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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
DEMoPoLIS PROBLEM
LOSS or REVENUES vExEs CITY
 FATHERS.
Business Men Are Required, to Fay Higher Licenses and the Whfs- key Men WilI Move
 Away.

Demopoiis, Dec. sl.-(speciai.)--The question of deficits, retrenchment ana increased revenue. is confronting the city authorities. =.
 After January the barrooms VII be closed This city received during 1908 5000 from the five saloons. It will not get 1t In 1909. The city au- thorities have helped the schools lib- orally and done vast deal of im- provements especially on the streets. but much of this will bo cut on In 1909 on account of tn eioss of rev; saue. ..,
 The taxes of privilege licenses will not be enough to pay interest on bonds. salaries, floating debts and tn- eidental improvements. keep up the streets, etc. Hence great deal Of retrenchment must be made and some increase in revenue from the few sources left
 The council has adopted revenue ordinance for 1909, which is in effect a raise of fifteen per cent. on every body. except a few. over last years licenses. The few were raised some interests were supposed to stand . larger raise than the others. |.
 still Demepoiis will net have, enough revenue. Where Is the money coming from, is the question which confronts those who are to assume the reips Of government in May. 1908. So far, very little or no complaint has been heard with regard to the fifteen per cent. raise In privilege licenses
 The merchants complain of dull trade for the holidays, much smaller than usual Tn fact they say that the panic of 1907 Is felt more keenly here at this time than last winter. It 6 pointed out that the cotton crop, so far, has brought SO much less than last year--fronl s10 to si2 abaIe less on cotton. means a serious blow to the merchaats. as well as ths farmer
 The farmers have had very little money to spend. The small ameunts received from cotton had to so to pay for the high price corn and meat used this year with which 10 make . very moderate cotton crop. sold at eight and a half to nine cents.
 T1o of the saloon keepers have ai- ready made arrangements to engage in the whisksy business In New or leans. while the remaining three will remain in Demopolis and engage in other business.
 All of the i've saloons had on ex tsa forces Thursday and will Keep them until Friday night. The sale of whis- key Thursday Is said to be enormous. nothing like it was ever seen in this city before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
FIREBUGs IN MOBILE
PUT TORCH TO
 SEVERAL HOUSES.
Residences are Destroyed and Police Department Takes Steps to Catch the Grim
 fualR.

Mobile, Dec. 3l.-(Specisl )-That hrebugs are at work in this city was proved conclusively early this morning when two Ages were discovered and at each place the cause was found to be of incendiary origin. an oil-saturatsd lantern being found under one place and a lamp under another.
 The police are Investigating the cases and are running down all clues who are sitting fire to places in. the city.
 The department received a call from Box 72 at 12:45 o'clock this morning for fire in the one-story frame building at Congress and Ann Streets occupied by Triuolo Chiepalich as a grocery store and saloon. The de- partment was quickly on the scene and saved the place from burning, and the flames were extinguished with but slight damage.
 An investigation was made and an old lantern, full of oil and soaked. was found underneath the house where the fire originated.
 Again at 2:20 o'clock this morning the fire department answered a call from Boxes 5S and 72 for fire in the unoccupied dwelling at 602 LAfay- cite Street owned by s. D. Copeland
 The flames had gained a good head way here, and the house was totally destroyed. The house next door. also owned by s. D. Copeland. and occu- pied by Mrs. Twitty. caught fire from the other burning building and this structure. with It's contents, was badly damaged
 When an investigation was had. a lamp was found underneath the house at 6O2 Lafayette Street. where the fire originated.
 The police have good clues upon which to work and sensational ar rests are likely to follow within a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
GlMON IS REELECTED
MAYED AS REVENUE A0ENT FoR
 MOBILE COUNTY.
We'll Known lGaa Chesen Dy Dsorl of Aevenue, Dut His salary
 Wtll De Lewse. s

