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must have known the party who wrote
the letter. There was nothing suspic-
ious in her having gone there at such
an early hour in the morning. But
why did she go? Was the letter mere
ly fixing the time and place of appoint
ment which had been discussed before?
Last night DR.. Inglis refused in no
measured terms to give any informa-
ton as to what had been found at the
post-mOrtem examination. That there
was something of considerable mo-
ment is not doubted. The police, too
air of animation at headquarters which
indicates that there will be interesting
disclosures at the inquest. The police
ton with considerable accuracy for
years, there being but few breaks in it.
1t is practically assured that she met
some person assumed to be H. w.
Todd, by appointment at the Imperial
hotel, but the subsequent events lead
ing up to her death will probably never
be explained until the whole story is
learned from the fugitive. The letter
received by Miss Burton made the APP
sive was not signed by Todd. The let
ter is at present in the hands of the
coroner or of the police and it was as
certained from outside sources that
the name signed was not that of Todd.
Another story relative to the dlsap-
pearance of Todd, is that he left the
city in the company of we'll known
woman, whose husband at one time
;,, loo
Brandon, but who is said to have OBJ
tanned separation from her. Sever
al points have been wired to where it
was thought that the couple might
make, but up to the present without
success. The woman was known to
have two tickets for a point south, and
from enquiries since it was ascer-
tanned that she had certainly left.
More light has been thrown on the
parentage and home of the girl, and in
response to queries sent to her home.
it is learned that the father and mother
are both dead; they were born in Three
Rivers, Que. A step-mother, Mrs.
Bufon, formely Mrs. Davis. is still
living and will arrive in this city in
the morning in company with a daugh-
ter, Miss Davis. Miss Burton was
we'll and favorably known at Maple
Creek, and her tragic end has occas-
toned deep solicitude amongst her
many friends.
There still appears to be some con-
fusion with regard to the correct
spelling OF the name. On telegram
received by the police the name is
spelled "Buron" and the same wire
gives the information that brother
in-law named Chas. Glennie is pro.
prietor of the Maple Leaf Hotel.
In a city paper yesterday it was
stated that the missing man Todd, was
a son of Mr.. Todd, former police mag
istrate OF Brandon. This is entirely
incorrect as J. H. Todd is the son Of
the ex-police magistrate. and the in
itials Of the missing man are H. w.
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SOIL INNOCULATlON.

The Ames experiment station has
just issued a bulletin, devoted to what
are denominated Misrepresentation
Concerning Soil lnnoculation." The
subject of soil innoculation has re-
ceived wide attention throughout the
sections of the United States within
the past few years. The value of the
leguminious crops in systems of rota-
ton for the maintenance of soil fertil-
ity and for furnishing heterogeneous feed
for farm stock cannot be too highly
emphasized.
In many sections OF the United States
the farmers have not yet come to a
full appreciation of the value of these
crops. Scientific discoveries concern
ing the methods of growth of the legu-
minous crops have been of far-reach-
ing consequence and Of immense value
to American agriculture. The Bull
letin says:
1t Is unfortunate. however, that some
INSCRIPTIONS seedsmen and dealers IN
cultures have taken advantage of in
formation that has been published on
soil culture and diverted it to their
own use for personal gain to the detri-
ment of farmers of this and other
states. On account Of the misrepre-
sentation concerning this matter. cor
Responsiveness submitted in the form
of a press bulletin which it is hoped
will be given wide circulation.
The correspondence includes wide
letter to the station from T. d. Crane.
in which it is said that there are GER
tain seedsmen and seed concerns
throughout the country who are now
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COLE MAY r.: LEADER,
Fargo Lawyer.E Editor May Supersede
SpaIding and Twichell-Insur.
gents Will Not Bolt.

