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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Slap at George w., Rouses Ur
Patriots.

Captain S. R. Donahue of Fairfax,
Va, who disclosed from musty vol
umes the record of George Wash
ington's presentment for tax lodging,
has had no peace since the exposure
was printed Every mail has brought
to the captain food of angry and
protesting letters.
THE naked truth seems TO have Of
tended the patriots, who look upon
the Father of His Country as mold
ed from finer clay than his fellow
mortalS,' said Captain Donahue.
They all seem to take my discov-
cry as personal o9ense instead of a
new fact Of history. It's mighty dis
couraging to man who makes an
excursion into the realms of histori-
cal research for the benefit of pos
terity to get forty-odd bumps a dav
from his own generation. Pm going
to quit the history business after this
"One letter was a mournful re-
proach in a feminine hand that sug-
gested cats and tea and hailed from
Massachusetts,. How could you do
itH she walled You lower the
moral tone of the youth of our coun-
try when you shake their faith in the
great Washington
81 replied that ] did it for two
reasons-one because it was true and
the other because / needed the mon
ey.
at is strange that all the protests
have come from the North. George
seems to be more adored away up
North than right around home.
1T may calm the perturbed spirits
Of some of these outraged patriots
to know that on the desk of Mr..
Richardson, the county clerk of Fair
fax, is lying Ratchet, aged and rusty
to which is attached paper bearing
this legend:
THE original Ratchet used by
George Washington This ought to
offset the tax lodging, unless. the
fact that the implement bears the
trademark of hardware firm in
Bridgeport, Conn.,. may make some
difference
Richardson says he got tired tell
ing the visitors why he did not have
the Ratchet, SO he looked up one in
the woodshed and labeled it as above
for the detection of tourists, and he
finds it does just as we'll as the orig
inal"
Captain Donahue says he has dis
covered many other facts bearing
upon the private life of the Squire Of
Mount Vernon, but after this present
discouraging experience he is going
to keep them locked in his bosom
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Deputy Statistician Peetz Resigns
Office.


Clashing ambitions in the office OF
Miss Mary Stubs, chief OF the lndi-
ana Bureau of Statistics, have result
ed in the resignation of J. l.. Peetz
chef deputy M Peetz announced
his resignation Tuesday, saying IT
had beer accepted to become effect
i've immediately 1t is understood
that he was informed by Miss Stubs
that he could either resign or decide
not to seek the Republican nomina-
ton for the Office of chief, which Is
desired by Miss Stubs for another
term.
Miss Stubs said that she did not
know Mr. Peetz intended to resign
until he handed in his resignation
Mr.. Peetz did not state positively
that he would be candidate for
State Statistioian. His name how
ever, has been mentioned for some
time In speaking of not "embarras-
sing other candidates" he did not
mention Miss Stubbs's name, but
Miss Stubs herself said she sup
posed he resigned because he thought
she would be candidate for the
office She said that she had not con-
sidered the appointment of deputy
TO take Mr.. Peetz's place.
Mr.. Peetz had been chief deputy
since January 1, last, when he came
from Washington, ID. C., where he
had been employed in the National
Bu.ear of Statistics. He will leave
at or &c for his home in Kokomo, Ind
Mr. Peetz said he had resigned to
avoid embarrassing any other candi-
4ate for the Republican nomination
for uhe Office of chief of the bureau
Miss Stubbs was appointed to the
Office by Governor Hanly following
the death of her father, Joseph
Stubbs, who died in December before
entering his second term. to which
he was elected month prior TO his
last illness The appointment entitled
her to serve out the remaining month
of the first term and the full two
years of the second term
Before Miss Stubs had been II
Office many weeks it became known
that she desired nomination for the
Office from the next Republican con
vention. Doubt OF this was dissipateC
when E. NJ. Goodnow, one OF tn,
deputies in the office, resigned, as h,
stated, his ambition or the nomina
ton clashed with a similar ambition
cherished by Miss Stubs, hi. chief
Mr.. Peetz said, he did not know
just what business he would enter
At different times he has been in tn,
real estate business and for sever
years he vas in the employ of tn,
| Government in the census bureau
| Much OF his time he was engaged il
gathering statistics in Indiana. Dur
ing his service with the Governments
he travelled through seventy coun
ties in Indiana and in this way form
ed an acquaintance which is expecte,
to stand him well in hand when h,
pushes his claim for the nomination
MIR. Peetz is eligible for reinstate
ment IN the Government service Feb
ruarv 1, 1908.
The chief deputyship in the Indi
ana Bureau of Statistics pays 81, 800
year
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
High School to Have Lecture Course