Mobile, Dec. Especial. )--At . joint meeting of the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners and the school commissioners this morning. Dominick Gimon was reelected as revenue con- stable for the county, and at session of the revenue commissioners follow. ing the joint meeting of the two boards his. salary was fixed at $62.so.
 Present at the meeting were Pres. idet Bauer. Commissioners Andrews. Simmons. Hagan and Cowiey. of the revenue board, and President sledge. Vice President Lienkauf and Commis- sioners Inge. Hines, 0aillard. and Holt of the school board.
 President Sledge presided over the meeting and President Bauer, of the revenue board. stated the purpose of the. meeting to elect revenue eonsta- ble. It was explained that ss the schools will have no revenue to be coi- iected this year, owing to the prohibt- ton statute. the school board would only participate in the election and the revenue board would nx the salary.
 On motion of Commissioner Gaii- lard, 1t was decided that the School Board participate in the election. but not to participate in the fixing of the salary, and also have it distinctly un- derstood and sspread upon the minutes that the school board was In no ways liable for salary.,.
 This motion wa&carried, and the else ton was gone into and Dominick 0i- mon, the only applicant, was re-elected
 The school board then withdrew from the joint session. The matter of a sal- ary was fixed then at Se2.50. It was brought out that the salary was nxed by law at SIPS each county board pay ing Ss2.50 of the salary.
 Tn view of the fact that the Jaw pro. vided that the county revenue board could only pay half of the salary. MT. Gimon's salary. lon motion of Commits sioner Cowley. the revenue constapiss salary was fixed at se2.so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

The following ofieers for the snsa- ing year were elected:
 President, ]. B. yansichle; Super intsndent of Schools of Baltimore; B B. Craighead, New Orleans. vice-Pres- dent; Superintendent w. NJ. SIaton. of Atlanta schools, Second Viee.Pres- ldent; Miss Marian Hanekel. ChaFIes- ton, s. O., Third Vice. -President; 1T. E. Bieriy Chattanooga, Tenn. Secretary for four years; E. P. Burns. Atlanta, Treasurer, State School superintend- ent J. M Pound, member of the Board of Trustees from Georgia.
 The selection for the next annual convention will be announced several months later bY the Executive oous mittse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
LICENSE ORDINANCE MOBILE CITY COUNCIL RAISES ALL
 LICENSE. During the Session of Council, Dr. nn9e Took . Sharp Rap at the
 SupDorters of Pro-
 hibition.

Mobile, Dec. 3l.--(SpeciaL )--Both meeting in special session this after noon the General Council adopted the license ordinance for the coming year, all licenses being raised about 25 per cent.
 Tlp near besr license was made si5o. During the meeting pr. Inge took 8 rap at the prohibitionists and said that he hated to vote to raise any licenses but that people who did not have the interest of the city at heart had the bill passed and to raise the licenses was necessary.
 Tretter h Jail.
 A. Tretter, 8 negro, who admits hay ing robbed the postoffice at Walker Springs. Ala, is in the county jail and was t,day ordered by the United States Commissioner to be held await Ing the action of the nexN Federal grand jury.
 Frotter removed from the safe in the postefiiee bag containing si5, In- specter Lemon, of the Postofflee De- partment. Investigated the case and Trotter was arrested and brought here Thursday morning early.
 A Restrnining Decree.
 Judge Toulmin, of the United States Court, today issued a decree restrain, ing Henry Hess, J. M. Friedman, Mrs. 4. Dannenburg. administrators of the estate of Albert A. Dannenburg from prosecuting further proceedings in a damags suit for $3o.0o0 against the Mobile Towing and Wrecking Com pany. It is alleged that Dannen- hurg's death was cAused by neglect on the part of Dannenburg. A decree vas made by Judge Touimin ordering an appraisement and the tug Nimrod ie valued at ssi2.a0.v
 < It is understood that steps will be taken by attorneys representing Dan nenburg's cAtate for the purpose of having the injunction in the United States Court dissolved, or the proceed ings dismissed, so that the case may bs tried in the State Court. If this eennot be done it was said that they will endeavor to prove their claim in the United States Court.
 T. D. s. Banauet.
 The. "L. D, s." composed of q few surviving members of an old ymstic society. held a banquet at Klosky's to- night following meeting in the Com merctal Club rooms. Toasts were drunk to the deceased members of the society and old parades which the so- cieties used to give were the subject of many speeches ThS banQuet was most pieasant one and is an annual affair.
 Dr. J. c. Persy. Chief Physician of the Panama Canal Commission, .s in the city en route to his home in Ohio. He spent Q while here last year und his stopping over here is only while on his vacation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
WEDDINGS IN BUTLER

