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RESuLTSIN COMPLICATIONS.
Affairs OF the DeiuTct Nstioael
Bank OF llliaois.
PAPERS AND BOOKS WERE STOLEN
,,v.iyr.. pi.turhance. in TeSss-i"'
Assignments Made in i
other Financial Aunsrs'

CHICAGO. January s.--Sev and starting
ooraoucations are forthcoming as the re-
s,,l; Q, the National Bank Of Illinois fail
un-. Colora ". Y. Jacobs. who con-
ceived the Calumet Electric railway and
was forced GU, q control il 1888 IS unable
10 push claims against the officers OF the
National Bark Of Illinois, because all pa
pers ana books relating TO his connection
with the Calumet Electric railway have
been stolen. According 10 colOnel Jacobs,
the crime was committed by Cae Of his
confidential clerks, against Nhom charge
is now pending IN the Jrted states confi.
claim Is made tnai the theft Of the pa
pers IN his possession was tbs sequel OF
conspiracy which promises sensational
Developments. In a1ditlon 20 the siSniA-
cance attached 20 TIE stolen papers n re-
latlan 10 the failure Of the National Bank
a llinois the publication Of duplicate
foreign exchange credl, from ;ne dfiuoci
hank 70 Colonel Jacobs places ar entirely
rev face or the sui which Is no~ pend
ing in regard 20 the gale OF the Englewood
ana Chicago Electric Street Rahwsy cozc-
rany The printing % two fac-siMihcs o.
the credit is expected TO lead TO the de-
lection n the cuip~it v no is charged with
The theft. The Significance attached 20
ihe missing papers and books 50 far as The
National Bank Of Illinois is concerned Is
that they support Colonel Jacobs claims
and embrace his judgments against the
National Bank o; Illinois as 4 forine. OWL
or u the Calume, Electric road,
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Fourth District,

san Antoaio Texas. January Sin the
f5ur.l court o, civil appeals the folloVl-s
de ssrs we're handed down;
Affrrncd--Charics Hummel IS. Isaiore
FLORES from BeAar. ". II. Bailey vs.. Keno
Chairman from Harris. san Antonio street
Railway company vs. Augusta Rsnien.
from Bcxar. : Il. Watkins vs. Guy W. j..
Wprie- from jefferson
Reversed and remanded-W J. Moore
Is Alfred J. Brtton ct al. from Harris.
4. n VERIFY SIS. Charles Z and Calvin
Martin from BrazoTla; International and
Great Northern Railway company vs.. Alice
Culpfppcr ct al from Smith.
Reversed ard rendered for appellant .
Marie o. CANADIAN vs.. city q san Anto-
uio.
The following motions were disposed -.
civ Of san Antonio. c. a. VS. Ern a.
R'che. frnm BeNar. for rchcarin- over
ruled. Luciap Minor. Administrator. ys J..
n and r l. kiis1re. TO modify Opiui m,
oyerruied Laupascs Hotel aui Park COM
pany VS.. PhoeaiN Insurance company Cor
rehearlur. ovorruletl, san Antonio street
RAILWAY company vs.. Sta,e % Texas eN-
rel Henry Eluendorf C., a. fr'm Bay7r
for rehearing; overruled Missouri Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company OF Texas
VS. John Wallace. from Fayette for rehtar-
ing. oyer-uled Lothian Bros Nanufac;l--
ing company ct al vs. Hous,on Water
Works company for rehearing oYerrulci
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Santa Aana. Texas. January The tol-
lowing business changes have taken place
in this Iovn with the beginning Of tho ncw
year: Weaver & Brown have dissolved. Mr.
Weaver continuing in business: Hemrhill
& Smith have dissolved. each one opening
UP business tor himself; the Shields Mer-
camille company has dissolved ana the bust
ness VIII be conducted by and in the name
Of l.. l.. Shields
Nr. Shields IS building a tine two-story
stone building, which he expects to have
completed in a short time which will be
ap ornament to the town
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The HIGHER COURTS.
Third District.