A University of Chicago Extension
course of lectures will be given fort
nightly, at the Washington School
auditorium, beginning Oct nth, 1907,
at 500 p m The lecturer is Prof.
Wallace w. Atwood, Phi d., of Chi
cago, instructor in Physiology and
General Geology in the University
of Chicago. Arrangements have
been made by which Dr. Atwood will
deliver his course of lectures on the
Scenic features of North America
from the Photographic point of
view The course consists of six
lectures.
DR.. Atwood is an admirable lectur-
er and presents the results of his
wide study in very popular and en-
pertaining manner He has done a
large amount of work as member
of the United States Geological Sur
vey and is prepared to give his audi
ences interesting reports of his OBJ
servations and study He likewise
has excellent colored lantern slides
for the purpose of Illustrating his
lectures.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Will Go to Dakota.

Prof. Daniel Hahn of Plymouth
and John Listenfelt of Inwood, will
leave Tuesday, October Is, on a spec
ial excursion, for Edgeley, southeast
ern North Dakota, to hook after their
crops ON their farms. Anyone desir-
ing to accompany them may do so
See either of them at your earliest
convenience and arrange trip 10
that country.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Arbor Day in Schools.

Fassett A. Cotton, State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction has
called the attention of teachers oil
the State to the celebration of Arbor
day-October IS, and Mr.. Cotton be-
lieves that the day should be observ-
ed in all of the schools of'the State
AS far as he knows the custom is adj
hered TO strictly by Indiana teachers
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Will Speak at the State Board of
Charities Meeting.

Peter j. Kruger, superintendent OF
the Marshall county in6rmary, re-
ceived an invitation from A. w. But
Ter, secretary to the State Board OF
Charities. to open the discussion on
the topic 1.-THE County Poor Asy-
lum" The meeting will be held at
Evansville on Oct. 10 to 23rd. Mr.
Kruger was pleased to accept
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Priest Sentenced to Long Term.

Ludwig Szozygiel, the Polish priest
convicted of murder in the second
degree for the killing of Andrew and
Stephen Starzyuski, hotel proprietors
of the South Side at Pittsburg, last
August, has been sentenced to under
go thirty years Imprisonment in the
western penitentiary of Pennsylvania,
with communication for good behavior.
This will be reduced to about eigh-
teen years and six months.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
To Exchange.

First class stock of agricultural
implements; wagons, buggies, plows,
cultivators, drills, harrows, binders,
mowers, wire fencing, etc. etc, do
ing a fine business in a good town
20 miles from Plymouth. Stock will
invoice about 100000 Buildings
are valued at $2,700.Oo Want a good
improved farm. Give full particulars
in first reply Address, Robert l..
Gear, 4Ol Ashland Block Chicago,
devil
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
AL Cloueh Catches Monster Fish.

AL Clough, residing west OF this
city, can tell the best fish story that
has been heard in this vicinity for
several years. Wednesday morning
while fishing in Dixon lake with
live minnow, he landed a monster
lake trout, which he brought to this
city and put on exhibition. The hsh
measured "A inches in length and
weighed 22 1-2 pounds. This is
straight goods. for we saw the hsh.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Notice to Modern Woodrnen.

| have just been elected clerk OF
Camp $3.50 M. w. OF A. Those who
have not paid their dues for Sept.
will please see me at once at Ring
genberg & Collisions. Hereafter
dues must be paid before the 1st OF
each month as shall send in my re-
port on the first.
C.. F. Meeks.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Horse Stolen.

