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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28
Denatured Boxing for Chienro.

Chicago. H.. Dec Z7.-"Denatured box
ing, which means six-round bouts, and
no decisions, will be attempted in the
near future at a suburb. close to Chicago
If the experiment proves a success, an
effort will be made to introduce the game
into Chicago. The general ideas of Phil
adelphia and New York bouts are 10 be
followed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28
ONE ANTE-SEASON SERIES.
Cardinals and Browns Only Major
League Clubs to Play.

Philadelphia, Dec. 27.-From present in
dications there will be only one series Of
games between American and National
League teams next spring. 1t is a GER
tainty that the Highlanders and the
Giants Will not clash, and also a foregone
conclusion that the Cubs and the Sox
viii not meet To date the only series
arranged is between the Cardinals and
Browns. Of St Louis
The two Boston clubs will hardly come
together, as George Dewey, owner Of the
Nationals. purposes to have his team Te-
main in the Sunny South until the last
possible moment. The Phillies and the
Athletics will not meet, the ante-season
question of superiority thus remaining
unsettled in all cities that sport and sup
port two clubs save In St Lotus.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28
Apple Crop worth $4,000.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Boyds, Nd, Dec. 27.-The last Of the
apples 20 be shipped TO market in Wash
ington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia have
been sent from THIS section of Mont
gOmery County. The crop this year
throughout the county has been an ex-
cellent and a lucrative one. The result
Of sales will reach at least So, 600
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28
Moore Wins sIzatlrr Rnce,

In the first race at the Convention Hall
roller skating rink yesterday afternoon
L. Moore defeated H. .Colston In rather
easy style. In the second event l..
Trumbo gained the lead on the last lap.
and beat w. Colston by a. narrow margin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28
Rockville Woman Dies.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Md, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Laura
Virginia Gray. wife of Richard Gray.
died last night at her home near Po-
tomac. aged thirty years. Her hus-
band and two infant children survive
her.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28
Ocean Sfenashins

New York. Dec. z.-AriTed: Adriatic. from
Southampton December le
Arrived out; Graf waldersee. al Hamburg; Luea-
MA. at Liverpool
Sailed from foreign ports: Celtic, frOu Queens
town.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28
BOOKSREAP HARVEST
Form Players Fare Badly at
City Park Track.
HYPERION II WINS FEATURE
CeIIa's Colt, an Odds-On FavOrIte in
the Betting, Sets HIS own Pace and
ROmps Home an Easy Winner.
Risk, Played for a killing in the
Opening Event, NOsed Out.

New Orleans, Dec. 2T-The favorite
players did not fare so well at the City
Park track to-day. as the winning choices
We're all at odds-on. IN the first and Sec
ond events rank outsiders were the win
ners, and the books reaDed a harvest.
The course was lightning fast this after
noon, and. despite the threatening
weather, one Of the largest Friday crowds
of the present season was out.
Interest Of the day conferred IN the run
ming Of the fourth race, in which Louis
Ceila's Hyperion II was made an odds-on
favorite Hyperion II proved to be much
the best. and deserved to be a short price,
as he raced TO the front in the first quar-
ter and after setting his own pace rolled
home the easiest winner Of the afternoon.
Lens was another odds-on choice to
land purse. Lens had only Coltness to
beat. according to form. and. after the
watkins colt broke down at the head of
the stretch. the Dunno gelding had an
easy time Of H. Gid, from the stable OF
Burley & O'Neill. was the runner up IN
this event. Coltness, on three legs, fin
ished third.
Rural Boy started things a-going for
the day by landing the opening event at
long price fro Risk. who was played
for a killing
Jockey Notter attempted 20 place Robin
Hood In the second race after getting of
in front and the result was that CooneS
h, an extreme outsider. managed to get
TO the front and won galloping from
Telescope, the good thing. while Robin
Hood finished third The placing OF
Robin Hood caused a great deal Of com
nfent
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FamIIy Ha.tily summoned.

