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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16
FARMER" TODD ONCE MORE.
Bewhiskered Pop Again Venture
Out of His Rural Home.

TACOMA, July 8.-'Farmer' Todd.
who between meals breaches Populist
doctrines to tile natives of Mason
county, was in the city today, looking
for chance to be interviewed. He is
as persistently evasive as he was
when playing the leading role in Rep
resentative Powel1's sensational dra-
ma at Olympia.
The farmer" declares that his six
months silence was not prem editated.
Indeed, he has sought opportunities to
speak, but found them lacking. In
the solitude of his Mason comfy home
ne has communed with himself and
manufactured few new ideas regard
ing the particular part which the Pop
ulists should play in the fusion come
dy. The farmer" says he is a Popu-
list, and the 1nxuriaut CAPILLARY
growth which figures with more or
less prominence in his makeup does
not belle his words. The ex-member
OF the Populist faculty in the scam-
paign of education urges the Wat
sonian cohorts not to listen to the
song of the siren who would MERGE
their party into the fusion potpourri.
Maintain your individuality. he
says, land if fusion comes, let it be
Tor principle and not for the spells of
Office
Having thus delivered himself. the
sage Of Shelton retired within his ma
tive modesty, after brief statement
to the effect that the next United
States senator would be Populist
To another newspaper man he told
tale of his thrilling escape from a
Post-Intelligencer representative who
sought him in his Country fastness
with the avowed purpose of extracting
an interview. "But I spurned the
temptation" said the farmer" +rao-
icaiiy, as a gentle zephyr played hide
and seek in his lace curtains.-PI
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16
J. D. RILEY, Manager.
Additional Locals.
The JOURNAL,
The Chicago Inter Ocean.

1t you drop in before long and pay
for your JOURNAL in advance, a years
subscription to the Ladies Home Ideal
will be given free, provided only that
you ask for it.
Mains Circus will be at Olympia
next Tuesday.
Ralph Potts and the Shorter families
have gone out to Lake Isabella for a
few days camping.
Doyle & Elliot have both their
homes and outbuildings treated to a
coat of paint.
The Harmony Orchestra will give
social dance at Kneeland,s Hall next
Saturday evening July 18th, the full
orchestra furnishing the music. A
suitable prize will be given to the best
Waiting couple on the floor during
the evening. Mrs. Bateman will serve
supper in the hail.
To make your business pay, good
health is prime factor. To secure
good health, the blood should be kept
pure and vigorous by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. When the vital fluid is
impure and sluggish, there can be
neither health, strength nor mbition
For CASH OR WoRK-Severa1 good
Jersey Cows for sale at Chas. Wivells.
Do you want one?
The Band Excursion to Olympia
next Sunday will afford a cheap and
pleasant outing. The Base bali play
ers will want some "rooters" along to
give them encouragement, and a good
game is promised.
The Had1ock Miner says: that a
company is contemplating building a
road up one of the rivers on Hoods
Canal through to the Pacific. The
best, the most advantageous and
shortest way is up the Docewa1lips
and down the Elwha. This route
would open up rich mining and tim
Der country also one of the grandest
summer resorts on earth. Mr.. Dag
nan, mountaineer of Quilcene, said
that via. the Docewa1lips and down
the Elwha was the best way. Mr..
Dagnan made this trip a number of
years ago. He ought to know.
CA9ToRIA.
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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16
In Superior Court.

