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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31

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Una epidemia
de ViruelaS
sc presenta amenazadora
en- Santo Domingo
La guerra 1mpide alli las
precauc1ones y la fire.
cuenc1a de relac1ones
con esta 1sla, imp onen
aqui serias medidas.

Seg6n vemcs en- 10 prsnsa domi'
nicsna, se declare en- Maeoris, en-
los p imeros dias del presente mes,
nm case de viruela msligna. Las
medidas sanitArias allf aaoptadas
parece que no faeron 10 er6rgicAs y
edeaees que debieron ser, y 10 prem.
81 censur6 el proceder de aquellas
autoridades, llamando la atenci6n
de elias acerca de que debfa establs.
cersa snseguida Gordon sanitario en-.
tte San Pedro de Macoris y To- Ca
pital de Santo Domingo.
Como sc sabe que en- 10 vecina ID.
To-, con motive de 10 gaerra, ha sido
precise hasta proceaer 10 erema-
ci6n de eadkveres, por no ser posi-.
BILE dar sepultura todos los indivi.
duos muertos en- exmpaf1s, por el
crecido ndmsro de eatos y las espe.
ciales circunst .ncias de ESQ eontisn.
da en- 10 capital; NADIA tiene de OK :.
traf1o que 10 viruela se extienda por
al 1 r4pidamenta.
Es de Greer que squf se adopten
las nscesariss preca uciones en- 10
que sfeets & 10 comunicaei6n eoa la
indicaaa Republics, ~ que aunque
en- varias poblaciones han ocurrido
cRaos de vsrice,a, tanto empef1o 80
demuestra en- 10 vaeunaci6n.
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Votaci6n plebiscitaria
DE
"LA CORRESPONDENCE"

edid6 de decamos
pebito los cor
6 ebta medic de cua manlheen hore-
guerra aendo los derecho yountad De
eanues
g TERRITORIO DE LA UNION NORIn-A NJ EhICANHA.
federation ptoquenos son
los ados omdo
2E TNDEPENDENCIA. oeso Estado Undos deoara
enreg s a 'oa
a soncon dehnlnv~
ell
nona
w "s
souon
4 COLONIAL RI tatuoquo con mas nenos varan 1n 10
discriminate nj De a@c"0
5s CONFEDERATION ANTILIANA. ReOonoida
confederation anulas Souon oefniiva
nyencdos muo intes
las
Waldo u
por
nc pertnenesy razonabe
POo 6 Allen Street San RI donde mara
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Una ley que debe
CumpllrSe con Su
cuenta y raz6n

Per venier un eigarro nm min :,
fse multado aver mn expendedor dc
los que tienen puastes su las efqai
mas de est& ciuxad.
Dentro de 10 ley escrita, 10 multa
90 juats, pero esta ley Sc parece
mucho 6 otras impuestas & este
pueblo.
A una persona caa' q aiera que ten.
ga an sirvisnts de poca edad y la
ocurra mandar 6 buscar con 81 tn.
baeos, cigarrillos 8 vino no ss le
vende.& Ell artfculo porque Ell ven.
dedor seT6 multado por el primer
policfa que Sc apsreiba. El depen
diente 6 due d del Establishment to,
distraido en- su faena no se fiia en-
clio y cae en- fslta, y es multado.
Un policfs que tavisra 10 inten-
ci6n de molestar comereiante de.
terminate. cole II al primer ch'qai-
llo que en- 10 Gale encontr6ra y en-.
6ndolo 6 eomprar nm cigarro, 10
pondrfs & aqu6l facilmente bsio ell
peso de IL ley.
Esta es una de tantas leyes svo
tAdas por ell gobiernc. de Puerto
Rico, que no estkn de &cuerdo con
10 manera de ser de este pals.
No co Mimic el detalle en- que aquf
nos fjamos. No, ss grave bsjo
otros aspectos.
Els IN hecho probado que de Gin
60 amos & esta parte. la criminaliaad
ha aumentado en- 10 isla de una ma.
nera extraorainAris.
lEs que este pueblo ss corrompe
8 son las leyeg las que 10 presentan
como corrompido?
Nos atreveriamos afrmar que
SON 6stas.
La primera eondiei6n del legisla
dor 'honyad0, es conocer las &C stun
bres de nm pueblo para dietar leyes
en- consonaneia.
lHay que remover esas coatum.
bresl Paes debe ir ID ley despla.
z4nd0las lentaments. aNo SON ma.
las costumbrea? Pues no debe hx-
bsr ley que los contraries. Solo en-
may limltados easos 10 ley debe rom
per con violeucia CON las costum.
bres.
Las restricciones exsgeraAas, en-
vez de servir de freno, tanto opri
men, que hacen estsll y fAvorscen
los pasiCnes.
Hoy en- nuestro c6digo criminal
sxlsten tantAs restriccionss y con-
tradiciones que llegan nj fafculo.
Un notable hombrs> >ptblico, letra
do competents, en- ana co, fsrencis
que di6 en- el Alter 90 de San Jaan
alas -antes de votarse las primsras
leyes del c6Ngo de sMontana. co.
mo todo el mundo le llama eqaf,
die: sSi votais esas leyes tai CO.
mo est&n hechas, cs llamal6 n6cios
y menteeatos.s
A los qse votaron esas leyss. se
les hAbr& llamaao, ain duda por
aquel orador sn6cios mentaeatos..
pero Ell pals puertorriquef1o, que
auma uD millol de habitantes, sufre
las eonseeuencias de la impos' ci6n
de los de esrriba. y de Is snet Q Lad.
de los de absjo.
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Remate de prendaS