SummOnses were Immediately sent out
to the members Of the family living
nearby. The ex-g0venor's sons had gone
TO the firms Office in the Law Building
20 look after the work for the day.
Ex-GOv. Jackson had not been in good
health for a long time. He had been a.
great sufferer from rheumatism. and this
had been complicated with heart trouble
which was the immediate cause Of his
death. The heart complications became
serious some years ago. The ex-governor
kept fully informed concerning the state
OF his health. He knew that ne might
die al any moment
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The Summarizes

FIRST RACE-Fige furlougs Rural Bov. lO5 n
hennessyl, Is 70 /. VOL: Risk l07 (Pickensl. 20
second Bitter Man, los %. Lei IS 70 1. third
Time. " Needmore, Taskmaster Caucus. Ban
ndge. MAJ Mack. Bucking Boy Stoncman. Fir7na-
nent, Car. Truce. and Mason also ran
SECOND RACE-Six fJrlongs Coonev X 10
u. W. Murphy. 20 l. won: Telescope. lO7 Nc
Daniel. 70 I, second: Robin Hood Ii3 CNotferi
II 70 s. third Time. l:li 25 No Quarter. Alencon
teoo. Miss Strome. Miss Ferris Caper. and Granada
also rzu.
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs. Lens. l5 Not
ter, 10 ?, won; Gid lo3 tMcDaniell % 20 l sec
ond: Coltness. los Dickens. II 20 s. third Time
- - haddo, II Captain. Early Hours. You
WIN. Bright Boy. AIowmaise. Monere. Moccassn.
and W0odsaw also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and seventy varis
Hyperion ii. 100 !McDaniell. 9 10 30 won. Dainty
Belle, 100 &C.. koenCrl, 20 2. second: Orly H. loa
a Fickensl. 80 70 !. third. Time. ISIS rs Debar
Donna. and Bestorling also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oge mile. ST. Inario g AIoies-
worth. 70 5. won Moscow Belle 100 Piekens
o. 70 l. second Bucket Brigade l0i CNotterl 10
third. Time. las % Albert Star, Esterine Flor
ida Glen. Agnes Dorothea. Tyrol Silver Cup Ada
o. Walker, and Ruddisore also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sirteenth miles
Lady Vincent. g u. SUMTER, 20 q won: Clara
huron. Is. Flynn. 70 ? secund: Louise Nc
Fsrlan. le6 "a. Minderl % 70 l. third Time
10 10 Just So, Adesso. Delmore Lemon Girl
saToir Fare, AlpenmaTchen, Call and DR. Nc
Carty also ran.
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Failing Since Last Winter.

His general health became worse last
winter. He went 10 Watkins Glen. In
New York. and later 70 Bedford Springs.
In Pennsylvania. When he came back
to Baltimore in the spring he said that
he could notice very httle improvement
in his condition. After spending a short
time here he went to his home in Sails
bury, where be remained until few
days preceding the Democratic State con-
vention on August s. He participated in
that event, and went back 10 his home,
returning &c Baltimore week or so
later 10 aid in the arrangements for the
Democratic notification meeting at the
Lyric on September Is
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28

Interesting programmes were rendered
tonight at the Christmas entertainments
held by the following Sunday schools:
Methodist Protestant, Baptist, Grace
Protestant Episcopal, Second Presby-
terrain. and Trinity Methodist Episcopal
The Sunday school Of the Methods.
Episcopal Church South, or Del Ray,
Alexandria County, also held its celeDra-
ton this evening.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28

On the ground OF desertion, Mabel Hun
was granted an absolute divorce from
Warren R Hun IN the corporation court
to-day. TIE plaintiff was granted per-
mission TO use her maiden name, Mabel
Shaffer-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28

The police department is investigating
the larceny Of 300 pounds Of lead cable.
said TO have been stolen about thirty
days ago from the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. r. Lee Stultz, local
manager of the company, to-day reported
the theft 10 the police
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-28

Rev Curtis Lee Laws, D D, OF Bait
more. tonight delivered an entertaining
lecture at the Yong Peoples Building.
known as the George R. Hin memorial.
on Paris and NaDOleon's picturesque
career. The lecture was enlivened by
stereOptieon Yiews4 portraying many in
teresting scenes in Paris Rev. Dr.. Laws
was greeted by large and appreciative
audience.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-16
Son Luis PO|Oyi.

