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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-16
DURLACH Y SPRINGER,
Por la verdad.

Digimos dias pasados, debida-
mente autorizados, que la profesora
americana de Manatf no tenia titulo
nj hablaba espaf1ol, cosas ambas que
la imposibilitan para ejercer el cargo
En- cuanto & 10 primero, dnica
mente Sc nos ha dicho que Ia citada
maestro solo posee una especie de
authorization concedida por ell general
Davis, que no es titulo sufciente; en-
Gu anto a 10 segundo, ~La Chispas de
Manatf quien sobra raz6n para sa-
berlo, tambien 10 afrma. Ahora pre-
guntamos al Sr. Presidente de la
Junta local de dicho pueblo: cquien
tenia razon al dar nosotros la noticia?
Como ell hecho es concrete, liza
mamos la atencion no solo de aquella
Hon Junta, sino del Sr Comisionado
de Instruction, porque siendo esta
question va del dominic p1blico, de :
bemos dejar las cosas en- claro, para
de csc modo evitar que Sc siga dicien
do que en- Pto Rico no Sc respetan las
leyes.
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COleCtut1a
DE Rentas INTERN AS
DE SAN JUAN.

Con ell fin de proceder a la for
maci6n de la matrfcula Industrial y
de Comercio de 1900 a 1901 seg1n
dispone ell artfculo SO del VICENTE Re
glamento del ramo, Sc convocan los
gremios relacionados a continuation
para que los individuos que los cons
tituyen Sc sirvan concurrir en- los
dias del mes actual y horas que Sc
designan al local que ocupa esta Co.
lecturfa, com objeto de elegir, en- OBJ
servancia de 10 preceptuado en- dicho
Reglamento, los Sfndlcos que han
de Representatives durante ell expire
sado af1o, nombrar adelnas sus res
pectivos Clasifcadores aquellOs gre
miOs que cOnsten de cincO 8 mas in
dividuos
La falta de asistencia de un gre.
mio la hora y local designados, 8
la negative de los que concurran a
designar Sfndicos y Clasiicadores,
Sc considerara como renuncia de su
derecho q verificar dichos nombra
mientos, que en- este case Sc haran
de ofcio.
Dia 21 de Mayo a las de su tarde.
Almacenistas, Almacen de pie
les, curtidos y art1culos para ell cal
zado, Tiendas de quincalla, Bazares,
Restauranes, Fondas, Tiendas de
telas, Almacen de- muebles, Farma
cias, Sastres con geueros, Pulper1a
con tabaquerfa, Tienda de fruterfa,
Almacen de calzado, Pulperfa sin ia
baquerfa.
Dia 21 de Mayo las de su tarde.
Efectos de escritorios, Tienda
de sombreros, Almacen maquinas de
coser, Tienda de peleter1a, Almacen
de ladrillos. Salon peluquer1a, Efec
tos militares, Venta de tabacos, Con
fterfa y licorerfa, Casa de huespe
des, Tabernas, Tiendas de muebies
usados, Cafe y refrescos, Bodeg6n,
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Dido a Ia Gaia

va clarea algo el horizonte,
aunque algunas nubes le en- negrecen
todavia. Segdn ell Bureau del item
20, hay vientos y marejadas al Sur
del Atlantico; pero creemos que el
viento sopla mas bien de terra. El
25 saldrA ell cohete para Washington
iQue polv6ra carga ell cartucho? No
es todavia tempo de aclararlo. No
sotros 10 sabemOs, pero la discre
ci6n de LA CORRESPONDENCE no lie
permite ser mas esplicita en- estos
momentos. Podemos asegurar que
esta oscuro y que no es perfume de
violetas 10 que sepercibe en- la atm6
fera. Tiene raz6n ell Bureau del
tempo.
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Faeg. en- Ssstu'''.
UN INDIVIDUO PRESO

