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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-s1s. 5o-SEvEN- ROOM HOUSE, 6l3
st. NV; newly papered and painted; near three
car lines; Key next door. 1ts
FOR RENT-1525 CORCORAN ST.; o ROOMS AND
bath, with furnace, cabinet mantels mod INNS
summer rates Apply at premises. Jel-3ts
FOR RENT-1450 CHAPLIN ST., COLLEGE Hill:
s-room brick; MI large yard. c. l. DUBOIS.
je1-3t eal f st =
FOR RENT-1o3S LINDEN ST, COR. OF ELM. 7
rooms; large alcoves; new. Rent reduced 10
$3.50 to permanent tenant. Apply AIS Q ST.
NV. jel-3ts
FOR PENTHOUSE zoos MASS AVE. NE: Q
rooms and bath; electric appliances and all mod
ern improvements; $3.50. Inquire OWNER $40
T. st. ne. Las
FOR RENT-CoTTAGE AT VIRGINIA BEACH
for season 1894; is large and convenient; has
bath room attached, with fresh water shower:
suitable for large family boarding house;
terms $500. Address II. G. SMITH, Client
Norfolk, Va. iel-3t
FOR RENT-4s4 H ST. NV; LARGE 4-sToRY
brick; 10 rooms and bath: newly papered and In
good repair: for the low price OF $3.50 Inquire
OF A EBERLY'S SONS, rs 7th st. my25-l2ts
FOR RENT-AN EXCELLENT 7-RooM BRICK
dpelliIg; S25 It'll st. s.w.; on cable car line
only SIS per month. r. A. PHILLIPS x son,
lAzz New York ave. my2i-13t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTER-TO RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, BY
young lady. third-story front and hall room COM
municating; between 18th. 22d. VI and Pa. ave;
-efs- Address Box 81, Star office 10
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL. &c.
DR. BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest-estabiished specialist in this city. with
80 years experience: IS years at 906 ST
Consultation free and strictly confidential. mo-
DR. BROTHERS INvIGORATING CORDIAL Is
a powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. OF all
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia
Nervous Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Of
people who are weak miserable, lethargic, sleepy.
lack of ambition and Zest there Is no remedy
equal to this cordial. IL has been in use for
nearly torty-hve years in this city. 906 s.w.
my4-1m'
DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD.
The only regular graduates of medicine and
magnetic therapeutics practicing in the city
All chronic diseases successfully treated upon
new and scientific principles 0ffces COS 18TH
81. nv, doors from ST. Consultation free
STRANGERS. TAkE NOTICEIDR- RROTUFRs
treats all diseases of men. No cure no paw
only estapiished advertising physician in this
CITY. Established As years. 900 b ST. sw
mya-lm- "
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BOARDING

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE on GENTTFlTTZ
can get hrst-class board. with handsome furuisbed
room; terms moderate Apply 70 1872 I'D ST.
NV. ise
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ACCOUNTANTS.

PATRICK II. c. BRENNAN.
T,,bfic Accountant and Auditor, 1421 F st. nv.
ConuIicated transactions eQuitably adjusted
Corporation audits speciality.
mh20-Sm
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WANTED-BOARD.

wASTED-FURNIsHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.
for two married couples; children: permanent
bet 10th and 18th. Pa and q NV. Address
Box 1856, Star Office. my31-3t'
wANTED-BOARD FOR YOUNG LADY; PRIVATE
family preferred Address E. F.. Star Office.
nyS1-2ts
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Columbia Park.

The Gem Of Washington Suburbs Only Is min
utes from the city. For 10 days you can get q LOT
2ox10o feet, from SIS 10 $50 Once, 623 Z ST. NV
my2e-tf
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MALE OR FEMALE.

