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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
lPObdeP Patfia!!

Lefmos en- LA CoRREsPoNDEN
CIA del II nltimo: xIa question de
| establecimiento 8 mejor dicho, de
| no blecimiento de una Estacio1
| Naval de primer orden en- nuestre
puerto sirvi6 de tema varias veces a.
Iperi6dico <The San Juan News,
pero no como debfa esperarse, para
favorecer la idea que habfa de trae1
tan grandes benefcios a la pobla
ci6n, no hacienda esta campana el
,peri6dico I<perse. sino pasando una
circular en- IL cual Sc rogaba & dife-
trentes personas prominentes de Ia
iIlocalidad expresasen su opinion en-
favor 9 en- contra de tan importante
lobra;, y en- 81 acto pensamos.
Pero senior lsera possible que
hunca falten en- Pto Rico procurado-
E'cs y 0boga10s gratuitos que, con da.
I,nada ntenci6n, de buena fe & por
Icandidez, defendan to- oda mala eau
Tratandose de asuntos que se-
mejante grado de trascendencia
Iabarcan en- 10 econ6mico no ya.para
Jun pueblo hambrianto como To- esta
tel nuestro, 81 que hasta para el mas
noreciente i rico de Ia terra icabe
fsolicitar Ia opinion de nadie? T.,
|menos ilustrado con seguridad .que
Fesponderfa. -Si esa fundaci6n ha
de traer medios abundantes para a.,
Isin perjuicios publicos de otro lado
Puedan muchos individuos ganarse
tel sustento diario ique So Ia de prin
cipio cuanto antes! ~.
7 nosotros sin preciarnos de O
tros Malthus, Rosoy, Smith & Hos
tos, roborarfamos To- dicho por {
menos ilustrado, af1adiendo.-Sf, q .
Sc la de autorizaci6n Immediate, gu
Sc la comedian franquicias, que
la donen cuantos terrenos baldics
del Estado 8 del municipio aun
iparticulares ricos sc necesitan par.
Ia Estaci6n Naval, pues por muchos
que esta requiera sobran para el ma
Ialegado ensanche las Lfneas i Sam
fturce.
Por otro lado aquien no preve
que q la larga Ell propio Hato- Re,
[sera barrio de la Capital? este
|bien que por la marha Ordinaria de
los sucesos de las cosas, d ilatarfa
|acaso un cuarto de .siglo, Spor que
impedir Sc adelante ,cuanto masp Y
retrocediendo un POGO.
Pero todavfa nos extraf1a doble
mente el que alguien, gu iza por una
complacencia, tai vez por infujo de
combatiera ell magno pro.
yecto j, sobre todo; que ese alguien
sea puertorriquef1o.
Y es adem4s, que el tai Sa,
= uan News parece creado con fin ex-
elusive de s Or el heraldo ruin de
cuanto degenerate 6sadv venedizo a.
limenta este suelo del borrego, pues
todo el que quiere pisotear nuestra
tOdo' el que gusta de ha-
cernos dano, todo el que se antoja de
infamar 10 mas sagrado de, nuestra
sociedad como es el decoro de nues
'tras mnjeres, CORE al peri6dico en-
cita i desde Il como ine expugnable
,fortaleza, Sc despacha q su gusto
iAh!, 81 hubiera otro Evaristo q.
con ell Aquiles de La Capital hiciera
10 que Izcoa On Ponce con el aboga-
do de marras ........ :! Pero ica!.
81 mientras sabemos matarnos Dor.
que tn levas una estreua sin luz
yo-una ave de rapif1a, carecemos
de valor para tener raya los que &
ambos nos vilipendian, los que.sin
motivo alguno parecen haber jurado
ell escarnio La ruina do Pto-Rico.
iiPOBRE PATRIA!!
, Carlos Manuel Lt,q,dquu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

81 letrero fosforescente de la cena
de Baltazar; pero no las palabras
fatfdicas i de NAL auRurio. 81 n6 pa
labras luminCsas bsllas. que enca.
rraban Ia suprema felicidad: xTe
amo,.
PABLO MORALES. CABRERA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
EC0s de AgQadl>

