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TO GO INTO COMMISSION.
The Training ship ChesRpeake 10
Nisit Europe.

BOSTON. April 10-The new Naval
Academy practice sailing ship. the Ches-
apeake, now at the Charlestown Navy Yard
viii go into commission on Thursday. She
has been inspected and a"ceTted, and Ma
val Constructor Baxter and his force have
been complimented for the work.
The commaNiant OF cadets from the Ma
val Academy. and the other officers. whY
viii also come from the Naval Academy
viii arrive in Boston Wednesday prepara-
tory 10 assuming charge. The new ship
viii sail probab,y early next week fer the
Naval academy. and viii make q European
cruise with the naval cadetSl[his simmer
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CIGARETTE LAW UPHELD.
\ supreme Court Decision Regard
ing a Chirngn OrIinnnce.

The Supreme Court in an opinion
read by Justice peckbam affirmed he
validity Of the au,i-cigareue ordinance. or
Chicago. A dealer who hsd been arrested
and fined Tor selling cigarettes iu violation
Of the ordinance. appealed 20 the Supreme
Court alleging that The ordinance T=zs
In violation Of the Fourteenth Amendment
10 the Constitution.
The court said that the ordinance had
been properly passsd and was not ohn0N-
ious 70 the fourteenth amendment and
Was valid
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PARTIALLY LOST HER SIGHT.
The Vision of One Eye Fails During
"a Night

MARTINSBURG. ". Va. April 10-On
awakening on Saturday morning last Mrs.
Bessie X. Lamon. widow Of Mr. Robert
Lamon, Of this county. found. 20 he- as
tonishment and alarm. that she had lost
the sight in her left eye during the night
When she retired she notiSed nothing
wrong with her sight. and as she had TO
trouble with her eyesigh whatever 10 was
unexplainable Mrs. Lamon left immedi-
ately TO see a specialist in Washington
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WAR RENEWED IN NATAL.
a Heavy CRnnOnnade Begun at
EInndsIaagte.

LONDON. April ia despatch from
fielermaritzbuIg. Of today's date. says.
heavy caunonade commenced this
morning at Elaudslaagtc north Of Lady
smith, IN Natal. The Beers ven'ured
south Of The Biggorsberg and posted heavy
guns four miles north Of ElandsIaagte and
fortified the vicinity Of Vessels Neck"
In all probabilit, General Butler has on
gaged the Boer,. who have been active
north Of Elandslaagte
LADYSMlTH. April 10-Hcavy firing
has been heard ia the direction Of Sunday
River
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NIHILIsT TRACTS FOUND.
DGnk kh"hor Immigrants " atched ~
Canadian Authorities.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. April I0.-Con-
siderable comment has been aroused here
by the discovery OF sedirioug and 5nareh-
istc literature among the DouLhobors.
printed in their own tongue and supposed
to have been distributed 10y Russian Nihi-
lists a sharp lookout is being kept by
the 5uthorities here to prevent the further
spread of such obnoxious doctrines and TO-
uy-cct the promoters Of the movement.
The DOukh0bors are miseIably poor this
year and 't is feared they may imbibe too
readily the most dangerous doctrines Of
the NihiIisJs and Anarchists.
The DOLkhObogs compose one OF the
many classes of immigrants who have
come 10 Northern Canada by thousand, In
The past i've years. They are originally
Russian peasants possessed u 4 peculiar
religious belief
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Hard Fight At WBPBNER
General Brabant Fiereely Engaged
BY BOer Commands.

and His Surrender De-
nnBded-AII Communication with
other Columns Cut On-Thc Battle
Ringing Two Bnys COuSecutiVeIy.
f-eaVy Losses ON 10th Sides-Hav-
90 Made by the BurEhrrs' Rapid
Fire GunS-Temporary RepuIse
net by Heavy Re-enforcements.
british Troops W~u Posted for De-
fencs-Fre" StsterS BreaI< Parole.
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A LAW REGARDING SIGNS.
The commissioners Recommend n
Bill to Prevent Certain Practices.

Bin to Prevent Certain Practices.
The District Commi ssiOners have favor
ably recommended 10 the two District
Committees in Congress the draf, OF a bin.
10 prevent the placing Of signs For sale
or For Rent upon private property in the
District The proposed measure makes
IL unlawful for any person or persons to
place or 10 put either of such signs upoa
any private property in the District Of Co
lumbia without the written consent of t1s
owner OF said property"
For the violation Of the act a fne OF not
less than SO nor more than S26 Is provid-
cd I'm the bill, and at the discretion Of the
court Imprisonment Tor Ten days may be
CVacrCd
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David :. Hammond Dead.

