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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

FOR SALE-Japan piums, Burbank Botan
Satsmn, 5 to 8 feet high, in bundles 10
each, N;s0 per bundle. u. A. Mckenzie,
Genoa, Texas. "A
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FOR SALE--2l2 lots corner Chartres and
Maple streets, Second ward: good local
lily for business. Address 6Sli, care
Post
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FOR SAI.E-Sccond hand Diebold sac,
flreproof, with inside and outside DOORS.
AT NO lhl Noble street, Houston. Texas.
:. u. Radkey, Austin. Texas. q
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FOR SALE-Nincty-five acres of ,imbcrcd
land at a bargain. Apply to COL Tuan.
IN
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FOR SALE.

MAPS OF CITY and all counties for sale
BY r. Witty, surveyor. corner Main
and Franklin streets III
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FOX SAl.E--Le Conte pear trees, 8 10 s
rect high, put up In bundles 10 each,
price slea Address p. a. Mckenzie.
Genoa, Texas. "A
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YOUNG MAN wants situation as cook In
section house anywhere, or In boarding
OF. private house; good mmenda ton
Address 6s4s. care Post 70
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WANTED - Situation by two men as
farmers To work on shaves; don't care
what part of the county Address Mr..
Benton Brown, care Post. 20
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WANTED-By a lady. employment In
store; wages no object. Apply 6sii. care
Post 26
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OR SAi.E--The Acme Saloon. one of the
best stands In town: reason for selling,
wish 10 retire from business. Apply 10
the Magnolia Brewery, or on premises.
Sl6 Milan street. 70
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FOR RENT.

sewer connections Apply 2i03 Franklin
avenue. Small iron safe for sale al
above address, n
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION wanted by cciored boy who
VIII work at hotel or private house: has
bad experiences with horses. Address
bN.H. cure POst. Dc
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STENOGRAPHER and all around office
man wants situation, ~ years experience
Wholesale houses, law office and court
work. city references. Address oslo, ,dre
I'nst .r
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Advertisers should rememDer that let
liyered through the postoffice. II Initials
are ueed they snould be directed 10 tho
care of some person. firm or postoniee
box. Advertisements can be LETT at our
office or sent through the mall to-
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston. Texas.
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TIRED, SHORT SESSION FEELING