Fargo Forum: Now that the con-
vention is over let us get together and
elect the ticket by the usual over
whelming majority"
This was the reply made by Cass
county insurgent this morning in ans
wer to query as to how the conven-
ton had pleased him.
There are no insurgents now" con-
tinued the speaker. I'VE are all re-
publicans. OF course, two years from
now we expect to make another at
tempt. but, in the meantime, we will
work for the republican nominees for
Offices"
"One of the results of the conven-
ton has been the opening of the eyes
of the rank and file of the insurgent
movement that what we lack Is lead
en-" said another insurgent who was
delegate to the convention. "Spal-
ding and Twichell have not made good
and Johnson is not favorably consid-
cred by the majority of the insurgents.
Before the next primary election is
held new leader will be selected
Persistent questioning failed to elicit
the information as to who would wear
the mantel of Twichell and Spalding.
But it was strongly limited that it
would be Cass county man. r. NJ.
Pollock was suggested but rejected
1t is suspected that A. T. Cole has
a bee in his bonnet and aspires to
the leadership.
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WINNIPEG TROUBLED
BY DEEP MURDER
MYSTERY
All Efforts to Unravel Death of
Georgiana Bryan Have so
Far Failed.
Special to The Evening Times.

SpeciaI 10 Inc Evening Times.
Winnipeg, Man., July 14.-As more
time elapses and fresh clews are Sc
cured the death of Miss Geogiana Blu
ron Tor Bryan becomes more and
more of a mystery There is no doubt
but that carbolic acid was the direct
cause OF her death, but why it was adj
ministered and by whom is the puzzle
which Is now bothering the authOri-
ties. For two days they have been
working, and the solution of the tangle
has not yet been arrived at.
Many ugly rumors are in circula-
ton as to Todd's connection with the
death of the young woman, and his
past reputation is pointed to as con-
firmation of these. The report comes
from Brandon that at different times
he has been involved in cases where
criminal operation has been resor-
ted to. Whether this will apply in
this instance, will not be known until
the report on the pOst-mOrtem exam
ination is made to the coroner's jury.
II it is shown that criminal opera
ton has been attempted, it will rest
with the jury to declare whether the
poison was self-administered or not.
The fact that the receptacle of the acid
was removed from the room is a
strong point by the authorities against
the man who was with the girl at the
time of her death. Why did he carry
the bottle away and why did he lock
the door? Those are questions which
will need considerable ingenuity to ex-
plain.
Todd has covered his route of de-
parture with considerable skill De-
spite the description sent broadcast.
no word of him has been received by
the police up to an early hour this
morning. This fact alone directs the
greatest burden of suspicion against
him. Copies Of his handwriting. in
Guiding portion of the page of the
Imperial hotel register, are in the
hands of the police, and from a casu-
al examination there Is a strong re-
semblance between these and the let
ter received by Miss Burton, signed ].
D'Israel. That the girl met some man,
supposedly TodG, at the Imperial hotel
is not doubted. but there is no explain
alton as to why she met him. There
must have been some strong argu-
] ment for her having done so, or she
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Worth Irving.

Years ago, in a Vermont country
prayer meeting, the various members
present were giving their experiences
and lessons to be learned from them,
when one old lady arose and in high
pitched, trembling voice. said:
AS were comm through the
pasture this evening saw an old COW
a switchin' her tail to keep the flies
off, an just thought to myself. it be-
hooves us to switch our tails to keep
the devil off,
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arm and Home
tContinued from page 80

the midst of the work season or they
will be weakened and have the bowels
out of condition. 1t is better policy
to keep them up and give them plenty
of hard feed until the hard work is
mostly over. Many farmers keep
their work teams up the year round.
However grass is great medicine and
we believe in it for all the horses at
some time OF the year.
In mating up the mares good judg-
ment should be used in selecting Il
stallion that hicks we'll with the mares
of the farm. Ii colts have already
been raised from the stations availa-
BILE working knowledge can be had.
But where mating is first used, it is
we'll to look well to see that the mare
is weak. This is the sense of breeding
For in stance mare with poor style
and quality should be mated with a
horse the opposite. and SO on. Aim
to raise a better colt than the mare.
and use Judgment in the mating. Don't
mix breeds or types. it means all the
difference between good colts and
poor ones. 4
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Misunderstood.

