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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
HARRI~ON GETS CONrRAtT.


The board OF education opened the
bids for the construction Of the new Lin
coin school building on the West side
and the Installation Of the plumbing aud
heating systems.
The bid OF 4. D. Harrison of this city
was the oblv one received for the con.
structiou OF the building. Mr. Harrison
proposed TO construct the building ac-
cording to the plans of Architects
Omeyer & Thori for $12, 900. Ii allo wed
to use cedar instead OF slate shingles his
bid would be $12, ,525. If pine flooring
instead OF yellow pino was used bis orig
inal bid would be changed to $12,S2O
He also agreed to allow $3.50 for sal.
wage in the old buildings and an addi-
tionaI if salvage brick could be used in
the basement partition walls. The
board decided to allow Mr.. Harrison
to use the salvage brick as requested
and accepted his bid at $12,35O.
Several bids for heating and plua biug
were received and George Schroeder OF
this city was awarded the contract at
$2569. Although two other firms had
bid lower than Mr. Schroeder, namely
F. E. Kretz, St, Cloud, heating $1645
aud 0. F. Doyle, st. Cloud, plumbing,
1922, which together were 5000 less
than Mr.. Shroeder's bid for heating and
plumbing combined, the contract was
given to the home man.
Some other bids were:
John Denis. city, plumbing, $1250,
heating $2460.
F. E. Kretz. St. Cloud. hes ting $1645.
W. z. Porter & Co., Minneapolis, heat
ing, $2070.
The contracts will be made and signed
at once, it being understood that the
time limit of construction will be eet for
September 1.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Fred Delvin, we'll known Pine
tree employe, lost the little finger of
his left hand Thursday afternoon last
week, In swinging himself on to
another floor to drop from beam.
the ring on the finger caught on the
hook, and stayed with the larger part
of the finger. while Fred went on.
DR.. Millspaugh amputated the. finger
at the second joint.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Arthur Lord and Miss Annie Nc
Daniel were married at the Baptist
church at 8 o'clock Wednesday even
ing. Miss Hinkle was at the organ
and Miss Nichols sang a solo. Rev.
E. W. Atwood performed the cermony
Miss Rose Mcdaniel was bridesmaid
and Leslie Lord best man. After the
cremony there was q musical program
and reception at the home of the
brides parents, DR.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mcdaniel.
The happy couple left for their
future home at Larimore, N. D.,
where Mr.. Lord is employed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

This story comes from Kingman.
Kan, and is about a bashful bride.
When she had become nicely settled
in her new home the idea of having
a garden came to her and as it ap-
pealed to her fancy she went trip.
ping over to the general store and
began to buy all kinds of seeds in a
reckless fashion. When TIE little
package had been neatly tied up she
turned to the clerk and said that she
was afraid she had forgotten to get
any succotash seeds The .clerk
gathered his nerve and tried to stand
up like . man. Then he went unde.
the counter In = heap, but ct last
came up with . mixture Of corn, pa
and beans, and the sbeids went be,
Way ID peaoo. = /; 4 i u y :..'Ft
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
FLYNN STRIKES IT RiCm.
LITTLE FALLS NAN MAKES BIG
i. -. DEAL IN IRON. 49, ! Il /:

Es.r 4
Duluth. June 6-The state Of Mime.
sofa has another million dollars in
sight in iron ore royalties. D. n.
Philbin. assistant manager of the
Great Northern railwsy, who has an
option fora transfer Of the southeast
quarter of 8+57-a0, will exercise it
andsth papers are being signed.
/ The fee IL cFned ly the state and
four million tons have been shown up
which means 25 cents to the state.
The owners Of the lease, J. G Flynn,
Archie Chisholm Of Duluth and DR..
D. G. Rood of'Hibbing, get bonus of
$40, 600 and To- cents increased royalty.
The minimum sis 100, 600 tons a year,
making at lea4t 3a5. 600 q year for the
state, and $40. .ooo:tor the men who are
transferring the lease to Philbin In
increased royalties.
Duluth News Tribune: D. NJ.
thilbln, assistant general superinten-
dent Of tho Great Northern road. will
exercise his option for the mining
lease to the east half of the southeast
quarter Of 8. $40, in the Hibbing dis
triot. referred to by many as the
Flynn mine. He is in the east and
ia expected back soon, at which time
the transferei of the lease will be
made. -
The eighty acres described are owned
by the state and the owners of the
lease are A. N. Chisholm and J. G.
Flynn of Duluth and D. c. Rood, of
Hibbing. and one other Mesaba range
man.
The proposition in many respects is
one Of the most interesting that has
been reported in mining circles for
coma time. The terms of the option
held by Mr.. Philbin are to pay a
bonus Of $40, 900 and 35 cents royalty.
the minimum Of ore to be mined
annually, or On which royalty must
be paid; 100, 900 tons. The state
royalty is 25 cetns so that the owners
ef the lease will receive an advance
of 10 cents ton on all ore mined.
This will provide a fixed income of
-, 500 year for each of the owners
of the lease, and it will be more in
proportion as the operating company
chips in excess Of 100, 900 tons year.
The 10 cents increase royalty will
come big item in the life of the
mine. The amount of ore shown up is
said to be not less than 8, 500. GOO and
only part of one forty has been ex-
plored as yet The ore deposit is
from 165 to $50 feet in depth. The
state of Minnesota Is to receive 25
cents ton on all the iron ore mined,
and there is to be 3 so. 0OC tons, the
amount will be in round numbers
5000, 600, and the lease owners are
satisfied that great deal more ore
will show up
1T is expected t at Mr.. Philbin
will turn the property over to some
one Of the large operating companies,
and it has been expected for some time
that M. A. Hanna & Co.. will get it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

