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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
About Paper and Stamps.

Hold a leaf of St. Nicholas between yonr-
self and the light, says that journal. 1t is
printed on "wove" paper. A sheet of thin
writing paper may be found, in which you
will see Il great many fine parallel lines.
This is ''laid'' paper. When these lines are
very fine indeed and the paper appears
slightly raised along them, it is known as
ribbed" When the laid lines cross each
other at right angles, the paper is called
.'quadrille. ''Watermarks" of the makers
name may be seen in almost any sheet of
writing paper Watermarks in stamps are
best seen when they are moist.
Proofs" are impressions of stamps taken
for various purposes from the die or plate,
but not intended for use in preparing post
age They are usually unperforated.
Essays are proofs of stamps which have
never been adopted for use.
"Provisionals" are stamps issued By a
government to supply temporary need.
They may be surplus stock of certain val
ucs with new value printed over the cid,
called ''surcharge," Or, IS in the case of
Bolivia, n lithograph or poor native print
made and used until new supply of
stamps is received from the engravers hav-
ing the contract to furnish them.
Envelope stamps are of little value if not
cut square. because few care for them when
cut to shape. Cutting square preserves the
condition of the stamp, and spaces proyid-
ed in albums are always of this shape.
The United States has issued more post
age stamps than any other country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
ABERDEEN, O., Jolly 81, 1891.

ABERDEEN, o., Jolly 81, 1891.
MEssRS. LIrPMAN Bros, Savannah, Ga.
DEAR SIRs- bought bottle of your +. Z. +
at IIut Springs, ARK, aud 1t has done me MOI e
good tsan three months treatment at the Hot
springs.
Have you no agents in this port of The country
or let me knO ~ how much 1t wall cost 10 get Three
or six bottle, fron your c ty by express.
Respectfully yours,
Aberdeen, Brown County, o.
NEwNANsvILLE. FLA, June s, 1891.
MEsSRS. LIPPMAN BROS, Savannah, ia.
DEAR SIRs i wish to give my testimonial In re
gard TO your valuable mediciLe, l.. Il. T., for the
clTe of rleumatt N. neuralgia, dyspepsia, bilious
ness, etc. In 1861 was attacked with bilious
muscular rhcumai IN. and have been n martyr "a
it ever since tried all medicines ! ever l.. ard
o.. and all the d0cfors in reach, but found only
fe nporary relief: the pains were 20 bad at tioes
tn At did not care whether lived or died. VI,
digestion became 81 impaired that everything
ate disagreed with ne. My wife al'o suffered 4
intensely W tn dyspep.ia that her life wa, a bur
den to her: she would be rontIcd 10 her red fol
weeks al the tia e; she slso suffered K eaily from
giddiness and los of sleep Some time in Marci
/ was advised 20 take r Z. T., and before we (my
WIFI and y had finished the second bottle of +
p T.. our ges ion begen to improve. nv pain.
sub ided so much that have he n able TO work
and am feelirg Ike doing what haven't done be
fore in a lumber o! years. We will continue tax
ing +. +. l.. until we are entirely cured, and will
cheerful'y rec Jmmend it TO all suffering humanity
Yours very respectfully.
mara2d&wiw J. 5. DUPRISS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22

- II s. -. room to amuse her vhen
|Sbe ~ eenAned. Sistefs Asnks called
"a Elixa, : s.Dple minded girl Who vsTked
IL he asyium, bat Eliza Gil not recognize
Miss Pollard. Sitter Agnes said 1isa
Pollard also hid veil in her hard when
she produced the Christmas card ard said +,
s.Oh here is my little. invi,ible veil ] left
here"
Mr.. Cnfiisle read The Cross examination
Of Sister Agnes made By Gay Mallor. 6is-
Agnes sdmisied thar she fOnnd faded rose
in one Of Ifsinga volumes. ster Agnes
ssi i It looked 10 her like last years rose.
She testified that che fo1rd some initials
which she could not remember on > card
taken from one Of the volumes, but the
writing looked fresh.
Mr.. Stoll read the redirect examipa.i0n.
Miss Pollard told Of some girl, waiter q
the institution, who died during her allege !
confinement there. Sistxr Agnes said q
aifi did die at the Institution during tina.
time. She vas full paying patient, not :
servant. This concladtd the deposition ard
the court adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
A MARCH GALE
Sweeps Coast Of Newfoundland Doing
Great Damage.
Grave Fsars Ter II, Sailing FIsst 81 22
sieansss and 5000 nen.