GreenvilIe. Dec IA beautiful home wedding took place yesterday morning at the residence or MT. Jesse owen in the western part of the county when Miss Annie Mae owen was married to Mir H, Clifford coker.
 The ceremony was performed by Dr. W. M.. Rlackwelder of this city in the presence of a number of friends and relatives. after which an elaborate din ner was served.
 h the evsnin@ the wedding party
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
BILOXI GOES DRY.
Without Saloons For First Time lu
 Two Hundred Years

Mobile, Dec, 3lDA special to The Register from Biloxi, Miss, says:
 For the first time in two hundred years, Biloxi is without saloons. the seven that were operating here going out of business at II o'clock last night, when statvatory prohibition became effective in Mississippi One saloon Is adorned with huge punches of crepe and the legend. Gone but not forgot tan"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

British Baptists. with the cordial en- dorsement of the Archbishop of Can terbury, are to place a memorial win. dow to John Banyan in Westminster Abbey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

The 5000 Christian travelling men of North America who are organized as the Gideons are undertaking to place a copy of the Bible in every hotel room in the land, without asking outside as- sistanca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

FILES CURED IN TO IS DAYS
 PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudins Piles in to tl days or money refunded. soc. -wed-frf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Malaria Makes Pale Biood.
 The Old Standard GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. drives out malaria and builds up the system. For grown people and children. Soc. (7l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Captain and Mrs. 4. s. Morgan have arrived for a short stay and are ioeat- ed at Mrs. Pope's on Joaehine Street.
 Miss Ida Dolive has returned from Q visit to Bay Minette.
 Mrs. Mary MeEwan who has been the guest of General and Mrs. Miekle has returned to her home in Washing ton.
 Mr. Judge c. Kyle has arrived from Nicaragua on visit Co his mother, Mrs M E. Kyle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Mobile, Dec. s1.--Arrived: Steamers Fort Gains (Nor.), Knudsen, Bocas dol Toro; westmoor (Br), waddle. Gulf port; Lempassas. Johnstene. New York sehoonets Clara A. Phinney. Eastman, Mayaguese; bark Elin (Nor.), Eaesmis- sen. MontevIdeo.
 Cleared: Steamers Lalmpasses. John stone, New York; PartonIa- (Ger.), Niester, Amsterdam; Colombia (Nor.), Boe. La Ceiba: schooner Lord of Avon (Br), Kerner, Kingston; bark EIin (Br.), Eassmissen. Moss Point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
GOV. COMER IN MOBILE 10 See That Prohibition
 Is Enforced. DIMES WITH THE SHERIFF Sheriff Notifies His Deputies to
 Enforce Law. Police are NetiAed te Arrest All Os- fenders Who Attempt to Keep
 Open Business After
 Stroke of Twelve.

Mobile. Dec s1.--tSpecial.)--Gov- ernor B. B. Conner arrived here today and this afternoon took dinner with sherin Frank Gazalas. Sheriff Galazas announced today that he would enforce the prohibition law and that he had notified his deputies to also do. SO. Further than that, he would not talk.
 Mayor Lyon save instructions to Chief Rondeau. which were read out to the officers tonight at roll call. tell ing them to arrest all offenders who attempted to keep open business after tonight on the stroke of l2 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Mir. Horton Fail of Nashville. is q welcome visitor here and was one ci the out of town guests at the ball this evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
Little Bridge Club.

