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The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1909-12-11
A Marvellous Hypnosist Coming TO Laclede

Prof. Hemstreet, the hypnotist,
gave interesting performances to
good crowds at the opera house
Monday and Tuesday evenings. He
very easily demonstrated to the
satisfaction of all that he is no
fakir, that hypnotism is no fake
and that he is a master hand at the
art, science, occult mystery, or
what ever name you choose to call
it by. With good subjects to work
on both nights he was able to give
the people not only very interesting
and amusing entertainments, but
also valuable educational ideas on
the subject. His explanations add
ed much to the latter. -Esn Claire
wis. Leader.
Prof. Hemstreet will be at La
clede Wednesday night, December
Is, and two ladies', or one lady and
one gentleman will be admitted on
each paid adult ticket, ;f ,ls the
opera house before 8:15 p. m. Ad-
mission Is and 25 cents.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1909-12-11
Death Of MRS. chas. A. Heirick

Eva Pearl Ormsby was born in
Laclede, Mo-, December 21, 1887,
and died at Wakarusa, Kan, Dec
ember 8, 1909, aged q years, II
months and IL days.
In February, 1907, she removed
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h.
|J. Ormsby, to Manhattan, Kan,
where she resided until 1908. She
was married at her home to Charles
A. Hetrick, May 8, 1908, and came
to Brookfield to reside. Here her
health failed and thinking change
of climate might be beneficial, with
her husband she returned to the
home Of her parents near Waka-
rusa where for a time she seemed
to improve and was able to be out.
Suddenly the old complaint return
ed and the body was to frail to
withstand the attack and on FRI
day, December 8, her spirit took it's
fight.
At the age of thirteen she was
converted during the pastorate of
Rev. j. I'll. Cox and united with
the Methodist Episcopal church.
She was devoted to the work of the
church of her choice. Faithful in
the performance Of every duty.
She loved the Sabbath school and
league, and it was her delight to
render service to the Lord whom
she loved. When the end came,
with it came the loving assurance
that all was we'll as she passed
peacefully away.
Her body was brought to Laclede
for burial where surrounded by the
friends of her childhood who
brought their beautiful offerings of
flowers as a tribute to her memory,
services were held in the Methodist
church, Tuesday, December Z, con-
ducted by the pastor, followed by
the ritualistic service OF the Eastern
Star of which order she was a mem
Der, and her body was laid at rest.
She leaves husband, father and
mother and one brother to whom
their many friends extend their ex-
pressions of sympathy.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1909-12-11
TOWN AND COUNTRY IN BRIEF
Local Events Of The Past Week Recorded For
Busy Blade Readers.

Xmas candy, nuts and fruits OF
\ all kinds at the Model.
See the hypnotist at the opera
house next Wednesday night.
Election of Modern Brotherhood
officers Saturday night, December
18.
Special sale on pictures at the
Model December IL. One day only.
You had better come early.
There will be many articles suit
able for Christmas presents on sale
at the ladies bazaar today.
Each person spending 25 cents at
the Model from December 20 to rs
will receive Xmas present.
!, See the Owl Pharmacy's line of
toilet articles, drug sundries and
that fine new line of fountain pens.
The best painters in town use the
only strictly pure paint-Mound
City Go. IS Horse Shoe brand. W..
r. Barton.
Stalk field and clover pasture to
let at ST. so per month per head on
the Orton farm. Apply to A. G..
Groes, Laclede.
Xmas candy, nuts and oranges.
The most complete line ever display
ed and at the lowest prices. See
them at The Model.
For roofing, guttering and spout
ing and general tin repair work see
T. D. Mitchell at the Groes black
smith shop building.
All hunters are hereby warned to
keep off my farms or they will be
subject to the usual penalty for
trespassing. e. f.. Brenner.
James Ogle, who had been in the
hospital at ST. Joseph where heun-
derwent an operation, has returned
home and is improving slowly.
If you want to see something
beautiful just-step in at the Model
and see the most up to date line of
dishware ever shown in the city.
The rabbit crop seems to have
been unusually prolific this season
and hundreds Of the bunnies'' are
being brought into town this week.
am in the market for all kinds
of furs. Will buy pelts on or off
the animals at the highest price the
market will afford. w. e. Ran
dali, Laclede.
Prof. Hemstreet, the worlds
greatest mind reader and hypnotist,
will be at the Laclede opera house
Wednesday night, December Is.
dn,;se;on TX and Ok cents
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1909-12-11
Rreedinn EWas for Sale

