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The herald., 1895-12-31
CORONADO
Riders and Drivers Have Fun Chasing Rab-
bits-Personal Notes

oiks-TSiSoudt fNotSs
CORONADO, Dec. 30.-The greatest fun
of the season occurred last Saturday after
noon, when a dozen mounted riders and
more than a sc sre of followers in carriages
turned out for rabbit chase on North
island. There were some splendid
mounts and the hounds we're in fine condi-
ton. Everybody at the hotel seemed on
tue verandas to witness the grand start,
and when, at a signal, the gay cavalcade
went Gathering away it formed an impos-
ing spectacle. The for unate winner of
the first brush was A. R. Wells of Worces-
ter, Mass, an entire novice in rabbit
coursing. Mr.. Wells is out here to look
after the interests of Raymond & Whit
comb tourists, and if he makes as great a
success in that line of business as he made
in the recent rabbit drive he will fill the
bill capitally.
The Sycamores, of the Syracuse racing
team, are to give an Informal reception
and ball in the ballroom of the big hotel
OH New Years evening.
The residence Icing erected for w.
Austin Goodman OF Cincinnati. begins to
10 make fine showing. 1t fronts Star
park and occupies the entire lots between
Flora and Iona avenues.
renovated and put in thorough order for
the winter sports. Water polo will be one
of the attract MS there through the SEASON.
Mrs. c. P. Clark. wife of he president of
the New York and New Haven railroad, has
improved the per feet days of late De-
cember by many delightful drives with her
party of Chicago friends.
Miss Maud MCMILLAN, an enthusiastic
young artist and principal of the school of
art and design in san Diego, is securi ny
numerous beau lful views of the islands,
the surf and the sunse as caught at Cor
onado. she brings her sketching class
across the bay every Wednesd ".
Onwada, one of the pretli-st cottages
on the beach, and deriving its name from
"wi,hin sound of the water" has been
rented by Colorado lady and her two
daughters, who will occupy it for he win-
ter
The coast survey steamer Thets. which
has brought much merry life to he hotel
during the past few weeks, will on Thurs
day carry Off ,ers and men away for
another cruise along the southern coast.
The herald., 1895-12-31
POMONA SUFFERS DAMAGE
Oranges Bruised by Wind aud Chilled
by Frost
to Observe New Yesr's-News
and Personal Notes

