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"pirufeS of reuFanre."

The Pirates az Penzance" was repeat
GO at the Jefferson last might before an
audience which was considerably larger
;han or the previous night. illustrating
The old aeage that the best advertise
rlent .or the public IS r. thoroughly good
show" The special features 81 The per
uorrnance were an entirely new dance by
the Depew sisters. ana local topical
song by Alfred lee Encores were MI
rrlereus ard the entire performance an an
qualified success. The same bill VIII he
reneatad tonight. There VIII be the usual
matinee on Saturday afternoon.
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Person al

Frank Burhan. @: Cherry Valley. b At
tho Diiier.
H. L. blanchard OF Port Hadiock. is ar
the Butler
Phiio Rutherford. a Snoqualmie rancher,
Is az the Dtlier-
Capt. John Bsrnescn. OF Port Townsend,
IS a; the Stevens
". A Parker q shiasie mill owner from
Big Lake. Is N the city.
William waechte- the Spokane ca..le
mar. Is . glest az the Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dunlap, CO La Con-
re-. are among the pfiler guests
Robert Hughes. OF Dawson. " W. II
arrived at the niller yesterday.
Miss Alice Purity, OF Vancouver. b C
IS guest at the Ra.uier-Grand.
Judge Carroll b Graves OF Eiienssurr
registered at the Butler las; night
Mrs. s. fsascs. Of Tacoma 10 IN the CITY
visiting her sisters. tho Misses Jace.
I r. Croker. OF the Everett, e. Mania
CriSto railroad, - IN the city t-o--. Everett
Among yesterdays arrivals al ire Pat
risr-Grsna is r q. Anaes. OF Port Gamble.
Sherman KlotseT. the Tacoma hop rrer-
c}EsaIst. - among tina arrivals az the EUt-
lnr.
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NEW RcUTE EAST.

Travellers east-bound from Portland. Ia
coma. Seattle and the Pacific Northwes,
ara uow ticketed over the o. r. * ~. md
Oregon Short Line via Ogden. the Rio
Grands Western and ID. g. X. q. or no
Colorado Midland railways through Pu-
sblo. Colorado Springs or Denver. These
lines conaec; direct with the Great Rock
Island" at Pueblo Colorado Springs or
Daavsr and make popular passenger line
from the Northwest 20 Omaha, Kansas
Clsw. Chicago and the East.
For full Information call On or write
j. L. DeBevolse. q. A. p. d, zis Washing
ton street Portian3 Oregon.
JOHN SEBASTIAN. ~. g. p. A.
Chicago.
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Third Avenue Theafer.

Ne performance at the Third Avenue
,heater recently has possessed such In
teres. for the public as that OF Adgse ana
her lions. The great beasts are them
selves trained artists and 90 their part
Instantly az a siga or touch from their
fearless mistress. Tais part OF the enter
ta{unYrnt follows the iaushahls comedy.
Turned Tn" ev Robinson's comedians
These combined attractions will hold the
boards this week. with ladies' and chill
drea'= matinee on "Wednesday end mat
,Y4as on Saturday.
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Mr.. Magee!
A Montana Man Has No Use for
Tobacco.

Browning. Montana. Sept 4, 81.
Eureka Chemical and Mfg. Co., La Crosse.
GcutIemen-I have used no tobacco since
took BACO-CURO two years ago last
March and have no desire to. Ny weight
has gone up from 1eo pounds to 1875 pounds
and never felt better in my life.
Respectfully,
THOS. B. MAGEE
Mr.. Magee felt that tobacco was hurting
him and took BACO-CCRO. Like all who
have used this kindly vegetable antidote. he
is permanently weased frem tobacco and
has o desire to return TO II. The wonder
ful part of cure from BACO-C euro - that
II removes every trace of nIcotfRe In the sy r
TEN, leaving IL rs free as IL was before the
frst smoke or chew. Write for fyssfs a.
We give q written guarantee to
cure permanently any case with three
boxes, or refund the money. Soc or 81
= box. three boxes guaranteed curel So
Druggists every where. or EUREKA CHBM-
stNsf. AMI ANFG. CO. LA CROSSE. WIS
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Monthly Meeting Convenes Today Mt
the Cniversify

