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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-23
WILL PRESS A BUTTON.
President Cleveland Will Start the Worlds
Fair Machinery Going BY Gentle Touch.

CHICAGO. April 22.-The prediction is
made to- night on good authority that next
Monday week. When President Cleveland
stands in front of the Administration
Building at the worlds fair grounds and
places the middle finger of his good right
hand ON en- electric button and gives IL
push there will follow such q buzzing and
whirling OF wheels and flashing of lights
as was never seen before. The little but
ton which the President will touch will
be connected with wire extend.
ing from the platform on the Grand
Plaza to Machinery Hall. There the wire
connects with an electric valve. This
valve is very delicate, and has to be pro-
tected with the greatest care. Ii will fly
open on the slightest proyocation and let
steam escape. which will set things going.
very slight touch OF Mr.. Cleveland's I'm
ger will suffice. The current will start, the
valve will open. the steam will escape and
the great Allis engine will begin tn move.
At the same time 100000 incandescent
hGhts will fiash-all in the twinkling
probably upward of half a MILAN people.
The big engine covers an area of 37x62
feet. and weighs 400 tons. The large
Westinghouse switchboard of the electric
light plant 10 said to be the most gigantic
This morning the last nail was driven
and the last model was placed In the
United States geological display at the
government building. The exhibit will be
In charge of an EN- pioye of the survey de.
partment. who will be on hand from May 1
TO explain ell the mysteries OF the curious
looking charts and maps.
Sixty-four Venetian gondoliers were
among to-day's arrivals. They were
specially selected by the municipality of
Venice to serve in tho twenty gondolas
which are now lying in the south lagoon
at jackson Park. They were dressed in
stove pipe trousers and short Jackets to-
day, but their costume when punting their
g0ndolas on the exposition lagoons will
be gorgeous "reminiscences of the fourteenth
century.
Chinatown was In q hubbub to-day be-
cause Of the arrival of nearly two hundred
Chinese merchants andsactors. who came in
entire two hundred, without exception.
we're richly dressed and apparently we'll
to do.
The annual report of Health Commits
si0ner Weare was published to-day. 1t de-
clares that the general health of the city of
Chicago has never been good at the
present time. The water supply is better
than at any previous period of che city's
existence. Since January. 1890. to the
present time. there has been steady de-
crease in the annual death rate. and the
rate is now lower than In any city In the
country or Europe which has over 100000
iDha bitants. In 1891 the death rate per
LOCO was p. 20; for the municipal year just
ia23. and from natural causes. 1704 per
0O0
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce At the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices IN Produce At the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. April 22-Flour-Receipts
5000 packages; exports. 1880 brIs and
1852 sacks; sales. 1900 packages The mar.
ket was dull; winter wheat. low grades.
s2100255; winter wheat, fair t. fancy,
s2.650365; winter wheat patents, $3.50
425: Minnesota clear. S2.5O03.5O: Minnesota
strai1hts, S3.6004 Minnesota patents,
e42504.7n. Corn meal " as dull and steady;
yellow Western. s2.6502.75. Rye steady
and quiet; Western. 56Q059c. Barley quiet
and firm; Western. e0075c. Barley malt
dull and steady; Western. 65O90c.
Wheat-Receipts, IS. 525 bu; exports, 1O5.-
ISL bu; sales. 2.s60.000 bu futures. 81, 900 bu
spot. The SPOT market was stronger and
moderately active; No. red. in store and
in elevator. 56lsc; afloat. 17l9c; +. O. b., 76sa
a7sl4c: No. / Northern. s294c: No. hard.
s5as assoc; No. 9 Northern. s034c. Options
were active and 7s61lsc up on frmer
cables. foreign buying. frmer Chicago and
local covering. closing strong; No. red,
May. 737s 0s6 516c, closing at 76Ac; July.
7Sl2079c. closing ut 79c; August. 1874 a
797sc, closing at 1850; September. sOl4 a
S07sc, closingat $3.50; December, Si0S4 7J16c.
closing S4asc.
Corn-Reoeipts. 61.6oO bu; exports. 81. $50
Blu: sales. 695. coo bu futures. $4,000 bu spot
Spots were firmer and dull; No. 3 40 in
elevator. 49, Q50c afioat; ungraded mixed,
49050c: steamer mixed. 4Sc; No. S, 4sc. OPP
tions were fairly active at lec advance on
firmer West. shorts covering and follow
ing wheat. closing firm: May. 4s04Sl9c.
closing at ssi2c: Jnne. Asa l74s3sc. closing
1t 1870: July. 490i9 g16c. closing at 9l4c.
Oats-Roceipts. 1890 bu; exports. 329s
Blu: sales. $4,000 bu futures. 1900 bu spot
tions firmer and quiet; May. S3s4 9337s O.
closing at 49, C; July. 337sc; No. white.
40lac; No. 2 Chicago. 3slsc: No. 3. SIC: No.
white. 3s039,sc: mixed Western, 37039c;
white Western. 81 a 4ec.
Hay in fair demand and frm shipping. 10
076c; good to choice. S5495c. Hops dull
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MONEY. STOCKS AND GRAIN
Professionals Controlled the Share List
in a Very Erratic Fashion.
Good Bank Statement Partially Offset the Gold
Export Depression-At Indianapolis
Cereals Are Not Doing Much.
THE BOND MARKET.

