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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-03
PENSAMIENT0S.

-Todas las civii1aciones empiezan por
la tt ooraoia acaban por la democracia. -
La audacis es ell precio del progresc.
La verdadera soberanfa es la de Ia inte
ligencis; aate todo debe ilustrarse las masas,
y solo cuando sea inteligsnte. el pueblo sera
soberano
Del inferno de los pobres Sc forma ell
para fso de los ricos.
-El poeta SO oompons de liez parties;
una de inter6s nusve de amor propio
Los instintos de las muj jeres Sc G: mpren'
den y correspondent mejor que las inteligenolas
de los hombree.
La mujer encierra el problems social
e' misterio humane: parece la gran debilidad y
e- ia gran fuerza.
-Toias las pasiones, excepto las del cora
z{s1 Sc d,si l.an m meditando.
Ne nay especthoulo mas argusto que el
>rcs critic de pie en- ell borizonte y la patrla
abri6ndole los brazos,
VICTOR HUGO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-03

-. La poliofa iusuar del puesto de
Coamo, ha ospturado varios sindividuos por
robo de un roloj ma leontina de ORC don
Manuel A. Rivera.
~. Diceu de Calatayud, que en- eli tren
oorreo de Madrid Zaragoza ha oourrido una
sensible desgraoia.
Un individuo natural de Tobsrrs, provin.
cia de Albauete, de ofcio praotioante, Sc diri.
gfa en- ell mencionado tran desde Madrid {
Barcelona. Al pasar On puente entire Ricls
Mores, ell oitado viajer ibs en- Ia ventanilla
del coche tuvo la mala fortuna de ser cogido
por una de las barras de 1icho puente, cor.
tAndole el brazo derecho, que oay6 al suelo
debi6 ser lanzsdo extraordnsria distancis,
toda vez que, pssar de las pesquisas prao'
ticadas, no pudo ser encontrado.
Fl herido fu6 trasadado 4 Mor6s, don sc
le practice Ia primera cura
- PARIS, ,BAZAR DE PEDRO Gus
TI.-Pr6ximo recibirss un gran surtido de
cors6s para sehoras, senoritas y ni1as se rea-
lizan preoios limitados: Corses blsncos de
dos pesos uno un peso, Cors6s de dolores
de tres pesos peso medic uuo, Corses de
raso de cinco pesos dos medic uno, Batos
de mano para dinero cinouenta, setenta
cinco oentavos un peso uao. Los hay de
piel de.peluche, Carpetas para escribr de dos
pesos setenta onco ceutsvos una, eorbstas
de iszo para haoer nado dies centavos
una.
~ En- la calle del Sol, casa n Q &c ha
cometido un robo consistente en- seis sillas de
bejuco, negras. en- Ia calle de Sau Sebastian
ne 5, otro de seis sllas psjil.a, negras. De-
nunciado e. hecho q Ia policfs, aoussndo como
autor al individuo Rafael Murisl, ha sido de-
tenido y puesto disposition dol Tribunal COM
petente.
-. D;cen de Madrii: Entre las ests.
clones de Pedrola y A'ag5n. y yeudo ell tren
de Navarro en- marcha con direction Zrlgo.
"a en- la noche del lunes dos in1ividuos arma.
dos de cuohillo asaltaron un coohe de primo
ra.
Su intsnto qued6 frustrsdo.
FL inspector del tren, que iba asoma 10 &
la ventanilla do otro ooche, oompren iiendo Ia
intenci6n de los dos spsj jaros" corrien 10 por
los es,ribos leg6 al coohe as.ltado. psnetrsn.
do Ell el departamento por la portezuela opues-
ia & la que tom aron los ladrones, detuvo q uno
de ellos
FL otro Sc arroj6 al suelo, no pudiendo ser
hs bido.
El detenido qusd6 en- Predola custodiado
por la Guardia civil & disposition del Jusga-
do.
-. Por la policfa ins ular han sido oap-
turados oinoo individuos oom plics los en- Ell ro
bo don Francisco G1egel, en- ell barrio San Pa
tricio, Jurisdiction de Juana D,sz
-. Sc escape I'm toro del mstsdero de
',rdoba en- las inmedisoiones del 6elat" de
n Sebastian, arroll6 un transeunte. eau
sando!e varias lesiones, or fortaua lsve,; tam
b en- aoometi6 dos mulos de Ia propiedad de
los senores Carbonell, ma,ando uno hirien-
do otro. Hubo oarreras, su.tos, aoosones
todos los demks <atraotivos, de estss oorridas
improvisadas peligrosas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-03
De Hat o-8rande.