The teachers OF the public schools
throughout the county will visit the uni
Versity OF Washington en- inasse TODAY the
occasion being the regular monthly meet
ing OF the King County Teachers Associs-
ton. Az Superintendent Meredith has al
READY pointed out through the Post-Intelll-
seneer this will afford the teachers an on
portunity TO become better acquainted with
the university, its equipment and it's tacul-
ty- AT the same time II will cause 40 In
terruption in the regular sessions Of the as
ISOLATION. The session will convene at 10
o'clock this morning in Denny hall at the
university, with the following programme:
room" Prof. Hartranft
I.ecturs-"Child Study" (continued). DIR.
Bolton
General discussion.
Pupils Reading Circle Work" Superin-
tendent Meredith.
Books will be on exhibition by the repre-
sentative of an Eastern firm Excellent
music has been provided. and all teachers
are urged TO be present. Those going out
from the city should take the Third street
car which leaves the city hall not later than
SIS O'Clock u. m.
Superintendent Meredith has just return
ed from Spokane. where he attended the
teachers institute. He reports that IL was
a very successful meeting. go teachers be-
lDS PISstul Injecting iSSuitcd III tiic
organization OF an finland Empire" dis
trict educational association, with the ex-
pectation that similar organization will
be effected in Western Washington. both
district bodies TO be tributary to the State
Association. The latter meets this year at
Tacoma. probably the latter part OF June
the aim being to tx the date just after the
close Of the public schools in Seattle and
Tacoma. Active preparations are already
being made for the meeting. Superinten-
dent Meredith has received a request from
President ]. NJ. Hit 10 serve as chairman
of the committee on legislation. and the
other committees are now being organized
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Slides ON the Great Northern.

The Great Northern coast lire was visit
ed yesterday by IT'S annual bugaboo In a
number of mud slides betwesrs E.dmondg
and Ballard. No. east bound was re-
ported as getting through after a brief de-
lay, but the west bound train, which was
Held by another slide near Index. found
tt impossible 10 continue 10 the city. ow-
ing TO the operations OF the work train
clearing the tracks this side of the Cas-
cades. II did not reach Seattle until late
hour las. night
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License 10 wed was issued yesterday TO
Charles Oliver D,gnan (se) and Louise Be-
atrlx Wommack G9. both Of Seattle: Eus-
tace 3. Scott (25,. of Seattle. and Wayne
Z. Robinson u8, Of Portland; George
Grant Whitney (g9) and Minnie Kusi< en-.
both OF Seattle; George w. Doney Css), of
Bethlehem. Pa, and Mary c.. Darker (3N
OF Kentucky; Nounan Kelsey t33) and Lee
ora Durham CD. both OF Seattle.
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TWENTY MORE.

We Are Pleased 20 Announce the Arrival
OF Another Car Load
OF the famous Chickering and KIr1hal
pianos and organs, which VIII be unlocked
and put on sale today.
AS our unusually large stock had beer
very much depleted BY the heavy de-
mands for Christmas the above shin
ment Will give prospective purchaser,
who intend taking advantage OF our spe-
cial holiday prices and terms a large and
weil-assorted stock 10 select from,
D. s. JOHNSTON.
so3 Second Ave, Burke Building.
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Eating. necessity. To the healthy. q
&c a Measure: 20 the 3ysHeptfc. torture.
Nv the use ct Ayers SarsaPsr'l'a, the
weakest and naost eisorSered stomach is
restored 70 It's natural condition ana sood
Z. once more par,sken OF with youthful
rrftsn and satisfaction.
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New SHIFTS Filed,

The following new suits were filed yes
terday in the superior court:
E. A. f. Wright VS.. r NJ. Crawford ct
al.-Promissory note OF April O. 1894. $500.
interest attorneys fee. costs and foreclos-
ure on lot 6. block A, Crawford's addition.
E. A. f. Wright vs. Mabel NJ. Crawford
interest, fees costs and foreclosure on lot
s. block A, Crawford's addition, and lots
s. .. TO- II and II. block 20. Ballard park
addition.
Ovid A. Eyers VS.. John McCory ct al
Transcript OF Judgment from Justice Coop
er's court. West Seattle precinct, $3.50 and
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If you are ge.ng East 81 Christmas or
New Year, you Will find the Northern Pa
csiic Is the lire TO use Trains run on
time ara passengers comfort at this sea-
son OF the year specially looked after. lis
cirirg car service, as usual. Is nnexeelled.
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THE MINISTERY MEETING.

