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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-08
The Japanese Attack on the Gear.



L. A Ribas, the interpreter who is
employed by the Burlington people, and
who recently returned from a trip to
Japan, where he accompanied the Korean
minister, tell story about the attempt
made upon the life of the present car
of Russia in Japan a couple of years ago
which materially differs from the reports
hitherto published in this country. The
attempt, it will be remembered, was
made while the then czraewitch was rid
ing in a jinricksha, and the report then
published stated that his life had been
saved only through the prompt action of
his cousin, Prince George. Mr.. Ribas met
one of the carriers of the cart in which
the czarewitch was seated and who was.
in reality, the man who saved the life of
his royal patron For this action
the carrier was presented with 10000 ru-
bles by the Russian government and
the Japanese government also handsome
~ remembered the brave act by giving
the man fine house in Toxic. The credit
of the action was given TO Prince George
it is supposed for political effect
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PROCLAMATION.

Mayors Office, Savannah, Ga, Nov q,
1S94-Under the provisions of section two
of an act of the legislature of Georgia,
relative to municipal elections in the city
resolution of the council of the city Of
Savannah in pursuance thereof, notice IS
hereby given that the following have been
designated by the said resolution as the
places of registration for the twenty cleo
ton precincts, namely:
First Preclnct-Fretwell & Nichols
store, corner Bay and Bull streets.
Second Precinct-Gazan's store, corner
Broughton and Drayton streets.
Third Precinct-John b. Fernandez, cor
ner Bull and Broughton streets.
Fourth Precinct-Hoyle's grocery south-
east corner Bull and York streets. 4.
Fifth Precinct-Wakefield 5 store, q
Bull street.
Sixth Precinct-Thomas Henderson,
sons undertaken store, corner DravtoA
and Hull streets.
streets.
Eighth acknowledgement drug store
No. 50 Abercorn street.
Ninth Precinct-Adam Kesseps bakers
Whitaker and Charlton streets.
Tenth Precinct-C. Gallos fruit SUI
southeast corner Bull and Jones streeGss:
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures GeoIs''
fruit store, III Bull, Gordon lane -,
Twelfth Precinct-C. A. Fleming sIssn
grocery, l4S Abercorn, corner HuntnsuOA
lane
Thirteenth Precinct-Thomas Williams
Whitaker and Huntingdon streets. ,,-.s.
Fourteenth Precinct-Fox & W UUa
cocks green grocery, Sc Bolton co'N''
Lincoln street. ,,.z,s
Fifteenth Precinet-Richard williams
cabinet maker, 1888 Montgomery, com
Gwinnett lane. -.ors
Sixteenth Precinct-J. H. Wilder,s sI qin.
northeast corner New Houston ana N'D
coin streets. .,s
Seventeenth Precinct-L. B ,4 Greens
grocery, southwest corner New Hous'''
and Barnard streets. --..r,s
Eighteenth Precinct-C. A. MuhTTrT sy
store, northeast corner Drayton ana Du'-'
streets. p
Ninteenth Precinct-St Julian. and
Yonge's drug store, corner Jefferson az
Tenth streets. v,-bts
Twentieth Precinct-Toll Gate, "Hi''
Bluff road. orats
Given under my hand and the coG pgpS 5ay
seal of the city of Savannah, TINS -'N
JOHN ]. MDoNoUGH, Mayor
Attest Ss r n REBARER,,
Clerk Of Council
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TAKE YOUR OWy MEASURE.
And See if You Can Come Up to the
Standard of a Perfect Man.
From the Detroit News-Tribune.

