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Orleans session, have been considerably
hampered in the work through fi-heaith,
but have iabOred with what ability pos
sessed for the success OF our order and
its principles, and feel under lasting OBJ
legations to our ever loyal members and
tine friends OF our cause for the kind as
slStance am cordial cooperation in the
cause 50 is..tr .snd dear 70 US all
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wANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-we have constant appii.
Gallons Tor good houses. fur. or unfur.,
at all prices; list your property with US, we
charge only 3 per GEM. Ior renting ana cSi-
Business and Real Estate ExchaiGe, 41S
Fst.nw. Room /. no 13-3t
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MME. PERRIN--Sclrntlf paints
try; trurst destiny reader OF The age:
events of past aud future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 TO o. Els
18Th ST NV. bet. and +. UclS- limo
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prRSONAy.

ART students, especially beginners. de-
sirous OF making money this Christ
mas should see ARTIST, 1908 18th st.
NV. nO14-2t
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WANTED-FLATe

wANTED-A or 3 room modern nag
convenient To 14th ST. car line. Ad.
Dress MODERN FLAT. this office se18-0
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HE'LL wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED

WA NTED-By young man; place as
grocery clerk or bar tender; have had
experience in both. Add resS EXPERT
GNCE. this office. 1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-New Washington told

FOR SALE-New Washington Told
Georgetown).
BIB y, 11r, b, mi lot 1904 P, sr, b, mi, lot
s0x:2O f.. s., 500 80 9oxsS 80 IT. So 500
1913 3lst, 1ir, b II I, 3ol6 Cambridge Pl,
mi, lot 36 SxllO ST, b, mi, lot lSx73
ft.....-. $500. $3.50 fl to alley ...... 81 800
1426 33d, Or, b, mi, .ot 3o4i P, Sr, b. mi, lot
l9x90 # Q2 # park 81 I01SS. 80 IT. :. 1850
ingl ...-.: ..s6,500 l5s3 3sd, Or, b, mi, lot
1896 Dumbn ave, yr. 24xI3J # $3.50
b, mi, lot - 50x 1924 T, 4r, I, lot 2Sx60
40 IT .........- $500 ft............Sll0 100
1889 S1st, Sr, (, lot ak
$1,000
no 9-7t C. H. F1CKLING 1854 32d st NV
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FIRST CLASS mechanics can be
secured at Coo 18th ST. NV. Paper
iron workers, carpenters, fathers, plaster
ers, nd laboring men OF any kind. WORK
INGMEN'S LIBRARY AND BUREAU OF
LABOR, 500 18th st. NV. Telephone. 260.
M ID. SEENk. Clerk Eo5-tf
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VA NTIGD-A position By a Young man
as lookkpcper or cashier; experience
and good references. Address Box ID, this
office. nu13-2t,em
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PERSONALS.

MN e. BROOKE tells al the events
or life, all business CONFIDENTIAL, ladies
and gentlemen, so cents each. hours a.
III. to 9 p. IN. 605 New York ave. NV,
near 9th st. no5-l4t
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EDUCATIONAL.

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP-one dol.
lar month until January. Two nights
a week, frou s to 8. EATON, BURNETT
& DURLING Business College, / 9th and
SITS. NV. Ladies' Glass from to p. N.
noS-lmO.
GKSlS Classes. 1928
| 81. NV, beginning NOvcmber-Shprt-
hand. dictation and typewTitins, Mrs.
Baldwin, of Business High EcEuui: book
keeping, ETC.
ADA L. SMITH. Supt
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PROFESSIONAL baths by Nine.
ColforC: also alcohol baths for rheuma-
lism; treatment given both sexes; home
from 10 a. IN. to p. m; Sunday, z TO
Is ID. IN, 1t
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INVENTORS acknowledgements
based on inventions, organized and pro-
or capital. Address CORPORATIONS. this
office nuv13 st
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NINE. j. ESPUTA DAILY.
Sight singing classes mote chain sySIem>.
Studio | L Is New York avenue.
Two lessons weekly. SO per season
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FOR RENT-927 1 ST. NV; large
three-storv, front. bay window room;
heat, gas. bath; gentlemen only; $40 per
month. moi 3-St
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FOR SALE-Dress coat and vest; per.
feet condition: medium size; $40. Can
at 404 e st. 80. ~
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CLOSING SENTIMENTS

