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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-02
Outside Inside,

"A patient for whom recently pre-.
scrbed some internal medicine and a
putty.like salye,' said the doctor re
turned to my Office and complained
that he found difficulty in taking the
medicine. On inquiry ! learned he
bad used the internal medicine for the
outside application and had swallowed
ell the salve. which, he informed me.
be slcceeded in making more palat-
able by spreading 1t on bread and eat
Ing it in the form oil = sandwich"
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PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, Monday Sept, g. 1909 has,
been officially designated as Labor Day
| wop'd resp"ctfr'iy request. that all
business establishments employing la
Dor be closed on that day so employers
may cooperate with employees in cele
brating the worthy observance of this
occasion.
Dated Sept. |, 1909
&. A. GROFTMAN,
MAYOR
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MARRIED..

The wedding of Miss Cora johnson
and Prof l., f. Rahr, Of Kenosha took
place Thursday evening of last week at
o'clock in st. Pauls Norwegian Luth-
eran church. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Espeseth, the pastor of
the church
| Miss Birjetta Johnson WAS maid Of
honor and Mas Florence Hayes, of Rip
on, and Miss Julia Matek, this city
| bridesmaids. George Rech, of Evanston
was grOomsman, and George Auermiller,
ID. G. Traverse and Ernst Mathews we're
ushers. The color scheme was yellow
aud white and was carried out in decor.
ations Of the church ani home. The
bride wore handsome gown of white
satin trimmed in lace and pearls, with II
veil which was pinned with bridal roses,
and diamond brooch the gift Of the
groom. The bridesmaids were gowned
in white and each carried Il cluster of
goldenrods
The bride is daughter of Jonn John.
son of this city and is an attractive and
accomplished young lady. She has been
n successful teacher of the county for
some years The past two years she
taught school at Seattle Wash
Mr.. Rahr is teacher of high stand.
ing. He formerly taught in the Third
Ward School of this city. Mr.. and Mrs
Rahr left in the evening for the Wiscon.
sin Dells on their wedding trip for a
stay of few weeks, and will go to
Janesville 10 make their home
Guests from out Of town who attended
the wedding were; David Rahr and
George Rahr of Kenosha, father ana
brother of the groom, DR.. 7. f. Gaunt,
wife and daughter Oconto Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. Travis Kenosha, Gilbert
Rech, Evansville Misses Florence
Hayes, Ripon, Virginia Bell, Birietta
johnson, Chicago
Miss Corne!ia Hollenbeck and Mr. G.
f. Phillip, of Chicago, were married
last Friday at the home OF the bride =
mother in this city. After the ceremo.
ny the newly wed couple left for Chca.
20, where they will reside
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-02

GRAIN We see large amounts of
grain coming into market, and are in
formed that this is the first season Man
itowoc county has raised sufficient for
home consumption. Manitowoc county
is now out of the woods-all right.
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THANKS. The Messrs Murphy of the
town of Eaton, have our hearty thanks
for that bag of fine Maple Sugar brought
to us few days since. May the boys
always have abundance of this worlds
goods for themselves, and some to spare
for the printer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-02

BLACKSMITH SuOP AT BRANCH. We
refer our readers to the advertisement
of Byron Mason, who keeps black
smith shop at the Branch. He is well
known throughout the county rs first
rate blacksmith.
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IMPROVEMENTS. We discover many
new bindings in process of construction
in different portions of the town, and we
feel gratified that the village is advanc.
ing, notwithstanding the hard times.
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WANTED MORE INTEREST, A clergy
man, noted for combining the somewhat
incongruous profession of preacher and
money lender, WAS protferine prayer, in
which was the following petition
Grant we may have more interest in
heaven"
Don't do it," exclaimed one of the
congregation, don't do it, The old
sinner gets five per cent n month, now
and that's enough, the Lord knows"
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FARM FOR SALE

Fifty acres of we'll titled land, located
4 miles east of Marbel station. quart
or mile from the Green Bay road. For
particulars call on premises or write to
ADA PETERSON,
Maribel, Wis
l. r. II. No. ..
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WASHINATON MONUMENT Our Citi.
zens who wish to contribute their mite
towards monument to the Father of
his Country" have now an opportunity
of doing so. Postmaster Whitman has
placed box in his office where a dime
or quarter can be slipped in without be-
ing observed by the curious
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Blacksmith Wanted.

