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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05

%. Don J.oobo E. Wyke ha lido NOM
brado tegundo teniente del Battalion puertorri-
queno y destinsdo a Ia eompsnfa B.
%. En- Ia novena de Ia Pur1slma Conoep-
ci6n aue sc celebrarA esta noche en- Is igIesis
de San Francisco, cantarA la Sehora' Bruno: el
Ave Maria de Luzsi J una despedida & Ia Vii.
gen, scompafads en- 81 6rgano por Ia senor'ta
Cruz Vertr.
-. Hoy ha sido levsntada Ia ouarentena
de observation que le fu6 impuesta s trece pa.
saieros del correo espafol <Buenos Aires,
-. Por 10 Secretatfs Civil ha sido desc
timada rns queia presentadole 20: don Juan
Montalvo, don Vicente Torres J don Luciano
Torres, de Ponce, contra un acuerdo del Ayun
tamiento.
- T6ngase siemp1e prese-te que los
cigarrillos maroas <Toro, 8 slnternaolonsls son
loS que fuman los fumadores de a Verdad, y
oue "a venden en- los establecimientos mas i'm.
portantes. . .
%. Aver osptur6 10 policfs al individno
Antonio Vaient1n (a) Potsge, autor de una he.
rida inferida & Pedro Velazqaez. Potage
esta baio Ia aooi6n del Jusgado de Cathedral.
FL A'oalde de Coamo ha entregado
al msndo al Official del e16toito desiguado para
al case interim sc efectaan las eleooiones.
La Alcaldfa de Maysgdez ha dado
oaenta al Centre correspondents con una alzA'
da, contra I'm aouerdo tornado For 81 Ayunta-
m160tO 0CDr0 TeuUuC1a 10 OOAN>J
- Don Sergio Berenguer, de Cabo Rojo
ha sol;oitado la reoaudaci6n de contribnciones
de Lares J San Sebastian.
- En- Santurce ha siCo arrestado por
Ia policia ell individuo Andres de la Rosa por
haber robado q Rosendo Rivera, varios obje'
tos.
Twas Espa1o|as Superlores , 'ss s;:I pr, de IL
dltimo vapor correo, y detallan q precios m6di
COS por barriles,
M. Lomba , Ca.-TetuAn 50.
Dice AIS Democrscia, de Ponce
Don Arturo Por ce de Leon, que a 50 llegs
da de Santo Domingo, ae hixo cargo de Ia SEQ
ci6n informative de este peri6dico, ha oesadc
en- so cargo por haberse a6liado al partido fede
raj, escribiendo urioamente I'm altfoulo bsjo e
rubro .Republioanos y Federales' y frmadc
con ell seud6nimo Juan Sinsonte..
- FL Vioe.P 1esidente de los Z. E U.
u. Mr.. Hobart estaba asegursdo en- la New
York Life Isce Co. por $50. 900.
-. Anoche han sido presses tres caballot
que fueron hallados sueltos en- las GALES de est.
oiudad
~. Auoohe no tuvc lugsr la session re
glamentaria del Ayuutamiento de esta Capita!
por que no &c reuni6 Iumero sufciente de con
cejales para celebrarla.
El empleado de la fab1ios de cigar
Hos sLsColectiva,. Rafael Revent6s, sufrio /
cojlda de una msno por una cuohilla 1e corta
papel del ESTABLISHMENTS. Fue asistido en-
sala dc sooorros y trasladsdo al Hospital d
Sants Rosa.
FL Collector de Rentas de Maysgiies
ha pedido licenoia por Is 8 20 dfas para pssar
Arecibo.
Ha pedido autorixaci6n la Alcaldf
de Maunabo para abrir I'm nuevo padr6n d
gauado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05
Francisco vaIIeci|Io
AhooAdo.
Humacao.
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La correspondence & Yabucos.
PIMA
- En- ell ssguan de la casa ndmero ] 5 de
Ia Gale del Cristc, fue reoogido ano: he I'm ca
DO del ej6roito, enfermo, trasladandolo en-
camilla al Quartet de Ballaja.
Al dep6sito municipal ha sido con.
1uoida 4 disposioion del Alcade una mujer
llamada Venancis Oquendo, sin domicilio en-
esta Ciudad, por vsgar constantemente por las
GALES.
Nos dioen de Csguss:
En- las noches del 80 y del II de Diciembre
%tuvieron lugar en- los Salones del eCasino de
Csguas y Centre San Luis. dos conciertos eie
cutados por Ell eminente artista Sr Chevalier
Brindis de Ssla. Ambas sociedadas estkn enter.
mente satisfecha de haber dido al Sr Brindis Dor
que era mucho el deseo que aquf se tenfa de 81
ouoharle. Para ests noche dfa 80 p1epara Gel
Centre San Lui,s una esp!6ndida reception en-
honor del mismo artista.
No hay Who's de quins, nj ninean
otro espec1hco, que cure y d~evuelvs las faer.
zas y regenere 10 s:ngre como ell Vino Csrebri.
M Ulrice. Solo pruebe listed una botells, va
buscarA Ia segunds, no hay t6nico nervioso que
10 iguale
.o< Los u!timos te!egramas recibidos de
Europa dap una triste idea del caos en- que ue
halls sumido ell Viejo Continente. Francis y
Alemanis, Iaglaterra J Russia, Tarquia = Aus.
tri.. Italia J suiss, toda. estsu. pele.ndo por
encontrar ell seofsto del sRemedio Turco. que
da hermosurs q cntis.
90. FL domingo por Ia noohe regresaren
q esta Capital los 9. hores miem bros de |, Jarts
Insular de Instruction que en- viaits Official "a.
Heron para Ia isls, tocaudo en- Csguas. Csyey,
Coamo, Aibonito, Ponce, Yabucos, Guayams,
y Arroyo. Las impresiones de los v~isjercs, res.
pecto . las e.caelss que han ~visitsdo, son en-
general buenas.
%. RI 6riendoss al incident, de anoche,
oourrido en- 81 ~calleion O'Donell dice Gel
Pregonero,:
<Unos cuantos paissncs. en- lamero de
. 6oho llegaron allf cantando = dsndo vivas al
psrtido republicano, los ousles fueron inte'
.rumpido' por ono' americano' que sin tener
Ia mission de policfa quisieron imponerle silen.
clio. Los paisanos no &c dieron por aludiaos y
los vivas sonaban con mayor faer zs,.
%. Todo caballero de buen gusto, TODD
hombre jaioio, exacto, que pienza con madurss
y qne vels por II salud y por sus intereses, q
oliente siempre con preferenoia del .Cclonial
ClEb,.
ALI 80 como ssbroso. Algunas veces sir
ven IN c.ldo gallego.. lque toos Ia bora!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05
Busna OCCASION

