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Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28

home from Monroe. where she has been
attending school.
Mrs. Annie Hamilton, who Is vel
known here. died at Denver, Colorado,
March 5, 1901, Of pneumonia.
Rev. .Sibert filed his regular appoint
ment at Brown school house last Sab
bath for the FIRST time in several months.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28

Geo. II. Hines, Of Portland, assistant
secretary OF the Oregon Historical So-
ciei,, arrived here hast Thursday and
staycd over until Friday afternoon. MIR.
Hines came up 60 confer with Miss
Anna OsleSDy, in regard to design for
4 permanent badge for the Oregon State
Press Association, both Of whom were
.appoinIad on committee for that pur-
pose by President Stewart at the meet
Ing OF the Association at Ashland last,
fall. Another reason for his visit here
was to secure a rife that DR.. 0glesby
used in the battle Of Willow Springs,
with the Bannock Indians, near rendle-
ton, Or, in 1873. This valuable histor-
ical relic will be added TO the collection
ii the rooms 81 the Oregon Historical
Society. He also obtained pistol, the
property Of s. L. Moorhead, that is sid
io have been in the battle Of Waterlot.
Mr.. Hines spent Thursday evening as
the guest Of DR.. Ogleshy and fssSiiy.
MANY interesting anecdotes and per-
sonal experiences during their trip
across the plains were related by both
gentlemen.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28

II. j. Frasier went to Junction yester-
day 10 make arrangements for establish.
Ing a branch office Of the Lane County
Land aud Loan Companys-Guard. Yes,
junction is attracting great deal OF
attention at the present time, especially
abroad,
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28

There is nothing new that can be SAID
in favor Of the Rambler bicycle. 1t
has BEEN on the market twenty-five
years and during all OF that time has
been the favorite with bicycle riders.
The new 1901 Rambler "Spec-
ial" is four or five pounds lighter Than
any Rambler ever before turned out,
and as true as steel and skill can make
them. Call at Wright's furniture store
and see them.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28
GOOD ADVICE.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those Suffering from Dyspep-
sia ard Liver ComplaintN More than
IS per cent. Of the people iii the United
States are afflicted with these two dis
eases and their effects: such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitusl Cos
tiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Heartburn, Water brash, Craving and
Burning Pains at the Pit Of the Stom-
ach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and
Dlsagreeahle Taste in the Mouth, Com
ing up OF Food after Eating, etc. Go to
Mueller 4 HITS and get bottle Of
August Flower for 75 cents. Two doses
will relieve you Try 1T. Get Green IS
Prize Almanac
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28

