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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
zlEGLER INDICTED.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov 14.-A special
ia the Journal from Jefferson City, Mo-,
says:
The Cole county grand jury to-day
indicted William Zeigler of New York,
president of the Royal Baking Powder
Company, for connection with alum
legislation in the Missouri assembly of
1901. The indictment against Mr.. Zeig-
Ter alleges bribery on three counts, and
states that the defendant was instru,
,,oental in securing the votes of several
state senators on the alum repeal bill
of 1901, for which Legislative Agent
d. ]. Kelly of New York, was in
dicted on three courts.
II is believed that Mr.. zeigler was
indicted upon the testimony OF Evelyn
T Baldwin, the Arctic explorer, who
has heen in close consultation with
Attorney General Crow for several
dayS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
HARDWICK is FIGHTING
THE OFFICE SELLERS.
Called on Roosevelt and Talked the
Matter Over.
By r. M. Larner

Washington, Nov. H.-Representa-
tive Hardwick, accompanied by Senator
Clay and Representative Adamson,
called at the White House to-day, and
had a short talk with the President
relative to federal patronage in Geor-
gia.
Mr.. Hardwick informed the President
that certain Republican officeholders in
Georgia make a business of trafficing
in federal patronage. He said he
knows of instances where influential
Republican offfceholders have bar
gained away their influence for per
sOnal gain.
The President displayed a keen in
terest in the subject and promised to
make an example of the offenders. Mr.
Hardwick notified the President that
he proposes to introduce a bill in Con-
gress to punish officials who engage in
office selling business. The President
made an appointment with Mr.. Hard
wick to consider the subject in detail
at an early day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
NEWS OF ATLANTA
HAPPENINGS OF A DAY IN THE
CAPITAL CITY.
PLAY IS GIVEN IN PRISON
BY A COMPANY VISITING THE IN
STITUTION.

Federal Penitentinry Mt Atlanta the
Scene of More Comedy Than is
Usually Experienced There-Pris-
Oncrs Were GratefuI-SchooI Book
Commission Proposes Tint New
Books BE Given by the Companies
for the Old Ones Now in Use.
Atlanta, Nov. IA theatrical per-
Torrance within the walls of prison
Is somewhat of a novelty, but that is
what took place yesterday afternoon
on the stage in the meeting hall of the
United States pentitentiary near this
city. The members Of the ''Peck and
His Mother-in-Law Company" a mu-
steal comedy, which has been playing
here this week, went out to the federal
prison on a sightseeing expedition,
when it was suggested that they give
a performance for the prisoners. War
den Meyer was willing and matinee
was presented by the full cast the
performance provoking much interest
and amusement, despite the lack of
scenery and costumes.
Many of the prisoners were almost
fearful in their thankful acknowledge
ment of what had been done for Them
COnvicts Instead of Money.
Wilkinson county has applied to the
Prison Commission for convicts to
work on the public roads in lieu of
it's pro rata of the proceeds from con-
Wet hire for public schools. Wilkinson
will get twelve to fifteen felony con-
victs.
Old school Books for New.
Old school books traded for the new
ones without any cost to the pupil
is what the State School Book Com
mission is trying to get now. During
the meeting of the commission to-day
all the book company representatives
about the Capitol were called into the
reception room of the State School Com
missioner's Office and after a few re-
marks by several of the commissioners,
the following circular was handed to
each agent present:
1.-THE board, not admitting, but as
Stunning, that valid objection could be
raised under the act creating the State
School Book Commission to the filing
of q supplemental proposal with the
commission touching the exchange
price of books, are you willing to waive
! the objections and file such PROPOSE
ton? If so, file your answer and sup
! plemental proposal WITH the SeCTeldIy
Of State by Monday, Nov. 16, 8 p. M,
1903."
This action of the commission was
| first suggested by Controller General
! Wright who, ever since the work of
selecting the school books began, has
been in favor of requiring the success
full publishers to trade, without cost
to the pupil, new books for old ones
now in use of the same nature as
| the new ones, that is a history for
history, an arithmetic for an arith-
metic, and so on.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
WILL OF w. L. ELKINS.
MuItf-MilIiOnaire TestatOr EndOw,
n Home for Masons' Orphans.