An oil painting of Dean F. J. Wull-
ing Of the pharmacy department of
the State Uni versitY will be painted
ON commission of the alumni of the
pharmacy school and will be placed
in the library builing at the universi-
ty. A resolution to this effect was
adopted at the eleventh annual meet
ing of the alumni held last week.
Dean Willing is a brother of Chas.
Willing of this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Bemidji Pioneer: G. l.. Decker has
resigned his position with SCHNEIDER
Bros. and will leave the first of the
week for Little Falls to take his old
position with Barney Burton. Mr..
and Mrs. Decker have made many
friends during::their stay in the city.
who, though sorry to see them leave,
are glad to learn that Decker has a
better position and all wish him sue
cesa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
Married

The f. living is from tbe Auoka
Herald cf June 5th Mrs. Giddings
and parents were residents Of this city
for some years:
The first social event of the week
was that of the wedding of Captain
Paul J. Giddings of the Third q. S.
Infantry and Miss Mabsl Hughes of
this city.
The ceremony took place at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Hughes, Tuesday after
noon at two O'Clock. Pro mptly at this
hour the groom took his place before
bower of green smilax and white
flowers in which stood the Rev. F.
R. Lenach, the clergyman who per-
formed the ceremony.
In an alcove nearby an orchestra
rendered the Loehngrin wedding
chorus during the entire reading of
the wedding service. The bride
reached the miniature altar unattend-
ed. She was beautifully gowned in
white Jusi cloth and carried her
sorority flower of lilies of the valley
and forget me -aots.
They left on the afternoon train for
one of the northern lakes where they
will spent few weeks. returning to
Anoka June 23 for week here before
going to Ft. Thomas. Kentucky, where
Mr.. Giddings's regiment is at present
stationed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Tintah Mimi Call: Prof. L. B.
Sunderlin left Tuesday over the 500
with carload of emigrant's movables
for Dundurn, Assiniboia, Canada, near
where he has a homestead. Mrs.
sunderlin left this morning. We
understand that the professor will teach
this coming year. After that he will
devote his entire time to agricultural
pursuits. Their many friends In
Tintah are sorry to SEQ them co. but
all uuite In wishing them unboundsd
prosperity and happinsaa ...... ):
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
PORTO RICO'S COMMERCE.

The people of Porto Rico find a
market in the United States for more
than fve times as much of their pro-
duct as they did in the year of the
Spanish war. And the people of the
United States sell more than five
times the amount of their former
sales in that island. In 1902 the
amount Of the Porto Rico products
sold here was 90, 6345, 600. and this
country shipped to the island $12. :
1875, 900 worth of goods. Don't forget
to order that case of golden grain
belt beer for home use. Order of
your nearest dealer or be supplied by
Jos. Ledoux, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

B. Gadola, formerly of this city,
later in the mercantile business at
Ogilvie. has bought the saloon business
of " B. Calvin at that place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

President 8. F. Nelson and Vice Pres
iient G. N. Walker Of the Hennepin Pa
per Co., were in tho city Friday with !.
G. Jacobson Of Grand Rapids, Wis. to
consider impro ts:to b. nads il
to paper mill. About III. 600 VIM Is
sxpsadsd. =. ..s.: -. 80: : : :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

The baseball calendar for the last
week is gloomy. St. Cloud defeated
the locals four times in succession at
St. Cloud Saturday and Sunday, to
2, and 10 to 0: at home Tuesday and
Wednesday, to and II to 0. The
st. Cloud team is swift, and has q
colored phenomenon. That's enough.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