Por tener que ausentarse sus duehos, SO
vende Ia casa numero 10, Gale del Sol .en esta
Capital. Informarsn en- Is tienda de
Manuel II. Dominguex.
Plaza del Mercsdo. n-a-l6-3
%. A oonsecuenois de Ia oaids de IN L6-
rs de los que conducen Ia correspondents
postal de Msnatf & Areoibo, Sc halla guardian
empleado de correos.
%. Hoy ha conference.-the con ell gober-
nsdor general ell jefe del partido federal, & con.
seouenois de IN telegrams que recibi6 de Jaa-
ma Diaz particip 'ndole SO retrais Ell partido,
por coacciones que estabsn ejecutando la poll
cfa = los bomberos.
%. "EL NUEV0 BAZAAR, San Francisco 40,
ha recibido I'm esp!e adldo surtido en- telas de
seds, & Is c~entavos 81 % y % vars,' sombre.
ros adornados, de 50, a Is, pamelas de Il &
7. so, gasas de seda, { so y IS o~entsvos vara,
gallon de seda, de 40 oentavos a l SO vara, ri
zadoe. de 10 centavos 4 81 vars, cordones dc
todas claees, & 5, 10 = Is ~centavos vara, Gin.
tas de 8 & IS ~centavos vara, y Ia mar en- perfu'
ms1fa y Artfculos de Fantasia. Visitad q EEL
NUEVO BAZAAR, 20
%. De Qaebradillas nos dicen.
.Hoy domingo, serian como las ouatro de
la tarde, han passdo por esta poblacion con d.
recci6n 4 Arecibo unos ounce hombres custo.
diados por dos psrejas de Ia Policfa Insulsr ,
IA oelAdor don Arturo de la Ros., ouyos indivi.
ouoe son 1ederales de los DarrlOs de este ter
mino. los cusles 90 hallsron por Ia manans en-
Ia poblaoion donde tubo efeoto una manifesto.
cion polftioa celebrando Ia victoria del partido
federal en- las elecciones de Lares.
<Llama sobremanera Ia atenci6n que aiendo
estos individuos veoinos de Quebradillas no Sc
hallan entregado al Jue1 Municipal, como estk
dispuesto por 10 primers sutorida1 de la Isla
siguiendo con este modo de prooeder ejemplos
que desdicen de los que 10 emp.ean y recordsn.
do epccss tristes J vergonzsntes pasadas en- es.
te pneb,o,.
Mndista. San Francisco pdmero 81 frente 6
"'V"'' III Ia Farmacis de BIanoo grandioso
surtido de sombreros para %seforas = ~se1oritis
blancos, negros y de color ultimss oreaciones
de Ia moda de Paris Toques o~spotitas lindf.
simas. TODD 4 precios muy arreglsdos. Una vi
sta & Ia modista Teres "a Berfo de Obrer Ssn
Francisco namero 81 frente q Bianco y se con-
venceran que no hay quien oompita nj en- gusto
nj en- precios.
o. Hoy lie fee extraids por ell tenioida
Rsldiris una tenia de IL varas q IN alto en-
plesdo de 10 secretsrfs Civil. Aquf en- estaa
ofcinas tavimos oosai6n de verla, en- I'm pomo
de CRYSTAL.
o.. Nos re6t re Ell joven don Joae Torres
Rivera, que anoche, al pssar por Ia Gale de Ia
Luns, cerca del cal!ejon de O'Donell ls dispa.
rsron dos tiIos de revolver ain haber podido
saber de donde prooedfan. Por 10 visto estamoa
viviendo de tai manera que no hemos de tener
ell dia menos pensado nj garantfs personal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05
Viaie a la Habana.

