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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-20

SCHOOL STUDENTS ON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-20

Dr. Hartman's book for women,
called " Health and Beauty" treats
these matters with delicacy, and at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-20

OF NEXT WEEK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-20
THEIR wORK DONE
Federation Of WOmen's Clubs
Adjourn TO Meet in King.
fisher Next Year.

.r ,,.n,.,. .i,b. ,Jiourn.5 ls.t ,ieb.
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spent ln cNchangihg Ideas on arL cdu
cation. social culture AND literature. am,
today the delegates ien f1r their home.
with stronger determination to 4dvanc.
steadily onward until Oklahoma Shall D.,
in the lead. The meeting just closed wa.
ora of great interest in NOR. ways Than
on. THE plpers ana addressss of b,
.d.leaates were OF th. highest ORDER mn.
exchange of ideas was beneficial and m,
recreation Afforded was most lnviror,t
inc TIN. first meeting of fhe F.dar,tior
was "A success In evoiy t,rticulsr ans
tna orranlzetioo starts QUA under an,
u,ost rr,tifvIne clrcums Iapees Thor,
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with a pleasing solo and responded Z
an encore She was accompanied ON Ia
organ by Miss Jones Of Norman
The five minutes talk bv Mrs A @
Scott. of saltwater. on literature wa
listened to with deep interest She sug
cested a course for the coming year,
work IN which she hopes 10 see e.,
standard OF music raised.
Mrs q. *. Brooke, Of Guthrie on ~
tine novel am educator" showed that a.
which one reads Is an educator. but +
may Doe good education or st may b
bad. Nothing can be read indinerenty
overything make an impression good o
had.
The whole tono OF tne paper was 2"
closer application 70 right readlng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-20

Mrs. i. NJ. Clark
In a deep, rich baritone Mr.. Ben Da-
vis sang the very touching song: "As
the sun went Down" and acknowledge
the hearty encore ne received by sing
ing Because ] Love You"
Committee on notices reported that
they had chosen kindness and Help
fuiness." as the motto u the Federation
and recommended that II be accepted.
By q unanimous vote # was adopted
withou. one dissenting vote.
The f0u0wine res0lutitn presented by
Mrs J. a. Hogan OF Wynnewood. T. r.
/ was adopted.
BIRD PREsERVATTON.
whereas. The welfare of agriculture
| and ths extinction Of many Of our mos
valuable birds Of song ard plumage ar'
/ threatened and
whereas, This alarming decrease q
traced chiefly 20 the destruction Of bird
Tor millinery purposes and Is accomplish
"a bv cruel methods. especially sn oh
tanning the a'grette, therefore be Il.
Resolved. That the club women o
Ollahoma and indian territory. IN Fed
Grated convention assembled put them
selves on record as opposed 10 this IN
human slaughter thgi rDey endorse Il,
crusade being waged against the weas
ing Of aigreties and birds and such oh
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
silver Quotation.

New York, July I4-Silver is ouo,ed
at 90 today.
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
WILL The UNIVERSITY CLOSE.
The Situation That Is Nov Pre,ented to the
Citizens of Boulder.

