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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23

Otra vez 10 vic el % de JUNO, en-
Ia esquins del esta ablecimiento de Cal.
no, de Maysguez. Fl declarante es-
taba caballo: le llam6 Morales ls
dlio que no habfa podido matar APE
sante Ia noche anterior porous le
scompahaba el sGobernador Domini.
cano.S
Ell dfs de Julio vic & jose Mora.
les por los alrededores de su cas-.
este 10 llam6 para que 10 escondiera
en- su alambique; pero que % negro 4
clio porque le estaban buscsndo
Conocio al acusado en- Aiia,co. en-
la epoca On que dispararon al dscla.
rante un tiro en- dicho pueblo. El scu.
sado vivfs detras de una pulperfa Que
el testigo tenfa en- RoEo Hondo. Nunca
vic al acusado manejando dinero. Sa.
be esto porque 81 le debfa 7Ocentavos.
Antes dc dar muerte q Pesants le en-.
vic una maleta y le dijo que preparara
el bote, que & 81 le tenfan preparado
direro y que iba { hablarIe do parte y
por recommendation de don Antonio
Paz.
Ell pdblico escucha con .nterss ell
relate del test 60 y 80 oyen murmullos
On el auditorio.
Responde & Ia defensa:
Morales le pidi6 dinero para al'
quilar sl bote que habfa de conducirls
& 8 nto Domingo y 10 manifesto quo
un individuo le darfa 100 pesos para
pagsr el alquiler y 2Spars provisiones.
Sabe que 10 maleta ropa que
contenia ersn de Morales porque 50 10
dijo Silveria Barreto, que tue quien
la guard6.
En- esos dfas vl6 q Morales on Ma.
yaguez y el dltimo dia que 10 vic fue
el 4, despues de cometido el crimen.
(El fiscal Sc opone & que SO le ha.
gan al tsstigo preguntas que 81 va ha-
bia hecho.)
Sc retira el tsstigo. Ell pdblico
ha ssguido con interes extraordinsrio
Ia dsclaraci6n.
CORREsPoNsAL.
Continuar&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
Il bale de ma6ana
A Juzgar por la gran deman.
da de invltaciones promote
quedar concurrido.
En- ell Parque

FL bale nunciado para maflana
en- el <Parqus Borinquen,s promote
quedar concurrido y luctdo.
La somisi IA encargada dc repar.
tir las invitacip nes recibe cada mo.
mento peticiones de distinguidas fami-
lias que desean a.isttr & dicho bale Y
& las cusles por olvido no les fueron
remitidas.
Parece que nuestra juvsntud no
quiere perder los ratios do verdadera
expansion que se preparan para Ia
noche del domingo.
segun nuestros informes 10 Direc.
tiva del Casino Eapanol ha acordado
suspender la scostumbrada jarana do
domingos.
De modo que ID noche del domin-
90 divertira grsndsments On el baile
del Parque, Ia sociedad capitaleHa.
ID celebramos mucho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
A BENEHc|O DEL PUBuCO

Accediendo La Press & los deseos
manifestados por varios elementos del
pdblico, ha asunciado su tLrIMA fun.
ci6n para ell domingo "a del corrients
las dos media de la tarde CON 10
siguiente rebaja de precios:
Entrada & luneta. .....a0b0 ctvs.
Id. kgradss.....<025
Fl programa 90 interes antisimo:
Los Ratas," "Acto musical" )"
"Couplets de Gsde6n. !" "Jugapdo al
Escondits" y "Aves Nocturnas."
Por la nochs no habr& funeI6n, y
81 lunes saldrA La Presa para Caguas
donde darA slgunas furciones.
Estau de enhorabuena los veclnos
de Csguas y demas pob acIones limf.
trofes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
RETRETA De MARANA

Programs de las pleas que tocars
mafisna en- la plaza Bsldorioty la
Banda de la Policfa Insular:
10 Paao doble Sci Puiso do Ro.
sass, Chspf. 90 Overture <Jubel,, We.
Der. 80 Fantasia obligsda & Ssxo
fon sobre motives de 10 opera sRuy
Blsss, Chappelli. 4o Gran selecoi6n
de la zarzuela SLs Vuelts del Vivero,,
lestrenol, Chapf. 50 Rondalla sEn
ei sitio de larsgoz,, Llsd6. 60 Walls
con variac'onss de Ssxofon sEl Mis-
terio' LObligsdo por 81 senior Domin-
Ruszl, Lopez. Two Step sTammanyD,
Edwards. 50 Dsrza STen PiedadS,
CampoI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
Velta de ula flCa

