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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
LAND FOR SALE.

Forty acre tract of land fronting on st.
I.ucie river, about mile and a halt from
Jensen station. Particularly we'll adapted
to growing pines. Some Improvements
on the place. Fronts on the county road
ON the north. For further information
and price, address Lock Box p Tins
vile, Fla.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.

About IS acres of good high land on
the east or ocean side of the Indian river
at the Narrows, described as follows: Lot
No. 8, section 80, also lot No. 3, section
80, in township 81 south, range 80 east.
This land is unimproved but finely To-
Gated. For further particulars address
E. NJ. Low,
Brockton, Mass.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.

| will be at the following places for the pur-
pose of assessing taxes for the year 1902:
Titusville-Monday, April 18th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS April 18th.
Haulover-Friday, April 18th.
Canaveral-Tuesday. April 22d
J. F. WOOTEN
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
FOR SALE.

A Drug Store in one of the best cities in
S c., or will rent the storeroom with fur
niture and fixtures. Fine opportunity
for doctor or druggist. Address AMOS
GLADSTONE, Tampa, Fla.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
WANTED TO LEASE.

\ small hotel anywhere on east coast or
Indian river. Rent must be moderate
Address l.. G, care of STAR office.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
TO RENT.

Two Fish Houses on dock at Fort
Pierce. Enquire of p. Z. COBB.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
DRAYIN0.

All kinds of hauling and draying al
tended to promptly. ! meet all trains.
Stove wood for sale.
A HADIEy Titnsvilla
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11

Marine AID Stationary Gas Engines.
Guaranteed AGENCY, Roseland, Florida.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
To RENT.

Two Fish Houses on dock at Fort
Pierce. Enquire of z. Z. COBB.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
BEAN CRATES.

Just received by Bond Lumber Co
They will ill your orders promptly.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11
THE FINEST HOUSE

Is that built with lumber furnished by
Bond Lumber Co., ntusville, Fla. Let
~ ~, r.ill your order.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-04-11

Prunes, 8 cents per pound at the
White Store. w. J. Crawford
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
ia la uni6n!.

La patriA necesita que en- sus
cAmpif1as que hacen tan pr6digas
los raYos del sol tropical, que en- sus
ciudades, en- sus bArrios, en- sns pin
torescos pueblos, la unior. cua' an
torcha que alumbrA al perolio Via
iero. sea nm hecho brevemente.
Ell pals esquilmsdo lleno de po
breza cansado va de las desastro-
sAs contiendas politicas, IL pide.
La union, cual faro que en- os
cura noche ilumina al barco perc 10
en- lA imensidad de las olas, ser&
sAlvAcion de nuestra querida patri ]
El faptasma de 10 absorci6n, IL
AmericanizAci6n que 70 reAliEa, pero
no por para los puertorriquef1os
como diio el ilnstrAdo propsgandis'
tn MAtienzo Cintr6p, ell descr edito
de nuestra hermoSs y desventu1, d :
pAtriA ocat lnado por las injurlas
de los pArtidos politicos miIltantes
que Sc insultAn y se desprestjgl sn
mLtuamente; el estado financiero de
nuestro comercio y nuestra industria
que necesits de un eficaz apoyospArs
no caer en- ell no ser, exigen 10 union.
iQue hermos& idea! iQle ira
blio hermoso unir todos los puer'
torriq n )s!
Los que ahora Sc mirkn como
mortales enemigos, los CUE desde
las Columns de sus respectivos Pc
r.6iicos Sc desacreditAn; sin com
prender; incensAtos! que desacredi' =
tan & su patria, que pagan & msnos
mercenariAs para impcner las ideas
por 10 rszon de 10 fueIzs, los que
pudiendc; por tensr en- sus mAnos
las riendas del gobierno hacer 10 fe-
licid&d de este ptis, no han hecho
sino proporcionArle dias de Into, y
de dolor, los que solo aspiran lie
gar & las esferAs gubernamentAles
para trAbai&r en- bien de sus parti-
dos esos culpables de ruestras
desdichas deben deponer sus miras
person ales, su orgullo, y unirse to-
dos en- apr retAdo hSs, para trAbajar
no por ell encumbrAm iento de 6sta
6 AQuella personAlidad, sino por el
bien estar de In patris; trAtar de su'
bir nj gobierno para dictar leyes pro-
teccionistas para nuestro comercio,
trabajar porque en- los mercados ex.
trAp eros sean bien Acojidos nues-
tros productos, hacer crecer To- in
dustriA, propAg&r la ensef1AnzR, y
hAcer en- fin, le felicidad de In patria.
No dudamos que todos los puerto
rriquef1os AmAntes del ordep, que to-
dos los patriotas que se desviven por
10 fslicidAd del terruf1o, que todos
squellos que AmAn IL justicia, 10 equi
dad, que Aborrecen el esc&ndalo, 10
iniusticis los amS nos po fticos, que
vierten l&grimas Al YER las desdi-
chAs de Ia patria, y siente n en- su
corAxon sus heridAs, esos que STEM
pre- Sc han mostrAdo :Altivos y er6r'
gicos paratrAbAjar por 10 ger erSl
prosperidad, vendran & Alistarse' &
10 sombra de In bAndera de La Union
Paertorriquef1G Americana para
convencer esos polfticos que nos
desprestigian ante Ell mundo quito.
EspaTJ0ao Ramirez
MAyagaez.
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IA CRRgSP0AOENCA" DE PURRTO DE- SETIgMBRg u 1909
information.

