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The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
Ban "Open Work" Clothes.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Twenty-one deans
of women denounced women's cloth
ing as consisting largely OF design.
decided co-eds must wear garments
less open to criticism and-er-,
weather
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
Police on Stag Hunt.

Dublin, Feb. 25.-Dubln policemen
were accorded unusual social recogri-
ton when they participated with the
elite in a stag hunt. Their invitation.
however. resulted from the fact the
Sim Feiners broke up the last one.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
Thought Stockings Crepe.

Weymouth, Mass, Feb. 25.-SilS
stockings! A perfectly shaped pair,
neatly bow-knotted. was hung on the
New Haven railroad station here.
Passengers with deep reverence raised
their hats. thinking it crepe.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
Rat Hunting Popular .

Urbana- Ill. Feb. 25.-Have you
Joined a rat club? University of I'LL
nois experts are forming groups Of
hunters OF the elusive rodents.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
Washington Stock Exchange.

SAl.tS.
Pr'"maC EIeCtJir 1T j.. 81 6m at g.. s. 60
at 95's
E5sEt Realty ~ nors1 500 at o.. $500 at
sG NnI at o6. 500 ar q.
Csrutal Trartio7 = 81 40 At ~ 100 at q.
SIoCo st O. 500 at q. 8 90 at q
lttcr rai'-
Capital Trarttn g. Sl1D an -.
American Grsr hUPh1nr III rs. 500 a. T1
Washington Gas, > at 81. % at 81.
pT-pI ~ I-1-rr r7-y p,>.r,.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Frh Spot cotton orrnci quiet
today with prices easy. Sales amounted to
l0O bales. Receipts totslcd T.3JO bales. all
American. Go,d middling was ISL middIins,
I7.F Htures opcued quiet.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Py JOSEPH F. PRITCuARD

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Many in the corn trade TO-
day advanced the opinion that part of Eastern
shorts in May futures have eSened up their Do
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
Financial Neus and Stock Market Quotations

pigeons. per pair. old. ss,oc; do young. 3aSoc
guinea fowl young, each, over Ia lbs. LOO; do.
old, each sCa65c.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26

At 1916 pm. American middHng fair was
S7S; good, ls.lO; middins I7F; low. 1872;
,ood ordinary. I4.GO; ordinary. HJ7.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
Need for Campaign.

ing q short life. non" OF them over
i've years. with such rate Of interest
as will cause them 10 he tempting to
investors. IS thought to have been
made for the purpose OF preventing
discrimination against liberty loan
bonds which have already been mar
kcted. Evidently. however. a cam
paign covering The entire nation must
be carried on If short time notes are
bought nv the people and the Organi-
cations which have been perfected for
the purpose OF carrying on the VIC
tory loan campaign can be utilized
in attempts to market short time
notes. Apparently. many Of them
must to" Of small denomination like
tho liberty bonds.
The impression now seems 20 h" that
in spit" 0f the desire Of tn" Secre-
tary OF tho Treasury. Mr.. Glass and
COnErCsS the clIsS market for these
notes will hc found with the banks
and the financial institutions.
In IN" Northwest and t~UcCially
among farmers i'm some districts
there. the promoters Of C0rpOratiOnS
which were founded on fraud rOun
on" OF the best fields for their ope-
rationS. They bo-an about tn time
The second liberty loan was f'oat"d.
Already the farmers had learned by
'Npcrieur- ion buying government
bonds bow comfortable n feeling it
D. tu be- tho owner Of stocks or
r"rd~. Therefor" these promoters
urGaurz"d SkiIIfuI selling cam
IaIEn. aiIhur-h not as large a. was
that which made tho floating Of tn"
liberty loan possible They map
I'D out Various districts.
Thcy sent m, n Of plausible tongue
ard sr,u0tE manuor~ who were CIu-
Hhl" or u~IU- persuasive aTGunCutS
80 TIA, tI'.. farmers might b. tempt
'I to NAL investment in these So
cIritiCs. They were willing to ac-
ccPt liberty bonds in payment for
securities. The farmers were in
roCCnt. so lar as practices OF this
Kind were concerned. and 50 sue
rcssfuI were the promoters that
their organization was extended
over many parts Of the country.
Move the evil has become SO great
and so wide spread that tn" New
York Stock Exchange is taking
measures to check these frauds and
IT, is expected that Congress Will
pass needed legislation in order that
the evil may be suppressed.
Oil Stock Issues.
These frauds differ from the meth
Ods by which oil company stocks and
gold mine stocks were fIOateJ in large
amounts among the people. For us
uaIIy there was either oil or presump-
tive gold which might give the ap-
pearance Of justifyinE the Organiza-
on OF corporation. Hundreds of
millions Of dollars were taken in eX-
change for these oil and gold stocks
but j, was rarely possible to prove
absolute fraud. All of these stocks
bringing attempts rely upon the Gu
pidity of men and women.
II the evil had not already become
so great and so far reaching it is
doubtful whether reputable men would
have burned an organization 10 check
il or whether Congress would 50 act
Upon tn" mlttcr as to provide pUni-
tive legislation for the suppression OF
IT. "UOLLAND."
The Washington herald., 1919-02-26
PURELY PERSONAL