Miss May Garfield was the attrac- tive hostess for the meettng of the Little Bridge Club this morning at the Battle House. The prize was c pair or silk hose and those present were Misses Virginia and Amelie Lyons, Mabel Bowers. of Palestine. Texas, Virginia Sims, Grace Rockwell Louise vass, Dorothy Donald, Jean Niles and Juiia Crsasy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Mrs. Aubrey Boyies has returned from q delightful visit to Tuscaioosa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
Attractive Investment.

Mesars. Pinckard and Wilson were attracted by the splendid opportunity offered by Dsmopolis enterprise be- cause of its favorable location to trans portation facilities. The company had more than forty acres of the richest cement land in the State and this land was easily accessible by rail or water
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Mrs. L. c. Adams left yesterday to spend New Years with her sister, Mrs. T. Q. Burgess in Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Fort. Eads, Dec, al.---ArFivsd: Steam CTS Molina (Nor.). Haraldsen. Vera crus; El Alba (Am.), Quick. New York; Excelsior (Am.), Birney, Ha- vana: Dover (Am.). Carlson, Tampa; Roslna (Br.), Hurry. Ceiba; tug Cap tain Sam (Am-l. Carlson. Port Arthur, with barge Mingo; tug Security (Am), McGoldrick, Sabine, with barge Sabine.
 Sailedi Steamers Tocantino (Br.), Morris. New York; Joseph vaccard (Br.). Simpson. Glasgow via Newport News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. Dec. sl.--clesred: Steamers Glenarm Head lBF.), Butt, Belfast; Appomattox (Brl. Rarbriek, Roeas del Toro; Imegep (Hr.), Helm. Rotterdam via Antwerp; Buxton tBr.), Woodward, Hull via Norfolk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
AnnouncenaentI
ReHaannl Mafea.

Miss Dorothy Donald will entertai at dinner on Friday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

Galveston. Tex. Dec. 3i.--Arrived: Steamers Monarch (Br.). Glare, New Castle.
 Cleared Steamers Neuees. Hix, Key West and Mobile. and sailed for New York via Mobile and Key West; St. Michael (Br.). Farrell, Bremen Pen- rith Castle (Br.), Smith, Antwerp; Jura (Br.l, Fellows. Liverpool: Domira (Br.), Glover. Manchester; The Rapid (Br.), Mauger. Antwerp; Ida tAus.), Ivancich, Barcelona and Venice: Luigi Ctampa (ItaL), Cocorullo, Genoa.
 Sailed Steamers Eldia. Mason, New York; Texan (Br), Baker. Liverpool; Trident (Br), Thomas, Hamburg: Mas couomo (Br). Chisolm, Havre; Witten- burg (Ger.), Hiliman. Bremen; Indus- try (Br.l, Milne, Bremen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
nriage CIlaue.

Mrs Thomas Conway did the aonors for the members of the Brilges Clique this Afternoon at 2 e'eioek. Alter the games salsd course was served and the prize played for. was pretty handkerchief
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
Est.rs....e.e .t ril.s.. cl.b.

The mepbers of the Fidelia Club watched the old year out under very pleasant circumstances this evening when they gave . vaudeville show and stag smoker at the club this evening The entertainment was as usual. with all this hospitable club undertakes, Q perfect success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
MOBILE SOCIETY.

