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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-15

Charles M. Schwab is planning to
become Senator from Nevada, succeed
ing Francis M. Newlands, whose term
expires in 1909. This announcement
comes from Nevada, where it is under.
stood that Schwab, in seeking the
Senatorial prize, has already obtained
residence, has invested heavily in
new gold fields, and is building home.
Mr.. Schwab will be very strong in 1908
when the Legislature will be selected
that will name Newlands' successor.
The States population will at least
double from 1900 to 1910, so Schwab
will be no newer than the State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-15

A pair OF hunting dogs lately saved
their master from downing, who,
while duck-hunting on the bay near
Mare Island, California. capsized his
boat, and dressed in his heavy clothing
and weighted down by his cartridge.
belt, was almost powerless for self.aid.
He was alone with his dogs, and they
seemed instinctively aware OF his dan.
ger. They had seized upon his clothin g
with their teeth, but that only rem.
dered him more helpless, and in obed.
fence to his comma nd, they ranged
themselves beside him and struck out
for shore after their master had placed
q hand on each flank to buoy him j..
self up, which he declares he could
never have done without that aid.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

one woman in twenty-five but what
suffer. with some arrangement OF the
female organism, and this In the secret
Of No many unhappy homes.
No woman a be nminblc. light
hearted and happy. n Joy TO her bps.
band aud children, md perform the
duties incumbent upon her. when she 10
suffering with backache. headache,
nervousness. sleeplcssness. bearing.
down pains. displacement Of the womb,
spinal weakness or ovarian troubles.
Irritability and snappy rctorts take
the place u plcasantncss. and all san.
shine IL driven out of the home. Qhd
lives r wrecked by woman's great
enemy-womb trouble.
Read this letter:
~ was truublri for eight ycars with irrrRu.
laritie- which hroke down my health sopd
brought on .xtwm~ nrrvousnr~- nni dcsJon-
dency. Lydia y. f~inkhain's Vegetable Com.
tuuni proved H. 10 the only mslicins which
briI-.l me. bay by day ] improved In health
Will. taking II until ! WIS entirely curSLx
can attend ~ my serial AMI household duties
ani thoroughly enjoy lie oncc more, NJ Lydia
u i%fnkhams Ncgctshl. Compound hns mnde
me n we'll woman, without an nrhe OF n Jssth, '
MIR. Chester Curry, ~ Saratoga stryt,
Eas, Boston, Mas.
A. the first Indication Of III health.
painful or Irregular ~mcnstruation.
pain In the side, headache. backachc,
bcaring.down pains, or
.'thc blues secure nj oncc n bottlssof
Lydia y. rinkham's Vegetable COM
pound and begin its use.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
THE AFTERNOON CALLER.
What to DO and What Not 10 Do When
Acting This Part In the
Social Life.

An afternoon call must he a shor,
and yet not n hurried one.
Don't enter ,hc house saying that
you have not q minute. and don't leave
II declaring that you must hurry ON to
another friend. or you give an idea
that your visit has boen paid gruds.
ingly.
Don't monopollEc the conversation.
Your hostess likes To retail her own
ncws. to air her " grievances, To
discuss mutual friends from her own
point Of Wow. You may be- the most
amusing person present. hut your very
brllllancy gives Others the desire to
shine also. and courtesy demands that
YOU should give them their oppor,un
ny.
Above all. don't talk Of yourself.
~ Is a letter OF the alphabet Ia be
omitted as much ms possible. Who
does not know the bore who tells you
II his health. his family. his plans. tiil
YOU sigh u sikh Of unutterablc relief
when no at length takes his depart.
IRE;
Don't utter In NJ audible aside 10
your companion: THANK heaven they
are Quit" A whisper Is fraught with
danger. and may possibly he retailcd
from one person to another until II
reaches the mistress Of the house.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
Clever Dinner Cards.

