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sands of visitors are in town enjoying the
festivities. From all appearances the Pan
American exposition might be open again.
The day resembled very much that on
which President Mckinley was shot six
years ago.
The Mckinley monument Is in the form Of
an obelisk of pure white marble resem-
bling somewhat the Egyptian obe!isk in
Central Park. New York city. The shaft
itself is sixty-nine feet high. seven feet
square at the base and rests on a pedestal
twenty-fo feet high. The base of the ped
estal covers a plot Of ninety feet in diane
ter. This plot was given by the city of
Buffalo. while the monument itself was
erected by the state Of New York. The
total cost aggregated about $135.OOO.
The monument is singularly beautiful
The tapering shaft was cut on remarkably
graceful lines and the whole appearance of
the memorial shows strength. simplicity
and dignity.
On two sides Of the pedestal is inscribed
in the marble the record of William Nc
Kinley. the soldier and statesman At the
-FOUR corners of the pedestal at the base
OF the shaft are four sleeping lions, of
heroic size, scuiptured by Phinister Proc
tor of New York. who went to the zoo in
Central Park for his models. Fountains
have been placed on the four sides at the
foot of the pedestal and are shut in by a
heavy stone balustrade. Outside of this is
broad circular promenade. surrounded by
a heavy chain fence. Stone steps lead up
to the promenade.
The monument is situated in the center of
Niagara Square.
On four sides of the base of the column
are the following inscriptions
This shaft was erected by the state of
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SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Total Receipts for the Fiscal Year
Ended June 80 $o,4S4 ,o3S.51.

The general land Office announces that
the total cash receipts from the disposal
Of public lands for the fiscal year ended
june 30. 1907. were s.. 474, 1851, an increase
over the receipts for the fiscal year 1866 of
81 $50 414.61.
This showing represents the largest
amount OF business transacted by the gen.
eral land office since the fiscal year 1889.
when the total receipts amounted to &c.
685, 901.34. with the exception OF that for
the fiscal year 1908, when the receipts ag-
gregated 81 ,O24. 1896.
In view OF the large area Of public land
in a state OF reservation for forestry and
reclamation purposes. this showing is con-
sidered very remarkable.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

CAPE RACE. n. F.. September 1.-The
steamer st. Louis. from Southampton for
New York. was In communication by wire
less telegraph with the Marconi station here
when $50 miles east of Sandy Hook light
ship at s am. VIII probably dock about
noon SATURDAY..
SIASCONSET. Mass. September 5.-The
steamer Cedric. from Liverpool for New
York was In communication by wireless
telegraph with the station here when 100
miles east of Nantucket lightship at IL q. m.
Will probably dock about 10 am. Friday.
SOUTHAMPTON. September ARRIVED:
Steamer Oceanic. from New York
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Eleven thousand checks have been mailed
by the state auditor at Richmond, Va, for
Confederate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and their
dependent widows. The checks are for a
comparatively small amount each, the total
sum paid in September being about 500 600.
The checks go to every section of the stfx,e
and should be in the hands Of the Bal
fciaries not later than this afternoon.
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ALL QUIET IN CUBA.
American Handling Of the Yellow
Fever Outbreak Praised,

James Lynn Rodgers. American consul
general at Havana. has arrived in Wash
ington on leave Of absence from his post
and is about to proceed with his family to
his home in Ohio to spend few weeks
vacation. Mr.. Rodgers. who was formerly
consul general at Shanghai was recalled at
short notice and sent post haste last sum-
mer to Havana to relieve Mr.. Steinhart as
consul general at his own request So Mr.
Rodgers is much In need Of rest. He
reported today to the State Department
that everything was quiet in Cuba and
that on all sides the people were full of
praise for the admirable manner in which
Gov. Magoon and the army medical officers
had handled the latest yellow fever out
break
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TAFT PARTY OFF FOR PORTLAND.
Left Yellowstone ark Today for the
Pacific Coast.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, September SEQ
rotary Taft and party left Yellowstone
Park today and started for Portland over
the Northern Pacific railroad. Mr.. Taft
and Oscar Straus. Secretary of Commerce
and Labor. met in the park. Mr.. Stratus
is returning from two months inspec-
ton OF the affairs of his department on the
Pacific coast and in the Hawaiian Islands
He went east to Chicago today. and will
proceed directly to Oyster Bay to see the
President.
Mr.. Stratus said that the Pacific coast
was enjoying a season of unprecedented
prosperity. Mr.. Taft. he thought was the
choice of the western republicans for
President. He and Mr.. Taft had long
conference last night. Mrs. Straus is
with Secretary Strauss
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Horsie Wouldn't "Whoa!"

