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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18

clio general, q 10 menOs sirye para
for mar el caracter de uno mismO, y
de AMI vlene I8 fQerza que SO llama
opinion, pOr que ell hOmbre instruidO
no acepta TODD 10 que oye, sino que
10 anallzs y ju8ga 10 bueno 10 ma
10, mientras Ell ignorante no puede
hacer este.
Amigos m1)9, 10 recomiendo q
vosctroa; no rechaceis ningdn estu
dl0, que este dentr0 de vueatro 81
cSnce; por0 sObra tCdo escogsd dos
que son: eocIoIogfa y pslcologla.
dBIeD, y p0r que Sc deoe eStudiar es.
Los COS ante todo? <Por que son de
inter6s general, no hay nadie en- el
mundo que no pueda sacar provecho
de ambos
La sociologla abarca entire otras
cosas Ell socialismo, y la lsicologfa,
ei espiritismo. <Peroa dicen los ssa-
bios0 eJQae pnedo 20 aprender de
estSs cosas, ESQ es para los ignoran
tes, que Sc OcupAn de cue, Giooes ut6'
pleas, 20 10 que necesito or aIgo CON
concrete?
An! amigos, Vds. no saben Guam
cO1cretOs son: estOs son de mas i'm
portan ncla ah0rs que 10 que nadie Sc
hgura. mo puede ser possible que
IgnOr6is la marcha de ellos en- los uL'
tlmos clncuenta amos y tamcien Ia
! m2nera como van acQmpa fsndOse
unO al 0trO?
No pasaran otrCs cincuentR amos
sin que l& TERRA sufra por medic de
eIlOs La transf0rmAc on mas grande
y rapida que hsya c0nocidO en- toda
su historic.
Ss puede responder QUE es muy
| fscn declr este, SIN mediOs de com
| pr0barlo; perO dedicad vuestra aLen
cloa su estudio, como 20 he hecho,
y veIeis, que tengo raz0n.
PuerJOrriqueflos iQu6 quereis!
estals hoy en- mel ores condolences
| que nUnca en- vuestra hia50ria para
sprender.
Teneis hoy escuelas, Ia libertad
de declr 10 que pensajs y tambien
una representation, que, 81 Sc 81
| g0en los buenos consoles del esti-
madO seflOr MAtienzo Clntron sobre
la cOncor1ia, pued9 s9r una fueiza
muy grAnGe, TOmad ejemplos de
los pueblUs mas aQeIantAdos, re.
cordad, que no es Olsmente uecesa-
| liz ScAOSA AoNSAAO3 14CSY NQG pOu0E1O
ca pIactica, por medic oe la volun-
tad y energ1A. 6QA6 vale que 20
tenga cOnocim e4Jos, 81 Lu1ca / s
usO, y que vale un homb- g que no
puede hacer mas nada que coplar 10
que ya 0tr0s han hecho y dich9? Ell
nunca puene llegar d ser maestro,
| pOrqu9 para ESQ eS necesAriO tauer
| ideas originates, es necesario sabar
obedecer para poder mandar, es ne
cesario ser formal para qua todo Ell
mund0 tonga. confiAnza en- eI, es
5ambl9n necesariO ser moral para
que pUada ser r9spetado por la hu-
| mauldao; sin tOa0 este no es ell hom
br8 mas que Qn Instruments; y te-
| ulend0 la possession de esLas virtudes,
| puede dirlgirse 81 mismo y & sus
| semej antes tamblen.
Todo SO puede adquirir por me-
| diO Qe Ia Instruction, que es 81
apr5ndizaje de la perfection. Pien-
SO vOlver a hablar otro dia mas am-
! pliamente sObre estAs ideas tan su.
| blima5 interesantos, perO por hoy
Sc despide de vosotros,
! UN AMIGO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18
LA INSTRUCTION.
Consoles de IN americana r0Sidente en- San Juan.

