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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
Total - 542.37S

E. dscir, que en- cate afio de
1895 In exportaei6n de este fruit
hasss 81 de Mayo sseiende : 207
mi II quintales comunes /; per-
como ID exportAeion smpiezs sB
Sepsiemhre, para conocer 10 ex-
portsdo hsbrs que agregar 10 que
sa.io del pals en- los meses de Sep
tiembre, Oetnbre, Novismbre =
Dcbre dc 1894 sn Que, reQdo Ia
GdcetG asciende 8 126,765 o.,
dsndo al total de 333,777 az. CO
munes. el este exportad0 de ls pa
sadx cosechA hRsta sl 81 de Mag 0.
No es posibIe prseiser lss sxis
fensiss que guedArsn en- ls les, =
como Ia expoEtaci6n de TODD
sno natural de 1894 aseendio )
100000 90 eomursF, seIs precise
que en- 1895, de Ssptismbre 8 Di
eismbre isc,usiVe. se exporter 24o
mi, % de cafe para l.sgar sn es,e
aflo natural al miamo FesultAdo
que el anterior.
La cosechs, seg1n las noticiss
que Secibimos de !As prineipsles
zonas csfeleras. sc presen,a sbun
dante, y promete psrs los meEes
que seAbEmos de citsr uoa expor
taci6n superior 1 los 240 900 GO,
en- euro caso Ia exporsAei6n gene
ri de todo Ell afio corriente no
bsJArk de medic milton de "a. co
mnneF. Como las importAciones,
psr.ieularmente iejidos, ae han Ia
mitsdo, : como 10 Isla hs reipte-
grs3o { costa de sacrifices y ii
pos tlevados en- sl eAmbio Ia ms
yoF parte de sus compFomisos,
Abrigamos In sonSicei6n inIimA ,
profunda de que los giros bsjsTaD
considerAbItmsnie en- 0etubrt,
pues Ia bsJs qas hs ohssnido eD
estos fltimos d1Rs el parel en- E.
ps ia 80 debe G. 6lo 1 una esusR qut
no debe estimarEe como psrms-
nente, e. deeir, Z cue snbiero n
las libras en- el meFeadc peninsE-
lsr, habiendose elsvado otrA vez
Eobre Espaila de A al 4S On eusr
to hsjaEon la IIbEas sn Madrid.
Respesto &l AzucAR, tods ID sx
portscion dnrante ei sfiG actual So
elsAfcA asi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
Ai6esE Miel.

Rf ults, puss, uEatxeort&ci6n
haats 81 de NJ yo de 21,931 tc-
nslaass metEseas Sc ezGear 5,
98l dc mlei.
En a. sno Ealura anterior De
1894 Ia ex orsaei6n dc azasar as-
sendio D 45 ISL eonsiadas m6sri-
cas- de e. produeso, 3 I0.46l dc
misl, &c manera que "a HegsF
60 ei sn0 actual : una expcrta
ei6n igual al anterior pEecisa Qee
haya "a los msreados ds IS ials
una sxlassacga que 70 bsie con
deatno 4 il sxportsci6u, y no al
eonsnmo de 23,820 tone sdas,
cantidsd superior 3 Ia ya exports
da y que nos psreee may ers !
ds. En Es.e sent 10 Is caaaf ha
del sEd Al. que 50 Visne meFman
10 tod0s los anos, psgsce hsber
aldo psor que Is Dc! esfe, DC ha-
bisndo aenido nuestros hzeende-
dos de cans, eom9 eompsnskeibf,
nj Ia bondAd dF pEsei aniea al
contEAEies hoaGa : gtAslsiaaa eEi-I
sis per = dsg ggseiAel6a del Aggi q
Ia. dsDida IS primer iugsr 81
gran sbundznsss De prodacei3a
"a Il munee. Z l4a trsbes RFAHfe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

Hem0s sab dc con psna aus
aver se do sep1ltura el el OemeE
teFio de eets Osni al 4 II mueTt0f
ie febre smsrilIa. De estos II
sad6veres dieE eraD de lnoividuos
de tFoDa. El de mas edad oonta
ba % amos.
Esto. como hsmos diebo. es des'
oonsoIador
lDis terrible ell de ayerl El tota
de enteFramientoa asCe0dio a II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

