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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02

SHFRIFF's sALE.-w. W. APPLETON.
~ plaintiff, vs.. Emma L. Werner, Jacob A.
werner, +. IL. Wallace, A. NJ. 1hornbursh and
N,illsm II. Warner, defendants.
ohuer ana BY virtue of an, order OF sale and
decree Of foreclosure. and sale issued ont of the
uistrlct court of the First judicial district OF tho
ttate OK Montana in and for the county OF Lewis
md Clarke, onthe 2 It day Of Aprii, A. ID. 1897.
M;phiaton, the above named plaintiff, obtained a
luusment and decree of foreclosure and sale
AGAINST + NINA l.. WerneI. Jacob a. Werner, +.
!: Maliace: A: NJ. ihornburgh and William II.
u leS'. for the sum of $a,92s. 10, besides inter-
eS,. coefs and attorney y foes. which said decree
was on IN" 2let uny or Aprit, A. A. lS9 recorded
M 'nnH u book Ne, q =, ,nid court at rnso
n,one or parcel of land. situate, lying and heir
N tho county Of Lewis and Clarke, state of NJ n
ssns' and bounded and described as follows. to
! ct numbered nine C) in block up" Of tho
rlake ncdition to the City of Helena, in said
,ouhty ana stata: said lot having u frontage OF
.wr,.-two taE) feet ,n ShiiRnd s'root and a depth
n ono hundred and ton iIlul feet, tho more par
scular description of said lot on the map or plat
W sad addition on file In the office OF tho county
sroaiaer OF raid county being hereby made u
together with all and singular the nemen
neieutamonts and appnrtensnces thercunto he
'onsihg or IN anywise sppertaining,
lahiie notico Is hereby given that on Hatur
osloo ," m, , Of th,s aS Az o. :, h *. i =, D. ,d lsvs' at ia II
COURT onsc Helena, Lewis aud Clarke county,
eahtsha, l wall. In 9besiisnae To aaid order Of ssla
mo nrrr,e 81 foreclosure and eale. sell the above
necessary 10 .stisfiy .aid Judgment, with interest mt At
, ,nd f"I Ss, !" tho highest aud host bidder. for
Given under my hand this alst day of
cihARI.Fs d. CURTIS Sheriff
~ sA1D H.. Aosx Under Sheriff.
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The Boisterous Atlantic.

Ia . terror to timid ~voysRe-s, scarcely less
on account of tho nerils of tho deep than
the almost certainty of sea sickness. The
best curative Of NAL dc NOR 10 Hostotter'a
Stomach Bittsrs. which settles the stomach
at snss and prevents its disturbance. To
all travellers and tourists, whether by sea
or land, it presents . happy medium be-
tween the nauseous or Intellectual resources
of the medicine chest. and the pYoblematioal
benefit derivabls from an unmedicated al
stimulsnt. no matter how pure.
The jarrina of a railroad train often pro-
duoes stomaohio disorders akin to that
caused by the rolling of q ship. For this the
bitters 10 q prompt and certain remedy.
The use OF a brackish water, particularly
long voyages in the tropics. inevitably
breeds disorders OF the stomach md bowels.
Stomach Bite 8 mixed with i'm
pure water nullines its impurities. Sim
ilarly IL counteracts mAlarial and other
.prsjudiosl influences of climate or atmos-
phere, as we'll as the effects of exposure and
fatigue. Use 1t for kidney complaints.
rheumatism and debility.
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Lewistown.

