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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
HE WAS A BLABPHEMEEs.
TIL A.wFai Death Of a Follower
of Sam Jones.


Victoria Texas Advocate.
People should take warning and.not
to say too many nice things about
Sam Jones. There is. danger in it.
The Cartersyille CarraHt american
has the following in a receh issue,
from Naeona, Kansas:
The village was thrown into a state
Of excitement yesterday by an occur
renee which has no parallel In point
of modification and sensation. 1ester
day mornings service IN the Metho
dist church was largely attended and
the pulpit was occupied by Rev. j.
W. Ward, who is great admirer OF
Rev. Sam Jones, the evangelist.
Daring the course of his sermon Rev.
Ward took occasion to extol Mr. Jones
in such terms as to cause alarm to his
members, as be wrought himself up
tn q frenzy of excitement. He de
clared that it would give him the pro
foundest pleasure to see those who
are ridlcnling Sam Jones consigned 10
a literal bell, where they would sizzIe
and burn throughout eternity, and
that he would rather believe God is a
lie, thar Sam Jones had not accOmp-
hshed even more for the good of
mankind than Jesus Christ. He
carried on 10 a blasphemous manner
some time, when be brought the
thing to a sudden climax by standing
on his tIPtoes, stretching his night
hand toward heaven with index finger
pointed into space, aud with a de-
moniac laugh SAID vehementIy: 81
declare from this pnbpit to tins
people and all the world that Rev
Sam Jones is pre-eminent when com
pared to Jesus Christ, and in evidence
Of this belief ! call upon God to
paraIlze me here and now if it Is not
So"
Scarcely had the words died on his
rps, when be became rigid and a
Ehaslly palIor overspread his counre,
nance, his hand remained pointing
TO the ceiling
Consideration which seized the audi
nee is not within the scope Of humar
imagination, much less within III,
power Of human pen to describe, fol-
there stood man, the monument o.
he wrath of Almighty, for he died Il
evoke a display of his infinite power
d Strong men trembling approached
him and when they laid hold Of hin
they found it impossible to move him
He was standing in the same post
q ure since II o'clock Sunday morning
until the present writing, $3.50 o'clocl
} Monday afternoon.
j The villagers are in great fear ant
; prayer meetings are being held il
churches and residences, and thos
who were never known to have beeI
inside of a church are to-day upol
their knees in earnest supphcatlol
that God will Withdraw his avengin)
naDd and restore the nnfortunat
creature TO his former condition.
Several ladies' are PROSTATE from
the awful shock to their nervous sys
TENS, and children are wondering
what has so suddenly changed th
people. 1t is considered a lerribI
warning to those who trIfe witt
Jehovah's name, and no man in tow
can be found hard enough to tax,
Gods name 10 derlsion on his lips.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
WARRENG PIGMENTS.
A HEethOdlist Church and School
AAOuse LeVeled.

NEWPORT, Ark, May 3O.-Tm.
section was visited at 8 o'clock last
evening with a terrific rain, wind and
lightning storm lasting half an hour.
In the timber region ia White river
bottom the wInd and lightning
played havoc. Where the bottom
ends, in the bill country southwest of
Bradford, the wind seemed to have
met IN a strip about 200 yards wide.
lttook a Dortheasterly course, cross.
ing 10 violence as il sped along, until
it got to the little town Of Auvergne.
There il assumed the force of small
tornado. II struck the handsome new
Methodist church and IeVeIed it to
the ground. The Auvergne Academy,
a bautiful building, was also blown
down. There were six people 10 the
academy, but luckily they escaped
nnhart, except Mrs. Peasly, the wife
Of Prof. Peasly, the president Of the
college, who IS reported to have re.
eeiyed serious internal Injuries.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
BILLY BOYD RRLLRD HIM
SELF.
Suicide Of "a Man who Once
TOOk a Bath in Champagne.