Voy & hab,ar sobre un tema q. no
tieae, pstriA es decir, que debe ser
universal.
dQl6 es la instruction? Els ell
medic d9l prOgreso, y ell arma con
que les Pueblos 50 sostianen en- Ia
lucha pOr la vida; es el Instruments
con que Sc forma la opinion pdblica
de un pals. IQu6 puede pensarse
de un pueblo que no tiene instruc-
ci6n, dOnde no hay opinion propia
de NADIA, donde Sc hace todo per que
es costumbro 6 por que ha yjsyo &
Otro amigo hacer jguaI? Pues es IN
pueblo muy d6bIl, IN pueblo dOnde
ell serVilismO es Rey.
Por ESQ es que hoy los puerto
rriquen - deben de tOdOs mOdOs ms
trulrs9, no s0lamente en- su5 prOpi0s
fstudiOs para una Carrer& DQ9n& y
para que puedan gapar su existencia
con facilldad, sinO mas bl9n deben
estpdiarse sf mlsmos, para que CO.
nOciendosa de- fJndO, puedan ontOn-
ces busoar los remedios de los males
que les aflgen.
No es suticiente decir que la cul-
pa Ia tienen los que So han encarga-
do del gOoierno del pals, antes los
espaf1Uies, ahOra los smerlcanOs -;
con ESQ 60 consequences ma
da.
E3 mucho mejor 10 que As pssa-
do pars los que quleraL hablar ln1-
tllmente sObre tales C0sAs, y Greer Gu
la maxlma ing}esa que dice: Nsver-
to late 60 meHda es declr; sQae nun
Co es tarde para Ia reqAracl6ns. Por
ESQ puertOrriQuen0s instrulOs!
PensAd que estais en- una epOca
| de vuestra historic muy crfGica, en-
que es uece: :2rlo despertarCs de
vuestrO euenJ tropical.
+ GQa6 me deCfs? que no es posi-
blel
Recorded que nads es imposi'
BILE para Ell que tiene bu8na voIuu-
Tad. Ademas la Instruction euse -
| na | q neCesldad, de union de mora
li1sd de tener formalidAd, que
| no es Otra cOsa que vOiuntad, al tn
tOdO 10 que es necesarlo para el bic
neslar de La hunaniGad. Hay mu
! ChOs modos do insJruirse. Sc pue,
de empezar pOr 81 dc 81 mismo, que
no es dldcil de tOdos; Sc puede estu.
| NA@A A40CACsS SESoSS SOL GJSW P4U'
POutlCa, no id de los faderAles y
rapubIicaros, soololUgla, psic ologGa,
cieE cias, artes, Ia nbJurAlezs huma-
MS y t0do 10 que tiene relaci6n con el
| prOgres0.
Pero entonces NE dil6is; sPor.
que voy 20 a ponerme a estudiar to-
do esor
No piens0 ser catedratico de
ningdn colegio?
s3ero amigo mlo, yo no le he di
clio que tiene Vi, que estudisr God0s
d f0ndo; este tai vez serfa impossible
para mucaos que tienen que bus ;Ar
| pan para ST y su famiIia; paIo digO
y repito, que NADIA es in possible pa
ra 81 que tlene voIuntad.
! H. cOn0cid0 & un Obfer0 Que
trabAjaba diez horas diariks, STEM pre-
habfa sido pObte y pesAr de clio;
por su9 propi0s esfuerz0s So haoIs
lnstruidO en- La ciencia del s0cials-
mo en- tal grado que es hoy IN pro-
| pagAndista de mucha nOta y &si hay
muchcs.
Uno puede rambiea muy f&2il.
mente adquirir cierto gtado de como
cimiontos de 7ari0s estudios, 10 cusl
auLque no pueda usar para beue6'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18

gracias a este re-
medic
" Durante mas
de dos anos sufri
horriblenlente de
anenlia con todas
sus aaictivas con-
secuencias. TerIia
dolores lntensos en-
las piernos y los
brazos, y 4 menu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18

La sehora Carmen Rodriguez,
que reside en- MANAGES, Provincial
de Santa Clara, Isla de Cuba,
manifesta con Ia siguientc rela-
ci6n su gratitud por habcrsc GU
RADIO de una anemia profunda,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18

Que no pubhcamos comuNcadoa
sin que sean pagados Por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan poB
una Inca, y Ia Inca vale diez cen-
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
nicados sin su importe NO SO coR-
testan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18
Satidas de Bayam6n y Capital 81
mult6neamento.