standard OF a Perfect N an.
From the Detroit News-Tribune.
One man In a thousand is perfectly
formed. Every one Of the other $50 has
some defect which bars him from the
list Of latter-day Apollos. Scientific
ideas are coming in practical play.
Transforming weaklings into the stature
and strength BETTING robust manhood
and healty. symmetrical womanhoOd.
The Sunday News-Tribune recently
made an interesting incursion into the
gymnasium of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association in that city hunting
what is aptly termed the zone thousandth
man." The result Of the investigation is
summed as follows:
Physical Director Studer has done
great deal to improve the condition of
young and old men in this city. His sue
cess is based on his scientific ideas. He
believes in the old maxim that you must
have a sound body to support a sound
mind. He says that If you viii bring him
a boy al 10 years of age, and will agree to
leave the lad in his hands for period of
four or five years, by means Of regular ex-
ercise he can accomplish almost any
thing, as far as the boys body is con-
cerned. He can change his hight, his
weight and his temperament; he can
equip him with a force that will be fine
of strength and energy that will fit
him for withstandng any great and sud
den mental or nervous shock, such as
comes to all, at one or another time, in
this life
As an incident of his work he can rid his
patients of the blues, regulate their liv-
ers, and stir up sluggish blood. He is the
physician of arms, legs. lungs and heart,
following natures remedies, air. water,
sunlight, and sensible and constant ex-
ercise.
When you decide that you ought 20 look
to your body and you call on Mr.. Studer.
he begins by giving a physical examina-
ton. 1t is as searching and exact as
science. Nothing is left to chance. He
tots down twenty or thirty important
items. which tell the story of your phys
ical life. Next he takes a small sheet of
paper ingeniously arranged in parallel
and horizontal squares, and records there
on in fine, straight strokes of the pen a
chart of your physical condition, show
ing your relation to the normal stand
ard
That normal standard is the very sub
stantial perfection of the imaginary one
thousandth man. In other words, 1000
men, in all ages and conditions of life,
were carefully measured a general aver
age struck, and the result is made the
basis of all the records of the school.
Never yet on first measurements, on en-
tering the school, has a subject presented
himself whose bodily perfection CHANGED
to score accurately with those of the very
perfect one thousandth man. In one or
two instances that record has been ap-
preached, but it yet remains to be dupli-
Gated
The measurements of the approx
mately perfect lone thousandth man
will interest every lover of his race. They
are given as follows.
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Minerva Everson is the name of young
Roman renowned in the Sierra Nevada
region. She is the mail carrier of Bur-
rough valley, which lies fifty miles to the
northeast of Fresno, Cal. The valley
ley is somewhat shut off from the outer
world and the only means of communities
ton is by wagon or horseback over mar
row road, and there is no postoffice near
at hand. The men who undertook to
carry the mail always gave it up because
Miss Minerva, the 17-year-old daughter of
the well-to-do EYersoll family, is not
daunted by these difficulties. She enjoys
the venturesome undertaking and makes
the journey through the wilderness twice
a week.
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them walk into the cappen's room. I
heard them cry out and stand still. When
/ got 20 the door they stood in a row look
ing down on the bed. looked, too. Man
nor woman couldn't frighten the cappen
more. He was dead
What had he done2'' I asked the officer.
KILLED his wife" said he. That's all
No doubt she deserved il. but it's not al
lowed by law. when they do"
God help him." said l.
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FLORIDA.

meeting is called for Monday at
Brooksville to organize a business league.
The new crop of Irish potatoes is being
harvested at Hastings, st. Johns county,
s A. Swami is getting up an illustrated
descriptive pamphlet of Fernandina and
the Citrona tract of land.
Rev. w. 7. Hundley Of South Carolina
mas declined the call to the pastorate of
'he Baptist church at Gainesville.
There were seventeen prisoners in the
county Jail at Fernandina the other day.
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Bullets Fly at a Negro Dance.

Columbia, S. c., Dec. IA special to
the State from Yorkville says that at a
negro dance last night. Alphonso Moore
and Amanda Osborne were shot and IA
tally wounded by Jim Green. Green and
Moore got into a fight about the woman
and lights were blown out and the shoot
ing began. Green escaped. All of the
parties were colored
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A Convict Mortallv woun,Ied

Lexington, KY, Dec. 7.-Convict Frank
Meyers, who was serving six years for
burglary, after tesufying in court to-day
in prison garb, broke away from Deputy
Sheriff Wilkerson as the Jail was being
locked on him and ran down the street.
Wilkerson fired three bullets, the last NOR
tally Mcunding the convict,
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MRS. CLEVELAND OBJECTS.
So Watts Picture of "Love and Life''
Cannot Be Hung in the White House.

T IUIII Vlt IIIIdutIpIId FItsS.
Washington. Nov 24.-Watt's painting
Love and Life, which has remained so
long boxed up in the white house, will
Smithsonian Institution. Mrs. Cleveland,
it is said. decided that it must not grace
the white house, because she is convinced
that the white house was not intended
by the people of the United States, who
own it. to be used as an art gallery.
Prof. Langley of the Smithsonian In
stitution has asked that the picture be
sent to the National Art Gallery, which
is an annex of the Smithsonian This
national gallery was established by con-
gress, but so far very few pictures have
been secured for it. Mrs. Cleveland is
said to be thoroughly in favor of adding
one more to the small collection.
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THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST !

Your stationery is an indication u
manner OF conducting business tn GOOD
Have erything neat and trim III III ssou.
taste and on good material from th0 Riank
pete Printing, Lithographing any anu tbs
BOOK manufacturing department u
MORNING NEWS "a.
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OFFICIAL.
ORDINANcE-pRrcr,--.N

City Of Savannah, Once c1s-t- =
ell, Nov. .. 1s94-The foilovriiT,..lA q Coun-
showing registra ton precincts p Tya,,IslnIancs
Tor information. By order OF ne ellsned
T. =. REBARFPs
Clerk OF Co---ei,
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want every man and woman in the United States
interested IN the Opium and Whisky habits to have
one Of my books these diseases Address
b; n. WOOLLEY, Atlanta, Ca, Box $50, and one
will be sent you free.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07
The Banks Consolidate.

There was considerable surprise on
our streets Thursday morning to find
the officials of the Citizens State Bank
behind the counters OF the First Ma
tional, with placard on the outside
announcing that the former had pur-
chased the entire business of the latter.
1t was very much unexpected by the
people here and caused no little wonder
and amaZement.
In this consolidation there is formed
one OF the strongest financial institu-
lions i'll the state. The last report of
tue Citizens Bank showed resources
and liabilities of 1926, 29.08 and when
the business is doubled by adding that
of the First National there are few
country banks that can equal it. The
officers OF the institution are c. ..
Chandler, president; j. W. Bergman.
vice president; F. B. Chaplin, cashier,
j. s. Runyan. assistant cashier. The
directors are w. S. Woods, C. Q.
Chandler, j. w. Bergman, F. B. Chap
in and w. S. Bergman. The names
insure the confidence of all our bust
ness men.
The liquidated bank is the oldest
in the county. It has passed through
several hands since it was established.
the last officers being J. p. Hall presi-
dent, t. l.. LindIey vice president, &.
5. Jobes cashier and j. S. Runyan as.
sistant cashier. The board of direc-
tors were J. p. Hall, w. l.. Blair, T. l..
Lindley, G. S. Jobes, w. T. Rouse and
A. L. Noble. THE resources on Janu-
airy 1st were Sill ,574.Ol, deposits time
and demand $42,6l57O and loans and
discounts 6S,319.6l. The gentlemen
who conducted the business were very
atfable and courteous and made MANY
friends. Mr.. Hall will now take I'D
and attend to his farming interests as
soon as it demands attention. Mr..
Jobes will remain here until the term of
school closes, on account of his child
rem. After that he will probably locate
nearer his other interests, just where
he has not decided as yet. J. s. Run
yam and Roy Hall are retained in the
bank.
1t is clear that the depression in bus
mess has brought about this change
whereby we have but one bank, and
that the move was for the best to all
parties concerned there is no reason to
doubt. And now that the Citizens
State Bank has the field to itself we
feel sure that no undue advantage will
be taken in any respect; but that the
customers will meet that same court
esy and considerable treatment which
characterized it when there was compe-
tition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07
Obituary.

The death of Mrs. Flora Bahr on Feb
ruary 25th, deeply grieved our town and
neighborhood. She was patient suffer
or for eight weeks, and when she re-
allied the end was near she requested
that the 14th chapter of John be read
and said she had great deal to thank
God for. Her traits and force of char.
acter made her very useful member of
society. Her kind, trusting, hopeful
disposition, full of sunshine, with a
good understanding of her bible, made
her one of the best Sunday school teach
ers in the county.
The attendance at the funeral was
one of the largest in the history of this
settlement. The grieyed husband can
only say:
Rest. rest, sweet heart: thy weary task
Is done. No more for thee the sIow-paced
hours,
The nights, the days of lingering agony.
Gods white-winged Peace has kissed thy pain.
swept brow
And all the lines OF grief are gone"
She was raised in Columbus, Adams
county, Ill.,, was married to Adam Bahr
Is years ago and was 40 years of age at
the time of death. She leaves three
bright little children. the youngest
three years old. May He who sees the
fall OF orphans tears watch over them
till He calls them home.
VIM. GARRISON.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07

Allow me to report that the Barber
comfy exhibit intended for the Kosci-
usco Exposition in Galicia, Austria, are
nearly all in; but lack yet the follow
ing articles which will be accepted with
thanks or bought if necessary: May
and Mediterranean wheat, about pint
of each: alfalfa grass, small bunch:
samples of other grasses raised IN Kan
sas; kaffir corn head; samples of wood
such as cedar, black walnut, oak, syca-
more, locust, ETC.; preserved fruit 10
glass jars. apricots, ounce. cherries.
blackberries, plums; photos of drawings
of Medicine Lodge sugar works, -four
ing mill, gypsum works, a Barber coun-
ty farm. gypsum hills; skins of native
wild animals, wild cat. oposum, coon.
coyote, stuffed quail. prairie chicken,
ployer, etc. Photos of blooded stock of
all kinds. All the articles must be in
by the 10th of March,. s. KocIELL.
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The KOcIen Collection.