E vap0r Reina Mario Cris'iRa,
Que entF6 en- este pueFt1 anteayeer
l.eva dos batallones de infanteria
ZamOra y America. para 10 Iaia do
Cuba
Qaa iiegnea q II nisma Goa fe
lioidad los valientas defen s0res d.
Ia integddaa 81 9 Ia PatEia.
Y qua ell laurel de a viotoris
|eiha ain cesar. 00I0 esDerRmos, sni
.uobles fgeates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

Q enemigo abaadon6 ei eampa-
mento pFincipai, pues habia tres en-
81 semicirculo que foFma Ia Inca de
monte, sostesi6ndose el fuego largo
ratio y retirandose IOs inaugreetos
que abadonaron cabalios, armas "
efectos, ignoFando las bajas que se
les nausarOn.D
agrega 10 eaFta: "Muchas SON
las aguas, todos los dias llueve, rios
= sFroyos creoldos, sacri6cIos sin
Unite, , muOhos sufrimientos que
con entusiasmo sc aceptan = sopor-
tan"
El mismo oolega habanero dice
10 siguiente on 81 n6meEo del 10 :
De operacloues lIegan pooss no
ticlas. Las que Sc Fefleren 81 de-
partamento Oriental sefialan los
ensuentTos tenidos Dor la columna
del eoroneI Oopello, Quien bati6
las partidss de Periquito Perez ,
jose Maoec, en- Sd campament0,
tomandoles 80 oaballos y hacl6n-
doles vArlos muertos, entire ellos el
tttu ado eapitAn Orescente Castillo
Por sn psrts, la Guardia civil ;
Iguerrillag al mando del eapitsn
HerDando,d del benemerito institute
en- una acoi6n muy Fefiida y eIogla
do hatl0 con solo 40 hombres Z Ia
partida de Jose Msceo de 600, or
Jamaica, ceros de- Guantanamo.
| Da otro lado, el Ooronel Oanellas
opeFando durante mas de diez diaI
sin descsnso, por MGyGrf, sin rs.
clones y con mil penslidades, batit
varias veees al enemlgo, coQien
dole aFmss J Municiones = desple
gsndo una actividad asom brosa. =
| COnsecuenoia de esas largas ope
IraCIones es Ia sigulente Orden:
| Soldsdos: La expedition que
acabais de reallEar por te renos di
icilimos ocupsdos por nuestro
lepemigos y los continues fue
goa y hechos de armas en- Mayar
de Arriba, Monies de Micar6, Ja
rahueoa, de ArEiba Jarshuesa de
| Medic, Monies de Sebcruco y Il
sorpresa del Ouart6n de LeonoE
me han llenadc de satisfaction /.
orgullo, no sabieudo que admira
mas 81 vuestro valos y sereni0ad
en- los distintOs combates 8 vues
ira abnegsci6n y discipline en- la
largas jornadas sin raciones nj ele.
mento alguno de snbsisssncia.
| Elogiando vuestras virtudes mi
lItares di Immediate conocimient,
al Excmo. ST.. Captain General el
Jete y nuestros Generates de Dlvi
sion y de Brigada. para que tenlen
do On cuentR 10 difisll y arriesgad
de Ia operaeiop, asf como los terre
nos que habeis oeuEsdo y::recorsldc
virgenes a1n de Ia huellA del sol
dado espafiol en- Ia actual campa
,se 90 premie cuAl mereceis,y 4 M
Ipor mi parte SOLO me toca demos
tsaros mi oaEiho, mi admiration,
mSnifestsr0s que ell pequefo meri
TO que pueda correspondence que
Ida reducido 4 haberos acompafia
lido = procurar imitaros.-VuestE
IOoronel, Fidel BOTjG CGnellGs. M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
CABLEGRAMAS.
PRESUPUESTOS
Y GARB0NES MINERALES.

Dos cablegTamRs SO han reclbido
.en el GobieEnO General, expedld0E
por 81 Mlnisterio de Ultramar.
Dice uDo de ell0s:
"En viltud Leg y Real Deereto
publloadoB e GGo6tG, quedan sub.
sistentes presuguestos anterloIes
GO modifiesclones introduoidas
dusante ejereioio oomunloarAnse
sspaIadamente dennis alteEaoiones
= sutoEiEaciones'
Dice asi ell otro despaOho:
"D6leuse de oobTar deade pri-
meEos de Julio derachos da desoar-
g8 sobEe los oarbones mlueraIes de
tods proceden8ia 4 su enuada en
eea Isis, por estsr suDrimido3 Ley
. pfesupuestoa 1886 publloadG Ga
eeta hoy.7
Amboe eablegTamas han vst0
la luz ca el psEi6dicc odclal de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

