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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
THE w. c. T. u.
Officers Were Elected and Reports Were
Made by Committees

Officers Were Elected and Reports Were
Made by Committees.
Granhury, Texas. May H. The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union convention re-
suucd the work this morning, the minutes
were read and approved Much preparation
is being made for the coming National con
ventlon, which meets at Dallas November
Ia. In introducing Mrs. Stephens. Ma
tlonnl president, Mrs Stoddard stated she
was greater president than Mckinley.
Embroidery work was announced aud
some lively songs and addresses were
made, Much literature was distributed TO
delegates 10 take home with them on va
rious subjects of interest to the conven-
tion.
The convention elected officers as fol
lows: President Mrs Helen M. Stoddard
or Fort Worth; corresponding secretary
Mrs, Minnie NJ. Kirkland of Lawrence; ne.
cording secretary, Mrs, Nellie W Robin
son OF Denison; treasurer, Mrs. j. A. :.
Curtis OF Beaumont In the afternoon de.
Notionai exercises We're held, minutes read
ana approved. Report received from super.
mtendeni Loyal Temperance Legion Next
me mothers meeting was held hy Mrs
Porter of Illllshoro. who reported much
work done In this department
Ierhnps the most Interesting report was
the press report by Miss Fannie Armstrong
She had the clippings from the papers Tor
the last year on cloth about ak inches
Wide rolled up ana IL would reach from
i'NiNN"tS ~ 4i'u0t'ili " was immense. me
report OF the committee on resolutions en-
hraced many resolutions with reference to
girls Industrial schools, scientific effccta
of alcohol and the usual thanks to Gran
bury for courtesles shown.
Thc new constitution ana bylaws wcrc
adopted. There was quite discussion on
whether the words "as n beverage" should
be left out of the pledge or not. but they
were tnally retained, The convention
closed this evening hut tonight Mrs Chr
It's delivered a most excellent address. ana
tomorrow Mrs Zeiner and Mrs. Stephens
will deliver addresses
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everything that a female remedy ought to
be good for. For prufiisc or Irregular
monthly periods with all It's attendant dis
tress, q. II. J.. Is certain cure and reg.
ulator For falling Of the womb lnhamcd
ovafles, change OF life, leuc0rrhoen nen-
ralgia. abdominal pains, dyspepsia. head
ache, slceplcssness and nervous troubles
q. f. +. is woman's first and only roll.
ance No matter how YOU may have suf.
fered, Try q. #. 7. In the privacy OF your
home and yon will quickly be relieved Of
all uterine disease and soon experience
what 1t means to be ju perfect health
Ask any druggist for bottle of G. f. r.,
costing only one dollar If he will not sup
ply you the proprietors will.
The warmest supporters of c. r. p. are
the physicians thenlsnlves We know per-
sonhlly OF dozens who prescribe II In their
practice. instead of writing out a mys-
ferrous prescription, they advise women to
go to the druggist and get a bottle of c.
r. /. for one dollar. This is likewise our
advice to you. Don't delay the matter but
get bottle at once, and if your druggist
proprletors of G.. #. r. will supply YOU at
the same price. The Ladies' Health Club
nm organization of talented women. is con.
Quoted under the auspices Of l.. Gerstle
" Co., proprietors of G., f.. p. II your
case presents unusual symptoms write for
advice to the club, which Is free Address
The Ladies' Health Club care L. Gerstle
Il Co, Chattanooga. Tenn. For two.cent
stamp they Will send you free "Uoalthy
Mothers MIKE Happy Homes" which de
ScribcS every symptom and disease thar
women have. Every woman should have
this book In her home.
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ORANGE LOCAL NEWS.
Rice Farmers Are Getting Their Crop i
Rapidly.