SAN Francisco, CAL, May 29.-Lale
last night there was brought 10 the
Morgue the dead body of the nororI-
Gus BILLY" Boyd, who was the chief
figure in extensive Chinese certificate
fraudS several years ago He had
shot himself after a career of dlssipa-
ZION that bias seldom been paraIleIed
III this country. At least there is DO
record Of any other man than Boyd
taking \ bath in imported champagne
that cost $500. Boyd was customs
inspector when the bill was passed
requiring all Chinese who departed 10
secure return certificates. HIS obser
Vatlon led him to devise an ingenious
system of issuing bogus certificates,
which were sold here and IN Hong
Kong for $40 each
OF thls sum Boyd received one
third aud the other conEpIralors the
remainder. One of his accomplces
was WhalIey, who is now engaged 10
smuggling opium into port on the
swift yacht Haleyon. Boyd Was a
high roller and spent money like
water. He laVlshpd "a fortune on a
cOnrtesan named D1llIe Chrlshnim,
aud capped the climax of his costly
debaucheries Que night at the famous
Cliff House.
After an elaborate dinner on the
balcony overlooking the seal rocks
10 the Pacific, Boyd declared be must
nave a champagne bath. WhaIley
aud Others present tried TO dissuadt
him, bat be ordered several cases of
the best imported brands. Passers
By on the Cliff House road heard the
popping Of corks like the discharge of
musketry. Boyd, like one of the
Caesars, employed himself in this
unique bath.
He spent $4,000 in less than a
year, and when exposure finally came
he fed TO Australia, taking the rem
nant of his stealipgs along. After
many months of exile he came back
aad turned states evidence. Since
then he has been engaged in several
shady schemes, but has managed to
elude the law through his political
pull. His suicide was due to poverty,
as be had paRned all his valuables.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

SAN DIEGO, Cal May Ex-Governor
Torres, OF Lower California, has, after
making an investigation into the
OOerIander case at Tia Juana, ordered
the immediate and unconditional
release Of OberIander aud transpor.
tutlou to Eusonada for trial of alIrtht
MrxIcaus engaged IN the illegal in.
va~lou Of American territory and the
high.hand seizure of the American
constable
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
AMass Meeting.

BY virtne Of the authority vested in
me, call upon The white Democratic
voters Of the parish of Calcasieu to
assemble IN mass meeting at the Drew
hail, in the city Of Lake Charles, at Q
O'Clock p. M, on Monday, June 9Th,
1892, for the purpose of eleeiing II
delegates to represent the parish of
Calcasieu 10 the state convention to be
held in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
June IA, 1892, And ] hereby call
upon the members Of the parish exec
utiYe committee to meet at the above
appointed time and place for bust.
mess session. He. GIL,
Chm. Dem. Ex. Com. Caleasieu Parish.
Lake Charles, La, May 80, 1899.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

Alexandria is making great prepar
atiOns for mammoth Fourth of July
celebration, aud the people of all the
surrounding parishes are invited
Orr Alexandria friends begin to show
faith IN the future of their burg; and
well they may for she is on a boom,
sure as You are born, and the best oil
1t is the thing keeps up, and there is
no telling where it is going to end,
Well, we speak 10 time, and want to
be booked as a rural snburb.-COfaa
Chronicle,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
TroalIe ON al.e Rosder.

Great excitement is reported on the
Mexican border Of California. Last
week an American constable crossed
over into the village Of Tia Juana and
undertook TO arrest . Mexican who il
wanted % this side. He was him
self arrested and imprisoned. On
Saturday night he asked bis guard TO
remove bis shaclSles, AZ be wanted 10
write % bis wife. When released be
Knocked tie guard senseless and
started On run for the American line,
two miles away he succeeded il
reaching 4 house, bat lbe Mezieans
had discovered bis escape, crossed
over Che line and look him ont Of TIE
hbuse dragged him back and impris
oned him. The Americans are fari
ons attbe armed invasion Of AmeFican
Territory, aud vow eengeancsg while
lhe Mazicans are equally stirred up.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

We learn that a tragedy occurred
last Saturday afternoon in the fourth
ward of St. Helena parish. Isaac L.
Qdom, merchant and postmaster, at
Dennis Mills, had a difficulty with
Homer Graft, a nIeghbor, resulting 10
Qdom being shot and killed. Both
were Young men and prominent CHI.
zens. Graft escaped, but it is said be
will surrender TO the sheriff.--Amite
City Independent
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

While the inhabitants Of south and
eastern Russia are starving, q large
proportion Of the population Of eastern
Siberia and Turkestan have 80 much
grain that they do not know what to
DO with 1t. 10 the province d
semiretehinsk The peasants have
enough grain 70 last them for ten
yeaFs, and 40 The provinces Of Yene-
seisk, Yakulak aud the Transbailsal
She price Of wheat is one-eighlh what
4 Is iu the Nolga provinces. The
best beef & being sold a. The rate u
about II, a pound, bat IS there are 20
railwsys and few Or 20 roads 10 these
rich poriiens Of the empire, this super.
abnndant wealth cannot be put ID &C.
eou1t London III Bis.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
Tropical FrmiGs ln the Emitted
States.

