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Arizona republican., 1903-05-22

 wants piece work Inquire at the office of the Arizona Water company.
 Furnished Rooms with or without rooms at The Doris. g s. Second ave. ROOMSUse of bath: also housekeeping rooms: nice shade: no invalids. 207 E. Buchanan St.
 Miscellaneous Mants by a millionaire) a furnished or room house. central ly located. with shade Address J. A. M., this office.
 enced male nurse; will accompany patient going east for car-fare; best of references furnished. Address or call at S4 East Washington street WANTED-To purchase or rent good office desk. J. Henry Wood. 42 x. Center street.
 WANTED-Partner with $2.OOO to in vest in range cattle. Address L. NJ. Republican.
 YOUNG man would like to care for furnished house during summer months; best of references Apply H. A., Republican office. wANTED-Poultry.h hens s5.50: springs from sS.50 to s4. Ducks. 50 cents. EA OlSan wANTED-Ten inches or more of Salt canal water. c. H. Snidow. Valley Pride Creamery.
 N WANTED-Select party of four to ac- company me and share expenses of two months camping trip through White Mountain Indian reservation Hunters paradise) via. Montezuma castle, Montezuma we'll and natural bridge; then Grand Canyon and other points of interest; most attractive tour in Arizona. Call II West Adams street -ss
 HAVE your letters typewritten at the office of the Arizona Water company. CASH for developing and working en- couraging mining prospects. D. M. Hough, Philadelphia, Pa. wANTED-By responsible party, home
 to keep for the summer. No chil- dren. Address Republican office. WANTED-Money to loan on insured
 Baled Hay in sums from s200 to Sl.0e0 at good rates. E. E. Pascoe. no N. Center St.
 lWANTED-Cheap lands under the Ari- zona canal; with or without water rights; cash. Address Box 11e5. WANTED-You to know that we will
 pay you cash for your secondhand goods. or will exchange new ones for
 them. Dorris-Heyman Furniture Go. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experf-
 enced card reader. tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen.
 50 cents. 2S1 Buchanan street, corner of Third street.
 CLOTHING or delicacies for the poor
 and sick can be left at the rooms of
 the Women's Christian Temperance Union. corner of Monroe and Central Ave. They will be carefully distri- tuted. Those in need please cali.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-22

First publication May IS.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-22

FOR SALE-Household furniture con sisting of chairs. tables, baby car riage, tables bed room sets. etc. at 655 North 7th ave.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-22

FOR SALE-Gentle horse. harness and buggy: cheap. Call at once 442 Indi- ana st.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-22

FOR SALE-On installment plan, modern brick cottage, good location; money to loan on first-class real es- tate. THE VALLEY REALTY CO. 13 N. Center St.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13
The names OF John P. Adams

The names of John P. Adams
w. H. Gardner, ]. #. Gregory, G. B
White, S. S. Alexander and A. H.
Briggs appear in The Commercials
announcement column to-day. These
gentlemen were selected as candi-
dates for Aldermen of Union City
by he temperance peoples commit
tee and they have consented for
their names to be used. They are
among Union City's best citizens
honorable, high toned Christian
men, clean.lipped and clean-lived
and if they are elected Aldermen
next January will do everything in
their power to enforce the laws.
They are all men of ability and are
capable of attending to city affairs
and discharging the duties of the
office in an intelligent manner
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13
DEPARTMENT STORE DEAL.
Morgan & Hardy Bros. Dissolve PART
nership and J. r. Morgan Becomes
Manager.

Late yesterday afternoon deal
was consummated in the depart
ment stores of Morgan & Hardy
Bros, whereby Geo. S. and G. p.
Hardy retire from that establish
ment and ] r. Morgan becomes
one of the owners and proprietors.
Mr.. Morgan is senior member of
of the firm, which has conducted
mercantile business OF very large
magnitude here for nearly twenty
years and is we'll known, as are al
so the retiring members of the COM
pany, Messrs. G. S. and G. 2. Har-
dy. The deal simply embraces
transfer of the stock of G. S. and
c. P. Hardy to ]. r. Morgan, the
balance of shares being held by
Messrs. Morgan, Andrews, Nail
ling, and Arm. Mr.. Morgan in
forms us that at present the
name VIII remain the same, out IN
the course of a few months the
style of the company will be
changed. In the change Mr.. Geo.
Hardy will give his attention to the
Mills of the Morgan & Hardy Grain
Co., while Mr.. c. P. Hardy will re-
main in the shoe department of the
stores for a season. These enter
,rising merchants ask the readers
attention to the page ad. next week
which will contain some important
nd interesting announcements.
1he Commercial wishes every one
t these gentleman success in all
heir separate undertakings.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