A clever set OF dinner cards to be used
for tally cards through an evening card
party, were painted at one end, poster
fashion, for the girls, with the queens,
and for the men, Jacks and kings. Play.
Ing cards were taken as models, and
were found surprisingly easy TO repro.
duce. And, by the way, a girl who was
clever at originating lust such little
cards found a ready market for her
wares. She gets up unusual cards for
club lunchcons and dinners, and for holl.
day Affairs. trying as hard nj possible
land succeeding wonderfully. too. as her
Increased orders provel to keep away
from %stereotyped ideas.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
FASHIONS FRfLLs.


Skirts must be full,
Changoablc tanctas are much in de.
mand for spring suits.
Light weight crash linen Is used fol
smart hummer irocka.
Black embroidery ON white leather
with a touch Of gold here and there Ia
effective,
Waistcoats Of white Kid are cmbroid.
cred all over In satin stitch In self color
Separate coats OF eyolot embruidcr,
are among the seasons novelties.
Opalescout effects assert themselves
everywhere.
Most OF the gummcr suit Jackets have
vests,
Pompadour ribbon insertion is seer
on new style white SILK parasols.
Crochet belts. crochet lace odgines.
crochet yoNes and crochet collars are ex-
pressions Of the present favor for hand.
work.
Elaborate embroidery Is a feature OF
the new hosiery. the familiar clocklng
having given way to irstep and higher
up decoration In front.
a coaching parasol OF red tanetL
shows n deep border OF striped red and
white ribbon.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
Leather Table Covers,

The arts and crafts In this countr,
have brought out table covers OF nat.
ural leather that are most attractive
They are stained In the different ari
greens, three tones. oS red. and also
left In the natural tans and browns
They are used for library and sitting
room tables, and men particularly
prefer them for dens, There is nc
attempt TO cut the edges Y or to
have any appearance OF finish abou,
them. They wear forever and a day
and need no laundering. The mos,
fanciful OF them are illuminated In the
duh puppies and gold OF the old mis-
sails. This takes n eroat deal of skin,
but the result Is In doubtful taste
Philadelphia Press.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
NO MORE HEADACHE
GENERAL WEAKNESS AND FEVER
DISAPPEAR TOO.


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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

volatile little mind the necessity oi
conceallng ita vCraclous appetite aud
eating with dignlncd Indifference. A
child may be restrained by the pres.
cncc NJ older people from behaving In
a manner suggestive of primitive man.
but NJ soon as its elders are out OF
sight II will relapse into less mannerly
aud more rapid m,thods Vt consuminr
food.
II possible. when correcting q child
for some slight breach OF etiquette. cS
plain the reason for the form or Gus
tom. In order 10 make a deeper I'm.
precision. For Instance. the Original
rcason why "A spoon should not be left
In a tea or consa cup Is because II en-
dangers the equilibrium OF the cup. \
child should bc permitted TO leave tho
table after dessert Il finished. but
never without saying: MAY | be OK
cusodf" Minors erow lnexprcsslbly
weary Of their elders aftcr-dinner talk.
and To remain quiet during halt an
hour Of n would weary the soul NJ n
martyr. and guests are often martyrs
In disguise.
In concluding. let mo emphasize
this; Considerations OF slze and age
~ chlldren's varying dispositions and
the rcstlcssness and hcedlcssncs OF
childhood should temper the discipline
ri the children's table.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

-Oakley, Mich, May s,h.-(sPecisD-"1
could no, sleep or rest in any place, says
Florence Capen. II this place. in a Iecrh.
interview. Il had n pain IN my back and
hips. II ! sat down ! could not get up
out u my chair. I was In pain all thu
time. ! got poor. for ! did not eat enough
TO keep a small child. I could not ret
nights.
Then I sent for n box u Dodd's Kid.
ney Pills and went to taking them. and
what 10 you think, that very night !
went 10 bed aud ! slept til morning. !
got M aud thanked Uoi for the nights
rs, and Dodi's Kidney Pills. Know
that odds Kidney fiis are all tina, is
claimed for them"
This Is only one 81 the numerous expert.
enccs that show the way Ia build an
run down people is TO cure the kidneys,
Thousands Of people in every state psar
witness to the fact that Dodd'- Kidney
Fills never fail to cure the kidneys.
The Indians who have not succeeded IN
obtaining situations with Wild west shows
sre. nearly all rcsentful aud ~discon,entci.
Nv %ashingtcn star.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
MERcILEss
Another speedy Cure Of an Itchius
numsr with oss of Hair By the
Cutt~uSa Remedies.