He was on vacation in the country.
He wrote letter out on a cliff, folded
it. and addressed the envelope with a
pencil. according to 1.-The London
Chronicle" Then he placed the mis-
sive tenderly to his lips. Said a
friend. do yon miss her very much?"
mo. but I miss my collars. This Is a
note to the laundress, asking her to
forward them. ] moistened the writ
ing to prevent the pencilled address
being rubbed out"
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ST. PAUL. MINN.-B,ennial saenger-
fest of the saengerbund Of the
Northwest. Tickets on sale July "a.
Is and 26, good to return until July
81. with extension features making
final extension Aug. Is. 1906. Rate
one fare plus soc.
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If you want perfect shirt, send II
to Elliott's laundry, where they have
just installed a Newark polisher.
which enables us to produce three nm
isher, dull. gloss, and extra gloss.
This is the only finisher of its kind In
the northwest, the very best money
can buy. Go to Elliott's for fine work.
6O2 and 6O4 DeMers avenue, Grand
Forks. N. d.
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While enjoying an evening stroll,
don't forget that F. ]. Cummings, 220
Demers Ave-, East Side, makes .
speciality of Ice Cream Sundays. Fine
Ice Cream Parlors. Remember he
keeps Ice Cream Cones nice and fresh.
A large soda fountain. and all good
things for the palate-get the habit
and come over-left hand side as you
go up town.
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Wanted-Agents to take orders.
Good proposition and good commits
sion. Men understanding threshiny
machinery preferred. Write for par
ticulars. Address. J. E. Sims, General
Manager, Grand Forks.
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w. N. CRANE
AttOrDey.At.Law

Special attention given to applica-
tions to amend entries, leaves of alb
sence, findings, proofs and contests in
y. S. land Office land script. Cores
pondence solicited.
Scofieid Block Minot. N. u.
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FOR SALE.

BEST BICYCLE BARGAIN-wILL PAY
spot cash. w. H.. Times.
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The Palladium is sore because
the streets have not been cleaned up
since the carnival.
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FOR SALE FULL L.tEss SUIT
(new); sixe 80; $12. 90 IL taken this
week. H. J., care Times.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT =. THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping at sol
Cottonwood st.
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FOR RENT-sEvEN-Ro HOUSE,
bath and gas. newly papered and
painted Long term lease given IL
desired. j. p. Read Room 1. Clifford
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The Bismarck chief Of police is cut
ting the weeds along the streets. usinr
the labor OF men convicted of yagran.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

LOST - BETWEEN EAST GRAND
Forks and Mallory, a dark red male
setter. Suitable reward for his re-
turn to j. f. Brandt, East Grand
Forks
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stairs rooms and one furnished down
stairs room, modern, nice location.
430 So. Fifth St
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Fok RENT-THRED ROOMS. up
nished. Apply to s31 North Fourth
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WANTED-A MAN TO TRAVEL in
North Dakota. Call at Dacotah
Hotel today. ]. p. Andres
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GOOD PAY FOR EARNEST WORKERS
everywhere distributing circulars,
samples and advertising matter. No
Co.. New York
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

WANTED = TWO LABoRERs. IN
Huire Of Peter Christoferson. Palac,
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FELIPE TRIGO
:. rAbiAs.. Sin embargo, ESQ fa6