ST.. Jonxs,N F.. March PA TRIBE
rortneast gale visited the coast of this
island last night and caused immense dam
age in ST. Jonns. Many rev hou&s were
blown down, several other buildings partly
unroofed and the whole COST of Concep.
ton bay swept By the storm. Many villages
were devastated and large section of rail.
way line flooded. Wires are down ia al
northern localities and it il impossible to
learn the extent Of the damage done.
The worst feature of the storm 10 to the
seal fishery nov in progress. Tweotyfwo
steamers, with between 5000 and 5000 men.
we're hunting seals right in the centre OF
the storm area II il feared that the effect
upon them will be very serious. Much
anxiety will be felt until the steamers can
be heard from, as the ice foes may crufn
them.
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A Buffalo ieweler tells Of an erratic mil
Houaire who walked into bis place WIN
common Land turtle or tortoise wnicn nc
had captured in the woods, laid 1t on tne
counter and gave most astounding order
remarking, "l'll give the people sometnins
~ t,lk about And he certainly dad, ior
ha oy.lered the shell Of the turtle to be IN
trusted on its outer edge with a heavy layer
If rold on Etruscan finish. In the center
~ rs horny back he ordered an emerald to
he placed. At various points in the gold he
lad i.sertci smalfbut pure; diamonds. A
silver chain was attached to the shell.
Al his magnificent country seat the mil
lfonaire had constructed on his lawn re
production In rocks. bushes and ferns OF
the spot from which the tortoise had been
taken. In this place, which the rich man
calls ..turtlearmin, the highly decorated
reptile is permitted to roam the length OF
his chain. 1t looks as though the financial
str:ngcncy had not struck this man OF
means, and his neighbors are now waiting
for him to have the horns of his cattle gold
plated, his horses shod with silver and dia,
uond drops placed in the ears ct bis pigs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
STATEMENT OF American Surety Co. O
- New York, Of New York.

Statsme OF American Surety Co. Of
- New York. Of New York.
Incorporated in 1851; Commenced Business in iss1.
WILLIAM l.. TRENHOLM, Precedent; S. s. Col.
vILLE, Treasurer
Capital Paid Jap In Cash, %, 900 900.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1898.
Real estate owned by the company.
unincumbered. si,27s,osi 3,
Loans on bond and mortgage (irst
lisns) and bills receivable. ,9s.69s c.
Stocks and bonds owned by the CON-
pany. market value, 1920, ise %
Loans secured by coiiafera!s, 1852 50
Cash in the company's prineipa! office
and N bank. Isse2i IL
Intere-. due AND accrued, li,0s3 65
Premiums In due course o; collcc-
ton. .s9 ~ 5s,5i5 %
Aggregate of all the admitted assets
of The company at their ac,ual
value, 1881 ,03s Sc
LIABILITIES Die. 81. 1893.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
elaine, lGS, Sc
Amount required to safely ie.insurc
sll o. tstandius risks, sssi,6o
All other demands against the cont
pany. viz commits ions etc. 2,la@
T0ta, amount of liabilities except
capital stock and net surplus. h59,ics 50
Capital actually paid up in cash, 2,OO00o0O
surplus beyond CAPT al, sli6esg
Aprrcga'e amount of liabilities in
clrdipg ret surplus. fS,31l0ss6
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
Paris Fashions.

Summing up present fashions, Paris
correspondents says: The Louis XIV style
modified, coupled with enormous sleeves,
seems to prevail. The sleeves fall from the
shoulder and are large in width rather than
height. The waists are long, with points,
the skirts plain and fat, even when pannicrs
are added in light material for evening
dresses. The trimmings are placed round
or lengthwise, according to the taste of the
wearer. Morning dresses are short But
the great aim seems to be to make the
shoulders, seen from in front, as wide OF
wider than the base Of the skirt, 10 the
wide sleeves are covered with founces, and
over this deep collars Of velvet, silk, gui.
pure or other lace. The bodices arc richly
oruamented, even when the skirts are plain
n only trimmed with gallons q founceA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
Pretty Draperics.

