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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

TAHE excessive use OF tobacco, especially
by young men is always injurious and
undoubtedly shortons life materially.
Mr.. Ed. G. Ebsen, compositor on the Contra
Costa Nelps, MARTINEZ, Cal, writes; 81 have
used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervlne and re-
ceived much benefit from 10. l was troubled
with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless-
ness, caused by the use OF tobacco and stim-
ulants. took DR.. Miles Eorvine with mar
velousiy good results, allaying the dizziness,
quieting the nerves. and enabling me to
sleep and rest, proving in my case very
beneficial remedy" DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine is especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system To its normal condition
under such circumstances. 1t soothes, heals
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong, blood pure Doc, 81. All druggists
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

casa de altos, en- Ia caffetefa
central de la poblaci6n. Habitaciones cdmo-
das ventiladas con vista la calle mas ct1-
trica mas transitable; sobre todo esmerada
limpieza, cocina selecta, mesa inmejorable, con
servicio escogido buen trato; para 10 cuai e.
cuenta con excelentes sirvientes y amables Sc.
nOrltas para atender al bellO seXO. 45--37
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

captain don Manuel Fernandez, ell 20. teniente
de artillerfa don Jose Rodriguez ell primer
teniente de la guardia civil, don Jose Sanchez
Perez Et primefo, en- uso de licencia, perma
nccera aquf a]gunos dias, de paso para Cuba;
el segundo con destino este distrito y los dos
n!timos de regreso de la Peninsula, con licencia
por enfermos. Nuestra bienvenida,
x*x Han sido aprobadas las relaciones de
atlas de contribuciones de inuustria y concrete
del 3er trimestre de 1896 a 81, de Aguadilla,
Isabel, San Sebastian, Capital, I.ares y Baya-
mon. las itlem de bajas de San Sebastian,
Isabella, Agoadilla, 14ares Bayamon.
Vnnt2 Sc vende una pulperia acreditada y
'0"A Ell una de las principalcs GALES de es-
ia Capital Informant su dueflo Cello Barrio.
Fortaleza II. 15-1O
de los modernos millonarios, interesante
recordar las notables fortunas en- los tiempos
antiques. Tenemos Il Creso, cuyo nombre Sc
ha .vuelto una especie de proverbio con motive
de su excesiya opnlencia y, sin embargo, 81 no
podfa haber comprado 10 que I'm Vanderbilt;
toda su fortuna no pasaba de tres millones.
Ell infame Tiberio, ell gran tacai1o, dej6 al
morir una grandisima fortuna, que Sc cacula
en- 23,625, 900 libras, cuya fortuna, segdn sc
dice, disip6 en- menos de un ano su heredero
Calfgula. Tenfa Seneca una sfortunita, de
o'oOO.OOO llDFaS que ul1lCllIueuto uaDrlA SluO
adquirida haber sido mas pura su flosoffa.
III pobre Apio no pudo soportar ell dolor que
le causara ell descubrimicnto lie que su tesoro
solo contenfa 90 libras entire la pobreza que
81 tanto temfa, la muertc, prefrio 6sta, sui
cidandose. Una sola comida cost6 Liculo la
hermosa suma de 20, 200 libras. Tenemos,
pues, que en- la extension de las fortunae,
algunos mllonarios modernos pueden aventa-
JAR a los Antiques; pero al legar las extra
vagancias hay que conceder ell balance en-
favor del otro lado.
~ Pasajeros llegados de la Peninsula
en- ell vapor correo "Col6n'' Marceino San
Miguel, Cesar Barcel6, Victoria Pumareda,
Pedro Brull, Jose Ig'esia, Hortensia Puresfn,
Miguel Ongas, Marcelino Carri6n, Francisco
de Onfs, Salustiano Rodriguez, Gabriel Ro-
drfguez, Isidoro Quijapo, Geronimo Garrido,
Maria A. Garcia, Agustfn Espanol, Victoriano
Alvarez, Sor Filomena Girat, y tres mas, Lo.
reno Rasga, Cruz Franco Rodriguez, Ana
Garcia Benito, Manuel Fernandez, Jose San.
chez Perez, Sotero Bales, Salvador Pareda,
Antonio Perez, Antonio Rodriguez, Hilario
Martinez, Emilio y Leonidas Martinez, Manuel
Perez, Isabel Perez, Jose Perez Manuel
Manrique, sargentos y l3 soldados.
~ A Ultima hora nos informan que Sc ha
suspendido la funci6u anunciada para esta
noche por la compaffa "Gira Artfstica," a
causa de hallarse indispuesto ell baritone senior
Carrasco.
.*xwY sigue sin resollar Don Jose B. Co.
say, de Penuelas. sSe habra celebrado la
velada, cuyos programs nos pidi6 el % de
Mayo de 1895? Barambita con la velada. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