~Juatol. snvidiss.. rAbiAs Sin embargo ESQ fac
AnteIyer y en- Colombo.
YAtr.fa Ia mAlA HapRe de Tort Said cr6Ame ussd don
Enrique. ALI bal6 nOuotros Csrto sItorb1ndoms
ditto I6l ae imsoinAbs...
-Vt2 ESQ debe de stIscsrle re'pecto .
rAb, mi sen pero cdett6n a. mi
All don Enrique 10Y muy desgraciado Mi SIN "a teniG
n6a cuAndo caando. Son historias, don Enrioue
70 soy muy dssgraciadoI',.
EsS que raba pot hbr del ssnado por tx nsonsrs con
sguien plsna c1n encp nen1 am est bruo de rec6nd
ternuras Pero E1rquu h6o en- su sx6 st1acion IL O5n
tiene:
Olga dies rsDdo Rogis Id hAh1r aprecado .os:
mas ben indio i.bel Ell inio Ls cAs6 moy clA-
inveDc6n qoe 10 t1nsn inIumsnte de
qauzA contra 81 pa rbi,o 81 indio delde 10 de ftAn
tamben e Quea lie TOGO del cAptSn M rspapO
Vo.... 81. 81 ndio
I4soual rsp.e .dOitAmente psrsuadidOl
ST elndio
20 tlmbien txcsmo mia adantros sin dudaro S el
indo9 cuanHo 6 q16 sdmrAr MAJ Ia aigscidAd de Enri
bueD fortuna Que depEra hscho Sobts apoyA
toda 6gc PIcuA deorieDcon admiran sdn
haa el colmo Apomo prmerc gulda ID inconcebbS
nlndia ingenuidad del txconserjs
utsd e hechO de mszcr el conto caOsn RI reoero
cuquri hbisas iudcado mi que al flo soy amigo de
utede lB b. bahAl cDiSu Q1e 81 les dies buenOS
das! Rompa ustsd ALA que 81 ndio las i ls duee
50 francsIR TodGvfa lS llsvAn encerrAda
PaIcual ess convSncido M4ics gran oabszI
bohDa door samens hra cusndo e levaal otro polo
mi .stupefIcci6D:
Mire used, don EnriQ ll IQo deeIen que usei..
pSe me mportlria bien a9 que nusstro amigo
ea Ell dis entero noGotroS que bsia Al msmo mpo
IcostarBe mi ers de encma. porQue bien ss que
ustsd n sne e bsrco etcondche como pusde
captain cnAndo mi shorA bAia b6rs por sjemplo que
dAndonOs ustsd mi sIDstSndOA hschOI papana
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DEL FRlO AL FUEGO