A petici6n del C6nsul de Espa
f1a en- Nueva York, In sido detenldc
ell e1bdito espaf1ol BAsi 10 Nuans,
que acAbs de llegar & aGuel puerto
en- Ell TrssatlAptico frances 1atrdsae;
se solicitar& la extrad' ci6p como REQ
de parricidio comesido en- San Sebas'
tizn.
Atrit dyese al P e-idente Roose
ve1t II fras e de que primero Sc que
dsr& sin ser reelecto que permitir
que Cuba CO iga en- In miseria y 'en ls
an&rqufa.
E1 Dinamarca 81 Gobierno gar6
las elecciones.
La mayorfa es favorable & 10
venta de las AntillRs.
o*o
Segdn ell sHeralds, ell Gobierno
de los Estados Unidos no Sc opon'
drk 81 empr r6etito cubano.
De Was ehirgton dicen al eJour
pal Of G. mmerces QUE se considera
ba excessive el empire tito de Caba.
pues pocos E tados de Ia Un ION po'
drfan emitir & ID par 40 millones de
pesos +
Sc prev6e ademzs, que en- case
de arexi6n, les e tados Ubidos ten :
d1fsn Que cArgar con esa deuda.
o*O
El principe o ,olen XII, &c berns
dor ID Ksrkr W, Rnsia, ha tido vfcti'
ma de un atentado.
Paseando en- ku corhe un indivi'
duo le dis ps 6 "uatrO 'ircs, caus&n
dole una ligsra herida en- el cuello
Tambi6n resul'o herido en- un
pie ell iefe de policfs.
El autor he sido detenido, perc
SO ignora ell nomb1e.
90
Sc ha Col t>do Ia hus!gA de los
fogoneros msquinistas del ferro'
carril elevAdo de N eva York.
o*o
EI Congreso de Chile ratifi c6 los
trataoos con In Argentina respecto
del arbitrsje y de les armament0s.
90
Eu IL peninsula de Corea cuatro
provir GAS So han g oelado contra
los extrAnieaos.
90
El cap;t.n Hutton, ex empleado
de ODras pd ollcas en- la Habana, en-
una sinterviews celebrada con el SIN
ha dicho que los capitalists de Cuoa
est2n uoAnimemen5e 10 Ell favor de la
anexion, y te nen dscirlo para ev sar
disturbios de ls gente violenta CAPT
taneada por algor 0. po. 1ticos.
o*o
De Louisville, Est&do de Ksn'
lucky, disen al sE ,ening Pusts que,
segdn el senior G, Caste .lanos, veci.
no de 10 Habana, ests es 10 OCCASION
de que los Estados Unid> Sc ant ken
& Cuoa, pues Ia islA Sc halla muy po'
bre.
Agrega dicho sefior que, pasado
alg1n Jlempo, el az1 ;ar cubAno serG
vendido Europa, y que entor es
nadie querr& 10 anexlon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
LARES.'
Velada l1rico-dramatica