Mss Alice J.. Andrus. Of the Bu
rcau OF War Risk Insurance. has re
turned from visit to her home /:
Cambridge, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
WANT WOMAN RELEASED
From Waterbury Asylum on Ground She
Is Now Sane.

Rutland, May 24.-There was a hear
ing in Rutland county court yesterday
on a petition for the release from the
Waterbury asylum of Mrs. Mary Nc
Carthy of West Rutland, who has been
at the institution since May, 1914, for
numbering her sister, Miss Kate Kerri-
gan at their home on Aug. s, 1913. Mrs,
McCarthy's case was taken before the
grand Jury soon after the homicide but
they found no indictment by reason of
insanity and Judge w. W. Miles COM
mitted the woman to the state institu-
ton.
Attorney J. +. Leamy, counsel for
Mrs. Mccarthy, argued yesterday that
the woman is now sane and, therefore,
safe to be at large DIR. Eugene A. Stan
lev. superintendent of the Waterbury
asylum, and DR.. Fred E. Steele of Mont
pelier, member of the board of ad-
visors, testified that Mrs. Mccarthy is
now sane but that there might be re-
currence of her mental trouble If she
again INDUCED in intoxicants which were
the real cause of her original affection.
If she were given change of environments
and placed where the temptation to in
dulge in liquor would be at minimum,
they thought that she might be safely
given her freedom.
1t developed that the womah's hus-
band is incorporate and loses work every
week because of this fact When he is
drinking he Eugene Mccarthy abuses
their six children, ranging in age from
six to 20 years, the attorney said, and
the children, especially the four girls, are
in need of mothers care. Mr.. Leamy
asked that Mrs. Mccarthy might be Civ
en- conditional release so that she might
establish home in Waterbury, continu-
ing to work for the institution as seam
stress and assistant matron as she does
now, but sleeping outside the asylum
and having her children with her.
Mr.. Leamy asked for an order re-
straining Mr.. Mccarthy from having
ANYTHING to do with the woman and he
cited a precedent for such an order.
States Attorney P. M. NJ. Phelps did
not offer serious objections to the ar
rangements suggested providing there be
provision so that for the slightest
cause the woman would be again put in
restraint.
Mrs. Mccarthy shot her sister with a
shot gun while the latter lay on a couch.
She buried the body in the cellar, where
it was found several days later
Judge F. M. Butler reserved his de-
cision relative to the petition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
MONTPELIER

