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that Is to say, Section Three OF Art
icle Ten of the constitution of
the State Of Colorado be amended
so us to read rs follows:
Section 3. All taxes shall be uniform
| upon the same class of subjects within
the territorial limits OF tae authority
leyying the tax and shall be levied
and collected under general laws
which shall prescribe such regulations
as shall secure a Just valuation for
the taxation CT al property, real and
personal; Provided, That the house
hold goods of every person being the
head of family TO the value of two
hundred dollars shall be exempt from
taxation bitches, canals, and fumes
owned and used by such individuals
or corporations. or the individual
members thereof, shall not be sepa-
rttcly taxed so long as they shall be
owned and used exclusively for such
purpose; and Provided further. that
the provisions OF this section shall
not affect such special assessments
for benefits municipal improvements
us the corporate authorities of cities
toms or Improvement districts may
assess and collect under provisions TO
be prescribed by law
SEC. 2, Section Eleven Of said
Article shalt be amended so as to
read rs follows: Section IL The
rate OF taxation on property for State
purposes shall never exceed four
mills on zach dollar of valuation.
SIC. 3. Each elec:or voting at
said ciection'nud DESTROYS of voting
for or against all the amendments as
Il whole shall deposit in the ballot
box ticket whereon shall be printed
or written the words: For the amend
ments' or the words Against the
amendments Any suci elector not
DESTROYS OF voting rs aforesaid may
express his approval or rejection OF
any one or III re of said amendments;
Provided. that he shall designate any
amendment 20 approved or rejected
by him by number and in The order
i'll which it appears in this act
SIC, 4. = he votes east Tor the adj
option or rejection of said amend
ments or either or any of them shall
lie canyasseJ and the result deter
mined in the manner provided by the
laws Of the State for the caavass of
votes FOR Representatives 1T Congress.
Approved April 18Th, 1891"
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the state OF Colorado
at Denver, in the said State, this 18th
day of July. 4 D. 1892.
Il. ). EArog,
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ftciicc for Publication.


To Mary c. Damn who made D. S.
no. Al John n. Daum, who made D.
S. 1854 Ute, and whom it may con
ceru:--
Notice is hereby given that the FOL
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support os his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Glenwood Springs
on Oct 29Ih. 1892, at 10o'clock A. NJ
Clarence J.. Lamb, of Buford, Colo
who made d. $. No. 1874, for the nj
swi, sci swi. sec. !, and mel nwi, sec.
u, T, 2 s., II. % w. p IA.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence mp
on and cultivation of said land. viz:
III. c. Peterson, Charles j. Shideler
Joseph Il. Pcl,ior. Leon Mnrcott all
Buford, Colorado. G. ID. THAYER,
Register
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Notice for publications.,
Land office at Glenvood Springs,
Colo. Sept, II 1892.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support Of his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before Tho Regis
ter and Receiver at Glenwood Springs
Colorado on Oct'r 29th 1892. viz:
Richard Tovey, OF Eangcly, Colo.
who made p. d. s. No 1874, for the
swi sci sec 70, T. 2 y, the vi nei
md NV sci sec. | I. n, Il. 1O2 W
6 p. m.
He names the following witness 5
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Robert Hardaway. Charles HefTley,
Charles L. fill. jesse c. Huinline al
OF Rgngely, Colorado.
q. d. TuAYEE-Register.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE-
Constitution of the State of Colo.

Public notice is hereby given that
at the general election to be held in
the several wards and precincts in the
State of Colorado on the Eighth day
OF November, A. d. 1899, there will
submitted to the qualified electors the
question of amending the constitution
of this State
The authority for submitting such
question is found in Senate Bill No
II, which is in the words and figures
following, viz:
IAN ACT
To submit to the qualified electors
of the State of Colorado amendments
to Article Ten of the Constitution of
the State of Colorado.
BE IT ENACTED by THE GENERAL AS
sFaIBLY on TIE STATE oy eoLoRADo:
SEcr1on L. There shall be submit
ted TO the qualified electors of tho
State of Colorado at the next General
Assembly, for their approval or re
lection the following amendments of
tho Constitution of the State OF Color
ado, which, when ratified by ma
iorlty Of those voting thereon shall
be valid as part OF the constitution,
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Land Office at Glenwood Springs !
Colo, Sept. II. 1892.

