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The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Mora.

Mora closed her engagement at Port
land theatre Saturday night to a large
and well-pleased audience. She is a
Portland girl, Alice Witham by name,
and played children's parts-for which
she is particularly adapted-with Wyer's
company in the old Portland theatre
under Mr.. I. 7. Wyer's management
She will be seen here again before long
Tavary-Del Puente.
Thanksgiving night the Nine. Tavary
Concert Co. will give the second enter
tainment in the Stockbridge course at
CITY Hall. In addition to Nine. Tavary.
Leopold Lichtenberg, the favorite violin-
list. Helen Dudley Campbell and Sig. Del
Puente, the famous vocalists, appear.
Sousa's Band.
This great military organization will
be heard at City Hall next Saturday
matinee and evening. The band has
been organized under the patronage OF
the great Blakely amusement syndicate
in Chicago, and its members have been
drawn from the best musicians of this
country and Europe.
Notes.
The Haydn Association is having SO
manv new members that the seats in
Kotzschmar hall on the stage have got
to be rearranged.
Manager Lothrop has secured the
Booker & Leigh Comedy Co. for Thanks
giving, and they will produce Fair
Play for single performance, Nov.
24th
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
DEATHS.

In this city, Nov. 18, Bertha E., youngest
daughter OF Jere and Ann Cannolly, aged 5
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from
parents residence. No. 81 Eastern Promenade.
In East Deering Nov. 10, Lawrence Peter
In Westbrook, Nov. 1s, suddenly. Benjamin
Turkey, formerly of Portland.
[Funeral this aftern on at 2 o'clock from his
late residence, Westbrook.
In Somerviile, Mass, Nov. 49, Bertha NJ,
daughter of the late Newell w. and Etta A.
Foster, aged Is years.
from the residence of f. Fl. Delano, 20 Middle
street. 90
In Augusta, Nov. 9. Susie Doyle, aged 20 yrs;
In Fryeburg. Nov 7, Mrs. Melissa E. Mcneil,
"s In Garland Nov. 8, Mrs. Lille E. Damon.
"f In se s Nov A, Daniel Flood, aged rs
years. 49,. p.u,.,,, rs.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
Brooks Arms g. Tool Co.

A conference meeting was held at the
Board of Trade rooms Saturday
to interest capitalists in the Brooks Arms
6 Tool Co.'s factory. The meeting was
we'll attended by members of the board
and other citizens and was called to order
by President Winslow. Remarks were
made by e. II. Drake, J. W.. Lewis and
others. Several subscriptions to the
stock were made and a committee of
three was appointed to examine the
Brooks guns and rifles and to express an
unbiased opinion as to their merits as
compared with others.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
Fair at Kayanagh Hall.

The Catholic fair at Kavanagh Hall
will continue through this week. The
voting contests are getting very lively.
Wards One and Two are striving for the
success of their several ladder companies
for the trumpet, and the respective
friends of Frates, Merrill and Harrington
for the shell.
Saturday evening Miss Minnie Burke
recited Madeline and "When Love is
Young very effectively. A varied and
interesting programme has been arrang-
ed for this week, consisting of music,
vocal and instrumental, fancy drills by
well-known military organizations, ath-
letic exhibitions and numerous other
attractions.
A squad from the Montgomery Guards
are preparing a special drill for to-
morrow evening and the Sheridan Rifles
for Wednesday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
PULPIT AND PLATFORM.
state Street Church.


Rev. DR.. Jenkins preached very able
and eloquent discourse yesterday morn
ing at State street church, taking for his
text Hebrews xii:1-2: Wherefore seeing
we also are compassed aboutwith so
great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay
aside every weight and the sin which
doth so easily beset us, and let us run
with patience the race that is set before
us, looking unto Jesus, WHO'S the author
and finisher of our faith; who, for the
ioy that was set before Him endured the
cross, despising the shame and is set
down at the right hand of the throne of
God''
The speaker said that every true life is
planned in the same manner that race
is arranged. In the latter case the dis
tances are stated, the judges places are
assigned, and the goal is fixed. The
best life finds its greatest reward in its
conformity and obedience to Jesus Christ
who is the author of and finisher of our
being. The preacher elaborated with
force and eloquenee the conduct of life.
other Churches.
At the First Parish church yesterday
morning, Rev. John Carroll Perkins, the
pastor, referred to the anniversary of
The death Of DR.. Hill, and spoke most
feelinely of the work he had done and
the life he had breathed into the church.
At the First Baptist church last
ing, the programme for the harvest or
Thanksgiving concert, published in Sat
urday's PRESS was fully carried out
The church was prettily decorated with
the offerings Of the season, and the exer
cises and singing proved very interest
Er,n
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
YESTERDAYS BAPTISM.
In Spite of the Goodness and BIeakness
There Was Immersion at Cnrtis's Ship
yard--The Church of Emanuel