POMONA, Dec. 30.-A ca reful inquiry
in this Community shows that the orange
trees and crops have been more or les. in
jured both by the severe wind storm of
saturday night and by the heavy freeze of
Sunday night. By the former the trees
especially in the eastern and southeas tern
border of town were badly whipped and as
consequence considerable windfalls and
bruising of oranges left on the trees; by
the latter the damage has been in spots.
Work is reported to have already COM
menced upon the oil refinery plant that the
Puente Oil company are to construct at or
near Chino, and that its capacity will be
in The neighborhood of 600 barrels day.
On the second Sunday in January, 10Th
of the month, a mission is TO be inauiur-
a,ed at st. Josephs Catholic church in
this city, by two Pauii-t fathers. recently
from New York. On New Years day the
day of holy obligation in the Catholic
church. Father Fisher will hold services in
ST. Joseph's at 10 O'Clock in the mor0ing.
The annual Baptist roll call will be held
in the First Baptist church at Pomona on
"Wednesday, New Years day. 1t is a'kind
of one big family dinner at the church.
j. w. Hathaway, who has been visiting
relatives here for many months, has gone
Dack 10 MS nome, ballinser, lexaS
Mr.. Lee A Mcconnell and his wife, Mrs.
frankie Overton Mcconnell, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Overton. Iarents of the latter, left for their
Los Angeles home this morning.
Miss Mamie Mock, who is teaching near
San Fernando, is here spending the holi-
day vacation with her parents.
party given at North Pomona in honor
of Mr.. Austin and sister, relatives of Mr..
Rim Smith, will be at ended by several Of
the young people from Pomona this even
inc
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out in M. Nelme's name few years ago
prac .icaliy opened the street, hut the ques.
ton was as to the Improvements. Inc
matter was taken under consideration and
the deed refer ed 10 the city attorney aud
the petition to the committee on streets
and alleys.
petition from Colin Stewart and other
property owners for the widening of Lase
avenue to 81 feet was grained.
Robert Strong reported that the preiim-
inaiies for the obtaining of damages on
the part Of property owners on Els, Color
ado, between Marengo and the city iiniis,
had been flied. These damages are for the
regarding and raj. htenng OF tina tire It
and range from $500 10 small amounts on
the part of individuals. The vi. E CHI irch
being on the pr jec,ing corner which Is to
be graoed down, presents the largest
claim.
ances G. CallSins made application for
rebate Of $3.50 i'll taxes, which was not
allowed.
A resolution providing for the grading,
curblng and sidewalkiiig OF Avoca street
was adopted.
A resolution ordering work on Grand
avenue from point 21O.4S feet north OF
the north line of Arbor street to the north
line of Palmetto drive was adopted in
accordance with the resolution OF Intention.
pc ition of the MAORI y of property
owners for the curbing and Rutiering OF
Arlington Qr1Ve pttWSell 1TONc auO
Pasadena avenues Was granted, and
resolution of mention to do the work
adopted.
A resolution of intention to cause Gar.
field avenue TO be opened and extended
southwark from Illinois to Park street was
presented and adop ed.
A resolution of intention to gutter. curb
and sidewalk he east side of NJ irenao
avenue from he Santa Fe track to Illinois
street was adopted.
THE EDITORS ARRIVAL.
Capt. Geo. Redway, editor and manager
of the recently purch ased local paper, the
Evening News, has arrived from Leba non,
Ohio, and was present at the meeting of
directors in Ben. Nahn's Off % this after
noon. II has not yet been decided wheth-
err the paper will be republic IN or nom
partisan in it's sentiments. The capital
stock of the corporation is $4,000, di.
vided into $40 shares, subscribed to by
some 20 citizens.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.
The program of the celebration by the
Odd Fellows at the tabernacle this evening
of their tenth anniversary was as follows:
overture
ode and ravnr.
Merrily Go ; Our Bark-Har'nonia Quartette.
Violin Solo--Aiiss Dalr mple.
Recitati no |. Burns.
Report OF -ecretary.
Solo with Violin Obigato, Andre-Miss
Stoutenhurgh.
Address-Will hnighten.
Orchestra.
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HUENEME

HUENEME, Dec. 3O.-Another little son
has arrived at the home of Rev. Van Pelt
and wife.
A Creoie's Love, given in Ventura last
week by amateurs. was not "glowing
success" as had been expec ed.
DR.. Dilworth and sister are spending the
holidays at Pasadena.
Mrs. Defenbach is spending few days
in Pasadena We sincerely hope that the
change may prove beneficial to her.
A very pretty Christmas tree was un-
loaded at the NJ. E. church on Christmas
eve, hrin ing mucn JOY and gladness to tie
hearts of many little ones.
Mr. and Mrs. David j. Reese of Santa
Paula are spending the holidays in Peta-
luna.
Prof. Kennard of the Ventura business
college spent Wednesday night as "A guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Arm Id
Fine weather prevails now and number
of our farmers are frightened over the
prospect of dry year.
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day resulted in the practical endorsement
of the standard gauge road. A committee
was appointed to make final report on
the matter January 2.
A represe 'tative of party of CAPT alists
residing in Pttsburg. Pa. has been look
ing over the country between Ventura and
Santa Paula with "a view securing IA fran
chise and building an electro railway to
connect the Two cities. He made an offer
for the franchise of the Ventura Street
Railway. The parties in interest are keep
ing the matter quiet as possible aud refuse
absolutely to give any facts for pubica.
ton. G. W. Chrisman. chairman of the
street railway company, admits that the
sale OF the franchise is in contemplation,
but will give no details.
The herald., 1895-12-31
SAN BERNiROlNO
Court House Bids Acccp.ed-Littis Damage
Done II Oranges

