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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
PRISON BIRDS FAILED
IN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE,

SALT LAKE, Oct. l0.-As the re
suit OF a well-organized and partly
successful attempt at a wholesale de-
livery OF prisoners at the Utah state
penitentiary lasl night, one prisoner
was killed, one guard shot and wound
ed another IN beaten almost into
insensibilitg three prisoners wounded
and Two. ander death sentences, es-
| capped. lae dead are Frank Dillon.
serving i2-year term for attempting
highway robbery. Wounded Guard
Williams, shot in the leg, Guard ia
cobs, badly beaten by convicts; Con
Wet Ed. Mullan, serving 3-year term,
shot in the leg; Convict Abe Majors,
serving term for the murder of Cap
tain Brown OF Ogden police. shot in
the arm; Harry Waddell, serving a
second-year term for burglary The
escaped are Nick Haworth, sentenced
to death for the murder OF Night
Waterman Sandal in Layton, Utah;
James Lynch, sentenced to death for
the murder of Col. .Prowse in a gamb-
ling house in this city three years ago.
None of the wounded are believed
to be seriously hurt. A posse of pris-
on guards with several bloodhounds
promptly started ON the trail of the
two escaped convicts. The outbreak
occurred at about $50 p. m. just as
the prisoners were being placed in
their cells for the night by Guards
wilkins and Jacobs.
Two prisoners oyerpowered VIII
liams and Jacobs. the former being
shot and slightly wounded and the
latter being frightfuily beaten. The
the guards and released FIVE other
prisoners who had already been lock
ed up. The seven prisoners then com
PEELED Guard wilkins, notwithstand-
ing his injuries, to march at their
head and with the assistance of lad
ders found at the workshop. proceed
ed to scale the wall. Wilkins made
reached the top Guard Naylor. who
was on The south wall, opened fire.
4 his was the signal Tor general
alarm and several guards who were
in the Office quickly seized their guns
ana fastened TO the scene. Guard
briggs reached the wall just as Dill
ion and Muiian were descending on
the outside, He oruered them 10 malt,
but as they paid no attention 10 the
command he fired, killing Dillon. The
second shot struck Mulian in the leg
as he was coming down the ladder
and he dropped 10 the ground. his
body falling over the corpse Of Dill
Ion. The other tive conyicts had sue
ceeded in reaching the ground out
side the wall when they were hre0
upon by the other guards. Abe Majors
was shot in the arm and fell TO the
ground. crying with pain. Haworth
was also shot and fell. but quickly
arose and continued his flight. Wad-
dell was shot in the leg. Lynch es-
| capped uninJ ured, it is believed. After
running about hundred yards from
the wall Haworth dropped rope
made from blankets. which was found
to be stained with blood. AT the foot
of the wall was found several cart
| ridges which the convlcts had drop
ped as they came over. Two of the
prisoners were armed with reyolyers
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
C0NFERR|NC ,
WITH THE
GOVERNOR

DENVER. Oct. 10.-Adjutant Gen
eral Sherman Bell arrived in Denver
this morning and will have a confer.
ence with the governor during the
day.
Representatives of the Mine Owners
association called ON the governor
this morning and requested that Gen
eral Chase be returned to the gold
camp and given command of the
troops. They stated that If General
Chase were in command the strike
could be summarily ended. but that
unless the campaign was prosecuted
more vigorously. 1t would be six or
seven months before the end was in
sight.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
ARMY MANEuVERS AT
FORT RILEY, kANS.

FORT RILEY. Kans.. Oct 10.-The
army officers here anticipate that the
maneuvers to be held the next fort.
night will reach very military efficien'
cy because practically all the regulars
TO participate are veterans. while
many more Of the state troops ordered
here have seen active service. The
umpires will be just fresh from the
Kentucky maneuvers, The last pre-
liminaries for the maneuvers received
their finishing touches today. The ar
tillery division viii be the largest ever
concentrated in one place since the
civil war
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
SIR HENRY IRVING COMING.

