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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
/ NJ Wisr,er 6, Co.'s Letter.

Houston. Texas January g.. Tie cotton
market today has been IN very nervous
and excited condition, and decided opinions
MS TO its immediate future course are some
what scarce.
The census report is conceded ~ being
bpilish. but the feeling that the recent ad'
vance Of nearly I cent pound has con
siderably discounted same Is strictly IN eyi'
dence
Heavy realizing and good amount oi
short sales IN anticipation Of reaction
caused an easier feeling and lower values
for the moment,
There has been large amount Of pur
chases on expectations Of increased prices
after the bureau report and the bulk of in
vestors did not 20 into the market unit
vRiueg were up decidedly.
The short interest of some time ago Ia Il
a great extent eliminated, and the present
long interest exceeds the short In 9 spec
ulative way.
The bureau report has arrived and thc
situation Is susceptible OF two points 81
view, viz, possible lower values ~ the neal
future and probable much higher prlcet
liverpool is due 70 be to 5 lower tonnor
row J. y. Wisner A. CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06

general houo demand today. The market
Is well sold up In most directions aud prices
sre frm. Print cloths difficult 10 buy at
current quotations
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CarniII & Richardeon,a Letter.

Houston, Texas, January 5.-rhe weak
ness in cotton markets today was puzzle
to operators and about all that can be said
as the reason why is that most indefinite
answer: More sellers than buyers" The
bureau report indicating a crop OF less than
100000 could not he construed as any
thing but bulish, and for few moments
following the report considerable activity
and some buying at an advance was seen,
May New York selling from s.73 to s.7e.
and March New Orleans from 70 to S.T4,
but here the buying power seemed eE-
hnusted, aud In their attempt to realize
holders were forced to sell on a declining
market, the weakness in prices continuing
10 the close some Of the late depression
was caused by the later reports from tle
census statement which showed 2,l0I4 :
bales ginned IN Texas, and lsS,56S TO pc
ainued; while the Indian Territory has al
ready gInned 3I2O42, vita o2.c3l 10 pc
giuued making a total for Texas and the
Territory Of 2,TS1, 313 bales, or quite up
to ruling estimates OF the crop. TIE est
nlated receipts at New Orleans ana bous-
ton for tomorrow oue-half Of last year ;
amount failed to have the customary sum
ulating influence. New. York closed TO
IL points lover than Saturday, New Ut
leans u 70 10 down: spots ~ PoIn a gown
Liverpool closed 2 to 2A points lower
than Saturday, and was at one Time .
points lower They are due TO be to .
The cotton market at the close tonight
looks heavy, and while It is quite appaFeht
that many of the large bulls are ONT OF we
market waiting for II depression to again
take hold, considerable support vii ne
given. and we believe turn weak markets
into firm ones making scalping operations
for the present profitable.
Mr.. Hester will give bis into sisnt Tor
Texas tomorrow or Wednesday.
Carnill & Richardson.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

1870, Premium solids. Ice: prints, Use;
Monkeys special, lsc Crystal Gem ana
country rolls. isc, Empire state special,
l5c.
CELERY California. per bunch, GoGIOc.
CABBAGE-Per pound, lAQ2c.
CHEZ Wisconsin full cream 'ong
holns l5c; Wisconsin fun cream lAiries,
loc; Wisconsin half cream, lac. Wisconsin
pound prints. l6c.
EGGS--Texas, 25@ 26c; Kansas 24e
KRAUT--New, Ia half barrels, S2,50G
ais; 6ve-gsllOn kegs, S1.l0.
ONIONS--Per Id, lA@2c.
PEPPER Chile, new, l5Gl6o per poundi
black Singapore l5c
oTAIOES-Colorado, sOc per bushel
PEANUTS-Jumbo, per pound. 7lzei
fancy hand picked No. l. 6l2Q6sac.
POULTRY-Chickens hens, good, 81. 65a
500; flyers, large, S2.65@S,00; ducks
large, S2.I5m3.00i geese, tuil feathsred,
S4.O044.S0i turkeys, hens, S7.ooGS.oo; COB
blers, $1,000 200.
TOMATOES Mexican, 6-baskct crates
81 5lGl2.75.
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Port Of Sabine.

Sabine Pass, Texas. January 6--Arrived;
Tug Albert Y. Hughes. with barge. from
Galveston, tug Charles Clarke, With barge
No 3, from New Orleans
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pAINrs- nIrs ANn GLAss.