Railway Issues Were Weak, as q Rule, with
Sales at S624,O0O.
At New York. Saturday. money on call
was Normally per cent
Prime mercantile paper. Ga 0l0 per cent
Sterling exchange was unsettled, with
actual business in bankers bills at s4.S70
Asia for sixty days. and s4.s9A for de-
mand.
The total sales of stocks were 123. l29
shares including the following: Atchi-
son, 4.O0O: Burlington a. Quincy. 5.40o;
Chicago Gas. $500; Cotton Oil. $500;
DistillIng. 5.1oO; General Electric. 6.100;
Missouri Pacific. 6.70O; National Lead. A.
700: National Cordage. 1880; Northern Pa
citic preferred. $780, Rock Island, $500;
ST. Paul. 9. 300; Sugar. Is. 200; Western Union
IL 800.
The New York stock market was erratic
Saturday morning The professionals had
the market all to themselves and were ap-
parently much mixed. if the frequent
changes In their position afforded any cri,
terion. The temper OF speculation changed
almost half hourly, and the fluctuations
were not wide. though frequent. Sales
were small. agRregatlDg only 12S, l29 shares.
The continued engagements Of gold
1Or export TO Europe uaQ q OoEIceo-
ing effect, while the unexpectedly good
bank statement led to q sharp rally. After
the bank statements had been discounted
the bears made another raid. Final quota
tons showed rally Of - to 70 from the
low est. but the tone of the market was
generally weak.
Railway bonds were generally weak.
The sales were SG24,O00 Chicago e. East
ern Illinois fives fell !. to 10l. Government
bonds were quiet and State bonds dull.
Closln0 quotations were:
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Options. Op'ning Highest. Lorest. Closing.