En- Ia noche del IL del cor riente
SO inaugur6 en- Aguadilla una escue.
la para adultos, dirigida po r los
competentes profesores senores ia.
ner Vazuqez.
FL acto .essu uvO cOncurridfSim
Hablaron los .sef1ores Abril iTorre.
grosa, Presidente Tesorbro respec
tivamente de la Junta de Instruc.
ci6n, los sef1ores vif1as Contreras
Ramos.
oCon el objeto de allegar recur-
sos, para ayudar al sosteuimiento de
iicho planted de ensenanza, Sc ha
;onstituido una societad benehc Ga de
aominada:
SOCIEDAD PROTECTORA
+ de la ENSENANZA POPULAR.
Fernando su directiva las dis
inguidas sefioritas,
Asunci6n Abril. Presiden ia.
Elisa Cardona. Vice.
Amparo de la Rosa. Tesorera.
= ~Paquita Estevez. Secretaria.
con un ndmero de vocaies esco
idas entire otras se1oritas de la so.
:iedad aguadilla.
Es digno de secundar, ell buen
teseo1 de tan estimables damas en- ia
yor de idea tan patriotica, come be-
lefica, no dudamos que, dada La in
uata galan,s ia de las aguadilla auas
secundaran con todo empefio Ia tras-
cOndentalfsima obra que inlcianI noy
las encantadoras sef1critas de dicha
sociedad, quienes olvidando las fri
volidades propias de la juventud el
sexo, entra con paso SECURE & Lenar
la mission re egeneradora que le CO.
rresponde q Ia mujer. q
iBien por las Sefioritas 'aguadi'
llanas!
J. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
fU1 LegE! JQven!
H PecfOra al
de CereZa
del DR.. Aver

Pronto vence la tos qus acompa6a {
eStaS Intermediates en- sus com;enzos.
Empleandose proDto ell pectoral cura
prcnto.
Cuando La enfermedad est4 bien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

aesarrollada, aln
entonceselPectoral
de Cereza reduce Ia
febre, mataeldolor,
facilita Ia respirs-
ci6n y restablece
rapidamente IL
salud.
Para todas las
sfecciones de la
garganta y los pull
mones, agudas 6
The state herald., 1900-04-27
ALIAs CONTEST NOTICE.
U. LAND OyYicR. }
SrKALIna, Colo, !
April 4, ipO, J

A snfbcisnt contest Afidavit having been hled
in this odice by John Holmquist, contestant,
against eatry No. Sol, made March II
issu for " Y Section -. tponR " " by $.
Anderson Conte' tee. In which Il is alleged that
'. Anderson has wholly abandoned said tract,
has changed his residence therefrom for more
than six months since making said entry. that
he has changed his residence therefrom for
more than siI months prior TO March II. issu
which was the limit Of ave years from date Of
entry. that he has wholly failed to reside upon
said land for more than fsur years prior To
March u, isss, and wholly failed to cultivate OF
make any Improvements on said promises at
any time during said period and that aid fail
urcs exist ut this tims and that the said alleged
abscncs from tho said land Was not due to his
employment In the Army. Navy or Marine Corp,
Of tho U. \. as private soldier. officer. seaman
or marine during the war with spain or AM
other var In which the U. y. may bs ensaxcd
Bald parties arc hereby notified to appear rs-
spoud snd offer evidence touching said alless
tioe us 70 o'clock IN on Nay ~. 100 bsfor
tho Register and Recorder Ht the unitsd States
csnd ofios In Sterling. Colo.
The aid CONTESTANT having. In proper AFFIDAVIT,
nlsd March 10. 1900. set forth facts which sho~
that aftns dne diligence personal service Of thi,
notes csa no, be made Il is hor-by ordered and
directed that such notice b. given By due and
proper publication. DC. fi-mins Register
The state herald., 1900-04-27

Senator Hear IN his recent speech in
The senate in touching On the question
Of what should b done with the Philip.
pine Islands said:
II would declare now that We will sot
take these islands TO govern them n
gainst their will.
~ would reject . cessiou Of sovsr-
sigpty which implies that sovereignty
may be bought and sold and delivered
without the consent Of the people.
~ would require all foreign govern.
nsais to keep out Of these islands.
II would offer to the people Of the
Philippines eur help in maintaining ord.
or until they have q reasonable oppsr.
tunity to sstAbl,sh government Of their
own.
Il would aid them Ly advice, il they
desire it, 70 set up . free and indspepd
snt government.
u would invite all the great powers OF
Europe TO unite in an agreement thai
Independence shall net bs intsfisred
with.
II would declare that the United
States will enforce the same doctrine a,
applicable TO the Philippines that ws
declare - to Mexico and Hsyti and ths
South American republics.
II would then. in q not distant future
leave them to work out their own saliva.
tion, - every nation on earth, from the
beginning OF time, has wrought sut 1t,
owR salvation"
The state herald., 1900-04-27
ALIAS CONTEST NOTICE..


