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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
COLBURN DRAMATIZES CROPS
Kansas Agricultural Secretary Known
All Over Nation.

"If you want to interest people in
proposition you must make 1t dramat-
ic," says a writer in the July American
Magazine by way Of introduction to
his subject. f. ID. Colburn, the secre-
tary of the Kansas state board Of agri-
culture. Continuing. this writer says:
"Ordinarily. even in a granger state,
nobody knows who the secretary Of
the board Of agriculture is. even If 1t
is known that such board exists.
But everybody in Kansas knows Col
burn. and lot of people In other parts
Of the country. A governor once re-
ferred to him as the most useful cit.
izen of the state. He has dramatiZed
the growing Of crops and live stock.
"How could the most callous farmer
escape unmoved a bombardment by at
tractively printed booklets with such
inspirational titles as The Hogs Hap
py Habitat The Helpful Men, Prof
table Poultry 'Alfalfa's Aftinity?'
without Colburn Kansas would be
empty. Envious Missourians are fond
Of specializing on the enormous salary
their state could afford to pay him If
his services were in the market. But
they aren't. A few years ago the gov
ernor Of Kansas offered him the ap-
pointment Of United States senator.
lie refused 1t ON the ground that he
had mo inclination or aptitude" for
politics and that he felt he could be
more useful in his present job"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
New Use For Old Money.

All the paper money sent into the
treasury department at Washington
for redemption is destroyed in u huge
iron tank by boiling 1t in mixture
Of water and acid. After boiling for
several hours the money comes out of
the tank in the form Of pulp, which.
as it makes the very best Of paper
stock, is bought at a good price by
paper makers. Much Of it. however.
is sold to persons who make business
Of converting it into plaques, small
statuettes, copies of the Washington
monument in miniature and other OBJ
jects for sale as souvenirs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07

divorced ladies. as they are barred
from court by law.
Frankly Avows Guest.
"There's no use beating around the
bush" said the big eX-cowboy. and
making cross cuts. I'm looking for Il
wife, and the sooner all the women in
America with money know it the bet
ter III feel about it.
I'm big and brawny and clean and
healthy us all outdoors. I've got Il
top notch title with all the trimmings.
and before the lady need take IL step
torneys in London.
Our coat of arms Is one of the best
in England. and Stretton Hall. Leices-
tershire. is Il fine, big place if one had
the tin to run it. There are collierics
on the place that are mortgaged for
about 100000 That's a rather good
bit of brass. but it's a tlivver to the
mortgage on Stretton Hall. My idea
Is to wipe the mortgage off the col
leries first. and then we can live bit
in Il small place until we're ready to
take the hall out Of pawn"
Sir Gentle would prefer a western
girl or widow. as he rather likes
their style.
But" he added. Il don't think they
will have money enough. Most of
those western girls that get money
move east. That's why I've started in
on my campaign here. My address is
No. 22l Johnson avenue. Richmond
Hill. N. Y. and all the ladies' who are
interested in this little proposition of
mine may address me there"
Shot Tigers, Punched Cows.
This uniquely ingenious and plain
spoken nObleman has led an active
outdoor life. When Il mere boy he en-
listed in her majesty Queen Victorias
Twenty first hussarS and served in In
da. Later he got commission in the
military police and served at the My
sore gold fields. in Kola. India. He soon
tired of soldering. however. and went
up into Burma after big game. He
got twenty-nine tigers to one rifle, but
n thirtieth tiger got his chum. Goldy
Forbes. 1t was after his tiger hunt
ing that he felt the call of the lariat
and came to America.
His elder brother and prospective
heir to the baronetcy was alive then.
Sir Gentle first served as Il thirty dol
lar month cowboy on the &C ranch
of Harry German in Arizona. Later he
was deputy sheriff in Cochiac county.
on the Mexican border. He was fore
man of the Arrowhead. in Wyoming
and also of the Half Circle ranch. in
Colorado.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
SCRIPTURE IN LORIMER CASE
Legislators Who Voted For Him Ex-
horted to Confess.

