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No. 10. All the right. title and interest
of the defendants, Ann Egan and William
Egan, in and to all the following described
lots or parcels of land situate, lying and
being in the borough of Dunmore county
of Lackawanna and state of Pennsylva-
MIA: Being lots numbers thiry-eight 1881
and thirty-nine (39) on the northern divi-
sion OF Edward Spencer's plot of Dun
more lots, situated on the northwestrly
side of Ward street, between Andrew
street and Warren street: Lot number
thirty-eisht (3S) Is situate on the corner
of Warren street and Ward street, being
seventy-six G6) feet more or less in front
c width on Ward street. one hundred and
forty-seven Q4D feet more or less in dep.h
along Warren street to the line of lot
number thrty-seven 80. fifty-three $50
feet more or less in the rear along said
line of lot number thirty-seven go and one
hundred and forty-five Q45) feet more or
less in depth along the line of lot num-
Der thrty-nine (39).
Lot number thirty-nine (39) is sixty (6O
feet more or less in front and In rear, and
one hundred and forty-flve Q4O feet in
depth and is rectangular in shape adj
Joining lot number thirty-ciSht (3S) on the
westerly side thereof. Excepting and re,
serving therefrom all coal and minerals
with the right to mine and remove the
same.
The debt secured by the bond on which
this Judgment Is entered and the mort
gage accompanying the same having been
given for purchase money. Seized and
taken in execution at the suit Of Ambrose
l.. Spencer VS.. Ann Egan and William
Egan. Debt, Sl,15l.25. Judgment No. GOG,
May Term, 1896.
A. & w. J. HAND, Attys.
ALSO
No. 90. All the right, title and interst Of
the defendants. Ann NJ. Ruane and Patrick
Ruane in and to all that certain lot CT
land situate on the westerly side of Wal
nut street in the borough of Dunmore,
Lackawanna county. Pennsylvania
known as lot No. 81, on Walnut street
according to map of tho Pennsylvania
Coal company, In their office said lot be-
ing forty Q0) feet in front on Walnut
street and extending at right angles 10
said street one hundred and eighteen QiS)
feet and is bounded southerly by lands OF
James Carroll. westerly by lands of Mrs.
Grant Farlan. and northerly by lands OF
Thomas Olmstead.
Improved with two-story frame dwell
ing, house and out buildings.
Seized and taken In execution at the suit
of Green Ridge Lumber company vs.. Ann
NJ. Ruane and Patrick Ruane. Debt. s5is.
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mence 10 feet inside of The line of the side
walks in front of said lot, with privilege
of using said 10 feet for yard, vault. porch.
piazza or bay window, but for no other
purpose. Improved with a two-story
frame dwelling house thereon. ..
Seized and taken in execution at the suit
of +. NJ Meyer w. Thomas l.. Green.
Debt. $3.50. Judgment No. 256, January
Term, 1896. Nend. eX. to May Term, 1896.
DAWSON. Atty.
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No. &c. All the right. title and interest
OF the defendant, Sarah u. Lee, in and 10
all that certain lot or piece of ground sit
uate in the Second ward of the city Of
scranton. county of I4ackawanna state Csf
pennsylvania, beginning at point on the
north side of Lloyd street ut the distance
of one hundred and siXty-eight Q6sl feet
westward from the west. side of North
Main avenue, containing in front or
Nreadth on said Lloyd street fifty fee,
and extending at that breadth In depth
northward one hundred and My
O5W feet to an alley; being the same
premises which w. w. Winton and
wife by deed dated January "a. 1898. grant
Lee In fee.
Coal and minerals resSrved to the legal
owners thereof by terms>suGlcent in law;
all improved with a tW{tstory and base
ment frame double sdw$liing house and
outbuildings thereon.AsSelzsd and taken
in execution a the suit Nc Mason a. Snow
don assigned to John Kimball VS. Sarah
d. Lee. Debt. $S2.25. Judgment No. 2SS
June Term, 1893. Fl. ia. to May Term, 1896
COMEGYS, Atty.
All Of which will be sold for cash only
FRANK II. CLENIONS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's office. Scranton, Pa, May g.,
1896.
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Proposals..
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF NOMMISSioNENS
OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
Daniel II. Hastings, j. 6. Delaney,
Governor. SUPERINTENDENT.
Amos. II. MyIin, BENJAMIN J. Haywood,
Auditor General. State Treasurer
DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STA
i tionerv. Fuel and other Supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and
laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
we Hereby invite sealed proposals, at prices
below maximum rates fixed in schedules. to
furnish stationery, furniture, fuel and other
supplies for the several departments of the
State Government. and for making repairs In
me several dennrtmerts and for tho distribu-
tion of the public documents, for the year
ending the first Tuesday of June. 4 ID. ito'
Separate proposals will no received and sep
ara contracts awarded as announced In said
schedules Each proposal must lie accom-.
panied by bond. with at least two sutieties
or one suricty company, approved by Jud'
of the cou,t Of Common Pleas OF the county
in which tho person or person" may rcsiuc.
conditioned for the faithful performance OF
tho contract and addressed and delivered to
the Board OF Commissioners OF Public Grounds
uestlay tho I'd day Of June. A. D.. 1906. nt
which time the proposals will be opened aud
published, in the Reception Room of tho EX
ecutivc department at Harrisburg and con.
tracts awarded as soon thereafter rs prac-
tirablc.
Blank bonds and schedules containing all
necessary information can be obtained at this
Department.
For the Board Of Commissioners Of Public
Grounds and Buildings.
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Real Estate.

business PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
ID Penn avenue, 800 block. snSious to sell.
COMFGYS, 400 Spruce.
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No. 25. All the right title and interest
of the defendant Thomas II. Green, in
and to all that certain lot Of land with the
improvements thereon, situate I'm the city
of Scranton. county of Lackawanna and
state of Pennsylvaia. ad a street or ave.
nue. called and known as Church avenue,
being lot No. II In square or block A, upon
the Frances A. Griffin addition TO the city
of Scranton. said lot Is forty (iW feet in
front and rear and 132 feet deep to an al
ley l6 feet wide for public use, the meas
urement Of the depth Of said lot 70 COM
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NEW YORK DRESSNAKIN9 SCHOOL;
~ French tailor system taught. Ladies
learn to DO your own dressmaker. Privats
lessons. Open day and evening. AZ Lack
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No. 13. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Lucy ]. Doud, in and to
all those three certain messuages, tene-
ments and tracts of land, situate, lyire
and being in Peckville, in the borough cf
Blakely, county of Lackawanna and state
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows
First-Beginning at point on the north
side of Main street at a corner of land,
now or formerly occupied by George W.
Thomas; thence northerly, along the land
of Thomas, one hundred and sixty QG0)
feet, to Il lane or alley: thence easterly
along said lane or alley sixty 600 feet to
a lot now or formerly occupied by w. j.,
Mccormick: thence southerly along said
McCormick's lot, one hundred and sixty
QGO) feet to said Main street, formerly
known as the Providence and Carbondale
Turnpike; thence along said Main street
sixty G0) feet to the point or place of be-
ginning. Being improved with hotel ana
outbuildings thereon.
Second--Another piece of land, in Peck
Vile, in the borough of Blakely, bounded
and described as follows beginning at a
point on Hickory street, at the northwest
corner Of William Crago's land; thence
westerly along said Hickory street. Sixty
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Sealed Proposals..

CEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE
- ceived by rhc Chairman of the Home
COMMITTEES, Of the Scranton Poor Board until
Friday, June 5. 1895. for this furnishing and
putting in place of an electric lighting plant
at Hillside Home. according to plans and spec.
Director Frederick Fuller Scranton, Pa
Each proposal must be accompanied by cash
or certified check to the amount Of five per
cent of the hid to be forfeited In cas-, OF rc,
fusal TO make contract If awarded. Ihe hoard
reserves tn. riaht to reject any or all bids
All proposals. must he endorsed Proposals
Electric Lighting" and addressed to
MRS. FRANCES 3. SWAN.
Chairman Homo Committee.
Scranton, May I. 1896.
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Speclai Notices.
Strayed.
Business opportu nifty.

