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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-10
HARD TIME BALL

AT the regular monthly meeting
of the Orofino Volunteer Fire De-
partment held in the city hall Mon
day night it was decided to give a
hardt time ball on New Years Eve.
The affair will be held in the Odd
Fellows hall and those attending
are requested to come in costume
befitting the occasion. Other an
nouncements will be made later.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-10
SCHOOL LIENS LIoUIDATED

The leins against the new ad-
dition to the public school build
ings in Orofino, held by the Troy
Lumber and Madison Lu"'ber COM
panies, and ether minor leins. were
liquidated recently by the bonders
of contractor Booth IN the amount
of approximately $500. The
building contract il said to be COM
pleted and all bills settled. How
ever, the leins have not been re-
leased of record as yet.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-10
To Start Lewis
Clark Highway
TO BUILD ON WEST SIDE OF
RIVER TO LEWIS COUN-
TY LINE

That Orofino will have connection
with the Greer Bungalow road. run
ming from Greer to Pierce, which
portion is now under construction,
by means of tho cor etrucfion of
that portion of the Lewis and Clark
Highway lying between Orofino and
the Lewis county line on the west
side of the Clearwater river, was
learned Monday when a conference
between r. L. Ewing, district en-
gineer Of the Bureau of. Public
Works of the State of Idaho, and
the county commissioners was hald
in regard to the matter. The COM
the day and the conference was held
In the evening. 1t is definitely un-
derstood that the Bureau of Public
Works and the United States Bu-
reau of Public Roads have agreed
to construct the road according to
the financial ability of Clearwater
county which necessitates twelve
foot road bed In rock where con-
structiOn is difficult and costly, in
stead of twenty-foot bed re-
quired by the usual government
specifications.
F. e Clark, resident state en-
gineer, who had charge OF the Greer
Bungalow survey, has been engaged
this week with preliminary work
in connection with starting the sur
vey Immediately. The limit of the
county funds for this work is $685.
900 per year and the construction
will continue as far as the funds
will allow. The levy for the coun-
tvs portion of the funds was made
in September by a resolution passed
by the commissioners and the funds
are now under process of collection.
The resolution was conditional, how
ever, providing that the road bed
must be twelve feet wide only. In
a subsequent resolution passed Wed
nesday the commissioners eliminated
that requirement and made the
money available to the federal and
state authorities to spend on con.
structiOn according to their recon
mendations. The state has appro.
priated $4,000 for the project and
federal aid will be sought in the
amount of $25,00O, making total
Of $4,000 now practically avail.
able for the work. Another resolu.
tion passed by the commissioners
Wednesday requests the state tc
proceed with the survey and con.
struction of the road.
The Lewis and Clark Highway In
Clearwater county has been the
subject of numerous conferences be
tween local residents and state Of
ficials and county officials, but uI
until the present time no definite
j program was agreed upon. Al
which point the contraction wa:
] to be started and the width Of the
road bed had always been a bon.
of contention on account of the coun
TVS financial ability being limited
~he road construction will start a.
the river bridge in Orofino and con
tinue to the county line of Clear
water and Lewis counties, which
arrangement has also been definite
ly agreed upon. 1t seems state ant
federal authorities insisted upoI
the road being wider than twelv
feet where construction is compare
lively easy and inexpensive to which
requirement the eourtv -, te~~r
ers have consented according to tn
recommendations made by Enginee
Ewing. Monday,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-10
ARRESTED FOR PASSING CHECKS

Henry Carrico. formerly of Oro-
fino, was arrested in Elk River
Sunday by deputy sheriff Wagner
on warrant issued out of Lewis
ton, charged with issuing checks on
a bank in which he had no funds
He was taken to Lewiston Monday
afternoon and will be arraigned be-
fore Justice Hattabaugh today.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-13
LABOR'S RANKS INTACT