dull and steady. No. spring wheat. nc;
No. spring wheat. &C: No. 2 red. nc; No.
2 corn. Ale; No. 8 corr. 39A 9; No. 2 DATA. 273i
02sc; No. white. $50: No. white. 81 u 034c:
No.2rye sic; No. barley. &c; No. 8. I. o.
b.. 4395Sc: No. 4. 4. o. b.. S7046c: No.
flaxseed. sl.13ls 01.14: prime timothy seed.
lard. per h.. 9s7le az 90c: short-rib Sides
(loosel. 97509.sOc: dry-salted shoulders
tboxedl. a.500a.62lac: short-olear sides
(boxed), 25c; whisky. dlstillers' fin
ished goods. Der gal, s1.14. 6ngars-Cut
loaf &c; Granulated. 6asc; standard A.
5 316c
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm: creamery. 23031c;
strictly fresh. 14ls 0l5c.
Recelpts-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat, 163,.
600 bu; corn. 10000 bu: oats. 900 bu; rye,
$4,000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour $4,000 brls: wheat. III. 900 bu; oOrn
$4,000 bu; oats. 247,000 bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley, Is. 600 bu.
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and firm: State. common TO choice, 1921 lac:
Pacific coast, 1SO2il7c. Hides dnH ami
easy: wet-salted. New Orleans, selected. 40
! TO 60 pounds. 4le ate; Texas. selected, 80 70
90 pounds. 507o; Buenos Ayres. dry. ~ to 70
hounds 12l9c; Texas dry. 20 to % pounds 8
Q11c.
Cut meats quiet ana firm: picked bellies.
u pounds. 10012c: picked shoulders. SO:
picked hams 12h 013c. Middles dull and
firm; short clear, 10asc. Lard quiet and
firm: Western steam closed at 1020c bid:
sales $50 tleroes at 10. $50 zoe. Options
Sales, none; May closed at 10.l7isc; July
closed at soc; September closed at III. 45c.
Pork quiet and steady; old mess. Sle: new
mess. 1850.
Butter firm; moderate receipts; Western
dairy. 2002sc: Western creamery. - "a SC:
Western factory. 2902ec: Elgins, 340a5c.
Cheese in fair demand and steady; part
Inand; receipts. 5.ys3 packages: Western
fresh, 16l4 "a l6lsc; duck. 20023c goose. SOC.
TallOw quiet and weak; city tS2 for pack
ages 4ssc. Cotton -seed OIL quiet and steady;
crude. 904Oc: yellow. 45c. Rosin quiet
and weak: strained, common to good. Sl.27is
also.
Rice easy and dull; domestic. fair to
extra. 3td5lac; Japan, 4isG4Ac. Molasses
New Orleans, open kettle. COED to choice.
firm and in fair demand at 30t05Sc.
Coffee-Optlons opened steady from IN
changed to 10 points advance. ana closed
weak from unchanged to ~ points up;
sales. 2s50O bags. Including: May. lao
H. 5c: June. 13.s501405c; July. 140l4. l0c:
August. 1i.05014.10c; September. 1850
1425c; December. 1I0l420c; spot Rio dull
aud unsettled; No. 7.l4sac. Sugar-Raw firm
and quiet; fair refining. Sss 03sc; centrif-
ugals. Sc test, 's04c; sales, 1000 bags CEN
trifugals. 96 test. at 3'sc; refined fairly
active and firm; off A. AS IA l5Il6c; mold A.
53Ii605asc; standard A. 5r05 3n6c: confec-
TONERS A. 47s05 1fl6c; cut-losf 5ls "a
5 1lil6c: crushed, 5hQ5 1lll6c; powdered.
81. as 716c; granulated. 505Ac; cubes. 5A
as 716c.
BALTIMORE. April 22.-Wheat strong:
No. red. April and May. 74a4c: June, 75l4c;
July. 75Ac. Corn firm; mixed. April. 4S1sc;
May. 4SAc July. 1890. Oats steady: No.
white Western. 41l2c; No. mixed West
ere. 3S039c. Rye slow; No. 2. 62lac. Hay
firm; good to choice timothy. sl6O16.50.
Grain freights quiet and unchanged. Pro-
visions unchanged. Butter unsettled and
furried; creamery. fancy. 36c. Eggs steady
at 14lac. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes. fair,
17l9c; No. z, 15hc.
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
KANSAS CITY. April o. Cattle - Re-
ceipts. $500; shipments 500. The market
was active. strong and $4,000 higher. Rep
resentatiye sales were as follows: Dressed
beef and shipping steers. $4.30G535; cows
and heifers So 2503.95: stOckers ana feed
ers. $50; Texas and Indian cows. $1,000
425.
Hogs - Receipts. 1900: shipments. 1850.
The N arkes opened 10O15c higher. but lost
the advance and closed 5Ol0c lower. Ex-
trsme range of prices, Sc 25<0L45; bulk. 1925
07.35
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000; ship
ments. ]. 900. The market vas active and
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, April 22-Cattle-Re Receipts,
at the recent advance. Fair to good native
steers. IS. 1904; Texas. both grass and fed,
2i15.
Rogs-Receipts. 1000: shipments. 1900.
The market was strong on light and 30
lower than Fridays figures on heavy.
Heavy. S70745; mixed. s6.s50I4O; light,
S70I40.
Sheep-Receipts, none; shipments, none
The market was lifeless. No sheep on sale.
EAST LIBERTY. April 2a--Cattie-Re-
ceipts 1000: shipments. TO. Nothing do
ing; all through consignments. Ten CAR
loads of cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. 3,40O; shipments. $500.
The market was active. Philadelphias $3.50
0ayO; mixed, ~ 7oOI6U best Orkers. Sa6O
07.70: pigs and light Workers. S7.25OZ.50.
Six carloads of hogs shipped to New York
to-day.
shsep-Receipts. 400: shipments. 1000.
Nothing doing: all through consignments.
CHICAGO. April 22.-The Evening Jour-
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts. 1000; ship
ments. AIS. The market was steady; no
changc from yesterdays quotations.
HoRs-Receipts. 5000: shipments. 5000.
The market was irregular. Mixed hogs.
Sz.4007.s0; prime heavy. $755O77O; prime
light. S7.5007T0.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900: ship
ments. none. Top lambs. S606.SO
LOUISVILLE. April %. - Cattle = Re-
ceipts light. Light shipping. s4.2504.6O;
best butchers. S404.5O; fair to good butch
ers S303.75.
Hoas-Rsceipts light The market was
strong. Choice packing and butchers, $40
0725; fair to good packing, S70L15.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light. The
market was unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April 22.-Hogs scarce and
higher at Sc. 25O 07.55. Receipts. 2.40O ship
ments. 1000.
Cattle strong at s2.7505.25. Receipts 90;
sbipments. 20.
Sheep steady at S35o05.50 Receipts. 200;
shipments, none. Lambs strong at $500 IS.
OIL CITY, April Educational Transit ccrtif-
Gates opened at 6SAc; highest. 6S 7sc; lowest,
6Sl4c: closing. 6Sl4c. Clearances, "a 900 brls
charters 272, 900 brls.
PITTsBURG. April educational Transit cer-
tificates opened at 65i4c: closed at 6Sl4c; high
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Two American. Kin 81. Me.,c.n..