Mrs. i. y. Moore returned from q
visit al Rosebuig Saturday.
G, i, Hurlburt made busincss trip
10 Portland last of the week.
Barney May, oflIarrisburg, came over
70 Junction for short visit Sunday.
Mrs. I. N. HenIbree and daughter, Of
Fern Ridge, were iD town shopping last
week.
Mics Belle MillIcan went TO Eugene
Friday night Gnd returned Sunday on
the local.
T. i. Aabury and wife, Of Lo,g Tom,
were doing some trading With on: ner.
chants Friday.
DR.. n. H. Lee went TO Eugene yester.
day 10 see hls son, County Clerk Il. u.
Lee. who Ii III.
Wayne Gibbs camG down from Wcnd-
ling this week aud expects 10 leave soon
for Eastern Oregon.
y. II. Ferguson, Oliver Mays and J
X. Tnrnbow, oil Of Long Tom district,
were In town Saturday.
]. A. Becker, son Of j.. J. Becker, who
has Leen attending school al Corvallis
returned home yesterday.
l.. y. Upmeyer and w. l.. Wright
two OF HarrIsbuFg's prominent business
men, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. ". Geary left for Portland OF
the local Sunday afternoon 10 be absen
Tor some time. She will visit with heI
| father.
DR.. ogIesby went TO Cottage Grove
| Monday 20 engage men 10 20 10 work a
Bohemia for tho Golden Slipper Mininl
and Milling Go.
Harry Bowers, who has been spend
ing thr winter here, left yesterday 70
Bohemia, where he will work for th'
Golden Slipper Mining and Milling Go
John Davies, tailor, u Eugene, was il
town Saturday. lie came IN from rs
trnp, where he had been spending
week visiting with Postmaster Peterson
Of that place.
| Rev. J. d. Slbort and family are mak
inc arrangements to move to Arkansa,
They expect 10 leave abont the 18th {
next month. Mrs. sibert's health
not good in hisclimate.
! Esther Cox and sister, Miss May Bea
man, Of Franklin, were in town SBtut
day, the former taking the train for III
gene. Miss Cox will begin teaching d
the Union district school In the nea
future.
Milton MeRoberls and wife, oi Prime,
ton, Ind, arrived in town on Satnrda
mornings overland. Mrs. McRober
Is sister 10 4. a. Foster, who Ii SO y
riously i'll with the dropsy at the hon
OF his father-in.law, Casper Rickard,
Judge n. Il, Butler, Of Monmontl
was IN town yesterday visiting with h
. daughter, Mrs. a. Il Martin. Judg
Butler has been 10 Eugene 10 attend
meeting of the Board oi Regents,
which he IL n member. lie left Tor hon
on yesterday afternoons north bour
] local.
T. w. Boqua, who has just returnt
from Washington, where be has bee
establishing agencies for the Acme In
row, manufactured in Millington, n. !
was in town Saturday. Mr.. Boqua owl
farm OF ll6 acres two and half mil,
west Of Irving, this county, part OF Il
old Ben Mulkey place, which he pu
: chased from Mrs. Haswell.
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Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28

This Ia the season when housecleaniug
begins to receive consideration. A new
carpet for the parlor. sitting room or
bedroom, and new mating for the
kitcaen and halls, add thousand per
cent 20 the appearance Of home. You
viii find just what you want in this line
at w. l.. Wright'S furniture store and at
prices that are right.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28

Additional Monroe Correspondence.
MIR. Bristow's little boy is ON the i'm
prove.
-R. Hall, Of Dusty, is still lying very
i'll at Corvallis, His father made him d
visit one day last week.
Several million feeto Of oregonlumber
has heen contracted for by California
dealers. The Starr 4 Horton Mills are to
do the saving.
Prof. John T, Meakin, lecturer of the
w. 0. w, delivered al address "a the
people OF this place at the NJ. E. Church
Tuesday evening.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28
MONROE.

-. T. Carpenter vent to Corvallis on
business last Thursday.
--Born--To Mrs. j Carpenter, Friday
March %, 1901, little girl.
CLAY Starr left here for Eastern
Washington this week, where he will
handle fruit trees this spring.
--E. j. Fay, OF Portland, drummer
for Woodland 4 Clarke, was transacting
business with the merchants OF Monroe
Friday.
Will Evans came up by stage from
Corvallis, where he has been attending
the o. a. G. He will work in saw
mill west Of Monroe.
Sol Richardson killed very large
grey eagle, which has been doing some
damage among sheep below Monroe.
IL measured z feet from tip to zip, the
largest one of the kind that has beer,
killed around here.
The oasis., 1901-11-02

