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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
In ninO pu
iOHO
DBTuV0 u
cEn NAH yILLA.
Los agricultores apIaudieron
con entusiasnao el laudo obee-
nido en- la gran feria de xBarTes
Worcester, Mass.

El pueblo de Barre es ell primero de
los del Estado de Mass., v el mas 0n-
tuaiasta adelantad0 en- nsantos de
agriculture, dedicando preferente
Mtanci6n 4 In crian2@ do ganAdO. u la
Ieche abunda tanto, que les permlte
hacer Ia mas RIGA y selecta manteqni-
lla que exportR en- grandes cantlcla-
des.
En- la gran feria qae Sc celebr6 este
af1o, ell Presidente George H. Ellis,
Jefe de Ia exhibici6n, di6 an banque-
to para solemnizar ell explendido festi-
val que Sc llevaba efecto en- ell pue-
bio, v In nota culminante mas aplau-
dida fu6 la de que ell primer premio
habfa sido conferido 4 un muchaeho
puertorriquefio de 10 affos de edad.
Io1nanaos lA n0ticia del 0rcester
IelagranS que oxplIca Qulen tue el
puarborriqUefIo que se habfa distingui-
do en- las honrosas hdes del trabajo y
de la inteligeneia.
Sc llama Santiago Collazo, de I2
amos de edad, alumno de Is Escuela
Industrial de Stetson.
Este i0ven vino de Puerto Rico, di-
CO el citado pexi6dicO, POGO despues de
Ia guerra hispanO- americans v ha OBJ
tenido tan grandes Y sorprendentes
adelantos en- su trabajo, que por 10
menos en- uno de sus ramos, compro-
b6 ser ell primero entire los que SO dis
putaban el premio mas valioso de
aquella region agricola. Los viejos
agricultores que SO vieron vencidos
por un nifio puertorrique6o de tan
pocos amos, lejos de enojarse, aplaudie-
ron con entusiasmo.
Hay que convencerse que no solo
siendo m6dicos, abogados ingenieros
se vence en- la ardua v noble lucha por
la vida. rs precise que tomemos in
ter6s por todas las manifestations del
trabajo, v que eduquemos nuestros
hijos para Ia lucha en- la nueva forma
Sra se nos presenta.
Las Escuelas indasttTiaAAos en- Puerto
Rico, est6n llaaadss ser un gran
factor en- Ia educaci6n pr6ctica de
nuestro pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17