White lend, per cwt, strictly pure, se.25i
secoud grade 5000; third grade, $500.
40; barrel lots, 6dc per gallon. Min,
era paints, COO per gallon Dry fxed
pants, per cwt., ID barrels, SOC Venetian
feds, per cwt., 81 80; yellow ochre, per
cwt. 81 90 Linseod oil best boiled, -
@52c Ready mixed house paints, 81 90,
Window glass, S. per cent OF January list.
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APPLEs-Ben Davis. rrel, So Jnd4 60;
w!ucsals aEu Jon.th - 2504 80.
BANANAS--Loose, S1.25Ql5O, packed,
Sl.5061.75
CoCoANUTs-per sack, $500; less guam
titles, S4.25
CRANBERRIES-Pe crate, So 2551S 50;
barr Is, 81 .OO9i12 90.
ONS--Messinas, IS .Ell4 90; Cali
fornia SO 50Q3 70.
LlMES-MeXicsn, per basket, 81. 100 p.
ORANGLs-CaALornia nayela, s. 2ll3 30.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Values Fluctuated Widely and Were
Much Lower at CLOSING.


Values Fluctuated Widely and Were
Much Lower at CLOSING,
New Orleans, January 5.--The spot cotton
ma,-et was very quiet today. influenced
largely by unfayorsble cables and the alb
sence Of pressing buying orders. Factors
were equally Independent, and though Of
fering freely at full board Agures aud put
ting out good assortment Of grades, they
displayed not the least inclination 70 force
sales at a sacrifice; and thus the two ele-
ments being somewhat apart In their
Views, there was no great amount Of trad
ing. Sales 215o bales, including $50 to
arrive. Quotations unchanged.
Contracts we're active during the nrst
part Of the day The early break in prices
az Liverpool, combined with the uucer-
talnries attached to the census bureaus ex.
pected crop report led TO heavy trading
aud wide fluctuations Ia values January
opened down 10 points. while the other
months showed initial losses OF : to 7
points After the opening call January
recovered II points, while the other posi-
lions moved up 70 I points prices there.
after backing and filling rapidly on oil
months The census bureaus report proved
TO be Of q bullish character. After the
first shock prices went of on the other
tack, the board at the close showing net
losses Of 70 points on ell positions, com
pared with Saturdays closing figures.
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There are limitations OF o2IpISE. eut
none o. then compars .vith the genuine.
p&fpifE fpres chiiif,. Ysvefs Eha al u.s.
Isfta 1seueleA The iusitahcnA FALL
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New York Dry Goods.

View York, January 5.-Tbere has tss-
90 Sssss1n ssAsss n TIE eAsysssAs AZ Tie
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BARBEp WlRE-Galvanized Glidden,
$40 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, S3.05
per 100 lbs.
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'o-Riohard Cooke & Co.'s Letter.

Houston, Texas. January 5.-The census
report, Issued today from Washington,
makes the growth OF the crop for 1902, &C
cordlng to the giuners report. at 1850, 800
hAies, and according TO the agents EN-.
ploysd by them at e,o54, los bales, Of aver.
age weight Of 800 pounds This is oons,d
cred bulllsh by the talent, but had evil
IDENTIFY been discounted. as the market only
advanced few points after II was Hsued
and Immediately declined 10 70 70 points on
realizing by the longs Receipts must in.
decline. The spot holders seem to De satis,
asd with the situation, believing that nigh.
ar prices can be obtained by waiting. "a.
timatks for New Orleans and Houston fol
tomorrow 10000, against 1000 one veal
AGO Liverpool Is due u down fcrnor.
row. Riehfrd Cooke & C.
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A comparison Of these quotations shows
soany advantages 10 favor OF Houston as a
eho,esale market When the buyer consid-
~ tne benefits 10 be derived from Hous.
tons freight rates be Will md that. even
Fhen the Quo;eble figures at other markets
liz lower, the price finally paid Is eener'
Xiv greater. The prices are those ruling
mon Houston Wholesale merchants, aud
~ revised daily.
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seT,f "AH-Prims Texas 22a2se psr
kyss . Imported navy beans pope.
Ia, t4Sssei English der, g; pia,'
tns; csifitesyea, 5AG5zc; Michigan navy.
b nsSst.ittternia navy, 4S:e64ILc. SLAMS Ss "a
&lf bulhsi wax and green Deans. SC66oc ;
te fresh v asset; California Linas, 5Al
Is l.iEk-Blue star 81. 'SS per s erstS r.,
d; RsS ~, S1aslci Meadow Gold. $50
koe; n NNsoTtr Elgtn, 90 ana so-i6 tubs. SS
Pad j esss SnringA. Lib bricks, sSc; Dia-
3saEsgy, 2s5i9y ISa27ei fancy renovated
<gsns- g efe4Fatgy aIfeSr Jisornsf 1.
'a 'eadA lac, EiSseia prlhls.
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lsnz As al crst1r.