POR Glen DOLLARS al con
tado SO vende un piano en- muy buen
estadO, de la afamad& fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicAnos. En- est& redacci6D infor-
mArGmos AZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18
LA PBINlLLA ELECTRIOA

DIT DOCTOR WHITE
La inica poinila que ha obtonido paten
Le: Donde quiora quo han sido u3adas SO ha
rOnQuistadO alta reputation.
B4sta peinarso todos los dias, porque Ia
penllla haCe 10 d0maS
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse
esta ConSrruida do a. manerA, que no estro-
pea e c&be)lo Sc vendo garantzando por
esorito que sora Satisfactoria en- todOs sentdos'
Enviando el importe en- SeIOs Sc remiten
por corre0
Tamano para Senora8, so centavos.
Yama1G cara Caball8r0s 50 C0nta V0s.
AgenJeS acJivoS, sean hOmbres mu jere
BE n3Cosltan para intrOduclr ese valOsO ar1
llo on tOdas parties. Lease ell anunCO
LubHcamOs en- OtrO sitio de este por0dico:
Los 'ndnitos Agenlos quo tonemos eSt8p
muy sattsrechos del 6xito que alcauzan.
Direction; D, n, ROSE.
Adm inl8tradoc Genera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18
Sin Rival en-
ol MundO.

FL medicumento que
mas fama ha aIt1nzado
en- eI mundO eS Ia EmuI-
sion de Scott. No hay
pals CNi!izadO dOrje no
Sc nrOnuncje SUI nombre
con respeto, y esa repu-
taci0M bien adQuirida no
tS hija de Ia caSuaIidad,
sjnO COnSecuencia legI-,
TINA de los buenOS re-
Su!todc5 que ha prOiu-
ducjdO Ia medicina en-
las Intermediates del
p1cho y de Ia gar83nta,
en- los eScrOfuI0SoS y de-
biIitudOS. La association
del Accite de Hfgaio de
B2caIaO con los hipOfOs~
fIt0S de sOsa y cal, como
Sc enCupntran en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18

Cura la caSpa, cayiCio, dolores de cabeza
q u sin embargo, cuoSta 10 mSm0 que Ia
polnilla 0rdinaria.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25

vaudeville stage, and his songs and bon mots will be soon the talk of the city. Ed and Nettie Masse are two of the most expert novelty jugglers now be- fore the public. George w. Hussey with his happy little family, will give a few new ideas of how ventriIoquist deceives the people.
 The most wonderful act on the pro gramme is the White Tscherkees Trio of Russian and English singers, and, with their electric effects. will present one of the most novel acts ever seen on the vaudeville stage.
 Tomorrow night an extra attraction vii! be added. The National Military band, Frederick Holt leader. will ren- der a choice programme in the concert
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
rolled in the New Haven Fleet.

Bath, Me, Aug. 2S.-The three masted schooner Frank W. Benedict, of 800 tons, for Frank W. Benedict of New Haven, Conn.,, was launched from the shipyards of the New England company at 2;30 p. m. to-day. Her skipper when she puts to sea will be Captain B. s. Look of Jonesport.
 The vessel was built for the lumber carrying trade and eventually may en- ter the coal business. The contracts for the construction of the vessel was given out last spring by MT. Benedict, who is the largest individual owner of vessel stock in New Haven. Neither MT. Benedict nor any, of those inter-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
Remnants
Small Lots Of Good
 Gloves Very Cheap.

Broken lots in every instance, but you're sure to find a bargain in some one of the many good kinds offered so cheap;
 Button Lisle Thread Gloves t2Hc Pr, I9c value Clasp Lsle Thread Gloves, in shades of mode, fan grey and black and white, lSc Pair, worth 25c Clasp and button Manese Suede Gloves, white and black and shades of mode and tan the 75ct equality, for 39cts Pair Kayser tipped and other makes of Silk Gloves, in mode and tan, all 5oct Gloves, for 29cts a Pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
New Haven Steamboat Line