The license of B. T. Narrmore of
Mortified to operate his automobile dur
ing the rest of the present year has
been suspended by the secretary OF state
on the report OF justice of peace in that
town in which the report states that the
man was found guilty Of intoxication.
General II. T. johnson has sent a let
ter to the commanding officer, Raymond
Paine, of Co. |, Vermont volunteer mill
tia. stating that he may prepare TO de-
mobilize the company June 5. An order
in few days. 1t is for the purpose Of
giving those who are members of the
company chance to join the new Ma
tional Guard company that is to be or
ganized, providing they can qualify in
the physical examination. The demobili-
cation Of the other four companies will
take place when it is known whether
companies will be located in the places
that have been named.
A cattle inspector named Emo from Es-
sex Junction had rather an interesting
experience at the Central Vermont sta
ton last evening. He left his two hand
grips setting in the waiting room lit
Tie while. Upon his return he found one
had been stolen. A search was made
by the police and it was found in one
Of the toilets. 1t had been opened and
articles mixed up in the bag, but appar-
emily nothing had been taken from the
grip.
Representative Mcfarland OF Hyde
Park is visiting in the city.
Louis Shambo, who suffered a sprained
arm few days since, is gaining as fast
as can be expected. He was riding his
bicycle down a hill in the city and had
another boy on the machine with him,
when they were thrown off and Shambo
suffered bad sprain. 1t was first feared
he had broken his wrist.
Probably the best game of the season
in Montpelier win be played Tuesday
afternoon when the Montpelier seminary
baseball team meets st. Michael's col
lege team on the local campus. The
boys came home feeling well pleased
over the results of their two games
played in New Hampshire. Only 20 men
faced Granai in the first game. The next
day he pitched again and only ~ men
faced him. Duba was being saved for
the Franklin game, which did not mate
rialize because of rain. Only two fly
balls went into the field in either game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
CLAN GORDONS
.35TH MILESTONE
Continued from first page

own country, America-the land of the
free and the home of the brave.
Mr.. Barclay was given great ovation
at the hands of brother clansmen.
Following the conclusion of the exer.
cises the floor was cleared and dancing
until later hour, with music being fur
nished by Miss Bessie Smith and George
Cooper, was enjoyed. Refreshments of
sandwiches, coffee, ice cream and cake
were served by the committee Those
who were credited with the success of
the celebration were: John A, Robert
son, William Duff, John Stewart, Will
liam Duncan, Sidney A. Newcombe,
James Black, William A. Hurry, James
Hogg, James Stuart, William Smith and
George Laing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
French Bureau of Longitudes Names
Representatives.

Paris, May 24.-The French minister
of education, acting on representations
made by the bureau of longitudes, has
named the following correspondents for
this bureau:
George Ellery Hale, director of the
observatory, Mt. Wilson, CAL; William
Wallace Campbell, director of the OBJ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY
Salts
faction

servatory, Mt. Hamilton, Cal; William
Snyder Eichelberger, director Of the
United States naval observatory, Wash
ington, to replace M. Forester, disbarred
from list of correspondents as being a
German subject; and Senator Righi, pro-
fessor at the University of Bologna,
italy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
The Cause.

so 81 Higgins is gittin' divorce from
his wife What's the trouble?"
'Incompatibility of temperature, I
believe. ST wanted the bedroom winder
shut nights and she boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

The members of Clan Gordon will at
tend divine service at the Baptist church
on Sunday morning at 1880. The pas
tor will preach special sermon on ''True
Manhood" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance, Socialist hall, Granite street,
tonight. Landi's orchestra
Baked beans, brown bread, spaghetti
pies, cakes, rolls and doughnuts for sale
at the Universalist church Saturday
May "a, at o'clock.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
Granite Cutters International Associa-
ton of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the G. c. l. A. of A. will be held in
Clan Gordon hall,
Una ruinione regolare dell unione degli
scalpellini (branch di Barre ayra' lougo
nella sala di Clan Gordon
On Monday evening, May 26, at -
o'clock. ]. D. viii, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
PRINCETON AND HARVARD MEET.
Princeton Won the First Game on the
Diamond.

