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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17
FIRST PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Started In Charleston, S. g., in 1908 aud
is still In Operation.

Started in Charleston, S. g., in 1898 and
is stil In Operation.
The city Of Charleston boasts Of the
first library I'm this country supported
by public funds. In the year 1908 the
South Carolina Assembly appropriated
substantial sum of money for the
purchase Of books for n public library.
The Lords Proprietors supplemented
the appropriation later. and the library
was governed by officials appointed by
the Assembly, under the oldest library
laws Of America.
In 1749 officers Of n Library Society
were elected IN Charleston, and soon
had a membership of one hundred and
sixty. At the time of the Revolution
this society owned between six and
seven thousand books, besides pam
phlets and philosophical instruments,
all of which save about 200 volumes
were destroyed by the great fire Of
1873. The society, however, preserved
it's identity, began the labor of collee-
ton, and in 1886 removed to the build
| ing which 1t now occupies. 1t was en-
bowed in 1900 with the property, real
and personal, Of the South Carolina
Jockey Club, including the historic
Washington Race Course, now leased
by the Charleston Exposition.
The society's collection includes
much that is rare and interesting-sey.
eral volumes Of Incunabula, "Mr. VIM.
Shakespeare's comedies, histories and
tragedies, published according to the
original copies Second impressions
London" Printed by Thos Cote for
Robt. Allot, and are to be sold at the
sign of the Black Beare, in st. Pauls
Church-yard 1761." There are files of
newspapers from 1872 to date, a collec
ton of autograph letters and one of
MSS.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17
10 Hnng scrthe.

During one of their college vacations
Daniel Webster and his brother re-
turned to their fathers farm Think
ing he had a right to some return for
the money he had expended on their
education, the father gave them
scythes and requested them to NOW
Daniel made a few sweeps and then
stopped to wipe his brow and rest:
What's the matter. DAMP asked
his father.
My scythe don't hang right, sir"
His father fixed it and Dan went tC
work again, but with no better sue
cess. Something was wrong with the
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17

wouldn't have anything 10 DO With"
Anne Miss GlendennIn"
"WhyY snapped Caldwell.
"Well. she bunkoed you out Of that
ten. that's ALL
"But don't you see &C was her ten, 1
was paying It back She put It,"
"No, she didn't I slipped that ten
into your vest pocket myself. John
II. Raftery, I'm the Chicago Record
Herald.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17
Mines of Wax.

In several parts of the world q res.
nous substance called Ozocerite, and
bearing considerable resemblance to
beeswax, is found, usually in connec-
ton with rock salt and coal. There
are deposits in Austria, Russia, Rou-
mania, Egypt, Algeria, Canada and
Mexico, but, says the Brooklyn Citizen.
Ozocerite has, so far, not been dis
covered in sufficient quantities to pay
for mining anywhere except in the dis
trict of Roryslav, in Austrian Galicia,
and on an island on the west coast Of
the Caspian Sea. In mining this min
eral wax shafts are sunk until bed
or NEST" of ozocerite is struck. Then
connecting galleries are driven. There
is considerable danger, and many lives
have been lost in consequence of the
sudden forcing up of the soft wax into
the shafts by the enormous pressure
to which it is subjected 1t is used
largely for manufacturing ceresin
which is employed, together with bees
wax, for making wax candles, as well
as in the manufacture of phOnOgraph
cylinders, and for many similar pur
! poses
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17

land political services great they
solitary contrary, may
law All through
only modern times But the foremost and
have places lofty the
leaders scientific thought achievement
has lived longer
stands alone although
him than other branch of
Shakespeare with his universal popularity widely
Would
of Iuthe~ than that Of COPenus?
Angelo? the mankind could
his victories, little could it omit Lapace and his mathematics
the place intelligent
tower o
presidents politicians fighters spnners
literary gossame blowers bubbles
bankno will then a
perhaps with vanity which
rise like pyramid
Especially let the stirred by honorable ambition
the this worlds and
poorest all
lasting fame and honor it
0 than a camel through eye OF a
upon advance science
The human mind nsncvey
why the of Benjamin Franklin familiar
Washington seldom heard
en-An
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17