Lace and muslin are not often seen on
toilet tables nowadays, but graceful way
which has lately gained favor is to take a
length of muslin, soft silk or lace, allow it
to fall to the ground at one side Of the ia
BILE, Gerry it up to the edge at the otherside
and secure it by small tacks, hidden under
couple of smartly tied broad ribbon bows.
If the table has Il set of drawers on each
side Of the open space in front, the drapery
conceals one set and reveals the other.
In pretty, simple rooms it Is much the
fashion to have everything in it Of the col
ored linen, which washes 80 perfectly. One
design for the coverlid is powdering OF
large, loosely tied bows. worked in coral
stitch in white crewels and silk, with OF
without frill of white linen about quar-.
ter of yard wide. Tho mantel valance,
chair seats. toilet cloth. ottoman cover, as
well as the pincushion, nightdress case are
en- suite. The pretty light blue or pink
shades are favorites, but there arc greens,
yellows and many other colors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22

Statement OF Hanover Fire Insurance
- Company of New York.
Incorpor rated In ls5. Commcnced Business in 1859.
l. REMsxN LANE. rres. CHARLES l.. Ros, See.
Capital Paid up i'm Cash Sl.OOO.OOO.
AssErs DEC 81. 1891.
Re- al estate owned by the company.
unincumbered 4 10000 co
Loans on bond and m'rtgage tfrst
liens) tset FF~ 1900 90
Stocks and bonds owned by the com.
pany, market vslue. li53,37p so
Cash in the company's prir cip.l Of
flee and in bank. 6l.3.6 60
Interest due and accrued. 10, IO2 Ii
Pr. miums in due tourie of collection, ll,9.a ~
Re-insur arce due on paid fife losses, 800 43
Aggregate of all the admitted assets
OF the company at their actual
value, & S2,0103A 10
LIABILITIES Dc. 81. 1903.
Net Mount Ct unpaid losses. and
claims, 23S 5E 70
Amount required TO safely reinsure
all outstanding risks, 1880 %
All other demands against the CON-
pany viz commissions etc, 1885, IS
Total amount of liabilities except
capital stock and net plus, S5l,0liiS
Capital actually pai6 up In cash. 100000 90
Surplus hey ond capital. al9,3lee5
Aggregate amount Of liabilities In.
Gliding net surplus. $2,G0,M Is
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
Point About Our Household Pets.
Dogs and cats are sociable creatures

Dogs and cats are sociablc creatures and
enjoy listening to conversation, remarks
Harper's Bazaar. How much of what is go
Ing ON around them they comprehend we
shall never know, but an intelligent dumb
animal certainly understands a good deal
Of what be hears. A French poodle bought
in Paris and brought to New York mopcd
and dropped aud was very forlorn until the
friend of the family who spoke French as
well as she did English came in one day
and began to chat in the soft language
which was the poodle's native tongue The
dog frightened up, gave every sign Of pleas
IRE, began to improve and regained Lis ap-
petite just Is soon as the people about him
spoke in French.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

CT Olera has troken out among the poul
try in WelAoboro and vicini'y and many
are dying with it.
Mr.. S. L. Skillins of Richmond Corner
has sold The past year. from five cows
1900 pounds of butter TO: which he re-
ceived 1915.
Elratd S.arrett of Warren, during tie
year 1898. from five jersey cows, made
butter 10 the amount of 1881 4 lbs. Tie
COWS are registered stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22
.ON'TS!
DON'T