SHELTON, WASH. July II, 1897
Superior Court met in regular ses-
sion, Hon: c. W. Hodgdon, presiding.
Mary E Webster VS. Thos H Phipps.
ct al foreclosure, default granted.
Frances Jacobson VS. Edward Miller
ct al default of defendant, Frank
Hardwick, entered.
G W Hartman VS. G G Summons,
ejectment. Plaintiffs motion to strike
answer and for judgment granted. and
defendant to yield premises
r " Shaw VS. VIM Deganhart,
plaintiffs demurrer overru1ed, and
plaintiff allowed 90 days to further
plead.
Joseph Durand vs. B Forbes, de-
PENDANTS attorney allowed ten days to
serve answer to amended complaint.
State of wash VS. Howard Anderson,
writ of habeAs coprus allowed. Also
deft allowed ten days to furnish
authorities to show why he should not
be sent to reform school at Cheha1is
on former commitment.
State of Wash, complaint Thos
Griffith, VS. Louis and Adam Griffith,
minors, deemed incorrigib:e and COM
mitted to reform school until discharg-
ed in due course of law.
Estate John Taylor, will admitted
to probate, Emily Taylor appointed
executrix, letters without bonds.
Next session of Court Sept 18th,
unless special matters come up to re-
quire the attention of the judge.
o. e. HANSON, Clerk
Those who had the opportunity of
listening to the two interesting 1ect-
ures given by Miss Alderman at
Kneeland's Hall last week, will be de-
lighted to learn that Miss Alderman
has made arrangements to return
north with party of Endeavorers
who have been attending the Conven-
ton at San Francisco, and will be in
Shelton Thursday, July %. In her
letter Miss Alderman says 81 have
written to Miss Belle Kearney that
she must be there" and as Miss Kear-
ney will be back from Alaska by tina t
date, it is not improbable that Acker-
man will succeed in her promise to
Shelton people 'to lay hands on Miss
Kearney and compel her to come over
and do some talking" The w. C. T.
U. are making plans for grand rally,
in Kneeland's Hall, on the evening Of
the 22nd. full particulars will be given
in later announcements.
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Tho Governor SIaps ssFarmer" Todd.

OLYMPIA, July 10.-Governor Rogers
was interviewed by the Ledger repre-
sentative here in relation to the inter-
view published in yesterdays Ledger,
in which GARNER" Todd stated that
he had certain letters from the COVER
nor which would in all probability be
given to the public in the near future,
which were of a compromising nature.
Governor, I suppose you have no
ticed the attack made on you by
Farmer Todd in the Tacoma LEDGER"
the correspondent asked.
"Oh, yes,",. replied the, Governor.
AS have tie FUN of the daily papers
noticed what is going on. Mr.. Todd
takes himself too seriously. ] presume
he imagines that he is of consi cradle
Importance. Rumor has it that he is
renegade Methodist preacher with
an unsavory record. I do not know
whether this is true or not. but L
think it quite likely. One has no diff
ficulty in sizing up the man. One
thing in this connection strikes me
most forcihly. The good Lord seems
to have picked out enemies for me in
most eligible quarters. presume it
is necessary for public man to have
enemies. At least that seems to be
the usual course of things and this be-
ing the case do not know how /
could have bettered the list of enemies
that seems to have been providentially
supplied. They suit me exactly AS
enemies. The general impression is
that the farmer has adopted the name
of Farmer Todd TO cover up previous
transactions of ministerial sort,
This may or may not be true. I mere
ly mention it as a matter of common
report"
""But the farmer speaks Of certain
letters WHICH he has of yours that he
may produce at some future time."
"Oh, yes, 1 noticed that, too. That
is simply an attempt to injure which
will cut no figure. He has no letters
nor has anyone, that will at all trouble
me. Anyone is at liberty to publish
all the letters he has from me. It il
true that during the campaign Iwrot'
to three or four parties INA friendl!
way, considering them as friends. 1
is also true that during the late ses
sion of the legislature these three O
four parties did all they possibly coult
to discredit the. state administration
I presume they thought this was don
on the sly, but it was all reported t.
me. Having an opportunity to prov
themselves friends they showed TIL
base metal of which they were com
posed, and yet after this two or tire
of them had the supreme gall to as
for positions, with not very satisfactor,
results to themselves.
81 have always stayed by my polit
!, ical friends and shall do so in the fu
ture, but for pretended friends VIII
prove enimies, have nothing but dc
fiance. Let them do their worst.
they are successful, all right. No on
will ever hear whine from me."-
, Ledger.
No fusion there. .:..
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16

