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Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Judge w. c. Blakely has gone to Flagstaf on legal basinsss. Return ing home he will be accompanied by his grand daughter, Isabel Blakely, who has been attending school at the Tem pc Normal school.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Mrs J. R. Russell departed last Sat urdsy night for San Francisco, where che will take treatment at the German Hospital for asthma, from which che has been suffering for some months.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

w. D. McCright, of Signal, was in Kingman the first of the week. Mr. McCright is the owner of a nun Der of good mining claims in the section near the old McCrackin lode.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10
T. E. Carey Killed.

Tom Carey, who at one time was con- ductor on the Chloride flyer, was killed at an early hour Tuesday morn ing last, in . head on collision, near Riverside, between two Salt Lake trains. Carey was riding in the cab of the engine and when the crash came was thrown 6O feet and his head crushed. Death was instantaneous. Misreading of orders was the cause as' signed for the collision. Telegrams were received here and at Ash Fork enquirinR of the whereabouts of Car ey's wife. The death of Tom Carey is to be regretted, as he was jolly good fellow and had many friends here.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

J.F. Withers and O. D. M. Gaddis this week disposed of their interests in several mining cl ims in the Boun' dary Cone section to J. M. Day. The mines show good values in the out. OrOD
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Kingman school closes next Friday and in the evening the little ones will give an entertainment in Elk Hall.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Mrs. George A. Bonelli and children have gone to Manuelito, New Mexico, where they will visit with Mrs. Bo. uelli's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. L. Tarr.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Dr. D. w. Mckenzie, of Lesterville, Mo-, a brother in law of Recorder Thomas McNeely, arrived in Kingman Thursday last on visit to his rela tives. He will remain short time looking over the country.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Report from Needles today indicate that the river is still on the rise and that much damage may result.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Fred Stull, the we'll known Chloride mining man, is in the east on mining business.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Peter Caffery is getting aome good ore in the lower tunnel on the Alpha mine, which be has been driving ahead for some months past.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

Charles Wilkins and Morgan Jones are stili at work on their contract on the Mocking Bird mine, near Stockton Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

J. w. Johnson returned from the Prescott country a few days ago, hay ing completed his business in that ae0tiOn
Mohave County miner., 1905-06-10

4aaohape County a1iuer,
 Published Every Saturday.
 By SMITH & SAWYER.
 RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year, strictly in advance, 3 cos Six months, 70 Three months {: OO Advertising rates on application.
 Fred Stull, the we'll known Chloride mining man, is in the east on mining business.
 Report from Needles today indicate that the river is still on the rise and that much damage may result.
 Kingman school closes next Friday and in the evening the little ones will give an entertainment in Elk Hall. Charles Wilkins and Morgan Jones are still at work on their contract on the Mocking Bird mine, near Stockton Hill.
 J. W. Johnson returned from the Prescott country few days ago, hay ing completed his business in that section.
 Peter Caffery is getting aome good ore in the lower tunnel on the Alpha mine, which he has been driving ahead for some months past.
 w. D. McCright, of Signal, was in Kingman the first of the week. Mr. McCrieht is the owner of a nun Der of good mining claims in the section near the old McCrackin lode.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Dundon came over from Cerbat this morning for the purpose of settling up matters con nected with the sale of . group of mines in the Cerbat section.
 J.F. Withers and O. D. M. Gaddis this week disposed of their interests in several mining cl ims in the Boun dary Cone section to J. M. Day. The mines show good values in che out crop.
 Jack Barnes, an old time minsr and owner of many promising mining prop. erties, arrived in Kinemsn a few dave ego from the Bill Williams Fork sec. tion. He reports that country looking exceedingly we'll.
 Judge w. C.. Blakely has gone to FlagstaR on legal bnsinsss. Return. Ing home he will be accompanied by his grand daughter, Isabel Blakely, who has been attending school at the Tempe Normal school.
 Mrs J. R. Russell departed last Sat urday night for San Francisco, where che will take treatm at the German Hospital for asthma, from which che has been suffering for some months.
 Mrs. George A. Bonelli and children have gone to Manuelito, New Mexico where they will visit with Mrs. Bo uelli's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. l. Tarr.
 James Kinney is in town from Ger bat, where he and others have con tract on the Twins mine. He report, that only 9 feet remains of a one hun dred foot contract einking and tha the ore body has increased greatly it size and richness in the 75 feet of work
 It is reported that work on the Treas ure Hill group of miues will be started up the 18th of this month. Superin tendeut Teale was in Kingman yester day looking after affairs of the com pany. The mines are among the goo' properties of the Stockton Hill sec tion.
 Major w. A. Meusch returned las Sunday evening from an extensive vii 1t in the east, where he looked afte affairs connected with the Enterpris Mining Company. It has not bee learned what the intention of the oou pany Is regarding future developmeu of the property.
 The Mohave County Progressive Al sociation, at its meeting last Monds 4.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
Consolidated April IL, 1890

