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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03

Sc asegura que Ia escoba caritatIva
estk en- plenR actiyidad.
80 afirma que de cierto Asil0 han
salido ya 81 p0gve10. 81 barbsf0s b nss
tF0ia0, m clerk y M ssa,uieNee. dandO
III casualidad De que todos los licencia-
dos son puertorriqueflOs.
Sc afirma taHnhi6n que I'M empIeadO
subalteTno vivid un afiO en- ese Asilc
ain que Ia ley Ie facuItara para clio y
81 estaba muy conforme con sus habi-
taciOnes.
Sc asegura que cierto cnpleado su-
balterno fu6 nombrado no hace muchO
ssoundo Jefe de cleric AsilO que,
desde entoncea. va no le RustarOn sns
hal5itaciones pOrque no tenlan vistas
kaa carFeterM.
So MfirTna que para ESQ segund0 lefe,
f0eron hechas habitaciones con yistas
Ia carretera, utilizando la mitad de
uEa d0rmitOrio de ni1Os " gastandole
al People unos $500 ell efecto.
Sc reptile que p0l' economic Sc supri-
mi6 ell m6dico del referido Asilo, ell
cnal m6dico, habiendo ofrecido gratis
sus servicios. continuara en- ellos.
Sc asegura que cierta medica est&
visitando los Asilos III miamo tempo
que cultivando piadOsan1onts 81 rito
proeeatante.
Ea obieto de concentrates Ia noticia
de que cierta d0ctoTG que no es nserca
porque no es puertorriquefla, Obten-
drA en- breve I'm nombramiento para
IN seryicio de clinicas insulaTes 8 las
cuales cast todOs 8 tod0s los anferrni-
tOB que acuden son cat0licOs.
rs objato de concentrates que cierta
J1nts Superior que debe taner on su
sano I'm ingeniero, no To tiene; dan
do esa carencia por resultadO que al
gnnos asuntos estan detenidos, entire
ellos, uno de Arecibo.
Sc Rfrrns que ii cierta Janta no tie
ne ingeniero es porque ell Comisionado
del Famo no le ha nombrado a1n, igno-
r4ndose 81 para ese puesto Sc eonside-
rar6 su6ciente q un s0brestGqlts.
Sc asegura tambi6n que cierto con-
ssiero en- vez de aconSe9da 6 los em-
pleados que cumpEendo con In leysno
hugan politics, les convida, por el con-
tFario. escribir articnlitos defendien-
de hipoteucos proyectos do ley.
Sc reptile que ell senior Gomez Brioso
Rer6 quien presente q In Asamblea ell
proyecto de ley para que se haga an
etnprestito de dos millones mas con
ohjeto de destinarlos construir carre-
teras en- In isla.
Sc afrmA queen cada una de iss Cor
tss de La isla ser6 nombrado unsjuez de
filiaci6n federal.
Se reptile que para cubrir una posi-
ble Vacante en- cierto alto tribunal los
amigos del gobierno, tienen va prepa-
redo conocido levit6n recientemente
iigresado en- Ell partido de aqu6llos.
I tambi6n que para ocupar esa po-
sible vacante, los sntiguos republics
nos deben perder toda esperanza.
tSe asegura que al Alcalde de cierta
importante ciudad del nOrte de la isla
presentar6 muy en- breVe, la renuncia
de su cargo.
Es obieto de muchos concentrates ID
noticia de que en- Ell nombramiento del
future Goberna6or de la isla, habra
una sorpresa ESQ que los americanos
llaman un <6LGck hOrse1 (un caballo
negro.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03
q fiesta do 8sta nOcha On ell
Ateneo, sera IN acontecimiento
Iiterario.

Esta noche 80 ceIebrar6 Ia anunciada
fiesta en- ell Ateneo.
De tai manera ha organizado este
torneo artfstico y literario, Ia Directi-
va dc aquel centric, que puede affrnar-
Sc que sers un1 de las mejores mas
lucidas fiestas allf celebradas.
Las se6oritas que tornar&n parte en-
ese festival son verdaderas artistas v
enthusiasts por todo aquello que impli-
que manifestation de 10 cultnra puer-
torriqueffa.
Esta noche los salones del Ateneo Sc
ver6n concurridfsimos, porque aquf SO
estiman ell valioao esfuerzo v las atlas
inicia twas de los ilustrados cabalIeros
que dirigen hoy aQuel centro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03
uNA lnrA AsaA Y 1ONrAS {

