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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-05-11
Big Army to Be Sent.
Takes Many Away from Europe

BY the departure of these troops the
Russian European army will lose six ont
OF thirty-one army corps. The previous
drafts of troops from European Russia
had been formed into Siberian rifle bat
talions, without changing the organize
ton of the Emperors forces on this side
Of the Urals. The present units will be
transferred bodily to Manchuria, retain
ing their present officers and STATS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22
INTERESTING INCIDENTS.
Clash Between Counsel Late Yesterday
Afternoon.


An interesting and exciting incident IN
the trial of August w. Machen, the Groff
."e .iia' y. re u.o, o,,,,r-ed vas,er.
brothers anu 'ne HorenN.
day just before the usual hour iof aoJoui IL
ment
rbrou.bout tho dav hank officials had
- 80 tas,ifx,,no concerning
been On the s'aiiu
various checks and oraIts WH.ch PASSED. DC
tween D. b. Croft and Martha ]. Loren2
.nd C.aoroe u Jorenz and Machen.
''u w uo..;.,,r oash1ar oe IN. Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

Machen on trial not in one case. but in
fourteen different cases before one jury at
the same time.
He reverted to the testimony. and said
that Machen had been declared by two for
mer first assistant postmasters general to
be an efficient, capable public official, and
that Mr.. Heath had characterized him as
one of the fathers of the rural free deliv-
cry
He insisted that Machen was entitled to
be tried on the one single charge contain
ed In the Indictment. I'VE cannot try all
these cases at one and the same time," said
Mr.. Douglass.
Mr. Kumler followed Mr. Douglass. and,
speaking with much feeling, called upon
MT. Conrad to stand up like a man and adj
NIT the unfairness of his statement.
Mr. Conrad answered that he had nothing
to add to what he already had said. He
declared the government was not seeking
to convict either Of the defendants unless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

which he may be said to have acted. HIS
characters have been counted. and they
run into hundreds and hundreds. He must
have created them as he walked and rode
and conversad or unused. The situation IN
which he found himself for the time ce-
came an ilasl ono forthwith. and his part
part with the rest. once saw hlm
hurry forward in ST. James Square to help
a policeman who was struggling 1itn
desaerat. fellow whom he had arre1teG FOR
stealing lead. Ny fIicnd. Mr.. ). 2. PARK
iusoa. well knoEn to and mucn hked ps
!1ickens. was With me- ard VIC hastened 10
aes.s;. / really ,remblsd for the man
looked savagely at NJ. Dickens. and in
another molae.:t bow might have fallen.
.Iil 80 with yer 10 tie station, said M.
.sici.e,,: TO he policeman. and he did.
Even then his -.osce. his air. his walk mad
mo tialax. of some accomplished aFtist cau-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

sues of the case counsel ought not improv-
identity to make statement of that char
acter.
Il made 1t Intentionally" Mr.. Conrad
said.
"All right" retorted Mr.. Douglass; so
much the worse and so much the stronger
the criticism"
Mr. Douglass declared that Mr.. Conrad
had taken issue with the district attorney
and with the government Continuing, he
said:
SCI knew very well what was to be- and
sought TO uncover the situation" The spe-
ciai counsel for the government. he said.
had taken issue with the district attor-
news office. and said: I'VE want this thing
in for the purpose of proving Machen made
SO. 600 a year.
Driven to the wall, Mr.. Douglass de-
clared, 1t was now disclosed that TINS was
the real purpose of the government. To
admit the transcript. he said. would put
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22
MUSIC SPECIAL.
A straightforward in High-c|ass Furs

Our first Thought was to pack the furs away
until next sea6Y1, but tFne desire to share every
advantage with our customers prompts us to hold
the sale now TOMORROW. We unf1esitatingAy
declare the VALUES to be the greatest ever offered
i'm All Furs.
No who has the slightest notion of buying piece
Fur Coat this afford neglect the opportunity
this purchase and There urs of every stylish
sort--scarfs peernes, boas, nuffs and fur coats
The following details show the savings average fourth
half original cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22
Vignette Of Dickens.