Del IL al IS del mes corriente sal
dra de este puerto directo ARA Ell DE
LA HABANA, ell buen vapor .Catali-
na.--Admite pasaje y carga-Consig-
natarios
S0brinos de Lzquierao e Ca.
8 e-l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05
- Tomamos de ella Demooracia:,

~. TOmamOe de Oh OemoorHolH:5
sEn ell juicio l~iterario one cousagra nues
tro querido amigo Rodrigues Cabrera, en- LA
~ssjsras, de Negr6n Saniurjo, los ~csjistas, al
reproduoir 81 pr6logo de la obrA. invirtieron ell
6rden de colocaoion de los pArrafos del mismo,
en- p~erjuioio de Ia iiaoi6n necesaris.
All mismo, en- la reproduction del soneto
eVera efigies, apsrecen.. las palabras <hallafs
8 insanas, en- veg de <hablais, J <sanaas respec
tivamente.
Nos proponemos dar & conooer & nuestros
abonados ell trabajo CRITICIZE de Rodriguez; pero,
entretando rogamos & nuestro querido oo!ega
LA CoR~RRsPoNDENCIA, que lame Ia atenci6n de
sus ~lectores hscia los puntos que tratamos en-
esta gacetilla,
Qaeda oomplaoido Ell colega.
Francisco VaIleCi||o
Ahonada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05
s@EmP REsA DE cocHlEs*@
de Antonio N" Assncio J Co. eslabI@ida entire Pence y San Juan,

