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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
SEMI ANNUAL C0NV0cATI0N.
of the Ep.scnp..l Church
In Session at Bristol.

O1 the EpaSStp.-A
In Session at Bristol.
BRISTOL, VA, November 7.-(Speclal.)
The seni-annual convoca!ion of the
.;rsyren Of tee Episcopal church II,
Southwest Virginia has been in session
here since Tuesday. Various subjects OF
Importance have been discussed by the
clergyman in attendance. The matter re-
ceivIng most attention was that looking
to the further extension of the Episcopal
church in the mountain districts Of Vir
ginia. The plan Of establishing missions
in the mountains was warmly commend
ed.
A new constitution was adopted, under
which the convocation is divided into
two parts, namely. an eastern section.
comprising the churches east and north
CT Roanoke county. and the. territory
northwest of Bristol. Each division is
TO hold sectional meeting in the spring
or summer. then the convocation as a:
whole will meet annually in October. The
officers of the united convocation for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
Dean. Rev. Mercer P. Logan, D. D.
Secretary, Rev. W. H. Milton.
Treasurer, Rev John j. Lloyd, D. D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
OFFICERS WERE ELECTED.
The Baptist Women,s Auxiliary Un
ion of Virginia In Session.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, November q
Especial 1-Wednesday and Thursday there
was q great gathering of the Baptist
women of Virginia at their church in this
town. There were present as delegates
from the different associations one hun
drend and twelve f7ne-looking business
ladies. who have been meeting annually
for several years. The orga nization Is
known as the '.Woman's Missionary
Union OF Virginia. Auxiliary to the Bap-
tist General Association" Hrs. NJ. F.
Sanford, of Stuart, opened the ex
ercises. Mrs. ]. w. Wildman de-
ivered the welcoming address, and
Mrs. w. G. Payne. Of Chatham,
made a happy response The report Of
the finance committee was splendid
exhibit OF the work accomplished by the
women. Fifteen hundred dollars more
was reported than last year; the total
for the year is. in round numbers, $4,000
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs J. a
Barker. Clifton Forge; First Vice-Presi-
dent, Mrs F. P. Robertson. Rocky Mount;
Second Vice-President, Miss Daisy Hud-
son Richmond: Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs. /. NJ Mercer, Richmond; Assistant
Secretary, Mrs. A Broocks. Richmond:
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Estelle Rudd,
Belona: Assistant Recording Secretary.
Mrs. a. NJ. JTW3thfney, flClrlOIlO, todllO
Superintent. Mrs. G. F. Williams Rich
mond: Treasurer, Mrs William Ellyson,
Richmond; Auditor, Mrs. ". r. Jones,
Richmond.
The next place Of meeting will be
with the First Baptist church at Norfolk,
November, 1908.
The delegates seem delighted with the
1ospitable manner in which they have
been entertained while here. All OF them
departed to-day.
Last night Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson. OF
Richmond. made an instructive talk on
the work of the Home Mission Board.
Addresses were also made by Rev. ]. NJ.
Pitcher, Of Petersburg, and Rev. c. j.
field secretary of the State
Mission Board.
Judge ". r. Barksdale, who has been
sufferer for several weeks. will, 1t is
said, have an operation performed soon.
REV. MR.. DYCHES TO MARRY.
Announcement is made of the coming
marriage of Rev. John Wade Hampton
Dyches and Miss Bette Marshall, daugh-
ter of c A. Gregory. at Clover Baptist
church, November u, 1902. DR.. -Dyches
was born in South Carolina, but has been
serving churches in Virginia since he
graduated.
The Young Mems Christian Assocla ton
will have series OF lectures by gentle
men from different sections of the State.
The system will be inaugurated on sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Din,viadie,s Vote.

