davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
P1doras Reconstituyentes
Del Dr.. D. Nicolds Reveron.
Peihgio erclsieo erpeddo Madrid Ell de Mayo de 1891
por Ell Ercn1o. ST.. Minist,0 de Fonento.
Preporados en- la Farrnociu de Walle y Cancio
PONCE. PUERTO-RCO.


SuS e1ectOS. 10 que Sc cOmprueba pOf
ell uso tan generalizado que Sc hace
de ella en- toda la Isla.
Con ell fin de precaverse de las
muchas lmitaciones que de esta for
mula Sc han hecho. &cuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,~ dede exigirse
que en- cada GAIA de legitima proce-
dencia, este la marca de fabrica, en-
la tapa superior, un sello que dice:
DIR N. REVERON M6dico Cirujano
Ponce, Puerto Rico~ en- la inferior, Y
SUI tirma en- ell lado derecho de la
faja exterior de esta cajita. Ponce,
Agosto 80 de 1896.
AVTSOSiendo objeto de frecuen-
A'IOOtes lmitaciones las Pill
DORAS DEL DIR. REVERON hago
presente, que las legitimas son las
preparadas eNcluSivamene en- la acre
ditada Farmacia de VALE Y CAN
CIO, que son los depositarios de la
verdadera formula ylos lnicos que
estan autorizados para usar mi nom
brc en dichas pildoras-DR \. RE-
VERON.
Dcpdsitos en- las SiguienteS Far
macias:
VALE Y CANCIO. Ponce
GUIILERMETl. Capital RIVERA.
Arecibo.-ITURRINO. Camuv. RO-
VIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla.-RO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas.
ZAVALA. Guayanilla. - FERRER.
Juana-DlaZ. - BETA\CES. Coamo.
MARNJARH, Cialcs.
Un amigo nuestro que ACADIA
de llegar de Curacao nos infOrma,
que hace cerca de af1o y medic que
no llueve en- aquella isla; que la
abundancia de sal es extraordinaria,
vendiendose a a centavos orc. los
12O kilos; y que los jornaleros que
trabajan en- la rudfsima labor de las
salinas, solo son pagados con 25-
centavos, orc, por diez horas de ira
bajo. VemOs pues, que pOr ALA es-
tan algo peor que nosotros: 10 que
siempre es un cOnsuelo, aunque
triste.
Ell jueves Sc puso en- escena,
en- ell teatro de Ponce, la opera <Ri'
goletto,, por la compaf1fa one acttia
en- aquella ciudad
Hemos sido invitados, por don
Juan Torres Jimenez, para una reu
Mon que Sc celebrara mafana en- la
noche por la juventud de Puerta
de TERRA, en- la casa de don Silves'
tire Feijoo, quien Sc ausenta en- bre-
We para la Peninsula. Els una mani
festaci6n que Sc lie hace al sefor
Feij6o, como prueba de las simpa'
tias de que goza en- aquel poblado.
Ha fallecido en- Ponce don
Ramon Gadea uno de los luchado'
res pertinaces por las libertades de
su patria. Acompaf1amo la familia
del fnado en- su justa pena
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
POSITIONS SEGUREDl


All
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Saoturce -Entr re Ollerfs
Institute Teiefono 1.049.
Consul "a S de IL a2pm
San Jua n Fortaleza 14-Tele
fono 245
Consultas IS de 81 & 10} am
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Ha sido propuesto nuevamente
para Ell Cargo de Agente cobrador
de la Colecturia de Arecibo don
Marcelino Andino, en- sustituci6n de
don j uan Bonet Valencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
LA ESMERALDA.
Cafe Restaurant:

