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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

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ConcuFsos A9rfColas no nos hubiera discefnido
IN premio por los articuIos que 8 prop0sito
del cultiYo de las papas venimos publicandO.
-. ipor Cristo que tienen raz0n 81
colega que La Iategrid0dha llamado dc las
C0SGS 1eaS.
sila Comision de concursos Agrfcolas nos
hubiera concedido un premio por ell empano
que tenemos de que Puerto Rico produzca las
papas que consume, hubiera hecho una buOnal
obra.
Pero Somos amantes de Il justicia por
que 10 somos, creemos que tambi6n ell colega
ha merecido ser premiRdo por 10 fuerte que es
on ajos J cosas doctrinarias por el estilO, y So
bre todo por haber declarado a Ia faz del mum
do y dc la historia Ol n1merO de dienteS que
tienen las cabezas del famoso bulbo, ell nd
nero de cabeSas quo tienenslas ristras.
Pero aquf no Sc premia 10 bueno.
LIS Bal0ss0 que es un gran peri0dico ape
mas 81 llega q la catOgorta do per0dico, pc,
quenO.
por ESQ estamos como estamOs.
i Nuestro ostimad6 sologa La 1,.,.g,taaa
NaciONGZ ha resuelto suspender 81 edicion CO.
rrespondi0nte al dia de San Pedro.
En- 81 proximo mes de Julio Quedaran ins-a
talados en- Santurce, cincuenta faroles para Ell
alumbrado pNblico.
jose esQuina a la Luna, SO vende LA CORES
PoNDENCIA DE PUERTO Rico. 6-3
@ 90 G#A s
DfcennoS que On algunas pulperias de o..
ta Capital Sc vonden comOstibleS pOsadoS On
bahamas irregulares, con perjuicio do LOB po-
bres que Sc ven estafadoS por IL fat0 On O.
peso de los articulos do primera nscssidad
que compran. Resp pstuosamente laDanoS la
atenci6n del senior Alcalde, reSpecto del parti-
cular.
Las Ofcinas de EE BWscGpi6 asi como las
habitacioues particulares do su director nues-
tro estimado amigo 81 Sr. don Manuel FGrn&n-
les Juncos 81 distinguida familia, Sc han
trasladado & Ia casa nunero So de la calle de la
TortaleZa
Anoche, nos dicen, en- una reyerta fu6 he
rida una mujer de Ia vida airadk On 81 callej6n
del TOrO.
Pareee que un bale Qus SO celebraba ano-
che en- la Gallo de Ia Luna, entire San Justo y
Tanca termin6 a farolazos como el rosario de
la Aurora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
Noticias de la Capital

La POGO espaciOsa sala habilitada on nues,
ira Real Audiencia para la celebration de jul
clos orales de diario desierta, SO ha visto fa-
vorecida de dos dias esta parte por nutrida
cOncurre ncla. FL prOcesO que tantO ha lOgra-
do 0espertar la atenci0n es 81 seguido pOr un
delitO de cohechO (SOborno) contra las autori-
dades de policia y el dueho del principal hotel
de Naguabo, delito,s que parece cOmetido du-
rante las hestas con que SO celebrara la f6rfa
de ganados que hace va tempo huho en- aquel
pueblo. )
La prueba testifcal extensa numerosa;
las preguntas repreguntas de los seHores Le-
tradOs; los continues careos entire los teStigos
los prOcesados; la protesta consignada aver
por uno de los elocuenteS ilustrados defen-
sores, la reprensi6n mas 8 monos iusta 4 al
gun testigo por su forma peculiar de EXPIRE
sion; el Sentarse cuatrO persOnas do buen as
pecto en- el banquillo de los acusados entire
elias unO que Ostenta las insignias de Official
de nuestro ej6rcito, son, con otras, las causas
que supeditan la atenci0n, de los que punto
por punto, han seguido las vicisitudes del
juiciO. @
El martes continuaran las sesiones el
microbes, probablemente usar&n de la palabra
para dar fOrma jurfdica las pruebaS de des-
cargo, los intelijentes y h$biles jurisconsultos
encargados de esta 1mproba tarea
~
Dice La B0za'as0:
4 q SO ud OOLAluO 0l pu6uG6 Q6l 16EFOC3.
rril sobre 81 grupo de columnas do hierrO que
10 ha de sosteneC sobre ell caTo de San Antonio.
Hoy SO prepara la Obra para ell segundo
grupo de colunnas, dnico que queda por ha.
Ger, para que dicho puente quede instalado
defnitiVamente.
Muy pronto, pues, podra recorrer la loco
motora desde esta Capital hasta Martin .Pefla"
E4r VS'so de PGpGyi's9 del DR.. Gonzalez. -
El gran remedio contra las gastralgias dispep-
sias y otras Intermediates. Vease 81 anuncio
en- Ia secci6n correspondence solicitense
prospectos On las oficinas de redacci6n de IA
CoRREsP DE PUERTO Rico 80
Anoche a las diez Sc promovi6 un fuerte
escandalo en- la Gale NueVa (Marinal, a conse.
cuoncia de los aullidos lastimerOs que daba IN
.perro que barbaramente arrastraban Dor L
Glicha Gale.
- ea
Qu6janse los YeclnOS de las Gales de Isa.
bel IL y Princesa (Marina) del mai olor que Sc
slente por ALI, 81 cual atribuyer 4 excremen-
tos prOcedeEtes dc la letrina de una casa del
barrio que han sfdo .euterrados por aquelloa
contornoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
Gaditanas 6 Islenas

