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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
cHocTAw AND cHicKAsAW PAY
MEkT.

A. soon a. Indian Agent Kelsey has
completed the Delaware paymon,
which is now in progress. he will
resume work ON the Choctaw and
Ciickasaw townsitc fund payroi!s.
II will probably take sx weeks TO
complete thcs, rolls Tue per ca.''i
has been reduced from 'arty TO this.
~ dollars The agent will personally
attend the payment he Eoving Icgciv.
cd instructions from the department;
10 do so. II is To- pc regretted tnut
The per capita amoun, 10 nc distib
utcd Is 30 small - Il VII! DO the IN
dlans hut little good an encourage
them in oNtrayigtroo ana idlcn1ss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
RICH INDIANS.

II Is estimated that the Usage In
dians are the richest people on earth,
and that every man. woman and child
OF that nation. II their lands and
money were 10 be distributed. would
be worth $4,000 each.
The Usage reservation has never
been allotted. though there is bill
now pending In congress, which will
probably pass this session, providing
for the allotment Of their lands and
the distribution OF their tribal funds.
There are about l.S00 members OF
the tribe. the major portion Of whom
wear blankets. None Of them ova-
worked and none OF them ever will.
Tho principal source OF their revenue,
aside from the interest on their In
vested funds. arise from royalties on
oil and gas. The Usage oil field Is
said 10 be the best In either Oklaho-
ma or the Indian Territory. The aye.'
age family numbers Ave. The head OF
the family has under his control. in
event Of the distribution OF the tribal
funds. $4,000 This would he consid'
cred more than a falls s'irt by the
majority OF whites.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
"oH. DOUGLAS. TENDER AND
TRuEl"

Colonel Douglas, as he promised he
would do, Is ont In column and q
halr interview In the Washington
Post, the major portion Of which IS
devoted 10 telling what a great man
,hc colonel Is. Among other things,
he Informs the anxious public that
lie never, never, made application FOR
any presidential appointment Lest
you forEet permit us to remind you OF
your pcrsistcn and unsuccessful appli.
cation for n membership on the
Dawes commission. failing in which,
4 your acceptance Of n clerical po
snlon with the commission and later
a similar place with the United States
Indian agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
INDIAN LEGISLATION AND srArs
HOOD.


Two resolutions. cfecting national
affairs. were unanimously adopted
and sent in full TO President Roosc.
welt and various representatives a.
the nations capital by the Convention
OF Commercial Clubs and Newspaper
Editors OF the Southwest, assembled
az 81. Louis.
In each instance the resolution was
prepared and fathered by the com.
mittcc on resolutions They were
signed by a. l. Churchill, of vinita.
/. T.. chairman, and wired in full 10
Washington. The resolutions follow:
Resolved. That we appeal to con.
Erpss to enact a Law at the rrcseut
session, removing restrictions on the
alienation OF the surplus allotments
u indians in rIc Indian Territory Of
less than full blood
we believe. after carefully study.
Ing The questions. that the Indians OF
that territory, OF mixed bloou, are. "a.
ken as a class. as competent to man.
ago their own affairs as the average
citizen Of the several states. and TO
deny them this right Is to insult their
intelligence and will tend to discour.
age them. rendering them less fitted
for citizenship than they are az pres.
Cnt
THAT the present law In force IN
the Indian Territory. in It's practical
application. Is In direct line with the
desires of the so-called grafters. and
will result in the lands being bought
up In piecemeal by the class OF spec.
ulators 10 the detriment Of the bona
ide settler aud indian owner. and 90
the hindrance OF the industrial doyel.
opmont of tne union and the entire
Southwest.
"That II Is the desire OF the Indian
owners OF tho land that the recon.
monda'ions We make be embodied in'
TO law
we make this request OF congress
af.or careful consideration of the
question in all It's phases, and believe
that justice TO the people concerned
demands the passage Of such n law.
Resolved. That n copy Of this res.
olution be wired to President Roosc'
welt. Secretary Of Interior Hitchcock
Senator Spooncr. Senator Clapp and
Representative Curtis.
Resolved. That We demand Of con
gress the immediate passage Of n
statehood law In the interest OF Ok.
lahoma and the Indian Territory
These territories have met all tho
requirements that any set OF fair
minded n,l should exact Of them,
and arc entitled 10 have conferred on
them the rlsht OF selfgovernment.
The entire present condition OF gov
ernmcnt In these territories Is 20 fe
tard the Industrial development OF
the entire Southwest. and Is crime
against the civilization OF this age
Resolved. That n copy OF these
resolutions be- wired TO President
Roosevelt. Senator Beyeridge and
Representative Hamilton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
COMBINED EXPORTS.