Con feoha % de Agosto nos dicen 10 ST.
guiente:
Aun se sienten los resultados del huracAD,
pues mas de dosoieutas personals Sc encuentran
sin albereue, Los bohfos destruidos ascienden
& 23s.
Las provisioues que Sc reparten han veni'
do mitigar el hambre que Sc dejo sentir raiz
del hufacan, porque no SO encontraba con que
alimentaree En- los barrios existe mucha mi
seria haa perecido Is personas ahogadas.
FL cafe Sc estk vendiendo hasta 81 q; ell
slmidon, & $15; el pan centavos, y los plA-
tauos demas verduras escasean.
FL Municipic oareoe de toda clase de re
cureos, no padiendo pagar sus empleados.
El esoribiente del Registro civil Sc vi6 pre-.
cisado & retirsrse del destino por no cobrar sus
sueldos desde el mes de Abril dltimo.
La Casa-Alcaldfa ests completamente des'
techada. FL departamento que ocupa ell Jaz
gado municipal, hay que abandonarlo en- cuanto
oaen unas lloviznas
Estamos sin reloj pdblico, pues Sc 10 llevo
San Ciriaco.
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-. FL Microbes en- Arecibo el NAL oariz
del tempo y ell desoenso del bar5metro ha te'
nido en- continua alarma al v :cindaro en- pers
pectiva de un nuevo oicl6n. Ei jueves ba anna
necido un POGO mas 6espejado pero las 1s
del dfa ha vuelto enoapotarse chubasquear
pres entando NAL cariz. 81 Alcslde hi.o aviear
a les veoinos de la parte baja de Ia pob!ao6n
& fin de que desamparen las casas que estan
junto al rio.
-. Han sido reducidos p,i .i6n en-
Juana Diaz, barrio <Vilalbs los veoincs Juan
Diaz Hip6iito Negron, por escsndalo I1blioo
y amenazas 4 don Pedro P. Biajf.
-. Sc ha celebrado en- Burgos Espafla
una asamblea de seer ;tarics d. Juzgados mu.
nioipales.
La ssamblea scordo pre- sentar al Cobb ierno
las eiguientes peticiones:
Organizaci6n de la carrera.
Division de los Jusgsdos de entrada, as.
oenso tormino.
Ascenso por riguroso turno de antiguedad,
siendo preferido en- igualdsd de af1os de eervi
cio el de mas meritoa.
Reform. del aranoel de algunos artfcu'
los de Ia ley del Rogistro civil.
-. Sc ha solitado un oredito extraordi
mario de $50 para psgsr una tirads extraor-
dinsris de Is Gacsts O6,ial, sobre Ia reorga
nizaoi6n de Tribunales.
-. Ello de Septiembre tuvo lugar
en- ell Jurgado municipal de Areoibo el sorteo
para la designation de Jueces ssociados que
han de aclsrar en- ell primer trimestre.
- En- FuenmaJor Lcgsof1o el soldado
Timoteo Garcia Aguado, lcencisdo temporal
del regimiento de Cantabria, did de punaladas,
ell dfa de Santiago, sn novis, por haber sd
mitido relaoiones de otro mozo.
-. De ocho 9 de 10 neehe de syer,
hubo una pequefia a!arms entire les veoinos
oeros del psseo de Ia Prince,s, ocasionado por
un disparo de arma. De las averigusoiones
praoticadas, resulta Ger un tiro de fusil sseapa.
do & un centinela del Presidio,
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Fl CIucefo Ceci||e.