FL ST.. Asenclo conocido Ell eHa Iha durante 25 amos eiercendo este
servicio, ofrece al pubico y a SUI cientes e particular magnifcos coches, soil
dos y comodos y buenas parejas en- todos los pmtos para ell cambio, al fin de
dGar comphcdos a todos sus favorecedores.
Tambien ofrece e n ell centric de esa Capita coches c6modos y elegantes
para ell servico particular. Los que deseen ocupar dcha empresap ueden di-
gHse para tomar pasajes a la Joyena de
G TINAUD y Co-PIaza principa-CapitaL
Sres. PARRACHINI y ~TORO-Puerta del Sol.-Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05

%. Sc ha reiterado Ia 6rden dada por Ia
SecretariA Civil al Ayuntamiento de Aguadi'
LA de psgarle q don Francisco Muhix Herrera
uns cantidad que lie aieuda.
90. La Secretarfs Civil ha dsdo 6rden
al Ayuntamiento lie Toa bsja de proceder al
psgo de sueldos que adeadaa don jose N. dc
Loirs, oorrespondientes a una temporads que
%desempeno Ia ACADIA de aquel pueblo.
Ruena 0caSi0n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-05

Por tener que ausentarse sus duenos, &c
vende Ia casa numero 10, Gale del Sol .en est.
Capital. Informarsn en- Is tienda de
1(.nnaI IL Doa
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22

guments for expansion. Imperialism
and militarism is what is meant. Ex-
pansion is to acquire territory to be
peopled with freemen and ultimately
made into states. 1t is not expansion
to subiugate tropical islands on the
opposite side of the earth. the popula-
tion of which has already reached the
limit of their capacity to supply them
selves with food.
The administration stands for i'm
perialism, the grim monster whose
trail reaches backward over the ruins
of empires, peoples and civilizations.
The hideous form of the fell destroyer
now casts its shadow across the path
of American freedmen. Your ballots
can dispel that shadow. Do not per-
NIT the substance to materialize or
liberty may be lost.-Nat:onal Watch
man.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
| HM
CUTTING PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.

I will sell Staple Goods for Cash
paid on the delivery of goods at a dis
count of 20 per cent, and other goods
at discount of from 20 per cent. to
so per cent. from Regular Prices. All
who have money to buy their supplies
with will do we'll to call on me and
examine my Goods and learn my Prices
before buying.
My Stock of Goods consist of Staple
Dry Goods, ReadyMade Clothing FOR
Men, Youths and Boys; Hats and Caps;
Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and
Children; Furnishing Goods, consisting
of Underclothes, Work Shirts, and
Dress Shirts, in great variety; Collars,
Cuffs, Neckties, Scarfs, Suspenders,
Hose, Half-Hose, Gloves, Mits and
Handkerchiefs, in great variety. Fine
Hair Oil, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps,
Staple Drugs and Patent Medicines.
Secondhand Books, School Books,
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes, Tab
let's, Box Paper, Ink, Pen Stocks, Pen
Points, and all kinds of School Sup
plies. Watches, Clocks, SpectGcles in
great variety, Razors. Razor Strops,
Homes, Pocket Knives. Pocket Books,
Purses, Ladies' Bags, Satchels, Photo
graph and Autograph Albums, and an
immense stock of Laces, Ribbons and
Fancy Notions, too numerous to mon
tiou. HENRY FARMHOUSE.
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who realize the true condition, in or
der to avert the dangers that threaten
the nation. is yet painfully apparent.
Never at any time in the history of
the world was time SO pregnant with
change as it is to-day, and never be-
fore was there SO much reason to fear
the moral vision of the people. Never.
therefore, has there been time when
duty so imperatiYely demanded OF
every intelligent citizen that he labor
for the enlightenment of his fellows.
Greed for gain and lust for power
have their roots deep in the human
heart. The history of man is the
record of a continuous relentless and
remorseless warfare of the more crafty
and powerful against the rights and
liberties of the weak. The civiliza-
tions of the past, built upon force per-
ished when the strong enslaved, de-
graded and crushed the weak and
being unable to administer self-re-
straint unto themselves, all went down
together in a common ruin.
The founders of the American Re-
public made new departure, publish
ed to the world an Indictment against
government resting upon force, and
established a government the corner
stone of which is the rights of man.
The success of a century and quarter
vindicates the judgment of the fathers.
ballot box in so short time trans
formed a comparative handful of men
scattered over thousands of miles OF a
rugged wilderness, separated by three
thousand of miles of ocean from the
great nations of Europe, with no capi-
tai but their brain and Drawn, into the
mightiess nation of earth. The golden
rule, the Sermon on the Mount, the
Ten Commandments and the Declara-
ton of Independence constituted their
shield. The Fatherhood of God and
the brotherhood of man were to them
what the North Star is to the mariner.
Their success infused hope into the
hearts of men everywhere, and as one
day succeeded another the thrones OF
the kings and despots of earth grew
less secure. Such world power had
never existed before.
At our doors on the Island of Cuba
the barbarism of the Middle Ages was
rampant. American freemen wept
over the sufferings of the struggling
patriots of Cuba. When, under the
inhuman Weyler. war of extermina-
ton by starvation was inaugurated
including non-combatant women and
children. and two hundred and sixty
six officers and men of our navy were
foully murdered in the harbor of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
New Road Law.