hapl0lv.
Orange. Texas. May IL Yesterday after
noon while Jesse Turner. prominent
orange county farmer, was working some
distance away from home and his wife
had left The house for a short visit 60 n
neighbor, some sneak thief entered The
house aud stole 500 from trunk In one
o. the rooms There is no clew TO the
identity Of the thief.
Rice farmers In this county are progress
Ing rapidly with their planting since the
recent ralus and large percentage Of the
crop Is in the ground, though planting Will
probably continue right along until per-
EapH Jiine 10. Work on the big Irrigation
canals Is being pushed forward rapidly and
an immense acreage viii be watered FROM
them this SEASON.
The bill OF material for the new rice
hnlling. amounting to more than 100000
feet. has been placed with the Lntcher s.
Moore Lumber company at this place and
The contrnetors now have a fierce OF men
n work getting the ground In shape To
lxgr work on the building II Is TO he
Q iuassiye four'story. structure, with brick
fcprdations, and VIII rresent an Imposing
Appearance, standing 90 the high banks OF
tue Sabine river. only three blocks from
me busius ~ crntci Of town.
Contractor Sam Robertson hns large
force OF men and Teams AT work on the
Orr rye AMI Northwestern railroad and Il
uakiisg good progress. The bridge across
Adoms bayou 4 rapidly assuming shape "
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DEATHS.

BURG0WFR.-D enison, Texas, May IL
Henry Burgower, aged 81 years, died to-
day He was retired merchant. He
was n successful business man ut Rock
Island, H. where his remains will be
taken for interment.
SCHULTZ -Thomaston, Texas. April II,
Mrs Elizabeth Schultz died at her home
on Thursday morning after a long spell OF
sickness. Mrs, schultz was one among the
early settlers of this county AM had lived
IN this community for more than S'iy
years.
BUNERT. C orslcana, Texas, May TO-
Mrs Albert Bunert. Sr.. one Of Corslcana' $
oldest and most highly respected citizens,
died at San Antonio today; the remains
viii be laid to rest In lakewood cemetery,
this city.
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Mortuary Report.

Galveston, Texas, May 11.--Following Is
the list of interments In the Galveston
cemeteries for the week ending Friday,
May 10:
May &C. L. Flake, aged 379l years, died
at Mineral Wells; Mrs. c. L. Solycr, aged
81 years. senlle exhaustion; Mrs Mary
Glonnoni, ngcd 6s years, general eXhaus-
tion.
May 4-Harold Lewis. aged months.
cnlOred natural causes. Inquest. John
Thomas Richardson aged "a months,
heart failure aud meningitis.
May G-Hercules Legatc aged s years,
drowned In storm ~ September s.
May baby Hoffman, aged "a hours,
premature birth: Mrs. Jessie Irwin, aged
80 years, chronic Bright's disease.
May s-lnfant Of p. A. nroullet, pre-
maturity.
May 0-Fred Allen, aged IS years, car
diac paralysis.
c. II. Wilkinson. NJ. D.,
Health Physician,
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DRouTH IN ATA8oosA COUNTY.
Farmers Unable to Plant Crops and
Cattle Are SUFFERING

Farmers Unable to Plant Crops and
Cattle Are Suffering.
Ploasanton. Texas, May II Tile dronth
in this section has now become a serious
matter The water tanks in the pastures
have given out entirely ms there has been
no rain since October; the grass has also
become SO dry that 1t is worse than none.
their stock; It is very poor food. but ut
keeps the cattle alive. The farmers are
not able to plant crops and arc In de.
cidely bad way. Many stockmen are oper.
ating on Borrowed money and ms no trad
Ing Is possible under present conditions
they are facing absolute bankruptcy. There
Is no sign of rain.
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the hands of a large force Of skilled work
en. j. |. TOwcry. purchasing agent Of
the road. has returned from st Louis
whore he placed some orders for rolling
stock, to be delivered IN time for service
as soon as the road Is completed
There f. considerable activity IN reDl
estate AZ this place ana numerous transfers
nrc being made at prices never dreamed of
before. A large number of oil men and
~ H. iIIto IVY neen mere TO-DAY
ist church, is conducting n series Of rerlynl
meetings at that church, which are M.
tracing much Interest and will continue
for some time.
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News Notes.