La Gassta de la Habana ha pu-
olioado 10 siguiente
"CapitGnlG General de Ia IsId de
CabG.-EstGdO MGyOr.-Ei Conan
dante general do la A.. Division me
dloe, desde Puerto Principe, en- te-
legrama de hoy, a las 3 y 80 de la
tarde, 10 siguiente:
General en- Jefe ha declaEado
hoy esta provincial ca estado de
guerra"
Lo que SO publiea On la GGOstO
ofOiGl para general conocimiento.
Habana, IL de JUNO de 1896.
El General 2e Oabo encargado
del Observation-Disclosures.
a ri n6cleo de las fuefzas de les
insurrectos que manda Maxlmo
Gomez atao6 al pequefio destaca- :
mento de Alta Gracia, en- el ferFo
oarrIl dc Paerto-Principe, tornado
por % hombres del provisional de
Puerto -Rlco, 81 mando de IN sar-
gento. La haEana de los insurEec-
tos tue como siempre el incendio.
Este destacamento SO defendi6
her6ioamente CON su fuerEs, tenien
do varios nusFtos y herldos = eau
sando muchos mas al enemigo, el
que se vi6 obligado 4 retlraEse per
seguido por otras tuerzss, que 10
dispersarOn sin pressnfss> acOi6n.
El General en- jefe ha reCSmpen>
sado vallente sargento con el em
pleo de 2o teniente de Ia escala de
EeseEva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

El Diari0 de MGtansas expiiea
Nh lDoidente alll ouurfido, que eau
SO 10 maeEte a uD aoidado.
Haiiabase recogriando Ia costa
norta un ggup3 del primer batall6n
de Marie CTistiaa y aI llegar & los
pRAcgioO8 le dier0n Ia vox DC alto, Y
.oomo 40 hsbla poE ali f0erzA al.
.guna, Y vIeT0u que GO los haoia
fg8E0, eonteatsToD del mismc mo-
do, dando p0E resultado oil enCnen~
tEo qa8 murleEg un0 ds los soida-
dos del OTislina, que aa abalans6
al lugar de donde salian las des.
oaFgas.
Las heri3aa qle ie pEodnieron la
muerts faeE0n una de- bala en- ell
oajo vientga. = un tgemando ma-
che $50 en la plegns deEaohs.
Este desgsaG.ad0 Ga llamsba don
Audt5s Beem6dek Gonzalez.
Hi otg0 indiylduo herldo en- oil
aombro 40 llama don jose Pefia
COLLAGE. Maudaba Ia fuerza eli off
stat SF don Adriauo Herman DEE del
Castillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
CRiMENES.

De dos da cuenta El Critorio De
Humacao en- 81 nGmero fsoha 30
de JUNO pr6Ximo pasado; dice
asi el oolegs:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

u @aig que este, az pu.
dleado 70 s hag6 haalea O
fus%o Ell emb0geafaa.
Los IL uFr8asoa tuvleron 2 mueF-
tos J mnoh0s hegidng, abandonan
do entge otrag a0sas los fntrnmeu-
tos del herradcr de Ia pa7tida.
No hemos tenido p6rdlda nlngu.
Qa nor nuestra patte. recihiendc
.do'oamente el albeltar una herlda
leYs de balm.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

nlent OF the board of trustees on the
ground that il would set a nrecedent
Mn'ch other councils would follow and
,ne ma, result would be that the H.
prary oihcials would come to be the foot
na'l oi politics, with disastrous results to
I've usefulness. "If you persist in this
course feel sure you will live to regret
it." he added.
Aid' Williams said that while be be-
l'eVen the council had under the library
urulnahce the right to forbid the eXpen-
"lture lor an assistant Librarian he did
h"t suppose that they wanted to go to
''la1 extreme. II the library board was
sa'istied to assume the responsibility be.
fore the public Of thwarting retrench
fed.
AID. Williams moved that the services
oi inc city treasurer'S assistant be dis
pensei with after Jan. /. and the motion
carried, although Treasurer Frary made
ii strong plea for her retention. The ex.
penae "a9 only so a month, aud hs said
mat he was able to save more than this
sum 70 the city every mouth by reason
OF lne tact that he was enahiDi TO get
our on tho street more, and thus col
loeted city Licensees that otherwise might
ne missed, Last month he saved SAC
TO the city by collecting gambling
licenses IN places that he did not knnv
were gambling, and would have known
ho'hlrR about lG he r2i been confined K
the u.ijCc.
The council then aljouynod.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