El Sr Manue' Cuet ha tenido
ID atent ion de invitarnos para la We.
ladA lfrico dram&tica que celebrar&n
an Lsres ell de los corrie1 AZ, los
slumnos del Coleg'o Hispano Aneri.
cano.
A iuzgsr por Ell programs, que
tambien hem % recibido, ell re-
sultsr& espl6ndido Sc pondI In en-
esoena 10 chistosa comedia america
no sDespues de la lluvia el sols y la
piezs trAgica eLfneas paralelss,. Ell
coro de segadore (del Rey que rs-
bi6) y el de eLos Marineritos. (de In
Gran Vis) tomando pA-ts 81 de
sempefo de es t ,s obritas los nif1os
MArieta Blanes, Marfs Alcover, Al
relic B srnal, Sar tos Viscssillas. Pc.
dro y Nj ,olks Iturregui, Juan Mar
quez y jose Co |, sort s&ndose entire
Of espet .dores una libra esterlins.
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oU,EN TlE>E LA cuLpA?

.VOsLtS I IL >kI LA WILL ~
FL mun,lo estl Ilenp de enferme-
idas y. dolores. /; Quien tiene la
a:pa2 Todo 81 mundo; por con-
gniente 4 menudo la falta es de
los Mismos, Pero la question a.
remiante es h que Sc ha de ha-
r. como Sc ha de aliviar como
'r.r. iQue serla dc nosotros 81 no
cicontraran medios para comba-
IA enfernedad Naturalmente,
lfermedad nos destrozaria y el
- qucslurla despoblado. Hasta
aprendamos la manera de evil
las intermediates, tenemos que
;<?ecrr que poseenos los medios
ahatirlas y curarlas despues dc
;staca,los, cuaudo, Il semejanza
- salyaic con SUI hacha levan-
/, Sc prescnta 4 quitarnos Ia Vi
Especial;nente necesitamos I'm
-tamiento SECURE y violento para
IS afecciones que Sc han hecho
liyersa!cs, QUO Sc presentan en- ca
a pals Y china, y que desolan 4 la
r.bre hu'nandad en- todas las es-
clones dri ano. Nos referimos
les afercioncs como Clorosis, Res
rlos, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afeccio-
. Ia Glrganta y Pulmones, asf
qie especialmente afectan
~; ;jervs Y ni1os. Para estas, la
REP sRAC!GN De WAMPOLE
proxima un verdadero especi-
,..as que cu~iquier remedio que
slio]a So ha descuberto por
''o;a Is tn sabrosa co:Ho la
/ eone:e1c los principles nu-
.vos V c;iratvos del Aceite de
Z do De B.,caIao Puro, combina-
IS con Jar;ebe de Hipofosftos Com
aas'o o, Extractos~de Malta Y Cerezo
'Testre. Cast Sc puede decir, que
10 misma vida Incorporate en-
solo ar iculo elaborado por In
,n~tria humana. GEL Sr. DR.. Luis
ri ,ba, dc Habana, dice: lie usa-
!A Preparation de Wampole y
20 ha dado excclentes resultados,
;rticularmeEte en- los nii1os y ell
5 mai ecs en- ell eatado de gesta-
.5n 8 Ia laetancia. Es por 10 tam
to una t.lesiicina que no dudo reco-
mcndarla efcazmentn." Cada d6sis
es efes:tiva. 6 Nalie sufre nm de-
<engano con esta. En- las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
De Sociedad.
oRIGINALIDADES.

Por un distinguido grupo de Sc.
f1oritAs de SAnturce Sc hR tornado ell
Acuerdo, muy original por cierto,
de lamar con nombres de flores 6
sus conocidos y amigos, fernando
Asf nm rAmillete cuya designation
solo conocen las interesadas.
Asf es de YER, un triguef1o la
marie jozmtn "a m rubio 0ma0po1o
cuando 10 menos que tenemos los del
sexo feo es ser jazmines nj omapo.
bQS
Nos place ell acuerdo aunque nos
lamen cana fistulA higuereta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
San Juan PR. Stbre. 10 1902.