DEWITT. VA. November Especially
The total vote of Dinwiddie county cast
in the election Tuesday is as follows:
r. G. Southail Democrat for Congress.
Az
r. T. Vaughan independently. for Con-
gross, "a
T. a. Jones INDEPENDENT. for Congress.
Booker. T Ellis tcolored). for Congress,
!.
This is not one half Of the registered
vote OF the conn ty. 49,
. Misses Martha Collier. Mary Beasley.
and Anna Wilson. Of Petersburg. are Wis.
1tifg Mrs. o. ]. Boisseau. near DinWtddie
,CoArtnouse. J IS ssz
J 81. r. e. Boisseau. wellsknoWn msr-S
chnnt of this county isa quits slck.
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WILLIAMSBURG AFFAIRS.
Henry street to Extenced-crazed
by Drfnk-Personnl.

I WILLIAMSBURG, va. November r..
Especial 1.-The City Council. at its meet
ing "Wednesday night. appointed Mr.. n.
s.. Bird Il committee TO ascertain X the
citizens OF this city would take any cleo
trio lights IL case an arrangement was.
made With William and Mary College TO
light the ATTY. The Council Is anxious to
The Coun Gil empowered the Street Com
.mittee to employ counsel.in regard to ex-
tending Henry street north from Scotland
street to the iEhesap lie ana Ohio rail-
way. It Is lainand that tbs strs has
been closed BY pytxete parties ana that
it Il ne property n tn eelporlh op.
m case tho kreet . opea1Ad wall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Mr.. r. r. McLemore Dead.

COURTLAND. VA, Mover, Der 7-(Spe-
nty-Court-Cierk B. f. McLemore,
died last night at the re idesce of her
husband at Courtla n7.sard was buried
this afternoon in Riyersite Gem terry In
this place. Mrs. McLe1ncre had been in
failing health for. some tin1e. and her
death was not uEeNpactsd rs. She was
about 3S years of age and was most
estimable Christian lady. ssss
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Married and to Marry.

LEEsBURG. VA. November 7.-tsDs-
ciaLl-Mr Elijah Gccdnart and MfA
Margaret Smith were marrfet Tuesday
at the brides home. near Loysttsviile.
IN this county.
Miss Elizabeth Dame. VIII Sc marrfAHo:
nd. IL announced for November 18th,
we'll known here being related to Rev.
Rinks. of st. James s p sc pal church.
Seersyil1e. this cgun.y of MI Wilda
Snider and Mr.. John g. Der II.
The marriage sof Mi5x Gracs POwail.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William Powell
town TOW wtli taSs ap,ace il Novsns9rs -
]. 1ltss E:sssAunr Mott q visiting tSi1nds
0ensfof {uart. az Nsvada. u4I - q
III Ashhurn dairy farm Noysmhee ~
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pendleton Davi. Dead

IEEsBIIRG. VA. No-ember I-ispe-
.c,aI1NMr. Pendleton Das.s. o. Irene.
aged Is years. did Wedn Jay W e. I'M :,
EIatch,ar near Tree from c mpltca-
I'm cf disaases His dea h WIS expected.
=. he had been for several years In bad
M paws was ven known, a good c!tt-
zenssani a carefu! htsf-s ss-m n ES Is
rived s by one daughter. Mrs William
Fletcher from Fs sr no ses T an o IF
I pt1 ri1tnn VII ofrc'atA. Thu in.ernxnt=
wiII he made In Lee burg G m terry.
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WEST POINT NOTES.
rhe chcanr.eakc Package Company
PrnSCpr;uw,

Prospcriu:s.
WEST POINT. VA, November 7-tSpe-
,'al.l-The Chess peste Package Company
have made great improvements to their
olant here. They furnish their own cleo
rio lights. and are working day and
7ight TO gil orders. It formerly took the
concern month to get the veneer in
marketable condition. BY the improve
nents added they now do it In one day.
4 large force is employee by the COM
2auy.
c. W. Humphrey is quite i'll.
Mr. Dallas. Of Ohio. has moved on the
Roy Neck farm. recently purchased by
aim.
Robert Fleet has accepted position
with the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany.
Mr.. De Ford of Ohio, was recently
looking over farm lands in this section.
He seemed well pleased with the coun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

LEXINGTON. VA, November 7.--(spe-
c;al.l-The Electoral Board Of Rockbridge
met at the courthouse Thursday and
counted the vote as returned from the va
rious precincts in the county-twenty-two
IN all. including Lexington. Out Of the
ara voters who registered under the new
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RockbridSc indictments.