NEW YORK, April io.-Dayii :. HAM
mond. lessee Of the Plaza and Murray Hm
Hotels died in mis- apartments II the pIs.a
Hotel shortly after 10 o'clock last uigst
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FROM LADY CURzON.
Her CabieEram Accepts ProGrred-
Aid for Indin.

Aid for IndiH.
CHICAGO. April l0.-Thc Chicgco Iud-a
Famine Relief Committee has decided 10
reopen the Chicago agency. Bep-rts re-
ceived by the committee are TO the effect
that The distress in India is gr atar q a.
that Of lSs7, Lady CUrzor. formerly Mrs
Mary Letter. has cabled 10 s d. Elfredge.
Of the committee. as follows
Your generous letter received Iy hus-
uand and l VIII be reioiced 70 receive auy
help that Chicago may be willing 20 give
toward our terrible India famine The
Government Is relieving nearly T.eO0 OOD
and the worst has not yer come. Wa can
gurantee tnat every dollar s1bscrfbe5
Vill 30 10 she relief Of genuine hmm
suffering"
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The appeal taken by Admiral Dewey
iiom the decision o. the Court VI Claims
IN the prize money case. will be argued
this afternoon before the Supreme Court.
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THE PORTO RICAN BILL.
Ordered Before the Bousc by the
Ways and Means Committee.


The Committee on Ways and Means held
a special meeting this morning and ordered
the Porto Rican Tarin bill to be reported
70 the House. with a recommendatic1 that
the Senate amendments thereto be concur
red in. There was but ono majority for
the motion. the Democrats and AR Mccall
goting no
No rule for the consideration ~ the bin
has been prepared. but the impression pre-
walls lhat there will be but a short time
given for debate.
the Committee on Rules will meet TO-
morrow at II O'Clock 10 determine upon
the terms OF the order for the consideration
Of the bill. Opinions regardiag the time
70 be allotted for discussion vary from
two to five hours. bul they az agree that
IL Is the intention TO dispose OF the bin
at tomorrow's session.
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KAFFIRs KILLED BY BoERs.
They Lenve HafeLing Only To He
Surrounded.

LONDON. April ia despatch from
Pretoria states that band Of armed Kaf-
frs left Mafeking on April o., The Beers
surrounded them in bush. sheIIed and
stormed the position. and thirty-onc Of
the Kafirs were killed
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petition FOR divorce was fled today
by Jennie Elster Adams, who asks for a
legal separation from her husband. Henry
s. Adcms. On the ground OF desertiun.
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LoTTA. THE ACTRESS SUED.
The Boston AiIliOnairesS Listens q
the Testimony.

BOSTON. Aprn 1e. Miss Crabtree. who
is better known as 7he actress LOtta and
is one OF Boston's 'mllionaires. was an in
terested spectator in the Supreme Court
yesterday. where the suit brought against
her by J. j. Cadigan was on trial.
Mr. Cadigan, Nho is real estate broker.
sues to recover s. coo which he claims is
due from Miss Crabi .e as commissions on
the sale Of her hotel property.
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The stump Murder Trial.

The jury was completed this morning ir
the trial of William stump, the colored
man charged Will tho murder Of James
Lee colored. last December Opening
statements We've made by Assistant DIS
trict Attorney Taylor for the Government
and by Philip Walker for the defendant
Mr.. Walker suggested the line cf defence
by asserting that Lee was tae aggressor
in The affair which led 10 his death Dep
uty Coroner GlazobrooI WIS the first wit
ness called
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LORD METHUEN's CAPTURE.
The Prisoners Taken ut Bo~hof Vow
at Kimberley.
LONDON Al

LONDON. April lo.-The ffty-tvo prls-
oners. captured by Lord Nethuen az Boshof
have arrived At Kimberley. Only three are
Dutch. The others are French. Germans
and Russians
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Thr corur d,Aienc Enautr,

The Coeur dAlene enquiry was contin-
ued al , O'Clock his afternoon. with Hen
~ Howes. a merchant Of Wallace Idaho
stiil on the stand His examination b.
members of he committee was resumed
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DISTRICT IN THE SENATE.
senator Mcmillan Approves a Grad,
Crossing BIII.