San Juan p. r. Stbre. 10 1902.
Distinguido compAf1ero: desde
hace mucho tempo 10 necesidad de
10 Union Meal - vi sne acentu&ndose
en- Pto.Rico, siendo por to los Ia CO
legas de 10 Isla resonoclda su utili.
dad y cOnveniencia.
En- Ia 6poca en- que nos encon :
trAmos, urge dar forma real al pen.
samiento de association nitido ex-
presamente por vali )s compAferos,
en- 10 Prensa, esperanto de una pro.
xima reunion 6 AsambleA, positivos
benefcios para la clase me iica, que
cada dia sc We sorprendlda 70: nue..
vas y tristes impresiones. de todos
conocidas.
La fundaci6n del Institute Me.
dico Puertorriquef1o, Sc impone, no
solo para fines ci ,ntff ;os, 81 que tam
bieD ecoI6micos; yno dudamos que
acudira con SD presenc1a & 10 Asam
blea que habrA de verifisarse en- San
Juan el oia q de Septiem IRE, e.pss
ranao de I'd. sus conseius 8 ideas o.
III la mejor orgal izacion de 10 sufri
d. clase medica de Pto Ri:o.
Respetuos amentes
DR.. M. Qaevedo BA.z DIR RI.
fael Velez Lopez Dr.. 10 6 N Car
bonell. DR.. F. Vizcarroueo Co o.
nado. DR.. Jose Ma ca DR.. r.
Ruiz ArnAu, DR. M Ramirez.
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Ma]fSima impression
en- ESpala.

Madrid Ago to 81 La negative
del gobierno de los e, tados U lidos
& IL solicitud de espAf1ol, para que
ee le permit sra recur erar los cs d y
nes modernos emplszado, en 1 1913
en- las bAte1f d. 10 Habana, ha pro
ducido malfsima impression en- tedA
In Monarqofs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
Law suit killer.

e. que suscribe h&' alberto de
nuevo su Centric de consultas y comi-
stones, dedickndose Q pecialmente &
los arreglos y arbitrages. San Frar.
cisco 81. Apartado A Telegra.
fo-B.ancosa. Julian E B anco.
q 16
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
Union m6diCa.

Hemos recibido 10 circular que
& continuation reproducimos. Trk
tase de 10 union meaicA, y creemcs
que los interesados sabr&n dar Gina
I'll levautado pensamiento que Sc
refieren los firmal IS.
He aquf 10 circular:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
SE AUSENTAN.

Con- pena damos Ia noticiS pues
pena y grAnde ha de caussr en- estos
buenos cfrculos Ia &usencia de tan
bellss y distir guidas d&mAs.
En- ell vHpor que sale para Nue.
Va Yo k 81 dfA 16 de los corrientes
van & Ia gran metropoli americana !,
las sef1oritAs Carmen Sksrret, Cruz
Carmen y CArlotita MAtienzo, Car
men Lopez zArate y Gloria Fernan.
dez.
Muchos amigos y muchas sim.
pAtiAs tienen en- San Juan las spre
CABLES viajerRs y asf, han de dejar
entire nosotros recuerdo dificil de
borrAr.
AL desearle dichoso yiSie one
eucuentren en- ID region del cont
nente los encantos que dejAn en- Ia
peque ia isls, hAcemos votos poroue
pronto tergamos el placer de verle 8
retornar aI hogar que les esperA
siempre placentero.
HAstR luego.
SEMpER.-
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c6pis de fotogrs exaeta del fmoso
onocdo House.
Ia Wight crsl ud dursne mucho ten 5esiaenc f.vo
Irgaerra En- este pasco Relns Victor
de vida 1 fre donde mnr6 ~ era proposed
Sc de
admirable
lugar eei6cado hasa ell
acepo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
GARNET DE BoDAS.

B Jrdando su russeou vemos 6 Ia
bellf ina trigue1A del Riopedren 10
lar que en- SGnturce SO encuent,a
pssAndo corta temporAda y para Ia q.
muy pronto Sc Abrir& el dich SO
hcgAr que promote eterna dichA
Hermosa y buenR, dar& q ven.
turA Al afortunado gAl&n, pues aque-
los ojos preciosos y esplendidas ga
las muestrAs inequfvocas son de su
gran valer.
Reiteramos nuestra felicitacion
III presunto c6nyuge.
Sc hAbla tambien de dos bodas
mas, no leiSna fecha, y cuyos COM
promises quedaron formalizAdos en-
In Ultima fiesta celebrada en- San.
turce.
J6venes y bell&s las dos elegidas
deGeamos veAn cumplidas sus aspi-
rAciones, yA que mas felices que
otros que ven las suyss tronchAdAs is
al nAcer, pueden reAlizAr sus suefos
de amor.
Que la agorerA nube de contra
rio destino no apague Ell fulgor de
las encendidas Antorchas de pr6xima
felicidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-03
COCHE DIARIO
Zen comblnacion
entire San Juan y Ponce.