MuItf-Mil1iOnaire TestatOr EndOws
n Home for MasOns' Orphans.
Philadelphia, Nov. 14.-The will of
William L. Elkins, the fnancier who
died last Saturday, was filed for pro-
bate to-day. The value Of the estate
was not mentioned in the document,
the sum stated being 100000 and up
wards. The testator's fortune is es-
timated at from $25,OOO,OOO to SO,O0O,-
900.
The only bequest TO charity contained
in the will is the sum of $240, 900 to be
devoted to the erection of an institu-
ton for female orphans of Free Ma
sons upon a plot of ground devised for
the purpose The testament makes no
provision for the maintenance of the
orphanage.
The Elkins art collection is becueath-
ed TO the city of Philadelphia after
the death of the testators last heir.
The bulk of the estate goes to Mrs FL
kins' family and relatives. The larg-
est individual requests are made to
Marie Louise and FELTON, Elkins, his
grand children, who will receive ST.
600 900 each upon attaining their ma
jority. His coachmen and valet are
each bequeathed $1,000
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
A SLOOP WAS SUNK
BY THE ALBEMARLE.
Captain of the Vessel That Was Run
Down Was Drowned.

Washington, N. c., Nov. 4.-The
sloop Cassie, from Alber's Bay. Hyde
county, bound to this city with 1856
pounds of fish, when off Indian Island
last night, was run down by the Old
Dominion steamer Albermarle, which
cut her completely in two.
Capt. T. w. Midyette in charge of
the Cassie, was drowned. T. b. Sill
verstone, mate, and Peter Warner, a
passenger, were saved.
The Cassie, according to statements
from those on the Albemarle and Cas-
sic, had no lights exhibited, hence she
was not seen by the pilot on the steam
err until too late. Capt. Midyette was
at the wheel of the Cassie, and In at
tempting to cross the bow of the AL
bemarle, missed his calculation.
The Cassie was a sloop about twenty
five feet long, owned by T. B. Sill
verstone.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
WORDS OF CHRIST
roUr TO LIGHT OUT OF THE LAND
OF EGYPT.
WRITTEN UPON PAPYRUS.
sAyIOR,s SAYINGS WERE BURIED
IN SECOND CENTURY.

Discovery Made by ArchaeOlOgists.
Find Was 100 Miles South of
Coiro-"Jesus Saith" the Intro
ducttOn to the Verses-Many of
Them Are New-They Were Adj
creased TO Thomas - Variations
rrom the Gospel Have Been Noted.
London. Nov. 14.-Many hitherto
unknown savings of Jesus Christ have
baen discovered in Egypt by archaeolo-
eists. who have dug up papyri' buried
since the second century, 100 miles
south of Cairo.
Dr. Bernard P. Grenfell who has
been engaged in Egyptian excavations
since 1894, at the general meeting OF
the Egypt Exploring Fund here yes
terday. gave the following details:
Accompanied by DR.. Hunt, DR..
CrenfeI found a rich Ptolemaic Ne
cropolis at El-Hibeh. The bulk Of the
documents from one mound consisted
Of A collection of sayings of Jesus.
They are all introduced with the
words. Jesus saith" and for the most
mart are new. The ends of the lines,
unfortunately, are often obliterated.
Apparently all the sayings were adj
dressed to St. Thomas. One of the
most remarkable is, Let not him that
seeketh cease from his search until he
find. and when he finds he shall Won
der; wondering he shall reach the
kingdom, and when he reaches the
kingdom he shall have rest"
Variants observed.
DIR. GrenfeIl remarked that enormous
interest would be aroused by the dis
coveres, on account of the variations
they disclosed from accepted texts. one
variant of the mystical saying record
Ell in St. Luke, The Kingdom OF COO
is within YOU" was of great value,
as the saying in the papyrus appeared
in quite different surroundings from
those attributed to it by the evange-
list and extended far into another re-
gon
According to Dr. Grenfell, these say
ings formed the new gospel, which is
additionally associated with st.
Thomas.
An interesting variation of the gos-
pei according to st. Luke, eleventh
chapter and fifty-second verse, reads
in the papyrus:
"Ye have hidden the key of knowl-
edge, We entered not yourselves and
to them that were entering in we did
not open."
10 State of Innocence"
Another fragment contained a dis
course of Christ, closely related to
passages of the Sermon on the Mount,
and a conversation between Christ and
His disciples, in which Christ answers
question as to when His kingdom
viii be realized, saying:
When We return to the state of in
1ocence which existed before the fall"
valuable find was made in papyri.
Written in Latin, giving the text of the
Epistle to the Hebrews, and an cpl
tome of Livy's six lost books. This,
with other papyri covering the period
LO-137 3. c., threw much new and
valuable information on the history of
the world, and marked the recovery of
hitherto lost classical literature of
Egypt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
PETRIFIED MAN IN COURT.
Charged That the Alleged Pbenome-
non Was a Fake.