Spios' ''' ". IL i''-s
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim. md that said
proof will be made b, fore the clerk
OF the district court, Rio Blanco Co.
at Meeker Colo, on Oct, %, 1892,
at 10 o'clock n. IN. viz:
Edward Exa, of Buford. Colo. who
made p. d. s. No. 1865 Ute. for the
e! sci. nw1 sci. sec. s, TIP. S. r. 81
w 6 p. m.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF. said land. viz:
George Welty. Leon Marcott.
Thomas Bailey and James Mooney all
of Buford, Colo. G. d Thayer. Regist'r
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1t is estimated that the loss by forest
fires in the vicinity of Aspen viii foot
nearly one million dollars. 1t is hard TO
estimate what TIE loss has been or will
be by timber fires in the eastern end of
this county, but it will be something
gnormOus
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On Tuesday afternoon marriage IL
cense was issued by County Clerk
l.. B. Walbridge. the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Fred Warner and Mis-.
Lena Martin. Later on Judge Green
street s0lemnlzed the marrIage.
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Deer are beginning to move down TO
warmer cIimes, and providing a supply
of meat for the winter is next on the
program for the White river rauchmen.
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HOME N EVV-S

Miss Jessie Montgomery, of Denver,
Il graduate Of the State Normal school,
VIII teach the Mesa school this winter.
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On Friday afternoon, October n, ap.
propriate exercises will be held at the
school-h0uSe in MeekcI in commemora-
iion of the lo0th anniversary of the dis
coyery of America.
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The county commissioners met on
Monday, but owing TO the absence OF
Mr.. Critchlow an adjournment was
taken III the 2Ilh.
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Colonel Ben Price was last week the
recipient of a basket Of fruit, and The
HERALD force assisted him in keeping
it from spelling. There were various
varieties of delicious grapes, peaches
and apples, and came from Henry Koh-
Ter, who has fine fruit farm on Surface
creek in Delta county.
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Land on pice-ange creek comes high.
At the tax sale IS. c. Mitchell, of Den
yer, bought the tax title to the George
Neither ranch at the rate of Sl7,293.58
per acre.
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Twenty-Five inches q column per Month 10 90
Professional Cards, when paid in advance
CISCO per year.
Local and Legal Notices, fifteen cents per
liuc for first insertion and ten cents for each
subsequent insertion.
All communications should be addressed TO
THE MEEKER HERALD,
Mcckcr. Colorado.
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everything Warranted.

Order a strong suit of winter clothes
from the finest samples ever shown in
the privilege of examining before pay
ing for same.
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Farmer" Craig told a HERALD re-
porter few days ago that lie began
harvesting hay and grain on the first of
July and last Saturday (Oct. lstl fin
ishcd stacking. and he did not lose a
day in the three months. lie reports
good yield of everything.
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The work of reuovating and eularg-
ing the Powell Park school house was
begun after the close OF school last
week. Pending the completion of the
work Miss Hazen win hold school in the
little cabin back of the present struc-
tur,
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The forest fire alluded to in the last
issue, started just south OF Schneider
ranch on North Fork on the 3Oth ult.,
and is still burning. 1t went back up
in the hills, thence noriheasterly toward
Ute creek, and several thousand acres Of
timber have been destroyed. y rain is
needed TO stop its rayages. 1t is re-
ported that the fire at the head of Nor
apes has burned over an area of nearly
two thousand acres and is now heading
for Mix creek.
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DUFFY & McKEowN.

Cattle branded rs above On loft File. Ear
marks, crop and split both carr. Additional
brands: J on right and left side aud down
hip; also or CJD on right side: also
Il on LETT side. An increase branded same
as cut. Horse brand, same cut, on left hip.
or KS on left shoulder. Range, Lower Bear
rivsr and vicinity of Juniper mountain. Post
office address, ii. Duffy, ASial, Rou,t county.
Colo.
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f3ontfIy School Report.