A risky equine ran away with Henry
Grimm Of Murdoch Heights. Va. and WI
liam Moore of 132 7th street northwest yes
terday afternoon and both were painfully
bruised about the head and arms. They
went to their homes. where later the fam
lily Dhysician dropped in
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Blaza at Hamburg.

HAMBURG. September Fire In the
dock warehouse district here today caused
damage 10 the amount of about half a
million marks. a large quantity of coffee
spices and chemicals being destroyed A
number of work girls had narrow escapes
from the fame
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PURE White MARBLE
SHAFT TO MCKINLEY
Monument to Martyr President
Dedicated in Buffalo.
GOV. HUGHES CHIEF SPEAKER
Memorial the Work of the City and
the State.
BEARS THE RECORD OF HIS LIFE
It Is an Artistic Piece of Work and
Fitting Tribute to the Dead
Chiefs Memory.
Memorial the Work of the City and
the State.
FEARS THE RECORD OF HIS LIFE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BUFFALO. n. Y, September 5.-Gov.
Hughes arrived here early this morning to
spend the day in Buffalo and make the
principal speech at the dedication OF the
Mckinley monument this afternoon He
came from WATERFOWL. where he put in a
busy time yesterday.
This is old home week" here, and thou
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FATAL TACOMA FIRE.
Fifteen People Reported to Have
perished

TACOMA. Wash. September Sire de-
stroyed the Webb Hotel at Shelton. twenty
miles from Tacoma. last night. It is re-
ported that fifteen persons persisted. Miss
Bailey and Mrs. Nudge. both OF Shelton,
are known to be among the lost AL the
other victims are believed to be men.
Seven bodies have been recovered
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KERMIT LEAVES CAVALRY.
Presidents Son Annoyed by Attention
of a Stranger.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, September 5-Kermit Roose-
welt, son of the President. has left the
first squadron of the 18th Cavalry. with
which he was riding from Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan. to Fort Sheridan. ILL.,. and the
officers have no Idea Of his whereabouts.
Kermit left the squadron at Josiyn. Ill.
and 1t is said that his departure was has
tened by the conduct of a woman who an
noyed him with her attentions. He is said
to have told Capt. Fitz Hugh Lee and
Lieut.. Philip Sheridan that he could stand
the trip no longer and that he was going
to take a train for Chicago.
They think that Kermit may have gone
on a hunting trip after reaching this city.
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ROCHESTER,. n. Y. September 5.-Rev
DR. Edward j. Hanna of st. Bernards
Seminary here says that he has received
no official communication concerning his
rumored appointment coadjutor bishop
OF San Francisco. However. there seems
to be no doubt that the name of DR.. Hanna
Is one of the three submitted to the pope.
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SHANGHAI REPORT DENIED.
Coaling Station South Of Vladivostok
Not Leased by This Country.

Not Leased by This Country.
Acting Secretary Newberry Of the Navy
Department today said that there Is no
truth in the Shanghai report. printed In
Berlin. that the United States has leased
for five years a coaling station in Norvik
bay. south of Vladivostok. When told there
was a report from the same source that
the United States had leased for next win
ter the floating dry dock at Vladivostok.
Mr. Newberry said: THAT would be just
as much use to the navy as q canal on
Mars"
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Mr.. STEFFEN'S ERRORS
CANNoN's SECRETARY
CALLS ATTENTION TO THEM.
Mr.. Busbey's Letter Showing What
Are the Facts of the Houses
Treatment of Land Frauds

