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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-03

del parrafo copiado, asf son todas
las afirmaciones del peri6dico ultra
marino
Lo de los procesamientos de La
Demorracia" no debiera ser motive
de disgusto nj para 6sta nj para su
colega Newyorquino, pu de esa
suerte tienen hermosa OCCASION de a.
su mir una actitud galla1 da prob 1ndo
los cargos que hacen, va que es So
bido que la pena de la injuria ca
lumnia no alcanza al que pruaba la
verdad de las imputaciones que ha.
ce funeionarios pdblices sAdem4e,
81 20 he denunciado ese peri6dico
por artfculos injuriosos para la Cor
te de Humacao, cumpl endo extricta
mente con un debsr, que no pue le
ser objeto de censura, jam&s 10 he
denunciado por injurias mi dirigi-
das " cuenta que s diario soy vfcti-
ma de sus insultos) dando pruebas
con clio de que no ejerzo una ven
ganza 81 no un ministerio respectable
al denunciarlo per otros srtfculcs.
Me he limitado en- 10 que a mi
Sc refere a supllcar al Ion. Fiscal
del Supreme que me inst1atyerd p7'oce-
so para depurar los cargos que me
hizo el peri6dico de sCaguas, atribu-
yendome NADIA nenos que un delito
de falsedad; pero tan desprovisto de
fundamento estaba Ell sensational
art1culo public ado con la sana inten
zion de difamarme, que dicha supe-
rior AutOrida1, estim6 de todo pun
to in1til un proceso para depurar la
fanta silica falsedad de un documento
cuyo co7testo naasnao desmentfa Ia des-
cantada falsedai.
Respecto la viola clio del Post
Office" de Caguas, es fals,, y asf Sc
demcstr6 al Hon Attcrney General,
infer mando una quaja de Mariana
Abril acerca del mismo asuntc, con
certifcaci6n del Juez de Caguas, ami
COY fervieate alepto de Muf1oz.
Desprecio 10 que preterdf, sien.
do liberal, upa subsecretaria CO.
mo no Sc me dio, me h;ce republica-
no, porque ESQ no tiene sentido CO.
MIN. Cuandoy 80 me allie 81 parti-
do Republican,, no habfa nj partido
Lib raj, sl cual es verdad que estu.
We a6la 10 desds su funds c;6n hssta
que deJo de exlstlr lPSO FACTO,
pc r ell cambio de Soheranfs, nj sub
secretaries que dar, pues enton &c )
el supre no ORGANISING de Justic:a 10
era la junta Jud cial, compuesta de
un republicano (ROSSY), un f de-
raj (HERNANDEZ LOPEZ, ua in
dependiente (CUEVILLAS) y dos
continents l5s (SHARPE Y YPETTIN-
GILL, nj siquiera Muf1oz, suprenao dis
pe7sador de mercedes, que Dios gra-
c as, nipgana lie pedi nj deoo, sta
ba en Puerto Ric@, sie6 en- los b. E.
U. U. hacienda su msgna defensa
de les agriculte res.
Por hoy b, sta y sobra para con
testsr ccsss, qua CAST arrepentido
estoy de prestarles un momento de
atenc.on.
Jose I0ats.
Humacao, Septre 80 de 1901.
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SerViCiO de COrreOS.
SUBASTAS POR 2 ANOS.

Ell Departamento de CORE os ha
publicaio anuncit s convidando ha-
Ger proposiciones para e! remate del
servicio de correos en- Pto-R CD por
el tefmino de dos af1cs que comien
"a en- 10 de Julio de 1892 y termina
en- JUNO 80 de 1904 LIZ s anuncics
de cada ruta Sc fijaran en- ! oficinas
de termino durante un peri do de so
dias, desde ell 8 de O-tubre al de
Diciembre de 1901, dentro de cuyo
perfodo quedan aatorizados les aa
ministradores de correos de dichas
oficinas para recibir proposiciones.
Una de la condolences es que ell con-
tratista deba rssidir en la misma H.
nea que coutrata 6 muy cerca de ella.
Seg1n los nuevcs contratos los
pagos Sc .haran mensusl nente, en-
vez de hacerlos por trimestres como
actualmente Sc verifican.
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Lamentable SuCeSO
en- Vista A Alegre, Ponce
CARLOS JUAN RIVE HERE ALE
1'OSAMENI'E d NATALIO FIGUE-
ROA

