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Cdmara de ComeTcio
.. DE PUERTO.RICO.
81 ConvocatOria

Por acuerdo de la Junta Direc-
tiva, y con objeto de p"oveer el car
60 de Presidente, elegir algunos vo
Gales suplentes y acordar las peticio
res que deben hacerse a la proxi'
ma Asamblea Legislative, Sc suplica
4 todos los Sres Asociados de la Ca
m ara de- sComercio Sc sirvan concu
rrir & la :, unta General extraordina
ria que Sc celebrara en- los altos de
la casa mum SO, calle de la Fortale
"a, de esta ciudad, ell 10 de Julio
pr6ximo, las 2 de Ia tarde
Los asociados residences en- la
isla, que no puedan concurrir esta
Junta, tienen derecho a. delegari en-
otros asoc,ados de la misma ccali-
dad, pudiendo eada uno representar
a. ascinco4 4,s San Juan, Pto Rico, JUNO
27sde 1900 Ia@ y
~ a& EflPfesidente accide ntal,
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Dalp||ai1iila iil !: li,ii,l|., i'l,.,| !, +: I. : :
>t3 .5f7n-,H*':'- {@a., II & sst-.e
Bajade lln Coronel
Ell <Diario Official del Ministerio
de la Guerra, publica la siguiente
Real Orden: = '~*-i ls'>t ..ti-sw:a ~; q!
! '*'.''.''ij !, :'s5ssg s.j:.5,5
Secci6aa de. Estado Mayor y campa71a
BAJAS. - s.': -

~. Excmo. Sr.: En- vista del allo
dictado por Ell Tribunal de honor
constituido en- esta corte por los CO.
roneles del Cuerpo del Estado Ma :
yor del Ejercito, con 'destino resi-
dencia en- la misma, para juzgar la
conducta del deigual empleo don
Juan Escribano y Garcia, y tenien-
do en- cuenta ell informe emitido por
el Consejo Supreme de Guerra y Ma
rina, en- ell que Sc con sigma que on la
aplicacion de dicho procedimiento
Sc ha cumplido 10 tpreceptuado en- el
tftulo 25, cap 80 del C6digo de Jus
ticia militar, ell Rey Ia. D. g., y en-
su nombre la Reina Regente del Rel
no, ha tenido bien disponer la Sc
paraci6n del servicio del expresado
jefe '.-.' ..' ..s -.. -. t#... .::.....
De Real orden 10 digo a V. E :,
para su cof1ocimiento y demas efec-
tos.-Dios guarde a We. muchos
af1os-Madrid, 90 de Mayo de 1900
Azcdrwago. .. ."..
Sefor captain general de Casti
LA la Nueva-Senores presidente
del Consejo Supreme de Guerra y
Marina y ordenador de pagos de
Guerra. -. .5:;
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DESPACHO
gral. de negocios
Landr6n Mater y Ahedo.

s7 TETUAN, D1, ALTOS. -@s;
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Telefono no 1888.
Asuntos judiciales y administra-
tivos, gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, oficinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra.venta de fncas
urbanas y r1sticas, acciones Bancos
Agrfcolas, Espaf1ol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos Sc ocbrar
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
nos y del pals.
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DOCTOR r RUIZ Arr: !.

.Sonta1rce (ONeTfo j. -Ielsfo1oto f}.}4
Consultorio en- San Juan, Fortss
!eza 83.-Dc 9 & f. III
-. Para llsmam j6ntos d+5de la ca
,,ital, dirigirso q a Gale d : Ia Fora
.eza nGmero ~, onsultorl , del *E1
silie Mdtuoo, 4 cualquie, hn:e ds:'
"a 6 de Ia uGche
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S6PASG

Que no pnblicamos comunicadoe
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una 1fnea la lfnea vale diez cen.
Las cartas que yengan con comu-
aicados sin su inporte no sc conteo-
Ian
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zz NdP laF$ @ @5@ ~ : gx odna mRndan e
q - - tI.SESL scsTI = ~
1EPlRgl|AEl!0 II
; e / .ss'':'.,Dtl 8: I'M fRl|)a!
PLANTlLLA PARA l9OO-l9Ol.