Mr.. L. White Busoey. secretary to Speak
er Cannon. has written letter to Mr.. Lin
coin Steffens, author of article in a cur
rent magazine, taking exceptions to state
ments made by the author relative to
Speaker Cannon's alleged appointment on
committee OF Representative Hermann of
Oregon. The letter follows:
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MATRIN0NIO EN- Flo
hda AdenTO
Ia fIecuents IIuVia ha llsChO peTdeF
Ia semiIla de tabaCO.
TambIsn han hseho daTo los thubaseos sl lss
fIneas De cafe.
(Ds auestrO cOrrespsnsal


Febrero 4.Ayer contraio matrimonic
por 10 civil 81 i6Yen Bruno Estrella con
Ia sefiorita CarmeIita Canetro, de Hatillo,
siendo los testigos don Francisco Alfonso y
don Leonardo Pagdn Las bodas fueron
muy celebradas pesar de haber nido entire
familia. El acto estuvo muy coDcufTido.
El matTimonio fue celebTado en- Hatlllo,
viniendo ijar su reaidencia la simpatica
pareja al barrio de Santana, de ATacibo.
Les deseamoa mil fsIicidades los nuevoB
c6nyugues y qusno haya nubes On q cie-
10 de sus amores.
IS gun nos ha manifsstado don Ra-
mon Perez Were, CONCEAL del ayuntamien-
to de Manatf, se lIevara q efecto la repara-
ci6n de los bacheB mas peligrosos del trozo
de camino que conduce del caser1o al
sitio denominado Pueblo Vie1o, de esta
jurisdiction, quedando entire los dos el
cementaIio, por estar intransitable dicho
camino.
La lluvia que hace proximamente
tres meBes que est6 cayendo On estos cam
pos ha heeho perder la semilla de tabaco
por no poderse preparar terreno para la
siembra los que Ia hicieron en- los pEi.
meros dias de aqua tambien Is perdieron;
not6ndose tambien el dafio que ha hecho
en- la fuca de cafe, pu6s ID horecida de
Enero que algunas ssperanzaB soatenfa, se
ha perdidO1 por los continues chubascos
que todos los dfas caen.
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NOTICIAS.

Iii senior Miguel Rodriguez Sierra
prssidents del ayuntamiento de Vega Ba.
ja, ha llegado & esta Ciudad, 90 asuntos
que Sc Tokan con la administration de
aguel municipio.
ARRIENDO.- Sc admiten propOAicio
nes do arriendo de Ia casa altos y bajos,
San Justo ndmero S5, frente 4 Gonzalez
Padin quienes dar6n informes.
El sefior Nemesio Perez Morris ha
solicitado de Ia alcaIdfa permiso para
reformaT Il casa No. 5 de Ia Gale de Ia
Fortaleza edifcSndola de tres pisos.
En- "El TELEGRAPH" deS Melon & Co.
acaban de importance de Paris para sus-
tituir las 'Capachas' de Ia estaci6n an
terror, preciosoS sombreros de feltro y
otraB clases para Hefioras ninaB, formas
elegantfsimas 81 alcance de todas las for.
tu las. 15v.a.
-El vspor 'President" saldra hoy pa
"a las In5ias Occidentales, llevando Co
respondents.
COLOCACION para una BeRiora 6
se iorita. La ofrecemos en- nuestra ofcina
de Ponce para Ia ateuci6n general de di'
cha ofcina. 81 entiende hsbla algo 81
ingl@s es prefeTible. Buena colocaci6n y
buen sueldo. Escrfbase la solicitud por
IL misma persona iDteresada diTijase &
"The Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroi,
derry Co.. 19 Allen ST. San Juan.
-Esta tarde saIdr6 para MaysgGez,
Ponce y Cuba, el vapor eSpafiol corTeo.
-VarioE casos de viruelas se han pre-
sentado en- Ia calle de Ia Luna.
Sc compran ABANICOS ANTI
GUOS aunque no esten en- .buen estado,
collares antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiase 4 p. j. B. Tetusn 40, Altos. i
-El doctor Avil6s ha empezado hoy
8 vacunar ca su diBtrito.
Ell esplendido Burtido de chocolates y
dulces en- cajas, propias para regalos de
Navidad, que ha recibido 81 cafe de los
espososM Morgan, Fortaleza 81, es el mejor
que 50 ha visto en- esta ciudad. t.Samo-
set "Baker'', las dos acreditadas, ,marcas
eatdn disposition del p6blico. Helados
de todas claseB & la orden. o.
-El senior Jose 8torer pronunciarS Ell
jueves de esta Bemana su Begundo discurso
sobre la Reforma Ia Iglesia lutera-
ma. 81 microbes comenzaron en- Catafio
las conftrencias Bobre 81 mismo tema.
Se encuentra Tecojido en- CANA ell
senior Domingo Hernandez, padre del se-
nor Jore Hernandez, empleado de Ia se-
Cretarfa del ayuutamiento de esta ciudad
Deseamos su rsstablecimiento.
-Malgastar 81 dinero es comprar otro
artfculo euando puede ted curarse del
est6mago con la asombrosa sEstomacaIina
Ulrici."
ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs.-9in quebrantos para el en-.
tista. DirigiEBe, Fortaleza 55, San Fran.
cisco p. B. d. JOSS M. Carrero
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JUAN BRASCHI.
Director INFERNO.
CAyON De SASTRE.

