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Low Rates 10 the south.

On February 18th, Burlingt on Route
agents will sell ronnd.trip tickets at the
one.way rate, to all points in Texas and
the south. Ask the nearest ticket agent
for information about routes, stop-over,
etc, or write to j. Francis, q. p. Il L. A.
Burlington Route. Omaha. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

Money. ex perionce and skill cannot in-
prove DIR. Sawyer's Pastille-, for diseases
peculiar to women. Ladies send TO your
druggist for a free sample package. D,,o
& Gree.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

Safe, sure. pleasant, restoring, harmless
invigorating. curative and reconstructing
are facts of DR.. Sawyer's Pastilles for
diseases OF women. Deyo and Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16
The Way Of IL.

There are a few men in the country
that cannot be corrupted ven by cor
porations, and Jacob Kindscher Of Guide
Rock seems to be one Of them. The let
tiers from a bridge firm appended hereto
were sent to him fer the purpose OF get.
ting the Guide Rock bridge to build and
the fellow thought that he could work
Jake for a small bonus so that the bridge
company could make a big thing, but
Jake wouldn't have it that way, prefer
ing to let the job by honest methods, and
the contract wac given to another com.
pany. The letters will explain themselves
except We have omitted the m OF
the companies, and those Of the parties
writing them.
CHICAGO, May 2, 1893
Jacob C. Kindscher Esq, Guide Rock, Neb.
Dear Strive received yours OF Feb.
22nd and neglected to answer It. You
say that your County Board will meet
July 18th and that you intend building
an iron or steel bridge with tuburlar
pillars. We hope you will let us know
when the contract is going to be let.
II you thought proper and would come
to the Fair we would make it an object
to YOU to place this work with us, and
would send you transportation and the
committee with you from there and 70.
turn, and would give you a fair and
square deal for your work, you giving
us the height Of column that you wish
TO use and width Of OF road way. A
great many officers are taking advantage
Of this offer and are combining business
with pleasure
Please let me hear from you.
Yours truly.
CHICAGO, May 20, 1899.
Jacob G. Kindscher Esq, Guide Rock, Neb.
Dear Sir:-Yours OF the 9th came to
hand sometime since but have been away
so much | did not have time to answer
Il. / am in no way connected with the
- Bridge Co, but do just as good
work and some say better. You can
look us up through the commercial 70,
ports in your bank. We are connected
with the - Bridge Co. Of -
-. Ino,icc that some OF the bridge
companies think they can close this
WORK M Nv your Uuiy ui'c'iuk' Nuh
this be done? ! should like to get this
work and share the profit with you and
whoever il may be to secure this Job.
We are after the almighty dollar and
] think county and town officers get but
little for their labor. This can DO done
strictly on the quite and would attend
to it myself and am old enough not to
give it away. You anil all thDt is nee
cessary could see that my. papers srn
what you want and let me the contract,
whether | was low bid or not. This
way Of doing 10 practiced every week in
the year somewhere. The chance does
not occur often Tor you ] presume. !
would like to hear from you aud zoe Just
what you think. All, correspondence
will be held sacred on the square.
Yours truly,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

A lone ~highwayman went to Hancock,
Mo-, held up Blk men and got away.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

All that money, experience and skill
can do has been done in the preparation
and manufacture of DR.. Sawyer's Pastilles
for ladies'. Deyo & Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

A girl in male attire was arrested will
a gang of tramps at Paducah.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16
Children Cry for
Pitcher's C>storia,
Legal Notice.

LcsaI NOTICE..
In the district court Of " ebster county Neb.
william II. Bryant
and Aaron Ayielott,
Partners doing busi-
ness under the firm
name Of Aydelott and
Bryant, Plaintiffs.
VS..
N. G. Williamson,
The above named defendant n. G. william.
son, viii take nOtice that on The 10Th, dav OF
February 1894, the above nance I~lalntifs filed
a petitlnn In the district court Of Webster
county, Nebraska. against The said defendant
Williamson, the OBJECT aud prayer OF which are
to recover from SAID defendant the amount of
a certain promissory note, for the sum OF $3.50
dated ~ Denver. Colorado, June the StL, lsD3.
due IN one day after date payable TO tho order
VI said AydetOtt and Bryant. and signcd by
defendant Williamson. together with interest
mum from June 9th, 1893, there being now due
on said note and unpaid, tho said sum of $3.50,
with interest thereon NJ the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum from SAID 9th. day Of June iSa3.
And the said defendant Williamson, Is further
notified Thar an order OF attachment was issued
IN the above entitled cause on said 10th day
OF February 1894, aud was by the the sheriff OF
Webster county, Nebraska, duly levied upon
the following described real state situated IN
said county to'~it; The north east quarter and
west quarter NJ section six, IN township three
north 81 range ten west, In said COUNTY and
state. Aud the said defendant is hereby re-.
quired 10 answer said petition on or before the
lGtn gay or April A. ID. 1894. Dated this s3d day
WILLIAM ". BRYANT AND
AARON aYDELCTI, Part
rers, etc.
HUGH J. DoBBs. Plaintiffs.
Attorneys for plaintiffs. nS2N
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

