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State Epworth League Meeting

Hillsboro, Texas. November 29.--Hon.
F. p Works, president OF the State league,
has issued the following to Texas leaguers:
Cities desiring to secure the next session
of the State Epworth League conference
will please correspond with the under
signed for particulars as TO what viii he
required of them as candidates for the
conference. The meeting will be held IN
the sprug or early summer of next year.
the tim depending somewhat upon the
place selected. and we desire to settle
both of these points before January /,
1900. +. p. Works, President
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Again Convicted

GreenviiIe. Texas. November 2s.--sam
Howard. the negro who was tried in tho
district court earlier In the term and con-
voted OF putting poison In food, for which
he was given term IN the pen, was
granted a new trial and his case heard
yesterday again. The Jury returned .
verdict OF guilty and assessed his punish
ment at two years in the pen.
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MRS. MAuD,s SUIT FOR DIVORCE.


|
Be Interested in the Matter.
| Fort Worth, Texas, November 29.-The
dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio, stating that
the wife of Walter De S. Maud, the we'll
known English cattleman OF the Panhandle
of Texas, was seeking legal separation
from her husband, who is so we'll and
favorably known here, especially in cattle
circles. caused quite sensation among
his friends in this city. Mr.. Maud came
here this morning from Denver and was
seen by The Post correspondent, to whom
he conversed freely about the efforts OF
to the statement sent out from Cleveland
about the connection oil Dan r. Hanna
son of Senator Mark Hanna, with the
pending divorce proceedings, Mr.. Maud
said that the dispatch contained about he
facts. He said his wife began proceedings
at Akron, Ohio, and had retained eight
attorneys to represent her. probably fear
ing opposition to the application Tor III
vorce; but he states that he Will interpose
no objections. However, he says he doubts
very much il she can secure decree on
the grounds of jurisdiction. he being a
nonresident and a foreigner. Mr.. Maud
denies the allegations in his wife's petition
that he was ever cruel TO her
He was at one time quite wealthy, worth
probably s25O0O0. and was one of the
principal members of the Moon Ranch
near Amarillo, Before coming
TO America he was a lieutenant in the
Queens Hiehlanders. Today Mr.. Maud
said he had decided to re-enter the Brit
ish service and in a week or ten days ex-
poets to depart for South Africa, where
he will probably hold staff commission
under General Sir Redvers Butler. Mr..
Maud is an enthusiast on the war being
made on the Beers and is anxious to get
to the front.
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Courtney Convicted .

BRENNAN, Texas. November 2a.---District
Attorney Buchanan today notified Attor-
ney J. NJ. Mathis by wire that william
Courtney was convicted In the district
court at Caldwell for murder In the sec
ton years In the penitentiary. The crime
OF which Courtney was convicted was the
killing OF Jake Martin at Lyons nearly
two years ago. After the killing Courtney
made his escape from the Caldwell Jail
in broad daylight and was gone for nearly
a year before being captured In Missis-
sippi.
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Me attorney general was this morning
)wmed that B. F. Gohlson and j. w.
|nscr, who were by the Twenty-sixth
ttlture given permission to bring suit
hlnK the State for alleged balance due
services rendered on the frontier be-
|ten the years 1857 and 1862. have taken
|rou.sult In Lampasas county.
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MARKET FOR BROOM CORN.
A Broom Factory Has been Estab
Iished at San Antonio.

Beeyille, Texas. November 2s.-Josepb
Creeean. formerly OF Cuero, but now of
San Antonio, was In Beeyille several days
this week buying broom corn. Mr.. Greegan
ran broom factory in Cuero for num-
ber OF years. but recently sold out and
wen, N San Antonio, where. assisted by
ssveral Alamo City capitalists. he is hay-
ms ersoted a broom factory with larger
csnacify than any similar factory in the
STATE Speaking Of the broom corn raised
IN pee county be said It was frst-class
ana that he had been informed by those
wha PLANTED this year that they will great
,v ,ncrsass their acreage next year. He
thtrLs tbis will soon be one Of the lead
inc industries OF this part OF the state
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SMALLPOX IN COLLIN COUNTY.