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saenas 81 salix 6err naa aada
M onsmsAa Gle hmh0r emna 0 can
i'll
aeaa adnaiuIs 30 xsa
sn sEad. Aea9 nj nAnaS 81
6 errores ESQ aaloa 70 nSieaen
ndnlikirl9. Ell0s Sc deKienden. siguasn-
do su eurao. Bill canine ya fraEaaos 9
trav6s de los ataaues de l0s parI0dicos
cd general. Reaulta para los lefes de
Puerto Rico iguhl nna nosca que ss
nos PARA en Ea narlz, que sacudlm0s 3
no nos pre0cupa nada:
Hi Honorable William H Hunt So
gnirk en- au puast0 de gokeTnadOr.
Pernanaeexh on el paLacio de Santa
Catalina hmsta pasadaa ias elecelones
r6xirsaas. ana veg que el pare1do fe-
deraI haya s6l0 Qanndo al DIskTlto dc
Aracibo, neve sua clncO deaaGnelas
& iaa ux6xiGana " Fnarss aeglaEaAavas y
IS eonforrna con diex puebIoa como re-
cuerdo de aaueAaa gran mayorla.
El partido republ blicano. que eontara |
con iguaI n6mero de adeptos que con-
taha "a tempo del gobiarno espafIol q |
partiao conservation, seguirA en- pie |
aprobandO y cOntrIbuy yendo
los desaciertos de la administration.
El aiempIo vualve de nuevo y II his
toria SO repite. Aquell0s tiempos de |
Espafia en- que se cubrfan las formas
Sc repiten hoy sin cnbrir esas miemas
formas. Aver nos dominaban latinos
Y hoy sajones, ahl ten6is La causa do
una y otra polftica.
Va SO acerca el periodic legislative. |
Va vuelve eI 5obierEo con su cuchara-
da de miel al partido republicano,
iniciada con dos s tres casos. Tene-
mos la absoluci6n del Sr Fajardo.
Este fue absueito p0r sus pr0pios pai-
sanos, diran. En- otro case 50 desti-
tuye an la isIa & un Tesorero Munich
pal, violando Ia ley votada por las ca
maras Legislativas. Va Sc acerca re-
~
tf partido republican,. piaO que te |
han de complacers y aguarda en- Mar
20, 6poca de las grandes e0rpresas, va |
gozaras uu POGO, partid0 federal.
7, que nueva nos traera Mr.. Hunts |
Probab bIemente la anulaci6n de Ia eIey |
an bill confeccionado
por 81 Honorable Mr. Fnielle. que lle- |
var6 uuizas Ell nombre de <BilI-Briosos
de cualQuiera 0tro, aunque ell NOM |
bre POGO importa.
Estas sorpresas son pequefias, muy |
chicas comparadas las que nos aguar-
dan. La ley declarando Ia revision de
tituIos, ser6 el broche de orc y ahf IL
beneis paisanos mics. de pie y grande
como las montafIas de Nevada. No 10
Impide nadie, nadie absolutamente, y
los mismos puertorriquefios ayudar6n
! la obra.
En. .cambio de a ley hipotecaria ten
arenos an tribunal compuesto de anne
ricanos nakivOs que sera una corte
lie apelaci6n, que decidir6n la VALDEZ
ael ffsnlo de propiedad D no. y para
Ia americanixaci6n dara mejor resulta-
DO que la Notaria Iibre.
VannOa vianto en- pOpa. DentrO de /
suatrO amos tOdos tendremoa tftnlog
muchos profesores, nuchoa @bo0ados
y con Ia nueYa universidad, muchos
m6dicos que impedIrkn con sus conoci-
miantoa que Ia genfa 90 mnera de hAm-
bra, por falta de Agriculture y co.
narcio.
CAGLTOSTRO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
Dos dlyOIGIOs On cIalss

La Corte de iusticia del Distrito de
Arecibo, ha votado dos sentsncias de-
clarando con lugar 81 divorcio dc los
distinguishes esposos. de Gales. dofa
Monserrate Dayila Navedo y don To-
mas Agrait Delgado. " doffa Maria
Monserrabe Roman y don Luis Agui-
Iera Viera, ordenandoae Ia nota del
deshaucio chi Las respectivas inscripcio-
mes del Registr0 Civil de dicho pueblo,
Y dejAndose en- hbertad & los divorcia-
dos para contraer nuevas nupcias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
ROPAs De CAnAs

No duerma usted, con muehas ropas
de CANA encima, dice IN gran medicO
esto es anti-higi6nico p le conserve en-
cina las impurezas del cuerpo.
Pruebe dorniF con poca rOpa. saba
mas 6 colchas eneima, y vera usted que
dornira mejor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
NO;lGlas do ArsCIbO
(Ds maestro cogwesponsal.)

