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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-26

munities where men own the land theJ
live upon and obtain their sustenanc,
from the soil.
Yet there Is an undercurrent of cute
Iorce at work, year by year becoming
better organized and with broader DOW.
er, whose tendency Is to overcome this
hurtful condition and stem the tide
OF immigration away from the land anl
into the already overcrowded centers
Industrial and agricultural schemes oil
education are finding footholds here
and there, and nature study courses
and school gardens, where children
are taught to know something of the
soil and plants and the real wonders OF
nature, are no longer scoffed at or
looked upon as fads.
To Fit for Real Life
This movement embraces the de.
mand for the teaching Of domestic
science and both agriculture and man.
ual training In all the public schools.
so that children shall be taught TO
work with their hands and to force
from the soil the greatest possible
production, as they to-day learn in the
public schools of France, Denmark and
other Of the older countries. The new
movement maintains that every school
should have a school garden, where ev-
cry child should be intelligently taught
to be a lover Of nature and of the
country and trained toward the land as
q source of honorable livelihood, rath-
er than away from it.
Some of the work of the Department
OF Agriculture shows the tremendous
need which exists for farm training.
Need for Farm Teaching.
TO be successful farmer to-day
means that man must not be satisfied
to plant and reap as his father did be-
fore him, but that he must study the
conditions Of his soil and climate, and
II necessary discard as Improbable
the crops which have been raised in |
his locality from time immemorial and
substitute those which scientific ex-
periments have demonstrated are the
greatest money makers; he must study
the breeding of plants as he would the
breeding of animals; he must learn
how to fight and overcome the many
Insects and other enemies of his crops /
and live stock; in word, he must de-
vote as much hard study and thought
to farming as he would to any other
chosen trade or profession which he
might elect to engage in, If he moved
into city community. No young man
would expect to pass from the farm
INTO the city and make even a bare liv-
ng unless he felt himself specially
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submitted in the competition. It hangs
side by side with portraits painted BY
Stuart and others of international
fame. Mrs. Mckinley has never seen
the original painting, but admires the
Photographic copies. The engraving
herewith presented lacks, Of course, the
fine coloring of the painting, but the
pose, the expression is strikingly i'm
pressive to anyone who knew the be-
loved Mckinley in life. As before
mentioned, the remarkable thing is
that the artist created the picture from
photographs and the result seems to
those who have seen the portrait to be
something little short of an inspiration.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-26
Works al Oycr Els house.

Joel Chandler Harris only works
when inspiration seizes him. He has
no settled library, no study, no desk,
no workroom Of his own, but in every
room of his house is to be found a
table with pen, ink and paper, SO that
II the happy idea comes to him It can
be caught and fixed without delay.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-26

count that prices OF labor and food
are many times higher now than in
that time when trusts and combines
were unknown. Actors were rated
exceedingly low, as appears by the
following entries:-
To the Minstrels. q O a
To Noah and his wife. ......... / 9
70 Robt: Brown. playing God.... o 0 8
10 Senkin Smith, playing Noah. 0 l o
tNoan WlIe......... 0 0
Mechanics came little higher:
10 tne carver, mending the Trinity,
| making his crown and painting
| MN ...... .................... 0 8 O
TO the carpenter for making Noah's
snip ...................... o
An address from the rector was not
10 MI. Lewis, for sermon. ...., O 10 o
:, And this miscellany of services, re-
llglous, mechanical and mortuary,
10 I'VE priests. fix-penny bell by
Deil-man, and making grave. 0 1 10
miscellaneous supplies were not
To straw for Noah and his child.
zen ....:......... 0 O 2
A pound OF wax to set before the
trinity ...."..........,...... o O 10
a peck OF barley. ...........,,O O q
10 sugar, cakes, wine, ale, etc..
with the Mayor and his breth.
=, ren ...................... 0 4 oil
~ ~ SIX stone (o4 pounds) of cheese. 0 6 oil
~ = kegs OF sturgeon. ............. 4 81
40 TOUR s''....."........... O 8 81
= 20 iour geese. ......"............ 0 2 81
-, ~ iour pigs..... 0 3 al
=, no three doz. ana eight chickens. o 9 10 |
TO pound and half OF pepper, 4 o |
10 lambs with their appurtsnan-
~. c s ::..:,...::::..:: :::.:...... o1o 0
=, oeef ........................ liz 9
10 three quarters Of mutton. ..... o 4 6
Iney We're not backward with the
cup that cheers. as this win show:
- 70 SIX dozen OF aIe............... "a o
70 one kilderkin of beer........ o 4
TO one gallon Of anewine for the
PlaeseS ...................... D 4 g.
10 seven gallons and q bottle Of
claret .".................. SIT O
To 16 gallons Of wine. ..,..... O18 s
And for one who would not waste
us time on such fiat mixtures:
TO one gallon Of old rum. ......... O6
On the docks, where once the theat- :
'1cals and the barbecue were held :
low rises the great Tower of Grims.
y, zoo feet high, serving as a land :
mark, and as lighthouse to guide the t
torm-Swept ships of Grimsby's great /
shlng fleets, into her safe Rarbor. e
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Valuable Small Library.

