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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-10-13
SIGN TREATY
Negotiations Between
United States and China
End Successfully
0 OPEN PORTS

observation-disclosures Commercial
Treaty Has Been Signed The
Treaty is Already Effective in
fed by the United States Senate.
Ports in Will be Open
ed Regardless of the Outcome of
russian NeSOtiations-Other Pro-
visions of the Treaty.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-10-13
Masonic Relief Association.

Richmond. Va. October THE fifth
biennial session Of the Masonic Relief
Association OF The United States and
Canada was called TO order here this
morning. The sessions will last until
Friday afternoon.
Tomorrow morning the visitors viii
go for a drive around the city Il
viii see the sights OF the town until
II o'clock when the business session
Will begin. Friday afternoon the deIe-
gates and their friends will go on an
excursion down the river. to Peters
burr and the hattlafa15S
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-10-13
HAYWOOD
State Wiz Ask for Muir
der in the Second
Degree
CASE IS CLOSED

judge PEBBLE Gives the Opening
and Closing Speeches to the De
fense-The state Asks for Murder
Medical Testimony is Not Allow
ed. to show Which Shot Killed
Skinner-AttackS on the C~haracter
of Several of the Defense's Wit
nesses-RebuttaI Testimony of the
State.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-10-13
MAIADIA.

RYDALES TONIC Is a specific for all
forms Of Malaria. 1t acts on a new prin-
Ciple. 1t kills the microbes that produce
Malaria. The cause beng move the
disease quickly disappears RYDALES
TONIC is guaranteed TO cure the most
obstinate cases of Nalarial Fever, ChilIs
and Fever, Ague, etc. We authorize all
dealers handling our remedies TO refund
the purchase price for every bottle OF
RYDALES TONIC that does not give
satisfaction.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-10-13

Raleigh, y. G.. October 8.-The hear
ing of evidence in the HaywOod-Skin-
ner murder case closed today. The
defense rested this morning and the
state offered rebuttal testimony this
afternoon. Haywood did not go on
the stand.
The defense will open and close the
speeches, which begin in the morn
ing. The state after being querfed by
the judge announced that it would re-
Cede from its charge of murder in the
first degree and ask for a verdict of
murder in the second degree. The
sentence in his can be between four
and thirty years in the states prison.
The principal witness for the defense
was Ned Barnes, a cOlOred driver who
testified that Skinner struck Haywood
and as he backed away put his hand
behind him before Haywood shot.
Other witnesses added ntohing new
for the defense.
In rebuttal, Witnesses for the state
testified regarding the character of
Hocutt, a witness for the defense.
The udg stated tina as the burden
was on the defense to show there was
no murder in The second degree he
would give ii the opening and closing.
There will be seven speeches for Hay
wood and five against him.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-10-13
Impaired Digestion

May not be ali that IS meant by dySp.psid
nov, but It Will be il neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, fits Of acrv-
Gus headache. sOurncss or The stomach, and
disagreeable belchirg may not be very bad
now. but they will be If tie stomach IS
suffered 10 grow weaker.
Dyspepsia IS such I miserable disease
that the tendency to it should be given
early attention. This is completely over
ONE by
Hoods ~SarsapariUa
which strengthens thewhole digestive system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
ACCUSED
HORSE
THIEF

George iisVcn. n young man who
was Tor sonie weeks cook At the
county hospital was arrested yes
terday afternoon ON a Warrant frou'
Yakima county charging him with
horse stealing. sheriff Grant oi
that county. who arrived IN the cltX
yesterday and esisted IN making the
arrest. SAYS Maven tn the head 81
an organised gang % 81 horse thieves
who have been operating east Of the
mountains
Il was ntimated by sheriff Grant
who has been working a long tims
on the cgse ana only reeently sue
Ceeded In locating Haven. that az
attempt viii be made to induce
Haven Go turn states evidence
sheriff Grant left with the prisoner
on the afternoon train
HaVen'a young wife has beer
working with him az the county hos.
pltal Roth are said hy those whe
have known them since their arrival
here. % be seemingly respectable
and Industrious.
The specirio chnrEc On which
Haven was arrested WIS that al
stealing three horses from = Yakima
rancher rs nionths ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