Mr.. Mcmillan. from the Committee on
the Distriet OF Columbia. today made a Ia
vcrabie repor, to the Senate on tie bin
TO provide for eliminating certain grade
crossings o the line OF the Baltimore and
Potomac R~.lrOad. 4 number OF amend
ments suggested by the DistTlct Clmmis-
sioners were incorporated In the bill as
reported and Nr Mcmillan submitted a
long argument in favor OF its passage.
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TO PROCEED TO RHopEsrA.

General Darlington Leading the
Movement From Bcir.
CAPE TOWN. April 9.-Gen. Sir Fred
eric Darlington who Is 20 command the
British troops that are 10 be landed al
Beir, Portuguese East Africa. and proceed
to Rhodesia. has arrived here. He viii
sail at once for Beir. where the Australian
bushmen with their war stores ar, ,rriv-
ing daily
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A GoMPERs TESTIMONIAL.
An oii Printing of Himself Present
ed ia the Labor Leader

Samuel Gompors President OF the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor. was made the
recipient of handsome testimonial last
night from the members Of Organized labor
in the District The gift was magniA
cent painting Of himself
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6-inch siding or weather HoErding.
si.55 per leo 50 t.. at Sixth and y n. ave. Nv.
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The VOTE ON QUAY'S CASE
The Debate in the Senate TO End
on April q.

Mr. Chandler Secures Unanimous
Consent 10 a Time LImit-Mr. Hoar
Makes speech in Favor of the
pennsylvania senator-say~ Oppo-
sttion's Contentious Are Films,
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AK oar druEEist for IkrcGoI.
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Confessed TO THEFT.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April ID. LII iaL
and Nathan Homer. LOUIS Murphy. Billy
Zinc aud Mitch Mullins. who were in
dicted on a charge Of having stolen several
hundred dollars worth o. -sr the
Chesapeake and Ohio Esl -1.npanv
at this point and other places along the
line in KanaWha county. confessed their
theft in the Criminal Court and each was
sentenced to t8o years in the State prison.
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TIE TRANsvAALi voLKsRAAp.

Session of the Legislative rtody-
Set Cor May :.
PRETORIA, april 6. via Lourenco Mar
Ques. April 81 p. m.-The Transvaal
Nolksraad has been summoned TO rect on
May 4
The Rand gold outpu; Tor February vas
T. 5l70 ounces.
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te''i estate men. iohbrrS. carPenters.
y. \. ave.
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fpmbar prices kept ionv. Call and
see Prank Libbc. Ca =, al \. Y. ave.
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Clear doors. well made. No. 7. only
sl-25. ID the 'lTicnJi, Cuner. FraHl Illbcy
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IN3 spenr-head fence paiinES. II ctS.
each--2luays cal first at c,h g \. y ave.
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NEW YORK, April 1O.-The Rev a. thur
C. MeGiGort. whose hook on the apostolic
age resulted recently IN the charge Of
heresy being preferred against rim. was
allowed by q close vote OF the New YORK
PresbyteTy 10 sever bis connection with
she Presbyterian Church. This action IS s
taken at Dr. McGiGort'e orn request.
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Thc Street Car Vrstib.Ic 6uI-

TIE House Committee on the District OF
Columbia, which viii meet tomorrow. has
arranged TO vote then On the bill requiring
stree railway companies TO ves;ibue their
cars The bill has met with considerable
opposition from the railway companies.
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, cents eHch-icst fence picIscts,

y inel sqlale dro.sed i-. Iitbes 3 Go.
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NorfoII. g NYa.hinsten so .,.bonl ID.

Delightful trips daily al 6-51 p. m 10 Old Point
Comfort. Newport News. Norfl,s zad Nlrgiu.4
Beach. Fer schedule. see page :.
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Thr ronc Ila. = Cold

LONDON. April lo-A despatch to tbo
Central News from Rene states thai N,
Pope rs suffering from a slight cold.
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FIsnn's Dnsincss College. sth ana -.
F. C"r-,s Office f.zliniuat.on--s5
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TO STRENGTHEN GATACRE.
The Eighth Division Diverted I,
SprinEfOntciu.