Providence Journal.
Mr.. Butler, the popullst senator from
North Carolina, has made six LONG
speeches in the first six weeks OF the ses.
sion. Does any one remember a thing no
has said? Does any one wonder thai
there Ia a growing feeling at WASHINGTON
In favor of a short session?
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AT A BARGAlN--Moder ginnery outfit
nearly new, in best cotton growing
county in the State, for sale on easy
terms or exchange for Houston property.
For Information address 80, care Post.
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specially; neat work
and fitting guaranteed. Apply to Land
ledy 1903 Prairie avenue. j.
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CARPENTER. experienced. young. wants
work al anything, wages moderate. Adj
dress w. w. care Post %
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE HAVE LABORERS. house girls, me-
chanics business managers, bookkeep-
ers, xtenographers; we furnish you man
or woman for house or office free OF
Charge. Taylor q buchanan, 20
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MANIFESTATION as housekecper by
middle aged lady reliable and trust
worthy. for widowcr with children, no
objection TO country. Address a. Il, G.,
care Post NJ
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W ANTfD--Good saloon man wants work
stranger In city. can give nrN-clasa ref.
crences: Will give employer satisfaction
Address j.. care Post n
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EXPERIENCED bookkceper and office
man wishes a few sets of books TO post
or adjust, quick, accurate, highest rel
ercnces. moderate salary, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address 697i. care Post. a
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K. OF p, good carpenter. plenty tools
6SSS. care Post p
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WANTED-By a good carpenter employ
ment by day or contract. Address l..
Lloyd. 6Sl2. care Post. ii
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WhNTlID- Clerkshep In the city by youns
man. light salary to get established
some experience In banking. references
No. 1. Address w N care ". n.
taiothers. "
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FOR SALESMAN, well rooted cape les.
semine and threc-foot California privit
Zoe each, Trifoleatti &c; Mulberry, Be-
J.. a. Mckenzie, Genoa, Texas, .,
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FOR RitNT-Three rooms, furnished conf
plcte for light housekeeping. 903 Clay
avenue. corner Travis street. 80
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PHYSICIAN wanted as partner In estab-
nshed Office: must be competent man;
rare opportunity 10 night party. Adj
dress. IN confidence. r. D. Box so9, Hous-
ton. Texas. - y
FOR sALE-An Interest In ono OF the
best country papers In Texas; fine job
business: largest circulation In the
county in which II ~ printed ana ths
most advertising: can have full con
troll; good reasons for selling: iDdepend-
ent- populist; must have some cash, 40.
dress for further particulars LOCK pox
6. Bryan. Texss. u
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MRS i. r.. BtfRNETTE,-First- dress
making parlors, il2 Binz Building. %
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SITUATION wanted 10y gardeiler and
fruit grower; Ave years experience Ia
Texas, u good. steady. working man
Apply AIS Travis "
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WANT work around The house BY swedo
who Is handy with tools and can make
himself generally useful. Address 6s74
care Post ~
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NICELY furnished rooms for rent close
In for ladies or gentlemen; also tof
light housekeeping ,1s Rnsk avenue. 70
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SITUATION wanted by colored man to
cook In boarding house or restaurant,
references. Opposite Fifth Ward mar
ket. 26
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FOR SALE. at a bargain, second hand
stock OF goods. mostly clothing. For
particulars apply to Mrs. I. Hitchcock,
700 Preston avenue. 2S
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MIDDLE AGED German man wants "A
private place; accustomed to care OF
horses and COWS. also garden work.
WIN. Scibert. los San Jacinto st. 26
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FOR RENT--sl5. my six room cottago,
Ill3 Brushear street. Isaac II. OliNer,
10i0it Congress avenue. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. ]. J. McKANNA, Sanitarlum. Main
Street and Elgin Avenue.
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LIST OF ANSWEKS--
Remaining IN Office Of od The Post Tor
1901 90; A.G. %; ARP; ABF; 90
A.; B.BB. CD: ESQ., C) ; $500 %; 6bH; CITY
CP: II. Il. Coy.e (2) 6S)3; 69lS 80; w. G.
COOS 49,; 6S'5. Mrs. Mile Williams; 69sl
7O06; GIN. H., 6N1: GU. H.. 6g57 6sS2; Cos
Hotel; 69SS; Jas, G,BHyde; Room no: ;,
Us. C2l; GS60 J.B. % Jones 90 69l0: $685.
Kyle %: 6962 60; NJ +D; Myra, NJ. +.
his. owner 90: $685. C9GG; 639l C5G6; Ply
stefan and Druggist; 676l, 696s CO 6Ia3
Cali t2); Strictly Business 90 G5ii 1865 ~
gg5. 6995: g. c. Townsley; 6S1l 90: 699i,
WE b.. 1923. 69i9 (S); 5i49 GU. p
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WANTED-To sell furnishings complete
of newly furnished five-room cottage,
newly painted. stable carriage house.
servants house with two rooms. under
ground cistcrn; eight months lease, low
rent best residence portion. Address
Il. o. BOX 100 city &c
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FOR EXCHANGE-Texas farms for
farms In tho Northwest: Northern farms
for Texas farms Town properties.
Northern and Southern, for farms.
Ranches for city properties. city prop
critics for plantations. Farms for lands.
Lands for farms, etc. etc. Over fifty
valuable properties for trade. Some
fine bargains In lands for sale. Mrs.
Cora Bacon Foster. Moore Burnett
Bldg, LIS
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ANTED-B ookkeepers. stenographers
clerks. etc. who desire positions to com
municate with us; we reach the entire
State. Taylor q Buchanan fOOlla Pres
ton street. Houston. Texas II
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ColoRED boy wants work OF any kind
around house and In yard. Address IgnS
Bell street. q,
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nv CAN TEACH you Shorthand and
" ,ypewriting by mail: write for circuiar
s,a tIouston Shorthand and Typewriting
schooi Mason BLOCK. II
I575IT.7T5y0NE SHOULD LEARN SHORTY
LAND = II is an education in it.
saif II saves time. labor, induces COR
~, nronunriation and spelling. besides
i most valuable accomplishment
,Jnmston shorthand and Typevritin4
school, Mason block.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS Employ
incnt wanted by experienced and rcii.
able hand Address bNqS care Pest. ?.
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MADAME l.. WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
ouerade costumes and dressmaking par
Tor Sl3 Mason Block; costumes for rent
and 10 order; costumes for children from
6 years ~
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SITUATION WANTED--A nice young
Gernihn pirl wants "A nice place for light
housework or dining room. No, S. care
Post. n,
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LOUISIANA RED HEART CYPRESS
ClSTERNS-
400 Gallon Cistern y,..,...,....,.....y17 70
leg0 Gallon Cisterns ..................... 10 50
ZOO Gallon Cisterns .,...............2? 50
600 Gallon Cisterns ......,,...,.... "a 70
200 Gallon Cisterns ,...,,............. 80 W
We make over 2OU different sizes Com
plete price list mailed on apple alton.
HOUSTON CYPRESS CiSTEltN CO,
.nlce and Factory Foot OF Main Street,
Houston. Texas. Phone 5S5.
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WANTED TO BUY.
WAITED TO. aENr.