"for " years my neck was covered
with sorc.. the humor spreading 10 my
hair, which fell out, leaving an ~uns'ghtly
lEld spot. aud the SORENESS. iniiitntna
ton. and mercilcss itching made ms wild
friends advised Cutioura Soap aud tuti'
oura Ointment. aud after a few applica'
tons the torment suh.ided. TO my great
Joy. The sores soon DISAPPEARED. and MY
hair srow again. a. thick aud healthy n-
ever. shall always recommend the
tuticura Remedies. fSigncdl Harry j,
si'aldins, le+ West 10th street, New
York City"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

Shirtwalst boxes, which are now
found to be almost indispensable
articles OF furniture for bedrooms, come
In all sizes, and are made OF plain
white pine, covered with burlap or
French cretonne, with long brass
hinges and brass handles; or Of burnt
Weed, either with or without cokortas.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

.Wrie 90 :. q. Warner. q. 7. & T. A.,
Kansas CITY Southern ky.. Kansas CITY,
No, for Information concerning tree
uoycinment llomcsicad.. New Colony
Locations, Improved fams, VI neral land..
Rcc lands, and Timber land. and TOT
copy Il Current Events" business IN.
~poriunitic-, Rice book. n. &. y. Fruit
book. Cheap round trip h"rnc-crLcfs'
~iie'.rts on salc tint and third TUESDAYS n
each month. The short line TO the Land
Ut Iulhllmcn,,"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

In Q certain home where the stork ~
Gently visited there IL a six.year.old son
Of inquinug mind. When be was hrst
taken in TO see the new arrival lie en-.
claimed;
20, mamma. II hasn't any tecthi q,
mamma, II hasn't amy hair!'
Then, clasping his hands in despair, he
cried; Somebody has done u.s.. It's an
old baby. Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

Newport News. Va. May s.-Firsi
Lieutenant Moses Ross OF the artillery
corps, stationed at Fort Monroe, wa
drowned In the moat at that post early
Sunday morning. He was riding a bi-
cycle along the cement walk which
skirts the moat when the chain broke,
precipitating him Into the water,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

', Will pay You TO watch Tor the very
fra symptom oi indigestion OF liver ,rou.
ble aud To prevent the trouble from gain
ing h,alway by quickly taking Dr Call
wells tlANatiy.l Syrup pepsin. Nothing
chronic dyspepsia, and all It's compiler.
tion.. Nothing will cure Il - quickly.
pleasantly and surely a. syrup i'cp-in.
Sold Nv III druggists at 50c and slV.
Money back II II fails
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

The girl with the sallow complexion
will do well to "a oranges, Not one
orange alone at breakfast time but
four or Ave each day, This works
wonders.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
COLLAR AND CUFF SET.
Suggestion for Dress Accessories Now
SO Much Worn That Can De Made
by Home Needlewoman.