There are now more than 100000
almond trees actually bearing III the
United States; there are hundreds of
thousands of bearing coc"anut trees;
there are more than 5O,U0O olive
trees, producing fruit equal to the
best Mediterranean varieties; there
are now more than 100000 bearing
banana plants, 100000 bearing lemon
Tees, 100000 orange Trees and
2l,00O,00O p'neapples, aud the value
of tr"pleal and semitroplcal fruit,
grown under the American flag is
S2O,0OO,O0O.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

Mr.. FL. c. GILL, chairman of the
Democratic executive committee Of
Caleasien parish, has issued a call for
q mass meeting of white Democratic
voters, TO be held at the Drew bal,
on Monday, June 9th, for the purpose
Of electing eleven delegates to repre-,
sent the parish in the state convention
to be held at Baton Rouge on june
l4th. He also calls upon the mem
bers of the parish executive committed
to meet at the above appointed tim,
and place for a business session. lie
every white Democrat attend and cleo
good and true men as their represen
tatiyes 10 the convention.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

have been employed IN cleaning the
crops during the prevailing dryness.
IL the upIauds the outIook is better
fields are clean, and most of the corn
Is laid 10y The oa' crop has been
harvested and han been reported
bonnllfu Cotton has been well
soraped and is IN fairly good condi,
ton although retarded by cool nights.
The early planted rice is reported as
having "a good stand, and now stands
nearly knee high. Late rice planting
Is about completed. Caue needs rain,
as the leaves are whiting and turning
yellow; the plant cane looks very
sturdy, however, and slubbIr continues
TO improve in condition
Warm weather, with hight and
general rains are the conditions now
needed for all crops
Gro + HIrET
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
NOTICE.
Sale Of selaOOl Lands.

by VIRTUE Of an order from the Audi.
~ tor CHOn. .. B. Steele) Of date April
G9th, 1852, 70 me directed, Twill offer for sac
n public auction TO the highest bidder, AZ
tthhe front door Of the court house, ID Lake
CHARLES, Calcasiep parish, La, on &atArs
seGtiVn, In Iownship Eight, South, OF Range
Eleven, West; 10 accordance with Sec. 1916
hesyised Statutes. "A. RIGMAIDEN
Maya, 1922. Parish Z reasufer.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

Reports come IN from the different
portions of the parish TO the effect
that the corn and cotton crops are
looking quite promising, and that
the attention Of the farmers is being
drawn more closely to The growing Of
corn, pot4toes, hay, peas, etc, for
home consumption than to all cotton
production. This is move in the
right diFeetlop.-Q Clinton Watcdmqn
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
FOR SALE
280AcreSOfLand
GREAT BA RGAIN !

FTAHAT DRsIRABI.F and wsll.Ioeated tract
L 81 land known as tie white Place.
op Bayou Dude; lrst high land, just oppo-
alte and adjoining the Gray tract Tine q
aesiraple place for farm Or stock gapeh, ala
line situation Tor orapgesQn sQnsh pAnH
of pagQp. Good range and abundance Y
timber mostly hard wood also plenty Flss
lana. "A Desirable place iu every respegg
mo improvements 8eW aGras open aA9,
~ desired smaa herd 81 gentle mil ssese
pn.the Premises VIII Be sofa sllh thn AlN.
Ahls prpperty Is oifer6 az ete4iaJ rN.lpe
Prices 11r the next % days FQg pafliapl44a
'call At tAls Office, 81 addEess
G. W.. FARaf HARj
I.aks ghafas Aa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

During the past week the sugar
market has remained firm, with prices
unchanged There has been, how
ever, better feeling prevailing and
some warehouse lots are reported to
llaye changed hands. Sales afrefned
have been good. As psnal receipts
Of sugar at.tLis time Of Che year aFe
very smah
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

Nh. N. B. HILLYARD, travelling cor
respondent of the Times Democrat,
was in our city this week and paid
the Echo an appreciated call. He is
through this section in the interest of
the Times Democrat, and writing up
The country. HIS letters heretofore in
regard to our parish have always been
thorough aud accurate in all the points
touched BY them, aud we feel assured
that this time he will not fail TO do Us
the same justice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
a Sure Sign Of Death.

