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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-23
DIDN'T CONE TO SEE HER.
That's why Brother Tom Has Splendid
Joke on Her.

That's why Brother Tom Has n Splendid
Joke on Her.
"I'm mad" said the girl with the vi
Diets on her hat, mad clear through,
and insist upon telling you my woes!"
DO" said the girl with the pink
crush collar; 81 can sympathize. The
doctor has just forbidden me to eat
sweets of any kind, and tell you the
holidays look very blue before me-"
"You poor thing. But L must tell
you: am literally choking with rage.
You know Clarence Van Snubley, don't
you? And you know how bashful he
is and what a woman hater?"
81 do. I've often wondered what
girl was the cause of it."
81, too. Well, what was my surprise
when he came to call last evening"
ST don't like to discredit your state
ment, my dear, but really"
30, it's true enough. / thought
should die of surprise when my brother
Tom came ushering him into the par
lor."
mo wonder"
"But gave no sign and proceeded to
make myself as agreeable as possible.
He wouldn't talk, so played the banjo
and sang to him. Then tried to teach
him something of palmistry, and"
"You must have been at loss"
For ways to amuse him? was. All
he would say was Yes No. or
Beg pardonT and he kept looking at
Tom in a helpless sort of a way. L
frowned and shook my head at Tom,
for saw that he embarrassed the poor
fellow, but he wouldn't take the hint
and go away"
"You don't mean to say that your
brother remained in the room all even
ing?"
81 do. That is, until awfully late.
At about eleven o'clock began to grow
uneasy lest Clarence didn't know how
late it was and knew how Tom would
tease me afterwards. Finally he went
of to bed after making some remark to
Clarence which 1 didn't quite catch
something about when he could tear
himself away"
How mean some brothers are! Why,
it was enough to prevent his coming
again"
Yes. 1t made me angry and just
redoubled my efforts to be agreeable.
1 taught him how to tie true lovers
knot and showed him all the china I
had painted. He seemed uneasy, but
still he didn't go. Then heard papa
come in and go upstairs and he and
mamma and Tom were evidently laugh
ing as if they'd never stop. began to
feel awfully nervous. for l did not
know what they would do. At last the
clock struck twelve, and 1 didn't say
a word while it was striking, for I
hoped he'd take the hint and CO."
"And didn't hep
mo. He kept CHANGING towards the
door as if he'd like to go but didn't
quite know how. He looked as misera
BILE as felt. At last, in despair, said:
I'm afraid, Mr.. Van Snubley, it is
growing rather late and"
30, Kate, didn't that make him au-
gry?"
''Not at all He jumped up with
alacrity and said: Why, yes, Miss
Kate, that is just what I've been think
ing. You see, I came to stay over night
with your brother Tom, and think it
is high time that followed him up
stairs"
"And you had been wasting all even
ing entertaining your brothers COM
pany?"
81 had. And Tom will never let me
hear the last Of it if live to hun.
dredr'-Chicago Tribune.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-23