SyNNTEIl Three or four rooms lconnect9
ingl, com pletely furnished for hrnkI
utes' walk OF The Post. Address, plq$)1x1
terms. w. W., care Post. u
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Wine for sale. per
gallon As cents, quart bottles rs cents
thas Retzcr, corner san Jacinto and
Webster avenue, q
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SITUATION wanted in amy capacify Nv
S"euish young man, age %; have good
Knowledge of bookkeeping, can CIV. Al
itierences. Address 0si3. care Post, Is
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PERSONAL.

w. S. MASON, violinist and musical di-
rector Adolph i}rodsky, late head
teacher of the Licpsic conservatory; 81
can recommend MIR. Mason as an excel
lent performer. not alone as soloist: he
is also an experienced orchestral player;
his tone is large and fine and his play
ing fuil of soul" MIR. Mason will take a
limited number of pupils and is open for
engagements AS soloist and choir mas
ter: for terms apply at Grunowalds. or
6lS Austin street, "
DREsSMAKING a specially; neat work
and fitting guaranteed. Apply to Land
ledy. 1903 Prairie avenue. =
MRS. ]. II. BURNETTE-l'irst-c dress
making parlors. AZ Binz building. y
N0TICN = sanderson, who came from
Iowa and worked for Judge Kendall last
spring and summer as gardener, call n
Globe Hotel; something to his interest.
MADAME L. WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
ouerade costumes and dressmaking par
Tor. Sl3 Mason Block. costumes for rent
AID to order; costumes for children from
years ~
III YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings. improve your time
by taking the night course at the Hous-
Ton Shorthand and Typewriting school,
Mason block. u
DRs- REYNOLDS of the on Cure sanl-
Tarium Nashville, Tenn, is represented
in Houston this week; all persons af-
fllctcd with catarrh; consumption can
should call at 300 Louisiana street, and
learn of the wonderful curative powers
of these painless oils home treatment;
agents wanted Apply at once, 900
Louisiana street, city. "A
ALI. WHO WISH 10 learn French so as
10 speak It. come and join Miss c.
Beauvais' class at 5o5 Austin street.
near Prairie avenue ------ y
DIR. LOUISA BAIRD. the New York
Snecinlist. treats all diseases peculiar to
lad es; magnetic healer; cures without
medicine; also business medium. Resi-
dcnce 1905 Preston avenue. 2
YTAVI COMPANY. lO2 Binz Building.
Health Book free: home treatment; lady
attendant from 10 p. m, all ladies' are
respectfully invited 70 call. p
MRS RT.ACK, spiritual medium, removes
evil. unites separated, gives advice on
all affairs, SOC and 81, spirit photos.
charms, etc. 20l4 Preston avenue; also
by mail. u
OFT PRICES-From the LIST of January,
1896 you can have your shoes half soled.
sewed T5c; peEgcd Coo; heels. &c; all
work guaranteed. 7. Mayiak, 1908 Pres
ton avenue. E-S
WATCHES. clocks, jewelry, etc, sold
al sacrifice, beginning November 49,
lasting thirty days. old gold and silver
taker in exchange. L. I. Wilton. ses
Prairie avenue. II
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III YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings. improve your time
ION Shorthand aud Typewriting school,
Mason block. u
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FOR TRADE-l3e acres, 20 miles from
Houston, 20 trade for house ard lot In
city: will assume some inoumhraace.
C6ll on lily. Malmgren, Room 3. Scdulan
Iluilliue ~
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TRADE Or EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE = To exchange State
rights oil valuable and useful patent
in the agricultural line for real estate
ilcss In you, Investigate this as there
IL big money In II for some one. Adj
dress Patentee. this office. 80
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FnEsxpw DRanLAY