A las de la msnana de hoy ha fondeado
en- nuestro puerto el crucero de de la msri
na francesa <Cecille,, procedente d Martinica
A las 81 salud6 la plaza, saltando TIERS,
momentos despues su CAPTAIN el Teniente de
navfo Mr.. Yuhel.
Ell <Cecille, es del porte de 5000 tonela-
das monta ls caf ones de diseintos cslibres y
fa6 construido en- To.6r. 81 tripulacitn la
componen 500 hombres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-03

~. Para evitar disgustos reoordamos que
no publicamos anurcos nj comunioados de 10
Capital dc la isla, sin pago por adelantado.
Los communicates manuscritos se cuentan q ocho
palabras la lfnea. Sc archivan los originates
que no llegan con el importe A e1l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-03

ageas ss. tss'' a s'';: co.ssss Sc sssss p9
contado extrioto pero precios n6dioo1.
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Conedor de comerclo, agente comlsionsta epresen-
tante de ES Sasas aST TaRereanas ka J europsas
FR|TzE LUMT Y Co.
SAN JUAN PTO RICO,

Giran q la vista y por cable sobrs Lopdres.
Paris, Hamburgo, New York, Habana, Madrid
Barcelona y todas las demas plazas de la.penin.
sals isla5 adyaosntes, A9o-ea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
An ANTI-ExPANsI0NIsT.

why IL she late at the tryst Of the peace
nakersy
Where is the youngest and fairest OF all.
Last born Of liberty. darling OF destiny,
Star OF the stricken and hope OF the
thrail?
Russia has come from her plains and her
England has come from her isles Of the
Italy hasten. a-ieap on the hin tops:
Germany. France-they forget and agree
why Tags American stln at her chivairy.
Saving some little one pressed by the
foe
Spending her treasure and sharing her
Losing captive from hunger and woeg
All. she comes radiant All. she comes
beautiful
Welcome and praise for her. Hail to her
Place for the self,css one. Room for the
Rights OF the people on banner and
creed,
Red is her robe-she b land OF the after
Red-iit her cheek-is Is heart glow her
Red on her hands' 1t ID hiood' Does
Mock the white muster. red-hanaea
alone?
All Of The res, Of them dossins wars gar
niture.
Stainless and swerdlsss. cne-rninded for
peace
She alone sitting unwashed oF her battle
smoke.
s,reaked with the deathgssh q victims
release?
Crownle~. she sits there. unsssrred Of Der
radiance.
B;ood on her hands. the oil: greed in her
Blood ina, young patriot. ,avished for na-
Greed Of the conauerer. VILE - the mart
This. Scr the snlentior with which sfe faced
Coward
This. for ire vision tina, heavened her
eyes
Boa.y', expansion for aosslSrowtt imperial
on. the mad barter OF sin and surprise.
How can she ans Of II. Sweet land OF III
erfy''
She Win her banner words changed into
bans
Hush~d he that song ssii che silence re-
rassh ,has makes faithful 10 God ana %
man.
Have not ,he fathers pledged her 10 tight
sesune&~@
Have 30; the sons once redeemed from
ECLIPSE
Vision shall star once again TIE swes.
hruws % her
1org b reborn on The heausffu, itoss
eva 6. 0annett, = unafys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