The combined exports Of bread,
stuffs cattle and hogs, provisions.
cotton and mineral oils will be larger
In March than In a. corresponding
month since 1908. and the shipments
Ia the first nine months Of the fiscal
year were larger than In any similar
period IN the history OF American
commerce
fho gam IN March was principally
In brcadstuiis Tho total exports oil
grain and -four last month were val.
uod at $l5,i32.S32 as against Sl2,G3l.,
ig4 In the same month Of 1906 The
exports OF principal hrcadstuns In
March were as follows; Barley, $3.50.
7S7; corn, s6,3l79S2; corn meal
Sl4O.I45; oats. Sl,972.O72; oatmeal.
sS7Gll; rye. s95,299; wheat, s2.u3S,.
3O9; wheat -four, $3,99G.G27.
The March shipments OF cattle and
hogs were S3,sO5.O55; provisions, sl5.-
662,S6l; cotton. s2G,S3S.OSl; mineral
oils S7.9l7.995.
The total OF all these shipments IN
March was S69.75l27i. as against
SGL49i,i5l In the same month Of last
year The shipments in the first nine
months OF the fiscal year amounted 10
$1l5OOO,O93. as against s5sl,962. 200
In the corresponding period Of the
fiscal year 1905
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
REPUBLICANS eRumsLlNo.

II Is said that 100 Republican mem
bers OF congress have agreed that, II
reelected. they will resist the 40.
tocracy Of the speaker and limit the
power on rules. The Ardmoreitc Is
not surprised, although II uoubts that
the insurrection OF Republican con.
srossmen will amount to anything.
In the FIRST place. even II the Re.
publicans carry the house OF repre-.
senta,iycs Of the slxtieth congress,
It is likely TO be By majority far
smaller than they enoy In the pres.
ent congress Most OF the republicans
to be defeated will In all probability
De those onetormers who are now
grumbling at the tyrrany Of the
speaker
There has long been an influential
element among the Republicans op.
posed to the rules Of the house. but
IL has never 5-Jn able 20 win the
support Of the new members. dhc
very persons whom the rules are ue.
signed 90 hold IN check The new
members. green as gourds. allow
thcmsolyos TO be- controlled by the
leaders in the hope Of obtaining good
committee assignments. and before
they know Il they have surrendered
their privileges to the ollgarchy In
succeeding congresses the best Of
these men are won 10 Che rules by
committee promotions. 50 that the
leaders who control legislation with
the new members they coddlc are gen.
orally able to eventually dominate
many Of thoso who favor free speech
and reasonable dclibcration.
While the Reed. Henderson and
Cannon rules are conducive to con
plete discipline. and the easy suD.
preston OF the minority party. th,y
have practically destroyed public
confidence N and respect for the
Judgment Of the house IN matters
Of legislation. In vain have the house
leaders roarcd because OF the allegc 4
coutcmptuous treatment OF the hous ,
bills By the senate. for the reading
public has come TO understand tina.
dollboration is no longer a feature ir
house legislation. Therefore. the PC.
riodical assaults By Speaker Cannon
upon the senate have never comman'
ed tho support OF public opinion.
And the senate has only been com
plying with Is duty In giving clos'
scrutiny to all house measures. a dn
ty rendered all the more important b.
cause OF the little consideration which
house measures receive until they
reach the senate
Rules that compel the house to vote
upon a committee bill without an op
portunity to offer amendments or DO
bate It are clearly within the priyl
icgc fthe majority but neither IN,
senate nor the people are bound to re-
spect such measures. and they do not
But We are too we'll acquainted
with the weaknesses OF new mem
bcrs to place much confidence in tho
report that u combination Of Repub
llcans can hope TO force a radical
change In the rules that will give
broader recognition to the members
We prefer TO look for relief through
the election Of Democratic house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