The baptismal exercises held at Cur
tis's shipyard at the eastern extremity of
Congress street yesterday afternoon at
fracted large audience The services
were held under the auspices of the
Church of Emanuel, of which Rev. b.
Luscomb is pastor, and which worships
in hall on the second floor of No. 4915
Congress street, just above the Preble
house. 1t is very recent religious en-
terprise here, and has already attracted
attention from the peculiarities of its
services and the zeal of its members.
The tambourine is used in the services,
but. otherwise there is little to suggest
the Salvation army. The meetings are
very noisy, with much singing and
shouting; and are kept up very late, UNI
til midnight or even later. Sometime
ago complaint was made to the police
about these services, by some who were
disturbed. But aside from these pecul-
iarities the Church of Emanuel is con-
Quoted like other religious denomina-
lions. Its members seem to be thor
oughly honest and earnest, and seem to
be excellent people. The meetings are
crowded and many converts have been
made. One of their articles of creed is
opposition to secret societies of all kinds
and the young men who have been con-
verted are required to sever their connec-
tion with these societies
Ten or twelve converts were baptised
at the shipyard yesterday. 1t was cold
and rather bleak afternoon, heavy
overcoat being none too thick for the
spectators on the bank. But each con-
vert walked unhesitatingly into the cold
water, and as he. or she emerged, all
dripping, shouted joyous hallelujahs,
which were responded to fervently by
members of the church. on the shore.
Then the baptised one would take his or
her place among those on the bank and
join in the services accompanying the
next baptisms. In spite of the cold, and
of the fact,tha those who had been bap-
tised must have suffered from their drip
ping garments, the services seemed inn
pressive and beautiful to the audience.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
PLUSH CARMEN rs.
l Money Saving Sale o
PLUSH SACQUES.

An examination of these goods
will prove the fact that these
sales days are great benefit to
our customers,
LOT NO. LA full cut Seal
Silk Plush SacQue, with four
seal ornaments on front, the
very latest shapes, garments all
sizes,
Tuesdays Price $3.50.
LOT NO. 2---Is our celebrated
$25. 90 Sacque, extra long, but
the profits must be sacrificed to
reduce the stock. This garment
was made especially for MS as a
leader.
Tuesdays price S22.5o.
LOT NO. 3---There are just
eight of these $3.50 garments.
Tuesdays price $4,000.
You will not have another OPP
p0rtunity this season to buy
from an entirely new stock of
garments, guaranteed to be
worth every dollar Of the origi-
nal prices,
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
MANSON c. LARRABEE'S
Great Trade Sale
IN THE CLOAK Department
:. TUESDA =
For One Day. Second Floor.

The growth Of this department has been simply marvellous Even with
our new saesroo and extra force Of saesad under the charge Of MI
Mane we are taxed to our utmost to properly wait on those who
appreciate real bargains combined with perfect M excellence material
and make and are pleased give US their patronage We shall make IN
usual special inducements for our patrons purchase this day. Sale TO
commence at o'clock We advertise below few the many bargains
to be offered Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
LADIES' JACKETS.