Antenoche a las once y media
fue presa de las llamas en- ell barriO
Bayola en- Santurce, una casa de
Presentation Andino quedando re
ducida q cenizas, con todos los niue
bles que contenfa, eXceptuando dos
catres que fue 10 unico que Sc pudo
salvar.
El fuego ha sido intentional y
ell policfa Pedro Saavedra, detuvo
al presunto incendiario Marcos Cruz
(a) xMarquito> del cual Sc sospe'
chaba era ell autor del fuego de Mar
tin0.
Ell bombero Antonio Morales al
iniciarse el fuego y dar la voz de
alarma, vio un individuo que corr1a,
le sigui6 la pista en- union de la po'
licfa, dando por resultado la prision
del citado Marcos Cruz.
En- presencia de varios testigos
declare, despues de haberse soste'
nido largo tempo en- Ia negative,
ser 81, el culpable autor del sinies
trO.
En- la casa incendiada dOrmfan
Esteban Andino, Ezequiela Andino
y Nieves Bonet, esta Ultima habfa
sido concubina de Marcos Cruz y de
quien Sc habfa separado a causa de
una prision que hab1a sufli lido aquel.
Ell supuesto autor, con esposas
puestas fue conducido al dep6sito en-
la ma1ana de hoy disposition del
| Juzgado de San Francisco.
En- ell acto acudieron al lug gar
del siniestro Ell cuerpo de policfa y
ell de bomberos, al mando este ulti
mo de su jefe don Francisco H echt,
que como siempre cumplieron con
su deber.
No tenemos que encomiar la
conducta del sefor Hecht, porque
todo Santurce sabe como SO desvive
en- ell cumplimiento de su mission J
es de los primeros en- ell sitio del pc
ligro.
Nuestros placemes a bomberos
y policfas.
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eco. de Ia opinion = de IA preasa.
Cacharrerfa, Venta de hierbas, Pues
to de leche, Puesto de frutas.
Dia % de Mayo las de su tarde


Barberos, Orffces, Plateros, Ia
Heres de tabaquerfa, Detallistas, Fo-
tografos, Carpinterias, Talleres de
encuadernacion, Herreros y Cerra-
jeros, Camiserfas sin generos, Tala-
barterfas, Platerfas, Hojalater1as,
Relojer1as, Zapaterfas, Componedo-
res de sombreros, Agentes de nego
clos, Agentes corredores de cam
bios, Agencia de compra y venta,
Consignatarios de buques, Importa
dores de Ia, Importadores de "a,
Importadores de 3a, Prestamistas,
Casas de bafos de aqua dulce, Pc
ri6dicos nacionales y extranjeros,
Idem politicos, diarios y los que Sc
publican un dia ST y'otro no y los bi'
semanales, idem 2olfticos, de publ
caci6n semanal, quincenal 8 men
sual, idem especiales, idem dia arios
de annncios solamente, Almacenis
tas de carbon mineral, Cambiantes
de monedas, Agencias funerarias,
Alumbrado a domicilio, Pupilaje de
caballerias, Talleres de construction
de carruajes, Fabricas de chocolate,
Idem de dulces y conservas, Tale
res de litograffa, Idem de imprimir
sin motor de vapor, nj voladores.
Puerto Rico Is de Mayo de 1900
Ell Collector,
FELIX MATOS BERNIER.
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Francisco VaIleCiIIo
ABOGADO
HUNACAO
La correspondence { Yah hucoa'
P.-N.-A.
Ell 1nejor rem ledi0

para los callos es ell <CALLICIDA
RICHARD. Los arranca sin pro-
,urir dolor alguno: Sc usa por la no.
.-i,c, a la hora de eutrar e. / CANA y
70 molesta eh 10 LAS mini mo al pa
ciente. Cada frascv cuesta 25 cen
:ovos. Sc vende en- los estableci
.nientos <F :macia Colon. Gel Ca
pricho, eLa Esfera, en- San Juan;
sBazar U.aro,, Ponce; <Farmacia
Aguiar,, Guayan .; EARN acia Du-
tell. Vieques y c~miserfa lei no II,
Mayagrez.
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Gaceta de aver
Ordenes Generates No "a.