r8~ FORTALEzA 22 EsQUINAa SAN JOSE ss
Este acreado popular Caft Restaurant, o asadado
mas adelan todos
vten Casa donde
comera bebera precios moaerados.
' ~ -
Almuerzos, comdas las 12 de la noche.
Propletario; Benito Carreras,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Aver estuvieron a punto de ser
victimas de una desgracia varios
obrer os que trabajan en- la casa en-
repair aci6n ndmero % de la Gale de
San J ose. Sc cayo un andamio que
pudO haber causado algunos estro-
peados no haber sido por la des
treza de los trabajadore es.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Aver sufri6 una caida Asun
cion Garcia, produciendose una he:
rida en- la cabeza, della cual fue
asistida en- la sala de socorros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Ha llegado a Ponce don Fer.
nando Calico, una de las compe
tencias musicaies del pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
0aIa.a. {. los huas..

Y PANTORRILLAS.
(Del diario <La Capital>, Rosario de
Santa Fe, repdblica .Argentina.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

En- Yabucoa no. hay sellos
para ell impuesto de bebidas alcoh6'
lieas nj para ell de certifcaciones.
1Quare causa?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Don Jose M Goicoechea,
prestigiosa personalidad de Ponce,
despu6s de algunos meses de ausen
cia en- Venezuela, ha vuelto a la
ciudad del Sur
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Don Jose F. Usera, de Ponce,
publica en- "La Dmocracia" un bjen
meditado artfculo sobre la inversion
de los millones que devuelven de
Washington.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

Por la Colecturfa de Maya
guez Sc le sigue expe diente, por
defrau aacion al e stado don Gusta
vo Ramirez, de Yauco, en- virtud de
haber introducido en- aquella ciudad
dos bocoyes DIP ron sin los CORES
pondien ntes sellos de rentas inter
mas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26
SMALLPOX at Guide Rock.

Guide Rock is at present enjoying
the benefits derived from a smallpox
care. The schools aud churches are
closed and business is at a standstill,
as people are afraid to go near the
town. As yet only one case is report.
ed, that Of II. N. Viers, formerly a
barber at that place, and who has
lately been In Oklahoma. He re.
turned from Oklahoma last Monday,
presumably having come to escape
this dread diseast, which Is at present
infestipg that country, but had only
arrived when he was taken with IL. As
soon As the nature Of his disea Q was
discovered he was at once Guaranteed
and the people OF that place immedi.
ately took stringent measures to pre-.
the spread Of the disease. II is
to be hoped that the disease will be
kept confined to the n case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26
What We lat.

Is intended to nourish and sustain
~. but It must be digested aud assimi
lated before Il Car do this. In other
words the uourishmsnt ~centained 10
food must be separated BY the digest.
i've organs from the waste matter and
must be carried BY the blood to oil
paris Of the body. We believe the
reason for the great benefit SO msay
people derive from Hoods Sarsapsrills
lies in the fact that the medicine gives
good digestion and makes pure. rich
blood. Il restores the functions oI
those organs which convert food iato
aourishment that gives strength ID
nerves aud muscles. II also cures dys
pepsia, scrofula. salt rhsun, boils,
sores, pimplss aud eruptions. catarrh,
rheumatism aud all diseases that have
their origin in impure blood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26
Try Grain-O! Try Grain-Ol

Ask your grocer today to show you a
package Of Grain.O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without in.
jury as,well as the adult. All who try
it, like it. Grain-O has that rich seal
brown OF Mocha or Java, but it is made
from pure grains, and the most delicate
stomach receives it without distress.
One.fourth the price Of coffee. 15c and
25c per package. Sold by all grocers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26
What d. the ChiIdeen Drink.

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
Grain.O. II is delicious and nourish.
ing and takes the place of coffee. The
more Grain'O you give the children
the more health you distribute through
their systems. Grain.O is made OF
pure grains. and when properly pre-
pared tastes like the choice grades OF
coffee but costs about One.fourth as
much. All grocers sell II. l5c and $50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26
Fire in the Opsra House Block.