-8 LewistoWn.
ston last week. whore he vent on q visit to
his family.
II 10 currently rumorsdj that The spring
influx of would-bs school-mams or wives
from Missouri mi Iowa has already set in.
Two brothers of John Bsbb. Of this city.
arrived from Obsrlin. Kss.. Sunday last.
and will probably locate in Fergus county.
The Lewistown lodge. I. o. q. T.. has
p%fuapefed beyond the expectations of the
most radical and now boasts Of over seventy
members. t .G ~s
Miss Viola Green. recently from Iowa,
and 4 sister of Miss Green. OF Stanford. re-
Ceived . certificate from Prof. j. n. Par
rent. superintendent of schools. last week.
g. A. PARROTS house on Janeaux street.
until recently occupied by Frank Scovsl. IL
being repaired preparatory TO its occupancy
during the summer BY Geo. ]. Wiedsman
and family.
several years in Maine, was examined BY
Prot. Parent last week and received a first
grade certificate. He has been engaged to
teach The Alpine school. =
Al the residence OF b. F. Shuars. In Bozs.
man, Mrs. Ellen c. Barney. late OF Billings.
was married to Fred Q. Fletcher. of Lewis
town. The CO. emony was performed April
Is, Rev. jacob Mills officiating. MI. and
Mrs. Fletcher will make thor home In
Bozeman.
g. w. Baylies made IN assignment on
Monday last to F. E. Smith. The cause IL
alleged to be = considerable amount of out
standing indebtsdness md present inability
to meet his obligations, which are pressing.
The liabilities arc estimated at about
$4,000 and the assets at about the same
figure.
MI. Humans. OF Truly. died last Monday.
He.was = Missourian by birth and was Al
years old. He had lived at Truly about six
years and was we'll known throuRhsut the
county. During the winter no had been
sick with grip. and started out with his nen
after cattle against the advice Of his family.
His wife arrived . short time before his
death. "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02

SHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EX-
y ecution In my hands, issued out Of the district
court OF the First Judicial district of the state
Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis and
Clarke, in the suit of Benoni Steeio against John
!, Carpenter and Lizzie Carpenter. duly attested
the 9TH day Of March; A. D. 1888. l have levied
upon all the right, title and interest of the said
John = Carpenter and Lizzie arpenter in and
Lewis and Clarke county. state of Montana. viz:
in tho original townslte of Helena; lot num-
bered twelve u2) in block ~nineteen 1sl in the
Jockey addition to Helena; lots numbered ak
g, and seven "a in block three CD Bassett's Ad-
dition to Helena, all in Lewis and Clarke
county. Montans.
Together with all and singular the .enements,
hsreditaments and appurtenances thereunto be.
longing or In anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
10Th day Of May A. d. 1898, AT the hour of IL
o'clock IN. of said day, at the front door Of the
CONT house, city OF Helena. l will sell all the
right, title and interest of the said John :, Car
p,anter and lizzie Carnenter in and to tho snid
above described property, to the highest bidder
April, A. b. 1893.
CHARLES D. QUITS, Sheriff.
~ FRED T., Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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NATIONAL
,oan & Saving Union
HELENA. MONTANA.

Building AMI Loan s~tock-Safest Iavsso.
mrnt, MoSt saved Mt I.cAst Cost.
Class AS 40 per share monthly.
q loo per share monthly. ,.=4..
't" Loo and upwards, Z psr cont interest
Scrtificates, lntereat $ per cont, payable quarterly
For tho prevalent tho above Offer tho bsst and
safest of all methods Of .Ayinr. Apply for
membership. or particulars and facts.
Omoci Merchants Nnti Bank building,
JOHN y. WILSON. Prosident.
WA. ,. WHITAKER, Secretary.
4. ". KNIGHT, Jr. treasurer,
depository and trustee of Securities First
National bank. Helena
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1t should be in Every House.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay street, Sharpsburq,
Pa, says he will not DO without DR.. Kings
New Discovery for ConsumptionA Coughs
and Colds; that it cured his wife, who was
threatened with pneumonia after an attack
Of ia grippe" when. vatious other remedies
and several physicians had done her no
eood. Robert Barber, Of Cooksport. Pa.
claims DIR. Kings New Discovery has done
him moro good than any thing he ever used
for lung trouble. Nothing like IL. Try it.
Free { ial bottles at II. NJ. Parchen & Co. q
dtaR store. Large bottles. 300. and 81.
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Her Lungs Wsre Normal.