Following is the report of the Meeker
schools for the month ending Sept. 80,
1892:
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the month
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.
Sadie Allen, Otto Mcdaniel,
Edith Warner, Farrie Wear,
Rena Cannon. Freddie Riley,
Hattie MootZ, Maud Webb.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Maud Little, Birdie Little,
Mollie Little, Anna Allsebrook,
Tommie Tovey, Robbie Pierce,
Tomlnie Pierce, Willie Wear.
G.. II. JOHN, Principal.
A. Il. WASH. Assistant.
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Thomas +. Brown was adjudged in
sane in the county court on Tuesday
last, and on Wednesday he was taken to
Pueblo in charge of Sheriff Tovey. Mr..
Brown and family came to Meeker this
summer, and have been living at the
W. IL. Jones ranch for some time
About month ago he showed signs of
diseased mind. and legal inquiry
resulted i'll his discharge. Last week,
however, a change for the worse took
place, and it was deemed best 10 place
him out of harms way.
~
School opened at White River this
week with Miss Marker, who taught mt
Rangely last term. as the teacher in
charge. Pice-ance will open week after
next, as will also the Mesa school. Blu
ford is, or was, at last accounts. still
negotiating for teacher. Coal Greek
opened its doors this week to the re-
ception of pupils and is now in full
running order under the able super
vision Of Miss Williams. Present in
dications point to very successful
school year in Rio Blanco county.
The local Democracy was .cold-
decked' in Il very cruel manner last
Saturday evening. From fragmentary
remarks caught on the fly by TIE
HERALD reporter it appears the
victims Of the heartless deception were
entrapped about as follows: y gentle
man named Mcdowell, from somewhere
in Iowa, and who was sojourning for
the time being within our gates, had
fallen in during the day with some of
the faithful and had, somehow or other.
impressed them as being true follower
of jefferson. This insured to the man
from Iowa a warm reception at the
hands of Meeker's unterrified and they
were in doubts, for some time, as to
whether they world tender him the
freedom OF the town or ask him up to
take som thin" The latter idea,
savoring moro of Jeffersonian SIM
plicity. prevailed. But to the point.
Among those whom Mr.. Mcdowell i'm
pressed ss being man Of profound
wisdom and erudite learning was Alder
man Johantgen. lie gave Frank to
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TERMS;

Entered In tho Postuilicc at NrAbcr, Rio Blanco
County, Colo, as sccon1-c!ass mail matter.
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understand that he had the questions
of the daY on the tip OF his tongue, tie
silver question being his specially. The
silver question We are all silver men
and women out here, and as it ism t
often that Meekerites get chance to
listen to a silver champion, it occurred
to Frank that it would be the proper
thing 10 invite the gentleman TO address
our citizens on the question dear to the
hearts of all Coloradoans, so at the
Democratic convention in the afternoon
he made motion that Mr.. Mcdowell
be invited to address the people on the
silver question: at the court house
in the evening. The motion WAS adopted
and Messrs. L. y. Johantgen, 5. Il.
Wear and James Lyttle were appointed
by the chair to wait on the silver orator
and invite lin to crate on the popular
theme. The committee lost no time in
attending 10 its duties. At the proper
time MIR. Mcdowell mounted the
rostrum and dwe!t on the advantages
of greenbacks as money, lauded the
sub-treasury plan, incidentally referred
to silver and would up b. reading the
Omaha platform. The laugh was on
the Democracy.
Meeker was houored this week with
visit from gentleman who holds the
highest position in financial circles of
the world with the possible exception
of England's chancellor of the ex-
chequerl. William Lidderdaie is the
name OF the visitor, and lie is governor
of the Bank of England. In company
with W. Il. Deveraux and T. NJ. Lins-
ley. of Glenwood. he has been INDUCING
in fishing and hunting in this vicinity
for few weeks past. In conversation
with a representative of THE HERALD
we learn that MIR. Lidderdale feels very
kindly toward the white metal.
y telegram was received here Thurs
day evening announcing the death Of
Mr.. Thomas NibIock, which occurred
in Denver on the day previous. The
sad news created profound sensation
here where Mr.. Niblock was held in
high esteem by all who knew him. He
was not as well known in Meekcr as his
popular brothers, John j. and Harry,
but in Denver, where ne has long resid.
ed, lac held front rank in both social
and business circles. Mr.. Harry Nib
lock left Yesterday morning to attend
the ohsequles.
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Natural Twist smoking and Fine
Cut chewing tobaccos ut Hay & Wal
bridges.
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Salty still holds the blue ribbon as the
champion fisherman of this vicinity.
He landed a three-and -a-half pound
trout on Thursday. 1t had leader
and hook in its mouth, showing that it
had previously been tampered with.
This reminds us that Friend Lawton
lshed all day yesterday and caught the
smallest fish ever taken out of White
river. We're reveuged.
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Henry J. HAY, soroR.
hEHsY a. wLoHAox. BUSINESS HaaAoas
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Robert, of Grand
Junction, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Kuhnen, of Davenport, Ia, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Leonard,
of Pice auce.
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Sheriff Tovey returned from Pueblo
night after delivering Brown, the in
sane man, at the asylum. Dick had Il
good deal of trouble in handling the de-
memted man.
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Ed. Brown, former resident of this
valley, dropped in ON Tuesdays stage,
and is visiting his aunt, Mrs. NJ. r..
Hall, on Coal creek
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-17
FA HIM ~ On -