The broad gudge railway from Naco is now running trains as Tar as Vlila Verde--aoouJ half Wa, W n Il C freight into camp. Early in Decem- Der trains will be running rlght ihto camp. and the hard work Of staging and frelghtiug will be done away with.
 Ia all the mines there has been ike wise great activity and big deVeiop- ments are constantly taking place aud new and immense bodies of nigh grade ores are being constantly uncovered. In the Capote mine alone toere Is d body of high grade sulphide ores 22o feet across, one thousand feet or more in length. already developed to depth of several hundred feet, with it's ultimate depth still undetermined. The Puertecito, the Elisa, the Esper' aDza. the Veta Grande, the Cobre Grande and other mines included in the bunch all make fine and improved showings of ore.
 At tue main shafts at the Esper- anza and the Veta Madre large hoists that will each sink 2O00 feet, are in course of erection. smaller hoists or
 1000 feet capacity are going up at
 other shafts.
 Changes as great are observable in
 the main camp, just below the reduc-
 tion works. The big two-story brick building for the company's store IS
 rapidly approaching completion, and
 will soon be ready for occupancy. A smaller two-story brick building
 which was intended for hotel Is now completed; but it has been found in- l sufficient for the purpose lntenoed, and is to be utilized as a club house and reading room for empioyes. All other aud much larger structure will 7 be reared for hotel purposes. ? Handsome cottages for the use ol employees are being erected just a. [ fast as materials eau be brought II 7 and men cau put them together [ Upon all sides are life energy an( $ growth. With half an eye one eau se' E that the camp will soon become on' | of the greatest mining and coppe f producing centers iu the world.
The oasis., 1901-11-02
THE SIG COPPER CAMP.
wonaerfui Growth and development at
 La Cananea.

and magnitude or the wofk ID pro' press. But when he returns after a lapse of couple of months and notes the vast change that have in that time occurred, he begins to arrive at a conclusion that his first impressions reached but most inadequate grasp of the colossal magnitude of the en. terprise. Let him return, however, two or three months later and the great additions made in SO short a time to the monstrous machinery, with the embryonic pre- parations for other additions, serve to cause hlm to again revise his impressions Of the magnitude of the enterprise, and to declare that the limit which so short time since seemed beyond reach has long since been passed. 1t can truth fully be said that never in the history of the development of colossal enter prises has one grown and expanded more rapidly than this.
 Within three months there has been added to the reduction plant third Mitchell hot blast smelling furnace. with daily capacity ot treat. ing 300 tons of ore, and the found- ations are being laid for fourth now on the way. Two more Of the same size and capacity have been ordered, and another with a daily capacity or 400 tons. The present daily capacity of the plant is reduction of about TOO tons of ore yielding about l5O tons of copper matte daily. The plans adopted are for plant which will produce 6,000,000 pounds per month Of metallic copper
 The plant now includes three big "Mjchell Hot Blast Smelling Fur. naces." Two are each Of 200 tons daily capacity, and the third, which was blown in for the first time early in October, has capacity of 300 tons daily. Foundations are being laid for two more 300 ton furnaces, Of the same type and pattern, now being made in San Francisco, and prepar' ations are in hand in the company'' shops at La Cananea to build another of 400 tons daily capacity. Six con yerters-three of the largest size eve made-are also being made for th' plant and the foundations thereto are being laid. An immense smoke stack is now in process of erection upon stone base 40x40 which is twenty eight feet high, with stack towerin Ig2 feet above the masonry, and 22 feet over all. The masonry foundatio encloses a big dust chamber which to he connected with the furnaces b an immense dust iue several hundre feet in length and near twenty feet i diameter, at the place of entrance the chamber.
 Above and back of the preser mower house new power house is i course of erection, and two great el zines of the Corliss type, jointly ( about 45O Fl. P are DOW on the groun and in course of aggregation.
 Heretofore the hue dust has bet taken from the fues and wheeled
 the furnaces, but recently brique ting machine has been added to u plant, and the before feeding it in the furnace the dust is now made int briouettes. which saves the dne bt valuable particles from falling throup the fire, as they did formerly'
 The narrow guage railway Is nc completed as far as La Chiyatera' al brings to the reduction works or from that and adjacent mines
The oasis., 1901-11-02

At the Pedro Bustamante Barber shop. on Calle Elias. Nogales. Son, tou can get hot or cold bath Tor fifty ceots Mex, or three bath yickets for sl co Mex
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

IWUFSH %OSs uN
 Lenox She'll Hair Pins, worth and I5c at and HO' Dorcas Black Knitting Cotton, worth &c., at- 4 Hair Pin Cabinet worth &c., at ---~------~ A Barbours Linen Thread worth Ioc at-.- 5' Hair Brushes, worth I5c. at-------- 7
 Wire Hair Brushes, worth LOG. at ~-~--------- $ Assorted Dress Buttons, worth HOG. at 2' Royal CuticIe Soap, worth Sc. at -~----------- 2C White Floating Soap, worth 6c. at ~--- 4 VlOetta Toilet Soap, worth 6c. at----------~-- A Witch Hazel SOap worth 6c. 6c.at---.------------ 4C Spool Knitting Silk, worth HOG. at G Spool SilkOton, worth 6c. at--------~ ------ 4C Clark's Crochet Cotton, worth SC. at 2C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