Charlotte, N. c., Nov. 14.-Some time
ago an alleged petrifed man was dug
UP on the farm Of Esquire A. w. Sit
ton near Hendersonville. a party Of
capitalists bought the specimen and
started out on a tour of the country
with it, under the name of the Petrified
Phenomenon Company. 1t was charged
that the petrified man was fake and
the company exhibiting him lost money.
Suit was brought against Squire Sit
ton for perpetrating fraud, and at
Asheville he was bound over to court
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
DISPATCHER TO BLAME

For the Wreck That Killed Stu
dents, Says the Coroner.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 14.-Cononer
Tutewiler rendered his verdict to-day
on the Big Four wreck, which occur
ed in this city, Oct 81. The coroner
blames B. c.. Byers, the chief train
dispatcher at Kankakee, who he says,
failed to notify the Indianapolis yard
master that the special train was COM
ing.
Sixteen people were killed in the
wreck, fifteen of whom were Purdue
students.
The verdict exonerates the crew of
the special train. The Judgment of
the Big Four officials was that this
crew was responsible for the wreck,
because the train was not under con-
troll.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
IN BRUSH WITH M0R0S.
Three Americans Killed and One
Seriously wounded.

Manila, Nov. 15.-Since the departure
of Mai. Gen. Wood for Jolo the Moros,
in the neighborhood of Lake Lanao,
have become very ugly and menacing.
At O'Clock yesterday the guard over
a boat near Mariabou. was attacked.
Three members of the Twenty-eighth
Infantry were killed. and one was Sc
riously injured. The Moros were
beaten off. The soldiers killed were:
Sergt. ]. G. Stephens of Omaha, and
Privates Frank Bowster Of Marion, o.,
and Elmer H. Burke Of Kansas city +.
Private Ferdinand Kerthley of Vero-
ma, Mo-. was wounded.
Gen. Wood, who left for Jolo Nov
9, took a number Of troops from Lanao
with him, leaving Capt. Henry A. Bar
Der Of the Twenty-eighth Infantry in
command.
Cable communication with Jolo is in
terrupted.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

New Bedford, Mass, Nov. IA spe-
cial from Fall River says:
There is talk amongst organized la
Dor in this city of making novel
proposition to the cotton manufacture
ers before the wage reduction goes
into effect. The proposition is that the
operatives shall accept the reduction
for ninety days, with the understand
ing that all the mills of New England
shall be operated four days a week.
1t is contended that this proposition
will apply a positive remedy to the ex-
traordinary conditions prevailing in the
cotton and cloth markets.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
tOUNG PLANTER KILLED
BY NEGRO FARM HAND.

Americus, Ga, Nov. 14.-At Weston.
"eoster county, this morning, Mercel-
'uS Potter, a negro farm hand, in
Y''ntiy killed Mr.. Swami, a prominent
young farmer.
ne TWO men had a disagreement over
w.t., s''lement, when Potter shot Swami
t,. .' d uouble-barreled gun, killing him
,1''"htiy Potter fled the scene, COM
T.. s towards Americas. with a posse of
h4''snant citizens in pursuit. Officers
are searching for him tonight.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
WALKER NOT GUILTY
OF CAMMER'S MURDER.