Sin poder naa miro IN inetante al cielo, que "a
pon1a de color de roea; outso ebrir al balloon,
oreyendo qua 81 ARE puro do Ia naanana la re-
ffaaoaefa calmando sn aafcimianto, pero sua dea
falloodas manos no pndieron levantar Ia fallebs.
y exhalando I'm grito oay6 desfallecida aobre "a
eifomhra.
A ooaa dc o. nueve scerc6se Br1gada, de
puntillas, 1 la pue1ta para esouohar 81 su penora
dormfa oy6 I'm getnido. La Gel crisd4 tuyo
miedo, sin titnbear entr6. Clara continuaba
tendida sin movimi snto en- ell mismo sit;o que
cayo. y hablaba palabras iuooherentes Su roa
tro estaba enrojeoido y heladoa los pies. En- un
momsnto, y sin preguntarae por que eetaba la
senora Derblay dc aquel modo, L. levs, como
una plums, la acost6 como 81 faera ,.nA mia,
vi6ndola oalmsda por 10 exquisite seneAoi6n
de bienestsr q1e le habfa prooursdo el ffesco
de las aabanos, oorri6 busoar Felipe.
Veatiase este on So habitaci6n. De una
ojeada vi6 Ia jurasiana la CANA deshecha, Ia tris
tSzs en- el roatro de 81 ame; fernando de jnrto
iss almohadas uu psnuelo hdnedo de ldgri
mas movi0 triatamente la cabeza
lAh, senor!--4ij s-.Q16 desgraciaI Us.
tad dorado, = ellr..
Felipe SO puao ligiao Ia idea de qce ara
anteeg ladeae an acto de deeeeperaoidn hub.ese
mUerto, lie eatremaci6,
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RECON- ENDAMOS

Lao GEsTINA" de Ulrici; que
eS un nuevo medica 4nento que bien
puede calificarse de efiCaz en- las en-
ferInedades del estomago y de asOm-
brOSOS reSultadOS.
FL expresedo remedies Sc admins
ira en- obleas y su inventor garantiza
la curact6n de las perSOnaS que 10
uSen y el ALlvIO 8 mejOr1a deSde Ia
primera GAIA.
Este afamado EsPEc (Flco 10
cecibe vEN0E en- Puerto-RicO.--F !.
DEL GU ERMETY.
EI presidente de un Casino de terceT
Orden comparace ante el juez. el CT a. lie
dice:
So le acusa usted de habsr auto
rizado los ju' g,s de azar. .
II Los juegos de azarl NADIA de ESQ
sefior juez. No hay socio del Casino que
no haga trampas.
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BtnErorzoA Dz "LA OonaspoaDnsozA'

-1Que oourre! !-pregunto con terrible an
gustie.
Bigida oomprendi6 au pensamiento.
-No-dijo-nero eata enferma
No Quiso DIR Felipe una T0labra mSG sin
gaatar tempo en- ponerse una prenda de abb
go, oorri6 &C mo loco Ia hobitas si6n de Clara.
Ell stido blanoo, las ensguss arrUgadas, los "a
patitos 81 cors6 de sat6o blanoo pelt4mAdo,
eetsben en- desorden por el suelo
R jo el semblsnte bsilltrcole loa ojcF en
los entresbiertos pdrpadcs, ettAba ClarA te1GidA
en- el gran leoho de columnas
Los graves guerreros de Ia tapiceris, CON
las empu1adas la z.s, parecis que 10 velsbsn.
Acercoee hpe no le reconooi6 Son
refa la joven duloemente, sus entceabiert 6,
desooloridos labios dejaban YER los blancos
dientes, Ccgi6la Ia mano la enoontro ardo.
rosa.
a la incesante agitaoi6n de Ia noche habia
auoedido profaudo entorpeoimiento. Asnstado
Felipe eeoribi6 con rapidtz algunas haeas para
el mejor m6dico de Besano6n y So las msnd6
con TN carruaje.
AL msmo TEMPO avisaba B saulien.
10 tal6se junto al leoho de Clara aumido 90
daaconscle doras ideaa.
I'M rlria ella 2 an aoahsraa todOi Qoutinuaha
Il enEsRmA inmdvil = con Loo cioa ahiartoe, psr0
uRs QQnsraQol6R deloEoea pFodaeiela estTahlsmo.
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@ III A r A d A
PrmierG cu0tro 8 abrigo
Cfrecen algunas costas;
81 que come, dos tres uno,
seR1n voZ de baja estofa;
prGmG tres. primo, envejece,
p0r La edsd, una persona;
dos prtmd una n ujer
cuando un bIazo ee le atrcffa.
Finalmente namo todo
s cualquiera frase tonta.
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/. o Sill. IN oRTA LES

- " - liz ~ M ~ ~ - - n -
El cabdIlo q Ell tOro
Sobre un caballO fOgosO
& todo galope un dia
un nifi tnrpe corria,
cuanto el gre vanidoso.
-iQ'6 vilipt ndio! AL cOrcel
tal d,j un no bravio.
jVive ell cielo, sefior milo,
que hace usted Undo papel!
1 Ell bruto de mobiles crimes
aff deia Elm enOjo,
le gobiernen s su ansojo
unas manos tan ruines?
Y 81 doblando mi CuellO
al rapaz en- TERRA lanzo,
repusO el corcel, iqu6 alcanzo?
eQu6 honor me resulta de clio?
LessSag.
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CONpITERIl CENTRlL saa 54.io .
Die JUAN PUIG }