A good blacksmith is wanted at Range
Line, town of Two Rivers, five miles
north from city of Two Rivers A good
location. For particulars call on or
write to-
Jos. Mrskosh,
Two Rivers, Wis,
II X. +. ID. No. /.
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l|l[lIi7E11l1'. 1

able Increase of expenses in one year.
The taxable property in the county in
lSil was estimated at S270, 900
NCONTINNEnl
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MARRIED. On Wednesday, August
31st, at the residence Of I. q. Olmstead
by the Rev. w. II. Cooper, Rector of
St. James church, J. G. Barnes, cashier
of Bank of Manitowoc, TO Mary Fannie,
daughter of the late Augustus A Ohm
sted, OF Steuben Co., New York.
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from here, has steam grist and saw
mills, a number of new dwellings, one
blacksmith and wagon shop, and a
church and school house. 1t bids fair
to be large village when the railroad
is built. There is to be depot here,
and the proprietors are men of enterprise
and capital.
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Compare our prices with those
you have been paying else
where.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01
WHAT HAPPENED
 ID JOHN JONES
High Roller At Cordova Mixes With Marshal Sullivan and
 Gets $500 Fine

"What Happened to Jones" in a stage play few years ago wasn't a marker to what happened to John Jones in Cordova the other day when he started a rough house and was grabbed by Marshal Sullivan and after mill with all the bystanders the remains of Jones were thrown into the bastile. Next day he was fined $500. He would have gotten more but his previous conduct was good and he was let down easier on his record.
 Jones was a railroad bridge builder in town with a wad of money to spend and he had filled up with ben zine. He had TOW with restaur- ant man named Slater and after be- ing ejected hit Slater with bottle, cutting his head. When Slater went to a drug store to get his head fixed Jones followed him with a rock and wanted another round. Marshal Sul- livan was there and the sequence is thus described by the North Star:
 Marshal Sullivan grabbed him and then a rough and tumble fight took place that would make the fortune of any moving picture man. Others finally assisted the marshall but tho man looking for trouble had kicked in the side of the glass cigar case. He was taken to tho federal jail and locked up."
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01

Valdez Bank X Mcrcantilol Company, corporation,
 Plaintiff. Notice
 VS. Of RcynOldS-A Alaska Develop Sale mcnt Company q cOrpoTr- tiOn, Defendant.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01