Carlos Juan Rivie de 18 amos de
edad hahla tenido unas palabras en-
la tai de del martes con Natalie Fl
guerC a, mas gere almente conccido
por Faiardito, que6 anoo con este
motive uu tanto reseutidc.
"A la nc che y pasando f guerra
por Vista Allegro, Sc sintio herido
por la espalda, sl vllver la cara vic
Rivie que hula con un esquilete.
La herida que Irecibi6 Figue roa
es penetrante y ha int resado el pul
mon deracho.
Rivie ha sido detenido y el esta-
do del herido es muy grave.
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La prensa clerical
protesta energicamente
DE LA FALTA DE GARANTIAs.
Ell Gobieruo de Sagasta acusado d.
debilidad para castigar los reyoltosos.

New York Octubre 3 l-3) P. M
La prensa clerical ha empren-
dido una energica camp4na contra
ell Gobiorno cor motivo de los mo-
tines contra los curas.
Entire otros cargos Sc acusa al
Goblerno fusionista de debilidad
para castigar los abusos que sc
yienen cometiendo en- toda Fs-
pana contra ell clero.
xEl Correo Espanola en- un
violento articulo, pide que Sc res
pete la ibertad del pensamiento
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ReClamaCiOneS
pOr danOS y perjuiCiOS
en- ell muelle de eSpig6n

va estan sob.e el tapete tres re
clamac importaptes, por perdi
das sufridas en- ell incendio del niue
lie de espig6r.
Si prosperan estss reclamacio-
nes encargadas al abogado america
no Mr. Dexter, va andar un POGO
apurac q lasNew Y, rk and Porto Ri
CO Steams hip CO. quien acasau de
negligepcia en- la entrega de efectos
antes de la conaagraci6n.
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Los beers atacan
8 IN campamento ingles
MATANDo 33 HoMBREs.
Los beers no han tenido en- el combate
ningun muerto nj herido
MATANDO 33 HOMBREs.
New York Octubre 8 l-3o P M

New York Octubre 3 l-3o P NJ
Despachos de Lorenzo MARQUEE
dan cuenta de que los beers han
atacado un campamento ingles,
resultando treinta y tres muertos y
velnte heridos, figurando entire los
prlmeros algunos oiciales.
Los beers no han tenido en- es-
te combate que lamentar perdida
alguna de hombres, debido a las
yentajosas posiciones que ocupa-
ban,
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La Cdmara
de COmerCiO.
ComiSi6n en- Viaje a los E. U.

Preparase en- New York, gu Ca
mara de comerclo, para recibir dig
namente & la Comision de la de Pto-
Rico que ha de salir en- breve para
los estados Unidus.
Ain no estan designados todos
los individuos que han de componer
dicha Comisf6n, pero SO asegura que
han sido va nombrados los Sres.
Dooley, Fabi IN, Sanchez Morales,
Fernandez Juncos, Morales, Arms
trong Bravo.
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La Espa ia liberal
ataca al clericalismo
PRoDUCIENDO sERIos MOTINEs.
La policla tiene que intervenir para res
tableeer ell orden.

New York Octubre 3 l-3O P. NJ
Despachos de Madrid dan cuen-
ia de haberse p.oducido serios mo-
tines anti-clerical les en- toda la Pc
n1nsula.
La poIic1a ha tenido que inter
venlr para resta blecer ell orden en-
muchos puntos.
Algunos Gobernadores de Pro-
vincias, telegrafian que con la fuer-
"a de que disponen no pueden res
ponder del orden.
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NaufragiO del Cobra
Contra -torpederO ingl6S..