Aobiies Dee. Sf.--tEpscial)--Ezapp New Year! Peeee and prospsrity to one and ali ripgs out msrri1y from thtp dear old city which has already surviyed nye different flags, and can easily hold its own. In its new fresh. water lsndscape.
 A brilliant occasion was the ball giysn tonight by the Strikers h eeie- bratiou of their stxty-sixth anaiver- sary. Promptly at s:se the guests be- gan to arrive and by o'clock. when the society made its entrance. the auditorium of the Battle House vas fiied. Palms were the only decora- ton used and they were grouped about the stags and floor in grsceful cius- ters. The costumes of the niaskefs were ,nhusualiy handsome. the period of Louis XVI allowing scope for much gorgeous display among its courtiers | Thts is . representative ball and indi- cates the formal opening of the social season. No debutante has been in- troduced with full eciat until she trips 1t at the Strikers. The ball was per- feet in every detail and the women, all of whom wore exquisite gowns of satins, silk and iaco. cast . witchery on the scene and rendered just . little more perfect the picturesqus sdsct of this occasion.
 A handsome supper was faulsiessly served. and the old year was danced out and the new one in. under glowing auspices. after which tho strikers dis- appeared to mystic lands. to be no more. seen until the close of 1908. { The Reception Committee was: El J. Buck. chairman; E. D. Ledyard, D. L. Ruseeli, D. P. Bestor. T. O. Bush, IT,, P, v. Shepard, .C. Rich. pr. Rhstt Goode, D. R. Burgess, Harry Pilians. J. ". Cox. O. '. aayfer. F. l.. Ross, J. K. 0lennon, Price Williams, P. J. Hamtltons Benjamin Rhett. winston Jones. s. 8. Rubira, R, ", Taylor. Henry McMiilan, Tom Stevens, and shelton Sims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

There were six tables of players and. the score for the euchre games was kept by Miss Johanna Sullivan The prizes were a brooch, . shoe but toner. stick pin and silver pencil and khe guests were Misses Izetta Mo- Donald. Marguerite Mclean, Stella Ollinger. LiIlie Matthews, Eleanor Henken. Marguerite Murphy, Eleanor Druhan. Annie Druhan. Olive Airey. Anna Nordman and Messrs. Alvarez, Henry Goodman. Frank Courtney. James Carlisle. Alphonse Inmar, Stan- ley Lemarie. Joe Murray. Willie Walsh, Dick vickers. John Marlborough and Neils verting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

T. A.. o.
 Miss Deal Dreaper entertained for the members of the I. A.. c. at d card party last evening. Poinsetta, ferns and bamboo weer the decorations and after the games refreshments of sal- ads. ices and cakes were served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01

A good selection of childrens- coats to be closed out at sensa- tional low price, made of Mel tons. Kersies. etc. cOlors. blue, red. green and brown. worth up to $500. but for two days only they 0o af S2A2 anii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-03
N()T|C|AS.