3 NO ea hRDl6 de ia eGGr0lla, en- San
Juan. Ahora sc habla de carnaval tam
.bien del cOnfictO americo-nip6n. En- el
pequefio cinemat6grafo de eata borroaa vi.
da p6blica, las peJtcWL0s SO suceden unaa
4 otras con fsncmenal rapidez
JQuien Sc acuerda ya de aquellas peLtcu-
las de las terDas que llegaron muchas W.
ces spasarHs ascendiendo cuaternasS
Ahora eat6n algunos, deben eltaT por
10 menos, verdaderamente preocupados con
ese asuntillo entire americ8nos japoneses
JCual pFueha de patents americanismo po-
drfan dar, arreglada las circunstaucias,
en- verdad complejas?
LO ignOronaoss Algunos californianos
creyerase que han "metido la pata Vaya
este case, lcual eH 81 americonismO dc esos
californianos que asf comprometen su
naci6n solo por meras preocupaciones de
raza?
No 10 sabemo8. Mas bien podrfan de
cirnoslo aquellos aquf versadoB en la pr6c.
tica de tan noble y necesaTia hemoglobina
ra nueStra defnitiva ''constituci6n".
Tai parece que estuvieran equivocados
en- California. ST 10 estSu, la moderna
teorfa de un diario republican, VendrfaIes
de perlas para iustifcarse no mas que imi.
tando q ese diaTio, y diciendo:
-Sehorea, 81 estamos equivocados, res.
peten nuestra equiyocaci6n.
lQuien habfa de decir que, andando el
tempo, un peri6dico republican, superara
81 hondo grave decir del un m ,nterilla
de comedia: ~ olcaJce no Sc equiv1ca aun.
que sc eq1ivOqueF
Ssr6 coBa de, en- 10 sucesivo, rehusar Ia
amable Pfa mission de advertir en- seme-
jantes nuestroS, equivocaciones en- que se
sumeIjan.
~ ei vemos que un pr6jimo, por equi
vocaci6n, en- vez de mil pesos paga dos mil
un acreedor guyo, nuestro honrado deber
consistira en- exclamar:
Else hombre Sc ha equivocado. Res
petsmos Au equivocaci6nl Las equiVOcQ-
clones Sc pagan con dineTO.
No piensa de ese modo ell Benador Gu
llom, 81 Cual sinembargo de 10 extravs-
gante de 80 apellido no ha vacilado en-
califcar de ESQ, de eGtrGVogante, un
discurso del Senador Perkins, senador-
harto hipeFb6lico hin duda cuando sien-
dolo tanto por su apellido su impug-
nador, con 81 Sc atreve le pone 10 que
parece como digan duefas.
Dij6rase en- vista de estas cosas que,
ademas de los extremes tambien SO tocan
Las hipeTboles.
Porque, 81 exc6ntrico ha estado, al decir
de Mr.. Cullom, en- un digcurso, el senador
Perkins; en- excentricidad no le va este
en- zaga 81 diario de Ia singular teorfa que
establece que, al equivocado, debe respe'
tarsele en- 50 hOnrGdG equivocaci6p; teo
ria en- alberta pugna con 81 cristiano prin.
cipio del bien que para nosotros nues
tros semejantes debemos desear.
Pero, Gale. Ahora caemos en- la cuen.
ia de que 81 Gmericamismo que para su ex
elusive uso, gastan alguuoE, 10 tienen has
ia en- los huesos; ipu6s 81 hay exc6ntricos
en- California en- Puerto Rico no faltan
ejemplareS del tempo!
PERIDEN.
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ArhoIss GurlOsOs.