DR.. Frederick Rowland Marvin has
one Of the rarest libraries in the coun-
try. 1t contains only about 1000
volumes, but many of them are first
editions and the manuscripts are me-
msntoes Of gifted men and " men no
longer living.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-26
Linguistic Parrot.

A parrot which can talk in two
languages. and which has seventeen
phrases, has been added to the London
Geological Gardens. It IL q native of
Northern India.
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Ny Pipe.

when love grows cold, thy nre still
warns me,
When friends have fed, thy presence
charms the.
II thou art full, though purse be bare,
smoke and cast way all care"
German Smoking Song.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-26

The Yellowstone trout has been
caught in the very act of going over
Two Ocean Pass from the Pacific into
the Atlantic drainage,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-26
WITH IT'S BIG LIGHT orrsr,

grain and fruit appears dominant
The nearest approach to the festival in
this country Is our Thanksgiving Day.
1t is evident from a statement Of
tne expenses Incident to the festival
tan OF which were borne by the tOwn
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THE NEW Gh1NAaY" WI
trained and educated to meet ID city
competitors. No more can the farmer
~ to-day expect to keep abreast Of the
PROCESSION unless he equips himself
WITH Z knowledge which will enable
Nun p reap full harvest Of the farm.
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and charged up to the municipal ac-
count that prices OF labor and food
are many times higher now than in
that time when trusts and combines
were unknown. Actors were rated
exceedingly low, as appears by the
following entries:-
The oasis., 1906-03-24
Mine Warning Notice.

TO WHOM lT May CONCERN.
 Notice is hereby given that the Wandering Jew group of mines, situated in the Tymdall mining district, santa Rita mountains, santa Graz county, Arizona are under bond to part les working same, and that during the life of said bond the said mines cr the owners thereof Will not be responsible for any labor CT debts contracted or Injuries sustained by any em- picye in the operation of said mining proper ty; that all operatives engage iii such services at their own risk, and that no debts are valid against said mining claims
 MARK LULLEY AND ASSOCIATES. Nogales, Arizona, Jan, h, 1905.
The oasis., 1906-03-24
TERRITORY 0F ARIZ0NA.

tDTNIf VF NAN IVY NkIE.
 [ Phil Herold County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid. do hereby certify that 1 have compared the foregoing copy with the original amendment to articles of incorporation of the HAPPY JACK MINING COMPANY, filed and record ed in my office en the 17th day 0f March, l906, in Book ,, of Miscellaneous Records at page, ct seq; and that the same is d full, true and correct copy of such original and Of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this l7th day of March d. D. lg06
 [sEAL.1 PHIL HERoLD, County Recorder. March A.--April 2S.
The oasis., 1906-03-24
AMENDMENT

kNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That at special Meeting of the stockholders of the "HAPPY JACK MINING COMPANY" held at the office of the said Company at Patagonia. Arizona. the 29th day of January, 4. D., 1906, for the purpose of amending the Articles of Incorporation thereof. a majority of the Stock duly issued being present, as required by law, the following amendment WAS adopted by unanimous vote, viz;
 Article III of the Articles of Incorporation was amended to read:
 Ill. The principal place of business of this Corporation shall be at Patagonia, Santa Cruz County, Arizona; but the Board of Directors may establish branch offices at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and at such other places as in their judgment the business of the Corporation may require. The annual meeting Of the Stockholders shall be held on the Second Tues day of September of each year, at the office of the Company in Patagonia, Arizona, at which meeting the Board of Directors shall be elected to serve the ensuing year; and the Board so elected shall meet immediately and organize by electing from among their number the Officers of the Corporation to serve the same term themselves. All other meetings of the Stockholders or of the Board of Directors may be held in any Of the offices of the Corporation, In accordance with provisions that may be incorporated in the Bylaws"
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF said Happy Jack Min- ing Company has hereunto placed its hand by its Presidentand affixed it's seal by it's secre- tary, this 29th day of January, A. D., 1906.
 THE HAPPY JACK MINING COMPANY,
 By w. II. BARNETT, President.
 Attest: EDITH k. BARNETT,
 ~prfpfHry Prp Tom
The oasis., 1906-03-24
TERRIT0RY oF ARIZNNA.

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ,
 Before me K. II Evans, Notary Public in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, on this 18th day of February, X. D., 1906, per sonally appeared before me w. H. Barnett. known to me to be the person whose signature IS subscribed 10 The foregoing instrument and knoWledged to me that he executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein ex- pressed.
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and seal of vfce this 18th day Of FeD- ruary, A. b.. l9u6, k. H. EVANS, tSEAE.l Notary Public.
 In and for the County of santa Cruz. Territ0- rF of Arizulia,
 My commission expires Dec 8l, 1908.
The oasis., 1906-03-24
]. ST ATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, :

EOUNTN OF PHlIAhELPEIA.
 Before me, Chas " Rueter. d Notary Public in and for the county and state aforesaid on this 26ih day of February A, D., 1906, personal ly appeared before me Edith E. Barnett known to me t0 be the person whose signature is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that she executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and seal this 26th, day of Feb. 1906. [sEAL.l CHAs. w. RuErER, Notary Public.
 18th X Nenang0 sts., Phila
 My commission expires Jan. l6th 1909.
The oasis., 1906-03-24
ACROSS THE BORDER.

Chihuahua Enterprise: The first experiment with the auto mobile in ore freighting over noun tain roads in Mexico will be made hy the Mexican Consolidated Min ing & Smelling Company of Bos- ton, operating the Nueva Australia and Porvenir mines in the Guana- cevi district in Durango. Two steam cars, of sixty horse power capacity each, are being built for the company in Buffalo, N. Y., and will be shipped to Mexico as soon as completed The cars will he place in service between the mines and some point on a rail- road, yet to be determined Con- nection can be made with either the Mexican Central or Mexican International.
 Cananea Herald Thirty stock holders of the Sinaloa Land com pany of Los Angeles, California, are booked to leave that city in their private car on the 10th of this month for this Republic with the purpose of making extensive investments in the State of Sina- loa. The party will go by the way of RI Paso and then take the Mex ican Central road to Mexico City After seeing the sights of this re-
 narkable city. side trips are plan ned to Vera Cruz and Cuernavaca and then the party will leave for Sinaloa. The present holdings of the company will be thoroughly inspected and if the present plans are carried out, extensive invest ments will be made there. The company's agents have been on the ground for some time making Il careful investigation and have now an option on the property which their company may pur- chase Ths land IS mainly agri- cultur Il and mining property and IL is expected that within the next year or tvo an effort will be made to colpnlze 1t The members of the par are well-to do business men oi the Golden Gate state.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: 4 com plete summary of the railroad building in the republic and the track constructed during the past three years has been given out by the department of communications and public works. The report show the gradual manner in which the various parts of the republic are being linked together by the extension of railroads. During the year 1904, 4OS kilometers and Gl4 meters were constructed and in the year following ending with December 3l, 1905, All kilometers and 2l3 meters were constructed. There is at present a large amount of construction work under way and it is believed that the cons truetion this year will far surpass that of any previous year iG the history of the republic. The num- Der of concessions recently granted ior railroads on which work Is to l,s commenced in the near future will doubtless swell the construc- iion figures of coming years to a lfeat extent 4 more detailed atement follows: Total built up to December 31, 1903, I6,113 kill oinelers and BOA meters. Total on December 31, 1904 16,522 kill oAeters and SIS meters, a total of 40o kiiometers constructed during tue ear. Total constructed up to ..4 ....4,a m ta n onrno,,t nf fba ,,ea.ah4f
The oasis., 1906-03-24
WATCH FOR THE RACES
 TO THE AM ERICHN ELITE

