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DRIVING FLlP|A)S SlDIH.
LAWroy CAr1vnKs PAaAyaorE
AND xEIGHnORsse TOWN..
eebeis YsnA Americans % beth
Sizes - TA~ss. ana Escape Aissg
the Cesss-s~lasess Ss2er Fron

LAwton has occupied PzranaQue and the
villages os AAlihay TO the north and Las
Pinas to the south. preparatory TO NOV
tnx upon Raeoior. whence the rsbeis fed
during the night The rebels deserted
PsraseQra ans the trenches south OF Ma
Mia ~ midnight. finding the Americans
behind them. and escaped along the coast
Only alleged amigos were sourt IN Para
hague.
AZ daybseak yesterday a farce Of 100
men under Generals Lawtan. Wheaton
and Ovenshine advanced from San Pedro
MEcat. sweeping the country between
Manila bay and Laxnna de Bay. BY neon
the country wAs cleared almost 70 Para
nsaue. The Americans lost tive officers
Killed and twenty-one soldiers wounded.
The reheIs resisted desperately at the
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COURTS WILL SETTLE 1T.
Standing Dispute Between GovernO
and Secretary Taken There.

Special Dispatch To the Post -fpteillgencer.
OLYMPIA June i0The long standing
differences existing between Gov. Rogers
and Secretary of State Jenkins, over which
OF their departments shall forward ma
ttonal commi ssioDs is likely Ia shortly
reach a elimination In the supreme court
Friday the governor told a Post~lntelli-
gerrer correspondent that should an au-
thorizesi complain. be made 10 him BY
any notary regarding delay tn the receipt
OF his commission. he tthe governor, will
nandaynus the secretary TO forward the
comm Issions
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NoN-INioN MEN ATTACKED.
Miners Surroand the Htiisbora Mine
and Assaait Mca Going to work.

PASA. nj TGne ia-TussY a. Etlsh0rc.
IRE counry SEAT of Montgomery c9uafy.
twenty-five miles wsss Of PAna. n hloedy
Ytot ~Sa narrowly av~r4eS
Between shs hours nE II o'clock Last
night ard thss morning. ausor miners
frcBs -slnsyg c~aE@rs w.afr = radius of 10
fsssssE usss~eG ~ sisfSsseTo. and al : q efscE
strTo4rGei ths saiaes preventing the .or~
Gns51 rseos from passing their t.nss 7-ssss>
who gzerssse8 IN me asser-ssss 80 pass gs7r
assaulted Ans severely injured JaAn En-
tow, a nca~2nson raine-. r. reported fatally
injured.
tnica n.rsrs declare tray VIII remain IA
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NEW TORPEDO BOAT.


WILMINGTON. Del, June lN.-Torpedo
boat stringham. which Harlem 4 Holdings
worth Company il building for the govern
ment. was launched today. A party from
Washington. headed BIZ Assistant Secre-
fary Of the Navy Allen and Gen. Miles,
were present
The Stringham II the largest and most
costly torpedo boat designed for the gov
eminent and upon completion will be the
pioneer OF the ocean-going boats OF her
class. Her guaranteed speed IL 30 knots.
The vessel is named alter Rear Admiral
Sfias Norton Stringham. who died in
Brooklyn at the age OF 80 years. after SER
vice OF sixty-seven years tn the navy.
shipman-
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LlrroN'> Cur CHALLENGER.
Nitl Re M ftne Yacht 80 Ever
Entered q Race.

LONDON. June ie-~Mr. cAsElas Russell
tells TIE Associated rgsss ssaf al wa~k
en- she cur challenger Sc Yrcees;tas very
smoothly. and tAat fac craft 10 errsvg-
tnE frcrs Fafe's Ideas. which are hetsS
faithfully adhered - AZ thxs whatever
her racing merits nsat prove 10 70 tie
Shamrock Hsil be 50 perfect model ysSAt
In construction - ever entered a raeM
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ISNCHIN6 OF 4 CUBAN BANDIT.


