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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12
Seeing the Books.

The result of seeing the books
has been cessation OF slander
/ by the Republican party and
it's organs. We have had nine
Snlonths of silence since a Demo
cratic default indicted The Re
publicans into office at Jetfer-
son City. STbe Republicans
have been shown; the HUdoI-
able M. w. Gustin has crawled
in his hole somewhere; the
|,Ananias organ (which howled
discrepancy for thirty years
has taken to how lnG ABOUT
something else; an" MrssU'"' Is
gsatefnl.
There is a compensation tUr
other losses when the State Can
pnt a quietus on the slanderers
by permitting their party to
hold the rcins for little while.
TAe 3extent to which Missouri
has suffered by the persistent
charges of "elevea million" dis.
crepancies, looted" funds. and
acknowledgements" couple with
a clamor to ''see the books.
can never be computed, but all
men must agree khat it is COT
siderable.
Now that the Republican
officials have the books, which
they have examined and tonnd
straight a duty is incumbent up
on them to say. TheIRepublican
party. ats officers and organs
owe 1t 10 the State.of Missouri
to declare what condition has
been found. Silence is eloquent
enough, IL. confession that the
party has been rec&lessly lying
Tor thirty years; but silence is
not a sufficient apology to the
State and,nS people. An ex'
,resC .admi& sion that Repub-i-
IAN politics and Republican
journalism have been a lie for
geprratIou would be a highly
yraceiul admission on the part
f those wi.x have seen the
ooks and could speak anthOri'
1t would not tell any
hing new, but it would DC a
ecided satisfaction to the Com
and its reputable
1ha bitants. Decent and fair
linded Republicans would APP
reciate it as well as Demo
rats.
The Republican. ,hNve seen G
le bookshelf lnem SPEAK ~. I
That have they touuo? Let
,e Honorable S Sanger aud the b
ouorable Hadley and all the o
st of then answer. Lei tie o
lobe publish The result. Let L
le Honorable M, w, Gustin p
,me out of hiding and pipe NJ, il
ut with il; all of them Sc C
nee is not enough. Smite thu a
.rrsichord, twaug the lutte, Il
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Mrs. Fred Stewart and child,
OF stuttgart, Ark, departed
Friday for her home after a
% easAut visit with her father,
Jlcub Elrhearr.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

NJwis the time to use Lees
Lice Killer. For sale at Spald'
Tugs.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

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The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-13

Gaz S the sug ys #ne Of ahsr al zeer
Gh1r PSte %6 s1ag fse e thH%gor "eof
tS after rabbi d the Rs
Sis {i {%sk was @ done ,srying Viii the s5sma
Sef as cresm mRfs IN is 9ns
On With or nSa p
9f as s 9d
fSi%Es then Wis t%os thf bs{teE e snaP5sd
ons ens f9e It R Pont
it es saG G IS on Gs
face of it. or selfieontradctory. it constitutes
the hSs as 9$s Bible
down to us from the clouds, as no other book
and MT % has 0a been msh Pc BOOK fs"s%
Bb is snd the of f IS the the
preeiptate of human aspirations. then ,ii' It has
Of 'hs It's bnf It @ 1T w at tns
ae es bein that Graded it Its ap
oei Mte" OF Us the sd he gar the
S hs nds a6as mereX eG nhss tSd MtRm the
dtS nd son it up. Of course to Ts1d the Bible and
of of tn, the whole soul The moral and devotional
value generaily-.is .%naffected BY critical
%aress '"e Grace %g"ar "G IN as the
presence of death, uttered the words of Job:
.Though he slay me, yet will I put my trust
What possible difference did it make that
%b t he the text ext not
~ Of ht our DSetor Renseh the
ness had grown dim and it some time
be before he knew me. When asked him how
which which was then near at hand. expressing his
desire to attend divine services on that day.
and I,i. he quoted the words of Psalm lxxxiv,
courts Of the Lord At At this moment felt
that 1t was presentment Only a few hours
tered the courts of the Lord 1t did not
matter to me then-it does not matter to me
now. as that deathbed scene comes back to
me-whether those words were the words of
King DAVID, or whether they We're the words
fran OF an exile iiying in Babyiona in the sxtr
driven away, from the temple walls. Wher-
ing out towards God That is my Bible. 1t
bow to know that it did not come out of the
skies perfect and complete, but that only the
Light down and foHnd Hn in o7
eyes. It is still Gods bow though it should
upon the Jewish ministry Of the great prob
proven dicta of the HigRer Criticism it is not
incumbent upon us, take it, to preach them
TO the Higher nt crtiesm is ke takng b
note just how loaf of bread is compounded:
Men are hungry for Bible food and Bible food
The fact is, the great masses of the people.
yet by critical opinion. And until the accred-
tied results of modern Biblical science make
oeey er and e ho
to use them for homiletic purposes will in
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-13