Galveston, Texas. May 11.-Selm A.
Rlnker distributing clerk ut the postoface,
died at 10:45 o'clock yesterday morning
at his residence. 1924 Church street. The
deceased was a native of Galveston and
was 35 years of age.
Marriage licenses have been Issued tn
Mr.. Joseph Gaido and Miss Paulina Smith;
Rev. Walter Frederick Smith and Miss
Vertle venora Gammill.
Mr.. Samuel Bows, who has for several
years been an employe of the Pacific TX.
Iied tomorrow to Miss Agnes Larabey OF
Seabrook.
The combined camps OF the Woodmen Of
the World and the Woodmen circles Will
meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the Woodmen forest and will proceed to
will be conducted over the monuments To
Mr.. A. Hawkins and Mrs. Margaret Heg-
man of Galveston and Mr.. j. Adams of
Wharton, who are deceased members Of
the Woodmen.
Naturalization papers were issued In the
Horls Marion, Victor Gammill, who was
formerly citizen Of Denmark.
General i. NJ. Oppenhelmer OF Austin
was In the city last evening.
Mr.. p. J. Studdert left today for New
York on route to Liverpool
Harbormaster Tom Sweeney has gone 10
Boston for short vacation,
w. ;. keenan,, general agent OF the
Santa Fe. returned this morning from
Fort Worth, accompanied by his wife.
Sam L. Kelly Of Beaumont Is In the
Mrs NJ. A. Beavlns, mother of Mrs.
Gus Wisdrodt left today for Whitecastle
TO spend the summer.
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street, Pine Bluff street South Wall and
South Jefferson streets among the number.
\ wagon bearing the yellow llag and load
ca, VIII negroes was seen on Mill street
To-Day bound for the pest house
striking terror to the hearts of ali and
causing tho prompt dismissal Of schools
Hui now the people pay no attention to the
disease whatever. as its effects are rarely
3yel fatal and hardly cause a noticeable
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RAIN REPORTS.

Taylor Williamson county; very beovv
ana some damage may have been done.
Penrsall, Frio comfy.
Comstock.
Elgin, Bastrop county.
Kennedy, Karncs county
ThomaSton. De witt county.
county.
MeXla. Limestone county.
Iillsbor0. Hill county
Grpeuvllle Hunt county.
Fort Worth. Tarr1nt county.
Athens, Henderson county
Rio Grande City, Starr comfy.
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CAME HOME TO DIE.
ONWU T1VWI 10 LIE'
Disease Contracted in the Philippine,
Caused Death of Bunk Carter

Disease Contracted IN the Philippines
Caused Death of Bunk Carter.
Paris, Texas, May 10. Bunk Carter. the
yonns man who has Just returned from
the Philippines and who had received his
full discharge from the army. died al the
CITY. hospital last night, His mother came
In from Cathrnns store. near Paris and
was With him when ne died His death
resulted from . complication Of ills, con.
slstlng Of relapse Of pneumonia, conges.
tion ~ the brain aud spinal trouble. An
attendant physician reported his fever At
one time to bc LOG. In his pockets were
found on his entrance 10 the hospital $3.50
In Spanish 500 gold pieces
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FREIGHT Wreck Near Buffalo.

Hearne. Texas. May fl.-An Information.
nj and Great northern freight trains was
cars Of merchandise TO be dltched. No one
was hurt. Cause Of wreck not known.
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other man caught Colston. and held him
content, iuhicting two dozen wounds on
his head and body, 1t required 200 stitches
to close the gaping wounds, which may re-
before he could REACH doctors office The
nan who did the cutting has not been
apprehended
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CUT NEARLY TO PIECES.
A Fort Worth Man Has Two Dozen knife
Wnupde

Fort Worth, Texas. May ii.-oilver Col
son, connected with the frelrht depart.
ment Of the general offices Of the Fort
Worth and Denver road, was assaulted to-.
das and almost literally cut TO pieces with
pocket knife. The two men met a mile
north OF town and had a few words. The
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Athens Has Inooruorated.

