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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-24
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elias mu!aS Ell Id lei1 ooiA - ~
do, porque las mujeres GUSTAV mu-
cho de la equitacion.
Las mejores classes de La socle-
dad usan la sil'a de montar IN
glesa, aunque algunas preheren
Ia espanola por su forrna es-
pecial y porque da a las amazonas
an aspecto mas simpatico y las
hace aparecer mas agraciadas.
En- los barrios del campo, sc
usan generalmente la albarda'
mientras entire las classes mas ba-
las muchas mujeres montan a
horcajadas sin que por ESQ sean
objeto de crftica.
Cuando las mujeres son bo-
nitas y buenas ginetas, desplegan
una coqueterfa sorprendente en-
su montura.
Cerca de Juana Diaz pude yer
una de esas amazonas, que me hizo
recordar los viejos tiempos de la
|caballerfa.
Era ella una joven guapa, Co
mo de Is 4 Ii amos, con una cara
semejante a la de una madona y
una 6gura como el modelo de una
artista.
Un pie diminuto sobresalfa
discretamente bajo su largo traje,
= para mi sorpresa, 10 vi despro-
visto de medias.
Su clitis era como de terclo-
pelo lustroso, Y de un color de
rosa de tinte esquisito.
Cubrfalo una chinela de saten
s seda bordada, en- color, y tenfa
una planta arqueada que hacfa
aparecer aquel pie verdaderamen-
te encantador.
Los domingos por la manana es
cuando mejor puede verse aque-
las lindas mujeres tai cual SON;
Ell esas horas en- que salen de sus
casas para la proxima iglesia.
I'm domingo en- que viajaba
20 a caballo por un barrio de
laquellos campos, vi una multitud
de mujeres que sc dirigian d misa.
Iban en- sus mulas montadas de
dos en- dos, sentadas tan comoda.
mente como 81 estuvieran en- sus
casas.
Alganas, quizas mas ricas que
las otras 8 delicadas de salud, iban
acompanadas de muchachos que
con parasoles 6 paraguas abiertos
las preservaban del sol.
Los domingos, cada mujer lleva
Iconsigo un rosario bastante largo
| 4 veces.
He visto algunas provistas de
preciosos libros de misa, y fuman-
do un enorme cigarro 6 cigarrillo
iencendido.
acknowledgements este es ell pats
de las mujeres amantes del taba-
CO.
Algunas fuman cigarrillos y ta
baco en- pipas, pero la mayorfa
usan perfectos napoleones y otras
vltolas nayores en- tamaflo q los
Ique comunmente sc fuman en- los
! Estados- Unidos.
Y los fuman en- La casa, por las
GALES, en- la mesa 6 en- ell balloon,
acostadas en- hamacas, 8 recosta-
das en- sus sillones, y solo dejan
de hacerlo cuando Sc hallan entire
las sagradas paredes de la iglesia.
Cuando la misa ha terminado v
vuelven a yer la luz del sol. 10
prlmero que les ocurre es encender
Gle nuevo sus cigarros y montar en-
sus cabalga1uras.
Hermosa igura la de esas qua
pas mujeres cuando destilan por
las carreteras.
lmagfnese ell lector IN azul in.
tense ALA en- Ell cielo, y en- la tie
L.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-24
Seamos
sinceros