<
/" Mr. wv H.aElliott, Commissio-S.
- Mf Juan Bautista Rodriguez
Deputy Commissioner, 1900. ~.-----zs
Is ;FoMr Georgia.. Elliott. Secretary
&c Stenographer, 1900. -
Iiuoo Mr. Manuel Rodriguez Sierra; =
Chief Clerk i& Translator, II 400.
Mr. Antonio M. de Audrey, Fl.
nancial Clerk, 1900.
Mr. Jose Coll y Cuchi, Clerk in
charge Of Records & ArchivesA1, 200
! Is, Mr. Jose Lopez Zarate, in char
ge Of Patents & Trade Marks, 800. Il
~, MI, Jose Suarez Cuenca,' in char
ge Of Public Lands & Forests, 900.
Mr. Adolfo e. Arrastia, In char
ge of Health & Charities 900. oo
Mr. Luis Cuevas Zequeira, Clerk
of Bureau of Agriculture, 700. 4 s.l..t,
Mr. Antonio Bazan, Clerk of Blu
reau of Agriculture, 700.
aa Mr. J. Abino Perez, in charge of
Registers, 6OO.. ;,r''+.., T., '.'.''.
Mr. Francisco Acuna, Typewri- :
ter, 400. =. ...,r ..4,.' 'F''...
Mr. Francisco Lopez Sanchez,
Clerk of Division of Archives, 300. ;.
Mr. Jose Otero, Copy Clerk, 27O
Mr. Carlos Lavezzari, Messen,
ger to the Commi &c., l.,
Mr. Aurelio Torres, Janitor, 24O
Mr. Francisco Aponte, Warden
of Intendencia Building, 400. j.:
QUEDAN CESANTES. -.
Mr. Eugenio T Iglesias, 1900
F. L. Casalduc, 600. "
f. Laloma, 300, 90 '.S '.'',t
49,. Federico Gonzalez, 400 ... -, -
Manuel Montoto, 700. ....'':
.. Ramon Gonzalez, 1000.
Jose Castro Lasserre, 500.
Luis J RengeJ, 400. .
Francisco Dusablon, 800.
Fernando de Juan 600 -:
Francisco Latorre 6OO
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- Los precios fjados por la: Com
paf1fa Dramatica Serrador-M Mari, pa
ra las~funciones que hae de dar en-
esta Capital. son los siguientes:
POR ABONO. .,,.5.-
fI' ''3<t tt'!',-''f-s - !s-T zrt. i
g Palcos altos sin entrada -. $36.OO
8 Palcos bajos sin entrada -. $40. 90
Luneta coz entrada.. ....S12.OO
: - - POR FUNCION.;
& Palcos altos sin entrada. IS A..
.Palcos7 bajos sin entrada. IS g..
Luneta con entrada........S 1925
Entrada general +.,.-.-~....$ :, so
: Entrada de sParaiso .....S 25.
: Asiento de tertulia. .s.Sa. Is
q Grillet detereer piso. 2.5O
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AVOCADO
HUNACAO
La correspondence & Yabucoa.
P.-M-A
P1doras Rec0nstituyentes+:
Del DR.. D. NicoIds Reveron.