Citizens of Boulder
The attorney general has officially ad-
visec the governor that the executive
cannot authorize the state institutions to
| borrow money to tide over the deficiency
| in the revenue. So the university no,
only cannot get the $4,000 appropriate
ed at the last session but II canno, antici-
pate more favorable action by some
future legislature and borrow money
| against it, The regents are without funds
and unless a remedy is found THE UNI
vERSITY CANNOT OPEN IN SEPTEMBER.
Il is now SAID that special session will
be called. But it is too late for a special
session to enable the university TO open
in September. Whatever revenue meas
ures are passed. it will be months before
the taxes can be realized. The univer.
sity mill rate will not be available until
about December /. The city OF Boulder
is face TO face TO face with the imme d tate
loss OF its great institution. II once closed
even for single semester. II will take a
generation to regain its strength and
prestige. in the face of the present com.
petition for professors and students. If
the 700 students of the university were
once turned out OF doors, the Agricultural
college. the School Of Mines, Denver
university, Colorado college and the
Denver law and medic 81 schools would
n al m he =
the university. None of them could
supetscde 1t. but each would appropriate
and carry off a part of the wreck. BE
sides, the university Campus was donated
for university purposes. If 1t should
cease 10 be used for such purposes, if
there should be DC university there, would
not the land rever; 10 the donors? That
is question for the lawyers.
1t is not necessary TO enlarge upon the
effect OF the loss OF the university. Boul-
deTs citizens are accustomed to boast
i; is the best town in Colorado" and
they are right. In little more than five
years since the panic Boulder has doub
led It's population and more than doubled
Its volume OF business. In all that time
building has gone on steadily. but there
are no vacant houses for business or resi-
dence, There has been no such devel
opment of mining interests as to cause
such boom. nor OF agriculture, nor OF
manufactures, though these have all
prospcrcd. The climate has helped, but
many towns have had the Colorado
climate and yet cannot match the Bou-
der growth. The real efficient cause of
this prosperity is the state university. Ii |
Boulder loses it. she loses the $4,000
which the institution, its professors, in
s,ructorS and students spend annually IN
the town, There is not business house,
4 bank, retail dealer, a transportation
company, boarding house, lawyer, a
contractor or builder, or doctor, or real
estate owner who would no, feel the loss
in his annual income. Some establish.
men,s which are now profitable would
have TO close, and all would suffer.
Will the business men of Boulder 81,
idle while such disaster comes upon
them. Many think not. A committee
OF citizens has the matter IN hand. A
means OF opening the university has
been devised and the solution is on its
way. The plan simply is a loan of credi,
(N,nf
Daily camera., 1899-07-14

Continued ON second page.
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
Oriental AStrOlOgV,

Prot. A, Masery OF Egypt, the wonder
OF the age, Greatest as,rologist and
palms,ry OF the world. Gives advice
in all affairs OF life. The past. present
and future told or no charge. Office in
Rogers block. Boulder. rooms 10 and rs.
For one week only. Office hours a. m.
to 9 p. m. 10 ct Itw
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
WORD FROM DEWEY.
Olympia in Voluntary Quarantine at Port
said.

said
Washington. July I4-Secrerary Long
received the following cablegram today /:
Port SAID, July Il.
Secretary Navy:
Olympia in voluntary quarantine.
Soon as coaled will proceed Trieste for
Pratique and recupera,e officers and
men. DEWEY"
The voluntary quarantine is UNDER
stood 10 refer to the admiral's precau-
tionS to preven, exposure to disease. and
"pra,ique" is n technical name for A
clean bill OF health.
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
Bank Closed by pefaIcation,

Perth Amboy, July 1.-THE Middlesex
bank closed its doors on account Of
the disappearance OF cashier G. w. Val
entlne and his shortage of $4,000, Val.
entine had held the position for FIVE
years, carried a $4,000 bond and recciv
ed S 900 salary.
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
COATES TESTiflES.

Industrial Commis.ion Examining Into
Strike situation.
Denver, July Il-The industrial com
mission today took the testimony of
President +. c. Coates of the Federation
OF Labor regarding the strike situation.
Coates said the strike was precipi,ated
by the smelter managers attempting TO
evade the eigh, hour law. He expressed
the view that the strike would terminate
a soon as the decision on the eight hour
law IS given.
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
VO|kS|0d G[0D|S
The Franchises
BRTONS VICTORIOUS.
Noik-rad Concessions Entirely satisfactory
to English.

to English.
New York, July I4-The office of the
Digger News gives a johannesburg de.
spatch from Pretoria stating that the
British have approved OF the VOlksrad
franchise proposals. A few minor alter
atoms were made and these were accept
ed by the Beers. The concession is a
victory for Salisbur, and the peace
makers
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
rromotion. MNdc bN GnN.Innr.

Denver, July IA Governor Thomas
today appointed Capt. p. ID. LaSalle At
Manila major in the First Colorado vol
unteers. Lieutenant Borsiad, succeeds
LaSalle as captain OF the Cripple Greek
~nr,,,,y
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
Ten Men Injured in skirmish.

Washington. July I4-Ous cables the
war department that ten men were
wounded in skirmishes today. The men
are all OF tie I7th infantry.
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
Cook Defends
While Who's
SAM COOKS REBUKE.
Believes silver Men Should Not Repudiate
Gold Democrats

Chicago. July, I4-Sam B. Cook. gen.
eral manager of the Democratic ways
and means committee. has rebuked the
silver men for calling members OF the
party who support the gold side traitors.
He said that before the convention all
have right to express an opinion on the
formation Of the platform and their
support Of the candidate and platform
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
Celebrate storminy OF Ba.tiIe.