Ningdn desas'ra naval desde el
naufragio del ssVictoria" habfa eau
sado tanta emoci6n en- la Gran Bre
tafe, como la perdida del contra-tor
pedero COBRA" y los 81 honbl es
Los expertcs culpan fuerte men,
to & les que asum eronl resporsa5i
lidad de dejar salir al buque durante
IN tempo espa otose.
Ell teniente B ,swoth Smith qua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-03
Gran alarma
en- la Gran Brctana
POR LA ACTIVIDAD B0ER.
Graves censuras al Gobierno ingles por
ell curse de la guerra
New-York Octubre 8 l-30 P. N

New York Octubre 8 I-30 P. NJ.
Despachos de Londres dan
cuenta de que la opinion pdblica,
esta hondamente preocupada con
motive del sesgo que va tomando
Ia gnerra en- el;Sur de Africa
Las censuras al Gobierno sou
cada vez mas violentas.
Los elementos neutrales en-
piezan a preocuparse ante Ia ines
perada actividad de los beers.
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N0T1ClAS P0R GABLE
sERVICIo DIREcTo DE .NEW-YoRK
Ell Club de yachts
ha decidido hoy
QUE HAYA REGATAS DIARIAS
No Sc suspenderan las regatas hasta que

la copa Sc game.
New York Octubre 3 10 P NJ.
Ell Club de yachts acordo por
unanimidad que haya regatas dia-
riamente hasta que la copa Sc ga
ne.
Cuando por cualquier incidente
una regatta Sc suspenda, Sc eDtien-
de que continua al dia siguiente.
Sc cree que ell eColumbia> triun-
fara del xShamrocks
Sc han cruzado nuevas apues-
tas.
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N0TICIAS.


Los vecinos do la calle de la
Cruz n Q 40 Sc quejan de que Ia hi
giene anda por aln un tanto descai-
dada.
Sin duda 10 ignora ell ssflor Ios
pector.
El Ayuntamiento acord6 mani.
fe star al jot en- don Jose Caballeira
estudiante en- Ell colegio de <Alma,
Michigan que en- vista de las notas
obtenidas puede continuar sus estu-
dos.
Sc VENDE
La casa ndmero de la calle de
la Tanca.
Informaran Cristo ndmero 10
altos.
A fin de evitar desgracias, ell
sef1or Alcalde, tiene en- estudio un
bando disponiendo que por la calle
de San Francisco solo puedan entrar
8 salir los veh1culcs.
En- sustituci6n de Tomas Marti-
nez Sc ha nombrado para ell cargo de
cuadrillero 6 Jose Vazquez.
Los anticipo que h abfa dado ell
Banco espaf1ol al Ayunta miento a
cuenta de contribuciones, est&n sol
ventados.
Sc han concedido dos mes IS de
licencia al fogonero del act 9 lucto
don Antonio San hez.
DTn NNTE ~
iCuales son los mejores cigarrillos de
Puerto-Rico.
"LA COLLECTIVE"
sCuales son los cigarrillos mas baratos y
populares
/" VIOLETA"
BIEN DICHO y!
La papeleta nj nero 40 ha sido
premiada con Ell magnffico piano que
rifaba la Srta Julia Otero.
Esteban Rosario por atropello
ha sido multado con dos dollars y
sesenta centavos de costas.
Jose Tapia fu6 curado q las sci
menia de la noche, de varias
erociones en- la region intercostal
derecha.
Nuestres amigos los letrados
se1ore Quirones y Lloreda nos par
ticipan que han mudado su bufete
de abogados en- sociedad, Ia Gale
de Mendez Wig 11O casa Immediate
q IL que antes ocupaban, donde tam
bien ha s;do trasladada la Notarfa
que ell primero desenpena~
N 1 y
Jose Ortiz por atropellar q Ma
ria L. Rivera ha sido multado con
tres dollars y per fAltar Ia Policfa
al ser detenida ha sido condenada &
10 dias de arrasto.
El Honorable Mr. Allen ha es-
critic por ell fltimo vapor una afec
tue carta al senor Egozeue mani
fest4ndole que cree possible que para
el pr6ximo otof1o, Sc puede alcanzar
mucho en- favor de las necesidades
de Puerto Rico, de los grandes cspi-
| talistas americanos.
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PrenjOS 0bttnidOS
por Puerto Rico
en- la Exposition de Buffalo.