Of Israel to ntS The fter @ of
entirsly to Ribl}ssl exegesis samael t5 DaylS
rare insight into the nceties of the Hebrew
m%sd Eayba"% 1n IN o% his treatiss on the
%stRod Of wsoat s nSae tee G
oTe writes the Grigin ana Erowfh Of the
afEsn i'm ihs sPt n %sf
and method IS Of tradtion P sehee deG
with its lega!istic tendency under the inau.
n % Prof m ax TO h
noble essay on The Theological Aspects of
he of the In ra OF
that ws yet no world sa
in Biblical inyestgatons that modern addi fdd
non-Jewish quarters. It is a sad truth be. be,
worfz Of The the Eer 9ns n sns
or ot rhes
from those Who use them. Success in their
he and hGy ha aee is
in the users tone and spirit and previous
tnn seho%r ""s says ys"'e saus
s na Christ nd is ths M %
the to WHICH the d pal 3ld Testament }ea
ses of chst snps s its
It the wne is john
the h' Baptist: diminishing; while chri!sstianty;
its M he Ereaf s and
anty one is ns %ork Us was
done eighteen centuries ago. and since then
hausted and spent existence passed in the
shadow of ancient glores." These theolog-
,sa1 @or pea!Snrfs Of @ he
New Testament. Jewish history is ques-
fore er'Se to- sec seer even Wellhsasen making poig
"Through the Torah. God was forgotten" Is
his phrase We do not wonder that Schurer
makes merry oyer or tha schnz ns
declares the ceremonial laws to be danger
% and tha nd nton de e egarde
stoops even to the invective of brutal Anti
semtism.
A striking Illustration of this higher AMT Anti
fills the air Prof. Frederick Delitsch. in q
Germany, placed Babel. the mother of har.
lots as she is called in the Apocalypse of
ieered at Jehovah in the language of the
boulevard. So impressed was the Emperor Io
that tnast as wrote o Its to presge as
Cod ''''S The diyine ne nimbus of the Jewish
people is gone"
# there was time therefore, re- when ysen
the constant objeG. of attafs hs brihe The
of the Congregation of jacob but to acquire
a knowledge of it through the medium of
which made il. easy for our ancestors od to die
snS s s seheeter s not an orthodox
commentary to the Bible but is commentary mn m6a
Christian liberalism.
How, them, is Jewish Liberalism a., to lssI deal
G tha bea Ttands wrtmPE Tigy of foh ses
philology holds prerequisite to the ndaer under-
,1e1, O1or nuyiSh
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-13
Scholarship and Science.

But scholarship and science must ineyit-
ably win the day and the existence OF cr1tl-
cism will sooner or later come to be recog-
nized factor that must be taken into ac-
count in observing the obligations of trad1-
tional Judaism For the present, of course: s,:
has succeeded in raising questions rather
than in solving them And can not be
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
MOUND CITY.
u ~~~~~ >
April 20. 1905.