SANTIAGO DE CT-BA. June 10 An OIL
csai ysnorf fron Halguin describes the
lyrchEaE of Antonio Garcia. a haaffi. chief.
who WAS taken from the general Ia COM
rsand by indignant essfgenS a8A hanged
Garcia was ere sc the uoxt anless men n
tire district. and Ais summary Uanls arnaGs
ansser al ias conditions IS regarded as a
favorable SYMPTOM. SeTerai 81 Garcia's se-
ca-spltees have offered 80 surrender To :na
American commander az Holgs1n. who
cabie4 Ma Gen Wood for ms rncttcns
Gen. W SodtS answer Vas. Make no terms
but arrest the sgirssnals''
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Loueh, Augustine 1 Co.

sls-si. First Az.

bearing On this matter are az follows:
Section g. All state warrants shall
bear interest at a rate not greater than
s per censnm pea aunuzn, unless les
rate oe specified therein. ard shall BE
paid by the treasurer in the order OF their
rursber ard date and issue. and after Ire
date Of the first publication OF any call
made by the treasurer for the payment OF
warrants
Sec. 4 All county. city, Gown and
evidences Of Indebtedness drawn or pay
able from any public funds. shall bear
interest at a rate not greater Than s
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sstseaf fYvm III position. ana fhas II
Frsst6snt Kruger DOES not rscs1s waS =
Inevitable.
Regarding he saxgsssion mat 4he
United States BE asked 20 mediate between
the Trznsvaai and Great Bsfsssn. United
States Ambassador chs4se says:
While every good Americas would Nd
come the possibility Of helping q solution
o. the present s:tu~k0n. re have not been
approached. and personally know moth
ing Of this prop0ned mediation by Amer
1ca.~
4 detachment Of ~ Royal engineers
sailed today Tor South Africa frrsn south
auspfon.
Venksseaa Sssfslas the President.
PRETORIA. Transvaaa jane fs.-Asser
deifberatson IN secret ali the rnornsnx the
scikarsxd yesterday approved PrenAent
KTuEsr's franchise propositions, and m
etructsd the government to draw them 10
IN the form Of law which win BE- sub
United TO the voiksraad The ysike-aad
aiso r'ass<d resolution Of regret that the
British high commissioner had not accept-
- kTussr's psopoaah. whsrh the vsfrs-
s4Ad considers reasonable In the highest
degree.
uialasaess ssUpovt Milssr.
Jo4IANNEsBrEG. June ia-At the
man meeting OF Eitlan1srs held here today
for the pnrpose Of confirming and support
ing the proposals. Of Sir Alfred Miner, thu
British high eomnsiMEoner. 4 resolution
Was adopted declaring that no sessiemsue
VIII be satisfactory which does not provide
for The recognition of equal political rights
70 all" President Kguger,s proposals
were considered wholly inadequate 10 sat
MY the just demand Of the unenfrAnchised.
while 6sr Alfred Miners we're ind0rssd as
the irreincibie minimum acceptable. The
0neesing was orderly and wan attended by
GAO Uiilandsrs. Ths government issued =
notice advising the enfrsnchissd burKhers
70 allow the meeting 70 proceed without
disturbance.
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ARMY OFFICERS HONORED.


WASHINGTON. June 1o.-By direction OF
the president two forts In Alaska have been
named In honor OF army officers. The one
at the mouth OF the Tanana river viii be
known as Fort Gihbon. in honor OF Gen.
John Gibbon. who was 20 long in command
OF the department Of the Columbia.
The Tort to be located AT Eagle City,
Alaska, will be called Fort Egbert. In hon.
or OF the late Henry c. Egbert. who was
colonel Of the Twenty -second Infantry and
brigadfer general OF volunteers, and killed
while leading his regiment In battle In the
Philippines. March Is.
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Bark~astm~ Qatekstep Iiheled.

STe~.sai srss2Ech n the Pas. -Irtesiige~cer.
TACOMA Jgne te~The harke.ssEr@
S@SrsefsgN ns@ loading lumber soT Ssn
f<H 1cssSs - st~sSvfeew was tied gn bx
Asssass M&<ssssi DAVIS tAss affaruao.s
% aaei ff~es tire Jattsd Stafas dis
frset eeuTt As-ss ssz a tear tsst claimed
- TO Puget S~4ad Isg Boat Company.
os ia
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therein.
Sec 3. II shah be the duty of every
public officer issuing public warrants TO
make monthly investigation 10 ascertain
the market value Of the current warrants
issued by him, and he shall 50 far as
practicable. fix the rate OF interest moi In
any event. however. exceeding the maxi
mum rate hereinhefere sfa'biishd there
forl on the warrants issued by him DUR
ing the ensuing month. so that the par
value shall be the market value theresa.
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that Tom Baker dropped dead from shot
as ne was passing the sheriH's place.
The militia are reported TO have smme-
dia:eiy surrounded the body OF Tom Baker
and protected It and hts friends, but Ia
doing so they were compelled 10 bring out
tho Calling gun and dispense the crowd
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Ka.t. WIN Arriye June 22.

WASHINGTON. June ia telegram
received at the navy department from Ad-
miral Kautx from Honolulu via San Fran
cisco states that he was TO arrive at San
Francisco on June -
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WILLIAM ALB ACQUITTED.
shot and Killed James Lacey IL
February Last.

