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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
FOR QUICK sales.

Brick residence in center o town, 8 roomi price
S2:UUO; $4o0 cash. balance $40 per month.
Elegant Broom house in gLod location. all con.
venfcnces, bath, hot and cold water, gas, stable
and md servants, houee lot 5Ox $50 feet. Price Sa,8OO;
Nice 6room house, in good condition. conve-
$40 per month.
Convenient residence with ten rooms on Jerer.
son street: Price $3.50; $3.50 cash, balance
Nice Groom house with bath, hot aud cold
water, on corner lot In southwest part OF the
town. Prioo $1,SW. Terms to quit.
Groom house on East Campbell street near the
month. P0A
Very Moe Groom cottage on Loudon avenue
near the West End round house. Price SsCO.
Terms to suit. ~
Special bargain in an elegant Broom resldcnce
We have lots for eale on Jefrereon street. IN
s0utn ROANOKE, In the Lewis addition and in the
West End at very low figures.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
NtAU @sPEoiAL@ HhREAlMS

No. 1-Two-etory solid brick business house on
market; eiEe OF lot, s3Xxs7X feet; upper portion
OF the building nicely fitted up with 8 rooms foY
house and lot. 5000. This Is the the best b asiG 4 81
portion OF the city and will pay a handsome per
0o No. on M nc inssst Ios n In W sso fui EIs po,,,,.,
Of this lss; cold d for al's $50 Join, in i Hsssae Psioe n q asG los
ns M; aas eSa ct @ ssss s. s,sss; -. s:st Use
sasS sold for q 1000 in 1890. pfrsa nov sSsg esstsa y
No. 4-Fivs.room twc-story housSf & minutes
Holiday street and Rosnok sen and ts sSashesn Tsii:
q Sspss ard III noy $50 ESQ; q s,s sS' cash s maj si np pss
No. t-Fou5story brick residence. with %
rooms on Wells avenue n. O.; lot SoxIso feet 70
s SET Of %esq 9isa g w sssISsnos And st 8 s,o ssSSs
NO: 6-Ntne.room Queen Anne house on Brook
street n. e.; corner lot, 60Kl00 feet; houso la
Esiee s 81 Soass sn S9 lot now Pf si.ss 6 s aSSs s.s ssl's ssss
$lS per month, with interest.
III. No: amEightroom brick rssidenee ON Camp
feet. Price sa,V0io; sao0 CASH sSs Ser month.
~ N ss, sFons.rsom house on Norman Road:
No. ,s.-Five.fSom cotssge on Second aSsnae
9. W.; lot soxss feet. Price s7OOi $50 cash and SO
No. l0.-Lot 5oxs5 feet to alley southeast corn.s$
henry and Robertson streets with three buildina
er,v 10 eyactly in front of tho Public Bulldogs
Price $4,000: 81 ,700 cash; balance on time. ~
NO 1l-Hight.room house on SEVENTH 20
We near sixth street; lot b0x1S0 eesran3svQf50ht
S3t00 to build the house. Price OF house and
oil caeh.
No 1s-Large 1O-room house on Third avenue
n W., near jefferson street, known SIS the Par
cons property lot 50x16O feet, all modern CON.
vcniences in the house: house cost about $500 .
10 build II. Price OF house and lot $500; $500
cash, balance on time.
NO. !S-Eight.room honee cornor OF Centre and
Seventh streets n. w lot 50S130 feet to an alley.
Price $LSo0; $3.50 cash and $13 per month.
No. 14-Large 10 room residence on lot 5Ox16O'
Feet 70 IN alley, No. 1922 Campbell avenue 9. W.,
OIL conveniences on the property. Price S2,55O:
$3.50 cash, balance S32 per month.
No. l6-Five desirable lots on Wiso street ION
INC street car lineG largo size. Price 800 cash
for the choice OF them.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10
Cincinnati Produce Marhet,
xhe discovery Saved hi, Life.