Opinion EaOioDRl de Caracas.
From time to time we are Mortified
by learning that some person has been
buried alive after assurances have
been gwen Of death, Under these
circumstances the opinion of a rising
French physician upon the subject
becomes of worldwide interest; for
since the tests which have been in use
for years have been found unreliable,
no means should be left unlrled to
prove beyond a doubt that life is
actually extinct before conveying our
loved CUES TO the grave. DR.. MART,
net asserts that an uDfailing test may
be made by producing a blister Oh
the band or foot of the body by hold
ing the flame of a candle 10 the same
for few seconds, Or until the blister
rs formed, which will always occur
If the blister contains any fuid it it
evidence Of life and the blister only
that produced by an ordinary burn,
1t, on the contrary, the blister con,
tains only steam it may be asserted
that life is extinct.
The explanation is as follows: A
corpse is nothing more than inerl
matter, under the immediate control
of physical laws which canse all liquid
heated to a certain temperature Il
become steam; the epidermis is raised
the blister produced; 1t breaks with d
little noise and the steam escapes
But if in spite Of appearances there is
any remnant of life, the organic
mechanism continues TO be governed
by physiological laws, and the blister
will contain Serious manner, as in the
case Of any ordinary burHs. The test
IS as simple as the proof Is conclusive.
Dry bIister--deatb. Liquid blister
life. Any one may Try 1t. There is
no eFFur noasihlp
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
ssoMns of SgI.lae E,abrIes.


India linen, nainsook, linen lawn
and dimity are all pretiiIy made with
q full skirt, ruff, fullsleeve and deep,
close cuffs, with a Russian blouse,
round or full sbaby" waist, writes
Emma a. Hooper IN the June Ladies'
Home Journal. The trimmings are
ubbons and point de Genes lace,
which may Be had in white or ecru,
and Is applied a. a bertha rutfle, aat
yoke, cuffs, Of wrist rHiiles, donDces,
gHdies, il fact, II Is put on every
fabric and in every possible manner.
A Russian blonse IS initiated with a
round waist by wearing double
belF' skirt, which consists Of a bell
male ii two parLs, the upper one
reaching nearly 70 the knees and the
lower one 70 the aoor. with each edge
trimmed 10 correspond With the belt,
cuffs, yoke, and opening down the left
side. Creamy organdiea and batislas
are likewise Trimmed with lhis lace,
ribbon belle and bows Or silken girdlas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

! RH VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and sale ia.
| ~ sued ann 70 me directed by the honorable
court aioresaid, have seized and will ,OiIor foT
sale without the benefit Of appraisement Al Nc
Lake Charles La, on 'T ''' VIVA ~
Saturday, JUne AGll, 1892,
between legal hours, the following described
LIST. Eight hundred and thirty.six ts9s, aerss
Of land, being al that portion Of section
(4l), " township eight ls), south range tree IN
vest, that LES west Of Bayon Nez Pique contain.
ing originally 1A58 agres) save and exoept On
acres seid on the south end Of said section forty
Ind Four hundred and, sixty.four and twenty
one-hundredths iA64 20.l0gl acres 81 land BENZ
we east half Of secttpn number nineteen ~ ma
noftheast quarter Of section humber tbiitV fS0i
" township Number nine tg south 81 raT,fr6 AZ
~ Eest Allof said property being in tae parish
TERMS Cash on day Of sale
Seized under aaid Wit
iss saeFifs Office Lake Charles, H., April 27th,
:, DAVID ]. REID.
Sheriff Of Caleasieu Pafish IN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
Saturday. dame Aah IS00
For Sale Claeap.

VIZ almost new, Wr0mRad Nr0n
M aRs AARm&e. Wa b an "A 4 blr-
ealh ter purchaser Enquire al har8ware
ss9te 81 Anflay ~ Brooks, 81 al d, Ghihdlerjg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

f'Doetor, said The dying editor. "
base one lsst favor u AK af yon"
Name n sad tlle doctor n waat
Bon II attend the editor d the other
pap
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
Electric Smgar Making,

New York, May 3U.-Much interest
Is taken here III the trlaI at Ann
Arbor, Mich, Of the parties aroused
of the elpclr sugar making fraud,
which took IN So many p""pIr aud ="
much money here anu II Brookiyn Il
couple Of wears ago.
In opening for the defense Hon A
}. Sawyer made the astounding
announcement that one ground OF
defense would be that no fraud had
been perpetrated; that Mrs. Friend
actually had secret process OF re
filming sugar which the plaintiff had
not vet found out, and that she wat
still able to cary ont the terms OF
her contract with the company. IL
claimed that the copper slevrs
mentioned by Robertson III his tesu
monv were connected with eieclriCa
currents hy her secret method whirl
no factory in the world could repro
duce. He presented samples Of The
sugar thus refined and challenge,
Robertson or anybody else to uuph
cate except by the Friend process.
The defense is putting its wltnesse
on the stand this morning, and de
velopments are awaited here with al
eagerness that has ''an eye to sppcu
IalioD" in It,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
Saturday, 1une IN. Isao