Ben reaconados propos ufcentes personal
ero0 competene constanes principles de poporcon
todos de duenos acreada
dan semp peferenca 10 que pueda
mas amados cenros productors del exanero oreeno egn
cosumbr escoda Droga Produetos
sPecadaes nfndad de aruos del pe6
dcmente 10 exile ell negoco
cWdado que lene poseerlos siempre
Tenendo norma la F"aco de Vo &c Cdno Ell que
be emp mas perfecta gaanta para todo prncpamene
para e Medlco enfermocomo aceado 10 enededca soco
depachO
decdo Ell Esablecimento aIa
Jore acas del extranero tai cu ua de Ponce
III sema de vendr pequeno beneco artcuos de nmeora
BILE purez exceenca eimiad h conrbudo tamben al
rrumdo exto de Famano de Vale Canc precos
tadmes correspondence por
Sc le dispense.
- lamamos ruy especamente
ceuos sobre exacto cumpmieno de las 6ne efetuamo al
contado
PLAZA DE LAS DELICIAS Ponce to- Aqosto
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BlTlLLOl ClzlDORES DE VlLLiDOLID
NUJIERO q

Ac9rlul9 Doy Ia jlJita ecoH6n'ica, sacar con-
cr,9 al sa9stro de rireres qte necesita la fteyza
de este BttlijH par el t6rBtin0 de Dl mo- cuyo
qei0 tsu.ird htgt' Il las de la maiapa del dia 20
dsI rJyreate mes a1te Lt citdan jtntd que Sc ha-
tlJri reaulit cu ei despueh0 dei senior ler Jete,
,ftg In Fl Quartet de Inf1Hterta de estd cudad; Sc
hlcs DaJEeo por medic del preseRte anuncjo, para
q4e 6y qae dlseea hqcer prOpOsici0Res las presen-
ten m Diieg0s cerraci0S acompaHagdo las matyicu-
h, c0rrcspoRiieHtes Sc greDsjO y mUeStras de los
dtfreutss alticul0s qite Sc han de c0Jltratar.
FL ptieq0 de condolences Il que hdbyd1 que satje-
tlr,s Sc halird Ne manifesto desde Ell dia de hoy
y denqs hb1rables en- las ofeinas de la C0BlaHdan-
ca de este Bttat5u de 7 q III de Ia nlaJla51a y de
3dj de In tarde
Ponce > Ssptiembre de 1892. Ell Comandante
Jsf del DetaH, Antonio Oses.-Vo Bo.-EI 90
r0aei Tcliente Coronel Ter. Jete, Camprubf
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Remedio i1talj62e por0 dest,uir i1lsta,,tdneone,-
te piQjos, lad{laS, aradores clincbes nigaos, etc.
Bastd fjTcci6la hecbd CON la n,ano Estd erela-
@eIe,ea~beeA, 1%Aa I .rn.adbIo
Sc ce,,de en- f'asq,itos % ce,atacos en- las far
macias de Vale y Ca'cio, 1f Sudjrd A,7G1laga,
en- Ia del que Suscribe, Guile de Ia Sol'd 10 s.
OTRO-Ron de mesa bien rectifioado pre-
DaiddO en- Ud39dS erp0Sict0neS.
V3edgre de mesa superior, Amargo de AngoStu-
ra igual al Hamado de Siegert y R 20 p9. mds
bayato por cajas y meaiaS botelldS.