Officers for Next Six Months Elected
shelter for Men.
Officers for the ensuing six months were
elected at the regular session OF the Seattle
ministers meeting at the Y. II. G. A. rooms
yesterday morning The new officers are:
President, Rev. ]. T. Nichols; secretary.
Rev. Louis J. Sawyer; executive commit
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laid annually for eisven years--

snail "a has been the work of the past
ioer OF Ave years. the ten years following
me hfom year i~1 have nevertheless
saass over $500 miles 10 the railway mise-
sse o. The country, an average of S,.s@l 4
year Looking back hv decades IL ts I'M
sess.tns TO see the rate ut which railway
oa..e.ng has gaiie On, tire ugh good times
srs bad. through peecc and war as &c
relieving figures Indicate.
Ay. year
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There Is 10 better medicine On the market
than Chamherlain's Cough Remedy. We
have used il when all others failed, and in
every instance il proved eifectual.-Ir0n
Tie Glemsss.s W. Ta.l Pa2saaGr.
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so3 Second Ave. Burke Buildins

DIR. J. p. LoUGHARY. Bailey euildfuy.
Special attention given diseases Of brain
ard nervous system
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LA ROCKIES Klontiks Guide. ffty Illus
sra,ions. mailed any address for 81. r. La
Roche, Seattle
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AD6IE AND HEP TRAINED LIONS.

Grandest specimens of the king OF the
forest and jungle ever on the American
continent. and most expensive attraction
ever imported from Europe. Appearing
Ia conjunction with Robinson's Comedians
in Nat. c. Goodwtn's comedy-drama
Turned Lp." Regular prices--ioc. poe
&c. zoe and Zoe. Box seats. 800. Boxes,
$500. Telephone Pike S. Seats now On sale
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THE incest Christmas presents are TO
be fou-d a: wsneniller's, the furrier SO
Second avenue. Prices reasonable.
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WOODWORK CO al Kinds ras. :,
order at sash and door factory. corner
Third and Vine sireetA
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Ay. year

az the commencement ~ 1865 the Uni
~ ~ ssstss Mil have 1914 niiIes -! complct-
g Isgsay II the average os the las; ten
ssars Is reached in the next sso Years, ~
sais ret unlikely. the year iso viii op-n
VIII 1879 miles. There 10 room IN our
.sNs territory FOR as much more and 4 IS
49, 20 believe thar lea no r1ilea Will be
sued 'n the NEXT CITY, years or less. How
sScs q the railway mileage Of the future
W De operstCd by steam however, Il a
NEilmate subject for speculation.
considerable construction work has
80 done IN he countries adjoining the
aaa,1eo StatcS Partial returns. 90 which
.asfe will be several additions. show that
ssas'eS The year SEQ miles Of track .lavc
- ~. lad on Is Hines in Canada, and 20
sAes on Ines n the republic of Mexico"
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THIRD AVENUE THEATER.
l. w. n. RUSSELL. Managsr.
Telephone Pike s.

Extra Special Holiday Attraction.
Greatest novelty and most sensational
feature ever seen. Ono week. commencing
Sunday December IS
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Wa4y&,sGmo ,st
so3 and eos New York Block.
zee. Rev. A s. Gregg. Rev. F. e. Whitman.
=

tee. Rev. A. s. Gregg. Rev. r. e. Whitman,
Rev. Allen q. Clark.
There was no regular programme. and
the time was occupied IN discussing miscei-
lareous matters that have taken the at
tentlol ot the meeting from time 70 time.
The committee on church statistics made 4
partial report. and the matter was recon-
,niteed-
Rev. Hugh G.lchrise reported the work
that IS being done in the shelter for men At
Goa First avenue. Men in need OF q meal or
. nights lodging are given a chance to
earn the same by splitting kindlsng. Mr..
Gilchrfst told an incident IN which 4 man
who had been student for the ministry
had become q hobo aad been reclaimed
through the existence OF the shelter for
men. BE gave other instances CO the good
that Is being accomplished by iris institu-
ton. The meeting was unusually We'll at
tended.
IF you are sending East for any friends.
call and see the Northern Pacific agents
about Il. They win arrange to your salts
faction and on the shortest notice.
ELEGANT offices for rent lev. SUM-
van building.
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In Case of
Fl r EI

What a comfort to know that your inSur-
ance Is al right The Aetna az Hartford
is the giant az American companies. and
the Sun Of Loa6ea Is the oldest company
IN existence.
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TO COME AT LAST.
"eN Week the Northern Pacific WIN
rat On Tive Trains Daily he
tween seattle and Portland

.ae Northern Pacific VIII next week ir-
sss Ne > new fsaIn service between So
ara portland The schedule Of which
:. ae~ under consideration bv the Officials
y .ae read at s. Paul and Tacoma I've
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ELEGANT offices for rent lev. SUM-
van building.
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Robert Smart. ar English mining en-
gineer. who has recently arrived in Seat
tie from q six years residence In Mexico,
IL preparing 20 60 10 the gold fields OF the
Yukon. He IS brother OF John z. Smart
OF the Hotel Butler. Mr. Smart SAYS that
considerable interest is felt by the English
and American residents Of Mexico in the
Kionaike, ard that numbers OF them Will
doubtless come north next spring, en-
route 20 the geld fields,
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EI entierro del doctor don
Gabriel Iguina en- Arecibo