SMALLPOX IN COLLIN COUNTY.
we Health Officer Blunt this morning
usA from Farmersville, Collin coun-
where he investigated the cases OF
allpo1 reported from there. He says
Ievery necessary precaution has been
20 TO prevent spread of the disease,
vent to Lockhart this morning to see
Y steps have been taken to control the
PES reported from there.
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Mrs. shain Died Suddenly.

Mckinney, Texas, November 2s.-Mrs.
Jessie shain. wife OF McKlnney's wealth
ieg citizen and daughter OF Captain J. J.
Eubank OF Sherman, expired very sud
denly here today OF neuralgia OF the heart.
The deceased was a leader In social and
club circles and liberal patron OF charit-
able UNDERTAKINGS
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scuRRY HAS RETURNED.

Nu'u'ant General Scurry returned from
\ alnsgold this evening, where he has
!, " investigate the cause OF the re-
4 i,.n upuo,e between negro soldiers and
ME- as OF Rio Grande City. He had
'uus 70 say with regard thereto pending
~ Submission of bis report to tho gov
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me future. Mr.. Adams expects to have
~. me new mill. which will be larger than
by April 1. Mr.. Adams received 4 fsw
Gays ago small mill Of about so.col fss,
capacity. which Is now being plasei ana
VIII be cutting timbers for the larrs MIL
IN two or three days. The foundations ior
tne large mill have been laid ana ths
boiler house completed. '"e
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surprise. as the other cotton mills here
have offered their employees only per
cent Increase. The mills are not repre-
scented in the Fall River Cotton Manufac-
turers' association, but are controlled by
NJ. c. D. Borden OF New York The plant
Ia the largest In the city, including four
mills with 266o0o spindles. It gives en-
ployment to nearly 5000 hands.
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RENEWAL REFUSED

'sufy OF Safe Hardy today refused
.usw 'ne permit of the Ell paso Water
!, f@ Ss,. % DO business in Texas, said re-
wlns passed on the fact that this
r ~, Is operating under a Kansas
~ ~ ,, granted for the sole purpose NJ
r. BUSINESS exclusively in Texas,
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AltsS, November 27.--The Indus
4 ~, company. who had the mill
sssl, ~. pace and which burned a
=. t,s,' sc. completed moving all their
~. acre today This sewers their
ssbuIl, =, hs the mill here. which 10
"a ps proprietor. Nj. Gs,rge
DO operated by him In
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A. L. OF H. QUALIFIpp

e'icah Legion of Honor OF Dos-
~ sN'as complied with the provisions
bsrdlns -, ~ lne Twenty-sixth legislature
3 TO-DAY aaternal and beneficiary orders.
Fsioner ~ limited Inled to the State by Com
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one Body Recovered.

Roelport. Texas. November 2s.--The
body Of Jim Sanders, drowned in Thurs
day nights storm. was found today near
the entrance to St. Charles bay.
George A. Brundrett estimates his loss
OF sheep by the storm ct 5000 head.
Later news increases the number Of cat
tie lost.
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Ell PAso BONDS.

ATTN, city clerk of Ell Paso. was
'oasy to furnish data with reference
81 p,,a ol NJ Paso city hall and $50 900
s,n sso sewer bonds, which the attor-
sn aa.sai has in hand for examination
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School Lands.
CHARTERED.

fhs charters Of the following corpora
b we're fled by the secretary OF state
morning
Wst Side Electric Street Railway COM
ny Of San Antonio; capital stock. $751;
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WAGE MATTERS.
Largest Fail River Mills Gives Tel
Fer Cent ADVANCE.

Fall River. Mass. November 2s.--ordsrs
were issuesd today instrnctins the asent
Of the FAN River Cotton mills IN this
city to post notices Of 10 per cent a.
vance IN wages TO tsis eject Monday. Do
csmbsr I. The announcement caused srset
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y..L.n board OF Trade Organised.
yosLum. Texas. November ss.-At .
meeting Of the business men OF the CITY
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UNION THANKsoIvINa SERVICES.