PoGNIx. A. T.. April % A bloody shoot
Ing ahray. just across the line in Mexico 10
reported. in which Frank Peary and Will
liam Brook. miners. figured. Brook was
20 prison with him. Brook drew his pis-
fol and shot the Mexican sheriff dead.
Peary struck another officer over the head
with a pistol and succeeded in keeping the
posse at bay till Brook escaped. Peary
was captured. but on his way 10 prison es-
capped. and has not been heard from since
In the melee half q dozen Mexicans were
killed by the two Americans.
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nder the firm name of Beni. Mclean 81
CO.. was attached this morning by the
Metropolitan National Bank. OF Kansas
City. for $4,000. The Hicks Car Company,
OF which Tyler is said to own one-half in
terest. was also levied upon. Tyler, 10 IS
said. makes his home at KaDsas City. 1t is
charged that within two years past he has
fraudulently conveyed part Of his effects
TO hinder bis creditors.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TT You WANT 20 SELL SYTHING AT Al c.
ton, hous.'soiFsoods reai estate merchandise
call on J. c. Y LLENWIDER. "a East Market ~.
nRAWING 5000 600 OF GOLD FROM THE
IL reserve fund of the United States Treasury
looks very bad for he new administration The peo-
pie must have money. and am instructed 10 put the
knife into prices Of large list Of real estate and sell
IL; also several nice residences 10 trade or sell on
monthly payments. Can Fix you ont In any sha e.
Don't fail 10 bring list Of property for sale
or trade Call At 81 East Market street JOHN @.
FULLENWiDER. Telephone, No. 1855
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Illogical Criticism.