Prescribiendo las atribuciones
del Tesorero de la Isla y la obliga-
ci6n de investigar las operaciones
de cualquier compaf1fa de Seguros,
Garantfas, Construcciones y Pres
tamos, exigiendoles un deposito en-
calidad de fianza para emprender
cualquier negotiation. En- su artf
culo " ordena:
w AL solicitar las companies
de Fianzas, Seguros 8 de Construc
clones y Prestamos, un certifcado
de autorizaci6n para emprender ne.
gocios en- Puerto-Rico, deberan pre-
sentar los siguientes datos al Teso-
rerO:
1 FL nombre y domicilio de la
compaf1fa.
2 Ell montante de su capital en-
acciones y la cantidad que a cuenta
de este haya entrado en- GAIA.
8 Ell montante de sus acumula-
clones 6 ahorros.
4 Ell active de la compaf1fa,
comprendiendo:
Ell montante de elective
Ell GAIA y en- poder de
agentes Il Otras persOnas.
b Bienes raices libres de
gravamen
Cantidad invertida en- hi
poteeas.
d Cantidad invertida en- tt.
tulos pdblicos.
Cantidad inver t d a en-
acciones de sociedades
an6nimas, expresando ell
nombre de estas.
f Cantidad invertida en-
otros valores, dando los
detalles de estos.
5 Ell montante existente de
fanzas garantidas por la compaf1fa,
expresando la proportion de estas
que Sc halla asegurada por medic de
garantias colaterales.
6 Montante de premio 9 prima.
Z Montante del pasivo, con re
laci0n detallada de las deudas pen
dientes, liquidadas 6 por liquidar,
vencidas pOr veneer.
8 Carta constitutional dc dicha
compaf1fa.
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una soluci6n sobresaturada de az Il
car y de impurezas, en- que ell azucar
no puede cristalizar
Finalmente: Antes de llevar las
soluciones azucaradas q la ebullicion,
es necesario saturar los acidos, pu-
rifcar los jugos 10 mas possible. De
una buena purifcaci6n depende el
rendimiento y la calidad del azl
car.
E. DELAFOND. .-Ingeniero quinn
co de azucarerfas y destilerias. Mem
bro de la asociacion de quimicos de
las azucarerfas de Francia ia-Conde
corado por servicios escepcionales
prestados la industria azucarera
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NV | T A CT Q n
DURLACH y SPRINGER

de
Rico que ofcns de elias durante
NewYOrk.
servicos para deempeno de cuaquer norme
negco que puan necear Conocen los dc
los los de la a Tendan mucho gusto recb cuauer
aenclon
pontud todas las cnsgnacones que
haoan tendrln cudadO.
DURLACH Y SPRINGER,
dreco de las prmeas fbricas de
de importation eXpotac0n
D;rocci6n an New-York en-
MA1nEx IANE-N y CITY 81 ST.
Sun Juan
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Hoy deben llegar nuestro
puerto los vapores frances ~Sau ST
nlon> y americana 3Maracaibo> El
primero procedente de Puerto Plata
y ell segundo de Ponce y la Guaira.
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Ell MEJOR VINO. de e,

Ell MEJOR VINO. de enn mesa ss
vende en- Pto-Rico es ell Riojano de
Ale96n que venden los restaurants
eLa Catalana,s p Colonial Clubs, Ella
Nueva Catalana,, sLas Baleares,,
sLas Antiguas Balearess etc, y al
mismo precio que sus receptores en-
ell establecimiento de los sef1ores
Gonzalez y Perez, Plaza de Alfonso
XII.
Unicos importadores F. Fo Mt y
Hermano, Tanca esquina Fortal eza.
San Juan P r. Octubre 6 1899.
f. FONT HERMANO.
9O--SO
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CompaniadeferroQ aTIi|es

de via estrecha de Ma ayaguez
Esta companfa, por no necesltar
10. vende ell material slgulente:
Un martinete de vapor.
Una trituradora para pledra
tambien de vapor.
Seis carros de platafc rma para
via de un metro.
TOdo en- buen estado.
Los que interesen est4 material
pueden dirigirse a la gerencla de es'
f. comna11ia -Mavagiiez de Ma
yo 1900.
Ell director gerente into
s II * Stt{cddOr .StuU.
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Ell vapor aleman eRhenanias
zarpara maf1ana por la tarde para
los puntOs de su ruta
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S6PASG