The illustration shows Of the new
designs in linen collar and cur sets,
to be o with spring or summer
shlr, waists. The stock proper-whlcn
has no lining-and the turnover are
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

Mexico city. May s.--it Ia believed
now that the Hamburg American
freight steamer Castillo Is lost. She Is
30 days overdue at Vera Cruz.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

The presidents party was up earl,
Sunday. After breakfast n limited
AMOUNT Of mail vas gotten out OF the
way. and then the party went TO tho
Presbyterian church. An invitation to
the president and his party was ex-
tended by Rev, j. Wilson Currcn and
Wal accepted,
The special left Glenwooi Springs nj
I've O'Clock this morning. A daylight
run will be made TO Denver, In order tn
give the party an opportunity TO enjoy
the scenery. The train will stop ten
minutes at Hanging Bridge, one Of the
prettlcst views on the Denver a Rio
Grnnde railroad,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

russia'a free balance" presumably rrp
r.rsnts the money the grand tukcs have
net yet taken Possession of.-Dciroit Free
IIsss.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

The scif satisfied nce,I to be short
sighted Chicago Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

Money talks. aud some people even
make every penny count N. \. Times.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

Hated often comes from only knowing
halt II a man-Chicago Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
Help Yourself.

Cure Rhcumati-m. Weakness. Pains,
Impure Bln"l. Nervous Exhaustion, In.
digestion OF Stomach troubles, Skin i..
cs-cs. ,aiarfh, ETC., 10y taking pushcc'ts :.
remedy hy using II after ductor. and an
other rcmclic- hAyc tailed. Write for
free booklet 10 Dr. rushcck, lgl Wash.
ington ST, Chicago, m.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

Psorturc cannot h. too highly spokcnof
o. a cough eur. j. ". - lircn. a!s Ihiri
ANs., y, Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. u, 100.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

~ aid not anticipate having the
pleasure " meeting you to-day. ant
"a Il H. SUNDAY | am I" golnr Ia try
IN make a speech tn YOU shall.
merely say how greatly I am enjoying
my visit To this beautiful state. wish
that In the last week up in tho noun
tains there had been n little NOR,
weather like this II there had boon, |
think We would have gone about tive
hoarS better, hut still as ! got ten
do not think Ne have any right &c
complain nm sure ! need not al
you how much I have enjoyed my holl
day here. and how deeply ! have ap
pfcclatcd tho kindness. with which
have been treated by the people OF you'
state. the people In your cities aud The
ranchmcn right In the Immediate
nc,ghhurhood oi where | was hunting
II was "a great pleasure To see the mel
OF Colorado. to see the women. and
do not know but wha, I am even more
clad to see the small folks. shall no
try Ia make you a speech. shall sim.
ply say again how glad | am to SEE
Won and he YOU guest"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12

Mauy. a love symphony hath been wit.
ten IN hank notes ~ u. ~iici,une.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
ENTERTAINED BY
THE PRESIDENT
Dinner at Clenwood Springs to His
Companions Of the Hunt.
AN EVENT ALL WILL REMEMBER
A 0sies sunday Att~sdtss "a Mail,
GoiWs 60 Churck and 1'repsr-
tss Fos the isomeward
noand TRIP.

Gicnwood Springs, Col, May a.
President Roos,yelt entertained n, din.
ncr. Sunday nigh, b,a comn,,lons ou
h,s ,hro. 80. 80, A., "a -.
'
~ H'''' '"c u'n"er ne pau
'neh an aheo,onate farewell and
promised that all would live forever II
his fOndest memory. Al the dinnof
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-05-12
Wa. M n~f.rn,sI NG1ir.

The dinner wa served In a private
lining room ~ M Hotel Colorado. The
guests were dressed much as they wen
In the mountains Flannel shirts ives
the rule. although the pidcs did dis
card their chaps and laid away their
guns. The president and Mr.. Loeb
wore their frocks. and Dr. Lambert
and Dr stewart were In plain business
suits. ~ they have not connected with
their dress clothes. some Of the stories
told A. H. dinner later went into prI.
waite circulation, but Il wos understood
they were not tn be- printed. and the
wishes of tho rr- sldent will be respect
cd. Il can be- said. however, that they
related entirely to Incidents connected
with the hunt.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-05-13
Lle0os ae smcesOs h'dgicoos