Desle da sepmbre empezara prestar ecios al
p1bl Ponce,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
MAY ENCAMP
ON STS|MON
COMPANIES OF THE FOURTH FA-
VoR The PLACE FOR EN-
CAMPMENT.
Efforts viii Be Made to Get Them
To Come to Island This
Summer.

1t Is probable that the Fourth Geor-
gia regiment VIII have their. encamp-
ment on st Simon this summer.
For some time past COL. Wooten of
Albany, has been in communication
with Brunswick people in reference to
the encampment. and it is understood
that he will meet with some of them
next week, when the Brunswick mill
tary visits Albany.
1t is understood that Col. Wooten
has already asked most of the com
panie5 in mis- regiment and they all
prefer st. Simon for the place of en-
campment, The state will not pay for
the encampment of the different regi-
ments this year and the different com
panies will have to defray the ex-
penses. 1t is learned that the regi-
ment 10 willing to come to ST. Simon
Il the people of Brunswick will assist
chem little, which they would no
doubt do to obtain the eneampment.
AZ it would mean much Tor our mer-
chants and others.
The Fourth Georgia regiment is
made up of companies from Albany,
Waycross, Thomasville, ,Valdoata.
Qultman, Americus and other cities,
mostly in south Georgia. All of the
companies nave visited Brunswick and
st. Simon on different occasions anu
nave many friends mere who would
ike to see them select st. Simon as
he place for their encampment this
summer.
AS to the aid that they will ask
it will be in the way of helping them
secure ana ship the tents to st. 81
uon, etc, and our people would no
ioubt lend the regiment all the aid
possible.
For many years the Brunswick
aifemen were members o. the Fourth
Georgia regiment, but alCer the Span
sn-American war, when the regiments
were all made up again the Brunswick
company was placed in the First reg
iment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
WaynesviIle Notes.

Waynesyille, Ga, April 14-SchooI
Commissioner Connor spent few
days here last week in the interest
Of the public schools. The people @.
Waynesyille expect to erect neat
little school house within the next
few weeks.
Mr.. Jasper Highsmith continues
dangerously i'll.
Miss Bessie Hall, Of Gainesville.
Fla, who is visiting Mrs. j. A. Ward,
Of Bladen, and Miss Lily Paine. was
here with friends last week.
Judge Sam Atkinson visited friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. d. b. Sweat, the well known
newspaper man of Waycross, was
shaking hands with his many Waynes-
vile friends Monday.
Mr.. James Smith, Of Liberty Guy,
spent several days here during the
week
Mrs. Robert Dalglsh will leave in
a few days for the north to spend the
summer with relativ..,.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
WILL PUT ON
ANOTHER SHIP
MALLORY LINE WILL SHORTLY
HAVE TWO STEAMERS WEEK.
LY TOUCHING BRUNSWICK.
New Ship viii Go to Mobile, Stopping
at This Port on Each
Trip.

Within the next few weeks the NAL
Tory Steamship company will put on
another steamer between New York,
Mobile and Brunswick. This new
steamer will leave New York weekly
for Mobile and win touch Brunswick
both on the way to Mobile and on tne
return trip to New York.
Tni- additional snip will in no way,
interfere with the regular weekly ship
Of the Mallory line which now runs
between New \otk aJ.d Brunswick,
but the other ship is put on to meet
ahe increasing patronage they are re
ceiving at this port.
The business OF tha Mallory peo-
pie at this place has grown wonderful
" during the past few months and
t was seen thal the one ship was
unable to handle the business, there
lore this extra ship. While there may
not at present be enough business
for two ships weekly between Bruins
wick and New York the managers de-
cided to run the ship on to Mobile
each week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
LIFE ENDED BY PISTOL BALL
Dr.. r O. cotter, Prominent Citizen of
GAINESVILLE, Meets Untimley End.