Whatever honor and distinction has
been conferred upon ME l owe to the
Knights OF Labor, and in my humble way
will serve the Order faithfully TO the end.
whether u general officer or private
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WA NTED-Freei Freei Frcei Me-
chamCs "f any KIND iufnlshed by us;
also we have a few men suitable for
driving a team or something similar;
best of refs. furnished. WORK INGMEN'S
Tel. 260. 500 13th st. NV. NJ. d. SHENK.
clerk. II
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HALEE, the king of clairvoyants and
card readers. OF SOC II st. NV. will
he out of the city for two days; will
return Friday, for his usual business.
mol 2-ct
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For aENr-RooMs

FOR RENT-Second-fioo 3 rooms;
closets: bath; hut and cold water: 1-2
block from cable cars; suitable light house.
keeping. OWNER, 629 T st. NV.
mol Pat
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WA NTED-Gentlcman, 80 years Of
age, speaking English French and
Italian, wishes some Kind of position;
honest and industrious. Address Q. Nj,
this office nol2-3t
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FOR RENT-Elcgantly furnishe ed rooms
en- suite or single; private bath to each
room, also front and back pa rlors. with
private bath. sos 1-2 18th st. NV.
nol3-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

80 CENTS down; that's easy; makes
home pretty. See personals 1t
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horses and brood mares were almost
given away. Garland Bar was resold
to-day and brought $1,000, GIL Curry,
the well-known trotting horse man. De-
ing the purchaser. Byron McClelland
paid the highest price in the sale,
81. 700 for Nimrod, a 2-year-old chest
nut colt by Springbok. dam Editn.
The best sales for horses In training
were as follows:
Nimrod, CHI. c., 2, by Springbok, dam
Edith: Byron McClelland. Lexington.
s4.700.
Leo Lake. b. c.. by LeonRtus, dam
Lady of the Lake: o. o. West Louis
Vile. s1.400.
Onaretto, blk. c., 2, by Onondago'
dam Loretta: Pat Dunno, chicago
| 81. 900.
James Monroe, CHI. c., 2. by imp. Mas
ceto. dam Hanap; James A. Thornton
Eminence. KY. $1,000.
Brood mares-Hypocrfte. br. m, .
by Longfellow. dam Hypatia; DR.. M
w. williams. Hopkinsville, KY, s1,526
| Lady Maynard, br. m, IL, by virgil
| dam Lady Way; III. Eugene Leigh
Lexington. SLIPS.
Tulla Blackburn, b. m, 8, by Lux
blackburn. dam Tullahoma; Gen. w
II. Jackson. Belle Meade stud Nasn
vile, Tenn. $1,000.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
The State Building Committee Will
Capitol To-Day.
BOYS SMOKE CIGARETTES
But How and Where They Get the
Things Is a Question = Those
Gipsy-LIke Crees. They Are
an Intolerable Nuisance.

Col. C. #. Lloyd went over to Helena
Yesterday to attend the meeting OF
the state building committee which is
to convene in THE Office of Governor
Richards at o'clock this afternoon
The board is composed of DR.. c. X.
Cole, w. NJ. Bickford, w. K. Flowerree
and Colonel Lloyd. The board Will
make arrangements for the erection as
soon as possible of the state capitol IN
Helena. A special committee Will PROD
ably be appointed. as soon as the board
convenes, to go before the Helena city
council at to-night's meeting and ask
that grades be established on the tour
streets bounding the capitol site, &c
that the commissioners may proceed tc
law out the grounds and get them IN
shape for the buildings. 1t Is proposed
that the $4,000 bonus given with the
site will be used in preparing ano
identifying the grounds. This canno'
be done until the grades OF the sur
rounding streets are permanently es'
tablished. 1T is expected that the Hell
ena city council will act upon the mat
| ter at once.
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MADE HIMSELF AT HOME.
But as He Had Got Into the Wrong
Apartments There Was Trouble