ence is for the finest, thinncSt and most
delicate material, Hich rs c!rpc lissc,
silk null and often handsome lace.
When these finN sIlilS are used, there
must be a backing Of 1ilmor goods Of Il
color either matching or at least hur-
monizillg with tho balance Of the gown.
There are two distinct styles Of tea
gowns. One is cut On princcFSo shape,
fitting closely in the back, with the
fronts hanging loose over the full front
of whatever it is. The other is as shape
less as it can Ic, the whole gown de-
pending from the yoke. This yoke is
sometimes plain, but richly GarniShed
| with lace OF pe"gcnirnterie acWcd on fiat,
Or it Is made by shirrinEs. Velvet and
plush shirrinGs are heavy, but very rich
and snmptuous, as they show an entire
disregard Of expense. The ShilrinGS are
arranged so as to form It Mother Hub
bard yoke. The gown fails thus from
neck to feet i'll an unbroken line, the
only attempt to fit being q Slight slant
over the hips. Ihe collar depends Upon
tho shape Of the Wcaror'H neck. II It is
pretty, tho neck is V shaped and finish
cd fiat. If it could bo improved upon,
tho collar is high and most generally is
a stock, though some Ladies affect the
mcdicis form.
The waist may OF may not be defined
by a girdle on a bow Of ribbon. 1t may
hang from tho mock to the fcot also. a
pretty fancy in II tea gown was to
have the front laid y HiaA folds across
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

To make house plants grow ~saturate
the earth around them every day with
the coffee left over at breakfast.
Five OF six drops Of ammonia to ev
cry pint of water once q week vii.
mako them flourish.
To mako Dubious flowers blossom fiji :
fowerpot half full Of qricklimc anC
the remainder with good earth, plant
bulbs ald keep the earth damp. The heat
OF the lime, tempered by passing thruu@!
the earth, VIII cause the bulb to sen,
forth shoots 10 blossom.
Tho colors Of red and violet flower,
are rendered extremely brilliant by coz
ering tho earth i'll thoir pots with abou'
onc-half inch OF ~pulvorizcd charcoal.
Charcoal does not affect yellow flow
ers at all III this way.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

up it was unusually striking. The skirt
was very full, but without ornament.
The back of the waist was Of the silk.
The front was a blouse of maize dotted
t%affeta, with a cover Of plain black Rus
sian net. There was a narrow belt of
apple green satin ribbon with many
loops. The collar was q choker of green
velvet. The sleeves were elbow puifs,
extra wide.
The new outing t~lannels, made of cot
ton, deserve Il passing mention. They are
really very pretty i'll design, the coIoIs
we'll chosen and fast, and the stuff it.
self is thick and very soft to the touch.
1t makes admirable %lounging and eariy
morning wrappers, and is especially
valuable for children's everyday frocks.
1t Can be had in such dark and neat
mixtures that it can be worn Il long time
without laundering, and when washed
1t is still pretty. Blue and red stripes,
pink and gray checks, and all kinds and
co]ora Of broken plaids and tuftcd eff.
Tho price is but 10 cents q yard, and il
is n yard wide.
Long, loose ana ample cloal;s arc
gaining in favor for carria%, and visit.
ing. They are made inditfercntly o'
plain cloth, chGViOt or matclasSo wool
or plush velvet and crosse faiIlei IL silks
Fur is the preferred lining, though plaii
silk with a canton flannel i%nterlining il
often used. IENRiETTE ROUSSEAU.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
HOW TO MAKE STUFFED EGG SALAD.
A Delightful Dish rs Pleasing to the Eye
,s to the Palate.

Boil 10 eggs 20 minutes. Peel off the
shells and cut each egg in half, SO as to
form two cups. From the end Of each
cup cut a small slice, SO they will stand
firm. Remove each yolk and put in Il
bowl. Mix together in IN earthcn sauce-
pan 3 eggs well beaten, a ~tcaspoonful OF
dry mustard, 3 tablespoonfuls Of sweet
cream, a teaspoonful Of salt, a teaspoon
full Of pepper, 2 tablespoonfuls Of olive
oil and 2 tablespoonfuls Of vinegar. Boil
until thick as custard and mix with the
hard boiled yolks. Fill tho cups made
from the white with the mixture and
set on ice until cold. Serve each cnl
with a leaf of lettuce and pour over egg
and lettuce some m~ayonnaiae sauce. On
the plate should also be Il slice on two OF
thin bread and butter and a cup of Rus
sian tea, i'll which sugar and cream il
added. A tcaspooniul Of rum is d great
Improvement.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