Union Thanksgiving services VIII be
held tomorrow at II o'clock at the First
Presbyterian church, corner OF Nineteenth
and Church streets. the churches par
tlcipating being ST. Johns, First Baptist,
Central Christian, First Presbyterian and
st. James Tho offering made will go TO
the Home for Homeless Children. Every
body invited.
The young peoples societies connected
with the various churches OF the city
will unite in sunrise Thanksgiving ser
vice at the Fourth Presbyterian church
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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= GALES AND LEASES

LAND SAFES AND LEASES.
n. state treasurer reports receipts OF
following from land sales and leases
November
NtfH c.Az.t
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Epworih League OF st. James Meth
odist church will give the newsboys and
carriers OF the Tribune a Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow at Fourtsenth and Post
Office streets.
The following ladies are among the par
" that left today for Austin to attend the
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ISLAND ClTYNEwS ITEMS
The Grand Jury Declares that Vice Is Ram.
pant 10 the Town
POLICE, II IS DECLARED, SHOULD STOP II
He Hcid-somc Big Dcais In Real
Estatc--Rcmains of Cowhlan.

Galveston. Texas. November 2s.--The
court this morning thirty indictments and
submitted It's hnai report. The Jury wa:
then discharged for the term.
The report relates that out OF seventy
six cases inquired into fifty eight true bills
were returned. four cases were continued
over on account OF absence OF material
witnesses and ono was transferred to the
United States authorities. 1t stated that
the town is full OF dives" where vice Is
rampant. and much property SO used be-
longs to what are known as people OF the
better class 1t recommended that these
dives be suppressed, but did not relate
how the abatement was to be accom-
plished
The city ordinances. the report declared.
needed revision. and attention was called
to the alleged lack OF harmony between
the city and county peace officers.
Gambling and gaming Of nearly every
known species. the report declared, Is
rampant here. but the grand jury found
1t difficult to discover evidence on which
to base indictments
A list OF places where policy is sold
was furnished by the chief OF police.
These places. the report declares. are scat
tered all over town. and 1t was recon-
mended that the peace officers suppress
them.
The report seriously objected TO the law
permitting raffies at church fairs, declar-
ing such games of chance are school for
gambling of the worst kind.
1t recommended that prisoners be sent
TO the poor farm to work out Jail SEN
A.H1a .tA 1,nt ia nit
delightful picnic to many old offenders.
Tho report concluded with kick against
the poor elevator service and growl on
the part OF the grand Jurors for having to
climb the famous spiral stairs.
DEALS IN REAL ESTATE.
Following are few OF the real estate
deals made within the past few days In
Galveston:
The Ricker-Lec warehouse, on avenue
A and Twenty second street. just back of
Mensing Bros store. has been sold 10
the Red Snapper Fishing company of this
city for S22,5o0. The fishing company Will
put in n $4,000 ice plant and cold storage
equipment, and will make Galveston II
great depot for fish supplies.
The east half of block 800, Just north Of
the waterworks. has been sold for $4,000.
1t is to be used for business purposes, but
at the moment the names of the parties
must be withheld.
The Galveston Wharf company has pur-'
chased Ave lots in block 1877, just In the
rear of the county jail; price about $4,000.
Earnest receipts on property, the selling
price of which is s50,000 have been given.
There are Il lot OF smaller deals under
way.
New York parties were here few days
ago to purchase certain piece OF prop
erty OH avenue A for use as large ware
house and for the packing and shipping OF
tobacco.
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NoN-sUIT TAKEN.

Waco Business Mems club; no capital
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont: Webster Flanagan.
Austin; c. b. French. Kansas City; A. II
Pierce. Pierce; J. d. Moody, Tyler; w
w. Miller. Fort Worth; NJ. Haskins. yelas-
co; Crawford johnson, Alta Iona; s. NJ
Dell. Baltimore: French Simpson, Hallets-
Vile; u. Simpson, Jr.. HalletsyilIe; 4. IL
Bowerson and wife, Chicago; Barney Reil-
ly, 1.-THE Stowaway": Gertrude Stanwood
New York City; W. Townsend. I'll Paso;
r.. X. Burke, st. Louis. j. A. Bel. Lake
Charles; Ridgway Gebhart. Chicago; NJ
Orler, New York: T. J. Woody. st. Louis;
j. Hildreth, Jr.. New York; x. T, Iwastha,
New York. G. Schlesinger. San Francisco:
Emery Andrews. Nation, H.; ]. 7. Nc
Carly, San Antonio; Captain Nebegan,
Captain Murray. Captain Simpson. Liver
pool. England.
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Mr.. W. w. Miller. live stock agent OF
the Katy. with headquarters at Fort
Worth. is In the city today
J. +. McCarty. commercial agent for the
Katy at San Antonio. is In the city today.
Congressman r. B. Hawley returned
from trip OF two months to Cuba.
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Santo Domingo.