Hace tempo que La Nueva
Era, al hablar de los Secretaries
de Despacho, les designa con ell
ncmbre de los nstnistros espanoles;
los que 0efendieron d Espai7a,;
los que sirvieron con ell general
espanol Macfas; y otras especies
por ell estilo, como 81 los hombres
de La Ntevo Era no hubieran
incurrido n1nca en- ell aoecado de
espa1ohsnso.
En- su artfeulo de aver dice !:
<Pero como 1uiera que sea result
ia, que la nueva labor de los
ministries espaisoles, ingertos en- la
b0n0e1'0 americana, ct.
Y termina con ell siguiente pa
rrafo:
<Convenzanse los americanos;
para poner en- ammonia ell derecho
VICENTE aquf con la letra y ell es-
D ritu de la constitution america
ma no siryen los que aver utiliza-
ron a Aacfas y hoy empiezan va
q criticarle.,
aHiUs poT pdTles, COitkd.
Vuestros hombres, vuestros ami
gos, vuestro partldo ;jamas hi
cieron protestas de espafioismo? !?
+ A la vista tenemos nnmeros de
( Ez Aatonomista que dirijia nues-
tro amigo ell senior Llorens Eche-
varria, en- que la nota patriotica
es llevada la exageracion 4 que
pocas veces llegaron los mismos
peninsulares. Y son admeros re-
cientes, de pocos dfas antes de la
invasion. Y en- esos articulos no
solo sc elevaba 4 Espana hasta los
cuernos de la luna, si1o que los
pobrecitos yankees Sc les ponia
que no hab'a por donde cojerlos.
La palabra mas suave que ell senor
Llorens les aplicaba, era liam aries
mercach;fes.
Esto, sinembargo, no fue obice
para que pocos dias despues, al
reallzarse la invaci6n, ell sefior
Llorens, matando El Autononais
to apareciera en- La Nueya Era,
colmando do elogios y ditiram
bos a aquellos mercachi17es de la
vispera.
Vamos, colega; ST estas cosas
serfa mejor no hablar de elias.
Sin duda creyo Ell seilor Llorens
que con cambiar ell nombre al Pc
ri<dico, oambiaba tambien su per-
sonalidad. No; un periodico es
algo mas que ell r6tulo y los ii
pos ell papel en- que Sc imprime;
es Ell alma, las ideas, la conciencia
del que 10 escribe, y alma, con-
ciencia e ideas no pueden yariar
porque varfe el color del papel, 8
la forma de los tipos 8 ell nombre
del peri6dico.
OAsf, pues, ell menos autorizado
para estaT I'm dfa y otro dfa Ian :
zando la nota de espaHohsnao co
mo quien lanza una acusacion,
contra ell gabinete insular, es ell Sc
nor Llorens Echevarrfa.
iQue sirvieron al general Ma
cfas!
iY como no habfan de sevirle
81 Puerto Rico era espanol, y ell
representante de Espana en- Puer-
to Rico era Macfas?
iAcaso no sirvieron con aquel
general la plana mayor de los pu-
ros, Quinones, (don Francisco),
Rossy, Barbosa, Fernandez Jun
COS, Vale Atiles y SANCHEZ Mora
les? " pocas manifestations de
81 amor J adhesion 4 Espafla que
hicieron estos senores aquel ge-
nerall
En- fin; tan convencido de clio
estaba Ell general Macfas, que cuan-
do an periodico de Madrid acuso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-24

EN- esta inlprenta :
sOIicifan dos u ire
appendices para ~
cajaso
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
HAD FUN At HONOLULU.

Two Young Ohicers D~o!ars Msrtis.l L w..
f.u "urssDarttxl to Fol NV. T., r
Honolulu, CIct. /. Wa S ~ Francisco,
Oor. lS.-Ol Vie nignt IT OK. ) Ser.
ond ieuleuant Merriam, u. 5, A.,
aud FIRST LIZ ateunnt Wuee.ock, New
Yurx volunteer, declared martial law
IN Honolulu. Wneslock was provost
marshal in charge o. mounted IN. snsry.
For two hours things were Livery. Cit,.
zsns were tr tered If the streets, the
orders Icing enforced by mounted men
under Wheslock's command. Sailors
were chased aboard their ships, aud
two captains and q CTS ons officer, had
to scramble for safety. General King
was very angry wnen he heard VIVA.
was being done. The two officers VI
be courtniartialed. Lieutenant NJ.
ram 10 son OF General Merriam. |. 1t
is stated that both meu were under the
influence of liQnor. -" -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
70 BUILD SWIFT BOATS.

ssme Fevsiga Govern meat Has Ordered
I've Of the Turb,na Pattern.
& WAsH1xaTox, Oct. ls.-Consal Met.
CALI. ut Newcas tie on.Tyne, sends to
the state department b repors that tho
builders OF the wonderful ,uyb.ne.pro.
psiied boat, ''Turblaa, which created
such u sensation at the British naval
review by her extraordinary speed,
have begun the construction Ter u Tor.
elgn governments OF two boatA OF the
same style, ABOUT 100 feet long, and
with 10000 horse power. They are
guaranteed to make At least IS knoss
per hour, but - they are twice the
lem tn. six times tbs weight and Ave
times the power Of the Turliaa, the
consul says it will bs interesting to see
how ar they will exceed her peri orm.
anos OF 10 knots.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
50 ~ 2sS-itf III n 8aSf %
FEDERAL STEEL COMPANY.
The New 5Combin. t:l.o,s Oncsrs $50
f& VI III %s OlpeoI s,na a tII 4 i%n.