BOLERO JACKETS. Of course these garments are
 too high toned ever to be left i'm race for public favOr--and wouldn't be mixed up in this sale now were it not that the importer mis- understood our order and sent us few in place of silk wasts--which offer at sacrifice rather than 20 to the expense of sending back.
 So Ladies very fine, stylish and beautiful tucked Black Taffeta BOlerO Jackets with white SIX lin- ing, worth $IS.Oo at $o4S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
MEMS AND LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS.

MEN'S AND LADIES' You may ask yOurseIf now 1t is that we could get mill ends
 i'm handkerchlefs when they are all corners. That's just the reason own them so cheap--there was no end to the manufacturers we secured corner on them at about 25c in the dOllar--wfliCh enables to SeIl ROO dozen best quality Mems and Ladies' hem- Istitched Handkerciefs worth FOG to Soc at SC, DC ITC. and I0C. .'.#f
 200 dozen Ladies' highest grade Initial Handker- chiefs Box containing half dozen worth $I.Oo at 40c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

Every man who wears suspenders knows what (iuvots are. Hence it's only necessity to say that this spIendidIy made and comfortably wear ing Suspender will be on sale here is week at TEc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

Plaids for waists, skirts INaa4 EWQS 4U dresses worth 35c. at Dress (OOdS And Silks
 - school etc.. worth ISc at 65c at zgc. .4 -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

MILL ENDS Booth Tooth Powder, worth FOG. at LAC IN NOTIONS. Royal Tooth Powder, worth IOc. at 7c
 Fancy Trimming Braid, 17 yards,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

No matter how much wages may be reduced or inc speed of machinery increased, nothing but over production can reduce Hosiery from ISc. for Mems and Ladies' to our price this week sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

Mill Ends I'm we doubt 3 % if youm m find ~ single field in Embroderies And Laces the opportunity for
 have--tO dispose quantities Sun an importer had at less than haH price wn O offer this week
 35oOO yards and Hamburg CamOc ana 'acOnet Edgng and Inserting, worth 2Sc at Eoc -
 yards wide TOrchOn ana 0ner aCeS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-09
C0legi0 de San Pablo
en- ell edifici0 antique Seminari0

Este Colegio en- ell que bajo la
Immediate direction del Obispu Dio
cesaro, Sc daran las ensenanzas com
pletas de la instruction primaria ele
mental y superior y Sc preparan a
lumnos para 'iDgresar en- las diver
sas Universidades de los Estados
Unid IS, Sc inaugurara el 10 del co
rriente mes FL Sr Obispo celebra'
ra Misa en- la capilla del colegio a
las 81 de la mafana y tambien diri
gira algunas palabras los estudian
tes y los pr otectores del estableci
miento.
Sc invita- cordialmente q los ami
gos de la juventud estudiosa y to
dos los que tengan interes en- la bye
ma marcha del Colegio, para que
asistan este acto. Ell mismo dia
Sc empezara organizar las clases.
FL Sr Obfspo Sc encontrar8 en-
ell PalacioOEpiscopal todos los dias
]aborables de 9 q 10 de la maflana y
de 4 q 5 de la tarde. para recibir &
los estudiantes que deseen matricu
]arse, q sus padres encargados y &
cuantas personas SO interesan por
ell exito>del Colegio. )
Los prospectos y programmes
para la ensef1anza solicitaran del di-
rector Mr. F. G. Biodgett. en- el mis-
mo colegio.
S al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-09

re View orl< ard orfo- 1SlGo|
STEAMSHIP COMP ANY
LINEA REGULAR DE YAPOREs
CoRRE0SsDE LOS +. u
EL VAPOR SAN JUN, =
sALDRA FL % DE- ENERO
Admite oarga pasajeros. r
Los Vdpores
"PORTORICO" Y ''LOhGFELlOW.,