Q1O0 INVESTED NOW IN WHEAT OR
tpIVO stocks under our safe method will
make YOU handsome profits Send for particu
lars and book, free. JORDAN & CO., Colum
bia Building, Now York
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WANTED SINGLE DWELLING HOUSE.
w with IT, u rooms: lawn shade. All
modern improvements. II. N. PATRICK, 3A
Washington Ave. lt...i
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No. Il. All the right, title and interest
of James VI. Tyrcll in and TO the follow
situate, lying and being in the city of Car
bondale, in the county of Lackawanna
and state of Pennsylvania. on the west
erly side of the turnpike leading from Car
bondale to Providence. north of lot for-
merly belonging to Thomas Boland, and
south of lot formerly belonging to Ed
ward Eougherty. deceased, and it is
bounded in the rear by the Lackawanna
river. 1t is improved with single dwelling,
two stories high, with two small addi-
tions in rear, each one story high. The
main building is Twenty-Five feet long
and sixteen feet wide. Seized and taken
in execution at the suit of Ellen Il. Folkes
VS.. James NJ. Tyrell. Debt, $1,000. JudG
ment No. sos, May Term, 1896. Fl. ia. to
May Term, 1896.
w. II. STANTON, Atty.
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No. 1G. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Charles +. Walter, In
and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel
of land situate in the borough of Dunmore,
county of Lackawanna and state of Penn
sylvania, and bounded and described US
follows, to wit: Beginning on Fourteenth
street, at the corner of lot of James Volan,
22i feet from the side line of Center street,
thence along the line of said Volan's lot.
north 81 degrees 10 minutes west 1871 feet
to corner; thence north 3S degrees 40
minutes east Sc feet to a corner: thence
south 81 degrees 10 minutes cast 1871 feet to
the line of Fourteenth street aforesaid; ;
thence along said Fourteenth street south
81 degrees i5 minutes IS feet to place OF
beginning. Containing about 1915 feet
of land Coal and other minerals re-
served. Seized and taken in execution az
the suit of James G. Bailey to the use of
Fannie A. Miles VS.. Chales +. Walter.
Debt, $500. Judgment No. CO., May Term,
1896. Fl. ia. to May Term. 1896.
Z. MILES, Atty.
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No. 8. Also the right, title and interest
to all the following described lot of land
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Wantcd-Io re n.


Ni ANTI u - FuhNlSHED ROOMS F,R
W Enioht Templai during Conclavc May
"a and 2jh. Address GEO. B. JEKMYN,
Chairman ll0,Wyomne Ave.
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Judgment No. 1913, January Term, 1897;
Lev. ia. to May Term. 1885
CARPENTER, Atty.
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w. IL. STANTON, Atty.
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No. Is. All the right, title and interest
of defendant, Ann Gilgallon estate, IN
and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel
of land situate in the city of Carbondale,
county of Lackawanna and state of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit. Bounded on the north by
land of Charles McCabe and Patrick Hart
three hundred and twenty-elght feet; on
the east by Railroad street, forty-one feet; :;
on the south by Mrs. David Markey three
hundred and nineteen (3lO feet, and on
the west by Farview street, forty-one feet.
Improved with a two-story frame dwell
ing house thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit
OF city of Carbondale VS.. Ann Gilgallon
Estate. Debt, S92. Judgment No. 96, Nov
ember Term, 1885.
r. ID. STUART, Atty.
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wv NTED-EXPERIENCED BOOK.KEEP
w er; must be we'll recommended and
must be able to give bond. d. B. c., Tribune
office
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WANTED AT ONCE - NURSE GIRL:
w must give good reference. Apply at j37
Mongce avenue.
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Situations Wante d.

VNO GO OUT WASHING, WASHINGS
i taken home also. Call or address l.. B.,
13I Sumner Ave. HYDE PARK.
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Heip Wanted-Fem males.

n IRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
" work; must be good cook, washer ana
ircner. Apply at S2l Vine Street.
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Daniel II. Hastings, J. G. Delaney,
Governor. Suncr1ntendent.
Amos. II. Mylin, BENJAMIN J. Haywood,
Auditor General. State Treasurer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

| aparecfa en- Clairef mt el patrim 1nio del
marques nermaba en- algda terreno de cuIti
vo. IN trc 20 del monta
Ya estaba todo hip3tecado; Ia renta ane
mas bastaba para cubrir los intereses: nm no.
CO mas de peso que SO le echara encima darfa
en- TERRA con todo 10 existegtA
-Por Dios, uieguese ustsd proporcioDar
le dlnero dijo Isabel con augusta. Ests
domlnado por esa nueva idea, no reparara
Cd pada con tai de realjz spls E. case de
coEclencla. Molegeap. Sc trata de mn nr6
d'go: .IAhi Isl qnisiera ronunciar a sn.
naulaS: que blen estarfa y cu&nto CANA
Tfamos todosi @ -"
lDsscuide usted! IEstoy resuelto mos.
trarnc II flexible, sefiorital Propto t4ndr5
usted Ia prUeba
Al llegar al umbral, ell marones Sc volvi6
MO la vista en- oil panorama que frecia al
sahe' radlants de iLz sonriepte de harr,o
suts; por entra los veTdes prados II rio Ger
Pen.eaoa como clnta de brunida plata. Ia
sombra de los &lamos que en- sns r.h "a - -
aizaoan enhiestos; los techos de las tasaa. ia
iizsrra ano', otros de tejas, briIlaban Mo
los rFyos del sci; la atm6-f=ra estsba -
poneo hmpIa. qna el gallo de bronze O 1e r.
ma IA veieta del campaLario de N.uvill.
respiandeca SO distipgufa ra,f.ctamo,,t.
Q sro ei SOL lido de la campana de una fahria.
Isnando al trabaio los obreros lleraha
nasta ell castillo con claridad comnlets msg
ciandose cen ell alegre rumor one prodncisn
una porclon de alumnos de IN eolprio 90,
elases. 'ofVl las
FL marques, apoyado sobre el halans,r
nierro dc la escalerilla, SO detuvo nm i,,st.n &c
ee para al nirar tqnel espectaeulo: res nir6
con ansla 81 aire embalsamado fihir. d,s
mny bajo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