DR.. Hall Whiteaker, who has sus-
tanned a severe attack of tonsilitis
and for a few days was in a critical
condition, is now much improved.
Tho robust ana r9tund figure OF
Henry Wesrburg Of America, was OBJ
seryable on our streets this Afternoon.
George Barnes, who is charged with
allowing a pair of rubber boots to
walk off with him without giving the
owner OF the footand-eg apparel a
chance to head them off, was indictea
for petit larceny by the grand jury at
its recent sitting. 1t is probable that
he whole Barnes family will be given
years stay out of Pulaski county
with the understanding that the case
will not be prosecuted so long as the
stay stays staid.
The two horse team belonging to
crank Smith, drayman, got tired of
prodding along at the gait of freight
horses generally and this afternoon de
termined to lead more strenuous
life--for a little while at least. They
took run out on High street near
Railroad avenue and made the wheels
of the vehicle spin like the fly wheel
OF an electric motor They ran gee
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
MOUNDS.
*+++-+++-+*+*~'
April 20. 1905.

April 2e, 1905.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sitter are the
proud parents OF a baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Greer OF st.
L-ais. are the guests of friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. J. II. Lane entertained a large
number of friends at her home on Oak
street. of which euchre was the prin-
cipal pastime. All reported a most
enjoyable evening.
The lawn social given at the homes
OF Mesdames F. Grain and p. Bride
Friday was very largely attended and
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. G. Meyer and daughter. Miss
Myrtle, of Valley Recluse. were the
guests of Mrs. ]. Stout Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Young is visiting at the
home of her sen, Ed Young and fami-
ly.
]. Gates and family of Centralia, will
reside here for the present.
Miss Olga Fitzpatrick has resumed
her position as stenographer fol
Agent Il. b. Goe.
Mrs. Grace Houston has accepted Q
position in Elmo. Mo-, as clerk for the
Iron Mountain railroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

and they ran haw and they ran in the
middle Of the road. In one of their
reflections they drove the end of the
wagon tongue right into the center CT
a cypress telephone pole. This caus.
ed halt The tongue was wrecked,
about three feet of the electric pole
was shredded up too fine for tootpicks
and one OF the horses was seriously
injured. The colored driver lit out for
the underbrush.
Uncle Samuel Sheets and his anil
able better half, visited the county
seat today They reside in Pulaski.
Mrs. DR.. B. f. Brown OF Pulaski,
was in our city yesterday.
Bob Olmsted was down from Ohm.
sted today to look after case in cir.
cult court in which he is the plaintiff
and was the guest of Byron Connell.
Mrs. John Campbell of Ullln, visit
ed this city yesterday.
The woman who domineers over a
man despises him; the man who dom.
ineers over woman is coward; wiz
some one please suggest happy me.
dium?
Mrs. Major Hogan has been visiting
| friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Il. w. McClelland has been Wis.
ting in Metropolis for a week.
A. w. Williamson is overhauling
and renoyating his residence.
Miss Dora Bird, the accomplished
daughter Of Gee. p. Bird, Of Wetaug.
has come to Mound City to assume
| the position OF music teacher, vice
Miss Marellah White, who has resign
ed and who will soon return to her
home in West Virginia.
| The family of s. s. Fix, superintcnd-
ent of the canning factory, are making
an extended visit with relatives in
Greenwood, Ind, their former home.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
Pilgrim Congregational church, will
teHioy picnic out on Cache river to
morrow provided IL 10 not raining
4 frogs and Lizards The chaperene Of
the occasion win be Rev. Mr.. Hum
4 bcrd
1 DIR, NJ. l.. Winstcad Of Wetaug viii
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30

Il yon want a pretty face and de.
lightful air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across the sea,
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain
Tea. p. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
europeans in Chinese Army.

William Featherstone. an English
man now travelling in this country,
has been spending some time in China
While there he heard that a number
OF American and English officers are
in the Chinese army. The government
there is offering large inducements
to such military men to enlist under
the emperor's dag, In doing this they
would receive salaries much superior
to what they would get in their own
countries, and they are offered writ
ten contract guaranteeing several
years service. Around Hong Kong il
was current report that number of
young officers of the United States
army. who, for one reason or another.
has wearied of service in the Philip
pines, were now with the Chinese at
increased rank and pay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
INTERESTING MUSICAL
Pupils OF Miss Emma Lansden Render
Pleasing Program Yesterday
Afternoon.