80 de que va hablamos en- esta re-
vista:
La comisi6n de legislation supli
CO Sc aceptara este bill con una en-
mienda.
Fn@ puesto 4 discussion y como
nadie hizo nso de IL palabra, Sc voto
fu6 apfobado, pasando 4 la conf
sion de leyes copiadas.
El Presidente dijo que en- la Sc
cretarfa no habfa NADIA de que tratar
propuso SO suspendiese la session
por un momento: Asf Sc hizo Is
Reanudada de nuevo Sc ley6 el
bill no 21 sobre Ia emission de bonos
para 81 pago de hipotecas. Mejia.
Tambien SO lego Ell dict4men de Ia
comisi6n de bonos dando su informe
acerca de este bill y pidiendo SO dis
uta seq uidamente: y
Zeno, secundado por Torregro
sa, pidi6 que SO dajase este bill so
bre la mesa, junto con ell dict6men
de Ia comisl6n: Fu6 acuerdo suspen
der Ia discussion de este bill hasta q.
SO vaya q discutir ell que hace refe :.
rencia q un empr9stito.
Descattes y Mendez Martinez,
hacen presente q Ia Camara, que la
muerto don Antonio Aracil, y piden
Sc haga Una suscripci6n entire los
Delegados para aliviar q la familia
del finado.
Zeno prop uso la Camara, que
Sc le participe la familia del INA,
do, la pena que II causado en- la ca.
Sc acord6. >
| Cornwell, secundado por Dome.
mech, propuso Sc diese kor termina
da la session. -
Asf Sc acord6 Fran las 11A de
la m af1ana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-09
DE MANATI.

Nos escriben de este pueblo dan
.donos cuenta de que las fiestas de
Ano Nuevo y Reyes han estado 4ni.
.madfsimas. Sc han .organizado va
rias parrandas, las que asaltan las
casas con alegres y divertidos agui-
naldos. Hasta ahora han sido asal
tadas las casas de los Sres Cortes
Hermanos, don Benito Morey, don
Federico Calaf, cuyos duef1os han
respondido con toda esplendidez a
sns asaltantes.
No han faltado en- aquel pueblo
mnchas jaranas con Ia <mdsica bra
ya,, Fin faltar en- otras Ia de viento
Nadie Sc ha acordado en- estos dfas
de Ia syucas que Sc esta sguayan-
do
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-09
*. vi O.

Ponemos en- conocimiento del
p1blico de esta ciudaa y de toda Ia
isla que dasde el dia 10 de Enero de
1901 que mos enca gados de la ven
ia del h'sI' que fabrica la compaf1fa
sThe s,a Juan Ice and Refrigera
ting Co npary, de la cual somos a
gentes i ! =, y exclusives
Los precios del hielc desde esa
fecha seran los siguientes
Por toneladas de 1000 t $12 90
;, quintales ....,... OO0O
>, lbraS. sUU vi
Los pedidos deben dirigirse a
nuestras ofcinas, Marina, calle del
del Concrete 35
NOTA-Rogamos a nuestros cons
tantes favorecedores Sc sirvan dar
cuenta q Ia administration de cual
auier queja que tuvie"e de los re
partidores de hielo & fin de poner CO
rrectivo q la falta.
San Juan PR Dcbre 81 1900:
j: GOYCO & Co
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BibliOteCa CirCulaite
para ni10S.

Nuestro.amigo ell Sr. w Berke'
ley, ha presentado para la Bihliote'
ca circulante:
En- nombre de los Sres. D. CO
Health y Co.
El Estado-por Wilson.
Literstura aamericana-por Han
thorne & Lemons.
Ell Idioma Ingles por Meikle'
johns. o.
Y on nombre de Ia <American
Book Company: p
Ell Primario-por Baldwin. = =
Nuestro libro para los peque'
nuelos-por Crosby.
El lector geografico <Nort Anne
rica-por Carpenter.
Vista de Alice q las Islas Ha'
waii -por Kroutt.
Historic de los grandes ameri-
canos-por Eggleston.
Ell verdadero ciudadano-por
Mark Wick & Smith.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-09

1h0 z nd aal R9 I9a T. q @ $500 dd'a San Fnnnod
ABIhS.

