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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
MIR. MCK1NLEY'S FAILURE AS A
USURPER.

Mr.. Mckinley has been most unfor-
tunate in the Chinese business. AS
usual. he has wabbled. He has tried
TO run with the hare of traditional pol
Icy. for political effect, and to hunt
with the hound of Imperialism on
grand scale. First he ordered marines
10 China. then regiment of soldiers.
announcing the while that the United
states would hold aloof;" then 1t was
decided to send 5000 troops under COM
mand of General Chaifee. though it
was formally declared that we are at
peace with China: then the members OF
the Cabinet. the secretaries of war and
the navy. denied Indignantly that it
was ever intended to send more than
the original regiment ordered from the
Philippines: finally this has been re-
versed and the administration has sig
niiied its willingness to cooperate pro-
portionately with the other Powers in
"disciplining" China. In short we arc
at one and the same time "holding
aloof' and participating with the other
Powers: we are invading. or preparing
to invade, China and yet we are at
peace with her: We are bent only on
rescuing imperilled Americans but are
willing to help inhict punishment for
the Boxer outrages: there was such n
grave emergency that there was no
time to act in the lawful and constitu-
tional way. but thus far nothing seems
to have been accomplished save violate
the constitution.
In the midst OF all this turmoil and
i,,4,-
ton with the optimistic declaration that
the worst was over and the situation
might now he expected to improve.
Since that time the bombardment OF
Ticn Tsn has been resumed. the re-
port that all the foreigners In Pekin
have been murdered has shocked the
civilized world. all thought OF attempt
ing to advance on the Chinese capital
has been abandoned for the time being
and the Powers arc wranEling as to
whether Japan shall be permitted to
take the lead in rctalia tory and punt
tive measures. What the position OF
body seems to know. further than that
it is following England's initiative.
Tho most dangerous and discredita-
tlt lltli'tl vi NlCNlHlGN = IOTclSH poi
icy has been his violation of the Con-
stitution without in any degree in
crcasing the prestige OF the country
abroad and without insurinE the safety
of Americans in China, in even the
smallest degree. Nothing could have
justified his assumption OF powers be-
longing TO Congress, but had distinct
good flowed from this violation. had It
cventuated in the rescue of imperilled
Americans. there would have been Il
disposition to condone It; but by his
vacillation he has lost any advantage
that his assumption of arbitrary
power might have given him. lie has
created n dangerous precedent on the
plea OF emergency. and has then de-
layed action until the plea Is ridicu-
lous. Mr.. Mckinley may be willing
but he is very far from an efficient
usurper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
OUR MISSION IN CHINA.
(Wasllington Post.)

We have no mission in China save
that of protecting our own citizeSls So
JourninS there. 1t is no part of our
duty as Christian nation to Join the
European Powers in an enterprise of
rapine We are not interested in the
Acknowledgement of China. On the con-
trary. VIC oppose that policy, both on
moral and material grounds. \ SOL
emn obligation rests upon us. and tina,
obligation we are required by every
consideration OF honor and sclf-respect
to discharge. Beyond that we must
recognize China's national integrity
and hold aloof from. if we do not ac-
tually discourage. every effort 10 de-
stroy 1t. To stand fast in this attf-
tude we need only contemplate Ger
many's proposed utilization of China s
misfortunes. The spectacle OF Empcr-
or Williams war of vengeance and the
thought of the friGhtful purpose ii so
thnly screens should be enough to ar
ray the United States against him and
all his works
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
LET US NOT OVERDO WEBSTER
DAVIS.