SUuit DUB hS-cpsSu-Litt0 OdmeRc
Done II Oranges
SAN BERNARDINo, Dec. 30.-The board
of supervisors awarded bids today for
work on the rev court house to w. f.
Tho nton C Co. for ) $3.50, which II put
in doors, windows, fl ,ors, and all of the
woodwork. The board also passed an Or
der abolishing the horticultural commits
sion, and will hereafter place The work of
DISCRIMINATING bugs in the hands of one
man only, 1t is the intention to reduce the
cost of the commission TO IA minimum.
The C did wave which was reported by the
weather bureau 10 be moving southwark
reached this locality last night. In this
city the Thermometer fell to 26 bu the
frost did not even curl the leaves on the
trees. In the warmer iocaiil les of the foot
hills, Cotton, Highlands. Yves. Highlands,
Menton5. r d lanrs, Mission and old san
Bernardino. there was little or no damage
done. Tonight orange growers are breath
ing easier, for the wind has changed 10
southwest and the thermometer ranges
higher.
The herald., 1895-12-31
VENTURA
Successful Revival 1eetlg-A Railroad
Question Decided

Successful Revival 1eetng-A Railroad
Question Decided
VENTURA, Dec 30.-The revival services
conducted by Major Hilton and the p s.
tors of the churches III Ventura, COM
mencei yesterday morning. The meet
ings are being held in Union hail to accom-
nnodate the large crowds that attend. AT
both meetings yesterday, morning and
evening. the house was crowded and great
interest was manifested. Major Hilton is
an earnest and forciple speaker; his lam
guage flows easily and he holds the close
attention of his audience. He also adj
dressed a meeti & for men alone at 3
cciock in the afternoon. At The sa We hour
meeliug for women was held in the Meth
Odi-t church.
Mrs. james HosiclS entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home last saturday
evening.
The railroad meeting in the Ojai Satur-
The herald., 1895-12-31
RUPTURE.

To the people who are suffering from
rupture: Professor Joseph Fandrey, for
merly of Berlin, Germany, now of SAINTS
Barbara, ia practical rupture specialist,
and the latest patent truss manufacturer
for curing ruoture. Information free
whereby you can be cured. Specially to
those who have tried and found no relief.
and have given up all hopes-to all those |
am asking them to send me their adj
dresses,
The herald., 1895-12-31

Post Office Inspector Flint has been in
vestigating The charges made against The
Colored Colonization company of San
Die. o, in VIII CHI it was held that the organ
Ization had misused the United States
mails, and has found that while the com.
pany had greatly exaggerated the accounts
of the country along the east side of the
colorado river, which it propos- to colon
ize, the &C ion was not such as would war
rant criminal proceeding being taken
az 4iDst them
The herald., 1895-12-31

Among the marriage licenses issued ves-
terday was one to Mrs Lnm Ling Yng.
years, DO h natives of China. The woman
is the same who, under the name OF Chung
See was tried IN San Francisco and Los
Angeles, but was discharged by Judge
Wellborn. Collector Wise of San Fran
cisco was one of the W tnesses, and the
case caused quite a sensation.
The herald., 1895-12-31
Delightful Trips for Tourists

To San Diego and Coronado. over the Surf
line and around the Kite-shaped track
The rates are low aud siop-overs are grant
ed. Particulars at Santa re ticket Office,
l29 N. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-12-31
WON TIME AND PLACE
Bert Bassett Wins the Santa Monica Ro
Race