The representatives of the Pa
ducah Cooperage Company, Mr. Hol-
lingshead and Mr.. Faulkner, were
were in the city this week making
final arrangements to move a
heading factory here. The coun.
cilmen, complying with their agree
ment, give tt EN- a free lease of wa
ter and lights and exemption from
city tax for five years. The fac.
tory buildings will be put up
Immediately and machinery shipped
in promptly. The factory will be
located on the lots adjoining the
grounds OF the N, c. & st. L. Ry.
freight office.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

The crImson-crested end OF The
Commercial enjoyed drive through
the great Jordan country last Friday
with our good friend, DR.. c. w.
Miles. The Doctor was on bust
ness and we just went along to see
the country. DR.. Miles was raised
near Jordan and knows the country
like a book, having spent a long
lumber of yearf practicing medi-
cine there before moving to this
city. He now owns about half a
dozen fine farms scattered around
that little burg, ranging in size
from 100 to 440 acres each. His
wheat prospect is very fattering,
the wheat in some fields being high
enough to hide rabbit, and he has
for some weeks had several teams
busy breaking land for next years
corn crop. Besides being one OF
the best physicians in this section,
he is a very successful farmer; owns
high-priced land, works good stock,
uses the latest farming implements,
raises wheat, corn, hogs, ct cetera,
by the car load and makes money
by the peck.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

We beg to acknowledge receipt
of an invitation from the West
Tennessee, Wholesale Grocery Com.
PAW at Martin, to attend the
opening of their large new building
on Thursday, November, 10. Rep
resentatives from various whole
sale houses will be present and
lunches will be served with an old
fashioned barbecue at noon. These
gentleman are demonstrating con-
siderable enterprise in reaching out
for custom.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

This office begs leave to ask for a
special dispensation of happy grace
with which to acknowledge our
profoundest and sincerest thanks
to Mrs. Joie Ownby Craddock for a
magnificent bouquet of crysanthe-
NUNS, selected from the rarest and
finest specimens of that popular
species. Mrs. Craddock sends them
as token of regard for The Com.
mercial, and we assure her that
they were received with a hea rty
welcome
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

Mrs. r. Gam, who has been ar
ranging to start bakery and cafe
on Washington avenue, went to
Cairo to-day to leave plans and
specifications for baking oven.
His place of business will be in the
Moffat building. Mr.. Gam is from
Charleston, Mo. Mrs. Gam was a
Stanley and was reared in this
county in Number Seven. They
have been in the city for several
DAYS. -...
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

The announcement that efforts
are being made to introduce Mr..
FINS Garrett, of Dresden, to make
the race for Congress against Hon.
Rice A. Pierce is doubtless pleas
ing news to Rice. He needs some
one to whet his chops on, and if
the selection of competitor is left
to him he will name Fines-States-
Graphic.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13
Retires from Practice.

RetlreS from Practice.
The citizens of Union City were
very much surprised few days age
when the news was confirmed thai
the firm of Moore & Wells had beer
dissolved and Mr.. Moore, the senior
partner, had retired from practice
This step has been under consider
alton by Mr.. Moore for several
years, but kept secure from the
public until the announcement was
made. Accompanying the news Of
his retirement also came the infor.
nation of the sale and transfer OF
his city property to his partner,
Mr.. Wells. The facts leading up
to the change and dissolution of
the firm embrace nothing but the
most agreeable and amicable rela-
tions in business and a perfectly
mutual agreement in the terms and
conditions OF separation. In fact,
the whole matter is explained in
the statement, as Mr.. Moore in
forms us, that he was anxious to re-
tire from the practice Of law. He
has never been thoroughly in har-
mony with the profession, and took
the opportunity after a long, sue
cessful practice to make the change
Mr.. Moore's plans for the future
are no. yet definitely settled, but it
is known that he and Mrs. Moore
contemplate going to Louisville,
where Wallace, their son, is now
employed as salesman in the hard
ware esta blishment of e.knap &
Co.
Mr.. Moore has been engaged in
the practice of law in Union City
for twenty-eight years continuous
ly. He left the school room as
teacher and opened in the Office
now occupied by DR.. P. NJ. Joyner,
the dentist. At that time his
brother, the late N, K. Moore, was
clerk of the law court. For a cou.
pie OF years it seemed that there
was very little prospect of business.
However, the smile o. fortune
finally changed after the maturer
of a few years and
Felix w. Moore became one Of
the most successful and best prac-
TONERS in this country; in fact he
was known as the peer of any law
yer in chancery practice within the
range of legal proceedings in this
section of the State. In 1888 the
partnership of Moore & Wells was
and since that time
these gentlemen have enjoyed a !
large and lucrative business, Mr..
Wells coming to Union City from
Troy after the removal Of the coun-
ty seat.
Mr.. Moore is a man of reticent
nature, rather blunt sometimes, but
a firm. good friend, and even Aose
who do not agree with him con-
,ede his talent. Should he and
Mrs. Moore decide to leave Union
City the citizens will lose a family
who have been much known in To-
cal affairs for many years. Mrs.
Sue Moore is one of the best known
aides in Union City and the fact that
she contemplates moving creates a
sentiment of general regret. She
was leader in church work and
social affairs and popular in all of
these. They will make known
their intentions later.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13
Fruit Growing and Truck FARMING A
The Cotton Belff