IL Of boiler plate. There were two locks
on the door. and . bell was arranged TO
give an alarm IN case . stranger meddied.
There was . he'd room OF this parios. with
the door always open, and my friend and
I slept there on cots. One night. two
months after the other robbery. two
thieves came after the chest They en-
tered the room over the top sash OF . WIN
dow. and, working in the dark and with
In fifteen feet OF two sleeping men. picked
both locks with stout piece Of wire. Be
fore attempting to open the door they dis
abled the bell. The chain on the safe ran
through both handles and was secured
to big eye bolt screwed to the iron wall.
They unscrewed this bolt and were then
ready to take out the safe. Fearing to
open door. they cut out the panels Of
one. and safe. chain and eyebolt all to-
Eether were passed through. The dead
weight was over 100 pounds. I, was In
getting the safe over the fence that they
made noise enough TO arouse US. and one
of them was shot and killed as he fed.
They had worked In that parlor for four
long hours without disturbing ua. II
would seem a. II they must have made
some little noise with the safe and chain.
especially n passing them outdoors. but
we hadn't been awakened, though both
were light sleepers. II was probably bet.
ter 70. asked the captured robber II he
knew we were there. and he smiled bland
ly as he replied:
1--WE were bending over you before We
began at the door. Oh. yes. sahib, We
knew that you were there
And did you drug us with anything?'
Not at all, sahib. There was no need
But suppose We had been arousedr I
asked.
I'VE had Our knives---you would have
slept again. he said. az q murderous CLEAN
came TO his eye for q moment."-Chtcago
Chronicle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
judging by Moses.

Generally speaking. noses may be divided
into Ave classes--the Roman or aggressive.
the acqu.sitive nose, the aQuilIne. the turn
ed UP and the fiat.
Owners OF Roman noses have obstinate.
aggressive nstures anc most always want
their own way in everything they UNDER
take. Irritability. warmth Of affection and
fondness for society may also be charac-
teristic OF the owner OF Roman nose.
Men successful in the financial world
have the acquisit.ve nose. which Is curved.
II indicates a cautious and keen disposition
with defensive powers toward any personal
possessions.
The aquiline or Greek nose Is the most
beautiful Of all. II denotes nature fun OF
refinement aad shows that the owner u
lover Of the fine arts, has an active dispo-
sition towarc things In sympathy with his
own ideas and IL Of a courageous spirit.
The turned up nose IL seen everywhere.
It's owners ask questions in q childish way
instead OF finding out things for them
selves.
The fiat nose II usually the herald or
good natured person, apt 10 be rather vain
and shallow. but with intuitive faculties
Chicago News.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
THINGS THAT OTHER PEOPLE no.

TEE sasa Wa s.cs kss ee<t e rcsse TIE world
sstFFr psscs-
Whrss asAyt u rrrs Who esrss to ss-ss Ms n%tga'
ss~ in she fsre.
Is ss s(,s aas ~ sssrs delight IN hos6i.s ~ -
sS~w
Ard ..x-snx Al sAs tclish sAinSs that essss fses4s
do
n. wan Wis Ssirs IRE nesse height where fazs
aas. Aonos ss8.
wfns ~ ssslshs frun ressy sSass. se gives 80 hsec
hate.
rex be Ia. htsle cAans~ 80 reach che esssans sus'
ri. ~Ae
reeFss Ia
nss INC Asuess Esaa sAa tssss - assF Asu trVca
sssr As -sar ~he sssss e rsss. bar does ~ sr's
TIE World brighter sSs iAs 1ss sf*Si d Hss TVS
enSx Mhe
Can hs<r frem asajns tasss viii tAazp .AsI esAsx
..rss,ae - - = GhA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

PAREGORlC - BAD FOR MEN.
One Became . slave Ia the Habit and
IL IL Worse Than Wh1aky

Down the village street. getting one
foot before the other with a combine ton
OF a Jerk and drag. came a shriveled.
tremulous figure.
see him. a villager inquired OF the
summer resident pointing a shoulder al the
shamhl,ng figure. That's raregoric
aend He swallows more psregoric than
ali the babies In the village put together.
Howe he get In the way OF taking the
stuff, Well YOU know. there's some old
women in our town that think paregoric
good for all manner OF things that's the
matter with your insdes. and when daddy
had pains from eating too much summer
stuff his wife dased him with raregoric.
an the first thing she knowed he couldn't
get on without Z. He's worse'n drunk
ard now. an YOU can't get within ten feet
Of him without smsllin' the stun. New
York Press
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
DEBUT OF HON. BILL REEDHR.
New COngPessman From Kansas VIZ
Its Washlagtoa.