San Luis Potosf, Mario / Q
de 1907. -Sr. Lie. Don Justo
Cardenas. = Laredo, Tex. =
Muy estimado Sehor y ami
go:
Habiendo tenido la oportu
nidad de permanecer aquf al
gln tempo, en- esta ciudad,
mejor, dicho en- esta hermosa
capital, donde hay tanto be-
do que ,admirar, creo poder
comunicarle algo de 10 mu-
cho bueno que por aca Sc ha
ce, bajo la gesti6n gubernati
va del Senor Ingeniero Don
Jose NJ. Espinosa y Cuevas,
uno de los Gobernantes a
quienes todo es propicio,
.pues. la fortuna, la juventud
todavfa, el poder, Ia popula-
ridad y la atingencia de dqrle
al c5a0o siempre, como deci-
mos por ALA, lie tienen en- i'm
predicamento verdadsrsmen
te envidiable.
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siglo iii Sc suscit6 tan encefniza.
damente, contra los adoradores de
esta religion, di6 lugar 4 que Sc
engrosasen sus filas y q Que corrie
ra mayor ntimero de hombres q co
bijarse bajo sus banderas.
Esto debfa servir de lecci6n al
Gobierno frances, ell cual cree que.
con una ley del parlamento, con
un decleto y un buen aparato de
fuerzas republicans, puede des-
cristianizar la Francia.
Nosotros, q tftulo de buenos libe
rales, creemos que no, poruue la
causa del oprimido ipjustamente
slempre resplandece mas que la
del opresor.
En- todas las 6pocas del mundo
han existido corazones que han mi
RADIO con horror la prepotencia v
ell derramamiento de sangre, y que
han huido de las Glas de los verdu
gos para colocarse al lado de las
vfctimas.
Dios salve a la Francia, la bella
Francia, de un gobierno enemigo
de la religion mas pura y mas
poetica de todas las religiones.
Nal creyeron los que pensaron
y piensan, que q fuerza de golpes
repetidos, poda venir al suelo es-
te arbol moral, cuyas raices son
tan profundas, tan antiguas como
la creaci6n, cuyo tronco es tan
grueso como ell mundo, y cuya CO.
pa alzase gigantic hasta ell cielo.
Jesucristo 10 ha dicho: Yo soy la
luz del mundo. Caefan los Go
biernos, las rep1blicas y los impe-
riOs;o pero mi palabra subsistira
eternamente.
LUIS BRUNI.
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amos. 81 escritor de este pGrrsfo,
al Club independents, para or gu
palabrs. Y despues entregsrlo. &
los modernos julios, 6 sea { los po-
liticsstros.'
Pero, dejemonos de chsnzas, y
hablemos con 10 seriednd que me-
rece el delicsdO y sacro argumen-
to. >
Ell Hombre-Dios depsrtfs con
ellos por medic de- sencillss y en-.
cantadorss palabras; les explicabs
IL grandeza de su Padre; su. inmen
50 sabiduris Y IL gloria que ten{a
reservada para los justos; los en-
sefiaba a cohocer el corazon del
hombre. sus sfectos y sus odios,
sus vicios " sus virtudes, sns pa
stones. sus creenciss y sus errores.
Sc insinuabs en- ell alma dc sus dis
cfpulos con una msrsvillosa senci-
llez. Y luego les decia:
..'Yo soy Dios.,'
Y los discfpulos creyeron.
Y mas. cuando ante su presen.
cia ssnaba & los enfermos y resuci
aba & los muertos.
Pero, asg como en- ell jsrdfn mas
bien cultivado mace una yerba -ex.
trsfs q las semillas sue 81 iardinero
escogi6 para sembrsr, Do u mis-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-16

ma mansrs entire los escogidos pol
! ell Divine Maestro, hubo un HON
bre extrafIo & su moral evangelical,
que Ie vendi6 cobardemente
Y no I,udo ser de otra maners,
porque 10 que cscrito estabs Sc hs
bfa de cumplir.
Jesis fue preso y llevado ante
81 Pontfice Anas.
Este le interrog6 sobre sus disci
pulos Y su doctrins, Y Jesds le res
pondi6:
Que me preguntas & mf9 pre-.
gunta 4 aquellos que han dido 10
que ye les liable.
Entonccs fue cuando recibi6 una
bofetads de msnos de un ministro
de los que estab ban presentes.
''Si he hablado msl, da testimo'
MO del NAL; mas 81 bien, tporque
me hieres2"
iOh. divinss palabras!. ,... En-
elias rssAlts un conjunto de virtu-
des. Elias demuestrsu que es mas
que un hombre, que es IN Dios, e'
que las pronuncis; y en- veFdsd. so
10 un hOmbre perfecto, un Dios, re
cibe seuejante ultraje sin conmo.
verse. Elias pouen de manifesto
Y tan clsrs como Il luz del Sol, su
,, naturslezs diyina, que dejs como
Ger en- todas sus scciones.
Jesds, como ha dicho un celebre
escritor contsmporanesy reune ID
bondad sin, aaquezs. Ia frmezs sin
soberbia, ls resignation sin sbsti.
niento, el cello sin tolerancis, Ia
paciencis sin vsnidad, la humildad
sin bsjszs Y Ia caridsd sin afecta-
ci6n, Sin limites.
Ofdss squellss palsbras por A.
nfs. le envi6 .stsdo 81 Ponsifice
Csifks, y desde Ia casa de este ID
llevsron sl ,pretorio,y = Flatos pre-
gnnt6 & los quelo llevsban: tQue
acusaci6n traeis contra este hom.
bre2
Los iudfos rsspondieren que ers
un mslhechor, y que por ESQ ae Il
enttegsbsn.
Por iltimo, .Jss1s fue condena
do { muerte.
AL occidente de Jerusalem, y &C
mo & unos cuatrocientos pies de 81
muralla, ilzase un pequeho monte
que Sc llama Calvario 6 G6lgots.
"a 81 Sc dirijieron los judfos COZ
JESUS.
Uns apifsda muohedumbre cir
cundaba Ia falda del citado monte
y millsres de ojos estaban fijos so
bre unss cruces que descollabal
sobre Ia silueta que forma su ci-
ma.
JESUS. maltratsdo. injuriado
cargado con una pesads cruz, aso
mo por Ia puerts judiciaris, cayer
do y levantsndose.
Un solo hombre Sc habis comps
decide de 81. y le syudabs q sopo
tar el peso de Ia cruz.
Una inmenss Qriterfa. de gente
ebrias de venasnzs y de licor, re
son6 por todos los Smbites d
squeI sitio. { Ia vista def que s
llsmaha reg de Zoe judios.
: Llegsron & Ia Gina del G6lgots
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JESUC!RIST0 !!
Y .SU. D0CTRINa.
ASo sum luz mundi; qui ssguitur me,
non .mbalat In teneSris, ssd -
haoebit lumen vitae.