Itar la exploitation con la carestfa siempre
Icreciente del com bustible.
FL carbon, con mi sistema de hornos. al no
res ulta facil1simo de reemplazar, sc puede
sustituir con paja h1meda, lena 'menuda.
Ica1as, con cualquier producto an6logo q
estos. Comprenden ustedes la importancia
de este asUnto Las huelgas en- los centres
mlDeros de hula ser&n inefcaces, no anne
lnazarsn la industria. Una vez que tenga
el privilegio de invenci6n, todas las f .bricas
del mundo me seran tributaries tan cierto
Q toy del exito que apostaria hasta mi nom
bre.
| Hermano, POGO .poco; un caballero no
tlene derecho arriesgar ei nombrs de sus
mayores, ,-intsrrumpio bruscaments Isabel.
Es cierto -dijo el marques. Este nom
Ore que herec6 sin maneha, debo trasmitirlo
lnmaculado mis- hsrederos. 49,; pero creo
que DO 80 emf ef1arfa su pureza ST le : =nadiese
IN timbre mas con mi. triupfo cientffieo.
IA 'abes mi opinion en- punto a ESQ: un
lhombre como til no Sc expons a ganar NADIA
en- esss aventuras industriales, en- cambio
Ipusds perder mucho
Isabel: Ell rey Luis XVI saba sl oficio de
Icerraiero, -.
y va YES como le salieron todas sus en-
Ipresas.
Supongo que no me angurarSs que mo-
ri 8 en- el cadalso.
No pero 81 en- la miseria
Antonieta SO acerco Ia sefiorita de Saint
Meurice, la abrazo, bes&1dola con mimo,
ImHrmur6
-Vamos, tia, sc buena contenta @ papa.
-lTa, Ia. tai ESQ es; ven q eDgatusarme
para que calle -repuso Isabel, euya barba &c
10 erizaba-Td eres la causa de la mitad dc
las locnras de tn sefaor padre, porQue, Icla-
roi, en- vez de criticGrselas, 10 animas ....y,
persisto en- 10 dicho, acabara por quedarse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

Su hermana Il contra stabsn do In ma
pera m$s comtlrta En- ella todo era. fi5nra
gracl..: las dos raZas de Que prcced{an sc
encarnarGn en- los dos hermaDos con distin-
cion perfecta El uno era nm Saint Menrica
gigantesco, de apetitos materiales ,iolentf
slmos; Ia otTa una Clairefont delicadfsima
sonadora: por ESQ comprendfa como nadie a
su padre
Hacfa un ratio que ell notario ga paseaba
impacierte de IN lsdo para otro: Ia aroma
rechins los ba1o e peso de su cuerpo. 81
parcels ltqultto. como 81 experimentase ell
v1vo deseo de sbordar una question diffcil Y
no Sc atTeviera
I'll marques, con la vista perdida en- ell es
pacfc, sonrefa distraido. sus dedos. movi
dos maquinslmente, golpeaban ell tablero de
marmol de la mesa al compass de una can
clon de on psso doble Algdn grato re-
enerdo Una agradable esperanto debfa ale
graT 50 espiritu; trssportado por mSgico en-
suero lEs r6giones et6reas, dekfa pensar
algo muy pisceuterc. De pronto SO do go
bre la rodilia IN golpe con Ia marc alberta.
y lleno de conteLto exclam6:
MI horno de corTientes circulares produ-
era un ocAenta por ciento de ecouomfa en-
el combustible, y qDemara todes los resfduos
hRsta by desperdiciados por fslta de ele
mentos Oh chi Molegean, va vera
nsGeo que Prcdlglo L.. Que nina de ORC
La frente de la sehoritR de SaiEt Meurice
Sc contrsJo, cruzo las msnos la espalda, Y
dijo:
-Hermano milo va es esta la decima veg
qne descubres I'll PERU
II oh Pero tambi6n es In decisiya-ra-
p leo lleno de fe Ell inventor. Mi descnbri.
miento rssponde una necesidad imperiosf-
sima todas las empresas de este p6naro
experlmentan la de an medic para cohones-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