Mr. G.. O%aillouette, Druggist, Beavers
Vile. ILL.,, ssys: ITO DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery I owe my life. Was taken with
Ls Grippe and tried sll she physicisns
for miles about, but Of no avail and wei
given up and told I could not live.
Having DR.. Kings New Discovery In my
store I sent for . bottle and began lis
use and from the lrss dose began to get
better, and after using three bottles was
up and about again. 1t is worth H.
weights In gold. We won't keep store
o. house wishout IT," Get y free trial 81
Msssie's Pharmacy, 100 Jefferson street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-10

IF you would Aavstthe largest stock
to select from and, With to purchase at
the lowest possiblesprtSes be sure and
call at The e. 81. Stl~srt Furniture
Company for all arsicIpa in the furni.
ture and carpet line. k>
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
CURIOUS WORD STUDIES.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

St. Louis Globe-Demoerat.
 Baron once meant only a strong man.
 Parlor was originally the talking place.
 Gauge was first manufactured at Gaza.
 A chancellor was. once only a door keeper. 4ta Despot originally signified master of the house."
 To provide was once simply to Hook ahead.ns
 Remorse originally meant simply ito bite again.
 Paper comes from the name of an Egyptian reed.
 The word chestnut came originally
 The magnet is so called from the min eral magnesia.
 The word nice originally meant igno- rant or foolish
 A manoeuver was once dexterous piece of handwork.
 Scamper originally signified only ito go out of a field"
 To insult once signified to jump or dance on dead body.
 The word mob is from Latin word
 Manumit formerly meant to "send away from the hand"
 Dimity, popular dress material, was first made at ,Damietta.
 To encroach onefe signified to put a hook into and pull away.
 The dandelion was once written Dent de-lion, the lions tooth
 Leaf recalls the palm leaves formerly used in the east as paper.
 Cemetery is from Latin word, signify ing "a sleeping chamber"
 To speculate, in it's original sense, was to look out of the window.
 Husband was originally the houseband, or bond of union of the house.
 The word abandon originally signified "to run away from your colors."
 int aYat ciy, Ivy hnty ic by Shakespeare in this sense.
 Milliners first piled their trade al Milan, and mantua makers at Mantua.
 The word scrupulous originally signi- fled to have a stone in ones shoe."
 The shallot takes it's name from it's plentifulness in the vicinity of Ascalon.
 The tarantulasis named from its abun- dance in the vicinity of Taranto.
 Coffee is thus called because 1t was first exported from the Arabian port of Kaffa
 Gin takes it's name from Geneva, where it was formerly made in large quantities.
 Cambric originally came from Cam bray, whence its name, and calico from Calicut. .-a--as-
 Ballad once meant to dance, and later came to signify song sung while danc- ing. Termagant was suppositious Mohan- medan deity of fierce temper and lang uage. The word vernacular once meant "a slave who was born in the house of his master" Fuss, familiar name for cat, was once pers, the Persian name for the same ami nal. Huzzy is contraction of housewife, and by early English writers is used in that sense. Tobacco was so called because 1t was first noted by Europeans on the small island of Tobago. Ballot was once "a little ball." In many organizations ballots are still taken with marbles. The urchin has his name from that of German mythological imp of mischievous character. Book was originally a name for a tree, l the beech, and was afterwards transfer red to it's bark. The word character Is derived from the | Latin expression signifying an instru- | ment for branding. An enthusiast was originally a lunatic | who believed that he was God and that 1 God lived in him. Excruciating, the adjective, once signi- | fled such pain as one would suffer when | crucifixion.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
WINTHoRP's CLOSE CALL.
He Only Just Managed to Clear Himself in
 the Eyes of His Mother-in.I,aw.