Sir John B. Robinson In the Cornhill Magazine.
Charles Dickens. 1t was often said. was
above all things an actor. He was indeed
an actor, and a consummate one. He was
never when In public what In the ordinary
sense of the word is termed natural" 1
saw him again and again at these guild
meetings: heard him address various pub
lie assemblages. and listened. think, TO
each of his public readings, and In ali he
had consciously an ideal In his mind. i;c to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

MENTONE, France. January 22.-The re-
port circulated in the United States from
The Hague yesterday that former Presi-
dent Kruger is SO feeble that his friends
are most anxious regarding him is incor-
rect Mr.. Kruger. who has been residing
here since October last is enjoying excel
lent health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22
Adjournment Refused.
THE TESTIMONY.
Today's Proceedings in the Post Office
Cases

After arguments this morning by Attor-
neys Maddox and KuInler. in continual
ton of those made late yesterday afternoon
Justice Pritchard admitted in evidence a
transcript of Machen's account with the
Union National Bank OF Westminster, Md.
The transcript was admitted, however,
solely it relates TO the items which the
government had connected by evidence with
the case trial.
Attorney Douglass then moved that the
remarks of Attorney Holmes Conrad to the
effect that Machen while receiving salary
of $500 had an income of 10000 year be
expUnged from the record of the trial.
Attorney Conrad then arose. not for the
purpose. he said. of making an explanation.
not for the purpose of making an apology,
but solely for the purpose of indicating his
action. His remarks. said Mr.. Conrad.
were not intended for the jury, and he had
not the faintest suspicion that what had
dropped from his lips in an unguarded mo-
rnent would affect the jury. AS his re-
marks were not intended for the jury.
added Mr.. Conrad. he would withdraw his
remarks.
: Although Justice Prtehard had overruled
the motion to strike the remarks from the
record he permitted Attorney Conrad to
withdraw the same.
MI. Herring Continues.
Joshua W. Herring. cashier of the Union
National Bank of Westminster Md. who
was on the stand at the hour of adjourn
ment yesterday afternoon. was recalled for
cross ~ animation, which was very brief
Replying to "a query prOpounded by Attor-
ney Douglass. the witness stated that he
had known Machen for several years and
had been acquainted with Mrs. Machen
since her childhood. Mr.. Herring further
said that Mrs. Machens father was for
nerly cashier of the Union National Bank
OF Westminster. Md. Z
First Assistant Postmaster General
wynue took the stand again for the purpose
Of presenting statement of information
relating to expenditures in his office that
was called for by the defense when he was
on the stand before. The defense reserved
the right to cross-examine Mr.. Wynne re-
garding t:pe statement after counsel shall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

the evidence adduced convicts them, and
insisted that the transcript was admissi-
BILE evidence.
The hour for adjournment had long pass
ed, and it was agreed that the subject
should be further argued today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

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Set of Mrs. Potts Sad
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1 handle and 1 q
stand: special QnC 4
for set. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

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Set of 8 Christy Knives
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Z rolls Our Dependable
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22

Galvanized Iron Ash
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Long-handle Japanned
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Family size Galvaniz-
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Wash Boilers, with
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bottoms: war km1
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Wringer. family size;
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sevEhth
aalMs Il.
k SITS.

EARLY i'm the week we received letter from
MIR. e. Schlomowitz of los Mercer street, NeWY0rk,
of the most reliable furriers i'm America, i'm
forming of the firms determination to retire
from business, and asking our fur buyers imme-
diate presence i'm New York city, with view of
purchasing the stock.
Recent heavy demands had depleted stocks and
happily position dispose of the line The oppor
uny Furs of the finest quality retail half nearly hall
and than half price important negecand
took everything contained this fine fur stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22
Mr.. Kruger in Good Health.

ed upon to represent all this upon til
stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-22
Auditing Accounts.

The first witness called during the ses-
sion of the court this afternoon was Nolan
III. Chew, deputy auditor for the Post Of
flee Department. He explained in minute
detail the method followed in his office
of auditing the accounts of the rural free
delivery system.
The defense finally objected. and said it
was admitted that the accounts were prop
erly audited. The government explained
that it expected to prove, as the result OF
its examination of Mr.. Chew and witness
who would follow him, that warrants in
payment for fasteners were sent by Ma
chen to Croft The defense challenged the
government to prove that such was done.
The court permitted the examination to
proceed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
AT e m c O M

Sc neeesitan 8 nimeros del semanario 'Ios
DOMINeos DEL BoLRTIN", correspondientes los
dfas 2 y 8 Dc Asoste de 1909, y " de Knere do
1904.
Dihglss 4. Den 5. p. g. (4. q. Boz sag
asn 1azzs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
CALLE De LA CRUZ, SAN JUAN, ?. R.
Buena casa

Sc alquilan los altos de una hermosa
casa, con vista la bahia. Tiene ha-
bitaciones para una fami1ia numerosa,
cuarto de bafo, timbre, luz electrical
Y todas las comodidadeS.
Informes en- ell BoLETIN.
dina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
NOti(iaS generates