Hon. 4 y. Long, q Marion
county, t1e great good road. advocate,
va introd laced and maze = splendid
z51re-=. He tYld IT, crowd q ne
great atvzI,.g= the good roat= were
% TIE people aId no~ tLe people u
Il. county. having receiT=d -OGe q
the Advantage. u hard roads. were
euchl.ed OF the subject H Gwel- a.
-ome length Of the cozt u road build
ing. aud aid tEa, while the frat road
had co=t the county $3.50 nile that
with experience gained, they had
5QiIt eom= of the very De-C roads az 8
cot % q fraction over So Per mile.
He told Of what bad been done 10 the
way II snacting laws 70 enc0Qrsg :
bodybuilding aud that be nov felt
more hopeful than ever before.-Live
OAK Crescent.
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sfz-c NsS Fer T-rrcr

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: raj co1=8n gE.on - oaf cLac = I
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fay AID -: blood DGE- ~1eL a.
ozL=r 1@ilci1= -4l@:. c1r=e So
o1c-.= q Or E.Eg'- Discovery Why
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Il Absolutely guaranteed % cue
Co1zn-, Could, Ia Cape, Bro1c1-l-
zu1 q T1-oaC u .-lg grD1o.@=. Pre-
20 zcd So. Ira. bottle f-ee :,
A-tl-N0l1poly Deg store. TyCing=
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In di-ch4rgiDg the grand jury last
week Judge Bullock comPIimented
the jury very much on the WORK ac-
compli.hed during the term Of court.
The people are also very much pleased
AMI feel that a. long a. the admins
tration Of justice l. in the hands Of
Judge Bullock and states Attorney
Alfred the guilty will Be punished
BrCOk=ville Star.
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Not Esnkructs.

Mr.. II. L. Anderson, representing
seVera. claimants, for some time past
ha- been making strenuous efforts to
pax Me=sr-. o. VI. Hubbard and T.
". Hood, phosphate dealers, into
bankruptcy. The mas Of testimony
taken before Commissioner Williams
wa submitted u United State D.
trict Judge, J. w. Locke and after a
full argument by Messrs. Alfred AMI
Greez for Nez7r.. Hubbard and Hood
and Mr. Anderson for his claimant-,
decided that they are not subject to
bankruptcy.
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Col. J. Hamilton Gillespie, mayor
Of Sara=0ta, has returned from visit
% his old home II Scotland and i
spending few days a the Windsor
in Jacksonville. Col GlBe-pie j al
accomplished and enthusiastic golfer
and reports having enjoyed many
games On Scottish Inks. IL team
play o. -. Address Iinzs ne beat his
man xix up, doing the course Il =,
four below bogie.
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csolsrS trFantam,

This haz long been regarded a. one Of
the rno=t dangerous aod fatal disease ~
which infants are subject. Il can De
cured however. when properly treated.
All that il necessary l. to give Cham
berlaIn'= Collie Cholera and DirrhOeA
Remedy aud caster oil, a. directed
with each bottle, and cure l. c=rain.
For sale ~ Anti Monopoly Drug
store. d
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The Posts are again il trouble. Al
order has been promulgated outlaw
ing Colonel G. &. Post, Mr.. Helen
WilmAns-Post and Mr. Chas z. Berg
man from the privilege Of using the
United states mails. This order
closes the publication Of Freedom and
the fifteen or twenty printers occupy
ing places on il are out Of employ
ment. The last issue Of the paper
gave L. :. Attorney Stripping a
heightened roast"
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For headache, a sick headache, q
splitting" nervous headache, in fact
any old kind Of a headache, use Ray
mons Pills They clear the system Of
the cause Of headaches. % doses Sc.
Anti-Monopoly Drug Store. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Mayo and
family and Mrs. Davidson stockton
have returned to the city from de-
lightful visit Of two weeks in North
Carolina. and today are moving into
their new home on Laura street
Jacksonville Metropolis.
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Gainesville, vs.. oesIa.