Sc vende una fnca rGstics, eta
en- Fsjsrdo q ocho minutos de la CEN
trail que ss estk montando eu eata po-
blaci6n, compuests de 2lS cuerdas,
l03 ds vegas superiores en- su mayor
psrte de regsdo, y lis de altos terre.
nos suDeriores para paste y cana.
Tiene para el pr6xfmo afio 1sO euer.
dss de cana sntre plantilla y toe6n.-
Para infornes diriiIrIe q estH rsdsc
cion, 800.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
Galo.
BUFETE De Mr. DEXTER
Sefor director de LA DMoCRA,

San Juan.
Muy senior mfo.
la llsgsdo a mi noticIa que al
gunos individuos, impotentes, oui-
zss, para hscer disminuir nor me.
dios honrados y decentes la coutiapza
professional que en- mi tienen deposita-
ds mis- cientss, SO ocupsn en- tratar
de conssguir ell mismo rssultado, pro-
pslando especies calumniosss, espe-
ctalmente en- relscihn con un ple!to
reeiente en- Ia Corts Federal.
Como tales individuos iamss alta.
can de freute, yo remunerarfa genero-
samente & cualesquiera persona cue
me suministrara dstos suficier tss para
llegsr & descubrir dichos individuos
all carries el merecfdo corrective.
De listed seAor director,
Con la mayor sidersci6n,
A S z B. s. NJ.
r. II. Dertfr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
Ell asesinato de Pesante

acusado cuando Sc viera 81 eausa
el senor defensor 90 opone energica
, tsnazmsnts q que Loio decla arara
en- aquel acto "a que q este no podfa
obligarle'e declarsr en- contra su.
"a. Que por 10 tanto pedia la Corts
que se excluyera como tes.igo & su
defendido.
FL 6scal sefior Csmpillo manines.
ia & la Corte que el ha traffic q Loio,
no como tsstigo On una cau4a contra
eits, sino como teitigo en- la causa con.
ira Yare Yare; que no hay nlpgdn ar.
tfculo en- la 10y que pu. da citar el SO.
nor Frsyre on apoyo de III petiei6n, en-
virtud del cual - prohibs que un acu.
sado pueda declarar como tsstigo On
una causa On IL que no o. parte, por
10 sual le extrafa ID pstici6n del Sr.
Freyre quien adsmas no e. parte
en- 81 juicio que SO ven!Ila: por cuyas
razonss pide a la c .'rts 20 admita co.
mo testigo q L jo:
Replica Freyre dice que u ley
concede 4 todo acusado el derecho de
no declarar en- su contra y que cual'
quier declaration que prsste Loio en-
ests iuicio puede psrjudicarle en- el jul.
ola on que 81 hsya de responder q la
acusaci6n que sobre 81 psss; que Ia
Constitution americana y Ia Icy de En-.
iuioiamiento Criminal expressn clara
mente 10 que 81 alega On pro de su de-
fendldo,por 10 que protestaba de nus.
vo 81 So hacfa declarar q Loio.
La Corte resuslve do acuerdo cor
81 alegato del fiscal, por 10 que se to-
ma iuramento al testigo, y comienza
ell interrogatorio.
A preguntas del Fiscal, responds
en- sfntesis, 10 siguiente:
Vive en- Nayagaez. Sc hallaba
domiciliado en- el bsrrio del Mani q
20 de JUNO, q principios de Julio de-
corriente afio. Vivi6 mucho tiempc
en- dicho barrio. Conocs al acusado
Estuvo en- su alambique para buscal
un bote para ir a Santo Domingo
que 10 tavieran lsto, pues iba a ma
tar Jose Adolfo Pessnte. Dijo q
declarante QUE 10 mAtaria de ma MI
flalada con un puflal que le ansefI6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23

estudio de las enfermedades catarrales,
catarros y catarro pelvico.
La Peruna cufa Ell catarro en- los
6rganos pelvicos en- cualquier otro
6rgano del cuerpo humane.
La Pe.ru.na EmbeHece.
La Poruna nmpia Ia membrane
mucosa, las bases de la simetrfa facial,
produce una tez perfecta.
Las muJeres no Sc han demorado
en- descubrir que un curse de Peruna
hace mas para Ia restauracion de la
belleza juvenil, que todos los nedios
conocidos por la ciencia.
Muchas damas han recnperado su
belleza y muchas otras han prolongado
su hermosa apariencia con ell uso de la
PerunR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
CabaNO DsrdidO

En- la noche del domingo q, Q
amanecer del lunes 2S de Agosto pa.
sado, dessparecio de la inca de don
Cslestino Sols, sita en- el barrio Turs.
bo, Un caballo alazsno, con una ma.
ssdura en- el pecho por ambon lados,
IN lucero spagado en- la frente, un In.
do de la boca matado, una cicatri1 en-
el espinazo con pelo J marcAdo CON
las inIciales II. 1. en- ambaI patss de.
lsnteras. serA gratifssdo quisn de
noticiss ciertas . don Juan Rivera,
oaguAs, Puerto Rieo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
Miles De Mujenes Cnradas Por
Correspondence. Esfo Lo
! Hsce Gratis Ell Doctor
Hartman.