had not found his affinity
amongst the lawn-decked beauties of
the place, was tired remorseful and
"broke." Thursday, having counted
his small change and telephoned home
for enough money to pay his bill, he
determined to leave on the Saturday
night boat He told himself that the
summer girls Of North Harbor had
worked him to finish" He called
himself "a mark" and vowed that
thereafter he would "vacate" in some
trackless, primeval forest, where the
wiles of women penetrate not and
where high balls and penny ante are
remote and uncanny memories.
Then he met Miss Glendennin and
the whole face Of nature was changed.
The dowdy little summer resort be-
came paradise; he yearned to prolong
his visit; the horizon suddenly expand
ed, the skies lifted and he noticed the
pungent perfume Of young summer in
the air. But he was brOke-hat broke,
and rhapsodize as he might about her
beauty, her gentleness, her evident re-
gard for himself, he could not see any
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17

implement, and it was not long before
it needed fixing again, when his father
said impatiently:
WELL hang it to suit yourself"
Daniel, with great composure. hung
Il on a near tree, and retired from the
feld.-Philadelph Times.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17
Thick as Leaves.

In Liverpool, which is the deasest
and unhealthiest district in England,
the population is 63,S23 to the square
mile
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17

The awkward man may not be slow,
yet he always wants a day of grace
chicago News.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17

All the heroes are not married, but
all the married men are heroes.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17
n u u
Why Boiling q
Potato is an Art
81 AIiee Dynes FeaIing, B. S.

6G@6aE woudbe
boil The
Nav The girl understands science that the
~ WH ~ boil The bos this
SAS medium cooks the otens the celuose
@9@Y Physics ordinary pressure,
becomes the boiling
Fahrenheit 100 degrees Centd0 therefore allows the
water remain boiling the
cooked the vegetable She mea
haky True without knowledge
result accidentally
cooking until the starch partly dxnzed sticky
the result The unscentfc is likely
cooking by adding fuel the boiling
believing that may
table to break by the mechanical
splash the off cooking
accomplished less time Thus knowledge of
prevents of fuel point well
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-17
II u -
The Praise Of Science.
By Garrett P. Serviss

ENJAMIN FRANKLIN mentioned any history Of modern
times; Daniel Webster in any history Of America.
Thus writes Dr. Edward Everett Hale praisng
. the great men of country.
Consciously
praise of science.
For you yourself: Why Frankns name appear
in histories which omit the Weber your only reply
be: Because Frankns scientific investigations
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
R. c. PETERS & co.

GROUND FLOOR. BEE BLDG.
s lots, Aroom house, 90 grape vines, 200
trees, all fenced, near West Center street,
broom cottage, 9OOs Grace St., 1900.
Groom house. modern except furnace, 26e
Emmett St, 5O-foot lot, S1,OO.
Groom frame house, furnace, proclaim
bath, marble wash basins in bedrooms,
city, water, gas, very fine gas fixtures,
good well and %cistern, cemented cellar
once. Come early II you want this, $1,000.
Groom modern house, built 8 years ago,
very fine, 800.
s-room modern house and barn. 2 lots u1Ox
'l50, on paved street, two good car lines,
close in, $500.
We have for sale for a short time 18
acres OF the best land in eastern Nebraska
at A6 per acre. II you want a very
choice farm don't let this get away.
100 acres Of irst-class land, adjoining the
town Of Bancroft, Neb., with 5000 worth
OF. improvements, mile from high
school, a mile Of postofice, S2,5O0.
200 acres, s miles southwest of Amboy, Ill,
S-room house, large barn, cribs, sheds,
etc, running water, all fenced, $50 per
acre or will exchange for eastern Ne
braska land.
800 acres, S miles northwest Of wisner.
Neb., rs per acre.
800 acres, SMILES south Of Lindsay, Neb.,
29O acres under cultivation, good orchard,
Improvements worth $500. II you want
the best, here is your opportunity. Price,
$50 per acre.
we lave Just listed a 640-acre farm. nine
miles northwest of Leigh, Neb. The soil
is a rich black loan, with a clay sub
soil. The house, barns, sheds, granaries,
cribs and other buildings are all that
could be desired on a hrst-class farm.
II you are In the market for a large
farm let us show you the best to be had;
$40 per acre. RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
v. sHoLEs co.