-Maldita sea L.. Adi6, Andre, H.. % tarde
70 no puedo imitSr Sarah lus saliva puerta del
oIro Iado) sn que al mcmsnto deae Adema intrgsme
ou6 cosa tspga qe dcrs Enrique busn cua que empsA
ai
H, enido IN an6nimo
I neor dicho dos Uoo en Colombia. Ono Que me
IN ntregtdo hoy corspondenoa de Singapore 70 dgo
Que lersn de bodo. poque EQ16l mi eHtos
puebleas
--Caro, hombre ., que dcenf
No, no. traen e sello mre de color ladrilo en-
cende IN f6sf5ro lee e selo trabao; Straits Settle
ts- Sngdpo0 tsmb6n puede hAberlo
escrito alguno del Rea, Iporqus Quen mi!
-Puev, qa6n dud Pascual!... iy que diCenl
oh, don E1riQQeI U1a inf.mG... Vera uated do
mi IsforG!
SusnIn torpemsnt los grufsos dedos osi de cera
FascuA penr de nuera graad dmdd e no hl podido
prescndir de Ill MARCOS don Andrc don Enrique ient
nento invencblA de sass de espe de- gdardA civil cencS
do. Enciende y lee
cea utted quG palaJfay.
-VGmos sigs qae quemarte
No si no dice mss 6e 81 de hoy: sGl querdo de "a
mpr 81 ell ceptsr h borrico Tmpoco dic lie
ussd don Enriqns '6 Que pSabrOMs3 Vamo', le digo
qae mas e vale cate que dscubrG Qn6n Loqae 10 ro
81 sgua de cabszl como tres dos son CnCo
Enrique rsspirs e'' HA ccRidolos an6nmos * nina
d letra Il III le otro fjlforo.
y dig Que Sea 81 reOiIro dice IsIcul como con-
aum
Ca hombte.. Y sss qDien SEAL. 70 hsgA ma
mes ouenol mpR nsted o. led como hsbs ia
ara de condts ithI dc ls oondess de toenlehel
nAds nidie etH lbrsl
B CD. Iero... mi En1ra. Alb, don E1riquel.. soy
muy ds.guci dgo uIted que Il relojfo.
cue aabe naturalnene Dc mi ahlra pii'Ano
ire como uHgo sQ ban chAdo de S teulG porq h quso
peRsr Ell tsntnie 81 hombrt"'.
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tOontinUdcs6n de Ia 0doinGhPl
--CRIMENEa horrialss 90 come
On en tcdos les pAissa en los que el
amor hs aido sl m6vil prinsipAl. Cff-
msn s In Eleg ansiA y o. bnsn guEtn a.
somsts, sssndoun Perfume & an Isb6n
vulgar. suAndo sl exQuis!to Cashmere
Bouq uet-ya en- perfume 6 en- Jab6u -
90 el sumun del buen tono. .-Colgsta y
CO, Nsw York.
LABORES.- 'oli''''r
Bcrdadoros y buenas CalGdcrGs, asego'
eAndoles trAbaic conssAnte. Proporelo
uamos 10 tela y dihuio epviandoioa .
suAlquer psrte dc "a isls' Dirigirse o
TIE Porto Riso Dranwn Work .
Embroidery GO FortAlssA 10. Tam
hiar ~ srlieitsn CaatawsrGs, 1mc
ETHE HRLvETIA.--7 ealls ds
Crus. Gran sssa do h6spedes sTs
als d. hotalS. ApossntoE para families
' persoras solsA Comidas { sinsusu
sa ssnsavns euhisrsn BAncs. Tsldtoro
isa. Aparsado snrrac zoe. Fropiss>
eiO, psdro sshlra. Not& Eaaa boss
sstk sarge do una Esncrita sAgas'
kA
rs NECEaARIO exigir qua esds
oatia ohtenga grahado 81 Iombrs Dr.
Eassivc MoiarriatA, psso m solo sasu :
ahe srodueo meior sfesto que una DO
cana do boasllas dc aqua mineral 9 d
nor sl Sniso surR RtIvo radical, dol o.
6magc y del Intestine, oil Digestive
Moiarriet& parihsa loa alimsnsos '
los hass asimilshlss 81 legisimc d
esstivo koiarries& sura On rn dia las
lndigsstiousn, en m rnsa las dissas
siaa 8 gsstrAlgiSs, y On arsa mssss las
m&a graves snfermedades sr6nicaa del
sst6mago y del intestine, Est2 uni
vsrsalmente sonnrmsdo, en- forma sin
igual, que L. e6saeik del Digestive
Mojarr!esA ss vsr&Adsramsnte rsdiaAl
superior 4 10 DC todcs los oEfos ~
msdios. De venta sn laa prineipslas
tarmAcias do Europa y Amsrisa.
I'll ssssor plAz NAVARRO rs
sstahlsaido % odsina d. Ahogsis '
Sn Notarfa aa ssts siRGad. sslls do ean
yWsAe ntwsTc il,
Kierse snts 10 Qorts Fsdsrsl, Gar
aa Dc Diasxiao do AodR 10 IRla 2 QoPts
wxprama, dadisAadcsa ast2iaRo nj
sxAmsa da tiSsl1s de Bror!sdsdss, in
corporation as CszSorasiaass DIS! Psia
v sxsraneaFaR y sramisasi6s do sxpe
Aisntss dc expPoEiAsi6p fGrS0ss.
AsspsSn6o 10 EOhls eGmpassnsis 3
hoy esAableeida GA sl eisFsiaio do Iaa
pr0ieaionas do AboEado Noasrio' 81
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AVlSO