The Republican OF Decatur, Mich, has
been sold to a stock company at Paw Paw
where the plant will be removed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

Curt Evans has everyth,ngyo OF want in
the second. hand furniture line. Zee him
Blue Front, south Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

Talk about women being Eighty! Look
at bank cashiers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

One trial package of DR.. Sawyer's Pas
titles will prove to any lady that the re-
medy Is what she wants and will cure her.
Deyo x Gree,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

A branch Of the A. p. A. was Organized
at ~Shelbyville, Ills, with 80 members.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16
NgyANyvy-v~-7--~

CastOria is Dr. S"inu.i !Itcacrs pre-, iejvn tor iul ...
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is q harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions Of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevcrishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tcething troubles, cures constipation and Hatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria is tho Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16
Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR. q. c. Osooop.
Lowell, Mass.
"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, md use Castoria in.
stead of the various quack nostrums which ore
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Din. ]. +. KIScHELoR,
Conway, Ark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16
Notice Of Saio.

Notice of Saio.
Adam Morhart, Plaintiff
vs..
Anna ]. Frisbis
William A, Mitchell
Charles A. Mitchell
Robert y. Mitchell
James L. mitchell,
Defendants
Notice IL hereby given that In pursuance Of
an order Of Hon. +. B. ieall, Judge oi the dis.
trict court Of Webster county. made on The
aist DAY Of October iS93. for the sale OF the
real estate hercis after described. thera viii
hs sold al the east door Of ile'court house In
Webster county On the 10Th day 81 MSrch 1894,
a. So'clOck y, m, At public Nrileus 10 the high
est bidder for cash. tbs follow ing described
zeal estate, to-wit; lots sa and Z IN 10 i 4, IN
the original I wn. now city. 81 Red Cloud,
Nebraska as shown anu designated on tie IL.
corded plat thereof.
sait sale will remain open ono hoar.
- i, MSkEs,
X. 4, hIstR,
80 T., Al. NrFArLtsD
Referees
Dated Feb uarv II. 1884
JOHN N. tnAfNlN.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff and Referees.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

Money cannot buy a remedy equal to
DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure for Indigestion,
Billiousness, Kidney difficulty etc.-Deyo
Il Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

My family use DR.. Sawyer's Family
Cure for Indigestion.
Ny family use DIR. Sawyer's Family
Cure for Billiousness. Deyo d Grice.
My Family use DR. Sawyer's Family
Cure for Constipation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

New York capitalists have purchased
the natural and artificial gas plants at
and about Lafayette, Ind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

DR.. Sawyer Boyd, head Of the famous
CHOPPER syndicate, passed through New.
ton, Kan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16

fHmlly turo IL Tue most USEFUL IanlIy
medicine. II you are IN need of n good
family remedy coll on your druggist for a
free sample OF DR.. Sawyer Family Cure
and you will find it satisfactory. Deyo
4 Grice.
A lone highwayman went to Hancock,
Mo-, held up Six men and got away.
IT.
Money. ex %perionce and skill cannot iT-
prove DIR. Sawyer's Pastille-, for diseases
peculiar to women. Ladies send TO your
druggist for a free sample package. D,>o
& Gree.
A girl in male attire was arrested with
a gang Of tramps at Paducah.
Safe, sure. pleasant, restoring, harmless
invigorating. curative and reconstructing
are facts Of DR.. sawyer's Pastilles for
diseases OF women. Deyo and Grice.
The Republican OF Decatur, Mich, has
been sold to stock company at Paw Paw
where the plant will be removed.
One trial package of DR.. Sawyer's Pas
titles will prove to any lady that the re-
| medy Is what she wants and will cure her.
Deyo & Gree.
New York capitalists have purchased
the natural and artificial gas plants at
and about Lafayette, Ind.
W.. I. Church, of Staunton Post, q. A. R.,
says: II have tried nearly every cough
remedy but found nothing to copare with
Parks Cough Syrup. l have suffered
ever since my discharge from the army
and Perks Cough Syrup is the only rem
edy that has over helped me-" Sold by
G. l.. Getting.
Grief for her dead husband induced
Mrs. Thomas Smith to commit suicide al
her Decatur, Ills, home.
Ladies. Do not suffer with pain or
top OF the head and in the back when DR.
Sawyer's Pastilles will absolutely ant
positively cure you.
DIR. Sawyer Boyd, head Of the famous
CHOPPER syndicate, passed through New
ton, Kan.
Money cannot buy a remedy equal Il
DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure for Indigestion
Billiousness, Kidney difficulty etc.-Deyt
Il Grice.
A branch Of the A. p. A. was Organized
at Shelbyville, Ills, with 30 members.
All that money, experience and skill
can do has been lone in the preparation
and manufacture of DR.. Sawyer's Pastille
for ladies'. Deyo & Grice.
T,ll, ,hnnt ,ynn,ap heipU Hiuhtyi LaOl
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-16
Castoria.