De maestro cogTeepoTsGI.
Octubre, 16.-Desde ell domingo 18
en- virtud del nuevo itinerario de tre-
nes- SO recojera La correspondence en-
la Administrator de correos & las 8 y
40 de la mafiana la que va para Camus
hRsta Ponce " por la t4rde las 4, ia
que va para la capital y puebios de
ruta.
HR sido reRlanlonGado Ell gremio de
impla-botas & los que SO reQuiere va
yam impios, CON chaqueta v 2apatUs v
gorra blanca con el n1mero de regis
tro correspondence, en- vista de esto
han aumentado In tarifa, clnco cenCa-
vos, hmpiar un par de zapatos.
Han dejado de pertenecer & la re-
dacci6n de <La Estrella del NorCe>
nuestros amigos los sefiures don Jesus
Estevez y don Juan Escudero Mi
randa.
Ha sido nombrado agente consular
de Francia en- esta ciudAd, Mr.. Vln-
cent Nlcorelli.
Estando vacantes cinco escuelas ru-
rales en- este termino municipal Sc ad
miten solicitudes de los profesores
hasta el 81 del corriente mes pueden
dirljirse al Presidente de la Junta Es-
collar.
Mafiana s4bado Sc celebran en- nues-
ira iglesia honras fdnebres s la memo
ria delpoeta arecibenoJ lose Machiavelo.
Desde Ell domingo saldrSn los trenes
para Camuy y ruta & las 8 de Ia mafia-
ma Y para San Juan, 6 las 4 y 80 de la
tArde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Sc han reeibido en- Ponce ejempla-
res de I'm bien pensado Manifesto. que
Ell iIustre dolninicano don Juan Isidro
Jimene2 dirige 6 su pals en cuyO Ma
niflesto prOt8sba de los actos del go-
biern0 actgal. dasI;gS Sndoaa de 81 por
c0napEekC EE Sir. q sIInnenez, cue ae ha-
liza On Mayaotiez, dice que el gobierno
de Wos y Gil ha erigido en- sistema eI
desorden administrative, v ell desba-
rajuste econ6mico mas complete.
El manifesto en- question es IN do-
cumente interesante, v plausible por
sns tendencies iberoIes " honradas.
En- ausencia del sefior Francisco Pa
IRA Cap6, Fiscal do esta Corte de Dis
trito, que sali6 para los Estados Uni
dos, ocupa la Fiscalfa ell senior R. .Ul-
piano Colon.
Sc ha tornado en- esta ciudad otra
Companfa de afcionados que dara fun
clones en- Ia Playa. Dicha Compafffa
esta baio los auspicios trolley.
Sc hallan en- Ponce hoy los conner
ciantes de Barranquitas don Mariana y
don Salvador Villaronga, ellos nos han
dicho que SO est6 trabaiando en- Ia Ca
rreters de Aibonito, & Barranquitas.
habi6ndose comenzado los trabajos por
ell primero de dicho pueblos.
Esta maflana, I'M pe6n que trabaiaba
en- 10 alto de un poste del telefono,
sufri6 una grave calda por consecuen
cia Tie haberse yenido abajo el poste.
IN virtud de un fuerte golpe de alam-
bre que el poste recibiera. Llevado ell
pe6n oil hospital Sc nos dice que su es-
taao no es grave. aunque sufri6 con-
tusiones y heridas.
Sc nos informa que don jose Ma
nuel Justiz fue victims de una agre-
sion en- Yauco, v que el agresor fue
absuelto.
En- esta ciudad Sc vende una impren-
ia de mas de Glen cajas de magnifcos
tipos, y una gran prensa de pedal. con
tdos los accessories para hacer m pe-
ri6dico. Y toda clase de trabaios tipo-
grafcos en- cat0trocieaatos ciacuS7at0 pc
SOS. Don Simon Roias Negr6n es el
encargado de Ia venGa.
En- Ell temple cat6lico SO est6n cele-
brando las novenas de San Rafael con
gran soIemnidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
EStan cOnlGntOS en- BaICeIO-
meta con Ol Or. Gaudl0r
de maestro cogTesponsGI ]

Estamos de enhorabuena con Ia lie
gada del DIR. Gaudiel, m6dico que
atiende con gran solicitud & todos los
pobres de esta demarcaci6n y que por
su trato afectuoso SO capita 81 carifio
de todo ell mundo. Hoy por la mana
ma nos hallabamos llenos de pana v
YER un hijo de corta eaad que llevaba
s dias en- CANA anzando queiidos las
timeros por eonseeuencia de un gran
tumor en- un pie v al consultarle al
tan bondadoso DIR. Sc presents en- ell
acto en- nuestro hogar haci6ndoIe en-
seguida al nifio una operation quir6r-
gica y nuestro peqneno va se encuen-
tra sonriente y contento deaapareci6n-
dole los crueles dolores d experiments
ba.
Sc nos asegura one pronto eatarS
de cura en- este poblado el padre LA
mas, sacerdote nustrado que tambi6n
conoce Ell inRl6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Cue no pnhAtCam0m 9agn Msna&aa So @wa
gean pag&aoa par Adassneada
Z. 1aaa Haas DaAaAzaR 9s ameaaa nR ANA
lgnm@ " AM Am@& mma@ di@m uanAms
80 c9 @aa sWs e@m nm aaes
"a 80 NJ na ea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