Los dnic0g t0nOdorOs hoy dc las mejOrOS
papaS gaditanas islenaG que SO vendOn O1 IL
Capital de Puerto Rico, son los Sres. Trigo CT.
VidaneS y Co. y Barcel6 y POrujo. Va SabOn,
puOS, donde deben dirijirso LOS que tOngan que
Oomprar Oste articulO dc primOra nOceSidad.
Rotreta esta noche por Ia banda del Rata
lion CazadoreS de Colon:
l: PasodoblO ''El Voluntario' LaGo.-2:
Fantasia dc clarinOte sObre mOtiVoS de Ia 0po-
"a "FAYOrita" BeIlini. - 8: Gran marcha dc
las Antorchas n1mero s, Neyorbsr-4' CGVa-
tina de Tiple do la opera 'DarbOro de Sevilla"
Rossini.-6' Non ii recordar de mi 0ontOSta-
ci6n !! Bubandi.-6: Danza "Amor On SuOno"
Laguna.
En- santurce despu6s de los iltimos aqua
ceros, ha habido algunos casos de sarampi0n.
-
Ell dia de aver tue, juicio nuestro, 81 mas
calurOso de la presente estaci6n. Por la tar
de sopl0 un vientecillo del Sur Oeste, vOrda-
deramente insoportable. Ell term6metro mar
caba Ia sombra las de Ia tarde, 81 gradO
Farenheit.
Esta noche tendra lugar el anunciado bale
on el Casino ESpanol de esta Capital. Sabe.
mos que hay mucho entusiasmo para la retO-
rida fiesta.
Aver falleci0 On esta Ciudad el nif1o Juan
Mas Arce. Enviamos sus padres demas
d6udoS nuestras palabraS de Oondolencia.
La BGlarsa ha dido decir que fines del
pr6ximo mes do Julio llegara eSta Capital el
Sr. Balabrega con una compalia de Variedadas
que no habra mas que pedir.
Segdn nueStras noticiaS, la compahfa Bu-
ron, no vendr& por ahora esta Ciudad. Pa
lou y 81 troupe Sc encuentran actualmentO On
Coata-Rica
81 ID companfa del Sr. Delgado llega q
esta Ciudad antes del jueves, debutara ese dia
On nuestro coliseo con 81 prOcioso drama de
Echegaray que llsVa por tftulo Mar sen OrilEaS
eoe
Sabemos que para 81 1: do Julio preparan
los duenos dc la fabrica del incompatible kielO
de BGyGng69S grandes reformas en- 81 prOcio de
la venta de este artfculo. Como 81 calor es
tan fuerte, podran los vecinoS de la Capital
emplOarlO no solamente para beber, sino pa.
"a 81 banjo. 81 p1blico dObe estar muy agra
decide 4 los fabricantes de Bayam6n, pueB ST
ellos no hubieran montado aquella f3brica, es-
tartan pagandO aqui hiel0 malO y sucio al pre-
clio de cissco chGvOs eI kilO.
Proeodente de BaPcslona ha sntrado hoy
en- nuostro puerto el vapor espalol Conde
WyredO.
Las perSOnas que Quieran cOnyencerse de
que 81 hielo dc BaVGHs0D es mucho mas s6lido
y dtrGblO, que 81 que Sc fabricR en- esta Capt.
tai, muy f3eilmonte puedon prObarlO BaSta
comprar un ChSvO do cada elase somntOrlos
81 engayO, bien poni6ndoloH al aire libre bion
|eeh5ndOlO9 en- aqua,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
Ferro-carriIes de Puerto-Rico