Otto Borchardt, of Milwaukee,
was in town Wednesday, on
business.
F., j. 3. Kane, of Marvin, was a
business visitor at this place,
Saturday.
Joseph Rubo, of Twin Brooks,
was in Milbank on business,
Saturday.
S. j. Kwensyke, of Glenco,
visited Milbank friends Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Elsie Specker of Sisse-
ton, called on Milbank friends,
| Wednesday.
Morton Mikkelson, of Wilmot,
was transacting business in this
city, Wednesday.
Nels Bergren, of the Grant
County Telephone company, is
the champion rustler, selling and
collecting for 25 shares of stock
in that company, a total of $1,000.
A. F. Johnson, Indian agent at
the Pine Ridge agency was in
Milbank on business Monday.
From here he went to Sisseton,
where he spent two or three
days on business.
b. S. Pullen was at LaBolt and
Revillo recently, on business.
He says that at either of these
towns he could plainly see the
Milbank water tank. You can
also see the tank from about a
mile this side of Big Stone.
Some three hundred people
from this vicinity enjoy ed a pleas
ing easter propram given at the
German Evangelical church last
Sunday evening by it's young
people. The various songs, rec
itations, ETC., we'll rendered and
the last mum her, a cantata en-
titled "The Ten Virgins, made
a very favorable impression.
Here is problem put to q
HERALD ADVANCE scribe, which
we refer to our readers: A man
wanted ticket to a town and
only had So bill and it required
So to get the ticket. He took the
bill to pawn shop and got 81. so
on it. On his way back to the
depot he sold the ticket for
$1.5O. That gave him So. Now
who is out the dollar?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
Telephone Meeting

The members of the Grant
County Telephone company held
a meeting Wednesday afternoon,
at Martens Bros. office.
Contracts were let for the
poles, wire and all constructive
supplies, except the telephones,
which will be purchased later.
The metallic circuit was decided
as the one to be used on account
of it's being much more satisfac-
tory.
The officers of the companyare
in receipt of communication
from the Tri-State telephone
company, with headquarters in
the cities, saying that they will
extend their lines to Ortonville
this summer, and as the local
company will build to Big Stone.
it is expected that connections
will be made with the Tri- State.
thus giving the patrons of this
company long distance COM
munication to the cities and
elsewhere.
The lines first to be built will
be five in number, all running
from Milbank. AS already laid
out, route one runs from Mil
bank, on section line, seven
miles due west aud north to
Corona; route two, due west
seven miles, through Twin
Brooks to southwest corner of
section 36, south eight miles,
passing through Stockholm:
route three runs west two miles.
south five miles, west one mile
and south four miles; route four.
runs south ten miles, east three
miles, aud south four miles.
passing through Albee and
Revillo; route five, runs north
on section line east of town four
miles, east seven miles, north
one mile into Big Stone. Branch
lines will be built from these
lines for accommodation of sub
scribers.
The supplies were all pur-
chased through Wood Bros, Of
Milbank and as soon as.they ar
rive work will be commenced.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
TIME TABLE.
Home Happenings