Charleston, S. c., Nov. 14.-Lawrence
Walker was acquitted in the Court of
Sessions this morning for the killing
of Julian Cammer. Walker heard that
there had been improper relations be-
tween Cammer and his wife, and, find
ing them in house in Line street. he
engaged in an alteration with Cam
mer, shooting him three times and in
flicting wounds from which Cammer
died ten days later.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
6ODY WAS FOUND WITH
TWO BRICKS ATTACHED.

Elizabeth City. N. J.. Nov 1.-THE
nsa' ol K Raynor Bell, who disap-
d,na1l from the bedside Of his sick
sgo s"'er during the night three weeks
Of Pas. "as found floating in the waters
ped tS.4 uotank river. A line was wrap
line ne around the body, and to this
two h Was attached a bag Containing
ton ks. A post norton exanina-
dlsan,saSs been ordered. Since Bells
arance his daughter has died.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
sAYRE MINING COMPANY
Has Been Formally Organized Mt
Dirmingham.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 1.-THE
savre Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany was formally organized to-day
with Robert H. Sayre of South Bethle-
ham. Pa, president. With others, Mr.
Sayre. Samuel Thomas of Catasagua,
Pa, and w. II. Sayre OF South Bethie-
THE capital stock of the corpora ton Is
5000 600 John H. Adams, district
manager Of mines Of the Republic Iron
and Steel Company, and James Weisel,
az birmingham, control 800 shares each.
IT is understood that the office of the
new company will be located In BIZ
iningham.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
CLEVELAND OUT FOR DUCKS.
Former President VIII Shoot in the
Back Bay Marshes.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 14.-Former Pres
ident Cleveland, accompanied by DIR.
Paul vanDyke Of Princeton, Andrew
d. Jones and Ernest Cuttings of Balti-
more arrived in Norfolk this morning
and left shortly afterward for the
Back Bay Cunning Club as the guests
Of Joseph Seelinger of Norfolk, presi-
dent OF the Back Bay Cunning Club.
when ] started out on this trip,
forgot politics and began to think Of
ducks" said Mr.. Cleveland.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
CLOUDS OF WAR ARE
ARE FLYING OVER.

Paris, Nov. 14-Oficial advices show
there is a distinct improvement in the
Russo-Japanese situation. 1t is I'M
derstood that the recent prolonged in
decision was due to forwarding reports
or the negotia tons for the personal
inspection of the Gear.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
More Reductions Ordered.

New Bedford, Mass, Nov IA gen.
eral reduction in the wages Of all cot
ton cloth operatives in this city was
ordered by the manufacturers to-day
The cut-down will go into effect Dec.
and will amount to practically 10 per
cent. The cloth mills here employ
about 10000 hands.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
GEORGIANS ARE IN JAIL;
STABBING Is CHARGED.
Russian Count in New Orleans the
Alleged Victim.

NussInn COunt IN NeW UFIeHhs TIC
Alleged Victim.
New Orleans, Nov. 14.-Picked up In
the street before daylight, his clothes
covered with blood, Waldemar Sorok-
oumosky, better known as Baron Won
Friesen, is in the hospital, probably
fatally wounded. He had been stab
bed twice.
Henry w. Haynes, a collector, who
says he is from Georgia, and Tim s.
Pickens, formerly of brownsville, Ga,
are in Jail. Haynes is charged with
having done the cutting.
Won Friesen is a Russian, and claims
to come of a noble family. He re-
ceives remittances weekly and is well
known in cotton circles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

Laredo, Tex, Nov. 14-The Official
yellow fever bulletin tonight is as fol-
lows: New cases. 25; deaths. /; total
cases to date sos; total deaths, So.
Conditions at Monterey are slightly
improved. The latest report shows five
deaths and fifteen new cases on Thurs
day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
round Arninnt Hunt.

Asheville, N. c., Nov. lathe suit
Of Hunt against George w. Wander
bilt for $4,000 damages for injuries al
legged to have been received during the
blasting for the Young Mems Institute
which Mr.. Vanderbilt wag building,
was decided to-day against the plain
tin. Mr.. Hunt, 1t is said, will appeal
the case.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
re1aa Merchants FaiI.