Spokane has withstood as
saults by non-union employers in this
state, according to the report of off
GERS of the State Federation Of La
Dor to the annual convention.
"The injury done to organized Ia
Dor, says the report, has been slight
in comparison to that suffered by the
city and community as whole. Most
of the strikes that have occurred in
this state are the direct result Of the
campaign that has been organized by
the associated industries for the pur-
pose of breaking down the trade union
movement of our state, and if the
employers generally had been left free
to function without interference by
this body a satisfactory agreement,
in most cases, would have been affect
ed and a great deal of injury to the
community that has resulted would
have bee navoided
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-13

This letter, with the seal and name of
the union and the signature of the del
egate, will be accepted as credentials.
1t is most important to the success
of this campaign that we carry 1t on
with united movement in strict ac-
cord with the principles of unity and
solidarity of organized labor
Yours fraternally,
SAML. GOMPERS,
FRANK MORRISON,
JAS. O'CONNELL,
Executive Committee.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-13
ACTIVITY SHOWN


lContlnued from page one)
Dear Sirs and Brothers:
1t has been suggested that all the
labor organizations of your congress
sional district hold district confer
enee with the object of making plans
to carry on the congressional cam
paign united in purpose and effective
in results
The national campaign committee
believes that a conference Of this kind
would prove beneficial to the workers
and the citizenship of your district
in that the political situation of the
district could be considered from
every standpoint, and, if necessary,
a district conference organized to
carry on the district bipartisan po-
litical campaign in harmony with the
desires Of the people Of the district
to the end that conflicts in support
ing or opposing candidates FOR con-
gress may be avoided.
As the first step in organizing this
conference we are mailing copy Of
this letter to all the secretaries OF
trade unions in the district
We would suggest that the confer
ence be held on a Saturday. That day
being generally observed as a half
holiday, delegates might attend with.
out loss Of time from their norma
duties.
You will be notified of the place anc
time Of the meeting of the conference
by the local district committee whiel
will have charge Of the arrangements
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-13

Trades Council ....... ........
Building Trades Council
BARRIERS No 30 ...........- ...........,..
BriekIayels 40 a...
Carpenters no. l477 .........-.....
Electrical Workers No 227 .-..-.
IRON, Steel Tin Workers No 20 ~
Lathers 30 3l7 Observation-Disclosures.
Letter Carriers No 1888 .......~..".
Metal Polishers No. AS ..................
Musicians 49, 81 ...-.-...4.....,...
Musicians NO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Paint, Dee Paper Hangers No. G43..
Plasterers No 409 ....~...................
Plumbers No $40 .........................
Pressmen and Assistants No 235.~
Sheet Metal Workers NO. l43 .4..~
Stage Employees No 232 ...@........-.
Stationary Firemen No 2G4..........
Teamsters and Chauffeurs No 252 .
Typographical Union No 481....
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-08-13


Name . mo"
Trades Council ~."".""....~....."...........
Brew and Soft Drink Workers 10. %
BARRIERS Union no 1872 .~.......,....,..''.
Bricklayers No II --".........,....,....,.
Cigar Makers Union No 10 a"..'....'.
Bakers Union No 81 ,."............,......,'
Carpenters 4 Joiners No. 631 ...........
Boot 4 Shoe Reparers no 34 .......
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
AUTOMOBILES
TIRE BARGAINS
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

TIRE BARGAINS lust purchased two carloads of Porter 6000-mile first quality guaranteed tires and we will make all ad- justments on same. These tires were shipped to a large jobber here who dis continued the tire business. Special 40 per cent dis count. We have in our warehouse over $200,000 stock of tires, both cord and fabric; for most part first quality guaranteed Firestone, Fisk, Miller, Re- public, Riverside, Good year and Southern, and two other well known brands. Offer them from 30 to 40 per cent discount. Dealers, this is your oppor- tunity if in the market for tires. Write for our prop osition before buying your next tires.
 MCPHERSON RUBBER co. 103 N. 21st St, Birmingham, Ala.
 Phone Main 5493.
 Home Office and Warehouse:
 15 Houston St, Atlanta, Ga. TIRES-See us when you need tires or tire service. Blacklock-Posner Curtis x Star tires), 431 s. goth st. Main SOY. Ray Puncture 1nnerliner Guaranteed absolutely puncture proof: mechanical repairs also. 21s s. goth. sERV ICE sTATIONs-REPAIRs IT The Secret of the Success
 of the
 "490" REPAIR SHOP Most Chevrolet owners real ize that a specialist can fill their service needs better; this coupled with our skill and reliability accounts for our success. Most Chevrolets are re- paired here-is yours?
 "49O" REPAIR SHOP
 co. E. Young, Manager) Main 7193. 210 s. 22d St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
THAT USED CAR CAN BE SOLD THROUGH AGEHERALD OLA
AUTOMOBILES
AGToMORfLEs FoR sALE

SEE THESE OFFERINGS AND BE CONVINCED THAT YOU CAN BUY HIGH-GRADE USED CARS HERE NATIONAL SIX Seven-Passenger
 REQ SIX
 Seven-Passenger
 DODGE
 Five-Passenger
 WESTCOTS
 (Two of Them)
 Seven-Passenger SCRIPPS-BOOTH If you have a small car and wish to trade it in on a large one don't fail to see us. Will trade and balance on easy terms. We sell cars on small payment on delivery and balance on easy monthly payments. Visit our used car de-
 partment).
 TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY J. w. HOWARD
 Sales Manager. Distributors Cole Aero Eight and Auburn
 Beauty Six.
 21O3 Avenue B.
 Main 8478.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
EXTRAORDINARY
 BARGAINS

BARGAINS
 Dodge Roadster ,oto nerfect condition, good tires. ex- fra never used; only few months old Lut owner needed larger car. A big Dodge bargain; terms
 Studebaker sayen- messenger: fine condition; Silver town Cord tires; good top. uphois- terv: an ideal family car or money making taxi. Price now only So5o; worth $1000 next spring.
 Overland Roadster Sn1endid condition; excellent tires; tor and upholstery like new; the biggest overland bargain in Alabama. only $450; terms.
 Hudson Closed Roadster Three-passenge Cabriolet, Super-Six 1918: mechanically the equal or 2. new car; tires nearly new; paint ana upholstery fine This is the pest Hudson buy we have ever seen. oniy $1495! terms to suit.
 We conscientiously recomend these cars as bargains ex traordinary. They are good, sound cars, and will be worth 30 per cent more next spring. Demonstrations gladly given BUNCH-MORROW MOTOR
 CAR co.
 2O22-24-2S-30 5th Ave, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
AUTOMOBILES B AUT0MoBILEs FOR SALE $ OFFERINGS IN AUTOMOBILES

STUDEBAKER = 16-pas, senger bus; in excellent condition; body rebuilt and newly painted; cord tires; a fine bargain. iVELIE = Club roadster; new paint; new top; good condition all around and priced at $775 for quick sale.
 B LUCK = Touring; late model; good tires and good condition in every respect. REQ TRUCK = One-ton; has express body; good paint; equipped with storm curtains all around.
 EASY TERMS. Call and see our other offer
 ings-various makes.
 CONSOLIDATED
 MOTOR co.
 23OO 1st Ave. Main 4315.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

NNr,rr suffer. Moody's Corn, Bun DON l ion and Wart cure, 25c. Sat isfaction or money back. Ask druggist for genuine. By mail 27c. Moody Mig. Co. CI found out what Joe did to heal OldI d his feet-used Pony Brand. All druggists sell it.
 BUSINESS PERSONALS 6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08

ATAI, DIA COMO fIOYA
E@s - M a a E-TpS
"Reco daf e. vivr.-Dnnte.
8 DE MARIO DE 1860
Horrible erupcion del Etna

En- 81 angul0 Nordeste de la is
Ia italiana de Stella, pr6ximamen-
te Ell el centro del ,Mediterraneo,
sc alza Una montana de 3.313 me-
rOs dc, altura, cen una base de
34S kil0mctros de extension. En-
csa montana esta cl volcam Etna,
sin duda el mas estudiado y mejor
conocido del mundo.
La mi"ologfa greco-romana di-
.e que bajo Su mole eStaban cnce-
rTadoS los nitanCs. vencid0s en- Su>
guerras contra los doses por ell in
ento de eScalar el cielo. quience Ell
III priSi6n tenian pOr tarea for
Jar cl rayo. Simbolo del poder Y
naieStad de Jupiter, cl rcy de los
cieloS.
EI Etna. mas que volcin. es, Sc
rim Reclus. un nGcleo de volca-
les, pues no siempre las Crupcio-
les han sido en- ell crater de su
,ima. sino por las variaS bocas
abiertas en- suS paredes laterales,
llgHna dc elias atravesahdo dc par
e-a parte cl macizo mon anoso.
En- t0s Fcinticinco sigloS del pc
ri0do moderno, fuera va de los
iiempos mitologicos Y dentro de
los hist0rieos, el Etna ha estado
en- actividad mas de ,cien veccs, al
guna de elias por periodic de VA
rios amos.
LA erupci0n Ell que mas grande
ha sido la corriente de lava fue
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08
Kecol daf es viV'r---DHnte.

iniciada ell ocho de MARIO de mil
seiscientOs sesenta yanueNe; sali6
aquella a una altisima tenperatu
IA. eXtendiend0se EN- Iln ancho Ia
go hlrviente por los campos de Nj
coloSi; fundi6 yaargastro, como 81
fuera m balco de hielo. parte del
cerro dc Monpicri. que estorbaba
su marcha Sc. divide en- tres bra
zos. ". torciendo el mayor hacia el
Sureste. oorrio sobrc la ciudad de
Catania, arraSando una pa. tc d..
la poblaci0n, .enterrando los iardi-
nCS balo un mantO de reScor;as. V.
entrando en- ell mar. formo un pro-
montorio de cerca de un kilomctro
de largo en- el antique puerto
Sc calcula en- .un million de me-
'rOS c1bicos la maSa de lava que
arrOj6 ell Etna en- aquella erup-
ci0n, la cual. dice RecluS. transfor-
mo Ell un deSierto penaseOso una
extension de cicn kilometres cua-
drados de fcracisima campila. don
de anteS vivian vemticinco mil per
Sonas, de las cuales perecicrOn vein
tr mil en- aquella cataStrOfe. drS-
aEarociend0 bajo'la lava incandes-
cente catOrce puobloS y aldcaS
Las cenizaS que arroj0 el res
piradero mas alto formaron e. do
bic como de Monte Rossi. llamado
asi por ell color rosado que tirnr.
cubierto hoy de resamaS con flo-
res doPadaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08
C. 0. LORD & CO., ING.
DISTRlBUIDORES
OVERLAND Y WILLYS-KMIGHT

Ofrecemos en- venta los carros usa-
dos abaio mencionados por cuenta de
los duenOs, de acuerdO con nuestro
plan de ventas.
Hemos inspeccionado estos carros
en- nuest~a Estacion de Servicio Y ga
rantizamos que estan en- buenas con.
diciones, que no tienen piezas rotasi
que hemos hecho las reparaciones ne
cesarias,. Y seglin nuestro juicio pue
den comprarse con confiapza.
No respondemos por las gomas, tu-
bos, acunsuladores o desgastes ord
rios debidos al uso.
Informaran en- Tanea No. 2, San
Justo A Cametera 121, Parada IT.
Lexington. 2 pagrs., A cilindros,
$3.50.
2-Vendido.
3.=Vendido.
4.-Vendido.
5.-Dodge, 1917.
6.-Willys-Knight, 1917. Motor
Knight. pagrs.
7.-Overland. Modelo 80, a pgrs.
S-Hudson 1918 pgrs., $1,000.
9.-Studebaker, 1917. 81 pagrs.,
$1,000.
1O.-Dodge. Touring 1916, $780,
11.-Hupmobile. Touring 8 8
$1,000.
12.-Paige. 2 pasageros.
13.-Ford, 1919
l4.-Ford, 1918.
N0TA-No vcndemos carros usa-
dos sino cuando forman parte del ira
to para la compra de un OVERLAND
o WILLYSKNIGHT nuevo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08

Hello! iCon quien hablo? Con
la NHaraGOzana AgGncia de CO.
hes Necesito uno para eSta tardn
las cuatro; ipucdcn uStedes man
taslo? Am cuando dicra us ed mil
tolareS no poIriamOS com placer
i e; Y Ic acOlSejamoS no liamt a
/ l1ngIlna Otra. pueS eli resutado 5,
ria cL mlSmo. tCausa? Que Ell CO.
nlcrn0 ha cOntratado para hoy to-
los los cocheS. Pero yea ustcd qle
/ hay como quinientOS en- Carac as r
~. VA 10 Sc. pnedo aladir que e.
lno.mil autom6viles, pero tambiea
cStan comprometidoS desde hace
mas de ounce dias.
4 Caracas Sc divicrte locamente.
Una febril cxcitaci6n. cue lle.sa
kaSta Ell deirio, reina en- sus ca
Hes y plazas. COcheS. auaom0vilcS
iicicletaS. cabaloS v dcmas medic,
de locomoci6n Sc uneven en- una
carrera verti2inosa. frcnetica. c6a
amcnaza de vidas pero. gracias a
II policia que deSplega ul.a. Wig; :
lancia y colo di@noS de cacomiJ.
20 sucetlen Academies lamemta-
,blcS. Diriase que la ciudad. pose
Sionada de m espjritu burI6n V
bullanguero. Sc olvida de la reaIi-
dad para vivir, siquicra sea unoS
inStantes la vida del ensueno. In
verdadero derroche de algeria Ia
a@fta Y la hace reir. cantar ba;
lrr como una loca. III rIido eS en-
Sordecedor. Qnien no haya vi;to
Caracas en- los tliaS de carhaval ~
podra munca cOnocer su verdade-
ra sicologia. Esta ciudad. de Ordi-
rario alegre v divertida. con es.i
algeria moceute del nino. llega
la exageraei6n en- eSta epoca del
ano. NADIA In preocnpa; de to-
do Sc RE Como siaquisera dar u
mentis q csa lucha por la existe'r
ella que ,anto nos tortura. Olvidar
csc eS su lena.
Aqui un grupo de lindaS gita
mas: alli una enredadera de pre-
ciosOS bOtOneS de fragantes rosa
que sonrien. al pasar. los expec
tadoreS Este Sc da ell aire de Il
diplOmatico: aquel imita un pa
vase; mOs bailan, otroS cantan
estos Sc rim del vecino; aquellos
chancean a las muchachas. v, as
todoS. olvidando sus pesares. lu
chan porfia por la cclebridad
pOrque aim las maScaras gustal
ole ser celebres, y sc valen de to.
dos los gestos V palabraS inlagi.
nabltS para despertar la hilaridad
, de quienes vienen reirse a su
costa. no Sabiendo que, la mayor
de las veces, son burlados despia-
dadamente. De vez en-, cuaudo. eu,
las plazas, donde no cesa e!' baiie
/ V el jaleo. tiene Ell poIicia --Gtenio.
a todo Y a todos-qde llamar al or
den a un cabalIero de larga Y es-
pesa barha por actuar en- disenan-
ella con su aspecto de hombre Sc
rio, Y es que bajo la careta que We
cubre Y ocufta ell r0stro sc agite
cl cuerpecito inquieto Y lleno de
vida de una linda muehacha que
cansada do la arbitrariedad que la
sociedad la imporle, busca en- ell dis
fraz un protector. Asi Sc burla v
desquita de la ridiculez de los que
pretcnden ignorar las leyes de la
naturalcza creyendose que vini-
mos al mundo solo para llorar.
Notas de un compass extraiio pue
blan ell ambiente entonando aires
nacionales . Son las cuatro de la
tarde: la seilal esta a punto de ser
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08
FL Carnaval en- Caracas
(Para Ell MUNDo)

oida. De pr0nto las trompetas to-
can rebate y empieza la batalla.
: batalla Simpatica de flores V ri
sas en- medic de una nube de pa
/ pel.lloS V cintaS multicolores que
te.ien una red por cnclma de os
alanbceS. fernando um a Inanrra
de arco de triunfo a la Belleza y
la Algeria.
ilS de noche la Plaza Bolivar Sc
ascmcja IA un cncendido castillo de
hadas con sus mdItipIos bombi-
Has de todos los colores y tama
ao,; ! los fuegos artiticiales. ju-
guetones llcnan ef espacio para
acr ell ruidosa caScada sob . ol
,0a m de cabezas hmanas que.
impavidas, Sc olvidan del peligro.
Iii dinero Sc bota punadas.
ii Gesprecio. como quiGn quicre
desha erse de un terrible encmi-
20 rs Ia Ci9arra que Sc olvida del
inv;pr,o Y canta sin cesar, mien-
iraS ii holmiga acopia proviSioncs
sin te canso Es el hombre Que. 10
ati. clio de la eterna farsa con
au, IA humanidad burla suS i!u-
$40 ,s Y traStorna sus mejores pla-
leS y ambicioncs. Sc deSquita con
groto cas- muestras de desden de
q icnt ;. despreocupados no les con
l1SlcI-a 81 doloi. aiano
Est1 fiesta, esta expansion. es
ia eccsidad de si csplritu inquie
70 Esta rePresentaci6n~c una re
Drodrcci0n feliz de la in.ermina-
lie llascarada de la vida. Y en-
tant0 los amos sc suceden con la
Duntualidad desconcertante del
crouometro. Caracas siempre aten
ia su tradicion, aguarda ell mo-
mcnto de reir a carcajada llena,
mclOsprociando la implacable rea
. 'i,lad de los tiempos.
Ciudad nina tn inocente diver
ION trastorna, por un momentO,
cerebro sin mclWrT Ell practi-
Is de NAL atonO, que stambien eres
rande v aitiva cuandOsel momen
)lo demanda YO simpatizo con-
90 de todo coraz6n. pues que sa
as sacudir la nostalgia de tus Sa-
'radas ebligaciones Y tc entire
as caprichosas e inocentes di-
asiOnes. No eFes loca, no; no va
las creerlo: eres saba, por
ne sabes interpreter la vida. Sc
ia. cuando debes; frivola. euando
ouedes, eres todO m caracter. De
/ puedo. decirse que conoces la
'erdadera filosofia del vivir.
Y mientras tanto. Caracas enIo
quecida, rie, canta V baila con Mo-
no eal grotesca mueca Y abandono.
F. E. Martinez.
CARACAS, IA de febrcro de mil
novecienjos veinte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08

Procure la pintlra "Shingle Stain, J.
para conservar La nmadera de su casa
y darle ademas Aun color artistieO.
SANCHEZ MORALES y Co. Inc Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08

CENTTT A El mas frssco, smplio
SA] comedor con vista nj
r.sr DepartamentOs para familiRs
Frents al ediiirio del Senado csycs
10 los deras Centres Ofciales. FL
nsas convenients para trsnseuntsH
Gale Gel Cristo, Mum. 16. San Juan.
TcIsfono 348. p o. Box 632.
PropiOtario: Pedro Arrieta
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DIR. E. N. Bocapegra Lopez
Especialista en- Enfermedades Tropi.
Gales, Was Urinarias y Stills
Gabinete de Electro Terapia
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinicos
Horas de Consulta: de p III.
San Francisco No. 81 altos,-Telefono
1893 y 5G6 negro, P. o Box 1850
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DK. M. DiAZ GARCIA
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UuNBUxTAS 4 aSP n
oIROJlA GENERAL
oLIHIoA DE ENFERMEpADEs
vBNEREAe
TOBACCO PALACE

DR.. Agustin R. Laugier
Ocunsta y Intermediates lie Ia uarl2
gaTganLa Y oldos.
Horas de ohclna. DE ~ IL a @
y de 2 6. P. Nd
Ban Justo No. 4. Esquina q Tstn,h
Tel 1881 san Juan
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IATENoIoN, cIUDADANosI

RL MUNDo, sc vende on el salop
Barberia I'll Modelo" de don Santa
60 Bonilla.
Sol st. Taa Alta p. 4 Advt
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HOTELES 5

NATI0NAy Don comedor esps
ciel para famtlia1 ,
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