EF. -
se crei@ asatA aznsntes one at,
medicina era bank aa en- pr0porcioi
9 10 Tepngnaalta de sn ssbor y oloF;
psr0 Ya sabazn8s que tal idea era
m diaparate. No hay nfnguna pa,
s6n por Ia cuaI Il ansdioina deba
offender & les aentidoa mas cue los
alimentos, por 10 nismo. tlno de
los triunfos mas grandea que ha al
can2ado Ia qufmica en- los ftItimos
AMOS e0nsiste en 10 que se puede
lamar Ia Tedenci6s del aceite de
hlgado de bacala0. Todo Ell mundo
sabe cuan aaqneFOso Oh 81 sabor
olor de este dr0ga eu ga egtado ma
turaIs r no ea dc exkraNaras que l..
neyor5a do ID gsnte declare quo
pre6ere sufFir Ia enfsrmedad & to-
mar el aceite de higadO de bacalao.
a pesar de tod0 10 cue se Olga en-
contrario, las emufsiOnea son entera-
mente tan Tepugnantes como Ell a.
calte puro. Ahora bien, es nna de
LA leyea de Is naturalega, que un
remedio que es Tepugnante IL olfato
al paladar, T que tambien xeYuel-
70 Ell eat6mag0y no puede producer
buen0s resultad0s, pues 81 organic
sA-U ~ @seAEsa4as tsA4 4A4 @0A1n1& XEa-
tos pide deshaeeTsa de el. Ei miIa-
gro apekecidO 30 encuentra en- IN
PREPARATION DE wAmPOLE
en- IA sssai tenemos Is parte valiosa
del aceise. girl I0s dagnas sIementos.
Este mloderno = eacaz relaedio es
tan sabrua0 osano Ia Enisl = contiene
los principles nutritivOs curativos
Gel Aceite de Hfgado de BaeaIao
Puros que axtraaos dc los hlgados
hEescoa deA hmealao. 0ognb nbfna7os con
Jarnbo d Hipoa0stoa Malta ' Ce-
Fazo SiIgesH Tornado zntes de los
allmentgss e9Ak@ cuEa Ia Tos, Dis
E1opsia Nerves Agaeeioneg az fos
Esllmonea tpaas Is enfeEsdades
qaa aa cEieinan p0r LES ina1sss1as GIs
u sangEc l gr Or. Jran I. Vaca-
Tazza, cs Buenas Aires, dice: Bio es
aFako haoe2 oonntar q hHen ge
tl9 cue ha ohtaniSHo con mi prepara-
el9as eeialnas an Los nInoS eon
nke, Ancian0s AealikMaos
go EasAa d6as IA ya
8 u ufgs IA sinse cen @
IS la ggpsa "a tas lee Hei
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03
Fl GOnflnadO BeI6R pusO pies en-
pslsarass, pare ia6 sapiBFada "a Ia calls do
San los6.

Aver tarde ell confinado jose Belen
Rodriguez. que estaba en los iardines
del presidio, donde cumplia condena
de ocho amos, con audacia singular
salt6 la verja delante de la policfa v,
rapido como una centella, hugo, inter
n6ndose On Is ciudad.
Los guardias se violentar0n sobre-
manera y muchos sc pnsieron en- per-
secuci6n del pr6fugo. tan pronto como
SO comunic6 la noticia. visti6ndose 81
gunos de paisano.
Anoche apareci6 BeI6n. despu6s de
haber armada Ell gran 5e167> en- la casa
de la calle de San Jose conocida POI
<Los dos zaguanes.s ,
Mucho tempo pasarS antes que Be
len yea 10 luz del sol de puertas 4
fuera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03
1MlRn

Este es 81 noznl7re 9e una aanga cen
que el Sr. Juan Rlu Ogalle,
do com poaib0r Dc ponca. lin
do 81 Sr. IiE0l, director Ce 81 aSsa
SsIuyentnd dsl Concrete
30 braYa eEnpaz snsAYaERe
aaR azs 81 g Is
gssa sss ~ ta s. e sssa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03
Picnic mas6nlco ell sabado
en- la = Conva,ecencia.' =