Que no pnblicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
'AdO.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca la Inca vale diez cen.
tavOS.
I.a" cartas que vengan con comu-
i'(, <<ti',s sin su inporto no SO contes-
Tan
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VTG0 Sc necesita un aprendiz
II V1OO' de 'encuadernaci0n, que
conozca algo ell ofcio. 3
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Hoy por la maf1ana tOmo puerto
ell vapor aleman ~Rhenania~ en- via.
je de Hamburgo los sub puerto de
Ia Isla de Cuba
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PAGOS POR ADELANTADO

Los Comunicados articulos de
inter@s personal, 10 centavos hnea
de seis palabras. No SO publican
sin que vengan acompaf1ados del
importe.
No SO devuelven originates, y SO
admitiran los que convenga ala pu-
caci6n
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M oviimienfo
maritime,

Aver fondeo en- nuestrO puerto
ell vapor espanol ~Catalina> proce
dente de Canarias y en- viaje para la
Habana
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BueIl ne8ocio.

Sc vende ell estab blecimiento mer
cantil, con casa tienda, casa habita
ci6n y existencias, situado en- Vega
alta, que giraba bajo la razon social
de Montilla & Go.
Ell pago del personal de la ma
cienda Carmen Sc hace en- dicho 10
cal: Para informes y condolences,
dirigirse adon Jorge I. Finlay en- la
Capital, 6 don Manuel Garcia Marie
70 en- la hacienda <Carmen> Vega
alta: Mayo Is de 1900.
S GO
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FRESHMAN AN INDIAN
 CHIEF IN REALITY
MT. Thomas R. .Roddy of Chicago Has Been Selected to Rule Over
 the Winnebago Tribe.

The atmosphere of romance that J. Feni- more Cooper succeeded in casting around Leatherstocking and others of his kind is dispelled forever. Decades ago it was as- serted that civilization in it's onward march would inevitably result in the extermina- tion of the aboriginal dwelfers of the virgin prairies and primeval forests of this great land and it now looks as if this prediction was certainly about to be fulfilled. Years ago the red men lost much of their indi- viduality by consenting to adopt the games of the white man as a substitute for their war clubs into golf sticks and baseball bats, they began to distinguish themselves upon the football field and they proved their adaptability by mastering the mysteries of billiards, pool and draw poker Great as these concessions were, however, they were nothing compared to the last achievement of civilization which has been to secure for a Chicago Irishman the position as chief of one of the great tribes of the west.
 The man who expects to attain this hon. or is Thomas R. Roddy, who has long been a resident of Chicago. He is now about 40 years of age and is the son of an Irish trader who settled among the various tribes of Wisconsin Indians more than half cen- fury ago. The boy, Thomas, was born among the red men and for years he lived with them, playing with the youngsters in the streets of the Indian villages and learn- ing all arts of woodcraft known to his as- sociates. He acquired their habits, clad himself in similar garments, hunted with
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must see the librarian. No, the assistant would not do. She only wanted me to re- commend something as interesting ana good, as David Harum,' or Richard Car Ter I handed her The Gentleman From Indiana by Booth Tarkington. I knew when she took it that she felt doubtful. However, the first few chapters will clear her mind of doubt on that subject"
 Apropos of MT. Booth Tarkington, a re- cent crifc says that "The Gentleman from Indiana" is winning the right to be classed among the strikingly successful books Of the season.. Its publishers report that a sale of twenty thousand copies has already been reached, and that the book has been selling at the rate of 5OO copies a day.
 