LEXINGTON. VA, November 7.-(spe-
ciai)-A special grand jury, composed Of
e. a. Quisenberry (foreman). c.. Il.
Deaver, j. F. Tolley. c. A. Lacy, r. E.
Rice, j. A. Straub and John W -nrow,
was cmpanelled Thursday in the rtocn-
bridge County Court, and the following
Indictments were found: Lewis Lee (coI-
ored) Tor murder and Harry Flint for
malicious Tounding.
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GOT ONE MAJORITY.
Republicans Won By Marrow Mar
gin In PuInKkf.

Il PULASKI. VA, November 7.-{specfal3
The official canvass Of election returns
from the county give Colonel SleInp ors
receiving 7OS and the latter TOT votes out
of a registered vote Of i.se0-ol.!y three
tourths OF which was 3olIed. result
shows the danger of overconsid and.
as in the case Of the Roanoke /" the
possible significance OF single The
election passed off quietly and over
sanguiEe are going down into their
pockets with commendable generosity.
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~. s,rah D,nieI. Dead.

T,rEeRIrRG VA. November 7-fspe-
ciaIpMrs. Sarah Daniels died n veneber
al at the no re of sr--s ter5 Mr. Mary
In North Fork Csmete-y.
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RIchn,caacrs in New York.

NE WYORK. November 7.-(special)-
Waldorf: a. I. Harris. Jr., and wife.
HOFFMAN: j. c. Shafsr.
st Denis: r. L. Christian.
Broadway Central: II. G. Eubank
Navarro: Miss Pegran1.
Holland: Mrs. B. B. Mumford, B. B.
Mumford.
Rossmore: A. 6. Rogers and D. ].
White
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Tennessee hank Robbed.

DOVER. TENN. November THE
Stewart County Bank was robbed OF
s2,laO last night. The vaults wers Slow
open with dynamite and all the cash tax.
en- Officers and bloodaounds are on this
trail of the four men who had prev.ously
excited suspicion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

commander 4 check for IS as stft 70
the local chapter Of the Daughters o
the Confederacy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

>rNr IN THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

mrs. L. W. Lane. sr. who has been Wis
ting relatives in Baltimore. IS expected
hone the latter part OF the week
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.srrcH OF JrneE RnEA,s orpo.
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LibroS de Yenta
ESTANA La VISTA EN-
la redocci6a de
<L0 Correspondence de P. RI

Dtccionario Encyclopaedia. REspGHO AnsSrt-
cGst0, en- % Tomos.
Diceionario Enciclop6dico. De II . IA,
1BSogrrgfse, Mstolo5&&, y Geogr&fTG e" 3 t0nsos,
de LM6S Gregotre.
Ia Princesita de los Bresoz. Nore1G por
Eugenia Marlitt, Tomo.
Historic de Europa, por E. CASTELAR, en- 9
Tones.
L. Vida de los Animales poF el DR.. A. E
Brehm, en- 6 Tomos.
FL Mundo Ilustrado, en- TomOs.
Panorama Nactonal. por Hermenegildo
Miralles, en- 2 Tomos.
La Revolucion Religiosa. por i. CASTELAR,,
en- 2 Tomos.
Historic de los Griegog, poF Victor Du-
ruy, Tomos.
Las Razas Humans, por Federico Ratzel,
en- Tomos.
Historia de los Romanos. per Victor Du-
Puy en Tomos.
Obras completas de Marian Joss De La
ira, Tomo.
A Travez del Egipto, por Eu,.s 75das y
Gueel, en- un TomO.
Morri1a, por Emilia Pardo Baza" 3n 7 =
Tres Poesfas, El Angel de Ia M1erte, Can
ci6n de la Campana y Ep-stola Moral, E'ono.
La Heroidas, por Public Ovidlo Mason,
l Tomo.
Poetas Liricos Griegos, Tomo.
Odas de PindarO l TOEno.
La Araucana TomO.
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Maritime Y m0HCantil.
ABRIL

