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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-27

Max WestLeimer leaves tonight for
Manitoa springs, Colorado, where he
will remain through ahe heated sea-
con, seeking plaasuras eomtort, and
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fyoH want first class piano or
OFgan. call ECU G. M. Yarbrough IL Co.
They de not handle this cheap John
stuff like you find in furniture stores.
Ii I'm
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"LOtOS Club Beauty" the beet 5 CEN
cigar made. at O'MeaIy & COnler's.
&c 6a
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MninfOu Water, Solitaire Ginger
Ale, California Apricot Cider and
California Cherry, the finest summer
drinks. at Cream Bakery. Is lw
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No hunting and shooting allowed on
my place. Chss. Durie. 2e If
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Headquarters for fruit jars. City
Drug Store. 2I-1w
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Extra rubbers for fruit jars at City
Drug StorC. n lW
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Fish. mutton, aud veal On See at
Court Street Market. "a 2t
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"a for win Cheney.
Contest Editor: Incloscd ind "a
votes fer viii cheney.
Eugene Baum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-27

HESS Rese Baki1g Povaa1
Guaranteed absolutely pure. If not
satisfactory IN every respect, your
money viii be refunded. For sale
ONLY by Harris . sloan. 20 limo.
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The bcet grades of mauilIa aud sis
sil twine al }. B. Spragins q Co.
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John Patterson went to Pauls Val
ley this morning ON business.
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A most valuable discovery was
made in the grocery department of
a. KlOski's, buying groceries at tho
extraordinary prices given below, aud
to show NO partiality he has decided
10 duplicate the same for the next
week. Here are the prices:
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Finest lire Of Cigars in tae city at
O'Mealy q COnloe's. 266t
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Get your ssaling wax q City Drag
Store. n IN
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Subscribe for the AranOreite.
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sab0crlbe Cor lhe Ardmoreite.
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ONLY ONE MONTH MORE.

THE CONTEST 10 TURNED 70.
WARD IT'S CLOSING SCENES.
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Is pounds gran. sugar, best st............-..... so
50 pound sack, high sst patent aOur-.... 90
/ pound beat baking powder---...-.- 2J
] pound best soda --.---..- ---.--..--. 10
10 pounds beat salt 10
Ia pound ground pepper pure....-...-..,...... Is
! pint bottle mixed pickles -.-.-.-.......... 10
] ounce Bottle lemon extract 10
S-pound cana grapes 30
OtdI W ~
The above list will be changed
every week. 25-1w
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Tell Mr.. Spragins his ad. ON sor-
ghum M lie and avap rlen appeared
int ia ii no TO beat MnitesbOrS out
Of tw" salrs. and The parties will call
ON him iu due time for prices and
terma. AIN.
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THOS. j. CORNELIUS,
INSURANCE = AeENI.

Places with responsible comprehensive
Lite Acciden Employers, Liability Plate Class
Etc
xpermenting place busnesa
Asses possible coDingencies following
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cHIcKAsAw NATION. wHDyEDAT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
A Narrow Escape.

Santa Rosa, Cal, May IS En-
gineer Phil hyde of the San Fran
cisco & North Pacific railway had a
narrow escape from death this morn
ing, With locomotive No. z he was
drawing the regular passenger train.
Near Cloverdale the connecting rod
on the right side of he engine broke,
striking the track and rebounding
through the cab, tearing away the
entire seat of the engineer and rip
ping the running board off. Hyde's
clothes were nearly all torn off, and
that he escaped unhurt is almost a
miracle. Pieces of the rod as large
as mans fist were found lodged in
the roof of the cab.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
Dynamite.

Fresno, May 1S.-A report
reached Fresno this morning that a
cabin containing twenty Cinnamon
was blown up by dynamite last night
on the Del Rio Rey vineyard, fifteen
miles southeast of Fresno. A month
ago the white men employed on the
ranch were discharged and Chinese
were set to work. Since then sew
eral attempts have been made to run
the Chinese off.
A Deputy Sheriff was stationed
there as guard, but was yesterday re-
called, and as soon as he was out of
the way dynamite was used. Sheriff
Scott has gone to the scene of the
disturbance. 1t has nit been ascer-
tanned whether ary Chinese were
killed. The vineyard belongs to
William Smile of Oakland, who
bought it few weeks ago.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
To Close June 3Oth.