He Only Just Managed to Clear Himself in
 the Eyes of His Mother-in-I,aw. Chicago Record.
 MT. Winthrop had narrow escape the other day, all on account of the demon rum.
 Winthrop married Miss Lowering, the daughter of Lavinia Wilson Lowering, president of the Olivet Total Abstinence club and Society for the Rescue of Young men. Mrs. Winthrop is an ardent foe to all spirituous, vinous, malt and other in- toxicating liquors, and will not permit any alcoholic beverages in her house. Therefore, Winthrop has to maintain a private sideboard at his office, and on his way home he eats cloves, coffee and lem on peel in order to kin his breath.
 One afternoon last week his friend, Freeman, came to the office and was in- vited to take @ drink. Winthrop Drought out the bottle and the small glasses and ranged them on the ta ble. Then he took a tumbler and went up the hallway to get supply of water for the "chasers' He was on his way back to the office when he heard familiar voice behind him, and, turning, beheld his mother-in-law.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11

Lavinia Wilson Lowering, the well-known advocate of total abstinence.
 Winthrop's knees smote together and he came near falling in a faint when he realized the horror of his situation.
 How do you do, Edwin?" asked his mother-in-law.
 How do you do? Hello, there~ ex- claimed Edwin, hysterically, extending his dripping hand. Glad to see you"
 Your hands all wet" said Lavnia Wilson Lowering. What are you doing with that water?"
 ''That's--why, you see, I came out to get drink
 Indeed! Why are you carrying it back to your room? Don't they allow you to drink in the railways here?"
 "Certainly-yes. What am I thinking about? Of course" He drank the water looking on in amazement. She started down the hallway toward the office, but Winthrop laid hold of her arm. Did ah-I had something to tell you-What was it? Something about you coming over one night .this-don't go in there.''
 The mother-in-law was about to open the office door. Winthrop knew that if she ever went in and saw the bottle of whisky and the glasses on the table he couldn't live down the disgrace by ten years of exemplary conduct.
 Whats the matter?" demanded the mother-in-law. "So, there is some one in there?"
 "Ye-es"
 "A Woman?"
 Certainly not. The idea! Hal ha! No, a friend of mine-sick friend"
 "Sick-in your office?"
 "Yes-came in, you know-sick all of sudden. Don't go in-may mot be pre- sentable, you know. Let me go in first"
 "Well, of all thingsp
 "I'll explain to you later. Stay hereH'
 Winthrop closed the door behind him and began making wild gestures, at hi his "Get that bottle out of the way. Hurry, mother-in-law. Here! You pretend to be sick! Lean on me. Don't ask any questions. Lean on me and I'll take you to the elevator"
 Freeman did not understand at all, but he obeyed. He leaned on Winthrop, who led him out through the hallway and then came back to the astounded mother in-law.
 "Who was that man?" she demanded.
 That? Why, friend of mine, Smith, George Smith,"
 "He was drunk, wasn't he?"
 Just sick, thought"
 Nonsense! He was drunk, and you were trying to shield him. George smith, eh? I'll write to his wife"
 "No no; now, don't do anything like that"
 "Well, will you get him to sign the pledge if don't?"
 Yes, I will-really. I'll do that"
 Don't you know he may disgrace you by coming here in that condition?
 That's right. I appreciate that"
 Well, I'll write to his wife unless you bring me pledge signed by him..
 Next day Winthrop added perjury to his previous offenses and brought a beau- tiful pledge signed George smith
 The Libbey Glass company won at the Atlanta exposition not only the highest honors for their cut glass, but many friends and customers in the south. In order that there may be no mistake in obtaining the genuine, see that the name IIibbey, with a sword under, is CUT on every piece you purchase.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Brass fire sets-Mayberry & Watson.
 AsToNIsHINGLY CRIPPLED.
A Grand Army Man Who Is Living Ex-
 ample of Surgical Skill.