The most popular place in the city Three chairs anu frst-cAss barber for each Mas sage and Baths. Next Co Monteznma Hotel. SUMMEY WILL SEE THAT U. B. TREATED RIGHT
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COMPANIA De zARzUELA.
PrOntO IIegara La Presa, sOn IN cuerpO De bale
eSpahOl.

Aver lego San Juan Ia companfa de
zarzuela, que Sc esperaba de Caracas.
Informase que permaneceraD en- Mirafo-
res por espacio de cinco dfas, los artistas de
dicha troupe, en- euarentena.
Hay en- San Juan extraordinario entu-
siasmo por conocer la mencionada compa-
fila, de la cual ti6nense aquf los mejores
informes.
De ella forma parte, como va Sc sabe,
eE aventajado baritone seflor Real.
Els de lamentar en- verdad, que no este
por complete terminado ell arreglo del tea
tro, pues no hay que decir los inconvenien-
tes que ofrece eI del Parque, en- donde 10
que parece habrs de debutar la zarzuela.
Procedente tambi6n de Caracas, saluda-
mos aver en- estas ofcinas al joven artista
de esta ciudad, don Guillermo Dueno,
quien dIonos pronto llegarfa San Juan
ell genial transformista La Presa, que de
tantas simpatfas disfruta en- esta capital.
La Presa vendra con un cuerpo de bale
espanol, un extenso nuevo repertoire.
Del cuerpo de bale, forman parte las bai-
lariras Juanita Vivero Otero y Adela vi
vero Otero.
No nos podremos quejar, pues, de falta
de espectaculos, porque los tendremos va
riados, en- ell carnaval, despues del carna-
val y adu en- la cuaresma.
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EXISTIO EN PUERTO.
Rico en- una epOGa
Ia pena de hOfCa
7 fue ahOlida luego pOr el Rey Fer
nandO VII.