Ladies' Black Cheyi0t Refer
Jackets, extra quality material,
double breasted, 80 inches long,
Tuesdays Price $3.50.
We ask an examination to
prove the value.
Ladies' Black Diagonal Refer
Jackets, deep collar of French
C0ney fur, fronts edged with fur,
double breasted,
Tuesdays Price $4.98.
LADIES' Black Diagonal Refer
Jackets, deep notched collar OF
French COney fur, also wide fac
ing down fronts, double breasted,
Tuesdays Price $685.
Ladies' Black and Blue Diag0-
nal Refer Jackets, deep nOtched
collar, covered buttons, extra
value at the regular price,
Tuesdays Price $5.96.
Ladies' Black Cheviot Jackets,
36 inches long, bound with braid,
notched collar, stitched seams.
Tuesdays Price $500.
Ladies Black CheviOt Refer
Jackets, deep collar and facing
of Astrachan fur, pearl buttons,
Tuesdays Price $3.50.
Ladies' Black Chevi0t Refer
Jackets, deep collar and facing
Of Astrachan fur, half lined with
satin, fur ornaments,
Tuesdays Price S8.98.
Ladies' Black Cheviot Refers,
nOtched collar, lined throughout
with satin, double breasted,
tuesdays Price $3.50.
Ladies' Black Refer Jackets,
very fine worsted diagonal, half
lined. pearl buttons, notched
collar, and very handsome
stylish garment,
Tuesdays Price $l4.5O.
Ladies' Black Diagonal Cheviot
Refer Jackets, deep collar and
facing of black opossum fur, 81
inches long, fastened with loop
and crochet buttons,
Tuesdays Price SI6.5O.
Ladies' Black Beaver Coats,
50 inches long, n0tched collar
Of black velvet, bound with
braid, and 6 1-2 inch facing on
fronts,
Tuesdays Price $I4.5O.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
Funeral of John P. Coleman

The funeral services of the late John
p. Coleman took place yesterday after
noon from the Cathedral of the Immacu-
late Conception. There was large at
tendance. The Forest City Athletic As
ISOLATION marched in a body from the
house to the church. The floral decora-
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
MARRIAGES..

In Hanover. Nov. A, William Thomas and
MISS ~ A West P Far Nov. 5th, Walter F.
Knowlton and Miss Nellie NJ. Curtis
In Sweden, Nov. s, Richard e. himpali anu
Miss Emma j. Packard
In Brownfield, Nov. 5. Edwin $. Head and
Miss Carrie N. Gilman.
In Ema, Nov. Judson r Ioprey Oh GARNER
In Limestone, Nov. s. Charles Noyes and Miss
Nettic Spear.
In Weld Nov. A. Henry ?. Holt and Miss
ABBY NJ. Whitman, both OF Mexico.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
The President has appointed John q ;

The President has appointed John 81.
Gear of Iowa to be assistant secretary of
the treasury vice Judge Crounse re-
signed; and William NJ. Stone of Iowa
to be commissioner of the general land
office, vice Thomas II. Carter, resigned.
Twenty thousand people saw the Yale
eleven defeat Harvard in the varsity
football game at Springfield, Mass, Sat
urday. The game was hard fought.
Neither side scored in the first half In
the second, after Upton and Emmons,
two of Harvard's best men, had been
hurt and retired, Yale scored the only
touchdown of the game, winning go.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
An Interesting Souvenir.

DR.. Gordon recently showed the stu
dents at the Maine General hospital an
interesting souvenir of his last European
tour. 1t was large piece of cloth, tri-
angular in shape, and upon it was print
ed various figures representing methods
of applying bandages to wounds sus-
tanned in battle. Every soldier in the
German army is supplied with these
pieces of self instructing cloths and the
practicability of this lis easily conveyed
to anybody who has seen them.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21

Tn Phillips, Nov. 9, Geo. NJ. WEIGH of Strong
and Miss Lizzie NJ. Booker OF Phillips.
IN Garland. Nov 3, Franklin Batchelder and
Mrs. Fannie Holt.
In Monsoon Nov q John D. Hayes and Miss
Lettie j. Currier.
Canton and Miss s. Blanche Poor of Andover.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21

tions were especially beautiful including
appropriate designs from the parents
and brothers and sisters of the deceased,
Forest City Athletic Association, lady
friends of the Chenery Manufacturing
Company, Miss Lizzie Anderson, Mr..
George Murray, Miss E. Fowle, Mr. East
man, Mr.. Jones and Miss Edith Ander-
son
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.