Fire was discovered in the law Office
Of Deputy County Attorney l.. 5. vii.
son, over MIXERS grocery store, last
Tuesday morning about $50 o'clock,
and m alarm was Mt once turned in.
In an Incredibly short time the fire de.
partment had two streams Of water on
the flames aud it was soon extiu-
guished. The IRE is supposed to have
originated from q pan Of hot ashes
which had bcea left In the coal and
store room adjoining the Office rooms
Of Mr.. Wilson, and wss tirsL discov'
cred when II had burned through the
floor. and the smoke was pouring
through the corrugated iron ceiling
into the grocery DON Of y. y. AissI
below. The building suRsrsd ssrsil
loss from fire, but considerable trou,
water. Mr.. Wilson's Law books and
papers were considerably smoked aud
water-soaked, but his damage wal
small. Mr.. Mixer 10 the heaviest loser,
a. the volume of water turned into the
rooms above ran through the ceiling
~ 10 would through sieve, and such
| of his stock 40 was not cirried out Va,
thoroughly drsnched. and being OF {
psrishAble character val eoasldersblJ
ruined. Mr.. Mixers loss Ia partially
covered by insurance, and the insur
anon on the building will fully cover
the loss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26
ALMOST FORGOTTEN.


Incidents Of Every Day Life Which Very
Few People Stop to Think About on
Account Of Their Litleness.
The weather The past week has been
conclusive to srriog fever.-The cold
snap caught q number Of hard coal
stoves enjoying . lay of.-As one Of
eur correspondents remarked last
week It was warm :and frosty.-Warm
during the day and frosty at night we
suppose he mesnt.-How would you
like to he the ice maDi-The weather
10 not very conclusive to his geniality.
He Is not the only one who would
like TO have the mercury drop.-Sev-
eral other people have holes which
they are wishing were filed with the
crystal cakes There is plenty Of time
yet before the first OF March.-How
fortunate that the fire In the opera
house block should occur when no
performance was being given.-Can
you imagine what would have beer the
result had the hall been full Of people
when the alarm was turned in.-N you
want to see how people live at home
just take In the crowd at a fire in the
early morning.-There are some PEG.
pie too infinitely small for any USE
They want the editor to roast the neigh.
bOrs for them and then take a licking
II the neighbor happens to get mad
Others think the editor should write
them up once in a while and send n
paper to each Of their relatives
as it makes them think he is som g one.
Others are always giving newspapers
the dickens because they don't have
their names In the paper once in q
while and still they never give the edi.
tor q chance to say anything about
them.-We are offered pretty big in.
ducements to start q gossipscolumn at
times.-Such a column would indeed
be interesting at times.-We could just
put q head on 1t Common Every Day
Lies."-There is q class such a Icolumn
would be particularly appropriate to.
That Is the parties who 90 around
peddling stories which start out with
the words They say."-They never
tell anything on their " authority
They cannot even tell who "They say"
is.-The parties who uselthis rs a start.
er are generally the biggest liars and
gossips the community sports.-They
simply use it to Islander those against
whom they have a grudge.-If anyone
attempts TO tell you anything and
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

An epidemic OF Boer sympathy ap'
psars 70 DO spreading over the country
and is raging In aad out Of congress.
It may be said to have started with
senator Hale's somewhat sensational
speech in which he expressed q belief
that nine.tenths Of the people Of this
country were 10 sympathy with the
Beers. Then came Senator Aliens
resolution asking for information as to
Why the state department declined to
recognize n properly accredited repre-
sentative of the T%ransvaal republic,
which was adopted by the mate after
it was amended so as to leave il to the
discretion Of the president whether the
information should be given or not.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

VIM. j. Bryan is making . vain at.
Tempt to keep On the good side Of both
the Tammsny aud the anti. Tammany
democrats in New York. He might dc
it ell right il he could only keep the
Two factions far enough apart SO they
could not compare notes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