/IrR0S ae SNceSOS N'dgic00S
E,tan estas lineas de j. III.
Simmons. de Casey, la, F'gn
rese I'd 10 que hubiera resulta
do de una tos muy fuerte Il u"
ha tornado una medicina de Ia
cual escrbe: "Tenia una tcs
horr0r0sa, que me moitliicaha
toda Ia noche. Tome muchas
medicinas: pero ninguna me a
livi6, hasta que tome el Nnevo
Descuhrimiento del DR.. King
para Consrnci6n, Toses y Res
frios, que me euro completa
mente.' Este remedio cura to
las las enlermedades de la gar
ganta y de los pulmones, evlta
Ia grippe y la pulmonia.
Garantizada en- tcdas las DO
ticas. Precio: so cts y 81 %.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-05-13

to5 legales nj Sc tramitiran 81 no
van acompanadas del certifiCado
expedido por la oficina local del
Timbre, que acredite haberse de-
positado en- la mencionada oticlna
ell importe del impuesto de titula
ci6n, seg1n ell ntimero de pertenen
cias mineras comprendidas en- las
solicitudes. Dicho certihcado de
dep6sito sera devualto 4 los intere
sados tan pronto como hayan que
dado canceladas en- los tftulos de
Ia nina de que Sc trate la estampl
Has correspondents o ell denuncio
hayan sido definitivamente desc
chado.
Articulo 12.-Se reduce 4 i por
ciento ell 9 por ciento que el artl
culo 40 del decreto de 6 de Junio
de 1887 flo como maximum del i'm
puesto con que los Estados 8 la fe
deraci6n en- su case, pueden grG-
var las minaS.
Articulo 13-Deian de causar
derechos de importation el zinc en-
lingotes, limaduras, granalla . en-
estado iliforme. de la fraction 205
de Ia Tarifa de n Ordenanza Gene
raj dc Aduanas: cl azufre dc Ia
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-05-13
Nueva Cristiana.

Segun una elr yante tarie.
ia que teDemos a la vista, ell
Ola . del presente mes, fue lie
vada a tomar las aguas del
hautlsmO, en- la Catedral de
Sn' Agustin de esta ciudad, la
hihl GUADALUPE, siendo sus
padres: el Sr. Pr6coro f. Gu
uelrez y esposa, Sra, Aurelia
Mendoza de Gutierrez Y, sus
l"a'lnos: el Sr. On. Manuel
.avaz'' :, Garcia 2 esposs. S.a.
>anjnaha G. de Cavazos.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-05-13
Ecos Retrospectivos.
De ID ViSIIl del En11l0d0T IIQ|IlE0
q Texas.