Esp'endido remata de prsndas pre-.
ciosss ell dia 30 del actu 81, 6 las dos
de la tarde, en- L. casa de pre- stamos
de J B zkn O.. Fortaleza %.
La casa sigua hacienda sus ope'
rAciones.
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A los NOtarlOS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
en- colores se hacsn 10 6rasn en-
LA CORRESPONDENOIA
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El PreSidente Roosevelt
PAsEAY Sc DIvI ERTE
en- Ell ParQue de Yellowstone
Sc entretiene pescando y
corriendo en- trlneos
[De maestro corresponsaSl

Nueva Y TX, IL de Abril -Dicen
los dierios de hoy que el Presidente
ha hecho una spsricion en- Yellow :
atone, y que ne encuentra en- exec.
lente conoici6n de euerpo y esplritu.
Mr.. Roosevelt ha dicho que 80 tenn
poral reelusi6n en- 10 reserva de Ye-
Tic Wstone le ha proporcionaao sa'
tis isfAcciones en- mayor nhmero de 10
que esperaba.
MIR. Roosevelt, acompaf1 ado del
Comandante Pitcher, superintendent.
te del Parque, vino & reunirse CON
Mr.. Loeb, ga Seeretsrio. empleando
buens pArts del aia de aver en- asun'
tos de indole Official.
Mr.. L.eb, despu6s de terminals
sus labores oficialss, di6 les siguien'
ten noticias los reporters que le
esperaban on Cinnebsr:
HEl Coman&apte Pitcher me dijo
que ell Presidents y 90 comitiva aeSs
ban de regresAr de una excursion q
eaballo ssqua duY6 ocho dias. por 10
parte norte del extenso parque. Los
exeursionistas eran: el Presidente,
ell Comand&nte Pitcher, Mr.. John
Burroughs (celebraao nAturalists),
an ssistente, los ex ploradores y por
& .timo los paones que conauclAn. en-
mulas, 10 inpedime7st0. Toaos nan
regresado en- buenA sa!ud, no ha-
biendo ocurtido accidente alguno."
Sal entrar en- el pRrque. Ell Pre-
siaente dijo Mr.. Pitcher que bs1o
ningdn concepto dispararfa nm solo
tiro, y en- efecto, no ha tiaido MIN
guna de sus armas de GAIA. Mr..
Roosevelt ha pasAdo el tempo pes.
cAndo y estudiande las bellezAs ma
turales del TerriJOrio.
s'El Presiaente saldr& maf1ana pa
rs ell inferior del parque, proponiea'
dose visitAr los sgeisserss y til vez
las cAtArAtRs del Yellow stone. Via
iarAu en- trineos, & cAbAllo, 8 & pie,
segdu 10 exi:sn 6 permitan las con-
diclones especiales del terreno."
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eESAjEsca
Un case OCurridO
en- Buffalo
que hace pensar en- Ell deter
mfniSmO criminal
mira como mato ese chico, -diio
Nowack, v 10 mato