 One reviewer writes that Hamlin Gar land has put the best work he has ever done into Boy Life on the Prairie" If this Is So it must be very fine for MT. Gar land has done some excellent work. He has ever been identified with life in the west, writing about it with intuitive truth fulness. Of Boy Life on the Prairie,' MT. Garland says that it is not autobiographi- cal, but says the experiences of the 6oyS of the book are typical and as accurate as he can draw them While the work has been classed as book for young people, grown-up people will enjoy it even more than boys, for they will enjoy the beautiful pictures of prairie scenes.
 One of the most attractive books am nounced is "Scotland's Ruined Ab5eys," by Howard Crosby Butler, A. M. some time lecturer on architecture in Princeton University. The book is the production of an enthusiast who is also a sincere and diligent student. Twenty abbeys, includ ing the well-known remains at Melrose and Dryburgh, nave all received the loving visit and have been the patient study of I,,,,- numerous and are quite an addition. A re- viewer says: 1.-The book can be read at home with perfect satisfaction and con- tent, as if it were usually interesting novel, and it could be read in your Scottish inn at morning and at night with renewed sense of what the days work is to be or has ibeen."
 A curious sign of the aesthetic tenden- cies of the times may be noted in the fact that the little vest pocket "Omar Khay yam" has during the last fine months sold to the extent of 10000 copies, and the de- mand is still as active as ever. A recently revised edition has the vocabulary revised by MT. Nathan Haskell Dole
 Mrs. Virginia Frazer Boyle, of Memphis. Tenn. who occasionally contributes beau tiful poetic thoughts ito the leading maga- zines, has an unusually tender and eXqui- site poem in the January Bookman, enti- tied, "Old Letters"
 Faded and old is the ribbon,
 Blue once as azure-lit skies;
 Breaking in twain with untying,
 A truce held to Time as he flies.
  Breathing of rue and rosemary,
 And lavender pressed in the leaves; Yellowed and mellowed, loves dreaming,
 Tied in the long -garnered sheayes  Ay, ashes of roses, I scatter
 Your memories, ever the same:
 Aye. ashes of roses, old letters,
 I lay your white hearts in the fame"
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only the language of the Winnebagos, but afso the tongues of the nelghborlns Chip peWas and Pottawa tomies.
 There was at once a general agreement that the succession should go to the white man, and Roddy would have been inau- gurated at once if had not been for the eff forts of an Indian named Green Cloud, a man who felt that he was in direct line to the mantle of the aged Back Hawk. As he was an enemy of the old chief, however, the latter would not consent to abdicate in his favor, but the opposition finally sue ceeded in persuading the tribesmen to post pone the matter under the spacious plea that the man who had ruled over the tribe for more than the ordinary span of life should not be permitted ito alodicate in that way.
 In September last the old chief died. With his last breath he besought his as- sociates not to permit the affairs of the tribe to go into the hands of Green Cloud explaining why he believed that such an action would surely result in the ruin of the nation. Immediately after his death the tribe held a meeting, and 1t was the unanimous vote of the council that the wishes of the dead ruler should be carried out. Roddy was notified that he had been elected chief of the tribe and that in the future he should be known as White Buffalo"
 Green Cloud, however, was not willing to let matters rest without a determined fight He called his friends together, and although none of them had been prominent in the affairs of the council, they were able to get together nearly 1900 men. The leader of this faction then took an appeal to Washington, urging the disadvantage
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them, fished with them, and, in fact, be- came an Indian in all but color
 The old Irish trader, however, was quick at making a bargain and 1t was not long before he had succeeded in laying aside con- siderable money. By this time his son was quite well grown and he was then taken from his playmates and sent back to ciyli- zation. He went through the public schools spent year or two in college and went in- to business for himself in Chicago He also married and everyone supposed that he had settled down to the hum-drum existence of city life.
 To a certain extent this was true He had decided to take advantage of his oppor- tunities to acquire wealth and standing in civilized community but, in spite of all that, his heart was with the people who had adopted him. He continued to speak their language. and in order that he might have an opportunity to converse with some per- son in that strange tongue he taught it to his wife. From them their children learned it, so that when the family goes back among the Indians as they expect to do in few weeks, they will not feel as if they were among strangers.
 Occasionally Roddy went out to visit his old friends. He kept on good terms with all the prominent men of the tribe and was confidential adviser of the old chief Black Hawk, who had known him ever since he was a child. Often he prevented them from being imposed upon and his knowledge of the ways of the white man was of great usefulness to the tribe.
 In the fall of 1897 the chieftain, who was then nearly ninety years of age, called the great men of the nation together. He told them that his end was approaching that he was growing weaker and was not able longer to conduct the affairs of the tribe. He suggested, therefore, that he be permitted to retire and that Roddy should be named as his successor. While he was not by blood an Indian, he had learned their ways and knew their characteristics. He could also speak their language, not
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Mothers Fr,sessd

