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in the schools of her native place. and also at
the college in Oberin, o., from which she
graduated. She early gave herself to benevo.
lent works, being especially identified with the
Free Baptist Foreign Missionary interests.
AT the organization in October. 1913, of the
Female Foreign Mission Society, she assisted
in forming its constitution, and was Treasurer
of the Society for about three years, when this
office was abandoned. From 1851. for about 90
years. she was Corresponding Secretary of the
Society, and did much in dispensing informa-
ton concerning the work in India.
In 1916 she published the memoir of her
first husband, Rev. David Marks. Since then
many articles from her pen have appeared in
the Morning Star and other publications and In
1885 she issued another book entitled Remi-
niscencss of the Free Baptist India Mission"
Sbe vas deeply interested for many years in
all movements looking to the freeing of the
slaves, her husband, Rev Elias Hutchns be.
ing pastor of tho church in Dover which was
so active in anti. slavery work that it was fra.
qnently called THE AntiSlavery Church"
She was President of what was known as the
ITEM perance Movement in Dover; and when
In 1875 the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was formed, she became an efficient
worker in that organization. She is believed
to be the oldest member Of the Belief Corps in
New Hampshire.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
T. II. HAGERTY,
CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA
Judge J. NJ. Walling, Commander of the De-
partment of California aud Nevada, is a
Hawkeye boy" having been born in Scott
COUNTY Iowa in IS3I
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
The 14th annual Reunion of the 1st N. Z
Engineer Regimentsl Association was held at
Brooklyn, in Days Hall, Ninth street and
Sixth avenue. Hon. w. r. Walkley, OF Brook
lyn delivered the address OF welcome to so
of the members, and about so of their wives,
daughters, and sons. Letters of regret were
read from a large number of the absent com.
rades Gen. E. w. Serrell, their old commander,
was unanimously reelected President; Maj
G. B. Parsons, Maj II. NJ. Dalrymple CapS
VIM III. Balwin, and Lieut.. Fl. II. Trenor wore
elected Vice Presdents-at-large; Maj. j. O.
Wambold, of Newark, NJ, was reelected
Secretary, and W. S. Canon was reelected
Treasurer The State and United States colOrs,
tattered and worn, were kindly loaned by the
General Society of Mechanics and TradesmeR
of New York City. with whom they were de-
posted at the close of the war. and they were
received with rOusing cheers and great en-
tbusiasm. A Campfire was held after the BUSH
ness meeting, which was addressed by Gen.
Horatio C. King, of Brooklyn, and others, after
which they all enjoyed banquet prepared By
the Executive Committee. In the evening q
select literary and musical treat was given to
all present. The next annual meeting will be
held at Morristown, N. j.. on the third Wed.
nesday in October, 1895.
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE 47th Pa. held its Reunion at Bethlehem
on Oct %. There were about 80 present, and
talked over old times. The next Reunion viii
be held at Harrisburg. Pa. Oct. %, 1895.
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No. e2-94.55.
No. Clears.

dinner Col. Marsh read to the members q pore
ton of the interesting history of the regiment
that he has recently prepared, and he was
loudly appauded.
MISSOURI.
The Sd No. Cav, at its Reunion at Quincy,
H., chose these officers Pres. Capt. J. B. Yam.
cey, V.-P., Lieut.. Reuben Griggs; SEQ. and
Washburn. Quincy; @. ", Capt. NJ. w. Hughes;
Chap. George S. Ferree.
kSLieuts. Buchanan, Boyd. Finlsy, and Thrush
were appointed committee to get up history
of the 10th Mo-, at the meeting OF that regi-
meut in Quincy, Oct. Is The officers elected
were as follows: Pres, Parker Worrell; V.-P.s
L. J. Atterbury; Sec, Thos. Cove, StsplehuEst
Nah
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q. w -, .EngSEx.

ion, nervous debility, impaired momory,
low spirits, irritable temper, and q thor
sand and one arrangements of mind and
body. Epilepsy, paralysis, softening Of
the brain and even dread insanity some
times result from such reckless self-abuse.
To reach, reclaim and restore such unfort-
unates to health and happiness, is the aim Of
the publishers Of book written In plain but
chaste language, on the nature, symptoms
and durability, by homo treatment, Of such
diseases. This book will be sent sealed, in
plain envelope, on receipt Of ten cents In
stamps to pay postage
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical As.
ISOLATION, 663 Main St. Buffalo, n. Y.
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DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI.