Athens, Texas. May 10, Athens was in.
corporated In today's election by lis ma
iorIty. Tho vote was as follows; For in
corporation, isi; against. o., There was
very little interest taken In the election
today.
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LACES

Recent new additions to this
stock in allovers and bands makes
it very complete just now, every
thing that is new can be found
among them.
English vnlencicnnes Laccs. u IN I fnci,
wide, all new and very neat GP
patterns per dozen, Toe to-. ESG
French Valenclenncs Laccs Edges AMI
insertions 10 match. all entirely now
and very effective designs. suitable 10
trim Organdy, Swiss, Batiste, Lawns and
Madras. "a -
per yard, &c to ........... 1SG
imitation of Torchon Laces, edges :.ni
in nehcs %iae :" per- @', %ara Be to to- t5c
Lace Beading, single and double row.
per dozen, lie, 25c, zoe, soc ana QUO
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A RECEIVER APPOINTED.
To Wind Up Affairs of a Texas lnsL
ance Company.

san Antonio, Texas, May 11.-ln the
Flfty-seventh district court today, in the
case Of the State VS.. The Farmers and
Merchants Insurance Company. an order
was made by Judge Brooks FORGETTING the
charter of the company and appointing
y. o, Green receiver to wind up the com
panys business. No defense was made
by the company.
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Passenaers from New York.

Galveston, Texas, May 1.-THE steam
ship Alamo sailed for New York via Key
West at noon today with the following
passengers: ID. Marcouides, Galveston;
P. j. studdert, G. b. stone, Uriah Brown
ell, New York; Mrs. Il. j. Livingston,
Galveston
Tho Lampasas arrived this morning Mt
10 clock from New York with the fol
lowing passengers: Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A.
Heath. T. II. Barnett, Galveston; Mrs. C.
Adler, Pasadena, Cal; Mr.. :. Frank
Pasadena, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs Goldsteln,
Miss Hattie Goldstein. y. G. Goldstcin,
Galveston: +. S. Lawrence. Waco. ]. j.
De Kinder, Howard Wood f. II. Toilet.
+. A. Ford. c. G. Dreissgockcr. Calves
ton; Morris Williams, Thomas Gerry.
Benson. AriZ.; Dr.. j. L. Thompson, NJ.
Modrlch, Denver, Col.
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smalIpox in Paris. Texas.

Paris, Texas, May l0.-A good many
cases OF smallpox are being reported from
various parts OF the city. Cases on High
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/ ANNOUNCEMENTS.
lust simple quotations on few Of III
You'll find the goods and prices Just !
~ ~ * ~ ~ !
LINEN DEPARTMENT

Only by buying for cash in large
quantities and from the manufact-
ulers, are such low prices as these
made possible.
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Another Storm.

Galveston, Texas, May 11.--Mrs, Gerald
O'Rourke has filed complaint with the
police as result of a discovery made
by her yesterday on the occasion of
visit Ia Calvary cemetery. Mrs. O'Rourke
says that while passing through the GENE
terry she was Mortified to notice the skcle-
ton Of n woman lying on the edge of a
patch OF weeds on the north side of the
cemetery, To all appearances the body
had never been inferred, hut had lain
where 1t had been swept most likely by
the storm.
The city health office, To whom the re-
port was handed by Chief Amundseu, are
Of the opinion that the body Is that Of
storm victim. An investigation win I've
made at the Instance OF the health Office
10y the sexton ot Lakeyiew cemetery
Calvary cemetery is outside the city
limits and It seems likely that the body
may have been heretofore overlooked bp
searchers after storm victims.
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weatherford Texas. May io.-Charles
Burlington, who lives ten miles southeast
Of weatherford. was drowned this morn
Ing In the Brazos river.
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Boys Drowned While in Swimming.