The first melons of the season came
in Saturday night at Munson's, Cali
fornia's, the Yakima crop not vet in
the market.
Blackberries are about gone and
raspberries have seen their best DAYS.
Now for the domestic blackberry and
the large fruits.
The Olympia Standard learns that
the three Simpson camps on the Ka-
milche road got out $4,000 900 feet of
logs from June. 1896, up to June 1897.
WISE MEN KNOW it is folly to build
on poor foundation. Relief obtain
ed by deadening symptoms is short
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures and gives
lasting health.
A good dwelling house with plenty
OF land to rent cheap. Apply at this
Office.
The Daniels Bros. and S. NJ. Rolf
have the contract to build the L. M, ,
Co.'S. new branch store at Matlock.
The lumber is on the ground and work
commenced today, the store to be COM
p1eted by Aug. LIST.
If you are looking for a home on
ranch, with a good start already made
and everything all ready to go ahead
and make good Lying, read the offer
of REIMBURSEMENT for sale.
For Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Smoked
Glasses or anything in the optical
line go to r. B. GILES, Optician.
New lot of Dress Goods at Hunter s.
Eaton's. Call and see them.
A. ]. Moses, one of the pioneer mer-
chants of Olympia early in the sos,
died on the 3rd of last month, in Port
land, where he has resided continuous
ly the past forty years. His daughter
Jennie is now on visit to friends on
the Sound.
The Blake1ey company is putting in
a new wharf at the ''rollway' in place
OF the abandoned wharf at New Ka-
n1ilche. Most of the Simpson Log
ging Co.'S freight will be handled over
the new wharf.
John McIutosh loaded a sailing YES
sci with piles for San Francisco, at his
Hartstein Island camp recently, the
ship leaving last week. The vessel
was an old timer, being 81 years old,
but built of white oak and good for
many more coasting voyages.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16

THERE exists at the present time in
the coal regions of Pennsylvania, Ohio
ana as Tar west as Illinois, one of the
largest strikes that have taken place
Ior some time. The order has been
quite good, with few exceptions, but it
Is feared that this will not long con-
tlnue as both sides are determined on
carrying their points.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16

EXTREMELY hot weather in the mid
die States, is largely increasing the
death rate.
The down Sound papers Of all per-
suasions are having some fun with our
GARNER" Todd, but we advise them
to "look leedle oudt," he is "hard-
hitter"
CLARENCE w. IDE, of Spokane, has
been appointed and confirmed as U. s.
Marshal, and Col. Heustis, of Olym-
pia, as collector OF customs for the
Puget Sound district. Both are good
appointments, being good business
men and republicans, besides being
strong supporters OF Senator Wilson.
No NEW towns are being started IN
the Northwest nowadays, and some
of the "boom- towns" have not much
excuse for existence, but the new Ma
son County logging town of Matlock
is an exception. 1t is growing rapid
ly and, next to Shelton, is sending out
more logs than any place on the
Sound.
CHICAGO has just passed an ordi-
nance licensing vehicles of all descrip-
tons from $2uto $12 per annum. In
the city there are estimated to be 300
600 bicycles and sufficient vehicles to
make the revenue from that source,
100000 per annum. The whole is to
be expended for the improvement of
the streets.
JOHN WILEY, Seattle's silver cham
pion, died suddenly at his home in
that city Tuesday He was recently
thrown from his horse, but was
thought to be improving and out of
any danger. Mr.. Wiley was only
forty years old, the prime of life, and
stood high as a lawyer and citizen.
He was recently appointed president
of the University regents.
A WONDERFUL oil discovery has
been made in Northern Alaska, pros
pectors finding lake of petroleum,
fed by innumerable springs from near
by mountains which are filled with
coal. The discovery was made several
months ago, a company organized and
experts sent out to investigate. They
have just returned and the result of
their Investigations is just published.
The company has secured $500 acres
OF land covering the deposits, which
are within two miles of the ocean
This valuable find may paralyze the
Rockefeller monopoly in the United
States as we'll as the Northwest.
By the breaking of the governor roc
on the big engine of the Tacoma Rail
way Company's power house last Sun
day, the big machine ran away, ant
the fly wheel broke up, almost demol
ishing the entire plant, and causing
damage of $4,000. The big wheel
weighed about "a tons. and pieces O
iron were hurled through the brick
building landing block away. Fort
unatelyn one was killed, but severa
persons were injured by flying brick
and iron. The engine was of 1901
horse power and the exploding whee
created as much havoc as so much DIV
Mantle. -
The Kent Journal says: Single tax
ers claim that man has as much RICH
to land as to air. That is beautiful
theory, but it does not cost immens
sums of money to make the air fit t,
breathe. Take the case of the It'd
flats: it costs large sum to fill in
site large enough to put a building on
and yet it is no worse than the condi
ton of many of our ranchers who pa
$50 an acre for clearing. The most q
the people of this state have little LEI
but real estate and single tax would
reduce them to beggary in order tina
fine woven theory might obtain.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16
Some BARGAINS < & 8
A Splendid Chance!