South Bethlehem Star
 About o'clock Tuesday afternoon crippled Grand Army man called at the residence of l.. F. Walters, commander of J. K. Taylor post, Bethlehem, and asked for money to reach Allentown. If ever mortal man was crippled that indl- vidual certainly is. He owes his contin- ued existence to mans ingenuity and the surgeons skill. The top of his head con sists of a silver plate, extending from his forehead to the backsof his head; he breathes and swallows through silver tubes; his larynx is gone; his left arm is paralyzed and no thicker than an in fant's; his ribs are all gone; a plaster of paris jacket holds his body in shape; his left hip is wanting, and the knee cap on his right leg is twisted around to the calf of his leg. 7s
 His story, though paradoxical and in credible, was nevertheless substantiated by the exposure of his body at the parts affected, and with the aid of the hands and eyesight of the person addressed he proves his awful tale. He was a railroad engineer, and was injured in a wreck fifteen years ago, since which time no sol i'd food has passed his lips. He has just been discharged from a hospital after frequent visits to it since the accident.
 He also had the misfortune to be struck by a rifle ball during the war, and the bullet is still imbedded in his chest on the right side, and can be felt. He says his artificial contrivances give him no in convenience. He came here from Wilkes barre. His name was forgotten by the reporters informant He was given the assistance he sought, and boarded the next car for Allentown. He boasts of a family and a happy home in western Pennsylvania.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
That Joyful Feeling

With the exhilara ting sense of renewed health and strength and internal cleanli- ness, which follows the use of Syrup of Figs, is unknown to the few who have not progressed beyond the old-time medicines and the cheap substitutes sometimes of fered but never accepted by the well-in- formed.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11

The Libbey Glass company won at the Atlanta exposition not only the highest honors for their cut glass, but many friends and customers in the south. In order that there may be no mistake in obtaining the genuine, see that the name Libbey, with a sword under, is CUT on every piece you purchase.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
HANNAH MORE ACADEMY.

Diocesan School for Girls.
 New Buildings, Modern Appliances, Elec- tric Lights full Academic Course, Art, Music, Modern Languages. In Highlands above Baltimore, on Electric Railroad. Write for Manual. Rev. Joseph Fletcher, Reisterstown, Md.
 7-22-2m-Med-sat
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
:lGl'lII5lZI, I,1;lES|,lSSdl1IIsS3
 BIB

This institution is the oldest, largest and best of it's kind in the state of Alabama. Hundreds of students in good paying posi- tions. Unexcelled systems of Shorthand and Bookkeeping. Practical methods. Cata- logue and full information free Be sure to elsewhere. Sessions day and night.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-15

SALUDo.-Hemos tenido el gnste
de saludar 1 nuestro particular amigo
de Ponce don Osimpio Otero, que er
el vapor directo narcha a la Penin
sula.
Mucha felicida le deseamos.
BIEN vENIDo -Ha llegado de Ia
Peninsula ell senior don Prudence de
Guadalfajara. nuevo Jefe de Obras
P1blicas de esta Ista.
LIE damos la blenveni II.
| VACANTES.- .-Lo estan las Escue
las rurales de Bucarabones E Indiera
baja ,Maricao }.
Vease la Gseeta.
RECoRTE.
Un individuo que anda muy NAL
de ulnero, toLn1 un coche para II a
i visitar a un amigo. -
Al bajar de la casa nota que el CO.
chero Sc nd uor,ll.do ell el peScante,
- Pobrecillo !-exclama nuestro
nombre. -iSeria una crueldad des-
pertarle
Y toma un tranvla que pasa.
No HAY MAS RAZON para estar
aaco: la perdida de carnes por causa
de- enfermedad, padecim,ento moral 8
iolencia de largA duracion, es facil y
rapidamente reparada por el uso de
algunos frascos de la Emulsion de
Lanmann y Kemp" Este precioso
remedio, hecho del Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao ms puro y escogldo que
produce Noruega, comoinado con los
hipotosfitos segIn la formula sin rival
del eminente facu tativo ingles D
Churchill. "La Emulsion de Ian
mann y Kemp" es ell recuperativo por
exceiencia de ias constituciones debi-
les y un remedio seguro { infanble
contra todas las Afecciones del Pecho,
la Garganta y los Pulmones.
Los facultativos recetan lie Emul-
sion ue Scott especialmente para los
nifios deblitados y anemicos, despues
de una denticion penosA.
Don Victor Zugasti y Aguirre,
Doctor en- med,cina y Cirujia, Medi-
co del Cuerpo de O P. de la Haba-
ia.
Cer,ifca: Que hace amos prescribe
en- su practica la Emulsion de Scott
habiendo obtenido resultados venta
iosos sobre ,odo en- el Ra4uitismo,
Escrofllos;s, algunas formas de reu-
matismo y en- ciertvs y determlnad
casos de tuberculosis. Cree, asi
mismo, que en- Ia estaclon del inv.er-
no es conveniente todos los nifios
que suGen la anemla como conse-
cuencia de los trasto,nos lint ticos
que les produce la evolucion (ditlcil
en- la mayor parte de az ledos) de la
denticion.
Y para que conste expide la PIE
sente en- la Habana. Cuba, a 2o de
de Febrero dc 1894,
DR.. ZUGASTI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-15
ANTONIO Isglu IbiHLL7..