The Department Association, W.RC. Home,
have decided to advertise for bids for loca.
ton. 1t is proposed to organize auxiliary
societies of the Home Association to assist the
Home enterprise in towns having NO Relief
Corps. .sa
Quite nice little sum was Melted for the
Home fund at the st. Louis Exposition, and
President Hollen E. Day expresses herself a.
we'll satisfied with the result
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A cough. cold. throat requires immediate
attention. BrolVn's Bronchial Troches" will tns
vsriably give relief. 2oo. q box.
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LET US HAVE THE FLAG STATES.

DEAR TRIBUNE: According to law of the
State of Connecticut every public schoohouse
in the State must be provided with National
dag and that flag must be displayed properly
on every school day. The law further provides
that one day in the yea., at least, must be de-
voted to exercises appropriate to, or bearing
upon, the subject of the flag. tiitak il would
interest your readers to know this fact, and to
know what other States have similar law.
1t is certainly q right which cannot fail to
inspire the rising generation, this grand dis
play of Old Glory.
GIVE us the number of States which do this,
that it may induce others to do likewise,
Il. l.. Burr, Rockville, Conn.
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PRESIDENTIAL CABINET IN 1900.

Past Chaplain Lydia NJ Salisbury, of Michi-
tainments," arranged by Mrs. A. Z. Kramer,
hints for giving great variety of pleasing and
profitable evenings" Here is something new
in the line of wax-works. which some original
talker can make very amusing.
The President and Cabinet of 1900-all
women, of course.-should be properly cos.
tuned and prepared to move dramatically.
The directions follow:
She should first give a talk on "Woman's
Rights" urging the necessity Of the affairs of
State and Nation being controlled by win
men," She then gives description of the
White House. and sings the praises of her can
GIdate for President as she will take her place
In 1900 While she is talking the candidate
moves in" as If automatically and takes her
place in the middle Of the platform, where she
remains motionless.
As the qualifications Of each Cabinet officer
are stated she moves in in the same way,
taking her place to the left of the President,
fully equipped for the work of her Depart
ment.
A small girl is on hand with largo oil-can.
her duty being to keep the Figures" we'll
oiled and wound up."
The speaker continues her address 1.-THE
figures meantime automatically going
through the work of their several Depart
ments), crying down the evils of the day, stat
ing the utter inability of the "men folks" to
bring about better state of affairs, and con-
elndes by assuring her hearers of the "g0od
times coming" when "wmmen shall be at the
helm"
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If any young, old, or middle aged man nffer-
Ing from nervous debility or weakness will in.
close stamp to me will send him the prescrip-
ton of genuine certain cure free of coat. No
humbug. No deception. Address T. C. Barnes
News Dealer. Box $50. Marshall, Mich.
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Fall Activities in the Experimentation Us
Have the Flag States.
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EXPERIENCE MEETING PROMISES.