Hemos sido faVorecidos con la siguiente
atenua carta completeness con gusto publ
candida, al apreciable amigo que Ia suscribe ::
San Juan, Pr, 26 de JUNO de 1891.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
m.u.--a-a Presente.
Muy senor mio y de la mayor consideration !:
Tengo ell honor de poner en- conocimiento de
usted, que habiendo hecho renuncia don Wen
ceslao Bosch del cargo de Miembro del Comi-
t6 de esta Isla de la Compa1lia de los Ferro-
carriIes de Puerto Rico" y habiendo sido acep-
tada por e Consejo de Administrator dc la
Compahia, por decision de este, ha quedado
suprimido dicho Comite, nombrando en- susti-
tuci0n del mismo 4 don Carlos Bernstein, con
el titulo de Director de la COmpania On esta
Isla, 81 cual asumira por tanto, todas las fa-
cultades del suprimidO COmit6.
Ruego usted SIC sirva disponer la inseT-
oi0n de estas lfneas, en- el peri0dico de su dig
ma direction, para general conocimiento.
j. Anticip&ndole las gracias, aprovecha esta
OCCASION para reiterar usted las seguridades
de la consideration con que le distingue 81
affno S. s. O. B. s. NJ.
El Director,-BOr%stein.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

CuanQ0 COmpr0 uSG0Q los p0lYOS QonGaIe8
del doctor Salicrup, tenga cuidado de Holicitar
el perfume que mas le agrade en- la cajita que
eScoja.
PrGngodiG, GssGgrGns0 eriptogYatYG cow
toNoS de 6eNlbIGmgG- ehGTGdG.
Baiet6n regordete, de cintura inferibIe,
barba color de azafran requemado, poeta de.
bajo vuslo, eScritor de mucha chispa, caguenU,
contador critico de BGIGsssGS, sistema extra
Fairbanks, despreecupadO Ell el Vestir, RbioS
de corral y dienteS de azabache. -. ese es eI
hombre,
Sc llama como 81 OaSto aquel, que en- un
momento de insigno zoquetada, abandou0 la
oapa la mujer de Putifar.
Su apeIlido cTiptoqTGN NGdO, puede compo,
nerse con estas letras MerdO ca, d0cdBseF-
CaNSeY1o otras, pero le llaman como al dios
de la burla del Chiste, 81 famoso hermano del
Sol hijo de Ia Noche.
Nota fuma escupe; es muy cucarache-
TO baStante fuerte en- hacers0 81 lazo de la
coTbata. N
Els colorado como una langosta eoeida.
A1,MAcaN Ds asus1oA
D1 OLYMPIC oTERo, AToCHA NJ q. PONct.
M1sica para piano dos manos. .
DefIE6.-Una for, Mazurka ............ 40
EspEstegGS -Milagro, Polka. {. .---- SO. ia
EspGderO. O.-Tristeza, Op. 53, NoctuTno. 81 Is
EYbQ-Sull flo electric. 30
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. Jose Gonzales
Font
Un individuo se presenta On casa de un CO.
mOrciante pretendiendo la plaza de cajerO.
- Ha Observable usted buona conductai
8 -fOh Si, senior: pOr mf buena oondoctd
me indultarOn en- 81 pfesidiO.
DATO CURI0SO.-Que nosotros sepamos,
solo tres senOritas han obtenidO hasta ahora
Ell titulo de Bachiller an artoa en- Puerto Rice,
to96s son n0cidas es San GerH,6m Las di<
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
Baquero Y Candara