Entire los 6rboles que son conocidos en-
Noruega por su forma extrafis, uno de los
mas curiosos es el 6rbol silbador Una
de sus ramas bajas estd vuelta hacia el
kuslo, y foTma I'm cfrculo perfscto orienta.
do de Norte Sur, y cuando eI viento
Fopla en- esta direction produce una espe.
Gle de silbido mas menos penttrante,
EegGn Ia velocidad del aire. Antiguamen.
to Bs miraba este Srbol con tenor supers,
ii iioso.
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AIsaeIa laIana

En- 81 afio terrible 8 sea 81 1870 como
llamaron los enemigos de las guerras, fuG
cuando mas Sc conocieEon en- 81 Orbe las
dos provincias francesas, cuyo espfritu no
han podido yariar los germanos adm ape
Sar De haber puesto en- clio 50 tenaz en-
pe1o. 81 gusto, 81 estiIo, 81 genio es go.
nuinamente frances. AIN se fabrican las
mas lindas muselinas Alsacia conocidaa
en- todo el mundo de las cuales sEI Gle
loD estS reCibiendo una gran paTtida.
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NdsIca ds COTibs

La gran casa editora de Aatruc de Pa
-rfs ha remitido 81 PARIS Bazaar tres
composiciones muuicales del senior Cort6s
dos Valseg Plainte Amoreuna cantada CON
tantO 6xito On 81 teatro y Vallie de lar
msA m walls lentO mny lindo, ambos gs
veuden 10 Centayog Uno. La otTa pi,zl !
e. un Two Step titulada Book March que
vale 50centavoa En- el PARIS BAZAAR,
Fovtalssa RI de Pedro Giu a.
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Passgsras IIsgadas aar Iaper .'Va!haaaral

Maria Cristina Alba, Rafael Mena AL
ba, Juana Lugo Torres, Federico Puchol,
Nicolas N. Oyanguren, Paula n. Ogan'
guren, Emilia Morales, Antonia Morales,
Manuel Morales, Eduardo Morales, Ge
neroso Morales Carlos Morales, Miguel
Fernandez, Emilia Lumbrerss Ceferino
Segundo, Eduardo Rey, Francisco Lomba.
De transito 259.
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Ia Ksrmassa q msHana

Es extrao1dinaria Ia animaci6n que rel
nR para Concurrir- -mafiana por Il ncche Z
IL "keEmesse" que benefcio del hospital
de mujeres ninos, 90 llevara & efscto sn
Ell teatro bsjo los auBpicios de algunas dis,
tirguidas damas entire elias les sefioEas dc
Winthrop, Luchet:i J Diss Navarro.
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JOCKEYS HABILES.
Suicides fahulOs.

Tres pequehueIos de Nueva York, niu-
guuo de ellos mayor de .18 amos, ganaron
Bueldos de $4,000 q $35, 900 cada uno
durante la estaci6u en- los hip6dromos del
Este. Estos chiquillos, con sueldos de
presidenteS de grandes corporaciones, son
simpleS Jockeys, pero muy habiIes para
maneisr los caballos de carrera.
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Una nina de Ponce Sc haIIa en- Tru-
jiIIO Alto.
ES dGOTCa aROS dc edad J qulOrs VOVer aoSu pua
bio dOnts Su madrlna MIGaela Rivera.
Ode maestro correspOmsal. }

FebrerO 4.-Se encuentra en- la casa del
alCalde de este pueblo, la nina Patricia
Rivera, de i amos, natural de Ponce, a
quien encontr6 en- la carretera que conduce
de este pueblo q Rio piedras, el vecino
Ramon Torres. Abandon6 la casa del se'
nor Artao, de Rio piedras Quiere volver
4 Ponce donde su tia y madrina, Micaela
Rivera,
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Tsar!a de- un Ing Is.

