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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12


the North Fork 81 the Occur d'Aiens
river, Sbere be spent the pact two
months doing assessment work on
come promising mining claims.
The ba3AF and supper a, the
/ pavilion Thursday evening under the
Aasptcos II 81 Lakes Guild wss 4
success both socially aud tinapcislly.
The ladies srFred a dice warm supper.
cold fancy articles aud candy from
several booths and cleared about ESQ.
The Firsi NstionAl hank has made
application for al incFeAse Of its
capital stock from s35. 900 10
ESQ. 600. The additional stock has
been mostly subscribed by residents
u tho town aud u 10 expected that
the application for the increase will
hs granted without delay.
A. " ChambrFiln has lot the con
tract for hts new residence 10 p. II.
Crandail Il h 10 b. a modern
cottage Of i~n rooms. six on the first
and thFes on the second floor. With
hath room doSn stairs The building
Hlll BE- put up near the north end u
Fourth street aud is 10 cost complete
shout %. 600.
Mrs, Scott McDonAld, Of Spokane.
has paFchnned 30 scrcs Of land on
Occur d'AleHr lake. about 10 miles
from copuF d'AleD~, ubere she wiIl
make beautiful summer home. The
land 10 one Of the most beautiful
spots on the lake and Ia generally
known - Standpoint Il is Mr..
McDonald's lulentioD 60 put IN q
lot % fruit trees and otherwise i'm.
prove the place 70 - 10 make II .
model place for = private summer
home,
one Of .tbs sarst Scts Of the new
uatsF company vas the AbolishinR Of
the graft heretofore known ~ the
charge for tapping = main. Hereto.
tor~. II . customer wanted water on
his premises be uAs required 10 pay
the company OF come plumber from
eight 10 isH dollars for boring = hole
In the main and connecting = pipe 10
u and By the time The pipe had been
laid 10 the curb the customer was
on, about ego. The Dcu company
nos PROPOSES to pat the water In TO
the curb free Of charge aud the Gus.
toner can then make biz own terms
for carrying Il into the house This
will certainly be appreciated by tbs
nsw company consumers.
A naml,er Of Masons from this and
neishborine towns chartered tbs
steamer Defender Saturday and
Z Visited tho lodge al Harrison for th'
!, purpose Of assisting In comforting th'
> third degree on Judge Ralph Morgan
4 They report = most pleasant time an'
enjoyed banquet prepared by thei
n Harrison brethren. Among thos
n present from this place and Rath
n drum we're william Dollar, A. V
10 Chamberlin, George Williams, 0eorg
N Thomson. J. N. Elder, J. c. White
W. O. Cumming., u. T. Mason, .. U
- Moon. John Thompson, o. Z. Barr
!, T. n. Wilson. r. r. whitla, 7. T
1. Hotlal, Ludwig Roper, J Smith
n Henry Klappeubere, T. $. Patche
:, W. A. Loeue, James Russell, J. \
Waters, Vim. Ashley. Fred johnson
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-12
Medical Lake salts MrE. Co. spokane WasA

Medical Lake salts MIG. Co. Spokane WAsh
Dear Sirs-I came to Medical lake
suffering a great deal from rheu-
matism in the knee joint, and after
a brief period OF treatment was
entirely cured of the malsdy, and
have not been troubled with it since.
l consider the lake water an infalli-
able cure for Rheumatism.
Z. B. LEYSON.
Medical Lake, Wash.
Medical lake salts can be had OF
your druggist. By its use you get the
benefit Of Medical lake In your own
home.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24

trouble, but there may be one or two
hard-headed old dattos who will put
up their redfsgs. The matter may
now said to be settled. There never
will again be continued opposition
nor general opposition. The sensible
ones see that it is useless and several
of their old priests are now preach
ing the universal brotherhood OF man.
I have been here nearly two years
right in and about the Moro country
in the islands nearly four-and can
but feel that I have accomplished
something. I think it IS the largest
single success that has been made Ill
the islands. One year ago nobody
knew nor had seen Except myself)
the Moro in his native laguna, nor
had they any idea of him nor Of his
fierce, unconquerable nature. To-day
we have crossed the lake and have
practically marched around it"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24

was q member of the senior class.
| Also Miss Gertrude Caughman, who
has been attending the graded
schools of Spsltanburg, is at home.
Rev. and Mrs. Austin, spent yes
terdsy evening with Nj. Pink Crout
and family.
Drs. Kinard and E6rd, of LeesVille
attended services at ut. Hebron yes
terday, and spent the eve s'ng at Mr..
J. G. Caughman's.
Miss Leslie Shealy and brother
attended services at Mt. Hebron yes
terday aud spent the ev .nluI with
their uncle, Mr.. E. W. Snealy.
Mr.. Wesley &. Earle went TO
Newberry the second Sunday to visit
his brother, Mr.. W. A Eargle.
Messrs. Shesly and Derrick werein
this section the first of last week
with their threshlny outfit. EDe
yield of grain was about half crop.
Mt. Hebron church raised $50 Tor
the English Lutheran cnutcL, which
the United Synod Of the South, 10 to
build in Atlanta, Gs.
Mrs. Pressly Snealy is on the sick
list, at this wli.lng. We have uot lesru-
ed the nature of hex disease DR..
Eird, of Leesvil!e is attending Ter.
We have been trying to get the
people of this section interested in q
farmers, meeting for this place, to be
held this summer at our annual bar
becue. So far We have received but
very little encouragement. We feel
sure that such 3 meeting would be
very beneficial to this or any other
section. Why should we not have
public gatherings and discuss farm
ing matters as we do politics2 In
politics the benefit is for the speaker
only, while in farmers meeting the
people would be benefited. We hope
everybody will study about this mat
ter and see if We cannot get more in-
terested in our farming matters and
net take up SO much time with poll
tics. Lloyd.
June, %, 1908.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24
Pond Branch Leaflets.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
This immediate section, not being
represented in your valuable columns,
I thought I would give few of the
happenings around here.
Are you through killing the grass
It is needless to tell you that black
berries are plentiful and that we have
had pulms.
Our farmers are through harvest
ing the remnants of grain. Biscuits
will come from another place this
year.
Cotton and corn have besn consider
ably damaged by the recent rains,
though with few mole such
warm days we think the prospects
for a bouotiful yield will become
brighter.
While paying visit to the home
folks, Rev. j D Crout, of Dillon, S.
c.. will preach at Boiling Springs
nexs Sunday at IL a. m.
The friends OF Mrs. Mary AMI
Meelze, will be panied to learn that
she is critically i'll at the home Of her
son near here.
We are glad to have with US for a
short while Rev. d. A. Lewis and
family, formerly Of this section now
of Liberty, S. G.
The mountain breszes of Pickens
must be very healthful judging from
the appearance of Anderson.
Mr.. E @ Lewis, who is working in
the interest of the New York Life
Insurance company, was in our midst
few days recently.
Rev. Mr.. Euoch Hite, our former
teacher and friend, preached very
interesting sermon a. Pond Branch
Sunday to an appreciative audience.
Mrs. J. F. Harmar, of Lexington,
is spending while with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. J. Koon.
Long live the good old Dispatch.
Lewiedale, q
June %, 1908.
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Dots from Spring Branch.

To the Editor Of the Dlspatch:
The health of this community is
very good with few exceptions.
The fsrmers Of this section have
been fighting great battle with
General Green, but have about whip
ped the old General to stand still.
Blackberries are plentiful these
days, and how We are feasting on
pies.
Mr.. Bud Hutto and SOD, Charley,
are very sick with typhoid fever at
Pelion.
Mr.. Jerome Lucas found a bee
tree recently and will cut it in the
future.
Come down, MIR. Editor, and go
fishing. Those big trout are biting
fine these days.
Best wishes to the Dispatch:
June 20, 1903, Sentinel.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24
Knots from Piney Woods.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The health of this community is
good with the exception of a few
cases.
Crops are looking very we'll con-
sidering the weather. Gen Green is
retiring in double quick time at the
tap of the goose neck and other steel
pointed artillery, which are closing in
on him.
Rev. NJ. q Boland, preached an
eloquent sermon at St. Peters, on
SUNDAY, June 2lst. Rev. B. D.
Wessinger preached his first sermon
at ST. Peters on the first Sunday in
June. Mr.. Wessinger is fine young
man, aud a faithful worker in the
Masters calling.
St. Peters Piney Woods is going
to claim the largest Sunday school in
the Fork, if not in the county, unless
some one can present figures above
those [ am now going 10 present:
Total number enrolled 160 Average
attendance for the month cf May 10.
Now if there is any who can beat
that let US hear from you.
We'll, Batch" when you want to
go home with that ''little'' gil again
at night, you would better get a light
if you have to catch lightning bug.
Maybe it will save you some hard
work getting the mud off your pants
and shoes.
The grain has been about all
hauled in in this section and Messrs.
J. J. and L. F. Frick are going to
start out with their threshing
machine today. Boys, you will catch
it in the straw, as the straw is heavy
and the grain light.
Mr.. Perry Wise from near Spring
Hill, will soon come up to Mr.. c. P.
Bobirsons, to 60 to work in the saw
mill again. The girls will give him
their sweetest smiles and the boys
will get the dry grin generally.
On Sunday night, May the 81,
1903, Mr.. Hamp Rauch and Miss
Ella Shealy were married at the
home of Rev. 0. 3 Shearouse. Re
Shearouse officiating. B.
June %, 1903.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24
Fanatieal Mo:os Fought
Fisscely.


Washington, June 11.-Capt. John
j. Pershing, who was in command OF
the troops at the fight at Lake Lanao,
in the Philippines, has written q letter
to a personal friend in the war depart
ment describing the battle. 1t has
beeu shown to Secretary Root, who
authorized it's publication. Capt.
Psrshing says in his letter that the
fight was fought out on system and
had been planned by him some time
before, as he had long seen it must
come. The Americans got behind
the Moro fort and dropped projectiles
from artillery into it, a thing the
Moros had believed could not be
done. A deep ditch IS feet wide and
40 feet deep bad to be crossed in
order to get at the fort by assault,
but a bridge had been built and was
rushed into place and then the assault
ing infantry made for the parapet.
"Here," says Capt. Pershing, ''they
were met with Campilan and Kris,
and a bloody hand to hand fight oc-
curred-one soldier against two
Moros here, another run his bayonet
into fanatic there, Moros plungiDg
headlong into the deep ditch in their
impstuosity and impetus. It was as
whole scene never to be forgotten
Too much cannot be said of the valor,
the bravery, the courage and cool
nerve of the American soldier. The
majority of those left inside never
reached the top of the parapet. 1t
was relief to me that more of our
men were killed. Two will lose an
arm each, the rest will recover with
honorable scars but not MANNED It
was the proudest day of my life.
One hundred and fifty killed all told
is conservative estimate of the
Moros' loss. I have labored with the
Bacolod Moros for a year through
other Moros, some of them near re-
latives trying to convince them of
their foolishness in thinking of fight
ing US, but they have replied in in-
sulting messages. in fact, the whole
Laguna de Lanso has anticipated q
reverse for US. The lesson, of course,
has been a severe one for them and
they want to be friends now.
1--WE burned nothing but the main
Gotta and few smaller ones from
which we were fred upon, and I
think the Moros all see that our pur.
pose is to be humane as far as they
will permit US. I anticipate little
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24
Delmar Items.

We are in need of rain. Crops are
doing we'll.
Miss Jane Eargle spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. J. E. Wertz, of
Etheridge.
Mr.. A. S. Shesly, who has been
attending veterinary college at
Ames, Iowa, is now under the parent
al roof.
AIessrs. John ". Ballentine and
Allen 3. Csughman, of Newberry
College, are at home. MIR. Ballentine
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24
Factory Collapsed.

New York, June lS.-The third
floor of the paper box factory at Forty
ninth street and Broadway collapsed
at noon today, carrying other floors
through to the basement. Many Of
the girl employees were carried down
beneath tie ruins. A dozen were
removed mangied, and the police re-
port number probe sbly dead.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-06-24
County Alliance.

The 3rd quarterly meeting of Lex
ington County Alliance, for 1905, will
be held at Ford Academy, July the
10th, at ii o'clock. Subject for dis
cussion: At what price can South
Carolina farmer raise cotton at a
profit Speakers: J. ". Summer,
DR.. J. J. Buckley, DR.. j. L. Shuler.
A. S. Frick, President.
DR.. J. J Buckley, Secretary.
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DIR. F. C. GILMORE,
DENTIST

DEN rLISI,
II COATED AT NO. 1910 MAIN STREET.
ia over Husemann's Gun Store, Colum-
bia S. c., where he will be glad to see his
former as well as new patients.
DR.. Gilmore will beat Hammer Hotel in
Lexington on Tuesday and Wednesday.
July oath and 18th. to accommodate
patients who find it inconvenient to call at
bis Columbia Office.
January %, 1901-tf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-23

ErG de aa0che y san embargo UovSG...
Ell cabo Juan Lopez Diaz Isidoro
DeIeatre, comprendieron que era una
noche de 0ccS6n.
Efectivamente, las once seiialaba 81
reloi de Santurce, Cuando paseaado
por la carretera con unos hules pues-
tos sobre sus hombros. porQue no tie-
nen capa, observaron que IN indiYiduO
estaba en- un corral en- donde habla va
rias gallinaa, por la parada 2S.
Fueronse aE 0asLEo.
Las gallinas alteraban la paz p6blica.
Los citados guardias Cojieron al que
originaba esta eseena
Pero Antonio Sanchez, que era 81
que se encontraba sElI, tom8ndOle ell
pelo las gallinas, SO defendi6 agre-
diendo al guardia.
El cabo Lopez Diaz le dil0s 90 30
contiene Ie peg0 un tiroS.
Antonio Sc acord6 de su sanl0 = Sc
dei6 c0nducir 4 Ia c6rcel mas naans0
que un carner0 naaced6 6nico.
Ea Juez Kopels este nlafiana inapus0
Sanchez ssis nasses pog faltar s la
poIicia y otro mss por portar arnlaa
prohibidas.
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Publicaciones recibidas

eLa Ultima Modas III 1itino ND
Nero recibido correspondence III 8
de Octubre, viena como siempre, con
preciosos grabados de trajes propios
para Ia presente Eistaci6n para bales
y teatros v un patron recortado.
La parte literaria escrita por Juan
de Madrid, Blanc0 Velmont Y otros.
Trata, de <El nasaie del rostro9, colec-
ci6n de recetas hiQi6nicas v un bonito
artfculo s0bre Id barba varonil
xEl Eco de Is modal Edici0n es-
pamela de Gle Petit Echo dc ID mode
de Parfss, peri6dico de nodas, propio
para los que IS dedican 3 ID confeeci6n
de traies, por 10 econ6nic0 de So im-
porte, se pubIica 4 yecas 81 mes Para
suscripcioneg 4 aEnbas pubAicaeion
dirfjansa Iai casa n6m 80 Dc II cAlIe
de Ia Fortaleza. bajos, Martin Rodri-
guez.
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I'm pan que ilsne mlga

Aver lego un individuo de Cataflo
con una cantidad de pan, alrededor de
800 hbras.
VenSa hacer la c0mpetencia al abu-
sivo naonopolio del pan.
Los precios. segdn SO nos infornas
eran de 2. By cvos. y los grarnos
que pesaban estaban con relaci6n Al
preci0.
El safior Barbosa Iodenunci6.
Z ell conductor del pan, fu6 de He
r0des & Pilatoa.
Primers In casa consist0rial, " deS-
pu6s I'll Juagado.
El pan fue deconisado Y hoy 90 ce-
lebrar6 eI inicio.
Posiblemante se repartira entire los
asiIos, 8 se le devolveTa 81 dueaos
quien podr6 hacer nuchas sopas de
pan yielo s de ai0s.
pero qu0dar6 escarmentadO do ha~
Ger Ia competencia las tah0nas de
San Juan.
Z sstas seguiran hacienda 81 0g0st0.
Septiembre, Octubre Novi0mbre y
ablemente hasta Noche Buera.
Bien yiene una noche buena, des-
puSs de tantos diaa bstea0S, p0rque los
mejores dias son los del 6stsiasss.
sY I'll pueblo2
En- su puestO.
ST no puede psgar pan caro- y malos
que no 10 coma.
Estas son cosas de Ia patria del CO.
fe. del chocolate v del cacao.
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" e.,as ~
n0sxsEaK EFm rskF1aF
e
m s NiEsk. s.ss s.sss. - t2s.sa 81. Ia
ssssf s. 81 nj s
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eEsaik
uOa r Ho
snuie
alIgia 1Aufa su mama en- Tnn-
aE6a. uaa heggaass ceasfIa au4 raaiSas
ez esaa capieal.
Cuaneo In persona con auiSn ellis
estaba aIquilada. decide naarcharse &
Ponce lo cl1ai hiso ei domingo 6lkim0,
~ a1calana hubo de pa1lo { on
naaEare sra que yinier buscaEla
s Dc AfiVeFkif que auusIEa nlnndaba
peri aente p0r el dinero que su
hiia Qanala
Dasde q domingo, puea, en- que ees6
so alqniIer, b Hlucha esper6 en vano
volyer ssl hogaE do Ioaalta.
Nasoaces dIr1a'ltSse dpzaeae su hegEElasA
na oasatia iiKa eae enc eaaa Ia recO OglHras
mas Ya p0Edue ID 8 ta@caon de 1ssa
acasO fuera mala 8 p0K otFas cansas
10 cierto ea que aascelina rue rscojida
Dor una vecina pobxe, annqne may en-
Fitatlva dc lie naianaa casa ntmero z3
ALI viyias 20 solo encontraba ho-
gar eomidas slno cue estando enter
nla = con una qgaonadsira on un pie II
aAuuleaa VecibM se esfcrzal1@ en- curarla.
Zero aver noche. de Z y media &
ocho, Marcelina que estaba entreteni-
da con nn0s neuuehueL0s que hay en- In
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Don Rafael Toro Gambia, respeta-
BILE comerciante de Ponces fa-
llecio ell microbes.
de ,sasestro cogregporssal. ]


Octubre, %. Aver, entire s y 6 de
La tarde, dei6 do exiatir el seflor don
Rafael Tor0 Gambia del alto CO.
mercio de Ponce.
TodaYfa no Sc ha cumplido un mes
del regres0 del senior Toro de los Es-
tados Unidos, adonde fu6 en- viaje de
recreo con toda su fanilia: aIli Sc en-
ferm6, IogrAndo restabIecerse algo pOr
la asistencia del doctor Henna; pero
los que 10 vimos & su regreso, hubimos
de Conprender que su meiorfa era
aparenta, y que los estragos que ha-
bfa hecho la enfermedad On aquel or
ganisrno eran terribles.
El viernes 6ltimo cay6 enfermo
nuevamente. y aver microbes por la
tarde era cad&ver. Seis dias de enfer-
medad.
Don Rafael Toro fue IN hombre La
boriosisimo, que hizo una fortuna &
fuerza de trabajo Y de constancia: 81
fgur6 siempre en- los partidos de la
patria, v muere reiativamente jOYen,
deiando una fanilia dignfsima que
hoy le ilora incons0lable
Duerma en- paz oil hnado, " reciban
sus deudOs todos liz expression de nues-
tro pesame mas sentido.
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100 O0O honbres mas