Tho Centaur Company, n Murray Street, Nov York City.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-08-31
Lions a Drug In the Marker.

81 find there is general impress
SION" said Fred +. Sampson, an at
tache of the Cincinnati Geological Gar
dens, who was at the Laclede recent
ly, that lions are the most costly wild
animals sought after by keepers of
menageries and circuses. This Is quite
wrong. Lions have for some time been
almost drug on the market. and ex-
cept when they are remarkably large
they do not fetch large price. The
craze OF late years has been after rare
animals which are very difficult to
capture.
''The white wildcat of Russia is
worth almost a fortune, and one was
sold quite recently for the apparently
ridiculous sum Of $4,000. These ami.
mails are only found on mountains OF
perpetual snow, and they are so per.
fectly white that II IL difficult to dis
tingulsh them when they are crouch
ing. For this reason also they are very
hard to keep In captivity. tempera
ture Of more than fifty degrees kill.ne
them off in day or, two. 1t costs q
great deal more to keep one OF these
animals supplied with half-frozen ali
than to feed it."-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-08-31

was nothing more 10 be learned at
that address, he told me. The people
there remembered quite well a man
who gave the name Of George Thomas
sleeping there for one night a week
ago, but they were sure they had no
other lodger at the time. They knew
nothing whatever about the man. He
was evidently very poor, but had paid
Tor what he had had
81 ought not to have built so many
hopes upon SO slight a foundation" he
replied. with poor attempt at a
smile, and tone OF weary sorrow In
his voice. IL have waited so long that
] ventured to think that perhaps
mt last he" then, checking himself,
and with an effort turning his thoughts
elsewhere-"but I am late, sister.
must catch up my work. Have you
anything for me tt-night?"
"Will You sign No. 7s paper? The
wound was very superficial, and Mr..
Jones discharged him this morning.
He is anxious to get on
81 must speak to him first he may
be able to tell me something more"
and he turned towards No. 7. sitting
by the fire, and for the first time he
looked him in the face-the first time
for five years. rather: for | saw DIR.
Preston pause as II transiixed, and the
next moment he was at his brothers
side.
"Jackr" ne said, "Jack!" and could
not say another word.
But that was all he had to say. Jack
had been the thought Of his life, night
and day, for five years. And now
Jack was there and he held him fast,
what should he say but repeat jack
again and again, until he could realize
that this was no dream, but rather the
awakening to q better and happier
life than he had known before. Jack
said nothing at all. For one moment
he had looked around as II wishing to
escape; but If he would he could not.
And where in the world that he had
found so hard and merciless could he
hope 10 meet the warm welcome which
strovc to find utterance in his brothers
happy eyes, which gazed on the rag.
rcd figure before him as If he could
never look enough2
That is all the tale. II gave the pa
tients something 20 talk about for a
day or two, and was then forgotten
in the ward, at least
But there are three people from
whose memories no word or act re-
corded herd can ever be effaced. Need
! name them? They are DR.. Preston,
Jack, his brother, and myself, Tom
Freston's wife.-Chicago Mail.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-08-31
The Eccentricity of Law.