ASo sum luz mundi qui ssEuitur me,
a0n ambulat In tenebris, ssd -
nAoebit lumen vitae.
Estamos en- cuaresma, y nos pa
fece muy l6gico olvidsr por un
momento Ia sucis cuanto intrincs-
eada politica, para ocuparnos, aun
que sea brevemente, de Ia literatu
"a Sacra.
: Iocaron q su termino las seten-
" semanas de Daniel. W
Ii Cristo nsci6. v con el vino ID
paa para el mundo, mas, por dss-
eracla, fue de poca duraci6n. por.
: que los hombrss no quisieron
Greer en- el. ~ aa
Orlsto prometia ell reino de los
Z O'eios a todos squellos que 10 ST.
SuleSen, teniendo fe en- la doctri.
@ que predicaba.
Il. zero los judfos, cargados de orc
ueSpreclaban al que, humildei y pc
Ure' y con solo Ia fuerza de su pa.
Abra, guerra regenerar al bombre
Este Sc rebelaba, v negaba gu.
'quel fuese Ell Mesias.
onos pobres pescadores, como
''amos nosotros, "huarachitos, ,
On los que creyeron en- el. /,
"' que 10 acompaharon, mas 6 M,
w. como los pobres Huarache
''0@padabsn, no kace aun mucbo
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ri sonido dc unos golpes bron
COS v pausados hiri6 los ofdos de
los circumstances, y al poco tiempe
Sc elev6 otra cruz en- ell sire.
Un hombre estaba clavado en-
ella. Este hombre era ell hijo de
Dios Nj una queja, nj un gemi.
do hsbia asOmado q sus labios, des
de que saliera del pretoria. Solo
cuando va estuyo suspense en- la
cruz, perdon6 q sus enemigos; y q
un hombre que debfa morir para
siempre, lie concedi6 la vida eter-
ma, porque conoci6 en- 81 un verda
dero arrepentimiento de los deli
tos que habfa cometido.
Y como viese JESUS & su madre
Y al discfpulo que mas amaba, les
dijo: "Mujer, he ahf q tu hijo:
Juan, he ahf q tn Madre."
lQue horror para Juan! iQue
Gambia tan doloroso para Maria!
Y para que Sc cumpliese 10 que
estsba escrito, a1adi6: ''Tengo
sed."
Pero esta sed residfa en- gu alma,
era una sed interior, era un vivo
deseo, ardiente, que le hacfa de-
scar Ia reconciliation del genero hu
mano con Dios.
Y asf que tuvieron cumplimien-
to todas las profesfas y habia toca
do q su termino Ia obra de Ia re-
denci6n, esclam6:
''Todo esta consumado."
E inclinando Ia cabeza, entreg6
el espfritu de donde habfa venido,
q Dios.a
Ell mundo Sc conmovi6 en- sus
cimientos. Las entraiIss de los
montes retemblsron y 81 sol Sc OF
cureci6. Las historias dicen tam.
bien que los muertos salieron de
sus tumbas, el velo del temple Sc
rssg6 y los cedros del Libano sc
troncharon impelidos por un furie
80 hurac&n. Los espectadores ca.
yeron al suelo Y los verduges hu-
yeron despavoridos, en- confusion
Ytodos, q un tempo, clamaban
verdsderamente, este era hiio de
Dios.
Jesucristo subi6 al cielo, pert
su doctrina qued6 sobre Ia tierr,
con germenes en- abundancia par,
fecundizarls.
Los Apostoles, aquellos hom
bres incansables, generosos, lleno
de fe v convencidos fntimamentt
de ls divinidad de su Maestro, ST
extendieron por ell mundo conoci
do en- aquella epoca, predicando
los demas hombres, sus hermanos
ell evangelio que habian dido de Ii
misma boca del Salvador, Y que
tan hondamente quedara impres,
en- ell fondo de sus corazones,
No fue necesario mucho temp,
para deiar conclude ell edilici'
que Sc habfan propuesto levantar
El pueblo, los grandes, los Re
yes y los Emperadores mismos S
convencieron POGO 4 POGO de su
errores, y en-. el w siglo de la Igl
sia, va casi toda la Europa er
cristiana.
La misma persecusi6n que en- G
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-16