l.. o. Torkeisen yesterday awore
out complaint In the office OF the
prosecuting attorney. charging Ben
IolleHen, a carpenter. with burglary.
He says that TOil-sen took two suite
Of clothes from his room ct $40 Pine
street. Patrolman Bannick arrested
the alleged burglar on Pike street
and they went 10 the home Of Mrs.
Lena oleson. on Pike street. where
Tollessn produced the stolen goods.
A complaint charging John Nc
Nevin. foreman OF the Great North
ern freight depot. with patty lar
ceuy. has been made In the office OF
the prosecuting attorney. While
there are several charges o. petty
larceny against McNsyin. al no time
did he taks enough goods from the
dspots 20 Justify a charge OF grand
larceny. lie admitted 70 tho de-
tectives that he had committed the
thefts that had been mystifying the
Detectives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Martin =. Land. the Seattle lawyer
o was charssd with tamperinR
~, . witness. was yesterday exon
ID and discharged by Justice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

'.unela Ice cannon'a charity for the
shortcomings % men reaches far and
forgfves much. bat there's one class
II DOESN'T cover. lie won't tolerate a
man who says the speaker looks like
Senator Cuilom. q Illinois. a good
deal % fun has been made of Cuiiom
because he has encouraged The belief
held 0y some peopls that be looks Ike
Lincoln Uncle Joe does not think
that he looks Ike nyhody else. and
he Is not hankerIng tor that sort q a
reputation His originality in manner
IL safe from infringement and his abfi-
ity Is the amy Of his colleagues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
FARMERS WOULD
FORM A TRUST

CHICAGO. m. Dec. IA gigantic
orxaaiIatlon Of farmers Of the entire
United states and Canada. TO be
formed under the name Of the Amsri-
can Society OF Equity. ls the object
aimed at BY a large number o. dele
gates In attendance on a conference
begun IN Chicago today. In the lam
suass u the official call. the org2nlza-
ton will seek 90 establish equitable
plans for marketing farm products aud
the guarantees 20 consumers Of prod
uets at fair price not loaded down.
BY trust profits."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
HOWE FOR
VETERANS

JACKSON. Miss. Dec. The pro-
ieat FOR converting the old jefferson
Davis homestead at Bsauveir into "a
home fer INDECENT Confederate veter-
ans. which has been a dream Of the
United Daughters o. the Confedsracy
for n number 81 years. today became
an accomplished fact simple oarr-
monies marked the formal opendlng
today. when nearly two score Of In
digent veterans were admitted ~ IA .
mates. and Capt. James Stone Of
0reenvilia assumed charge as super
intendent. The homo is 70 be present
al 70 the State Of Mississippi at the
session Of the legislature next month.
ond until that time the expenses Of the
home will be borne By private con-
tribntlona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
cUSHMAN GOT
INTO FIGHT
SUPPORTS HITCHCOCK IN RE-
FusAL TO APPOINT COLE
(sp.elal 10 The start

Especial 70 me starr
WASHINGTON. y. c, Dec. with
Representative Cushman on the scene,
the contest over the reesivsrship q
the Spokane land effioe promises 10
take on new life and possibly b pro-
ionged well into the winter Mr.. Cuah-
man Il earnestly IN favor q the rsten-
ton o. the present register, w. ~.
Luddsn. ard mas always renonstrat-
ed against the appointment q Cole.
He ia very much gratlfied az the re-
fuasl Of Secretary Hitchcock 70 con-
sent TO Coles appointment. and called
At the interior department today 10 ex-
press his approval % the secretary.
Mr. cushman is thu only msmhear 81
the Washington dsiesa ton who 10 op-
posing Coles appointment. but from
now on he can be counted an active
ally q the secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
sarous Surgical Operation
n
or fsso Cure Of PlfOs