Just VII at the lpllefS mean We uO HOI
knOw,-but it is pretty generally I'M
derstood that they have banded them
selves together for no other purpose
than to have good times, mentally,
morally and physically. and they are
just the girls to have a good time with
for every one of them knows how to
entertain and make things around
them generally pleasant. They have
adopted black and yellow as their
colors and meet semi-monthly to dis
cuss the topics of the day for the bet
terment of womankind. They are all
good girls and to know them is to like
them. But we started out to say that
this club of young ladies gave party
last Thursday evening at the beauti-
full residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5.
Turner, just south OF town, and it was
one of the most enjoyable and pleas
ant events of the season. The even
ing's entertainment was in honor of
Rev. and Mrs. Leslie FentOn Potter,
formerly of our city, but now of Next
co, Mo-, and Mr.. Robe White, of st.
Paul. About seventy-five of theirmost
intimate friends were invited, and in
spite of the Indictment weather went
in hacks and buggies until the house
was filed with merry voices and
happy faces. The large porch in
front of the house and some of the
trees were decorated with profusiOn
of Japanese lanterns which added to
the natural beauty of the place.
The early part Of the evening was
spent in social conversation and
listening to the sweet music of the
Mandolin Club. Later in the evening
refreshments, consisting of the luxu-
ries of the season, were served, after
which the guests assembled in and
around the parlOr and listened to
three choice vocal solos by Miss Maude
Parmenter, two piano solos by Mrs.
Maude Potter and piano solo by Miss
Grace Beck and three recitations by
Miss Clara WEIGH. The hearty APP
plause which followed each number
told more plainly than words the ap-
probation and delight of the listeners.
Soon the young people began separa-
ting for their homes, each one voting
that they had had most delightful
evening. Every one was glad of an
opportunity of again meeting Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter, who left Saturday noon
for their home, taking with them the
best wishes Of every one, and Mr..
White, the other guest of the even
ing. Robe is one of the most deserv-
eddy popular young gentleman whom
lola has the pleasure of claiming, and
as his visit was of short duration it
was pleasant to have a social time
among old friends. Mrs. Turner and
the @. @. C.'s deserve great credit for
the delightful manner in which they
entertained their guests, and the
evening will long be remembered by
all. The young people who enjoyed
the event were: Mrs. Maude Potter,
Miss Parmenter of Ottawa, Misses
McNiel, Bulah and Sadie Reimert,
Thomas, Richards, WEIGH, Beck, Nc
Donald, May Ewart, MinrOw, Davis,
Taylor, Acers, Hankins, Lutte Evans,
White, Golf, Peterson, and Messrs.
L. f. Potter, Robe White, Harry,
Walt and Bert McNiel, Ewing Brown,
John and Homer Henderson, Schuyler
and Will Brewster, Bush, Hobart,
Nelson, Christian, McClain, Hankins,
Evans. Chastain and Campbel.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-23
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He Q. Q. G.. enter
tanned just as they
intended. Som Q
time ago a b on t
twenty-five of our
IN o s t estimable
and han d s ON g
young ladies got
together a nd or
ganized a club call
ed the @. Q. c.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-23
DO YOU WANT TO STOP TOBACCO ?
YOU CAN Be CURED WHILE Using IT.

The habit Of using tobacco grows on q man
un til grave diseased conditions are produced.
Tobacco causes cancer Of the mouth and stom-
ach; dyspepsia; loss Of memory; nervous affec-
tions; congestion of the retina and wasting of
ion, even to the extent OF blindness dizziness,
or,vertigo; tobacco asthma; nightly sufocation:
dull pain in region Of the heart followed later
by sharp pains, palpitation and weakened pulsa
resulting in fatal heart disease. 1t also causes
Of vi
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THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY. AUGUST %, 1896.
the WEEKS NEWS.