wASTED-YOUNG LADY OR YOUTH WILLING
to give their entire time at small salary for
cashier In drug store: must be thoroughly reli-
able Address PHARMACY, Star office. 1t
UANTED-LARGE. UNCONDITIONALLY GUAR
anteed salary TO right parties-Teachers. min
trjers, eX-dept- clerks any earnest person.
Call l29 COreOran building, after 10 o'clock
1el-3c.
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l2s Tenn av,7r. mi. 1880
2125 /. 6r, wa. .16.50
1245i1 SD, 5r. W. 1880
1916 32d ext, Or, w. 16.50
Sl4 23th, Or, W. ...l5.35
1887 j, 7r&store- rs
S31 n II ave, 5r,w.14.30
92s 4th ne, Or, wa .14.o0
2319 @, Or, w....l4.30
2225 st Paui's CT. 5r. IA
402-4-6-s 2lst, Or. W. .l3. 30
lIO3 Riggs, Or, W. .l2.50
2315 Va ave, Ar. w.12.50
1902 Goth, r'r.5r.l2.50
40 Franklin, Ar. 1900
e12-14 9th. Or. IL
1852 32d. 5r..........l2
27U6-S X. Or. .1O.b0
ll5s Linger's al. 5r. 1000
] PooDe ct. Ar, W. .10.30
1928 DeSdles. 5r,w.10.30
2ooS1o-14, rear NJ.
4r, water .lO.30
321-31 26th, Or. 10
lib W Alex ct ,4r.l0.o0
$3.50 s. Or, w......-..10
3S01-3 NJ, Or. 10
2ll0 X, Or. 10
2-5-7-10 W Alex CT. Ar. 80
FSOOTT & WILCOX,
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WALL. PAPERING WORK
II you value your dollars TN pay you to gel
an estimate from us on any work to be done
We guarantee satisfaction. Skilled workmen
only employed. Fresh, new patterned paper al
prices 70 to 80 per cent below other dealers
Drop postal or call; Wen gladly give an esti
mate.
GILLErT & CO., 1913 9TH ST. my1s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED BOY, A SIT
uation as footman; to do general work around
house; WORK in private family; attend TO horse;
good rs. Please call at 1454 Kennesaw ave. NV.
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WANTED POSITION AS NIGHT wATCHMAN;
Indoors; the very best Of reference and exper-
ience. Address L. +. s., Star ONCE. m31-3d'
WANTED = SITUATION AS HEAD WAITER,
steward or clerk for hotel; city country;
oerstands hotel business n. \. references; salary
no object Address KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 31S
Ind ave. my30-3ds
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-1453 14TH ST. NV, DOCTORS
ONCE and reception room; SIS; unfurnished.
my31 .2bs
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OR RENT-s1s.5o-sEvEN-R HOUSE, 6ls
st. NV; newly papered and painted; near three
car lines; key next door. lts
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FOR RENT
2320 NJ, 7r, mi. SIS. SO
l13I 18th. 7r, mi 80. so
1909 Pierce, Or, mi. rs. 80
N4I d, ar, mi. $3.50
2l2 y, ar, mi. -. $3.50
l2l4 18th. 7r, mi. .25 so
1885, sd, sto, Wig - SO
lois 18th. 6r, mi. Is. 80
lob 18th, sr, mi. Is. so
2Gl1 h, 7r, mi. Is. 30
1872 i3th. fat sr. H.G. g
2433 X, 7r, mi. ..22.5O
26l6-20 L. Or. mi. .22.5o
1913 Both, Or, mi. % so
42l 9th sw. Or, w&s. - so
1914 10Th, 7r. mi. .22.5O
lOl4 18th, Or, mi. .22.5C
l2O5 W. Or, mi. %. 80
BIB 10th. 7r. eel. W. 20. 80
I'D sd, Or, mi. 20. 81
3o2-i-S L Sc. Or, cell
lar. mi. ..........20. 30
2l4 L, Or, w...-..1s.30
y 1871 Pa av, Ar. CAV. %
Garrett Pk, Or & eel,
cottage, mi. ........aC
2024-2S L. Or, mi. 1890
424 Elm, Or, mi. 1880
2206 II. Or, wa. 1880
For full list apply 10 "
iPl-f. NAV 1907
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WANTED AND OFFICE FURNI-
ture, carpets, stoves and store fixtures, feather
beds &c Address or call at THE JUNCTION
FURNITURE HOUSE, cor. eth, * and Mass. ave.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16
Maids of Honor.
London Lady.

London Lady,
The Queen will shortly lose two
of her maids Of honor, Miss Mary
Hughes and Miss Rosa Hood, who
are going to be married. The va
cancies have already been filled in
anticipation by the appointment
of the daughters of Lord Suffield
and Col. Henry Byng. The duties
of the maids of honor are not of a
very arduous character, their SER
vices being required for three
months only out of the twelve.
The remuneration is E3OO a year.
1t is said that when maid of
honor is about to enter the matri-
monial state, her Majesty usually
provides the trosseau. If this be so
it is not difficult to understand
why these appointments are so
eagerly sought after.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16
Practical Philanthropist.
Philadelphia Record.