One hundred and twenty five
head of Idaho breeding ewes, near
" all bred to registered Shropshire
bucks, for sale at my farm north of
Laelede. G. E. BRUNs.
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short-Horn Calves for Sale

Two thoroughbred Shorthorn
bull calves-one red, one roan-for
sale. Address route two, Laclede,
or phone 122, Linneus.
2s-tf F. w. KEUNE.
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THINGS you NAY WANT TO KNOW
Pungent Paragraphs Picked upby Our Peram'
bulasing Pencil Pusher.

II VI
| Probably the highest price for
hogs ever reach at the Missouri
river warket was paid at st Joseph
| Thursday when, hogs sold at So. As
per hundred.
| Attend Prof. Hemstreet's enter,
tainment at the opera house next
Wednesday night and if you are not
satisfied you can get your money
back. That's fair.
Several hundred subscriptions to
THE BLADE expire this month. We
have large bunch of receipts
ready and are anxious for the rush
of filing them out to begin. A few
dollars just now would come in
mighty handy.
Earl Bagwill, who bought the
Hnllam farm on route one, has ar
rived here with his family from
California and taken rooms at the
Anderson house until his farm is
vacated the first Of March. Mr..
BagwiH called on THE BLADE Mon
day and became subscriber.
w. B. Littrell, formerly in the
mercantile businessat Forker, now
living in Chillieothe, was in town
Thursday. Mr.. Littrell expects to
move to Laclede in the near future
and take a position in the grocery
room of the Model, the place made
vacant by the resignation of How
ard Carothers. vi
This locality has been experience
ling some ideal winter weather the
past week with indications that it
will continue for some time. With
the thermometer registering around
1.-THE zero mark, the ground covered
with snow and a clear crisp atmos-
phere, what better could be asked
for at this season of the year. 1t
beats mud and rain two to one.
An important three cOrnered land
deal was pulled off out on routes
two and three the first of the week.
F. F. Welsh sold his sixty acre
place to A. Fl. Farrar and then
bought the 120 acre farm Of S. Bas
sett. The considerations in these
deals have not been given out. The
sales were made through Jones &
Rankin. Mr.. Farrar adds his late
purchase to the home farm just
across the road, while Mr.. Bassett
is undecided as to the future but it |
is hoped he will not remove from
here.
Phil Kearney post G.. A. R. has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: j. L. Burke, COM
mander; j. 81. Duckworth, senior
vice commander; G. G. Haight,
junior vice commander; p Il. White,
chaplain; j. R. McEfee, quarter
master; R. A. David, sergeant; L.
NJ. Wilson, officer of the day; w.
NJ. Watson, officer of the guard;
P. F. Felt, patriotic instructor; j.
L. Burke, trustee. The inaugura-
ton of the elective officers will tax
place at the first regular meeting of
the post in January.
Laclede is to have a new grocery
store. Howard C. Carothers and
Herbert l.. Allen have formed a
partnership. took a lease on the
Pratt Hetrick building and are to j
open with complete new stock on
january 1. These are two of La !
,lede's kest known and most popu- !
ar young business men, have had /
ample experience in the mercantile
;rade and being active, energetic
md progressive will succeed from
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1909-12-11
Some Evening Rsveries.