Hon. Webster Davis Is a man of
parts. He is conceded to be n brilliant
and facile talker even though lie did
transfusc the name OF Hon. w. Jen-
nings Bryan into wv. ]. Brennings"
in the furry incident to finding him
self in the unwontcd surroundings OF
n Democratic convention, That slip
Of the tongue was amusing and unfor-
tunate. but by no means fatal We
will forgive Mr.. Davis for it. because
he undoubtedly meant we'll. He will
he able to do better before the cam
pagn is over.
1t is noted that the John w. Daniel
Club of Richmond will invite Mr.. Da-
Wis to address its ratification meeting,
which is proper enough and will In
---ti+-a Il crowd There seems. however,
TO DO II small chance that, after his
debut at Kansas City. Hon. Webster
Davis may he ovcrdone in this cam
paign by the Democrats 1t is Just as
well to bear in mind that such a thing
is possible. Most OF us have seen
something of thesor accomplished un-
dor much less favorable circumstances.
ard no longer ago than 1896. 1t is TO
be carefully borne in mind that if
Hon. Webster Davis knows good
deal about the Republicans. they also
doubtless know somewhat of Mr.. Da-
Wis; If they don't they can easily draw
on their imaginations. a ncvcr-failing
resource with them. The resultant
situation will not be particularly
pleasant.
1t is all right to invite Mr.. Davis to
so about ana address people in behalf
oi the Democratic party. provided the
zeal of new convert does not get tho
better Of his Judgment. But there is
not really any need to throw fits or
go into herocs over the accession of
Mr. Davis. If he was sincere in his
views as 10 the Justice OF he Eoor
cause and the anti-Eocr attituds of
the Mckinley ation-and we
do not question 1.-THE could hardly do
otherwise than as he has done. He
mas acted with courage and discretion
III the affair. and is to be esteemed for
1T. IL Mr Davis is of the right stun
however. he will not enjoy being too
osteniatiousy staged; If he does enjoy
being too ostentatiousy staged the
best thing The Democrats can do is TO
carefully steer clear of anything of the
sort
Therc is no intention to criticise Mr..
Davis or anybody else: it is desired
only to point out that a too great
effusiveness may seriously impair the
usefulness of Mr., Davis and may e,n-
oarrass the Democratic party The
Republicans ore going in FOR heroes
and meiodrama we can afford to let
them have a monopoly OF the business.
1t lies with the Democracy to appeal
to the sober. good sense of the Ameri-
can people. and its role is to put for
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

And so the country is to witness a
renewal of the st. Louis strike, with
its attendant boycott. The employees
charge the street car company with
bad faith and failure to keep it's
agreement. 1t is a bad business from
any point of view, and 1t will not be
surprising if it comes out in the end
that the employees have been used in
furtherance OF schemes OF the exist
cnce of which they knew nothing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
To Our Advertisers,

Tho Virgininn-PiIot is compelled to
require that all advertisers desiring TO
change their advertisements in our sun
day edition furnish with copy not
Inter than 1: o'clock noon Fridays. No
change OF advertisements will bc guar
anfeed in our Sunday paper if copy is
sent later than this hour. This require
mcnt il rendered necessary by the great
incrcnse in our advertising, patronage,
for which we thank our patrons ana
trust that they will appreciate tho fact
that an early paper will be II mutual
benefit to botn our readers and advcr-
tiscrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

The finding of the body OF an I'M
known man floating in Elizabeth river
brings to light the second mysterious
murder that has been committed in
this vicinity recently. No pains should
he spared to identify the murdered
man and apprehend the guilty parties.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

a returned female missionary says
that Minister Conger was deceived by
the assurances of Chinese officials.
This is now rather too patent to need
particular emphasis.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

Teddy Roosevelt can be trusted to
throw all the vim necessary into the
Ice Trust investigation, which is to be
taken up again shortly. Teddy is
politician as we'll as an invincibie war
rlOr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

ward men who can do this. If it be
Mr. Davis. give him rope. But we
have no call to seem overwhelmed
with the weight of the favor. a show
of dignified appreciation is amply suf-
0cient
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
Yellow Sulphur Springs.

the summit of the Allegheny Mountains;
the curative properties OF the waters ara
well established and adapted TO vida
range of disease: the accommodations ara
hrst-class in every respect: descriptive
pamphlet and rates furnished on npplica-
ton. IIDGEWAY HOLT Prop. mal2-2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

Whatever the verdict in the trial of
the alleged assassins of Governor
Goebel. now in progress. there will be
n mighty cutlery from what Vatterson
bitingly terms the Organs OF assassi-
nation"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

The "Foollller' failed lamcntably
titttStii aasl--s.-a- @ad ike 10 its
opportunities when il carried Mr.. Peter
Missen safely through Niagara rapids.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
VARIETY SPRINGS.

AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
OPEN il NE 9TH TO OCT. lST. 1900
Situated on the &. ~ o. railway, In the
Allcghanios Offers many advantages. Six
varieties OF mineral water. Hot and cold
healing ba tbs; hotel and cottages now and
sonaplc. Write for booklet; special rates
To families. Address Variety Springs, Va,
II. G. EICHELBERGER. Prop.
lcl -2iam
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

Hon. ]. Gas Addicks. who was made
the whole thing in Delaware, is en-
counterng some difficulty in reconcil-
ing his opponents to the situation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

William of Germany and William of
the United States both seemed inclined
TO ovcrdo the mailed fist part of it!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

A Republican newspaper with no
sense OF humor refers TO the Demo-
cratic platform as patchwork" evil
IDENTIFY it had not seen the letter OF
Hon. Charles II. Grosvenor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
Many Remedies Had Failed
Dr.. frey SUCCEEDED.

! have been q sufferer, from CATARRu
for = long time: and HAVE TRIED
T WfTi6Er HT G222 rMY GGn
ANY. BENEFIT. had VERY BAD
STOMACH TROUBLE. which CAUSED
ME TO LOOSE FLESH. to bc DESPON-
ana GiDpiNfss. which Would cause rs1iS me me
TO fall. l also SUFFERED WITH Nj
HEART AND FREQUENT MUCUS DIS
CHARGES FROM MY BOWELS. The
S %ar H6rv sS HnG s2mnrh and HGnribry
MORE THAN \ FEW MOUTIFIffS
BEFORE THE ltEARTBURN WOULD
BEGIN. | caught cold from tho least OK
posnrc; 50 that HAD y COLD NEARLY
ALL THE TIME.
My nose was 50 tender above tho bridge
that using Il handkerchief was painful.
MY SLEEP WAS RESTLESS and broken
by BAD pREAMS,umd WHEN | WOULD
CTS IN MY THROAT WOULD KEEP
ME AWAKE AN HOUR OR MORE. The
ringing in my ears was very annoying
An unusually severe attack OF the howell
DIR. Fircy stated That had CATAR2II
or NOSE, THROAT STOMACH AND
BOWELS. ] BEGAN TO IMPROVE AT
ONCE UNDER Ills TREATMENT. THE
HEARTBuRN Disappeared. FEEL.
IN EXCELLENT SPIRITS. APPETITE
GOOD. SLEEP SOUND AND REFRESH
lNG. NO HEADACHES. NO DROPPING
soREN Ess AnoUT. TIlF: NOSE GONE!
BOWELS ALL RIGHT. NO BIlZZINCi IN
THE EARS. IN FACT. ! FEEL Liz y
ANOTHER MAN. HAVE GAINED Is
one suffering from Catarrh to try Dr..
CHAs n. FOREMAN.
Els Windsor Ave. Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

AS an evidence of increased prosper
ity the cotton mills of Fall River have
shut down.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

CROCKETT SPRINGS AND BATHS.
" opens June /; elevation. 1000 feet;
Arsenic Bromide and Lithla Waters: n
combination CT medicinal properties
which stands alone: cures nervous pros
tration. rheumatic and skin troubles
dyspepsia. kidney and bladder diseases
and female VIC 1liness: clears and bcauti-
flea the compile xton; modern convcnienccs
and amuscments. For particulars, adj
dress NJ. 9. THOMAS Manager. Crockett
Springs. Va. mal7-2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
- EnFORD ALUM. IRON AMI
u IODINE, SPKINGS OLE NIEGINIA :