Monday afternoon the junior ball
teams 81 Gainesville and OcaIa played
q match game on the Driving Park
diamond. the game resulted ia favor
Of the Ocala iQniOrs, who are jubilant
over their victory. The SCORE was 8
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Mr.. Nathan Mayo and tally, o.
SunmsrHeId, are the guests of Mr..
Nayo's psrenu. DR.. and Mr.. W. Y.
Ne~zou.
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Philip Macarthur, who has been
spending the past few days IN Ocsl4,
the guest Of Fam BarcO, returned u
his home a. Gainesville "Wednesday.
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Alter attending the Z. \. Z. r. con-
veuti0n ia Atlanta Mr.. Leon Hau!DL
will 20 70 New York where he ha.
accepted q position.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-07-10

Mr.. Lee Miller went % Atlanta
"Wednesday to have his ewes treated
BY DIR. Calhoun. He will be absent q
week or ten dave.
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Mr.. John A. Bishop and son, -
Clearwater, were IN OcAlA "wednesday.
They were on tneif way home from q
trip % New York.
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Mr. William Miller, 81 Lake CITY.
formerly 81 Ocala, J. visiting his
Uncle, Col. L. T. Miller, living near
the city. Mr.. Miller j. West Point
cadet. He ha- been attending that
institution for the past two year,.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-07-10

Mr. ". r. Watson and children,
returned 70 their home at Holder
wednesday after = visit 70 her sister,
Mr.. &. +. Ab7on.
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Mr.. Dzisie Christie an baby, after
. visit u beg parent. Nr. ard Mr.. -
C.. Moore. returned home Wsdnez-
dav
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Ns5or Z. 7. liar went u Bach.
vile, = q, Wednesday. He vii u
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DR.. ". e. Lind.ay i. conducting =
series of msetings a. Crystal River
thu week. Es son Ear l. with
him
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Mr.. !. r. Ch2>e znc children vii
Leave next week f9r AzhsvIlIs, y. e..
20 spsnd the remainder - the sEL-
mEY
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fIne@- = Mr. A-z.e Trzz:lzla-
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LOCAL. HAPPENINGS.

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NJ Percy Cz-l-t-z1 =: Hsc1s--
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Gainesville vs.. ocsIa.

Tuesday on the South third street
diamond the Gainesville Juniors play
ri game with Bruce Ieffert's team
Of this city. Owing to the bad wealth
er only a small crowd were in atten-
dance but all who were present enjoy
Ell the game which was spirited and
interesting throughout. Up to the
eight inning the score stood ) TO 1 in
favor Of the home team, but on the
ninth inning the tables turned and
the visitor scored three times, making
the score 10 in favor Of the Gaines
VILE boys.
The regular bi-mOnthly meeting Of
the city council was held Tuesday.
Only five of the city fathers were
present. The entire session was de-
voted TO auditing bilIs-no special or
extraordinary business was transacted.
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Mr.. J. y. Lucas, who has living ia
Dallas, Texas, for the past xix months,
il visiting in the city and il a guest al
the Ocsla House. In connection with
his brother, Mr.. Lucas owns and
runs the ~. George Hotel at Dallas.
which il one OF the finest hotels ia
the south. He il still interested ia
the turpentine business in this section.
Slight injuries often disable man
because several days loss Of time and
when blood poison developes, some
times results in the loss Of hand Of
limit. Chamberlain's Pain Balm L.
an antiseptec Eminent. When aP-
piled to cuts, bruises and burnes it
causes them to heal quickly and with
out maturation, and prevents any
danger OF blood poison. For sale by
Autobiography Drtg Store. u
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surt sY al Elevator.

Mr.. John Il. Rsardon, one " the
employees Ia tie shipping department
of the :. Z. Hubbard Company, Of
this city, happened 70 very painful
accident early this morning.
IL attem pting 10 stop the elevator
Mr. Reardon's right foot wa caught
and badly mashed, the first toe being
almost severed from the foot. Assia-
lance wac soon AZ hand, aud Mr..
Rearion va. sent IL q carriage to hi-
boarding hOu-e On Monroe street.
This Il the .ecoud accident 70 befau
Nr- Rsardon within the pact week, q
negro employe having cropped q
heavy sIedge hammer on Mr.. Rear
dom foot only few day ago.
For the next few day Mr.. Keardoa
all IL Iaii ~ for repzlr-.-J4cksou-
vile Metropolis july.
II You want y get a hustle Oh
y0Ur-elf, want 10 have thO-e essentials
called Vim and push without q con-
tluued unnatural exertion, keep the
organs " the cody working ike d
newly oiled piece 81 machinery.
Raymvnd'= Treatment Of Liver Pills
and Tonic Pellets supplies the means /;
they produce nounpleasaut SENSATIONS.
40 purglng, gripping Or evil after-ef-
fect=, bat impart strength and vigOr
from the very beginning Of the treat
ment. - doses-compIete course-25c.
Autobiography Drug Store. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15
N0taS parlamentariaS

