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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

Senator Thurston has been CON-
PEELED to announce that there was no
string attached to the statement of
his intention to retire at the close of
present term March 3, 1901.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

s. J.. Conklin is a candidate for
\e position of Adjutant General.
le Republicans of Clark Co. put
v gallant fight in the campaign
las 1t il understood the Adjutant
lralship is all they n asking in
,hture Of a reward, sold Conk"
be given the coveted position.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

In getting a few weeks in the u.
S. Senate exc Congressman Towne, of
Mimi, got away ahead of the man
who pushed him off the Bryanticket.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

A business session of Congress
doesn't make "copy" for the yellow
press, but it does something much
better; it pleases the people.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

II the inheritance of $4,000 by
an Albany business man, because of
''his uniform kindness and courtesy
to the testator, results in increasing
kindness end courtesy in business it
viii be a good thing all around.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

American locomotive builders
knocked out British competitors for
a contract for the government rail
road in India, by bidding about 20
per cent lower and by offering to
deliver in six months, instead of nine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

Wn. J. Bryan is going to start a
newspaper at Lincoln, Neb. to be
called The Commoner, Poor fellow
even his bitterest enemies could not
have wished him a harder fate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20
SHOE SENSE!

The time has arrived when a
farmer to be successful must work
on intelligent business principles.
To this end every farmer should at
tend the Institute, Jan. 81.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

Gov. Elect Herried has selected as
his private secretary, Edgar A. War
ner of Eureka, editor of the North
west Blade, and as stenographer,
Roscoe III. Brown. Both are notably
appointments.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

Senator Davis is dead, but the
Senate has followed his advice by
adopting the amendment to the Hay
Pauncefote treaty drawn by him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20
Pierpont Signal.


A. S. Martyr went to Webster Tuo.,.
on business.
Miss Sarah G~ullickson was y~lsiti,,
Langford last week.
JAS. Gilmore came up from Fra .kto..
Wednesday on business.
Rev. S. Millett went to Twin B,,o,
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
w. X. VanBrunt was down from am
ford Wednesday on business.
o. ii. Jones and Miss Lucy Robbir,
were visiting in Langford Saturday.
knud Loe returned Tuesday from Ii,
extended visit to Washington.
L. G. Mckenzie was looking alta.
business interests in this section n,
week.
Andrew Sandvig, sheriff of Day O.,
was over from Webster Tuesday on bus.
Tuesday.
DR.. Riggs was visiting this burg uro.
fessionally Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Geo. Roberts, wife and daughter. Sadie
left Tuesday for an extended visit at tbs
old home in Chatsworth, III.
W. G. Hutchinson. wife and child wen.
to Twin Brooks Tuesday on a shot
visit.
j. A. Hawkins, wife and son ss
visiting In Twin Brooks. 1t appesn
weddings are also numerous in that
locality.
At the last meeting Of the NJ. WA.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Venerable consul, A.
&. Roberts; worthy advisor, C.H.Snedor
excellent banker, Lewis Martyr; clet;
j. A. Hawkins; escort r. L. Folsom
Waterman, Geo. Roberts; delegate 70
stpte camp, VIM. Parrot,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20
Bristol Courier.

Bristol Courier.
Bill McKittrick went to Webster Satur.
day.
J.R. Chapman of Webster, was in
town Monday.
s. s. Yeager of Webster, was in town
Tuesday.
Jos. Baker of Webster, was in Bristol
Saturday.
Lloyd Stevens and Charley Knott, Jr.'
have been on the sick list this week.
WI. Brokaw has been laid up for the
last week by one of Jobs pets on his
right hand.
MISS Halyorson, county superintendent
elect was in Bristol Saturday.
John veidt, who has been employed by
Z. 4. Anderson, left for Sioux City.
Thursday. Mr.. Phillips Of Sioux City
takes his place.
Mrs. L. l.. Lane of Sisseton, was in
to"h last TUESDAY night, the guest of
Mrs. Mt. Hagey. Mrs. Lane was on
her way to Butter, where she went the
next day, to attend the wedding of Miss
Eva Potter.
Thomas Ash Of Union township was
arrested charged with threatening to do
personal violence to Peter Hanson and
was tried before Justice Lund in Web
ster yesterday and acquitted.
Andover Gazette.
Frank Lewis visited Minneapolis this
week.
20. Commissioner Eugene Guimout
and wife left for Minneapolis last Friday
evening, where they will spend the win.
ter.
Charles Lewis, while handling a reyol.
yer last Monday evening, accideptly shot
himself in one Of his arms. DIR. Riggs
Was summoned and attended TO the
bleeding member.
! b. Il. Place, living In the vicinity Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20
Reporter 50 Farmer.
JOHN w. ARTHUR, Editor.
Thursday, December 70, 1909,