Las mujeres que padecen debieran
ieer las evidencias que presentamos
aquf. Tenemos milos de cartas de
mujeres agradecidas cue relatan la
misma historic.
La mitad de los padecimientos propios
de lA mujer, son de cardcter catarrai.
Debilidades femeniles no Sc entendian
por muchos afos,
El DR.. Hartman merece el credito por
haber determinado ell caracter real de
aeta enfermedad. III ha hecho un largo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23

! 81 no obtiene satisfactorio re-
! sultado del uso de la Peruna,
escriba inmediatamente al Doctor
Hartman, dandole detalles de su en-
! fcrmedad, y el con placer lie dara
! gratis su valioso consejo.
! Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presi-
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Co
J lum bus, Ohio, E. U. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
Esoas Sehoras, encuentran en- la Pc
runa una cura ligera y permanente.

Miles de testimonies de esta naturaleza
recibe todos los afios ell DIR. Hartman.
Ell bien que la Peruna ha hecho en- estos
casos no puede estimarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
TREASURY Department Of Porto -Rco-- -SbNa Pbcs Bhnes nnmb|es

Sbcoetm eRsnasn
asconr oosrca1o bagado
ds o.
PntaGr& Nscrp0a dc a aprp@d1 nm@y gaMS
IN absrodF S
,..sB
FNRnnR sUBAsTA
rI.rl da ?5@
Padenve yelodaau O sedemmn O rapatvos osexotnt
edeptar dntd
% a,cu .pri m @ a j
LaesPu Pc N5-LM Taays subcoeao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23

Sra. Lizzie Redding, Clifton Place, No. 313A B. st.
LOUIS Mo-, E. U. de A., escribe como sigue
"Despues de haber pr0bad6 variaS medicines
para recuperar mi Safud, la Peruna fue la 1nica
en- la cuai pudc depender Empece d tomarLa
cuando Ia debuidad excitaCi6n de los nervfos ME
tenian casi p0sfrada
ala primcra semana me senff mejor y continue
fomando la Peruna hasta que recupere mi salud
y mi fuerzas. ".--Lizzie Redding.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

IN two columns Of PettiiOgging
slOshing around In q desperate attempt
TO crawl out Of his dilemma on the rail-
road bill argument e. 9. Little takes
occaSion,to declare that the penalty
provided for violation Of the old rail-
road law 10 worthless and adds: "Ths
usslsssness Of thst provision was .
reason for the desire to make new
law" Is 1t possible that Mr.. Little
has not read the house bill for which
he has been petitiOning and battling
90 valisntlyP The only penalty Sec
ton In the original house bill Is this;
"SEo. 10. All the provisions Of
chapter 1856 Of the session laws Of
1901, including. all penalties and
remedies in case Of violations OF law
or Of the orders OF the board, in 80 fer
as applicable, shall apply to this act
the same as II said provisions had
been reenacted berein."
This was passed In exactly the same
words by the senate. The entire
house bill was passed by the senate
with one or two excellent amendments,
one Of which was Mr.. Brewers pro-
vIdIng against rebates and discrimi'
nation, and which the federated trusts
do not want made into law.
Mr.. Little says, "Mr, Brewers
amendment by itself amounts to
nothing" 1t amounts to as much as
any other section "by ITSELF" Does
Mr.. Little after oil bis experience as
a Populist governor think that pen
atty is written in every section OF q
billp Does he NOT know that the
penalty section covers every portion
Of the measured He should take some
lessons in law making II he does not.
1t is clear that he has not read the
very bill he himself is advocating.
Perhaps the exertion Of writing "E.
G. Little" ten times In two columns
not to mention the appearance OF 81"
SO many times that one grows weary
counting them caused him to forget
the real subject Of his discussion.
We remarked o few evenings ago
that 1t was either ignorance or delib'
crate Misrepresentation that led to
bis statements. This latest contribu-
ton indicates that 1t was both.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