- IODINE; sPRINGs OF VIRGINIA.-
The reputation OF whose waters and
MASS are We'll wn-tntthe- past lilly
Years as having no EQUAL in building
up dcbilitnted constitution. To say
more would be to paint the lily and per-
fumc the rose" Last season we had in
va'ids who came here lean ms Pharaoh's
Kline" in eight weeks gained over thirty
pounds. AND BEEN WE'LL EVER
SINCE. Large merry go-round on the
lawn FREE. Boat on lake well stocked
with carp FOR fishing. Terms very mode
rate. Send for Booklet full OF wonderful
cures and lives prolonged. Main building
and lawn lighted up with the new bril-
liant Gas Arc Light. j. X. MAHEN, Jr..
Prop; -. w. JOPLING. mgr. Bedford
springs, va. jcl3-1taw-iw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
SUMMER RESORTS.

WASHINGTON CLIFF HOUSE.
Blue Ridge Mountains, Pen-Mar. r.,
Highest located hotel at Pcn-Mar; $500
feet above sea level: large Torches: shado
abundant; best water: table unexcslIed:
Hotel, IS to ST.; Cottage. Sc
je2i-1m' GEO. ~. FINCH, Prop.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

In order to avoid delays. on account OF
PERSONAL absence. letters and Sill comuni.
cations for THE or
ual connected with the office. but sImly
10 THE ElRGINIAN AND PILOT PUB.
LISTING COMPANY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

:, no employee OF the virgin.an-Pilot Pub
HshinE Company is authorized to contract
any obligation in the name o; the COM
pany. or to mako purchases I'm the name
o. INC same except upon orders signed by
Inc PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

DR.. IL Hung Chang Is distinctly the
middle of-the-roader Of the situation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-06
En- SanturCe

Asistimos aver al entierro de la
senora O'Ferral, viuda de Crosas
La numerosa concurrencia com
puesta de la mayor parte del alto
comercio de esta Capital, de los mu
chos amigos de la familia, y de todo
10 mas selecto de la sociedad de
Santurce, demostr6 el alto aprecio
con que es distinguido don Andres
Crosas, entire sus conciudadanos.
Llevaban las cintas del feretro, La
derecha, varios miembros del Conse
10 Executive de la Camara de Co
mercio; y a la izquierla el personal
de la casa mercantil del seflor Gro
sas
Presidfan el acto en- primer ter
mino, ell hijo de la fnada don Andres
Crosas, acompa1ado de su hijo polf
tico ell doctor Saldaha, y su compa
nero de Consejo senior Matienzo Gin
tr6n. En- ssgundo t@rmino, ell Gene
raj Davis, con su ayudante de campo
y los senores Finlay (don Jorge) y
Hernandez. LopezEste 1ltimo encar
gado de despedir el duelo en- nombre
de la desconsolada familia; 10 hizo
en- una oraci6n corta; pero muy sen
tida, LENA de conceptos muy hermo
SOS y muy cristianos.
Repetimos nuestros sentimientos
de condolencia los deudos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-06

,,r.,f1 1.ta II ala vo5 contra sl orRa
n;sador de la <secci6n hispana, en
81 cran Palacio do Ballas Artes
xNos ponen en ridfculo dice El
eran Benlliure Guys estatua de We
iasuuez es uno de los clous artfsticos
az IL flesta, sonrie, satisfecho Ell
doctor Mojsrrieta, cuyo nombre es
c4Iebre q causa del e1especff1co estoma
cal que lleva su nombre, 6a 10 nota
cientffica hablando asustado de los
estragos de las dispepsias y SO echa
4 reir cuando su paisano, el conde
Kostia, le dice;
tie haremosana estatua cuyo
pedestal sea un est6mago de bronco,
= te nombraremos duque con armas
de instentinos de sinople sobre cam
90 de obleas de azucars
-iBien 10 merecerfa exciama
entire burla y veras-pues en- esta
Exposition SO We ~palpablemente que
NADIA Sc ignora tanto como Ia higie
ne del est6mago, cuyas enfermeda
des hacen mas vfctimas que guerras
y pestes unidas!
Guillermo Valencia, ell poeta
cantor de los camellos, esta tambien
aquf, en- el Palacio de la Prensa Y
aquf est&n asimismo, fraternizado,
comulgando en- Ia tnica admiration
de Paris, el gran Enrique Pineiro,
el famoso Rufino CuerVo, el sutil
ccnde de Casa Mirands, Ell simp&tico
M4rquez Bsterling, elexquisito Diaz
Rodriguez, ell tremendo Pardo, ell
oculista Horta, Lapuya del Pats;
Mar, el secretario del <Sindicato de
Periodistas Extranieros,, otros
muchos.
C. DE ALBORNOZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-06
Rdnnores.

Sc dice: Que es cosa averigua'
da, aquf y en- ell Colorado, que Ia ra :
z6n del palo es una de las mas pode'
rosas razones para ser atendidos.
Por ESQ sera que ell Senador Teller
nos desatiende; pero 81 quiere saber
10 que es cieniguillo, que venga por
aquf y 10 solicite en- algtn retirado
seboruco, donde sabr& cuantas son
cinoo.
Sc dsce' Que para mafiana tene
mos cabildeos de maesros con mo-
two de las nusvas cont1atas que Sc
haran. Hay algunos que tienen prem
didas lamparas q San Antonio, & ca.
tilo de las nif1as que buscan novio.
Preparemonos a DIR el coro de pro
testas de los que resulten preteri'
dos.
Sc dice: Que en- Washington ha
causado honda impression la noticia
de que los nativos estan desconten
tos, porque Sc dan preferencias los
continentales para los destinos pa
blicos, regularmente retribuidos; y
que con tai motive, Sc dispondra
que, en- 10 sucesivo, de cada D1Ez
vacantes solo puedan ocupar NUEvE
los continentales. Con esa justicia
todos quedaran contentos, y el que
no 10 este puede marcharse q Cura
zao, donde abunda la sal.
Sc dice: Que va han comenzado
a <meetinguear, en- algunos pueblos,
preparando las huestes para la pc
lea pr6xima; 10 que indtca que esta
mos abocados q la mas perfecta
union. Por ese camino llegaremos
muy pronto a la cumbre de Ia felici'
dad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-06
4Viso.

!. La Compaf1ia "San Juan and
Rio Piedras Railevay" proponi9n.
dose instalar ell Alumbrado Electrico
EN- esta Capital y Santurce ruega a
todas aqpellas personas que deseen
utiaizar dtc4o alumbrado, Sc sirvan
indicar & esta compal1ia ell ndmero
de luces que cada cual necesita, q
cuyo efecto Sc serviran llenar ell ta-
Ion que fgura al pie Di.ho talon
sera repartido & domicilio y recogi.
do por un Empleado de esta Empire.
So.
La Compa1ia espera poder
empezar a suminitrar ell alumbrado
& fines de Agosto
San Juan Rio Piedras
Railway.
TALON
DoH ...'' re-
sidente en- la casa n Q ..... de la
calle de. e................ utili1aria
.......... .lamparas incan-
descentes de. bugias: ......
lamparas de <Arcos,.
n-s-1O.-
La Emulsion de Scott es un ex
celente alimento de ahorro, y un mo
dificador poderoso de la nutrici6n.
Ell infrascrito, Doctor en- Medi'
Gina y Cirujfa.
Certifca: Que la preparation
denominada Emulsion do Scott es,
por el aceite lie bacalao q, contiene
agente term6geno de primer orden,
y "excelente alimento de ahorro" y
por los hipofosfitos, ''modifcador
poderoso de Ia nutrici6n.
La he administrado con frecusn
cia en- casos de debilidad general,
raquitismo, escrofula, tfsis pulmo-
mar g. &. siempre con resultados sa
tisfatorios,
Y para que los Sres. Scott. &
Bovine hagan de esta manifestation
ell uso conveniente, la expido en- San
German Isla de Pto. Rico s % de Ju
lilo de 1894.
D. LOPEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-06
No ia del dia.
La criminaIidad.

Publica Ella Opini6ns un inter-
view celebrado con el jefe de Polic1a
de Ponce en- el que este declara que
realmente ha aumentado Ia cr1m1na'
lidad. sobre todo en- ell distrito de
oouella ciudad, atribuyendo este au'
mento al pauperismo y a las contien
das polfticas.
No oueda duda que de la inva.
sion acA ha aumentado notablemen
te Ia estadfstica criminal de Puerto
Rico; sc repiten hoy con frecuencia
las sentencias de muerte que solo de
largo en- largo tempo SO decretaban
en- nuestra isla; desapareci6 aquella
uroverbial seguridad de nuestros
campos los que podian recorrerse
ilesos sin IN NAL cortaplumas en- ell
bolsillo: no existe la seguridad per-
sonal en- muchas poblaciones donde
4 diario registra Ia prensa agresio-
nes cobardes y premeditadas; Sc
cuentan con suma asiduidad ataques
A las personas en- 10 misma casa del
pueblo que debe ser inviolable y sa-
9rada para los que rinden quito Ia
lev. Parece subvertido el orden mo
raj: ante la avalanche desaparecen
las consideraciones guardadas STEM,
pre & honorables personalidades que
Dor su hOnradez, saber, laborios1dad
8 posici6n social, merecen que Sc les
guarde.
No creemos que esto 10 origine
Ia precaria situaci6n del pats, por
desgracia los que sufren mas cruel
monte las torturas del hambre son
nuestros campesinos, los que gene
ralmsnte son NORGE: ados y la mi
seria solo les llevan cometer algu
ma rateria insignifcante
Ell NAL est4 on que no hablamos
4 nuestro pueblo la verdad, porque
temem disgustarle. Hay grandes
masas de ignorantes y ell que las Sc.
nala con sl fin de que Sc les eduque,
50 le anatematiza porque ha insul-
tado & nuestro pueblo y Sc le presen
Ia 4 las iras populares como su enc
migo. Y nj decir ignorante no nos
referimos, como pretenden a]gunos,
solamente los que desconocen el
arte de Ia lectura y escritura, sino
principalmente a los que ignoran sus
dsberes sociales y el respeto que Sc
debe al ciudadano en- calldad de uni
00O social y ou 81 Cdlludo uo AOu.
bre Sc ha predicado Ia igualdad
moral y IL, igualdad social que no
existe, pues mientras haya sociedad
habrA jerarqufas y nunca sera igual
ell hombre yicioso, que ell honrado
el ignorante que el sabio, ell que ten
ga educaci6n social con aquel que
carexca de ella.
lie hemos hablado tanto de H.
bertad de tiranos que We en- cada
adversario un tirano y Sc siente & ST
mismo un Trastamara dispuesto 4
hbertar dol oprobio 4 su patria.
Els decir, que 10 que tenemos an
puestra islilla, son pasiones exac-
servadas, locas, impetuosas, como
son todas las pasiones cuando no
van contenidas por la raz6n; pero el
corazon de nuestro pueblo es ell mis-
mo con un gran fondo de bondad,
con gran tendencia al bien que prac
tica, dispuesto 4 recibir los conoci
mientos que enriquezcan su cerebro
y guien como brillante faro su cora
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-06
COleCturla
do Rentas Internas
SAN JT1AN
SAN JUAN

Vencido ell 30 de JUNO ell aflo
econ6mico de 1899 900, llamo la aten
ci6n a los contribuyentes que tienen
pendientes pagos en- estas oficinas.
Aun hay quienes deben las contri
buciones de 1898 80 y de 1899 900.
El agente cobrador ha presentado
mas de una vez los recibos & todos
los que adeudan, y Sc les llama la
atencion por medic de esta circn lar
Julio de 1900
FL Collector
s3-1. F M BERNIER