Dahlgren Relief Corps, 90. South Boston,
keeps up its royal record for relief Last year
the Corps expended 1867 for relief, and made
every cent of it. This year they began their
Winter campaign with an Experience Party,
which netted the Corps over $50, and was the
occasion Of great amusement besides.
Verses were read by Lou Stuart Wadsworth,
Corps President Of whom the Nation's Helm.
mate recently said Her devotion to the cause
of the veteran and the Stars and Stripes is
supremacy grand"
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; eiiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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CHERIFF SALE FIRST NATIONAL
. Hank Of Helena. Montana plaintiff. ys. John
tteinmstz and Iona Steinmstz. his wife. defend
anita
Under and By virtus o. an order u sale and
decree OF Foreclosure aud sale Issued out u the
district Of the First Iulcial district Of the
state Of Montana in aud tor The county u Lewis
in the above entitled action wherein First Ma
tionAl hAnE Of Helena. Montana the above
named plaintiff. ob aimed Judgment ana de-
cree u foreclosure anu sale against John stein
metz and Lena steinmotz. his wife. deiendanta
this l0ih day Of prl A. A.. l-ni. for the sum Of
Ss.fi3.17. besides Interest. costs and attorneys
fees Which said decree was. on the IA day 81
Ap9il. A %. 1924 recorded in Judgment book
Ne. % rad court a. page -. ] am com
handed 60 foll AL that certain lot. piece
% parcel 81 land. situate lying aud bong in the
and bounded and described Ne follow. to-wit
o. numbered nine 80 and ten liuI in block
Hix hunuled aud two fnn&i IN the iiohack aud
Cannon add.tion 90 tho city 81 Helena
1oEsther with ell aud singular the tannruenta.
here iitnmfnts and appurtenauoes thareuntu be-
longing or Ia am wise aprorta ming
Public notice ls hereby given. that on j ues-
dnT. the I'D day ~ Ma,. A. ID isgi. At ~
oclocE m. - that daY. a. the front door Of the
Montana. ] will. in OF adience 60 said order -
sale sud decree - foreclosure aud sale. ell the
above described pro- cry. or 80 much thereof -
may b. necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment, with
interest and Gusts. 60 the highest aud bet bid
der for cash In hand
Given under my haad this itt day Of Mar.
ID. ihsi.
CHARLES u. CURTIS sheriff.
fhED Z. Hess. Under sheriff
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TO-DAY the convention of
the Pan-Amcrican Bi-Mctallic
League opens in Washington.
This is also the day ON which
the army of Jacob :. Coxcy
has been scheduled to arrive in
the Capital and present their
ideas of craftsmanship and re-
form to President Cleveland
and Congress. It is hardly TO
be expected that the policy Of
the government viii be radical
lyintiucnccL By the advent OF
the army.
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IN MEMORIAM.

IN MEMORIAM.
MARGARET EVANS
Born AZ
ChAmpaign Illinois.
August {, 1854
Came TO Montana
in 1896.
Ma ricd 10 q. q. Evan.
Helena Montana.
Mach -. 1ss0.
Died April "a 1904
Buried April ~. lsgt
Again that grim. relentless reaper.
Death. has made one OF his nerciless visit
ntions aud brren q happy household Of its
sunshins aud comfort. Margaret Evans
has gone 10 heavenly reward. but the mem
ory OF that kind fuce aud the many noble
deeds u her life will long lingsr In the
minds of those who knew her best And.
therefore, loved her most for hers was an
unassuming natu o and her nearest friends
we're the ones who could so we'll realize
what a loss wA0 sustained in the death OF
mis- { ue, faithful wife and friend.
Her LIE was one OF gene Gus unselhsh
deeds-always ready with smile OF vel
come 90 greet her friends at her home. aud
no aims we're ever asked at her threshold
but what we're freely aud gladly given. Bui
thtss recipients OF he aid alone knew OF lt,
for ons OF her most loveable traits OF char
actsr was giving and Going good without q
desire for worldly praise.
To the husband. so sadly bereft OF All
that made life seem dear. our hearts 60 ont
In sympathy, and 20 would most since ely
tender our condOlrnce, paying that oui
heavenly father will comfort him Ia this
Addiction and he.p HIM 10 feel tits best
that the loving companion OF his life
should have gone beio TO welcome TIE
dsnr ones who must follow. May his faith
be steadfast in shis happy belief and
his heat be ever filed with the sweet
assn ance that ho will meet his beloved be-
= ond this vale OF tears. His tence ,
thougbtfui care Of her du ing all their we'd
ded ME aud his snxisty and loving vigil
lance during her last illness must be a COM
fort 10 him when he Teslizss that he
al all within his power T. prolOng and
ave this precious life. Bat, alas! twas
not 50 willsd. and she cheerfally yielded NJ
her spirit to him who gave u.
10 the mother. tie loss OF this dutiful,
loving dauS Inter. must iaGssd seem ha 30
bear. but mar she look thi ough hsr blind
ing tears up and above this life of sorrow
TO the eternal life above and say in grief;
Thy will be done
We. her friends and mourners must bow
in humble submission, and thank heaven
for her life among rs. that in itself has
taught us better how 10 live and die.
A FRIEND.
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In ssloctinx his Railroad Route, Selects
the Road