The New tcombin- ts~e.. oaesrs a.t,
4 " 4 &4- WI Dlrss' DSs. is.Sif &rr
New York. Got. l8.-E G. Gary
OF Chicago, chief counsel OF the Illinois
Steel company. has bean alsetst, to the
permaneut presidency Of the Federal
Ste : company. The directors oansen
are ~ follows: J. Piorpont Moran,
New York; II. H. Porter, Chicago;
Marshall Field. Chicrg,; Norman l.
Rsam, Chicago; = H, Gary. lChis ago,
Robert Bacon OF tn. Morgan banking
house. New York.. D. O M,hs, NV
York; Samuel Malhsr, Cleveland; RIOS,
well P. Flower. ex-governor o, Nav
York; G. q. Cuyler. New York. and
Nathaniel Thayer. Boston lh- three
Nj n VINO, fled the Ariel . OF oorpo.
ration in New Jersey ars retained as
nominal directors to complete the IN!
board. ''.>;>.n, .s, re- y. -a,> -,
u Que Of the projects that will 81. scs con.
sidrrsd By tho new Federal company
will be the establish mont Of q man.
moth ship building pant In or near
New York for the constru ceion OF steel
merchant vessels and msn.ot.war.
The main offices of the federated
companies will be in this CITY.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14

The Democrats Of Morrison count y
never acted and felt more discOur-
aged over their local compaign than
today. Some OF the candidates for
county offices had fixed up a deal
with boiling Republicans by which
the voters Of the county were to he
traded back and forth, and after the
deal was closed Democracy was
never weaker. #,.,,
The convention today had small
attendance; not over twO-thirds OF
the full delegations appearing.
There was no candidate who would
take the nomination for auditor,
and several Of the nominees are mere
figureheads. who will be easily de-
feated.
The only contest was over the
county attorneyship, and Lyon de.
Ieated Shaw by more than three to
one. The vote was 81 to ii. All
other nomina lions were by ACCLAIM a.
ton .a.c., I'd. sg.ts~' .-- ,-,esg - .
80 After the nonina lions F. W. Lyon,
T.. s, Smith and c. E. Vasaly made
brief remarks. Each speaker pledged
support to the entire ticket. Mr..
Vasaly was especially loyal to party,
and said that he felt It to the duty
= OF any Democrat to stand by party
conventions and party action. When
he took part In convention he pro.
posed to abide by the result. He
evidently had a very pOoriopinion OF
I boiling Democrat. He doubtless
had another standard OF honor with
which to measure y boiling Republic.
IN. VI s@&aa w. ~'f@' 's%%'#+i =
r. s. Clarke, Of the committee on
resolutions, reported that the G. ON
snittec had nothing to recommend.
"a The convention adjourned.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
THE TICKET.

AuditOr-NO nOmiIIatinn.
Treasurer-J. l.. Meyer.
Register Ot Deetls-E. r. Shaw.
Sherlff-M. NJ. Richardson.
Judge Of PrObate-E. 3. Smith.
County AttOrney-F. W. Lyon.
Clerk OF Courts. P. Brick.
Supt. Of Schools-J. H. Seal.
SurveyOr-ROht. Stewart.
COroner-Dr. p. Roy.
County Commissioners 18th dist
F. H. Lakin, of Bellevue; 9Th dist
Dennis Sheedy, Of Swan River.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
'o,, Know. Throughout Wiz oonsts.

KlLBo URINE. WIS, Oct. l8.-Rev.
Elmer Yucun died at his home III This
village during. Tho day, agsd o. He
was one Of the uest known ministers
IN Wisconsin, having p.eac led in
every county in the state, to which he
came % years ago. :" t..G Es3 &
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
\ ~ rs M WI itt n y ~ y S M ISef
9 ARE 4OvER-c oNFiOENI.
iasnstss Haaas lssass = SEasaiar q
f&ss4, fsSH 8a}S kspu blisnns.