CAPE Town. April Gen. Sir Henry
Ruudle's eighth division has been diverted
10 springfontein General Gatacre's pres
ent headqgartcrs.
FIETEBMARITZBURG. April "a Boer
commando 2.o0o strong is reported TO be
marching on Sprincfontein from Smith
field
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THE ASHANTEE REVOLT.

ing Uprising.
ACCRA. April 9.-One Hundred nd See
ond Hussars. under Captains Middlemist
and Bishop. left here for Kumassi today.
Six European missionaries are in the fort
al Kumassi which is evidently invested.
The uprising OF the natives is spreading.
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NO DANGER OF WAR.
AnGIn-Frrnrh Relations Pronounced
Most FrIendIs

Most Friendly.
PARIS, April 10.-Referring to the rela-
tions between Great Britain and France
the Figaro this morning says; The
eveutuality Of an Auglo-SaNon war has
disappeared. The attitude OF the English
Government all along has been most just
and irreprOachable. The polemics and
provocatious OF the press are over and the
relations Of the cabinets OF the two coun-
tries are smoother
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small Purchasers get pronIr; a:ten-
iiou az .h, Lant,r lrl q Frank Libboy Co.
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De Ar ecibo.

Desde ell sabado comenz6 & cir
cular ell rumor de que en- los .traba
jos de Ia carretera solo serfan EN-
pieados los republicanos los que
Sc afiliasen q dicho partido. El ru
NOR tomaba cuerpo i los animos Sc
encont1a aban va sobreexitados, por 10
que una comisi6n de respetables
personals, Sc acerco q los Directories
de los trabajos q fin de cerciorarse
de 10 que con tanta insistencia cir
culaba, estos les manifestaron no
ser ESQ verdad, pues para dichos
trabajos no Sc pide afiliaci6n polftica
en- ellos tienen cabida todos los
que deseen trabajar pertenezcan &
una 4 otra agrupaci6n.
Ha quedado reorganizada la so
ciedad sLa luvia de estrellas, ha.
biendose elegido la nueva directive
que Ia componen las sef1oras seflo-
res siguientes: Presidenta Sra. Ge-
noveva Storer de Lago. Vice Pre-
sidenta Sra Ana Machiavelo de Sci
fer. Tesorera Srta. Belen Gonzalez.
Secretaria Srta Maria Ball. Voca-
les: sefloritas Car men Rodriguez,
Maria Salicrup, Angela Balseiro
Manuela Casalduc. Directiva auxi.
liar: Presidente: don Bernardo Hui
cy, Vice Presidente: don Luis Cal.
der6n, Tesorero: don Manuel Astor,
Secretario: don Manuel Diaz, Voca
les: don Pascual Lopez, don Ramon
Gonzalez, don Enrique Guijarro
don Ramon Cadilla. -
Ell CORREsPONSAL.
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San Juan Puerto III de- -0
0aptllra
por Ia poiela insular.

&
Hace tempo merodeaba por 10
Jurisdiction de Caguas 81 requisite
riado por Ell Tribunal de San Juan
Salvador Lebr6n, autor De varios
crfmenes, s quien hasta la fecha
no Sc habfa logrado capturar, sien-
do in1tiles los esfuerzos dola poll
cfa insular de aquel puesto del de
sLa Mudas, q quien burlaba STEM
pre-.
Pero hace va dias, ell captain
Molina dispuso que una pareja de
policfa sAiese en- su persecution YES
tida de paisano, la que no descans6
un momento en- sus pesquisas, To-
grando capturarloE Eel s6bado dltimo
en- la carreterra, entire los puestos
de Caguas j La Muda, no sin antes
haber tenido que batirse casi cuerpo
q cuerpo, pues el criminal les hizo
frente con frecuentes disparos de
revolver.
Los policfas mencionados son
Emilio Girona e milo Egozcue.
Ell referido Salvador Lebr6n,
una vez capturado, fu6 conducido q
Ia poblaci6n de allf & esta por el
Captain Molina i una pareja sus
6rdenes, quedando a disposition de
los tribunales.
Ell pueblo de Caguas ha aplau.
dido mucho este servicio de policfa,
pues Ell susodicho criminal venfa
siendo el terror de aquella comar.
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n otiCias
de F i|ipinas.