Doctor en- Derecho OWL , O~-
,6nico. Atoe ado de los .Hustres
,o,esios de MADRID , Puerto Rico,
s,r bufete alberto en- Ia Capital de
= Monarquis, oireoe Suss Servtcio.
orofesionaiea 4 90 pumerO a nliAp
.la de esta IslA. parR ante el TIL
bunal Supreme dc JnstlolA, el Oon-
rio de RstAdo, Tribunal de- Ouen
as del Reno : 6elaAa centros 80
perlcres, a,sias = AdminissrAhr
90 ae IL SanlOa.
%arwSn. ~b~ - ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-15

SAOMT 1IALAes

RECoMENDAMoS la Digestina'
Uirici. que es un nuevo medicamentc
que bien puede califcarse de e6caz
en- las Intermediates del sst6mGg0 y
de asombrosos resultados. El EXPIRE
sado remedio Sc administra en- obleas,
y su inventor garantiza la curacion de
laspersonas que 10 usen, y el alivio 6
meioria desde la primera GAIA.
Este afamado especifico 10 recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico D. Fidel Gui
llermety.
Cotizaciones de giros y efec
tos p1blicos.
ENFERMO SR. FERNANDEZ O.
CHoA.-Contador del Ayuntamiento
de Marianao; todo este pueblo como
ce SD historic.
Dispuesto q referir mi case siempre
Que otros enfermos sea ltil, debo
hacer constar bien alto que debo la
vida v ademas mi actual salud 4 el
DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA.
Que no ser por este va hubiera
conclude mi vida es cosa que sabe
cada persona que me conoce, incluso
varios medicos, asi como que mi res
tablecimiento ha do completamente
radical 10 saben mi familia y los en-
pleados de este Ayuntamiento; que
me ven ahora todos los dias disfrutar
total salud como me veian antes suflir
terriblemente.
Padeci durante tres afios constan
mente vomitos y diarreas, todo
alimento me repugnaba Sc me him
chaba el estomago y ME hacia subir
& la boca vapores agrios. Mi vida era
verdaderamente un martirio.
Isl habre 20 probado cuanto hay,
que despues de verne con cuantos
mEdicos me comentaban y despue3 de
haber tornado cuanto Sc anuncia en-
los peri6dicos, cuando me convencie
ron de que en- Cuba mis- males no te
nfan remedio, hice el sacrifcio de
abandonarlo todo { irme Espaiia!
Estuve cinco meses en- Ia Peninsula.
y aunque muy POGO, algo me mejoro
aquel china, pero tan Pronto como
volvi 4 esta Isla comprendi cuan ind
tiles eran mis- esfuerzos. Hacfa cua
tro meses que habia regresado a esta
yme encontraba como 81 no hubiera
lido cuando empece q tomar el DI
GESTIVO MOJARRIETA; 4 los
pocos dias de estar tomando este, me
senti muy mejorado, continue toman
dolo durante tres meses y hoy, des
pues de cuatro meses que hace pare
de ,tomarlo, nadie es capas de figurar
Sc que 20 he sufrido tanto. Estoy
completamente restablecido, como
cuanto Sc me ofrece sin el mas mini
mo trastorno y estoy tan agil y grue
so que no quisiera mas.
'fVivo en- Santo Domingo. ndmert
36, y aqui 6 en- el Ayuntamient'
siempre estoy So disposition.
Marianao Diciembre 4 de 1895.
Emilio Fernandez Ochoa.
FELIz vIAJE.- Sc 10 deseamos
nuestro respectable amigo el ST. Pbrc
d. Gabriel Rodriguez, Cura Pzrroc
de Coamo, que parte para Ia madr
patria en- el vapor directo y al cua
hemos tenido mucho gusto en- salu
dar.
CARNE.-Verifcada Ia subasta d
carne de ganado vacuno. resulto qu
en- los dfas del IS al 20 del corrient
mes sc expendera dicho articulo
precio de "a centavos el kilo, y en- L
dias so y 81 al de ~ eentavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-15
RALIDA0 Du OABOTAJN.
Ninguna.
DESP ACHA DO
NiDguno.
OpHRAo1oNEs DE B uaUas BN ITo.
rRAvssfA.