But as He Had Got Into tne wrong
Apartments There Was Trouble
From the New York Press.
A well-known Brooklynite In business
not far from city hall, having bachelor
quarters in an apartment house on the
Heights, received q visit at his place OF
business a few days ago from MI. j.
friend from Boston, travel-stained ana
weary Mr.. F., the 'Brooklynite, insisted
on his friend making his home with him
during his stay in the city, and, giving
him his house address and the key to his
room. would listen to no refusal, but
packed j. off, telling him to make him
| self right at home until he came later.
Arriving at his friends home j. found
| that his troubles were not yet over. He
was obliged to walk up several nights OF
stairs with two grips, and was finally re-
warded by finding himself on the landing
| of F-'s rooms. The key fitted the door
! all right and j. went into the parlor,
| dropped his baggage and sank into
comfortable chair. j. thought that the
best thing that he coul do to carry out
his friends injunction to make himself
| at home" would be to take a good bath
| as a preliminary step.
| While he was enjoying his tub gentle
man arrived on the floor and was making
his way toward the dining room, when he
| heard the suffering and splashing in the
bath room. He was the rightfm tenant.
Us friend occupied the fat below. j.
had Numbered into the wrong quarters.
Mr.. B. had only a short time previous
been the unwilling recipient of a call
from sneak thief and he naturally took
Il for granted that this was another call,
which he determined should have an en-
tirely different ending from the previous
one He turned back, sought out the jan
itor, and thus reinforced returned to the
fiat ana made a descent on the bath room
but II was empty. Upon trying the din
ing room door II was found to be locked
but a voice from within was heard to ex'
claim: Hello, old man; just a minute!
| and then with excuses as to the cause Of
the delay j. appeared in rather neglig,
costume. To say that he was surprised
would be doing an injustice to the others
After much explanation It turned on
that F-'s key fitted Mr. BIS door ana
j. took up his traps and fed to the re
gions below TO await with what equanim
ity he could muster the coming of F.
Matters were finally adjusted and the If
in the X goes along the merrfer for tn
occurrence. although j. says that tn
idea that a Boston man is proof agains
going astray In a strange city does mos
decidedly not hold good in his case.
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The question is often asked now IL -
that the boys who are so frequently
seen ON the streets of Butte with Gig
arettes in their mouths obtain them.
The law against selling to minors Is
strict but either the law is not enforced
or some dealers are selling on the sly
without the authorities getting on 10
them Not all cigar stores and saIoons
sell cigarettes. A special license rs re-
ouired for selling cigarettes, and wmle
cigars can be obtained at all saloons,
news stands and cigar stores and al
some grocery stores, cigarettes can
only be purchased at a comparatively
few places, few dealers caring TO pay
the additional license.
The law against selling cigarettes &c
minors is found in section 542 OF the
new codes, which says:
EVERY person who sells or gives
AWAY any tobacco, cigars or cigarettes
or cigarette paper to any minor under
Is years of age, ds guilty OF a misde'
meanor, and upon conviction thereol
| shall be punished by a fine OF not les
than $500. or imprisonment not TO ex
coed three months in the county jail
or both such fine and and imprison
ment. in the discretion of the court.
N would be a good thing II a few
dealers who sell to boys In Butte shoul'
| he pinished
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The Cree Indians are again the occa-
sion of a good deal of annoyance and
some anxiety to the people In this VIC
unity. Every winter they select camp
ing grounds in Silver Bow county and
there has never appeared any feasible
scheme of getting rid of them. The
government claims that IT has no turis-
diction over them. They have no res
ervatfon and are supposed to belong In
Canada, from which place they come,
and to which place they usually return
IN the spring The state of Montana
has no jurisdiction over them and the
| Canadian government doesn't want
them, doesn't claim them, and will do
nothing to prevent their crossing the
| border. Probably Canada is tickled to
death to have them cross. 1t is claimed
that the Crees do a great deal of petty
| thteving, and often kill poultry. cattle
etc, but 1t Is "a very different matter &C
catch them at II. The problem has
proven too tough a one for Silver Bows
board of county commissioners.
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The Old Folks at Home.