Bpff Alo, 18 de Abril. Del cuartsl
de Poliefa de estA ciudad ha salido
una orden general para proceder 6
la de snci6n de an tai John Nova k,
muchscho aobre quien reeAen sospe.
chas de hAber dado muerte aver & su
compaf1ero llAmado Lorenzo Dstsj.
Csa X.
Psrecs que el nif1o, acomps f1ado
de su hermanita, estsba en- el portal
do su cRsa observAndo como otros
muehachos tiraban p;edrss 6 nm pos.
to de te'egrs fos. La nina declara
que uno de los del grupo spunt6 una
escopeta que tenfa con direction & SD
hermano, aiciendo: sVed como ma
to & esa chico.s
Dispar6 inmediAtsmente y el Lo-
renzo cAy6 muerto en- el acto. Al.
gunos individuos que presencisron
ei acto, dicen que el disparo fac pu'
rAmente casual.
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CHINAS

B1nnin Armstrong y Go. 554 caias
y 112 bsrriles. e M ring ane, 81
caj&s y 1914 h&rriles. Viuds de Ge
rorssy o.. 993 c. II. Felici y Co.
1873 csjas. Nlevas y Go. 49l caias.
F itza Lu adt y CO. II barriles. Pom.
re F .ait Co 258 csias y IS barriles
r. valiant 104 cajss.
e. vspor <MsracAibos llev6 para
Nneva York las & timss existeneias .
del eosecho actual, que ha termi.
made.
e caltivo de esta fruta Aumenta
considerablements en- el pals, y si.
que siendo preferids { 10 de otros
mereados.
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EL CRIMEN De la
carretera de Anasco

El dia % se vera sn ell Tribunal
de Distrito de Msysgtlez Oh juicio
por ell liamsdo scrimen de 10 carre.
teTa de Af1asco.p
ET sstA la seguuda vez que los
procesa{os por O. hacho 90 senta.
ran en- q bsrquillr.
Mucho hAblo la prsnsa dc Id isla
aesrca de ese crimen. Ahora que
van ser naevAmente iuzgsdos los
hombres sobre auienes pesan aeusa.
clones terribles, desearnos one 10
justicia. libre de preiuicios y apasio-
namientos, sepa d d'stinguir 6 los ino.
centes, si los hay, de los culpables.
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6 r a N S A s TR ERlA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. %.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa cientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asf mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y De colores. Ca
misas> especiales y EXCLUSIVES para
Frak y Smokin y otros artfculos
para cahaHeros.
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EnVenenamientO de
I'D eX-mllIOnariO
en- la Habana
Tn anc1ano trata de qui tar
SO la vida ingiriendo
gran eantidad de fos-
foro industrial.

Habana, Abril Is Ell doctor We
laseo. auxiliado del doctor Figueraa
(Jesds,) aaisti6 en- 10 Gale del Conde
ndmero 13. ii conocido caballero y
ex-millonario, dom Fernando Gonzs'
lez Arencibia, de 65 af1os, natural Ge
Artemisa, que habfa ingerido las 60.
becitas de las cefiIlas conteniaas en-
veinte csjas, sierdo mny grave. su
estAdo.
Escribi6 una carta, dirigida al iuez
de gusrd.s. en- que decfa que. encon.
tr4ndose aumamente pobl Q, despues
do haber gastado CAST todo en- capi.
tal en- auxilio de la rsvoluci6n cuba
no, habfa Readido G les esf ,ras of.
eiales en- busca de nm modesto desti.
no. sin que 90 ls hsya proporeiona'
do trabsjo.
ri senior Areneibia tiene oeho hi.
jos. el menor de oeho meses de eaad.
f. jueves por 10 tarde se tom6 los
f6sforos y por la noehe. cuandu se
sinti6 inaispu ssto. llam6 6 ga esposa
y le dijo que mRndara 6 busear 6 sus
hijas, que se eneontraban auser tss,
pues se moffa.
A los ruegos de la augustiads en-.
poss, le confes6 que habfa tornado
veneno.
EI sef1or Arencibia contin & a en-
estado grave
Siguen asisti6ndolo los doctores
Figaeras y Velaseo.
Ea ell domieilio del suiciaA se cons.
tituyeron el capitan Duque de Es.
traaa y ell teniente Alfredo B Bsrnal.
b ste tltimo levant6 acts y do
cuenta sl juezde guardia.
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Roberto Graham, |ngenielo, NJ / / NJ
PONCE
Representa- en-, la Isla de Puerto Rico