Confident that spark Of moral re-
sponsibility still may exist in the
breasts of the members Of the Illinois
legislature. IAN Interested Citizen"
has undertaken to fan it into flame by
means of moral suasion
Each member Of the body that made
itself famous by electing William Lor-
inner to the United States senate re-
ceived an envelope containing fourteen
slips Of paper. each slip bearing n
scriptural quotation. Each of the
fourteen quotations is selected ap-
parently with a view to the psychology
ical effect it Is to have upon the read
er If that reader Is harboring some
guilty secret. The idea of the slips. in
short, is to make the legislators con-
TESS completely in recent corruption.
On top of slip No. l was fifteenth
slip. printed on slightly heavier paper
than the others. on which was the fol-
lowing:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07

Is there any American maid. spin
ster. widow tall over seventy provi-
sionally barred. likewise Divorces,
who would like to marry into the fifth
oldest family in England. pay off IL
stack of perfectly good mortgages on
ancestral halls. etc. and be known in
court us my lady," This is not Il
frivolous question. but meant in ali
seriousness. Sir GENTLE Cave Browne
Cave. the eleventh baronet of that
name. is in New York looking for II
wife with money.
Sir Gentle has been known pretty
widely in this country as the cowboy
barOnet." although he did not come
into his title until three years ago.
when his father died. At the time the
paternal baronet died his son and heir
was punching cows in Colorado. He
had been a ranchman in this country
since 1889. and what he didn't know
about cattle and roughng 1t on the
frontier was known to few sturdy six
footers who walked in chaps and Mex
lean boots.
But Cowboy Cave-BrOwne- Cave never
plotted matrimony. He preferred shoot
ing up ranch towns and mining camps
or tracking horse thief. He was
built for the strenuous ways Of man
and did not banker the tiniest hank
for domestic desuetude.
"kid Cave" Transformed.
Now all that is changed. Returning
to England in 1907 and finding him
self baronet and the head Of house
of the very Oldest British vintage. it
was necessary for kid Cave" erst-
while of the Half Circle 3 ranch. to
brush up his manners and act party.
His mother. the dowager Lady Cave
Browne-Cave, introduced her strenuous
son to all the ladies and lords. as none.
not even the most terrifcally titled
dukes. has anything on the Cave
Browne-Caves In the way Of antiquity.
The ave-Browne-C Caves have been he
reditary knights since LOGS. which is
some time ago.
He didn't advertise for wife In
England. as he didn't believe there
We're any Engishwomen who had
money enough and at the same time
We're anxious to wed partly Ameri-
can baronet-that is. American in style
Moreover he didn't like the looks Of
the few slim English ladies who were
pointed out to him.
mot that l really give Il hang for
looks in this matter" said Sir Gentle
in discussing it. "She may look as
she pleases. hang it all. if she's got
the tin. and so long as the tin is guar
anteed I'll bar none in petticoats un-
der seventy. save and except. Of course.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
LUXURY REACHES AIRSHIPS.
New German Dirigible Fitted Like an
Ocean Liner.

New German Dirigible Fitted Like an
Ocean Liner.
Life in the air will shortly be as lux
urious and comfortable as on board a
modern liner, like a grand hotel" as
kipling has it, The passengers cabin
for the l.. Y. VII. the first Zeppelin of
the German Aerial company to carry
passengers, was generally admired on
the recent record trip to Dusseldorf.
The cabin. which was made at Stuff
gart. is pancled in mahogany inlaid
with rosewood and mother of pearl
The entire cabin, which is thirty feet
in length and from six feet to eight
feet in width. is divided off into five
smaller cabins. each of these affording
seating accommodations for four peo-
pie. The seats are wicker armchairS
screwed to the floor but made to re-
volve. There are also a small ante
room and lavatory. The windows
are very spaciously planned to allow
Of good view everywhere and are fit
ted with glass, tentatively only. in the
fore part Of the cabin.
The walls are Of thin mahogany
while DOORS covered with sailcloth.
lead forward and aft on to the gondola
of the vessel
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07

Europe Eats Perfumed Butter.
Perfumed butter is the latest Euro
pean idea for fancy breakfasts and
teas.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
LEGACY LEFT FOR DRINKS.
BerIiner Provided For Beer, English
man Wine, For Friends.