Cambridge, Mass, May 24.-Harvard
and Princeton baseball teams met to-
day in the second game of their series
Princeton won the first game
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1919.
The Weather

Partly cloudy, with occasional showers
probably tonight and Sunday; no change
IN temperature; moderate southwest
winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24

drum band will be in attendance. Clans
men please wear badges and white gloves
Chief Charles Leel, Secretary james w,
Club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24

Dance, Socialist hall, Granite street,
tonight. Landi's orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24

Dance, Socialist hall, Granite street,
tonight. Landis orchestra adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
GRANITETILLE

Saturday night dance in gym, upper
Granitevile. Erickson's orchestra. Price
'75c.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24

A special meeting
of Clan Gordon, No.
IL, will be held on
Sunday, May 25, at
10 a. M, for the
purpose of attend
ing our annua !
church parade. The
Rarre nine and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24

TO RENT = Two furnished rooms at SO
Washington street. 60tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Furnished front sitting room
and bedroom, with bath and piazza connected
No / East street, Mrs. A. A. Boyce soft
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-11

PoR AUSBNTARSE sus duehos Sc venden
dos ranches con solar prOpio que produ.
cen hasta el 800 msnsual del capital inver-
lido. Para informeS, Luis oOrtes. Monse.
rrate st. 81.
A Los MEDICos.-The Operations Of Obs
tetrics. 450 paginas; $50 grabados. Precio
$3.50. obra escrita en- ingles por un sspecia-
lista catedratico de obstetricis GinecO-
logia.-Pidala a la AGENCIA DE LIBRos,
Apartado 14s. San Juan, P. r.
Sc vENDEN BARAToS.- Toro Holstein,
toro Jersey, vaca Jersey reci6n parida, to.
dos de raza pura. Dirigirse a BartoIome Ja-
ca, Apartado 1886, San Juan.
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COLABORACION

A los sefiores que nos honran enviAn
donos espontaneamente trabajos do CO.
laboraci6n les recomcndamos que guar.
den copia, pues no respondemos de su
devoluci6n en- case do no utilizarloS,
nj sostenemos correspondence sobre
ellos.
FL hecho de que este diario publique
un trabajo drmado, no signifca nece-
sariamente que Sc sobdarice con 81
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4yAMILIA.-Residente en- casa centrca d,
San Juan con vista la bahia, desea tras-
ladarse Santurce cambiaria su residen-
cia actual por otra c6moda en- Miramar
Condado en- la carreters hasta Ia parade
10 Tel6fono 387, San Juan, Apartado 2J4.
TENEMOS TRABAJO-Para so opcrarios
que sepan hacer baules. FOrtaleza II. Box
S07. San Juan. primer pisO.
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A'IaL DIa COMO HOY A
- GT1
"Recordar es vivir"--Dante.
'Recordar es vivir," "---Dante.
IL DE JUNO DE 1861
Bento Juarez Sc hace reelejir Presidente de Msjie