Ls Logia xSan Juan Bautistas ceIe-
brar6 ell s6bado picnic mas6nico en- il
quinta <Convalecencia, , de Rio Piedras.
La fiesta empezar& & las 8 de la tar
de Sc prolongarS hasta las III de la
nocile.
Entire los mss0nes de San Juan rel
na gran entusiasmo para aquel acto, al
Cual concurrira numeros0 p6bIico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03
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sas 81 Y ~ sassa aas
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81 sas gls' e
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peasss 81 ssaEo so Rss y
sl1 l1skAas ae - AstAKsQ
Ess0 "a saaAea III gKe EQaAian
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alSAk en ageEa Dranao
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9saasg ue u Faaa ss nszassEss
s asst e hsalA e g S. 9 So, 81
Eaznbaen IN aaante arTeDa akAo por al
aste en essaas arls GEneAes y pocAsrnsas
l1aallfes 3 Ta el arse se
alaEoE Is naElGasa KassEa q zEetsF - haaKia
eae lcs ci0iOa ala Aas nDcales pasacass
enorgn leceKse q sensinaiento catalleo
oe Ponce.
An e aocle 0es iULes d10 IN anlrEaa-
10 Dasae en i0a altos 90 nllA caaa da Aa
caIle del COnaerclo q greEs1so de ala1ay
niles: Is coneurfencia fn6 nulnerosa "
% bail6 hasta tarsle en In noche.
Ha elrculado en- eata cludad 81 pros
peetQ del paE1oeilc0 Que pubiluATa en-
VelazQuez.
DegaaulOs que Ia nueva empress PEI
rlOdistaca alcance vide robusta
Se ha So 9agsA en essa cludads con sem
tlEnaentos la lEa1lsposiclon de nueatrO
e0mpafer0 81 sefE0r Mufi0z Rivers. Dls
deseO de- aus mnchos auninos do anuf
que pronto se halle restablecido.
Sc encuentra en- Ponce eL aefior don
Enrique Delgad0, de esq Capital.
EI artieta reeitadOr don Ad0lf0 Ma
dina ala 81 s6bndo liltimo uor N. noche
an al teatro. le yelada aue habfa arsun-
ciado.
Las recitaciones del seFIor Medina
- - ss - Aas - - sssANH S aS'
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10


cinT as n0Vsnaa que Sc
nuassgM asim sor niaA
es q ai1las 30 es
I'D IaeffaienIo
u III bad da Ealaa aenaen
n y pocae en particular sas
as ss Mari
Sa daee Que II baiIe gus t6nia que
cssehE s Ios sElones del Casino el
aaia sAa Is sera transfeFf50 pa
II al 5dbsdc Il 3 q petici6n De Varias Sc.
aorites.
Durante el pasadD mes De Noviem-
hre ge ban gagiseradO en esta pobiaci6n
cien dafnucienes, l03 nacilnient0s Y l8
naatrina0ni0s
An0ehe tuvieron uH encrentro per-
a0nal Ice seGI0rea dnn Dlpiano AaartSE
j don Victor CandaFno, aaIiend0 este
6Itin0 heri3o Ga Is cabezn E sea0r
hlartGl fu6 deAe0ido por orden del
sTuez mas tarda sali6 en- libeFtad bajo
Il 6anza de 500 pesos que prestaron
los senores don Sebastian Figaer0a Y
don Adrian Padilla.
Beade hace tres dias ha refrescado
bagtan6e la temperature y en- Ia noche
desciende eI term6metrO 8 20 grades
centr.
So dice que visitar6 ests pobIaci6n-
81 aplaudido baio seFTor Riera y orQa-
nizaFa IN concerto en nueaErO teatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03
r ARA FAMlllIAs

Cundernea talonmTioa para iawmd@ aa
sIaA CegTs aadeaaia De RsaaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03

Eta roaEIana Be ceIebr6 en- nuestra
I0losia ana mics en- honor del difunto
don joss Ramon Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03

So dice que visitar& ests poblaci6n
81 aplaudido baio sefTor Riera y orQa-
nizaFa IN concerto en nueaErO teatro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03

Durante al pasadO mes de N0viem-
bre w ban ragiseradO en esta pobiaci6n
cien dafnucienes. l03 naciInientos Y l8
matrin0ni0s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-03

BeaSIe hace tres dias ha refrescado
baatan6e la telnperatura en- In noche
aesciende eI term6metr0 & 20 grades
eentr
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-09-01

will grow crops OF better quality
than acknowledgements grown.
There is something in the vege-
table matter stored 10 the soil by
the legumes. in addition to nitro
gen, that seems to give strength
to soils, On soils that appear to
be comparatively rich the effect
NAV not be noticeable immedi-
a'cly. but bv persissing in the
growth OF these crops tn coil in
time will become surprising
productive.-Iowa Homestead.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-09-01
Standard PAGERS My Speciality.