SIEAMERS gHESTER ". CHAPIN and WEEKDAYS: Leave New Haven 10 3o a. III. and 12.45 night; due New York 3.3) p. m. and 600 a. Tn. respectively Return. ing, leave New York 800 D. m and 12.0o midnight; due New Haven 7.3o D. m. and SOC a. m. respectively. On Saturdays steamer touches East 21st Street at 3i5 D. m. -s...: s4
 SUNDAYS: Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New York 9.30 a. m., due New Haven 200 ?. m. Leave New Haven 315 D. m.. due New York 800 D.. m. Sunday. steamer touches at East Fist Street, mornings 9.45 a. m., evenings 7.45 D. m.
 Boats arrive at and depart from Belle Dock, New Haven. and Pier 25 F. R., foot Peck Slip, New York. <~,r #@ .JIss
 Bishop & Co.,, 703-705 Chapel Street w. F. Morgan, Agent, Belle Dock, and at Purser's office on steamer. sz5
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
Let's Start With The Remnants
 The Short Ends.

While group them n the differ. kinds of stufs will special near their respective departments
 Short ends Sash Curtain Muslin Laces Upholstery
 AT HALF PRICE.
 Remnants Lces; beautiful Irish bands PdVense Ap pques Bae Medalons Black Escuia Wavy Bands French Me- dallon Bands, prices ranging from 45cts to $35o
 THIRD OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
 Short lengths Aovers and Emboderes val lace and tucked Aovers black esua and French ces and fine white lace AoVs black silk lace appqueS and velvet AoveS with gold and white and black emboderes all these kinds and many put out for picking the kind othngs loves to pick over-AT THIRD OFF THE MARKED PRICE great lot of Hamburg Edgings and widths and in short ends--a hundred useful bits AT THIRD OFF. Remnants of Lawns Cold Wash Sus to wards THIRD OFF, Mighty useful things among this pile Flannel Remnants all kinds of Fanne ncudedScotch French in fancy coongs then white and col nne the latter meaning the useful bde and kinds for skirts short skirts for women and children ALL ATRD OFF,
 the Dress Goods lengths Silks coored and black silks and Dress Goods Boadcohs chevo Cashmere heavy and lightweight plain striped and black ufs too---A THIRD OFF EVERY PIECE The Table Len White Goods and Domestic quo- of bargains the the Rempan Sale Remnants Beched nbeched Table Linen 3 yards lengths Turkey Table Linen from "A to yard lengths; '~-
 Odd Table Cloths bordred round yards H dozen Napkins $ and size
 Remnants o Toweing; Remnants of White Dmies Chevots and Nansooks from to yards; and remnants of Domec Rbbons remnants galore; fancy plain narrow Rib- bons, annch wide and less, for let Yard
 Remnants Black Velvet Rbbons yard lengths short lengths of plain and fancy cold Tafeta Ribbons ALL IN THE UNDERPRICED LOTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
Final Cleanup Sale ln The
 Suit Room, White Waists And Suits

We can give you this news only in gen. eral way, for it would be useless to attempt detail. That's why we warn you to come early and get your choice of some of the best news of the season in the suit room.
 Fine White Waists-Unmatched Values Exqustey Waists I of the finest closest detail ex- pecting to see Waists for mere fraction their worth Twenty-Five Waists marked $5.49 $449 all Si.ss Five Waists marked at $5.o8, for s2s8
 Ten Waists marked 5.49, down to S225 And so
 Group of White Lawn Dresses. Perhaps dozen pretty and made with distinctive charm can be Any ranged price from $98 to $8.98. All put down to $4.5o
 Wash Suits, Lawn and Percale, 75cts These are most all shrtwast Su sizes here but all that made hit this at $ 98 and all out at 75s Another Small Lot of Wash Suits
 Put Down From 50, to 0Scts. Shirt Waist Suits that $54o. the Tailored Suits these are---theyre marked to S2.St 10 close few Linen Shirt Suits $59S smart well made stylish Suits, sa.ss Also group Lawn House Wrappers of them unused derabIy and all szes they high $25 down 4s
 Dressing Sacques Scots. These are the 9c $25 Scque both white and coored soed and tumbe the lot and good Sacques we've had among these Choice at 59cts
 25ct Corset Covers, 15cts Dust soIed you'll get perfect lonsdale cambric lace trimmed neat little Corset Cover for t5cts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
STARIN'S New Haven Transportation Go.