Sheriff Voreis received word today
that a mare and buggy had been sfol-
en- s miles south of Warsaw.
Description of horse:-Mare all
black, IL years old, good mane and
tail, left hind hoof split on inside,
Mare does not show age. Weight
1900 pounds Was hitched TO new
buggy. painted black. rs inch steel
tire. "a inch dash Supposed to have
been taken by large man. SIS reward
for mare, $4,000 conviction of thief.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
For Sale.

We have in stock two 10 horse
Carr Scott Traction Engines, one IL
horse Huber. one Deering Shredder,
one large Mccormick Shredder. All
above machines in good condition
For further particulars write Mar
baugh Bros, Monterey. Ind. 1Ow3
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Three New Members to Eastern Star

A special meeting of the Eastern
Star will be called Saturday for the
purpose of initiating into it's mem
bership Mrs. Cora VanGilder and the
Misses Mayme Bussard and Nellie
Bopham
The two latter young ladies will
be the youngest members of that
lodge in this city.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS
GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN
John + Long
l. Lackey. card and letter
Mr. A f Jacoby
LADIES.
Mrs John Heckerman
Mrs. Emelia Nj Wright
Mrs. David Irish
Miss Myrtle Shirley
Miss Maud Cooks
Mrs. Catherine Gully
Miss Ruth Carpenter
Mrs Cora Burch
A fee of cne cent will be charged for ad
vcrtising. In calling for these letters please
say advertised"
]. A, Yockey, p. NJ
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
In Circuit Court.

The suit of Mary E.Low versus her
husband. James Low. for divorce
was begun Friday morning The
granting of divorce is being fought
by the defense.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Highest Cash Prices Paid For Logs

and bolts. Oak, ash beech. sugar,
soft maple, butternut, poplar elm,
Eastwood, etc
Plymouth Novelty Mfg. Co,
Phone 1873. 1t4 Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

No 1901.
State of Indiana. Marshall County.
So:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed Admin
istrator of the Estate of Edward
Lavender, late of Marshall County,
Indiana. deceased. Said Estate is
supposed TO be solvent
CLARENCE M, SLAYTER,
Oct 4, 1907. Administrator.
w. B. Hess, Atty.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
New Suits Filed.

Caroline Ramp and others have
brought suit against Williamson
Owens, and unknown heirs, for quiet
title
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Marriage Licenses.

Lawrence Gurthet to Nella' Castle
man.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Marriage Licenses.

/, John H. Gohun to Eva Faye Haun-
on, Frank Carlos Prescott to Auto.
Mite Lena Miller.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
Farm Hand Wanted.

Winter and summer job. Good
wages Apply at this office.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10

The Cubs defeated the Detroit Tig-
ers by score of 3 to l yesterday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
ORDENANZA

poster Alcalde, p esidente del Con-
eejo y SeAetaria municipal,
: -Presentalo e1 esta fecha,
por la respectlva com sion de subas-
ia, I'm pliey dc condo ones, relative
4 subasta Il: di~ho servi,io y el cual
tsta redactA 10 con sujeci6n a las pres
cripciones dc la seccion que Sc deja
mencionada, Sc apruebl por el Ayun-
tamieuto, cuyo documento debera es-
tar de manifesto en- Secretaria, para
los interesados.
4.-Aprobada esta ordenanza, Sc
fjardn c,uco copias d. ella en- sitios
viSibles de la localidal pubicaudose
una en- un periodico de general circu-
laci6n, como dispone la ley,
5.-ESta ordeuauza empezlra a
reglr tan luego sea aprobada por el
Sel0I alCdIue,
Don Juan G. Gonzalez, secreta-
rio del Co1cejo municipal de Panue-
las.
Certi6ca que la precedente orde-
nanza ha sido aprobada por uuanimi.
dad del Conc 10 y por 81 sefior Aleal.
de, en- esta fecha y para cumplir lc
que en- la misma Sc dispone, expidc
la ptesente en pcnueias, & 4 de nc.
viembre de IN rovecientos siete.
Y. B. .fRioaiO Rodriguez, Al.
oalie muaicipal. Juan &. t1onsdic-,
SecretaIi mum, ip,l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12