President Diaz IN his messag" TO
congress, sums up the railroad stu.
alton In Mexico as follows, For tho
past six months the new railroads
aggregated 1870 miles, The names OF
the companies building were; Kan
sas City, Mexico and orient; Pan
American and Cananea, Rio Yaqul q
Pacific. The government railroad sys-
tenn aggregates 1926 miles. on the
Central Pacific extension between
Tuxpan and Colima a tunnel about
500 feet long and a bridge with a
span Of about 900 feet has been COM
pleted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
GOOD ADVICE, GUT unHeeDeD.

And now there comes rumors from
Washington to the effect that the
statehood bill is also doomed II so,
We know just where to place tho
blame. II must all be shouldcred by
those ten Kansas and Missouri Re.
publicans who voted directly agalns.
the wishes of their constituents and
against the interests Of the west. IN
favor OF the west, says the vlnua
Chiefiain.
In this connection II is interesting
to read the speech OF Representative
Fulkerson of St Joseph, Missouri, n
Republican who had tho courage ot
his convictions and was not AFRAID
to risk the wrath Of Speaker Cannon
Said he. in speaking in favor Of con.
surrence in the senate bill:
why not come In out of the
brush Of error and defeat and do our
duty. our whole duty by these people
Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
and give them statehood? let us c)r.
cur in the senate amendment and Goa.
cur now. To longer delay is only tJ
invite further criticisms Every hour
VIC delay this matter will only add 10
tho humiliation Of our past erro-,
the humiliation Of continued defeat
We all know deep down in our hearts
that the senate bill. so far as the one
state feature is concerned. will be.
come a law. OF else no statehood at
all
You ask mo why the senate bill
will pass or none? | will tell you. De.
cause that body, strange as 1t may
seem to some. is absolutely right
on this proposition. They have dis.
cusscd Il. they have doliberated upon
II. and they have spoken in no un.
certain tones their conclusion. The
senate has the people OF this country
with them on this proposition. a fact
worthy Of note and consideration. II
has from four TO six years OF service
ahead OF two.thlrds Of It's mamhers
and thus securely lntrenchcd behind
all the essential Qualifications. why
should Il yield its present position
to an assaultlng column unarmed FOR
either offense or defense and every
/ soldier Of our band. including the old
general himself. liable 10 receive his
discharge within the next few months.
1T Is all nonsense TO say that the
senate will rccede. They will do no
such thing. II will be easier and much
! less expensive tn vote TO concur In
that part Of the senate amendmcn
which strikes ou' all reference 10 A.
izona and New Mexico than TO delay
this matter indefinitely ami have 20
include in our expense bill an addi'
tlonal outlay for material With which
to besalye our irritated and inlamed,
If not wounded. pride.
But am stlll more surprised when
these same members vote TO delay
statehood for Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. But why dwell longer on
this painful subject? You have your
minds made up and are determined 10
delay matters. You say your course
will eventually bring in the new state
OF Oklahoma. ! hope you are right
In your belief But | am In favor OF
bringing II in now. Vote 10 concur
in the senate amendment above In.
dlcated and the forty-sixth state OF
the union can be admitted AZ once
Add one more star 90 Uncle Sans be-
jeweled headgear. aud let At stand
for the great and growing common
wealth Of Oklahoma"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