pleasant thoughts and fond remem-
brances. Christmas to the child is
the brightest star in the years
armament. 1t is the beacon light
on which their little eyes and
thoughts are ever fastened. Christ
mas for the aged seems to have been
set near the door of the departing
year as a fountain of youth, from
which they might draw fresh sup
ply of health and vigor for the COM
ing year. Christmas and Santa Claus
60 hand in hand. They are links
in one chain. Without Santa Claus
there could be no Christmas and
certainly at no other time Of the
year would old Santa be allowed ad-
mittance by way of the chimney in
stead of the door.
Christmas is the same this year,
last year and all the years before.
It is old, yet tits new. 1t is a thing
of the past, of the present and will
be of the future until time immortal.
Who among us is too old to remem-
Der the Christmas Of his childhood?
Is there one who does not look back
upon it as the happiest day of his
life?
Even now in our maturer years
we cannot help but enthuse at the
approach of this merry day. We
find enjoyment in watching the
happiness of the little ones about
us and though we may have
passed the three score years and
ten, yet the merry Christmas and
its fullness of joy seems to kindle
anew the fame of life, and carry us
back to the days of our childhood.
We are back again at the old
home; we once more hang our little
stocking-or larger one borrowed
for the occasion-conveniently near
the fireplace. We reluctantly re-
tire to our bed where sleep has a
hard fight to master the excitement
attending our expectations. Again
it is morning-the happy Christ
mas morn-and all aglow with ex-
sitement and almost wild with de-
light, we rush, half dressed, to gaze
upon the bountiful feast which old
Santa Claus has left behind. Let
rs try to make this day the bright
,st page in childhood's book of
memories. Let US fill it so full of
that the little ones will
,ver delight in associating happy
thoughts with Christmas Of 1909.
The worst habit that boys can
all into is that of loafng around
m the streets at night. 1t is then
hey cast their lot in slippery places
vhen at any moment they are like
Y to fallIfrom grace. All good and
Ioble lessons taught them by their
lothers are there counteracted and |
ullifed. They learn nothing that
5 good-but everything bad. The
oys who spend their evenings in
he sacred precincts of home with
ood books for their companions
re the future hope of this 4repub-
C; they will fill our legislative
nd congressional halls, and sit in
idgment upon men and measures, |
lille the boys who run the streets
i'll fill our penitentiaries, aim
Ouses and lunatic asylums. Par
lts who are responsible for these
roken laws of decency will have
,oken hearts and bowed down
lads in the awakening years that
III inevitably follow. /.
ShOrt-Horn Calves for Sale
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SHORT PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention of Those Who Come and Go
During the Week

Fl. w. Lomax spent Tuesday in
Kansas City.
VIM. Kraft made business trip
to Marceline last Monday.
Visit the bazaar at Grand Army
hall this afternoon and evening.
J. B. Jones and family have spent
the past week with relatives in st.
Joseph.
Mrs. Della Johnston and Miss
Virginia Kraft were in Chillicothe
Tuesday.
r. NJ. Thompson and sister, Miss
Eunice, spent last Saturday in Kan
sas City.
Miss Josephene Welsh spent the
past week with Mrs. V. E. Hogsett
in Chicago.
J. B. Patrick's Model store is
certainly the place to buy your
Xmas goods.
Ell. E. Maybee spent week with
his family here and left yesterday
for Kansas City.
Frank Baird returned home We'd
nesday from weeks visit with
relatives in Indiana.
John Ellington, the Meadville
real estate dealer, has been here on
business the past week.
Mrs. McWilliams is here from
Wichita, Kansas, visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. FL. Love and family.
Ladies' bazaar, oysters and cake
and coffee at Grand Army hall this
Saturday afternoon and night.
James Allen of Miami was here
the first of the week and spent q
couple of days with his son Herbert.
Prof. Hemstreet, the hypnotist,
at opera house next Wednesday
night. Admission Is and 25 cents.
Mrs. G.. E. Bruins, Mrs. w. L.
Love and daughter, Miss Margaret,
spent couple of days in Chicago
the past week.
B. Ward Welsh, relief agent on
the Brookfeld division of the Bur-
lington, spent few days the first
of the week with Elvert Monnett al
Norman, Okla.
Mrs. Marie Hughes, of Richmond,
superintendent Of district seven Of
the anti-saloon league, was in La
clede Monday, guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. M. Elliott.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Burke were
in Kansas City the first of the week
and spent a day with Mrs. Jno. T.
Lomax before her departure for her
home at San Beneto, Texas.
Miss Matte Reeder, who has
been acting in the capacity of train
ed nurse in two cases of typhoid
fever north of Meadville for several
week, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Thompson
Of Centerville, on their way to
spend a few days in st. Louis, stop
ped off here the first of the week
and spent day with relatives.
Mrs. r. j. Ormsby and son,
Fred. are spending the week with
relatives here, Mr.. Ormsby having
returned to their home at Waka-
rusa, Kansas, Wednesday morning.
The ladies of the Baptist church
ire serving oysters this afternoon
md evening at Grand Army hall.
Take supper with them and then
,atronize the bazaar where you will
ind many articles suitable for
christmas presents.
Breeding Ewes for Sale
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ED ssta iDpreBts Sc 'eods papel vieic
q pesos quiDtal
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& CarRaVaI en- Caguas
Function teatraI a beDefeiO de
la Congregation de IIiiss
de Maria.