Mrs. Fiun-I think you do be lookin' ILL
CANT. Della. dear.
Della Gust from o seminaryl-You should
not say do be-" mother. IL 10 awfully
Irish.
Mrs. Finn-Howly saints. And amt
Irishe
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Gentlemen. you do not use your facul.
ties of crvation." said an old professor,
addressing his class. Here he pushed for
exceedingly offensive smell. "When was
n student" he continued. Il used my sense
of taste" and with that he dipped his fin
ger in the Rallipot and then put his finger
in his mouth. Taste it. gentlemen. taste
IT." said the professor. land exercise your
perceptive faculties" The gallipot was
pushed toward the reluctant class, one by
one. The students resolutely dipped their
fingers into the concoction and with many
q wry face sucked the abomination from
their fingers. Gentlemen. gentlemen"
said the professor, II must repeat that you
do not use your faculties of observation,
for had you looked more closely at what
was dong you would have seen that the
finger which put in my month was not
the finger dipped in the gallipot."
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and Strong-HOgs Active and
Hieher-Sheep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 22.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, =; shipments. 100. But few on
sale. The market continues strong at
ahout the aame Dricoe
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DIED

HATTEN-1homas H. at 100 a. m. Apr p,
aged nfty -four years and two months. Funeral az
p M today. from his late residence. AIS North East
street
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SOCIETY MES TINGs.

U OF REMEMBERS OF VICTORIA LODGE
N. X of H., No ~ viii assemble at the lodge hail.
ON the Circle tod1y at 30 sharp G. attend IL fun.
era of our late brother Thomas Ha ten BY order Of
the Lodge. j. w. HOSMAN. Recorder.
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ch.rred uith psftnudinr HI. Crad,,or.

CHICAGO. April 22.-Frank 4. Tyler, who
IL extensively engaged in the hide and
fertilizing business. having branches in
this city. Kansas City, No, and New York
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TO RFsIDENrs OF ILLINOIS.

acknowledgements Hatton, Patrick Murray,
Andrew Miller. Additional-Willism X Murray.
Increase benjamin H. Rice. Original Widows
van. Betsey &. Johnson tmotherl, Sarah W. Davis,
minors OF Christopher Fitchner Mary C. Jolly,
Jennie s. Burns, Margaret Liddy, Isabella Nc
Curre. Catherine McGowen. Jeanette Picard,
minors of Purington small. Mary Bcamon. Mary
A
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FOR sALE--MIsCELLaNEO
DOR sALE-SAFETY, NRW. COST $50. SELL
4 for $40. 80 East Market street
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The banks now hold $14. 7S3, 200 In excess
of the requirements of the % per cont. rule.
Bar Silver-At New York. $50 per ounce;
ct London. Esd.
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Philadelphia North American.
If we do not want Hawaii. very well, for
plenty do, and if We refuse il we cannot
play dog in the Manager That il unameri-
can. Take or leave Hawaii. Mr. President.
but no iooling with play ed-out queens and
hangers on.
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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents Of Indiana aud Illinois Who's
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been granted the follow

Pensions have been granted the follow
ing named IndieRians:
Decentralization ii. Wade. Lafayette Larsh,
Fernando b. Prather, Jefferson r. Rsam Huron
A. Place. Stephen A. McNew. Increase-Jesse
BuRh. Reissue and increase-Ge0rge Yochum
Original widows, etc.-Sarah j. Blackman
Catherine Yochum, Sarah J. Hamilton. Parme-
liza Williams. Malinda Lowman. Margaret
NJ. Meyer. Mary j. Daniels, Catharine Pel0quin.
minor of Henry Williams Especial acp. minor Of
Willis O'Neal Especial actl, minor of Samuel
BOliman.
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OIL.