At meeting of the Miduintel
Fair Exhibitors Association, held
last Tuesday, May S-h, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The rumor is gaining
currency that the duration of the
Midwinter Fair will be extended un.
til the end of July or August, or for
some indefinite period; and
Whereas, These reports are doing
an injury to the Fair by encourag-
ing intending visitors to delay their
visits; and
Whereas, The members of the Ex-
hibitors' Association have been and
are still maintaining their exhib its at
their own expense and at their own
loss, and they have no intention of
continuing indefinitely this state of
things; therefore be it
Resolved, That this association re-
quest the Executive Committee to
discredit at once the above rumors
and to take measures to celebrate
with appropriate ceremonies the
closing of the Midwinter Fair not
later than the last day of June; and
be it further
Resolved, That the members of
this association will close their ex-
hibits not later than the 30th, day of
June, and begin at once on the next
day the packing and removal of the
same; and
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions shall be furnished to the
Executive Committee of the Mid
winter Fair and to the principal
newspapers of this city and State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
MORE INDUSTRIALS.

The Reno Journal of yesterda.
morning contains the following:
Twenty five Industrials Of Colone
Smiths regiment arrived yesterda.
morning on freight train No. .
carrying time freight. The mer
were ordered from the train, but re
fused to leave it. The train was
held here until 3 o'clock IN the after
noon, when Sheriff Cauehlin ordered
that the men leave the train,
and they at once did so.
The train was then parted, the
yard engine taking the rear portion
to a point above town and another
engine taking the forward part of the
train below town. The latter was
backed up through town at a high
rate of speed, coupled with the rear
and then run back through town at
rate variously estimated at from
thirty to fifty miles an hour leaving
a large number of men in town, who
are ready and willing. to get away
if an opportunity offers.
This regiment numbers consider
ably over 700, and is the body of
men that were at Rocklin when one
of their number was shot by Con-
stable Flickenstein, who is now be-
ing tried at Auburn. They say they
were told by Detective True that if
they boarded the trains inssquads of
from twenty five t, thirty they would
not be molested. Over 100 of this
division have taken advantage of
this, some eighty now being well
towards the east. 1t is said that
about 400 are to follow the squad
that arrived yesterday. Another
squad is expected tonight. The men
are quiet and orderly, but seemed
determined to get east at all hazards.
They claim that at canvass taken in
camp at Auburn tifty-two trades were
represen ted, and that the great ma
jority are skilled mechanics. t. J.
claim to be law abiding citizens, nd |
do not desire to be burden to any
community, but are anxious to &c. !
away as rapidly as possible.
The arrival of Col. Smiths men
the departure of Col.
Guilfoyle's detachment, and the most
of them are still here, but few ex-
pected to get away during the night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19

Three miles from Midas, Nye
county, rich placer gold diggings
have recently been discovered, The
pay gravel is about three feet deep
over the bedrock with foot or so OF
surface dirt. 1t pays well to haul il
to lone canyon near by for sluicing.
On the strength of the new discovery
parties have located large quartz
ledge in the canyon which is 90 or
100 feet wide. This ledge has here
tofore been considered worthless, but
on re-oxploration it shows more gold
than was anticipated and viii even
tually be worked at higher profit
Go to Golden's for your spec acles,
eyeglasses and ontical goods, and al
kinds of repairing ct bot ON prices.
m24
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
Insane.

The Italian who attempted to SET
the Catholic Church on fire Thurs
day, was pronounced insane yester-
day by Drs. Guinan and Herrick
His halucination is that Christ is his
enemy and that the Catholic Prest is
in with the Lord, and consequently
he thought he ought to do all he
could to destroy the combination
His insanity is of the spasmodic or
der.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
COAST NEWS.

There IS danger of more conflicts il
the Occur d'Alenes between union
and non union men.
| George B. Hall has been acquitted
Of the murder of Alfred Anderson at
Arcata few months ago.
The Coast Gas Association has
completed its labors at Sacramento.
1t will meet in San Francisco in
1895.
Charles A. Clarence, carpenter of
Petaluma, dropped twenty two feet
Wednesday and received fatal injur-
les.
John NJ. Burke, the Idaho mine
owner, reported as missing, is at
Occur d Alene, and Is much sur
prised at the information gwen to
the public about his disappearance.
1t is now said that the woman and
child that George Decker is accused
of killing in Siskiyou county are liv-
ing, one in Willows and the other in
Colusa county, CAL, and both are
married.
The G. & G. mills at Spokane,
Wednesday, made the heaviest flour
shipment ever made out CT that city.
1t filled thirty-four cars and made up
two specia. trains. The shipment is
for the Chinese market.
Edward Hess, the young brick
layer who eloped from Port Town
send last year with Princess Louise,
the daughter of the king of Tahiti,
and abandoned her in Whatcom,
was drowned on Monday evening
near Admiralty Point by the upset
ting of a skiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19