Not long ago Berlin manufacturer
left $500. the interest Of which is to
lie spent on the free distribution of
beer weekly to the frequenters Of his
favorite berhaus. More recently a
testator at Tunbridge Wells. England,
left eleven friends $500 apiece Ito in
vest in port wine or anything else they
like
John Redman. friend Of Charles
James Fox. who died in 179S. by a
codicil in his will enjoined his execu-
tors to keep his house on for at least a
year after his decease and to visit it
frequently, taking friends with them.
"that each corner may be filled to help
drink out the wine in the vault"
He added that. holding my execu-
tors in such esteem, desire them to
pay all the legacies without the wicked
swindling and base imposition of
stamps that smell Of blood and car
mage"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
Has WAGON SAVINGS Banks.

Not content with waiting to receive
deposits. London savings bank sends
its wagons out through the country to
collect the savings Of farmers and
laborers. These savings banks on
wheels are swift little automobile vans
In each Of which trayo. two clerkc. be.
sides Q chauffeur.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
ROOSEVELT HOST
VERDIkCE VICTIM
Oxford College Don Can't Get
Language Straight,

READ FIRST Line OF hymn as FROM
lceland's Greasy Mountains" and
Described Wife as Hitting the Nose"
of His Child.
The heads of four oxford colleges
gave receptions in honor of Mr.. ROOSe-
welt one of them was at New col
legc. where the colonelS host was the
famous Dr. SpoOner, who has given to
the English language the term spoon
erisnl"
1t is doubtful. perhaps. If the quaint
little doctor has perpetrated one of the
verbal miXups to which his name has
been given. but generations of under
graduates have exercised their in-cnu
ity in fabricating examples. Most peo'
pie ut some time or other have unwit'
tingly made II spoonerism. but the
New college don is supposed to make
them all day long.
\ spoonersm consists of the transpo-
sition of the initial letters of two or
more words in the same sentence.
Some of the best known examples at
tributed to the head of New college
are supposed to have been made ut
table or in the college chapel.
Wanted pigs Feas."
Once when he wanted some stewed
figs he is said to have electrified a
luncheon party by asking Il lady to
pass him the pigs teas. Those who
know the doctor would understand at
once that he was merely asking for
1.-The figs. please"
At the same luncheon he is said to
have asked his neighbor to have 'some
of this stink puff" pointing to an orna-
mental dish of pink jelly. In chapel II
is recorded that he has read out the
first line Of the we'll known hymn
which starts From Greenland's icy
mountains" as "From Iceland's greasy
mountains" and has spoken of the
wicked men whose words We're las
ears and sparrows."
Once, when he was not officiating in
the service. he was surprised to find
and addressed him sternly with Are
you aware. sir. that you are occupew-
ing my pie:"
One of the quaintest miXups put
down to him is perhaps phrase he
once used in sermon. Speaking of
the vague. half formed wish so often
experienced in the mind. he said
I'VE all know what it is to have half
warmed fish in us"
Trarsfcstons Are Curious.
Late for dinner one night. he sided
into the room with the explanation
, that he had been matching pasty
snipe" Even an old friend would
| take moment or two to translate this
into scratching a haSty pipe"
| His poetical description Of gypsy
encampment as "a tipsy gent pitched
| in pot of grease was even more
complicated. or course he meant "a
gypsy tent pitched in IL grot of peace"
Ills description of his baggage to a
railway porter as two rags and a
| bug" was simpler
| There is something forced perhaps
in his definition of happy evening as
reading quietly by the tireside. while
his dear wife was hitting the nose"
of his little one.
Dr. Spooner is an albino with the
weak sight characteristic Of the type.
He is also somewhat absentminded.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
FORMULA FOR MAKING
GOLD WHICH ANY ONE
MAY USE.