We are now going carefully over our entire
stock and readJustlng prices. Every article that
Our. Shoe Clothing and Furnishing Depart
ments offer some Special Bargains
We are now receiving an entirely new stock of
Furniture
It is an established fact that we are among the
closest Wholesale Buyers in the State,
and on account of our large sales need
only SMALL PROFITS.
J. D. RILEY, Manager.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-07-16
REIMBURSEMENT for Sale

A REIMBURSEMENT of 160 acres of
land close in, can be bought cheap,
owing to the poor health of the owner.
There are four or five acres cleared
and in crops, young orchard beginning
to bear and lots of small fruits, good
hcuse and other outbuildings, a COW,
horse, wagon and harness, and all
farm implements, household goods
and lao chickens, and everything goes
for $4,000, If taken immediately.
They cost twice that to say nothing of
the land, and lots of hard work in
clearing and improving the place.
For further particulars enquire at this
Office.
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Cant

This is The complaint OF
thousands at this season. 81
They have no appetite; food - Ses q
does not relish. They need thetoning upof
the stomach and digestive organs, which
a course of Hoods Sarsaparilla will give
them. 1t also purifes and enriches the:
blood, cures that distress after eating and
internal misery only dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustalns
the whole physical system. Itso prompt
ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to have almost "a magic touch"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-09

miento en- Ia contrata que hiciera dicha Corpo'
raci6n con loa otros farmacGuticos LA Corpo
raci6n municipal debo fl jar su atenci5n ell
asnnto de tanto intets para los fondos del
procomdn y en- cl que ha tellido intervention el
Conscjo de Estado,s
x~* Vaoso testimonio El doctor Xara.
goza, que 10 suscribc, es no solamentc un mGdi,
GO practice y experto, sino tambitn I'm buen
tarmactatco, razdn de mas para que liable con
| pellecto conocmento dc causa Gel aspectc,
oor, sabor contecci6n de la inmejoraole
Emulsion dc Scott de aoctc dc hfgado dc Laca-
lao con hipolostos de cal de sosa, merecen
todo mi encomio y admiration por 10 perfecto
del prcparado, y su compactibiidad, pues nc
otstante el tempo transeurrido dcspuGs de su
prcParacion, permanece perfcctamente homoge-
neo, 6 lnseparabes las sastancias que 10 for :
man. Respecto sus propiedades teraptuticas,
tengo gran satisfaction en- communicates que
slempre que la he empleado en- mi clfnlca par
tcuar general, he Observable los meiores re-
tutados Ell todas las alecciones del aparato
respiratorio, en- Ia escrofula y el raquitsmo =
construction. s-Df. EnaHiano ZAugo:a.
y. Sc asegura que pasado mal1ana III
nes, saldrs para la isla ell Excmo scior Gober.
nador General
VAPOREs QUE SE ESPERAN
<Monserrat,, sa!io el 80 de Setiembre
de Cilz
-eTe.tsforas, sali6 de Liverpool e "a del
pasado.
-xM L. Villaverde,, sali6 de ia IIabana
cl so del pasado.
-spaulina,, saldra de Liverpool el del
actual.
. -sAlemanias, debcl:i llegar el u, de
Europa y st. Thomas.
sNicetos, saldr;i de Liverpool el l6 del
corriente.
-eCayo Blanco,, sali5 de Ambercs Ell
del actual
*T* lIa sido admitida Ia renuncia del
maestro rural del barrio ePuguado. afuera,,
Nega-baia) don Pedro Laiara Nazqncz.
~ Puntos que deben tenerse siempre pre-.
sentcs. Primero: que las pfldoras rosalas del
DR.. Williams purtcan y enriquecen la sangre.
De ahi su nombre, pfldoras rosadas xpara pcrso
mas palidass. .-Segundo que las pfdoras rosa.
das del DR.. Williams dan vida fi,crzas al
slstema nervloso.- Tercero: que Dor consi.
guicnte las pildoras rosadas del Dr. Williams,
son espeolalmcnte aplicables en- totias las enfer
medades 4pe reconozcan por calsa la nlais con.
dlcldn dc la sangre &c los nervios Todo
esto esta absoiutamente comprobado en- todos
los paises donde Sc han introducido las pfldoras
rosadss del Dr. Williams.
~ Premios mayores de la l.oterfa pro.
vlnolal jugada hoy: 7,2ss $4,000; %, 27l,
q, 200; 4, 400, $1,000; 1882, 1000 De $500:
26,959, 1925, 1919, IL, 429, Il SOS. Dc
$500: l5,475, 23,s3t, 5,5Sl, ll,5ol, s9G,
5,256, 25,7ll, 14,7s7, 26,375 9G4. De 500:
l8,S72, l7,152, 24,S7G, OIL, 1901, l6,2G5,
20, 3Gs, 1868, 2a,952, 474, l6,Gl2, ls,ll2,
9, 800, l,l44, G,65s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-09