Los productos puertorriquene
en- la Exposition de Buffsln, han OBJ
tenido cie1ato cancuent0 premios, e.
tra ellos diez medallas de GRO, diez y
seis de plata y cuare ata y circo de
bronco.
E Jure do ctoI g6 ade mas ochen
ta dcs n ecciones honorf6cas. En-
su ope rtunidad da enc ell detalle
de todcs estos premios.
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Sc han impuesto so centavos de
mu ta Felipe Nieve por infracci6n
del bar do de Policfa.
Savero Aybar y Martin Gonzs
lez por rif1a escand. 10 han sido mu,
tados con dos dollars cada uno.
Guillermo Gonzalez fue curado
6 las cuatro de la maf1ana en- la sala
de socorro de quemaduras de pri mer
grado, en- Ia cara, parte anterior del
cuello antebrazos y manos, rodilla
izqu;erda y pie izpuierdo.
Ha sido nombrado Manual Con
zalez para desempel1ar la plaza de
cuadri]lero vacante.
De los alumnos que daban clases
particulares con la ilustrada P tofe-
sora dof1a Ana Rogue. han obtenido
tftulo catOrce.
Felicitamos a los discipulos que
ssf honran q la maestro puertorri-
quef1a.
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Ri GObernadOr Hunt

En- la tarde de aver lego esta
Capital de regreso de su expedition
a Cayey ell Honorable Gobernador
Civil Mr. Hunt.
va esta de nuevo ocupado de
sus tareas ofciales
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"LA COLLECTIVE"
/" VIOLET
BIEN DICHO

La papeleta nd nero 40 ha sido
premiada con el magnffico piano que
rifaba la Srta Julia Otero.
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Esteban Rosario por atropello
ha sido multado con dos dollars y
sesentA centavos de costas.
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Jose Tapia fue curado q las sci
y menia de la noche, de varias
erociones en- la region intercostal
derecha.
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Los vecinos do la calle de la
Cruz n Q 40 Sc quejan de que Ia hi
giene anda por allf un tanto descui-
dada.
Sin duda 10 ignora ell sef1or Ios
pector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-03

Nuestres amigos los letrados
sef1ore Quif1ones y Lloreda nos par
ticipan que han mudado su bufete
de abogados en- sociedad, a la calle
de Mendez Wig 110 casa Immediate
& 10 que antes ocupaban, donde tam
bien ha s'do trasladada la Notarfa
que ell primero desenpefia-
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Ell Ayuntamiento acord6 mani.
festar al jot en- don Jose Caballeira
estudiante en- el colegio de eAlma.
Michigan que en- vista de las notas
obtenidas puede continuar sus estu-
dios.
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Jose Ortiz por atropellar q Ma
ria L. Rivera ha sido multado cor
tres dollars = per fAltar q Ia Policfs
al ser defends ha sido condenada q
10 dias de arraSto.
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Sc V.ENDE

La casa ndmero de la calle de
la Tanca.
Informaran Cristo numero 10
altos.
n 9 IL 8.
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Sc han eoncedido dos mes IS de
licencia al fogonero del act g iucto
don A ntonio San hez.
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Los anticipo que h abfa dado ell
Banco espaf1ol al Ayunta miento q
cuenta de contribuciones, estan sol
ventadOs,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29
THE new SOLICITOR
Will Probably be Appointed
This Morning,
The Friends of Mr.. Douglass ID Mr.. Jon S
Are Equally Confident of Securing
the Plum