Race
SANTA MONICA. Dec. 3O.-The Santa
Monica wheelmen today enjoyed ten
mile road race, starting from the corner of
Third and Utah streets, out Utah t. Four.
teenth street, thence to Los Angeles houle-
yard to Crlpi's road; thence south to
Crispi's corner on La Ballona road, thence
on La Ballona road to Eighth street,
thence to Utah avenue and to starting
point.
There were twenty entries for the con-
test, seven of whom Withdrew at the last
moment, leaving thirteen contes ants. Of
whom Robert Woods and Homer Carlisle
had minutes handicap, K. Howaid aud
Fred B .ssett minute Leo GARLIC 3
minutes, Henry Smith minutes, VIM.
Hoks and Charles Rose 81 seconds and
Walter Jones, bert Bassett. Carl RIpp,
George Smith and Will Johnston scratch
men.
The officials of the race were H. B.
| Gleason referee, Il H. K,ser. W. Randall,
and Will Hatton timers, w. ]. Edwards. J.
NJ. Campbell and F. Il. Schefssi scorers,
Roy Jones. o G. Tulis and A. F. johnson
| judges. T. j. Clark starter.
There were eight prizes donated by Santa
/ Monica merchants, two time prizes, the
| rest for places.
| The start was good one, all OF the con-
| testants being given the word by Dad
! Gle-zner as their time was reached, and
all made the urse with the exception of
Leo Garlic. The winner of the Christmas
run. whose wheel was punctured before he
reached Cuper corner.
| Bert nasse,t, the eldest son Of the al.
round athelete and lover of genuine out
| door sport, Johnnie Rassett, won both first
place and time, riding his Stearns racer.
making the corner in Ito. The lad is a
superb rider, cool as cucumber. with ex-
ceilent judgment, and if he continues will
undoubtedly tread on the toes of some of
the cracker ,cks of Southern California.
/ The following is the official record of the
! prize winnera:
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resbaladiza para los pobres nj siquiera bt
qnetld0 N0nef Il pie en- ella: creo guaImnn.
IL grave perdor / honradez que Ia deIica-
dFza, que el distintiyo de esa yirtnd
vulgar Goa frecuencia he obsertad, Ia te
rribie faciifiad con que sc 6egrsd. esta
exquisite seDtmiento del hombre. has+a on
las almas mas eleyadas, no solameute Al 80
plo de Ia TnIserfa, 81 no tam bien III simpl.
contact0 de la estl leehez, para no yipiIar
al 'ni:ttnente Sobfe mI ml3mo con la rnayo,
seyeridad, para no rechazar en- adelaut.
como so~Pe hosas hasta las transanciane>
con la c9Laie1ci& cue parect Il mas inE.e.,,,tes
Es necesario no AGO .tumbrar el alma /.
elasticidad cuan3o sobrevienel, ,iemnoa ad
versos, porque 60 muy grande su incllna
cIon dob!egarse.
Ell causancio el frfo me h'cieron regre
sar las huege, y the encontre alberta Il
puerta Ge la casa. Con p.so .ie fantasma rilf
iii gia Ia escs.lera cuardp II on /; earif.
del poftaro ruIaor DE auiua.i, conversaci6,
que yersaba sobEe mi, porque el tiraro de Il,
casa pronuuciaba mi n9mbre con despreeia-
tiSa %geBtD
Hazuie elfayor de dejarrae en- paz cor.
ia MaMmo Acaso le he arruinaGo yo
fues bien! Que qnierc decir 10 que esta
chafiahao iSi - nsats, le euterraran. yer
paz
Te digo. Vauberger- 81 esnos;
que Sc "a habFia partido ei coraz6n IL yer
IL como bebia ell agaa Mira i sunier,
que hasiabas do yeras cuando dieas. .frarq.,j
istnente co1o Ell Il com edia 81 81 mat
10 eul..'Farln. Pero no 10 creo, poran,
81 q I"hio q bneno, aaaque no te grl.t
a IL ateren ttss eostumbres Piensa Va,,
berger. 10 qae IS carecer de faego d., paI,
un joven enldedo toda Ia vida con tanto
esmero, J educado entire pieles como un ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-22

tito mimadol No es este una vergiieoza V
una lndigndad, y no es IN gobierno tunante
til gpbierno euando permite estas cosas?
-Muler, el gobierno no tiene NADIA que
yer Ell ESQ contest0 Fl portero y adem5s
te aseguro que te eugaflas Lo Sc encuen-
ira en- ese apuIo. no lie falta pan ESQ
es impossible!
-Pues bien; voy deeirtelo todo: lie he Sc
guido, le he espiado he hecho que le espfe
Eduardo; estoy segura de que no comic aver.
que no ha aimorz3do esta manana. como
u he registrado toans los bolsllos y todos
ieas zines. en- nilgnlo hay un cuarto, So
que es dem 4siado altiYo para mendgar una
comida -.
s-.Peor para 81! Fl pobre no debe ser or
gulloso replico Ell honrado portero. que en-
.esta ocasion expresab4 los sentimientos de su
clase.
~ Va conoofa bastaote De este Jialogo, y 10
corte pr5sentdndome brlIscanenie pidien-
to una luz al portero, que no hubiera que
dado mas coufundilo 81 le ha5iesy peiido la
eabeza. NJ 9bstante mi deseo IL NANTES
tarme fuerte ante 81 matrimonlo, iroDece
dos q tres veceS en- Ia escaleTa povqua me gi-
raba II cabeza. Al entraF Gil mi II habitaci6a,
ordinarlamente glacial, tuye Ii agradab'e
5orpresa de encontrar tibia ten p.raJura
suayemente mantenida por aIegre Y brillan
te ffego. No tuTe el rigorismo de apagar-
10, bendije los corazones compasiyos que
hay en- el mundo; me arreIleae en- uua buta-
ca vinja de terciopelo de Utrech. d la que re.
yeses de fortuna han hecho pasar, como
mi, desde el piso bajo In buhardilla, pro
cHre dormir. Crrca de media bora hacfa
que estaba aIetargado soflando suculentos y
esplendidos fesfiues, cuanio me desperto
sobresaltado el ruido que hicieron al abrir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-22