In ssloctinz His Railroad Route, Selects
the Road
That AforIs excellent AMI most comfort
able faeilities-"The Milwaukee"
That traversss a delightful and pietur-
esqus portion Of the oountry-"Ihs Mi
wAukse."
That has-and msTits-ths reputation OF
sire myth and reliability The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and 10 stanp ped
with public approVAl-''Iho Milwaukee"
That has a substantial roadbed and most
frsqusnt train ssrVies-"Ths Milwaukee"
That iegRrds always, the comfort, eass
and safety Of ITS patTOns-"Ihs Milwau-
kss."
that furnishes the latest private COM
paTtmsnt cars and latest library. budet-
smoking oars-"The MilWaukss"
that furnishes elegant drswius room
parlor cara free reclining char a. an 4
sumptuous dining cars-"The 3lIls- 80. "
That has exclusive use OF tae rl~otrIO
bsrth reading lSmp-"Ihs Milwaukee.
ns Milwaukee" combines all tbs above
aud more. too. Its trains are Vestib1led
heated by steam, electric lighted ami IN
surpassed in luxurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow the
Toopls aud you cannot be far from right"
The people use This Milwaukee,"
}. 4. COSLEY. Asst. Gen lass. Aga
~. Paul. MINI.
NorE.-Fivs trains daily from Twin Git
les TO Chicago. one 10 st. Louts and one TO
Kansas Ctr.
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TO
SD. |. I /.

off quickly we've marked them
at prices which compete with far
inferior goods. You'll find the
size, the shape and the weight
you want, for the line is complete
as yet You'll find also a big
price consideration.
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SOWG
SHOES

Are made for looks, but not wear.
No shoe looks better than a
lIanan, and few, very few, wear
as well. Nothing better can be
made at any price. If your next
pair of shoes doesn't come from
our stock you lose money.
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TO
YOU

Who are looking for a Spring
Suit we say: We haven't got
all the Clothing in town, but
we've got an the be-. Clothing d.
We don't sell at half price, but
we DO sell far, far cheaper than
you can buy the same goods for
elsewhere. There's fit, and
style and wear here for you.
Won't you look over our stock :
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Mr.. DAILY Says II WIN Not lie Duiit This
Year.
The stsvsnsville Tdbune man inter
Viewed Marcus DAILY the other dav ne 10
whether the Butte. Anaconda & Pscihe
railroad would 10 built through into Mis-
scala county this year. In reply NJ. DAILY
said: The railroad is no go this year.
There have been no bonds sold aud not
likely 20 be any sold this year. and We
want the people TO understand H. Money
Ia too scarce 20 ventdre out between two
railroads already in the hsnds OF receivers. "
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w Z:
WANT

Nothing in our stock but what
is beyond question the best.
That's the reason we've been
selling YOU Hanan's Fine Shoes.
They don't need our praise.
They're the best, and that's
sufficient. Fine as they are, we
need the space they occupy
for other goods.
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Excursion Rates to California Every Da.

Excursion Rates to California Every Day
IA the month.
Beginning March 25th the Northern Pa
cihc rairoai will sell daily FOUND trip tick
OTIS 10 California points as follows.
Helena to San Francisco aud return.
going vim spokane. Tacoma aud Portland.
and returning same way. 27J.
10 ban Francisco, going via Spokane,
Tacoma lnd Portland. and returning viz
Ogden ard Silver Bow. go.
To Los Angeles, going and returning via
Spokane. Tacoma and Portland. entering
San FrAncisoo IN one direction either going
or returning. $50.
To Los Angeles. going via Spokane, tn
CONS. Portland aud san Francisco, and re-
tufniag via Sacramento and Ogden, SO. 20.
Tickets will DO limited for sixty days fOT
going passage. with return At any time
within ths anal limit of SIX months
Thirty days limited tickets from Helena
10 san Francisco and return. With Eve Ad
mission tickets 20 the Midwintsr fair. are
also on lale daily a. rate OF &62.dO.
A. ID. EDoAH, Gen ACT.
Helena. MonL
CHas. s. FER. q. p. & T.. A..
81. Pual. MINI.
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In department No. l OF tho dist. let court
yesterday the tiiAls OF Charles Reed aud
James Luke were beguu. no yonnR men
live Ia the valley. and are accused OF steal
ing colt he.onging 20 Chas. WeiSHnd.
The trial will probably consume several
days.
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interest allowed on iine deposits. Enchangs
issued n prime pal cities - the nitsd htafea.
CaaAda ard hurops. Transfer Of money mfds
- telegraph. Collections promptly aftsnde 81
10 tiy. county and state securities bought and
cold
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A nice assortment OF fine sailors in all the
newest shapes At Z. A. Fishers.
You can buy baby carriage at The Bee Hive
for 81. Call and see them.
Boys shirt waists for 80 in outing flannel and
percale az Al he Les HiYe this week.
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THE THOMAS CRUISE

THE THOMAS CRUISE
SAVINGS BANK OF HELENA.
Incorporated under the Laws of
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, 500, 900.
THOMAS CRUSH. President
FRANk II. CRUISE ........ Vice resident
MM. J. CooKE..:. Asst. TreAs. and Secretary
WM. J. SWE .....................T Treasurer
Trustees
Thomas Cruise, Frank II. Cruise.
VIM J. Cooke VIM. j. Sweeney,
John Pagan.
Allows per cent interest on Savings Deposits.
compounded January and July.
Ifsnsacts a general banking business. Draws
exchange on all principal cities OF the United
ttRtee aud Europe.
Deals in all county AID city bonds. and makes
leans on real estate MORTGAGES.
Office hours from 10 a m tolp m Alec on
Saturday and Monday evenings from 2 TO 8
O'Clock.
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Iirosdw.tsr Na,.tariun.

The natatorium will be open 20 tho put
lie this week uutil eight .. m.
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CHAs. S. FKE. q. p. & I. A..
81. Pual. Mimi,

Ihe Pee Hive offers = spacial bargain this
weak in infanfs' embroidered cashmere cloak
nese g0o1s are worth from St50 10 81 npe-
eial price for choice only t3G5.
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4 nice line Of aao ioshorn' for eAi.lrsa at s.
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Tie to This Truth.
Wien you start out on a journey you will
get tho Lest service the greatest luxury
the most com plsts comfort II your ticket
reads via the Northwestern line. For full
information ~ 10 through rates and routes
and FOR sleeping car beFths. call on your
homo sgent add for map folder free. Ad-
diesH j.. ". lE1spAIE. q. T.. A.,
&. b. T. N. g. o. H'y. -. Paul
Boys bicycle hose 10 fast black for 2oc At Tho
Zoe Hive.
huT Montana Peerless Bakins Powder.
Why send your money out Of tbs state.
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THE
Merchants National
BANK OF HELENA.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Paid in Capital S350,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits 10000
L. II. HERsHFIELD. ...... ......... President
A. J. DAVlDS0N.......... Vice Preside emit
AAHON hkRSHFIELD. ...... .... .... .. Cashier
r.. =. BOWMAN. .....-..... ......Aest. Cashier
Interest allowed on deposits made for speci
ted time.
Transfers OF money mado by telegraph.
xchAnEe sold on tho principal cities OF the
Uniied states and EUROPE
Boxes for rent at removable rates in our re
and burglar proof safe do1ost vaults.
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Twenty cents FOR ladies' tan in.o II -aqgs ir
lsst1er rL.ics. tins Nees al 2 10 Q g. live.
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Save your husbands dollar By buying your
Bargains this week AZ The Lee Hive.
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Directors.
T.. q. Power. A. J. fo'igmAn.
A. 4. Johnson. hichard lncGsy.
james fulilvln
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lntsrsst allowed on time deposits. General
banking business transacted. Safety
deposit boxes for rent
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L irSt National Bank

HELENA. MONTANA.
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Designated Depository Of the
United States.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-31

-lQuS edAd tents uSsel GuAndo SO cash
marqu6sS
No 10 as con exa"titud, cond"Sa; pero
puedo auegurArls que no hGbfA llegadO IL edsd
Dc Is rAE6n.