En- Ii function del domingo. en- eI
taatro La PeggG. dc pondr6n on escena
na las pleas on I'M. acto sNoticia Fres-
ca, , xLos dos ciegosS y xLos batu-
rros.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
CO
{ Lls aaakege1'0 caa.ygg22 2gags ]

Octubre I6 UItimamente hemoa
aabid0 que los Obrer0s DE III Federation
Libre. senior Zayoa AIayazal = Ciner6n
han sido denunciados por 81 nseetSs0
del domingo en III plaza, acus6ndOseles
de perturbation da Il paz p6bIica
El temporal arrecia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
PARA FAMILlAs

Cuadernoa taEonari0a p@Ea aaymd@ Go
topa durante Seis ntssea, se vsnaen en-
sLA COErsspondsncia de Puegas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
Ha aqul los "a acusados do con-
fabuIael6a para FObaf 81 go
bielnO do I0S EsiadOs UnIdNS.

Oiciales del Deparamento de CO.
rreos:
JAMES N. TYEER. Antique Adj
miniatrador de Correoa, ilfimanente
Ayudante Attorney General del De-
p8rtamento de COrreos
HARRISON j. BARRET. .-Ayu-
dante Attorney General.
JAMES T. METCAL4F. Superin-
tendente de la Division de Giros Pos
tales.
NORMAN &. METCALF. Su hi-
10. escribiente.
AUGUST w. MACHEN. Supe-
rintsndente del Bureau de entrega
hbre.
GEORGE Nv. BEABERs. Supe-
rintendente de b Division de salaries
v cOncesiones.
DANIEL W. MILLER. Ayudante
Attorney General
WILLIAM ct. CRAWFORD. -
DiputadO Auditor.
THOMAS W. M. GREGOR. Jefe
eseribiente del Bureau de entraga
libra.
G. ETsLWORTH UPTON.-Ayu-
dan de M. Gregor.
j. M. JOHNS Prosecutor del con-
dado de Parke Indiana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Commentaries ifnKl0E ores kSe gro
vicionae ela fuslas yrut
uate 81 D e. u uexe
iaO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Aver tuvo Ingar en- el temple cato
sIico una function religiosa On honor de
Santa Teresa de JESUS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

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sassaeAase eooIsasS ssSA 1Asss1 SsA 81 .ss ess1
Ae eAagsAk Aa@ 1 9saaaa@ - .sss.a
A'a.14 as $3.50 A'
80 I clsas sa skaaios ' s0n mus asss 1890
saxss3HnhCs en- cQauaNMg Con nAkSa con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
HRAeA COLON


MeTieAmsuEa8 fgeHr0a Kxoazs puras.-lss~
pscia1 aznaaEu 81 81 ds3naoho ae rscesas poE
naKsunMl apEmH sense
CpHnnaeap suxsiao - gswkneas de PrRvsz
nlksusoa m0Hezu
Naaisaa3 en Aoa pxuefas
Plaaa Rtfs0AB - J nmn Pm@Etd Rico.
GEORGE Ea0ri-
eanAa u con stn ID Eaacnaa ds CO.
rxe0a
ATTkaA I<5E q spoaa
daH mEari0r 80 ca eonpEieidad
WILLIAM q. Ds Ohio.
Az comp Il con aeheu
s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

En- el temple cat6lico Sc est6n cele-
brando las novenas de San Rafael con
gran soIemnidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
''Csalratlsia u ahras d csrrsss

HARRY G. HAIaLENBECK. I'M
presor de los papeles de money order.
w. u. DOVFMES. -Vendedor al
por menor de mkquinas de cancalar
selIos.
MAUVED RUNKEL. Proveedor
de sacOs de corre0s.
JOHN IT. CUPPER. -Vendedor de-
tubo de canceIar seII0s.
W. SCOTT TOW Frs. presidente
de u cOunpafIfa Book Typec0Viter Co.
GEORGE i. MILLER. Admins
trMdOr de Una conpafIia New YorQuina.
JAMES w. ERWIN. Inspector
de Correos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Sc nos informa que don jose Ma
nuel Justiz fue victims de una agre-
sion en- Yauco. v que el agresor fu6
absuelto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Mafiana s&bado Sc celebran en- nues-
ira iglesia honras fdnebres s la memo
ria del delpoetaarecibeno Jose Machiavelo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Ha sido nombrado agente consular
de Francia en- esta ciudad, Mr.. Vln-
cent Nlcorelli.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-23