Polvos denhffcOS, gdrdntieadoS inQtensiros q
erentos de piedJa p6n,ez, como muchos otros, que
gaStd3t el esBtdIte de los dieRtes.
Veiaticinco amos de uSo Ia fmilia del qne Sus
cribe.
Dep6sjtos: Farmdcia .Subird, Atochd. Fdrma-
cia A,7qHaga Plaza de Las Delcias. OljmpiO
Oter0 Atocha, a. Stmonpietri, Salud, 5.
Ponce A bril- Is de 1891.
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FiBRiCA DID COCHES
DE E. CHEVALIER
CALLE DEL CONHERCIO
PONCE. p. r..

En- este establecimiento que cuen-
ia con m personal apto y todas
las maquinas necesarias, Sc constru-
yen coches y Sc hacen reparaciones
de todas classes a precios sumamen-
to m6dicos.
De venta constantemente coches
de 2 y 4 asiontos de procedencia
norte-americanay y construidos aquf,
aprecios que varian desde s 100
hasta i 500.
Cuenta asf mismo este estableci-
miento un variado surtido de arne-
ses, ruedas y todo 10 concerniente
al ramo que vende a precios
SIN COMPETENCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 6 de 1891.
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SOCIEDAD BENEFICA
de M as sac husetts
SEGTROS DE TIDA

las Leyes del Departmental de Seguros del Es-
tado de Massachusetts, cuyas leyes son de las
mas rigurosas Y protegen los asegurados mas
que las Leyes del Estado de New York.
Seguros que combinan todas las ventajas del
sistema antique, por CAST LA A1ITAD DEL COST0
de las demas Companies que hacen operaciones
en- esta lsla.
Sus p6lizas son indisputables despu6s de tres
amos. Su redaccion clara Y precisa, sin ambi-
giedades 0 subterfugios es modelo de sem
cllez.
No hay restriction respecto viajes 8 resi-
denca.
En- suma, 81 el asegurado paga sus premios
vida, muerte Sc paga POLKA.
A senoras Y senoritas Sc les conceden 50, GOO
de SECURE SIN RECARGO DE NINGUNA ESPECIE.
No Sc cobra NADIA por derechos de entrada
de admission.
Mas de 28, 900 miembros con seguros Vigentes
$94O67, 5000
Siniestros pagados desde que Sc organize
$5.427, 145-50
Ell secreto del NUEvO SIsTEMA consiste prin-
cipalmente en- la ECONoNfA DE ADMINISTRATORS
y en- la raz6n que Sc toma de la yERDADERA
MORTALIDAD.
Sc expiden p6lzas Gle 81 900 $50, 900 sien-
do sus primas por annual, semestral, trimestral
8 bimestral, a opcion del interesado.
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Eel S|B0NEY"
FABRICA DE CIGARRILLOS DE PRIMER ORDEN
GERvAsIc Y 1ee-EIABAr1A
los de Guayama otros puebos
de Guayama y otros puebIos
TOS ESCORBUTO
IRR1TACIONES DE LA GARGANTA, ASNIA