a new solicitor for this judicial dis
trict will be appointed today.
Congressman-elec E. W. Pou's resig
nation as solicitor was received and &C
cepted by the Governor yesterday morn
ing and today his successor will be
named.
Though a number of we'll known at
torneys in the district have been men
toned for the position, there seem to
be only two whose claims are being
urged upon the Governor. These are:
w. C. DOUGLASS, Raleigh.
ARMISTEAD JONES, Raleigh
Among those who are mentioned in
connection with the appointment are
W. r. Dortch, of Goldsboro; Dan Hugh
Mclean, Dunn; John A. Maroon. Smith
field and perhaps one or two others. 1t
is stated by the friends of Messrs. Jones
and Douglass, however, that none of
these are candidates for the place.
The PROSPECTS yesterday were that
the appointment would be made today
and that either Mr. Douglass or Mr.
Jones would get it. Both seem conf
dent and their friends are actively at
work.
Mr.. Pou has made a most excellent
prosecuting attornay-no district ever
- a better or more faithful one.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29
TO HELP THE SOLDIERS.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy to Memori-
alize the Legislature in Their Behalf

AT the meeting Of the North Carolina
Division of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy held in Raleigh last Octo-
her, 1t was unanimously resolved that a
committee be appointed to memorable
the Legislature for increased appropria-
IONS for pensions for eXConfederate
soldiers and for the Soldiers Home. In
accordance with this resolution, Mrs.
VIM. II. Oyerman, of Salisbury, the
president of the North Carolina Division,
has appointed the following committee:
Mrs. Henry A. London. Pittsboro,
chairman; Mrs. Martin Willard Mrs
George Rountree, Mrs. p. T. Bridges,
Wilmington: Mrs. John w. Hinsdale, Mrs.
E. g. Moflitt, Mrs. Garland Jones, Mrs.
c. c. Baker, Mrs. f. A. Olds, Mrs. R..
H. Lewis, Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs.
A. 3. Stronach, Miss Anna Stronach, Rail
eigh: Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Miss Bessie
Henderson. Salisbury: Mrs. r. T. Ben
nett, Wadesboro; Mrs. Frank l. Osborne,
Charlotte; Miss Theodore Crimes Wash
ington; Mrs w. S. Parker, Mrs. w II S.
Burgwyn, Mrs D. Y. Cooper, Henderson,;
Mrs. J. 2. Whitaker, Winston.
The ladies of this committee VIII meet
at the Marlborough House tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon at 8: so O'Clock
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29
A FALLING OFF IN TAXES.
Schedule Taxes Threaten Big Deficit in
Tr-Ssury.

During the past year there has been
a remarkable falling off in the revenue
derived from Schedule B, or privilege,
taxes IN North Carolina. The Auditors
books show the decrease TO nave been at
least % per cent; and but for the increas-
ed valuation OF land there would have
been from S25. 900 to 100000 less revenue
r the Treasury.
This decrease is accounted for by Off
Gals on two grounds:
L. The abolition of the Merchant
Purchase tax and the levy Of a tax on the
capital employed instead. BY this change
a great loss IN revenue has been sus-
tanned A Raleigh merchant, for in
stance who paid 1904 tax on his pur-
chases now pays $50 on the capital en-
ployed in his business. His purchases
during the year amounted to 800. 900,
while the capital employed is only $15,-
001
2. The failure Of sheriffs and tax col
lectors 20 push the collection of the tax.
Auditor Dixon has sent man to several
of the counties in which the falling off of
these taxes IS most marked to urge the
prompt and thorousa collection of these
taxes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29