-E1 gobernador Post vlslto
aver tarGe e. crucero de prl.
Ieca Csase de Ia marina de
guerra sueca Fll9la, que lego
aver al puerto de San Juan,
+. eonsn.. de- aque!la nacion
zen esta c!udad seIlor Schom.
ocucgh hizo al harco la vista
reglamentaria. E! jueves 81.
que viaje el crucero para los
puectos de su ruta. Monta %
cahcnes ? dispone de torres,
para dobles ~piezas, estando
detendido por una coraza de
4 pulgadas.
Sc encuentra en esca ciu.
dad desde aver : pasara aqui
algunos dias nuestro joven
compatriota de Ponce Pells vi.
vas Bienvenido a la ciudad
Ell estimable ponceno.
Los senore5 Llavina ,
Compaaia, S. en- O., de San
German. sc han servido parti.
ciparnos haber constituido una
sociedad mercantil de la que
es dnico gestor -el senior Jose
Llavina Alemany , comandi-
tario el senor Francisco Perello
Alemany. Buenos negocios,
-Ha regresado a 50 resi-.
denGia de- Vieques e] senior 10
Sc Benitez, hacendado de aque.
LA isla, Els probable que des,
pues de terminada 10 zafra
efectde el senor Benitez up
viaje 8 los Estados Unidos co
union de sn distinPuids fami
liza.
-El senor LauTeano Sarria,
hacendado de Viequcs, ha ad.
quindo una elegante casa de
Vjvjenda en- Ia Gale del Par. ;
que eD esta ciudad y Sc infcr-
ma que trasladara aqui su re,
sidencja en- union de su distin-
guida familia.
-Esta eDferma en- sn resi-.
deDcia de Santurce, Ia nina
Mario SaIas de los distingui.
dos esposos .Salas, ,Gimenez.
One mejore pronto la en-,
fermita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-03
=
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utili2srlos. es meDester eytraer eel
bierro u ORC de Ia piedrs mineral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del acei.
to de bigado de bacalao puro.
Sus virtudes no Sc encuentrar en-
sus materias grasosas y muchc
menos en- su asqueroso saboI y
olor. Sus efectos sobre los per.
Vios y la repugnancia cop que 10
recibe el est6mago, son mas que
Sufcientes para contrarestar, en-
Ia mayoria de las gentes, sus
buenos efectos como medicina, Y
ESQ sin tomar en-. cueDts que es
de difcil digestion. Sin embar.
>go, siempre hemos tenido M.
two para Greer, cue envuelto en
los elementos que componep el
aceite de bacslao, Sc encontrabsL
propiedades curativas del mas al.
to valor, pero fue necesario sepa-
rarlas de su nauseabunda matriz
en- que estabaD combinados, Y es.
to es 10 que con gran exito Sc ba
efsctusdo ep Ia elaboration de la
PREPARATION de WAMPoLR
ep cGyo efcsz remedio. tan sa-
hJoso como la miel. tenemos tods
10 sse3c;s del Acejts de BacaIao
Prro, combipada con Jarabe do
Hipcfosftos Compuesto, Extrac.
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silyestre.
Estos ingredientes, constituyen
uD reconstruction de tejidos, I'd
ruri6cadCr de Ia ssngre Y IN re.
constituyente general incompars.
bic. Ante este remedio, 10 enfer.
medad sc retIya cen una efcacis
V rapides, que a5cmb.o & los ia.
cultativos ta2to como deleits 4
log eHfe7m2s En- les casos DE-
Escr6frla. Anemia ' Afecciones
Pu!monares. jamis dejs de pro.
rorcionar In al;yio Y curar. "El
s.. Dr.. Jose NJ. Guiioss dice:
He empleadc su Preparation De
Wampole en una Senorits que
presentabs alguros sintomas in.
quietantes en- el apa-ato respirs.
torio = desde e! prime: frasco co.
memo a nota-se a,irio marcado.
hsbieadc desapa-ec;do toda hue.
la de ente-medsd al termina- Ell
sezto' frssco. " En- las Bot;cas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-03

81 numeco S De La Ia.
cienda'>. que oemo4 :ecibido
en- esia sedaccica. Cd ilte.e,
santisima. "A
Per e! sunarjo Puede Jug
garse, Vease::
"Portada Sangria sc es.
ptra!. Sangria de media IS,
pima. Frontispioic, Otro
metodo de sangTia de media
espina. Preparation del eau
che Para, Notas SCORE eIscul.
two de la manicoba. Venti-
lacion para los animale5 10,
m6sticos, Cruzamiento de
ganado vacuno. Ganaderia
en- ell tropico Regias que Sc
han de observar al Iuzgar el
ganado lamar. e. cultivo de
la cebolla, Vistas de la ciu.
dad de Me5sina, despues del
terremoto. La cana de azu-
car, So cultivo = bene6cio.
El azhcar de la remolacha
americana. 2! algodonero,
sus caracteres, habitos, etc.
Consuelada gigantic. Selec'
cion de la semilla de maiz, El
cultivo del cafe &c las Filipi.
mas. Fl cacao, Preguntas,
respuestas & jnformaciopes,
Como trazar y construir IN
pequeno sistema telef6uico.
E1plotacjones hidro'sleoti.
cas-.
La Enclfndo es una publ.
cacior uti]isims. Sn mate
rial informative en- cuestjopes
agricolas no solo es copioso y
proveCboso sin6 verdadera.
mente ameno: de- tai suerte
que qujeD lee e] peri6djco ba,
la de]ectaci6p en- el estudioI
de Jos Srrabaios seleccionados
cue cgece y que no tienen ese
apelmhzamiento y aridez de
articu]os dedjcados especial.
meDte a prob)emas agricolas
Q a asuntos campestres.
Ademas Jas ilustracjcpes de
ala Hacienda" en- grabados.
sen precicsas. |
Es agente en- San Juan del
ess publication, e] senior E. |
Garcia Cruz, P. O. Box 1,l23.