We agree with the Salt Lake
Tribune that the western railways
are making a mistake by refusing the
Industrialists transportation unless
the men pay full fare. They had a
rate of 90 cents from Denver to
Grand Junction last fall, and many
of the men in Carter's army say they
rode from the latter place into Salt
Lake for 500. Now, why keep
them here unless they pay full fare
to get back There is no justice
in it.
Holt, the piano tuner, is in Car
son, and prepared to tune and re-
pair pianos and organs in first class
manner. All work guaranteed.
Old Government whiskey at the
Ormsby.
Step into the Ormsby and get a
Tampico cigar.
George Lamy, who is permanently
located here, is prepared to tune and
repair pianos. Satisfaction guai. n
eed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
FiOpped Over.

Atlanta, Ca, May 18.-The popu-
list State Convention today nomi.
mated j. X. Hines of Atlanta for
Governor. He has been a promi-
nent Democrat until recently.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
Silver Party Meeting.

The State Central Committee of
he Silver party will hold meeting
in Reno, Nevada, on Wednesday,
May %, 1894 at 10 o'clock a. m. A
full attendance is requested.
G. S. NIXON, Charm IN.
ii. P. FLANNERY, Secy.
(Silver papers pie; copy.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
Piano Lessons.

Miss Sophia Jacobs who has been
rtudying music urder the instruction
of Prof. f. Zech of San Francisco, is
now prepared to give lessons to a
l;mi'ea rumber of pupils.
For particulars inquire at resi-
dence.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs. Wins
lows thing Syrup should always
be use for children teething. Ii
soothes the child, sol ems the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for d'arrhoe.'.
5 cents bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
STOCKS.

Yesterdays sales In the Sal
francisco Stock Exchange:
yEsTERDAY's AFTERNOON BOARD.
Ophir 8 80
Mexican l Go
Gould & Curry 81
Best & Belcher | 60
Con. Cal. Va. 3
Savage II
Chollar 63
Potosi l 20
Hale & Norcfoss 60
Crown Point 20
Yellow Jacket 80
Kentuck 1Oa
Belcher l 90
Confidence l 90
Sierra Nevada / ID
Bullion So
Ovsrman %
Justice %
Union Con 81
Alta 90
Challenge 56
Occidental 10a
Andes GA
Bodie 80
New York Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
With q Feminine AffiX.

Young wife Tin tears)-Oh
Gerald! What do you think The
canary has gone to laying eggs.
Unfeeling Husband-I don't see
anything heartbreaking in that,
Elsie. It's perfectly proper thing
for canary to do.
Young Wife-Yes but l. I've
always called it Ben.
Unfeeling Husband-Well, you
can call it Ben Hur now.-Chicago
Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19

Boss filed cases warranted to wear
20 years, fine Movement $500 at
Gulden's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-19
ALL SORTS.