VISTA: Han visitado al Goberna
dor, el senor Samuel Gompers. acOm-
panado del senior Santiago Iglesias.
HOSPITAL DE BAYAM6N: Fronto ten
dra el pueblo de Bayamon IN hospital
FL lunes proximo Sc subastari Ia cons
trucc1on de una galeria y letrina de di'
cho establscimiento
DR.. SMITH: Ha salido para Maya
gdeZ al doctor Smith. Secretario de la
Junta Superior de Sanidai. con objeto de
1nvestigar los cas0s de Gebre sOspechosa
one en- dicha ciudad So han presentado
INSTRUCTION PtBLICA: Ell Departa-
mento do instruction, piensa dirigir una
circular los directories de escuelas pri'
vadas, existentes en- la Isla, con ell fin de
que le envlen un informe del numerO de
-.lumnOs que existan en- elias otros de
tas establishes cOnvenientes para sus
estudlos generales de estadtstica escOlar
que prepara el DepartamentO.
MEETING. e. "A del cOrriente sc ce.
lebrara uE meeting obrero en- ell Teatro
de Sa1 Juan, On 81 que tomara parte ell
Presidente de la <Fsderaci America.
IA del traoajo>, de los Estados UCi6Os,
Mr.. G6mpers.
PoLIClA: La Comisi6n de la Policia
1nsular, tomo el acuerdo de reenganchar
por dos amos, los guardias Camilo Ber.
narl Y PEDRO ManZanO.
De BAJA: Sc ha dado orden para la
baja de la siguientes alienadas que Sc han
curadO en- el ManicomiO: Domingo Her.
nandez de Trujillo Alto; Dolores Garcia
de Guayama; Eduvigis Figueroa, de Co.
merio, JOsefa Echevarria, Nicolasa
Quinones, Pillar Acevedo, Rosario Con.
zalez Juana Melendez. de Ponce
PRoPUEsTo: Ha sido propue, to para
CONCEAL del Ayuntamiento de Yabucoa.
don Miguel Rivera, Y SO espera que ell
COnsejo Executive y ell senor Gobernador,
aprueben la prOpuesta.
Mr.. SAMIER: Ha salidO para Faiar.
do el Superintendent de EscueIas Mr.
Samier, con ObjetO de asistir la con
ferenc'a de profesores que SO verifcara
en- aquel pueblo
EMULSION: La Emulsion de Scott es
ell meJor medic de admiuistrar las gra
sas fOsforadas. EstO es debido sin duda
la facilidad con que es asimilada por
ell Organismo.
Don G briel Iguina. Medico -CirujanO
por la UDiversidad de Madrid
Certiica Que hace amos viene ha.
clendo uso de la Emulsion de Scott de
aceste de higado de bacalao con hipofos.
dtos de cal Y de sosa, habiend0 Obtenido
buenos resultados en- aquellos casos en-
que ha creidO necesario Su empleo
para que conste donde convenga,
expide la presente Gu Camuy, Puerto Ri
CO, l6 de Mayo de 1894
DR.. GABRIEL IGUINA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
UNA SOLIQTUD DE la
Association de A9rl(uItOres, Co.
mefddnteS G InduStridIes, d Ia
(dmdrd.

Ls Asociaci6n de Agricultores, Co
merciantes IndustriaIes, instancia de
vrrios propietarios de Rio Grande. pre-
sento y recomend6 & las Camaras de De-
legados, una exposition solicitando re-
formas en- la ley que regula la matauza
de ganado para Ell abasto p6bIico.
Ell lunes de esta semana ell seflor We
We, presidente de Ia Comisi6n de Agri
cultura present6 IN bill sobre esta ma
terra, informando, al recomendsrIo. que
ten1a por objeto satisfscer las iustas as
plraciones manifestadas por dicha Aso-
ciaci6n.
Mucho celebramos que Sc yayan
atendiendo las indicaciones de tan respe-
table scciedad y es de esoerar que igusl
consideration merezcan otras solicitudes
no menos justas. que tiene tambien pre-.
sentadas las Camara al Conseio Eie-
cutivo.
En- el mismo H. B. de que antes Sc
ha hablado, SO trata de zanzibar las ho-
ras de matanza del ganado, en los meses
de caior, para atender Z queja de aleu
mas pobiaclOnes enque solo puede sacri-
ficarse reses pequenas y la carne no Sc
come en- buen estado, hacienda IL stan-
za Ell dla anterior, resultando QUO en-
esas localldades Sc pasan dias de Ia se-
msna sin que hsya quien sacr;fque re-
ses para ell consume.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
HOrrOrOSO (rln0eO
en- Ponce