P7legio ercls0o erpedido Madrid e de Mayo de f8
por Ell Ercnao. Sl. Mi,aishro de Foueuto -.@*
+ :.f
E7repQrddds en- la =arfnuea de Wa@ yGaneios
e! !
PONCE, 'PUERTo-RICo. i~**~t. -:
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VI Eg. N.Y. Ns JORGE [: FINLAY
Y Y 3 s52.
Ell mejoE: renedi0

nara los callos es el <CALLlClDA
RICHARD Los arranca sin pro
!. .ducir dolor. alguno: Sc usa por la no
che, Z la bora de entrar en- CANA
no molesta en- 10 mas minimo al pa
ciente. aiCada frasco cuesta 25 cen
l. 'tavos.. Il Sc vende en- los estableci'
p" mientos xFarmacia Colon, eel Ca,
pricho, y <La Esfera, en- San Juan;
" sBazar Otero,, Ponce; sFarmacla
Aguiar,, Guayama Farmacla ~
tells, Vieques y camiserfa Sci no H.
Mayagtiez.> > ,tFa Gf;.S1$ '>1
Or: {. RAFAEL "A a / cE:sTERo- 81:
.5s,.'.. santnrce Entre Ollsr1a 8
Institu, O Telefono 1.O4o. -
Consultas dc 12 &2pm ~
San Juan Fortaleza 14-Tele
fono 245"gs r. "15s'"3s", y 49,, ... 81
Cvns.ltas dc 81 + 1O3 An
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Ell doctor r. M. Ponte ha
trasladada. su ofcina dental a la
misma calle de la Cruz no 20
A-3O-27.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22

enLea' One is representation OF the three
wise klLss VINO We're guldeu to tbs hlrtA-
Place Of CA!lsl uy me star OF the East. The
pasture Is OF Immense SIZE ana ulusl have
ueeu painted Tor the wan OIL wn4cl II naurs
lN u nts over The door and lnts tha uoruers
III is hung IN the sacrlsjy Of The san .IarCus
lAuftu' where none save III priest enters.
anu IL Inc sOft light oil the room the scene
btauda out OF its canvas with startling VIVID
ntsH. the coIorug us bright Louay as when
inc painting WAS finished more than pa
years aLo looked a. the picture long and
earnestly. 10Th 10 turu from it, and 10 haya
spoken IA the room would have seemed a
dissertation. In another old church are the
stAAcus or The cross bv Lopez in 1877 one
n'pItaMnH tho mailing Of Christ 10 the cross
- 80 IeA4lsllt as 10 make one feel the whole
scene il being enacted Oh ths wall and
nara must BE- the heart that can turn from
Dc without moi5tened eyes
ntIe 10 ChlhuahuG went to a bull fgbt
14o assure you l snail never attend an
olHer II is more brutal than YOU can i'm
@elhe Az that one nine horses and bulls
HCIo saclheed The men and bulls are not
e G mHch 10 ne plIed-certainly not the men
ou1 tnS Door horSes that are led into the
arena olhatoided have not a chance for
Iuelr ne and are gpred by the bulls The
E t morse was taken out completely olsen
$500 At lnls hsht there was female
hlatsooI-the matador is the one who deals
the death blow to the bull ! am sorry 10
say that Americans living in Mexico became
lost TO all sense OF humanity as to attend
tho mission OF the Americans should he IN
leach by holding himself aloof from anv-
ming OF the kind that the outside world
thinks he sport brutal
DoubIIess YOU have often read M the
Mexican lover making love to a girl through
'ue WiLaoW, They meet on the plaza the
young man is enamored follows The girl
, nome ana then night after night takes nm
nus stand at the window. FINALLY he is in
Iouuced 10 the family. but can never see
the glrl alone, and after being accepted nv
o are, lam ~ as the future husband never
r rse'h enters the house until they are mar
,Ieu' and no is obliged TO furnish the trnns.
aeEu. even to the underwear ''0u'
80 Ao out Two months hence we go to Yucca
inr forward 10 with much Measure vSSan
eorre.r o,6ts you If you care to keep up the
80 o55,to YOU must write promptly
70 auuiosa inclosed as we are never gerv
d dS9G IN one place and have no n,rtns ner
have 7as WITH much love and hoping YOU
bs Won, vuJo i yo!ir holiday. believe me to
Margaret LaRoc1ue- Cnrnev
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
BLOOD MONEY.
Consider Your Pody as - system o,
GOvernment-Your Blood
as fl. Bank.