commencing O. 10 o'clock q. NJ, and contin.
y 9llg IRON ~ day 70 day il necessary, mil MI
Y SOC, zoe movable property beionolDp n
said succession. cpRsisting III y
Isl, A lot Of assorted general marebar.
alse dry goods, groceries, LIQUORS, boata
shoes, hats, etc tS'YEs'
"a. Al1t q household aud Kitchen fprni.
tefe, such AZ bedeteada, feather beds, ebairs
sic; a cooking range, ete. =
q. lne wagon. one old buggy, two haeI.s
Z lot q harness agricultural tools, Nh anS
AA Y, ptntr things, 100 numerous Is nlention
IeTms-gash. F'4il'
4no. SAMUEL 70. POOLE.
Adminissfaf1r
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

Dart Eali r. remember that IN
pfivate you should watch gDuf temper
I'D society 10 should watch your
tongue.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03
SheriG's Sale.

Slate o. Louisiana, Parish of Caleasieu. Four.
teeath Judicial District Conf HeFesfffsrs ''i
to D0pome the Twelfth dndiciaI .
Distriet.-NO. 1888.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

NTANTED.-All persons who can cook
Wv and bake to send for the Best Cook
ing Stove In the world. Price Sl2, SIS aud
$40 Term, 10 per cent discount cash with
order, or One-half with order balance at 90
days. ALPRED COLES, $40 Myrtle Avenue,
Brooklyn, n Y. frb12-g2iy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-03

UEO. E. HUNT,
Weather Bureau Director.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-12
CE R VAN T E S

cERVAN / t S
CENTRIC GENERAL DE SUSCRICIONES r.
TODA GLAsE DE OBRASs
AViso insp0rtGpste d los ssssaserosos sAscyitOres
de "LG Propaganda L6terGs.G :"
La antigua casa Oervastcs, de la Habana,
con q amos de existenoia On Ia Isa de Cuba
con sucursales en- Mexico, Guatemala Y Sto Do
mingo, dicha casa dc acuerd0 con don Manuel
Rodriguez Successor dc s. @. de Mantilla, tunda-
dor de la Propaganda L6teyGrjG con sel bone
placitO de los EdfGOreS todos de Ia Penfnsu'a,
ha quedado constituida para 81 servlcioy con-
tinuaci6n de todaS las obras empezadas pOr Ia
Propaganda L6terGyiG, 10 rnismo que para Ia
nueva subscription de toda clase dc obras de
lujo econ6micas que Sc editen on 81 extran-
je1o y Peninsula.
Los Srs. Fraile G: propietaros eu esta Isla
del reterido CentrO CeTVONtes, maniiestan 8
sus numerOsOs favorecedoraa, Qua Beg6n con-
tratO hecho en- 10 de FebrerO del corriente a1lo, !,
con 81 propietarlo do Ia extinguida Pr0pGgGss
GG LjtCrGrjG = cUn los editOres de Ia Penlnsu-
Ia sus Representations, son, & partir de esta TO
cha, los dnicos legalmente autorizados para
haoer nuev8S su5ccipoiOnes, y onntinuar las
pondienteS, pOr 10 tantO no r0SpOndar8n de
ia conclusion do Obra alguna que por sa CON
d. ctO no so sirva, nj de Las interrupCjOneS qu9
puSdan 0currir On 81 serviciO de las obras que
pOr cOnductO de otEOs CentrOs, no autorixados
lega.mente por los Editores, que subrepti-
ciamente consigan las referidas publioaciones
en- la Peninsula. En- ell Centre Oerudstes en-
cOntraran los ahciOEados d lss buenas Obrae
un Eurtido complete de los mejores autOres
aniiguos v modefnos, 10 mismo que On 81 rama
de eencuadernaciones, desde las mas eoon6mi:
cas- hasta las de gran lujo: Suscripci6n cons
tante toda clasa de no7elas, obras dc lujo'
cientifcas, literarias do viajes, completando-
30 desde luego toda olase de obras trUncas.
Para las reclamaciOnes en- el Csntro OeyUGnteS.
San jose II San Juan de Puerto Rico-
ET0iIe y Oa . 15-8