Soaka quart Of dried peas over night,
put them i'll II pint If boiling water and
cook until soft. Mash them in water in
which they We're boilad and run through
a strainer, gradually adding a pint Of
hot water, which viii holp to separate
tho pulp FROM The skins, Return to the
fire to boil again. Cook together Il ia
b~lospooniul If buttcr and one Of il"ul
until smooth, hut not brown. stir I'M"
tho boiling soup, then add half Il tea.
spoonful OF 'al,, ono-qHaltcr Ok a tea
spoonlulol pepper, half a ~tclspoontul of
sugar and a pins Il ho; milk VI cream.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

Meteorological iIr"nrdH "f III" Great FAILS
Bureau.

Bureau.
The records Of G, l., Ilerzog, voluntary
government weather observer for Great
Falls, show tho following data for No
yember, lS1J;
Maximum temperature, II degrees.
Nov /: minimum temperature, = de-
2rcps, Nov. - mcan trtnperature,@l8dH
greeR: meHD maX,mH8l temperature, ln|
drgreeA; mean minimum Temperature,
~ , degrees; total precipitation (rain and
peiled snow ~ ZACH; total r~nowfail, -
,oche7; number Of clear days, o; number
Of cloudy days, -; uumber days partly
Loudly. 9, prevailing direction Of the
Wind, southeast.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
Time Card--Great Falls.
First Class Sleeping and Diniug Cars.


Rates 10 Potato East. Ratios from Greet
Falls to ea5tern points are rs low, and in most
cases much lower, than rates from Helena OF
Butte.
EIacursion ,lstea. Rirrtclaasr oond "Trip ex-
CnreiuD ticaets Oh sale for tjt. FEal act Mime
apolia, Chicago ami st. Luuio, good Tor threA
uipnfEis, WITH stop over privileges, IL desired.
Important Connections. Our traine make
close connections IN onion depoUs al st. Paul
and NlinDeep' lis to al points elst and south.
Connections ~ HavIe with Family Tourist
Care for the east and west.
Tourist sieolisg Cara. Free to hrst and
second class Passengers.
Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
10 points in United Staten and Canada. Social
Inducements now offered on all Steamship
icketb to and from Europe, by all hrst class
lines.
For full information, rates, tima tables, etc..
call on cr ad6gosA Z. j. ~EHHENEY, Agent
treat 4aIis. Mont.
Or f. !. WHITNEY, &. p. d T. A.
st Paul. MINI.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
CUTTING DOWN THE EXPENSES
The City Administration Makes Some
Radical Economies in the
departments.
The Police Sergeant, Sanitary Police
man, Food Inspector and Treas
urer's Clerk Dismissed.

c'''' ''N WV r'tIItlI INCL IN
regular session, Mayor Webster being
in the chair and al the aldermen eycopt
II. f. Holmes being present.
The resignation Of George Wardrop "a
police sergeant was read by the clerk
and the same was accepted by the coun-
ell.
A number of bids for 1000 feet of
hose were read by the city cleric and re-
ferrod to the fire committee.
A petition from W. A. Webster and
others for the construction Of il sidewalk
on the south line of Fourth avenue
north, between Third and Fourth street.
was favorably reported by the commit
tee and the walk ordered laid.
The city treasurer presented Il c3m
munication asking that the oriiuacc hr
changed 50 as to make his report duo at
the second meeting in the month instead
Of the first, In order to give him Time to
ret the returns Of other officers in. lto.
ryrrcd.
The city treasurcr's report was roaI.
showing 59,0Sl.1O On hand.
The weight Inspector report showed
$G} collected and turned into the city
treasury during the month,
The sanitary policomau's report
showed SlO.85 chatgcable ~ the city
during the month Of November.
Tho report Of John Dogin. acting city
marshal. showed 81 .rrcsl, during ths
month, including IS ct5-s ut yagrAncy.
The dog tax COLLECTIONS a|nouuLuI 10
s2l2,
rhe police magistrates report =boEsi
the fines and costs collected jurnug No
rember to amoun to ) 0tt5
The city clerk stated that several
claims had been flied ~IJn ntm against
the Contra! avenue plvlat contract. IA
eludIug Que from II. Il Palmer Of il.l.
ena, for SAN o. notion his LIalu
was ordered r"elururDt to Mr.. Palmer
with u request Tor il bllI If pacticulArs,
4 resolution was nAnioi to the 2ierh
BY the mayor urovIdlhy that after This
late the cay you'd dispense WITH the
service, Of police sergeant, fpud inspector,
and sanitary policeman, and pr0H,diug
that tho duties of the latter oihrc be per
formed by the poUutmrstgr without
axira comnouant,Ip. a,d tpat il he the
io,.' NJ ,ne civ ,,il., "a r,ry' tnn 1r.
Lrli Err fros iIn resolution. hr-,,
-caJ was n.ssad NV ,,anIn,n,e yo.['
'rh,s .T'n,a f, a.,,iu A. ttp r;fy lin.
Guiding The marsnaIs office now vacant.
If $50 per month.
l,re' s"a rnmm,Iten r@norted H,ainft max,
iry nav rhnnna in thu lirnnen charpre
t aSI |"J G," tE s sn',nIi d"
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,asnt",;nn a,n,n. ,'a1inI any ,~thn4n,n im
a., r'"" r+"r,a nt,i.n w. ,ah,iss,'r ,Hl
an',a"t 'n oInr,,,rii ,h1' M yi"g
vs. S tpn n,1, W. na - nnsnn tha,nhy
A. Wy ny < ""''1 th",0h, W., a CONNIE;
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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
WOMAN'S WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS.