decida, ahizo de ella ell sudario de auuel
que la tremolo victoriosa por todos sus
ambitosl
Hablar de sus hechos hefoicos, seria
vaciar en- estas cuartillas las paginas
mas gloriosas de la historic de Mexi-
CO indomable en- sus grandes luchas por
Ia hbertad, y nos faltaria espacio, aln
ocupando todas las paginas con nutri-
da menuda letra, de EEL MUNDO'
Baste decir, como estimulo y ejemplo
gobernantes que siquiera sean capa-
ces de querer imitarlo, que vivio mu-
rio pobre, a tai punto, que ell afio de
1858, al suscribirss con ''cien pesos
para Ia celebration de las fiestas nacio-
males del ounce diez y seis de sep
tiembre de dicho afio "La Sociedad'',
/ periodico de matiz reaccionario, dijo
glosando ironicamente ell acto de lar
gueza del ejemplar gobernante: "Su-
ponemos que S. E. habra tenido que
pedirlos prestados''.
~ habia empenado-exclama otro
periodico liberal-siete amos ell Gobier-
no de OaXaca y era Presidente de la
Republica ~ la ambicion del poder no
10 habia contaminado, podia presen-
>tarse ante su pueblo con las manos linn
pias la conciencia tranquila! =. . Los
retrogados de aquellos tiempos quisie-
ron coronarlo de espinas, y 10 corona
ron de gloria!
Reproduzcamos, como digno corona
miento la glorifcacion de las austeras
virtudes civicas del mas grande de los
Legislatures mejicanos, dos notas bri-
llantes de dos colosos de la historic:
Victor Hugo y Garibaldi:
Ell gran poeta frances, ell creador in
: mortal de ''Los Miserables'', EN- carta
que dirigi6 Juarez ell veinte de ,u-
nio. de mil ochecientos sesenta >:ete,
impetrando ell perd6n de Maximiliano,
ell desdichado Emperador intruso lie di-
ce:
Juarez estais la altura de John
Brown. Dos heroes tiene la America
contemporaries. Brown y vos. Brown,
que hirio de muerte la esclavitu6; vcs
que habeis dado vida a Ii libertad.
Mexico Sc ha cllvado por un princioio
por un hombre. Ess hombre sois
vos''
Y Garibaldi ell guerrero cuya espada
jamas rendida al poder, siempre estaba
dispuesta a brillar EN- defensa de los
pueblos esclavOs, lie decia EN- parrafos
entusiastas:
'iSalve, ioh Juarez!, campeon de Ia
libertad del mundo de la dignidad
humana! Til no desesperaste de la sal
vacion de tn pueblo.
Ell pueblo italiano tie saluda con efu-
sion, en- muestra de gratitud'.
49,. -.
Que esta gloria refulgente, que esta
inmensa gloria que irradia del nombre
immortal de Benito Juarez, lumine las
conciencias de los que hoy ensangrien
tan ell bello suelo mexicano, y vuelvan
la paz del trabajo, al ejercicio del
derecho dentro de las practicas de la
vida republican,, sin cuyos empeflos de
fraternal emulacion no es fructifera
la libertad, nj grande la naci6n, nj pro-
ductivo el trabajo.
S. FIGUEROA.
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Mexico ha padecido otras convulsio-
nes tanto mas pavorosas que la pre-
sente; pero mientras mas terrifica ha
sido Ia tempestad revolucionaria la
invasion extranjera que ha querido es-
clavizarlo, con mas intensidad Sc ha
puesto a prueba ell patriotismo meXica-
no, con mas vehemencia, con mas
rectitud de intenciones y con mas ilu-
minaci6n de inspirado ha surgido el
guia, ell caudillo director que ha sal
vado la situacion de momento Y ha en-
cauzado por via amplia de reparado-
ra justicia la marcha administrative del
nuevo gobierno.
Una prueba elocuente la tenemos Ell
la situaci0n verdaderamente critica q.
precede al periodic en- que vino la vi
da publica aquel padre de la verda-'
dera nacionalidad mexicana, aquel es-
clarecido defensor del derecho, aquel
indio de Oaxaca que Sc llamo Benito
Juarez. Recordemos algo del tormento-
so momento historico en- que surgio full
gurante, como un dios ell ell Sinai, que
asi, la par que rendimos merecido
tribute de justicia al mas sincere y
grande detlos estadistas mejicanos, pre-
sentamos a la consideration de sus com
patriotas, hoy en- lucha sangrienta de
hermanos, ell mejor ejemplo que puede
hacer caer ell arma homicida de sus
manos y hacer que empuilen la de la
reconstruction de la patria, con ell amor
la independence, la hbertad
los grandes proceres de la historic ma
cional
Ell dieciocho de Julio proximo venide-
ro Sc cumpliran cuarenta siete amos
que di6 sus despojos mortales a la ma
Dire TERRA quien no solo fue una glo-
ria de la nacion mexicana, sino de toda
la America, porque al recoger ell guam
te que arrojaran las nacioneS coligadas
de la vieja Europa contra un pueblo
debil. indefenso y aniquilado por cin-
cuenta aiios de luchas intestinaS, no 10
hizo tlnicamente en- nombre de su pa
tria; 10 hizo en- ell de todas las nacio-
nalidades del continente, para mostrar
a Napoleon, "el pequeno', como 10
apodara Victor Hugo, y todo gober-
nante europeo que pretendiera imitar-
10, que las instituciones monarQuicas
en- ell Nuevo Mundo son como los cas-
tillos levantados sobre arena, que des
aparecen al mas ligero soplo de la bri-
Juarez no desespero un solo momento
del triunfo de la noble causa que de-.
fendia; los obstaculos, por poderosos
que fuesen, que Sc lie oponian, no eran
otra cosa que acicates a su voluntad,
estimulo a su gran caracter previsor
e indeclinable, que lie infundieron esa
fe ciega en- los futuros destinos de la
patria.
CuanGo ell funesto golpe de Estado
del General Comonfort, quien juzgo
impracticable la Constitution de 1857
que eI mismo habia sancionado y jura-
do, por ell cual disolvio ell Congreso,
Sc redujo a prision a Juarez, que era
entonces Presidente de la Suprema Cor
te de justicia; pero no bien por minis
terio de la ley Sc lie pone en- libertad
en- enero de 1853, entr0 ejercer las
funciones de Presidente de la Repubi-
ca, primero interinamente en- Veracruz,
y luego, en- 1860, EN- propiedad.
Desde esta fecha tremol6 en- sus ma
nos la bardera de la Republica, que no
abandono con su muerte, ocurrida Ell
diez ocho de julio de mil ochocientos
setenta dos, porque la patria, agra
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S. FIGUERoA.

