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The news & observer., 1898-04-08
FROST INJURIES FRUIT.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 1.-Reports
received from all over Tennessee. north
Alabama and North Georgia. show that
the damage done to the fruit and berry
crc ps by the frosts of Tuesday aid last
night was very heavy. In many sections
the peach crop wa entirely killed and
the berry crop cut in half. Early vcgn
tables were killed nearly everywhere
Tie loss will amount to many thousands
of dollars.
The news & observer., 1898-04-08
Allen & Cram
Machine Co.,
RALEIGH, N. c.

We regard the liberal patronage that
20 have had in our line during the last
twenty nine years as evidence ef our
ability in the
The news & observer., 1898-04-08

Memorial Day is nearly here. Hon.
Julian S. Carr, of Durham. will be the
orator of the day. and rich treat awaits
our people. The statue of Il Confeder-
ale soldier will be placed on the top Of
the monument and unveiled The day
promises to be one Of the most eventfnl
in the history Of Washington.-
ington Messenger.
The news & observer., 1898-04-08

Thousands Of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds. bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe. and all throat and lung diseases.
Heartt 81 Heartt.
The news & observer., 1898-04-08

1t is great leap from the old fash
ioned doses of blue-mass and nauseous
physics to the pleasant little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They
cure constipation, sick headache and bill
iousness. Heartt & Heartt.
The news & observer., 1898-04-08
Machine Business.

We are still on hand with a full line Of
engine boilers, saw and grist mills, tram
cars, the celebrated Champion Reapers
and Mowers and brick making ma
chimes.
Repairing Done Promptly.
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qucscs, 81 idem de conscrvss 30 iacm dc
mantequilla.
9af3~ Rogamos 4 Mr II. Oval, do ANas-
co, 20 sirya re'nesar loa : pesos so conlAvoa
que adeude por su.Gripc;oue'. 10 10
81 Mallsna inscrtGTcmos goa Gi5tt del
s'Iof al yald2 10 Fegs baja, rclar2nte i los su
oesos ocurridoS u duFaute los dias ( ) dol
actual
xF. Nos dcen do L. CiAra eTrqo laygs y
Icao|a enfarnelai, hs .c5ido Ell Ia noche dc
ayer, el nPrceiabo decor en- ma1irina Cru
ia, don Ant9aio Co!60 R'gF; qQica p3r su7 rc.
oy21tcs oua!l iaie.. 20 hlbfl hecl) diguo
| acrtetor Ia ms dietirnai Ia c0nsd9rac 81 De
tod0s los Vcu!Gcs de cstI I1G.l dad
~ l4'amaMo1 II Ater36n dc nU4stro2
Iec+orta, h 4oia ci aanncio d. Ia Ifoca Dc ysp>'
res ita!iApCs Eba Ne'o3rs ave t0meNa2mo<
pnblloar en- IA pr,nie:a plaMn. SJn agoutos d.:
dIcha tmpEc3a cn p3nca 'os sen )ros Felici Coz
ia 90.
~ D1slo cl prmoto d. prJxn3 mee
pub!ioaremos pe'idljclmenls las Balances Acj
Cf6dito y All. ponc. ~, y toias I4s notici 5,
ntoIme7, J OILsoiones 4 re :, raiacionea Goa Il
cit2do Estahlccmento
w. De !as .ignatarl3 dc s.gunlo ? } SC
h'n c& c&>'niDadp "1 c' Srulnario Cucciis " los
SerlorHs d'n Felipe r. C2naja, don Urhan)
!.an,a:, i;a F4rn,n,u S.'as, don 11mAg Ben
!5"', 'lon .AnArts Noh9ysgrtl, do4 lie It,*tt.
Agni, = 5 siDo r ~ ,,.,a AHoIai2u, obt0nion 20
n0y rNrr' So o,l Il ,,ojNc1,
s. + Aver t,ri9 Temper pm 10 pear Il
tren dcl letroaafs'i h14tt A"ccibo K;1amos
sjn r73t74 nj pan ic>a s.o. u3ste lo9tc h4ca
treF Hi&s
~ ~ N}:o'tam; yer dan san6n
Rodriguez, talcgTa'jsta q2n rstabs an el rep,o
de5a0 haefo paaado 10 O
X x"a E.! una c4rts qna lies io el Bllanar!o
lie C5ano cscFibon & h; Notral'a" De Hama
$50, ha';amos !o2 cufosos d2tos q,a siyaan:
i'E mayor Day fUd qaon enarbo1 an Ia 4 las.
ia de Ponce al pabeI!dl dc las 45 estreiias. |
Sagha nos refcrc, en- e: bote en- one dosembar. |
osron iba ell genera! III les qaicn &c sent5 cn uno
de los bancos sobro Ia oan lara, qua e'taba ON.
ba!ada A desenyoyerla freut3 & Ia Ahusua |
varias muieres del pueblo Sc aceroaron al ma
yor Day para ayndarlo, pues IL co jtaha a'gtin
trabaJo desatar proato cl nnto.-En el primer
desembarco Day con sas 90 artileros artc-
factos de guerra, venfan eli la craencia d. en-
oontrar resistercia, pueH supo1f,n las cssas, que
astaban cerradas, llepss de gente armada, por
,uyo motive al sentir rui 10 de "zapateo" den
-ro de una, 81, revolver en- mano, dispuso ROM
oer Ia puerta, paro fac granle su impression al
var salir mujeres asustsdas despavoridas por
0 que gnard6 su "pistola', cone G die, or
'en6 d sus sabordinados Ell mayor respeto tr.
aron de c2mar las fugtiyas."
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diuero que los agentes oonocidos Gu Madrid
prestau al hijo do familia vcioso, al mariao
calavera, q Ia mujer impreviaora, todo el que
aeuie & Ia usura, no es de ellos, la mayor par
to do las veces, sno dc refsonajos dc vaIt',
que cruzan eus pechos con bandas, 0 qso Sc dan
On ellos golpes de oontrioidn, en- las funoionee
de iglesii.
Por ESQ la hamps dorala ca tan iesclrala
Y atrevda, y por ESQ tan de actuolidad ahoro,
como cuando sc escribio la famosa letri}la que
entire otras cosas dice:
"Un pobre man3ebo
rob6 colo un huevo,
y al Fol bambclaa,
y.otro SO pafea
con oien mil det0s;
c"a1a2o pit9s f""is
c0ando .fautos pitos"
KASAHAL.
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Co)npra, Venta
" Al GIIu Ed DE N1IIEDI L.,
NUEVOS Y USADOS
MARGARyDA Y CO,
-A4 SAN FRA NCISCO AZ IS