Er ell rio ~Portugues> de dicha ciu
dad, Sc ia cometido un horroroso crl
men. El dia l6 del corriente, fue ases,-
nada una sonora, algo anciana ella, que
SO encontraba lavando ropa en- dicho
RIO, por IN individuo denominado San
tlago: quien le asesto con un punal; dos
punaladas en- IN brazO y Otra en- Ell pc
enc, lnmedlatamente fue llevada al Hos
ptaI Tricoche, donde SO le hizo la pri.
mera cura. La susodicha anciana SO en-.
cuentra mejOr sde las haridas, Sc cree
que SO salvara El asesinO SO dio inme.
diatamente la fuga Sc asegura que
ha sidO detenido. Sc nos dice que
los motivos que ocasionaron esta saliva.
jada fuerou los celos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
LE0SLA(lON SANITARIi

ORDEN No Il. Referente esta-
bios.
Art. 1; Ell esti6r3ol de los establos
debe ser retirado por 10 menos una vez
csda "a horas.
Art 2. Sc dara aviso al Official de
Sanid&d mas cercano las autoridades
de la Policfa, de los csballos que estan
sufriendo de cstarro excreci6n nasal. Y
no Sc permitira que beban en- ninguna
corriente de aqua
Art. 3. Los oficiales dc Sanidad
Ia policis quedan encsrgados de hscer
cumplir Las snteriores disposiciones,
de denuncisr ante los jueces de Paz los
infraotores de las mismas.
Art. 4, Tods infracci6n de esta Or
den sera castigsda de acuerdo con 10
prescrito en- la Secci6n 767 de los Ests-
tutos Revissdos de Puerto Rico.
Art. 3. Esta 6rden empezara & regir
ell dia de JUNO de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19

Mr.. Lindsay empez6 & hablar, di-
ciendo que ell Tesorero Sc preocupa de-
masisdo sacramento con las palabras del
Attorney.
Apoya ell proyecto, trae & colaci6n
citas del procedimiento que sc sigue en-
los Estados Unidos con respecto al ramo
de administration de que en- ell G. B. Is
Sc trata.
Otros asuntos Sc trataron en- ell Con-
sejo.
Termin6 Ia session, despues de va
rlas votaciones hsbidss, pasando ell c. B.
ID estudio de la Comisi6n de Institu-
clones p1blicas.
Mr. Sweet dijo que ell G. B. en- cues
tlon proponfa Sc pospusiera indefnida-
mente.
En- adelante empezaran las sesiones
las diez de Ia mafIana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
(OkSEJO EJE(UTIYO

Continue Ia discussion del proyecto
de ley de Mr.. Post, acercs de fusion, en-
uno solo, de los Deparsamentos de Carl
dad, SEnidad y PrisioDes.
El tesorero combsti6 ell discurso de
Mr.. Sweet, diciendo que este solo habfa
sido justo en- 10 quo haefa referencia & la
parte iurfdica.
Propuso finalmente que ell proy
Sc enmendara On ell sentido de cressr un
<bureau> en- ell Departamento del Inte-
rior y que pase nueVo estudio dicho
4. u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
ADYERTENQA

Ell Administrator de Gorreos de es-
ia, poblacion, nos supllcs hagsmos sabe-
al p1blico. que estS terminantemente
prohioido ell introducir las cartas en- ell
buz6n con los centavos que imports Ell
valor del sello, amarrados en- IN paque-
tito.
Los que este hacen, deban de pro-
veerse de las estaTa pillas de franqueo en-
las horas de serv.cio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
PrOtesta
Mr.. 60 MPERS
SU LLEGADA
de The Sun Juun Nears)