p. v. sHoLEs Co
80 N. Y. Life. p,pc Tel F-z72s. on. S2s.
$3.50 for 5-roOm house, 1O11 s. 3lst, near
Park car. bargain.
Sot@ t9r Groom new house. strictly mod
$500 for nice modern 6-room house, West
$500 for s-room modern house and barn,
Georgia Ave.
$500 FOR an elegant, modern, oak finish.
hardwood floor, lQ-room house, east front,
Georgia Ave. BEST BARGAIN offered.
H,aO for 7-room modern, barn, 50-foot lot,
walking distance, an actual choice bar
300 for lO-room. handsome. modern, we'll
constructed West karnam house; elegant
location, worth at least $3.50 more than
$4,000 for another handsome. modern,
VERY well built West farnam home,
me corner lot, 100 feet front. GOING
5000 for the finest 1O-room brick house
In the city, in WEST FARNAM district,
with large brick barn. Cost owner $4,000.
$500 for lO-room house, built like a palace
car, dining room has oak panel ceiling,
ton. both fret and second floors IN hard
woods Of different kinds. Cant build
house for $4,000. CHOICE LOCATION.
VACANT.
$3.50 for a 52-foot lot on 18th. near Lothrop,
with all specials paid.
$500 for 5Ox1S2 on Harvey, near 2sth. A
5000 for ssxls, right in walking distance,
high ground, fine place for brick houses.
Another lead pipe cinch.
5000 for 5x132 on 9th and Farnam. Some
day you will fall over yourself hunting
euch bargains as this.
FARMS.
20 acres, IA miles only from Wahoo, fine
elegant land, fine country, close to good
town, most magnificent place for a fine
farm In Nebraska. improvements are
small, but the locality makes up for 1t.
Well improved; II is worth SIS per acre.
We have sold 400 acres Joining, and to
close this out will reduce price to $3.50
per acre. Don't fail to see II.
40 acres, near LaPlatte, with very fine
buildings costing about 5000, only 3 years
old, land is all good and II Is a money
maker. Price, $50.
FoR FARMS. RANCHES. WRITE FOR
OUR PRINTED LIST, MAILED on AP-
PLICATION. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
CITY PROPERTY.
$50 for 66x132, Harvey near 18th.
LOU for 66x132 s. 18th; paved.

CITY PROPERTY.
$50 for 66x132, Harvey near 18th.
Sl.OU for 66x132 s. 18th; paved.
y1.40 for 2565 Poppleton avenue
1850, good 7-room house, Orchard Hill.
1920 for 6 rooms, near High school.
\l,70 for 572 S. 9th st.
$3.50 for 1143-45 n. 18th St, 60x140 feet;
paving paid.
$500 for West Farnam house.
$500 for = rooms, modern, kountZe Place.
$1,000 for two Groom, modern houses near
26th and Harvey; rental $40 yearly.
$500 for 1876 IT., east front by $50 IT. deep,
West Farnam district; choice and
1900 for FIVE houses; rental, 1882 per year;
ground 90xl26 feet.
81, 900, row of brick buildings; ground look
144; rental, Sl,3S2 per year.
ACRES AND FARMS
Acre lots near Krug park and Deaf and
Dumb institute, each 500.
10 acres near Ruser's, 81 500.
10 acres improved. west, $3.50.
20 acres fruit and garden land, with Broom
house, ETC., neat place, $500.
30 acres quite smooth land, $500.
80 acres near Elk City, $500.
80 acres near Bennington, 5000.
50 acres near Benson, $500.
100 acres In Clay county, Neb., 5000.
233 acres Elkhorn bottom land, $11,6O.
100 acres, s miles west, N2,SOO.
$50 acres improved, Burt Co, $12,5O0.
240 acres adjoining town, 1892
800 acres, Sarpy Co., $4,000. John n.
Frenzer, opp. old p. o. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
Wyman, Shriver Co.