Is the name Of a new and finely
Illustrated booklet just published
the Cotton Belt Route. 1T tellsk
their own words the story Of tf
who bave "gone West" and achiE,
great success growing peaches, stEl
berries, pears, grapes, tomaN
onions, melons, potatoes and
fruit and truck on lands that form
sold for So to SO an acre and f
= led 800 to $500 per acre net id a 4
gle season. Write for a copy, Free. b
how to secure a home Id ZIG .(Il||
west for the rent you pay t''f...
or North. e. w. LABEAUMKI
Cotton Belt, G.. P e 4.
CIT - Il 81
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13
GUEST

The Union City Cycle Co. is pre-
pared to do all kinds of gun work
and repairs. Bring in your 9snns
and have them put ih shape foKithe
hunting season.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

Buy your Xmas presents from
Fish.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-11-13

Everything gooh to e All
times at Dahnke'sA ~
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'PremiOs para
mujereS fecundaS

Harrisburg, Mario Sci senior
Blnmiie, del Condado de Csunts y,
padre de IL Minis, hA preaentado an
este peffodo legislatv o 4 las Cams
ras, IN bill, en- ell que solicita se de
nm premio y una pension & la mRdre
que mas hiios ter ga..
Propone el bill Que Los premios
sean dssae die pesos y una medalla
cuyo costo sen de diez & cincuenta
pesos. La de ~eincuenta pesos h OBJ.
tendr& 10 madre de fAmilia que ten.
GO desda 9 & Is ni1os. EI a4timo
hiio 8 hija naciao dentro del Estado,
SARA eduCadO por cuenta del mismo
z tado en que naei6, no ex sediendo
su eaucaci6l de $500.
El disc no de 10 medAlla serx del
gusto del g~obsrnador.
Estarkn exentss de esta grAeia las
que Sc hsyan divorciado legftima.
mente de au marido, q sepArAdo
de 81.
Tomen nota los delegAdos de ID
pr6xima legislature, para que Guam.
do no tengAn NADIA que hacer en- las
Ckmaras, presenter nm bill anklogo,
pero no sin antes pedir ID vsniA 81
smixtos, para que paae y asj se an
mente 10 probe de IL genie del pafs
IN eciern:f1.
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Information Local

I'm ana reyerta que hubo Ell al
bado en- Puerta de TERRA resul.6 he
rido por golpes eli inaividuo Jran
Correa.
I'm Il oficina de sgeicultura y
minas sc recibi6 M escIlto de don
Joae n. Viader, -pidisndo 10 conce.
sion de 8 pertenenciss mineras de
orc en- Rio Grande, barrio IS s.
b1nA.o
.Guilleimo P.zarro y Marcelino
Ortiz faeron condenAdos por ell il 2
BAx6n 81 primero & 10 alas de arrea.
20 y 81 otrc q 5 por alte.ar ID pfz
ptnlica.
..EatrAron 6 cumplir condena en-
10 carcel de Ponce F4orencio Ra'z
por Ell delito de aggression, Francisco
Santana 6 I1ocencio M&rqaez por
alterAr 10 paz, Marcos Torres y Ave
limo EscAlera por iLfr&cc:61 del ar
tieulo 234 del C6digo,
..Ha fsllecido en- Mana tt q o, III.
RI dona Dolores Vssez, senorA ael
Liceneiad0 don Juan Ramon r amos.
..El vecino de esta Capital jose
Monge Castro, desea sabar Ell para
dero de su hijo Ramon Monge Mar
bon, que Sc ausent6 de Aquf para
San PEDRO de Macorfs (Rspub4ica
Dominicana) sia que tenga desde ha
ce algdn tempo noticias de 8
Aver fueron curaaos en- 10 sala
de socorroe B srnarao Msrced de una
herida ineisa % 10 mAno darecha, y
SAturnino AyalA de una confusion
en- 81 brazo izquierdo, ambos essos
casaaIes.
.IsAbelo Vilisgas por alterar 10
paz fu6 condenado 6 dos dollars de
mults y Fernando Hernandez & cin'
co por agreair 6 EnfsmiA C.rz.
..Ea Ponce faeron puest1s en- Ii
bertaA Ell dfs ID ounce lndividuos.
..Por haber campliao condena
fueron pueAtos en- libertAd en- Huma
Gao Santana Ortszy Antonio Rodri.
guez.
..Fondeo esta ms 4 ana Ga maestro
puerto ell vapor americana sPoncs.>
Saldr6 manana para los Estados u
nidos.
..Sali6 ,y,r para Ia isa 81 vspor
sSAn Juan.1
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glBlEaRlMls
sERVIcIO EsPEOIAL
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE. J
-
q DE NEW-Y YORK.
Rafaga h~uracanada