Old Mrs. Bufins-Oh. doctor, do you
think there Is anything seriously the mat
ter with my lunRs7
Dr.. Pulmon (after careful examination)
i find, madam. that your lungs are in a
normal condition.
Mrs. b. with a sigh of pious resignation)
And for how long can l expect to live
with them like that?-Judge.
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Butte.

aeNe
Hon. W. W. Dixon has returned from his
"trip east.
Miss O'Farrell. of Anaconda, ia visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Ms. Hoatson returned from
California Thursday. -
Judge MoHatton made q flying trip to
Gissoula during tho week.
Ms. 4. o. Dugan will leave for San Josa
next week TO spend a month.
The Antler club will occupy the entire
Thornton residence after May l..
Hon. Paris Gibson. of Great Falls. spent
q few DAYS in Butte tho past week.
Miss G ace Mccullough returned to her
home at Calumet. Mioh., Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Harrington will.
start for Chicago In about two weeks.
Miss Kate Collins and MRS. p A. Larrev
returned from Boulder Springs Nondny,
Do Gay silvs's. Judge Di1on's private
seoretnry, has returned from Washington.
letters were married Thursday BIZ Rev. Mr..
Holmes.
Mrs. Clark. of Virginia City, who has
been the RIest OF Mrs. T, A. Larpcy. viii
return home next week.
Mrs. John Lindsay has returned from her
eastern trir. Mr.. mad Mrs. Lindsay are al
homo at 6l2 West Quartz atrees.
The .hre department was called ont four
times during tho past week md got 10 the
scene OF tho fire on time every ring. Butte
will back her fire department. against the
northwest. bar nothing.
Lie YHHa, . aa=ysar-oia. Ckinsmsn, at
reared before Judge Spesr and vas nd-
mittsd to full citiz .nship. tho Judge holding
that ma he was born In thin country no was
entitled TO oitizenship without further
notice. Mr.. Yung wns born in California.
M. and Mrs. +. T. Mcbride entertained
st . pleasant whist party Friday night The
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TrustCcss
Thomas Cruso, Frank II. Cruise,
Vim. j. Cooke. VIM. J. Sweeney
John Pagan.
Allowsl per cent interest on Savings DepositA
sompounded January and July.
Transacts n general banking business. Drnws
exchange on the principal o tics of tho United
States and Europe,
Deals in county and city bonds. and makes
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 n. m. to I p. m. Also ON
Saturday and Monday EVENING" from 2 to .
s'clock.
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Anaconda,

Mrs. William M. Thornton went to Butte
Saturday and was the gueIt Of Mrs.. II.
A. D'Aoheul.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and MIa @. A.
Tuttle entertained a ANAL number Of their
friends at whist. e. ~
Last Thursday evening q number Of the
teachers rendered Miss Gleason and Miss
Mcdonald a surprise party.
There were small and informal dances
given In the parlore of the Montana on
Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus DAILY
and Mrs. l.. q. smith went to Riverside
ranch where they remained until Friday.
Mrs. Edward standiford Left Anaconda
last Tuesday to visit the Worlds fair and
TO be absent from this city for two months.
Hon. ]. b. Losee went to Butte last sun
day to meet his wife and children on their
return from a prolonged visit to New York.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Strickfaden,
returned last woek to her homo in Boxe-
man.
Mrs. A. l.. Stone. accompanied by her
mother and children. will leave this week
for an extended visit to her old home In
Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harrison have moved
from their former home and arc now occu-
plying a house on Sixth street between Oak
and Cherry streets.
II has been announced that last Tues
day Maggie d. Hoffeditz and H. H. Logan
were quietly married at the brides resi-
dence. in the presence of a few friends, tho
Rev. William Clyde officiating.
On Thursday the birthday of +. p. Harris
and also of L. W. Kstzenstein, Nj. Harris
entertained a few Of his and MI. Kntzsn-
STEMS mutual friends at a dainty dinner
given in the ordinary of the Montana.
Mrs. G. II. Fay returned to Anaconda
from Kansas last Monday. Several weeks
Ago Mrs. Fay was called to 81. Joseph, No.
by the sudden and fatal illness Of her
visiting in Missouri and Kansas,
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
n WIEN. NJ $500 49,. y. AI.L U. - LI..---
lCompilod from Exohsnsss.
Big Timbsr.