1908 New York Life Bldg.
GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
broom modern residence, barn, corner, ITO
xl50 feet, paving paid for. ground worth
$3.50, house cost $500, can sell for s., 100;
Bemis park district.
@x120 feet, two-story brick building, corner
Dodge street near Twelfth, price $4,000. .,
Spencer, $500.
Two full corner lots, east front, corner
Gath and Oak, both $3.50,
Two full lots 36th Ave. and Dodge. paved
street, paving all paid for. VIII sell sep
arate; both 5000.
5 acres near 5Oth and Center Sts.. fine To-
cation for fruit or chickens. Price, $3.50;
easy terms.
We have two hundred improved properties
on our list ranging in price from $500 to
$4,000, that we can sell on easy terms.
Call and see us before buying elsewhere.
REESE %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR THE OMAHA AUDI
TORIIIM RIIII DINO

Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until u m, December IL, 1902, for the
brick work and cut stone or terra Gotta
work for the superstructure of the Omaha
Auditorium building, in accordance with
drawings, specifications and memoranda to
be seen at this Office or at the office Of
JOIN Latenser, architect, Each bid must
be accompanied by a certified check to the
amount of $3.50 as a guaranty of good
faith. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. Proposals must be on blanks
furnished. JOSEPH r. LEHMER,
Secretary Omaha Auditorium company,
ONCE, 5th floor Board of Trade Bldg.
N23 d3t me-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
PAYNE Investment Co.

Main Floor New York Life Bldg.
Have a new 7-room. Rll-modern house, 1
block from 2 good car lines, In Bemis
park, with nice shade trees, Price, $3.50.
On N. 18th St. an S-room modern house.
Price, 5000.
on Arbor, near Goth. the. owner of a neat
6-room cottage says get an oner. He has
asked $1,000.
on Burt St, near 24th, is a south front lot,
5Oxl60. Owners former price was 1920,
but they say submit us an oner.
In Bemis park, 90 II. east of Sth ST., on
Lafayette Ave, a very slightly lot for $3.50.
In the West Farnam district we ave or
Ssth St. near Halt-Howard. 2 east front
lots. Price, 5000.
BARGAINS IN SARPY COUNTY FARMS.
2O6 acres of good Missouri river bottom land,
part in cultivation, Is acres In alfalfa.
balance in pasture and timber. A snap
at S25 per acre.
300 acres near by, one-half In crop, small
buildings, all hne land. $5 per acre.
160 acres near above, with good buildings,
but higher priced. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
CLAIRVOYANTs.
NINE. GYLMER,

NINE. GYLMER,
OMAHAS FAVORl1E PIANIST.
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE positive.
ly told by palmistry, the leading life
reading method of the world. The lines
In the palm are a true index to life, and
every man should know his future. In
days gone by superstition kept people in
ignorance. But such strides have been
made in the intellectual development Of
the world that science has superseded
superstition, and many things that were
mysterious are now very simple. Nine.
Gylmer has mastered the art Of palmistry
and will satisfy any one who may apply
for a reading. Parlors OF Palmistry, 315
S. 18th. In Granite block, I'd floor. Take
elevator. s.
MRS. FRITZ. c~IairvOyant. lsi4 Cas- St.
$50
NINE. GYLMER. genuine palmist. a5 S. Is.
S-4Sl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. b. A.
McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa
cihc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-506
SIS TIC $500 LOTS, new car line, Both ST.,
south of Miller park; monthly payments:
ACRE TRACTS, near Omaha, all sizes, all
BEMIs, PAXTON BLOCK. RE-M529 %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
Range on the Ranch

Easily run 500 cattle year in and year out.
Everything you can want inside your own
fences, on your own land. Pasture, hay,
alfalfa, timber lard and running water all
the time. A rare combination at a rare
price. We believe you will find 1t as we
say or we couldn't AFFORD to advertise 1t.
Write for particulars.
Potter, Forgan & Haskell,
n. Y. Life Bldg.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.