That the progressive spirit when
governs public AFFAIRS In tho
South continues undated Is shown
by reports from January / TO April
covering bond Issues decided upon
ar sold by various towns. cities. coun.
ties and states during that period
The total reported Is si5,Sil,763, but
including -iissouri, Indian Territory
ana Oklahoma. II is sls172, ,lG3, which
IL greater by about S2Oo,0nO than tn,
amount reported for the correspond
Ing quarter OF 1905. While this in.
ciudes refunding bonds amounting 20
tT.437. 600 Issued by AlaDania and 9th
er refuadlng securities totallng s7is'
600. there stln remain nearly $l0,'
Doc. 900 OF bonds. the exact figures be
$685. $50, the proceeds OF which will
be expended for public improvements
Of various kinds. such as waterworks,
electric lights. paving, city halls
court houses, ialls. schools. sewers,
drainage dltchas. leyees. good roads,
etc. and OF this sum s16So6G3 will
hs spent In the South. exclusive OF
Missouri and the two aboyeDsmed
territories
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
TussY.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Tussy, |, T., AprA l6.-Mrs. II. F.
Smith and family from Madill are Wis
itlng relatives and friends in Tussy.
The weather is fine and the people
are busy planting corn. Some few
are planting cotton,
Health In general Is good In this
section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

The returns of the income tax as.
seasmcnts in Great Britain for the
year 1905 show that 10 persons have
incomes OF 100000, 2l9 incomes Of
between $4,000 and 100000. and 433
between se5, 200 and $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
Shot His Fsther.in.Lsw.

Ada. !. T. April l7.-will Hen.
bricks shot and killed his father-in-
law. Robert Ross. at Hart, yesterday.
Bad blood has existed for some time.
Hendricks is part Indian. He has
given himself up TO officers OF th.s
place,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

The growth OF Japan during the
past few years has been 30 rapid that
the civilized world has hardly had
time 20 keep In touch with II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
CITIZENSHIP,

II ron claim citizenship rights and
are not on the rolls or have business
before the Interior department. write
Immediately TO w ". Wright, regis.
tsred attorney. CorcoIan building,
Washington. ID. c. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

Tho bill empowering the state raii.
rad commission 10 order the install
iation OF block signals has passed
both the houses OF the Massachusetts
legislature. so that. unless there N
a veto from the governor, Massachu'
Sctts will be the FIRST state in Amer
Ira 90 make this requirement by law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

A movement is unocr way 10 build
a railroad from. Dallas northwest
rhc Dallas Commercial club is con
sgdering the proposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

The wheat yield for the present sea.
son IN New South Wales and Queens.
land is ofilcially estimated at 20.500,'
200 aud 100000 bushels, respective
ly. writes Consul Cooling from New
castle. In the former this yield is m
average Of II bushels TO the acre
and ranks next to the 27.OoO.OOO bush
al crop OF 10000 In Queensland the
crop Is only half OF last years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

There Is no apparent cessation In
tho industrial activity which this
country has been enjoying for sew
sral years past.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

The $4,000 OF Marietta 2Oyear wa.
,erworks bonds are reported to have
hccn sold.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

There seems to be an epidemic OF
Spring1cldIsm up North.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

Il is always In order 10 suggest
that Ardmore's streets be paved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

The fellow wno talks least has the
fcxost explanations to make.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

You ought TO SEQ tho pretty Easter
novelties We are showing. Some OF
these would afford your little ones
much pleasure. They're lneIpen'
sire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

Ardmore. "wednesday. April ls. 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18
PHONES.