Hig Timber,
Dr.. Gardener left last wssk for q two.
Wsska' visit to his home In Boxeman.
Mrs A. H.. Doyle left hare Monday night
for . visit to eastern friends and relatives.
DE. Nicholson. tho dentist. IL having an
ofiics built on MoLsod street, south Of Il. @.
HAls's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Psrley Il. Lowell. of The
Lake Basin, we're made happy on tho 10Th
by the birth Of = daughter.
James Anderson, brother OF John and A.
]. Anderson. has arrived from Ontario and
will make Big Timber his home.
Assaysr H. L. Glenn has inst completed
an assay Of ore taken from the y. =. Treas
ury mine At Cooke by Burt Holland which
gives returns of $500 in silver AM lead.
The now Irvine block has been leased by
Chambers d Haskett, two Bohemian Ron-
~tlernen. who will upon the completion Of
the block put In q largo stock OF dry goods
md clothing.
There vas . meeting Of n: citizens OF
evening At eight O'Clock for the purpose Of
organizing 4 business mons club or other
like organization. y
The Arlington house. under the manage.
ment of W. X. Bramble, IL meeting with
success. Mr.. Bramble has refurnished the
house. and being a thorough hotel man
will gain snd hold q large patronage.
The Big Timber brass band made it, ap-
pearance ON the streets on Saturday night
md rendered some excellent music. Con-
sidcrinR the length Of time the band has
bsen organized the boys do unusually we'll
and should be encouraged BY the citizens.
I All material ia here and the Northern Pa
cifo will. in a few days, commence tho
building Of another side track. The track
will be laid or the north sids of the deport
and villa give the company better facilities
70. handling their immense business At
shis point.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19

tpurbe troden, bic 8epegung bes gos
bens bOrte auf; See.Sgel fro6en auf
Dent iei6ten 4alfboben umber lnb aud
etn Wufternbett entifanb an perIdis6ee
men Stellen Der &ii1te.
@s TT bas cine fonberbar aeformte
Wtui9el, bas Sbier mar nidt ar6Ber,
trte Elm 10 Sent Stiid. bic obere 5dale
Elm fla9er fleiner 9edeI, bic untere
aber fettwdrts gemunben, tpie bas 6prn
eines gDibbers ober Sdafbofs. sic
fiuoet ii9 MIR in Der einen S6ibt unb
5lpar bisber nur in Nmerita unb pors
5u9ll9 IN Seras, oft in gan3en alum=
pen beiIammen. gs lit bic Exogyra
alietina, isnglii9 bic Ramshorn O,s
ster, bic WiObsrbornsNulfer unO id
be- iaB lte i6on BON Nutin, BON Der Sas
'aoo, norbli6 bon San Nntonio, unb
BON Der Sierra bel 8urro in Merito;
6lesmal aber befam i9 1le and auf Der
Garm bes 9errn 8erfers, bel Der Sta
ilon Sbasano, II Wfeilen bon San
Nntonio. an ber Mranias paB gabn,
100 Gran @erfers lie gefunbem bate.
9ie Mui6el mar Der 8emeis, bab bi6t
babel iiioli6 bas @nbe Der Glteren
terauil6en &reibeformation if unb BON
ba an, am iOgenannten uN9t Wfeilen
yerge" n6rbli6 BON San Q(ntonio, {id
emit Der neuere Meeresitranb befanb,
gei San Nntonio lelbit tummelteu
li9 nod Iuitig bic 6aifiiAe, mie ibre
3dbne int bortigen aalfftein bepeiieu.
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Gin iaffranfa biacs 9lasbanseid,ilS