Like a flash of lightning, sudden and
STARTLING disease strikes down many
man Vct there have been warnings
mon warnings, UNDECIDED. Food has
lain like heavy weight in the stomach
after eating. There have been belch-
mos bitter risings in the mouth, nerv-
BUSINESS. sleeplessness and growing irri-
tah;1itv Instead of listening to these
war,,iiios. recourse has been had to some
Of the nerve nu1nbing palliatives that
cover but never cure disease. Many
serious diseases begin III diseased con-
dition of the stomach and organs OF
DIGESTION and nutrition. For such dis
eases there is one medicine which rarely
fails to effect complete cure. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
ninetv-eight per cent. OF all who give it
a fair and faithful trial. 1t is temper
ance medicine and contains no alcohol.
81 was afflicted with what the doctors called
nervous indigestion" writes Mr. Mos G. Lever,
of Lever. Richiand Co. ; c. ri took medicine
from my family physician to no avail. In look
inc over one of Dr. Pierce's Memorandum
Books. | found my case described exactly. l
wrote to YOU and made statement. You sent
me descriptive list OF questions, also some
hygicnic rules. l carried those ont as best !
could but thought myself incuTable as suffered
so much with pain under my ribs and an empty
feeling in my stomach At night would have
cold or hot feet and hands, alternately. was
getting nervous and suffered a great deal mem
tallv, thinking that death would soon claim me.
Always expected something unusual to take
place: was irritable and impatient, and greatly
reduced in flesh. I could scarcely eat any thing
that would not produce BAD feeling III my
stomach After some hesitation, owing to my
preiudices against patent medicines, l decided
10 nv few bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ica1 Discovery and Pellets After taking sew
eral bottles of each, found I was improving.
continued for six months or more, off aud ON
until was curedr
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets are
positive cure for constipation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29
A YOUNG WIFE TONIGHT

"A Young Wife" which was such sue
cess at the oath street theatre in New
York, for couple of months, will DC
seen here tonight at the academy Of
Music. The play is by j. K Tillotson, an
author of much repute. being the author
of The Planters Wife, and several 9TH
er very popular dramas. The plot of
"a Young Wife" shows that it is a very
strong play. 1t reYolves about the bride
CT CAPITALISTS son, whose half-brother
is the black sheep of the family. This
villain, Hubert Douglass. alias Charles
Clemens, belongs to a gang of burglars,
one Of whom helps him rob his fathers
safe. The father discovers his son, who
kills him IN the struggle. The murderer
thinks himself safe from arrest because
the paper cutter of the good son is found
clutched in the dying mans hand. Ethel
Douglass, the bride of the good son, ar
rives IN time to hear from the dying
man his discovery that his own son has
been the murderer. Unaware of the ex
istence of the black sheep of the family
she thinks her husband has killed his
father IN Il quarrel over her She con
ceals her husbands paper cutter i'll or
der to avert suspicion from him. She
then, is accused of the crime, but all is
cleared up, as happens on the stage.
The cast is headed by the well known
comedian. Frank Tannehill, Jr., and other
metropolitan players. Regular prices.
Seats now on sale.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29

Yarborough. He was quite i'll Sunday
but was better yesterday
Mrs. Josephus Daniels is confined to her
room with an attack OF grip.
Judge N. j. Riddick, who has been con-
fined to his room by sickness, was able
tc be out yesterday.
Mrs. G. r. Lee. who has been very Ill,
was yesterday reported as improving.
Mr.. VIM. Boylan, manager of the inter-
state Telephone Company, IS sick With
grip
The grip is not epidemic in Raleigh, but
there ere quite number of cases.
The condition of Miss Fannie Nc
Pheeters, who is quite sick, remains I'M
changed.
Secretary of State Col. ]. Bryan Grimes
is sick with grip at the residence OF Col.
Alfred Williams ON Fayetteville street.
Col j. C. L. Harris is out again after
an attack of grippe.
Mr. r. n Simms, one of Wake county S
members IN the House, is able to be out
again after being confined to his room for
several days with grip.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29
NOTICE 10 CITY TAX PAYERS.

There still remains uncollected a
large amour of taxes due for 1900. If
you don't want your real estate adver-
tised, if you don't want the collector
to levy on your personal property, or If
you do not Want Xour salary garnisheed,
then do your duty asa citizen and call
and settle your taxes. There were from
five to six hundred more people who
paid taxes for 1899 than usual, thus Civ
ing the city the use OF several Thousand
dollars additional. TheA tax payers and
the city are to be congratulated upon
the present state of the ;trcasury, as at
the beginning of 1870 ou1S city treasurer
was able to advertise for outstanding
city Warrants Tt is rot the purpose of
your collector to be oppressive, but his
duties are plain, and will Me faithfully
discharged.
Respectfully.
CHARLES l.. LUNSDEN,
i Cit Tax collector
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-29

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