Seven and One-hG!f per cent
loans from Henderson.
Watch Klaumann ad.
Leather stockings at Northrups.
Leather suspenders at Northrups.
Buy your groceries OFT. NJ. Bartels
New line of carpets at Northrup
Bros.
Ice cream freezers, all sizes at COu-
tant's.
Is jewel Elgin watches $500 at
Gof7s.
Go to Campbell d Christians for
drugs.
A lot of dress lawns at 9! cents at
Ewart's.
Choice cut flowers at the lola Floral
Gardens.
Lot of new wall paper at Evans
Brothers.
A good work shirt for So cents at
Northrups.
Straw hats at just ] price at
Northrups.
Home made tin fruit cans at w. H.
Roots tin shop.
Ladies vests for N25 cents at
Northrup Bros.
Campbell & Christian, headquarters
for machine oils.
Cowan & Ausherman want 1000 lbs
first class butter.
All sumner dress goods at reduced
prices at Northrups.
A lot of ladies oxford ties, 75c to
close out at Ewart's.
f. c. Esse is cutting the price on
fresh and salt meats.
We will trade new stoves for old
ones. Bartels & Son.
Ed Riley is taking few days lay
off nursing sore hand.
See new wall paper received this
week at Evans Brothers.
DR.. Scott has added magnifying
glasses to his optical goods.
Balbrigan shirts and drawers for
% cents at Northrup Bros.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears,
fully warranted at Coutant's.
Col. William Bean came up from
Blackwell Wednes day night.
If you need Shoes be sure to see the
immense stock at D. Ewart's.
A force of ten men are laying the
new steel rails on the Mo. Pac.
A brother of Mr.. s. Bevington
from Iowa, is here visiting him.
Now is the time to get blankets at
Ewart's. Come in and get prices.
Miss Martha Smith of Carlyle is
attending the dress cutting school.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters, at the
Star lunch room, first of the season.
Misses Nettie and Nellie Reed are
attending the dress cutting school.
Try the fine spices and f1avoring ex-
tracts sold at the Corner Drug Store.
Don't buy dark lead colored tin
cans. w. II. Root uses nice bright
tin.
If you have any tin work don't fail
to consult prices of w. L. Bartels &
Son.
Mrs. Lissie Hartman returned home
last Saturday from her visit to Colo
RADIO.
Glass and tin fruit jars, all sizes,
best quality, lowest prices, at COu-
tant's.
If you have any tin work Of any kind
that you want done, get w. H. Roots
prices.
Quite a number of our citizens have
been in Moran this week attending
the fair.
WAGONS.-Beck just received a
car load of Studebaker Wagons and
Buggies.
Some special bargains in mems
pants, overalls and shirts, at d.
Ewart's.
Mrs. A. o. Allen returned from En-
poria with her two youngest children
Monday.
No. salt Sl.16 per barrel, at 7. NJ.
Bartels. Agent for the Kansas Salt
Company.
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First published July &c, 1881
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
STATE OF KANsAs,l 80
AVVukr GnTrNTV %

ALLEE COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of Alfred Bunnel
late of Allen county, Kansas,
Notice is hereby given, that on the Una DAY
of July, A. D. 1895, the undersigned was by the
Probate Court of Allen county, Kansas, duly
appointed and qualified as ExeeutTix OF the es
tate of Alfred BunnelL late of Allen county
deceased. Ali parties interested IN said estate
will take notice and govern themselves accord
ingiy.
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First published July -. 1sy5.l
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS, GO
ALLEN COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate Of Sanford Ramey,
deceased.
NREDIT0RS and all other persons interested
I . in the aforesaid estate are hereby notified
that / shall apply to the Probate Court, In
and for said county, sitting at the Court House,
in lola, Allen county. State Of Kansas, on the
5TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1895.
for full and final settlement of said estate.
t32-S5l c. G. ACsHERNAN, Administrator
of the Estate of Sanford Ramey, deceased.
leila Kansas July 9. 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
CIRCULAR GUBERNATIYA

El senor Gobarnador de la isla
ha hablado con respecto de ,os su
cesos de Arroyo, como todos he
mos coDvenido en- lamar 4 10 va
20, 4 10 oscuro, q 10 sumamente
misterioso que pa>6 llItimamente
en- aquel punto, y q f6 que su
circular 4 los alcaides de la isla
es modeo de tacto y discre
ci6n
Aun cuando va consagramos
algunos articulos este asunto,
nos atreviamos 4 jurar que en-
Arroyo no habia pasado NADIA, en-
10 que Sc refere a Ia especie de
contradiction inconsitiI de que
SO le habl6 d la isla
Oimos todavia la autorizadfsi-
ma palabra del senior Goberna
dor Genera de Puerto Rico.y no
sabremos explicar por que no en-
ira en- nuestra espiritu la idea de
que nadie, y mucho menos en-
Arroyo, haya quien conciba y
lleve q ia practica el estableci
miento, entire nosotros, NADIA me-
nos que de sociedades secretas,
con no SO sabe que fines.
Pero en- fla, 10 dice nues5ra
primera autoridal, y precisa dar
treguas a la duda
Una pequena difcultad 50 nos
ofrece.
IA que tribunales han sido los
presos sometidos'
A los tribm2ales, dice el senior
@ Gcbernador, y clare es que Ell
tendi6ramos que SO trata de los
tribunales ordlnarios, 81 no como
ci6ramos aquf otra clase de tri-
bunales
A Mariana Abril, por ejemplo,
iuzg6le un tribunal militar, por
reproducir una noticia extranje
ia respecto de la revuelta de Cuba.
y Sc nos ocurre preguntar zen
case de que ei senor Gobernador
SO rehera q los tribunaes ordina-
rios, es que esta gran coufabula
ci6u de Arroyo tenga menos in
portancia que Ia simple repro7uc
ci6n de una noticia eXrapjera
en- esta TERRA do crista?
En- primer termlno, 4 nosotros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01