Marvin Lockhart was laid up
last week, nursing pet boil.
w. G.. Mcpherson is making a
visit to friends in Nebraska.
Albert Gustafson, better known
as Jimmy, was visiting Milbank
friends yesterday.
Mesdames Paddock and Thorn,
of Big Stone. were Milbank
visitors, Wednesday
Wood Bros. have put up a
numb Der of hitching posts on the
vacant lot at the rear Of their
store.
G.. Hulsmann and son recently
purchased a 1O-horse power auto,
which they will use in their land
business.
Meyers & Son have recently
employed Thos. Dickinson, of
St. Paul, practical and up-to-
date horseshoer.
Mr.. Simonson, the wheat buy
er of the round elevator, has
moved into one of the Baird
houses on third street, this week.
Messrs. j. D. Smull and E. w.
Phelan have been drawn as
Jurors for the spring term Of the
U. S. court at Deadwood next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wood and
family were Big Stone visitors
Sunday afternoon. They went
down in their auto, making the
trip down in thirty minutes.
Henry Mcpherson started yester-
day on trip to the Pacific coast,
where he may possibly conclude
to remain should he secure en-
ployment and be pleased with
the country.
The Misses Ruby and Hazel
Ryder entertained the mem bers
of the senior class of the high
school, and their friends, at d
bubble party, Tuesday evening.
The white ball to have been
given by the members of the
K. P, has been indefinitely post
poned, on account of the death of
one of the mem bers, A. F.. Lind
quist.
Erlandson & Johnson have
caught the spring house clean
ing fever and are giving their
store a coat of paint and other
! wise improving their place of
business.
Little Pearl Conright, son of
Addison Conright, is now get
ding along nicely from an illness
that has continued for
several months, and will soon
be entirely recovered.
Preparations for the decora-
ton day exercises, are being
made and announcement will be
made next week. Everything is
being done to make this a mem
orial day to be long remembered
by Milbank people.
Mrs. Maud Pillsbury Walker,
of Sioux Falls, will speak in the
Methodist church Monday even
ing, May l, under the auspices
of the Standard Bearers. Every
one is cordially invited, espe-
.cial]y the young people.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28

)ATTLE AND HORSES WANTED-to pas
~ ture. will take limited number OF cat
tie and horses to pasture on my farm In section
two of Stockholm township during the season
of 1905. All stock must have brand or other
distinguishing mark and must be furnished
with a list and description OF said mark on
day stock are delivered to me-. Stock must be
delivered at pasture on May 10th. Terms: cat
tle So; horses, $3.50 Apply before May lst, to
WILLIAM RABBIT.
Milbank, S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28

We are in the market to buy
az grades OF wheat, paying the
highest market price for same.
we are paying SPECIAL PRICES
for good MILLING GRADES.
WHETSTONE VALLEY MILLING
TO-, Milbank, s. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28