Enmendando la aprobsda por el Con-
cello municipal y po1 eli s:iior Al
calde, en- a d. osuhe del co
rdeute ado, para regu ari2ar el
servic ie alu nbrd 10 TGbl''o.
Per cuaato el Muuicipio de Pc
fuelas corsigno en- el pr IS 'pues o del
aii) eoon6 nj % en- cur1o, can't lad
,u6ciente para el servicio de "a UNI
brado pGblico.
Por cuento Sc hac= NC Sario r.
gulari7ar tste s-rvicio, n ell fin de
que brinde resu tador satisfactorios a
la poblacion.
Per tanto; 6Tdenese por el Con-
sejo municipal de p.ilu las.
I.-Sacar q suba ia pub lea por
10 que resta del a1o econo nico CO.
rriedte, el ser .i>io de a umb ado pG-
blico, en- uso de las facu tades que lie
concede la secci6n 9j e la VICENTE
ley municipal.
LA snbasta tendra lugar el
dfa 20 de nov rbre e. curse, en- la
IA o6cina del senior Alcalie, IA ad-
mis- ON de p.oposiciones en- la secre-
taria del Municlpio de 8 a g de Ia
mafiana d e-e dia a cuya Ultima hora
S. abriran los rliegos presentadcs;
fu ,cionaudo en- ese act la sigulente
Ju1ta sd,udic .do.s, ps;a abric las
propC siciones, resolyer ace1ca de elias
y adjudicar la buena pro al mejor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
NOTICIAS De PONCE
Edicto municipaI.--Para San Juan
Denuncia> al Juzgado de Poz
Regreso de Europa. "A
las panader1as.

FL inspe ctor de alimentos,
scompanado del guardia de ssnidad
Rafael Colon, decomiso q varios
comerciantes los efectos siguientes:
10 libras bacalao, I libra galletss,
50 olibras arenques, l y media libras
bacalao. 3 libras galletas, 2y me-
dias libraS dulces, libra dulces y
galletas, 26 libras arenques y 40 ii
bras mas de arenques.
Diariamepte ii s, nor inspector
rtcore la cludad playa, revi<ando
los establt cimientos mercantiles.
En- la tarde de aver llegaron
esta ciudad de regreso de Euro
pa, el S, nor Felix Sauri, su esposa
( bijo.
Ell doctor Ferran ha queda
do al frente del depar tamento de
sanidad en- sustittcion del doctor
Corouas, que ha salido para la asam
biea medica de San Juan.
La directiva del Taller Bene.
6co de Artesanos, ha comprado al
escultor seiior Esteban Perez, una
maguihca cruz de marmol para CO.
lor a1la en- el mauso!eo recientemen'
te construido en- el cementerio civil
por dicha asociacion.
Los vecinos de la parte alts
de la calle de Arizmendi Sc quejar
de una bombilla electrica que hac'
cuatro dias perinanece a oscuras.
Sc nos asegura que prontO
ocupara un puesto en- el Hospita
, Tricoche, nuestro amigo el docto
Giol.
-Por orden del juez municipa
stiior Casalduc, el po1ic(a insula
Juan Ruiz condujo desde aquel pue
bio & Ponce al indiyiduo Carlo
Qulntana, acusado del delito d
fAlsa representation { impostr
ra.
La noche del viernes, Ell
sitio de costumbre, practicaron eje
cicio las Compaiiias de la guard
> nacional de Ponce.
Fl inspector de alimentos do
Lorenx Mascara, In girado VI
:, vista de inspection las panad,
- rias de Ponce. para examinar
\ cIase de harinss que Sc emplean {
la confecci6n del pan.
COpp rcpONSAT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
DE- BARRANOU|7A'
AIarma en- el vecinda :
rio. Detonaciones.
En- la carce1.
'ExTRALIMlTACIOAEs
Carretera de Comerio 4 este
pueblo. .-Nuevo servlclo'
en- Ia ofclna postal.