SPOKANE. June William ABB WHO
shot and instantly killed James Lacey In
The Coear q Aiena gansAling resort F'earu-
AIRY Is WAS this Eseyulng declared not
galisy by the jury. AIni's defense was
that Lacey had threatened To Kill him on
eight
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NAIL sERvICE no 81. MICHAEL.
Steamer LaaPaAa Gets the Contract
for Three Trips.

Special Dispatch to the Post-InteiiyEenccr
WASHINGTON. June IA. steamboat
service is established from Seattle TO ST.
Michael Alaska. Richard Chilcott il to
DE collector. The distance 10 2 90 miles.
the weight Of mails to be determined by
the department. The steamer Iaurada
viii make three rounds trip. leaving Sc
attic about June Il. July Il and August IL
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Total since outbreak ..-e............... 1s-9S
Col Iippincott says:
Our force has been much cyerworked,
bat nevertheless has met with every eEner-
gency. Maj. Crosby has put up excellent
tent wards and the puryeycr. MAJ Cor
buster. has furnished abundant supplies
of all kinda OF short netice. Considering
the work done and Disadvantages we labor
under. being so far from our base, l can
safely say that the success in meeting Gil
requirements THUS far has been marvellous.
The Filipino wounded sfiil receive the
same kind attention they have in the past,
no efforts being spared to make them COM
Portable and give them every chance for
recovery. Number OF E.lipinos admitted to
hospital during the month, 50: numhe.
dad. s: number transferred. =: remaining
In hospital under treatment. lM.
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esmp n HsI,socro unxn the non-unioa
miners leave the pits CT uufn the 9uv-
ernor sends the militia 70 ds1Dexse them.
Tw<nsy-dye men joined the untco To-Day.
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Going 3
Cutin1 !

If 80. yeu certainly should cali
Ard xee orr Esne OF Isfcntc supplies.
sos II probably IL the most e5rzplese
asnA GA the PacsAr ecASf-
The cookies dishes OK 1eiicacles
consist Of things too nuanero1s 10
mention
We can sell y71 almost everything
In tie eataaze lire. from Wild Bears
Heal 20 Boneless Smoked Herring.
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Rape for Rs.


The Whitson Music company will sell
pianos a. low as $3.50, at prices and
terms TO suit the customer. WIN ship
from factory or deliver from store.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The case Of Gonzales Msndiebaum vs..
T. N. Hinch was dismissed BY the plain.
tiff.
In the case Of Herbert X. Strong vs.. N.
L. Eakin, the dsmur Of defendant was
oyerrulsd.
New suits we're entered a follows:
Commercial Club Va. Marian K. Ken
needy, Administrative Of the estate Of
Chas. W. Kennedy, for sl39, dues claimed
TO be unpaid. This Is an appeal from the
probate court.
Execution was Issued In the case OF
James A. Skinner vs.. NJ. Bresn.
Eliza j. Jones sues VIM. ID. Jones for
divorce.
Adecree OF divorce was granted In the
case OF Anna. strachan vs.. David X.
Strachan.
Lizzie Bosckes was granted q divorce
from Bert Bosckss with the custody Of
two minor children.
Everybody is invited, plenty of
room for old friends and new
ones, at Melini & Eakin's tonight.
A fine hot free lunch will be
served.
Found,
Money found-0wner may have eame
by calling at this office, proving prop.
erty and paying for this notice.
Ice cream,
Ice cream soda,
Saturday and Sunday.
DRLANEY's CANDY KITCHEN.
~
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CITY NEWS.

Steel ranges at Futrelles.
Mechanics tools. whitney Company.
MILK drinkers. Try Matthew'S Jersey
milk.
Luscious fruits Of all kinds at ]. l..
Il Co.'s.
Gas mantles. the best made whitney
Company.
Stove repairs for any stove made. Whit
ney Company.
s~tenogrsphy and typewriting at THE
CITIZEN oaice.
Fresh breakfast foods always on hand
at j. l.. Bell Il Co.'S,
See the ready embroidered lunch cloths,
doiles, ETC., at the Economist.
New plaids for skirts and ladies suits
Just arrived this morning. b. Ilfeld &
Co.
Small profits and quick sales Is our
motto. j. o. Gideon, 205 south First
street.
We have received a new consignment
OF japanese and China mating. Albert
Faber.
Special prices for cash. High grade
furniture at low grade prices at Flu
t~relle's.
Now Is your opportunity to lay In a
good supply OF table linen. Lunch
cloths, etc, at the Economist sale.
You can save from 10 TO % per cent by
buying your furniture. stoves and ranges
from j. o. Gideon. POO south First street.
Clarkyille coal, cleanest and ben In
the market. for all purposes. Yards,
No. Sls south First street. New phone.
No. 266.
Baehechi & Gioml, the wholesale and
retail dealers OF this city, received yes
terday the largest invoice OF bottled
goods ever received In this city, which
includes the choice brands OF the cele.
brated Mt. Vernon and EdgewoOd wits
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Bros