ABRIL 8.
ENTRADAS.
De la Guyra V. A Philadelphia
con cargA.
De Humacao bal Ala Blanca
con cargA.
De Arecibo V. A. Vasco con fe'
tes.
SALIDAS.
Para New York V. A. Philadel'
phia con carga.
Para Y Yabucoa bal. Salvador con
fetes.
EN- PUERTO.
Mae, Mary F. Quimby, QQicks-
tep, India, SensAt, Isabella. Carmen,
Mayagu zsna, Carmelits, Vasco Ala
Blanca, Pecrito, Aua Maria.
Sc ESPERAN
De New York goleta A. Mamire
6wau sali6 ell 123 23del pAsado.
+ De New York V. A. Pathfinder
salio el 5.
Do Nav Orleans V. a Hugoma
sale el 3.
De Barcelona V. E. Becenguer
e Grande saldr& ell 20.
De New York V. A. Pathfinder
sali6 ell 5
De New Yo1k V. A. Caracas
llegarA el 10.
De Barcelona v. E. Jose Gsllart
sali6 ell 28.
De santander V. f. Sierra sAli6
el 81 del pasado.
De Barcelona V. Z, Martin
SAM sAli6 ell 8.
Operaciones en- ell muelle.
IS CT pimenton, 10 CT mortade
lla.
CAMBIOS.
Londres 80 DIV 4-84 e.
" vista ...... "4-88 c,
New York 8 DIV Is ct. pS descto.
Paris ........8 div "3 pS D.
Hamburgo.. ....8 DIV ~ pS D.
Espaf1a 8dIv.. .284 pS
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De San Thomas y Santa Cruz,
PICA PICA.

VLmOs YER Qulen nos amArrA
esta pulga por la cola.
Opins el Honorable AlmirSnte
Broadford (que significA vado ancho)
que en- San Juan no convene esta-
blecer c&rbonerA, por que serla pre-
ciso hacer importantes Obras de
dragado. Esto no implica para que
so establezca la gran Estaci6n Ma
val.
Pero, Senor AlmirRnte; 81 para
Ia famoss estScion hay que hacer
grandes dragados, dno pueden ser
vir ellos para los buques que traigAn
ell carbon?
TodC $50 tiene m0rcAdfsimo olor
& que L. estAci6n naval nos Va & re-
sultar iguAlito que aquello del gene.
raj Stone.
Sensational es Ia noticia que pa
blica ell sEsntis de hoy.
La princesR de Auessperg, que
antes era Miss Hazard, esta estu-
diNndo musicA en- New York
E!e sHcrifcio lleva el objeto de
cantAr en- una velsda priYAda que
SO va q celebrar ell pr6xjmo mes.
Puoie ser que TODD ESQ nos trai'
60 mejOres preciOs en- el caf6.
90
Dice ell sH9raldoa one Jose Mer-
Cedes Rivera f16 condenado en- Are
cibo amos y un dis de prisi6n y
500 dollars de multa.
Que sr Abogadc defeneor le de.
fendi6 con gran elocuencis.
ST pOr desgracia le tocR un de.
fensor doiO, de seguro que 10 senten-
clan & muerte y 30 mil dollars de
mult&.
No es de extrAfIsr qua ell Juez
de PoliciR de Cathedral Sc hRya des-
mRy&do en- ell ejercicio de sus fun
clones.
En- los Juzgsdos de Policfa de
esta ciu lad Sc yea y oyen tales CO.
s&s, que harlan desmsyar hasta III
canon que haclA de guArda canton
en- la esquina de Melon, en- ID pasad&
domination.
En- Is msnans de hoy tuvimos un
extr&Go bsr&tillo.
Los vendedores de mabf de este
N4"9AASi 90 00NA@A @AC 0u SSAP0e0u@
Cia.
Lleg6se a vender el sabroso H.
guido, con Eu correspondence hielo,
hasta CuNtro vasos por IN centavo.
Y todAv1a hay zoquetes que ME
gan el estado de adelanto y prospe-
ridad en- qus nos halIamos.
O#O
Dice un colega local, que en-
Ponce Sc hab!o tres horas seguidas
en- un me95iug espiritista, al consu
mir turnO Qn OradOr.
Tres horas tienen 1870 minutes,
y calculando, por t6rminO medic, 1926
p&labras por minute, resultan 22500
palabfas, que no ed un grano de
mostaza,
Nada dice el aludido colegs de
81 SD repartieron 8 NO pastelillos pa
ra entretener las exigenci&s del es-
tonnage.
Ea OtrO aitio de este ndmero pu.
blic&mos on extr&ct0 de IL brillante
defonsa del Licenci&do Oiaz NAva-
rrO que hizo en- ell pro3es0 seguidO &
vAriOs miembrOs de la Federation
Libre.
Dicho proceso hs excitsdo Ia
publica atenci6n, no solo en- esta Is
la, sino tSmb;61 en- los E E5t&dOs Uni
dos,
Recomendamos Ia lectura de ese
trRbsjo, que es un nuevo triunfo del
cOnnotsdo AbogAdo.
No queda Ia menor duds de que
los procesados ea~an &bsueltOs, y
quedara sentado un principle jurf'
dico de importance
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De V0Dta.