move only intensely painful Danger
> life and very expensive. but IN
light % modern medical research.
.ince ths discovery Of the Pyramid
Cure. wholly unnecessary. n you
any doubt on this point kindly
the following letter from one who
COWS that the claims regarding the
merits of the Pyramid Pile Cure are
borne ogt By facts
Tor a long time ! suffered with
blind piles. They gave me ~ much
pain and uneasineps that they almost
disqualified me for doing anything. 7
saw an al. IN the Atlanta Journal Of
Pyramid Pile Cure aud ordered a 20
cent Dor. ussd them and they gave
me relief; that encouraged mo and I
bought another 5o-ccnt box and they
cured ms. on. how glad that am
well again.
The Pyramids cured me ana am
satisfied they will cure anybody else
who IL suffering as was. IL they wili
uss them.
you may use thls In any way you
see proper. n my experiences viii en-
courage any sufferer 10 uaa your Pyrn-
mids I shall be giad"-H- X. Hicks.
Calhoun. Ca
The Pyramid Pile Cure n sold by
druggists for % cents a package. and
It's merit IL 20 well kuaSn that this
sales exceed these Of all similar rem
ediea combined
Write Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich. for their utie book on the
causes and cure % piles. which IL sent
free for the askinE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
HOW FAKRASH
ESCAPED

Years ago when you read the
Arabian Nights sou learned
how King solomon imprisoned
J Fakraph-el-A anHsh IN a bottle
ol brass and had him east into
the sea- Fakush was one Of
] the Green Jim and he was
very mueh Of a scoundHeh His
] puuiahment. yeu Wlli remrm Der.
] you thought 20 be- tust
Bas have you ever Rad how
] Fakrash came 20 b. released
! from the bottle aud 81 his eN-
] pariences aftsFWardf Probably
not. Therefore yeu will ~ glad
TO hear more q him.
In A Bottle Of Trouble An
! stey's story. which sill begin IN
} The star IN few days. yen
will ~ able "a learn % the later
] adventures Of the old Iinnee
] He WAS released not 50 very
Ions aEo. tne story goes, BY q
] young Lsadon architect nafned
Horace Esntlmore Yeu can
easily IMAGINE that Nenfimcrs
was sorry afterwards that he
released him. hut yau eSu have
no ldsa or half the troubles the
Jinre@ got bis hene factor into
until you read the story. Tae
story IL ted with 3 huuaoT and
auaiutnezz wnish ara AuSteg's
alone. and IL 4 safe - say that
II will rank as eneaog the most
successful - the risanY tufeuse-
" interesting stories hat u has
been the pleasure OF The star
20 offer It's readers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
RAISE TOURIST
CAR RATES

CHICAGO. Dec. f.-The increased
rates on Pullman tourist cars re-
Gently announced became operative TO.
day. and IL now costs a. TO ride In
tourist car from Chicago 20 California
instead Of o.. as heretofore. Rates
throughout the country are increased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

OF
evidence
Ito
IiouseIz Seeonday
nwua honew
fomd o If
prove otherwise thai the way repreen
our Organs
a
ss 5000 $3.50 and for Sso sl3s s47o ss $3.50 aud $500 Organs that
for atWiin
o the benefit
o cas- gcouu make
81 o Ell month
next o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
A Gigantic Sale!

OF High Grade Pianos Embracing the Artistic Webers-
kuzmann Kohler & Campbell Wheeock, Suyyesan Sphoor
& Co and Gilbert Panos also Weaver, Story Clark Mason &
iamin Carpenter Geo. P. Bent and Newman Bros and
secondhand Organs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
.Ge;%||k|ZI1<|!<,U!!:l''

propeftiuuatsiy. The company gives
a. the reason for the advance that
wages az well a. the cost uf building
and eauipplug the tourist cars. ts
much greater than formerly ard that
the service could not BE- maintained ct
the old rates With profit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Union Savings a Trust Co. opon
all day Saturday. until O'Clock
Deposits received IN any sum. from
800 up; per cent interest bald on
time deposits. liz Cherry Street
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
BEN HUR

Inc host impressive OF All stage
PRgennts
Go-PERSoSS IN PRoDUcTIoN-S5o
Seat Sale Opens
Thursday. Dec. 3. az 10 a. m
No seats laid aside or phone orders
taken.
PRfCES-s3.5 90 10 soc. Box seats. $500
out-of-tovn mail orders with remit
tanoes filled in order received after
sale opens.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06
Tn name de q IiDraS
POdrdn deCir en- Washington,
que Puerto Rico eS Ell pals
de los grandeS names