Silver? No.
The currency of your blood 10 iron
The stability OF your government depends
won It's flnds. lie strength depends upon
Too Male iron In your blood mems bank
ruptcy.
Are yos bankrupt
H. you are weak, thin. pale, nervu~s and
easily tired you are at least on the verge
OF II. II you have no reserve you had bet
ter create one.
Lay in fresh stock OF blood money. Put
iron in your blood Take Dr. Harters Iros
This will bridge over the crisis
Nature will DO the rest.
Rich blood IL red blood The red color "a
caused BY iron AS strong a. iron" is 1T
cheeks pink nails. pink skin iron and ~
strength o. iron In every part OF your body
you haven't got Il, Or, Hsrters Iron
Tonic will Eve II to you
Weak oreanx OF every sort-stomaeh liver
heart lungs-come from the want OF vitalir.
ins blood---bleod with plenty Of iron IN Il.
indikestinr. loss OF appetite. headache
paek4che lnce OF vitality. depression OF
spirits. knaenAe female troubles general
weakness and eh1ls and sgus can be cursd
By Dr. Hxrter's Iron Tonic.
Read this from Texas man;
"Dailsa, Tex. Dec. Il. 1897.
''plllss News-oentiensn: think DR.
HsrteTs Iron Tonic . GOOD medicine. I.
certainly put my system - SPLENDID shape
mo. 2is Main Street"
SOLD everywhere
ss ana f sosi q ot b Drsa asr @sed ss Liver
Address BARTER. Dayton Ohio
Dr. HaTtors Little Liver Pulls do the bust.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22

Ing to prevent a recurrence Of sua
astsrs. That is, Mr. Mckinley vii
the armies and navies Of the q.
States arbitrarily and without agl i
In pacifying China,
As contrasred with these impeis
land grabbing projects. without 2uih (
OF law, without sanction in the ira.!t
and beliefs of this democratic people I
is our duty in China, what is ou
tuo'e toward its troubles and its dist
The Chlnese-howeyer fanatically i
ever barharoufly from our war poll
viev-are fighting for their national
and self-p preservation is the first n
nations as of nature Ia Individual
resisting TIE erCroachments Of EH7l
powers, avowcdly Intent upon TIE n
up % China" their attitude is thfsl
as that OF the Filipinos in resisting
lugation and q the Boef repuh.l|
lighting for their freedom and NOD
ence.
What respect can we expect 70 4
mand for the Monroe doctrine D.
interference by European powers II
affairs Of this hemisphere II wt y
Join IN wars Of conquest and al
OF action 10 secure spheres o.
ence' in Asia? Could there be
complicated AND dangerous forelga
taDglement' tran ia hat LETT
President Mckinley is leading Us ].
East il this step is made both ~
BILE and easier by the presidents y
adventure in the PHILIPPINES. U "
further proof Of She combined loB.l
fatality Of bis war of criminal W
sion.
If we had followed the policy aI
Americanism In the Philippines ws..
never have hlundered into MS =.
complication True Americanism ~.
that We should stand al0oi from hslt
land robt cries. Then China mlgl'
regarded the United States as hs |.
and arbitrator. BY joining our ~
and forces with the European MORAY
military invaders we are Iden'insa. n, !.
Chinese mind with the other
devils" Hence our mi1ister--Ep.ss Z
have been as safe ana as helplal = /.
RS Minister W2shburn was IN FaI,iss,,
the dreadful aa6 bloody days o. ~. IA
mune-is bNsieged and menace W.
rest. IA
This is deplurable, but the respos'ss
runs straight back to the ouesuoH'
business have we in China? we 4
We" r~ 0-rt - her t~r~'t~rN. ~.
religion ana true AmerieRnlsu ais 4
IL ~. y.1I42h cI.a1g propa san4's.,.' -
extension - the cannon mouth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
INADVERTENTLY.
secretary Hay Exposes the Imperi.,
POSITION of the President.
New York Vorid