DON'T
Ask the JOURNAL to keep matters Of current
interest out Of lite columns and gave US the dish
greeable duty of refusing you. Our work Is 10
publish the news1not to suppress it.
DON'T
Ask W TO republish an article became OF typo.
graphical error We will positively do nothing OF
the kind. In case the sense of the text has been
not. We have pressure enough on cur columns
every day, without warming over any OF our own
chestnuts.
DON'T
Forget that a newspapers fpace ia its stock In
trade. 1t cannot do bus,ness and give II away ssy
more than merchant could dispose of his good.
gratuitously. There are some people who don't
think Of this. bat It's fact just tine same.
DON'T
Expect the editor to give your charitable prolec.
fifty dollars worth of free advertising ann tnen
ask him to head your subscription paper Ihat"
literally riding q free horse to Death.
DON'T
Marvel ut occasional typographical errors; ine
proofs repeatedly. They have whole month IN
which 70 prepare for Publication and none OF ,nea'
it lie said, has issued number without Typo
graphic error somewhere. The wonder ineist
fore with q newspaper rushed together INSIDE u
twenty hours. 10 not that there are typogIaP"'"'
crr0. 8; but that there are not more OF them
DON'T
fhu 10 WIue I'LL WOTu5 huur oebUsuuy ycu
names distinctly In ccAy sent the JOURNAL: lou a
are acquainted with the parties you speak Oh qi''e
likely. We are not
DON'T
Blame the paper. therefore. Il an indefinite ,. sO
Of line, with curl at the end. which you mxs s
for Jones 10 Interpreted Smith. Our compos.9.'
are good at guessing; but they are not inial''0''
DON'T .
Ean to inform the ofhee Of any negligence on INC
part Of our carriers.
DON'T
Think that any advertising medur N CeunI
Maine can compare with the kknNkpsc So'
and. above all things.
DON'T.
oaeri.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22

A nMusl Statement of the Home In.
"a surance Company Of New York.
As made to the Insurance Commissioner OF the
State Of Maine on the first day Of
JANUARY, 1871.
Cash capital, 100000 90
Reserve for une0rned premiums, 4,55s,MO 90
Reserve for uppa d losses. 1lOi3e 20
All other claims against the Co. 1si.lig o.
Net surplus. 5oo,32i
Cash assete, sp,OGs.S $50 Gs
SUMMARY OF ASSETS.
held in the United States available fer the Pay
ment of Losses and for the protection OF Policy
IIo ders:
Cash in banks, : 2o7,2ll ~
Real estate, 1864 80
Bonds and mortgsges, being first
lien OIL real estate (ao rth q, 1870
26O) Gl55g! e.
United States bonds. (markct vaue) 1I26,d2j 90
Bank and railroad stocks and bonds,
market value) 3,i562a; 30
State and municipal bonds, (mariet
value) sGG 3sG "A
Leans on stocks, payable on demand
(market value of conateIals, Sli5.-
4c6 81 1902, 400 90
Interest due on lat Jspuarv, 1891, 5O,023 w
Premiums uncoilected and in hands
o agents, 6e7, SOS o,
Total, $9,OOs, 1888 62
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Totals ... 3.WS

IOt6fS 900 lSs1OC CD,lOl
Prices for western beef cattle. live weight:
Choice. 4l4G434c pr ID: second quality, 4g4isc;
bird quality, 3d;s11xc; poorest grade OF coarse
oxen, cows. bulls, stays, Texans. etc. a13c.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle,
dressed weight: Choice, 5140I4c pr Id; first
,uality, 5g5lsc; second quality l1s1iNc;
Hides, tailow, efc.-Hides, 414lr5c pr Id; tai
low. Sac; calfskins, 75c each; iambskins, sc
each: shearcd skins, &c each; branded hides,
h DIT H.
Northern and eastern beef cattle-The slow
6eInand and the low prices paid for cattle
during The past few weeks kept drovers from
bringing any Of their cattle to sell at this time.
Mich cows and springers-The supply was
quite heavy. The quality Of the offerings was
not quite so good rs those OF last week, the
majority being of the ordinary grade. Trade
WAS slow.
Veal caIves-There was . fair supply on the
market. The quality OF the stock was about
the same as last week, but~yalues were said to
be about 4c pr lb letter.
Sheep and L.mbs-The demand shows no I'M
provement. Prices remain the same US last
week.
Western beef cattle-Thc arrivals were con-
signed to the shippers and exporters.
Swine The top OF the market was quoted Is
being 6c pr ID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-22