Don Fernando VII, por Ia gracia de
Dios, por la Constitution de la Monar-
qufa Espanola, Rey de las Espanas, en-
su ausencia cautividad Ia Regencia nom-
brada por las Cortes generates extraordi-
narias, Z todos los que las presentes yieren
entendieren, Sabed: que las mismas Cor
tes han decretado 10 siguiente:
LAS Cortes generates extraordinarias,
atendiendo que ya tienen sancionado en-
Ia Constitution polftica de la Monarqufa,
que ninguna pena ha de ser trascendental
Is familia del que La sufre; y queriendo al
mismo tempo que el suplicio de los delin-
qientes no ofrezca un espectaculo dema-
siado repugnante Ia humanidad al ca
racter generoso de Ia Naci6n Espanola,
han venido en- decretaT, como en- el presen-
tie decretan: Que desde ahora quede aboli-
da la pena de horca, substituy yendose por
la de garrote para los Teos que sean conde-
nados muerte-L tendra entendido la
Regencia, dispondra su cumplimiento,
haciendolo imprimir, publican y circular.
Manuel de Villafafe, Presidente. Jose
Maria Calatrava, Diputado Secretario.
Jose Antonio Sombiela, Diputado Secreta-
rio.-Dado en- C6diz "a de Enero de
l8l2.-A la Regencia del RENO.
'Por tanto mandamos todos los Tri-
bunales, Justicias, Gefes, Gobernadores y
demas Autoridades asf civiles como mill
tares y eclesiasticas, de qualquiera clase y
dignidad, que guarden y hagan guardian,
cumplir y executar la presente ley en- todas
parties. -Tendr6islo entendido para su cum
plimiento, dispondr6is Sc imprima, pu-
blique circule.-Joaqufn de Mosquera y
Figueroa, Presidente. Juan Maria Villa
vicencio. -Ignacio Rodriguez de Rivas.--
El Conde de La-Bisbal-En Cadiz 49,.
de Enero de 1812-A D. Ignacio de la
Pezuela." I"
Lo comunico 4 v. de orden de S. "A.
para su intelgencia y cumplimiento en- Ia
parte que le corresponds. Dios guarde a
Y. muchos amos. Cadiz 81 de Enero de
1912.
IGNACIO DE LA PEzUEkA.
Sres. Concejo Inst. y Regimto. de Puer-
to Rico
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La Mathematical en- eI JapOn.

Los europeos que Sc dedican especial
mente al estudio de las matematicas, han
expresado notable inter6s recientemente
debido q la publication de un escrlto en-
que Sc describen los estudics matematicos
de la naci6n japonesa. demostrando que
en- tiempos pasados Sc estudiaba con entu-
siasmo y Sc tenfa en- gran estima esta i'm
portante rama de las ciencias exactas.
La Biblioteca Imperial de Toxic contie-
ne mas de dos mil obras japonesas que ira
tan de la matemdtica, algunas de las cua-
les fueron escritas en- ell 1896. En- ell ST.
glo diecisiete los cientffcos orientales ira
bajaban con ardor por encontrar Ell valor del
Pi. ALA para ell 1922 habfan calculado
un valor correcto para cuarenta nueve
puntos decimales y podfan va usar ciertos
signos algebraicos para resolver las ecua-
clones. En- 1913 Sc hacfa medicines geo
d6sicas, habi6ndose coutinuadc desde en-
tonces
Els inteTesante averiguar el origen de
estas ideas de la matem5tica, crey6ndose
que Sc debe principalmente los tratantes
holandeses, aunque muy bien pudiera ser
debido infiuencias orientales. De todos
modos puede verse sin difcultad que los ia
poneses de aquellos tiempos contaban con
estudiantes tan aptos como los del presente
dia.
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Noticias de AreCibO
La eOmpaiIa Martinez gasadO. e
pOIVO asfixia q Ia gente. DetI-
eiencias de Ia IlIz eIsCtFiC0.
az mMegtr0 eOrresponsaL.

Eebrer0 Z1.-
Anoche Ii Companfa Martinez Casado,
que con tanto exito actia en- nuestro Tea
tro, deleit6 4 Ia numerosa concurrencia
que asistio 4 Ia function de moda, poniendo
en- escena Ia tan chistosa como entretenida
obra Los Hijos Artifciales" en- los que
sobresalieron de manera admirable las se-
floras Luisa y Guadalupe Martinez Casa
do y Celia Adamsy los sefores Alcon,
Puga, Gonzalez y Rubert. Los Corri-
dos pieza final graciosfsima y muy bien
desempenada. Para sabado domingo Sc
preparan dos magnffcas obras y ademas
un 'smatineo el domingo en- que Sc pom
dram en- escena tres graciosas piezas
A consecuencia de aguda enfermedad
ha fallecido un tierno nifio de los esposos
Franco-Morales. Acompa panamos en- 50 do
lor los desconsolados padres.
El polvo es horrible en- las GALES, no
pudiendo regarse por no haber llegado las
mangas pedidas & los Estados Unidos.
"A consecuencia de las deficiencies de
la luz electrical el Municipio no ha podido
continuar dando corriente al teatro sien-
do necesario recurrir de nuevo al alum
brado de gas. De un momento otro Sc
empezaran las obras para mejorar ese def.
ciente servicio.
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CARNIVAL EN- CAGUAS.