Are anxiously watching and waiting Tor
you. ,,,,.,
what more appropriate time TO make
clad their hearts againE
Your time may be limited. hence you
desire the most direct route.
There is none better than the Bur
unaton" and very few as good
N win land you home hours In advances
our folders tell you all about II. Write
PHIL DANIELS.
T. p. A, Butte. Mont
II. +. RUGER.
T. p. A.. Helena. Mont.
w. W. JOHNSTON.
Cont Agent. Billings. Mont
| ,,nrvsanfheinums .i.5O and s. at Mrs
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PLEASE
DON'T FORGET
It's the Prices
~That Knock

And the nact that we will now sell you
All goods in our line at actual COST
Won can buy useful holiday presents
Gifts that will be appreciated-unui
nee II at cost On that date our Dig
unloading sale, which Is even now une
marvel of the Great Northwest, will De
over. am -.
or overcoat for just $3.50.
sUsPENDERS.
Mems overshot silk embroidered sus-
members, regular soc kind; this sale 2Sc.
Mems suspenders, a little finer ana
better than the above; regular Toe KIND
35c.
dered. lust the thing for holiday
present. worth $3.50 and 81; this sale
only CSC.
Mama OH tanned gloves. lined or un-
lined. regular s1.25 and s1.50. now Toe.
| Mems genuine Saranac buck gloves
the 81. so and s1.75 kind, now IL.
| Mems wool gloves and mitts, lots o.
them for this sale. Csc.
| CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Good wearing and honest suits $50
Boys all wool combination suts
$3.50.
Choice of any boys combination SUI
An the house for s..
Rows cape overcoat, Lot 6,54S. yer.
fne. this sale $3.25.
rows heavy ulster. Lot 1,2Ss. WORT
$3.50, going for s4.25.
Rows REFERS. heavy chinchilla, larg
collar. something extra fine. this sal
| "a IL =
choice of any boys Jersey suit IN IN
house. ages 4 to s. $40.
Fine all wool blue cheviot Fauntiero
,,,ta Lot 4,27o. never sold for less tina
lot 4.2o4. silk embroidered Faunti'
-.oy ares to z, worth 81; now s4-ss.
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Don't pay as much for your under
wear this year as last. Buy IL from the
Cash Clothing company.
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The cheapest and best soap on the
market is Free Coinage" bars for a
quarter. IL bars for a half dollar. and
IS bars for dollar. All the best gro
GERS in Butte have 1t on sale. Call
for IL.
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Christmas Gifts,

will be at rooms G and H. new an
mex to Butte hotel. for a few days.
commencing Monday, Dec. .. with the
latest patterns of European and east
ern fancy art and needle work. and
a few choice water colors. Mrs. Styles.
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Flashlight pictures taken OF your
home by Genelli's studio. 122 N. Main.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-09

For window glass call at Butte Art
Stained Glass Works. 326 South Main.
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Best alarm clocks for rs cents at 81
mon Banks, 124 N. ain street.
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A Rare Christmas Opportunity.

A sale of art needle work from New
York at the McDermott for few days.
commencing Saturday morning. NOV.
80. Also stamped pieces and materials.
instruction given Miss Dickinson.
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Beautiful pictures and books for
Christmas gifts at Calldns' book store.
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Artistic work of finest quality at
Elite studio, Park and Main streets.
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Special for Baby.