excitement ofthe Lancashire Insurance
- Conn any Of q Manchester, England
Incorporated in 1857; Commcnc d Business In 1851.
+ LlrCIrIELD, Manager at New York.
ASSETS DEC 81, 1885,
Real tate owned by the company,
snincumhe,c I'd cost, 3SS,3S3 81
Stocks snd bonds 0w ned by the CON-
pany market value. i6a9. sos 90
Cash In The co al aDy's D irc'pal
Office and in bank, 1859 20
Pelni- ms In due course Of collection, 2i9,Sa2 -
Aggregate o. all the admitted o.
fcts of the oimpany at their actual
value, S2,2s. 80 O.,
LABiLITIEs, Dec. 81, 1893.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
claim, f.63. .6f &
Amuunt require to safely re in ure
all oufsfs, difg isks. 1885, 3J &C
AL other dem nls against the conf
psny, viz; commission etc. 10000 90
Total am ,unt OF binb liiies, except
capital 81 OK snd net .nrplus, l66i,sa5 ~
surplus beyond cAl i,al. d25 ,seO Il
grrega.e smoupt Ct liabilities in
,ladtns net plus. 42 Isl 40 a3
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FOR A NERVE TONIC
Uae HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. II. NJ. HARLOW, Augusta, Me-, says
81 regarj it as one Of the best remedies in
all cases in which the system requires an
acid and nerve tonic. l have used it
freely with most excellent results"
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SECOND HAND STUFF

TO euxabcr q jscrae. II
* any esefni axtkles
ADVERTISE Il n the
IxxcExC JcCRdAL-
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.h,sid rot b pernsitted
soa have No torSFr nec;l
s,meoze elte will hey
WANT COt.UMn Of Il
u u1l pay nm " - =.
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Ter mea we're killed and 80 injured BY
exploSion of dynamite, Wednesday, q SAn-
tander. Spain. ID the vretk Of the steamer
CAbo Machichaco.
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HARD NUTS 10 CRACK.
Interesting Problems Presented for
the Consideration Of Congress. 4
csasalsvms Nose caa Answer - cssIeu'
+ csnpsIessiss- ~ apprsvnsii:s I'M.


WA3HIxcrox. March Especial. ~
ssThfs congress- SAYS Judge Holman. .sfs
making ~, cxreptior;,iiy rood record for
s,ronint rcss and specd. aud its critics arr
making auite M much noise as il usual al
ybout this stare. Il "a always the way.
Each new congress scarcely gets It's com
,nlttees organized md at work before there
IL Qreat oufcry that Il Is a do nothing
congress md ignores the needs and wishes
OF the people. !,
Whether the public Is TO believe this
must depend on their Judgment Of what II
done. lint congress now has quite . mum.
lxy ~ interesting ouestiops before II,
among them these: Does the Wilson bill
as IL rnssed the house abrogatc the reel.
procity treaties. and, II 20, how much, and
what are we to do about It, Shnll the
constitution lie changed 80 az TO give thc
president power to veto . single item IN
an appropriation billl Shall tine civli serv-
leo law and the whole business ne apoiish-
cd outright, IA provided Tor IN tnc Dill IN
trodvccd Ivy Mr.. Anderson OF West VIZ
giDIa, or shall 1t be extensively moderated.
NJ in the bill by Mr.. Wheeler III Alabama Z
Shall We have free ships, taxation Oh All
kinds OF money, anti0ption ana 80 onf
Ana these nre pus ic" oi 'ne psi'u's
conundrums.
A Curious Complication.
Several members Of the committee have
given 1t az their opinion that both the Al
derson bill and the Wheeler bill viii be re-
jected, and that civil service reform mas
come to stay. The Wheeler bill would give
the appointing power TO heads OF depart
ments, president and secretaries, as OF old,
but with the proviso that the appoihtees
must pass civil service examination De.
fore they can qualify. In short, IT would
pnt them ON about the sA1ne footing as
appointments to West Point and the Ma
val academy, and II either bill secures Ia
vor In the house 1t will be this one.
A rather curious complication on the mat
ter of imported cattle has been developed,
and several Texans are urging the senate
to consider their interests. A bill intro
duced by Hon. r.. M. Paschal OF the
Twelfth Texas district and passed by both
houses provided that cattle might be tax
en- into Mexico for grazing purposes and
brought back free Of duty, this privilege
being contingent on the passage OF like
measure by Mexico, which country places
both an export and an import duty on cat
tie, ranging from IS cents to 10 per head
I'm ms lfs1T
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

