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attended a nice social at the new
school house on Grand Avenue, at
Connersville, Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Clevenger attend.
ed Dunkard meeting at Haserstown,
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Wedding are Wis.
iting at Mr.. Fritzs.
While the Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Pm.
nick we're recently visiting At New.
burg from which the Rev. Mr.. Pin.
nick came to Milton NJ. E. charge,
they were guests at the beautiful home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Foulke, that
city. One morning by invitation the
Rev. Mr.. Pinnick performed the cere.
mony Of infant baptism over the little
son, Walter Martin Foulke, aged six
years. The services were very i'm.
pressive. Mr.. and Mrs. Foulke are
prominent members OF the M. Z.
church at Newburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Whipple are Wis.
ting friends in the southern part OF
the state.
The social given by the pupils OF the
Thornburg school west of town, Fri.
day night brought them $50. Aside
from the boxes they served lemonade
cake, peanuts and sandwiches. A
twenty dollar china tea set OF three
pieces was given away. Miss Cora
Hebbler Of Cambridge City was the
lucky one.
The revival meetings at the Chris.
tian church will continue throughout
the week.
Enoch Warman ia indisposed. Mrs
Park Thornburg is indisposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linville Wallace spent
Saturday with their uncle and aun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright at Knjghtstown
Mrs. LATE Royle visited her sister
Mrs. John Ohmit at Cambridge City
and took basket of her beautiful
dahlias to her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beeson and
family were At dinner with his father
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lycurgus Bee.
son. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sizelove and
family and Mrs. Ursula Ferguson
formed an automobile party Saturday
to Elwood. They will visit at Kokomo
and Marion before returning home.
Mrs. Kate Broaddus, OF near Harris.
burg is visiting at Marion.
Mrs. Bert Mcbride was called 70
Muncie Saturday because of a sick
aunt.
Miss Ruby Moore was home from
Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Whitley, Of Richmond we're also guests
OF MI. and Mrs. Jesse Moore.
WIN Passmore made business trim
to Richmond, Saturday,
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for California The Marsh's will stop
at Los Angeles and Mr.. Ricks and
mother will locate in Southern Cali
fornia for the benefit of the formers
health.
Miss Mabel Teetor, Mrs. Raymond
Small, Mrs. John Harris and Mrs. Joe
Stonecipher were at New Castle on
Friady afternoon.
Mrs. Sheridan Campbell went to
Indianapolis Saturday to spend few
days with Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Ella Leavell was given the sill
verware and Jack Heron the rocking
chair at Stairs Friday.
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township, Alexander Stout and Miss.
es Marie Snyder, Roe Wagner, Ollie
Castetter. McI.ane and Esther Jones
were also at the Institute.
Messrs. and Mesdames Chas Cor
nell and daughters. of Waynesville.
and Maurice Cornell of Dayton, visit
ed their sick relative, Mrs. Mary Park
ins. and other relatives, yesterday.
Miss. Barbara Kern and niece, Mrs
Martha Staner, went to Muncie, Sat
urday to visit friends. They go from
there to Indianapolis.
Miss Satherine Snyder visited
friends at New Castle, Saturday.
Will Cooney, Carl Cooney and Louis
Cooney are all home from Indianapo
lis to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Griff Cooney. Louis is suffering from
badly burned feet. He is employed in
foundry at Indianapolis. and when
pouring off. ladle upset and 1900
pounds OF hot metal spread around ov.
er the floor. Although he attempted
to escape, both feet were badly burned
Miss Florence Daniels spent yester.
day with Miss Blanche Gipe at East
Germantown
Irwin Gard, of Sioux City, visited his
friend, Benz. Kellam, Saturday. He
was enroute to visit relatives at Con.
nersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hubbard and
family Of Indianapolis. spent Saturday
with Mrs. Alice Gresh. Messrs. Chas
Hurst and Hubbard were at New Cas-.
tie Saturday. He and his family are
now visiting Mrs. Hubbard's father,
Elijah Hurst at the home of Chas
Hurst and family.
Mesdames r. P. Lindsay and Mary
Lindsay visited friends at knights
town. Friday. ~.
Word was received that Mr.. Quinn
is still very low at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Earl Thomas at New
Lisbon. She also writes that her hus.
bands sister is not much improved.
Misses Louise Mueller of Indianap.
oils and Edith Stoltz Of Connersville
who were guests OF the formers sis.
ter, Miss Katherine Mueller enter.
tanned Messrs. Jesse Harmed, Watson
Faucet and Sam Thompson at an oys.
ter supper. Saturday evening The sup.
per was served with all that goes with
oysters and all had a merry time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brown were at
supper with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. v. Brown. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lowery and
daughter. Miss Edna, spent yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan near
Lewisville, and called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Omer Prayer where Miss Edna re-
NAMED to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Mart Lowery and fam
lily of New Lisbon were at dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lowery.
James Gordon was 81 years old,
Wednesday. He was born near Har-
risburg, south of Milton five miles,
October 18th. 1929.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Supplies and
daughter. also Lacey Supplies, OF Fl.
Wayne. spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Murley. Messrs. Sipples
are brothers of Mrs. Murley.
Mr.. and Mrs BENZ. Copeland enter
tanned relatives including Mr.. Cope
lands mother from Huntington. re
Gently. Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland also
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brary. 1t was only by chance that this
excellent company was secured They
had an open date between Richmond
and Dayton and kindly consented to
show at New Paris on that date. Or
dinarily the price for this company
would be 80 high as to preclude its
coming here at ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dryer are
the proud parents Of baby daughter
which was born at Anderson where
Mrs. Dwyer has been visiting for some
time
Joshua Mackey of Arlington was
see non our streets Wednesday.
There will be . masquerade social
at the r. of p. hall next Saturday.
October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. McKeon left for
their new home at Minneapolis on
Wednesday night, where Mr.. McKeon
has 4 very responsible and lucrative
position. Their daughter Marjorie 10
visiting at her grandparents at Green
vile, the other two girls are at Pitts
burg, and the son will stay at his
grandparents, A. b. Reid and wife un-
til Mr.. and Mrs. McKeon are fully set.
tied In their new home. New Paris
people regret exceedingly to lose such
excellent people, but all unite in well
wishes for their future In their new
home
Work on the new bridge In front OF
the corporation building il going on at
a good rate and 1t II expected that the
cement work will be all done this
week or the first of next
Mr.. Harold Mitchell OF Crawfords-
vile attended the funeralof Mrs. Mont
Mitchell here Wednesday.
Mr.. Alva Kincaid who has been Wis
iting her for some time returned to
Colorado Wednesday night.
Miss Blanche Mitchell OF Green
vile. was here Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Mont Mitchell.
Mr.. Lawrence Hawley who has been
telegrapher in California for the
last year returned home Tuesday
morning. He expects to remain here
for an indefinite time
Mr.. Fred Kemp who is well known
here is now located at Bradford, was
united in marriage to young lady Of
that place Tuesday. They spent Wed.
nesday and Thursday here with his
parents
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NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris, o., Oct 17.-Mrs. Co
hurst OF Dayton is the guest OF her
mother. Mrs. Cor.
Mr.. Earl Richards expects to leave
Saturday to travel on the road as !
travelling salesman.
Mrs Susan Miller entertained on
Wednesday Mrs Reid and Mrs. Lewis
Of Eaton
Next Thursday night, October 20.
the Ida Kinley company viii appear 1t
the Presbyterian church, the proceeds
to 90 for the benefit Of the public Ii
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WILL HOLD REUNION
Survivors OF Eighth and Eight
zenith Regiments viii
Meet IN the City.
MEETING At COURT HOUSE