Philadelphia Record.
Mr.. Nathan Strauss, the New
York philanthropist, has now six
milk depots in that city, where
pure milk is sold, fit for the food OF
babes. He has enlarged the scope
of his charity by furnishing pow
dered barley, with sterilized milk
for children old enough to use it
without detriment, and by fitting
up a pier where, sheltered from
the sun, women with babies may
sit and enjoy the fresh air. All
these things are furnished to the
poor either gratis or at first cost.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16
WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION

The best is always the cheapest,
investigate before you purchase,
and you will surely find the East
End addition just the place for a
pleasant home. We give special
inducements to builders, and will
make terms to suit you.
f. A. SWEEZY,
Manager, 207 Alamo plaza.
5 II 60 I'm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16
113 In the Shade.

istered in the kitchen of suburban resi-
dent. Upon close examination the cause
was discovered, being an old time cast
iron cook stove. Il. Schultze, Jr. was
sent for and the cause of this remarkable
temperature removed by placing one Of
those renowned RELIABLE PROCESS
gasoline stoves in operation. Result 67
In the shade. SO II.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16
A SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form as well as Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding, yield at once to
DR.. BoSanko'S Pile Remedy, which acts
directly on parts effected, absorbs tumors,
allays itching and effects a permanent
cure 50 cts. Druggists or mail. Circu-
lars free. DIR. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by E. Reuss, City Drugstore, No. 1O6
Commerce st. d&w1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

throughout the United States, and
has a membership Of several mil
lions. 1t has national leader and
a national executive committee,
composed of members from all the
states, and local clubs, who consult
in their state conventions on all
important questions, and select
delegates for the National conven-
ton.
The state convention of Texas
took place on the u and Ii of June,
at Fort Worth, and an important
question was decided, which leads
to the conclusion that the census
plan. often spoken of by us, might
BIZ adopted.
The committee on credentials re-
ported that "mixed" clubs, con-
sisting of white and colored men,
bers, could not be admitted, but
only those clubs whose members
were either all white or all colored.
The "census PLAN" according to
which the representation of races
in the State convention, the census
of 1890 was to be the basis, was
given a place in the report.
At the last National convention
of the League clubs at Louisville,
KY, the representation from the
south was discussed, and in consid-
Grafton of the fact that the south
did not furnish a single electoral
vote, it was recommended that
representation should be reduced,
and the census plan was also re-
commended, which seems to find
many adherents.
By this report, the Influence of
Quincy, who had come as dele
gate from a mixed club, was brok-
en-. When attempting to speak he
was not allowed to do so, his per-
sistance created tumult, and the
chairman adjourned the meeting.
The convention has in conse-
quence, decided itself indirectly
in favor of the census plan.
However, things are entirely
different in the gular Republic
can State executive comm ittee,
was III oc5SlOh az
Worth at the same time, and as
already been reported has called
the Republican State convention
on the 2Sth of August at Dallas.
The members of this committee
are by majority for the retaining
of the standing rules and election
methods, and the wrangle and dis
pute will begin anew, if not final
ly settled at the national cOnven-
ton of the League on the 26th of
June, at Denver, when it will be
presented.
In the meantime there is mu-
tiny, (eXcitement, in the Republi-
can camp; but it is to be hoped
that the party in the south will
free itself from this dead weight,
figurative) dead weight of thu
darkies, who virtually have been
obstructive in it's forward develop
ment, who controlled conventions,
and were used by few white lead
ers for their selfish purposes,
and who could induce but
few of real honest and pat
riotic Republicans, to take part
in the deliberations, but general
ly were a disgrace to the party.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16

According to later reports the
breach in the Republican party has
taken place, the convention of clubs
belonging to the League have de-
cided to call state convention st
Dallas on the 9th of August, while
the Republican State Executive
Committee named the 2Sth Of Au-
gust for the same purpose, conse-
quently we will have two state
conventions and possibly two state
tickets, unless the colored bretheren
prefer to join the populists, with
whom they even now already are
exchanging sly glances.
A publication of the party
had long been desired, for the
spectacle at State conventions,
and the trade with colored votes,
became nauseating to every right
minded citizen.
The question now arises; what
position will the National conven-
ton of the League at Denver as
sumo in regard to this contest. AS
all the tone giving leaders and
most of the prominent Republicans
will be conclusive, as to their po-
sition in the party at the National
convention in two years hence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-16
RIIIIARDa

25c per hour at SchoIz's during day
time up to o'clock pm. 81 tt
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22