asunto es de la competencia del senior Mi
nistro de Fomento.
* Segdn Gel 1mparcials de Mayagiiez,
81 en- aquella ciudad son hasta ahera pocos los
| que fguran como abonados la red teef6nica,
es porque allf no Sc ha publcado la tarifa que
ha de regir nj nadie sabe d6nde debe acudir
para inscribirse.
~ La goleta inglesa <Nevador. cargo
en- Ponce para Boston $50 bocoyes con o. o35
kilos azucar. Y Ia goleta, tambien inglesa,
<Avola,> para ell Norte de Cabo Hatteras 600
bocoyes $50, 04O kilos miel de purga,
*** En- ell numero III de Los Donei1.icn
les del l4ibre foensdnaiento, que Sc pub!iea en-
Madrid, hay un interesante artlculo, titula!o
<Siempre fel,, que Sc reiere Puerto-Rico.
Los que deseen lerlo, pueden comprar dicho
periodico elias dos Antillas,> Tetuan Is, y
en- Ell kiosko <Central, 5 centavos ell ni1mero.
* Ell vapor ingles Arhat2io cargo en-
Mayagiiez para Nueva- York 1919 bocoyes con
l03, 800 kilos azacar y 23 sacos achiote. Y ell
vapor noruego <Themis,, tambi6n para Nueva-
York l39 bocoyes con 1902 kilos azucar 70
sacos conteniendo cocos secos.
a Xxx Advertimos algunos suscrip.
torres de esta capital, q. la suscripci6n debe pa
garse precsamente por adelantado, suplicando.
Sc sirvan satisfacer ell importe del recibo : su
presentation. lO-2
* Nos escribe amigo de San Ger
man: <Entre los que han Ven1dO hasta ahOra
explotando con sin igual descaro los fondos
procomunalcs, ha caido como una bomba la
noticia de que la Diputaci6n ha resuelto favo-
rablemente IL alzada interpuesta por ell Sfndico
del Ayuntamiento sobre ciertos manejos en- ell
ramo de consumes. Csc dice, continda que
han empezado d jvgar determinadas inhuencias
para que den carpetazo al asunto aquf 6 ALA;
pero, ahade ell liberal que nos escribe, 81 esos
rumores son ciertos, no creemos sc presto ell
Comite Central a interponer SUI valimieuto para
cubrir actos de esa especie.,
~ Los giros hallan actualmente en-
esta capital . los siguientes tipos: Londres DIV
s.174 e. Idem 90 dlv s.123 e. Paris 81 p. g
Madrid y Barcelona, % p. 8 Provincias, 20
p. g New York 81 p. E Habana, 81. p.S
*** Sc comenta mucho una noticia que
circula por esta capital, referente la llegada a
Washington de Mr.. Calhoun. Este visit6 a
Mr.. Mac kinley Sc atribuye gran importan-
cia a la entreyista que sostuvieron. Las
declaraciones de Mr.. Calhoun han causado
alguna agitaci6n en- Washington y daran lugar
al cruce de algunas notas diplomaticas.
@@ABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, Sc expendera manana esta capital 80
centavos ell kilo.
*** Aver no hubo yentas de azucar ell
mercado de esta capital. El cafe Sc cotiza al
rededor de 50 II hasta $2s, por extreme de classes.
Xxx Del vapor correo llegado aver de la
Peninsula, desembarcaron destino esta
plaza, sargentos, cabos soldados.
Tambi6n llegaron en- el mismo correo, ell Co
mandante de infanterfa don Cruz Franco, ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12
Gaceta Official de hoy