Uu& casa de fabric Hcifn moder-
ma con almacenes en- los bSjos, con
hermoEo piso principal. inalalscion
de aqua Y Luz electricS.
Sita en- Ia Gale de- FOrtaleza 49.
Otra casa de igaAles condolences
y de 2 piscs sitS en- Ia Gale de la
Cruz ndmero 6.
Informaran S Melon & Ca
San JustO 12- q 12 6
Bajo IL Prasidencia de don
Juan Anil h& qued&do constituids
en- YAuco In &sociaci6n de CAt6licos.
Sc han undo en- matrimOnio en-
Msysguez don jose Monzon y dona
Felicita Rodriguez Arias.
En- la casa de dona Domitila
Acosta en- Ponce hubo IN conato de
incendio el Domiogo
Ell Ayu atAmiento de Maya
gil 2, ha tornado el buen aeuerdo de
coadonar las contribuciones atrAsa'
dss memories de tres pesos.
Ha falleCido en- 10 Villa de
GuaysmS el sefor don Andres Alon'
so.
Hs renuuciado su cErgo en- la
redacci6n de Ia <VCz de Ia Patria1
nuestro amigo ell sef1or Prats T0lo-
So.
Sc hS verifc&d0 en- LAres, con
todu suntuosidad ell entierro masoni'
co del que fa6 en- vida don jose Mi
guel MormSy.
Sa encueutra erfermo en- Pom
ce don Eloy Passarell.
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TREN 7 AGENCIA FUNBRARTA
SAN GERMAN, PUERTO-RECO.

Los que sqsibep partipan p4bco os
N
oshoyla
de aadas dinaras ! de odo o condnc cHlaes
las @ n3 de F pedo: s del noche
egro &C cooreS
aIgoi6na
las
nt5o 9 lo me TcanO
l1
d p ap
opac 5culiye
Ia
D
eOrsd oveL
@
Los o
Orec9ms
STIR eos sCasos
daida
a pos pre-
Eneo de
RA~GREZ 81 HERNANDEZ.
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Ell Rey Belga
amenazado
POR LOS sOCIALISTAS
Es motive de antipatia general.