olnia last night.
Straw hats received severe Sc
back yesterday.
| Best meals in the city at tn
Ormsby for % cents.
| Terrible storms are raging in Wis
consin and Illinois.
Harry G.rham passed through OF
last evenings passenger,
Overcoats, umbrellas and over
shoes were dug up yesterday.
Yesterday came III like lamt
| and went out like wet turkey.
A carload of balloon juice was
shipped to Waubuska yesterday.
The electric lights went out last
night, leaving the town in darkness.
1t is estimated that $4,000 people
were killed by the Venezuela earth
quake.
The train was stopped last night to
allow somo tardy valley people to get
aboard.
Mrs. j. Wall was amcng the ar
rivlas from San Francisco yesterday
morning.
Miss Katie Blake passed through
to Virginia from Washoe, on yes
terday's local.
The stock market isn't as lively as
it has been but is somewhat more e1-
citing than it was.
Foreman French, of the Box Fac
tory, returned from the Midwinter
yesterday morning.
Isaac Olcovich, who has been sick
for some time with heart trouble,
was able to be up yesterday.
As yet there is no definite answer
to the question; ''N hat are the
Commonwealers going to accomp
lish"
A London dispatch says: The re-
port that the yacht Valkyrie had
with the loss of all hands
is denied.
A man in Nevada City drilled a
hole 1534 inches deep in 10 minutes
the other day, beating the Worlds
record
Trestle No. 2, on the Nevada and
Oregon Railroad, about two miles
from Reno, was destroyed by fire
Thursday night.
John p. Meder has been given full |
of the military drama, a |
Spy" to be put on by |
he Carson Guard.
Ell. Winnie reports that his fruit |
,rop is all right. He says this has
been splendid Spring, and the best
lie ever saw to get in crops.
Chas. Coleman, the barber, had
ign out yesterday, Shaving Indus
rails free of charge" He was lib
rally patro .lized Journal.
Secretary Mcbride of the Coal
liners Enion estimates that l75,
100 out of 194,OO bituminous coal
miners have joined the strikers.
Peter Jackson, the pugillst, arrived
4 San Francisco from the East
thursday and will remain three
reeks for rest, recuperat;on and re-
reshment.
G. G. Pendergast, for so many
ears agent for Wells, Fargo and ca.
! Virginia City, is in Carson. The
entleman is booked for a position
the Mint.
The State L;hfr,;an is workinr on
large lot of new books which have
rived Among them is an art pub .
cation comprising the famous paint c
e of the Paris Salon.
The Gazette's Fair correspondent
US Lieut.. Governor Poujade was !,
resent in San Francisco at the Ne
ida Day exercises. The gentle
an referred to was very busy OH
id day in the Nevada State Lii
,ary.
At recent meeting the Young q
copies Society of Christian En- /
saWor Of Carson electel the follow
G officers: G. f. Cults, President; a
c. SDrauue Vice President. Miss | .
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III BAR6lu AnnnlOANo


lCudndo2
AVER
Mad. Wilougby Sc desplom6 sobre una sila; su va
lor Sc vefa expuesto una rlda pruoba
WAS ahora renlrme7 lestdq enfadada Conmigo2
5qu6 fata he cometdo? 70 eataba en- coche con nues
buena DoWdy, ya sabr6s que ahors llamamos aHi
a lady Darymphe; mas corto. PueB bien le encon-
tralaos entaban triste que detuvmc psra ha
barle, y dijo que vendria hoy 4 vernos
-Encontrara cerrada "a er6a-exclamo Mad. VIZ
nOugby.
lOhl ssria nauy nal hecho aarle con l. puerta en
las nariceg.
IS tOdo caso lGinnie " q reeibir6
Pero u quiere verne solai....
Mad. Wlllougby revisti6se de toda g1 grayedad
Ne parece, queida Minnie que olvidaI la terrible
situaci6n que te hallaa
- fOhl no--replic6 la joven.
Y americana. del cuaB entre par6ntsas
nunca me habeiu dicho 81 nombr9. ~.
$50 llama Rufo IL. Gum.
iQuS nomDrs tan singular lQu6 quiers dsclr
No 10 Sc. Sc 10 pregunt6 respondi6 que era
noda en su pals poner una del afabeto 81
nombre u apeEdo que 81 habla escogido ID X por
mas ORIGINAL
Esta circumstances me da una singular idea de tn
h6roa Pero III 81 conde de Girasp3 Ya safel cuAnto
trabajo ha costado Observation-Disclosures de Ell El da
penaado e eaoy viendo apaecer ante npsotraa
fantasma.. ln que fornarA total alb tres pre-
tandients sin tu dItimo aavadors prop6sitos
yc6mo la1na2
Oil tiene III nombrs endial9lado.
pimel0
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Efl NID0 BEL RU1sENOK
Hay iunto ID yentana de mi sntancia
Un laurel de Ia gombra protegldc,
a donde guarda an ruiaa1or au nido
Apsuss de mi man0 & u distancia.
Como 81 verde follaje y Ia fragancia
Geloso ufano, annante requerido
Dice an amor con languido quejido
dulcs sieVada conaonancial
Las horaa do II noche, una tras una,
I'm sigilosa hilera, huYond0 81 dia,
S5iPuen 81 curse Ia eneantada luna;
x en- eata soledad el alma mia
aoza, sin envidiar cosa ninguna,
De Hu quiesa feliz neIancolia.
AntonSo Ros de Oyano
eMarqu6s de g 1ad-el-Jeld
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81 BrsLIoFnoA Dn "a OoRRsgPoaDHEnA DE 4a-81oo" !"