I'm filkntropo griego ha iedica
do parte de su fortuna 4 ereAr una
instituci6n tan original como digna
de sincere aplauso -
Consiste 6sta, que radicarx en- I
Corfd, On ma loterfa, cuyos billetes
90 distriouyen gratultamente entire
muchachas pobres. pero honradas,
y que reunan NADIA menos que <to-.
das, las condolences necesarias para
hacer la felicidad de IN marido.
Las xcandidatas, Be limitan
pedir un billete y entonces es cuan.
do se practican discretas averigua-
clones acerca de su conducts, que
debe ser irreprochable.
Deben. poseer adem&s todos los
conooimientos indispensables para
el gobierno del hogar. Acerca de
este punto Sc efectta un ex4men ri.
guroso. :
Una vez admitidas, participant
de 10 loterfa, en- la que resultan
agraciados con dotes los ndmeros
Este demuestra una c6ss por de
prodto: que en- Corfu, como en- otras
muchAs parties, el dote es, por rsgla
general, 10 que atrae & los maridos.
A pesar de las negatives opuss-
tas por algunos peri6dicos, resulta
cierto que 10 bella y simp&tica sobe'
rama de Portugal, realfz6 hace alg1n
tempo un acto de valor-her0icO 81
se tiene en- cuenta Ia debifdad del
sexo bello-de salvar lavida { un
marinero alem&n que se ahogaba 81
estarss baf1ando en- la playa de Gas.
caes.
Hace poccs dias el conde de
Hattenbach, embajador de Alena.
mia On LisboA, entreg6 por orden
de su soberano, 6 10 augusta DANA,
una medalla de salvamento.
Este es un tanto de buena ley
que deben apuntarse los partidarios
del feminis mo.
Sc anuncia oticiosamente que Ia
reina Victoria no saldra este invier-
no de Inglaterra y que por ahora,
al menos, ha renunciado & todo pro-
yecto de viaje por el continente.
La reina permanecefa en- Wind
sor, regrasando despues, como dc
costumbre, Osborne.
~.
<La Correspondencia Militar,
habla de la formacion de 1ung nueve
partido en- Espa1aa, del que dice Il
siguiente:
<Y ell espfritu de efe nuevo par
lido, Ia tendencia de esos hombre!
| que van & unirse estrechanente pa
ra salvar Ia Monarqufa, la conduct,
one seguiran aqu6llos sera la tnic,
que puede y debe ser en- los momen
tos actusles; la reorganization y 9
engrandecimiento del Ej6rcito, par'
que contando con esta base solida ,
duradera, Sc consiga reorganizar
engrandecer la patria.s
| Con OCCASION de las discordia
que Sc sef1alan entire los aliados de
Celeste Imperio, se>atribuye al prfn
cipe Li-Huog<chang Ia siguient
frase:
<Lo mejor para nosotros Q
manteuernos tranquilos, no mover
nos, nj hacer absolutameute NADIA
pues ne tardar&n clos diablos, g
agarrarse de los pelos.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-09
MUEBLES BARATOS.

Sill erias de Viena negras, y
nogal. Sillerias Americans varios
precios. Juegos de habitacion y CO.
medor, Escritorios comerciales y
para Sra Lamparas, camas, cunas,
espejos para sala, consolas galerias
para cortinas, sillas y sillones ANA
rillos y otros artfculos en- "Los No
vios" Fortaleza 43
Map
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Ha sido multado en- 10 dollars
don Jose Reyes. vecinos de Puerta
de TERRA, por mandar & Ia venta
pan incomplete, siendole decomisa'
do por la policia al repartidor Ma.
nuel Miranda.