An action highly interesting ia
iovers Of both sexes was not long ago
heard before Judge Kay. of Boston.
The plaintiff, a young lady, the daugh'
ter of a wealthy gentleman, became
engaged to the defendant against her
parents wish. When the engagement
was broken off the defendant made
demands for money, and to enforce his
claims, threatened to publish the love
letters that had passed between them.
An application for an lnJuntion to
restrain him from doing so was made,
and not only granted, but the defend
ant had TO pay the costs.
A peculiar action was recently heard
at country court. The defendant in
the case possessed a piece OF forest
land, and on this land q thick crop OF
thstles Sprang up. When the wind
was high the seed from these was
blown into the plaintiffs garden, took
root, and did damage. He according
1y sued for compensation, and recov-
cred $15 damages.
Damages to the extent Of $1,000 for
the omission Of a single word in a
newspaper report seems heavy pen
atty for what might, after all, have
been a mere printers error. Such
however, was awarded not long since
for the omission Of the word mot" In
an Irish newspaper.
A curious application was made not
long ago before a justice of the peace
A baby, having been left by its mother
with another woman TO mind, she, on
hearing that the mother had disappear
ed, tried, but without success, to get
it into the workhouse. The lawyer
who appeared for the woman told the
justice that unless he admitted the
baby into the workhouse at once he
would leave II iD his custody. He
then directed the woman to place the
baby on the court table and walk out,
which she did, leaving the feeding
bottle with the unlucky infant. "The
child Is now destitute and neglected"
said the lawyer, 'and your honor can
order it's removal to the union" Need
less to say, the baby was soon taken
to the relieving officer and conveyed
to the wOrkhouse
The action for slander brought by
Mr.. George Augustus Sala some
years ago against Mr.. Harry Furn!ss
will be remembered. The slander COM
planned of was uttered by Mr.. Furn.ss
in a speech in the course Of which he
said that Mr.. Sala, in submitting three
drawings of head, foot and hand 10
the Academy, unfortunately portrayed
six toes instead of five upon the foot
he drew, and so did not get into the
schools. THE jury gave Mr.. Sala $25
damages.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-08-31
AMONG THE FLOWERS.

The garden gate swung 10 and fro,
Then came whisper soft and low;
And said the lily TO the rose
That Is her lover, suppose"
Says rose "He comes here every day,
! wonder what they have to say"
They don't see us !" the jasmine slghs.
Each looks into the others eyes -
He loves her SO Z" the rose replied,
oh l-here they come r' the violet cried
He holds her hand, the pansy said,
And like the rose, she bushes red.
And rose remarked: at is not right
For us to listen-nor polite
To all their vows -and tender sighs--
Oh, dear he kissed her shut your eyes y
Nj Inlay Taylor, IN Godey's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-08-31
Acted Like Children.

The Cherokee Indians We're recently
paid the s6,740,O00 due on the sale OF
Cherokee lands. The Indians acted
like children, buying the simplest ar.
ticles for the most exorbitant price,
seemingly afflicted with desire to
get rid Of their wealth as soon as pos.
sihIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
L-ITERATURA
LA VENTANA lLUMINADA
20 de JUNO de 1894

Era una noche de la Canlcula, tenn
pestuosa y obscura, sin luna nj estre.
Has.
Arrojedo de su habitaci por la in.
clemencia del calor y por la fatiga, Sc
ha levantado Luis de su butaca, y des
pues de haber apagado la luz y bajade
sus cuatro pisos, ha cruzado el desierte
boulevard y Sc ha sentado ante un;
mesa exterior de la cervecerla situad;
delante de su casa.
Tampoco hay fresco en- Ia calle, y |;
insignihcante rafaga de aire que vece
Sc levanta es caliente, coro el aliento d.
un enfermo.
Luis cree que mas lie hnbiera vald'
no moverse de su domicilio, habria po
dido acostarse tranquilamente y dormir
Sc, 'olvidando su misera existencia, tai
monotona como el itinerario del tran
via que cada diez minutes pasa por s.
lado.
Luis es un literato que jamas ha OBJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
C0LEGI0 DE LA "PURISIlLA CONCEPTION"
DE PRIMERA Y sEGUNDA ENsENANzA Y EsCUELA
MUNICIPAL DE NINAS

Ell las case eablecmeno de
Sc tod las comprende la nstrlccon pnaa
em mdca instrumental dbuo ne natural de adorno idona
frances engfs.
La clase de frances eti cargo de la Direcoa
gepa gado elemental superior po
be domea hacos esudos po los programs ohcae
Sc an las la "a como aya por 10 menos
aumna poesos profesores doneo
los utulos academicos prescitos por la Ley
La Dre;tora amanara h Capital las aumnas hayn DC
Normal Institute encagandose de TODD con
cerniente a matrcuaa, locumentos, derechos, etc,
Para infomes dirjirs 4 la que suscbe
EMILIA RLBIE DE CRISTIAN
TunioI2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
FRANCISCO CoPPEE.
KALEIDOSCOPE