Gel Notioiero, do Puerto Plata nos dallas
siguientes notioias del ciol6n.
Desde el ldoes p.sado nos auunci6 el ca.
be que estAbamos amenasados por IN cicl6n que
&c dejabs sentir fuertemente en- Ia Martinioa
FL msrtes llovi6 mucho dursnte Ell dfa y Ia no
che y el microbes, 4 las .eiete de Is mai ana,
empez6 & dessrrollarse violentameote Ia tenn
pestad que de bora en- bora recorrfs differences
extremes del cuadrante. Las rachas de viento
hura cauadas no ces Absn mientras contin1aba
lloviendo oopiossmente. De las dooe & ls una
arreci6 81 temporal y 4 las dos empez6 & calmar
sin dejar de Hover continusmente.
Resultado: 81 baiandro <Liuoe> = las COLE
ts de oabotsje <L,s Merced.s, y <La Olivia,
Sc fl erou 4 terra. III vapor ALIENS in eHeroynis,
que e.t.ba oarg LII 10 tuvo Il prec auoi6a de ha
cerse 4 Ia mar desde ell lunes en- IL tarde, re-.
gresa n 10 ell jueves 4 medic dis. Maohas casss
desteohadas y muohos Arboles truncsdos y en-.
psliz sdss caidas. Del campo y de loo pueb,os
del interior no tenemos noticias { Ia bora en-
que 9 't.s lfneas esoribimos; pero es seguro que
los fos han hecho grandes avenidae, que mu.
ohos platsna les debsn haber venido al tuelo, 10
DUAL no deja de ser una oslamidsd pdblioa en-
los m omentos presentes. C'<e'e que ell v6rtioe
dol ciclon no ha pasado muy Iejos de aquf y %
tems hays osussdo mucho dafo en- Ia isla her.
mana de Puerto Rico.
FL presente temporal ha venido { castigar.
nos, preoisamente ouando los peri6dioos de Ia
Capital nos dabsn detalles de otro ocurrido en-
aquellas ooatas produoiendo sensib!es p6rdid ~
de vid a y varios buques con sus ~va.iosos oarga.
mentoa.
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NOticias.

Las elecciones de Adjuntas q que %
rehera 10 Orden General n1mero ll2 han sido
eusPendidas hasts nueva 6rden, en- vita del
disturblo ocasiouado en- Ia comunidad . oonso.
~ouenois del reoiente hursc1n.
-. HI Acueducto de esta Capital ha en-
pesado . fancionar d ,sde hoy q las 10 .. N:
All nos 10 partioipa en- atento B. L. M ell %.
brAmos
- Fl domingo d timo han contraido
Matrimouio en- Puarta de T ezra don Alberto
Char con dods Ruius T rrf natural dc Patti
Has. Beudijo Ia mission 81 Ministro Protestan'
te Mr.. Pratt.
Hs lido tornado IN importsnte ira.
tsdo de Co re'cio entre Fra ola y los Estados
Uoido'. Mr.. Ch'rpantier, y Ell sehor emb.ja'
dor Csmbon. fuerou los rep. esentantes de 10
Repab ios frances en- las negociac:ones de di'
oho tratado. Fl primero 10 estos dos perso'
najes, presentarAn 81 original . "a 4obierno,
para obtener de las oAmsras, Ia ratifiosci6n
de6nitivs.
-" John Jsnitor, comercisnte de 10 Gale
23. hace cinco amos enferm6 de sf6lis y fu6
asistido por vsrios n6dioos de ests oiudsd. FL
verano pasado tuvo uns dloera en- Ia anita
y perdi6 parte de 10 naris Fl doctor P Land
que vive en- i73 ". Gale "A, lie recet6 sDepu.
rativo , pfldoras Malakoff.. Gracias . tan OK.
cele ntes reparados se halls oaei ourado y este
verauo ira 3 tomsr sguas suifarosas terminan.
do 50 curaci6n.
- [Traducido del Evening. Post.s -
-. Esta maflsna ha entrado en- nuestro
puerto ell vapor americana sArkadis,s CON oar.
gameoto general.
-" Maestro estimado amigo don Julio
Cabrera ha sslido hoy para Ia oiudad de Pom.
oe donde 6j.ra su residenoia. DeseAmosle grata
permanenois en- Ia oiudad del Sur.
. Una apreoiable selorita de e.ta Capt..
tsl ha perdido I'm sbrigo 10 noche de Is sslve
de 10 VHgen del Carmen en- San Francisco, y
suplios . Ia persona que 10 haya enoontrado 10
entregae en- Is Gale de San Francisco nnmero
SO altos. Es IN recuerdo, por 10 que desea CON.
aervar10-
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Ganado al Guido.