III viernes, las cinco de Ia tarde, tuyo
lugar en- Arecbo el entierro del cadaver del
doctor don Gabriel lgnina "a. G. p. d.)
Iodss las c!ases sociales estuvieron REPRE-.
sentsndas en- csc acto, que result6 una imponen.
te manifestation de duelo plblico que Arecibo
tribntaba uuo de sus mas queridos hiios, tan
to mas amado y respectable por la desgracia de
que fue vfctima en- los hltimos 1fa4 de su vida,
El coche fdnebre el f6rctro ban mate
rialmente atestados dc preciosas Ooronas, entire
las caales nos mencionan una dc pensamientos
que le dediearon los empieados de la carceJ:
ctra de pensamientos, cuyas cntas dcofan:.< Es-
trella, Amsdor, Casaiia y Pla, q su compaiero
de infortuno,; otra de margaritss con esta
dedicatoria: CLOSE Machiavelo Gabriel Igui
na,; otra de palmas rosa, diciendo: ,Partido
liberal de Arecibo., sIIonol la deseracia,;
otra de laurel y rosas, dedicada por eel ouerpo
medico-farmacGutico 4 su compailero ell doctor
Iguina,; otra de rosas blancas deaicada Dor
ola Juventai liberal de Arecibo al doctor
IguiDas; otra dc pensamientos, con la dedicate.
ria sFrancisco Jauregu su amigo Iguina,:
otra de rosas de nacar pensamientos, dicien-
do: clos Artesanos de Arecibo & gu GONNA.
triota lguina;s otra de flores naturales con IN
dedicatoria eFamilia Perez Freites al doctor
iSoiha,' oifa iueili, oe ios eCDllnOs Gel hnado;
otra idem, de varios amigos; otra de don Felix
Matos Bernier don Juan N. Miranda; otra de
flores moradas eRecuerdo de Cisco 4 su amigo
Iguina; otras dos de flores naturaIes, de su es
posa, hijos y hermanos; ctra id de don Jose We.
lez; otra id de don Pedro Henrfqaez; otra id
de doha Vicenta Gomez don Juan Herman
dee; otra idem de dona Amsiia Rios dona
Monserrate Silva; oua idem de siemprevivas
de los braceros de Arecibo; otra de pensamien. |
tos morados del comitd liberal de Camuy, Y
otras varias.
La banda de mdsiea. dirigida por ell pro.
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fcsor don Fernando CALICO, acompaii6 el entie.
rro tocando sentila marcha fanebre.
Despidicrou cl dueo, el sefior don Jose
Ramon Rivera, en- nombre del cuerpo mGdico-
farmacdutIco y del comita dol partido liberal;
J cl doctor doa Manuel Martinez Rosclo, en-
nombrc dc Ia familla delieando elocaentes fra
scq lsudatorias al vaor ciyico del fnado 4
las trsteaas y sufrimientos de su infortanic.
Don Carlos Perez Avilis, pronancid sentida
oracidn en- nombro del pueblo y dc la juventad
liberal, y el obrero Crospo habi6 tambtn con
clocucncia natural, en- representation do los
artesanos.
Desp''6s aiguicron les oticios del Ritual
yomano, cautatlos por el padre + iz.i, procciin.
dose, por nltimo, i dsr sepultura al cadaver.
;Ducrmau en- pa2 los rastos ,.es Unfortunate
DR.. lgulna, reciba una ycZ mas eu attributable
famlia ei tcstimouio dc nuestro pesar por la
desgraci1 que tonto 10 ailiia!
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REvoL TILL0