Real decreto fecha 80 de Abril dltimo,
cuya parte dispositiva dice asf: "a propuesta
del Ministro de Ultramar, de acuerdo con ell
parecer de mi Conseio de Ministries; en- nom
bre dc Mi Augusta Hijo ell Rey Don Alfonso
XIII como Reina Regente del RENO, Vengo
en- decretar 10 siguiente: :-Artfculo unico-
Queriendo dar una muestra de mi Real aprecio
d la Isla de Puerto Rico, y fin de conmemo-
rar de esta suerte el glorioso Centenario de la
defensa realizada por la Ciudad de San Juan
contra la armada inglesa en- 1907; Vengo en-
conceder 4 dicha Isla ell titulo de <Sienpre fels
que unira en- 10 sucesivo q los de muy Noble
y Muy Leal, de los cuales va disfruta.-Dado
en- Palacio 80 de Abril de lS97.-Marfa Girls.
tina.--El Ministro de Ultramar, zo'ads Caste
WxnO u DiN0rxou0.z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12
r z M I T ! D 0

San Juan, Puerto Rico, JUNO 10 de 1897.
Sehor Director del Departamento Extran
Zero de la MASSACHUSETTS, BENEFIT
LIFE ASSOCIATION 273l277 Broadway
New York.
Muy sefior milo: Su agente banquero en-
esta Capital don Ludwig Duplace me ha entire
gado un cheque por $4,000 (dos mil pesos) ORC
de mi difunto esposo don William G.. Latimer
y Fernandez "a. e. p. d. No creo necesario
hacer pdblica manifestation de su va conocida
efcacia en- el despaeho de estos asuntos; pero
sf debo signifcarle, mi reconocimiento por ella.
Autorizandole para que haga de la presente Ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12
LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

debes saber poseo mas mi bboteca mi hotel ell
eresado ideas asocac6n
Por 10 debes he hecho ha do
sble hacer para desalentaros.
Querdo mfo-le dijo CASTOR evantando los oos al ce-
lo;-ml carlno por vos no reconoce lfmites.
-lHabes vsto notario cuida de los hermosos mi
lones de vuestra hija?
Por ese lado hay NADIA que esperar,-djo Gambia
viendo acknowledgements la cabeza
Lo haba prevsto, guerra quitaros de la cabeza
imprudente tentativa.
-Oh, en- cuanto ESQ, podeis estar tranquo! LIE he
haado ncamente de 10 nsncante de la que sacaba
al dinero, negocos los pinge
-sY Sc ha hecho ell sordoP
Como muerto; seguramene allf donde daran
ell million qufnenos mil frances neceso. En-
Delarue
CASTOR interrumpi6 cuhado, dci6ndole:
Sc, de muy buena tnta, espera mas que
sion favorable para hundiros s...
va 10 sc. sin embargo necesto dinero de
seran presentadas, y....
Teneis que recogerlas oca teia lie djo Gast6n
minando la frase.--iNo podrfa Genoveva?...
NO sere 20 quien pida NADIA vuestra hermana queo
humillarme ante ella Ademas, tiene
dnero Desde que hered6 las tfa ella quien
soene ujo de nuestra devuelve por medic
10 que tempo d gu padre No me ha dicho
y ell luio de vuestra
De ochocientos mil un million de frances anuales.
IFS seductor!-dio CASTOR, hablando consigo
mismo.- Fin palabra persisto mi idea! Ell dnico
capitaista puede savaro e marques de Margnac
Gambia &c sonri6 anargamente.
Isl encargais vos de convencere. lie dijo
-Por 10 m6nos me encargo de los prelmnares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12
BB11orRcA DE tsLA CoRREspoNDENc1A DE PUERro-R1co'