The Chicago Dry Goods Exporter
contains short article that ought 70
be Of interest to everybody. hence We
give II in . nutshell; A gentleman
living 10 8 town where B considerable
amount Of ordering goods from the
mail order houses was being dono.
took for an example a small bill Of
articles from the Sears, Roebuck 4
Cos catalogue amounting to eO.lS,
went to one Of their home stores and
without letting them know Q word
about what he was doing, asked them
to Gil the identical bill from their own
shelves. They did 50 and the bill
came to exactly $4.2l, no more and
no less. On this small bill he was
able to save 90 cents or trife more
than 20 per cent on the purchase
price. Those who are in the habit
Of ordering goods from away from
home should just figure It themselves
and see what they can save in year
by trading at homo when they always
get the best as well as the cheapest
the market affords.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
q. S. CROOKS.
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A Kanses paper says: In view Of
the fact that the late Senator Ingalls,
is receiving renewed credit for mould
ing the conStitution Of Kansas Unto
the present literary form, which
stands comparison with the conStltu.
tion Of any atatein the Union" Frank
DoSter, ex.chief justice Of the supreme
court, begs 70 point out 8 grammat-
ical errorin the very opening sentence.
It reads: I'VE, the people Of Kansas,
grateful to Almighty God for Our civil
and religious privileges, in order to
insure the full enjoyment Of our
rights As American citizens. do ordAln
and establish this constitution Of the
state Of Kansas, with the following
boundaries" "NOw," says Judge
DOstsr, according to the syntAx Of the
above sentence, it is the constitution
tho paper instrument-not the state
that is bounded. That Is psrcsivabls
81 glanoe.n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
Two Able Lsgialators.

Ealina Sun: After reading q few
issues Of the Abilene REFLECTOR you
are pretty sure to acknowledge they
have good man in the upper house
Of the KansAs law-making body. The
paper doesn't miss any move on the
part Of Senator Brewer and he does
everything just right, too! II looks
that way. Then their representative.
Mr.. CrssCh, comes In for bis share Of
the good words. It doesn't look as II
any mistakes we're made in the SslsO-
tion Of the two gentlemen, for they
are thoroughly alive to the response.
bility Of their places and are active in
their duties.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

Chancellor Strong has not lived in
Kansas long but be knows how to
act. When the ways and means com.
mittee told him that the university
appropriation must be cut down be-
cause the new refinery cost so much
he rallied and remarked, "Let the
gymnasium 60. We can exercise In
the fields and know we ore breathing
cir that's uncOntAmlnated by trusts, !"
or words to that effect. A turn Is
quick and good as that will make any
man great.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
Fight It 70 q Finish.

The state is BY the passage Of the
anti. discrimination bill now equipped
with 1 battery OF laws for fight to q
finish with the Standard Oil company.
These are:
A law establishing q state oil rein
cry and appropriAting $4,000 there
for.
A law making pipe lines common
carriers.
A law fixing maximum rates for
transportation Of oil BY freight or
pipe line.
A law placing pipe lines under the
regulation Of railroad commissioners.
law prohibiting discrimination in
selling commodities to individuals OF
communities.
while We believed and still think
The refinery WAS not an essential part
Of the contest. nov that u is 10 be
sstablIuAsd We hope the state win
aght the battle to a finish. There
assry viii At least do this; Il viii
demcnssrato to the world the exact
COS. Of reclining oil and show what are
ths Standards profits,
II che state eniorOss 70 The lssssr
,hs nav statutes. n ilprOtssis hide
psadsus rsaneriss 40 that they have .
AIR dssi u viii accomplish sEasaly
What the people want The stAts q
4 earnest IN demanding Protsotion
q. he On intsrssts-oneoi ~ great
a, natural resources.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

Hsrington Sans Herington does q
rattling good post office business for
6 town Of this size. For instance last
year the money order business here
amounted tc more than $4,000,
while that Of Abilene, county seat and
looked upon as a larger town, only
run $4,000. The gain for the pres
emit year will probably bestill greater.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
THURSDAY. MAR. .. 1905.
For Pour Years More.