UAILI HACWFI SAIUaUAX. H4E3U
 Steamer JOHN II. STARIN. Captain Mo Allister, leaves New Haven from Starin'e Pier, foot of Brown street, at 10:16 D. m,, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steamer EkASrUSs CORNING, Captain Thompson, STARIN leaves New York from Pier 1a. North River, at g p. m. Mondays, Wednes. days and Fridays; the ERASTUS CORNING Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fars 75 cents; Excursion Tickets st.25. State rcoms, $1.00.
 Tickets ard staterooms for sale at ]. B. Judson's, S56 Chapel street; Peck 6 Bish. ops, 703 Chapel street. Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hartford train and from corner of Chapel and Church streets every half hour, commencing at 8:S0 n. m.
 Through freight rates gwen and bslis of iading to all points West, South. snd South west. sv y C.. H. FISHER, AgarS,
 Order sous sreight via atssia LlRal
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
AT sAvIN ROCK THIS WEEK.

The Best Vaudeville Company of the
 Season.
 The best vaudeville company that has ever appeared at the Savin Rock thea ter will make their appearance coln- mencing this afternoon for the week. The first on the list is the famous American Four in their laughable play let entitled ''Scenes in a Restaurant" This is their first appearance in years in this city. The musical act of Del phino and Delmore Is the greatest one of them all in the way of a novelty. It is their first appearance in this coun- try. Tom Moore is one of the most charming entertainers in his Eae Qn tse
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
MOMAUGUIN NIGHT.

Momauguin's weekly estival will take place Wednesday night. The Ma tional Military band, Frederick Holt conductor, will furnish the music, and another grand display of fireworks will be given on the lawn in front of the ho- tel. The grounds will be brilliantly il- luminated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
Here And There In The Notion Dept.

SILK FRILL ANCHOR STOCKING Supporters, cardinal and yellow only, soc kind for -22c COLUMBIA SAFETY PINS PAPERS for -5c 2-HOLE WHITE PEARL BUTTONS, all sizes, dozen for -5c S-YARD PIECE FEATHERSTITCH
 --1c spool
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YoRK.-ANrWERp-pARI

NEW YORK.-ANTWERP-P
 Zealand, Aug. 30 nm Vaderland, Sept. 13 n n Friesland, Sept.6,n'nI IKroonland, Sept.2O, mn Internatlon.t Navigation Company V Piers II and 15 North River. Office 73 Broadway, COT. Rector st., N. r.; Peck X: Bishop, TOP Chapel st., M. Zunder & Sons, 253 State st., Newton & Parish, S6 Orange st., T. H. Pease & Son, 102 Church st., New Haven. dJ cod
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
AMERICAN LINE,

NEW YoRK--soUTHAMPToN-LoNDoN Phila., Aug 27, 10 am Southwark, sept9 mn St.Paul, Sept.3, 10 am St. Louis, Sept 10, foam NFrom Pier "C'' York St., Jersey City. \. ].
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
gains Are Here To Be Picked Up For The Comne
Boys Double Breasted Suits, 98cts

Boys Double Breasted Suits, 98cts Another of the odd and end lots, all wool double breasted Suits, 9 to 16 years except ling twelve year size, good staunch school suits, light and dark mixtures, bargain in deed for those who get them, we need the space they occupy so they're yours at sscts Were$I.e8
 Big Hosiery Values, Stockings---Vests.
 Especially embroidered Lle Thread Stockings for women all cold effects some very handsome thin9s among them
 And yet another lot fancy Thread Stockings class them the odds and ends so instead 75 3s Pair
 Vests, al, plain jersey lace striped all Iof these at Gets Each While they last lMen's Good Neglige Shirts 69cts
 Asorments every is here and the shirts desirable coongsbak and white effects and linen color uded all mems shirts in this lot and all at 39cts Each Upholstery Bargains Picked .-~. IUp From All Over The Upholstery Dept
 And this is only very part odd and priced
 this big section There never was better time to pick up genuine bargains for the Autumn renovatng. Some detail;
 Single Pairs Lace Renaissance S65o s300 Less Than Half Price. Ss7s sam
 >coeh Laes were @@ os' Opaque Window Shades " $1o8 S0ets with linen fringe all 5oct shades Arabian s65o s32s To go at 2Tcts Each " $7oo, s3.25 Twelve different styles, Fringes
 ,, C . - CD as and Cords, the most useful of col
 Sh rot p4|2' S@'Hv brings, for daperies and pillows, < $55o, S2.50 all 25o and lec kinds &c., Oc Yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25

park, and a grand display of fireworks will take place on the ball grounds at 9:3O
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25