New C0ngPessman From Kansas Vie.
its WasAiagtoa.
Kansas politicians are enjoying . good
stor. at the expense Of Bill Reeder. the
new Republican congressman from the
Sixth district Of that state, according to
the Kansas City Times. He went to
Washington early this summer. and Joe
Bristow. OF Kansas. the fourth assistant
postmaster general. agreed to show him
around and put him onto the ropes. Tho
first place they went was into the office
OF Charles Emory Smith. the postmaster
general. They were introduced and chat
ted for awhile. and a. Reeder arose to 90
he said:
II beg your pardon. but didn't catch
your name"
smith," replied the postmaster general.
And what position might you hold?'
II am postmaster general"
"Ah, yes" said Reeder. a. he backed
out awkwardiy.
Bristow was blushing like q SCHOOLGIRL.
Then they went to the war department.
and Mr.. Bristow took the Kansan into
Secretary Ayers private office. Reeder
put his hat down on the desk in front OF
Secretary Alger after the introduction and
the three chatted for while. When
they started Reeder nearly stampeded
Br.stow by asking the secretary:
What did you say your name was?'
"AlgerRussell A. Alger."
And" continued the new congressman
with the air Of man yet unenlightened.
what are you secretary OFF,"
Secretary Of 1ar," replied Alger. truth
fully, for he was then.
During this seance Bristow stood first
on one foot and then on the other
Before leaving the state. war and navy
building they ran into Vice President Ho-
bart. There was another Introduction. and
this time he remembered the name.
Rceder. still thrsting for knowledge.
asked:
do you reside here In the city. Mr..
Hobart?"
Part OF the time" replied Mr. Ho-
bart. but my home Is In New Jersey"
well. I'm mighty glad to have saw
YOU" replied Reeder, with cordiality.
typical OF the boundiess West. Later he
asked Bfistow: What does that TELLER
do?" and when told that he was vice presi-
dent. and therefore didn't do anything. ne
was greatly surprised.
Then they encountered Senator Cuilom,
and after the introduction Reeder asked:
II didn't catch your name. senator?'
'Mr Cullom." replied the senator.
Then. after an embarrassing pause:
What state might you be from"
"Illinois." said the venerable senator.
modestly.
Glad seen YOU" continued Reeder
do yoi know. you look like the pictures
OF Abraham Lincoln?"
Before the Illinois senator could re-
cover from his astonishment Joe Bris;ow
had him by the arm and was leading him
back 10 the postofhce department. They
had an engagement TO go to the White
House together. but Bristow pleaded to
be excused on the ground that he had
tremendous amount OF work to do. In
reality, ne was afraid ne would ask Mr.
Mckinley what state he IL from. ana
what he Is president Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
AlOyER'S FAREWELL