that wonderful ly soothing and relaxing lin l. ment, be faith fully used dur ing the period of tnrnrnnncNr
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The bearing of
 children is not
 such a very se- rious ordeal to the woman who is prepared If
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M0zIey'S Lemon Elixir.

I have been a great sufferer from dys- pepsia for about fifteen years, my trouble being my liver, stomach and bowels, with terrible headaches. Lemon Elixir cured me- My appetite is good. and I am we'll had taken a barrel of other medicine that done me no good.
 CHARLES GERHARD,
 No. 1515 Jefferson St., Louisville, ky.
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LEMON ELIXIR,
 A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

Cures indigestion, headache, malaria, kid ney disease, fever, chills loss of appetite debility, nervous prostration and heart failure, by regulating the Liver, Stomach, Bowels and Kidneys.
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MozIey's Lemon Elixir

Cured me of enlarged liver, nervous indi- gestion and heart disease. I was unable to walk up stairs or to do any kind of work I was treated by many physicians, but got no better until I used Lemon Elixir I am now healthy and vigorous.
 c. H. BALDWIN. No. 9S Alexander St., Atlanta, Ga.
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Apropos of Mir Booth Tarkington, a re- cent crisic says that "The Gentleman from Indiana" is winning the right to be classed among the strikingly successful books of the season.. Its publishers report that Il sale of twenty thousand copies has already been reached, and that the book has been selling at the rate of 5GO copies a day.
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MOzLEY'S LEMON HOT DROPS

No. 9S Alexander St., Att
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M0zIey's Lemon Elixir

Cured me of indigestion and heart disease, after years of suffering when all other remedies and doctors had failed.
 N. D. COLEMAN
 Beulah. S. C.
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.MOziey's Lemon Elixir

Cured me of indigestion. I had suffered for ten years. I had tried almost every medi- cine but all failed. Since taking Lemon Elixir can eat anything I like.
 w. A. GRIFFITH,
 ReeveSYille S. C.
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 25c at druggists Prepared only by Dr. H. Mosley, Atlanta, Ga.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
SUMMER RESORTS.

Many delightful summer resorts are sit
uated on and reached via Southern rail-
way. Whether one desires the seaside or
the mountain. the fashionable hotels or
country homes, they can be reached via
this magnificent highway of travel,
Asheville. n. c.; Hot Springs. ~ c.;
Hale Springs. Tenn; Roam Mountain,
Tenn, and the mountain resorts of East
Tennessee and Western North Carolina
The Land OF the Sky"-Tate Springs,
Tenn: Oliver Springs, Tenn: Loolo out
Mountain, Tenn. Monte Sano. Huntsville,
Ala; Lithia Springs. Ga, and various Vir-
ginla Springs: also the seashore resorts
are reached by the southern railway on
convenient schedules and very low rates
The Southern railway has issued hand
some folder, entitled summer Homes and
Resorts" descriptive OF nearly 1000 sum
mer resorts, hotels and boarding houses,
including information regarding rates for
board at the different places and railroad
rates TO reach them.
For a copy OF this folder, schedules etc,
address j. c. Andrews. Southwestern pas
senger agent Houston. Texas.