los paraj9a III frecuentados sin tenor de
no!e7tns enCTentr,s- Ne vi Chligado frfC-
jar ei c,garr9, que TIE lnareaba, Y continue
@i paseo dnrarte dos tres hoTas, h1rAs
amy crHt le~ en- sordati s. sitnte una aalar-
gura mny especial al verse en- medic del
rspsndor la abuniapeia de IA vida ciei-
lizada, atacado por la calamilad de la vida
salvate, 81 hambre. Esta amargnra raya en-
dom@lcia; es M tigre one os salta 4 la gar
5a3fa en plena cinein,i
Estas rttfexiones eran mny nuevas para
mi mo es yana p"iabra el hsmbrei Is cer
IN. lin t'u'ia, enc Xis;e ura eufoI Ipe.if,i G,
este nombre, cierto es que existen criaturaS
humans que eXperimentan do ordinario. Y
casi dlariainente. 10 que experimento yo pof
easualidad y una vez mi vida para
eiIant'a no re comrlieaia este aufrimiento
con o;ros .qne caei sobre nj Sc al ms
nos one el Gpico >er q'ie ms interesa en- ii
'nen6o eSA al abrigo tie lfs males qu;, -
suf1o: me coHaav.a yer sn Quefido rostr,, ro-
sado Y rlSueno pero los que no p2decen
solos; los que oyen lfbios queridos supli-
eantct repeiir 81 grifo iesgarra.icr De sus
.'ntraiias sqaeilos a quienes est,eran en- su
frio hogar esposas palidas Y nifios sin sonri-
"a! -. .,desgraciados!. ,Oh, santa caridsd
bendlta seasl.
Estas considerations me inyeiiian que
jarme, d4ndome ralor para sopor,ar la
pruebi i :sta II -. i'.dfa htt ih4la , no
dudari5. Aq.i las dos ties restauro4ts
donde me conocen, y frecnentemente me ha
ccurtiGo, cu3nt0 era r:co. crfrar eE iio-
sln cuidado aunque habaso oi,iiado oil por-
tamonedas. Hoy podia haeer 10 mismo Y
tampoco ne se;'1 diiicil + dir psestado an
iuro ~ nmge.. pero repugnap pro-
fundame IIte eatos nedios que reyelan nls
ria truhaneIia. Esta peadienie es muy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-22