Dice N pentdleo qas para obteRsT basRcs
msIorss 81 lselsto cons ste on ssnsH sEC iaY las
psmillGs nara hAssr lts ale 1bYa'. LIS meoseS
deItiaados daT EsesilA dsbsn SIR II p imsrs
farad,, csrlancG 81 tror quito 20 /" plapts, pesa
dos, tIueSos, uAsca, bies csHfs'ms dos J que as
tes bisp mtdEloE. So lsS psrts p y . asjtnd de
s~riba alb 10 soeha do a. asmil ~ qus eatta
csTca ds IL puets. Los eos ,ch,x de QslfRcia
Rusl da 'as sEts EseIeto Que ~ traspitisn de pa
draa & hiioE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
Iurrones fines

Participates tanto ausstros fsvsr acedc1ss
como los duefos da Colmados otroa eStabe.
cisnisntos que expssdea dulcas, gus dssde eEts f.
cha hsstl q dia dc Ans Huevo, taDlicaIsnnoE Rues
res scygditsdop tnrrons d. FatxApas, cor fsuthl
gin elias, al prscio de $22 81 qEiatal ds ysus
$50, to5o On csiitas az axTobS. Tsmbie sd.
vertilacR qUe lIs psdido dc alguas importAEcia
debsn hscsrseacE con alguRa saticipaci6a y qua
40 axpsdirsmoa air gun turr6A que 30 llegus 8
ma s'roDs, pussto que a. eI envaas mas pequsno
hacemoE para Ia vsRta al por mayor.
La s.ayoy parts de los aim .cssiEtas de esta
sipdad que expsnde2 nueEtroV pSoductos scerta.
Efn los pedidos de turroM que lea diEijkR sus pa.
ncquiAHoS, fla de qua puedaR adquirirlo los
comarcantss del isterios que no eRteR TelScioRa
doa ceA anentra Casa San Jlaa Puerto. .Rico,
Is de Ostubra do 1894. = OLIVAS Y O.. 30-2s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
Do m col. Z axtgs isTo:

Para euraE el raumSdaRo. ."-ER Russia es
popular e tTst misHta del TsumstiHmo cI6nicc
POT fdacioHes ON Ita aEtiaulacioRes eFfermss, cor
Esl do secias meiada ligeHmSsts. La dursCi6S
de do tEis ion 81 d. lb miRuto', repitiSndoS.
tres veasH 81 dia; dap Is ss enVuslvs 81 mism.
bro uRa oomprsa de lInS. N TiAy'iRe, ~
ka Servido de p 81 nAFisa 81 docs easoS de rsu
mati1mo cr6sic bajo q forna de eempTeSss ca
leatsE, exvoivieud despu6a sl " ismbTo csn t.
f,tGs gomAso fTareG. e do or y II tumefte
Ci6R deiaraIscen con zagi5sz, los esIoi tados
Rn hnA cnrRdc " g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
Gaberiau.

Gabo1iau, Los EEcav de Paris, 2 tomoa
$50. 81 miuao sutoI, Atriaoaio dc Aventura
tomo SIS ceHtlvoS Tshuriet, 81 ioveR kaH.
RaxS, tomo So esntsvos. 9EboTiau, Los hom
breu de pais tomo 66 ssstaaos. Ool6s, Gui
civil, eonsreial poltsts', La t.miia, l tonao
pasta ST.. Eisto ssrrAsc, La Reforms h6disa
toeo 1925. Aar 20 FarnsY DE-, Oasdros bic.
l6gicCs, I.no BAstS 80 Mister Neh'aS, TEa
tado de Il prueoa sn astsri s2iTnina', tma
nata 81 Lib eIiA de q SAhiuYia YloaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

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