Ofrecen recibido por Vapor Rei9aG Maria
CriSti4ld.A j
so cajas de 5Ol2 latas pimientoS q $1.75
docena.
15 idem 1904 idem idem 81 reales i'd:
so idem de SOP idem pasta tomato $3.50
docena.
Is idem de 1904 idem idem idem 81 roa-
los docena. - 5 ss-A
Recibido por vapor Miguel n PiNillos =
so caias de % bacaIao Escocia a 81 Qq.
80 idem de l "a idem idem a $11 90.
26 eajas queso isleno superiores $50 %.
EMO hemoS bebid0 nunca meior BRAN
DY que 81 del FRAILE CARAT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

Ia Bala8sG que hace el favor de dedicar.
nos un. artieulo kilom6trico con mas preguntas
J respuestas que 81 Catecismo de Ripalda Dor
que en- Ia question COnSWNsOS veniInos publ
cando 81 pro 81 contra do 10 que respecto
del asunto picnsan algunOs dc nuestros cola
boradores, s. lamsnta per que Il Comisi0n al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
Lease este

Be desean comprar dos q tres casas an es
ia Capital Informaran Sol ndmero 81. Dul-
peria l5-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29
VARIEDAOES

Cuando compre usted los polVos dentales
del doctor Salicrup, tenga cuidado de soicitar
el perfume que mas le agrade On la cajita que
eScoja.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-29

Los tnicos tsnOdorOs hoy dc las mejOrOS
papaS gaditanas islenaS que SO vendsn O1 Il
Capital de Puerto Rico, son los Sres Trigo Ci-
vidaneS y Co. y Barcel6 y Porujo. Va SabOn,
puos, donde deben dirijirse LOS que tOngan que
Oomprar Oste articul0 dc prlmOra nGceS!dad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
THE BUM M Err.

''Dallas BARRIERS are the most insinuating
cusses on earth" said prominent Fort
Worth Drummer to The hummer. yesterday
~ was over there not long since and
stepped into parlor for shave-had just
got my hair cut at Santone few days ago,
but that Dallas barber insisted that it
needed cutting again. why, 1 just had it
cut said l. Don't look much like it, for
1t is all long and ragged said he. Where
did you get it choppedl' While l was
thinking would not tell him where 1 was
from, he looked me over coldly and said:
SWELL, it may have Just been cut, but you
must be from Santone, as it is the only
place they cut hair this way was angry
enough 10 have licked him, but that would
have only confirmed his suspicious, and,
besides-he held the razor"
-
The cold weather of Friday and Satur-
day set people talking about influenza yes
terday, and any one with an approach to a
cold consulted the first doctor he met in half
earnest, half jest, as to the possibilities for
the disease this winter and spring. ''We
have not seen any of it in our district"
said DR.. Blank. land it Isl visitor that we
are ALWAYS glad 10 avoid include the doc
tors in the we. Last year it made terrible
bavcc among Us. Only tc-iSy I have re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
4 False Alarm.

While the departure of 4 human being
from this world of action to one of rest or
torment, as the case may be, is generally
deplored by humanity in general, the an
nouncement of suicide is always greeted
by newspaper reporter with something
less than solemn reverence" because II
such things are to occur, such things must
be reported, and when news items are
scarce las they were Yesterday, an an
4ouncement of this kinu causes reporter
to assume q demeanor far short of rever-
ence, etc Last night telephone messages
were received at this Office and the various
hotels that a certain person at certain
place had shuffied off, securing through
ticket via the old reliable morphine route
Four reporters, representing as many
papers in and out of the city, made bee
line, after securing an extra amount OF
blank paper and well-trimmed fabers, for
the place indicated each firm in the opinion
that IN get in big scoop on the ---'
1t so happened the four said reporters ar
rived at said place at about the same time,
and were making extra efforts TO gain ad-
mittance to the house, each hoping to be
first on the scene," when the doors swung
open and the said big-salaried newspaper
rustlers were greeted with the ''horse
laugh" and the one that was supposed to
have committed the rash act was most con-
spicuous in causing the hilarity. The re-
pOrterS eyed each other SuSpiciously, and
meandered to the city, each swearing Ven
geance against the person or persons VINO
gave the alarm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
Tried to Cross the GulIey.