Tyler, Tex, Nov. 14.-Edwards & Ad-
ans and W. 3. Edwards, general mer-
chandise dealers, at Emory, Tex, filed
a Joint petition In bankruptcy to-day,
with liabilities Of $4,000 and assets
about the same.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

Newport, r. l., Nov. 14.-Is is under
stood here that Mr.. Oelrichs was given
charge of the affairs of Mrs. Oeirichs
and her sister in connection with the
protracted litigation over the millions
left by their father the late James
G. Fair. The extent of the authority
given to Mr. Oelrichs was a subject
of speculation here, but nothing def
mite was known.
1t was recalled that some comment
had been made in society over the
prOtracted absence from this city of
Mr. Oelrichs, though his wife has been
here every season. 1t has been under
stood that the demands of business,
in connection with the property of
which he had charge, explained the
situation.
Mrs. Oelrichs. it is understood. is
now at Hot Springs and Mrs. Van
derbilt is at her home in New
York. Ia
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
POWER OF ATTORNEY IS
TAKEN FROM 0ELRICHS.

San Francisco, Nov. IA final revo-
cation of the power of attorney which
Mrs. Theresa A. Oelrichs granted to
her husband Herman Oelrichs, on
April 81, 1897, has been filed here at
the office of the city and county at
torney at the request of Mrs. Oel-
richs.
The document is short and was exc
cuted in New York, Nov. 5, before a
commissioner OF deeds for California.
1t revokes the grant of control over
all property belonging to Mrs. Oelrichs
in this city and the state generally.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, Jr., a
sister of Mrs. Oelrichs, is also to re-
woke the power Of attorney she gave
Mr.. Oelrichs on April 81, 1897. The
document in which she revokes Oel-
richs' right to legally represent her IN
business matters on the coast has
reached San Francisco, but has not yet
been filed for record.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-02

los que FSea aa II m Ios forl~


ene aEirgaa W Sc aan
afa1 Iii na e tanssea
de IONS DOS q b ian asae1a.
nAa sa aa sAels0s
que Sd e onoas. e csc ssuas9
a III Ne naKa, s asae a
Eogaga o an les foneles a.
bea uen1. III anaa fons
de e "a egsesk Sr. hi Ienen elsF0 en los
fin d que nc Va7an 8
Re ay osvi1 0g.
g l0 denaas. aa aIgsa alaorraas 0cu-
rres lo polielaa no 0ebeK6n ax xtEa AFlo,
traahnaose como - asa de- cosas cue
n0 Ffan prevaerse 8alepg'ea'2sttzas
prop Saenke dicho,
Aunqua segu urnraeTste 90 Eecarses t8-
cii a. qua SO pacaxa de falaa de- preyi-
ei6u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-02
Illas d seo.


stase ia AfEascO j ID aue pareee,
deicelebrar laa festas pAtronaIes. con
el prcpio espaendog con que ca 0tgOs
tiempoa auaron eelebradas.
a este xsspeebo los veeinCa de aQuel
pueblo. dicen. con mucha raz6n. que
los pueblos como los indiFidnos nece-
sitan sus expansiOnes
Nos parece l6oie0. Qne los puebi0s
como los indiyidaos olviden en- 81 ver-
tiQ0 deiaa fAstaa moments anean1ente
siquiera. las arnafguraa que sufrens
cosa es digna de llanar h atenci6n de
los gobieraos
Ella giaa hay qne pasarla q traR0ss
seg6n dii0 nn hl6sofo maced6nico
NADIA, puess tiene lie extrafiO nj de
particular que nuestros pneblOs se en-
treguen fiestas expansiones. en-
donde no pasar6n Ia vida tragos. PEI
70 por Ia menOs tendr8n donde echar
una sQnsegegsa 8 eanita N aire
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-02