&c vepde por IL mitad dc au valor
an apsrato para fabricsr bebidAs ear.
bonstadss. So compone del gensr ado r
tres fuentes con sua eorrespondientea
lavsderos de gag, una mesa para lie
mar botellss de tAponss do grsvitaai6n
y IN llenad0r de sifones.
Para informes dirig9rss On Camuy
A ANTONIO CAgTILIO,
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La Biopat1a
Prodigosa tsraptsstica p1rd curar..ra& i.
colusrte TODD cldse de enfermsdddss


Esta nueva eieEeia de curAr, ba-
sada On mistsrie sos principles y lsyss
fupdsmentsles dc 10 vids, 90 hoy 10
6niea eaperanza de los enfermos GRO.
nieos y deashusiados.
Por su gran poder reparador vi
gorix,dor, 90 eonaidera O. mo sl vsr'
dadero ELIxIR DE VIDA, como ls fusn'
to del rriuvenccimiento y do ID regene.
raei6n del ORGANISING humane.
Numsrosos epfsrmos euradcs ca
toda 10 isls, muehos de ellos 70 mo.
riburdos, son las msiorss pruebas que
20 pueden preseniar.
Para Oonaulsaa y trAtamientos, di.
riiirfe pcraonalu ente por escrito sl
Prcfesor <F. Virella Urihe, Clfniea
Biop&ticA. Arroyo. P R2 80 IL alt
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IIca|dia municipal. Rio PIedrs.

AcordAda por el Ayuntanie lent, 10
subasta Go la obrA de ex )lanaci6n,
adrmado y oniolidaei6n do 10 salle
DEL IN 1rfes de ssta poblaci6n, por ID
auma de seiaelentoS veinte dos do.
lara ochsnta y m cen!avo, 10 622. 81
90 senAlA para el acto 81 lunes 5 de
Septiembre pr6xtmo, 4 la una 70 10
tArde, en- 10 casa Consii t,rial, ante 10
eomisi6n deaignada al tf.cto.
Fl proyscto y pliego de sondieio
nea econ6mico- administrative rara 70 .
gir en- 10 eiseuc.6n dc Ii 6 bra 90 ha.
llAn de manifesto en la SseretarfA del
Ayuntamisrto. Las proposie' ones 20
siustarGn al modslo inssrto contl
nuaci6n. Lo que 80 hass rdblieo para
general sonosimiento.
Rio Piedras, Agoato 81 de 1905.
Juan Cal0cG, AlcAIce Municipal.
ModeIo de Propcsic;onts.
DOT. p...,............,... ytctno
de......+. enterado del anurcio para
10 adiadisasi6n. en- pdbliea subAata dc
los obras de exalanaei6p, afi,mado y
consolidaei6n de 10 salls del <Norie,,
de esta pcblaci6n, asi ecmo dc las
condieiones expresadas on los docu
mentos que han do regir en- 10 subas
-, 90 eompro mete & tomAr por On
cuenta 10 eitada obra On In numa dc
(sQuf ls santidsd en- letras) & euyo fla
seompsna 10 carta de psgo cred tivs
:: do h,bsr hssho 10 consignaci6n que
ex ge el aiiic ilo te'eero dol pliego de
condolences eeon6mleo acmlnistrati'
vsa.
(FechA y f'ms)
RI sobre Contendrk el ajguients
l6tulo: <oropoeiei6n para la I'd Judi
&sse,6n dol Yemate de 10 obra de Ok
sDlanAci6 ', afirmado y eonaolidacion
sde la eAlle del N Jrte de estA poblA
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En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
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San Juan, Puerto-Rico
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4 Madrid, ha establecido gu
ofcina professional en- la cale
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