Noviembre, 7.-Ayer q las
clnco de la tarde varias detonacio'
mes de arma de fuego alarmaron
este pacifco veciudario. En- el
acto nos dirigimos al dep6slto mu-
nicipal, sitio de donde part{an los
disparos, y allf nos enteramos de 10
que pasamos q relatar. Hace va
rios dias Sc encuentran detenidos
los individuos Ulpiano Maldonado y
Jnlio Vargas. Aver, a la hora dicha,
el p,imero llamo al celador del de
p6sito y le manifesto que deseab>
ir & la letrina en- 10 que fue com
placido; y luego al ordenarle que
entrase nuevamente en- el calabczo
Sc neg6 & hacerlo, dando lugar a
que el celador del deposito hiciese
lamar TN poIicfs con el fin de re-
duclr q la obediencia al preso iesu
bordinado. Presentose el guardia
Hieinio Melendez y hay quienes
aseguran que sin mediar explica-
clones agarr6 por Eel cuello q Nal
donado y le propin6 algunas bofe-
tadas. Parece que Julio Vargas
quiso defender a su compalero
recibi6 tambien una bofetada de
policia, trabandose entonces III
verdadero combate.
} Resumen: el guardia dispart
] cinco tiros contra los detenldos ex
presados, uno de los cuales Var
gas no fue muerto milagrosamen
0 te, y sin inmutarse soport6 10
i dlsparos que lie fueron hechos
7 quema ropa. En- cambio, el guar
dia Mel&ndez recibio un fuerte ga
i rrotazo que lie produjo una herid
! &c consideration en- la frente.
. -Hace mas de dos meseS lei
'> mos en- LA DEMOCRAcIA I'm anur
K clio referente al remate del prime
l trozo de la carretera de Comerio
este pueblo; luego supimos que
el direction de obras pdblicas, atel
r diendo no sabemos que coveniel
la cias, acord6 que dicho trabajo fue'
hecho por administration; pero
n cierto es que hasta la fecha nada
Ia ha hecho.
E. Y va que de Obras p1blic'
la nos ocupamos, bueno es consign'
N que todas las gestiones hechos pa
conseguir el tendido de I'm puen
sobre el rio sUsab6nO en- la carret
: ia que nos pone en- comunicacit
con la central, han resultado infru
B tuosaS.
La ofcina postal de este pu
bio prestara dentro de breves di
un nuevo ( importante servicio:
a, de expedir giros postaies.
IS CoRRESPONSAL,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12