Place In a crucible. Dixon black
, lead preferred. the following ingre-
dents: Five assay tons of rolled
sulphur: A. r anthony, ground
to mesh of 100 fine; A. T. card
teeth or piano wire: 2 a. 7. lamp
, black or other carbon: cover with
caustic soda: lutte on cover with
ashes and fire clay; bind with
strong steel wire. Place this in fur
mace at not less than 1900 f. for
one hour. Though antimony suf-
/, fuses at 800 f.. A. T. of antimony
will be found in a button. Grind
this to 100 mesh just as you would
for any ordinary assay. then dress
with C. p. test lead and scorify and
cupel. The result will be bead of
, almost pure gold, though perhaps a
little silver will be found with the
) button. This is parted in the usual
way and the amount Of gold deter
, mined.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
Whalinu Industry Revived.

New Bedford is experiencing a re-
vival of the whaling industry. Nine
whalers left the port on one day last
month, two Of them bound for the
West African coast.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
Friend-Read these and ponder.
A SINCERE WELL WISHER.
Some Of the proverbs were:

false witness shall not be UNPUBLISHED.
and he that speaketh lies shall not es-
cape.-ProverbS XIX, 3.
l was almost In all evil In the midst of
the congregation and acknowledgements
v. IA.
He that Is greedy Of gain troubleth his
own house. but he that hateth gifts shall
live.-Proverbs XIV. q.
He that covereth his sins shall not pros
per, but whose confesseth and forSaketh
them shall have mercy.-Proverbs xviii,
Is.
II we confess our sins. he is faithful and
Just to forgive us our sins and cleanse VS.
from all unrighteousness.-l John 1. g.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-07
NEED ANY COLD?
HERE is RECIPE
But It VIII Cost You Quad
ripple Price to Make.
ORIGINATOR OF SPOOHERSNS BRCE FORMULA REVEALED

Successful but Expensive Expert
ments In Alchemy Recalled by Con-
troversy Over Scranton Physicians
Claim Of Ability to Make Silver From
the Baser Metals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-22
Cu|tos de Semana Santa.

Suscrito por los Pbros, Laza y
Santerras y el Sr. Jose Patiilo hemos
recibido ell programa para los cultos,
que celebrara la iglesia durante los
Iltimos tres dias de Semana Santa
en- los que tomara parte la comnnl-
dad de los PIP. Franclscanos Canal-
chmos, y cuyo 6rden es como slgue:
Jueues Santo.-A las y media
q. m. misa solemne de Sacramento,
communion general y procession al Mo-
nvmento, quedando expuesto S: D.
NJ. hasta la procession del dia siguien-
te.
Viernes Santo.-A la misma hora
del Jueves, los Oficios litdrgicos pro-
pios del dia, adoracion del Lfgnum
Crucis y Misa llamada de Presantl-
ficados.
Sdbado Santo.-A las siete a. m.
bendicion del Juego y misa de gloria.
Domingo de Resurrection, misas
rezadas q las 6 y media, " y media
70 de la manana.
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|GIDIticaciion de- IN poeta.
El Sr. Roure Sc propone
coleccionar las poesias
del malogrado vate Ra
mon Maria Torres.
FL producto de Ia venta sera
destinsds a perpetuar Ia me-
moria del inspirado barde.
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
San Sebastian, mario 2O.-El Sr.
Ramon Roure Sc prcpone solicitar Ia
composiciones del malogrado Ramon
Maria Torres para publicarlas en- for
ma de folleto y destinar su producto
& levantarle un monumento en- ell 81
ito do moran las cenizas del inspira-
do vate sebastieilo.
No dudamos que La idea tenga Vi
ds y Sc nee q Ia practica, contando
con la iniciativa de los buenos ami
gos del poeta, especialmente secun-
dada por nuestro digno alcalde Sr.
Rabell Cabrera intimo del malogra-
do cantor.
-Ha entrado en- ell periodic de fran
ca convalecencia nuestro compatrlo-
ia el laborioso jovenPeplto julia Cas1
taher despues de haber luchado te-
nazmente con la muerte. Graclas a
los inuditos esfuerzos de su medlco ell
DR.. Cancio pronto le veremos alegre
y bullicioso como otras veces, dar
impulse a nuestro festivales.
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In cuento sin :
tilma autoTizada.
Esta escrito en- papel blan"
co y viene acompanado
de una carta.
En- ell texto de eSta da dos Q
tres nombres y apellidOs, y
dice que ''cualquiera de ellOs
le cae bien."