eeS 3uFanseS zines btltSien Maseas ober etnet
6muserfaten, itpdenbeH a.bsr 1T BITE menf6lt6e 0ez
n@tStarbe. Rl6t nur bic 9aut icnbern aud bic @uss
dpfa stsen sne etseubamIId se.bltds Gdrbuns, penn
ee Saus tn's SIut trt. guBerbcm paest ii& saitri=
i6eS acpfpeb etusuieuen, prb rte 3unse belest mes
bet li4 S6mer3 in Ger 9eb.r unb unter bem reaten
S4ulterblatt, unb bemddtist R6 ein @eiabl hes
S6winbelS hes an biIt6ieu Sei6wertsn 2ettenten,
wenn er i ans lesenber rpe- ssnber gplttou erbebt
Bel bteien uub anbereu aHJei&eu ppn 9tlioftd TT SO
tetterS assnttters elm nna6errrffenes SeiImttteI.
Gbsnic ptrtiam 1T es Bel Grtdtun gen unb Giebs-,
Mtl3oerbSrtuns unb WiI8erpetteruns untbdttstst be
Meren uub 8IaIe, bet Rbeamati8muS unb Nerpoat6t.
IS reat pie 0erbauuns an, perfhaift seunben 5dIol
une lneert In pobltbuenber gciie ee Ietbsr unpers
meteltbeu alterstei4perten.
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btltoies Sopflpeb, Seritopfnng unb aue St0.
rungen oes UiagenS, ber 2eber uub Ginoe.
tretoe iiperoen oaoilrd perbitet, aelinbert
nno auf bic 9auer fnrirt.
Us tnb be teinftem, am feidtelaeu au
nehmenoeII, billtglten uuo bsiten Yiud,en.
Gfir lhre 5nIrleoenlttllenos 8lrfuno tpirb
CARA ttrt; .bsifen iie ntdt, 10 tutrb bas
@elO 3uriidsegebeu.
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= Die @emeiubepertretung bon
Miir33uf6lag bat bic Nationalfeier su
@bren &aieggerS befinitip abgelaat
unb bafiir, ieinem @uni9e gemdB,
cine Sammlung fir bic ueberI6pemms
ten in WlittelIteier eiHgeIeitet,
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GIN uoffer Ra9en
lollte Olr oou 6edtSwe9en fei>
nerlet llnbequemli9teit beruria.
den. Ebnt er es bod, fiibif 8u
mad benz GiIeu beibfuert, 10
nsriln DR.. Yterce's Pleasant Pei
let's. gle finb eine oeritable unb
5equeme @eitentaiden ar,net.
S'nes oiei I loilI3igen, persnder;
ten, anti li!ijlen S0rn6en TT
stue 9tniigeuoe Dolls 3ur 8.aris
ltrllng nno Grleihternns bes gait
aen G5hifcniR Gntr;iAaa 49,
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ferte. gle MAIDEN ft, anbeiidlia, $500 baar
fir sinsn 6all bon 2atarrh aa be;ablsn, ben
fs nidt furiren iOnn.H. SIN alien gpotb.t.n
fiir 80 Gents iu tabeu.
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Ba- Die befen Sorten Weefefs
S@miebnaaren, S6eeren &C. biliig gu
bcben bel u. 9eufinger.
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= Ser itaIieniibe @uItusminilier
Santa Maria 1T bon ieinem pofen
auriidgetreteu, neil er ni6t nit Der
8ieberer6Hnuns bes gonflictes NIT
benz 8atifan einberitaaben mar. Sn
Gplee Der offenfunbigen 9inneigung
bes papfes su 6ranfrei6 ift bic Spans
uung awii6en Guirinal unb 8atitan
cine iebr itarfe qeuorbeu.
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@rossart(9er &atuntul19s- -Umkanf
=== ====-=I =. W0I.F'SoN ...-..., ..........
t5em wi6e SagatnS SSH 6abeu bic Yrede nnt bic nieoann
9iebt gsir 9abcn bas popnldfe G5ed1it Der etaot
9ameu= =Sailleult, 8louit1t.