In the District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Third Division,
 at Valdez.
 Valdez Bank & Mercantile l
 Company, a corporation, Notice
 Plaintiff. of
 vs. Sale Adam Swan, Defendant.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the District Court for the Ter ritOry of Alaska, on the 10th day of February, 1908, in the above entitled suit, whcrein he Valdez Bank & Mcr- cantilc COmj ", d corporation, the above nam9 plaintiff obtained a judg mcnt and decree against Adam Swan, day of February, 1908, which said de- cree was, on the said 10th day of Feb ruary, 1908, recorded in Journal Book No. 3, at page 556, l am com handed to sell all of that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Recording Precinct of Valdez, in the District of Alaska, and described as follows, tO-wit:
 Commencing at point at the east erly side of Sherman street, of the town of Valdez, Alaska, extended N 2S deg 30 min w 112.5 feet distant from cor No. , of U. $. Survey No. 336 and running thence N 28 deg 90 min w along the casterly side of said Sherman street 50 feet; thence N G1 deg 3l min E parallel with the south erly side line of said |. $. Survey No. 336, and 1G2.5 feet distant thcrcfrOm 40 feet; thence $ 2S deg 70 min r. 50 feet; thence G1 deg 3J min " ll0 feet to place of bCginuing; also the following tract tO wit: Commencing at point N 28 deg 30 min W 22.5 feet distant from point on line 1-2 of U. $. Survey No. 336 N 61 deg 20 min I5 160 feet distant from cor No. ?, of said Survey No. 3%G, and running thence N 2S deg 30 min w 25O feet; thence N 61 deg 30 min F. 1iO feet; thence $ 61 deg 30 min w 40 feet to place of beginning; also the following tract to-wit: Commencing at point N 28 deg 30 min W 22.5 feet distant from point on line 1-2 U. s. Survey No. 33G, which point is N Gl deg 30 min E $50 feet distant from cor No. 2 of said Survey No. 336, and running thence N 28 deg 90 min w 300 feet; thence " 61 deg 30 min D parallel with line t-2 of. said Survey No. 336, 300 feet; thence $ 2S deg 30 min E 300 1 feet; ;thence $ 6l deg 30 min w 300 feet parallel and 22.5 feet distant from said line 1-2 of said Survey No. 336 to the place of beginning.
 Notice is hereby given that on Sat urday, the tGth day of October, 1909, at the hour of o'clock, in the after noon of said day, in front of the Court House, at Valdez, Alaska I | will in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described property, or so much ! thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest ! thereon and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash, in lawful money | of the United States.
 Dated this 18th day of September ! 1909.
 i F.. r. SULLIVAN, | U. $. Marshal for the Third Divis-
 ion of the Territory of Alaska. | First pub. September tG, 1909 ! Last pub. October 14, t909
 ! I}rgWn ,& fvpun. AttVg for pluiuHV
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of the North Valdez Land Co. will be held at the office of the company at Valdez, Alaska on Thurs day the 14th day of October 1909.
 J. C. Snyder, tf Secy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, AT
 VALDEZ

Valdez Bank X Mcrcantilol
 Company, corporation,
 Plaintiff. Notice
 VS. Of RoynOldS-A lasiIa Develop Sale mcnt Company q cOTpoTl-
 tion, Defendant
 Under and by virtue of an cXccu- tiOn issued out of the OiStrict Court for the Territory of Alaska, in the Third Division thereof, dated the 28th, day Of September, 1909, in certain action at law, wherein, the Valdez Bank &J Mercantile Company, cor pOratiOn, the plaintiff above named. recovered a judgment against the above named defendant, for the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, ill lawful money of the United States, together with interest thereon, at the rate of eight per cent per annum, from the 18th, day of September, 1907, until paid, and the costs of this action, which judgment is dated the 27th, day of January, 1908, and upon which has been paid the sum of One ThouS- and Six Hundred aud Thirty-threp and 77-100 dollars, leaving a balance due on said judgement Of Eight Th0us- and Three Hundred and Sixty-siX and 33-1OO DOilars,W interest there on at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the said 18th, dayof Sep tombcr, 1907, until paid, to satisfy the same have levied upon the follow ing described real property. situated, lying and being within and in the vicinity of the town of Valdez, in the Recording Precinct Of Valdez, Alaska, tu-Wit:-
 Lot numbered three (3J in block numbered three (3) of the said town Of Valdez, Alaska; lot numbered two t2) in block numbered Six (6) of tine said town of Valdez, Alaska lot num- bcTcd one 1) in block numbered eight (8) Of the said town of Valdez, A laslla; that certain tract of land fifty (5O) feet fronting on Hobart strCeU, in it's extension through the Reservation Addition of the town of Valdez, Alaska, and extending back one 'hun- drcd. and fifty G50) feet nOrthrly and formerly known as the Lynch lot. and now occupied as q residence of J. M. bathrop; that certain tract or parcel of land upon which is erected a certain frame building known as "Von Gunther 1lall," on the tide flats adjoining the town of Valdez, Alaska, being parcel of land one hundred feet (100) in width, abutting on the approach to the wharf of the Valdez Dock & Warehouse Co.,, and one hun dred and fifty U5O) feet in depth, and opposite the offices of the Alaska Water, Light & Telephone Go.
 Notice is hereby given that on Sat urday, the 30th day of October, 1909, at the hour of o'clock, in the after noon of that day in front of the Court House, in the town ofValdeH, Alaska, will sell all the right, tito and inter pSt, of the said RpVuOl1g- X In aka De yelopment Company, the defendant herein, in and to the above described property, in separate parcels, at pub lie auction, for cash in lawful money of the United States, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said cXecu- tion and all costs.
 If. P. SULLIVAN, .. S. Marshal for the Third
 Division of Alaska. First publication September 20, 1909. Last publication October 2g. 1909.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01
F|R[ INSURANCE Old Line Companies
 C. c. WULFF
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of the Alaska Kotsina Copper Go. will be held at the office of the company at Valdez, Alaska, on the first Monday of October 1909, at ? o'clock p. m.
 J. G. Snyder, u Treas.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01