~ Los glros Sc hallan actualmente en-
esta capital q los siguentes tipos: Londres
DIV. ss 25 E. Idem 90 DIV, So 90 6. Pa
rie, &C p9. Madrid y Barcelona, 25 p9.
Provincias, 26 pS. Nueva York, u Pc
Habana, 60 pS.
~. En- la Delegation regional de Ponce,
facilit6 ell dfa del actual ella Democra-
cias, cl siguiente teegrama
<Telegrama de, jefe de G. ?. Mayagiez
al Dclegado Regional. Sc estan etectuando
dos manifestations con motive sublda al 20 tor
senior Sagasta: una de los incondlcionales q au
jefe senor Suau, y otra de los fusioh!stas . su
jefe senor Domfnguez. Sin noyedad,
~. IIace va unos cuantos dias que no
puede celebrar session la comisidn permanente
de Ia comision provincial, por 1aita
de numero. Para aver ae hiZo tercera con-
yocatoria solamente concurrieron los selo-
res Eeozeue, IernaEdez Lopez, Alvarez Nava
Ubarri. En- vista de 10 que ocurre, Sc dice
que ell seilor vice -presidente sc ha visto en- la
necesidad de ponerlo en- conocimento del sehor
Gobernador general para salvar sus responsa-
filidades, pues parece que hay infinidad Ge
asuntos que despachar, sobre los cuales tieaen
que dictaminar los de la comisi6n. Los Sc
ilores Nillar Conas han dejsdo dc concurflr
4 las sesiones.
~. Ref6rese que los esEores Azcarr's',
Moret y Amblard han celebfado una iarga {
importante conferencia que esta siendo objeto
de muchos concentrates.
~. Ell yspor Villayerde condnjo dc la
IIabana para Ponce 311 esjas con cigarfiios.
~ Leemcs en- Gel Imparcial, de Maya
giiez: "Al enterarse los incondicionales que
los liberales iban llevar una serenata 81 pre-
s;dente del partido fusionista, doctor Donin-
guez; resolyieron ellos llevar otra manifestation
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-09
RIcos Y PoEREs