Inc Farmers Bank has
change of ad which you should
read.
j. S. Farley, the hardware
merchant, has change of adv,
this week.
Market day-Next w ednesday
Look up the advertisements in
this paper.
Ed A. Murray was at Mazeppa
the latter part of last week, visit
ing his mother.
| Our remnant sale of Misses
goods has commenced.
| ERLANDSON & JOHNSON,
Sheriff Murray was out in the
west part of the county Monday,
looking after jurors.
| District court convenes next
Tuesday, Judge J. H. Mccoy, OF
Aberdeen, presiding.
Erlandson & Johnson put up a
new awning on the north half OF
their store this week.
County Judge S. S. Lockhart
left for Minneapolis, Tuesday
night, where he will appear be
fore the United States court on
legal business.
| Miller's orchestra went tc
Watertown, Monday evening, tc
play for a dance. This orches.
ira is always in demand for re
turn wherever they play.
Miss Alice Vandervoort, who
accompanied the Hawes family
to California last fall, returned
home the first of the week, much
improved in health.
Lender, the shoe dealer, has
a number of odd pairs of shoes
of both mems and lady's wear,
including a few Oxfords, which
you can buy at your own price.
Call and see these special bar.
gains.
| The Mrs. Burton Gamble res.
idence is being repainted, and
otherwise improved, and when
finished will present very fine
appearance. K. E. HUSKY is
doing the work.
| A. G. Lender, the pioneer shoe
maa has space in the HERALD
| ADVANCE, which our readers
should look up. Mr.. Lender s
stock is up-to-date, and you
should call and look it over.
Don't fail to read the ad.
| Senator Kittredge was shak.
ing hands with Milbank friends
Wednesday, while stopping of
| here for few hours, when on
his way west. The senator is in
his usual good health, but is
glad to get back to the invigor-
ating atmosphere of the north
west after the long siege at
Washington.
The Bentley building north of
the HERALD ADVANCE office, is
rapidly nearing completion.
The steel ceiling has been put on,
floor laid and the front is ready
for the plate glass. When finish
ed, the building will be very
substantial Improvement to
south Main street
"A letter received from Mr..
and Mrs. S. M. Pasco, at Pom
ona, CAL, states that they ex-
pect to return to Bonair, Iowa,
about the first of the month.
Mr.. Pasco's health has not i'm
proved as they had hoped for.
The weather had been un-
pleasant, with great deal of
rain during the winter. They
send their regards to all the old
Milbank friends.
In another column will be
found the market day ads. of a
number of the Milbank mer.
chants. People in town on Mar
ket day, will do we'll to trade
with the advertisers in the HER.
DADvANCE. They are rep,
resentative business people of
the town, always found ready
to do their share or even more,
when called on, always with the
one view in mind, to better Mil
bank. Remem Der this when
you do your trading.
The rapidity with which the
sewer work is being pushed, is
certainly commendable, for all
concerned. Since Monday, the
10th, about fourteen blocks of
trenches have been dug, pipe
| - ~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28

TNOR SALE-House and lots 10 and II in block
IL IS. Applyt to d. STAATs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11
BrBLIOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA, 139

cord6 sntgua hiora desposada sugra QUE soa e
cchar mi nihez enia de mode situsc6n en-
htlaba Pen6 TODD arreglrs por medic de mi
lacienca al renunc6 mi primers ntenc6n No estoy
fatgando!
Nm que hsbis estldo ,scuch nio pre- ando intess
s6o pudo hicer sG.l negative orosos GIGS La an
cans prosgu6 su hstora.
-EAtsndo al las eosA poila prtveer como desesbA
las ncesdade d' mi padre Muy sscremen vendi me
sobrabs e eDvie de dnero desde uego no
poda durire mucho. Por fortuna presenaron espcsA
de certo mro exraD que deseAba aprender m6ea spo
10 d leccone pude sostener mi padre La dms
trnjer foe benevoa c)nmgo tsrdamo buenas
smgss Sofia departr oonmgo apon6s chapurrado on
ds d6 bro, dseando que 70 10 eye Era ell evangeo
de Mtteo-lo ]ntra6s principle de ast Biba-que Ia
siE6n scababs de traduee 81 apones Tra6 de eero mas
staba leno de exrhAs hors pue ado sin pres
tirle atenci6n
princpioa del s6o sigusnte mi suegrA SO vic herda de
s6bto Ia paTaI esto modified genio por complete: ha
bendo do rue vov6se ahora humde como un ni6o
dseabL ttnto mi campf mabs cad que spar
tAbl de lado Mrzndoa a dormda desy4ds snt h,
ber sdo vengitva mi resentmento ella quersdo vera
bn, posbe hice pude por e pero sin relutdo
aguno.
M msrdo volvi6 poce despuGs de muerte de mi
suega M padre ba reunir nootroa csyo enfsrmo de
bea foruna de habere encontrsdo h ped echien 10
e ella trato tan trno en mueho hbar heco po
81 nj la decma pirte de 10 que me proporl.
Las tcmIron buen sssgo depufs Mcen1endo mi ma
rico gradusmtnte cecendo mi robuo sano Con todo
bre De snIedadei mi mArdo muy sfconsdo Ia be-
bd suede menudo entire o ociale del srcito uego
aqueC empcs los honbes de coumbrps
dsouts surq1e mi mardo major que Ia gener.ld,d b..
HE oe bsucsdo as br oco1entIe en- muchas
u6 excepc6n de a rtga general Hnmikda Dor su dpa
ci6p ecuncA sprovechAba Ia ocis6n para acon
81 Sc reA de mii ssrnones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11
NAMI-KO