Ans;ia. Texas. January 6--i'roeeesinss
q the oours Of civil appeals for the Taira
distric; iossy:
Affrmed--IiArtfo7d Fire Insurance COM
ptay rs Wat. from McleaaAn.
Reversed and -Tcuohsiooe ct
al vs.. Stasgs c, al. from Brown.
Noiioas ororfulea-Texss savings and
Loan association ~ Baker c; al, from
AcLaanao. 10 amend and affirm OF esrtia-
Gaze. LaEiA et al vs. Harris - a., from
Genial. for certi3-&ri
] be motion 70 strike OIL So Ena2snis o.
error in Cal. Colorado and Santa Fe RS'l-
wax company vs.. Brown. from &cI.e1f AZ,
Is ordere3 10 be considered IL passing upon
the entire case
&cii7os for rehszruE suhnlued-Nfsi-
frr Union Telegraph company ~. Gibson.
fscm NNa Za-d. Thaxicr. trustee, IS
sIi;h. from McCulicch Rogers - Coaeho
CSttle company. from CorcAo.
Notices s5hmi'te5 a1e -rAute1--Dusrse
e. 81 ~ Franks ~ al. from McCailoca, 20
hle briefs. s. Louis Southwestern Railway
company VS.. Bramleite. srou ranuln- 70
withdraw certain photographs
Mclc1s submitted SsTi'h IS Meyer
Drag COMPANY, from Bel to affirm ~ cer-
utcate; Smith VS.. Texas Dug .3,lpaHt
from Bell 10 affirm or certificate
TIE molten p. rNhearinE r Puricar vs.
FrieTy from Harris. is passed un;l its
frs. court dav Dr. February.
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Criminal Anneni..

Dallas Texas. January 6.-The court of
criminal appeals transacted tbs following
business today
Submitted on brief for State r. Gil
more. tWo cases. Jim Miller. from Grayscn.
Henry Henderson, two cases. from Dallas:
Floyd Franklin I. e. BAH and Herbert
BUCK from Collins; Lemon Jackson, from
Wsllcr.
Supnrt-l on oral argument 'or both par
ties-Jos part2r from Walker; 4. l. Kari-
man. from Dallas.
Submitted or record-Domingo Saiiano
from Victoria. Frank Henderson, from
CFayson Henry Henderson from Dallas
Henry Rice, from Caldwell
Submitted ca brief FOR appelant-M- Bu-
char1u from Grayson; Matte Hayden ct
al and Eli uruae from Dallas.
Motion 10 dismiss appeal submi,tei-Fred
Noimeir John / Boyles and B. Dl-
worth, from Dallas.
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ChnnEc In Officers.

Chicago. January 6.--At a meeting today
OF the board OF directors Of the New York
Biscuit company called by the president,
ne resignation Of William II. Moore as
president and director ot the company was
received and accepted and Henry J. Ey-
ars was elected president and Mr. Clarence
buckingham was elected a director la mn
tho place thus occasonod. Mr. ]. W Ha2on
was elected vice president. succeeding Mr
Evans. and Mr.. Frank I.oyden was elected
gonCral counsel OF lhocomrany
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Chnngcs NJ Georgcto,,n.

Georgetown. Texas, January 6.-George
N. Mcdaniel Of Leander has bought out
the hardware firm OF Sutton, sharpe & Co.
and viii continue the business at the
present stand.
j. is reported that Foster Bros OF Corn
Hll have purchased the stock OF dr,
goods belonging to =. +. Booiys branch
store az Round Rock and will move the
STOCK 70 Gown Hlll
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posfnlnstrr In rroubIr.

I8llas- Texas January 6-Thomas J.
Drookshirc. postmaster at Powell, Navarro
county. waa before United States Comrl.s.
iiontr Lednum today on the charge Of emf
oegzlire f6ie OF the funds la his possession.
The hearing was postponed til tomorrow.
brookshire was put under bond Of $500. in
default VI which he was sent TO Jail.
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MfKinnev Texas January G-The
aouabouud Hous,on and Texas Central ran
ovss and instautiy KILLED stranger this
qrnirg enc and quarter mies north
ni rcvs uf4r he spot whore Joe Wilder was
t'iied IN ihe same manner three weeks
ls'. by papers In ms pocket a cleW TO his
teru'y Was secured. hts name was Par
r.ck Lamer late Of Dallas whore he BE-
lnEu to Grand Army post.
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Armistcad Mitchell Dead.