Business Managers once. 53s
City Bditor's ONCE. e............... 3
Lsng Distance. ...................b ..bbs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-18

+, J, RAMSEY, Druggist.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Lon no tuvo pacsnciA para oir maS faroso usra de
81 desenvain6 aspadA. ~
al mismo tempo abr6 psso Ia muItitud IN hombre ucs
20 h'o AOzado sobrs gupo derrbndo tres cuato sspsc
Sadtrcs que 90 prepsrabsn . actorcs.
BGts hombrs Maurioio, uuien al Iosr donds ssh.
Lorin, 10 soho 81 cuellO 90 brsso isuuierdo.
Goz'te Simon djjo MAurco Gin duda echabas "a de-
msno MI peanc ercer oco dsnuncAdor on Orsnde
Dsndnoi', Simon dsnnncis "a estOy aquf
~pardlez D. din Simon espaptoaa sopriss lle0.s
hempo Este e. do MaUrco Lindsy qua hs ado aou.sdo
mmo tempo que A h de T6n que ha SAlvsdo porous O.
rico. 1~
Al furoI al furoll 0rtrOn los marsslsses
-Hacsd 10 praSba 81 oueres dio Mauricio
do un hscia adsapts pic6 como par. euasysrse
On medic de fsnte dc los oribundou Rrtsdcres
quisn 10 Mngre csg6 al punto
Al aAesinoI txclam6 este
Los marsalesss hsron lac poas svantaron las h,ehas
Armaron Ics foslss multtud HeO6 asuatsd dos ami
gou permsneeron aaladou todos los 0ooas
Airaronss 81 oro diriQSnduss 6tmV souriss ucr
que psa6sn scr deVordo 1Qne orbspo de hero de
us9o que es amensabl Cusndo de sb6 pusr de
h casa que tenisn 10 espads sumbre dc venes vestds
gsnssmente de mAbsn curruscc smads todoa
DC on sable avndo cads de patos en- eI cnto %
snGo sobvs loo maseleses empex6 refriegs terrible
-Hurral gritaron . tismto Lorfn Msurcio reani.
mdos por aque sccorro xonAr cue pesr en- lac s
os los !ecen Vndos dAban fuexA las acusaconas de Simon
lhurrA
Pero 81 sllos psnMbsn su SsIvaci6n DO fa6 cuiGn
penA'e Dor ellos; iovsu de 20 M ,6os 81 psrsoe de
o1oA tEuss princp6 dar ouchsdss deatro nestro ccn
ma deatfE Irdor udt dob rmado de mn sab de x&ps
dor que nads hbe oefdo pura evnt con 90 de
molsT obsrvsr A.uco LoIin en- ugr do hur por h
puera habs Abisro con n1enc6n peeabu
90 lsdo - volvi6 dc6ndoIes Voc bsja:
-Hud por esS pueftl; 10 vanmoG hcer suui no os
imports J % compromsteis il 6imsDts.
como visse que los dos tmigos vaciaban txem6 dc re-
pents dirigiendose Msuricioi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
NOTAS EXTRANCERLS
La hygiene en- los e. tados
Unidos.-En los ferrocarri.
les. s.@Cargos formulados
NUtVO MINIsTRO
e! baron Lexa Won Achren-
thol, minlstro de Negocios
extrangeros en- Austria.