Groesbeeck, Texas, May 10 Nugent Farr,
about years old. while in swimming with
other boys, was drowned In tank ON the
town
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MILLINERY

In our Millinery Department we
are offering such goods now as we
believe to be for Midsummer use.
The descriptions of our hats can be
relied on, and the prices quoted are
absolutely the lowest for equal
qualities.
white Leghorns, handsomely trimmed
in black and white striped Maine.
scarfs Of net and hair braid, peoples,
roses, heather, daises and fine foliage.
with black velvet ribbon. these are all
shown in many different colors, and
wide range of prices from q IL
$40 10 Observation-Disclosures Va q "
Ali OF orr colored Hats. stylishly trim
med In flowers, ribbon, Liberty SILK and
net. best value quoted from = mn
Sl.oo 10 .....'.....'.... @e@S
The greatest variety shown In outing
Hats of rough straw. fine English
Milan, and handsome up-to-dnte stitched
Sllk Hats. trimmed In polka dotted
Liberty Satin Persian and Taf- = en-
fcta Silk, from zoe to....... lou
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OUR E.MBROLDEP,Fc

They invite your most criti,,,
inspection just now, certainly 4.
largest and pTettiest assortment 6
have ever gathered together, uo.
are better for the money, few (,
any so good, be sure and see thee
Fine Embrolderles in maten ,o,.
sisting of Swiss, Nansook ana ,T' r VI
brio edges, insertions. headings "a ,l%I
overs, 3 TO . widths In can ~ ~ ~
and small designs. in omen srS
work. suitable for trimming All NJ MN
of dresses and underwear. a FIJI, n.y. nS
OF qualities from the cnclp.T "a X
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

The popularity of this dep,u.
ment IS increasing daily, its N,
unusually good values, and qorI
assortment that are doing III
business.
Mems Shirts-one Of inc prettIe,t N,
of Mems Fancy Madras Shirts, VIZ N,
out collars and separate cuffs Al
to match, $1.75, 81 80 and -. ,ll
Mems Drawers, genuine stand. "a
ard stretchy seam drawers ~. 5ut
Mems Underwear in Sea Island cotr.,
and brown balbrggan, 75c, 500 M
uAN '.''''. .........,......, kJE]
Mems Undcrwear-S STANDARD rlmh
summer underwear In colors, cre,n
blue, pink and lavender, real az.
ooc values ................. kjt|
Mems Hose, in black and tan, perfect,
fast acolors. and extra double i1I.
sole, Zoe value .............. kn
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WHITE GOODS

We do not exaggerate When we
say that these prices are from 10 to
Is percent less than other stores ask
you for the same goods.
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Now so Fashionable for Skffts
and Gowns ) ~

We are showing complete line
of these goods, every hew weave
and quality. Among the&noSt popu-
lar ones are these.
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WASH GOODS

Not only are these prices less than
other stores ask for the same grades,
but you will find much larger as
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BLACK SILKS

Special attention is called to the
now popular Louisine Black Silks.
No better or prettier black silks can
be found those quoted here are
extra good for the prices,
Black Satins, 30 inches wide, Hfln
at, per yard, soc and ....... 1JS
Black Duchcsse Satin, "A in TEn
ches wide, per yard ........, BSU
Black All SILK Lousncs, % inches,
&C $l.2o, u inches at 0Sc, and goa
20 Inches at ................ DJv
Black Crepe Duchesse, p inches wide,
with small embroidered figures aud dots,
very elegant goods, well worth $500
yard, en-
special this week at ........ lou
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SON ES1OS sUS SIN1OMAS 2