Proceaente de Ayecibo, y en- f5r-
ma an6nims, hemos reciLiio III fs'
nomenal Il sme, que pssa 10 friolers
de veinte y dos librss, Pnede de-
cirse, CON t0da propie iedad, que es un
gran fiame.
Esta musetra de 10 fecandidad de
nsestra TERRA, pone en- evidencia al
estado de prosparidad en- q. nos ha-
llam0s. y el risuef1o porvenir que nos
espera, ALA para dentro de 25 amos,
aeg1n Mr.. Harlan, que ahora est6
admirando los bellezas de 10 fAmosa
AlhambrA de 10 incompatible Ora
NADIA.
Puerto Rico es ell pals de los gran
des rsmes. Los qua qrieran CON
vencerse de nusstra fsmerla, solo
tienen que echsr una ojsada por les
terxenos cultivsdos en- ObrRs Ldbli'
cas-, y en- obras privadas. Por esos
cAmpos 90 eosechan, 10 sombr&,
cada name que meta miedo.
z. f1sms que nos traieron en- nom
bre de sPepa. de Arscibo, ss an ne
me curioso, por 10 forma, ademGs
del tAmaiao. Es nm fame que ofrsee
muy vAsto campo para 10 meaitS
ei6n. TsAsmos el nAme IL vista
de los curiosog que desesn sxtasiar'
Re ante tan hermoso f1ame.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06
En- Ia Marina aver


Mueha animaei6n, mucho movi-
miento notAbass aver tarde en- 10
Marina. Hacia el muells de las GO
letas como en- 10 dkrsena de los bo.
tes y an todo el dessmbareadero,
que se prolonga mas ala del iacen
diado mnells de eapig6n, habfs tra
bsjaaoras qne Sc movfan constants
mente, llenando de bultos las bode
gas de las goletas y desearg ando, &
sd vtz. las del hermoso vspcr 4Cara'
CASE, que junto al muslle estaba.
No siempre Sc notR esto mismo en-
10 Marina.
A veces los marinos en- las eoletAs
deian eaer al cuerpo sobre eabierta
y slll sa est&n indolentss porque no
uega el negocio, no De pressnts ne
de; y aurqae en- ID bahfa 90 ven
siempre barcos, ciarta calma, eierta
inacci6n en- todo salsa 6 10 vista del
menos obssrvaSor.
Cuando hemos tsnido OCCASION de
yer este, nos ha invaaido profunda
tristesa, 81 pe1sar qae, al ESQ oeurre
vsces en- sl mas importante puerto
De 10 isla, dqu6 ser& en- otross Re
cordamos que, no hace mueho, al
pasar por Mayaguez ecntsm plamos
Sd hermoso puerto desierto casi,
moViendose solo sobra sus guas pc.
quefios bctes y pesados ancones con
desmearada earga9
Pero aver la Marina tenfa an as
pscto simp4tico, que alegcaba el es
pfritu. Habfa aljf trabAio. A las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06
FL TERCER PART|DO