Mario 4.-PasaroD 81 fin los dia.
carnavalescos, en- medic de Ia ms.
yor monotonia Y tristeza, pudiendC
solamente mencionarse los dos bal
es habidos en- Ell "Club" Y la Colo
mia" y los que resultaron aIgo sosos
y deSanimsdos segGn el deOir de los
amateurs.
Desde el lunes de 10 presente Sc
mana vienense verificando con gran
concurrencia y puntalidsd. los enSa-
yos de Ia opereta Marina" que
beneficio de Ia congegsei6n de Srtas
hijas de Maria, ha de llevarse q ca
bo, en- nueStro testro.
El coro de pescsdoras est5 com
puesto de simpatieas y divinas cria-
turas, que ademas de poser voces
-duIces v bien teRbrsdas. unen sus
graeias de ''coTistas trsviesas" Y dis
tinguidas, por 10 que nos atrevemos
aseguTar, que el exito de Marina
ests vez es segurisimo, como sueede
con tods los actos soeiales en- que
toman parte muchaehas espiritua-
les Y gentiles, como Mans Lizard,
Maria Porto. Maria Isern, Panchita
Marti. Julita HUeTtas, Sunehita Ra-
mos, Belen Caballero y otr8s mas. qa
mos. Beltn Csballero yotras mas.
quienes UEGen tcA.zz las egaidades
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tire todas aeuelIas que desean
anXlosamente participar en-
esta contienda.
En- estos altimos amos atras,
epoca en- que Sc ba extendido
en- todo ell mundo la locura
por los sports atl6ticos, la in
cllnaci6n de la mayorfa de los
atletas j6venes va con direc-
ci6n a carreras de larga dis
tancia, ,quienes, a pesar de ser
buenos andarines y haber uD
nGmero considerable de elIos,
no han tenido la oportunidad
de darse q conocer en- ningu-
na contienda International
Solo una pareia de, cada uro
de los paises mencionados po-
dra competir, a exception de
los Estados Unidos que ten
dra tres. Estas pajeras re pre-
sentaran las ciudades de Chi
cago, California y Nueva Yorx
Tambi6n es muy probable
que una pareja del ejtrcito Sc
hallara entire los competido-
res.
Con respecto d este dItimo
informe, en- la oficina de ia
international Sport Company,
AZ West Forty-second Street,
Nueva York, E. U. E., Sc ban
recibido indagaciones sobre el
particular del Preside San
Francisco, Fort Leavenwortb,
Y Assinibione-lugar muy re-
motto del OeSte.
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La msnaNa del Sabado
en- Ia Camara.