OIL CITY, April 22.-National Transit ccrtif-
Gates opened at 6S&c; highest. 687sc; lowest,
IS &c: closing. 6Si4c. Clearances, 81, 900 brls:
charters, 272, 900 brls.
PITTSBURG, April educational Transit GER
tifcates opened at 6Si4c: closed at 6sl4c; high
est, 6Ssc; lowest, 6SlIc.
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DEMOvAL-DENTALo OFFICE OF L. w. CON-
N stock. to Iron Hail. on the Circle
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-S50 REWARD WILL BE PAID IN
cash for the return Of silyerware stolen from $50
Broa way last Sunday. No questions asked
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BUSINESS CHANCE
DUS NESS CHANCE-CAPTTALIST WITH
ID $4,000 To take silent interest in safe, esab-
lshed business. Is TO 20 per cent. investment Can
handle your own money, which VIII be fully secured.
Investigation solicited. Address NJ, journal ONCE.
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cHUEoH NOTICES.

CPIRITUALISM-THEI INDIANAPOLIS ASSO-
- citation Of Sprituaists viii hold services i'm q. A.
H., Lorraine Block corner West Washington and
Tennessee streets. sunday morning, at 1890 a. M
evening 1:45 p m, Mrs A. NJ. Glazing one OF the
best sprtuastic lecturers and platform test medi-
uins. will serve. Do not fail 70 come and hear this
gifted lady.
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CsTORAGE-BRYAN'S WAREHOUSE (REGIS
- tered)-MOst careful handlers. largest van rooms:
all goods covered Liberal advances Free drayage
in Tel 1905. BRYAN MERCHANDISE CO,
25 and 81 West Pearl street
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ANNOUNCEMENT-OLD HATS AND RUBBER
"A repaired by WM. DRPUY. AZ Massachusetts ave
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR OLD CLOTHING
III by III. OBSTFELD 229 East Washington street
Send me postal and will call immediately.
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Dr. R. N. PONT'E & HIJO

Cirujanos Dentistas establecidos en-
San Juan de Pto. Rico, Gale de San Jus
to ndmero 81.
Montado nuestro gabinete quirdrjic o--dental
Ia altura de los primeros establecimientos de
Europa y Norte America, y en- possession de cuala,
tos adeantos Sc han hecho en- esos paises, estamoa
en- apt1tud de pratcar cuantos trabaios operacio-
aes se NOS conffen, seguros de deiar satigfechos
aueatxos cliemtes-
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Ell correspOnsaI dshsra dar su direction
v firmar con cIaridad.
Sc vende barata

una casa dc altos bajos, decentes para una SO.
la dos familias CON 8 sin escalera interior;
estando dicha casa bien situada en- Rio piedras,
salida para Caguas, cerca del bano del senior
Acosta, y teniendo algibe, bomba, GAIA de aqua
jardines, casa para criados, banjo de mArmol, CO.
rral de media cuerda cercado de mamposteria,
1rboIes frutales. Inforlnara su duefo don Ma
spuel + Calderon, Tetuan Il, Capital 1910
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DE RABEIT

e. DE RABELI A.fs..a 5<4<-
Farmaceufico ole Ia Universidaa ole IA Hab0na.
EGoas ggodsoso ,ans9 las ete,nedades del pecae.
II La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Rabefl, es un
magnifco mafavloso agente terap6utico SECURE
en- Ia Brom9ssts Isss La5gits Asa@s Coarros, Toses
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remedio por excelencia. =% - 49, z7,@I+ls
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABELL. nueva,
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CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL Y SOsA, es una
del1cada crema, de suave olor de grato sabor
paladable hasta por los ninos. -.
Todos los enfermOs Ia tomaran sin repugnancia.
fac1idad gusto Esa elaborada esquisito
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