UsLAkb Oryicn,
srEnLis0, Colo,
April Z, 100.
sufficient contest affidavit having kess nisd
In this ofssce by John iiolmauist contestant
against HE sntry No i3i0i made May 10
Iseo, for 80 Y sec ~ tp enr 1v BY u. L..
Wilson contsstss In which Il IL alleged thst
Va. l.. Wilson has wholly abondonsd said trar,
and changed his residence thrr.frsm for more
than siy months since making said snsry. that
hS has changed his rs~id~nce tl,sr-froin for more
than sil months prior to May 10. 1870 which ~ss
the limit Of hve years from date Of entry, tAAt
be has wholly failed 10 rc.id- upon said land
for NOR. than thr~c years prior to May pss
that he has wholly failed 10 cuitivats OF make
any improvements st an, time upon said prpm.
isrs during said period and than ali OF aid fall.
urrs exist nj this tins aud that said silse~si
Abscnc- from the said land wss net duo 10 his
employment In tbe Army. navy Marine Corp of
thu U. \. - . privsts ofncsr soldier s~aman
Marine during the wur with spain Of during any
Other war In which thu U. 3. may 10 engaged,
said parties arc hereby nosin.d 10 appear,
respond ond offer evidence touching said nli-s.
atiob n, 10 o'clock m on May W, 400 before
the Isssis,sr and Rsceiv-r at tho United STATE.
Land o'iice In Sterling, Colo,
The said eontss,nnt having In q proper afrda-
VI, hi~i Meh. u. ivp sct forth fao,s which show
that after dn. diligence personal s.r,io. of hi.
notice onnno, h made III. hereby ordered and
dIrs,sd that such notice be given By due aad
proper publication nc tlsmiss Rexis,ar
The state herald., 1900-04-27

The Chicago InterOcean seems to con-
aider the present prospscte not at all
hstteriag Tor the election OF q
republican house Of representatives and
in commenting on the presidential cleo.
tieI says: "t'or some weeks Hanna and
other members Of the National commit.
tee have been In psuioky condition. Vt
That II rather discouraginR language for
. stsunch administration paper to use
The Inter Ocesa was one Of the rspubli-
can newspapers that denounced the
Porte Rican tariff. The Hannsism oi
the administration 10 becoming most tee
rank for some Of the republicans. They
can eat Hnordinary dish OF crow when
necessary Tor party success but when
they wsre forced to swallow the Ports
Rican tariu bill 1t was little more thar
they eonld swallow With good grace anG
they ues not at present shouting very
londS for the administration.
The state herald., 1900-04-27
Contest Notice
US Land Ofiicc Sterling Colo I
April 4 lN0o


A sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
In this Office by Frank W. johnson contestant,
against T. G. cntry No. 1876. made Nov. n.
1870. for swk sc 20 tp = n range Il " by John
A. Rspp contestee In which 1t Ia alleged
that John 4. Rapp, wholly failed during tho
fourth year Of said entry to plow cultivate. plant
trees, trce seeds or cuttinws to roplace those
formerly planted and which had failed to grow
and said John A. RApp. has wholly failed during
each and csery year since the said forth year to
plow. plant, cultivate or caused to bo planted OF
cultivated any part Of said tract to trces, tree
seeds or cuttings and ali Of said failures con
tinue TO exist at this time.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,r O.
spond and offer evidence touching said allegation
at 10 o'clock m on May 1900. beforc c.
Slater clerk Of the county cour,
at Holyoke, Colo. land that
hnal bearing will be held at 10 o'clock m OF
Ma, ". 100 before tho iiexi.ter and Receive,
a, the United States Land Office in Sterling,
Colombo.
Tho said contestant having. In proper afiidA.
Wit. filed April 1900. s-t forth facts which show
that nfier dus diligence, personal service OF thi,
notice can not b. made. It Ia hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
FILMING Rrgistpf
The state herald., 1900-04-27
THE BILL IL PASSED.
From Washington Star (Rsp)

From Washington Star (Rsp)
Yesterdays triumph 10 the House Of
Representatives was not Of reason, Of
morals, Of justice, but purely Of party
discipline. The Republican "whip" was
tie power in the case. The speeches in
advocacy Of the Porto Ricsn bill were
nsthing. They contained only such ap-
psals as had before been made, and
therefore had lost their novelty. The
sole reliance was Oh mustering the mem
bsrs and getting them into line. This
WAS accomplished after week Of hard
work and the bill was passed. That
tells the story. And thus ends the first
lesson,
But what about the second lesson!
When the Oopgresvional campaigns be-
gin. this whole business will be pre-
ssnted from the stump, and 1T will be
we'll calculated to give tho Republican
leaders very serious trouble. They have
no explanation Of their conduct which
will 60 down with the people. They
prsts about how acceptable the bill will
bs whom the people como to understand
IL, but they give no inkling in their
speeches Of what the bill contains which
10 to work this revolution in popular
sentiment The People, and the press,
without distinction Of party, have been
studying snd discussing the measure for
weeks, but have found nothing to recon-.
mend 1t. They are to-day, ~ much As
ever, against it. The old dsrky, sudden
" converted, described his religio. as q
ball Of light, which struck him on the
bosom and spsad all over him. Il the
country to bs converted in this wayY 10
the intelligence necessary to approve Of
tariff against Porto Rico to strike 1t
suddenly and spread oil over iti
The second lssson may end to the dis
comfiturs Of more than one Of these lss-
publican members Of the Hsuss who
voted against personal conviction in this
matter. The leaders in the movement
are probably safe. Mr.. Payne and Cen
sral Grosvsnor live in rock -ribsd Rspub-
licsn stronghslds, and Mr.. DslzAll has
things 90 much his svn way at hsms
that be may svsn survive the insult hs
offered to practically the entire Repub-
lican press Of the county. But there are
many clsss districts in the Middle States
and elsewhere. new represented by Re-
pubiicans. which will b oil the more
difficult for the party to held because Of
thfs insxcussbls surrender to the sugar
and tobacco growing interests OF the
Usited States.
To those Republicans who stood TO
their guns and vithstsod the effort to
ceerce them against their convictlons Of
right greetings and coneratulatiens!I
They have gwen the country an sIhibi.
tiss Of ceur age which, ineffective now,
will not be lost in the long run.
The state herald., 1900-04-27
W. g. Holland clerk Of the district
court will make your application for final
proof fres.
sHkRirfsAiE

By virtue Of an execution n Ya
issued out OF the oiies of the clerk
Of the district court Of the county Of Phillips
and state Of Colorado and To me directed
whereby am commanded to nake the sum
four hundred and sixty -on. dollars
tho amount of rcr.
tain Judgment recently obtained against
Joseph W. Crowncr In favor Of Nebraska
Lonn Trust Co.. ont Of the lands, trne.
monts, goods and ohattlcH Of III. raii Joseph
". trownsf. have levied
upon ibofoiiowins property 10. witt 10,
No o In block No W IN the town Of iioi,ohe,
county Of phillips and state OF Colorado.
Therefore according to
said command .hsli expos. for
sale NJ pubiio auction ali tho right
Tito and in,erc., Of the above named Joseph
". Crvwn.r In and to tho
above described property un
Saturday tho " day OF May. 1900 Mt (g) o.
c.ock y m al tho front door OF the county
court house In lioiyokr. county. u Philips
and state Of colorado. DAtrd NJ iIoIyoke.
Colo, this iitb dar Of April. ipD.
1ns Young shsiir Philip. county.
The state herald., 1900-04-27
Notice iup p uhlicatiun.
Land Qflce Al sterling. coSp. I
Aayrf, IA tOol

Nosre 10 hereby given that tho following
named settler has niei notice Of his inten.
tion TO make Anal proof In support Of hss
claim. and that said proof will bo made ".
fore the Register and itcecivor Al BteriiAg.
Colo. ON Nay .. 100 VIZ;
ALDERr Z EDWARDS.
II Emo - for the 80 Y sec ~ ip On r1ws
pm.
lie namss the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivs.
zion OF, said land ,v,si
Milton Y. Clark Of Bnstun Colo
AIMS Z. Clark Z"
washinsten N. Biay " Z"
Charles Jcssrn I"
nc FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1900-04-27
BHEiilFrs SALE,

By virtue Of special s.ccusiso or lea forecios-
mo issued out Of ths clerh's elics Of tho county
court Of Phillips county .nd state Of Col.
or"sio, and 70 mo directed. whereby am com
mAnded 10 make the sum sf two huadred Afty.
nine and hs-ip doiiors. te3ssA) and eos,s Of
suit, the amount Of certain
judgment recently obtained asslns,
John Malone, nAry Hawks. rmd Hawke and
n o. TLtc In favor Of John u. Olsen
out Of tbs iAnda- tsnsm~at.. sod and ehatt.ls
Of tho said John Malone. Msry Hawks. vsd
iisvhs and N. o. Tate.
have levied On the following property, 10 Wit
Lots siz and s-vcn Of thu n . Y Of sc two ~ In
,p eight 10 Of ruhss forty ssvea t<T) ves, q
the sixth tel p. m. 10 Phillips eeunsy Colorado.
Therefore. Accoriiss To said command. / shall
espcsc for sals at pablo aaction. all the rixh,,
title and Interest," of the above nssnai
John Malone. Mar Hawks. Fred Hawks
andN. o. Tate In and TO the shove d.
.cribei r~al rstsis, on Saturday the nth day Of
Nay. ipp. 1t o'clock m at the front door
of tho county rour hoass In Hoiyots. Phlilips
county Colorado.
Dated al lioiyoks this NH day Of Apsli isoe,
Gus Young. sh-riH Of Phiiiips eounty.
Dat. of nr-t pubiicstisn April n. ION.
Date of last publication May ss. 1907.
The state herald., 1900-04-27

Bishop Earl Cranston Of the Msthe.
dist Episcopal church, and o former
pastor in this city, has only recently re-
turned from trip to the Orient. hs
has been tive years in China, Japan and
Cores, whore he sup~rintsnded the cen.
fsreacss Of the church in those eoun.
tries. His views are therefore Of ssps.
cial interest regarding Affairs in that
portion Of the world.
AZ to China he was Impressed with
the weakness Of its military power.
Since the var with Japan the coast army
has bssn somewhat strengthened and
improved, but In the interior the militia.
~ strength 10 mostly On paper. Theirs
10 vast amount Of Official corruption,
asd this tends to iujurs the service
The bishops opinion is that China could
not engage 10 contest with either Rus.
sic, Germany, France Or England with
any hope Of success. The poverty Of
the people also Impressed him. "Talk
about provsrty in this country" he said
compared with China, none sxists."
Japan, says Bishop Crsnston. is almos,
the reverse. Il is "wids awake and
marching with the progress Of modern
civilizatisn." The military spirit /,
nurtursd, and it Is destined to become
= great military and naval nation. Ua.
doubtsdly Japan is preparing to ssssr,
herself ss the paramount power in tbs
ORIENT. As to the progress OF Christian.
isy in japan the bishop asserted that
while II was firmly established in the en-.
pirs, the opposition 10 II was greater
than twenty five years sgo. ~ believe,
he said, that the svangslizstion el
those countries will be the work Of cent
uriss."
Bishop Cranston's observations con
firm th' general impressions held ~ "a
the relative conditions prevailing in
those countries. While China 10 slowly
but surely disintssrstinG, Japan ,s grow
iss In strength. While China 10 cling
ing to the dead past, japan is sbssrbi.s
the vitality Of the living present. Thoss
vhs think that European powsrs cas-
partition China without nrst coming X
an usdsrstAndins with Japan srs dss
tined to rude awakening TO their mis-
,sks In the not distsat futurs.-Ds.vs
News
The state herald., 1900-04-27

The purchase OF the Colorado SPRING.
Gszstts by !. N. Stevens was to promote
that gsutlsusu's candidacy fer the
Us,tsd States senate. That be would
oppose u. o. wslcotts reelection was
evident and TO make bis opposition o..
isciivs he had to have = powerful news.
paper organ. But now a now phase Of
affairs developss which shows that Mr..
Stevens and hr. woloott have made .
ccmprom,ss. In the Gsx.tts Of Sstur.
day boom 10 sprung for woleott for
vice president. A two column double
loaded editorial and = big picture Of the
dictator net forth the arguments IL 70
vor Of Cousin Ed's new ambition. In
other words Ike will assist TO boost Ed,
and thereby n hole 10 lsi, ike--if he cnn
get IT. The West Creek Mining News,
IL Il ~u the though, Of being able "a
carry oa, scheme OF this hind that In.
husncsd Mr. Stevens to mako such q
sudden and radical chang. In his politi.
cnl affiliations, he ia certainly doomed "a
DISAPPOINTMENT His vice presidential
boom Tor Senator Woleo,t has mst with
. decidedly cool reception At tho band,
OF the standardization i.adera and
oven. u he could succeed In securing tho
tho nomination Tor Wolc,lt. his own
csndidscy for tho senate would bs a III.
lie larger dos. OF crow than the rspubl,
can leaders oi the state would b. willing
to s.ollow II. viii be tolerated 10y ,hs
"ilivh Five" M long ~ lie does not pro
snme 70 ask for too largo n shsie OF tn,
political spoils but would be regarded
~ nl,ope,her too now . convert TO b.
seriously copsiderod IN n candidate foi
IA. fsnsts
The state herald., 1900-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Hotics hereby sivsd that In pursanee Of a.
order Of the county court Of Phillips county.
Colorado made on the IS day Of April 1900. In tbs
matter OF the Estste Of Georec H. Poe deceased
the underlined the administrator Of the aid
Estats will soil at private sale to the highest and
best bidder for oash and subject To confirmation
blythe said county court at ten oclock In theforc-
noon on Saturday the " day Of May A. D., 1900,
At tho said premises in Phillips county. Colo
rado.all tho right, title. In tersst and Estate Of
the eait Geofss Y. Poe " the time OF his dssaa
and all the right, title, sasd interest that IL
said Estats by operation Of Law or otherwise ~.
quirsi other than or In sddition 10 that Of tAe
sAid George II. Pos at the eime Of his death IL
and to all that certain lot, pisce or parcel Of
land situated. lying and being In tho said county
u Phillips and state Of Colorado To-vit, rhs
uorthcast quarter In " Of section ninstess
IN, In township seven ~ rorth Of range forty.
three ttsl wee Of the sixth principal Meridian.
Dated at Holyoks. Colo. April II. 100
Herman r. Pos. Administrstor.
The state herald., 1900-04-27

We don't think the Si,Sse RspubIi.
cans generally are quite As "sasy" ss the
Colorado Springs Gazette prssumss
they are when 1t tells them that because
gold standard law 10 passed silver il nc
lsngsr an issue, and that they should
therefore come back to the gold party.
To most people. tho enactment Of such
law is an occasion demanding more
earnest work for silver.--Wsst Creek
Mining news.
The state herald., 1900-04-27
Nntira for Publication,
Land Ufhce At Sterling Colo
Fab o. ION

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before clerk
Of county court a. Holyoks Colo. on
May 8, 1900, viz:
LEWIS L. Lane HE 10 for tho n Y SEQ tp
6nr45 p 9Th p. IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of, said land, viz:
George T. Donnelly Of Hslyoks Col
william whitman
Charles Cramer :"
Abner Fleming
DC FILMING Register
The state herald., 1900-04-27

WANTED. D.JEvEnAL TRUSTWORTHY
ars- In their avn nad nearby counties. Il IL
manly ofiior work conducted NJ home. N.,s.
ry straight epoo u ear and EXPENSE. slenni,.
bonando, no more. no less salary. Monthly
s'e' htfcrrnocs. Encio.- SELF addressed
'amped envelope. Herbert 4. uess. Prcs,.
Department n. Chicago.
The state herald., 1900-04-27

WANTED SEVERAL fhi,iiiT AND HONEST
~fson- '" REPRESENT US ss Manager sin this
aud close b, counties. salsrJ epo a rear anil %
l"nss'' strnishtbona'hde.n no more. no Ne .slarJ
Position pernansn,. Our references. any bank In
shS'o~n. his mainly ono. work conducted =,
home. hcfercnce Enclose sell. addressed stamp
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The state herald., 1900-04-27

The National Magazine 10 sgitatlng
the question Of an exposition to bs held
in 1920 to commemorate the landing Of
the pilgrims. The idea is Q good one
Sut the date ia most too far OF to excite
very much enthusiasm yet.