Directly, Brown HI. Hal Brown.
uull brother TO Hal B:adcnl. Tails.
ma 7. dull brother - Star Pointer.
Lord Russell dor the PHO, pace and
the Harold blood of Robcei j., Fore>,
Baasctt full brother 10 Old Johnston
and "A blood brothcr,o Hal billiard sired
them. The dams trace Immediately
10 above horses and tn Prince Pulaski
Old Tom Hal. Gcn'l Hardcc. NcEwen:
old a1d young, both sexes. Know wha
you want and write f< IL
ARTHUR Il. RICE. ". ID.
Oktoc, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-09-01
The Worlds Best Jerseys.

TIL" most valuable herd of
Jersey cattle ever asse IN Died at
any one point may be seen on a
model farm at Jcrse, vile. Jersey
county, Illinois. The worth OF
this herd can onlybe approximat
ed, for the cattle arc not for sale.
An offer OF $4,000 Tor a single
member was promptly declined
aud no, an animal would bring
less than $500 i; placed on the
market today.
The cows are the property Of
individual members OF the Amer.
ican Jersey Cattle Club, and they
r assembled because they arc
the best qualified TO make up a
herd tina; will represent the Jcr.
scy breed in the great dairy dem
orsira,ion, arranged for the
Worlds Fair at ST. Louis IN 1908
by +. ID. Coburn, Chef OF Live
Stock.
t~ncqualcd care aud attention
Is being given these cattle. No
athlete trained for an event re.
curing the development oil
strength, endurance and skill,
cvcr received more attention than
ia being bestowed on these iuii.
blood Jerseys. When the LOUIS.
lana Purchase Exposition opens
its gates OH April 30. mex, var.
the herd will have been in on
slant training tor u full year. and
"il' b, 10 the pink OF condition.
twenty-five COWS will par,ici-
pate IN the test NJ the Worlds
Fair aud fifteen cows are held T..
reserve, 10 be substituted should
occasion require. Great caution
aud judgment was exercised in
the selection OF thcst candidates.
The committee was tree 10 Sc
lcct from any OF the 25o, 900 reg
isicred Jerseys Amcrica and
the animals thus come from al
sections ot the United States.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-09-01
For Sale.

The famous California OF Barr Clio.
YER seed, pronounced by leading cattle
men 10 make tho earliest. best, and
surcNt winter pas'uraec known. Tor
sale by IL. A. BEATTiE. Stark
Vile. Miss. When the need arc once
Get there il a certainty Of ia annual
recurrancc. No amount Of freezing
will kill IL. Price 81. 80 per buahci.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-09-01

BE sure TO write 10 HARRIS BIS
MESS COLLEGE, Jackson, Miss, If
you r interested in a business
course.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-09-01
Nitrogen Gathering Germs