En- Ia inca sJosefns, de con Gen6nimo
Lsn1rau, compuesta de 1000 ouerdas de terre.
no con abundantes p.sto..
Para jnformes. don Jo.s Jsner, Rio Pie.
dras. IA -lO-l
Hs sido denunciada . vecina de 10
Gale de Is Luna n Q 90 por estsr asomada en-
Ell balloon sin ohsmbra . las IL del 'dis.
Dsnuncisdes los veoinos gus haitian
en- 10 casa n Q 80 de Ia oslle de Ia Cruz, por
a~rrojar las sguas sucias por ell cano . las once
de Is noche.
Ca!ulle Mendes. va restsblecido de Ia
herida que recibi6 en- eli daelo del ousl tienen
conooimiento los ~lectores de este diario hs
entregado al Director de Ia Ooera C6mica
so poems eCarmelite,, ~zsrzuela en- tres aotos
y oinco ouadros, md.ios del maestro Hahn.
- He seguido con escrupuloss atenei6n
los uses . que &c destins 10 recomsndsble pre-.
paracion Vino de Stearns de Aceite de B acslao
que en- tempo re.ativamente corto he consegui.
do Ia completa cur aci6n de dos cssos rebeIdes
. otrcs tratamientos, de neurosstenis; notGn.
doee desde lue1o ell r~en,cimiento dc ID
faerza = Ia abolici6n del cansanoio.
DIR JOSE u LIMA.
DIR L. RAMIREZ
,Chinsndegs, Nicsrgus, Enero Is de 1898
Don Gu.tavo Lopes ha p,rtido para
Msysguisz a donde va ooupsr una plsz, de e.
cribiente en- Ia Audisncia de csc distrito.
- Onanium consensus.
Recetads por mas dc veintioinco ados.
Siempre con 8xito.
e! que sueoribe, M6dioo Cirujsno de Ia
Facultad de Barcelons, Caballevo de 10 Orden
Civil de Benefcencia. Director Nc iioo de vi.
sta de naves del puerto ds Fajaric, etc., etc.
Certi6co: Qae en- los veinticinco amos que
Ilevo de prkotica &c IL mediclna he emp'esdo,
siempre Gel exito, Ia Emulsion de Scott. de
aceite de hfgsdo de bacslao con hipofos6tcs
de cal y de so.a.
Y para constaocis expido Ell preseate. en-
Faisrdo, Pic. Rico, . 26 de Julio de 1894.
DR. Esteb0n L6pez.
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DYSPEPSIA MIA.
(Dez deorio The Standard, de Buenos
Hires, Repu6lica ArQentina.)