The following is an outline of the
new road law passed by the Legislature:
The several County Courts are to
divide their counties into districts, dur
ing the month of January, 1900, and
appoint Board of three Commission
ers, whose appointment shall date
from February l, one to serve one
year, one two years and one three
years. The commissioners must be
qualified voters, free holders and resi-
dents of the county for one year pre-
vious to appointment. The members
of the Board receive no compensation,
except the clerk, who receives $40 per
year. The Board has exclusive con-
troll of the roads in its district and
may carry on road work either by en-
ploying hands and teams, or may let
the work by contract to the lowest bid
der, the contractors to give bond in
double the amount of his contract.
The Clerk of the Board must keep a
complete record of all transactions and
report the same to the regular No
vember term.
The County Court must furnish each
Board with plat of the roads in their
districts and at least three-fourths Of
the grading must be done prior to
August in each year. No member of
the Board shall enter into any contract
with the Board for any work or materi-
al, or receive, directly or indirectly,
any of the funds of the district.
The poll-tax of not less than $3.50
nor more than So shall be levied on
every male inhabitant between the
ages of 21 or 60 years. to be paid in
money or work to the Board, or col
lected by the County Collector, and
may levy tax of not less than 8 nor
more than 20 cents on the 800 valua-
tion on all taxable property outside
the Incorporated towns and villages.
If the citizens along any public road
subscribe any sum not less than $50
for the Improvement of the roads, the
County Court may appropriate a like
sum from the fund of the country.
The Board of Road Commissioners
may enter any land near public road
for the purpose Of opening bitches or
obtain any necessary material for road
AZ -.
BILE compensation for damages done or
material taken. Bridges costing less
than $50 are to be constructed and
kept up by the Board; over that
amount by the county.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
The Philippine Question.