MANLOVE, ALLOTT & CO., abrs
de toda olase
LINCOLNE CO.. GLASGOW DRYAsDUsT material non
cnduc fadeyn
salumbad op1bic tiendas
A. S. STEAM PUMP WORKS.
n6mcasyd yduade
THE JEFFREY MANUFACTURING Co. Columbus Conductor
Eaeadores oana ca todao
FRANK DAVIES orosy wagoe par. cana
Q esoros.
JOIN DEEflE FLOW w.,
superores toa ento raelc
Ia cana cafe tabaco
ESPECIALIDADES
NOANOo CfANA de
turador regulator etc
Al AEAlOo FAESA LA CLARlFICACION
<EXPRESSs de- triple yansaroa ps S -
mas economical csto
GRANULADORAS @ TACHOS Al VAGI6~l ~ TN nnpn . .
cana odo e azdca deandola meleo
,111r NOD &C, peamente en- nunas WIN
AL VAClO tensn
aGnos al yaoio que exr entodoel
sen unas
oo4o OOl
de
tubos mobbes de
IUBOS DE aqua popias
.1nro,, , mr., taacions de
antala
elabora ndusrias
FUNDlCON DE HERO BRONCO ENGRANAJES MONOS TANQUES
Y TODA CLASE DE MATERIALES REPAROS PARA INGENOS.
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Casa de Dr6StamoS
Il. Lopez Cepefo
45 San Jose, As

Ell cumplimienta & 10 que 10 Ley
oraena, be vender&n en- pd olica su
bRsta, en- este esta ablecimiento el dia
primero de Mayo, desde ID una de ga
tarae. los objetos empef1ados cuyos
pr6stamos NO han siao devueltos.
San Jaan, Paerto Rico, Abril % de
1908. 8vs
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Linea ferrea del Oeste
ITIN e R A RI o.

Salidas de Bayam6n y Capital 81
-.o--lAX~ Ia
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DR.. Ferrer Torres.

Tratamiento de toaas las enferms-
dades en- general.
Espaeialidad en- las afeeeiones de
los oios, nariz, dido y gargants.
Horas de eonsHlta de 2k6 p. M.
ID. Sol Al. pa
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EXDOrtaCi0n
de azdcar y chinas por el
puerto de Ponce
AZUCAR

90 antrAl GaknicaD 1880 sacos,
3 751 GOO lioras. Morales y Co. 2
mil 800 sseos, 607 735 'ihras. Felici
y Go. 97l sscos, 229 1875 librss. Nc
Cormi x Bros. 2l4 b 1coyas, 256 mil
562 librAs Los mismos sefIores 1924
sacos, 824 CSC libras.
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BMetes baratos para dias festvos

1" Czase. s".Oass.
oe Capital Bayam6n, de
ida vuelta. ......... SO25 SOl6
Dc Bayamon q Oatano, ida
vuelta. a............. 10 III
Billete ordinario de Capital Cataho en-
9H clase ctvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre. 1902
Ramon VRIdes.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-21
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
APPOINTMENTS.
ords and seal and H. C. Hall Cen