secretary Hay Exposes the Jmnerta,
POSITION of the Preaident.
New York World.
Public attention viii be riveted unon tb,s
'oloWirg part Of Mr. McKinley's letter
70 MS brother sovereIgns through IN.
secretary Of state, Mr. Hay:
The purpose Of the president is 4.
10 act eoncarrently with the other now.
srs fourthly. in aiding to proven,
a spread of the disorder to other prov
'Heee and recurrence Of such disasters"
The purpose, not OF the congress m,
OF the people, If you please. but OF the
president The president and utb,
other other powersl" Certainly NO fault Is - \.
' Nv with this document. written ~ h ov
MI Ray and revised by tho nresiaen+ =,
Ssnton, ONO on the score Of IsrE -,
n rheIsss That great Imperial hisS.
a iisl the president. viii rst
VIZ otnsr powers" not merely in -
nss.IE American life snd properly NOT
merely IN doing what the America1 nso.
g.e hitherto supposed 10 bslr the as.
~ - me president o. sovereign 10 So
an may have authorized nut IN ns,rs
s-''sss ana soldiers m AID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
MEXICO AND IRIS cUsroms.
A Former Honstonian Writes Inter.
eNtingly OF the RepnhIic

Following arc extracts from o letter written
by Mrs. Margaret la Rocque-Carnev a for.
mer houstonian from Quenetnro. state al,
Guenajusto. Mexico. to Mrs. r. L. q. SHAFT
FER OF this city;
ALREADY have visited nearly ali Of the
cities Of any importance in some Of which
We remained three days In others one week
oependins upop Mr. Cs-ney's business. ana
am slad TO say thar so Tar De has me.
Win splendid snecseA You asked ms TO yrlts
a. account 81 my k9ycia nn~szfna ssu.1 "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
A Note of warning.

Baltimore sun.
With a National administrator
sympathy with Their political asp'
the negro voters of the South No.,
come as dangerous and aggressive
ment as they we're few years Y
TITS movement IS Endorsed BY Il
publican leaders. and its purpose i, n
initiate The south and 70 wsiRea \,
factor In the National government. Y
TO force negro suffrage upon th-s
without The restrictions now inp.s..,I
the franchise by the State gofs,.s--
Those who have invested cepllA, IL
South should think twice bei1fe X, X,
voeate the triumph OF a party W.
tends TO put the negro on t9f n
South, or else cut down the soa,S
rescntaiion In congress sn1 fe.s
electoral strength In either Az
south VIII suffer. and the ress
prove disastrous 10 those who ga
<sAntial interests IN that section
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22