Los viajaros del tren procedente de Creil
las pcrsonas que sc encontraban en- los ande.
nes de IL cstscion De Paris, qaedaron sopren- :
dldos al Yer descen Ter de un furg6n de equipaies
una esbelta dana, negrs como cl Gbano, &
la cual sus dlmenslcnes impodfan via jar en- los
coches de vialeros, cuyas portezaelas eran
todas pequen8s para taa respectable humanidad
Ls vlajcra era una negra americana que Sc
hace Lamar Pflncesa de Campsell de Toronto,
y, se9un paroce, cs dentro de su raza una es :
plendida beileza, 4. no iesa nas que 236 klos.
Su Aiteza hs permltido que lie midan al
gunas parties ee su caerpo, y he aqaf Ios result
tados obtenldos: Contorno de- brazo en- ta p.r.
te superior, IS centfmetros; cont0rno del pecho,
9; 10 metros; y ei del tale, 80 metros
Por junto al tobillo uide su perna O,6l
metros de circumference; es decir mas que al.
gunos elefsntes
La princess tiene treints eustro amos, Y,
pesar de las dihtutades que ercuentra para
des'laza'se adora los viajcs y itimamente hs
estado en- Chicago para to!nar parte en- cl con.
curse de beleza, cuyo primer premio, entire la
gente de color, lie han eoncadido los Yankees de
buen gesdo,
He aquf una negra que, despecho ie las
leyes del soifeo, vale mas que dos b.ancas.
-
Actualmente Sc exEiben en- Berlin. en-
breve pasaran Francia, dos notabiifsimos iii.
putienses indios, hombre mujer hermanos,
natursles de Burns; en- los cualcs Ia proporcio.
nalitad Gel desarrollo es tan perfeeta, que mas
ben parecen personas de estatura normal Wis.,
tas trages de una lente de diamGuci6n.
Ell desarroiio intellectual es asfmismo igual
al de una persona mayor, el caracter stable
y risueno lie los dos hermanos les hace lotarse
con gran fsciIidad las simpatfss del sblico
La hembrs sc llama Fatima, tene Tciseis
amos de edad, pesa unos cuatro kil6grslnos y
mlde una estatura de SO centfmetros.
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chacado dc S25 S9GI, y cubano, dc SIG q II
este liltimo tai vez por raz6n dc su POGO pre-
clio sea que la isla hermana no pide, 6 los
otros paises invadln aquel mcrcalo.,
rs ri lustrado Dr. Font, felicia en-
terminus a'tamcn,e honrosos 4 los autores de
Ia ci'lebra Emnsi6n lie Scott --Sres Scott 4
Bonwne, Nueva York. Muy Sres, mfos: Creo
un dcbcr de concencia al propio tempo que
III deher professional, e nanifestar IDS. los
bri!lantes resultados obtenidos ell mi larga
praetca con el uso de su excclente preparation
conocida va Ell toto el mundo con ell nombre
dc Emulsion dc Scott. Casos on extreme de-
sesperados dc raquitismo, afeccnpes bron-
qula!es pnlmonares crdnicss, esorofnIismo en-
tadis sus manifestaciones sim en- las mismas
observar dc ccroa tratar con su Emulsion, Ell
Gu tod3s elos he obtenido los mejores resultados,
pucs Il sus excelentcs coInponentes, los hipo-
fosiitos dc cal &c so-a y el aceit9 puro de
de higado dc bacaao, rcune una preparation
delioaafsiina que IL hsco facil dc lonar y
indijerlblc aun por los est6magos mas deli
cados, por cnya circunstancia mc cotnpla,co
en- cxtremo, feictando i Uds. p5r cl gran
scrgiclo que vienen prestanao con su precloso
prcparado Emulsion Scott 4 la hnmaniilad
onlcTHla. Coy uc O"a. con tOu3 consideration
atto. S S. Q. b. S M. Dr. Ia6!o Eont u
4Navcelo. llumacao, Pto~Rico.
~ lla regresado de los Bsnos lie Coamo
nuostro aistinguido amigo ell Illustrate captain
De nfantorfs don Miguel de las Heras, quien
cnvfamos nuestras mas afectuosas palabras de
bienvenids.
~ las htimas noticias telegrAfcas de la
lIabana publicadas aver, dicen que en- aquella
cHdai Sc ha hecho una despediaa sin prece en-
te al genera! Weyier. Desie la capitaufa ge-
peral hasta el muel.e fu6 objeto de una verds-
dera ovaciou. Ell genera. Sc embarco en- ell va
por sNonserrats, donde permanecerh en- puerto
hasta qae llcgue el general Banco. El gobier-
no de Madrid acccdi6 esta solictud, por en-
contrarse en- estaio de luina la Qainta de los
Moinos ser necesario desocupar eli palaoio de
gobierno donae residr;i el nueyo Gobernaior
general.
W. GEL Figaro" revsta llustra'a de Ia
Habana y uno dc las mas importantes que Sc
editan en- las sntillas espai1olas, recibido por
ell uItno correo, viene como siempre nutrido
de exaelento 'eetura magnfdoos gsabados. Su
agante en- este capital es nuestro amigo don
Luis Cueyas Zaqueira
~ "ARASTU PUBLICO.--Ls oarne de
reg, ae e1paudsra nlsiana on esta capital 80
cantavos el kilo.