A dispatch from Boston anuoun-
ces that the oil production, proper.
ty and leases; of the United States
Coal and Oil company had been
sold, presumably to the Standard
OIL company. at the rate of $I,25o
a barrel for a net product of 44o
barrels, making total of $3.50, 900,
The local oil talent credits the
truth of the announcement of the
sale ofthe property and say that they
are not surprised That there was
supposed to be q deal on between
the company and the South Penn OH
company for the Boston corpora.
tons production has been current.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-23

a great extent upon surrou' dings,
and reaps In the morning only a
harvest of shattered hopes when he
gazes upon the empty stocking, has
learned the first harsh lesson which
the world can teach him.
Too cften the bitterness OF the
poverty experienced In childhood
pc meates the entire life and makes
of the man a cynic The Christmas
season Is one OF cheer, and one In
which every person who has exper'
fenced In some measure prosperity
during the year should make 1t
solemn duty to do some act OF kind
ness to those who have sutf f=red
and are 10 need OF help. A kind
word Is frequently a more accepta
BILE gift than a material aid which
comes reluctantly. The spirit OF
the holiday season Is OF more I'm
portance tHan It's gift of wood and
clay. A helping hand to those who
have stumbled; a cheerful voice to
those who have become despoDdent
and discouraged; a word of recon-
Citation with those from whom
you have become estranged; these
are the things which make the
Christmas time. Buy Christmas
gifts, If you can, but let the spirit
In which they are given be more
than the face value Of the thing
given. The stocking filled to the
bursting point with material gifts,
but lacking love, Is empty.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-23
REMEMBER THE NEEDY

There Is no trgedy In the world
quite so tragic as that of poverty,
and there Is no season OF the year
when 1t Is played to such audiences
as at the Christmas season. Before
the glittering windows of the shops
Its performers are marshalled to
gaze upon things that are beyond
them and to dream Of joys that are
uuattainable. The Christmas sea-
son can mean but little to them
save a season when there Is flaunt-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-23
u. 5. OIL co. SELLS OUT
TO THE SOUTH PENN CO.

ly talked of by the oil men for some
time Several months ago, 1t was
said that the South Penn had men
at work gauging the production of
the property and an announcement
of the sale was looked for before
this
According to the wire from Bos-
ton the South Penn gets all the
Boston conpany's oil property, ex,
cepting a 1000 acre tract located In
Wetzel county.
The property that changes own
ershlp Is located 10 Ohio and West
Virginia.
The Boston concern, however.
still retains Its vast coal holdings
In Logan county, W. Va.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-23

nah emotions-that of PRIDE
enough treasure to bring lasting
happiness to many thousands over
whose thresholds the gods of the
Christmas time never step, save to
cast a sympathising glance and be-
gone. The child who hangs up
his stocking In the full faith OF his
childish dreams. knowing not that
Santa Claus liberality depends to
ed before their hungry eyes the
selfshness of the world. Every
year there Is poured out in vain
cateriugs to the most selfish of hu-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-23
TREAT FOR POOR
CHILDREN