A su tempo, anunciamos 4 nues
tros lectores III intcrcsantisima Vi
sta, en- forma Official, del Baron
Mayor de Planches, Embajador
italiano en- Washington, al Estado
Imperio Gle Texas, Ia cual fuG pro
longada hasta Laredo, por inicia-
ci6n del Signor Caballero Luis Bru
nj.
FL distinguido diplomatico, lie
va una delicada { importantc mi
sion, altamente economical, patri6
tica V humanitaria; porGue Sc ira
ia de investigar, estudlar ell terre
no, las leyes y las costumbres de
un pals en- cl que, malana 8 pasa
10, millares de colonos agriculto
res, buenC-, honrados { inteligen
tes, vendran 4 unirse con los matt
vos, para desarrollar las inmen
Sas riqlezas de este virren y priv
legiado suclo.
Su Excclencia el Embajador, re
cibi0 una favorable V eXcelente i'm
preston en- los varios puntos que
viSit0.
> LIZ franqueza y liberalidad de
los texanos lie agrad6 mucho, y en-
comic sus instiuuciones Democrat
cas-.
Del china, suelo v cielo Sc expire
SO de la manera siguiente: "El eli
ma de Texas es parecido al de al
gunas provincias italianas; ell sue
10 es rico, ell cielo hermoso; me re
cuerda ell cielo explendido de mi
patria, la Sunny Italy," Yo creo
que una buena immigration italia
ma, hara la fortuna del Estado v Ia
de los emigrantes. En- Texas, hay
gloria, pan v trabajo para todos! rs
un Estado en- embrion, inmensa-
mente grande, V tiene riquezas ma
turales Y fiSicas inagotables: nece
sta fuertes brazos y agricultores
inteligentes para desarrollarlas."
A la vista de la vecina ciudad
hermana, ell Embajador manifesto
ell deseo de pasar ell puente, j lie
gar hasta Nuevo Laredo; mas no
fue possible, por la destruction del
puente "Portirio Diaz" Y ell item
po disponible sumamente limitado
no lie permiti6 ell placer de pisar el
glorioso suelo de la gloriosfsima
patria del Benemerito de Americas
Benito Juarez, V desde ALI man
dar un reverente saludo 4 Aspiros
que fue en- vida uno de sus mejo
res amigos v colegas.
Tambien para ell Genera! Diaz
tuvo palabras de admiration, y ha
bio de Mexico con gran simpatfa.
Ahora, mencionaremos un epi
sodio muy significativo, que
llam6 nuestra atencion, no me-
nos que la de los miembros del
Comite de reception; cuando el
Signor Luis Bruni. en- la estacion |
del international, Sc avanzo para
darle Ia bien yenlda en- nomhre de
la Colonia Italiana de esta ciudad,
su Excelencia ell Embajador 10
abrazo v 10 besO, como para dc
mostrarle ell agradecimiento por
10 que Ina hecho en- favor de su pa
tria y de los emlgrantes italianOs.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-05-13

800 de la Tarifa de la Ordenanza
de Aduanas, v que los interesados
Sc sujeten estrictamente 4 todos
los requisites que fila el articulo
siguiente. Esta franquicia solo Sc
otorgaaa 4 Ia maquinaria uue Sc
importe antes del 30 de JUNO de
1908.
Artfculo 16-rPara disfrutar de
la franquicia que establece e! arti-
culo anterior dcberan observarse
las reglas que en- scguida Sc EXPIRE
san:
A. La negotiation minera 3 me
taldrgica que hubiese hecho ell pc
dido dara 4 conocer 4 la Direction
General de Aduanas, con veinte
dlas cpando menos de anticipation
a la llegada de la maquinaria, la
description general de esta, ell lu-
gar donde Sc establecera V ell nom
bre de la aduana por donde Sc veri
iicara la Importation, q fin de que
esta oficina reciba oportunamente
ell aa.iso de la mencionada Direc-
cioiL con as instrucciones 4 que
haya lugar.
bal hacerse la importaci6n.
presentari Ia aduana la faeturs
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-05-13

fraction 35S; los cianuros alcalinos
de la Fraction 677. ell hiposulfito de
sosa de la Traction 697; ell salitre
Q nitrate de potasa 8 de sosa de la
Fraction 1lG, Y ell zinc en- laminas
de la fraction 303 de la menciona
da Tarifa, cuando sus dimenciones
no excedan de lX2.25 metros Y de
/ milimetlo de grueso v siempre
que tengan perforaciones cada 20
centimetros en- cualquiera direc-
ci6n.
Articulo IA Dejan tambiGn de
causar derechos 4 su importation,
Ell acido sulfirico que grava la frac
ci6n 6j4 de Ia Tarifa Y el sulfato
de cobre especilicado en- la frac--
cion 7l9; pero estas exenciones 50
10 duraran hasta el 30 de Junio &c
1903.
Articulo 1j.-Ilos derechos de
importation que causen las maqui
mas deStinadas 4 la mineria 8 4 los
cstahlecimientos metallirgicos don
de Sc benehciln los metales precio
SOS, serdn devueltos 4 las negocia
clones que las hubieren encargado,
sienpre que dichas mdquinas sean
de las comprendidas on Ia Fraction