Aares, Eepu6AcG 4r9entina)
FL enoargo que me h;zo el director de este
diario va resaltando mas f. ,il de 10 que 70 90.
perabs, Dsspu6s de investigsr ell case de Ia
se1orits Sybil Hamlin, obtuvs 10 direction de
una amig' de ella yla visit6 sin psrdid. de
tempo.
L, .ehorita Filth Starting me recibid con
Ia ~cortesia tan natural en- ella , 4 los pooos mi
nutos deepues eutrAmos en- materia LIS enfsI-
medades de esta dana faeron dyspepsia J ane-
mia one con tants frecuencia atacan sl bel.o
sexo por estes latitudes. La se1orita Staring
me dijo que habfs usado muchas medicinas =
graudes osntidades de pfldorss de qainioa,
en- sus esfaerzos por curarse, pero por recomen
dsci6n de "a distingaida amiga Sybil Hsmlin
one 90 euro con las Pf'dorss Rossda del DR.
Williams para personas pAlidas, determine ha-
Ger ueo de esas pfldoras,
Habfa tornado va dos pomos = comprado
mas. sintiendo "a gran msjorfs, aumento del
spstito y faersas. Teofs Ia stgaridsd de que
pronto te edarfs de alta, ella misma.
81 ecomiendo 4 listed, af1adi6 Mics Star
lirg, ca vita de que pronto passt& & vivir en-
Londrea que publlque mi direction en- aquella
oiodsd para que caalquiera persons que dude
me escriba stlf y reciba confrmaci6n"
La direction 81 Ia sigu;ente:
MISS EDITH STARTLING
Ndme 70 1l9 Euston Road. Londres, Ingla.
terra.
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR.. Williams
son las mas populsres en- to1os los paises donde
han sido introduoidss. Parifcsn , enriqueoen
10 ssngre ,, restab'eceu los ~nervios J Duran 10 pa.
rAlisis p~arcial, bale de San Vito. neuralgia,
reumas. nerviosidad. dolor de cabess nervioso,
pslpitaci6n del oorsz6n, anemia = palidex, frial.
dad de nanos y pies, irregulsridsdes en- las
funciones menslsles de las mujeres y debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorab'es para las eufermedades do
los hombres caus.das por indiscreciones de II
javentud, exceso de trabsjo 8 estadio, eto.
Hsy muy pocas boticas donde no e'venda
las pflio Fss rosadas del DR.. Williams
Cualquier persona que tonga difcnltad en-
sdquirirla s debe dir'girse { 10 casa DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., dc Sshenectsdy, n. 7. Z. o.,
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N. |. %LEICIBABAZA.

r. Aaba dl egr& eaa Capital y Tx RESPONDER adoraah hoy mso oumnas con rra
10 dAp opulNr m reurod de- la Compa6fAd za.ueaq a edbutra un maestro tro l sAbado
pr6xmo.
Leib.baa s una vedadea gua craqueha. sCOmenz5su carrram erNnG, & que u
p,turAi noiuao6ns imDalabs con un humidsp u@to en- A almn@n de meraucfass s de
To- sehorsE Edo Mayer & "a, y m AS tade bao 10 independents -iusiao natural del ON
bre-se emaucpo de Ia nfsTd 6rma y fauid eli estblsdm de where's ions L a Lom-
penaoa que h do STEM IRE Ia base de 'u' grades y fdo" negodny Emrass',
= Dspues Sc edn6 6 Empresaiod de taos tenndo ea 81 epoo de- IL mos % emprmas
entire ori4as de oro, znzuess dramas 'd, ETC.. 4
La Comp6a de ala e no, es emprsio es de hsm mn umeosasq sh han ahuado en- nus-
to ooiseo. La fom.u ass 90 psuon,s f z,rnio en- l eIum ari~a> de primer. nues
Aumps6 & Lecbabna On u excri6np r Po Rico u bs seniors dha Dolores Call
o,ob his deli usuea bWado veneulanod doctor don Eduardo conunord lei MniAeiod de Ra
cms Exteiorsy sbnna d. ion Jao CaGa6o SeetAio Pgpeto de la Rl Academia de
ID Lepgus.
Vya uu~tro ssud & loss imhiosh u6spede.
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Y E D a ES.
S. Melon yICo.
a. SAN JUSTO IL H

En- este screditsdo establecimiento 60 sca .
ba de reeibir IN vsriado , msgnf6co surtido
de mercsncias ipglesas y aleman.s por les Va
pores de Liverpool Te'4.fors, Alicis = Alavs,
' Dor el frances San Simon. lac tltimss move.
dades de Paris, que ofreoe { sus numerosos pa.
rroqaianos ( precios muy limitsdos.
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y serI avisado donde oomprsrlas. La miema
casa cuenta con IN departsmento m6dioo para
atender g~ratuitanaente & las oonsultss de los
pacientes donde luiera que % enouentrsn.