An interesting musical was given
yesterday afternoon az The Aoma Of
Miss Emma Lansden, by Miss Lans-
denis piano pupils and several young
er vocal pupils. Miss Maedalene
Vanderburgh also assisted in the pro.
gram
Piano solos We're played by Ruth
yesterday, Frances Green. Katherine
Wing, Mary Butler, Helen Butler, Ed.
ward Moore, Dmple. Hacker, Rather
nc Stephens, Edna Lind, Mabel Ian
gan, Alice Morse and Alice Chrest.
These We're well played and much ex-
cellent memory work was shown by
the pupils.
Miss Mary Huette read an interest
ing sketch Of the great composer.
Haydn, and this was followed by the
rendering of Haydn's Toy Symphony.
which is arranged for four voices, pia-
no. violin and seven toy instruments,
THIS work has been in preparat' on
some weeks. and the excellent render
ing Of ii yesterday, made it a delight
to all who heard. The voice parts
We're sung by Misses Alice Morse,
Helen Dougherty, Myrtle Baintgicll
and Mabel Langan. Miss Vanderburgh
played the violin part. Miss Landsden.
the piano, and the other parts were
as follows:
Cuckoo and Quail, Alice Chrast.
| Nightingale, Edna lind.
Rattle, Frances Green.
Triangle, Mary Huette
Trumpet, Ruth yesterday.
Drum, Hugh Johnston.
Following short intermission, Miss
Vandepburgh played three beautiful
solos. Miss Vanderburgh tone was
beautiful in these numbers. and they
were greatly enjoyed by all
A large number of visitors were
present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
MEN-WOMEN- CHILDREN
Weak Kidneys Cured Forever.

II you have pain or dun ache In the
oack IL IL unmistakeable evidence o. kidney
trouble. IL TX q warning 10 tell you trouble
ahead unless you remedy the cause im.
medlately.
Lame back ia only ono symptom of kidney
trouble. Other symptoms are, being obliged
10 pass water often during the day nnd to
get up many times during the night, IN.
aDiiity TO hold your urine, smnrring or irri.
thtion, passing brick-dust or sediment n tho
urine, catarrh OF the bladder. uric acid, con.
slant headache, dizziness, sleeplcancss, ncry
business, Irregular heart beating. rheumatism.
o.ontlng, irritability, wornout feeling, lack
Of ambition and sallow complexion.
Hooper's Parsley Kidney Pills nre proving
" be tho most wonderful cure ever gotten
out Tor weak Ind diseased Kidneys
British Pharnacal Co., Milwaukee, Wis,
Distributors.
sPricc 80 cents o box.
| For sale by
HRNoKELL's DRUG STORE SOLE AGENT
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
GETTING classr u Heaven.

Once Iii the Pacific coast forests,
the writer came upon q magnificent
sugar pine, the only streefof Its kind
for miles around and landmark even
in that region of giant trees. My
guide, as he looked UP at the top.
which lifted itself almost into the
clouds, remarked; III man could
climb that tree on Christmas morn.
ing he could hear the church bells
ringing In heaven. Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
In the Bureau of Sewers.

William Fl. Michales, superlntend-
ent of the bureau of sewers of Kew
York, said the other day:
I'VE hear some strange things In
this Office sometimes. Some Of the
stories our inspectors bring to us are
hardly credible.
For instance, in the matter OF
ignorance Of the most elementary
kind of sanitation;
IAN inspector went one day to In
spect an old house in the country.
There was good deal of smell about
the old place. The inspector walked
about snifEing
Dear me, he said, what an un-
pleasant odor. Can 1T be the drains?'
The owner of the house shook his
head positively.
1t can't be the drains he said,
because there amt none -" Salt
Lake Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30

The most selfish and ignoble races
that ever few through the air or
swan in the sea never availed them
selves Of the accidental possession OF
power to establish orders of patrician
and plebeian, or of lord and common
Ell, and thus to doom one portion Of
their number To perform all the toll
and bear all the burdens Of the tribe,
while they themselves monopolized all
Its leisure and Its Injuries. Horace
Mann.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
Women Replace Male Workers.