REESE CLARK. Secretary.
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}. 2s51. First Published Feb. %. 1894
SHERIFF'S SALE

state OF Kansas, County of Barber S.
Cornelius A. Waldron and John s. Lawrence.
executors of the last will of John Lawrence
deceased, plaintiffs.
VS..
Lewis Z. Bailey and Bailey bis wife
w H. Brevoort and L. II. Perkins, trustee,
defendants.
BY virtue OF an order of sale, issued out of
the EarDer district court, sitting in and for
uon. and 10 me directed, | will on
Saturday. the 31st Day of March, A. D., 1884,
ut O'Clock Ia the afternoon of said day, at
the front door of the court house IN said coun-
~, ef1er for sale at public auction, and sell
WITHOUT appraisement, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash in hand, to satisfy said order
OF sale, all the right, title and interest whatso-
ever of the above named defendants, and each
OF them, and of all persons claiming un0er
them in and to the following described tract,
piece and parcel of land lying and situate I'm
said county of Barber, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter, and southwest quarter of the north
east quarter. and the southeast quarter of sec
ton thirteen Q3) and the north half of the
northeast quarter, and the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter. OF section twenty
four GA township thirty 800 south OF range
eleye I'D west Of Sixth p. N.
Together with all and singular the tene-
ments, Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or Ia any wise appertain-
ing.
Given under my hand at my once in the
city of Medicine Lodge, in said county, this
24th day Of February, 1894.
o. MILLS Sheriff.
BARKER, FREECH& PoEHLER & Il. W. T-ONG,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07
No. 2S0S. First Published Feb. 18th, 1894.
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Kansas, County of Barber, ss:
q. w. E. Griffith trustee, plaintiff.

State of Kansas, County of Barber ss:
o. w. Z. Griffith trustee, plaintiff.
vs..
John Haskins, Mary Haskins L. H. Perkina
trustee, The Western Farm Mortgage Com
Hany, 4. l.. Cothrcll, Emmett w Hume
George w. MoZier and - MoZier his wife
9. w. Smith and - Smith his wife and
w II. Hrevoort, defendants.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued out of
the Barber district court. sitting in and for
said Barber county. in the above entitled ac-
ton, and 10 me directed, l will ON
Saturday, the 31st Day of March, A. d., 1894,
at 2 0 clock in the afternoon Of said day, at
the front Goor OF the court house in said coun-
~, offer for sale at public auction, and sell
without appraiSement. to the highest and hest
bidder for cash in hand. TO satisfy said order
OF sale all the right, title and interest whatso-
ever OF the above named defendants and each
OF them, and OF all persons claiming under
them in and 10 the following described tract
piece and parcel of land lying and situate in
said county of Barber to-wit:
The north half of the southeast quarter and
the north half of the southwest quarter of sec
ton nine 8, township thirIy-three %, range
eleven ii, west of the 9th +. NJ.
Together with all and singular the tene-
ments. Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing.
Given under my hand at my Office In the city
Of Medicine Lodge. in said county. this 24th
day of February, 1884.
o. MILLS, Sheriff
BARKER, FRENCH & POEHLER & r. W. LONG,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07

VIM. Martin of Medicine Lodge,
who has fine homestead near Alya,
southeast, was here this week and let
the contract for the erection OF dwell
ling house out there.-Alva Pioneer.
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Jack for Sale.

| have for sale jack of the Nam
mouth breed. He is fine mule getter
both in numbers and quality. Call on
or address E. L. Rice. Climax, Green
wood county, Kansas. 39tf
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Basis of Assessment.

Office of the County Clerk, F. a. Lew
is, County Clerk.
The trustees Of the several townships
met on Monday, March 9Th, 1854, at the
county clerks office in Medicine Lodge,
for the purpose of establishing a uni
form basis of valuation for assessment
for the year 1894, and proceeded to Or
ganize by electing J. A. Lester of Cedar
township, chairman, and Reese Clark
of Moore township, secretary. On roll
call the following trustees were found
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07

This part of the county was treated
to refreshing shower. Sunday, accom-
panied by some small hail. We under
stand that the southern part of the
county was not so fortunate.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07

i will remit So to the first one send
ing me the present address of either or
both q. w. Preston and j. B. Shumate.
A. w. Gray, Kansas City, Mo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-07