tend TO Increase the landlord system, to
people the rice country with .enants.
Among people VINO are willing TO be ten
ants there are many excellent farmers
ana c4IlLehs, o9l %e Grass lhose VINO afo
wiling TO become aud remain tenants are
no. as COCO farmers nor eltlzens as lnose
VINO insist upon OWING ana cultlVaIhs
NOR own Iahd, ana the pest Grass %
citizens Is none 100 sood fof US. 10 return
10 Ihe "e!h. 4hey were louna 70 De such
boOu 1H+he IAeg nave 4At' e@seu men
NUMBER 10 over 4 10y AN ln LoulslaA mic yea
euu VII lFI9t'e oo'UoV acres py We" W9'el'
Musl o. me later "eA4s are e!eAl ana leA
lnCnes >" o'Sine W 4Ho CSN.ol N-a % "
pe.lTi pump SOeil' w e"vsoN ts'' uoie -
Lus~l ~ Pupu'Ai ~ hu'le' ,tS % iou' 'uu
HFc "e"s NV "oVu w o. "Pg ~ ~
UuV IA "O' p, Pu"e.at 80, "NN wa A.
ilsa'e ION NV ~ igOy ael'ss'S,,.
"a 10 -. ~ - L"
"nu - 60. 81 49,. a., 10 ~
Hasc 80 ooioN ~ C.oNbe' 'f'leI 9"i any
"a ~ 1,trt, sa', 's ss
49, Sa,,1t ." Ia -, ~ - 10
@, wa.
t,',',.sa, - ~ ~ =, si1a
NV '"pv's VI ~ 80
~.
- - g.. '-. ~ 80
49, - pO, tS 10,
y ~, M ~ ~
W ~ 60, 80, " 80 Te-' i'iue
-. - 80 80 SSe
80 - .e-o g,Iitf o. 80 80 Nv
''f 80 i 60 ',.a fa0h',.lVl tuaap
80 600 --I -! sJeoe pV Dr,,
eta,,i5 ,.. aSo ~
1,g"'' "a'o, -'' d. S' o' ~ l"uG
o.A' 1'ss az 80 100 WY . LOT ,uel, Va
~ -, va s,,,. na, - i,, M
T"u "'Nio9l OL eo.'en ~ ,e'4 sol
""t' V.i' Iuo'- ii'H'y 'u W. -"Nl Y
80 -, .. 80 IN ou' ~, Letu y'T -
el1"A. ue ave- "Se yleIu leu oar[tls
49, aut WV. 'slabt Is ttale WneH
~ Wy % ene ~ - uo. We tue nsniie
" nv, l@,iueI' VINO PulS ms crop IN any
Wv wa? anu leHNts :, y. IHe care Oh "
J.. e'us i"' ual VsSI Nneh u'S
Troy. ! say, 10 sVerAsea WIN ina OF me
cAre'u' .Syiuer ~ uaAes Ten barrels per
ec.o Inc Deter larl .s get sixteen
va 'eis ~ e"ii ~ zen Tue average pIict
go 90 VI e''ss aVeINSe iof ne
r'op o. GOV per ae'e. W eoSls 30 per acre
niSIe % ass rlVe nan II goes 10 rals ans,
NneSU Iouel o. cav per acre snouia
ouser NA eApeuseS' Inciualhs your Wo'h
u"u 'nal VI YOU te"tpa. one hl@u WIN
sooN Gun VI lou' HORSES or lnules eau
~ a0i wv - % " Floe i1e shouiD nu'
~ 70 no muon thore' 30 one man "itu
s sour mules should count saieiy Oh maklng
e1vVV LOT MS summer worn ne
soou iiH neI' careiul, anoustrt .ols IA
iStr, ne res - more ilNeIy 20 mako 9oouv ne,
man $sooV VI toe NUMBER OF people o.
ny o0quSlSvanoe Wno nave mace niue LOT
s1uoe ~ HCe raising IN Vhs PAST Iour %
H.e years, elte you a ieT represent Z
az e, eIops MAJ Know OF. AioeI. AnIea
Scl % Seunl1ss, Ia, on hlns'y aGreY iSlse'
tor .esoo rs pc a.rat ~ - no'o n's ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-24
SANTA FE'S NEW PULLMANS
r rst One Went Through Last Night
and = a Beauty

Many people doubtless noticed the
handsome new Pullman car attached u
last nights Santa Fe train. Tor II was
one Of the most beautiful coaches ever
seen in this part Of the country. The
Santa Fe. always alert u the interests
OF its patrons. and especially The tourists,
have put TWO eff these fine coaches on its
trains from Kansas City 10 Cleburn. Tex.
The one attached 10 last nights train
due here At $50. was named Ben Hope. 20
\ reporter for the Eagle wSs invited 10
inspect the car but its beauty and many
Coaveniences almost baf7e description.
Entering the coach frcm the front end.
one enters the winding hallway finished
in FURNISHED wood and costly metal At
one side of this is the ladies' toilet room
where every. convenience % the home is
furnished. The furniture OF the car IS
upholstered with the finest material and
elegant designs are worked on the back
OF each seat Soft. yelvety carpets are
on the floor. The windows are almost
double the width Of the old style coach,
and here and there along each side Is 4
Gothic window Of handsome design. The
Eentlemen's lavatory IS at the rear be
tween the sleeping apartment and the
observation car. The water is raised by
means OF air pressure and you touch
silver handle and get the pure drinking
water. The observation car is probably
the most delightful apartment OF the en-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-24