The Stevens Arms and Tool Com.
pany at Chicopee, Mass. has begun to
replace men and boys with women in
the machine rooms. Young men and
boys, we have found, do not pay
strict attention to business said the
assistant superintendent. Young
women are more conscientious and
their work is satisfactory. The mon
and boys will gradually be replaced. ;"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
BiIly's COMPLAINT,

Papa said Billy, tearfuily after
a playful romp with the good.natured
but rather rough 81. Bernard puppy,
II dent believe Bingo knows what
kind Of dog he Is. He plays as II
he thought he was a little pug!"---
Youths Companion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30
Excursion on Steamer ~. 81

Grand afternoon excursion on the
ateamer j. S., Sunday. April S0th. at
3 O'clock; return at $ p. m. Come
ana enjoy pleasant afternoon on the
river Fare soc. Music and dancing
free.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-30

open drug store in Mounds early
next month.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
N0TJCLAS DEL DJA

to slarms entre los veclnos. En efec-
to, el ssrgento sub'6 al tercer piso y
allf encontr6 4 Fermin vszquez, que
estaba escondido en- la cocins, 81 cual
redujo q prisi6n de nunciandOlo.
-Hnv celebr6 session prepar atoria
Ia Junta examin sdora de M6dicos, con
relsci6n los exAmenea que ha de
pract car On ell mea de Noviembre.
-APARA CURAR I'm rsstriado
On un dla tome las rASTIILAs LAxAE-
Tss DE BRoMo QUININA. 81 boticario
10 dsvolvera sl dinsro si no 80 cura.
La nrma de Il. w. GROVE 80 kalla en-
sads ssJita.
LOS PIANOS sue haH sobrssa.
lido On lstos iltinos cinso amos y por
Ssta rsK6n los rscomsndados por los
profssorss dc ndsica dc mas prsst gio
en- Ia isla, son los do Ia brisa Kohlsr
l. Campbsll, dc New York, dc Ia sual
es agsnte On San Juan A. S. Bslaval,
ApartAdo 81, y { quisn pusds ustsd
dirigirss para me sjorss informss.
Ell ]uez o.i V,lle impu.O hoy
tl0 de mu.a 6 20 dfas de arresto 4
Frar cisco To'res por agres Ga a Ju-
Llama Vida; h cho o,urrido el vier-
nes en- Puects do Til rra.
ID rot o C.rruqu'lo fls cor :
! victo hoy snss Ia ort mlniNi sl del
hurto de- IN omb -srt & Gavino Silvs,
0 endo Ientenciado Is dias de AREA
10.
-Por robo en Fajar1o, fleron re-
ducidos a pris'dn en- la carce do Hu-
macao Mercede. Nor, le> r driguez
jose Soto Morales, Ce,ilio Morales
Rodriguez y Juan AvilA Colon.
Ell doctor Hernsod4z, snperin-
tendente de Sand d, said 4 esta Sc
mana para Comerf con fl de hs-
Ger exprr i-c IN lie = gu 9 terra
nos para 81 cen enterlo DIS aquella 10
calidsd
Hoy sa'id para Toa Alta el ve-
t4rinsrio do Dap ameutn da Sani
dad d. ctor Al en-, nsra exsminsr o
cabsllos de- squsl potb o, entire los
cual han h~sido lgunps casos CO
muermo.
--Rsmora Cerz ha preser tajo
deUauda de divorcio contra 81 ESQ.
so.
FL Suprrint@ dersc de S nidsd
senior II rnG d-z ha do ochp diAs
como lltmn plazo 4 los a q res Fo-
jos de colocacl6n de un ,ubo de.de su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
EDlCT0