New York Abril 0 l-30 P, M,
EI Rey Belga, que viene siendo
motive de antipatfas generates entire
sus subditos ha sido amenazado por
los socialistas. Sc asegura que hay
trabajos muy Secretos pero de los
cuales ha podido no obstante, enten-
derse, que Sc trata de IN golpe
atentatorio contra aquel Soberano.
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NOTlClAS P0R CABLE
sERVIcto DIREGTo DE NEW-YoRK
PreCauCl0neS.
Muy severas
Y MINUOIOSAs
La polioia tiene ordenes reservadas

New York Abril 10 l-3) P. M
Ell gobiernO Belga ha dado Or
denes q la Inspection de Policia, pa
ra que Sc extienda en- toda la ma
cion una minuciosa vigilancia y por
sospecha de cualquier ind!viduo Sc
lie arreste en- ell acto y Sc proceda in
medlatamente d indagar sobre su
persona, a fin de que no ,pueda es-
caparse detalle alguno, y Sc evite
un golpe criminal.
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SON ESTOS SUS SlNTOMAS 1?

asredilecei6n al onanlsmO, emisiones de dia de
Goche, derrames al estar en- presencla oe ma
fascivas; grarOss contracctOnes de los mGsculos
(que son precursores de Ia Epilepsia) ponsa
tendencias dormitar dormir sensation de EN-.
brutecimiento, p6rdidA dc Ia voluntad, falta de
dolores en- las piernas en- los msculos, sensaeion
de tristeza Y de salientos mquietud, falta de
memoria, indecisi0n, melancOlia, caDsancio des-
tantes ante is VISTA debilidad despu6s del aotO o
de una p6rdida inyolun taTia; derrame al hacer
timidez, manOs v pies pegajos0s y fr1os, tenor de
alghn peligro 1nmtnente de muerte infoTtuDio
tarPGio Raro5a m oI aaS6 de-
caimiento de Ia sensibtltdad, 6rganos caidos y
debiles, dyspepsia, etc. etc. Algunos de esos
hombre que debe recuperar gus enervadas fueTzas
whales, Q yendEa scr presa de alsnna fatal
Nosotros svlicitamos de todos los que sufren
de agunO de los sfntomas arriba enumeTados,
QUE OBSER VEN BIEN ESTE a VISO,
especialistas que han teniA.> -einte amos de K
peIiencia, tTatandO enfermedades de los neTviOs
una una S1 c1raci6n Tadicaf permanente. ''IA'
Envfenos una relacion complete de su case
dandonOs eodO su nombFe direction, edad, ocu.
tomas nombrados se le han manifestadoa I'd, Y
81 I'd, hs usadO algun tratamiento para gOnOrrea,
Nuestra junta de rn6dicos diagnosticara eDse.
guida v Embellishments Su case (gratis), inform
ssnts fSs e e1 eS " ne ne s efnar m ma nnrac66 6
RADICAL Sc Ie erestaDleceFa I'd completa salud,
volveTa I'd. ser un hombre vigorOso. 81 I'd los
remtte cincO pesos en- b1lletes de su pals giro
postal como garantia de buena f6, le envlar6Gos
enseguida las msdicinas requeridas pOr
m6iteos flaya decidido Ell complete tratami, q
que I'd. debe sometsrse. :
C0MPANIA RsPEOIALIsTA del JBTE
Vincent Bldgy Broadway & Duane ST.,
New York, E. q. de 4.
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SEPASE

Que NO publicamos comupicadas
sin que seAa pagados Per adelan-
tsdo.
Csda seis palabras, 50 cuentan pOg
una Inca, y Ia Inca vale diez cea-
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con cO1au-
a1cadSs sin 50 imperte No SO cen
teStan.
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Steyn
comisionado boer.
-AMBNAzADo DE QUEDAR DIEGO
Noticia de importaneia.

New York Abril 10 1-30 P. M.
El ComiSionado Steyn de los
beers, esta enfermo de la vista y
hay s6rios temores de que Sc quede
ciego Esta es una noticia de imper-
tancia suma por los mdltiples ira
bajos, que tienen que desarrollar y
que va estan paralizados.
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PreSidente frances.
Visitara a Russia
SEPREPARA Ell VIAJE
Suoeso importante.