@roBartise Bargains &ein 8onfurrent
tann llns eleihfommen. 6riibere greise iperben
gar nidt beriidiidtiet
8unte cber ipeihe SaiGen su Is Gents unD
IS @snts,
anf 65 Gents rebnsirt.
seeiBe 81 unb 81 25 Eainen gu IS @ents.
S3ipar3e eafpn SailIen, friiber gu $1.25
unb $l.50,
iett amf ST. rebmsirt.
9eibe eawn Saiaen All $500, 50 25 uno
So so; reeusirt auf $l75.
Nae $500, $3.50 unb $4OO 9rpbe. laillen,
pradtpou seItift, in allen 6arben
81 $3.50 pru gtiitf.
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(aetarrh) tuirb pollffdnbis,
poittlo uno fir immer III
rirt onrdl Or. Sa9e's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Die Gia.ns
tbiiltsr oieier Msbisin BE-
, tpeIien bas burfl ihre Ok
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-27
No hay mas ALA

RebyeTsG AlenGn0 JTeste d LA AMALLORQUINA
ri suscrbe tiene el honor de snuncar este Illus
Hado puolico en- general particular las senorss
gran surdo de prendas de de toas clases JamAs
han venido esta sa tan vaados el eganes eners
mente nuevos dibuios prendAs de como las que
oezco son verdaderamente caprichosas de alta mo-
vedad Hay todas las fortunes los gus0s mas ex
ientes Pulseras de plats ncrstada mperdihles
prended maravoeOs sorIas pueden usarse igual
sotarios (brillante silniD sortias para nihas nno
pendientes curosos Las msmas collaFes
para seoras seoTtas cabaeros prendedores nos para
sOmbreros. Una sOla vista de 10
to- Hay tambien surdo de relojes oro, plata
scero nique colgantes oxdados para reTatos
p0lvetas boquas de ambar, pamatoras dnterOa, caas
de mcs ETC. etc Todos los cados articulos se venden
aprecios sumamente m6dcos Tamben ofrece aus sery-
clos como cronometrsta nsrumentista hacen todA
case de uabajos, composition de reloies por dc que
ssan Esmero conctencia prontttudkasSQus Kahrhaah
SOFT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-27

|QE WEN0G On el poblAdo de Jataho una
OIL vENuE hermosa casa de MADEIRA con
bacon ue nisrro ga,erias de material, situa-
da en- ID carretera. Comprende varas de frea,
te por 20 de fondo en- solar propio. Intormsr 2
Luna n6mero 20. l6-3
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ANuNCIo

Ell que suscrhe aricultor conlerciante de
pueblo de hace paDco que no se hace
BILE de operacion aguna ha cuaIquiera nv0-
cando nombre, nj reconocera orsn por escro rmsdA
aau uego todos los negocos e ocurran deben
azadO verbal neIte el nteresadO L.
taLc de no saber ieer escbiBarros 10 lie Agosto de
lSqS.-Jua9 E teban Rodriguez su ruego-T md. ZoHas
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d. iQmst5n FelS0 a BGsOs,G,

medIcc -e1uJanc- Otrece gu servicios profesiona
leg Barcelona, Gale de 4; ulia, ndm.o AZ, piso
10, puerts 2a .zS 81
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AVISO

Hago saber al comercio On general que No
RECoNozoo Nj rAeo cuenta alguna que haya sido
contraida en- mi nombre, que NO proceda de mi
esposa apoderado que 10 es mi hijo Ramon.
Tambi6n participo mis- favorecedores que no
despachare ningdn pedido que Sc me haga al me-
nos que este no venga acompanado de una orden
sxpedida en- torma y sussrita por el interesado-
Arecibo, 10 de Agosto de l893.-JosS e. Al
foaso. ~ ILL.,. .-c~-e. e.za l6-l2
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Dao absoItamene impaII eco De Ia opinion de Ia pesa

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