Senator Allen 10 astonishing his col.
leagues and asariy everyone else at the
ssmber OF bills ho can get before con.
arsss. He sPpsars to b tryiag 70 ia'
trodxcs enough 20 that there will b
20 one but what viii think he has
made st least q good move. His bill
iacsbator hes been especially busy try
log 70 get on the good side OF tho old
colder. One IL for the aid OF those
Who have secured pensions by fraud
and perjury" and another is to reissue
70 soldiers widows Who have remsr
RED aud then secured 4 divorce frt n
their second husband.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

A bill has been. introduced in con
gress appropriatins $4,000 for the
erection Of a monument TO the late
General Lawton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

There is one thing we would like to
urge upon our citizens and upon the
city authorities, aud that is the neces-
sity of cleaning up the rubbish piles,
mud holes, etc, that infest a number
Of our back alleys. With u alleys in
their present condition they are the
breeding places of all kinds of disease
germ. Al places even in the business
part .i tovnet ha found s.op barrels
fuIi tn uvetl1winE with refuse, and
emitting IS stencil tlol would make %
dog t' around 70 block to g"tpy iHouI,
.nN s.'I u" move is made go remove
Them. Those places are tno breeding
places ot smallpox germs, and once
the disease gets started IN u city
under the present sanitary conditions
IL would be hard to imagine the out
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

The opposition 10 Judge Duffy has
AS was predicted, broken out in n new
spot this week, aud rs u consequence
notice WAS served on MIR, Duffy Of the
commencement Of quo warranto pro-
ceedings, but the case cannot be heard
until the March term Of the district
court. The general public WAS in
hopes the matter would be dropped
but the opposition appears to be deter
mined to GUST MIR. Duffy at any cost.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26
Entered at the pos, once at Red Cloud, Neb. a
eoond class mail matter.
ADVERTISING RATES:

"DF ~ fFEf FTV'
Local advertising 3 cents per line per issue.
Local Advertising for entertainments, con.
isrts, %socials, etc., given by churches, charitable
societies, etc., where all moneys raised there.
from are used wholly for church or charitable
societies, first ten lines free and all over ten
lines ~ cents per line per Issue.
Local advertising OF entertainments, concerts,
r~ectals, ETC., where per cent Is given to pro.
meters. 8 cents per line per issue.
DISPLAY ADVERTISING.
One cslumn peg month 90
One half column per month ..-...-----.---.... 3 10
One fourth column per month l 70
General display advertising 81 cents per
inch per issue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

So far as. congress is concerned the
real contest about the Philippines is
over the form of government that is to
be provided, Only poor old ossitied
Hoar of Massachusetts and Blathers-
sKite Pettigrew OF Dakota now hold
out for the positive abandonment of
the islands. The main discussion will
DC furnished by the body Of democratic
eongressmen who are prepared to op.
pose any plan that Is adopted by the
republicans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

Educate Year Bowsis with Cssoarsts.
,o Si Is. E St:es ~. crssss:s: ss rssusd Is Sssss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-01-26

IL reached Its highest point on Monday
in Washington, when n big "Boer dem,
on%straton" was held at which speech.
es were made by, Allen. Hale Mason,
aud others. Because a man happens
to be a member Of congress, does not,
Of course prevent him from having the
same sympathies as other men. but
many question the good taste OF their
participating in q public demonstrs.
ton against q nation with which the
country Is on the most friendly terms.
Those who have watched the pro-
ceedings In congress for the last ten
days have enjoyed the spectacle Of the
democrats and popocrats wriggling
around Ia search of solid ground upon
which to build n campaign platform.
In this performance they have not all
kept their tempers. In fact they have
at times lambasted each other, while
the republicans sat back and enjoyed
the fun. With s ewart protesting
against the stand on the Philippine
question, Sibley %ridiculing the position
Of the party on silver, and Tillman
kicking over the traces on the trust
question, there is little happiness in
home OF the allied forces OF reform.
We have been asked several times
of late who would be a good man for
mayor next year, and who was going
to be the next mayor. Our answer
has generally been that We know moth.
ing about it. 1t is about time for the
people Of this town to awaken to the
fact that an euterprising, energetic
and progressive city council can do
considerable toward the upbuilding OF
a town. In fact it lies in their pow.
err to either advance the town or allow
It to remain indolent. This has been
too much the case in the past few
years and as a consequence Rcd Cloud
has dropped behind the standard Of
her sister cities. The name has been
dropped out Of the public eye and we
isolated. The people even seem
to have become imbued with the idea
that "all things come to him who waits"
and have been patiently waiting. The
quicker this idea is discarded and the
people realize that II we want anything
we will have to rustic to get q new
enterprise before some other town
gobbles 1t up, just so soon will our
forward progress commence. The
time for progression and expansion
has arrived and the question Is will We
progress and expand, or will we sit on
our launches aud let the procession
go by Now Is the accepted time.
The daily news., 1900-04-03