Nueva York, Mario, is ll.40 A. NJ
Una rafaga huracanada ma pasa-
do por la Habana Cause leves da-
nos en- algunas siembras de tabacO
de occidente. Varias pequenas en-
b~arcaciones que SO hallaban en- Ell
puerto de la Habana fueron yolca-
das por la impetuosidad del VEN
dabal.
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S E A S E

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados Por aaelan-
tadO.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan po-
una Inca y La Inca vale diez cenr
tavOs.
Las cartas que vengan CON Co
manicado sin sa inporte NO 50 COR
testaR.
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Ell Dolphin

Nueva York, Mario, Is ll.40 A. NJ.
Los marines que salvaron las vi
das de los que naufragaron en- la
bahia de la HaDana, pertenecen q Ia
dotacion del canonero americana
xD0lphin,. Ell Pres.dente Estrada
Palma asi como las autoridades del
Puerto congratularon expresiyamen
to a la tr~ipulaci0n del xDolphins.
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Heroica accion de
marines americanos

Nueva York, Mario, Is ii 40 A. NJ.
Comunican de La Habana que du-
rante la racha huracanada que paso
por ALI, marines americanos Sc
poItaron heroicamente salvando las
vidas de los naufragos. La prensa
elogia grandemente la heroica ac-,
cion de aquelIos americanOs.
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Minas de ORC descu-
biertas en- Mexico

Nueva York, Mario l6 l1.40 A. M.
Dicen de Mexico que han sido
descubiertas en- ell Estado de Chi
huahua minas de orc. Sc asegura
que pronto seran puestas en- ex-
plotaci6n por las mismas companies
que explotan las celebradas minas
de plata de dicho Estado.
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GrandeS .refOrmaS en- ell
ParQue BorinQnen

Su dueno h& introducido allf, gran
des reformas, para solez de los CON
currentes. I'm nuevo J hermoso Co.
medor sc ha e~stablecido tambien,
adem&s de nm gran Billar, nuevo.
!. Els ahorA Aquel sitio verdadera'
mente rscreativo, y nadie debe de-
jar de acudir al "PArque', donde to.
do ca delicioso.
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Regreso de Mr..
Chamberlain

Nueva York, Mario, Is ll.A0 A M.
Ha regresado a Londres ell Mi
nistro de .Colonias de lnglaterra,
Mr.. Chamberlain. Celebrara una
c~onferencia con Ell Rsy Eduardo y
luego Informant al Gabinete acerca
de SUI estancia en- ell Africa del Sur.
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La UNION.

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
beria y perfumeria sito en- 10 Gale
de San jose II, Bajos del Casino
Espanol, frente & II fotograna del
senior Colorado, estA introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta con tres
eompetentss operarios.
Precio de eada servicio 20 etvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro.
Para preparar plAnchas destina-
dAs III milsogrsfo no hay mAquina
do esc,i bir como 10 20 iver Sus
Agentest SON Reynolds & Sanchez
Morales, San Juan, Paelto Rico.
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NOTICIAS

ION5FJO Al.A7 ADKkS, - FL iarabe calmante
. la senpIi Wn,siow dere nsarse sleuipre que tos nilos
stan en- el Lein, . de 10 dentici0n proporciona alvio
Immediate al I,-quef1o paciente. produce un suefo ma
fural v t-anquilo ahvia Ell dosoi y Ell slgelito despierta
muy viyo y alegre rs muy a~gradable a. Paladar, calma
al milo ablanda sus encias, alivia sus dolores hace f.
Giles las funciones del est6mago y regula los inkestinos.
Es el meior remedio oonocido para la diarrea va pro-
yenea 6sta de la dentici6n 8 de ~cualquiesa otra causa.
Tanease mucho cuidado en- pedir Ell Jarabs Calmanta
de Il Senera Winslow. o Il msior De todos.
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Los beers emigran