The annual reunion OF the eighth
and eighteenth Indiana infantry regi.
ments will be held ct the court house
on Wednesday. The meeting win be
attended by Z hundred or more veter.
ans OF the Civil war and the program
which has boon prepared for the oc-
casion includes . reciting Of the stor-
les Of the Civil war.
Citizens and business houses have
been requested by the local members
OF these two regiments to decorate
their places with flags or other appro-
pirate decorating material. The morn.
ing and afternoon sessions OF the re-
union will be held In the court room
while dinner will b given by the
Women's Relief Corps IN the post
quarters In the court house. The pro.
gram for the reunion ID ~ follows:
Assemble In court room 1t 1000
o'clock.
william r. Stbtt. super.
intendent Of the soldiers and Sailors
orphanage ct Knightstown.
Address OF Welcome-C 0mrade H.
&c. Fox, Judge Of the Wayne circuit
court.
Response-Comr r. L. S4mans.
Wabash.
Reading roll Of deceased members.
Appointments Of committees.
Dinner at 1880 o'clock.
Assemble at 1880 o'clock.
1nvocakion-C omrade william Cos
set, Honeycreek.
Duet-Mrs. George Craftsman and
Mrs. Hasty.
Recitation-"sher Ride Mr..
Chrisman.
Reading letters from absent COM
rades.
Reports OF committees.
Camp fire talks from comrades.
Election OF officers snd selection
OF next meeting place.
Supper at o'clock.
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BATTLING FOE THE RIGHT"-The
Life Story of Theodore Roosevelt.
Authentic. Upto-date. Great money
maker Liberal terms. Outfit free.
Zeigler Co.. 269 Fourth St.. Phila-
delphia tu-thur-sun 2wk
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Branch Offices
Branch offices are located In every
part Of the city and county towns.
Leave your want ad with the one
nearest you. Rates are the same.
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x THE concerns you. rod carefully. Df
,aldwell's Syrup Pepsin 10 positively guAsan
SEQ to cure Indigestion. c0nstipation. sick head
che, offensivo breath. nalarta and III dto4anal
Using from stomach trcut2o.
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FOR SALE-Choice residence lot
first esuare South 18th ST. Dr. Ew.
ting. .:..ss
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED.