Mr.. Samuel Gompers. Presidente
de Ia American Federation of Labor
lego anoche en- ell vapor <Coamo9.
FL distinguido representante del
IrabaJo Organizado fu6 recibido en- ell
muelle por una comisi6n compuesta del
organlzador Santisgo Iglesias, Euoenio
Sanchez Alfredo Z. Henriquez y otros
y una muchedumbre immense de obreros
locales q ue seguian 81 coche de Mr.. Com
pers pie, obligaado al cochero 4 ir muy
despaclo, hasta ell hotel Iogaterra donde
Mr. Gompers SO hospedara durante su
permanencia en- San Juan.
n organlzador Iglesia hizo una in
Vltaclon los salones de Ia Federation
Llbre, donde tuvo lugar una gran recep-
clon y Mr.. Gompers hizo IN corto dis
curse.
FL gran <leadero parece estar en-
una exceIente salud y cordialmente reci-
DO al representsnte del News, & quiena
manifesto que su viaje habfa sido sin no.
Vedad Y muy sgradsble.
Dice que permanecera en- San Juan
ana semanS, antes de ir Pance & CT as
cludsdes de la isls, que espera visitar
durante las cuatro semanas de su perma-
nencia en- la isla.
Esta acompahado por John D. Fraz-
ze, amigo personal que le acompafIsra
en- todos sus viajes por la isla.
En- ell trsyecto Ia Federation Ii
pre-, eXpresarOn mucho intores Dor Is
guerra DE Oriente y pasaron frente & Il
oflclns del sNewsa pars leer los boletit.es
Slendo el salon de la Federation Lii
ore tan pequenO, mas de la nitad de los
que pretendfan entrar pare saludar
Mr.. Gompers, no pudioron hacerlo, pc
70 los que tuvieron Ia suerte do entrar.
supileron el entusissmo que faltaba en-
n1mero.
Fl organizS or Santiago Iglesiss en-
pocss escogidas frases en- csstelIsuo.
present6 q Mr.. Gompers cuando sauel
senor SO levant6 hacer uso dc Ia pals
bra, tu6 recibido con prolongados aplsu-
sos.
Manifesto que venfa no simpIemente
q yisJe de recreO, sino con Ia determins-
On de hacer cuanto este en- su poder Dor
Ios obreros de Puerto Rico.
Ahadi6 que Ia noche antes de salir
1e New York, los obseros lie dieron IN
osnquete. para desearIo IN buen viaie
Puerto Rico.
In este banquete IN orador smefi- |
'ano dijo, que sa Isle sIgnificaba una |
lueva era para los G eros de acuelIs Is
8 y contribuirfa ecYrcchar las reIacio-
les de los obreros de snbos paises.
Mr. tJompers, contests: que llevarfs
ese pueblo palabr&s de attraction de
nltn fraternidad y haria todo cuanto
stuviere en su poder para irlprir1irles
espiritu de la declaration de indepen-
encia y Constitution Americans.
Durante su discurso Mr.. Gompers
10: que diferentes informCs llegaron 4
's Estsdos Unidos que 81 nsdie mas,
Odfa saber cuales erGn los infornes yer.
sderos Y cuales los falsos.
Anadi6, que estSba aquf para inves-
gar descubrir por ST msmo, las YER
sderss condolences de Puerto Rico
le cuando esas condolences fuerSn CO.
ocidas, 81 las proclsmsrfa al mundo en-
70.
Despues que Mr. Gompers concluy6 /
r. Sanchez hizo uso de Ia palabra, Y
r. Henriques pronunci6 un discurso G
! iDgles, d6ndole Ia bienvenda al gran
LEADER, nombre de Ia Union Tipo-
'afica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
ReCtifiCanOs

En- uno de nuestros n1meros ante
riores. al ocupsrnos del hermoso discur-
so pronunciado desde Ell p1lpito de Santa
Ana. en- San Juan, por ell ilustrado Pa
dre Frenk Colon, hubimos de decir equi-
Vocadamente que dicho sefIor era puer-
torriquefo, cuando no es asf ell Padre
Frepk Colon es frances.
Que conste.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
Los m0r0s de Manila

Dicen de Mindanao que ell tenients
Campbell w. Flake ha sido muerto; ell
tenienue William E. Robrts Ell soldado
Foy fueron' malamente heridos. mien-
tras sndaban persiguiendo slgunos mo-
ros hostiles.
TC Jos tres pertenecfan 81 regimen
to vig6simo segundo de infanterla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
CASINO ESPANOL

Hemos recibido una atenta invita-
cion del <CasinO Espanol> de Manati pa
ra una velada lirico literaria que Sc lie
vara a cabo, en- los saones de aque
centro. con ell fin de conmemorar Ell Sc
gundO aniversario de su undacion.
Agradecidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
F. .Naranjo

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OFICINA dc asuntos adninistrati
vos y judiaciales de Jose G.. del Vale
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Ayuntanientos y en- todos los Tribunales
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has psrs0uas solas. Conidas a Gin.
cuenta centaVos cubiertO. BaTlos. Te.
lefono, l92. Apartado corrso, 2o5. Pro
p1etaric, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este no.
tel esta a cargo de una senorita ca.
guena.
Con motive de los acontecimian.
tos de Oriente, es tai ell consume del Ron
marca <TROLLYD, que gu fabricante
dom Pedro Chandry, no da abasto q ,os
pedldos que lie llegan de todas parties.
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tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE |
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roduce nuevas mercancias y articulos
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