Tic dktHUSFueIS Is 1ou poSSd Va
two gases, oxygen and nitrogen.
these being mechanically mixed
in the proportion OF one of the
former 10 two of the latter.
When We say that they are me-
chanically mixed we mean in the
sense that one might mix togeth-
Ell oats and barley. for example.
In this case the character OF
neither grain il changed. Water
is a mixture OF an entirely differ
ent nature, being composed OF
hydrogen gas and nitrogen gas
in the proportion OF two OF the
former TO one OF the latter. these
being chemically mixed. the re.
sul,ing compound being a liquid
that IN no sense rescm bles either
gas. Just as i, - possible TO pick
out either grain from the mix.
;urc OF oats and barley. 20 il j.
possible TO separate the oxygen
and nitrogen OF the atmosphere.
Certain for ms o! vegetation en-.
Joy the power OF making the sep
ara,ion above referred TO. All
plants belonging 90 the lcgumc
iamil; arc known 10 be inhabited
on their roots by certain germs
or organisms. These forms oil
life depend for their exis,cnccup
on the TISSUES OF tho roots. while
IN turn their presence enable the
plant upon which they feed 10
TAX" Nitrogen ga> from the al.
mosphcrc and store !, up in the
TISSUES OF the root, stem and
lea"c-. That this - wha, takes
place IL not merely con lecture,
a. The matter has been proven
beyond any shadow Of doubt. II
IL because OF this ,ha; the grow
Ing OF leguncs. such a. ~cloycrs.
peas and beans. IL NO freely adj.
voca,cd n u means of keeping M
the supply Of soil fertility. So
Tar a. is known there are no or.
ganisms on the roots 81 oats.
wheat, barley, grass or corn. and
consequently these crops arc
obliged 20 take their entire sup
ply OF mineral matters and nitro.
gen from the soil. \ thrifty crop
Of red clover viii store enough
nitrogen for several crops OF corn
or small cereals, hence the nc.
cessl.y OF growing either this
crop or some member OF the ley
umc family a. regular intervals
II ~ trGc that clover seed or ley.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05

It's pitiful sight to look upon a per-
son who is wasted to a mere shadow
with disease. So completely in the grasp
OF the little death-dealing germs that her
every action, her voice, her stare. her
tread, all tell too plainly that the de-
mons are soon TO have her life. Have
you not seen such a person, and felt a
lump rise in your throat as you tried to
offer her some cheering word, some sug-
gestion of comfort? If after seeing such
a person, and having the impression left
1ndelible on your mind, so that you would
remember her for days and weeks, YOU
should suddenly run across the same Der-
son few months afterward, and behold
in her quite a different person, this
time instead of hollow-chested, sunken-
checked, pale, stopped woman, with n
deep cough, which raised blood and
mucus, you should see a frightened
woman, straight, erect, q tinge of color
IN her cheek, her face full and round. her
figure plump and robust, her voice soft
and sweet, with no cough, her suffer
1ngs all gone, her disease entirely over
come and almost forgotten-what would
You think Would you not ask quickly.
why What has wrought this mira
cleP" Now that is the exact experience
that passed through with Miss Nettie
ozark, OF Hanson Street, Boston. Miss
Siark had consumption, and she had il
badly. SO badly ia fact that she was
gwen up 20 die. One day met her and
never beheld such change in person
W my HE. ! could hardly believe my
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
eyes. This is the substance of what she

eyes. This is the substance of what she
told me
"About six years ago contracted a cold
which failed TO- cure and 1t ended In consump-
ton. From bad j went to worse When Won
saw me last December 1 had reached the point
where the physicians said 1 could not possibly
recover. had tried everything suggested for
1t, but without success. As you know i was n
living skeleton, couldn't eat or sleep, and had
no strength for ANYTHING. Shortly after that
ueclaed 70 give Blood Wine try. The first
bottle didn't seem to make much of a change,
but stuck to 1t because / knew consumption
was stubborn disease, and, too, because had
lately heard of several people who had been
cured with 1t. After the second bottle com
menced to gain. This continued right along
and when finished my sixth started to work
again. still continued the medicine, however.
for several weeks after, and in time was abie 10
say was entirely well. Look at me nowi Do
/ look as II had any consumption? l am in
perfect health, and It is all due solely to sBlood
Wine 1t certainly has no equal, and hope
that my endorsement can be used in some way
so as to influence other poor sufferers 10 try IL
! would not think Of being without Blood Wine
in the house."
If any one will stop and think minute.
and ascertain how "Blood Wine" works.
he will readily see why it cures disease.
Consumption is produced by little germ
not one but millions. When the lungs
are weak they swarm into them, and
gnaw down the paper-like walls. This
decomposition of the lungs is cOnsump-
ton. These germs only thrive whore
there is weakness. The person never lived
who contracted consumption with a pair
OF strong, healthy lungs. "Blood Wine''
prevents consumption by keeping the
lungs healthy. II cures consumption by
absorbing the germs "1d passine thera
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
BOARD OF THIRTY-SIX
TO BE RECOMMENDED AS DIREC-
TORS OF, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
OFFICERS TO BE MEMBERS.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN,
BEERS REPORTED.