Annie Wade has 4 reputation among the
police, calaboose and jail officials that is
anything but envious. When she fails to
give them something to do, things are
mighty quiet Saturday night Annie filed
up on-something that made her boisterous,
and it became necessary to call police as
sistauce into a drinking dive down town to
interfere with Annie's hilarity. The re-
ception she rendered the officers was eX-
tremely chilly, with blue streaks of bias
phemy on the side, and the attempt of Lit
tie Dick' Kits to run her in met with ital-
icised resistance. Officer Peyton Maddox
came to Dicks assistance, and by the use
of nippers Annie was ''persuaded' to join
the procession, the objective point being the
alleged prison on east East Second, where
the trio landed safely after a mighty effort.
Some time during yesterday, and By some
outside assistance, Annie procured suflic-
lent amount of morphine TO put an end to
her earthly career. and sent the drug down
the same channel through which so many
GROWERS had passed, with the determina-
ton, no doubt. to take trip to that place
over which presides the man whom Me-
phistO represents on the mimic stage.
Timely interference, however, of a skilled
physician caused Annie to postpone her trip
over the line whose routefails TO appear on
the maps now in use-though she had a
through ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

Europe, which treats of an American sub
ject The music is by Carl Milloecker, the
celebrated composer of THE Beggar Stu
dent" and THE Black Hussar."
The original costumes and properties OF
the New York ''Casino' are used by Mr..
Conried's company.
The st. Louis Republic, in speaking of
the Gypsy Baron, says the following: 1.-THE
Gypsy Baron has the merit of originality
and quaintness. There is nothing like 1t
on the American stage. 1t is full of bril-
liant pictures of moving choruses, OF power
full concerted music and dramatic tableaux.
1t is characterized by romantic situations,
and in melody represents especially the
German idea of grandeur The Gypsy
Baron,'' well mounted and handsomely
costumed, was produced at Pope's theater
before an enthusiastic audience and made
at once popular impression. The gypsy
encampment of the first act and the ruins
of the second were greeted with enthusl-
astic applause, and well deserved the re-
cognition. The triumphal march of the
troops in the third act formed a spectacle,
martial and soul-stirring, and the entire
production was a fine success.
THE FAT MEMS CLUB.
That merry son of comedy, j. G. Stewart,
and his company OF celebrated shining
lights in the amusement world, will be at
the opera house next Friday night, and
will find royal welcome. There is per-
haps no comedian whose annual visits to
Fort Worth causes more genuine, hearty
Joyous laughter than Mr.. Stewart. His
company this year IS larger, and by long
odds the best he has ever had, and includes
such well and fayorably known persons as
the Garnella brothers, the Acme 4, Gus
Meehan, three Albion brothers, Frank Red
field, Tally Ho trio, Joseph Morgan, W. H.
Shilling. Harry Kelly. Harry Magill, Misses
Patti Henri, George Lingard, Lille Allyn,
Beatrice Biggs, Mamie Bowman and Pau
line Benzoti With such company of IA
vorites the business cannot fail to oe large.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
RESIDENCE BURN EO.
Frame House on East Fifth Street-Good
Department Work.

At o clock yesterday afternoon the fire
department was called to the corner of
Jones and Fifth streets to a burning resi-
dence belonging to Capt. Terrell and occu-
pied by W. J. James, a baggage man on the
Transcontinental running from this city to
TeXarkana. The fire originated in a ilue n
the bedroom, and was well under way
when the alarm was sent in, but by spleu-
did run and quick connection water was
playing in high glee on the building in less
time than it takes to tell it, Protection hose
company getting the first stream. The
house was pretty badly damaged, though
ny no means a wreck. The greater portion
of the furniture was safely carried out,
though quite q lot of bedding and wearing
apparel was burned.
Mr.. james was absent on his run, and no
one was in the house at the time but Mrs.
James, and she narrowly escaped being
burned in an effort to save some articles of
wearing apparel, and was carried from the
room by neighbor, MIR. Beall, not a mo-
meut too soon.
Mr.. James carried $1,000 insurance on his
furniture. It could not be learned whether
Or not the house was insured.
The work of the department was the sub
ject of much favorable comment from spec
tators, as the fire was closely surrounded
by frame residences and the First Metho-
dist church, and the least spread would
have proved disastrous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
Deed of Trust Filed.