no nos ofrece clio ning6n g6nero
de duda.
Despu6s, conste que en- este
asunto de los reos de Arroyo, pen
samos que 500 deben intervenir
los tribunales civiles, que son los
que la ley ordena, ella sabra por
que
En- este asunto, de puro princi-
pio, tenemos plena f. en- la ley, Y
ojala que liable siempre entire no
sotros la ley
Esta es. en- efecto, perfecta ga
rantfa de seguridad social, y es
con pena intensa, cuapdo no con
indignation profunda, que vemos
luego intervenir en- una esfera di-
ferente, los resortes propios do
otra esfera. ESQ es meter ell des-
barajuste en- 10 que debe ser todo
orden Y pureza
Entendemos, en- resumen, que
los successes de Arroyo SO juzgan
por los tribunales civi'es, y que
cumple en- clio, como quien es, Ell
ST. Goberna Tor de Puerto Rico.
Otro juicio deducimos sobre
este inter tesante asunto, y es el 81
guiente: por no intervene en- 81
los tribunales militares que juz-
garOn Mar: anO Abril p0r el
negro crimen de reproducir una
uoticia extrapjera en- esta tt IRA
de eristal, Y por 40 haber la
prensa int gcista armada la gor
Ia en este asuuto, va veran nues
cros compatriotas 4 10 que SO re-
duce el movimiento de Arroyo.
Y 81 no, tengamos un POGO de
pacie1 cia y esperemos.
En- 10 que a 10 demas Sc re6e
re. no queremos lmitar los aspa-
vientos a que cierta especie de
patriotismo nos tiene acostum-
blados.
Hemos dicho que es amos, na-
turalmente, al lado de la legali-
dad, Y la primera autoridad do
Puerto Rico puede, on tai con
cepto, contar con el modesto
apoyo ,le LA DEMOCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01

in tervenir y 4 entender en- tan b.
licado asunto, poseen el tacto, la
deracion Y la prudAncia que requi.-
ex'ge O. csso; 70 todas estan SIS.
De parniciosas II fnencias; no te
tienen la independence Ia eief
ie caracter suhcientes para impan,
II criterio y 10 dfjarse sugestio
Dor camaril las indignas.
Y careciendo. como carecen. n.
chas de elias. de ilustrs G on de ss.s
jnicio, Sc CORE ell peiigro ae Que .r
terpreten torcidamente. V ssgul
convenga, la mencionada circu
aprovechandose de las amp.ias str.
bnciones que les confare para II.
ahogar sus reneores y satisfacer sas
renci las.
Psro seguros estamos de qa4
Gobierno Al remitir die IL circular
srs deegados. les b bra da % instruc
clones precisas terminates acereS
de Ia manera como han de interp-s
tarla, trazandoles de paso la linea az
conducta q que han de someterse.
Al propio tempo abriga mes 2 hr
misima cenvicc on de que el gere,al
Gamir. dando pruebas de sd recti
tnd y de "a energla, oastigara sev4
ramente toda erosion de ley ors
pudieran cometer . gupas autoslds
des demasiado CO osas NAL iuten
oionadas; que bio ningun ccncs =
to consentlra que Sc extraiimitsn eu
el cnmplimiento De 80 d, Der, abro
gandose facultades one les compe
ten, mucho menos que ccmetaa
abusos y trope!ias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
De la historic
NOTAS OPORTUNAS