Sing" accompanied by Mrs. Dstweiler.
This song was so highly appreciated that
Mrs. Knightlinger had to give an encore.
which she did, rendering that sweet little
ballad, THE Mission Of the Rosebud"
These entertainments are proving very
enjoyable and will be largely attended
whenever given.
The XII Paso Graphic says: N. 8.
Knight. who wa In the city q few weeks
ago, contemplating q location, has con-
cluded to remain at Albuquerque, and
has gone into the auction business there"
Mr.. knight has been ar auctioneer here
the past few years. and he has made a
big success out Here, here. last chance;
already and gone to that man." He is
perfectly satisfied to let we'll enough
alone and remain In the territorial me-
tropolis.
Irrepressible Frank jolly sighed for q
ride yesterday and to-day he signs that
he rode. Thinking that officer Mike Mar
tinez, who Is on duty at night. would not
want to use his horse during the day,
young Frank went to the stable, led out
the horse and proceeded to enjoy q ride
around town. Mr.. Martinez discovered
his loss, however, and followed up the
youth and gave him q deserved chastise-
ment.
Dick Delsno. Al. Seelover. Louis Fritz
and several others are contemplating q
two weeks outing at Coyote Springs.
They expect to make q great slaughter Of
game which Is said to abound In that
neighborhood. and their friends are al
ready anticipating the enjoyment of
eating the venison. ducks, wild geese.
ETC.. which they have promised to bring
back.
Col. ]. g. Albright, who Is connected
with the business department Of the I'll
Psso Graphic. came In from the Pass city
last night and Is around among old
friends to-day. He will remain q few
days.
Miss Fannie Nowlin, OF Los Lunas,
has arrived In the city to enjoy the Sab
bath here. She will return TO Los Lunas
Monday morning.
Hot lunches before retiring are becom-
ing the fad. They can be had In all their
attractiveness at the Zeiger Cafe Sstur-
day night.
Mrs. Troutman. Of Albuquerque, has
accepted the position Of housekeeper for
n. N. Chaffee, says the Bland Herald.
When down town tonight drop In the
White Elephant. An elegant hot roast
turkey free lunch will be served.
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IVES. THE FLORIST.
Palms, ferns and ohrysanthemums,
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DRESS MAKING.

am prepared to do all kinds OF dress
making on short notice and guarantee
every garment 10 be satisfactory. My
work IL
Mstehless In Style,
Perfect In Fit,
Reasonably Priced.
A cordial invitation Is extended to the
ladies OF Albuquerque 10 call and see me
MRS SHATTUCK,
Room 90, second floorN. T, Armijo Build
ing.
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O