j Sera Jack el destripador de muje-
res 7
Tat preganta Sc hacen los periodicos
franceses legados hoy Madrid, con
motive del arresto veri6cado en- Dun
kerque d. un ndividuo que lego a di
cho puerto en- el vapor Paraguay, pro
cedente de Buenos Aires.
Este sujeto se llama Juan Tramblier
| y ha sido detenido a petici6n del c6nsu!
de la Repdblca Argentina en- Darker
que, va instancias del procurador ge
neral de Buenos Aires que reclamaba
telegraGcaments la captura del viajero
por recaer sobre 81 la sospecha dc ser
autor de la muerte de una muier, acae-
cida en- aquella capital momeutos antes
de zarpar 81 buque que 10 conducis
El crimen de que SO e acusa ha sido
cometido gu cireunstaucias analogas a
as que concarrian en- los regstrados
en- el barrio de White Capel, de Lon
dres. Como aquelas desdichadas, la
mujer de Buenos Aires ha sido mutila-
da. observandose los mismos cortes en-
los organos que escogia Jack el destri
pador.
Esto hace Greer que Jack y Juan
Tramblier no sea mas que un mismo
individuo pero 10 cierto del case es
que Sc 10 suponla conducia en- su male
ia los restos salados de la asesinada, y
del reconocimiento que on elias Sc ha
hecho, solo SO ha visto que llevaba es
condidos 10000 frances en- monedas de
cobre con el cuho argentine, con cuyo
contrabando Sc CANA la vida Trambier,
que hace ese servicio en- combination
con una casa comercial de Dunkerque
Tramblier continua preso a pesar de
este resultado y de sus negatives.
Todos habran notado que cuando sc
toca I'm coleoptero, una hormiga 6 una
chochinilla,. dichos insectos hacen e
mueyto replegando bajo el vientre su:
patas y sus antenas, y caen por TERRA
guardando durante algunos instante'
una inmovilidad absolute.
Este es su medic de defensa para des
pistar y rechazar sus enemigos To-
lagartoi y los batracios, que no Sc ali
mentan mas que de presas vivas y ami
madas.
Pero 10 que nos revela a proposito d.
=, este monsieur Cuenot, professor del lns
} tituto de Nancy, es verdaderamente Gu
rioSo
En- en- el momento que elinsecto rue
, da por el suelo, Sc ven desprenderse po
la boca . por las patas gotas de I'm II
S guido algo viscoso de un color rojzo
amarillento.
Vistas con el miscrosc opio, result
n que ese liquido es sangre, segdn MI
!; Cuenot, yiniendo constituir TN proce
a dimiento de defensa quimica, analogo a
J. que usan otros insectos, proyentando {
: liquido nausesbundo que segregan su
e glandulas.
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Banos de Coamo
Medico- -drector-DoN ENRIQUE RAM RUBIA
Adminstradores-SREs JULIO N CHARDoN HERMANt
Qeda alberta eporada 1894 gandes mga las
delestabec
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JUNO IL do 1894
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En- Maunabo

Sc vende una estancia radicada on ell barrio
Talante, compuesta de doscientos cincuen.
ia cuerdss propias para el cultivo del cafe
demas frutos del pals, Hay sembrado
ciento y pico de cherdas cafe y algunas de
mslango, tiene ademas una casa de maderas
del pals techada de zinc con sus secaderss,
tiene ademas varias cssitas para agregados.
81 que interese dicha fnca puede verse en-
esta con don Luis Riefkohl con ell que
suscribe.
Maunabo, JUNO s de 1894
i NJ. CenlIO.
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ALC0HOLAD0

preserva ell rostro de manchas de arrugas.
Usado con frcciones para el relma, no tiene
rival.
Para el baho ss un gran t6nico reparador del
ssteun muscular Las madres deben EN-
plearlo en- lea abluciones de sus hijos como
preservativo, el mas gienico contra todas
ssas enfer edades que atacan q los nihos en-
su primera edad.
Es un gran preservativo contra las afeccio"
mes cstarrales.
Dep6sito en- Ia Capital, Farmaca de Gui.
llermety PONCE EN- LA DE GADEA
Mayagdez en- las de Basora, Mulet Tore
erosa, San German en- la de Carlo. Arecibo er
"a do Rivera, Humacaoen la de Martinez, Fs'
iardo on Ia de We've. Utuado en- la dc Legrand
Laras en- la de Iturrino, San Sebastian en- lat
DO Font de Arcelay Por mayor en- la de 81
autor o | Lcdo don Luis A. Torregrosa, Aqua
dllls, Plaza principal