SDespu6s de Ia aprobaci6D de Jas
moclones respecto del tribute de pc.
same de la Camara y suspension dc
los trabajos para asistir en- cuerpo al
entierro del que fue Hon. Presidenl
te del Tribunal Supreme LIDO. jose
Severe Quihones, Sc pas6 d la 6rden
del dla.
Sc aprcbaron los proyectos de lev
en- tercera Iectura, para construc-
ci6n de carreteras Y Ia de Martin Pc
6a d San Antonio pas6 por 10 votos
contra Q.
EI P. de C. I6o para autorizar Ia
venta de un solar q la Gran Logia
Mas6nica de P. Rico, en- la entrada
de Ia ciudad, fut discutido amplia-
mente oponitndosc los Sres, Cana
es. Tizol 4 que Sc hiciera esq conce-
sion de fljar un precio dado y pidicn-
do Sc sacman en- subasta los terre.
nos q. aquella solcita para obtener
asi las mayores ventaias para eI pue-
bio de ? Rico. Deiendieron el pro
veto les Sres. Diaz Navarro Y Acu-
ia y SC aprob6 por mayoria de %
contra 4. pasando en- tercera Iectu-
70 con suspension del Reglawento
3 solicitud del Sr Matienzo.
Sc suspendi6 Il session q las 1890
para reunirse Ia Camara & las 3 Y
concurrir con el ConseIo al entierro
del Sr. Jose Severe Quihones. POI
Ia noche de hoy Sc celebrara session
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81 de los mas amadOs andarnes del muDdo uchar$p en-
Madison Square Garden" de Nueva York =
parela que salga vict,

Pocos minutes despues dc
la media noche de MARIO 2
empezara en- ell Madison So
uare Garden el espectaculo
de los treintiseis andarines
mas afamados del mundo, y
durara seis dfas. Esta con-
tienda sera probablemente la
de mayor inter6s que iamas
haya tenido Iugar en- cualquier
concurso de sport internacio-
nal, debido a que los atletas
aquf representados vienen
de casi todos los paises civil
lizados del globo-Alemania,
Brasil, Espana, Italia, Fran
cia, Inglaterra, Irlanda, Es-
cocia, Filipinas, Gales, Russia, ,
B6lgica, Holanda, Austria,
Canada, Africa, Jamaica, Chi
na y losEstados Unidos.
EstoS treintiseis andarines
sc dividirap en- dieciocbo pa
rejas y competiran para ga
Darse el premio de los $4,000
que han ofrecido los promo
torres de esta contienda.
Actualmente Sc halla en- Eu-
ropa uno de los representatives
que ha lido ALI para escoger los
andarines que han de tomar
parte en- esta gran contienda.
SegGn el cable que Sc ha re-
cibido de este representative,
parece que Gl esta tropezando
con algunas dificultades en-
encontrar personas competen-
tes y de gran resistencia en-
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4 J { D R Ez.

Soluciones correctas reci
bidas al problema nGmerc
4 pubGcado eI domingo pasa,
do:
Actsclo Dia9 Barcarcel,
Rio Piedras.
Victor DUteiI, Vieques.
}. A. Agostini, San Juan.
Benito S. Perez, Mayaguez.
La soIuci6n i dicho profile
ma es Ia siguiente;
BLANCAS. NEGRAS
Up ] r D I-Ad Ebitum
2-Mato COD la TORE o con
el cabaIIo, seq On e. mcvimien-
to de las negras
Veasa ctrs iDteresarie FRO
bIema:
PR0BLEN4 NUMER0 ;.
NEGRAS
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necesarias. para sacar triunfaute
cualquier proyecto que So propon
gan por dilicil que sea.
La genial v ansble Lolita Gime-
nez con ID fresca V exquisite vo7
que tiene nos cantara Ia parte de
a tiple, Marina) pudiendo Iucir
de esta maners una vez mas su yer.
dadero eScuels de canto.
Il coro de varones est5 bastante
bIen y 10 parte dirigibIe encomen
da q 10 inteligente V habil pianista
iSrta. lnesits Gimenez. ccmDletsrcn
ell exito de Ia velada
Esperamos del juez MUNICIPAL,
Sc sirva mandsr poner en- el salon
de sesiones de ests eorte, una mesa,
eD donde puedsn tomar notas pars
la prenss "ios chicos eorresponss.
les"
En- epcca del ex-juel vergne eziz-
Tia Y cTeemos de !ustieis Ia resps-
rici6n va que fue supTinids Sd Ds-
ds cue 10 justiEGue.
Sc eritics en- est3 ciUdsd que e.
individuo Germsn Grille Sc mete
; eIeToer funeiones De policis SIN
que los mismos gusTG.as Z jeiss ira
ten de impsdlrlo
III martes en- % roche estulc el
pueblo SIN luT hasts las diez nc
dis De Ia noche. eosa que pCne de
manifesto 10 que hsee tempo We
mines diciendoi esto es. que Il -
iumhrsd0 elssiriec cs csguas %
&C busno.
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En- Ia edicion del LuDes.