ed, so blow little of 1t Ia now and
make some poor kids happy once
any how
Some say the children are uu-
worthy of charity. Just about how
much do you suppose the ordinary
mortal would have In this world If
he or she only got what they earn
ed worthily? There would not be
much, except OF course to the news
paper men, but all The rest, except
the good ladies of the Guild would
be very shy of much worldly goods
These children have hardships,
trials, beatings and cursings year
in and out. They are not good, all
of them, but who could be good
with such environments as they
are reared n. They would not be
human If hey were good That's
no excuse Tor you. Make them very
happy just one time. Donate liber-
ally, SC that all will have a olly
good Christmas. Send In your
check Make 1t for as many figures
as you G. stand and the good Is-
dies will do the rest. If you won't
do this send Ia some cast away
toys, books or co:hing. If you
honestly know yourselves to be 100
poor TO do either, 60 to the City
Building Saturday afternoon an
help tn other ladies do the work
and that will be duly credited, but
do something
SistersvIlle has had a year of
unprecedented prosperity. We haye
an electric street railway. We have
the promise of another one to run
through our county and another
do WI the river. All kinds of men
who work have been employed at
good wages. We have had no SER
ious sickness, or destruction OF
property. We have had no h)od,
We have had a good year every
way. OH Is commanding a big
/ price and Is going higher. The
city has improved In many ways.
Show your appreciation by helping
the poor and by so doing lend to
the Lord. You will feel happier,
be better In every way and it will
pay you now and hereafter. Don't
be clam. Shell out. Swear of
being mean and stiugy any longer.
Come down with the rocks Send
cash In early. Surprise your stiuey
old self just one time. Flood the
ladies with cash. Let's have
world wonder of a treat for our
poor children. Let's feed them,
clothe them and make them so
warm and comfortable and happy
they will want to be better, to live
better and try and not be on the
poor list next year. All h2nds get
to work now. Only three days to
work In but It's time enough. Roll
In the cash. Beg or borrow II, but
get 1t Let's have corker Satur-
day afternoon.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-23

The Ladies Needle Work Guild
will give the poor children of this
city a Christmas treat at the City
Building Saturday afternoon. This
Is matter that every person in the
ci'y should take an interest In
You can send around any second
handed toys, clolhing, books &c,
or you can do the decidedly better
thing by sending around entirely
new books, toys or cash, But If
YOU are not generous enough and
liberal and thankful for the good
things that have fallen to your lot
to send entirely new things, why
send some second handed ones, but
send something The good Being,
In our judgment. don't give much
credit for second handed material
stuff you can't use, have become
tired of and Is not much account,
but 1t will be better than nothing
at all. May be you will get credit
for 1t and If YOU have been furnish.
ing things from your second handed
list all your life the Lord knows
YOU will need all the credit marks
you can get If you escape the place
that burneth Natural gas with no
metre, worlds without end, and the
j ice plant Is always out OF gear. If
there Is such place it will be
filled with people who 20
to church and sing In loud,
husky tones, with half closed eyes
and dreadfully drawn face: Lord,
I care not for riches, neither silver
nor gold," and then puts penny
In the contribution box, IS poor as
Jobs turkey when anything Is to
be given for the church, the pastor
or poor people. They are great on
singing but very short on doing,
what they sing about
Pure and unde efiled religion con-
sists In helping the widow and or
ohans and that la bible doctrine,
but no where In the bible do we
find any thing said about giving
cast off toys or c'othing, still, there
may be a book kept to credit such
things on. So, If you are mean and
ingy, send around some cast eff
toys but we hope there won't be
many this year but all will doLate
literally and of the very best the
city affords. Some day you will
die. That's sure shot. You will
be dead a long time. You don't
think so now but we will guarantee
YOU will soon be forgotten unless
you live In the hearts of the people
who can remember you for the
good you have done for them,
otherwise you will soon be forgot
ten. Your money you are hoard
Ing so selfshly will be possibly
sooner or later certainly squander
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-01-07
n Scientific Discovery.

Kodol does for the stomach that
which it is unable TO do for itself,
even when but slightly disordered
or over loaded, KodoI supplies the
natural juices of digestion and
does the work of the stomach, re-
taxing the nervous tension, while
the iDfiamed muscles of that organ
are allowed TO rest and heal. Ko
dol digests what you eat and en-.
a5Ies the stomach and digestive
organs to transform all food into
rich, red blood. w. NJ. Bloss,
Ceredo; r n. Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-01-07
A Cottage and EIGHT Acres OF Land
Tor Sale or Exchange for
Town PrODertu.

| have for sale cottage and
eight acres of land situate one-half n
mile from South Point, Ohio. The
land is well watered, with n well
and two good springs, and has on it
a stable, coal house, etc. Also has
sixty or seventy good bearing apple
trees. The property is close TO a
school house and church and has II
23 inch vein of coal. The soil Is
very productive. Price, S90O.oo-
part cash, balance ON time. Or
will trade the sanse for town
property In Ceredo, kenova,
Central City or Huntington Call
on L. T. McDougal, Real Estate
Agent, Ceredo, w. Va.