-Comunican del archipelago
que un caf1onero americana ha izado
la bandera de los Estadcs Unidos
en- las islas Batanes Galagan que
no fuerOn mencionadas en- ell Trata
do de Paris
= Ell general tagalo Pillar ha ia
llecido & consecuencia de un ataque
de fiebre.
-Dicen de Man lila que los taga'
los Sc muestran activisimos en- la
provincial de Albay.
Ell gobierno de Washington
ha destituido al gen eral Otis, pero
MEGA ell hecho para dorar la pfldo'
ra, afirma que este viene q los Esta
dos Unidos a yer & su familia Gu
rarse, pero que regresara q Filipi'
mas.
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Gu ezra
angl o-boer,

"A 1914. 600 SO elevara ell ei4rci.
to de lord Roberts 8 fin de este mes,
contando con que lleguen puntual'
mente los refuerzos que Sc le han
enviado. -.
Los beers hi icieron un alarde
de fuerza en- Rensblrg fiaDquearon
dos de las sposiciones de los ingleses
captur4ndoles mil chrneros.
El general Robert Sc halla en-
Modderr river prepa i organi'
zando sus fuerzas.
L Los boers est4n fortificando
las montal1as de Izuz ii en- el Zululand
para impedir que el ei6rcjto in4I6s
atraviese por aquella partei vaya al
socorro de Ladysmith.
Aumenta ell hambre en- Kim.
berley, reinapdo allf numerosas en-.
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Situaci6Il
pe||igrOsa
EN- COMERIO


Ell Board de Carload de San
Juan ha enpezadp & suspender las
provisiones que se facilitaban 4 los
terratenientes de esta Jurisdiction.
Con ese motive est& alarm&ndo-
Sc la clase necesitada, la que halla-
ba trabajo aunque mezquino en- los
campos, i dfcese que algunos indivi
duos han ocurrido va q la autoridad
local en- solicitud de trabajo que no
encuentr6n. 4s@
IA que estado hemos llegado!
Pueblos como este que fueron, tan
prosperos Sc les aplaza indef1nida-
mente ell dia de llegar & una situa-
ci6n normal.
Todavfa no hay batatas, nj ma.
langos con los que Sc podrfa evitar
Ell hambre que Sc aproxima No hay
trabajos p1blicos nj aquf nj en- los
pueblos cercanos, i al jornalero le eee
impossible hacer an viaje al litoral eu
busca de trabajo, dejando & sus fa-
milias sin medios de alimento.
Nosotros opinanos que ell Board
de Carload terminar8 su mission en-
Comerfo q fines de Abril que segu-
ramente Sc empezar&n 4 sacar bata.
tas, habra maiz malangos; pero an
tes de esq fecha, si Sc re5iran 6 los
terraten enientes las provisiones, nose
acude con otro au xilio, morir&n de
hamhre muchos infeIices.
Ell Board de Carload ha sabi 10
en- sn noble mission destruir entorpe.
cimientos i espera|m mos que llegue &
terminarla sin que on estas poblacio-
nes interiors; Sc. aparezca el horri
BILE espectaculo del han.bre. !,
Por 10 que q este pueblo respec.'
ia, 81 es atendido en- estos dos me-
ses de prueba que equedan, habra que;
!. aplaudir las hermosss iniciativas de!
nuestro gobernante la eficacia dell
Board de Carload de San Juan quej
10 ha secundado.
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AhUhcloS AMERIcAhos

ANUNCIOS AMERIcAhOS
9UE PUBLICA LA CORRESPONDENCE
Emulsion de Scott.
The New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Company.
Pfdoras rosad2s del Dr.. Williams
The New.York Lite Insurance
Company.
Vino cordial del DR.. Uhict.
M&quinas de escribir Remington.
La Universidad de Notre Dame.
Vino reconstituyente do Stearns
: Maquinas de escribir de Hammond
Vino de cereza del DR.. Aver. >.
= Cerebri ina compuesta, del DR.. Ul
rici.
Compan MIA de seguros de vida 'tEl
Sol"
st Mary Academy, Notre Dame
Vigor del cabello, del DR.. Aver.
Jab6n Forest City,
s. Fl. "A. de Lima b Go. Comis
nistas.
Dooley Smith 4 Co. Comisionistas
Zarzaparrilla del DR.. Aver.
Alimento Mellin para nifios.
Pildoras del DIR. Haydok.
Pildoras para 81 higado, dd Dr.
Aver
Aermotores de Perkins.
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Inc

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FEBRERo Al, DE 1900.

sR. DIRECTOR DE ia coRREsPoNDENc1A,.