The Little Falls Bathing association
elected W. T. Tourti'lotte PRESIDENT and
Aug. Christensea secretary and treas
urer. The baths were opened Sunday.
Louis Tanner has charge. Season
tickets 81. may be got at C. b, Bro wn's
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Wm. A. Gish, father Of Chas. Gish,
succumb bed to the injuries received in
&~cvclone in Nebraska, and died at
Bloomington in that state Tuesday
last week. The remains were buried
at Juniala on Thursday Of last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

The Grey Eagle Gazette has ex
banded to q 6ve-column quarto. It's
bright as ever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

A painters union was organiz ed
this week with Offices: Ezra Hamlin
preeident, o. s. THOMPSON vice
president, r. Vining secretary,
N. Richardson treasurer. and NJ.
Fishbach. F., W. Thompson and O;
Petesson trustees. : -. - IL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

O B. Whitford has opened a barber
shop at Dryad, Wash. Rube Schafer
is employed in shingle mill there.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Miss Katie Duncan of Sauk Rapids
will spend summer here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wells.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
This About LaceS.

The 25c laces at 12c.
T he zoe 1aces at 10c.
The 15c laces at Sc.
The 1OC laces at Sc.
The So laCes at g.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

The county auditor will sell the grass
ION state lands on Saturday, June 27th,
at 2 O. clock p. NJ, at his Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Mrs. Clark Barry of Grey Eagle
visited here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Born TO Mr. and Mr'. L. schrieber;;
1u,e 6th, = soe. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

GREAT MIDSUMMER SALE OF DRESS GOODS.


Some god marked third below
stylish and Some this
should attend this
needs, o for future Read
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-24
Berbiquies a 80 cts Ino

Cordel para tender ropa 10 cts bollo
Caiones de alarma para mostradores
escrtOrios, ropercs 81 Dumero 1719 %
csmb1naciones secretas divisiOnes para
Ell menudo divisiones para orc y billie
tes. G4nga a 80 uno
Cascarllla Caracol de Persia. GAIA grande
cts una
Cadenas llaveros de alumtnfo no Sc cxi'
dan nunca, especialidad para las sef1oras
Z cts una
Caiitas con "A sobres y "a pliegos de pa
pei y I cts
Idem japonesss con 500 palillos para los
dientes. auos bien pultdos, cts.
I1em con 1900 palillos para idem, made
"a durs, cts
Czrteritss S colganteS de piel, armaduraS
d radas, IA % cts.
Idem de plata aluminio 25 cts
Idem de idem con larga csdens para ell
uello Ultima Moda Parisien, tamafl0 spro-
piado para sef1oras, 80 cts una
Carterit3s con todas clases de aguias
5 centavos una
Oepfllos de dientes 8. I y 10 cts
Idem para la cabeza 9 6, y Is cts
Idem para ZapatJs, dobles, II cts
Idem para ell pizo la cocina cts.
Idem para recogsdores de basura a IA
cts.
Idem para idem de migas cts.
Idem para la cocins a 5 y cts.
Cordones para zspatos, cuslquier tama.
no, l cts par.
Ci3tAs para idem en- negro IS par
Clnta hiladilIo cuslquier ancho, piezas
por 8 cts.
Consuelitos de marfil para los nenes,
a cts u.o.
Cinturones para se1oras, amarillos, de
pieI neQra, de charo1, 10, IL 15 c-s uno
Colado res de als mere 3 cts uno-
Cuchillrs para cortsr verdura 3 cts una
dem de cocina clase superior 3 cts ID
Cuchillas para picar carne cts.
Candados de golpe 5 cts.
Idem de bronco patentes con dos llaVes
sierrss a 10 cts unO
Cortauf1ss patentes de'gran cOmodidad .
% cts uno.
CncniIlas para nif1os. sefioras y csballe'
hyua 8. IL, q. 81 y 81 cts una
y ouefavidrios patentes con tirabnzon,
.enc.Idor de lataS, martillo amoladoT de IL
9feras cuchilIos S 10 cts uno
Cosm6ticos 5 cts. barrit1
CerretIlIas Para psstel'llos cts
Cuchillos tenedores mango marhl Id
cts par de piezas
Csiitas para estafadcres <Espec1al1dado
| iuego en- su csje % cts
Cucharas cuchsrItaS. triple plateaoe
xRoseoff. cts una
Ctnts de ssda pura B. A, 5. 6, 8 10. Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-24