Ords and Seal and II. c. Hall Cen
eraI.
Mr.. William II. Leopold, son of the
| late William T. Leopold. was yester-
day appointed grand keeper of records
and seal of the knights of Pythias of
Georgia, to fill the unexpired term of
I his father. The appointment was
made by Grand Commander F. NJ.
SuInmerkamp, of Columbus, and was
made as a tribute to the memory of
the late grand officer who for years
filled the office of grand keeper of
records and seal with credit to himself
and the order, and in recognition of
the ability Of the son to perform the
work.
The term of the grand keeper of
records and seal will expire in May.
The election to fill the office will be
held in that month in Atlanta. The
Savannah Knights will endeavor to re-
elect Mr.. Leopold.
Col. II. c. Hall of Augusta, COM
manding the second regiment, Uniform
Rank of the K. of P, has been assign
ed to the command of the Georgia
brigade, by Maj. Gen. James r. Carna-
han of Indianapolis, to fill the vacancy
of the late brigadier general, r. F.
Harmon. In the appointing order in
structions are also given that 1.-The
elective field officers of the regiments
ana the commissioned officers of each
of the several companies composing
the Georgia brigade, Uniform Rank
knights of Pythias, assemble in the
city of Atlanta at p. m. on Tuesday,
May -, 1903, to elect a brigadier gen
eral to command said Georgia brigade.
Further orders will be issued assign
ing a presiding officer"
Col. John Juchter of the first brig
ade, Chief of Staff Charles A. Cox,
and Col. Henry E. Dreeson, quarter
master, Savannah knights, being
urged to announce themselves as cand-
idates.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-21
FAIR AND COLDER TODAY
With Fresh North to Northwest
Winds Tomorrow.

With Fresh North to Northwest
Winds Tomorrow.
The weather will be fair and colder
to-day in the central and south portions
of the state, according to the Washing
ton forecast. Thursday will also be
fair, with fresh northwest to west
winds. The local report predicted rain
for last night, and continuing to-day
with rising temperature, the winds be-
ing northerly, but shifting to southerly
The following is the official report
furnished Yesterday by Local Fore
caster Boyer
'Pressures have materially increased
over the northeastern sections. A dis
turbance has developed to the south
east of Florida, while a trough of low
pressure containing two storm centers
extends southwark from the upper
lakes to the West Gulf and Mexico
one center being over Lake Superior
and the other in Western Texas. EX-
cept the Immediate Texas coast dis
agreeable weather is being experienced
throughout the South Temperature
values have. as a rule. increased over
the whole country the exceptions being
North Florida Montana and North
Dakota, where it is colder. Seet is
now falling at Raleigh and Charlotte.
High winds have been experienced
over Lake Superior and at Bismarck,
N. d.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-21
GE0RGIA'S SECESSION
CONVENTION
To he Discussed by Hon. Robert VI.
Hitch.

Barlow Camp. Sons of Veterans,
McLaws Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams, the Confederate Veterans AssO-
citation, the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and Children of the Confederacy
and others interested in Confederate
history will listen tonight to Hon.
Robert N. Hitch's address at Chat
ham Artillery Hall on The Georgia
Secession Convention"
Those who are interested in histor-
zeal research will have d rare oppor-
tunity this evening of hearing from an
eloquent speaker the account of the IA
nous Secession Convention of this
state, famous not only because of the
tremendous effect upon the destiny of
the commonwealth, but also because
of the personnel of the distinguished
members forming the delegation.
Among the number We're the most gift
ed men of the state-eX- Secretary of
War George W. Crawford, ex-Govs.
Crawford and Johnson, ex-United
States Senators Toombs and Johnson,
congressman Poe, Bailey. Stephens,
Colquitt, Nisbet and Chastain, together
with three distinguished jurists-Ben-
jamin II. Hill, T. r. r. Cobb and
Francis S. Bartow-all men of the
highest ability and purest patriotism.
The Sons Of Veterans are to be con-
graduated in having in their camp
member so fitted to treat so great a
subject.
Any one interested in Confederate
history, whether a member of any or
ganization or not, is cordially invited
to attend.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Heidi Plow Company still takes the
lead with farm machinery, horse shoe
ing and blacksmithing. Always the
best and always the cheapest. AZ West
Broad street.
Haslam & Co., merchant tailors, are
the peoples choice for full dress suits.
Our Prince Alberts and Tuxedo suits
can not be excelled. Bull street.
James J. Joyce, corner Liberty and
Abercorn streets, fish, Saratoga chips,
tobasco sauce. Roquefort cheese, after
cheese, Franco-American soups, finest
homemade sausage.
James j. Joyce, grocery and meat
market, still takes the lead 1t will
pay any person to visit this reliable
store and market. It's fine.
Edward j. Kennedy, the high art
merchant tailor and importer. The
finest wooden suitings; for swell dress
ers and business and professional men.
Bull street.
Metzger & Brunson's dry goods store
are making special low prices on wom-
ems underwear and hosiery. A good
time to satisfy your wants.
Metzger & Brunson's dry goods and
notions store, are doing their share of
the business. The ladies of Savannah
are always pleased here. Try it.
Edward Lovell's Sons are showing a
fine line of mechanics tools. Get prices
on shelf hardware and implements. You
can save a nice per cent. lis Brough-
ton.
John f. Lubs sells the purest whis-
kies and wires in Savannah. The Gel
ebrated Water whisky distilled twenty
three years, surpasses everything on
the market for purity.
John F. Lubs, headquarters for the
choicest groceries. The purest liquors.
bottled goods for family use. Nothing
under eight years of age. Corner Lib
erty and Habersham.
Photography in all it's beauty of style
and finish at Launey's gallery
John F. May, the hustling grocer.
will supply you with select groceries
and choice meats. Its pleasure to
trade at this reliable grocery and meat
market. Corner Oglethorpe and JEFF
ferson.
Best bargains in city property by w
j. Miscally, Jr., 20 Bryan street. You
will consult your own interest by see
ing him for full particulars.
J. L. Morrison & Co. old establish
ed, thoroughly reliable dry goods store
is the place you can't afford to miss.
Money saved on every article.
j. L. Morrison & Co.. leaders of low
prices on dry goods and notions. Read
the business locals in the News for spe-
cial bargains. % Broughton street.
A. S. Nichols. the reliable shoe deal
er, sells the kind of shoes that fit we'll
wear well, and give you solid comfort.
Recommended by the people.
The Jeaness Miller shoes for ladies
and Turner shoes for men. handled only
by a. S. Nichols. the reliable shoe
dealer. Broughton street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-21
A Well Known Gentlemen
MGEeS 0 Remarkable Settlement.
He Assures Rheumatic Suffers That
One Bottle of
Paine'SCelery
Compound
DGIIShed His PlilS Gld AgORiGS.