THE FRANK BENEDICT LAUNCH
 ED.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25

DRESS SHIELDS, ANTISEPTIC AND
 washable.
 15c KIND FOR -12c 19c KIND FOR -15c 25c KIND FOR lie SUMMER COLLAR FOUNDATIONS,
 15c kind for -1Oc 2OO-YARDS FASTING COTTON,
 Braid, for SC
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25

Another New Three-Master to be En-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
Broken size lot of Boys

DIOhVEI SILO IOI OE DOJS
 Mothers Friend" Waists, II, I2, and B year sizes are all, the styles made with neckband for linen col- lars---you know them as 5oct Waists. To close 25ctS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
Mems Good Neglige Shirts 39cts

Renaissance " " $6.5o, S3.OD
 " i" " $s.75, S4.00 A lot of Opaque Window Shades with linen fringe, all 5oct shades. To go at 27cts Each
 Twelve different styles, Fringes and Cords, the most useful of coI- orin0s, for draperies and pillows, all 25c and loc kinds, 5c, i0c Yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-01
RAILROAD INTO CLAY.
The Louisville and Nashville is Back
 of the Project.

Ashland. March .-(SpeciaD- Ala hama Mineral Railroad Ca part of the Louisville and Nashville system) has had filed in this and in 1alladega County, a mortgage for $5oa,o00, given to said rail- road by the Alabama Pyrites Company of this county. for the purpose of securing the Alabama Mineral Railroad for money to be advanced towards building a rail road from Talladega County to the pyrites mines in this county. The fact that the strong and progressive l.. and N is back road will be built soon. Already a cotton seed oil mill has been projected and ar ticles of incorporation filed here with q capital of S50O0O. Ii will take only rail road to this county to open up some of the finest mines in Alabama. eshecia Il y of pYrites and graphite
 The registration of the voters in thiS county has not yet begun, but the work will begin on April :. IL is believed that not more than three negro voters will be registered in this county under the tenn porary plan
 The idea of having Il primary for seiec- tion of State officers finds much favor here.
 On the 26th inst. at the residence of the brides father near Lineyille. Rev. J. J. Miss Anna C. Bartlett the groom Is a prominent Baptist preacher Of Barbour ( 'ounty and the bride is one or the best and m1st accomplished young ladies or this section. a graduate of Judson lnstl- tute and teacher in I.lneVi,lC College.
 F,xceedingly heavy rains have fallen in this section of country during the last week and farmers are complaining greatly of their inability to work
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-01
COFFEE TOOK IT. Robbed the Doctor of His Cunning

'I was compelled to drink some Java coffee yesterday morning and suffered so much from it's effects that I feel like writing you at once.
 "I am 6l years old and fer great many years have been coffee drinker. My nerves finally got into q terrible co1di- tiCn and for about two years 1 suffered with sinking spells and was go nervoIs that it seemed as though l c1u!d hardly live l suffered untold agonies. My heart would stop and my kidneys gave m. no end of trouble.
 About six months ago l gave up coffee for good and beg1n using P2stum. I in- sisted on knowing that it was properly made by being sufficiently boiled, and l prefer a cup of rich Postum to Java. Mocha, or any other coffee.
 My sinking spells have left me, my head gives me no trouble now. the kid neys are. greatly improved and. in fact. feel a great change in my whole body It is such comfort to be we'll again.
 I know physician in San Antonio who had become so nervous from the use of coffee that his hand trembltd so badly that he could not hold d lancet or even take splinter out, and could scarcely hold anything in his hand. Finally he qu,t coffee and began using Postum. Now the doctors nervousness is all gone an he is in good health" Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich.