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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-11-14
AFRICAN BURIAL CUSTOMS.
Natives Use Rectangular Co1lns Hswsd
from NahuTauy.

Natives Use Rectangular COINS aswsd
from Mahogany.
On the ivory coast in West Africa,
between the rivers Bandama and. Nj,
there lives a curious negro tribe,
known IS the Baule, and which is 4
mixture Of several races. The cofins
used by these negroes are rectangular,
says the London Science Siftings, and
each is fashioned carefully ut.of /.
large block Of mahogany. The sides,
moreover, are ornamented with color
has reliefs, and the cover is usually
wrought in most artistic style. On
one, which was made in 1895 for the
mummy of chieftain, the said chief
tain is represented as lying on Loop
ard skin, which has been artistically
engraved, the spots therein being
shown by squares cut out of the wood.
Above the dead man is an engraving
OF an umbrella, the symbol Of his high
position on earth, and beneath it
box of cartridges has been drawn. On
the LETT is represented the gold hilted
saber which he wore on parade OF on
the war path, and above it is an en-
craving Of his favorite drinking cup.
On the right in like manner may be
seen drawings of his dagger and of his
gun. Below the corpse is a Deaths
head and the figure ola woman, who is
holding in her hand q saucer filed
with bread.
The deaths head represents that
one among the dead mans slaves who,
according to ancient custom, should
have been sacrificed at the time of his
death, but whose life was spared by
the intercession of the French res
ldent. Ordinary Baule negroes are
buried as soon as they die, but those
Of high rank are rarely buried for
seven months, and some even are not
pur1ed for seven years. In the latter
cases the body is duly embalmed, and
then remains in the room where death
occurred until it is placed in the cof-
TN. Salt, alcohol and palm wine are
the main ingredients used in embalm-
Ing, and cotton with which gold dust
is sometimes mixed serves to conceal
the openings which the operator:has
made in the body. Frequently thin
plates Of gold are also placed as a
shield over the countenance, and all
the ornaments that were worn in life
are spread over the body. So the dead
man lies on the mat where he died. and
such is the influence of the dry air
that within two months his body is
transformed into a mummy. This
was what happened to the body of
the chief to whom we have referred.
for it lay seven months in the death
chamber before it was taken out for
burial
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-11-14
Cigarettes BY the Ton.

Last year 1858 tons Of cigarettes,
valued At $1,737,oo or fully five
times IS many as ten years ago, were
consumed in Germany. These cigar
cites came from France, Austria
Hungary, Russia, Turkey, Egypt, Al
geria and the United States, 60 per
cent. coming from Egypt.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
FINE. HUNTING AND FISHING AROUND
BRUNSWICK.

An Interesting little book issued by
tue southern Railway company gives
some valuable information In regard
70 che best localities In the South for
various kin Dc OF fish and g~ms. OF This
locality 1t says:
Brunswick, favored in its situation
between ocean aud forest, has become
afamous health resort. Many people
snn ually seek its sslubrious climate
and find q haven Of health and pleas
urs. Bathing. sailing, fishing and driV-
ing are at their best here, snd all are
given zesl By the invitiLg air. Near
Brunswick lies the famous Jekyl Is
land, kept az game preserve Of num-
Der of wealthy men who own 1t. The
/ land contains about twenty square
miles, and 10 eleven miles in length.
Many Wild fowl and some larger game
are found there, and ses hshing may
also be ind ulged in by the members OF
the club An Jther beau tIful islau d
near Brunswick 10 Cumberland. tie
most Of which 10 open to any sportsman
who Graves . hunt 10 its woods. Cum
berland Island 10 twenty>four miles long.
aud fr IN one to three miles in width.
It 10 said to have the most splendid
b. aoh In America, stretching along for
eleht teen miles, cleaning white and al
most az hard a. store. On he CHI.
near the government lighthouse. a fine
ho,e, ha' been built, reached by mar"
row. gauge railroad from the steamer.
A. the loutn end Of the island Is the
estate once owned by Light Horse
Harry Lac ard General Nathaniel
Gree. 1t 9 now the property OF Mrs.
Lucy Carnegie. of Pittsburg, ami
much OF II has been left In it's natural
state as a game preserve. The sports
mar will d I'D Cumberland Island teem-
ing with game, including deer, pat
ridge end ducks. The waters supply
trout, bass black feb. sbsepshead,
founder and tarpon In abundance while
on the salt marshes ut the northern end
| of the island are some OF the largest
oyster beds 10 The country Partridge
are found all about Bruuswick, and
larger game, bear, deer and turkeys, are
near at hand"
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
DEATH QUIChLY FOLLOWS
DISEASED KIDNEYS.

DlSEASED hlDNEYS.
Death soon follows from diseased
kidneys unless a cure 10 made by taking
the old reliable Stuart's Gin and Buchu
The following symptoms Indicate the
apprOacn OF BrIgnt's Disease or Dla
betes and kIdney troubl Puffy or
dark oiroes under the eyes, sslloY,
yellow complexion, dull, heavy heat-
sches, dizzy tired feeli" z, faint spells,
pair or dnIl sone III rhe back, urrD
CLOUDY milk like or sIrnSy. dark in
color or offen slve, pstnful soalding
sensation IN passing urine, obliged to
60 often duslnp the day or night. There
is a QUE in S,usr's Gi" ard Buchu. 1t
IL the uoe remedy you o.n rely on 1t
will correct all of thc,e symptoms nd
permanently cure even Brlght's dis
ease aftr all other tEeatro ents fail.
Stuart's Gin and BUchu will Deutrsls
ne the urine and cause it t. Il, W in
p rfectly DaturGl man uer. A high grade
dLe cure, The NEST perfect ma de :.
y usr's Go AID 3 ahu thoroughly
tested for the pest twsnty years, 1t
gives life, poweracd vlaor TO the kid
neys thus maxi q he hi,ud rae ard
Try this Rraud oid rem
sdy. Druggists or by express prepaid
81. D scribe trouble and free sdvics
about kidney given. Stuart DruR Co.
81 Wsll st, Atlanta, Ca,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
MARK TWAIN ON MEDICINE.
The Noted Hamorist Discovers Cure
For Heartburn.

Mark Twain made talk on medicine
the other evsnln< in N York. Among
other things he said
For sight years." he said, 81 was
troubled with Indigestion, which took the
form of an insurrection in my stomach,
after wer t to bad The various things
l Thought were good things began quar-
reling among themselves, and trying to
agree upon a fusion ticket that would win
out. Four years ago / was IN a foreign
land where there were no drug stores, 80
had to resort to the Swedish cure, which
does not allow one to lake medicine
Therefore, l used carbonate of soda every
night. When tie heartburn came on
took handful of it One night when
had no coda l said to myself Il would
rather stand the pain Purely by accident
1 stretched myself on my left side and,
curiously enough, the rain passed away.
l made the same experiment several timee
with the came result.
when l went to London | spoke to my
friend, who is the secretary of the Royal
Medical society, and asked him why the
heartbu n passed away when lay on my
left side. He said he didn't know. Well,
that was in place where doctors we're
passing through each day by tie hundred,
and asked him to see If any of thu m could
tell me, None of them could One doctor,
a very famous one, no lsss than Sir Will
liam Thompson, SAID he remembered
hearing of it fifty years ago when his own
heartburn was cured that way by an old
man in Germany but he had never
thought of it since. There was a case
where simple and certain cure was in his
hando and yet he had forgotten it and
emptied drug stores into his patients
without result,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
THE WORLDS GREATEST FEVER
MEDICINE

Johnson's Tonic does ia q day what
Glow Quinipe cannot do in ten days.
Is splendid cures are in striking con-
tract with the feeble cures made by
Qninlne.
fyou are utterly wretched, take a
thorough course Of Johnson's Tonic
and drive oat every trace of Malaria
poisoning. The wise insure their lives
and the wiser insure thar hesith by
usinG job nson's Chill and Fever Tonic
It oosts 30 cents If oures; not one cent
il il does not.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
Describing a large poultry esta blist

Describing a large poultry establish
ment at Smyrns, Ca, Mr.. Lorine
Brown was reported in the Macon Tele-
graph ss follows: 1--WE have up there
AZ Smyrna 900 600 eggs now in process
OF hstching. We sell eggs a. 20 cen 8
q dozen to one Atlanta customer, and
be takes them at that price all the year
round. We ship our broilers to Wash
ington city, where we get the highest
priced ma ket in he Unit, d States
We guarantee all eggs to be fresh, and
they are always marketed fresh, and
that is why we get % cents for them
when other people get 10 cents, The
public viii pay % Oents f0f fresh eggs
before they will pay 10 cents for
questionable ones."
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

South Georgia CANT compete with
North Georgia when /. comes to politics
and 20 tirg fflre hut when II comes TO
agrIcultu e tue Wire g usS eas ly taket
the LEAD. People from sLe upper psrt
OF the state who have been attending
the state fair at Savennau rave had
their eyes opened to the fact that South
Georgia is the garden spot OF the En-
pire State of the South.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

The Southern Railway han inaugurated
Pullman sIeeping Car line betwe cen Washt
ington, d. G. and Atlanta, Ga, on their
ATLANTA and Express" trains Nos. S3 and
"a first car south bound leaving Wash
iugton November 3rd; first car north
md leaving Atlanta November 9Th.
Ia tfords Pullman service on these
: Ain= IL Izh from Atlanta to New York,
the ta'maa az having heretofore been
a attached to the At,enta & New York
Express at Char oGfe and no Pullman
service between Charlotte and Atlanta
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

The senate committee has agreed TO
the W. ght OH, amends 6 tue l Cal
option law, so that the people OF any
county IN the sAte may vo'e for pro
ib,tion tT d,srensary. I ne VIRGIN
bill passed the rouse by god ma
l0vity aud II the se"RGe HppEUVs the
report of the committee, the oil VII
become law.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

Az editorial IN Town and County
Gays: "Some day, when reg ular y in
situt d systems OF aerOpianes d rap
IDLY and safely from London TO New
York, 10 few ht urp. ana when pri.
vate flying machines will he as com
mon AZ automobiles are today, We will
look back upon h first years of the
present century and they will seem to
us as quaint and primitive rs do now
the early days of the nineteenth osn-
fury. when the only travel was by the
cumbersome stage coach over wretohed
reads, and when journey OF one hum
dred miles from home was one to be
long talked about and prepared for as
an adventurous undertaking.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

Dewitts Little ksIly RissTs ssATon the
Femotest psVts of the bowels and remove
the impurit e' speedily With ~ disoom-
ford ThrJ a'e iAnors to- tbsiT stiicAoy
Easy 20 tAki never grips. ~ J Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

Georgia In poiut OF p'pulation, with
her Q 2l9,3 1929. 10 'urp sA"d ~ only sine
states, Viz: New YORK, PonDsylvania'
ONO, Texas, Massschuset 9, IL d'aus'
Ioinois, lows and Missouri,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
Lang &Wood
Planning Mill.

aAS CURED THOUSANDS, WILL CURE
YOU.
Il you are troubled With kidney or bladder
.foubles. such - dropsy, BrlghFs disease, ca-
isrrh, gravel of the bladder. slbumen in urine
and unhealthy depositing or too frequent dls-
sharge of the urine, pain in the back and blsd-
Ter. dropsical swelling of the feet and legs etc
itc., we guarantee that by using Smiths Sure
kidney Gore, com plete cure Will be sfec e..
Price so emit. For sale b. Ill ,iruGgtsis
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

We call the attention of the public
to line OF new goods which we have
just received. Pettijphu's Breakfast
Food, Prepared Buckwhest in pack
sges, all sizes, Pain Buckwheat in
bulk, package and loose oatmeal and
yellow meal. w. H. DeVoe.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
WINTER HOMES IN SUMNER
LANDS"

LANDS"
Is the title of very neat and attractive
folder just issued by the Southern Rail-
way giving complete information regard
ing the various winter resorts OF health
and pleasure on and reached by it's lines,
with rates of board, capacity of hotels,
names of proprietors, etc.
This booklet is in very concise and
attractive form and will prove valuable to
any one contemplating trip for the
winter. copy may be had by applying
to CT GAMBLER, General Agent
W. H. TAYLOR, Brunswick. Ga.
A. G. P. A, Atlanta, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
For Whooping Cough use
CHENEY'S EXPECTO-
RANT,

have just received 100 dozen boys
and girls ribbed huse, which are worth
l5 cents, am now offering at 10 cents
per pair. Nv ApDRRLEY.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

Skin affections will readily disappear by
using Dewitt's witch Hazel salvs, look out
oounterieits. II you get ID witt's you vii
get good results. Ills the quick and
si tivf ne icT piles w. PDttF
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
now ABOUT TIE UvERCoAr,

Now Ia the Zine 10 have Jim Carter
clesn sod repair yoUV overcoAt. Hos
are the collar and linipRf
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

NJ, wv, Baxter OF North Brook, N. o.
Gays he suffered with piles for fifteen years
he tried many remedies with no result
Until he used Dewitt's witch Halle Save
and nat quickly cured him. J. W. Butts
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

1t W. / hs to the advantage of he
iadIes to call snd inspect tbe fl ae H. g
OF dress goods which | carry.
Fl. ". ADDERLEY.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
NOTICE

This Ia to notify my friends. patrons.
and the public generally that Mr.. Phil
Keller now In charge OF the Arcade
saloon. B. HirsCh.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
TO SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers are requested 20 notify the Ones
vvhan they rsil TO get any issue OF the Times
Call. attention to this matter Will % W
ciated by the publishers
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
Cold Wave Coming

And now lie the time TO get your
stoves put up. Don't wsir until the
wave gets here and everything is In a
rush. NOSE DANIEL
'PN0re25. 3i5 Newcastle street,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

We Receive by each weeks steamer
Z'mmermann's celebrated meats and
eausag0, f. cludirE Fra' kfurte or
Vlenr as, Bal ma, eto. w Fl. DIV e.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
BYR. A. MULLINS, LESSEE.

The Times Call wlli 10 delivered W oAsrl0f
Or mail per year, $500; per week 10 cents Cof-
respondents on live subiects solicited HoA'
name Of writer should accompany same S1D-
oerlpuons payable in advance
Address all communications to
THE TIMEs-CAIaA4
BruusWiok, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

Raisins. currants, cItron and nuts
fresh in, at @. W. Harper's 'Phone 1853.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

Gu -rRnts, Rsisins. Citron a..
If all kinds at w 81. DeVoe's
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

For the purpose Of collecting state arc
county tax for 1901, will he az the following
county precincts as follows:
ST. simons, 25th dist, Oct. ~, Nov. ~, Dec.
Sterling. l556th 3" 70. u, :
Pyles Crossing, 27th dist. " ~. "a.
Jamaica, ilgath dist " 20, o.
Brunswick Oct, ~ y ana ~. Soy ID, Is aud w.
Dec. J, ard a.,
J.READ. TC.G.C.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17
THAT OLD SUIT NEEDS

To be cleaned and prssssd. Jim Crrs
ter is the Recognized leading cloLnas
cleaner. Sen yuur clothes TO him
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-17

a. }. READ.T Z. q. Z.
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JOSE ME,.NDA

Almacenista de Ladrillos Y
Cal. Ventas al contado y q plazos,
constants existencia, Deposito y es
critorio Playa de los Iodrillos Mari
ua San Juan Puerto Rico. A P
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C0legio de San Pablo
en- el.edifiCiO antique Seminari'

Este Colegio en- el que bajo la
Immediate direction del Obispo Dio
cesano, Sc daran las ensenanzas com
pletas de Ia instruction primaria ele
mental y superior y Sc preparan a.
lumnos para ingresar en- las diver
sas Universidades de los Estados
Unidos, Sc inaugurara ell 10 del co
rriente mes. Ell Sr Obispo celebra'
ra Misa en- Ia capilla del .colegio q
las 81 de la maf1ana y tambien diri
gira algunas palabras los estudian
tes. y a los p1otectores del estableci
ufento.
Sc invita- cordialmente a los ami
gos de la juventud estudiosa y a to
dos los que tengan interes en- la bue
ma marcha del Colegio, para que
asistan este acto. Ell mismo dia
Sc empezara organizar las clases.
Ell Sr Obfspo Sc encontrara en-
el PalacioOFpiscopal todos los dias
laborables. de 10 de la maflana y
de de la tarde para recibir a
: los estudiantes que deseen matricu
larse, sus padres encargados y a
cuantas personas Sc interesan por
el exito del Colegio
Los prOspeCtp> y programs
para la ensefanzA solicitaran del di-
rector Mr. F. G. Biodgett en- el mis-
mo colegio.
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KRAJEWsN PEASANT COMPANY 1924 BRoADwI

B N CONSTRUCTORS DE MAQuINARIA ~sk
PARA AzUcAR oTRAs nDUsTRIAs
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el no 2 de los arbitrios resulta dema
siado alta. Este segundo impuesto
sobre el ron, igualaflo al del cognac,
el brandy, Whiskey y otras bebidas
de mucho mayor Precio en- ell merca
do es injusto 81 Sc considera que es
prouucto de Ia industria del pals, y
que ese mismo producto ha sufrido
va IN castigo de so centavos por gu
Ion en- poder del hacendado fabrican
te.
Con respecto & la tarifa G, consi
dera esta junta innecesarfos para la
renta pdblica los impuestos CORES
pondientes q los 'parrafos I, 2 y so
Dre conocimientos y declaraciones
de mercancfas que Sc embarquen Q
Sc reciban en- al pals, y que 81 escaso
producto de esos impuestos no co.
rresponde COZ las trabas y moles-
tias que proporclona al Comerclo del
pals.
Por todas estas considerations,
Ia junta Directiva de la CAmara de
Comercio propone y rVegs q la de
representatives, que en- ell expresado
proyaetosde ley Sc sirya hacer las
modidcaciones siguientes:
10 Que Sc file 'el i p3 como ma
ximun sde la contribucion sobre el
capital, limitandose Ia imposition to
tai de aquella mientras dare la cri-
sis monetaria 10 estrictamente ne.
cesario para las atenciones del pre-
sup9esto.
90 Que Sc rebaje q 20 centavos
por cada gallon el impuesto de Rem
Ia Interna Ia primera destilaci6n del
aguardiente de cana, com prendidc
en- la tarifa A, no / de Ia secci6n 79
del proyecto de ley.~El ron que Sc
exporte quedara. exceptuado de este
lmpuesto.
3o<Que Sc aclare bien en- la Sec
cion "a que los bienes muebles no es
tan directa y .particularmente grava
dos con la contribution sobre la pro
piedad, 81 no que Sc contara ell valor
de ellos en- favor de los interesados
para apreciar su capital lfquido i'm
ponible. -
10 Que Sc declaren libres de to
da contribution los bonos hipoteca
rios que hayan emitido 8 emitan los
Bancos sobre sus propiedades inmue
bles en- representation de hipote
cas- en- su favor.
SO Que tambien sean. libres de
derechos para los Raneos los billie
tes de emission propia que tengan en-
circulation.
60 Que despues de Ia tasaci6n pc
ricial de cada finca Sc rebaje de di
cha tasacion el so p3 antes de inscri
bir defnitivamente Ia valuaci6n en-
81 registro que SO refiere Ia Sec
ci6n 36 del citado proyecto de ley.
70 Que Sc rebaje en- nm so p3 la
contribution de renta interna esta
blec:da en- Ia tarifa A, con excepcl6n
de los naipes, las armas y las muni
clones comprendidas en- los para
fos 10 y 13.
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AVIS O.

. Ponemos en- conocimiento del
pdblico de esta ciudad y de toda la
isla que desle el dia'1o de Enero de
1901 qucdamos enca gados de Ia ven
ia del hielo que fabrica Ia compaf1fa
<The San Juan Ice and Refrigera'
ting Com pany, de la cual somos a.
gentes. dnicos y exclusives.
Los precios del hielc desde esa
fecha seran los siguientes:
.Por toneladas de 1900 e $12 90
- quintales ....... OO80
+, libras. ........ 80. 300 Oh
Los pedidos deben dirigirse a
nuestras oficinas, Marina, Gale del
del Comercio IS.
NOTA-Rogamos q nuestros cons
tantes favorecedores Sc sirvan dar
cuenta & Ia administration de cual'
quier queja' que tuvieren de los re-
partidores de hielo & fin de poner co
rrectivo q la falta.
San Juan PR. Dcbre 81 1900:
GnVNO O. ~
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EI T0R0
de Nj. 10IihANDER.
'----------e--s.s Ss
Algo de 10 que dice
el iamoso bill
aproDado "a por Ell Consejo.

El Bill de contribucionos spro.
bado por 81 Conseio, con ell solo 70.
to en- contra de don Andl 81 Crosas,
consta de 82 pAginas en- cuarto ma.
,yor. y por 10 tanto, es imposible
traerlo & estas columLas,z fntegro,
pues ocuparfavarios nfmeros ente-
sros de La Oorrespo ndenoia. Nos con.
icretaremos II hacienda conocer los
p6rrafos mas salientes, para que 81
pals sepa la magnitud del temporal
que le amenaza. 5ss4s ..s
La Secci6n primera .estableca Ia
contribution de uno por ciento (para
81 Estado) sobre eel valor de todos
los bienes muebles 6 inmuebles de
Puerto Rico.
La Secci6n segunda dice: Para
entender6 por <bienes inmuebless,
todas las tierras, edidcios y apara-
ton, muebles y maquinarias coloca.
dos permanentemente IN elias, i to.
das las pertenencias, incluyendo Ia
madera en- pie, las minas, minerales
= canteras que radiquen en- y baio
dicho terreno: se entender6 por <bie-
mes muebles1 Ell dinero, cr6ditos, bo.
nos, hip0tecas, censos, mercaderfAs,
capitales, deudAs, franquicias, con-
cesiones y demas objetos y cosas
que puedan ser de propiedad psrti
cul1r, no comprendidAs en- 10 signif
caci6n del tArmino <bienes muebles.
Ia Secci6n tercerah trata de- las
excepciones. Declare exentas 10 pro.
piedad de. nm individno ouyos bienes,
en- va1or total, no alcance & 80. do
liars; 10 propiedad de los Estados
Unidos y toda propiedad exenta de
contribnciones por las leyes de los
Estados Unidos; 10 propiedad del pue
bio de Puerto Rico con algunas ex
cepciones; Ia de cualqnier distrito
municipal & otra division local desti
NADIA Iexclusivanente al uso pdblico;
las deudas de cuilquiera persona
suieta al pago de contribuciones; de
cualquier asociaci6n. g corporation
con ciertos Hmites; las acciones de
capital de instituciones, corporacio
nes 8 compafias organizadas bajo
las leyes de Puerto Rico, cuando 10
propiedad de tales acciones este
exenta 8 cuando dichas corporacio-
mes est&n sujetas al pago de contri
bueiones por dichas acciones con
las limitaciones que dispone Ia ley;
stodo edifcio utilizado y destinado
para quito religi gioso, incluyendo es'
cafios, asientos y muebles dentro
de, mismo; todo edificio destinado
para centric de educaci6n, muebles
&; toda extensi6n de terreno cuya
superficie no exceda de cinco cuer.
das y sobre el cual dicho edifcio &
edificios este est6n construidos,
siempre que no sean Arrendados de
modo qne produces benefcio al arren
dador; cementerios y tumbas que no
devenguen benefcios; 81 pescado en-
poder de lps pescadores; los prime
ros 200 dollars del valor de las cose
chas; las herramientas 6 aparAtos
de mec4nicos 8 artesanoa movidos y
usados exclusivamente por sus ma.
nos; Ell ajuar de casa; vestido, provi
STONES : combustible para uso CON.
sum6 personal; hipotlDas sin intdf6s,
bonos & otras obligaciones para el
desempafi0 de cargos oficiales..
Continuaremos ocup&ndonos de
este nuevo temporal, que es peor
que el de San Ciriaoo.