Paris, July I4-Today is the annwer-
sary OF the s,orming of the Bas,le and
it is observed as a holiday. A military
review was witnessed by ,hrongs OF peo-
Daily camera., 1899-07-14
Lockjsw Prevalent.

New York, July, r4-Th,r,een deaths
from ,etanus have occurred In this vicinity
today. The anti ,etanus serum gives no
results
Daily camera., 1899-07-14

Continued ON Second Page,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
I'm CASA DE- ZOLA

Al regresar a Paris Ell gran novelista
de vuelta de su emigration, ha ocu ride
a la puefta de 81 hotel un hecho muy
raro y signihcativo.
De On coche muy lujoso bajo una ele
gante dana que levaba en- la mano UT
ramiIlete de flores y Sc dirigio ur
agente de policla para preguntarle por e
gran novelista.
Este : le ndico inmediatamente.
La d4ma avanza entOnces hasta e
portal, que esraba cerrado, y sin lamar
deshoja lenta y sigilosamente las flores y
las esparce sobre el umbral, vuelve a
monta en- el coche y desaparece de Ia
GALE sin nuevos incidentes.
lQue podra haber t:as de estof
Cultos misteriosos, como dice un es
critor; pero respetables siempre, segdn
nuestra opinion, cuando revisten fo,mas
tan delicadas y artisticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
DE Z ARIS
Sr Director del BOLETIN.

Paris, 2 de Junio dc 1899.
Ffancia siempre sera el pueblo impa
ciente ansioso de grandes ideales, gene
roso y grande.
Hace un sigIo peleaba por la reden-
cicn, por los derechos del hombre; Sc
defendia del extranjero, luchaba sola con
Europa. cargaba los cahones con ideas;
y hoy, sobre cl cieno de Panama los
errores de la iusticia y la farsa de los
expIotadores, sc yergue altiva y genera
sa, sueha con hermoso ideal y, como
Psiquis, persigue el inhnito con su ma
ravillosa lampara que alumbra Ia con
ciencia y guis la libertad.
La revision acordada en- el asuntc
Dfeyfus ha sublevado 4 los antisemitas
La question entra ahora en- Ease vcrda
deramente pcligrosa. El mismo 90
bierno casi Sc proponia va proccsar a
general Mer cier; pero la Camara enten
dis que eso equivalla a una especie de
coacci6n sobre eI conseio de guerra gu,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
FL REY DBL VALS

Solo con este epigl afe va saben To-
lectores que Sc trats de Juan Strauss.
FL gran mnsico vicnes ha muerto d.
una pulmonla infecciosa.
Habia nacido en- Viena en- 1925 era
h,jo lei famoso compositor austriaco de
4mlsGnos nom5re. =
A los IS s1os hallabase empleado en-
una casa de comercio, dedicando sus ra
tos lie ocio al estudio de la m1sca.
Una ocasion fortuita lie hizo empuhar
la oatuta de director, obteniendo en- TN
concerto ruidosisimo exito. Desde en-
tonces Strauss Sc dedco por ent=ro al
afte
Sc case tres veces, una de elias con la
celebre cantante Fetty Freffz.
Hasta 1870 tuvo q su cargo la direc
cion de los conciertos en- la cotte impe-
rial, dejando ell puesto su hermano
Jose, tambien habilisimo eapsl,nesstey y
compositor de m1sica de bales.
Es innumerable ell reoertorio de val
ses, polkas. Q"adyilles, etc, compuestos
por la familia Strauss.
Entre los mas conocidos rccordaremos
el An der sch6uen 6lausn Do1au Her
moso Danubio Azul y el Men Wen
Tlmbier abordo J1an Strauss, hijo, el
genero opereta, pero sus tentativas fue
ron POGO afortunadas.
Sus grandes pssiones artisticas Gran la
direction de su gran orques'a y la COM
poscion de va!ses
Y, cosa extrana, el autor de tanto
s, no Saba valsar nj habia ballado On
su vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
CABLE NEWS

Inc col nial COMMISSION over Wnicf
Mr.. Schurman presides has telegraphec
from the southern islands Of the Philip
pine archipelago that the inhabitants
there accept with joy the American
sovereignty.
General Lawton says that that in a
few days the province of Morongo will
be completely dominated
Admiral Dewey has left Colombo the
farewell which the English inhabitants
including the authorities gave him was
extremely delirious and touching
The director of the French paper
La Fronde has been wounded in duel.
The duel was brought about by ques
tons of personal character.
A terrible fire destroyed yesterday
the grand Cosmopolitan Hotel in Rome.
In tn. confagration there were no
personal loss TO lament although mate
rally the loss amounted to 100000
lires.
The celebrated English expcditioner
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes gave speech yester-
day, owing TO the repeated requests Of
many London politicians giving his OPT
nion about the aim which Russia has
regarding the Transcaspian railway.
In concluding this Mr.. Rhodes said
| will have to manifest with sad feelings
that L.5land from that moment can We
ry well rcnounce what she possesses IN
Asia.
The new French Cabinet has taken
the oath with the customary solem1ity.
The Paris P.ess in general maintains
that the personal tiles selected to form
cabinet have great influence and popula-
rity.
L Autorite, paper Of the pugna-
cions C.ssagnsc has MADE discordant
note since he is the only one who has
given one months vitality to the actual
government.
On account of this, it is said that
the cruiser Sax is conveying the broom
which has to sweep mixture of socia-
lists, royalists, republicans and in 1epen-
dents who form the recently constituted
government.
Serious disorders have occurred in
Crete.
1t is feared that the candidates are 60
ing to throw them selves anew into the
rebellion
-Naor to the palace of the Oortes in
Vienna bomb burst with out result
The Representatives of England
and the United States, on account of
being the countries most distant, will
remain in Holland.
= There is great commotion in Pa
ris owing to the mysterious drama which
has been developing itself aboard the
cruiser Sfax.
1t is ignored absolutely for what
reason captain Dfeyfus was put in irons
and threatened with death.
Great importance is attributed to
the visit made by Madam Dreyfus to the
Minister of War Mr.. Gallipet.
The statu qao has been proclaimed
in Samoa.
The reports Of the tfipartite commits
sion being once examined. the powers
will discuss the future regime of that ar
chipelago.
Between the governments of Spain
and Portugal great current of opposition
are noticeable.
This last nation joins each time mo-
re strongly its connections of sympathy
with Great B itain.
The transport Sherman which con
veys provision and war like stores for the
troops have reached Manila.
-Thes week new reinforcement Will
embark for the Philippines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
FL FERReClERIL fRiSCASPIANO

Ell celebre expedicionario ingles
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes ha dado una con
ferencia, en- vista de las instancias
de muchos pslfticos Iondinenses, pa
"a exponer su opinion acerca de los
propositos que persigue Russia con
el ferroearril trascaspiano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
Los QUB 81 QURDAl

Los Representatives. de Inglate-
ira y los Estados Unidos, por ser
los paises mas Separates, psrmane-
ccran en- Holanda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
N0TICIAS DEL OLA

FL viernes ha llegado 4 Ponce el barco
de guerra dominicano independents
que condujo al consul general de Santo
Domingo, Mr.. Washington Lithgon.
En- la semana pasada Sc ahorc6 en- el
Dep6sito municipal dc Caguas el indivi
duo Pedro Santiago Quihones, detenido
por embriaguez.
Don Manuel Gomez Tizol ha solicita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
RRT0RIlR4N PROITs

Dichos comi.ionados volveran 1
Holanda. con ell I'm de rsunirse nue.
vamcnte, una vez que las potencias
hayan deliberate acerca de las pro
posiciones de la unta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
EESCOLAAzA

Goa este n1otivo, ahade que el
crucero .Sfax conduce la escoba
que dc barrer la acscolanza de so
cialistas, realistas. republicanos (
Independence que forma el gobier.
no recientemcnte coastituido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
skelTACNt DE ANIH0S

Hay gran efervcscencia en- Paris
con motive del misterioso drama
que Sc viene desairollando abordo
del cruccro Stax.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
26 De JUNO

IS26.-Real orden sprobando ell Re
glsmento de Milicias y concediendo la
gracis del Don y nobleza personal los
ohciaes del Cuerpo de Morenos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
ELOGIO DE- Ia PREsSL

La prensa parisicnse, en- general,
estS acorde al sostener que las per
soaalidades elegidas por formar eI
gabinete son de bastante prestigio
y popularidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
I'm HES DE VIDA

LAatottt<. peri6dico del bata-
lion Cassagnac, da Ia nota discor
dante, pues solo concede un mes de
vida al actual Gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
A 9SCURAS

Ign6rase absolutamcnte por que
hccho fue metido On la barra y
amenazado de muerte e. Captain
Dreyfus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26

fu' sale con lenado voivef8 la perturba
ci6n moral. naceran otras causas scnsa
cionsies que paedsa -sraes g:avisimas
eomplicaciones.
Gil DUCRDG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
NlLl InpaESIol

De concluirse este - d;jo Mr..
Rhodes :endre que manifestar con
sentimiento que Iaglaterra desde
ahora puede muy bin renunciar a
10 que posee ell Asia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26

Zola, el gran novelista ha regresado 4
Paris el misms dia en- que Sc decret6 la
revision del asunto Dreytus
Fue a buscarle Inglaterra su editor,
ell que pago 80 900 frances por una
mesa, para abonar gastos a los peritos,
caligrafos y otros curiales.
En- seguida Zola tublico en- el perio.
dico de Mr.. Clemenceau una carta titu-
lsda 'Justicia", que enlpieza asl:
''Pronto Sc cumplira cnce meses des-
de que abandone a Fraacia. Durante
esos once meses me he impnesto ell des-
tierro mas complete, el retraimiento mas
cabal y el sentimiento mas absolute. He
sido una especie de muerto volunta rio,
recostado en- el umbral de la tumba
aguardando que pasaran la justicia y la
verdad. Habiendo vencido hoy la ver-
dad y reinando, por fin, la justicis, re
maze o, 'egreso a mi pals y vuelvo 4 ocu-
par mi stio en- TERRA fiancesa."
Dicha carta sermina de este modo:
"Si ahora, va dado ell priner paso, la
justicia no castiga fuertemente a los al
tos Gu pables, ell pueblo no creera nj con
Zebra jamas la inmunidad del crimen
que aqui Sc ha cometido. No interven
de 20 en- .-Sigue con 81 muy her
mosa frsse:-Dejo Nemesis acabar su
obra vengadora porque mi induIgencia
de poeta Sc satisface plenamente con el
triunfo de ahora y va no queda para
sublevar mi espiritu, mas que la CONT
nuacion tan injusta del encarcelamiento
de Picquart. Hasta que este hombre
geneToso no sea libre. la obra de la just
cia quedara incomplete"
"Ya estoy en- mi casa-concIuye. .-
La justicia puede buscarme cuando quie
ra y hacerme cumplr cl afio de pris:on
que tui condenado. Hadcndo que So
me persiga he trabajado por la justicia
No me queda que hacer La justicia c.
quien tiene que decir ahora 81 considers
un crimen trabajar por la verdad."
Como die antes, falta todavia por re
corfer el terreno mas peligroso. E
Consejo de Rennes decidira. 81 Drey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
SE RRTIRAN

Han llegado a sus respectivos
pafses muchos Representatives. de
estes en- la Confercncia de la Haya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
81 HOTEL COSNOPOLITANO

Un terrible inc&ndio destruy6
aver el Gran Hotel Cosmopolitano
de Roma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26

A don Aniceto Diaz, re.icionaio de
aguas del rio CulebIinas, sc lie ha mani
festadc por Il Centro respective, que de-
De coasgnar el dep5si,o que marca Ia
Ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
JURlHENTO

Ha prestado juramento con la
sol -mnidad de costu.nbre eI nuevo
Gabinete frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
ENTRRVISTA

Atrib1yese gran importaacia q la
vista hecha por Mad. Dreyfrs al
Ministro de la Guerra Mr.. Gallifet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
BURIl DESPEDIDA

La despedida que lie hicieron las
autorisades Y pueblo ingleses re.
sult6 en- extreme delirantc y con
movedora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
LAS PERDIDiS

En- el siniestro no hubo que la
mentar perdidas persenales aunque
las materialss sc elevan 4 , 100000
liras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
Los AUTORES

Atrib1yese e hecho i unes anar-
quistss hdngaros que recientemen-
te llegaron a aquella capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26

casi todo ell caserio de la parte Oeste de
barrio de la Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26

g" La suscrlpcion mensual 4 este
periodice cuesta an peso ade
lantado.