We have fine line of Elder
Down CIOaks, i'm white, grey and
tans, trimmed with extra quail
ty Angora fur to match. Prices
ranging
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-21

A report that Gilmore's band is about
to disband is denied. The band will
continue under the leadership of d. w.
Reeves of Providence.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-08
TOWN AFFAIRS.

Board met in regular session Mon.
day, at m. Present, Trustees Dun
bar, Hardy, Morrison and Steunenberg.
MIR. Schnabel, chief engineer of the
ire department was granted permits.
sion to purchase necessary, oil, etc., for
use of the department. -. .-.,
Following accounts were allowed:
:. n. Martin, marshal, etc. :. .s51 20
=. 4. Heed, salary and rent. =. % so
u. II. Van Wyngarden, bridge. -. rs 90
A walk was ordered built across End
avenue east and list street north. and
Trustee Morrison appointed a commit.
tee to attend to same.
Report of police magistrate read and
approved.
On motion of Mr.. Hardy the saloon
license for ensuing quarter was reduced
one half.
Adjourned. : =. 1A -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-08

The Ada county alliance held q
regular meeting in Caldwell yesterday.
Delegates that had reported at noon
yesterday Jour time for going to press)
were d. b. Coats, Jacob Stroup, $. A.
Hobson and W. H. Taylor, Washoe;
NJ. A. Bates, Nampa; NJ. r.. Jenkins,
Middleton; &. w. Paul aud Chas. Peter
son, Lower Boise.
J. NJ. Ballentine, of Star, passed
through town yesterday OH his way to
see some of the Dixie stockmen in re-
gard to purchasing cattle for winter
feeding. He has 100 tons of hay in
stack on his ranches at Star and would
take $5 per ton for it rather than feed.
The candidates on the democratic
county ticket will accompany the state
speakers on their tour of this county
next week. Gov. Burke and others
will be in Caldwell next Friday.
Ais not drugs that's bitter. But we
will guarantee the quality of drugs at
Blatchley's, and the-price too, and en-
deavor to merit your confidence and
patronage.
The Monte b. Gwinn Mer. Co. will
put on sale, Saturday, Oct. 9Th, 1900
yards linen crash which will be sold at
81s, 10, 1919. Call and examine.
Mrs. II. d. Blatchley is still at her
fathers in Chicago. She is slowly re.
covering health but willnot be homo be-
fore December.
w. S. Maxey, q recent acquisition to
Boise society, was visiting relatives
and friends in Caldwell last Sunday.
Admission free ut Cakes Bros.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-08
NO STOP TO ADvERrls:nc.

Talking of the necessity of continu.
Gus advertising. j. R.'Pyle, the manu-.
facturer of Pearline said: ~f
When a man is a hundred miles-from
shore in row-bOat, in freezing weather.
ne will not freeze to death so long rs he
Keeps rowing, and he is bound to reach
the shore III the end; but it is ten to
one the poor fool will stop rowing long
enough to freeze to death. New. I
don't believe in stopping advertising
long enough to freeze to death. What
is a great outlay in advertising? The
great Notifications surrounding ones
business. If the manufacturer has
grown to a position where he can spend
sS3OSOO year, no rival can climb over
his defenses unless he can spend a
larger sum.
This view of advertising is taken by
man who has built up a magnificent
future by the liberal use of printers
ink.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-08
$500 PER YEAR

tue work would give way under pres.
sure OF the water and in some places
the bottom would fall out. leaving the
embankment practically intact. The
only recourse was to hnme about two
miles OF the hillside, and as the promot-
ers had exhausted their capital on the
original plan the property has remained
useless for some years. The advent of
new owners undoubtedly means the
practical completion of this enterprise
which fact also means the settlement
and cultivation of 10000 acres of choice
land tributary to Caldwell.
Il. Is. Wright and Robt. Mcclure are
constructing ditch Of 1000 inches car.
rylng capacity for their river ranches
below town. Half dozen men and
teams are now engaged on the construc.
ton,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-08
POLITICAL DATES.