See here. waiter, I've been wait
ing haitian 41oar for glass Of essr,
and now that you bring it, IT Is only
half FUR -Exense. ne sir. but II II
was entirely fnll you would have had
TO wait longer still,'
What are the chances % gain adj
mission TO the bar In your town.
asked the law student % native
-NeIl. stranger. thar ain't no trouble
dnrin' the week, bat yonvc got 10 be
mighty slick on sundav.
Great Physician, eheerfully YES
sir. I can reduce you o. the rats OF
i've rounds @ week rat Man How
often shall ] eaa- around q scc you.
d1eto-s Great i'is-siei-n You nceint &
come At all IN jast--ni SOS a b.il
- the rnd % clea sveet
Young man. said chs stern father,
appearing s1i4en at the dour OF
the parior ana holding open. walk
oat~- '.Ys- slr r-s.snn 8 'si the Foln !,
man. rising - ga -tea'rs tlc boss
You've got ,hc right Hrt want yo1
tn ON icrst-n o. ar al3.d irr-e' j.
that don waiS osl on ac-'ult n'
aur rrirvsaes lra gnt as sia-t N.s
i.a,rt-
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
Nsr, kls.I Of iIia.

The clerk in the stove establishment
was trying 10 sell the ceuntryman a
stove. aud the WAY b. talked II NJ was
worth twice the salary he was get-
ting
4 tell you what It l.. he said. ~Ill
let you have that stove NJ SIS and yogi
can't gst one anywhere els IN towu
like IL for icss than s2i-~
How do you know ! can'tF asked
the chary old fox from the back lands.
because there isn't another like Il
In town. responded the clerk with
the confidence Of man or the witness
stand.
And have yon only oneY'
"IeS"
"And You arr only iettinE me have
II a. an uccommodations
Exactly"
The old one patiel thc clerk on ihs
back afectlonately
well. young fellsr- he said. I'm
as wiIlln' to make a sacrifice ns you
are. and bcin' ii's you went rob you
OF the only thing Of the kind you hay,
In the world Coed morning. Any
time your, up my way stop and take
meal with me Good bye" and with
n soft. meandcrins smile, be passed
away.
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
Sow Thry DO .lammlag.

Country visitors to New York
almost always visit Trinity church
yard, the gallery Of the stock ex-
change. Brooklyn bridge and Castle
Garden. Since the investigation of
New York's crime infested quarters
has been given such prominence in
the newspapers very many strangers
now go stunning" on their own
account. visiting Hester street and
the shady precincts in the Tender
loin district
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
a Malne M.lhea % .n.ngEIlaE.

A plan for smuggling inta1is7atinE uqnnr
into i.esStsfcn e-lual 90 Ingenuity 70 the
well gru1clnllefssl uinlas--Hs hus-head nlrths.8
% rcrcfalEleuf. hl- ts--u discovered by Dep
found AZ aue q the drTssts the ufhSr day a
can marked '-psraiiue uis. and l. 81 out
ward appearances u uaE eau u fllranne
otl The deputy -hrrtds Wha are diii-ent
~ the ss1rth for -7ch schemes eKnmtnqd
The can- removing the cork they ran 4
STICK down Into the can and murh 70 their
sgfprtss. t@ucLed hcftom very gEtgkiy. They
drru 1at the stick and found thar Vithoat
uolht the liquid n Ind tasg iu fssutaef with
was - "a ine 0fi hut tn. fact tisat the sficF
tpNctfN lntt1u bear The top % the can
aroused thgir susntcinus Further eNanina-
upu showed the can TO te ulaas q teu epin-
IaFttaFnts aud yet n" samn would suspect
tht iaei. fer u had every iuticatina % har-
- "ly one Tue upp~r compartment %
ALr yln eluutaiHed tuu oE tlrs.e quarts Of
padarue gii and tle bower cowpagtInf at ten
2dtlcns ol wtisky, The two secfiols were
insruipusiy fastened together.
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
HE WAS ALIVE.
The Timely Awsssains of a Wounded
burglar In the NorEue