Richmond. Texas, January Ga flo.
gram was received here this lnorni, nm
noune'ns the death from pneumonia of
Armls'ead Mitchell, which occurred near
'ulShear' on his fathers plantation last
h'sh' His wife. father mother. sister
ana brother We're by his bedside At tb..
time of his death, ~
me deceased lea',s wife aud two chill.
urn lie was about 20 years OF age.
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Temple. Texas, January william
Fohl VII has been missing since the az.
sassinafion Of Oh man H. Richter the
German marAe. gardener. ard for whom
warrant was issued some DAYS ago came
20 last % KIT and surrendered Tie and
Sinner Olihect. the boy Jointly charrea
Ti'h he killing, were carried to the Bel
s.s 60
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DonoGihuc Nnu.

ne" YORK january GA ten mile
SI@'ch skaIrg rlee between Joe Done
s1ns 81 Ntwbursh and John lawson
r H1iSTi' a; ''he terrible swede." was de-,
The Nswtureb Ire kAnng palace last niclt
i"ps 10 spare. Time, "a minutes, ""-' e'shl
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LAGRANGE. Texas. January d.-Mr. ]. y
Han doing grooary business here. sola
out to H. c, HeilIg & Co The stock was
c. Heilig a. Co.
Mr. John Ligon, proprietor OF the Count-
Seat saloon sold out to Mr., Schaefer. WIN
took charge on the LIST.
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Eric, Pa. January 6.-The Second Ma
tlonal bank. conceded TO be one of the
strongest financial institutions in the
state, withstood a run on it yesterday. All
day. from . Z. m TO p. m a steady stream
of dcposilors called upon the paying teller.
but every demand was met It was thought
the run will not be repeated tomorrow, but
that dcpositors will return their withdraw
ais now that the scare is over. How the
run started is mystery
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New YORK. January G.-rhs c-ley Island
JOCKEY cub stakes. whch closed January
T. have received great nrmb1' o, nomi.
nat oas his year so far, In sldit!cn TO
these already IN. a few more are eNps,tei.
hf mau. IN Nuturilv OF lNl has 81 nor T.
na;ions. The Srhurhtn. 20 bc run at tno
Juna mcct.uy. has 49, while the t,n4at
III NJ h.s ~ anl m. io.h,e eNel- 81
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Cincinnati. January s,--TheDecemp Levy
Co. wholesale saddlery dealers. assigned
tonight. Liabilities $4,000, assets said to
ee sunicieni 10 pay out.
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Galveston. Texas January 6.-ln the
court OF civil appeals today
Motion to file conclusion Of law ari fact
rcfusrd-Gulf Beaumont aud Kansas CITY
Railway company VS. Il. Z Jones, from
jeGcr on
Motion 10 enlarge certified question 70
supreme court subml;ted-William -.
Cleveland * Co vs. John i. Carr et al.
from, U.fl-
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san Antonio, Texas January G-The
Lskeyiew Land company owners of sub
urb Of this city known as Lakeview. today
fled suit for slsi 600 damages against the
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Rochester. y Y. January 6.--Gould, Lee
& Martin. one of the largest boot and snoe
firms in the city. assigned to-day. Assets
and llabilities Will be large.
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San Artonio Street Railway company.
Plaintiff alleges tia; this damage Was oe-
c&sicned hr aefeadAu,x's refusal to run ;tk
street. cars TO SAID suburb gharobs destroy
lax It's value as residence property.
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Foreclosure Ordered

Dubuque Iowa, January 1.-The district
court today ordered the foreclosure OF A
mortgage for $4,000 against the Iowa Iron
Works, which built the torpedo boat
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Lexington, Ky, January byron Mr.
clellaul lost h-s fas' g-yeer-od COLI can.
dletoTfe 10y INN. Candiemas .Eastham, 20
daS lie ieA dead at the track
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THE PATRONAGE OF TEXAS.
chanmsn Green kIll Have the Civ
ing ort Ct .'is,
aTIEssT 6syERAL HlsToS SAYS 50.
R@ass krrangfar for B~yan's
Lcctpre-1Asss bah Matters.
Prs, Bureau.
- (rex,-re flC.el