ds po ftica en- ell mundo americana,
y en- el de Federation el ideal de to-
dos los pueblos civilizados.1
Va ca tempo de hablar muy claro
y trabsj&r mucho y sin mieao alGu.
no, hasss raal'zsr Is Ganveniente, 6
meior dicho, imparioss necesiaa1 de
10 union en- nm nuev0 partiac, con
80 credo po!ftico del toao dllsrenta
en- 10 base los sctuales, que por
ess rsz6n estar& m6s dentro de- IL
ley qae ell de los que ahora existen.
En- 81 veremos pronto reuniaos y
con gusto, & euantos en- el pals vean
10 neessidad qae ds 81 tenemos y
tengRn como nosotros, ell valor de
prcclsmar muy alto nusstros prin
eipios ccnvicciones, gaivaaoesa,
inelu 3ibleg "a y honrogss para to
dos; que sgaardan les proclamamos,
qaizss cob mas impscieneia que no.
sotros mismos, los PATRIOTS y clAri'
videntas hombres de EstRao de Ia
Gran Republics de los Estsdos Uni
. dos.
Si el. movimiento 80 prneba an
dando Icu&l es 10 que sssperanos de
10 que deeimos, toda vez que aun no
Sc han dssplomado, nj se dssploma'
ran nuncs, sobre nosotros los cielos
del poder? Y no sc alegue nuestra
peque d z; que 81 10 gotta de sgua to
laara 10 pieara, una gotta de tinta
puede destruir mas, que el disparo
de Glen poderosos caf1ones Krup,
aun en- pluma peor cortcda que la
nuestra. Pero nuekt: caso Ga bien
ssncillo y natural ca que Dios ha
ordensdo, que pues deeimos 10 YER
dad, IL vera&d sosteDgs los eielos,
para qws usds nj nadie nos haga de-
NJ. e 'tsmos pues, en- el momento
mas precioso y precise de poder de
cir 10 qne seseamos, y O. que urge
que slgaien con patridismo, como
cfmientos y pres tigio safieisnte en-
ell pals, lame su derreaor 6 todo
10 que hsy de opir:o entire los me.
joreg elementos de esta eults, mori
garads y viril sociedaa para que &c
aproveehan los instsntes que anu
qusaap. de adelantarncs 6 los suce-
SOS q ze "a acarcan con la rapidsz de
10 6poea en- que vivimoss
union, pusrt0rriqusf1 "a! Da ro'
WLI4AS &4sS o. aAbsE @S IL &bE4& QWG
ettk necesitada aal esfuerzo v saeri
! ficio de todos sns hijosl Abrae6
mOnos y juremos por el nombre dc
nuestras sartas madres, olvidar para
STEM pre- toao ell NAL que el uno hsys
reeibido del otro Conss t6monos
desae ahora mismo al bisn de todos,
que es por l6giea y de resultadcs &
matemGticos el de cada uno de los
que vivimos en- 10 iala, y de gloris
para tolos los puartorique11os do
quiera que est6a. Union, union y {
ormar an tercer parti1o polfsico.
cen todos los e7amentos mas sslec
tos Gel pals. APPEL ii6Gos!e gd1
hsmos aieho. federal repub ieano,
8 como SO quiera, pero qae tenga an
ideal bello, opottuno y pr&ctieo, ,
por ende SEE :viable en- Puerto Rico
Qae tsnga por base IL Federacf6 i
de Cuta y Puerto Rio, shora bsic
In 6gi&a de los Estados Uniaos; qae
Il nscesitan tsl vez mas que noEo
tros; y HOY, maf1ana = eismprs ssrl
como en- toaas les cosas humans, 10
qse quiera Dios.
j. j. BaS,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06

En- la lue ha por los ideAles de les
puebios se llegA 6 10 palestrA cons
c'ente 8 inconcientements, y mas 9
menos preparado y tsras, asgdn lA
opinion CON dc, muy falib!e por eier
to. En- IL arena spsrece como gufa
an Aquiles, y detr&s algunos en- me.
nor grado y condolences hasta que
llegamos & 10 que sc llams pueblo
que aporta su gran cor fi&rzs en-
Dios, en- 10 iIsta causa que pc de-
fende. y en- los planes y fortuna de
los j fes
En- Cuba y PueIto Rico tam bien
homos tenido nuestro Aquiles, y con
orgullo sef1alAmos & C6spedes, Mar.
II y B stances, de entire los heroe S
que han f&llecido en- la lucha per el
verdadero ideal humane: ell de 10
Independents de 10 PAtria. Y 81 de
los hombres, de indudable m6rito
que hoy exiaten aquf aun no vsmos
& ninguno an ga lugar, bsble.
mente 10 culpa 90 nuestra. Para
remediRr esA fAltA y por ser tan
grande 10 necesidad que do EL to.
nemos, vamos ahora en- ga buEcE.
Henos pHes, sin mas armas que
las del pueblo, y sin saher como nj
cuan8o hsmos llegsdo al campo de
las ideas en- Puerto Rico. Por si
algano nos echa en- cara, que en- el
case presente es en- demAsia nusatro
atrevimientc, le decimos "a: qse
mayor hs de ser, del que hasta aqti
acknowledgements, In ger erosa eultu'
ra del p6blico 6 Quien1nos dirijimps
y que si no hay enemigo pc Qef1o,
tAmpoco hay nAdie il 4 I'll en- el mum
do, y no hAcemos mas porqus no
podemos mas.
En- 81 De Agosto del af1o pr6x mo
paaado deciAm os .en sEl Heraldo Els
paf1ol., que del grahdilocuenta Car
telsr. en- 50 fsmoso discurso do &C
de Junio de 1870, er1n estRs pala.
braa: "Daals & un pueblo una gran.
de idea, y en- ella le hah6is dado el
poasr y IL riquezA". y sgrf games
entoncss. lY qHs idea mas grande.
despues de IL idea de Dies, podsmoa
dArle sl pueblo de las antillAs espa
folas, que L. ideo de In Federation
dc Cuba, Puerto Rico y SAnto Do.
mingot"
Desde entonces Ia pasaao eercs
de an sfo, y otra vez pregantamoa
iCuAl es 6 aebe ser ell ideal de nues
tro pueblol Y contestamos GO.
mo entonees y como siempre: el
de la Federation Antillsns, en-
p' sndo por ls union de Caba J
Puerto Rico. PeYo 10 mas her.
moso que hay hoy en- nusstras pals
bras, es que ya podamos decir, sin
tenor alguno, que ha pasaao 10 d.
timo antedicho, del case de 10 srea.
ltz able> & 10 &realizsdo., aunque- to
dAvia no es del dominic pdolico,
porque nsdie sc ha caidado de decir
10. Asf es que, en- el actual instar.
to de nuestra historic, 10 que nsce'
sitAmos no es otra coga que de an
Aquiles, gaia 6 pcrta estAnd&rts f
csz. que lenarbole y sostenga 6 los
cuatro vientos 10 nueva, balls y an
helads bandera del dnico p1rtido
polftico viable hoy en- Puerto Rico,
qxs bien puesa llevar este parcel
do nombre: federation Rspubisa
n1S, porque en- 81 Re compenetrarfAr
fkcilmente los baanos elementos de
los dos grandes partidos del psf, y
los de fuerA de sllos; y llevaria an 81
de Rspublicano, IL eseneia de 10 vi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06