Mcconnell and Sweet, republicans,
at Caldwell, next Tuesday.
Burke and Reed, democratic, at
Caldwell, next Friday.
True and Bryan, democratic, at
Caldwell, Oct. Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-11-02
TglGOS TOnOS
PlLlORAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones lie personals, en- todas
| ..s parties del mundo, recomiendan
diohas Pildoras como el mejor res
taurstivo de Ia salud one SO como
&c. Elias curan todas las afeccio-
ues del corsz6n, del higado, de.
est6msgo, de los riGones y de los
intestinos. y remueven Ia acrimo
uia. la natulencia y 10 cardialgia
.sxpuisando de Ia ssngre toda im-
pnraza, fortaleciendo completsmen.
re ell sistems nervioso y dando IN
tono saludable:,,a la organization
genera.
UNGUENTo HOLLowAY.'5
Este maravi'loso baisamo SAM
ufaliblet0ente as heri5ias sntiguas,
~ liagss, y Ios.males de piernas y
10 pecho. Por medic de su in~
dueueia las dloeras viru'entas to-
nan muy pronto I'm aspeoto con-
valaoieote y desaparasen. Jamas
iais, este ungdeuto fsTrigerante
ie pro6noir una cnra perfecfs de
q afecciones de ls Iuisl, los CONS
tipadas, las toses y el reumatiamo,
I'm cuanio 80 ha speiado en- van0
& todos los demas remedies,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-11-02
Db 0UBgEDO Y HISS,
TOmisiOnes.- es.--DestiIaCi6n de
licores al vapor.-CaIIe
del Comercio, numero 21,
Marina, Puerto.Ricc.

MarInay Pu6fLO.KlCC.
Esta CASA, fundada On 1890, de.
be prinoipalmente gu credito a Is
puEeza de sns productos destilado,
directamente de las materjas pri'
mas en- los aparatos u,es perfeecio.
nados que ee hallan establecidos
en- esta Isla.
En- pruebs de ei!a, , serta 8 eon'
flnuac,6n ii certsicado qns. le hs
expeCldo 81 Laoofu;oyso QasSnsact
Munsctpal de esta Oiudad, despue
'ie anallzssr los producros de 81
destilacidp.
Dlcho certi6cado dice ash:
EI Director de! L050ratoyio Qusma
90 Municipal de San Juan Bau-
At6stG de Puerto Rie0.
Cer,ifica haber reoonocit7o y
practicable el ensayo dc las bebidas
que prepara el sen. r don Herlbes t.
Garcia DE- Quea'edo, denominadas
4guaydsente de >Ants, Agua,dsentt tt
10 EnebrO, y Ii l'amada Very old
Brandy, y los compare por su buen
yust", gy0to aroma, TsqWesa de Gic0-
not, sM PareS0 J propsedadss esto-
asaquso0s g CGynasmatsvas tn no me-
erado, a las baenas de igual nom.
re que &c encuentran on el Co.
.nercio.-La riqueza alcoh6llca es
cespectlvamente y por el orden en-
I0e ST han ,ombrado de 46, 46 y
10 p.S en- voiumen, reducido la
'emperaeurs normal de 15o cent?
Sradcs. Ell alcohol cbtenldc en- la
iestliaci0n no c0ntiene aIcuh0les
'milico, metillco, butllico, etc, etc,
'to; aldehldos, scldcs do ia serle
srasa, III bases que pueaac ser no.
lvas 8 la salud.-No existe en- es-
las bebidas cuior&nte dc origen
mineral, nj sal alguna que pueda
,rovenlr de la preparation, nj de
ietecJos do fabrication, y que pu-
.iera ser venenosa. Estan obteni-
ANS por deststGos6n al v0p0r, reco-
sAendOse los iiquldos espl1lJuosos,
Ion sa aroma propio, dc las planras
4ue Hespectivame1te formap Ia ba-
dc cada bebida; 10 que, como es
"bido, da q los llc0'es, asf prepa-
cados, "n@ fnara may superior d
Los Obtemsstos por soluca6n y m,osctG
se los 0oestes eseA0lGles en- frao.--
Lo que, q peticion del interesado, Y
de acuerdo con 10 que dispone el
articnlo 28 dol Reglsmento del
Labcratoglo, hago constar. Puer-
TO- Rlco, lo de Diciembre de 1891.
jose LeetesnsG
LO que precsde es bastante para
oonsiderar innecesaria Otra reCO-
mendaclon.
Sc garantiza la pureza de todos
los LluoEes tabricadCs en- esta CASA.
3au Juan Puerto Rico, Enero
1892 -Sucssor dc Queved0 q Hess.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-11-02
PIZDORAS RECQ\STITUIElIES
|PrVIegio exclusive expeddo Madrid eI do Mayo de
| 1a'f, por eI Excmo 5r Mnistro de Fomento
PREPARADAS EN- LA FARMAOIA DE VALE OANCIO,
Juices desitari0s de Ia vedadea tmala Ponce pueroRo