New York Abril 10 I-30 P. M.
El Presidente de la Repuhlica
francesa.s Mr.. Loubet esta preparan-
dose para su viaje Official a Rusi,,
va este suceso Sc dd gran impor-'
tancia por aparejar una franca allan
"a entire ambas naciones, cuYa de-
mostraci6n de sinpatias iniciG el
ShaF con su vista al territorio frar
ces.
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M0rCadO de NeW-YOrk
Cotlzaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo <El iGigan-
ter sac0. 8 3-95
Earina dc Maiz &Goldon Mai
ZeS SaCo. 8 $50
Harina de Trigo ~El Premio
Mayor saco. 8 3-e5
Earina <Caballo Vo1antoD 8 sos
Aimento para caballo
<Stock Food~ saco. l-3O
TOcinO de Norton (CIF) Sl9-l26
WoodlWn Sl7-2s
Jamones California; las 100
libras. 8 s-2s
Salchichones S12-00
Mantec& <La VencAdo-as
corrieDte) 8 TOO
Manteca <La Primeran (pu-
RAJ 5 $50
Tocino &Creciente~ $3.50
Quesos (young) america 1900
En esta 1mprentA SO Vende pR
pei da peri6diccs 30. 90 al Quintaf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-10
HQMBRES DEBILES !
RECOBRAD vUESTRO VIGOR
la OEMORA ES PEL6ROSA.,

Parece que el Creador hs ordenado. que despu6s
de la sangre Ell fuido vital seminal sea la sub
stancia mas preciosa en- 81 cuerQo del hombre,
alguna perdtdG contranatural de el prooue1ra
Siempre resultado@ desastFosOss
Muchos hombres ban mnerto de enfermedaces
corrientes tales como las del cOraz0n, del mgado'
de los rffiones, intermediates pulmonares, etc,
por haber per1nitidO gu vitaltdad g&starse, ex-
ponendOee asf ser facnes v1ctimas de estaa
Intermediates, cuando aIgunaS cajas de nuestras
medicinas, tomadas tlempO haoIfan impedldo
estas debtlitsntes p6rdldRs, asi pTeservaDoo su
vttaltdad para resistlr los ataques de esas poll
grOsas intermediates.
MuchOs hOtnbres han negado 1enta, pero geCura-
mente & un estadO de demencia 4ncuTahle causa
de estas perdidass sin saber Ia verdadera csusC'
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DulCeS en- almibar

de toda8 las .t1'etta8 de Ia estuci67e,
Sc encontrar&n disriamente en-,
casa do lS sef1ora Gauthier Luna So,
AdemSs sc cor feccionAn pauti-
sos, popqu69, sopAs borrachas, ma
tillSs, q, pelido con anticipation.
6
Tia puesto fn 6 sus dias en- ls
SCAr0linas eI joven don Justo Ro'
ca,
Ha faIlecido en- San German
Ia senora dofia Pi&cida Cabr& de
Lopez.
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Don Mat0O F2i2rdO.

Por ferrocarril lego aver tarde
8 esta ciudad e. sefior don Mateo
Faiardo, AlcAlde Municipal de Ma.
ysguez, hospedAndose en- el Hotel
Colonial.
TuvimQs ell gusto de saludarle
en- el momento de su llegsda.
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Andres CrOSaS.
MARINA.

Ofrece: Maderas de pichip6n
surtidas, pino americana y spruce
tejamanis de pichip6n para sechar,
pintur&s, hierro galvanizAdo torni-
los y clavos, duelas, sscos vacfos y
efectos navAles. Mantequill& y sal,
chichAs do nesas superiOres.
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Sc vendon

Tipos de imprenta, us&dos, en-
buen estado, & 20 pesos 81 quintal,
SO venden en- ests imprents.
TambiSn las cajas pala ellos.
n.d.v.na
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POR GLEN COLLARS al con
tado Sc vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada f&brica Ge
Kalmann, Berlin que costo $500 ne
o"sanos. In est& redacci6n infor-
imXRK0a AP