y. X. wsshburn. representing the To-
peks Paper company, Topeka, Kan, is In
the city with his samples.
Hot roast turkey free lunch at the
White Elephant tonight. A word 10 the
knowing one Is sufficient.
A. L. Finch, formerly q well-known
general merchant Of Bland, is reported
TO be seriously Ill at his home In Bland.
Hon. Solomon Luna, who accompanied
Governor 0tero back TO Santa Fe the
other morning, returned to the city last
night.
The White Elephant will as usual serve
an elegant free lunch tonight. The
special dish will be hot roast turkey and
trimmings.
Hon. NJ. 8. Otero, who Is president Of
the Wales Land company and who is
heavily interested In mining In the Co.
chit district, has returned to the city,
II would be difficult to ind two more
popular hosts than Quickel Il Bottle.
Zsiger's Cafe Is their headquarters, and
they will welcome their friends ct all
times.
The Estrslls society, at Miss Gilmore's
room In the Academy building, last night
rendered the program a. announced, and
with great success. Miss Lucy Hazledine
made q most satisfactory presiding
officer and this first attempt pressgss
many enjoyable entertainments during
the winter.
K. b. Harsch and wife have at last got
settled In their pretty Highland home.
Last night q host Of their friends, In
GLIDING Rebekahs and Odd Fellows,
called and helped to give an enjoyable
house warming. The guests took lunch
along with them thinking the newly In
stalled couple would not be provided.
Rev. T. @. Besttis Is to be c~ongratuls-
ted on his success In ~persusding Miss
Katharine X. Olive to stop over here on
her way from California TO New York.
She is q reader without q peer. She will
give her recitals In the Armory hall on
Thanksgiving evening. Albuquerque is
very fortunate In being able 10 hear one
OF such an international reputation.
A most delightful entertainment was
given at the Baptist church last night.
Miss Myrtle Munson read "The Spot on
the Floor with every evidence Of talent
and study. DR.. Grove talked Interestingly
about "The Rye" and Mrs. Knightlinger
sang "The Song Ny Mother Used to
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window shades At Futrelle's
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kies. Sizes range In quarts, one-half
and o%ne-fourth pints q one ounce bot
ties. Being strictly pure, they are recon-
mendei especially f0f family aud med
icinal use.
Before making up your mind about
purchasing anything IN the Jewelry or
optical line cali on US. Our prices are
low and our goods the best that can be
bought. 3. ysnn Il Son, l07 south second
street.
Quality is the true test OF chespness.
Our Cerrillos bituminous and uallup
ignite Goals are the best mined In New
Mexico. New phone 4l6, old phone 40.
N. II. Hahn Il Co.
For B~attenberg materials, stamped
linens, embroidery, silk, 20 TO Mrs. 1. l..
Plummer, room 70, n. L. Armijo build
ing. Free lessons his week. First class
instruction.
Clarkville coal, "a and t5 per ton de-
liveied. Yards, No. 3iS south first street,
John B. Deayen. proprietor. Orders So
iicited. Automatic phone. No 266.
For everything In good warm under
wear for men, women or children 20 10
b. Iifeld u 20. They have Just what
you Wohs ohu btiSco ~ Aa8he
Coyote water from the natural springs
can only be obtained Of the Coyote
| springs Mineral Water Co. Office ll6s
north second street.
Don't think OF buying your furniture
before getting our prices. IL will save
you money. j. o. 6ideon, 200 south First
street.
Quality counts. We sell standard
Goals, the best Of Cerrillos and Gallup.
". Il. Hahn Il Co.
Albuquerque Dye Works, 4I6 west Rail-
road avenue, cleaning. dyeing. pressing,
repairing, etc.
New skirts, In grey plaid camelshsir.
this seasons fad, just received. b. Held
u Go.
DO not forget the dressed chickens 70.
ceived by j. l.. Bell Il Co three times Q
week.
Special prices on towels, table linen
and napkins 1t the Economist this week.
Wsnted--Good, sound. old saddle horse.
suitable for lady. Address Y. this office.
Zeiger's Cafe is Q convenient place TO
drop ID and get q nice hot lunch.
Piano for rent. Apply to whitney
Company.
Matthew's Jersey milk; try 1t.
The H. L. v. s. will give Q ball at Ar
mory hall on Wednesday night, Nov. 22,
the proceeds Of which will 90 to the ben.
eft Of Temple Albert. Tickets Afty cents
each, and ~ this ball Is for q worthy
cause q large crowd should attend.
Lunch will be served at q nominal
price.
Al j. Richards, who arrived In the city
a few days ago from San Msrcisl, Is
ready for business, having opened up a
hrst-class cigar and tobacco store at No.
lib Railroad avenue. Bee his advertise.
ment.
ChRs. Mehan, the Chinese inspector at
XII Paso, came In from the south last
night and has his name on the sturges
European register.
7 All the delicacies OF the season which
go toward making up a nice lunch can
be found at the Zeiger Cafe Saturday
night.
George ii. Pradt, the surveyor and civil
engineer from the west. came In last
night from Laguna.
Don't forget our special sale on cloaks
and wraps this week. Big saving to
you. b. HELD & Co.
Dan Levy, who is well-known In this
city. Is at the European from New
York.
Hot roast turkey free lunch at the
White Elephant tonight.
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Money found-0wner may have same
by calling at this office, proving prop.
erty and paying for this notice.
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Eye strain.

Rye strain causes more headaches than
any other cause. DR.. Elliott's method OF
itting glasses without the use Of by
dratics gives permanent relief,
Examination free. ONCE at Hotel
Highland.
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Ice cream,
Ice cream soda.
Saturday and Sunday.
DELANEY's CANDY KITCHEN.

A most a%ppetizing hot free
lunch will be served as usual to-
night by Menlini g. Eakin, Every.
body is invited.
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Don't miss the hot free lunch
at Melini & Eakin's tonight.
They will serve something good.
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Lesson

Those desiring Spanish lessons, at rea
sonable rates. are requested TO call a
407 Huning avenue.
MRS. los. LEWIS.