voces de los cargadores del muelle.
robustos, forni1os, y Sgilss y sudo
rosos. mszslsbanse el resueilo de las
feaguas lsvantasas an Ell muslle de
espig6n que ahora SO rsconstruye
todo de hiarro y el sordo martilleo
en- los yur ques.
iQa6 hermoso el trabajo ALI
hsbfs syer ambients de salts fAcci6n.
OjAl4 no faltara nunca trabajo
sqa6llos buenos obreros. Ojal& es-
tuvieran siempre satisfaehos, desde
ellos oil humilde lfoaro de IL monta
IA que sc muare, por que no encaen'
tra, como los de 10 Marina aver,
donde emplear sue brazos, acaso 70
seeos DOR las eternAs vigilias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06
Luis WeiSberg

Sc asegura por toass parties que
este joven americana, reporter que
fac de an diario lie la maf1ans, hRce
algunos dias ha sido nombrado to,
niente inspector de 10 poioia Sc
creta.
81 resulta eierta la noticia, como
10 creemos, es una buena election.
Weisberg, lleva algdn tempo en-
81 pals y conoca cosas y personas,
dssde 10 mas alta, & L. mas moaests
y sdem&s habla Ell espsffol correcta'
mente.
Por supuesto, esta noticia. esta
dada an ''seersto," pues 30 tr&ta M
do n enos que del JEFF De In policfa
"secreta."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06
ChiriDgaS a CentaVO

Aver targe psssba por Ia Gale de
Ia Luna sB achifslis y vic an lstrero
que deefs &shisingss & csntsvos.
A 10 saxon p&saba an individuo =
le diio:
-B!anquito, 8 yo no vso bien, 6
ahf aics sghiringas 6 eentavos-l Es
eiertor-Pues mis- echiringass me
cuestan muchos centsvos y algunos
dias de ckrcel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06
Mullenhof & Korber
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ofreoen AB0N0S para cana
cafe tabacos y otros frutos.
Certificates
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de kyuntanliGntos
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En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidaS, y por mas asi mismo
tambien un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
uoveses, cuellos, puros, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y SmokiR y otros articulos
para Caballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-06
JUNTA ESCOLAR
De CABO ROJO
SECRETARIA

Sc haca sabar & los sef1ores macs
tros sspirantas & las sseHeias p6
blicas de esta munieipaliaad, que Ell
plszo para IL admission de solicitu
dss espira Ell dia "a del corriente, ss
gun acuerdo de Is Janta.
CAbo Roso. Junio de- 1903 e
Saeretaric, Enrique LOPEZ Delgado. =
Vo. .Bo. E. PreRi aente, Delfn Ra
mires.
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