TISIS, ga, Ga, Ga
Too este 10 cua 10 reserva Ell sBoNEr cgaros de
NADIA mas Ell SBoNEY, pues autozada
para eaboar cgrrios de a segn Real Prvo de Abl
de 1889 conceddo por S. NJ la I2eina Regente
todas classes.
Caidad que 10 olga todo el neigente pueblo
ADVERTENCIA NUY IMPORTANTE
na caJeiIa de algod6n banco Is cgalos
de cuaer or case de Ell vale
Paolto
TENT4S Il lL1YOR
f. Fenan7e@ C"-I Poos y C"-Ldsaro Preae
a. Bon"" C9nonO Nayoya-Lu CaSaI-P Ca-Een n Or
Fra" S"o" C"-1ufat H@n'a"os y C:y anoceuistos
ENs AUco-ROdgueE Ca En- CAYEY-Rucabad I9aaaos q Ga
TENTl1S Al DETAIL
En- todas las puperas de Ponce de
IMPORTADORES DIRECTOS
Ro7rfg"ez C"-Lus Casals-I Pons C:-Ldsoro Pucnte
Ponce Setemb1e 15 de 1892 2-13
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Sc VENDE
DisoIuCi6n de sOCiedad

Par escriturq ante el Notag9O don Rafael Leon
~ Pas otorgadd en- esta tecka, ha cesddO e s'ts ne
gocios la razor coBleTciql dc estd plaza MOLINA
SoI.DEvTI.A Y ca habiendo adqlaTldo todas sits
psrte,pe,,cias y e,scargddoSe de Ia hqu'dae.6' el
socio copanditario y ttrico aeTeedor don a. H.
Molina bqjo catyO mopbge co'ttnNdrd % casa sos
.-;sr,os ae9ocos q,se n ertimq,nda, establecdd en-
Iq casa n,tnaero u, Gale AtochG.
Ponce, Setiembre de 1892. 3-l3
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ssLA RETNADORAe'
DEP0SITO DE CALZADO PELETER1A
de Bernardo Roig 6 hijo

ACADIA de recbse extenso
cazado de todas ca fnas ordnara especamene
ecbdo cazado de escanbr6n senorts
dezcan de los calos preciOs sumamente baratos
suIldo peleterl
la mallorquna del pals marroquines, q, d.
para maorquf banco, de
aracoes, anisad tdO ul
cada Luck qua adicamene toda ce
de callos que algunos padecen en- los pies.
pue quear6 convencidos de 10 orece esa
acreditada 40
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ESTANCIA

Sc rendc ma propia para pastoS y frat-
t0S memories, en- eI ba,Y'io de Rio Chiquito
De esta Jurisdiction, su ca6ida eS de 43
eaerdas, q tieHe uaa casa dc alto cObVada
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KRAENER g. CO. PONCE

REPRESENTATIVES EN- EsTA PLAZA
DE LAS sIGUIENTEs ooMPAEIAs
Jiompania NorteG Germanica de Seguros contra in
tin Guios N@cioii"b rusl'n''' ''
!, Aceptan riesgos contra ineendio.-Para infor1nes
oHgirse su ofcina
Almac6n en- la Playa
Ponce, Enero 10 de 1892. r.
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Para mas informes dirigirse Eelir w. Pres
ton, en- Ponce, Tesorero Agente General del
Departamento Sud de la lsla Vleques.-Jadn
r. ALsieter, Agente en- Arroyo--ManHel ar
qiieso, Agente en- Humacao.-Federico GdtetL
Agente en- Mayagiez. GustacO Preston, Agen-
te en- Vieques. (Jamio l8 de 1892 5im
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-17
GRAN EAlPRESA DE COCHES
DE ROM AN FA3IA
En- com5lnacde con la de Don Jtsto Marc, de Cayey

a empresa a1 viajes de Ponce la Capital pro
meendo dear atecho al exen paje cuenta c6modo
coches magnicos cabalos
PRECIOS
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AVTSo


Dos totes de terreno, ercelenteS para
e. calt'go de tobaco, en- el Sitio de Mas
car6o de u jurisdiction de JuncOs, el
9@o Sc compone de 80 cuerda8 q el otrO
de y cuerclas.
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