Los duefios de esta antigua ConHteria participa
do ellos los que venian surtendo de pssteleris al
Icafe El Siglo'' "Kiosko Central de la plazuela
larticulos todos los que les drian ordenes. En-
Idcho estableciniento encont' ara sempre COM
Ipeto surtido de dulces fnos, 10 mismo que pan de
Mallorca, Suizos pan de la Reina, tostadas, plant
illAs, b's,ochos tostados, ETC., etc.
NOTA.-A las personals que hagan encargo al
estabecmiento de Sopas borrachas. Ramilletes. Bis
Icochones, Bandeas de dulces Payos trufados, ia
lmones dulce etc les hard gran rebaja
Isobre los precios corrientes. 2O-lS
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lvlIAN E. BlANcO Y sOsA.-Agen

Ee &c N6yOC1O8. -CenCrO u0 COmlsIOHBB,
informes consultas sobre todos los ra-
mos de la Administration, de La Agricultu-
ra, La Industrial y el Comercio.-San Juan
puerto Rlco), caiie de Ssn Francisco H.
91.--Direcci6n telegrafica Bl0ncOs0. r.
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GuRAcloH De Las EHaMEuADEs DEL ssrEnl HERosa extL
| ONICO NERVIOSO CERA


AiVio Intermediates sea
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VINO CORDIAL DE
CGRGBRInA COMPUESfO
PREPARADO PoR ULRICI. OU
CEREBRINA. YACYD0 FOSFO- -GLICERICO

SuSancas tostorlca3 n9turaies
pral 1ledlla espnal
co1eto el
la p7rt9 tosora1a
l1
mo regeerando Vsblenene al enferno
JuC4o De CAf7NE3 PEPTONIzADO HIERRC
MANGANESE
Es Ell VtiORlAANTE mas poderoso
IL rando el TONI @
:uerpO humane del 49,
a E pedn e u Verdaeo CORDIAL su sabor
Su eteco torthcante es lnnaediaO " ~
CUEA V
duclda por insomnia de
rnentOs 0oA4
?W@ CURA Ia SOMNOLENCIA, constanes
mental -0's0 iioi0o y
CUI2A Ia AlEMA c!orosls neuralgas rebel
blanCas Papitaciones 0"e~ liz
CUhtA la DEBuIDAD GENERAL On
reto para1sls ternblor Oedad
c11ento progressive
esto1lago LlspeSa diarreaS cronicas
"a prdidas
pacldad estudios
CURA la inpotencia Dor ah,soe
de Ia
p1nal y convalecencias descuidadas - ~ ~
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-31

El dueno dc una fonda dice & uno de
sus dependencies:
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que acc ban de albergarse aqui son solven.
tes?
ST, senor FigIrese usted que 81 es
un viejo muy achacoso y su mujer una
lcriatura encantadora, joven elegante.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-05-21
Red Lake River at Crookston.
Mimi. Breaks All Records
for Depth.
City Partially Submerged. Wa
ter Reaching Second Story
Windows.
Hundreds OF People Forced to
Desert Homes for Places
Of Safety.

CRooKsToN, Mimi, May 21.-The
sss!-e south portion of the city. includ.
ing nearly ali below Houston avenue. Is
submerged. and the same fate has come
10 nearly all the residences upon Je.
rome's addition.
The Red Lake river was never known
to be within two feet as high as now.
The force at work building dyke 60
prevent the water encroaching upon
Chase's addition was compelled to aban.
don the task, and at midnight many
hours of hard labor had been swept
away That portion Of the city. in
which were 80 families. mostly of the
laboring classes, is under water to the
depth of 10 or 10 feet. The hope that
the dyke would be successful deferred
these people from moving early In the
evening. and during the night many of
them Were
Taken Out Of Their Houses In Boats
from che upper windows. Quite num-
Der Of COWS have been drowned, as well
az hundreds of small household ami.
mails.
The river In places is a mile wide.
The bridges still hold, but it is impos-
sible to communicate with the south
side CT the river except by boat. The
electric light plant has shut down, and
the water is within four inches Of the
fires under the boilers at the water.
works pumps. These may be stopped at
any time. The city council met at 2
o'clock to prepare for emergencies. A
relief committee has been formed to
care for the destitute. At least 200
families have been forced to leave their
homes, and are being cared for by their
more fortunate neiphhorS