-iAh mama-balbuci6 la joven echandose sus brazos
iPuedo tener aguna esperanza?
-;IIiia mia creo que Dos protegera al fin!
-Entonces querida mama-djo Blanca alb, azandoa con
abandonarme nunca?i Vivlas
pre- mi iado? mo cesare de angel de la guarda?
81 Hugues clio, querido esoro yc por mi
pare tengo Inconvenience
= Hugues tendra mas deseos que los mios iQuero
vivir siempre tn ado
Ell baron, ell conde ho, habian vueto senoiosa
mente al saoncito de fumar en6 copas de cog
necestaban poque los estaban paidos de r he
lados
iY que-6o conde despues de haber bebido sorbo
-estais conteno de NIL querido yerno?
-iSois actor consumado!
ivuestra puede ponerse CASTOR
No no-dijo Canda;-pero.
Al decir este movia la cabeza
II va tenemos al enemigo campana
CASTOR sc sonr6 sard6ncamente.
-Cuando legue ell momento, encargare de hacerle
abandonar ell terreno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

uso que quiera, me suscribo de usted con la
mayor consideration su alta. 8. 8. q. b. 8. m.
Firmado: Pillar Romero viut2o de Ldtimer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

Ell cuts mas estropeado, por barros, man
chas, espinillas, herpes, empeines y otras afec.
clones, adquiere frescura brlio usaudo Ia
perfumada I4ocion-Montes. -Depositario Gu
llermety en- todas las buenas botcas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12
L0Cion antiherpetica del Or Monies

Els ell mejor medicamento para curar los he'll
pes, quitarles la picaz6n en- el momento de
aplicar!a.-Esta <Lcci6n, esta perfunnada.--
Cura la caspa evitando la caiia del cabello.--
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines. man
chas espinillas de la cara.-Exite seguro
Immediate. en- todas las boticas de Ia
Isla.-Al por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12

lulian NiIv2 SAN JUSTO NUMERO ls
s~''"" o''sa Dep6sito de Maquinas de coser.
Compra, Venta y Alquiler. Sc dan & plazos
10 mlsmo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la misma maquina: lanzaderas
agnjas de todas clases para las mismas infini
dad de accessories diffciles dc enumerar, Ade
mas sc compran y yenden muebles usados. San
Juan Puerto-Rico. (al o. eD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-12
PeIuqueria "EI Buen Gusto''sAN u

Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay un cons
tante surtldo de perfumerfa selecta. Gran es
tablecimiento de BAtOS DEDUCHAy AsGO
propietario.
The Progress., 1897-01-23
IN THE S.ApDLE.
How Il Feels to Ride . Race Horse ~
Record Pace.

How Il Feels to Ride . Race Horse -
Record Pace.
William Hayward, q veteran Jockey, who
IL now trainer, was recently asked, "How
does 1t feel to ride race horse at record
paces'
"Well," said he, Hf you know how to
Side It's very exhilarating, but II you don't
know how It Is anything but pleasant, as
that boy evidently thinks now. II you ride
with your head down-that Is to say, bent
slightly, so that the wind does not beat
right on your face-you can breathe easily.
But you hold your mouth wide open and
let the air beat right in your face, then you
will have great difficulty in breathing, and
II tho race Is q long ono you will become
exhausted by the end of the ride. A mile
race On q good horse Is run in about / 40
that Is tho near record made in a race. 1t
has been made In 1:39A, but that was on
Q prepared track. A mile in lao is at the
rate Of SO miles an hour; SO, you see, a
snce horse travels at express speed.
"lf you want to see how 1t feels to go
through the air at race horse speed, just
hang your head out of a railroad carriage
window, turning your face toward the
way tho train is travelling. At the same
time imagine you are sitting in a saddle
and have to hold on to your horse and
guide him on to victory II possible. keep
ing him from being run down or interfered
with. 1t Is no easy task to ride horse in
. race The Jockey must have all his wits
about him. He does not have much time
70 think how he feela When riding in q
neck and neck race down the homo stretch,
I forget everything except that muss
strain every norve to pass the other horses.
No thought can then be given to the plaud
its from the grand stand. New York
GimeA
The Progress., 1897-01-23
prsside,t Johnson's Simplicity.