LONDON. Oct. l0.-Among the pas
sengers on the Atlantic transport linei
Minneapolis. which sailed today foI
New York, were Sir Henry Irving and
his company, who are scheduled to
ter part of this month at the Broad
way Theatre. New York. In noting
The departure OF Sir Henry the Lon
don papers today draw attention to the
fact that this will be the first irving
tour OF America without Miss Ellen
Terry in the company, and her alb
sence, it is stated. is to be UNIVERSAL
ly deplored.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
OHIO CAMPAIGN GROWS HOT.

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 1O-From
now until election day politics in the
Buckeye state will continue to boil
over. The Democrats have been hav-
ing a lively time OF 1t this week, with
Mr.. Bryan speaking in two and some
times three or four towns day, while
a similar record has been kept up by
Tom l.. Johnson and by the other can
didates on the state ticket The Han
na-Herrick. Harding forces have not
been Idle. but beginning tonight they
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
PREACHER DoNNs ovERALLs
AND REPAIRS CHURCH

NEW YORK. Oct 10.-The aristo-
cratic Rev. Harry Sinclair Hathaway.
rector OF the st. Thomas Episcopal
church, has donned the oyeralls of a
workmen, repairing the chancel OF the
editice which he thought common
men would not do to his liking. lie
finished Today and regular workmen
say 1t is botch job.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
CONVERSATIONS FOR
BUSY HERALD READERS.

Henry Ii. Holmes, a wealthy Denver
lite. was declared insane Wednesday.
VIM. H. Pope has been appointed as
associate Justice OF New Mexico.
Sheriff Armstrong says the charter
election in Denver was conducted hon.
| estly.
The Philippine census has proceed.
ed lar enough 10 show population
OF over 100000 In the islands.
The total enrolment of Indians in
the government schools the past wear
was in round numbers $4,000.
The Democratic county committee
OF Arapahue has been sued for poster
printing by the Robinson company
Railroads report Cripple Creek bus
mess fast assuming normal conditions,
Nearly 1900 non-union miners are at
work.
The little town of Delta voted the
other day. 90 to G. 10 issue $50 900
bonds Tor water system. Good wat
er costs money.
Charter delegates will be elected In
Denver the 29.a' nf this month The
scheme to have the election on the
same day as the state election failed
tn work
The Telluride reduction mill at Col
orado City. which closed with the
| Crlpple Creek close down. will resume
operations Monday with non-union
men.
It is generally regarded that the
danger of coal strike In Colorado is
not very great The conservative Gle
ment is in control at indianapolis and
1t Is likely Mitchell will visit Colorado
and make a personal inspection.
The federal grand Jury at st. Louis
returned indictments against w A.
l Marrow. assistant private secretary
to Gov. Dockery, and Thomas T. Bar
rett. formerly marshal of the st. Louis
court of appeals.
Denverites have formed league
for an honest election. W n. Bryant
the chairman of the Democratic coun
~ committee is president of the or
ganization. Contributions are inyit
ed Now, don't let La Plata county
Democrats rush to the front.
The commissioners of Weld county
have granted franchise for the build
ing of an electric line on any of the
public highways of the county, it be
ing proposed to build electric lines
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
CANNOT
REALIZE
DANGER

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 10.-The
newspaper Noyoe vrejan says that
Japan cannot realize the danger OF
n war with Russia. Even should ia
pan win brinant preliminary victory
tho Russian columns would eventually
crush her and thus end all hopes Tor
her future.
LONDON, Oct. ia Paris dis
patch reports the departure of the Rus
sian lieet under ADMIRAL Alexied from
Port Arthur under sealed orders.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
suRvE'
LOAD
- CONFLICT ED.
10 EngIneer c. M. wen.