State of Kansas County of Barber 50.
Cornelius A. Waldron and John s. Lawrence.
executors of the last will of John Lawrence,
deceased, plaintiffs,
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ia HORTENSIA
l2-ATOCHA~-l1
AInac6n de N0vedades.
MerCado, CoIom y Ca
l2--ATOCTIA-l2

Dad, favor aa a que pdbico dspnsand'
4 medic de
acreedores esta distinction.
couodo, ecgante ben siuado local
4 la succession de Ran6f Rivera, de mpora de
F1aucsa A1emania, EspaNa Leghterra, A@strlu,
!mercado de EUROPA AMERICA espnd
arucuo de novedad fantasia de exquisite austado
Ultima moda. reaizan competence,
entte nuchos Sc dfci enumeration
Eegantes ombreics para sehora: fomas los
de tcda cases meda
DON hlo de Eoca seda cam baucas coo ehoras
de seda corba de egantes om
MT sombrias abrgos dt
de p metal cubr
de ho dc da rae nhos: punea de las mas acre
los soicados povos SIMON:
de felpa.
Un escodo udo de obetos popos para ego estuch
perfumado
eer porta- -cartas para reato, 81 g.
Gndes exencas teas bancas de COLOR agod6n de hill
lana, seda g.
Desde eca connusa renovando urdo mensuamente
fin de oe cen artcuos emp la Ultima
da Ponce, JUNO de I8oa.
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|. BASSEDAS
AGENCIA E5CQLAR

poundo pals he vvdo gos
de cosumbres de uvenud toquea la de
d hoy Barcelona ond engo mi casa mi a ereo esar en-
condolences aende ga dg los eudantes dede aqui
cud uscar instruction secundara universa aquea cuda
provincial mdante mocoy acceptable estpendo aua
Me oezco los padres de ma deseen utzar mis-
En- mi ndrsn los oven amigo qn les Guide les observe
que esmu les anime que les acompahe soctud les
atenciones afeetuoas del hoRar domesico.
Los qeran obener ampos detae pueden pedrlos
los cnviare Il
Domi:ii Rond SIN Pedro. al, 70 "a BARCELONA.
Mm Fehrero de 1904
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La Gacetu Hustrada
Buena adquisici6n.

Sc ve'sde, con bueaas condiciones, Ia mdqui-
ma vertscal para moler caisqf de la Haciend;
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de 25 caballos de
tisersa, en- magnyfco estad6 corrtente, CON aI-
g4nas piesas de repuestoy< como que estd ha-,
ciendo actuolmente Ell cosecho ps.ede versele
tuncionar. I'm su eas9, Sc entregard en- Julio
prdrimQ en- que debe n,ontarse otra de mayor
potencid. Da,1glrse al que s@sc'lbs Ponce,
Febrero II 1894 del FRANCISCO PARRA.
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CLARA THILLET. .-EspectGco THILLnT
para la angina para otras Intermediates do
Ia garganta do la boca. .-Farnacia de Fe-
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DlFERENOIA.
NOTA Ha la d4 hecho
deb
do 900 bile,
20 de- Julio
CARLOAD"
ria Provincial.
OTRA: mpors que
% Impression de bt, Ftas,
ble,
100
bes aiante las e dbera pds la Pdenta Ao Dha CemenGa
Davla de eSimonst
OTRA: M era ngln do mpho del correspondent
10 impote,6 recbo del Btnco Espaho de PusrtoRco
OTRA E E4paho de Puerto Rico % los bI
del ebecida
al de- pubicos Cdd
Loque avs a p1blco 81 conocimieno.
LA PreNdnta DAvI
Julio Ode 1894 3m 20v VT
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ANTONIO MATTEL Y BRUNETO.--
Mahl Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto Rico
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JU N Ia DIRECTLY

81 M Rsna RegAte Vice pasaa norara Excma
Sra Don. Rosario V le Dban Pretn esra Sra Da Csmna Davs de
Maria Pis de Rodriguez Doha
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Fudo ds Thomas Dha
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PROSPECTO
beuaico del Aso LA CARLOAD" sbecida
1893 pubcada
de del 49,
d 20 de pxmo combination de
de la Lota Provincial tp de $4,000 bte divdos decmos
oueda extranj diipuyeadose e impote
81 a frma siguiene
$4,000 bletes de que cona la Provincial 81 uno 2 600
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AUu USTO PASAkELL Y RUS, Pro-
a,.rndor. IS }, njlmero ).
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.UuIMPlO TERU.-MercilnolAs Llbre-
ria, Efeetos de sscritorio Almacen de mlsi-
40 A tnnha