~ Cfcr1e f1cSfl
r,tngs Taxa. Esrcsrx s-ceoersl ]. X
t.-,,..- ~ s,sls-. 80 49,, 80 &c.
% 'he 'tl'saiis@A -loiAifsA siee during TIE
4ASl cE--palc1 ~ tia Stats has beea heard
frosa sss bxs -,-rqf~es o,,ss, s-ca mr.
f.-s... s,.--s.,.+ 49,, =. -. go.
e'A~' esN~.'f'- -ANiA 90 Ns'i-hs 'et'fAs-
sai TIE otae- Gag, y allie the Christmas
be. 5Ess were stilI 90. ne general felt
s...,-. f~+,.... So --.... ...-... 49, s...
4-F 'eaiN" ---- ~ 3 A''ss~e- 20 ne pli-
r1le sse-etara q STATE Chairman Gree-l,
K1.a VIII h q. interest," 10 all reaas repss-
a.4ia hAufAf, ---l Terrell. Texas
-AaM lrfA, ape. .-l-iltr =. 4eeN--Lg Dear
'li-Ap receive r ar-r very Ein1 note.
AaiQi.lE1tgtrs 'Ae faf1e 9irh tepg ct re
s+tfr it2i NJ. NrSta Is sending out, n
ferfs-ee ~ ite Hiiacs lace upon nle ~
lhe lnea nance GRAFT appreciate most
r'A-''if 3'-r A4n- e~s ia thss matter. and
saali -eFer te-scs -he aa.t1r,a courtesy
NiiA v1ta f- treated IRE dlrus rls say
y 4f&-a. @-- stA.- ae ilat iAc t.1c mag
rtlr Ftfl e11 s-ts recognize ile
-s-i izai---s -1atf 81 l4tA tttl --sesi '9 ce
80 Ftt
sfe-i1 r2re Ass s-f3 yo1r isiiS7 ltns
t-f lals t.l have ma rtcc-t .ll-e5s.
ara pAfa WeO ertaEh % have Attended
% rf a4sf. sfol1tte haFr tad too many
a'aff pressing h4siaess matters
At2r ife4 1ezily from Colonel @ Leary,
aaa ae ~r'ies ue ilily coacernipe The work
atlas 3pae 20 gogT state
~ Sft-r, presa-us, told yea all about
aeT 9isi to A4!or Mckinley hos kindly
hs t,g1te1 Is, even Necolnsia1y.ns Us 70
he Halr ne1 0e lei t-4-iQ1- talked
ililF % &a.u- y klnity Gla Mr. Hanna
as we'll, Us go tAe At4.lde 81 John Grant
44ri-s lac ea.a-a- ru ana both Major Mo
kialry ard &r H-n1a s2i1 enough 90 con-
irte ne ihat ile psfr-1aee Of Texas will
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iInr,l,rnrc FIRM.

dalton. Ga, January s.-The hardware
firm Of T. A. & 5 Z Berry assigned to-
dav Liabilities $4,000. The total assets
are said 10 be about s.e,9ca.
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corsicsna Toxas January G.-Rnfus
howens WIS lodged in jan today on COM
plant OF Sophia Watson charging rape
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Receiver Asked For.

Cincinnati. January Ga receiver was
asked today for the Consumers oil com
pany. On a claim Of $4,000, said 10 be due
for machinery.
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Ericsson. the revenue cutter MlnnoH" ~
vrorks viii probably be continued in opera
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MILITARY At VOoDyllLE.
Emmett Rifles on the Sssns TO Pre-
serve Order.
THEIR PRESENCE AIlAyS ALL DANGER
Harrison. the Negro Protests His IN
noc~pce-sh~rsn Eaioe >stts6ed
There VIII he No Lssehtns-