ate Engineer c. W. Wells
(, = y -,ng the day In the city. hav-
! arrived with his surveying party
Inst evening from the line of the pro-
pprsd Einte road to ORC Elmo, the work
having been completed yesterday and
today the details are being closed so
far as the survey is concerned The
new road will start at a point about
five miles up Junction Creek and ter
inmate at the Neglected mill. dis
lance Of 10 miles or triie over. The
grade will be one of the best In the
state, the maximum not being over 10
per cent with much level ground en-
route. For three-quarters of mile
this side of the Neglected mill there
VIII be reverse grade of per cent
Mr.. Wells says there Is little llkeli-
hood Of any work on the road until
next year, In the first place the state
appropriation Is only $4,000, while the
survey VIII cause an expenditure OF
ut least $4,000. OF the $4,000 appropria-
ton about $500 has been consumed in
the survey. leaving deficit of about
$4,000. This will have to be raised
by private subscription or guaranteed
by the county before the work can be
started according TO the provisions
of the bill, and for this reason IL is
not expected to do anything this fall.
Mr.. Wells and party leave In the
morning for Dolores to make sur
vey for a state road In that section.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
GENERAL HOLIDAY IN CUBA.

HAVANA, Cuba, Oct. 10.-The flag
of the Cuban Republic was displayed
everywhere today aad business was
generally suspended in observanc OF
the independence day OF the island
In Havana patriotic meetings were
held in honor oil the memory of Ces
peoes, Agramonte and the other Gu
bans who began the struggle for free
dom at Yara, Oct. 10, 1868.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
MORE RuMoRs OF JAPANESE
RUSSIAN WAR TOMORROW

BERLIN. Oct. 10.-The Berllner-
Zeitung publishes dispatch dated
ut st. Petersburg. saying that Russia
will declare war on Japan tomorrow
unless Japan alters her altitude to-
wards Manchurla. The Cologne Ga
zette has similar alarming dispatches
from the Russian capital.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
SCRANTon, PENNSYLVANIA,
is FLOOD BOUND.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 10.-Scranton
is flood bound today. Hundreds OF
people have been driven from the low
lands. From Forest City to Susque-
hanna the Lac<awanna river is rag
ing forrest. Many bridges have been
washed away Nearly ali the factor
les have closed down.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
DOZEN MASKED MEN
BOMBARD MAN AND WIFE

SANDuSkY. o., Oct. 10-George
Guncher was wounded and his wife
driven from her home last night by
the bombardment with shot guns in
the hands Of dozen masked men.
Guncher recently married a celebrated
woman Of thirty. half his age.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
SIR THOMAS BUYS MANY
ACRES OF FARM LAND

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct l0,-Sir Thorn
as Upton has purchased the splendid
Cooper place, consisting of thousands
of acres of the finest truck farm in
the South, here. He proposes to
breed fine cattle and make butter for
export trade, The purchase Is made
for the Upton company. Ltd. They
control the big tea houses of Great
Britain
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
POPULAR RAILROAD MAN
ENTERS NEW BUSINESS
o

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10.-James
Donohue, Assistant General Passenger
Agent of the Frisco Line, and one oil
the most popular railroad men OF the
west. resigned today to enter business
for himself. the nature OF which is not
as yet known.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
COURT GIVES OLD SOLDIERS
THE RIGHT TO VOTE.

TOPEKA. Kana.. Oct. 10.-The SUI
ngi the old soldiers at the Lcayen-
worth Soldiers Home the right to vote
in that county.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
MAY BE ANOTHER
MONT PELEE.

TOPEKA. Kans., Oct, 10.-News has
been received here that the settlers
OF Sherman county are much worried
over the rumblings in Mount Nebo. a
rocky hill standing in the midst OF
the prairie. Huge stones move about
and hot dust is blown from the crew
icpg
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12

Remember. my SON." said the pru-
dent man. that a penny saved Is a
penny earned"
That's So" replied the reckless
youth. "The trouble with me is that
am always getting hold OF the wrong
proverb WAS thinking, Nothing
venture. nothing have Washington
Star.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
MOTHER AND BABY
ASPHYxIATED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Mrs. Nellie
Fisk and her baby boy were accident
ally asphyxiated during the night in
fiat. Another child who was also
sleeping with the mother may recover.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12