That reminds me. said Counsel
or Charles ". Brooke. who was one
OF party. '-of an experience had
in Philadelphia about twenty-five
years ago had just started in on
the practice of the law. was am
bitious. and ready to receive or seek
a ellen; at any hour Of the day or
night Ii was in early Septcm per. l
remember. had been to see Edwin
Forrest in the Walnut street theater
In his wonderful impersonatiou o.
otheiio | got homo shortly afte-
midnight, and about ? o'clock In the
morning. while sleepinc-soundly
and perhaps 1 may say the sleep was
ius:-I was awakened by a loud ring
ing at my door bell
You must know i. was the Gus
tom in those days for a lawyer 20
have his office in his dwelling, The
older practitioners continue it TO this
day. 1 got up and dressed myself
and went 10 the door My visitor
was a man named Haggerty Ned
Haggerty-who had frequently been
accused OF burglary He had re-
tanned me once or twice TO defend
him. aud presume had some faith
in my Judgment
He was painting and excited i
have just killed a man. Mr.. Brooke.
said he. and | have como to tell you
about It We had aght. and two
or three crooks wanted to give mo
the worst of IL so in self-defense |
was obliged 20 shoot one OF them
Where is the man you shot|
asked
II think they have taken him TO
some undertaker's shop. said Hag-
geriy.
Il went upstairs again. continned
MIR Brooke. dressed myself COM
pleteiy and went with my visitor
TO the neighborhood where the quar-
rel had taken place found tha,
his surrnise as to the undertake-'s 5
shop was correct The body OF the
man had been taken there, and they
were Just putting him in an ieebox
a ! entered the door. There was
something about the appearance OF
the corpse that attracted my atten
iion- The hands and fee; were warm
and the eyes were closed. There
were couple of do-tors present one
OF whom had stethcscopc- re-
quested him TO lie; me have il for a
moment and put il over the heart of
Haggerty's enemy could detect a
faint fiutteriug and called the atten-
tion OF the physicians to il They
made an examination. and. greatly
to their surprise. and probably cha
grin. they discovered that the man
was alive In fifteen minutes more
he would have been put on ice. and
what little vitality happened to be left
in him would have been frozen out
That man is living to-day and in the
city of New York"
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
Ih. Me.lr-r Ilc.at,

Thriyes on rss.i ro.rf and sunshine. wifh
rlenty of exercise In the up~n rir. Her FORM
Eiowr with health ard her face blooms
uith H. beatty II hrr sysfrna urc,is ~
cleaning action Of laxative rezle-iy. -ee
ussss the Seatic and pleasant ilEi4 laxative
SyrGp ef Pigs
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
another Point of View.

She razed thoughiIully into the
mirrors depths
The idea" she soliloquized. ''of
his saying that anyone could sec
that l never used powder. wonder
If my complexion is really so coun-
triaed as all s"-Indianapolis
Journal
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
Awfu, Possibility.

''lt is a mighty good thing. said
Watts. that the iceman Is not 4
man o. delicate sensibilities Sup
pose he should become offended at
the remarks that are made about
him and stay away for two or three
days Did you ever think OF that?"
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22

h6hDehy or The SACRED HEART
The ef ins.-esion this t-aiesas. conducted
BY Eeiis9oul the Sacred Heart. stnbrzres the
shoie OF fGt1ec1 70 eoasfitufe sotld
sz1 refzed ei1eatiaz- Fropriesy CT department
ieres Of uncezsnS z1teufice- ExtelsiEs sr0un4s sf
ford the pgpfis every feitify fer useful htiy
tEefr h-sitA ohsSt Of c9nsrzut soiieir1s.
sickness they attended vita Haater-sl care
Fafl Iz<--1ay, For farther par
ss-ui-rs Adar-ss THE SUPERIOR,
Academy Sacred Heart. st. Joseph, MO
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22

wlre th~ summer Eirl is AZ the ss.side
i,rcas sting the uuVe her good Old uaothef
stays al Euuse ari sfeers the rurrruL
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
A I.racticrI Malh

He, psssionately-You are my life.
She. prscaoaily-Have you got it
insured?
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22

sT8 si iAsysr s5s f !. Io IN sl. US % eSaS ~
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
HaIrs Catsrrh Cure .
Is a ccus'itutieNal cure. Prizes. Tse-

In the bright Ie1icou of speculation fhrr.
i uetAias -. uHcsrtsiu a. > sure thlae
The Lamar register., 1894-09-22
II the pahy 4. Cattiar Teeth.

p .sa uss is.fott azs -.si tsisa r-r-ssr, xA
vrzssS--s so0raIrss ssHEr ~ calasssa Terssza<
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-06
LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
12-ATOCHA--12
Mercado, Colon y Ca.

favor p1bco vene dpensando
OCCASION de
acreedores distinction.
Reinstaados c6mod egane bn tuado local pernecente
succession de don Ramon Rivera, acaban mportar
Francia, Ahmania, Espa1a hsglateva Ausra
importanes mercado de EUROPA AMERICA espnddo
sudo aiculos de novedad fantasia de exquisite guso usdos
las exigenas Ultima precos sin competepca
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