Dr. r o. cotter, Prominent Citizen of
GAINESVILLE, Meets Untimley End.
Barnesyille. Ca, April 14.-Dr. r. o
cotter, a prominent specialist. well
Known in Georgia, died suddenly here
his morning at the Powell home, the
victim Of an accident which produced
sudden death.
Some time after breakfast about II
o'clock, Mrs. Cotter heard an unusual
noise in room across the hall from
ler room and Immediately went to as
certain what it was. She was shocked
10 find her husband lying on the floor
ace down, in a pool of blood and his
pistol lying by his side She called
'or assistance and summoned the fam.
ly Physician, who responded PROMPT
y. Tne body was cold in death. and
he pistol shot and death were prac-
is the opinion OF the physicio~ that
Iicaiiy simultaneous. The ball enter
"a the head on the right side Just
NNN Stl anu came out on the
eft side just above the ear, penetrat.
ng tne brain.
All evidence pointed to an accident
or. Cotter had just been talking with
ais wife and Mrs. Powell in a room
across the hall. He was in splendid
spirits and had as his guest MS broth
er, Mr. }. II. Cotter, OF LAGRANGE
who has been here since Friday on a
visit. DR.. Cotter went to his dress-
ng room about 10:45 O'Clock, and was
evidently cleaning his pistol. There
was chair in the middle of the small
room near small table, on which
we're found oil and chamois skin. How
me accident occurred nobody will ever
know there was no cause for sui
;lde, as the doctor was a man of
means and was in fairly good health.
much better than several years ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
AGED MAN KILLED BY TRAIN
Body of C. B. Baston Found Lying on
Central Track.

)ouJ VI ~ IL O0oAOH r OuHQ Lying on
Central Track.
Augusta, Ga, Aprh 14.-The incom-
ing train from Millen on the Central
If Georgia railway today discovered
The dead body of c. b. Baston lying
by the track near Bennets mill, about
Is miles from Augusta.
Mr.. Baston was the father of Po-
iiceman Thomas Baston. of this city,
and lived on farm near where he
vas killed. 1t was his custom to meet
the morning train out from Augusta
every day in order to get the news
paper. which was thrown off the train
TO him.
1t is supposed that he must have
been on or too near the, track this
morning. though ne was not seen.
and was struck in the back and killed.
The accident was unknown to any
body on the outbound train. however,
md it was not until the train was on
the return trip from Millen several
hours later that his body was discov-
sred. He was about 20 years old
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
DEMOCRATS DIVIDED
ON CUBAN QUESTION

duction. Whatever else the democrat
ic party has been, it has been consist
ent in its attitude in favor of tariff
reduction. Sometimes there have been
decided differences of opinion as to
what was the best method to secure
such reduction, but all have agreed
that reduction was necessary and was
cardinal principle of democratic
faith. Now, we are confronted by a
brief proposition to reduce the tariff
and it backed by sentimental de
mand on the part of the people of this
country that something be done for
Cuba
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
TO ARRANGE FOR THE SOCIAL
sIks' Committee Will Hold a Meeting
This Morning.

EIks' Committee viii Hold a Meeting
This Morning.
The committee from the Brunswick
lodgs of Elks who are in charge of the
social will meet this morning, fix the
date and complete all other arrange
ments for the occasion.
The entertainment is being looked
forward to with much pleasure by
the Elks and their friends. A very
interesting program is being arranged
and a good time generally is prom.
ised all who attend. It is probable
hat the committee will decide to give
the social on next Friday night. 1t Is
not known where the entertainment
will be given The Elks' nall is too
small, and both Tie mAitary com
panies are using their armories night
ly this week. This will also be de-
cided at the meeting today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-15
NAVAL STORES OPERATORS.
The sub-Association Holds Call SEES.
sion in Tifton.

The sub-Aesooiation Holds Call ses-
sion in Tifton.
Triton, Ca, april l4.-Ihe sub-as-
sociation of the naval stores operators
net in a called session yesterday af-
ternoon at Hotel Sadie, with S. M.
Clyatt in ,-le chair. The meeting was
tull of interest, and the turpentine
men are sticking closer together than
ever.
An address was delivered by John
.. Powell, of Jacksonville, Fla, which
proved to be of valuable information
20 the operators. He has recently
made a tour OF Florida and reports
ne turpentine business in that state
rs fiourishing.
w. w. Timmons was secretary Of
he meeting. About twenty-five mem
)ers were present Among the visit
tors were ]. H. Myers and S. F. Floyd
)f the Downing company.
The executive committee of the as
ISOLATION will meet at the DeSoto ho-
eel, Savannah, on April %.
The Triton sub-association is one
Of the strongest in the state. It's
members are adhering strictly to the
-dles, and are determined to make
their association second to none in
me organization