Geoa,hy forever. rny darling.
pezr 30 nae even ncw
Thonsh : give yru hsrk yassr promise
Ard reiesse yoss tTfrn yorr vow.
barr learned that the love sought FOR
Had hecn given arar before.
Ard I know that lore ~ ycuf nature
Il low forever more.
Yet 7 wish yau had not answered
,r words ~ tender ard fair.
Fer oatii tayr nn,ne II better.
Tbcurk il bad he~u bard 20 hear.
~ vou Asa ,nsf ,nld rn~ trsly
That vrasr hesrf was rirsu for ave.
I shssilA nat have known ths scTrv
That crashes rnv heart to-day.
Vet ~hs stcsls weasiY blame yru
Fe- The .EsnnsSts ir ms tasora si3,
Twas uy owr scr4 hssrr TIA, led me
To bore sna efa-
AID nos wsss hide mt SORROW.
As bid ~ bnp~ hefors-
Ard y,1t !, asSy M sslrue~-
To ~ srx1ssn ~ no nsorw.
Fur esstes I knn~ | rscs@sss rcf
IRe love shs. Rad t~sn ssra rFtre.
SHAH val. ssli IT'S Atsi rFsush.ss
To sSa@s hstc-e ms sFs.s
Ne RssAse farewell sarrr~r.
AIS ,.snz ssay she ioresaSht shins
o1 ths sstEeF gsrS yoa have Ts0ss2-
n ~fig erssz ne nsoFs 6s- raisss-
p~.rs- 4 s<xsh hse ruth~i rs
Yar ,A<- I ecaii rive yce Still.
Yss., .zenrvr vasi3 have nsyve6 TIE
To ~srk .gre . sfrNzssf vii
Nr- "a ssy &fwax tgs. sn-rrrw
Ard my heart As.a sessss cf shame,
EsrrsrNs-srsmx tA< srxTssy r-rnnsss
And tse sgse tEst ~ss anlF q rAze-
Esrse7rsx rsr< 80 Sewers - ~
Ttss trcs4xas sTgsssan Il rssn.
Ara ffs alsss isss heid Ger an kezsx
1913 Is ara iys q sxsan
,rmf4+fes Sly @zass s~-s syssN1-e
To srtft a. . hsn&lsss ga
I have sa.As~~4 Afss fstress hso~aoas-
Izass - osws - fruls - IA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

Women who wear imported sw'sche, may
Re interested in a strange discovery made
a, Antwern In that city bale OF human
hair, Weighing IT, pounds. was stolen
from a railroad station. II was afterwards
learned tina. the hair had been clipped
from the heads Of iansiics ard eonvicfs
In ruiH c asvfums and prisons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

In Massachusetts, rforr money IS invest
"a in cotton mills than ~ any other nsna-
turing industry hut the making 81 boots
ana shoes Yields the uest valuable pre-
duct.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

After me fellow bad been disposed ~
a -@x strong room ~as built In cne corner
Of the parier IL ~As eacsef Just large
enough 4. hcsd ths sAxek and made entsso-
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-04

The Unloading Sale at The Bee
Hive will interest you.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-04
S0cietq.


'' E'8s 4 E
rita Kaiser Aessfs iauis Hqyn Aiex hothalz,
Max p Marha- Henry Hirsh z afoa Has. Max
Marks wfiie Nasspaam, ssFea fmasr Gus
Complimentary 70 aer guests Miss Fanoie
ago Several charmns hours we're passed and
ACCOMPLISHMENTS served, rhs saesi pres-
peOnieR- l.eoia brown, Mamie Atkinson. Nelie
Wells FraneIsl wrench faaaiesfaniel si'sari
IIarsvell EHa Rlapton. Lydia ,Jeaofs. Messrs.
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PAIR APPLIES FOR CHARTER
DO Not wait For ihs Committee Send il
Your Nam

Do Not Wait for aa Commit tee aeaa p
Your Nam
The charter for tbe soatness tern
Far Az ct4t 90 y hstg compiled
ana cir ics.tsn Tor ~ appressl wiz
be made oaes 1hi. vii drive
another nstl into the success = tne
entsrpr-c
Tn avassieg committee propose
70 ioish heir aotK by the Md .i' q
next week AID eour. the ruu 5000,
rhe amoant Of interest 10 tue isir
Is gr ais increasing, and By The en-
Of next week it Is Thought that the
premium list and Al commit req viii
b in nspe
DJnot wait for the canvassing com
mittee TO coll but SEM n tie amount
you wlsh 10 subscribe and have your
name entersd with the i've eitizans.
Names Gao be sent in to The Times
sfee. Can on Mr. W, $. Irvine, tins
secretary
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-04

Some choice tents also 4 few A No.
tield ranges with pans and boilers
complete, making good OUTFIT for
fishing and outing parties o. CONTRACTS
Ors. For particulars address b. VIII
man. Macon, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-04

The railroad men charged with
stealing a dog from Mr.. Emmett Tar
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appearing the case was postponed.
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