Some of the Membership Committee
Yet TO BE Heard FrOm-Chairman
o. :. KuIman of Membership Com
mittee Expects to Secure Seven
Hundred. Members-With an Add
ed Committee Work of Canvass
ing Will BE Continued To-day.
Coupon Issued for Signature of
WouId-be Members-RepOrts OF
All Committees to Be Made mt
General Meeting at City Exchange
Tonight.
There were two meetings of commit
tees of the Chamber of Commerce yes
terday. The committee to suggest Of
ficers met in the afternoon and select
ed thirty gentlemen to be suggested
TO to-nights meeting as directors. The
original plan was to have twenty, di-
rectors besides the six officers, making
a body of twenty-six, but that all
classes may have representation it was
deemed best TO increase the number of
directors to thirty which, with the adj
dition of the officers will make d body
of thirty-six members. Until those Sc
lected can be seen and their permission
to serve secured their names will not be
made public. In fact it is the intention
of the committee not to make public
it's selection until it reports at the
general meeting which will be held In
the City Exchange tonight, when re-
ports in full win be made by all COM
mittees.
The second meeting was that of the
Committee on Membership, which was
held in the Screven House last night.
Only a part of the subcommittee
made report, yet even from these the
Chamber of Commerce is assured of a
membership of $50 subscribers and the
outlook is such that the gentlemen
composing the committee are confident
that this number will be doubled with
in the next few days.
A new committee was appointed con-
sisting of Messrs. Thomas Nugent,
Hugh Logan and Nicholas Lang, and
these gentlemen will make an active
and thorough canvass of the south
side this morning, while the other sub
committees also will continue their
work.
How popular the Chamber of Com
merce is likely to become and the
hearty support it is likely to receive
may be judged from some of the let
ters already received on the subject
The short time allowed the commit
tees in which to see the citizens and
solicit their membership has made it
impossible to see a great many. The
work will be continued but since it is
impossible for each person to be seen
in person it is requested that all who
have not yet signed the lists being
circulated will sign the coupon print
ed below, cut it out and mail it to o.
S. Kulman, chairman. postoffice box
No. 209.
Coupon.
l hereby make application for men,
bership in the Chamber of Commerce
of Savannah, and agree to pay the an
nual dues of SO.
Name ..'.'..s.''.'.s ....................
ADDRESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
ENCAMPMENT'S
SECOND ANNIVERSARY
Will BE Celebrated With n Smoker
Tonight.


The committee in charge of the BAN
quet and smoker to be given by Sa-
Vananh Encampment No %, 1. o. o.
F., tomorrow night in Odd Fellows
Hall, in celebration of the second an
niversary of the encampment is maxi
ing the final arrangements, and every
thing will be in readiness for the event
full occasion. The rooms will be deco
rated this morning with ivy, ever
green. flags and bunting. The pro-
gramme has been admirably arranged,
the toasts to be responded to by prom
inent Odd Fellows being interspersed
among excellent vocal and instru-
mental musical selections under the
direction of Mr.. F. H. Opper. The First
Regiment Orchestra will render several
special selections. The programme is
as follows:
Overture, selection, by First Regi-
ment Orchestra.
Toast, odd Fellowship response by
Mr.. c. H. Dorset, grand representa-
tive.
MY Mississippi Sue (Sterling), tenor
solo by Mr.. John Banks.
Toast, Women" response by Hon.
Henry McAlpin, grand master.
Toreador song (from "Carmen'O,
baritone solo by Patriarch F. II. OPP
per.
Asleep in the Deep" cello solo with
orchestra. by Mr.. ]. Cucera, principal
soloist of First Regiment Band.
Toast. odd Fellows as Citizens"
response by Patriarch r. l.. Colding.
Tenor solo selection, by Mr.. Charles
Toussaint.
Rattle Polka" xylophone solo, by
Mr.. G. Boyer principal soloist OF First
Regiment Band.
Toast. our Social Side" response by
Patriarch w &. Sohaeffer. D. ID.
Eyes Of Blue fBowers). tenor solo,
by Nj John Banks.
Selection by First Regiment Orches-
ira.
Closing ode.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
ROSE TUTTY GETS NOTHING.

The damage suit of Rose Tutty
against the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road terminated in the City Court yes
terday. The jury. after being out about
two hours, returned a sealed verdict,
which will be opened in court this
morning.
The woman, who is a negress we'll
known in this county is suing for the
recovery of $4,000. 1t is not thought
that she will recover anything.