The excitement incident to the war
and the rejoicing that accompanies
victory have so occupied the attention
of our people that the masses have not
yet come to a full realization of the
radical and portentous change of base
adopted by the administration and its
supporters. That the more thoughtful
men of the country, regardless OF par
ty, are outspoken in condemnation OF
the policy of the administration, is the
most hopeful sign OF the times. That
the pendulum of public opinion is sure
ly and steadily swinging in the oppo-
site direction to policy of imperial
ism is becoming more apparent day by
day. But that the emergency that is
upon the American people demands
the utmost activity on the part of those
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Joseph A. Rich and Sarah
A. Rich, his wife, by their certain
deed of trust, dated the 5th day of
August, 1896, duly recorded in the
office of the Recorder of Deeds for the
County of Iron, and State of Mis-
souri,, in book So, at page 53S, did
convey to r. A. Rich, trustee, the
following described real estate, situ-
ate, lying and being in the County
of Iron, and State of Missouri, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the south
east quarter and the east half of
southeast quarter southwest quarter
all in section twenty-seven, town
ship number thirty-four, north, of
range two east.
Which said conveyance was made
i'm trust to secure the payment of a
certain promissory note in said deed
described; and whereas default having
been made in the payment of said
note;
And, whereas, it is provided in said
deed of trust that, in case the trustee
therein named shall become incapaci-
tated to act or refuse to act as such
Trustee. the then acting sheriff of Iron
county. Mo-, shall act as such trustee;
And, whereas, the trustee herein
named has, since said deed of trust
was executed, become the legal owner
and holder of said note, and therefore
cannot act as such trustee;
Now, therefore, at the request of the
legal holder of said note, and in pur-
snance of the terms of said deed of
trust, I, the undersigned sheriff and
trustee, will on
Monday, the Sd day of July, 1899,
between the hours of nine o'clock A.
M and five O'Clock P. NJ of that day,
at the court house door in the City
of Ironton, Iron County, Missouri,
proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, the real
estate above described, to satisfy said
note. interest and expenses of this
Ironton Mo-, May %. 1899.
b. s. GREGORY,
Sheriff and Trustee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22

| Havana, the American people forced
an unwilling administration to inter.
vene by force and drive Spanish mis-.
rule from the American continent. In
making declaration of war against
Spain the government of the United
States announced to the world it's pur-
pose to aid the Cubans to form a free
and independent government. exercis-
ing great care to disclaim any purpose
of entering upon a war of conquest or
embarking upon colonial or imperial
policy.
In the prosecution of the war against
Spain the destruction of the naval
forces of Spain became necessary for
our own safety and success of our un-
dertaking. But that in SO doing we
should adopt the policy of conquest,
subjugation and exploitation with
which Spain cursed the world and
which now was turning its curses back
upon her, did not suggest itself to the
American mind. That the President
of the United States should throw the
cherished Monroe Doctrine to the four
winds and stoop to bargain with Spain
for the purchase of her consent that
we might wade through the blood OF
patriots and conquer and subjugate a
people whom she had failed to con-
quer in three hundred years is to reach
| a depth of infamy that staggers intel
ligent Americans and puts the brand
of insincerity upon our professions as
nation and people.
The President of the United States
has misjudged the American people
and outraged the conscience of the
nation. The glamor of war and the
exuberance of emotion and patriotic
impulse accompanying victory may
cloud the moral vision temporarily,
but with the return of normal condi-
tions the ideals o. the Republic will be
found stronger than ever before and
will assert themselves in such a posi-
tive manner that the rebuke that will
be administered to the President and
his misguided followers will be both
stunning and decisive.
The privileged classes who plunder
the American people under cover of
law are the aiders and abet.ors of the
foreign policy of the administration.
They have no further use for popular
government. Militarism to overawe
the people and set aside verdict
against them at the ballot box is the
only thing that holds out to them the
promise of uninterrupted rule aud
plunder. They favor colonial or
imperial policy because it will increase
the strength of the military arm of the
government.
Be not deceived by the specious ar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
IRONTON.
Take up the White Mans Musket

Take up the white mans musket,
The deadliest ones ye make;
Go drill your sons to use it,
And then, for Jesus sake,
Send them with ammunition
To hunt these heather wild,
Your new caught, sullen people
On whom God never smiled.
Take up the white mans cannon,
The largest that ye cast,
Go put it on your warShips,
The strongest ones and fast
Speed them to heather countries,
Seek out each farthest spot,
And save these sullen people
nm bibkes and 7ViM slot.
DAVID P. PAGE,
In HAHH41fkV
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
For Rent.

The Commercial Hotel at Bismarck,
Mo. Apply to F. RoDACH,
Middlebrook, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
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