with the detachment q tts ErzrDs. Riiias
sen, TO guard regro a-isaasr 20 be Irioa
at wcod,ille in Tyler cozrsy. Errarec here
xishou, iatsssat al s,ss 0sloek ttis En1'1-
ing. The private ca Gas SCI pus 90 a
switch and sentry paced a; eseA assr.
the private and n,a- commissioned uefees1
being KEEP; wsthiz ascsx rni4 ne 1e,4!
had arrange. to serve breakfast
a large crowd ues st tAs 3rr,o; 20 nsarl
the train ard the shfnning t-aEs buiassas
and blue uniforms q. tha sos5iers a.
traeied great deal q al;taglvr. The ossz-
nissicned officers we're lie oeseet a. al
n.r1;ion ard tie cuflo-s PSi many Vues-
tions TO the psr carrtspf n5aat q 1ns
Post. who wsz II cs,izens t9ulAsis. All 3t.'s
digriied than TIRE military. The cidssas
OF BeaEsnolI had a nd2uoeF Of sto-!ez 20
relate but no Euen;!7n wEA Is4ia ~ .ss.-
BtasatioHAlssin.
a; s:s5 O'Clock Sbsr.A galge calles A.
the Crosby house and hE4 ; ct-ftTe as
~iih Adu!UtAns Central Aetry. ghe sesr-
III said he did not alpreaar2 Irvesaie siaa ~
the military WGs present 2 l. aaeFiA AAo--
Ell the af2utszi seaerel OsHte~ -asiT-.e-
tons as to his desires.
Tie Po<i spereeat ksw sAeriE El-
ioc. The o.acsr .sle be ANTICIPATED 70
trouble sinoe ne had Tire military VIA Aiss.
but he felt azt.ssed liz, sitAg-., ia. VS.
caution s.ue attempt would have lsca
snsda. he h4s been sner!a eleAt r,a.z
and hal three nocos 10 ocatt1a ri-A, aat
rio.e,. ''T ~ 1854 i-r
rue citizens o, res-rsos, 4,e ~, ,..,,.
Cd al rop0g7 ~hica CARED clrcuia. n
mi I Is, r4s is~fea a. i-i1 F-As. a-a
N'AH ING 4lsi 70 4eiy y
e.
SeVfss A%9f's1a' iAe lf4scngf. va.
brought 10 the iTaia aud ,ake1 mo TIE
private car O, the a,tljts-t rAs .r.t.. 3D..
p,.,,,.,-. ,,- v,-.-.t.-.'.-. 80
80 - -'
VI ne Train m Ao1ia ir1-l B9gu-aalI
TO woodyille. J4aaaiy s-waea TIE train
pul,ed a.t ~ ,ts ae,-, a.. ,,-
49,, h,..t..4 -.-.-,.
-. -. pes ~ l-e t7'l-
- - - -. .'stt. ii--t'
"-il' -Af- Aa4 Nil'a
Iyass. 80 -. 'ssir,s -a-el
p, 80 -. . l.s' iie sAii
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--t "ss hitirl| -'i" 81 sNr.. e1t
r'-@ei mere VINO n1d .'es
MI I !. -. -, ~ g.; s1aasa r7isAa iie
800 si'- '.e sh A2ea BIS g.
-. - es,' ahd .nia soi3e i"s o. -ae ana
Tkst "a On tset Bsrr,so, A.s ,.- H..
reaseariea lis tnuoccneo several .irr,s.
,
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-t+isi naa
'H---s ~a' iAlTi'ft2-- Ho taTe hunt
Cd an1 frsEhfR-ca appearance and rs-es
anTioasls out ~ thN ,.i-.3,x g.. ST., ..t-
,.,,.,A,.t a.. -..,.,-,
:, .. H1'A'ls JOY ar ainhisn
HF a@t @4sne ana seeiHei Eratefgi tp- y
military aro'eetion. Wien anc - tha .6if.
se-r rVu1zrksf
Wei. George. we are here 20 sesn ys-
par.-e,-, tes ao..o-.t .....-, t
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M~,instcr 4 Co

Toronto ont. January 6.--McMaster &
Co, Wholesale dry goods, assigned today
liabilities s2l3 900; assets S345. GOA
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s. Locna. Wilder. New York.
IS Treasury. Hughes. liverpool
- Pensacola and parge Regulaio, n
.acola q
Sch Nelson Bartlett, Wiley. Ap,,,,l
cola
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rort Of Galveston. lanu.,
ARRIVED

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S punraVen. Do.'on. Clrdiff.
Sch NJ. Il. Bohanncs, Mason, PIN,
phia. ~
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COMO PUEDE SALvARsE La RUMANDAD De TAIL AzOTE PAGA?