Lapices Faber. con goma J sin ella.
centaVo
Hem para carpfhteros. mum q cts
Libretitss para ell bolsillo y 3 ctvos
L bretas para composiciones, m area
SCHOOL / ctvo
Linternitas para ell sombrero. cristal de
dif7rentes colores, con depostto y mechs,
3uema gas, q cts
Ligas para sefl 1ras ni1as a cts par
Idem para caballeros 5, 7, 5, II, Is y
20 centavos
Idem bs ia talle 29 cts
Limss planas % centavos
Llaves iuglesas q 50 centavoS
Moliuos de cafe Il centevcS
Msrtillitos Washington centavOs
Motss para la cara 5, 6. Is y 25 cts
Nam sds ras, forms Modelo, o 2 cts
Maraqaitss 25 ceutayos
Microscopes cuents hilCs centavos
Medias para sef1oras a ce> >taVoS par
Mnfiequitas vestidas centavos
Navsiss vaciadas, ~sdlsdas asentadas
listas para sfeitafse, de la ceiebre marca
<Corons9 q 81. so
F0IT S Rosa Is .auc0s color rosa q lO cen.
tavos csja
Polvo oriental, 81 sscreto de las Turcas,
cts cejs
Idem Bsbe. FL Polvo de Mods, Is cts
GAIA
Polvos saponaces para los dientes de Ma
dame Lila Riao tan conocida por 50 pureza
fragancis cuslidsdes anlisepticss, en-
botes patentes, 70 cts pomo
Paiaustres 1t centavoS
Peinillss de cuerno marca Hercules 5,
8, 2 8 cts una
Idem de celuloide en- colores cts qua
Peinillas de gutapercha Is cts una
Idem de idem nsrca de Familia o 80 cts
una
Id para ell bigote en- estuche y cts
Polvos dentlffcos II, 8 y Is cts pomo
Peivetss de aluminio Is cts
Porbalibros O 10 cts
Ports-sbspicos de color 10 y Is cts
Id negros Especialfdad para Ell luto 15
cts uno
Portamoneditas 2, II cts
Portanonedas Degros con canto de plata
| oxidado para sef1ora, . ID cts uno
Id para csballero. con division para BIZ
lletes 16 cts
| Pasadores de sombrero. blances negros
| por l cts
| P0lvos de talco 10 20 cts pomo
| Piedras para asentar navajss 5 cts
Pomads vaselna centavos pomo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-24

IA Is 18 cts. les 81 certimetros
Caiitas de tiza para Ia escuels II cts
una
Cinta para cinturonos interiors; de seffo-
rss cts los 54 centimetros
Cubiertos niquelsdos para nif1os 10 cts
juego
Caretas para Base ball 80 y IS cts una
Dedales de alumtnio de acero abiertos
y cerradcs l y 2 ctss> respectiVameIte
Dore u cts caiits,
De=t3rniiIadorss pianos de pulgadas q
is cts. uno.
Idem redondos, 'ESpecialidad' para la
maquina de coser. cts.
Idem para carpintsros Il 2S CTS.
Estuches de lapices de colores cts uno
Eseucia "Florentioa", Especialidad de
la rssa". 5. 25 so cts frasco.
Escupidores de laton esmaltado 20 cts
par
Espeios marco blanco y maguifcas lunas
franctSeS cts.
Extracto triple de Hang Hang. Rosa,
Violetas, Dc L cts.
Idem Heno II cts.
ElsstIco para ligas, blaco negro.
cts los "a centtmetros.
Escopetas caza-moscas q 12 cts. una
Espatulas para albafiiles cts una
Gomss de borrar l ctvo.
Gcmas para las mangas q. cts par
Coma General para pegar ctvs
frasco.
Hschuelitas Washington a 5 cts.
HorouiIlas Nueva Germania, paqueti-
tos por / ctvo.
Idem aceradss ! Cts paquetito
Hilo de coser l, 2. 3, cts palo
Idem de seda en- bianco, azul celeste, ro-
10. amarillo, rosa y matizAdo en- blanco 70.
ga Y azul, cts carret~l grande.
Imperdibles blsncos negros a 3, 4,
cts docena
IUstrumentos de iardfDerfa para nt1os q
Il cts juego
| Jab6n de lsvar, pasta cts.
Idem menta para Ell banjo cts pasta
Idem leche de Violetas, cts caiits de
pastas
Idem Bfea legitimo cts pasta
Idem de gliserina pura 10 cts pasta
Id.m Nil flores, cts pasta
Juegos de cafe para munecas cts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-24