variable huor de mi aueg v adsmSs hsba sgo Que per-
turbbs coDsDtemsnte avergusr psradsro de mi padre
En- sctco de aqut aho, embafc6 mi mards para Europa
Un da luvioso fa vl conicaa KsishkAwA vos
ea koruna que aauiaron Va hsba oDcurecdo
tmpc estabA tsmpestueso bA sntada mdAmente ku-
conductor aratrabA perzosamsHt po5a verle
sombrero redondo do nchss alas de Dspe enaeead
muy arrugsda que goteaba uva La luz de nterns
lvaba rAeabs obc ell camino lleno de lode
paos chpoteando los quedos que rates
Ell hombre detuvo kuruma pdS lie permitiera
cs de f6sforos de debo del csn No peds ore bien
del vento psrs pas6 familiar Ia vsrlc 10 cara
do prendi6 Il luz me Vi delants dc mi propo padre.
La sneana cubli6 la nvountsrismeuts prorrum
pendo lano ecucharon tanben los oozos de aguen
en- Ia habaci6n costigua.
EpiugSndose los oioE continue Ia ancans.
-Llev6lo vents que eaba sf me rt6r6 aus
deent1ras Do que despu6 del ssalto de Ueno snduvo
ventura ror pals gansndose duras vdh de dtnta
manefs Habtlba ahora de pobre ardnero que
habia sdo uno de nueatrss cados meorss dss
svamers uvadsron antmieutos de regocc
lkn rstez POGO podta decr Empero ssuea nochs nos
ssparames ndsanaome mi padre nprodsnca de trncsha
tante,
Era muy tsrde cuando llegr6 Mi susgra impa-
eento por tirdanz ben v6 enpeEo descIrgsr ~
nombre deshonroo. Reprmen1o nj emoc6D Ii refsri Ell
encuentrs mi PADRE eos de mpAz conmlgo continue
abrumsndome nvecv inf TGBto me oesdo que
me propusa abIndonsr Ia irme mi padre Cuando
ecoa6 ftmia cimbe de trse comence escblre una
notl mi suegra de Ia de mi ho que entonce' tena
e Anos En- medic de sue6o de pronto d6 gro .nden-
dome Ia mano dicinndo:MsmS yayasI-Debia sonar
sobre ocurenca del & porque h1ba dedo en- cssA par
r Koishk va Ne IorpreHd obetv9 ratio sem
bsne del nho dormido cuando graduameote vine Ell
Il imaQen del aembne de mi msrdo Des mi piuce de
sscrbr ore No e como sucdo pero dc pronso me re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11
HERMINlO DIAZ
Abogado- Notarlo
San Juan, Puerto Rico
SAN JUSTO II

Los docsores Velez Lopez y del
Vale Atiles, pracsicsron hoy una ope.
raci6n de lspsrotomia en- una eoferma
del Hospital especial de mojeres.
--DESPUES dc probsr todos loa
engafosos remedies que 90 anuncian
on cuando mas 30 agradscs Ia eicacia
RADICAL del Digestivo Mojarrista,
cuya superioridad esta univsrsalments
conarmada para Curar las entermeda-
des del estomsgo.
Curaciones desssperadas on perso.
nas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaron
durants tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero IN solo estuche
produce melor efecto que una dozen q
de frasoos de cualquier otro remedio,
porque adem&s de ser ell dnico verd q.
dero Curative radical del est6mago y
del intestine, sin engafosa scci6n
calrnante, es Digestive y Purificador
dc los RlimentOa.
Sc dsbe exigir cue cada hoatia
tenga grabhdo el nombrs Digestive
Mojarrieta.
De venta en- las farmaclas do los
ssfIores M. Blanco y Cs, Ramon Alma
zan, y Fldel Guillermety dc San Juan
Puerto Rico); y enlas princi pales dro.
guerfas de Europa y America. Dep6.
sito en- Paris, ruedes Hauprlettes, 4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11
CUaA GtRAkTIz4DA PARA
LAS ALM0RRANAS