Sc DESEA:-Un empleado que tenga
experiencia en- Ingles, Espafol que sepa
mucha maquinilla, y comercio. Buen
sueldo. Dirijase T. AvILES g. co.
Playa Mayaguez. Advt.
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Montila Pedro de Audrey.
-----s---~--~-->>.>~~t
OBRAS DE VARGAS VILA.--Acabadas de
reeibir. 100. Ibis, Maria Magdalena FL
Final de Sueh0, CachOrros de Leon, La
Ubre de la Loba, Libre Estetica. Flor. del
Fango. Vueo de Cisnes. III Conde de Mon
te Cristo pOr Dumas. SOlicite estos ibr0s
en- Ia Liberia Nueva, Allen 20, San Juan
Sc vENDEN BARATos.-EstufaS lcOcnas
ccon6mieas) de POGO uso, distntos tamahos,
para lena carbon. Inodoros modernos com.
pletos con GAIA. Dirigirse Bartolome Jaca,
Apartado 335, San Juan.
~-~>~s~~~
BARATO. Sc vende un autom6vil 'Mer-
Ger en- buends condolences, propio para
guagua.
Tambien Sc vende la casa. San Sebastian,
10 fronte a la plaza San Jose, con facilida.
des para el pago.
Para informes drijanse Pedro G Coma
lez. telefono 253, r. o. 1877. San Jose No. /.
OBRA DE GRAN ACTUALIDAD.-- Aca
hadn de recbir El Conde de Monte-Cristo.
Solicite su ejemplar antes que acaben.
Libreria Nueva, Allen 30, Box 96l, San
Juan.
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DE INTEREs PARA LAS sEsoRAs

Hago a maquina Punto dc vaiuica.
Dobladillos, Tru-Tru y Rivctc dc ri.
cot en- toda clase dc telas que se me
envien a precios economics. Sc sir
ven encargos por correo.
Tienda LA FAMA. San Francisco.
%elefono 500. A. TERRADILL0S.
Advt.
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