Noviembre 10. Sc ha publ
cado un edicto por la Secretaria de
este Muuicipio, prohibiendo la ven
ia dentro del Mercado y por sus al.
rededores como asf tambien por las
GALES de la ciudad de ganado vacu-
no, caballar, mular, asnar, de GER
da, lamar y cab.io, destiuandose
para la exposition y venta de di
chos animales un local designado
en- la calle de la Guadalupe. eptre
Mayor y Leon, como tambien que
da prohibido vender hierbas en- la
Plaza del Mercado y en- toda1 las
GALES de la ciudad.
Hoy Sc han sacri6cado once
reses para ell expendio p6blico de
esta poblaci6n.
Aver salieron para Ia Asam
blea de Mediccs que sc celebFara
en- San Juan, los reputados doctoTes
Corouas, Salazar yIVoger.
-Ha regresado de su excur-
sion q los pueblos de Yauco y La
res el Inspector de Sanidad doctor
Paniagua.
-El sobrestante municipal Sc
nor Sanchez Montalvo ha presen
tado al Juzgado de Paz las siguien
tes denuncias:
Contra el seiior Victor Figue-
roa, de ofcio sastre, por haber tras
ladado una casa al callej6n del Co
N .rc1o en- un solar que tenla 10
metros que marca la ley y no babe
sacado la correspondence licencla
Contra Il sefior Jose Paga
oor construir una casa de nader
N una esquina, sin la correspon
iiente licencia y contra las leyt
nunicipsles; el Juzgado conden6 6
4 Seflor Pagan q 10 dollars de mutt
! 80 centavos de costas.
= Contra el sehor Julio Rivas rN
3, haber construido una casa en- la c,
:, lie del Comercio, sin la corrrespo,
Is lieute licencia.
a Contra el seiior Westerval
por hab.r construido una casa {
l. maderas en- Ia Gale de la Villa &
y quina a Mendez Vigo, para Su ,s
Ie ller de talabarteria. Sc le orden6
n traslado de dicha casa a ctro lug;
A en- el termino de cuatro dias, con
pago de las costas correspondent
\ teS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
en- un caro-
electricO. --PrOmOvidO
por un cOchero.
MIsA De REQUIEM
En- la iglesia de San Francis.
co. --Rivaida de titulo.
El captain Silen.
Un individuo oue diio

Un individuo que dijo ser
cochero del Lcdo. Hernandez L6-
PEI, form6 anteayer un.escandaloen
un caro- electrico, hallandose ebrio.
Las senoras que iban en- dicho ca
rro Sc alarmaron y el conductor
entreg6 el borracho en- Puerta de
Terra al sargento Lopez, que 10
arrest6.
-Ha rivalidado su titulo de
abogado ante la Corte Federal,
nuestro amigo el joven licenciado
seilor Leopoldo Santiago, hljo de
uuestro prestigioso correligeonario
y amigo de Comerio seflor Jose
A. Santiago, y que desenpeiia ac-
tualmente el cargo de sub secreta-
rio interprete de la Corte de Dlstri,
to de Guayama. lie feiicitamos.
FARMACIA.-Por desear su due
10 retirarse del negocio, Sc vende una
de nombre acreditado, en- pueblo muy
importante y progressive, en- condicio-
mes favorables al comprador. Para
informes y detalles dirigirse a G. G.
R., San Francisco 81, bajos. San Juan
P. R. 26-3o $,
La asociaci6n piadosa Con-
gregaci6n de la Purisima Concep.
ci6n el 13 del corriente mes celebra-
ra 4 las siete y media de Ia maila-
ia una misa de requiem, cantada y
armonizada en- la Iglesia Parroquial
de San Francisco de Asis por el al
ms del que fue don Gerardo R.
5 Soler y Calzada.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan
!. nuestro amigo el sefior Valeriano
a Virella U1ibe, alcalde de Arroyo.
lie saludamos.
: Sc asegura que el captain
l. Sllen de servicio en- Mayagiiez, Sc
r ra trasladado 4 Ponce, y de esta
q ciudad q aquklla, el captain Fer
IA nandez Mater.
! Solo hay un " "bromo-
! quinina, y ese es el LAXATIVE
= BRoMo QUrN1NA, usado en- todo e
y mundo para curar Resfriados en- III
'e dia. La frma de E. W. GROVE, 81
halla en- cada cajlta.
y Ell dia 70 del mes pr6ximc
- Sc abrira en- la calle de San Agustin
= de Puerta de Terra, TN nuevo es
'e tablecimiento de farmacia, de Il
propiedad de un joven ..boticari'
= que goza de mucha spopularidad
: simpatfas en- aquel barrlo.