Vente aos de xpaenoa dmostrsdo las popiedades toni
poa rdamente todas a
dpenden del pobreoimieno de por
almenta6n habitar lugares hdmedo
venrlados por intermediates terores.
su ooi6n cuatva efcaz En- las del
dolores debdad dolores las pierna
eansanco sordera zumdos os padez d.
la pe restuen calor natural eteosmo flores hanca
grandes pedas de meustuae6 abnndancae
escasez complete desaoo de eda
de Ia pubettad dehdad general convcenc de- s enermedad
c6nicas aercone morbosas snrf
mas de una de affection general dee
lesion organica reolamsan medicsc6n
En- vista de los de la Terspnica de agunos ncouve
nentes la prAca ha modfcado Ia formula
ofrecer pdhoo @ rapa efec
ae compruebs usc tan geEeazado hace
ella en- t0da a
O. fin de las muchss imitaciones de
se ban hes ho popedade neces dabe exgs
cada t6 fAbrca
taa SUPERIOR, seo que dice DOCTOR N REVER)N. Mede
Ponce, Puerto
80 De 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-11-02
DE VENTA

.,o,a eu o.,as, surtido complete
Aoe,to Llnsxa, latas 2 bart,os.s.
Pinturas superi"res.
Hero gslvanizade, hso = sca~
l!sdO
Tornill0s con Eueroa
Cisvos Gvneler3-
Puntas de Paris
Oamas de hero.
Oolcnones lie alambre.
Machetes cuc0dr.io.
IYancnas y cumDreras
4Janaies galwaniaad0s.
Muebles, vsrlss classes
Maqainas dc ooser.
Oamisas mais0rQulnss.
Oaixa0o dc todas Oiasea
Has Luz Di@manre ;"
Aurtido general de meroAncias
AimncAp Ce i0s sess0fss
a. AskIA y Go,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-11-02
LIRkOS RELIGIOS0S.

30 ha ecibiao en esta Imprenta
in notable suytldo dc ooras rei]glO-
sas, selecras tod&s, entre. las cus :
le. sc enuuentraR las slgulenCes
Im:taci6n de Crist0, Kempis,
edlUlou eSon6mloss........ SO.4O
lden dc ldem, iGen, cdiclon
OG LGJ1. .s...s A.OU
AnCurn ;lo s. S&lvausou.....s~ OF
njorclclo outldlan,s ........ 4U
Eli Devote Foiigr6s, encua-
ueTnsA,I0n lullLaUlOD Ia rtll s1.5O
Luz dlvIna, encuades naclon
p,cl negra o,yn broohts. .. zoo
Luz uiv!ua, encUadeSnacion
dc riguruso luto.. 800
I uz ulvtca, encuaderAacl0n
sen plei ue Australia Y nj
l. 1kel. .......... ZOO
OnClO 0ei Domingo. ....... $50
Pequeno Otioio, eneuaderna-
clOn lmitaoi0l martii... 500
Oticlos F1ncbses, encuader-
nscion ue piei con relieves 300
Ei Iris dai Oristi&no, encns-
dernaci6n de piel. ...,... 800
Iris ceieste. encuadernaci0n
nikel. el..-..,.............. SOC
Iris celeste, epcuaGerna3l0n
O0CaOa. ........a .aa...... 3.OU
EucplogiO Espanol, eDcna-
oernaui6n &c carey con in-
crustaclOnes de Dacar. 80 600
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