como Adam, Pero, por mf, haced 10 que que
rails. Molegsan, there, por 10 visto, ganas
do quedarss solo contigo para hsblar dc ne
gOcios. -. esc1chale h.z caso de sus con
sejos
AL oir "negocios", Roberto hizo un moyi-
miento para marcharse.
El marques miro al notalio con tral alilo
semblante, y, apoyAndoss en- ell brszo de su
-sEs cierto 10 que dice mi hermauaf
lQuiere usted que entremos en- casa, amigo
Aolsgeanf
-Ss1or marques, 81 listed le parece. en-
tremos; tengo que consultarle algunoa deta-
lles de ciertas cusntas, y Gesearia one me
prestase stencion.
-Vamos, pues, al despacho; 10 ensefiare
el modelo del horno, vera usted qEe senei
lilo. Pero asi y todo, hssta que logre con
cretar la idea. PoTqne, hermana, In pri
mera idea es todo.
-Busno. bueEo. No son ideas 10 que
II te hacs fslta gruf1o la vitje;-s6lo que
aueles tsnetlas inferuales . para producer
IesuItados del infiernoi -.
acercandose al rotorio, que seguia
Claire font y su hija, le preguDt6 con una
sgitaci6n que hacfa que tembase su VOC
-tEs grave 10 que lie tras Vd Mole
gsanf. Hace nucho tempo que n } le vefa
moo, para Que Vd, veDga ain que le la
men, sc necesita que sea may serio 10 que
usne que declrnos.
FL notario bajo la cabeza Gu sen Il de asen
timiento; cerro los ojos, se encogi6 de hom
bros y abrio los brszos, como dando enten-
der que precisaba resignarse
La sef1orita de Saint Meurice Sc extreme
CID.
Hscfs ya muchos affos que estaba scos
tumbrada las embajadas del agentc de ne
gocios, y Ia vez notario; cada vez que aquel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14

-lQue eneantador reposo en- medic de esa
eataTaleza que 20 rel lQae dulce vida
- MA, SIN mas pensamiento que ell bieu Co
inun, nj otro m6vil que ell amorl ;Acaso "a
70 iuera 10 prudente 10 buenoi. iP.re
Gaaa cual tlene dispuesto de antemapo 81
itsstIno: nl debe nj puede desviarse de Ia
oifecclon one Ell le senalal
oscnalo la cabszs, viendo que ell nota
70 heoiaha au1 con Ia ssnarita ds SAiot
asn'lee exclam6 en- veg alta.
Coando usted quiera. Moleeean.
I entro en- Ell castillo
hoDefto Sc dirigio hacia la derecha de "a
l4cnaoa Del sdificio penetr0 nor nns nns-.
oeeli,a que daoa la escalera practieada ea
una torfe, por la cual Sc sabia a sps bAbjta
elones, silbando slagreuns snte una sonst,
ae caza, sigui6 ell largo corredt r Que cruzabt
aepehdencias del castillo por sQuel's
p~fGf paso por delante de la inmansa coci-
"a. cuyo hog n sst sba circu dad ror snebos
oaHoos ue ehciha, en- una de enyas paredss
un enorme asador, capsz de ccutener uuA
res entera, perEaanecia inm6yil v DO lvoiisn.
W Haludo con M g buanos dis rupV
anistoso la d1iea rnnjar ous eui.aba IA
'aoaesta comiia de squella peou. fs fsmila.
5tq 5a aque, local hes no pars rreparar festinss
uos de u lIgantd1 dc las hadas del epu-
ento Camacho
A. "a Sc disponia subir los p,imeros pei
euando escucho sonoras csrcaisdss pros
tenerse - a@e %
rof La puerta entornada de ma cstsncix
P.'saa. rs'sa ohassevent planchando habland con
lauSsob, que, en- cuciillas sohre el slfeixar de
- enthna con In barba entrs las ros.illss
Sssi, ,so'rsndoia con esttipida fie7s. rSlstia
ua : % alsponieldose q .lapzarse q Ire 81
sASss - primera oportunidad.
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Ungusnt0 Derm6genO!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERM6GENo IN
las HGgas qstSasadiSras. iaGasets5, pi-
cadaSTas De nsOsqNStos k1ra afrieana,
sG6atIones, siefantfSsfs t1nsores, Gs
eNGLqHier Irocsdencfa, rSWnatss0s0, ssl-
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Deposito: Rarnsac5a Central de ]
Rerrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-14
ROBERTO GRAHAM
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