Send the Prospector to your Friends.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-10-01

In the District Court for the TeIri- tory of Alaska, Third Division,
 at Valdez. Valdez Bank & Mercantile Company, a corporation, Notice
 Plaintiff. of
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-18


De 10 cue resu!'a que el peri6dico
del ci-eCicr!o traia &c anemeter con
tra el cchU.sGar. Y se olviGa el oe-
lebre DDS pr JEo'. &C Is bueaa a.
mIstad &C! jGsz a. Mcn,sEs y Ge to-
Cas aGucllas Cf..-cnCias cue ps.s
hien &c "a is.a se hsa rccido re-
petir
FL reriis7 eel G:reeicrio .r.
je &c nssstTc : Es5!a &c es.oc:r:f.
tos-a fc.Go- Cs Ia posicita csi cese.
nader. &C ia p itn del rs1.co v
&c Ccmo Gohe >c- a ccnducta oe am
bos. \ 4 nHr.f. seguido cen:nf Ia
qEc IA n.jr. i.a 6s:n piecsG al go
beEnacor ir'sr.i seeoncee ei jus 60
vnO lesIilia lr 10 nenos euarGo
ailiniz isn.i:.i ne 81 par,idc in
corpcIadO u ,'scrl,zarz al 70
hernsdor "con 9acienc;as, abuses
nj Gosccns!de:.e= exigcncias".
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Ii QUt CUtS1A
UN ATREYIM|EhTO
Zwitzer quizo darle un be-.
so a la prometida de su
amigo.
GranierS le atraves0 ell puIm6n
de un balaZ0.

Berlin, julio 1o.-El teniente de
infantcrfa Zwitzer quiso aprovechar
Sc de Ia oportunidad que lie brirdaba
el ir aeompanado d su casa, hace po-
cas- noches, d la prometida del tenien
te Graniers, para un darlc un beso,
10 que 10 pudo lograr.
I La idven, ofendida por el insulto,
revelo 4 su novio 10 ocurrido, V este
sometio el case q I'm tribunal dc ho-
nor que concerto el consiguiente due
10 por tratarse de dos oficales del O.
j6rcito;y aunque el duelo csta prohi
bido, el gobierno facilit6 una locomo
tora con un caro- ambulancia para
conducir al campo de honor 4 los due
llstas y sus padrinos, ordenando 4
dos companies de tropa que guarda-
ran dicho campo.
FL duelo fue q pistola, d diez pa
SOS. tocandole en- suerte al tenicntc
Graniers haccr el primer disparo, re
sultando ilcso SUI rival. Al tenicntc
Zwltzer lc amarr6 su primer tiro,
lc TOGO cl scsundo turno al toniontc
Graniers, quicn. con bucna punteria
atravcsd el rulm6n 4 aquel, sicndo
conducido con precipitation al hos
pital donde muri6 POGO despues dc
l!cgar, dejando q suespcsa On ostado
lnteresantc y TN hijo &c ticrna cdad.
II matador sufrira uD CCrto arres
to por este delito.
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IL pIobIema de Ia
sviiacicn en- tspana
Pruebas de M modelo de mono
plano.