la puerta. cref coptinuar sofIando al YER
ebtrar a la portera trayendo una bandeia
en- la que humeaban dos tres arom iticos
piatos. Antes de one hubiese recobrado
cornpletamente los sentidos, la buena muier
habia drJado la bandeja en- ell suelo, ex-
tendia el m ntel sobre la mesa AL fin me
ievante bruscsmeute. diciendo:
-5Qne es ESQ., fQn6 estA listed hacien do?
la portera fingi6 entonces profunda sor-
presa.
NJ Ia pedido listed la comida, sefl,-
ritol
No
-Eiuardo me ha dieho que el sefIorito
Eduardo Sc ha enga 1ado; habia sido
otro reciao de aqnf carc,; yeslo nsted
Zero 81 aqni no hay ningdu yecino, Sc
noritol No comprendo
--En M ESQ no es para mi. a Que qaie-
re decir toio este Me cansa listed va; lie.
veselo listed
II pobre mujer empez6 entonces a doblar
tristemente ell mantel, dirigieadome mradas
tan s1plIcantes como las del pcrro castig.-
do
-El senorto habrs comido probablemen.
te dip con yoz timida
-Probaolements.
10 siento. porqus la comida estaba dis
puesla; todo Sc perdera y mi marido rega-
nara al mnchacho. ST por easnaiidad no hn-
biese coniio ell seforito, me haria IN grsn
favor
iMarchese nsted!-die golpeando impa-
c1eatemente el suelo con el pie Pero cu.n
do sal'a ma acerque ella anadl:
-ConnPrendo listed, buena Josefa. se
10 agradezco; pero esta noche estoy a po
maio. y no tengo apetito.
-.Ah, se1orito Maximol- exclam6 lloran
doi-si supiese nsted cuanto dafo me hace
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Un ca

Ha desaparecdo De Ia estancia de don
Antonio Rivera, RIO CajaGs Juans-Diaz
Sus Il 5 scr: eoior negro, easd cuatro
anoa, aYada seis cuartsa, marcas s. g. en-
Tiene lss r7at,a zquierdae. 5elantora y tra
cera, bl Gas.
Sc g a f:ara 81 i1a de noticiss su due
10. don Antonio Il sra q los seIores
Auff 1t Hermaros
Ponce, Febrero rs dc 1895. l nj. alt.
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: Q l. l. TIL NJ q,
OCTAvIO FEUuLET
LA NOVELA
! n 10 ! D n PO B X /
OCTAyIO FEUuLET
(CORtiRUdci6nJ

Subj penosameute hui sexto piso, v, tenn
blando de emocion, cogi una Bapadca bote-
Ia LENA de sgda, que aRot6 4 peqaefioa s@r
bog; enseguida sncendf oil cigarro dc mi
amigo, dirigiendome en el espejo animado
ra sonrisa. Acto continue sah con 81 con
vencimiento dc que el pasce laa Iii ,trac-
clones en- las GALES me prodacirian algda
bien. Me- sorprendi6 q saradn blrnente
nj abrir la puerta Yer en- oi estrccho pasi.io
la mu1er del portero, quieu descoucert6
mi brrsca ap1ricioa. Eua mUiSr fa6 on
otro tempo oriada De madre que la DID al
casarse 81 puesto lncrativo que desemp pefia
hey. Hsbia creido observar hace algnnos
dias que me espiaba. Y. sorprendiendola
ahoIa en- hagIsnte deiito Ia diia con violen
10 toDo:
-sQue hace nsted ahi7
NADIA, seforito MAximo, nada me cor.
testo turbandose; estaba prepara ndo ell gas.
Me encogf de holnbros J baie
Ia declinaba el dfa, pude pasear por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-22
AICOHOIAD

Preserva Ell ,ostro de mauchas y de arru-
gas. Usado con fricc;ones para el reuma,
no tiene rival
Para ell baTlo es un gran t6nico reparador
del sistena muscular. Las msdres ieben
empleario on lss abluciones de sus hijos CO.
mo preservativo, 81 mas higienico, contra
tojss eses enfermedades que atacan & los
uii.os eli su primera edad.
Es un gran preservativo contra las afec-
clones catarraies.
Dep6<it,: on la Capital, FARM acia de
Guilermety PONCE EN- LA DE GADEA
-Mayaguez, on las de Basora, Muiety To
rregrosa- San German, Ia de Carlo
Areoibo, en- Ia de Rive,a-Hum aeao,- en- la
lie MARTINEZ Fsj2rdc, en- Ia De We've
Utuaao, en Ia de Legrapd Laref, en Ia de
lsu.riro Sar Sebastian, On las de u ut y
ie Arcelay. Por mayor en la de su autor
el Lsdo Luis a. Torregr- sa, Aguadlla
pisza piis c;1, pte-aIt.
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Aguiar, Siragusa s. IA.

rven la sa los peddos que hagan pape sobres
banco toda caso de articnos deescrorio So
solctud'
m San Juan P r.. Fehrero 2 de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-22

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