Two attachments were run Saturday
night by the State national bank on real es-
tate and other interests owned by c. Y. Nc
Clellan and j. Fl. Roulhac & Co., the latter
at Itaska and the former in this city. The
first was for 81. ga Al against c. Y. Nc
Clelidn, and the second for Sl4, 326. 80 against
J. II. Roulhac & Co., dealers in general mer-
chandise, Itaska, c. Y. Mcclellan being the
company in the above named firm. Later
on c. Y. Mcclellan filed a deed of trust,
conveying certain holdings to l. Carb and
Stuart Harrison as trustees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
a Large Theater Party at Greenwalrs Next
"Wednesday Evening.

Tleater parties promise to be more popu-
lar this season than ever in this city. The
latest is 4 party of eighteen couples who
will attend the performance Of Poor Jona-
than by Conried's opera company at Green
wallis opera house next Wednesday even
ing.
The fad is pretty one, and one that
makes theatkr-goers thoroughly enjoy them
selves for the novelty of the situation and
the pleasure of social companionship be-
tween the acts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

Youree Brothers speciality company, a
troupe composed of Fort Worth talent, starts
out to-day for tour of Texas towns. The
company contains some clever specially
people. and is composed of the following
people: +. Green, L. J. Ross, a. Hudson.
S. Holt, F. p. Youree, B. B. Vernon, Mark
st. Clair, Mordaint sisters. F. ". Youree
is ticket agent and treasurer. The first
town visited viii be Granhury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
AT GREENWALL'S

Comments on the Attractions Billed for
This Week.
Conried's opera company at Greenwall's
next Wednesday night in Poor Jonathan,
Thursday night the Gypsy Baron. A fea-
tGre Of the production of Poor Jonathan
by Conried's comic opera company is the
march and drill of the young girls rs West
Point cadets, which occurs in the third act
of the opera, the scene being laid at West
Point, on the Hudson river. The scene of
the first act is laid in New York city and
the second act taxes place at Monte Carlo.
This opera is the first ever produced in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
A Game of Ereeze Out.

If it is cold to-day the children at the
game of freeze out, as the heating appar-
atus has not yet been put in working order,
though the council last Tuesday night took
the matter up and referred it to the build
ing committee and city attorney with
power to act. It was learned last night
that nothing had as yet beeL done toward
remedying the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
Kill the Cause
Of Catarrh and You Have
Permanent Cure
How Relief Was Gained in a Very
Severe Case

Diseases OF long standing require long and
persistent treatment to effect perfect cure, and
this is particularly true OF oa,arrb IA the head
This is unquestionably consti16onal disease
and therefoa requires
CONSTITUTIONAL lemedy
ike Hoods arsapariIa II ocal applications.
ike snuns AMI pther inA Hants, can at best givs
only temporal re1ieaas they reach only the
result and not Z iss OF the disease. Ths
latter is found in Impure faint in the blood,
which Hoods SarS Rrilla removes, and thus
the benefit DERIVE this medicine is per-
nanent.
facts y in very Fsrs eaaarrn gives LILO
at is true that have recsAed great deal
OF benefit from Hoods SarsapaNss and think
wolId be entirely cured Of catarfh if it had
not been of so long standing. But Ho0a's Sar-
saparills helped me rs no other medicine
ever did. 1 have had the disease for IS y.ars
and for year before taking Hoods Sacsaparills
My Breath Was so Foul
that did not eat at the same table with my
parents, and did MT g. out 10 meet other peo-
pie. My body was also much bloated. repeat
that moth ng has helped me like
Hoods SarsapariIla
Which I heartily recommend" MIRA A
sCHwAEk, Madison, n braska.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
Cameron & Robinson Goal
KILLED Wlfh,AN AXE.
Mexican Wood-Choppers Paid Of-One OF
Them Found Dead the
Next Morning.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 2a.-William
Knodle, a wealthy farmer who lives near.
Seguin, hired two Mexicans some days ago
as wood-choppers. They were paid off yes
terday, and this morning one of them was
found dead near the camp. He had been
hacked with an axe and placed in the fire
to burn. The bloody axe lay by his side
His companions have disappeared. Their
names were Antonio Resas and Jesus Villa
real.