The startling and happy cures wrought
by Paines Celery Compound for rheu-
matte sufferers have deeply impressed
medical men everywhere, and to-day
the best practitioners are recognizing
the great value of the Compound. and
prescribe it with confidence.
Paines Celery Compound stands un-
equaled as a cure for all the varied
forms of rheumatism. At this season
its good work is apparent in thousands
of American homes. Men and women,
lame and crippled, and utterly helpless
from the terrible disease are being re-
stored to activity, health and strength.
Paines Celery Compound is the only
medicine that rescues and saves the
despairng victim who is told that he or
she is incurable. MIR. L. A. Freshman,
Gap Mills, w. Va. writes about his hap
py experience with Paine's Celery
Compound. He says:
Il had rheumatism in my left arm
and shoulder. could not sleep, and had
no appetite. I visited my sister, who
lives in Frankfort, and she told me
that she had been afflicted just as l
was and Paines Celery Compound had
done her more good than anything she
had tried, and she advised me to use it.
l got one bottle and used it, and the
result was l slept well, had a good APP
petite, and the pains of rheumatism left
me, and l have not felt them since; in
fact it has cured me and l feel like a
new man."
The Savannah morning news., 1903-01-21
ORDINARY COURT CONVENED.
Right to Administer on Several I'm
pOrtant Estates Was Granted,

IAEht III AcmIn1Stcr on several Iul-
pOrtant Estates Was Granted.
The Court of Ordinary convened yes
terday after an adjournment of ten
days during which time Judge Meal
pin has been out of the city, on a trip
to the North. There were quite num-
Der of matters of import to come be-
fore the court, and these were disposed
of with dispatch.
Mrs. Grace Belsinger was granted
letters of temporary administration on
the estate of her late husband, Joseph
Belsinger. Bond was given in the
sum of $4,000. Citation for letters of
permanent administration was also is
sued.
Albert H. Lodge was granted letters
temporary on the estate of Edward r.
Mahoney. The value of the estate is
about $4,000. The administrator is rep
resented by Garrard & Meldrim.
Letters of guardianship were issued
to Charles A. Lewis. on the estate of
four minor children. Stella, Lillian,
Ruby and Grace Lewis. The estate is
valued at 500.
On application of Henry T. Craft, let
ters of temporary administration were
issued to him on the estate of Mar
garet Franz.