and Wellesley.
There seems TO he Il tendency Oh The
part Of graduates Of some Of tic so call.
ed colleges for women to e~glorify them
selves unduly. This leads them into Oc-
casion0lly making both scrious and
ludictous breaks. Miss Frances M. Az
bolt makes a mistake that partakes Of
both natures when she OpCl!s a paper III
The Forum with the astonishing state
mcnt shat the 20 years Of NaSsar's exist
cnce practically cover the whole period
of advanced education for /
should be sorry indeed to take away amy
of the cIvdlr that belongs to VaeSdr and
her daughters, but the TACT remains that
before Nassar was tECyEilt OF thorc We're
COLLEGES III existence where WUmcn re-
coivcd more severe aud extensive train
ing than NuSs;u affords even to this day.
l once compared very carefully year by
year, the course Of instruction at Nassar
with tlnat Of ono of the colleges above
mentioned. / found to my regret that
the NasHar course only Q girls as far
as the freshman and sophomore years i'll
these older colleges, in which many Wu-
men had already graduated. l remember
regrcttiug that this was the case because
it seemed to me Vas>ar wasn't going to
be It real college, after all, only Il sort
of excellent high school or academy.
The course may have l2cn-prolably has
b~ocn-cXtcndou since tlon, as dat WAS
several years ago. hope so; otherwise
VasSar is still just What | thought IT,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
THE NEW TEA GOWNS
THEY ARE OF FINE QUALITY, BUT
NOT ALTOGETHER LOVELY.
Descriptions of Some of the Most Striking
O~nes-GOwns For Ordinary Occasions.
Handsome Reception Dresscs-~New Cot
ton FLANNEL For Morning Wenr.
copyright, 1895, by American Press Associa-

toni
The newest tea gowns arc not alto
gether things of beauty, but as tea gowns
they are tolerated. They a1e long, Of
course, and wide, as they must he, bnt
have very little TO recommend them 9th
erwise, except as TO the quality Of the
goods Of which they are composed. Silk
Of the most superb quality, velvet and
plush are used for the body of tic gown,
and for the inevitable front the prefer
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

How TO RHadttate fiaHhheads.
Continual bathing Of the face in hot
water-not warm--at night will tend
to eradicate blackhcads.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
Alberta Railway g. Coal Co. and Great
Falls 6 Canada Railway.

Joint Time Tab, no, 13-In effect q o'clock
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-06
TIRED OF TEXAS,
Fred Ross is Going to Denver to
Fight.

Fred Ross is Going to Denver to
Fight.
Pugilist Fred. Ross expects to
leave for Denver, Col, this week
He says glove contests take place
up there every night. He has re.
ceived letter from Charles F
Reyr olds, Of Denver, which says
"There are a great many boxers
here in your class, and will try to
bring on a match for you. Harry
Jones, Of San Francisco, is matched
for a finish fight with Dave Reese
the Montana Kid for November
ID Curly McHale and Jack Liv.
iDgston had a six-round draw last
week."
"You can't keep a good man
down." said Ross last night. 81
am going to a country where
there's money, and / am never
coming to this bloody state again
as long as things are going on as
now"