Our good wishes to President Theo-
dore Roosevelt who has started on q
four years term under most auspi-
eious conditions. He has made q
courageous, manly and capable chief
executive. He has stood for the
right things and has dared to attack
the wrong things. The nation hOnorS
him, the world applauds him.
May the coming four years be as
prosperous and as filed with success
a. have been those OF his administra-
ton Just passed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

Minnesota Is getting after things
right This resolution has passed lie
leKiSIaturs. Resolved, that the
speaker Of this house appoint com
mittss Of ssvsE members who shall
confer with the state board Of control
and the warden Of the stats prison as
10 the feasibility Of erecting and OPsr-
atiug q inc,oTy for lhs manuiActuEe
Of blaacra movers apd bay rakea
spoa zreusds whioh sAall Be- . paft
Of The stats prison institution" kan
sls ought 70 do Il. ThoIn international
Harvester o.. costs Ne Kansas farm
su . hundred times e nush a. does
ne slandard on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

The Carver railroad bill was defeated 1t
was the best ever pnt up.-[News.
Mr.. Creech voted for 10 yet you soy
he "waS wrong on every question"
Where are you at. anyhow By the
way, the Carver bill has not "been
defeated" 1t will probably become
q law with amendments that strength
en- and improve 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

The News wakes up as the band
wagon goes by and walls that Senator
Brewer and Representative Creech
shave both been wrong on every ques-
ton" before the legislature. As in
several instances, such as the re-
tinery bill and the railroad bill, one
voted for and the other against, 1t re-
quires the News acute logic to de-
termine how both could be In error.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
CLAW Center Times. Uuited stateL

OiHy OouboE AAAO1s OuAsou OtnpSD
Marshal MACkey appointed U. E.
Need Of this city one Of his deputies a
few weeks ago, though for good and
sufIi cient reasons it was not made
public until . few days ago. Mr..
Need takes Frank McGrath's place,
who has been sick long time and
unable Of late to attend to his duties.
II ever an appointment came to a
man because Of good reputation sarned
by performance this did, for Need
Is known all over Kansas as an exesp-
tional officer. Marshal Macksy him
self is . fine officer with = reputation
behind him Of which any man might
be proud. The two make . great
team, and woe is Il unto any man or
half dozen men who "nesd" Hrrosting
but try to get cut Of It.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

Clay Center Times; Talk about
counting chickens before lighting the
lamp under the incubator, the grain
men In Kansas City are already talk
ing about the one hundred million
buShel wheat crop Kansas is sure to
harvest this summer. The late snow
only saved the crop once, however.
II must be saved half dozen times
vet,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
The reelection Of T. E. Dsws,

The reelection Of T. E. Dewey as
supreme court reporter is particular
ly pleasing to his host Of Abilene
friends. His eminent ability as
lawyer and his entire fitness to place
the court rulings Of the Kansas Su'
preme bench in correct literary form
make him q model official. We hope
to see him some day reporter for the
United States supreme court, apoSi-
ton that he nearly reached two years
ago. ..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

The REFLHcfoR acts IKE no one knew any
thing bat theh.-INsuA
That remark shows what comes Of
experience. We have corrected and
called down the News 50 many times
that Il hHs unoOnSeiously Eninod an
impression thtl the REFIBorsH knous
4 81. This task d sdu6stlnE our
sOHssmPOngl@ On politics. pklIossphy,
science and religion IL Of ooufSs a
aomsuhat laborioua ons but TIE Rsld
4 % inviting that one can zee v1rt
good 70 b accomPliahsd Indsod
TIER seems alrsadys great Improve
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

Lawrence Gazette, The lsgislsturs
made an appropriation Of $4,000 q
pay for the investigating Of the STATE
department Of Kansas. ons Of Ne
arSt things the experts should Do q
10 decide whether sx-GovoEnor Bailey
haa 10 pay back that money Be ussd
70 bay groceries. Bat what d thli
Investigation 70 b about aHyVayi
The Wkpsls tnrn % rapidly. and thl
Investigation money e 60 Tres and
easy that tie ordinary tax payer gsi1
dizzy Whon he tries 70 understand
about Il ~.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

Postal rules have been hoisted In q
neighbOriug town that read this way:
"No letters will be delivered until
received. II you don't get letter or
paper on the day you expect IL. have
the postmaster look through all the
boxes and In the cellar also. 1t ought
to be there somewhere and he likes to
look for 1t just to please you. Ilyour
friends don't write, curse the post
master; he 10 to blame. II he tells
you there 10 no mail for you, put on
grieved expression and say, There
ought to be some He IL probably
hiding your mail for the pleasure Of
having you call for 1t two or three
times q day. Ask him to look again. +"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09

N We would particular attention to the One Dollar
lis line of fancy We they correct and Of quail
superior to anything sold before at this figure They
M are Silks that particularly adapted to the making of smart
Shirt Suits afternoon reception dresses They
S such qualities as frequently sell for l.26 and l.6O.
KS We invite inspection.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-21
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