IWSnatOS Hohns 1Ssdso 0lEW01Nl19 O.
#&s3 s# @,8 Hspublts"DA
CL1vELAxD. OCL "a. --- ''IAS mos,
dangerous thing for The Rspu biica
party this fall i over conf dencs, which
creatsss apathy ooncsrning the slse.
ton. said Senator Hanna. 81 sounded
this note " " arnir & whe h ! went
E,.sL. o., n; y aud told tnss Rrpuuliosnu
tn-.en wruld not do, to lie down and
think every Thing would come Gus oil
right. We Aavs cot TO- be on the look.
% u III times I,'is almost historical
b tue pnrty wulch,is snccsssful 1t q
loi!uc.l e:ection l,sss in the following
e.ec. ioufi because tho voters Of that
party become ovsr.confident and care.
loss - '2'~'y. @'-E'@' - a'>s'% mn
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
DEMOCRATS MEET.
And Proceed to Nominate 9
County Ticketfor this Fairs N
s Campaign. Il

the court house yesterday. The
mee ting convened about 1890 II. ~.
with v"rv few people other than the
regular delegates present.
H. Upon motion Of E. i. Smith, e.. E.
Va. ally WIS chosen ~ temporary
chairman.
F. Langmaldc, of Randall. was
selected to act az temporary seize
tai ~, utter some I WI or three Others
had declined to accept that position
! A COMMITTEES Of thres. was appoint
ed by the chair IN a c''lnntttee "n
credentials. Geo. Moegleiu, Lonn
Stumph and u. Sheedy formed this
committee.
A COMMITTEES nf three was also ap'
pointed hy the chair. ON order Vi
business. Tins committee consisted
Of H. ltasicOt, L. ). Smith and j.
Reede.
On motion the temporary orRaniz"'
tiOn WAS made permanent.
~ In order TO give TIE committees
appointed time to prepare their IT,
ports the Convention h':j burned uE.
TIL o'clock.
Pursuant to adjournment the CON
vention met az o'clock.
The cOIn,nlttet. ON credentials re-
ported the folio wing delexa ties as en-
titled to seats in the convention.
Second Ward, 2nd precinct III city
&C. A. Fretierickson, w. J. CooDs, j.
j. Hennesy.
Second Ward. l.t. precinct OF city
C. E. Vasaly. e =. Smith. E. ). Han =
lin and Gust Lindgren. j.. +. itnstien.
First Ward, city-Get5rge MoeRlein,
J. J. Gross. John Reetie. Phliip Ger
,nain. John Kidder, 2. NJ. Medved.
v. E. Kasparek.
Two Rivers-A. G. Burton. Carl
LINK, Geo. A. Schneider. Frank
Schelonka. Albert Barton.
Pike Creek-J. Page, J. Br"berg. j.
Bleckinger, Albert Trez"blatowski,
John Minchaw.
Pierz-John Stnmpt. j. BOehmer,
II. Kinken, +. MarsIIik. VIM. KOneD,
Dr.. P. Roy.
Green Prairie-Henry Butler.
UOugh-.JOhn KempeDick.
Randall-S. s. LnngnIa.ie. Richald
Petit.
Swan River-D.nnis Sheedy, Christ
Karnowski, }. r. O'DOnnell, Martin
Vicharetk Nike NOwak. ..t
p. Bellevue-F. H. Lakin, George GeiE-
gel r. s. Clark.
I'd 5Buckmnn-Wm. Duenzen, joe.
Hirtsh.
Swanville-Peter Iseisman, WIN.
Belsman. B. B. Cox.
Ripley-David Beverage.
Culdrum-JO. Simpson.
Belle Prairie-Henry Ra4;cOt, Noah
NORM, Eugene Rear'ion.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
Am.rioan Umcsr Dead In Hav. ma.

WASHINGTON, OCT. lS.-Major Gen.
eral Wade has ca bled the war depart.
menl Announcing tue death Of Major
8. b. Bs.b.. ordnance officer, Un.ted
States voluuss>4s. who d.ed OF ysliow
fever a. H4vaua. H. wa, u resident of
Thompson. Conn where his widow
lives. - - 81.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
Kn,ahn T-mpi~r IN ~ Themselves

K"'ah's T-mplnr Epjoy Themselves.
PlTrsBuRo, Ocr.e IL. The days tspro.
gsamme of tho conolave was mai,,ly
made up Of gsieties. consisting Of re.
ceptious at ti.e different headquarters
OF the colnman deriss. tails aud social
entertainments. purportlng to make
the local knights aud tho visitors let.
tor acquainted. The weather was Ill
that could be desired. ,s -. r+ W.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
l.ouItry. isutt.r nn.i Exr~.