90 llhro lnsaIso 80 sle 80 80

ges, 81 aa oksa sil6sotoa es e0F
sFa
gon 9kin. qna 80 bin. 40 naenaa
rfa VI u sE0 u Is1, 8a de cen
vi@of nsiensr don la
sia en d boasllln. sIse Abs-
gazos aaueiaa & 81 la
con III pei0 roo, ~ nai Ela
pag0, II de ana Yerbpal0ad iEagota-
El Qiei0 GanteFO. contemplate enn
asomlsr0. 4 kraF6s de les eristaes 1ae
aumaento da aus alQa. In eHke
Apolinaa de Asaiandr0s digna aB nu
buatO griego. cuy0 enaorsiiad0 ca9ealc
Ilevaba siaTnprs aAh0g0 aos na
III aDacible dor Pablo Hodg guezs es
euohaha a0nriendo mn aenka iae
d0Chriuas &c aaueI refoE1adog De nue-
no cufIo, cue iba u aTturhar a tratl-
quila asrenidad de los antea.
Hacla muE POGO tempo que 20 ha-
bis abandonado los banc0s dai Serlls
mario, tenla nj cabexa gaEngafaa de
| IN lsE0sofia del Padre N rb0lf que er0 VI
texto aue nos habfan desi0nado loa
Jesuitas.
Llas sinpatlas que me insplraha Il le-
jandr0, u la san0re ealienAe De los vein.
te q tres amos. me fmpulsalSan 8 mp0.
yarle en- aaueIIa dia ao6lica discussion; j
eet0 di6 lugar & cue alfsuKsns de Ips ex
cuIeionistaa lcEeo que fn6 den Martin
diara cuenba & mi padre del NAL caKai.
| no en que rae habfa lnetid0. v Iii lece.
! sidad de Que me separaaen de i Alejan.
dro para que no rae pervIrtiera.
El caao fu6 que mi padre nae prohi.
bic los paseos 81 Banc0 d. Turull,
mientras cOncnrriera ellOs con suf
disolventea sermones 81 fil6aofo aut0l
de Ia Sataniada.
No Volvl mss al Baneo do TurnIl
pero, muchos ants despuEs, cuand0 vi
honbre casado, renordab8 30 Tapis
ia perturbaci6n que habla iusrodu
cido. entire aquellos paseantea vesperti
nos, sofia decirrne. endo. que Angus
toj Nicolas, Claret, Kempis y Arbolf,
eran sob6logo dc pura raza. Con aque
honbre no habfa medic alguno de com
posici6n. Viva con medic siRlo dt
adelanto & sd tempo.
lPobre Alejandroi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-02
Or. Jose CTdOKsz Gomez.

Dedicado 4 las espacialidades do Ci-
rugfa General ' 6rganos g6nito-urina-
rios.
Ofrece sus sarvici0s pr0fesIonales
Allen ST. 81. PisO segundo.
Horas de consulta. Los dias labora-
bIes.-De 2a4
Consulta gratuita para los pobres. =
Martes y s6bados de 4a5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-02
-
AVISO

Sc vende de contado s & plazos, ICON
buenas garantfas) una finca r6stica con
casa de vivienda v 16 cuerdas de pas
tos, situada en- la carretera Central, ki-
l6metro II.
Para informes dirijirse & don Carlos
HI. Blondet, Hato Rey. Rio Piedras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-02
RanaIs do NNldad

A. El dia 5 de DiciembFe pr6xiTno 4 les
de la tarde tendr6 lngar en- b casa
AZ pr6sfarnos d8 D. Baxan " Gu Allen
2S, un gran rernate de prendas de to-
aas claeez propias para FegalOg de Ma
vidad. Hay infinidad de sortiias con
briElantes ds todos fanatics y aIhaias
preeiosas. d 151
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YENTA DE IN nAO

Sc vende IN piano casI nuavo Y ste
mapnfficas vOces. p0r un preelo auEaa-
snente m6dico. En el Hotel Eatrallas
calls Tetu6n esquina & Tanca infor-
YuRr6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-02
PARA COHDUCIR GARGAs

Sc vende un magnifico CARO- ameri-
cano con sopandas, propio para con
ducir frutas, capa2 para 40 quintales
dc peso, con cubierta v cortinas late
rales, Llantas de acero Y freno. etc,
on perfeeto estado de conservation.
Para informes Ell Administrator de
este neri6dicn.