No wonder the democrats in Con-
gress are quiet; there is nothing for
them to say.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-20

Verdon, says 1t is not out !,
mention that recently one Of ~ p''cs %
gave birth to three calves. He Saws sows
Dakota is the place to live. '0atA
In spite of a cold north wind s...
evening q number Of the school MAJ 'y
Glen Bryan gathered at his boma 3
had a good time in general. M aaa
pal feature was a candy pun. '''i
Mrs. NJ. Knudson, of Rio, Wis
OF G. N. knudson, of this place. danou'
this life at her home in wiscons PARED
Saturday morning. She had raooh iat
age OF four score and four years.
Last Tuesday evening the ri.
Workmen elected the following az
for the ensuing year; NJ. W In,'
cord foreman, John Benson: ova.s
A. +. Bigelow; guide, G. A. sae,asS
corder, VIM. Carpenter; f~inanciar
Bryant; receiver, N. L. Finch. "
Geo. Stevenson; o. w, A. W
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-02-17

In recent aQdreSS on the Anglo
Boer war, ex-Judge Thomas A. Moran,
OF Chicago, spoke as follows: Never
before have we neglected to extend our
sympathy to struggling republics. To-
day we stand dumb while the greatest
monarchy of the earth strangles a ris-
ing young republic. An issue like this
must be settled in the coming cam
paign, for it touches the life of our own
republic. The party of Mckinley must
be defeated to secure security for the
future. The heart of the great Ameri-
can people, the plain people, is right on
this question. The party of infamy
must go down and that of the people
rise"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-02-17

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1t will be seen at once that in COM
parison between countries under Prot
cstant governments and countries un-
der Catholic governments, the Cathol-
les are slightly ahead in the matter OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09


5BHfMONIsHI-In this city. December 8. 1900 At
~ Main street. x Shimonishi. aged 30 years.
Services from funeral pariors Of Bonney & Stewart
this Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock interment
Lake View cemetery
CLINE-In this city. December T. 1900, at Yesler
way and First avenue T. J. Cline, aged ~ years.
Remains have been embalmcd and win be shipped
10 Albany. Or. today By Bonney Stewart for
interment
oBENHAY-In this city, December 8. 1900. Fred
Obcnhay. aged 70 years. Remains at Bonney 4
Stewards.
NOONEY--In this city, December 7. 1900, at the
family residence. eo4 Kinnesr place, Helen. infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Mooney
oHANK-In this city. December Q, 1900 Edward
b.. beloved husband Of Mrs. y. A. shank. aged
81 years
Funeral notice later. Remains at Bonnsy q
Stewards
MAxwELL--In this city December 8. 1900. at the
family residence, lfI1 Twentieth avenue Mrs.
Agnes. beloved Wife Of Colin MAXWELL. aged Il
years.
Funeral from the family residence this Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends invited 10 attend.
ynterment Lake View cemetery.
RICHARDs-At South Park. December Q. 1900.
Dan Richards, aged 70 years.
Services from funeral psriors Of Bonney & Stewart
this sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock under aus
pieces Of Camp No. s.i72. Modern woodmen Of
America Interment Lake View cemetery,
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TAILoR-MADE CLorHryo.

SOMETHING new in Seattle. a t.r--
made clothing house; made on o,,s u'
premises What is tailor-made clo,hs'E
Clothing that is made OF the fness ~
sorted cloth. cut by practical rvs..
made by practical taiiors. No sss.
work. You'll find style. Mt, good cus,s.
In our tailor-made clothing dcpa rtrsss.S
Well sell you a tailor-made suit chSss
than you can buy factory-msde. w
enue south. -
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LICENSES TO WED.

aLcenses TO wed were yesterday issued for 8. o..
Aux cd and Hulda r. Anderson t2D, both Of
ANA; Frank II. Hanson ts21 Of Colby, and Lii
On Allen tyo1, Of Seattle; Elmer W. Duvsn t26l.
= sple Creek Colo, and Blanche f. Lewis (2z 4,
z, fe, Mont Frank Goreska 1851 and Eliza l..
Z. Ag2), Wesley welch 1907 and Lena Henderson
[,NRf Seattle; Clyde o. Morrow ca. of Seat
Il Aieliie Hushey la0l. of Aberdeen.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S3 Terry avenue, first hill; seven rooms:
attractive; modern; $40. Phone, Red
T9sn
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HELP NORTHUMBERLAND.

WANTED-Woman from 30 to IS to act as
cashier; one who understands bookkeep-
ing preferred; no application will be con-
sidered unless accompanied by first-class
references; must start with moderate
salary, with good chance for advance
ment; state salary expected. Address
X 2, care Post-Intelligencer.
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Bureau for reliable female help; perma-
nent Places finest families; best wages
for every line of work; several rush or
ders listed, city and country. 1105 Third.
Phone, Green 1901.
SEATTLE Employment Office has places
IN al lines listed: cooks, mattresses,
try orders solicited; prompt service; new
location. GOA Pike. Phone. Buff 1856.
BE successful, write advertisements; we
have taught by mail graduates who are
book tells everything Page. Davis Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
SEATTLE Employment ONCE has places
listed for all positions; several close in;
make your wants known at Goa Pike;
phone, Bun 1856.
wAN1ED-Experienced reliable girl for
general housework. Apply between .
a. m. and p m, at ZIG Second avenue,
or 404 Harvard avenue north after
Pm.
MRS w. GOOD. general manager OF the
Balm OF Figs. and also Mrs. Monells
| remedies; lady agents wanted. ZIG Tay-
Tor avenue north. Phone. Lake 1851:
wANTED-At Hotel Brunswick. a cham
bermaid: single woman; strong. healthy
| and willing to learn; good home, best
wages
| PLEASANT, profitable employment, To-
| cal or travelling ladies and gentlemen.
1914 Pike, near Sixth. Douglas.
| WANTED Competent girl or midde-aged
| woman for housework: wages $40; small
| family. 30 Maynard avenue
wANTED-Two girls Apply, at Union
| Hand Laundry Monday morning; 109
| West Washington street.
wANTED--Girl to cook and do general
| Homework: family of two; call In morn
ing. 419 Terry avenue.
| wANTEDSAn experienced ',neckband
ironer immediately at Empire laundry.
1893 First avenue. -
wANTED--Ladies to sell perfume 81 per
day and expenses. Call room 96 Seattle
| hotel Wilson z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girls for skirt
and waist making Apply 1900 Second
avenue.
BRIGHT young girl or boy to sell tickets;
Sc for every 20 tickets sold. 1112 Seventh
GIRL for general housework; good home
to reliable party. Call 726 Twentieth
| WANTED--Good cook to go on farm by
the year. Apply DR.. p. Reeves. Korn
block.
WANTED-Girl for general homework;
two In family. 1882 Fifteenth avenue.
COMPETENT and experienced woman for
nurse. III Fifteenth avenue north.
wANTED-A girl or woman, for house
work 1S Fifteenth avenue north.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. housekeeper. 1l511
Washington street flirStafrsl
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FoUR-RooM furnished cottage. GOA Pike
street.
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wANTED-MIscELLANEoUs-

HIGHEST price paid for all kind, -.
ond-hand household and Office en-
ture, carpets. stoves, etc. Thomr-C
Furniture Company. zoos First avenss
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MISCELLANEOUS


JOHN & WILSON co.
and 3 Boston Block
Houses and Lots. Bargains--f at H.
- H,o~; az 1890. ] at sz.s& ""
t.sO0
Vacant Lots l20xl2o. business CORE,
cheap. 2i0xf5. corner, FIRST hin. -
gain. lots IN all parts Of the eity. =
Lodging Hen2es-69 rooms, USE
rooms, '2.&9. ~ rooms. 81 zoo; feonaa
sS'5. IS rooms. 81 40; is rooms. u.f&
rooms. 100. rooms. 500. :.
grocery stores~-l at $3.50; al 800; =
$1,000. n
Restaurants at 81 600. nj ts5A:
81 800. I at 1900
Drug Stores1 at 81. zoo: ] at 81 so.
kakery business at sacrifice.
Flaming mill al a bargain.
WE buy. sell. rent. exchange. stofe ~.
commission on everything IN ssey&~
hand machinery. LoRgers supply -
rSf Railroad avenue south. Phonsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09

FNT IAtFFFIs
Now Is tho time for good light; the stan
dard" gas lamp makes the hest. white
and brilliant. generate I'm y minute by
suspended torch: unnecessary 20 hold
IL; single lighta. IS. double. $3.50; beat
gas mantles Pacific Gao Lamp Com
pany. 1909 First avenue Phone. Main
tsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09

WANTED-Second-h hand househo,d
office furniture; highest prices paid NJ
Front Furniture Company, Iis 49,
avenue south. Telephone, Red ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09

BUYING or selling household goods. -
that little, reliable second hand 49,
507 pike. You know him? Ogden. ~
cheapest: pays most.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09

IF YOU HAVE any horses. hsrn.-.
wagons, buggies TO sell, cali AZ ~
Western avenue, NJ J. Walker. 7ef<,
phone. Bun 1851.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09

statesmen WANTED-Liberal contract
for 1901 10 sell complete quantity assort-
ment; retailer guaranteed at least one
third profit or money, refunded; long
terms OF credit; unstable goods ex-
changed; beautiful illustrated IW-page
catalogue furnished each customer. Adj
dress, giving age and previous occupa-
ton, 3. X Guenther, p. o. Box 100.
Chicago. Ill
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MEMS suits and oserooats, made to or
der. Sit aud ups perfect az and work
manship guaranteed II, n Brooks &
Co, is2T Second avenue
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wANTED-BoARD.

WANTED-Young gentleman desires
breakfast, dinner and nice room with
refined private family: price no object.
Address N A. Post-Intelligencer.
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Monthly Regulator. the only
sure and safe remedy; never fails; posi-
lively guaranteed; can be obtained only
from lady physician at the Paris ana
New York Medical Electrolysis ms l.
tute, sos-S10 Washington Building. First
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wAxTEp-RooMs WITH BOARD.

WANTED-Two or three unfurnished
rooms and board for three adults; have
plano and will give lessons il desired
highest references given. Address 5 4,
Post-Intelligencer.
WANTED-By married couple, board and
suite of rooms with all convenienees in
private family, for a few months; re-
ferences. Address II 5, care Post-ln-
telligencer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18
Ell Partido
Democratico NacionaI.

esHemos ter1ido ocasi0u de leer
una mportant1sima carta, proce'
dcnte de New York, en- la cual hay
detul!es 6 instrucciones para la for,
maci6n del Partido Democratjco Ma
ciuna'.
Desprendese de aquel]a que la
idea dc organizar el partido en- la
isIa la sido acogida con gran entu'
siasmo por los mas autorizados re.
representatives de esa agrupaci6n
en- la Metr6roli.
Proponen sus leaders la ratifi'
caci6n en- las promesas consignadas
en- Ia plataforma de Kansas City; ell
recOnOcimiento los comites de Ia is
la como centros autorizados del gran,
Partido; exigen ell nombramiento de
IN ccmisionado para las reuniones
que tendran efecto en- el pr6ximo
mes de Setiem bre, concediendc es'
to comisionado la misma represen'
taci0n que los dc los demas Esta'
dos, y voz y voto en- todas las deli
beraciones dc la junta general que
Sc llevara q cabo & mediados del re.
ferido mes
El pueblo de Puerto Rico, ten.
dra pues un colaborador espontaneo
y decidido, que trabajara desintere
sadamente en- pro de su organiza
cj6n polftico-administrativa bajo la
base inquebrantable del <Self-gover
mentS
Es muy possible que dentro de
pOcos dias llegue La isla un conf
sion ado del partido con amplias fa'
cultades para la propaganda y orga
uizaci6n
Go ahead
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18
De Arecibo.

Nuestra simpatica amiga la Srta
Lola Fernandez t;ene va c asi prepa
rada en- Arecibo la velada ]frico lite
rarja que muy pronto Sc efectuara
en- aquel teatro.
El espectaculo sera interesante,
pues sabido es que Lola sabe organi
Ear con esmero esta clase de actos:
Cuenta con el valioso concurso de
una pl@yade de distinguidas senori
tas, cabaheros y ninos de esa culta
sociedad, aumentando Ell attractive
de esta fiesta Ia interesante coopera
con de bellas damas y apreciables
caballeros transeuntes:
Se~pondra en- escena las chisto
sas pleas <Salvese Ell que pueda, y
xBodas ocultas>, dos preciosos CO.
ros del <Cabo primero>, duos, dia
logos, romanzas couplets, etc To
do bajo Ia competente direction de
los Sres Calder6n y Gambia, termi
nando ell festival que la senorita
Fernandez ofrece en- despedida la
galante caritativa sociedad areci j.
befa con los admirables ''Cuadros
vivos'' bajo ia direction de los espo
sos Lago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18
Un jefe boer.

Ha llegado Zaragoza Mr.. Pc
trus Darius, de ssor1gen boer, prisio
nero con las fuerzas de Cronje en- el-
campamento de Pardeberg
Segun refere dicho se11or, fu@
conducido q Santa Elena en- union
de los 46 o6ciales que con 81 cayeron
en- podsr de los ingleses
Cuenta setenta amos de edad,
mandaba un commando de unos 400
hombres, y tom6 parte en- las san
grientas acciones de Spion Kop
RI aspecto de dicho senior es
sinpatico, usa luenga barba y cabe
)}era blanca.
Con graves riesgos logr6 la eva
sion de la mencionada isla, huyendO
en- la barca de un pescador hasta
ganar un buque extranjero que 10
trajo Burdeos.
Ahora Sc dirige a Santander,
donde espera conseguir pasaie para
su pals.
Su Residential era Johannesburg,
donde tenia un establecimiento de
ferrete"fa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18
EI'''iiia presidential
en- EStad0s Unid0s.

Asunto del dia muy interesante
es II que comienza ventilarse en- la
gran Repdb]ica Americana con mo.
two de cumplirse va ell periodic pre-
siden oial de Mac Kinley.
Sc aprestan los I artidos q la lu
cha eleccionaria Los imperialistas
haran fuerza de velas para obtener
Ia reelection del funestO retenedor
de Cuba y esclavizador de Puerto
Rico y F'ilipinas
Los anti imperialistas, los ver-
dadoros dem6cratas americanos, los
que hicieron la grandeza moral y ma
terial de Estados Unidos y que Sc
mantienen feles q las hermosas ira
diciones de los Washington, los Fran
kiln y Lincoln; los que, tai vez con
mas calor que nosotrOs, condenan
esa politica reaccionaria y libertici
da; esos Sc aprestan tambien con to
das sus fuerzas combatir la reelee
ci6n del cesareo Mac Kinley, )levan
do como candidate al democratic
Bryan, probable restaurador, en- la
Presidencia, de las buenas tradicio
nes de Estados TnidOs.
Con estos van todos nuestros
votos nuestros mas fervientes de
secs; sintiendo no tene1 aun estable
cida nuestra edici6n de Nueva York
para haber alberto energica campa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18
Una Carta
de JeSuCriSto.

Telegratian de Londres 10 que
sigue:
"EI corresponsal de daily Ex'
press' Ell Roma, ha enviado & su
diario el facs1mil de una ir>orjp
ci6n d6rica que Sc ha encontcadO en-
la puerta de un antique paIaciO de
Efeso, y que ha sido c0mun;cada al
Congress- arqueol6gico por t'I rrVt"'
sOr Bohrmann, de la UniVeroidEo a.
Viena.
81 professor Murray del Music
I3ritanico, que ma examiLado dictO
facs1mil, declara que no Sc puedo
poner Ell duda su autenticiaad, y quc
tiene gran importancia hi>t0rlc%.
pues prueba que es cierta Ia ;>*cVo
raci6n hecha por G! historiadDr s;t
grado Eusebio, de que Aboguro dc
-Efeso cambio cartas con Jesucrj>tO:
Las cartas Ell question estan es
critas en- caracteres slriocaldonS, y
| de AbOgaro esta concebida On los
siguientes terminus:
<He dido hablar de II de las
curas que has conseguidO sin en-
plear hierbas, nj medicameptos. Sc
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