.: 49, .yu CHICAGO, Oct II.
! POULTRY-Live, in fair demand
Spring chic6snA b: hens; 20; duoka
61<M7c; turkeys. 1000. , ...,,
BUTTER Steady. .Creamerie., $50
9Oo: dairies, l30l7:.
EGGS-firm; fresh. 14]<c.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
sioux City L.vs stock.

Sioux CITY, Ia. Oct. H.
HOGS-Markes steady: Range Of
prices, s. 4O@S.6.
CATTLE-Market slow; steady on
good; lower on others. ...,t.,
Sales ranged ~ $..6O@5l0 for beeves;
$2.UOtp4.00 for COWS, pulls and mixed:
/ .6O@4.90 for stocksrs and feeders; 8 W
@4lS for, yearlings and calves: $3.50 u
APO for westerns
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
HEADED FOR PALESTINE.
EmpsroF William and Party 8s9la Thsil
H Journey to the Holy Lsad.

Enpsror William and Party Ssssia Thsiy
Joussey 70 the Holy Lsad.
}# BERLIN, O,t. lS.-The emperor and
empress Of Germany started st 3 .. m.
on their journey to the Holy Land.
They will 20 dllect to Constantinople,
and from thence Is Pa.e tine. Ihe
suite Of the emperor iuclnded General
Ply sioiau Leutpold, Count Won Eulen.
berg, the grand am.rshsl OF the court
Baron Won Bue.ow, tho minister OF for.
eiCn affAirs;} Legation. O 'uno.. or
Klehmet ami . number Of other Off
O. ais. The empress has with her three
ladies o: the, court and Cours Marshal
Baron Won Mira ,h. The Imperial
purity is also accom- panied by body o.
geudsrmss and ~ II equsrries. 4
enormous. box which does not leave he
smperor's& vicinity il in charge Of u
high iunotiousry. It contains vu.uabl
gII,s and diamond decorations, va.u.d
At 4. 0oo, 900 marks, for Oriental OF
fcl-c. ' "
LA1E MARKET REPORT.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
Iowa IRA "oh Organised.

e 4ARsHALLTowN. L., Oct. lx-R ,p.
resentat,ves OF CITY governments of
this state are in session here for the
purpose OF forming an Iowa branch OF
the League OF Ameri' al Municlpali.
ties. Que hundred delegates ara
Or0a0Nt q safsl
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
Minneapolis strain. -.
MINNEAPOLIA

;l!:. ~n, .... .., MINNEAPoLIsI Oct IL.
WHEAT - October closed at 6s31o;
Decemoss, 6ac; May. B.A@859so. Or
Track-No. hard, Csc; No. | North
ern GIG; No. 3 Northern, 63c.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
1t. raul Union Stock Yard.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Oct. Ia
HOGS-Market steady and active.
Range Of prices, $3.50 san.
CATTLE-Best butcher cattle steady;
butcher cows, weaker; good stockers,
steady; common. dull.
Sales ranged at $..5O9400 for stookers,
e.6OG3.UO tor cows: "a 1901 80 for heif-
ers; IS. 75.tg4. . for steers.
SHEEP STOCK sheep and lambs 25@
NC lower.
Alutrons 3s.eO@4 10; lambs, 8. so@5. a.
chicago drain sah Provisions.
CHICAGO Dot. Ia
CLOSING PRICES. -
WEEAT-October. B4%;; December.
64Nu9j49s, May, 6516c. ,.... &c.. -
COEA : October. 1910; December:
3OAo; May, S2H;.
OATS - October, 1870; December.
ss0-z1tc: May. SC. =. ..
PORK-Oototoer, z97.70: December
t7.03: Jnn",rv. o. o. t''%
80 = = -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14

The Grand Army has 305 sos
members. During the past year the
dea this numbered Z 1888.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14
LA1E' MARKET REPORT.
= Dalush Gr,sits.