vatcrworhS. He moved tlcr" during
the night and bivuUackad. At dawn he
wa >h lid by tn" enemy and attacl cd
Gu three sides. He dispatched two horse
artillery ba-teTic; and his haESage to-
ward Blppmfo2tciu, covering some of
them with his cavalry.
''Some miles from the watorwOrks
thc road crosses Il deep nullIh, or Spruit,
i which during the night force of
3 )crS had concealed themselves So
we'll We're they hidden that our leading
scouts passed over the drift without dis
covering them and 1t was not until tEe
wagons and guns were entering the drift
THAI the Beers showed themselves and
opened fire. Many Of the drivers Of the
artill 'ry horses were Immediately shot
down at 81 Drt range and several of the
guns were captured. The remainder
gall,D,d away covered bv X DbertS' horse
which suffered heavily.
"M.dnwhil- Lieutenant Chester Mas
trrS Of Remington :, scouts found a pas-
sage arr bSs tha spsuit unoccupi,d hv the
enemy, by which the remainder If the
Brentwood forces crossed. They re
formed with great steadineSs and gal
loped away.
Ds'bd'lN''''l " J'il' wiz II HIS Just
reached me-. contains 40 "details. but
states that no had lost seven garS and
all his baggage. He estimated al his
casualties ar about 3JJ, including 20J
missing.
"On hearing thar Brold,vp"d was hard
pressed ordered General French with
the two remaining cavalry brlVddes, 70
follow in SuDDnrt Of th" Ninth division.
Tn latter, after Il magnificent march,
arrived oa III" scene Of action shortly az
ter O'Clock.
"Bradwopd', forces con listed Of the
Rpval Household cavalry, thc Tenth
nus>ar>. G. and L. ROYAL Horse artillery
and Pitchers battalion of mounted in
f.ntry.
~. enemy J. estimated AZ from 5000
10 1000. with guns. th" number of
which Is not Vet reported.
The runor~ OF the rcCapturc bv the
British Of the seven guns taken from
Colonel Br0adwoOd's fore, based on a
dispatch from Bloemfontcin. fails Ia
compensate London for the severe shock
experienced by the humiliating defeat
sustained within few miles Of the head
quarters OF the British army Of rccupa-
ton.
The plans If the hurCh"r~ were excel
lentlv conceived and boldly carried out
and unless the reinforcemcntS sent by
Lord Roberts have turned th" tiG" and
rccap.ured the prisoners a coupl" If hun
dred men from two crack corp, Of the
Household cavalry and the Tenth Hu,-
sarS are now on their way to swell the
growing deposit Of British prisoners At
Pretoria.
President Kruger is said 10 have prom
ised to re-occupy Bloemfontein this week
and the stubborn burgher> seem % be
closing around the place in such force -
promises to be troublesome, especially
when il i realized that the activity Of a
stroug Boer force IL the vicinity Of
The daily news., 1900-04-03
DEATHS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Health Report show, Many Diseases
Arc Prevalent.