Piumas de broncs marca Falcon por
1 cts cts csjs
Quemadoros s cts
Rslojes para caballeros clase Remonfoir -
.pstente especial para hiar las sguias
Recc gedores de basurs cts
Id para migss de pan con raspador, IL q
ceo5svos.
Rslci=s de nifos 7 10 cts.
Resinas para ARGOS de vioifn 2 cts a.
Sombrillitss para Difios 1s cts una am
Sujetspufios cts par
Sinfonfas 10 cts una
SerruchUs para csrpinterOs 81 10 cts n
Id rabO de ration 10 cts
Sierrietas de ealar con su mootura de a
n,kel pIiegos de diseDos I'm gHsbAdor.
una hojs de pspel de ca cal, todo en- 81 CO -
jaa IL dl jIego. s
Tonico de NJ dame Lila Rand para ell CO. p
beilo conC cidieimo para In curS de In csSpa Sa
irritaciones cUnsiguientes evitsr In cal
del pelo haciendoio crecer vow eudoio go
suave Iustroso puro, estimulante hfgt6'
nico. so cts botella ~
Tiieras de aceIo niqueiado Is cts
Tirabuzones de nikel 9 cts r~
TIrantes de nif1os 9 cts -
Idem para csb&ileros, bordados en- seda ~
Chic de Paris, q 25 cts
Toalleros Iatentes Il cts uno
Taehuelss cualquier tsms fio ctso. pte. 80.
1dem para tapicercs, cts paqoste
viserss patentss para la oacins 10 .
centavos
Y w
Yuntas de nscar 10 35 cts
Id enchapadas caprichOsas y de ultima ~
mod 25 cts
IN i -'sse mejor b IS cts =.
muchcs otrCs artieulOs como PolSos :.
Princesa Venus, Cuellos de hilo 10
cts uno Puhos de hilo 16 cts. par.
Hilo de marcar, Onta tripa de polio, me.
chas de lamparss, hilo para envolver, hGr -
auillas invencibies paquetes ptr i -
etvo. Brillsntfna para Ell pelo le cts.
frasco. Aft .es uegros jisss d. cts. o.
Agujas de coser de 25 en- paqEetitp /
otvo papel, tinta cts frasc a. ma
cts, mechss inss para berbiquies, ingas
tes paiapgsnss de lston doba 16 cts
una, palomstas . Ii cts par, s. SC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-24

Alferes de pecho ell cinturon con gan
cho para Ell reloj IS, 90 % cts uno.
.huecadores numero 8. sin piedras, a Is
cts par
Idem de concha con 40 blancos brillantss
65 cts par.
Aosbicos de todos colores caprichOsos
psisajes s, 10, II Is 20 Y 25.
Aifleres para Ia corbata <Gran NoVedad1,
cts uno.
Idem para idem con finas piedras blan
cas- 10 cts uno.
Alfleres blancos, grsndes buenos, pa
pc de 40 l centsvo.
Aqua Florida de ST Thomas, pura de
gran frsgancia y duraci6n, 8 56 cts bo'
tels.
Idem Id Z cts una,
Aceiteras para maquinas de coser q cts
Aceite para idem de idem q 3 cts frasco'
Agujas para crochet q ] cts.
Idem de coser Oio Dorado 2 cts Ell psque'
tito.
Agus Msrsvillosa 10 cts hotella.
ldem idem triple extracto de alta gra-
dusci0n 81 cts frasco.
Asmt re para ell euello cts.
Aqua de Vloletas Vegetal a SO cts bote'
llR
ALL / cts potecito.
AtGfstes platesdos y esmsItadoS Il cts.
Aoridores de lstas niqnelados, maroa HI
glenico, ! cts uno.
Boteiias biherones graduadsS cts una
Idem idem ldem con tubos sHtomsticos
gonna larga tetilia CUnsuelito Is cts una
Boau1llas para tsbabcs cts una.
B4rrenas todss de metal 1 y cts una.
Betdn negro liouido cts frasco
Idem de pasta 2 cts GAIA
Idanl idem mbinacfon, pasta liquido,
eEspecialrdad0 para charol y cabritilla, q
10 ct eRtueh=
Idem amarillo pasta 9 cts GAIA.
Idem idem com mbinacl0n pasta Hquido
& CTS estuche.
6os5peA de Ieche, blanco nnarfI y negros
cnsIonier tam sYiahtRR,1 ! cts docena
lem de nacar Gran B5Ee {. 4, 5, I
cts dOcens.
Idem negros de mar6l para sacosNy cha
COS Y cts docens -
Idem de metal grandes y chicos pare
nRntalones q i centavo docena
idem de hueso para La pechera cts ID
Idem de nacar ahumads. blsncos ne
gros '.El Gran Bottom para Ropa interlor,
cts docena
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