Hemos recibido un cuento con des
tino al campeonato de "La Cores
pondencia" que nos ha sido remitido
Dor ell correo interior de San Juan.
Ese cucnto que es publicable, esta
escrito en- papel blanco y viene aeon
panado de una carta escrlta en- pa
pei amarillo. Como cl nombrc que
suscribe ambas cosas dudamos 81 cs
verdadcrO nomhre o >cuddnimo, no
teniendo este dialio por costumbre
tomar en- consideration cScrltoS and-
nimoS en ning'in case. rOgamoS ii Ia
persona que nos rcmlti6 csc c'lcnto
SC sirva coniirrar p"r corrco Su
nomhrc indicando al mi-mo tempo
la direction DC Ill rcsidrhria.
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COMMERCIAL

| OWWllE
E N T r ADAS D Ell
EXTERIOR.
Vapor americana Ooamo de
la Isla
DE LA ISLA
NO HUBO
DESPACHADOS PARA e.
EXTERIOR
NO HUBO 1,
PARA LA ISLA
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTODEL
EXTERIOR
Nazeyante pendiente
6. Power descargando
Coamo cargando
M MOVIMlENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Operacao'aes en- puertos
Encarnacion Salina
Joven Carolina i'd.
Carmen Fajardo
Volnntad Fajardo
India id.
Ala Blanca Pendiente
Deseada id.
BUQUES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Vapor Espanol Antonio
Lopez Estara en- puerto ma.
mana procedente del Centro
America.
Consig:: $. Ezquiaga.
Vapor cubano Julia Ell o7
del presente estara aqui pro.
cedente de la Habana y escala
Consig. Villar Ca.
Vapor espalol Buenos Al.
res Estara aqui el 28 corrien.
te procedente de Espaila
Consig: S. !1zquiaga
Vapor americana Coamo
Saldra para N. York ell % co.
rriente
Consig: The N. Y. P. R. Ca.
Vopor americana lCrrolina
Recolara ell 81 actual proce.
deute de n. York.
Consig: The N. S. P. R.lH.
Vtleros della Inca "Ben11er."
Goleta americana :ielboaw
P. Smith Sali6 de n. York ell
IS del pasado para S. Juan y
Arroyo.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta RePublici Saldra de
New York para este el 26 co.
rriente.
Ccnsig: Ezquiaga.
B A N co S.
ACCIONES
Banco territorial y agricola $ 40
i'd. de Puerto Rico - "43
HIPOTECARIAS--'
Banco territorialy agricoA.
Emislones-3a. y ga. s 60
1d..... g" ....6 y T." 100.
&C A NJ BIOS
Londres-S 4S7 L.
n. York 20 cts ID.
Paris as p. % ID.
Hamburgo-4S p. q ID.
Espaha 8 a 8 / p. % l..
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ATENCl0N! !
PILSENER PRiNZ LUDWIG.
CERVEZA ALEMANA.

Recomendamos la sin igual Ger
! veza Alemana 'Pilsener Prinz
Ludwig unica en- su clase para aque-
Has personas de gusto y para los que
padecen de dificiles digestiones.
No es solamente por sus excelen-
tes cualidades, documentadas por
el color brillante de orc y el sabor de
licioso y refrescante de ldpulo de
esta cerveza, no es por este solo que
en- todas parties tanto la aprecian
como bebida popular: es por su
gran valor higienico, reconocido por
muchas autoridades medicinales.
El Pilsener Prinz Ludwig es una
especialidad que no pueden fabricar
nj imitarla en- ninguna otra parte.
La marca "Pilsener Prinz Lud-
wig esta registrada en- todos los pai-
ses civilizados: a este punto llama
mos la atenci6n de los amigos y pro-
tectores de esta excelente cerveza,
para que no pidan sino siempre
"Pilsener Prinz Ludwig" Preoios sin
competencia.
Agentes en- San Juan. Jurgensen
& Co. Tetuan IA !.
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SeIVicio poIioiaco.