LOT /, block l43, City, 30 by 1873 feet, on
southwest corner OF 18th and Farnam,
will be sold on partition sale TO the high
est bidder on Wednesday, November 26.
Terms, one-half cash. Inquire of w. T.
Nelson. 1915 New York Life, or w. M.
Giller, 34 New York Life. RE-T-A
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
FoR
Henry B. Payne. Stanley P. Bostwick.
PAYNE, BOSTWlCK & CO.

sOss s. 18th, city water. cellar. s..
1922 Deavenworth. 3-r., In nice shape, $.
S3 s.. 36th St. 5-r., city water and gas,
splendid neighborhood, only SIS.
27S s. 9Th. 5-r., city water, only $3.50.
1922 s. 18th, nice scr. cottage, Sl.
3Ol6 oak St, b-r., city water, N4.
S11 s. 95th ave, coy 6-r. modern cottage,
reduced to SIS Park district.
ITO N. 37th, city water inside, good cellar
and barn, reduced to $3.50.
221i California, 6-r., close in, $50.
$40 s. goth, 6-r., city water, etc, close in,
good neighborhood, $50.
1921 Poppleton ave-, choice cottage, all mod
ern; will make special inducements to
25eS PoPpleton ave-. s-r., city water, and
barn, SIS.
4O12 Nicholas, choice S-r. modern house, S5.
Special inducements TO right party.
3O31 Marcy, SIR, ALL MODERN, only SOS.
22l3 Miami, good SIR. house, modern, $3.50.
Special Inducements.
Good SIR. house and barn for only SIS.
1915 Hamilton, S-r.. all modern. NEW, half
block new Harvey car.
1882 n. 18th, SIR, city water, barn, SIS.
1912 Lincoln blvd, SIR, strictly ALL MOD
ERN new house, in Bemis Park. Special
inducements on price.
10-r. all modern, will rent to two families,
only SIS. can for street number.
postoffice, newly papered, SIS.
we have others. See our list before you
move.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.
Leading Rental Agents.
Phone 1915. 601-2-3 N. Y. Life Bldg.
D-13 %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
UNION sTATION-IOTH AND MARCY.
Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific.
EAST,


EAST,
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Daylight Ltd..a $500 am a 6:45 am
Chicago Daylight Locala 800 am a 9:S pm
Chicago Express. 900. bill; rs am a sos pm
Des Moines Express. "a 1880 pm bill 80 am
Chicago Fast Express. a b:5 pm a I:5 IN
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L'td. a $50 pm a 455 am
Lincoln, Colo. Springs,
Denver Pueblo and
west s...s+s.ss-sTss.s "a AsoO pm a O'VO pm
Colo, Texas, Cal. and
Oklahoma Flyer......,a $50 pm ai2;4O pm
Union Pacific.
Overland Limited .......a 9:40 am a 7:3 pm
The Fast Mail.."."....a $50 am a AIS pm
California Express. ia 4:5 pm
Pacific Express. .....-...au:O pm
Eastern Express. ........ 4:S pm
The Atlantic Express. a 1880 am
The Colorado Special. "a 7:10 am a $40 am
Chicago Special. ......,... a $40 am
Lincoln Beatrice and
StromsburE Express..b $50 pm b12:0 pm
Grand Island Locsl.....b $50 pm b s:& pm
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

ONE and a half-story cottage, No. 1924
Corby street, corner lot, south front,
paved street, $3.50.
- feet. east frontage, on S9th street, West
Farnam district, 81, $50.
Half lot at No. 1T6 Cunning street, three
street car line pass door, 1900.
sSei feet OF ground on a Union Pacific rail-
road track, $500.
One of the finest houses in the city, east
frontage on S2d street, facing Hanscom
Park, Make an offer.
HOWARD KENNEDY & SON,
200 First National Bank Building.
RE-69 %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
PIANOS.

TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE.
TWIN CITY EXP. Phone ln7. sos 8. 18th.
-9Z
THE DEPOT On time. 1. NJ. E. Tel 80.
M-S4S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

WHY PAY RENT2 We buy you a home
anywhere. Payments same as rent. No
interest. Agents wanted. Splendid prop
osition. Free booked Fraternal Home
Savings Association, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

OLD MAN, rs, must sell improved Buffalo
county farm, $40 acres. Address Box 6sS,
Omaha, Neb. RE-72O 70
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

NINE. GYLMER. genuine palmist, a5 S. Is.
SSH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

dRs. FRITZ. e~lairvOyant, lsl4 cass St
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

FOR SALE, by eastern party, lot 81, Burr
Oak addition, opposite Hanscom park
pavilion; lot 10Oxl50; will divide to suit;
must sacrifice to settle estate; make offer.
Address o 80, Bee. RE-555 %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-03
Los EStadOS UlidOS
en- Colombia.
| eSarme de fuerzaS del gObier-
no
lnStruCclOneS del gObiernO de
Washington al Conan 'ante
Nc Lean.

NuevA Yor 20 de Ssptiebre Ell
Dspsrtsmento de Marina, de Was
hipgton ha recibido hoy Ell siguiente
despscho procedente del Comandan.
to Nc Lean, que 10 es del cfucero
sCincidnatis, fechado en- Colon el
20;
SLos E=tsdoE Urilos e aardan y
garantizSn ell trAfico en- tcdA 10 Ii
nea de trknsito. Hoy he permitido ell
traslado de fderzss colombianas des
de Panama Colon, y de Colon 6
PAnsmf como dos mil hombres por
ti do, que faeron previamente desAr q
mados. Los trenes cue conduieron
estAs fae,zas ibsn vigilados por in
fante,fA de marina americans, de
igual modo que los denAs pasaje
ros las armas y las municiones f1e-
ron trasladadas en- caro- aparte,
que tambien estsba custodiado por
fae'zas smericsnas, de jgual modo
qua 81 resto de L. carga>.
Esto parece indicar, y el gobier
no de Washington asi 10 considers,
que el colombiano ha aceptsdo de
buea grado el aesenvoivimiento de
Ia pol1tica q. los e stados u Unidos sc
han trs2 ado CON respecto Al farroca
rril lstmicc pero 81 propio tempo
los empleados de la L. g aci6n COLON
biana de Washi ogton, predicen que
en- @ lombia ae levantar& en6rgica
protesta por hRbarse pe1mitido ell
Comandante Mclean desarmar las
las f 1erzas gubernamentales.
D1case que 81 gobierD de Colon
1o
10 empress del ,rrocarril fstmico,
por virtud del cuai este que'& obli
ado & trasportsr faerzas armadas
del gobierno Eegun exijan las cir
eusntanciAs, y In actitua d , Mclean
se tisne p0r los colombianos, como
infraccion directa de 10 soberania de
Colon hia sobre el istmo
McLesn por ga parte, procade de
confor nidad CON las instrEccionas
que le trssmitiara aias ha ell S acre
taFio de Marins, M Moody, slt:e
las cnales hsy une cl&asula qae di.
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oposici6n los tratados existentes,
J. slenpre que no haya de intarfum
pif el tr&fco 8 provocar hostilidades
podrA ser antorizsdo. Este gobierno
tiene Que descansar en ell buen critic,
rio de /. para deeidir los asun tos,
segan 6stos Sc pre- enten de dia en-
dis.S
La Legs On de Colombia an
W sAio gton. acsbk de reciti. ell 81
guente dssps cho del sedor Salazar,
Gobernador del Dsps rtsmento de
PsuSmS
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SAgua Dalces. E ty6fco por ell f }
Trocarril cot1i ina sin interru pcion
81 interior de Colomtf> estA compe
tsments pAcjficado. Da BArras q aillx
han llegAdo hoy ri flsrzos adi:lona'
les 6 Colon. Los insurrectos estAu
convencidos de que su cAusa estA per
didR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-03
Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usados, ef
buen estado, & 20 pesos el quintal
90 vendan en- esta imprenta.
TarabiSn las csias par ellos.
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