All persons having unsettled claims
against the Republican county cen
trail committee ara requested to leave
Itemized statements with the under
signed at the county treasurer's office.
Some OF the statements have been
mislaid and 1t Is desired to take steps
towards affecting settlement.
w. J. PATTERSON. Chairman.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12

Mrs. DIR. G. S, Driver and little
daughter arrived last evening from
Washington to make her home In this
city. the doctor. as has already been
noted In these columns, having decid-
ed 10 cast his lot with us, having
formed an extensive acquaintance with
our people as physician and surgeon
at the FIT. Lewis Indian school. They
have secured the VIII Alexander res
idence in North Durango The Her
aid trusts both WIN hnd our city agree
able.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12
RAILROADS
REMAIN
BLOCKED

PHILADELPHIA. Oct l0.-No
trains have been run from here to
New York since midnight on the Penn
sylvania Lines. The city remains
practically cut of IRON the world on
account OF the terrible storm The
railroad tracks at Trenton. N j., are
submerged under six feet OF water
PATERSON. n. j., Oct. 10.--The
river is still rising. The distress
caused by the flood is on the increase
All the railroads remain blocked, the
gas works are flooded and all factories
nave shut down, l4UO employees OF the
Rogers locomotive works alone being
laid OH. A number of relief commit
lees were organized today.
PASSAlC, N. j., Oct. 10.-Nearly a
hundred houses We're swept away by
Vile, near here. yesterday after the
bursting of the West Brook dam The
Hood burst down upon Duttonyille car
rylng everything before 1t. II is con
sidered miraculous that no lives were
lost, but so far as known, there were
no casualties.
MIDDLETOWN,N n. Y, Oct. 10.--The
large toll bridge at Barretts, Col feet
long and crossing the Delaware river,
collapsed this morning as result OF
the big storm. Several persons are
thought to nave been drowned.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12

Do you want help7 Advertise III
The Herald.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-17
OFaCAMA DE- DIRECTOR
DEPEMALES
San Juan JUNO II de 1903

San Juan JUNO II de 1903.
PropoSiciones bajo pliego cerra DO por
duplicalo, para el suministro de ali
mentos 4 los presos del Preside Depar-
tamental de las carceles de San Juan,
Ponce, Mayaguez, Humacao, Arecibo
y campamentos de confnadoS en- las ca
rreteras de Humacao Yabucoa y Ia
yuya q Ponce, sc adnitiran en- eSta Of
Gina, hasta las diez de la mafiana del d1a
Is de Junio, en- cuya fecha y hora Sc
abriran en- p1blico las proposiciones.
Cada postor depositara en- la ofcina
del Director de PrisioneS TN check GER
tlfcado de 6o.oo como fanza proviSio-
nal, cuya suma sera devuelta a los no
agraciados,
La garantia defnitiva 6 fanza para
responder al cumplimiento de cualquie-
"a de los contratos sera de $4,000 para
e1 Preside, de 10000 para las carce-
les de San Juan y Ponce, de $4,000
para la de humacao, Mayaguez y cam
pamentoS de confnados y $4,000 para
Arecibc. Y esta suma en- efectivo 8 en-
TN check le sera exigida al postor
agraciado.
Ell Director Sc reserva el derecho de
rechazar cualquiera 6 todas las pro-
posicioneS.
Las proposiciones seran frrnadas por
el postor, Sc haran bajo pliego cerrado
y Sc dingiran al Director con las indi-
caciones siguientes:
"Proposiciones para Ell s1rninistro de
alimentos para los preSos de. .....
para ell afo economico que vence en- 80
de JUNO de 1904.
Subasta que Sc celebrara q las diez
de la mafiana del dia Is de JUNO de
1903.
Otros informes mas de estos Sc po-
dram obtener en- la o6cina indicada.
Ell Director,
MAXIMINO LUZUNARIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-17
La EnueWa IOcuR.a
s
IDURO CON Ell AUTOMOVILl

bien sabe Dios que no 10 digo
por la del sefior Silvela, quien
tiene hasta sus deudos de Guar
to oIden colocados en- destinos
de primer idem; nj por las de
otros muchos prohombres de la
polftica, los cuales seran muy
Inalos gobernantes, pero result
tan excelentfsimos parientes.
ISe acuerdan ustedes de aque-
las tres muchachas a quienes
yo df en- lamar las Wi6os de la
coron0ci6n porque Sc hicieron
populares con motive de las fies-
tas celebradas en- honor del nue.
vo monarca, y de cuyas desgra-
cias tuve el triste privilegio de
ser cronista, y por ahf andan
encuadernadas Qas desgracias,
no las ni1as) en- un tomo Illus
trado por Marin que a1n debe
venderse en- las librerfas7
ISe acuerdan ustedes de que
por la noble ambicion de atra-
par tres principes de los que vi,
nieron a las festas de la jura
sufrieron las tales mif50S de la
: corom0ci6m infinidad de peripe-
cias comico-dramaticas, y una,
enganada, fu6 a parar con unos
titiriteros de la legua, iquien
sabe 81 los mismos que apalea-
ron barbaramente dias pasados
cerca de Murcia!, y otra, desen-
ga1ada, Sc metio monja no Sc
ST calzada 8 descalza, creo que
calzada, y otra fue vfctima de Ia
trata de blancas, a pesar de ha-
berse va creado por aquella 6po-
ca Ell celebre patronato, y el pa
dre, en- fin. aquel buen don Girls
pulo, modelo de viudos con hi
Jas casaderas, revento de triple
indigestion de paternidad, no
Dudiendo sobrevivir a tanros Pc
,sares? JSe acuerdan ustedes?
lOu6 familia mas desgraciada!
Pues ahora, un hermano de
don Crispulo, Y, por consiguien.
te, ito de aquellas niflas, I'm tai
don Caralampio, active CORE
dor de granos. de quien enton-
ces no Sc habl0 por ESQ, porque
estaba corriendo, ha venido a
perpetuar en- la cronica triste el
apeIlido de la familia, siendo
atacado de la locura de moda,
de la 0utom0viLonsa1sjo, y a juz-
gar por sus primeras manifesto
clones, va a alcanzar I'm fin mu-
cho mas tragico que ell de sus
parientes, victimas de otra locu-
ra no menos extendida, de mo-
mom0mia de gramdeS0s, tan NOR
tffera como la bostGJom0as5z, la
fotottbjons0asta, la ret1wec0n0-
mania y demas degeneraciones
cerebrales modernas, a1n no
catalogadas, que yo sepa, por
los mentaliStas.
A don Caralampio lie han vuel-
to loco los periodicos con la sec
cion diaria que vienen publ
cando acerca de la carrera Paris
Madrid, y que CORE parejas en-
extension Y asiduidad con la
que dedican a los desaciertos
de Maura.
Primero comenzo hablando de
AUTOMOBILES con ell mismo des-
parpajo que podfa hablar de gra-
nos, y cuando le discutfan su
autoridad sobre ell asunto, con-
testaba enfaticamente:
Soy corredor.
Despues Sc dedico a hacer es-
tadfsticas del n1mero probable
de victimas que puede producir
la carrera y calculos sobre los si-
tios en- que han de ocurrir los
academies.
Segln don Caralampio, a las
cuatro de la tarde del dfa 28 va
podra expenderse en- las salchi-
cherias de Madrid embutido de
cb0uf1eWr.
iQulera Dios que Sc eqiivo-
fYs1a " rt1a nor. acfa uaz fa11n 81
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ma, por ser la guindilla el mas
importante de sus componentes.
Las primeras pruebas hizolas
ante los compaieros de la mesa
de ForDos, que, observando su
desvario, le siguieron la tema.
Sc les llevo a la Puerta de
Hero y, a falta de automovil,
hizo las pruebas en- ST n1ismo,
colocandose La G9timdiLItn0 pro-
ximamente hacia el sitio donde
Sc coloca en- los coches la subs
tancia motora.
Elresultado fu6 superior al del
inolvidable toxpiro Daza, a los a
minutes estaba en- Ell Pardo.
La segunda prueba, verifca-
da al dfa siguiente, dejo tamafli-
ia a la primera: a las cinco salfa
don Caralampio de los Viveros,
con La GutasdiIItn0 convenien
temente aplicada, y a las seis
estaba tan cerca del otro mum
do que a POGO no le llegan los
1ltimos Sacramentos.
En- vista de tales prodigios de
velocidad obtenidos con la La
GWj@djzljmG, y siempre alenta-
do por los amigos, dedic6se a.
visitar las redacc1ones de los pc
riodicos para que popularizasen
su invento.
lndtil es decir que no le hicie-
ron case, comprendiendo su des-
varfo, por 10 cual, el POGO tempo
que este le deja libre la cabeza
y expedita la lengua, deshacese
en denuestos y imprecaciones
contra la prensa y los Periods
tas, cualidad de todos los locos
que no encuentran en- ella apo
yo para sus dislates, y de mt
chos tontos que Sc figuran que
los peri6dicos son los vertederos|
de las majaderfas humanas.
Aquf, en- "El Liberal, estuvo
tambi6n, y 20 fuf el encargado
de recibirle.
Soy el ito de1as niflas-me diioe
Yo, la verdad, no Gaia en-
qui6n era, porque conozco a mu.
chos tfos de niflas mas 8 menosI
|autenticas.
Juzguen ustedes de mi sor-
presa al saber que Sc trataba del
propio tfo &c las propias Minus
de la c0rOnaci6n, cuyas desgra-
.cias recopil6 yo en- un libro, del
cual no sc ST he dicho que a1n
debeu quedar ejemplares en- las
librer1as.
tQue 10 he dicho va? Bueno:
pues retro Las 1gi10S.
El hombre me ensen6 La
GMjmdjIIimo y Sc empen6 en-
que habfa de ponermela, para
probar sus efectos locomo otivos,
pero 70 tome ell tole y no pare
hasta mi casa.
-lYa 10 ven ustedes!-excla-
maba don Caralampio, espon-
jandose ante los ordenanzas,
que le miraban asombrados.--l
No ha hecho mas que yer La
G~imdSJItm0, y ha tornado una
velocidad de doscientos kilome-
tros por hora.
Lo malo es que don Caralam-
pio Sc encuentra va en- ell ter
Ger y t1ltimo periodo de auto
17s0OiIom0asi9 8 locura de la We
locidad, que consiste en- querer
a todo trance tomar parte en- el
match ris-Madrid.
Con TN hule de la camilla SCI
ha hecho I'm traje de chauffeur.
Iy le ha escrito 10 menos dos
.cientas cartas al presidente del
r. A. G. E., ofreciendole sus SER
;vicios y La GWindiIJiu0.
Sc pasa los dias enteros fren-
te al Nuevo Club, donde paranI
la mayorfa de los automobiles
madrileflos. y aver aprovechan-
do la distraction del ch0uffexr
de uno de ellos, que Sc habfa
bajado a aceitar los coiinetes,
Salf6 S0hrn In ~ Sr,4t~o T., J:< Z
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EDIcTos

Y ORDENES JUDICIALES
que Sc publicaban en- la Gaeeta Of
cial" (extinguida) envfelos al BoLE-
TIN.
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E. FRANCO. Ea9 E9H

El reor COLMADO conftera repostera licores vinos
conservas
Sc encagos de dulce vizcochones coinetas hea-
dos etc, etc, para bodas bautizos
Importaciones drectas de todas procedencia
Gran fabrca de chocolate al vapor eaboado con cacao
az1car del pals.
Premado en- la Exposition Buffalo de medalla
de bronco en- la Charleston 1909 con la de oro
Production diara 500 libras.
Agente en- San 1uan IsDRO a. SANCHEZ