b. ]. Gibson. dentist A No. dental
work. 81 East Park street.
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Legs. A beautiful china plate with
fork. knife and spoon, s1.25.
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For
Your Holiday
Vacation Go East
via the Northern Pacific.
Ticket office, % East Broadway.
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solid gold ladies' watches SIS. at ST.
mon Banks. ia ~. Main street 9.
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Men, gloves. 25c. Dan Lewis Shoe
Co.
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When Baby wss SICK. We gave her castoria-
When she was a enid. she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss. she chung to castoria.
When she ha6 Children. she gave them Casto-il
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Your money back for the asking.
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The stewards of the California Jock
ey club Wednesday reinstated w.
Clancy and Finn, the steeplechase rid
ers. who have been on the suspended
list for some time.
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Byron McClelland will not race In
the East to any great extent next
season. His turf operations will be
mainly confined to the West.
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Chrysantheinums $3.50 and s. at Mrs
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Yo Tambien will be bred in the
spring to Hanover. Her record was
measurably a brilliant one. She was
five years on the turf, and in that time
won s93. 22S. Her largest winnings were
in 1894. when she captured $26,1S5.
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Two Bits made his California debut
Thursday. This jockey has been riding
under that peculiar cognomen for a
couple of seasons.
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After much explanation 1t turned out |
that F-'s key fitted Mr.. BIS door and |
j. took up his traps and fed to the re- |
gions below TO await with what equanim- |
ity he could muster the coming of F..
Matters were finally adjusted and the life
in the X goes along the merrier for the
occurrence. although j. says that the
idea that Boston man is proof against
godng astray in a strange city does most
decidedly not hold good in his case.
->
Christmas Gifts.
will be at rooms G and II, new an
mex to Butte hotel, for few days.
commencing Monday, Dec. .. with the
latest patterns of European and east
ern fancy art and needle work. and
a few choice water colors. Mrs. Styles.
The cheapest and best soap on the
market is Free Coinage" s bars for a
quarter. II bars for a half dollar. and
IS bars for a dollar. All the best gro
GERS in Butte have 1t on sale. Call
for 1t.
Don't pay as much for your under
wear this year as last. Buy 1t from the
Cash Clothing company.
For window glass call at Butte Art
Stained Glass Works. 326 South Main.
| Flashlight pictures taken of your
| home by Genelli's studio. 122 N. Main.
Men, gloves. 25c Dan Lewis Shoe
Co.
b. ]. Gibson. dentist A No. dental
work. 81 East Park street.
Special for Baby.
Legs. A beautiful china plate with
fork, knife and spoon, 1.25.
Beautiful pictures and books for
| Christmas gifts at Calldns' book store.
1 "
SOLID gold ladies' watches SIS. at 81
mon Banks. ia ~. Main street
When Baby wss sici-. We gave her castoria
When she was a Child. she cried for cAstoria-
When she became Miss. she chung to castoria.
When she hae Children, she gave them Castc-ik
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At the horse show in San Francisco
last week c. A. Durfee's Zombro took
first prize In the 3-year-old trotting
stallion class; William Corbitts Fred
Kohl won second.
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Ben Kenney has sold A. L. Kempland.
CHI. h., 5-year-old. by Guy Wilkes, dam
Manon. to Wilson & Madden or Lex
ington for s725. and st. Patrick, b. n,
2:l4h, l1-year-old, by Volunteer, dam
Young Sabine. to III. B. Carroll OF
Louisiana, Mo-, for $50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
|. Chard6n y Comp.

81. HAGEN PiESTAMOS baos tipos denter6s y sr6,
convenio sobre Muebes Carruaies con s,s ss
otras prendas de vaor que pasen do 800 ~
or ENltN vaas partidas de RON WEI
y oe aaos dIez dc vejez 30 40 90 cts botalla
5o a. DsASDl h,,L frances mafca CHESTAND c. Il d
" s eos1Hs ,as. pnr eala< 80 90 precio de COST,
81 FkNDEN toda clase de prendas ob;etos
pa3vps Ponoa nc;a,ah~a "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

Con ponndo conooento del paf donde argos ahos
@ cosumorss dc L. uventud
d a0y en- barcelona donde mi fama ceo esar en-
ce atender vigfa. dgir
sSaea ona instruction eEndaa aquella cudad
po1india m@dante m6dico anu
deseen -.
GO Ia moran los ovenes amigo les observ.
n@ es esnrsue
'ezca asenecnes a>cuosas del s.s -
Los ue oueian obiene mas zpo dales pueden pediro. .
q lac3o. r~~~-
i5orn'eiio Ronsa San Pedro ~ BARCELONA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
I hace lit Cesto hace ciento. -

POGO escrupulosas que de tai engano son capaces,
81 mala f mas adeante y que seg1n enganan
barato, pero que es caro- cualquier preco. El