"E hombra mientras mas civilizado,
duerme msnos" Tai es la tsorfa de nm
pabio iug'6s E h1mbre primitive y
los salyajes Sc acuestan SO levantan & la
puNts la salida del SOL
Un indiYiduo de nusstras grandes capi.
ta.7 nunca 80 recogs Rutes de Ia media
nOche
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KeRMESSE

a benefcio del Hospital de mujeres y
nffios en- 81 teatro.
Los palcos altos para IL Kermesse que
tendra lugar 81 microbes del corriente,
estan de vents en- 81 PARIS BAZAR de
Pedro Giusti, al precio de tres dollars
uno.
La Comisi6n.
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gIlllIIlESIIIl

Bacalao pOr Exoelencia 80 =
reconstituye 4 los ninos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres Y muie-
res fuertes y vigorosos.
Es el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna 4
cada nif1o, casi siempre podemos
conservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los bijos propios,
sino al mundo entero.
FL bien comdn demanda que
todo nifio sea saludable.
Los nifios debiles causan mucha
augusta 4 sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
malefcos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando Ia tisis Y robando
Ia condicion anemica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcio-
SOS de la primera dosis. e
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PlaAMlDES De EGIPTO.
SOnlas tumbas dc los antiques

Las Pirdmides de Egipto son las tumbas
de los antiques reyes de aquel reino, y su
fecha sc remonta hasta Ia cuarta dinastfa
-cerca de 5000 amos antes de CEisto.
La mayor que cnbre IN 6rsa de 13
acres, era originalmente de 81 pies de
altura y tenfan en- la base una anchura de
757 pies poT cada lado.
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Ell TELEGRAPH
IL SAN JUSTO l2
be S. Me'oD 6. Comp.
Acaba de impor de Europa complete varadO urdo de
a mas alta novcdad

mpoar Europa complete mercanGa
alta novcdad
DE ERACIA nnasy cabaOa
SuidO
tas ,bordado ostureus.
etos de seda lana.
oetes eerulOde
usas.
DE
TOD0S
ligOsa
sIlanosy
eenl aCapin
y a aeconom
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PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADo
ENuN Ola tome q LAXATIVE BRo1O
QUHINA. "a boticarlo ls devolyeEx Il dlneEo Il 40
sa cara. u hEna De ks w GROVE as halla en-
cade ca1ita.
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SION COMPANY,

La Ozomulsi6n es el reconstituyente natu-
raj que supple Ia Naturaleza para la curaci6n
de las Intermediates Pulmonares y de la
Garganta. Los Infantes los Muchachos la
toman tan gustosamente como sus padres
porque es dulce, pura, agradable al paladaE,
dieerible, Sc asimila con facilidad.
Debido & las miles de curas radicales que
ha efectrado Ia Ozomulsi6n ocupa esta el
primer lugar en- Ia estimation de los Medi-
COS, quienes Ia consideran La Emulsion Ali
naenticia de Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao por
excelencia, cuyos otros agentes medicinales
son Ia Glicerina, los Hipofosftos de Cal ,
Soda y un Antiseptico que es el rey de los
Germicidas. =
Los Medicos Ia usan personalmente y Ia
recetan en- 50 practica pTiyada asi como en-
los Hospitales, no solo en- todos los Pafse5
Latino americanos, sino Eambien en- los Esta
dos Unidos y la Europa.
Estese SECURE de que Ia Ozomulsi6n hars
pcr Nd- 10 que ha hecho por ctros.
Las peTsonas que foman Ia Ozomulsi6n
gozan de perfecta saiud. Sd sangre Sc puri-
hea = se enriquece; el apetito aumenta las
comidae se haren mss apetecibles. En- fn, u
Ozomulsi6n a 10 que sodos huSeans
Egps = lI,l2
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