A los salones de 10 Ckmara acu'
disron b, y durarts la sesi6n los ne
flores F. Lugo Vl11As de Gusyams y
Captain SAlgA ado
El salon de sesiones de ID Cknsra
result6 estrecho, molesto, apenas ii
pueden los deleg ados revolverss en-
el apif1 ,miento de escritorios y si.
llones.
Ago 90 an p .iaron las der enden.
cias, pero 81 salon principal carece
de las condolences requeridas.
El 10 session de hoy russo ell pdbli.
co algd intere, y acudi6 numeroso.
Aganos Consejsro acudieron
tambiea { pressnciAr el debate acsr.
CO de legalidad de actas.
Fle una busna idea que acudieran
& ser tsstigos dc uno de los resuitA'
dos del c6lebre scr do del Conseio
en- el cual se do mayolfa de repre-.
santaci6n 6 an partido soble otrc.
Pfeaenciaron ga propia obra.
Dsspte, de empez ada 10 sesi6n CO.
mo { Ia una y tres GUAR tos, entr6
en- ell sa'6n el sefl1r H Hsrnandez Lo.
PEE.
Algunos etouristes. del sMo ke.,
asistisron & 10 session de hoy. Fac
ron atentamente recibidos y situa'
dos en- Ell local
La ley de nbelo ha recibido ell pri :.
mer latigszo. Nos alegrAmos il fl
nito = conste iqu6 nunca faimos de-
mandados p or lboelo!
HI primer presidente <pro tenn
pores fIe iesignado b y pcr pre-
sidente. Rscay6 10 e:ci6n en- ell
q. f1.,r We've.
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Los tOuriStaS
del VaDOr 'MOlke'

Ayers6 las einco = media P. M.
entE6 en-, puerto el hermoso vapor
alem4n <Molks. con mas de 800
stouri tasS que, & POGO de fondear
aqu6', desembAr3aron, desp1rramkn
dose por In ciudAa.
Dlstint - geapos de esos excursio.
tas recor1fAn las O. / es de San Juar,
sfendo todo para ellos obisto de
verdAdera curiosidAd. Tenemos en-
te dido que In Impression ,ecibiaa
por los vlsjantes respecto de In Ca.
pital, es mny buena. Dicen que
p erto Rico o. una honita cindad.
X tire ins ex xsursionistas b y muy
bsilas 8: noras y....nry fsas tam
bier,
Desde luego, como src .de siempre
cuando es.as O. y,nturAa se presen
tan, cOnocido 9, lado f-eo dc los
etcuristsss americAnos unqas en-
los del mo ke" hay de dlvarsas
naciora idade. -a'ganos individuos
quisieron ha sr sa 'g ST., y q nc
pncos les res u to Enero
U 40 fu6 { venk er an guiro, y pidi6
Pr e.. sin andarss CON sch qui.as,
'st g dollArA'' N, hubo neg leio.
Osro pidio 6 un alem&n por nm
sombrero de paiA del pafs socho
dollara" A no ser DOR In lta, ven
de uu euoAno-d q lieo "auss
trA r 2 qae VINO &bordo daI s'Mcl'
ks"-e. gocio Sc cuadra Paro el
alemSn, sdve,t'do por el cubano-
6nds est&s 10 SO idaridsd de les
put b 90 /. no.Ameri ,ancs? -se hi
20 ell sueeo y s'fui6 de la.go con Ell
com patricia de M srtf
Despue que ga msrchsrou, se' I.
el legoeiauts del som brer -sE. en-
bsno d, flo 10 6 )era
Por nm tip.e nm prog mo se dej6
psdir etrs q aollArs>
Por IN gtiro y nm tiple, eBoth
Things (ambAs cosss) como dscfs
el venieaor, 90 dej6 pedir e.ts-
| aqu1 T oil a-naia menos q 1e
at css pesos stuelve dollars.
Lo que hay es que se quiso cojer
enar GO bsjis. CON los <touristess
sin duda por que el <mar &c, 'er6 q
Arhol emblem a1ic) en- Paerso r CO.
Habo quien quiso vender un his.
torico sablev.rgen, con ga cores
pondiente vaina.
A nm alena1 6 euien ofrecisron
estos admin 1cuios, no bien sc le ha
BIO de ls vains, dijo encolarizAdo.
III Esa es cosa de vsnexolanos!...
Pero, d todos modos, Ago deja
ran en- San Juan los e;ouristas, ale
mks del sIeficio que esta elase dc
excnrsionss reports en- todos los Or
denes al pals que es objeto de elias.