MANILA, April 2.-The soldier, who
have just completed the hcalth report
give thu city an unpleaSantly high rank
among the unheal;hful cities Of the
wrrld. The report establishes death
rste Of something over 10 per cent at Il
conservative estimate.
The deaths i'll Manila. officially re
ported during the six months from July
! 10 Dec. 81, last year. were 6,203. OF
IN -SP, 2.94l We're children. Some OF the
diseases were beTi bcri; of bronchitis
there We're 3l4; fevers, 2S1; while stum-
arh troubl3 IS ranked high. Manila now
has th-ce diseases epidemic which would
throw the average community into a
panic-bubouic plague, brri beri and
smallpox. Beri bcTi results from diet
Of fish aud rice, 81 that whites do not
fear il. Smallpox and lpproSy prevail
and the people look upon them As Il mat
ter of course. avoiding direct contact.
but hardly giving a second thought to
their presence in the neighbOrhOod
The daily news., 1900-04-03

Paardcherg has already interrupted di-
rect communication.
\ dispatch from Kimberley, dated
Sunday, SAYS there l. great Bocr activity
al )ng the Naal river. About 5000 burgh-
erS have assembled at various points be-
twc"n Fourteen Streams and ChriStiana
About 100 men are occupying the raad
north of Kilipdam and 100 men are
ltagcrcd at BoaS;ap.
The war offb'e has received another
diSpa+ch from Lord Roberts, dated at
Blonmfontcin, Sunday, i'll which, after
referring To his previous telegram. he
givea Il partial list IF the missing British
officers. OF q battery four officers were
missing. one game: wIs killed and -
co'nnl,>iaad officers ard men are SIN
mL%-iH-. .-'rl Z .J.rt> tEcn continues:
Ia | harr"rv all a. missing except
MAJOR Ar'-"r AM a ~"c gant UlaJa". T.,
W. c;y.,.y I..Giu ut~ dill not eJ.i,I
uu a..
~ POOR Ia ju>t c,'ur IL rhat III"
rn 81. ,4> r.t::.i -o LIavliy.nd. leaving
-"' =, u'il"t ut,i'.T- and sou;e - me-
a, H.. vs.. ..v3ra,."
y uj-,t,,rn Irum B,n.mtJEt.iu tLi-
r:'n'lL F.p'-tr that tur Vac supply
"i - giIc' has been CUJ 81 InIN l.
IN" La. ara. >aIRacr ut the suc'ys' e.,
The Bp.r- ~ n wat,rwork~.
l. evident from Lord Roberts C..,-
paCh thar q 1lE engagement j, IL pro
-rc'~. HAnuEn It l. dIii .ult - aslma;@
The uVm0'r engaged they probably cN-
coed >,O)) o.. lO,OJD watch th,. BDe.', arr
said 10 number.
The daily news., 1900-04-03
FUNERAL FIELD UP AT GRAVE.
Investigation Reveals Fact That Size
more Was Not Dead.

GEEENvHLE, :. c., April Friday
morning Pinckney Sizcmore collapsed III
the office Of Magistrate Mnuldin aud be-
fore doctors coulI reach him was pro
uOunced dead. The body was removed
to his home aud there a COroa+r's jury
assembled, viewed the remains and on
the statement of the doctors reula-ed a.
verdict OF death from heart failure. The
funeral was set for Saturday AFTERNOON.
The grave waS dug, the m0uruers had
assembled and the body was AbOdt t. be
Inferred when the police appeared aud
ordered pOStpOncment. The body was
taken home and test made which con
frmrd the suspicion that II" man was
not dead.
The man, while having the apped--
ance Of death, - far a the face was con
cerned, had Il warm body and breathing
could BE- detected by the use Oi mirror
at tha mouth. The Jaws were set and
the pupils of the eyes unresponSiye to
light, bat the joints We're as sJpplr IL III
lif.