. He tenido la oportunidad
. de asistir a uno de los con-
+ ciertos dados por la "Socie-
I dad de Conc:ertos," y aun
I que no todo podia ser exec
= : lente, bajo ell punto de vista
\ artistico, 81 hubo ahi mucho
b que revela buen gusto, ten
p dencia poderosa al cultivo del
! verdadero arte, estudio, ta-
lento y que Sc 70. De los mi
meros, me gustaron mucho
los que fueron cubiertos Dor
, Ia Senorita, mejor dicho, nj
ma, Esther Mercado, por la
Sehorita Guadalupe F. Medi-
ma, discipula del modesto 8
intelligence maestro, Sr. Joa-
quin Villalobos, alumno dis
tinguidisimo del Conservato
rio, por ell Sr. Professor Don
Flavio Carlos, maestro de
las mas legitimas glorias de
America, ell notable violinis-
ia Julian Carrillo. La Senori
ia Mercado, es una esperan-
"a del arte en- San Luis; be-
LA, j6ven, en- la primera epo
ca de la juventud, estudiosa
y con una voz dulce, limpia,
educada a la alta escuela,
por su maestro Don Jorge
Romero Malpica, y de extern
sion muy considerable; dada
su edad, tiene que ser en- po-
co tempo una hermosa can
tante en- este pueblo de las
mugeres aristocraticas Y So
ladoras. Lupita Medina es
discipula, como decfa a Ud.,
de Joaquin; del j6ven viejo,
aquel que nos describfan cier
ia OCCASION como un portento
del arte del piano. Y puede
.ud. estar SECURE de clio: Joa
quin es un artista complete:
nj lie importa ell mundo, no Sc
cuida de el mismo, nj de ma
die, sino del arte; posee como
cimientos profundos, s6lida-
mente adquiridos, tiene ia
cultades excepcionales, es
muy modesto y propio para
la ensenanza y creo one no
estara lejano ell dfa en- que
Sc lie haga justicia on 81 pro
pia TERRA, dandole 10 que
justa y merecidamente lie CO.
rresponde. Joaquin tiene mu
chos discipulos y me infor-
man que muy en- breve dara
|un concerto con todos los j6
venes y Senoritas que con el
estudian, concerto a que lie
vara seguramente SUI apoyo
y ayuda, ell inteligente CO.
bernador cue, como nd. sa-
be, es un artista consumado.
No hay empresa en- que de
la educaci6n estetica de Ia
sociedad Sc trate, para la
que no tenga mano alberta v
liberal ell ilustre descendiente
de los honorables Condos del
Penasco.
La ciudad esta en- un movi
miento verdaderamente inu-
sitado. Don ]. Encarnacion
Ipiha levanta un soberbio
edificio en- toda una mama
ma, que transformara Ia her
Imosa calle de Maltos, Don
Federico Meade un soberbio
Palacio que harfa honor q Ia
capital de la Repdblica y
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coNDICIONEs.

:, n,u6cr.,. Fron,erizo"" puSl''a
:, ,ibadss . 20
'"~rodo p.go 's hari en- monsaa s''
W .,seI.smspte sdelantsdo
pals. rsmitidos, segdn coavsnio
% ,,rr..pon isssh debs dlrij'rss
u JUsTO CARDENAs.
Laredo. Texas
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Entered as second class
matter In the Post OfYlse
at Laredo, Tex.
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18th 81 and Florida ave ne.
CHAS. H BLUMER, n Cap. ana r SITS. ne.
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ODONNELL DRUG CO, Sth and x g SITS.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
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Jefferson SITS.
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSsEN, Drug Store.