOrnOs sencillaa,
bridas espuelas de varias classes, sudaderOs, fOe
8 tes y TODD 10 necesariO para enjaezar un briOso
eaballO con Ia elegancia gust0 que pueda deseaI
el mas apueStO jinete para montar CON OrgullO.
Acuda el ptblicO que desee propOrci0narse
eDON artfculos cualegQuiera Otr0s del ramO este
KcreditadO establecimientO, en- Ia seguridad de
que Quedar& sumamente cOmplacidO, no solo pOT
la buena calidad de los ebjetos, sinO p0r 50 ele
gancia v baratura al extreme de no tener cOmpe-
tencia On toda la Isla, puea 10 norma do gu due1o
no % Otra que dejar COmplaCidO el gust0 mas exi-
Rente de sus favOreCedOrea,
PuertO-Rc0. de Diciembre de 1891.
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81 eoARHeroAeAL pzeHRA uAR 90 oRgeeton poR annptr
20 T rtRRAR eoH eLARtpAn
La Loci6n MONTES

40 tiene igual para 81 tratamiento de toda pro.
lucclon herpetica. hacienda desaparecer pri,
nero el picor mOlestisinlo, restituyendo das.
pues la normalidad al sitio enfermo. La LocIoH
es lnofensiVa, y, 10 mismo que medicamento,
Iene conqustado un puesto en- el tocador de
Las senoras como preparaolon hlgi6nica de nri
mer 0rden. -
MLG Loct6ss sssstIserpstsca del
doctor MONTES, es ei preparado cue mas "a
usa On Madrid y Otras capitsles de Enrona
para haoer desaparecer Ia easpa On Ia oabeza,
eVltando seguramente La calda del scabeIIo'
Susttuye al Aqua de Qssisa que NADIA hace.
como esta agradablemente pertumada, las ss-
nOras encontraran On ella I'm aqua de tocadnr
lnapreciable, 10 mismo para usarIa On Ia cabe.
"a que On Ia cara, con 10 que evitaran oue al
cdtls Padezca de barros, grletas manchaa 4
producidas pOr4el sol y el aire, que
Sane0 afean y estropean Ia pieI de Ia CARA
LA Loolon 80 vende On las farmaciaa de los
senores Daubon, GuilermetE BIanoo: = en "a.
aas las buenas farmacias de Ia Isls, Los aefio,
Ees Iarlaaceu1co, pusden hacer los pedidos. a
AMIGO representante an esta Lsla, don Fernan.
q. SANCHEZ calle NnevA Rio-pledras. 16-4l
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AoHlTa para ALUMBRADo de las FAMl1lAs,
LUZ BRllLANTE.

L6bre dc escptosi6's y combustion egp0wt6 t6sseGs
Sin hssasO nj NAL OlOf
Este aceite producto de una fabrication
especial, es igual, sin6 superior q les que sc
Lmportan del extrangero bajo diveEsOs nom.
ores y marcas, tanto por sus cualidades lumi.
nicas como por la seguridad que Ofrece los
cOnsumidOres.
que los de Las marcas extrangeras, que con
este mayor preclO no brindan q los cOnsuml.
aores ventaJas de ninguna cIase.
LA experlencia adqulrlda On esta industria
durante muohos amos on L9s EstadOs Unidos
Cuoa, Melco y oGros passes, nos permlte 0fre
Ger Al pdDIlco IN articulo que no SO puede me
jorar ga parJe aIguna DaJo nlngun concepto
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELE
tANTE, Luz SOLAR, estan registradas y
d perseguira con todo el rjgor lie IL ley loF
AislticadOres.
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Ia aDeV-YOk Life Insurance Company.
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GANWVCXO

De Ia casa de los sres sagardui Hijos, de
Bilbao, de la que es agente on esta Capital don
Manuel BarriOla, San Sebastian 81, esquina &
San Jose, Sc reciben las inmejorables eocinas
eoon0micas, dc las ones han coloeado con exs
traordinario 6xito % en- esta Capital
81 aludido senior Barriola puede informar
las personals que 10 deseen y 81 convencera
Quien Sc presente, de la b0ndad de las cocinas
y de las fnuchas ventajas que reportan una
casa su cOlocaci0n.
Las hay para casas de poca mucha fami-
Liza, para establecimient0s, Hospitales, Fondas,
Is segdn Sc desee
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