Mahana seguiremos dando 8 como.
Ger en- detalle. las partidas rebaja-
das ror Ia Comisi6n de Hacienda
del presupuesto Y aprobados por
Is Camara en- Ia session del viernes
por la tarde. La primcra parte Sc
pubIic6 en- La Correspondence, "
del sabado.
Pasan de $6U.OOo las rebaias he
chas basta Ia ragina 81 de la copia
del Proyectc original. Este tiene 90
paginas.
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GGDfo cODOcida.

Gentc conocida Miss Ielecia
Estan en- SsD Juan, en- asuntos
particulars Y uso de licencia. 81 al
calde de Mayaguez Sr, Rier9 Palmer
y el !ete de dIstrito de 10 po!lcia in
sulaT De Utuado S. Rafael Bird.
Bienvenidos.
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La Can8Ia De dsIegaiUs
al gran CiudadaDo.

, Is magnifies corona i6nebre oue
envi6 Is Camars de deleeados psra
el ferretrec del que fuf LIDO. jose
Severe Quiboner. euyo entierro sun.
tuoso entierro Sc llev6 4 efecto en-
10 tsrde del sabadO teuis Ia sieuien.
te inscription en- Una bands de seda
color morado.
la CamaEs de delegsdos &c P.
Rico q gran eiudadanop
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METHODIST FL meioI mas SECURE
de todos los espseificos hasts abora como
cidos para 10 curs peTmanente de todas
las Intermediates de 10 uretra, va sean estae
cTonicas agudas Contiene el nuJo ours
por complete, en- menos tempo que MN
gun otro Treparado similar las goncrrc o..
espermatoreas cistits. etc. Mejot que
las inyeccicnes y muy superior al sandar9
copaiba Empiezs . surtir 50 efecto & las
tres & cuatro hor& lie baberse tomadc
LoS "METILOIDFs" SOD iacilcs ds to-
mar estsH prepaiatos de manners cue
no rFvuslveD el estomaso nj producer ma
los sfectos
De VsHts sp todas las Borras p.
dausS muestfas gratis 4 sus CE'c0- f8tricu
tss
Frederick Sissrus & cs Detroit. Miebi.
gar. L. ) A
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RLANCAs

Ls5 fla0rcs irtcer I~- ---'r ~ irts
JUgsdas,
NOTA: Este rTob.em8
obtUvo eI primer prcmio en- el
torDeo de problemas celebra-
do en- Cambridge el aho 1860.
Su autor es el Rev. George Nc
Arthur
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RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR DE
CABELA. 81 LAxATIyo BRoMo-oUrxI.A,
dcsyia ls sausa Ussdo en- todo el nun
DO plrs surar 90 resfriado en un dia
La Grms ds "E. W Grove" eb cad.
csiita
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Sc ALQUILA.

UnaeaSs de reeienie cons.
truecioH en- una de las GALES
mas eeRlricas de MiFamar. Para
iBformeS Allen l6. n,
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C0NCuRSO 1NTERNAC|O-
NAL IL ANOARINtS.

En RI mes de Mario proximo Sc celebrar3 en- el ~ a
olson Square Garden una contlenda entire les anda
rineS extran]eros amencanos para el premic
de 5000 dollars que ha ofrecIdo la
parela que salga victoriosa