costa deian los que una evasion nineuna pro-
babiiad de savac6n
Fla utordad ha tenido pues mas que hacer coustar IA
muee de ese desgracado que ha preerio terrible Ia
mser'a de una esc!avitud que ncapaz soportar
5emos leloo ell de defuncon ese ysstaoo de ma
gran familia decaida.
sIs indudabe que los Montar6n son los descenlenes di
rectoa de los mqneses de Fert Mont6n que ugaron
certo apel bao antigua monarquia que ea an rcos
fines del siglo pasado.
Del lin rgico que e des.racado Juan Montar6n a t,do
cer de la mas drmatca lsunto que tuyo en- Fran
cla una clerta resonanca
Juan Montar6n creia sus ojos
de modo que estaba muerto muerto legamente?
III existia va los ojos dc la ley de la iusticia.
infgo lie buscaran, trataran de penderle pues;o
que esaba Dorado de Ia ista de los wives.
Desde a9uel momento spor que Francia
alI bao nombre supuesto bar para ganar pan hacie
cesario2
Su hermano Guemo traaria de hacer fortuna avudardo
compa1ero de ayenturls. Imposbtado para montar
caba!o hacer marchas largas lie herda ZEN que
podia it'll !. eompaleros?
\ alemas lie faltaba el aire del pals.
Guerra vover Ia oca del Lobo, saber 10 sue aIf a
saba; voyer tsmten Pedro madre sobre t1o
Teresa
Nente ey6 reley6 el artieuo que daba "a noca
Eespera ia de muerte.
aqael buen sentdo que e dctaba 10 que laliera
da que aquea depnc6n extenda por las
de Noumea para cubrir neggencs de buena tai vez
llevaba camLo radical .u conl!ici6n.
Nade tena ntees en- 10 ucesvo ocuparse de ur he
naio dfunto.
-;Quen impedra algunas precauciones respirar al
del pals sin ell que pedia v,ir.
Una difcultad lie deenia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-09
BIn1oTEcA ola CORRESPONDENCE, DE Puerto Rlcop 39a

por ei ruo de la csera pudo comprender que estos
numerosos
Felizmente esaba del sitio de la cita
Cobro animo los pies modos leno de sanora leo6
al slto que hermano lie haba ndcaCo
Dos homhres lie esperaban de pic la lancha
;De prisa.-orien6 de eos.
Era e yi2conde de Feuse.
N tercero, desconocido estaba en- el tim6n
FL fugitive salto bordo los aeitaron Ia ancba
sc deslz6 en- la bruma.
JUAN que estaba de pie la pare de aras al sonar Ia
descarga cayo al lado del photo.
-;Me han herdo eso banlidosi-do
lie aqai 10 que pasaba la playa desle donde haban
hecho fuego.
Ell prceddo del aleman, despues de haler tratado
de detenere Sc habia visto obligaio a seguirle.
En- ell los dos llegaban la ora del mar de-
sapaeca Ia brua la lanca la peo oyeron en- 81
aqua ruido que la danca que eaan poda Greer
produdo 10 mismo por hombre que nadab que por
dc una lanella.
FL fuego que Juan haba dido haia hccho Dor e ale
dos tres guardas del Mandu
Cuando son6 la descarga grto es.lene lego hasts
ellos.
Se concluy6.-di Tcmas- tiene bsstante el nobre
diablo. iPero esperaria escaparsenos?
La luna cubr6 de nubes todo desalareci6 en- las IL
niebas: ell mar las Ia TERRA rojas payas
IN jaatun}ts-dijo e aIemsn burandosa.
al mismo tempo hi.o utmo disparo para egcuchar
ei Iuido que los repetiap
Despues hubo momento de siencio
Los guardas escuchaban atencion.
FL ruido habia cesado.
Nadie sospech6 que el fugitive tuvese e6mplce.
Ninguno supuo tampoco que tuyiese probabdad dc
salyacon.
lancha marehaba haca e de San
Vicente despues de haber eambado rumbo para dessar
los stadores eyitar sus balas.
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Lu!1a hernanQs, Y CompalIa, Son 5 ! i 10.

inportadores en- Puerto-Rico del famoso vine
tlnto blanco de mesa, marca Angucia,sa
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza bucn sabor
I'm dicho establecimiento SO acaba de recibir
tambien un extenso surtido dc vinoe de Jerea,
Champaila superior, licores fnos, turrones
mazapanes, frutas en- su iugo, en- almfbar
aguardiente toda clase de artfculos fnos del
giro. Nadie presentara IN aartido mejor pars
las Paseuas Aho Nueyo.