Del di<tr'" dc ilyanrin rorn nj
Tar que cn cl har,In "firlia..,Ai,n"
{ .a herld" ac III ira dr royrlvtr Il
iniIyldu"Ju.n I"Hez. ha: icn,.o ~iin
arrcstado cl agrc-nr y pues;o 4 di--
po-i~i"n del iu"z. qr.i,r lie exigl" nil
dnIlars de 'lanza para podcrpcrmane
Ger en liner'Ai pTovi,lnal.
Del dI-,rit" do Guayaniila CONT
nlcan el arrc>to del in.!ividuo E7car-
naci0n D.4z. pn fugo del dcIn>lto
municipal DC 4qrel pueblo.
Los sIgllcn'e< serv!ciOs nan SiGO
prestados en- NAn Juan:
IniracciGn &c Ia or,!enauza M. :
eipal-45. Acome,imiento y a5-zci..'s
2. Falsa representation i. Po-'a-
srmas |. Juegos prchiollo-- :. IL
fracci6n al reglamento De Saniia5 :.
Alterar Ia paz- ?. Total So.
Noventa Y nueve veces fue-a DC
Glen IA Pam-alz ha curado e. Pa.
dismo.
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Anuncie N. con cIaHdad
Y eleqancia.

FL anuncio artfstoo bonito 10 lee todo el mundo
nunclos oados Cich6s especiamente preparados para
camolar per6dcamente pae del text para balances do
oancos hsas comercale modelos para ofoinas ayunta
m1entos acaldlas juz9ados etc Avise listed LA co
NhENPtJNDENClA" tendra mas amplios informes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-22

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodioos viejos a
% quintaL
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Casa de PrestamoS, J. Rendon ,
COmpalia ). en- c.

Fl dia Io Y . Ge Ahril
a las ? p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidorenated de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
seiS meses no han sido rcn0va
dasni canceladas. Hay dc ven.
ta> un precioso surtido de al
hajas. Allen 21Fortaleza.
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Una playa de mOsqu;:Os.

T. r'"io.or irglfs Mr.. G-ccn. t.
rr"'I'ho q.." dcntro de M por1-
dla~ ~"0nns invad:dos rc- rri
en"rm" playa de mosqGi,o>, tai. v,-
nti">'<, qIe con GHa i'.,... .car.'r
r,",|a ha,'a para r:2dIo.- s::,-
t',.anlicmto: dire E! r:r:t.~.-. qr.~
WI >'.o r'',,io hay para c.:.'.r TIL.
to-. :" Lai ' 6, usanG4 H. n.--
U'.!'"r"s : las camos re IL I,..,;l
E".a q" u. Rojas. San Fr>.;...- .
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Naquinillas Oliver a $500

R'"rns,7..5.as tan buena< ,...-
nHev.> / 81 10 q plazos ara: ,.o
""Irlr~e ora lueva partida- H.
maquniilss retonstruidas qlr -.n-
de mos noso'rDs son reconztr. ..s
en- los EstaGo, I-nidos. Garan'.la-
Va. Hay O.a 10.
Amacenes u FL Cielo"9 Y "Li-
Inkeno".
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PROFESSOR A DOM|C|L|O.

Educacionista venezolano, &C. ofrece
para dar clases c. domicilio) de con-
tabiiidad mercantl, Teneduria de H.
bros por partida doble, Caligraffa y
Nociones de Algebra y Ceometria.
lnrmaforan en- ests imprenta. p
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ST Y { \ D {;

Sc vende un piano en- mag
nifcas condiciones por cincuen
ia pesos. Para informes diri-
jase a calle del Cristo No. 25
baios, San Juan.