Para que Is historic pueda servir
dc ull ense nanza, precisa reiatar sas
h-ch0s con rigurosa exactitud y de
tucir sus consecuencias cou analisia
fi,oA o6co, que pormita jazgar del
porvanir por q pasado.
En- el mes de Julio de 1880 esta
iio 81 Paris la revoluci6a qae do al
traste con Il dina.tla de CAr.os X
Grande fde eu efecto en- Europa
Aclamada por .os pueb oz, temida
per los reyes. creo una sisuaci6a des
conocida, LENA de difcuitados y anne
oazas, au1 para aqr6.Ios mismos que
Ia habian provocado; y es que lag
revolucionos, despeI ho dc los es
fuerzos de los que las promueven.
traspasan siempre ol Unite que les
asignan sus iulciadorea.
Serla torpe ipjusticia no recono
Ger al pueb 0 frances fscundas mi
cia,tvas.
Posee ell don de comuuicar su en-
tusiasmo liberal todos los demas.
Siente necesidad podeross de *
pansi6n que e presta fuorza incon
trastabe, y, ora por q idea con QUE
nos arrebata, Q pr la raz6n con que
nos convonce, arrastra los pa8blos
por ei canine Do ia Iibertad y De Ia
] j. ticia
Los reyes empersdores que go Ell
Cohgteso de Vlena forman la Santa
Al!anza, creyeron. frmando as corr
b'naclones do los tratados de 1918
arrebatarle esa supremacfa, y abat'r
% para siempre, aplicandole 81 bozal
de IN Borb6n no juzgan3olo ca
paz de energias varoniles. K la p.i
mera explosion, la Francia, rtaparece
lena de vida y jnventud, pronta a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
s ANA
A VENTS DIAS viST
DE NUESTRO CORRESPONSAI
sENoR MUNoz RIVERA

| d Olof6n Ca, aae, de C=if
nc Hatsea. y De Haesoa 1 ~ 4
d6nde, don Emilio Cssteiar .nau.a
feoihienAo hom nai y trihntos.
FL pueb o le sjnsira, 5 pear 81
qae e insigne tribune ha dsciarad
que, aua cfseciendoseia gratis sin
esfuerzo. no aoeptaria la Repubh
Don Emilio. hoy pos hoy. es nuss
ira i ica granjeza. .
Sspase todo ouarto puede ocurts
en- Muroia por uus PC eta
IN la Gale 1e MeSones, en- Ia ~
rada del putb'o de Cnzl, sc encon
traban dos he,manos, u1o de IL are
y q oiso de 20
FL primero rec'an6 al segundo IN
peseta que le detfa trebaroase Be-.
paiabras, tTason de los Gu, h,.sos +
acometiendose, los dos cay eron h III a
lie muerte
FL drama es horrible
Ysu osigen me quino ) 5espreoia
bic.
Por una peseta
En- Lyon en- csstellano Lecn-ue
sujeto &c veinticratro amos. que
liamaba L-on Eyssette. inte.to rei5s
sasse e. Ia jau.a dc IN icon autentlco
y bfavio.
l. i u le dev r6. apagsnlo sa
SD con Ia sangre oa'ida Gel temers
rio joven
Al acudir & domador. "a 10 q4e
dabsn nas que los despojos de E.
sette
Per casus'idad el f,tag af. no res
pono IA al nonbse &c Leon
Tenemos "a director d- Il d.
nocraeia preso en- 81 Fyfrol
Pero Al &c sca lc ,4evuelven ics
q mPlarss ses uestrs dos. J l. ndr
nuy pronto en hbsrtad. sin gzranti
ri Fl l1zas
La justicia esp. nola es rDuy dj>ta
ia Dc IL jus5cia colonial.
Y La ID mocfao,a de G .lici
que escribir mas q 10nao que "a
Pus rto Rico.
Aqof hay ssomos de neu;ra ia
Alude FL Literal 4 los aueurios
opt''nistas que cuan6o ono el git
d Barre, caban pof conclu a Ia gue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01