Nueva York, Mario, Is ll.40 A, M.
Otros despachos informan que
MI. Chamberlain recomendara al
gabinete de Londres que conceda q
Sur Africa toda clase de facilidades
pecunlarias para levantar Ell estado
general de aquellos paises que Sc
encuentran en- la mayor miseria,
habiendose iniciado ALI una pode-
rosa corriente de emigration.
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del Toro.
1000 DOLLARS

Sc desean colocar On primera hi
potsca sobre una buena inca urbA
M en- esta Capital.
Dirigirse: 6 e. j. Apartaao del
Correo ndmero 786.
Is n
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Doctor Emilio CneVremOnt'
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
Ia alberto su OFICINA DENTAL
Gale de San Francisco n1mero 80.
Frente & Ia CApilla.
Tres vendedorss de dulces, faeron
denunc'Ados por ell Inspector Rio 80
te ell Juez BAzAn, por entretenerse
aquellos en- Lar . piedras 6 los kr.
boles de 10 Pls de Coon. FL Juez
Blzkn les impuso 10 consiguiente
condena.
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Gran deSaf1O de baseball
EN- PTA. DE TERRA
Triunfo del club Almendares y

Aver "a llev6 q of act en- Paerts de
Terra el gran desaf II } de s'base ball.
entire los cuba IA men aares," Sra.
gtmiento Pasrtorriquefp' y "Ha.
Dana" hAbiendo oLtsnieo an brillan.
to triu fl 81 "Almendage com.
puesto de j6venes puertorrique1o nos.
Numeroso dblico presenelAba Ell
dess e }.
FL taAlmendaraA' triunf6 por z
ceros contra Ell "Regimiento Paerto'
rriQuens"y lev6 doca cArreras por
encima 81 III xbAna."
Els possible qas ne llevsa & caho
otros dess ffos CON 81 proT6sito de
guitar la faneG al "C.ub Almendares'
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"A luIRISPQIDIIn d PUIRfO-RICo : Is d MARIO DF 1903
pIeDiSCitaria de
La Correspondence

nsesso us = noy;
TERRITORIO.. 518
80 ~ NNDNNOlAs.... olu
GORTERN0 TEMp0RAT. i
COLONIAL. 81
.rmr
1870 A
LLANA...... .......... IA
Tn voto de Ponce, nor Tsyritorio.
viene suscrito por Il ,tebsu Mipenas.
Otro por Ier1Ssorio. nb.erya:
por Tsrritorio poroue creo
que Aunque pseSsemos faertes
ricAno dc interesarfs mas nor
esta desgraciada isla. 10. 6 Pa.
Otro, de San German, por Gobfer.
Blsggi.
O.ro de MsyaRu.z. ucr 7,ade0en.
MSoy rico ms ain semhaYpo nuiaro
In Independencia do mi nat
anexionistas { is Naci6n a nss
nos esclavisa. Aopf existi6 on
nm tempo 10 esclavitud nepra-
b y < ste en- Las dos ~ 8 que
pueblan 10 isla. Los aemAs ana
e.tkn &c 1ando v no srestan ans
i3eas & II +. zhn' Il cxlcnio -;
MISUNDERSTANDING de toda Ia vi.
do, Universidad cuando estamos
faltos de instruacihn nrimaria y
cuando noa astamos muriendo
de hambre.o
{ Otro de San German, nor hide
pendencia, obsarvs:
bras dienosn
1encia., dice:
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En estA imprenta ss vends papel'
vieio 6 2.40 quintal.
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Inflammation Local
Tarietas Postales

Primorosamente pintadas al
oleo y q la acuarela Sc encuen-
trar ie venta en- <LA PRIMA-
VERA, de Pauline Galguera.
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Sal Superior de Curazae
A so OENTAVOs qq

A so CENTAVOs %.
Maiz del pals q $2-25 %.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y flnas ia
manos de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Cramps, barril de 90
libras S..
0frecen BaQuero y Gandara
Vaya uataa, 4 In tienda que queaa
en- 10 Gale Allen, egquina San Juato
y ne convencer& dc que allf est& ell
meior surtido dc m&quinxs de coser
desde $500 en- adelante, y se venden
& plazoS y al cOntado.
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Sc venden

Tipos do imprenta, usados, On
bWsn estado, G 20 pesos el sHintal.
90 venden On esta 1mprenta.
Tamhi6n lza cAiAs para al q.