Predilecci6n al onanismo, emisiones de dts de
noehs derrames mes al s.sar en- prsssnsia De ,das pns
lascivas; granos, contracciones de los mueculos
{que son precursores de Ia Epilepsiali psnss-
doamiiar doppiI ssnsscion De en-
brutecirniento perdda de la voluntad, fata de
dolores en- las pisrnasy enlos ntscuios, sensation
memorial, M % %indecision. meiancoiia, esnsancio des.
ases sne Ia VISTA debRs e
DC una perdiaa & involnnisris& & de.lame al al . haees
sgn srS Glsn Sc
taTsios periaa dismHacon % es ios eesoos de-
caimiento de la sen.ibilidsd, 0rearos ccidoB y
ds5iirs dispepsa ETC. sso. Agnos ,o dc esos
hombreIQue dehe recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
vitales. yendra Ser presa de alguna fatal
Nosoiras soIicitamos de todos los que sufren
de al guno de )uS sintomas arr1ba enunel 8dof,
0TE t90BsERWEM sdI Se1; is,a AWLs0
peliencia. tiaiando enfermedades de los nervios y
una cur1ci6n radically permanente.
Erv1ehos una relaciod completa de su case
dandonas tofo su nombre direction, sdad, oeu-
tomas niimbrados se le han Inanitestado I'd, y
81 Ud HI. m.ado algnn ttatamiento pai genoii ca.
Nuestral1unla de meuicos diagnost.caIa ense-
G s % ens Il eass.s sg saeS un %
treinta diss. en- e que &c eIsetnara una cuIac!dn
volver4 I'd ser un hon bre vigoroso. ST I'd nos
remite cinco J~sos en- billetes de su pals giro
postal como earantia de bueus fe, le euviaremos
enseguit& las medicinas requeridas por c. rrao
medic0s haya decidido Ell complete tratamieu o 4
que I'd deOe someterse. 1
COMPAEIA AEsPECIALIsTA del E0RTE
1e7 Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Duane St..
New York, E. D. do a.
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JuiCiO intereSante.

Como aver anur ciamos, mafana
Sc verificsra ante ell Tribunal supre-
mo, el juicio en- la eau 80 que Sc 81
que al que fu6 Fiscal De la Corte de
Ponce don Antonio Moreno Calde
ron.
Este juicio del cual Sc viene ocu
pando Ia prsnsa hace "a TEMPO, es
de un gran inter6s, y para tomar
las notas cue hemos de dar al pdbli'
co con toda exactitud y suma de de-
TALES, hemos solicitado los servicios
de un reporterismo especial, destina
do esclusivamente & tai objeto.
Nos proponemcs tener al CO.
rriente los lectores de este diaric
de ese importante sucaso.
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TABACO: |:

va empieza q notarse alguna q.
nimaci6n en- ell negocio de tabaco de
Pterto Rico, parece que la gente
pronto acGstumbrarA 8 su aroma y
SO formara un mercado aquf. De ella
barado Sc han hecho algunas 7entas
tanto en- cigarrilIos, como en- c;ga.
rros aunque bsjo precio La rama
de esa Isla Sc vsnde, y agrada al
consumidor despues de manufactu-
Iada aquf Las dltimas partidas de
de cigarrillos parece haber obtenido
buena aceptaci6n.
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AVISO IMPORTANTE

En- ell estable cimiento titu ado
Reolizdei6as pe1'manente situsdo entire
la tienda Honda y Ia Ciudad Condal
Sc realizan tcdas las existenciss con
verdadera y pesitiva rebaja de pre-
clos para liquidar Ia casa.
Toda persona que nocesits algu-
no de los muchos ertfculos de esta
casa encontrara verdadera economic
en- ellos y nadie Que la visite dejara
de convenceYsa. En- di:ho estable ci'
miento SO repar ten anuncios deta
llando artfculos y precios
So traspasa ell local
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cionados hemos de hacer1es presen-
te que aqufI no gusta el cafe con mu-
cho lustre 8 tahonado dkndose casos
de que cafes bonitos lustrados obtie-
tienen mas |bajos precios que otros
que llegan SIN lustre. Hay 10 Green
Ga de qua 81 darle ess color en- la
tahona es para corregir algtn defec
to del grano
Ofertas por Totes llegar son
muy diffciles de conseguir, pues los
compradores, no auieren dar su pre-
clio sin autes yer la partida sacar
de ells una bueua muestra para tos
tarlo y probarlo.
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BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las cssas, Gale de TIE
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