Como rssnlsAdo del rfgido fxA'
msn y prusbas hsshas por inspscsorss
a. h'gisns en- todas Les lineas do 10
rrosarriles sus salen de PIttsburg, 10
Compafifa do Carros Pullman tsndrk
que responder & trsinta y dos sargos
sue 90 10 hsesn por hsbsr violado lss
lsysa rsspesto dc 10 pursza do los Gil.
msnsos que sirvsn en- los vagonsa co.
medor.
Dasds haze sismpo Sc rselbfan cue,
Jas de los viaisros, sonssrnisntss { ID
pehre y scspsshoso dc los vfvsrss. '
a' 40, por Adulssraslonss pro obadas an
10 lsshs y creme q,s 90 seryfa, 40
proseoio contra ella. Las divsrsss
sompsiiaa do f'rreoarrilss no sstkn
som0rsndidas sn In asusaci6o,
- smpsrador do Austria, Fran.
s'sso Jo 8 hs nomhrado miniatro do
N'gosios ESt'augsros 81 baron Lsxs
Won Ashrsnihol, smbsiador de San
srsburgo.
k primer ministro manIfssA6 sus
sss nombramiento no csasiouarfa
samblos On 10 politics. del impsrio.
-DsspuSs do una sonsu'ta cue 90
'fseta6 en- las cAoinau de- Msrmsn ].
w lite, abog ado do 10 sen IRA Rs,sb.
4. 9 'eihsm, 30 retro 10 asusuei6n
h'eAA Dor sNu6lla contra sl doetcr
Rsou' A. Anador, Consul G ,nsrsl de-
Panama Ga N'w York, J 90 ha dado
M al asunto. 30 snntaba obn una
esnsidad mas cue 0. hslsnta para sa'
si'faser los honorarios dsl aboe ado.
La demanda primsra faa por 500 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
EENlIllina1zMzal ~
ANUNClO

Un buen sdministrad dor hcnrado y
dc res ponsabllidad, con perfseto 60
noeimiento del negoeio do tabaao on
hoia, 90 neeesita para ell eatA b. eel
misnto eu Puerto REQ do una Agsnsia
dc una gran hrma dc N W Yo'k dsdi
eadA { dioho negocio. Dsbs residir
On Puerto aieo, , estar familiAris ~do
son 10 industrias J mAapfastuFs de si
gArros ca 10 isls Exf,nss Lac msio'
res refsrspeiaa.
Al que reuua tales e1ndieiones %
le presents una sxe sots oportuni,
dad. Coloaaei6n permaneute , busn
susldo. Dsbe saher lear y sscribir
inglSs. JusIinque aus conoeimiansos
y rsfersnsiAs y sAlArio one desc. Di'
rfjAnss las pssisionss. K. IA. Be Z
ass. San Juan. S'3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Session importante en- la o6ci-
ma del Attorney General.
La question del aqua.
UNA DISCUSSION
En- Mayagtez. .-Ladrones &c
cafe capturados. Una
maestro rural.

Aver por la msGsna 90 selebr6
una sssidn nuy i'm aortarts en- lath
eins del Attorney gsnsrsl.
III motive do ella, fu6 la question
del sgus.
Asittisron miembros del Cor seio
Eissutivo y 10 Junta Losal do SAM
dad on plsno, diacuti6 adoss amplia
msnts oil informs faoultativo que 10
obisto do 10 airsular do Mr. Crcsas,
Jsfs del Consoiidado al alcalde 60 ss
ls siudsd.
BE disautisron todos los punsos
que sbarsaba sl rsfsrido iniorme, 10
nAndo los Aeuerdos necsaArios para
svltar msyoras males que pudiarAn
oaarrir 81 no 90 toman msdidAs rkpi-
dAs y snosses lobrs Asunto tan i'm :
sortants.
@sOMBRRROS y bsasonss do
Cabo Roio, sorsss do cAsimir, snesies
espaxolss tsiidos { mano y tods slase
dc ipstrumsrtos musicslss, sor ven
didcs On 10 sgensia general dc los
atamados pispoa de sK hler Il Camp
hell,s sslls de Allen NJ 8. San Juan,
p. Il. Ah
-DcAa Ana d. 10 T ,rrss, hA al
do nomhradA maeasrA rural dol pus-
bio do Hssillo.
81 81 vENDE nm earro america.
no On buen ssa9do, sspaaidad 100 90.
propio para transpofiAr sArga psaA-
de-. IDformss. J huson y CO en- Osguas
8 FrAl 4 Ghirnsr, nuells del Qls rieY.
mastsr, Sen Juan.
"A don Pedro M vAYga., rico
hsssndado % Nsysga'E, 90 10 We.
nia svstrsysndo eAi6 ain que pudis'
rs eonoser los autoras. ha,tA que do
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