"Eva Dispositions
Are Early Shoqvn. "

Jast so eUa in the blood
comes out In shape of
scrofula, pimpfes, etc., in
children and young people.
Taken in time IT can be
eradicated BY using Hoods
SarSaparlla. In older peo-
pie, the aftermath of freg-
nLar fUfng Shows itself in
bilious conditions, a heavy
head, a foul mouth, a
general bad feeling. If IS
the blood, the impure blood, friends,
zOhich is the real cause. Purify that uoah
Hoods Sarsapa-dIa and happiness eOu
reign IN ycur family.
Bladder Trouble -"Was a long
time getting oOer the grip, euhich quas
folIozOed BY seUere bladder trouble. Moth
ing helped until used Hoods SarSapa-
rILa. Tao bottles made me sound and
qVeH." Mrs. Lois Warts, Epant, Ter.
Poor Healthy 4uas not feeling
EueH, took Hoods Sarsapardla qDfh quick
and satisfactory effects. Haze been m
good health eyer since" q. l. Ntzhugh,
Tin, AS Hale ST., o4ugusfa, Ga.
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BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS
RMead Improving All His Property
i'm the City

]. R. Mead, whose great faith in Wich-
tia inspired him to take IN great many
snaps in property last year, is spending
a lot Of money right row trimming UP his
places and repairing all round. It pleases
him to notice so many other property
owners doing the same thing. He has al
so begun the erection of a large 4O-foot
addition to his large double building
a 412 and IA East Douglas avenue, which
will cost him several thousand dollars.
The additions will be the same height
and Of the same material as the front
Of the buildings, and will be Substantially
built. Mr.. Mead says real estate is get
ting so valuable along the main streets
that it pays one to put as much on one
lot as possible. He will have a fine bust
moss property in this double building when
he gets the additions finished, and It is
bringing him a splendid income on the
investment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-24
Tramps frying to Work the Union
Dodge.


1t is said that there are three fellows
in town who are trying to work every
body for a doration on the strength Of
their being union men. They represent
themselves to he railroad men and their
operations are carried on mostly around
the depots.
Yesterday afternoon enc Of the members
of this gang accosted a prominent rail-
road man of this city. asking: You're a
railroad man, amt your"
Yes"
''Wen, would you recognize a union
card?"
No
I'm railroad man and am in hard
luck. and didn't know but what you
might be willing 10 help me out"
a strong suspicion had entered the mind
Of the man addressed that the fellow was
not what he tried 70 make out So he
turned him down Roy telling him to go
on to the depot and it might be that
some Of the other boys would do some
thing for him.
A moment later the gentleman saw one
of his friends and thought that he would
warn him against the solicitor of doua-
tions, whom he considered a fake. When
he got through telling his story. the other
fellow said: 'Why, just a minute ago
a man stopped me ana told me that he
was a railroad man and ont Of a JOB. 50
I just dug up and thought nothing more
about IT. But I remember now that he
looked a good deal Ike a tramp"
a little while LATER the SANE gentleman
met another one of his friends and told
him the same story.
80 you think these fellows are fakes,
do you? Guess you're about right, but 1
didn't think that way this morning. for
gave all three OF them q good break
fasE."
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Rem en5e- the Frsco Line sor yosr
Ho.lazy tickets UGexrsle5 tlme a11
servsoe seer 3 z DUNN.
Dsssrset Passenger ACCT
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..HanlinS..

So many housekeepers complain that this season
is the hardest of the year to find something to cook
visit to Hanlns will dspe the idea that cannot
find something fresh and new, for if it is to be had in
selected stock both of fresh Vegetables and Groceries