me- mo canar5 81 dtimo. lOhl tiene aentos para
ibraEms de los demSs
Y asi dlciendo Minnie deshacfa llanto peTo no
habfa motiyo para compadecerla.
-I Isl Gupieras-continu6 sin deiar de uorar;--noB
habfa seguido cabalo deGde que e VI advine que
hombre geneIoso que huscaba OCCASION de la
vida; estaba ALI m6s que este obeto. 70 deaea-
ba gritare: tranquial mo rie7go
algunol-Pero me atreyf
mo Go preocupes m&si-dijo Mad Willougby.
ESQ cueBta POGO dociElo, pero veo 81 medic.
Pof gu4R
No l0 sabes todo2
--iC6mol lHay ago mSs9
Te rusgo que no mo rinaS; ten cuenta que me
halTaba desmayada Saba 10 que deca. Crafa que
ora papk, en- turbacitn le die:-l Abrazadmel
y onGoaCes 80
-EntOnces III, Obodiente j. abraz6.
Que miBsrabal-exclam6 Mad. WlougbY.
Obi mo % miserabIel Mole trates asi porqpa no
10 merece.
--Lo que ha hecho 90 indigno de an caha'lero.
-To aseguHo hermanita, que estaba tan aterrada
aque momento que tenfa mucha necesdad de ahrazo
Mo iHnporta--replic6 Mad WiLougby con asyeri-
dadG alguna encuentro 10 miGma le dire bien
clarc, 10 que parece conducsa
Oil " encontrarkV seguridad, pcrqus tCdos
yRelven
Eperamoh Sin embargo, que este Eea una excap-
ci6n iquera por la vergdenza que debe napirare Gu
conducts
con impacenea; re y inspTa verglenza sp conducts
Como 70 .abesS
Porgua ma y na dicho
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Los PECECILLOs

LOS PECECILL0S
La superfcicis Sul del riachuelo
del sol radiante Il aei6 los rayos,
dej6 yer 81 fondo, en- el que habfa
piptados psces de coleres varios.
81 chiquillo on la orilla, tembloroso
mirsba alsgre, atomic, embobado;
el ausia del deseo en- 81 semblante
Ia sonrisa entra sus rojos labios.
Los peees SO movfan, y Lar ondas
parecian Vaesarlos au paao,
ansioso el paqua6ueln vacilaba
miyaba & los peces con encanto
No pudo resintir. ). Entire las ondas
hundi6 hastA 81 fondo su nerviosa nano;
mas los peess huyeron, en- 81 fondo
Ia mSno FL niHo se ensucio de barro.
"lQni6n puede conseguir de IL ventura
ID sonrisa amoroBa que anhsamos,
I'll al duerer alcanzar Las llusiones
cor 50 barro nos msucba 81 dasergann2"
N Parao q Sarnpfento.
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I.lNI.PREsos HEcHos

de venta ca la tipograffa de la OoRREsPoNDHNCIA
Hojas dobles de demandas on Juzgados Municipales,
so Ell 1O0 Declaracopes de nacmientos $1 i'd Certlh
eados de defunci6n 81 i'd Actas matrmoniaes is ID No
minas suedos para Parroquas de ingreso ST i'd No
minas de gastos de fabrcas de ParToquas Id $ i'd Po
Cabotaie 81 i'd. ConocimentOs VapOres Herrera %
M id. Indices Repositories a Guardta Civil 40 cts
Recibos de pres0s recbos de haberes para ID Id td
M i'd Fsctnras de Certdcados para correos 80 cts 50
Facturas ferrocar SO cts i'd LbTanzas en- ban
a q 10 Cnnneniantna hnauas dc vela. 81 81 loo
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PAsA ITEM S

Rn una reuni6n A hablaba de Lops de Ve
g ~ aua obras.
NO recuerdo decia uno -en qua ano nu-
xi6 Lops.
Fero Lope de Vegs ha muerto ?-exela
3n6 otro. nj slquiara Saba que estuvieFe on
1ermo.
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R1IpkR Dat saos q norOyta Ferr'sMSsa
LAUnAN DA de PEDRO URBIzToNDo
SG9e Francisco ~
~ SO compace atiende los parToquianos. Linn
pieza Erontitud, EsmeTo Elegancia
En- este acredtado salon. ref0rmado recentemente Se
aiten abonados por hay sempre un suEdo &c,
iabones cosm6tco aguas tOcador, acetes,
madas, polvos toda case de perfumeria extra 6na
Amabflidad con los marchantes con 81 pubnc0 %