SIMPLES y ySANGRANTES, EX.
TERIORES con picsz6n. Los boti-
carlos devolverAn ell dinero, 81 ell UN.
GUENTO de PAZO deja dc curar
cua'quier case, por rebelde que sea n
6 q II dias. La primera aplics ci6n da
alivio y soslegJ. ST el botlcario no
10 t!ene, envlenos sl equivalence 4 60
centavos orc americana, en- sellcs de
correo, y Sc enviara franqueado por
Paris Medicine Co., st Luis Mo, ,E.U.
En- la sala provisional del Hos.
pisal de mujeres, ests blecido en- la car.
eel municipal, existsn 20 enfermas.
Ell lance corpora! de Ia dtt'clivc
Inocencio Di,z, arrest6 hoy 4 I.idra
Tap a, scusada de hurto dc una carte.
ra con s27 SO la ssf1ora Cloy de La
Sale Wagner, profese ra dc la Cen.
(Conttnia en- Ia pdyina Ga)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11
Il RON b|AACHI

Hs llegado & esia capita un co.
m 5 'onIitA vendedor del fanoso ron
BanchI, cuya marca es conocIdf,ima
en- las comarcas del Oests. E ron
tiene veipte amos y adquirio un sabor
y un bouquet que 10 recom!sndan los
buenos casadorss, pudiendo rivalizar
con los cognQcS de Burdeos y superan.
do dc seguro ca pureza y en- condi,
ciores para Ia salud E.ta encontrsn-
do veraadera acepsaci6n en- el comer
clio de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11

duo Francisco. Morales, ror ultrsje
mayor a la ioveu Rosa Rodrigufz.
-Relns gran ar imaoi6n para la gi.
ra csmpestre que SO cell brar& mafi ana
por Ia javsntld del comsrcio do San
Juan.
Asistiraa dos bsndas de mdsica
~ representations de 10 prensa dc
esta ciudad.
En- banquetes, bautizos,
bailes y bodss,
Ia sPRbsis ca 10 Cerveza
que esta de mods
todos con jIbilo
10 escsncian G. mo un ectar
morrocotudo.
Unicos sgentss M. R. Cslder6n y
ca, Tel1an IL, Sac Juan.
Ell depsrtsmsnto de- Test reria le
wants un embargo en- Bays min, dos
en- Camuy, veinte on Arec bo trsints
en- May6gQ z.
--Esta nochs tendrt lugar un bal
le en- el PArque B. rinquen. Hoy mu-
cho entusiasmo entire ell bsllo sexo pa
ra dichs fiesta.
-Ha deiado de pertenecer sl cuer
po do 10 pollcfa el joven don Rafae
Sacarello.
Programa dc las pleas que to-
cara en Ia rstreta de mansna la ban
da de Ia policfa insu ar.
| Marchs eccentric sPhunny Thil,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11

-Mafsna domingo, despuss de Ia
retre.s, SO celeb ara en el Casino Es.
psflol una explendida jarana. con ho.
nores de bsile, en- Ia que tocarA ell
popular y acred tado maestro Duehe
ne, con su bien organizada orque.ta,
Delriendo, q pet'cion del Comite
de dicho bale, Ia com padls del tro.
LEY pondra los carros neceRarios pa.
ra conducir las personas que concu.
rran dicho festival, desde SaLturce
y Rio Pedras. tos carros said, an &
las Zen puuto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-11

Reeves. 2 Sirfonia de la zarzuela
SEl Tambor de Gran adeross Chapf. 3.
Gran icta con siete variaciores, Lsht 2.
IA. Fantasia con varis clones de bonn
bsrdino, 8. Latre. Gran laramie.
lie !de concerto, Got chalk +. Two
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Chambers. I. Duo de tiple tenor en-
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