New York. Cctubre %. I.30 r. M.
M coEgeaponsal del xTimeas en Ru-
aia, communicate U. de los distrft0s Mos
COW. Iamboff " Pensa, han aalido con
direction desconocida distintos cuer-
pos de ej6rcito que ascienden por to-
do 100 600 hombres.
Sc dice que 81 ministro de ID guerra.
ha pedid0 81 gobierno vote IN cr6dibo
de %, O00, 900 naillones de rubIoa
(S12.500. 000) para atender i los eastos
que ocasionan estes moVinient0s en- ol
ei6rcito naci0nal.
En- Port Arthur fueron er0barcados
M gran n6mero de nafI0naa as mOnta-
fEa Ia senamna paaada. no pudienaO ave-
riguaFse para donde iban destinados.
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aNk @3 M
ss. .issso sSssss
es essA ml1n SalAso Ii asnls
shesn Qe an nnlennn raApecka las
aNsaAaSAaflas
lla slato rsasu del diassfEo sn
ilkaE da kal hm sgnxlo aYSs.
SaaaE Aslg h0 nniaHAs al 4aax-osAs Ia
s.easlns n biegnn
~ snyzAaa Mn @rmn xefneKzo AaA
trsEas ne ken1a eskcfo an Ma
sagn slAe
go CORES aea. eaa Viaka
ae aos stlvcs aue ha0an Hos DO
blernos ds Rusia = sIau6n, qne Ii que
rra es inninenea.
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76. 900 HOME

New York Octubre %, 1.3OP. M.
In Port Arthur el general rHs0 IA H.
xiaA ms reyistado unsej6rcit0 a. 76. 900
hombEes compuesto de cahalleria, m
fanterfa , artiIleria.
Despu6s de Ia ravista cada cuerpo
de- ei6rclto, sali6 en diskinfa direction.
asrabuy yendose este naoVirniento & que
6a sgg0leru9 russo Sc pTop0ne refoFgar
toda = parts este DIS ID Siberia Russ.
M rElraor de Que In ei6rcito chino
se present6 en los alraded0res de
Mukden, no ha sido Conhrnado.
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RLJM ES

New York, Octubre %, 130 p. M.
Affrmase en- esta ciudad que el pre-
81 pueat0 para atonci0nea eac0lares se-
rs cranderne. To anmantado con m0ti-
vo de que 81 600 Mics segun unos =
40. 900 segun otros, hanse quedadO ain
aaistir 6 las escueAas, por no haber
plazas vacantes On ellas.
Dicese que Sc abrirkn otras mas. pa
ra que haya sitio = todos los mics
new-yorquinos recihan instruction
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I'm presidiari0 cue no querfa krAbar
jar EN- las obTas De Ii carretera. para
Ia cuaI estabA designafao, sc hiri6 50 Ia
iiixnra de las sans de anabos brazos.
Fu6 trasEadado Ill hospital. Ma6ana
daranos mss detalles.
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vENTIA

es yenden en- Eantugoe, harTio dc Hormi-
gnerOa, tres cRsas con solares pFopios, de tres
hahitaciopss cada una. do MADEIRA, cobiiadaa
de hierro gafvanizado y adem8z IN solar
El pTeciO de sstas propiedadea aa 81 mismo
p0r III que ~ Ia adgusrlao EN- nipokeca,
Los gus quiRFan haoer el negocio, pueden
dirigirss don joaquin rachac0, an su nue.
olaria calle Allens ndmexo 81.
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DE lNES

los 6VaNea que deaeen aprender s
assax eaaibiE correctannente Ell In
en uagg POGO tiempo, del3an s0ai-
cig frfoEzaes de un buen coleaio cue
IS sedica con espacialidad & esfa class
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