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LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

d. por 6venes oidos nterrump6 dg6ndose Blanca
icuando puede vvir eos de iesas, los
enveieceis antes de tiempo...
II Sois muy amabe para mi mama!
Oh! tn mama ha resistido pcrque tiene dez
energa mas tu Tu stuveses de uto desde
hsce meses, huberas assdo soirees.
tendas de pape mastcado neuraas aquecas calam
bres Ell estomago precise darte herro quna ortf
ante de todo g6nero mientras ahor
hacer ramitos de flores tu parterre de Saint Cloud
para que os las orezca cuando visiteis?
iSf No.! Me haces decr tonterias, locuela! Dijo
e doctor sonriendo hzo la raba de las orejas pero
nandoa todas las picardia que lie habia dcho
mosro muy al satisfecho
para comprender la habdad conque 6 cambaba
fonomia dsmular nquietudes porque
Genoyeva e peocubaba muy de Qu6 aba pagado
aquela hermosa mujer para de anqulae
asf. Sc despidi6 de la enferma diciendoa
Haze muy buen da, decd preparen embellishments
el coche partid. Ire ma1ana veros a Sant-C;ou
Partir pronto!-exclam6 por cubrir apa-
riencias.
En- e fondo estaba contentsmo, pensaba mas que
la libertad de que Iba gozar
SCuando debe hacer porque hacerla
guida-dijo Grandier2 Adios, hasta manana
Gambia le acompano principle darle las gracas por
haber dspadc temores.
No. regocijeis todayfale interrumpio el DOCTOR
sEs grave NAL?
graveg Vuestra mujer esta gravfsima esta
pegro de muerte sin pueda absolno apreciar la
- Entonces para que mudanza?
El cambio de aire producer ellasu evoucion
pudo dec NADIA hasa que pero
abandoneis momento, amigo moi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-23

Las causas secretas.

media tarde ell medico muy peoeupado por la salud de
20 antigua amiga, yolvi6 Gambia.
E coche estaba preparado deante del hotel pronto
aparec6 Genoveva sostenda por ha por marido.
Genoveva y6 al principle al medco, Julien pudo
minarla satisfaction sin que ella pudiera dsmuare NADIA
Sc asusto de la indecibe trsteza de mirada.
- Pobre mujer!-mu1muro.--N engaf1o, muy
graciaa Precise que est1pdo haberlo
Else ell mundo! pensamos sempre
esta en- ell alma.
Genoveva acptaba agadecda los solfcito cuidados de
Blanca marido de la Sermets pero apenas les
miraba.
Estaba loca tranquila, que que
atenci6n nsignifcane las gentes la rodean
pensamento Sc hala regones lejanas.
Sin embargo Ell doctor adeanto Ell de Genove
amino por Quso mostrarse amable, in
diferente de estado
va yeis--le dijo-que os obedezco docilmente.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-06-14
THE LEADING SCHOOL

Jasper Normal Institute will
begin its seventh year Scptmbcr,
10, 1896. The last year has been
the most prosperous in the his
tory Of the school. The enroll
mcnt OF students outside Of JAS
per was 80, more than most OF
the colleges of Florida had for
their total enrolment.
The students Of Jasper Normal
arc expected to devote the great
er part Of their time to intellect
ual growth The mana cement
of the school consider life 30 short
and duties too pressing to fritter
away half or more OF a students
Sine swinging clubs, handling a
gun or kicking II ball. The de-
maud of the age is clUca ted brain
rather than professional athletes.
Jasper Normal offers a variety
Of courses. In every course the
work is of a high order of excel
lcncc. None but good teachers
are employed. 1t is the ambition
of the faculty to do mere for the
young men and women under
their charge than is done at any
other school in the state for stu
dents. The constant increase in
attendance tells how well they
have succeeded.
The health record of Jasper
Normal cannot be eXcelled. In
six years there has been but one
death in Jasper |of persons be-
tween six and twenty-one years
of age and that one was struck
by lightning.
Normal students board with
the best private families of Jas
per at $40 per month.
Bear in mind that Jasper Nor
NAL is not a little village school
but school enrolling twice as
many students every year as is
done at most Florida colleges.
The work is superior in every de-
partment, the behavior of the
students is unexcelled.
Ample buildings, good library,
abundant apparatus, healthful
surroundings, low expenses, and
superior instructions are few of
the many reasons why parents
should send their sons and daugh-
ters to Jasper for an education.
For catalogues and other infor-
nation address j. M. Guilliams,
Jasper, Fla.