Cayey, Febrero 20.-De espl6ndido pue-
de califcarse el bale que en- los salones
del ''Uni6n Club, de Caguas, Sc llev6
efecto en- Ia noche del 1Itimo domingo CO
mo anuncio de carnaval.
Una juventud alegre avida de jaegos
carnavaluscos daba realce aquel festival.
El conhuuo derroche de serpentinas Y
confetti, de variados colores, afombraban
de tai mcdo Ell salon que casi impossible Sc
hacia ell bailar.
Elegante co rro de bellss simpaticas j6-
venes, cual alegres mariposas, invadfan el
local en- revoltoso torbellino. Isabelita
Gimenez, hermosa joven de belleza raTa,
5c6mo no ceflirle la corona, cual reina del
Cagnaval, 81 en- verdad podrfa llamarsele
soberana de la fiesta?
Maria Polanco, gentil chiquilla, de Sc
ductor conjunto.
Senoritas Mas, Chiqu6s, Polo, Aponte,
Sola otras muchas cuyos nombres no
recuerdo, verdaderas vencedoras infati-
gables combatientes, heroinas de la fiesta.
Tambi6p Cayey Guayama tenfan ALI
su valiosa representation en- las no menos
bellas Providencia Dominguez, Mercedes
Aponte y Mercedes Ar6valo, quienes reci-
bieron de aquella juventud muchas prue-
bas de atenci6n.
Ell sexo feo presidido por el popular
Luis DGvila, diffeil sera igualarle en- de-
rroche de esplendidez y atenciones, ningu-
ma otra juventud.
Para el pr6ximo domingo la Colonia
Espa1oIa prop6nese dar en- sus salones lu-
cido bale de banderas, amenizado por la
banda de la policfa insular.-MoRTIz.
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PARA cuRAR uN REsFRIADo
ENuN DlA tome el LAXATIVE BRO
MO-QUININA. (pastillas) 81 boticario le
evolver8 eldinero 81 no Sc cura. La iYma
is e. VI. GROVE sa halla en- cada cajita.
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G A n G 4 S.

Es precise que antes de decidirse & COM
prar Sc visite el popular establecimiento
la Vizcaina" San Francisco At: es sin
disputa el ESTABLISHMENTS en- donde Sc en-
cuentran las mejores mas baratas tclas
de novedad, encajes lindfsimos de tul, cal
cetines, medias caladas, cintas, paraguas,
casimires y mas de 80 classes de camas des-
de $3.50 con colch6n q 500 una, camitas
para nifos, cunas y catres de alambre.
Visitenos y Sc convencera de que todas son
gangas, cupones, regalos, cupones.
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p IN TOR ES!

pagando dinero por pnturas maas que 10
pudieras gastar por las Pnuras puras legmas de
DEVOE.'
F preco por gallon de oras pnuras menor que 81 eo-
zado por las DEVO pro ambo cantdad dc
tura inferior en- yuestros t,abajos.
galones de las legmas de DEVOE rinden mas que ga
lones de cuaqnera por onsguente nuesras PIN
as reun mas baraas que las mas baraas del mereado En-
Pleas eantdad Ia eoonomizas dinero en- vueros
contrtos Adem8s pnuras mas duraderas lu
meor En- popio ea e nsslr para que ell
comercio siempre sumnistre las DeYoe
Las pnuras baratas populares los Estados Uni
dos Hemos aeabado con elias.
Sc invita- para que musrarios Ia cale del
Sol No 43 San Juan r r. resdenea de nuero represenan
te Sr Otero Meendez qulen podes dirjr que tendra
gusto de services supendoos de cataogr, muestras ec
Probad nuesas pnturas seguramene no usarels
10 sueesvo otras,