The simplicity OF some Of the highest
officials Of tho American government has
been repeatedly remarked on. The plain,
whole souled manners of Abraham Lin
coin are universally talked OF, and Andrew
johnson was not far different from his
Predecessor. During the summer OF 1867,
CON was sitting alone on the south porch
Of the White House. An acquaintance OF
his, gentleman, with his daughter, was
passing. The presidents cordially invited
him on to tho porch. In the course of the
eonversation the gentleman remarked that
bis little girl had never seen the White
House. M. johnson rose immediately.
"She can see 1t under no better auspices
than the masters" he said and entered
the house, motionipg his guests to follow,
The child plainly showed her great disap
pointment. It was before the day of dec
orative art, and everything was large and
bare, more SO because Of the gray linen
coverings The president was panied at
the child's lack Of enth usiasm.
"Your house Ia not SO very pretty, after
oil, she said when they had reached the
blue room. "The furniture is ugly and
dull
"Oh, but 1t is very fne furniture"
eagerly demonstrated the president, like a
small hoy. "See"-he leaned down and
eugged AWAY at one Of the chairs and after
much work succeeded In getting the linen
oH-"see, this Ia quite ROB 1t Is blue
damask." The little girl expressed her
entiafaction, and the president was more
than gratiflod. Washington Post
The Progress., 1897-01-23
Powder and
SheiIS-~

Tn, Austin Powde, Company. of Cleve-
land. Ohio. hnv" let the contract fol
building powder magazine ann have
appointed me- their sole agent i" thi, aud
Surrounding territory. tho ref o'e witt,
pleasure take occasion tn advise the puts
lie that hriIrtfnr,h I can supply the
trade with Sporting and Blasting Pnw>
def. uha Loaded Shells, the best he
aimed: tt.iacii, t,tntt ra ion. pattern.
cleanliness of guns. light rpcOil and
uniform results under all atmo- phrric
condil ions My travelling men will call
upon many of Nou-ptase retain Your
or':cr fer them. on il ina hurry send
Greet T. my Office. Prices of powder.
Shells, Groceries ami Grain furnihed on
application,
The Progress., 1897-01-23
WAy No Seaman.

''There Is q great difference between
the seafaring man of today and of 20
years ago, +" said the man of many voy-
ages. Formerly the seafaring man was
sailor. full of energy aud the spirit OF
adventure that was the particular charm
OF Marryat's heroes, but now the man
who follows the sea for living. espe-
cially ON one of the big ships, is moth
ing more than u paint swab.
''This is not any fault Of the men,
but because Of the changed conditions
which have left no sailors work to do.
Cleaning ship is the principal employ
ment of tho modern so called seaman.
Zone day a young woman novelist,
in crossing the ocean on big liner.
asked al ancient mariner who was en-
gagged painting a ventilator how long
he had been q seaman.
Sailor, mum? Bless yer heart, I'm
no sailor, and then, CHANGING again at
his work, I'm no sailor: I'm bloomin
artist. am. New York Journal.
The Progress., 1897-01-23

An endless variety Of Table Lin
ems, Napkins, Cloths, etc.
[ am well supplied with Staple and
Dress Goods, Notions, Gents
Ready Made Clothing, and
complete stock OF everything
pertaining to and carried by any
general outfiter. Call and ex-
anime my stock as I can save
you money on every article.
The Progress., 1897-01-23

Can furnish the wearing apparel
and underwear for Ladies, Misses
Men and Boys, | have a Model
Store; my customers all say that
it is the Housewives Paradise,
there they can supply themselves
with
Sheeting, Comforts, Quilts,
Blankets, Bedclothes, and
The Progress., 1897-01-23
.;JOHuI v. TABER,
EE!R9E
y Insurance.
SHREVEPORT, La.

AGENT for the REMING ION TYPE
VIII "ERS. The best Writing Ma
chine nude.
r"-p' ctfuly solicit my friends and
the public generally for Il share OF their
insurance i,atro'E!nt. promising them
my prompt and careful attention.
JOHN W, TABER
Office in same building and a..ross the
hall from Old Office of MGrbur. y Taber
The Progress., 1897-01-23
FAIRFIELD NURSERY.
II. :. BERRY. Prop.

Choice sci ciiun of flowers. fruit and
shade trees always on hand. Land
scape gardening and cedar deco ting
don" on or :cr. Address pnstoffice or
cave orders at A. 0uerbe store.
Oyster, prepared In anv style, on
short notice at the Little Gem
Restaurant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
RAOsTREEr"s FINANCIAL.