" =" ts0luth s;rsit. ''''
5.1' :.'' '"s '+a& DULUTH, OF /.
WHEAT-Cash No. harl, 8YAo: No.
Northern. 6A3<,; No. y Northern. d8}<c;
To Arrive Nh. hard, $3.50: No." !
Northern. e6H,; December, 6Sfo; Octo-
her, t6;; May. 65a ,r. ~. a.. 81" Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14

Don't think that your liver needs
treating II you are bilious. 1t don't.
It's your stomach. That is, your
stomachts really what causes the
hiliousness. 1t has put your liver
out OF order.
See what's the matter with your
stomach.
Sick stomach poisons liver and
then there's trouble. Shaker d.
gestive Cordial cures stomach and
then all's well. That's the case In a
nutshell. 60. .'.:- & = .fEH| j
Shaker Disgestive Cordial is no
secret. Formulas on every bottle.
But It's the simple honest way It's
made. the honest Shaker herbs and
other ingredients oi which It's, COM
posed, that make 1t 20 edlcacious.
Any reul case III Indigestion and
biliousness can be cured with q few
bottles OF Shaker Digestive Cordial
Try It.
$500. g..s. GSls,l .,sSr. NJ !, n. 49,. - Il
The naval board decides that no
one is en- titled to credit tor tho de-
isatof Cervera 1T Santiago. nnss
Fire In the Black Hills has de-.
stroyed timber valued at ~ over.
81 y0o0, 900. # INT EXT
More than fiiry miners were
killed In a riot Of strikers at Virden.
ILL.,, Wednesday. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14

More than nifty miners were
killed In q riot OF strikers at Virden.
ILL.,, Wednesday. J"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14

Fire In the Black Hills has de-,
stroyed timber valued at " over.
81 ,O00, 600. +. MT .>I...-.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-14

!, The naval board decides that no
one is en- titled to credit tor tho de
ieatof Cervera 1t Santiago. "a naE5
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-10-20

The question to what extent the
alkaline earth salts In drinking water
affect the decay (caries) OF teeth has OF
late been studied In several quarters.
Statistics have been collected by REESE
In several localities In Bavaria and by
Foerberg, in Sweden. These have I,
vealed the interesting fact that tile
extent Of decaying teeth bears definite
relation to the hardness OF the water; !;
in other words, to the quantity Of cal
cium and magnesium salts In the earth
through which the water passes. The
harder the water the better the teeth;
the smaller the quantity OF these salts
the greater the decay OF the teeth. -
Sudd. Ap. Zeituna,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-10-20
FROM AsRoAp.

Smoking was not permitted in Eng
land railway carriages until lS4B.
In some parts Of Norway corn Is still
uaed as a substitute for coin.
There are "a royal families In
Europe. two.thirds Of which are Of
German origin.
II Is said that Me first weeping will.
low in England was planted by Alex
ander Pope. the poet.
The cartlnen who haul sand TO Rome
for builders work 10 hours day for
80 cents, and sleep In the stables with
their mules.
AS an effect OF the South Wales coal
strike, the Great Western railway has
sustained a direct loss upon a carriage
OF minerals Of g1sS. 900.
No restaurant In st. Petersburg is
allowed 10 have Its bill OF fare exclu-
sively In foreign language. by re-
cent edict Russian version must al
ways be added.
There are 400, 900, 900 people In the
British empire, and the queen would
have to live another 10 years to enable
her to see all OF them pass before her,
II marching night and day for all that
time.
A recent report issued In Germany
says that a.t74, sol hectoIl.ers OF beer
were absorbed In Berlin In 1897, $50
that each inhsbitant drank ao0 liters. /"
In 1909 the average consumption was
100 liters.
The system Of vaccination Ia so per.
feet In the German army that smallpox
has been reduced TO six cases annually.
All recruits are re-vaccinated. and
there must be at least ten punctures In
each arm.
1t 10 stated that Turkey lost less than
1000 men In battle In the Greek war.
but 10, 900 died in Thessaly Of disease
and $4,000 were sent homo invalided
and Of the latter 5000 subsequently
died. Among the dead were IA army
officers.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-10-20
Women and the Wheel.

The healthfulness OF bicycle riding
for womon is still disputed question
between eminent phyalcians and health
reformora.
Used In moderation II surely creates
for women q means OF outdoor exer.
cise, the benefit Of which oil physicians
concede. Used to excess, like any
other pastime. Ito effect IL likely to be
dangerous.
Tho experience Of Miss Bertha Reed,
the i7-year-old daughter OF Mr.. ]. X.
Reed, 8Sh Lake street. Delaware. o.,
may point moral for parents who,
liko Mr., and Mrs. Reed. have expert
enced some concern for their daughters
who are fond Of wheeling. In the fall
OF 90 Miss Bertha, who had ridden a
great doal. began TO fall In an alarm
Ing manner She grew steadily palor
and thinner, and II appeared she was
going into consumption. Rest and
Quot did her absolutely no good. A
physician found her pulse at i0i--a
very high rate. Thinking this may