Con motive de la termination dt
las obraS del "han gar oonstruId el
e' aerodromo del campo de Lacua
i (Vlctorla, fueron aver obsequiados
con una comida los ohreros que toma
ron parte en- los tratajos
Han liegado, en- sutom6vil los
d stinguidos "sportmen" Vicente
Amezo, Juan Mugica y Felipe Azco.
ma, inventores de un biplano, llama
do ANA cuyas pruebas daran CO.
mienzo fines de la semana entran-
te.
Para la construction de dicho
hangar" eI ayuntamiento de Veto
ria vot6 un credito de 1000 pesetas
y, acemas, orden6 arreelar los cami-
nos que conducen al campo de expe-
rlencias.
Sc han verificado las pruebas del
motor, dando excelcntes resultados.
Fl suceso despierta gran inte-
res, por ser las primeras pruebas de
este gfnero que Sc efectuan Ell Espa-
ia.
Sc anuncia la llegada de numerosos
forasteros, y Sc asegura que el rey
vendra presencirar las pruebas.
La Prensa nacionaI y extrangera
enviara corresponsa'es.
Sc estan construycndo tribunas
en- el campo dc ayiacj6n.
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Sc venden dos casas

Enclavadas en- un solar de 81
metros de fondo en- la calle de 2
Hermanos, a SO METROS de dis
tancia de Ia carretera central
y del Institute y akS0 metros
de distancia de Ia nueva plaza del
mercado, con una pequena modlfi-
cacion que Sc lie baga con POGO dine
ro que Sc caste produce el-2 por 20
del capital invertido. Sc dan facl!ida
des para el pago. lnformaran Girls
tobal Ryan en- la parada a. calle del
Parque. La calle esta afirmada y tie
men aquf nuevas casas del referldo
Solar da d la nueva calle deCanals.
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DE LA MULTITUD

Que han usad0 nuestrs pre-
paraci6n 8 que 10 estan usando
en- la actualidad, jamas hemos
sabido de ninguno que no hays
quedado satisfecho del resultado.
No pretendemos NADIA que no
haya sido ampliamente justiti-
cado por Ia experiences. AL re-
comendarla 4 los enfermos no
1enemos mas que hacer referen-'
cia 4 sus meritos. Sc han OBJ,
tenido grandes curaciones y do;
SECURE que SO obtendran muchas,
mas. No hay y podemos asegu-;
rarlo honradamente, ningun o.:
tro medicamento, que pueda en-!
plearse con mayor fe y confan-:
"a. Alimenta y sostiene las fuer-:,
zas del enfermo durantc esos pc.
riodos en- que falta el apetito
= los alimentos no pueden di-:
gerirse. Para eyitar las falsif-,
caciones ponemos esta marca de
fabrica en- cada botella de la
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6aceiiI|a de AIecibo.
De nuestro tolrespcrsal.

Julio 16.-Eoy Sc ha recibido en-
esta Acadia ei presupucsto de este
Municipio para ei aho actual de 1909
1910, ei cual ha sido confeccionado
por ell Gobierno por no haber sido
aprobado a su tempo el Presupues-
to Municipal. Pocas variaciones Sc
han hecho al proyecto que oportll-
namente present6 el Alcalde al Con-
cejo Municipal, pues solo Sc han su-
primido ell practicante de Sandal
un escribiente del Registro Civil, el
dependiente dc la farmacia mum
cipal y un empieado del acueducto.
Hoy han quedado respuestos por ei
Aicaide les ompieados que fueron
suspensos en- sus cargos mientra
sc aproEaha ei presupucsto, ahors
pres les services que habian side
ralalizados continuaran como de or
dinalio pues hay dinero para la COM
pra de materiales.
10y cen mctivo de la festividad
de ia Virgen del Carmen patrona de
Hatlilo hay trenes estraordinarios
que salen continuamente para aque-
pueblo.
Para sabado Y domingo anunci
ell CiEe Arctic eAhibici6n de pre-
ciosas reiicuias.
Ei lunes quedara clausurado el
disrensario de Anemia que funciona
IN esta ciudad hasta que de nuevo
SC habra con arreglo 4 la nueva ley.
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CALIGRAt Ia:

CLASSES. POR CORREsPON
| DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, d,ra, rigida monote
ma, no es la de I'd. adqulera I'd. 's
suya propia por mi sistema de en-
sehanza v metodo "Edueacion y ar
monia del movimiento.'
Cualquiera que sea su resldencla
profession 8 sexso. POR NAL QUE
! ESCRIBA I'D. lie garantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA curslva 8 ma
gistral, expontanea y rapida, suges,
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTURCE.- -EscrIba pa
ra informes al professor que suscrlbe
+. VEGA NEVARES, P. O. Bon
4S3. San Juan P. r.
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IN SERv|C|0 De
- ''"IIi:S MESA i H|S7OR|cO.
Obsequio de Francisco Jo-
sc al emperador CUTLER
mo.
Todas las piezas son de orc ma.
ZiSO.

En- uno de los banquetes con que
I el Empcrador Francisco Jose acaba
de obsequiar a Guillermo II, figure
el celebre servicio de oro para 20C
personals, que Sc conserva tn el
Hoftburg. Platos, fuentes, cucharas
tenedores, cuchillos, todo es de orc
.macizo; linicamente los centros de
mesa son de plata dorada; pero, aun
asi, lilase cl valor de cada uno dc
6stos en- so mil frances. rs un scrvi-
clio de mesa que no tiene igual, Y es
impossible calcular SUI valor, cl cual
sube hasta 10 infinite por la misma
raz6n dc ser ,inico On cl mundo.
En- el inventario de la Burg impe.
rial SC mcnciona este scrvicio POI
primera vez hacia fines del siglo
ANlll.Las pleas principalcs procc
den de la Lombardia, que en- aquel
entonces formaba partc de Austria
el resto fuG iraba;ado mas tarolc par
tc dc el en- Paris. Cada una dc las
pleas representa- un trahajo dc Or
iebreria GelIcioso, tai como hoy dia
es impossible encontrarlo. va Napo-
leon |, al residir hace mas dc un 81
glo rasajeramcntc IN Schonbur, s.
slrvio del meneionalo servicio.
Este no iigura en- In mesa del i'm
perial sino On tontadas ocasioncs
Los platos para postres que lc com
pletan son los namados platos mito-
l6glecs, cuyo valor como anticuodad
Y curiosidad es MAYOR ain cue 81 dc
los platos dc oro. son platos de por-
oelana, On cada uno dc los cuals, hay
plntads Una csctna mitol6cica DE- Un
alto valor artistico. As!m!smo peite-
noce ertre los toso,os kisl6ricos ol
sorvicio dc oristalria QUO adornaha
Ia mesa. Iue el denominado 'scryi-
oc &C muselina". por scr Il oristal
ms deleado cue 81 papel &c soGa.
II mantel de una sola pieza, Cue GU
bIIo Ia mesa, c,spucsta para c.sn GU
bIertos. este MIA las aImas &c Is casa
ie Austria.
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con certcza.
Llamamos la atenci6n & la junta
Superior &c Sandal acerca de esta
affection que hoy Sc presenta con ca
ractcr btnlgno, pcro que puedc to
mar graves rropolclones, y ser causa
ce una er.Gemla.
Mas vale TTeyer.
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10 plblico hast, 70 tener cen

10 pGhlico hssts TO tener ocnCci-
mlento de nuevcs ataosGos.
Los sIGtCmas san. G.aTrea<. fusr
tes dolcres dc est6nae 60 esTee:s.mcE
ie d.>rues Ge ias oCn idss. iieI,cs IN
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