N'H'~tf ~ constant Jehuen-
cy 10 broaden.
New York, Juno IL Bradstreets to-
morrow will say, Not only have advances
In quotations been seen throughout the
share list, hut the market has been much
more active and exhibits constant ton
dtncy TO broaden. Public participation Is
increasing ard while American stocks have
there has been fair amount of foreign
buying here, The short interest In vari-
ous stocks has been driven to cover and
the professional interest mainly ranged on
the bah side.
TIE combined effect of these factors has
been to furnish much better buying pow
er thar wall street has seen in many
months. Evidence is also al baud that
powerful interests are supporting their in
dividual Specolties and that bull pools are
in certain prominent stocks rrday The
market closed well up to the highest fig
ures OF the movement.
The movement which Ia now taking place
In Wall street Is In effect DESIGNATING OF
the presumed effect on business of the en-
actmcnt of tariff law Tile Increase tn
the duties embodied In the new sugar
clause OF tho bill over those In the orlgina
house bill is considered very favorable Ia
the American refinery company, which II
Is urged VIII profit enormously from the
additional value given 10 It's large stock of
rnw sugars. estimates Of tho amount run
ming from 10 900 00o to $4,000 600 tons. SUI
gar stock OH FRIDAY rose 10 l25A me
. advance in The Changers. however. would
70 em TO furnish more accurate index to
the general tendencies Another feature
wss the movement of the coal atocka into
better speculative account.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
HRADsTKEET,s REVIEW.
volume Of Business Is Larger Than
n yrnr Ago.

New York June l1.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say: Notwithstanding cool,
wet weather which checked the distribu-
ton of reasonable goods. disappointment at
the restriction Of distribution of merchan-
disc IN the spring and early summer is Civ
ing way to hopefulnese for the fall trade.
Business is better than year ago. The
volume is larger and there are more people
employed than prior to the last presidential
election.
The movement of merchandise in the past
five months has been disappointing, but
jobbers are beginning TO report fair orders
for fall delivery. The encouraging features
announced this week are the Improvement
In MAY railroad earnings and the advance
10 fhe price OF Bessemer pig iron. although
the latter is less significant than some
ports Indicate
Manufacturers Of wnolens are more hope
full the outlook for higher prices stinln-
lating speculative demand for both raw
and manufactured products.
Crop prospects. except In Oregon and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

London, June lt.-Mr Gobei's ches tnu'
horse Piery won the race for the Man.
rhesier chr. The cup IL valued az 2gIl
soveregns. 30 sopereiens piate HE rest
IN specle.
Waxahachle. Texas. June 1.-THE FIVE
mile bicycle road race Yesterday aft1,,
f,onr was war esSad 10y ever a thousand
reople' wallace Woodlief won the first
nr!ze a handsome Poii medal. In hftee7
MINUTES and forty seconds.
Calvert. Texas juno ll.-"Billy' tipghe.
nj the Breaham team wIs severely hur,
Yesterday afternoon during the sarne. He
was hit by q foul tin on The neck anil
MS ISrock "a down and waF unconscious
rain last nieht. but IL improving today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

ton Sunday. a. waves
several days. "s'oH LOT
the grand stand today. "
Pitcher Reese lIll has been released
ana left foc Parsons. Kan.
Every hoy purchasing a score card for
cents today Will be admitted TO ,he ranrc
free. W '"9 Ie'i'u
Minister Welkart of the Austin team
finger. ''' o"'
me Dudes and Mother Hubbards will
play. Il galno next week for IN. hsnadt If
Bayland Orphans Home.
me Dallas News says Manager Han
ION OF the Baltimore baseball club .ivs
ball PLAYERS to be successful should live
on simple Diet of which tho syrcater
part should be good beef. The Descendel>s
TO be successful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
TEXAS BANKS.
Last Statements Show sharp EDlf-
lug In the Reserve.

Washington, Juno a'--thc abstract OF
tho condition o. Texas National banks, cx-
busiueRs May H. as announced By the
comptroller o. tina currency today shows
the following
laani and discounts, S2j.336 900,
Stocks and securities, HESS az.
Gold CON. Sous ,o2,
Total specie. 50 Pa %
Lawful money. $J.bS90i7
Individual deposits iesG3i go.
Average reserve a937 per cent as against
A ~ per cent on March o last