Estsdns Unidos de Aperies. Fl Pre-.
sidsnts de los Estadss Unides. 81.
La Aeroantil On Comsndila ]. Ochoa
J Herman0. Ex-psite. Sobrs do.
ninio do una nncs rdstc ca.
En- 10 Corts dc Distrito col Dissrito Ju.
dicial dc Arssibo, P. R.
POR CUANTO, 10 mereantIl arri.
bs eepresada, por conducto dc sus
Abogados Disz & Tsxdor, present6 {
eta Corte CO D'strito una moclin
pro moviendo II formation para acre.
disAr ell dom MO do una fnca rdstics
denominada "El Hsh", rsdicads On
81 barrio de Jagua, tlrmino municipal
de Ciales, CON puss do ocho cusrda,
de terreno, equivalsntss { tres hect6.
reas, catorss Areas y cusrsnta y tres
centisrsas, ( pastos, con algunas
plantacionss dc c.. u y pllt.pos, colin.
dando por el Nurte con tisrras de D.
Juan Rours, separs das por hoyos do
trecho On trt cho, desde una Iona 4
una quebrads; por ell Este con tierras
de Ia sucssi6n Msrtorell, ssparadas
por una quebraoa; Dor el &ud con mas
tisrras de Ia sucesl6n Asrtorell, des.
de Ia quebrada pof una sanja has,a
uns loma;y y por el Oesse con tierras de
la mencionsds SUCCESSION por una Iona
deade donda tsrmips la z.njs, siguien-
do un callejan hasta la colindancia do
Roure; cuya fnca Ia sdquiri6 Ia So
ciedad promoventa, por compra & Ia
mercantil A. Estid y Cs.
Por to- to: habiendo dictado en-
su despacho el Fl q. Pedro de Aldray,
Juez de esta Corte de Distrito, una
orden cop fechs Q de los corrientes,
admitiendo 10 information ofrecida
por Ia soeied ad promo ovente, pr9via ci.
taci6n de 10 veodedora A. E.tid & CO,
en- liquidaci6n, representada por don
Emilio Mesfa y NiKagiioni, y que 80
convoque q - que tengan en- dichs
inca algdn der-cho real, asi como {
as personss ignoradas quieres pue.
da periudicar Ia inscription de domi.
, MO solicitads, por medic de edistos
que Sc insertaran por tres veses en- un
periodico de msy''r ciraulsci6n, & fin
] de que dsutro del term,no de sesenta
dias nsturales puAdan oponerse pre-.
, ssntando la portuna demAnda, ex lido
sl presepte que sutoriao bal mi frma
y el sello de 10 Cots, en- Areelbo & AZ
de S't'embrs do mil novsc entos ciuco.
J. J. Yerrdn, Secretario de Ia Corts
de Distrito. 3v. p g..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Anuncio de subasta

La Junta Esoolar de este pueblo,
Acord6 sacar 4 pdolica subasts ell ira.
bajo de dtsmonts do la o. lie frsnte O.
sditlcio escuela, y ssrcs de 10 psrcsls
de terreno que comprende Ia propisdad
del pueblo do Puerto Rico en- donde
situado cl mismo. A ests efecto se se.
flala el dia Il del corriente & las dos
de- su tarde para ell acto del remate
que tendr< lugar en- el salon do sesio-
nes dc esta Junta.
Los pliegos &c sondcIonss y dsmAl
datos 80 podr<n suministrar por Sc.
crstsrfa, donds 90 snsusnEAn de mani
Ae.to.
Ysbusoa, S'brs II de 1905 J
MARTohnLL SscrstArio. S-v q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Caba||o Derdido

In Ia noche del domingo 81, 9
smanecer del lunes 20 de Agosto pa.
sado, desapareci6 dc 10 nnca de don
Celestino Sola, sita en- el bsrrio Tura.
bo, un csballo alazano, con una ma
tadura en- sl pecho por ambos lados,
un lucero spagado en- la frente, un o.
do de la boca masado, una cicstriz en-
d espinaEo con pelo y msrcado con
las inicisles NJ. l. en- ambas patas de.
lspteras. SerA gratifcsdo quien de
notieias ciertas a don Juan Rivera
Csguas, Puerto REQ.