TIA vsGfA.
Berg. ing. "Nlcauor," csrgando
Berg amer Sts cy CLARK I" des'
csrgandO.
Borg esp "Virgenes descarGando
Berg anne ''W. B. Wngbt'' des
sargando.
Bsrg nor Bauta descargando.
Vao. cap. IN. L. Vlnavsrde,'
cargandO.
UABOTAJe
Gol esp "Zaragoza" pendieute.
Col. esp. Joven Olsra penuieate.
Gol. esp "G aadalupe" carga para
Arroyo.
Col. esp "Ooiaz6n de Maria
)endlente.
Col esp. is .bela" cs-ga para Y
on loa > HuTa,ao.
Col esp Oarmellts, carga pars
Asecibo.
Gel esp Msysgtezana, peldien
ie.
Birs esp Paquits carga para A
xuadlua y MaySgtiel.
Col esp 1ld,a pen ndleute.
Bdrs. cop. 'BAena gentaea" cargA
para VleQues.
G,i esv 20, ,saA' Oar "a pA:a Aqua
ANA y MAYagiiez.
Vap. es1 ''V~seo" oArgando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-15

El que suscribe deposito el dia IL
de Abnl proximo pasado en- la Ad-
ministraclon de Correos de este pue-
bio. con destipo a San uan, un P =
60 conteniendo dos pagares sus.lto' d
su favor, uno por u. Vicente N''~'
y Esposa por quinientos pesos. y o'''
por y. Juan Borrero pof ochocle"'t
pesos, ambos para veneer el dia tr N
ia y uno de Dlciemofe del coItie G
aiio: llevando los dos la flrma del sds'
cribiente-
.habiendo llegado diehos docu
mentos a su desuno, 10 hace puon.t
para los efectos que puedan conve'
nirle.
San Sebastian, Mayo 9 de 1890
| Lorenzo Oyffa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-15
WATER @ J pelITNt'.
ExA MEN ORfTICo
DE LAS PRINCTPALns TROB1Ae
wOaRp QUn DHsCAEeA Ill KDlyTCTO
pcLfTIoo RcrTRKo.
DON lGRhCI0 DlAz CkRElA.
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DUD;oA~oMA.

Dup;oA ~oRA.
La RAzoH DzL rrfrLo.
suMaBIo.-LnchamoA-W debef
rnmpIIdo.-Ls generaciop cue su-
b~.-Ls lusriois hnmsna-Pretax-
toe crt,ninsles. -- La f0rmnls de-
prus r~sc.-Rl peogreso , sns ms
nifeetse,o, aa.--Ls opinion pdhlioA
--Fi urr, ~dismo.--Lo one debe ses
81 periodisno-Lo que es hoy Ia
psepns.-Ls prerss J las leyea-
- politics. o~e dehe sTr !
"a lrica. Como se hseen loe polj
tlo.,s.--Chmc pscen los partidos
os psogramas pelif'eoA--Ayt T.
rioe politioo&--al ea.nsSxl pa ~
po.-Miserss po.ftioAs- - Sine. a.
dad politics. .--Fsnstlsrro poll ics
la dsmoasmria.--P,inaiplos de-
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| eos.-Dellr'os 4emorsAticas. -- L.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-15
LLIAAIQUHS PARA 1886.

u eaasgo. sam 81 san nssFsi, as-
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