Al. PUBLICO

Hsbiendo aparecdo por primera vez pu-
blicado en- la Gaceta Ofcial, n1mero l29 de
remate del suministro dc pan para los hos
pitales muDicipales de eata ciudad con ARE
glo al respective pllego de condolences, cuyo
remate Sc habia anunciado por ell t6rmino de
veinte dias a contsr desde ell en- que lie
nase aquel requisite, Sc hace preseute que
este plazn vence el dia ounce del entrante
mes de N1viembre,y por consiguiente en- es-
te dis y a la bora designada tendra lug ar
la subasta de referencia.
Lo que Sc ayisa al pdblico para general
= Ponce. Ostubre 2s de 1925
FL Aicalde Juan J3s6 Potous 33
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
TELEGRAMA |MPORTANTE
Nuestro active corresponsal de
San Juan, nos trasmite en- ell dia
de hoy el siguiente
" DEMOCRACIA-Ponce.

"Comunica q La Co,yesponde,1-
ca su corresponsal de San Tho
mas, que MARTINEZ Campos parti
cipa al Gobierno que, por las fuer-
tes lluvias de la estaci6n, Sc ha
diIatado el t6rmino de la campa
ma.
La prensa de New York dice
que Espana cedera 4 Inglaterra,
4 cambio de no ere Ito naval, Il
isla de Pinos para estahlecer en-
ella una estaci6n Ia Gran Breta
na La Co,yespondencia atribuye
esta Ultima notlcia a loe fIibuste
ros, negando en- absolute que Es
pana intente siquiera tai cosa, y
apoya su negativa en- razones de
mucho peso, hacienda atnadfsi-
mas consideracionos -Correspon-
sat-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
[2IESTR0 7 S!NIESTn0

E1n Ia circular del Gobarnador de
que - tiens not;cia nuestros lecto
res 60 dice. a'u tiendo s.n dnds los
sucesos De Arroyo que recienta $
hechos punib!as hsn venido 4 com
prober 4 conuemcjmiento que ya posebo
to Gob;erno General. de que cris-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
CALDERERIA
de cobre en- genera
DE
BALDOMERO VILARO
Gale del J0b0 aa1mero | |.
PONCE.

Construction de alambiques cont
.uos fuego directo vapor
Alambiquss intermitentes y cor
alienta vnos
Alsmbiques para licores Alan
,;qu-s recuf1cadoses.
Y todo eenero De aparatos destila-
orios sabre plenos 8 uodclcs.
Tuhcrias dc 1cbre de rod. diane
ros y formae.
Serpentines para vapor -Serpen
mes Feffigetanfes.
Brmhas dc cohre y br nee
Bombos trbulares para evapora
ioras, recros En- espiral y toda ciase
lie reparaciones para las mismas.
Reparsciones de toda c!ase Dc
,paratos y todo 10 concernicnte a
-amo.
Ponce Mayo de 1905 u ano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
FABRICA de COCIIE>
de JULIO N. BER\IR5
COMERCIO 81. PONCE PR

COMERCIO 81. PONCE PR
Construcciones de CO.
ches de todas classes '
formas con materiales es-
cogidos.
Sc hacen composicio-
nes por diflciles que sean
a preclos sumamente eco
nomicos.
Elegancia y solidez Ell
los trabajos que Sc con
hen, tanto Ell los coches
de llnea como en- los par
ticulares.
Especial esmero en- los
Pedldos que Sc hagan dc
la Isla.
SOiA;-Se hacen negocios sobre carru;s
les de me iio uso
. cnmpraa tsblonss Il eaSr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-01
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ESTABLISHMENTS
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ciente de sus-r -relacIrnados, y con 81 obi eto
de prestar may ores ftcilidsdes para las Or
denes pedidos. ~ COM ace Ia refev ia
socedsd. an srunciar Al pibiico en- gene al
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FL Inspector Get ercl de Ia Socieaad DecdH-
rile,
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