STORAGE.
Don't forget Atkinson ana his fire
proof building when you want to
store furniture. Phone l045. 4th
and Main street. junejS -tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

]. NJ. Lacey HawnpfoHer. Stn and
Main. 26-5mo
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-One of the best money
making farms in Wayne county at
500 per acre. w. F. Bennett. Foun-
tain City, Indiana. 16-7t
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FOR RENT room flat for light
housekeeping. Cor. 5th and South A
streets. room flat. Cor. 5th and
Main. AL Gregg, Hoosier Store
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REoTAURANT.
The best meals are gotten ct Profits,
II 8. Eighth street.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To buy a modern dwell
Ing. one located near Court House
preferred. Call phone POPS.
15-7t
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FOR SALE-New room house in
Benton Heights. Benz. F. Harris.
13-7t
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FOR SALE-Modern home. Good To-
cation; equipped with electricity,
bath and furnace. Call phone 2037
or call at SIS n. 14th st. 28-ti
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Wanted

Everybody TO use Rouths Air Pres
sure on their bicycle tires.
100 FIT. WAYNE AVE.
1914
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WANTED-Roomers at 1913 N. l4th.
Furnace. bath and electric light.
lit
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uOST-A gold pin with amethyst set
Call phone 1235-3015.
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FOR SALE or trade for Richmond
property. two modern houses in fine
location in Indianapolis. very ct.
tractiye. Address p. .. box 81. Rich
mond. Indiana. jly9-tf
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FOR RENT-Brick house, s rooms.
furnace, bath, electric lights and
gas; 423 S. 18th. Inquire 2116 Main.
17-3t
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LOST-Bracelet; "A. D. L." engraved
on same. Return to 90 South 5th.
Reward. 1t
LOST-Boston Bull dog, one-half face
white. Call Phone 1884. Reward.
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ire otras para ell Sr. Muhoz Rivera.
Debido a los terminus que hablo es-
te orador, Sc temld una alteration de
orden publico, la que evito en- el acto
el captain Mater, con la pollcla a slls
ordenes. Despues varlos oradores u
nionistas hlcieron uso de la palabra
en- el meeting que efectuaba en- aque-
los mismos momentos el partldo u
nionista. contrarrestando con sus dis
eursos las injurias de los oradores re
publicanos. Ambos actos terminaron
sin tener que lamentar mas NADIA de-
sa gradable
La costumbre que Sc ha intro
ducido en- esta ciudad en- todos las
personals ycolectividades, ,deanmciar
sus festivales va sean politicos, como
reiligiosos. como de cualquier orr
gen, por medic de petardos y cohe-
tes,y otros objetos explosives, va
haciendose cada dia mas reprocha-
bic por este vecindario. Al efecto es-
tamos enterados que hay una orde-
nanza en- vigor, que prohibe usar los
petardos, y otras materias eNplosi-
vas en- la via publica. Olmos esta ma
hama a stinguidos caballeros, CO
mentando desfavorablemente el que
Sc permNiera ell usar estos explosi-
vos en- Ia via publica, por las grandes
imprudencias de los que 10 usan. LA
mamos Ia stencion Ia policia sobre
este asuntO.
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A[ERTA C0NSUMID0R,
CUIDADO CON
LAS IMITACIONES

Fl ron Lave, ; el Ami. Dos Es-
cudos es tan popular en- Puerto Rico
por su evidente pureza, buen sabor
y exquisite aroma.
No h,.ce daiio Sus efectos estimu.
'antes son lNOFENSIVOS. No con.
tiene ninguna droga nj substancia
sgena a sus naturales ementos. Sc
fubrica por destilaci6n contiuus al
vapor., usandose los sparatos mas
modernos Y adoptandose e, mas es :
merado procedimiento sanitrio. In
cuidado especial Sc observa en- 81 EN-
botellado y empaque. NADIA de
COMPOS1ClONES. Pidase en- to-
das parties. Para compras al por
mayor en- San Juan dirijirse a los
Sres. B. I ernandez & Hermanos.
Sucres. de Ferez Hermanoa
M. r. Calderon y Co..
A. Suarez 4 Co.
Agentes en- Mayagues:
Nora & Co. S. en- C.
Agentes en- Bayam6n j; - Angel
Viejo.
nue.! Perez 4 Co.
Agentes en- Vega Baja: :-sres. su-
cesores de sobrino q Co.
fabricantes: Sucres. de Roses 4
Co : on G. Areciho p r
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Asamb|ea de macs
tIos en- Ponce.
F uertss aguaceros han cal
do en- toda Ia jurisdlc-
cion.
Distinguidos visjeros que en-
barcan para los Estados Uni
dos
De nuestro corresponsal

Nov. 4.-Anoche a las doce caye
ron en- esta ciudad unos fuertes aqua
ceros, durando hasta el amaneeer.
Hoy todo el dia ha estado nubladisi
mo, relnando una gran oscurldad, y
segun Sc presenta el tempo amena
"a con gran luvia.
El Sr. Domingo Pales, compatrio
ia nuestro; Inspector. plomero de es
to distrito, Sc encuentra guardando
CANA aunque su enfermedad no
reviste gravedad ninguna en- estos
momentos. Deseamosle su complete
restablecimiento cuanto antes.
Como consecuencia de Ia renuncia
presentada por las norses de la
clinica, del hospital Tricoche, Srtas
Antonia Linares, Carmen Domin
guez, Juanita Tillet, han sido
nombradas para cubnr dichas va
cantes y ascendidas las Srts. aspi-
rantes: Carmen Zayas, Francisco
Rivera y M.nuela Garcia.
Aver empeIaron los examenes de
periodo de seis semanas en- las escue
las del distrito escolar de esta ciudad.
Todos los alumnos desde el euarto
hasta el octave grado seran examlna
dos y juzgar por el entusiasmo que
reins en- la juventud sera exlto para
todos los alumnos.
Para el psoximo sahado dia ), es
tan convocados todos los maestros
de Ia asociaclon. para prooeder a ele
gir Ia nueva directiva. Otros asuntos
de sums importancia para el magIs
terio puertetriquefo, Sc tratara en
dicha assmbles. el sitio donde Sc efet
tuarA la asamblea sera en- los salo
mes, de Ia Grammar School. A las 9
de la maiiana comienza ell acto.
Ssgun informes q hemos obtenldo
q dla doce del corriente, prepara un
explendido bale el quito Casino de
Ponce. Ell bGle sera de confianza y
quedara expkndido, como todos los
festivales sociales celebrates en- di
cho oantro.
Aver So resolvio ante la corte de
Distnto el juicio en- apelacion de la
corte municipal de Iauco, contra
Inocencio Ortiz. Este acusado fue
condenado dos meses de carcel, por
portar armas prohihi.ias, en- la corte
mmunlcipal de lauco. Sc declard
rulpable ante esta corfe &c Dlstrlto
vel juez Mr. Foc,e, le re'aI6 Ia pena
de dos meses, a IN mes de carcel
las costas,
Desde ell lunes proximo. Sc aumen
taran con seis escuelas mas has noe
turnas, que aetualmente hay. conce
didas a esta municipaldad por el de
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M0V|M|EN10 POLL
T|C0 EN- PONCE.
Oradores republicanos en-,
pleando Ia injuria como
predica tribunicia.
La mals practica dc hacer e1
plotar petsrdos.
Ell Sr. PARA Capo hiso uso de
la palabra en- un mitin,
haciendolo cultamente.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Noviembre 4.-El administrator
de correos de esta cludad Mr.. Miller,
lie ha concedido cinco dfas de licencia
al antique y active empleado, del de-
partamento de los glros, nuestro com
patricia el joven Santa 80 Oppenhel
mer Jr.. Los 5 d1as de licencla empe-
zara a disfrutarlos dede el lunes pro-
Ximo.
--Esta manana asistieron la cor
te de distrito todos los abogados que
tienen asuntos pendientes ante di-
cha corte. El juez Foote, de acuerdo
con dichos abogados hizo el "calen
dario" de los esuntos crlminales y cl
viles, pendientes ante dicha corte
el presente termlno.
-Anoche los dos partidos politi-
cos, el mionista y el republican,, ce-
lebraron sus anunciados meetings Y
manifestation. Los animos todos lie
garon a alterarse, ,debido que vinlen
do ell Lcdo. Para ,en automovil y ha
biendo un grupo de personals en- Ia
calle tuvo que detener ell automovil
el Lcdo. PARA, porque creyo que in
tencionalmente no 10 dejahan pasar.
Con tai motive Sc subio a 1atribuna a
republicana y pronncio un violent {
discurso.
Despues hizo uso de la palabra el
'Sr. Andres Rodriguez Vera represen-
tante del TEMPO que accidental
mente Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad,
Y SUI discurso fue de palabras mortl-
ficantes para los unionistas entire o
partamento de instruction. Queda
ran instaladas en- las formas siguien
tes:-Una en- la Cantera, otra en- Ca
mas, otra en- Sa banetas, otra en- Co
rral Viejo, otra en- el Coto Laurel, y
en- la escuela Hamilton, Gale de Vi
yes.
El disting,lido compatriota DR..
Gabriel Villaronga, acompahado de
su esposa, ha embarcado por el lilti
mo correo, para los Estados Undos,
donde permaneceran algun tempo.
In pr6spero y feliz viaje deseamos
le al distinguido galeno, v a 81 DIS
tinguida esposa, los cuales gozan en-
ests ciudad y Ia isla de muchas amis
tades.
A consequence de Ia fuerte llu
via que esta cayendo en- esta ciudad,
nos parece que los partidos pohticos
no podran dar mnaeetings esta nocae
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I'm buen nsgocio.

In Cognns, ofreceu en- venta los
Sres. Quinones Csbszudo y Compa MA,
una acreditada jdbrica dc jdi acos, con
existen cias de tabaco en- rams, Iecor
tes y picsdura, marcas acredita las en-
E.E. U.U. y una oficina Ell Nueva
York. Es una buena oportunidad pa,
"a realizar productive negccio. Para
mas informes diriirse la expire sada
casa en- Caguss, F. Rico P. o. Box
1S
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La ssIa Impi.iita ~ yeude
papel de periodicos viejos a
% quintaL
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D|REcT0RIo De PONCE

Dr.. A. Santaella. -Medico CRU
jano Telefono 296, calle de la
Rein; No. %. Consultas de a 3
p. m. Ponce.
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OUNsEJos AIM WADREs.

00NsEJos A Lab NADREs.-1
eAlabo calm ante della GeAeYa win sioVl
1sbe Do usarss siempn qus los min q
ostan On sl periodo Dc h dsntici6 q!
fropsrciona slivio Immediate a peg q
- pacents produce m suefio not9m1
4 6anQuilo. alivia 81 doleR , 81 a.
INTO despie.ta muy vivo , alsgrs. -
my agrndabls q palada4, calm Q =
aiho ablands sas doIorVs, hscs re ~
fnnca6n del est6mago y fsgula los -
eentinos- e Il meioe r0Wo1io oonoe71
DO para IL diaffss - aprovengass taNs
u dentiei6n o de c1alquisea otrA T0
ease mucho esidado On psdir Il I" Jan
- CAlDAAte Dc b oa09o vtnalev" q
q 0ajsgae tsas.
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Gran bar atillo

En- la "Palmesana' de Juan
Pieras Sc esta vendiendo a
precio de costo en- calzado Y
ropa hecha no olvidarse Allen
32.
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Ll0fenS 3 Sanchez Nl0ntalv0.-
Eutete y Notaris en- once Plaza De-
licias 90.
DR.. A. Ferran, medico Cirujano,
Calle de la Reius. No. II.
iD0nde Vd puede encontrar las
mejcres pinturas. aceite de Linaza
Brochas y TODD 10 que pecesite en-
este ramo, a los precios mas baratos J
en- cualquier cantidad?
Fues en- "a acreditsda casa de CO.
mercio de Car.os Espinet- Gale
Union J Victoria.
Delucca 6 Co.. Comerciante, al
por mayor y detail, Comercio y Sa-
lud. sucursales "Salud' Y "Auro.
ra," "Concordia" y Luna" Con
rebaja de preclos. especiaiidad en-
compras a domicilo. Compra y ven
ia de frutos del pals. IelefoDo MI.
nero -299.
{. ARIZONA Oliver Anna cenlsta a.
por mayor en- provlsioneS de todas
ciases. Molnos para moler malz y
maquinaria para preparar cafe.
ksnusl Moce.s Padilla. Representante
de ia Correspondence ionce Pto.
Kico, p. 0. Box. y 1eletono %
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