~*x Ell bslandro trasaAtAtico :Paquets da
Vie4uess lego de ilem cen Is hocoycs de- ron
y so cueros de res
~ Fl vsp)r rCatalaa, esti s Ia ca-ya
en- Barcelona, para sa!ir con dirccciG1 4 csIo
puerto del l ) 81 90,
- Una ooinisi6n De notaSles dc las Ma
riae, Sc ha proscntaio las autordades norto.
americans De Mayagiez, pliondo protecci5p
para a1uel veoiniario.
~. Ncs dicen 10 sgu;ente: sse nos ase
gura, que el dis Il del actual embarcara psra
la Penfnsus, cl battalion Provisional de Puerto
Rico, nj aaro g. Para dicho oteto, ss!1ra
cl 10 de la Ilabana, er vapor core, <Rcina
Maria CE.stipa,. Parece que sc hsra una "a.
rinosa despe Ida dicho latalI6a
~ Desdo loa ba1os &c Coan.o cscsibon :
IN peTid'iico de Hamacao: Hoy de O3tu-
bre-hon LEG. do, Ell seis oeho carros-tras
portes, Unos 40 60 iudividuos del Rj6rcto de
la upidn, entire iefes, ofoiaes tfopas, 4 al
morzar On e. Restaurant. Eltre el!cs Ell ioven
William /. Elisen, hijo d:l c6!ebre elect1icis
ia q1e leVa tsn i!astre apel ilo. qaien perteno-
oe, como v0luntario al primer regimiento de
de Ingeneros de les Estsdos Unilos.s
~. nuestro agente dc Coamo don jose
Maria Colon, le rogamcs nos remese el sal 10
de las liquidsciones de Julio Agosto.
-. A iohs Bernardina Re7et6n, verina
de Florida, Barceloreta, le han 70.
bado las pFoFisicnes qne tenia en- la casa, {!
cafe recolectado vsrios c.bez2s de- ean,do,
1 don Agustfn Gonzalez, del mismo bargIo, le
lleVaron vente fanegas de cafe. lieaos leiio
als osTta Tslatsaio saoz heckoE.
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-lAc,so ms tomss por sguna yieia cotorra?

--lAcsso ne tonais por sguna yeia ootorYa?
EoiTd lin qieza Gardan volv6 raanirse con Ks.
r$deuc desds sguna dsan0 10 hsbs e.uehsdo edo
do dirgieron 81 ha:c1 Miontras audabs Karaasuo
20 ca do s2nferae oaa 10 vo 10 preg lnt6 la eau,a
hh, sefor cura, quo sahaa los ma fios qus d,
Ten sApesrea qQG Is naruog habia1! 81 permits qua
at ''se III po4Hito va3ros 9obrs 10 10 s1yo
= 1ea
I!abian lleg.d0 S3iante del barcy.
81 qu.rts esperanto aqu
III, keradeuo si!o e ssser1ots bsj sn9o 81 bsreo.
VENTS nbuas de pu3a, Kscseuo yu7is ,nuY oars2opta
oil
Os ha cddo 10 mrp2o gus lni7 lie pregapt5 81 a.
ce:dot9
-Apsroem0a; oa 10 e7nts6 todo en- sa mar Nos yol-
gen35 Treveotc2
--arsmos 0aa escsls; Poro sss direoo6n
Ie!sr d3 a msnfesta imp2cenoa da su aoomps1sate,
q Ho ii III ptlabra nioarzs osuyaron eu Grsa
fea5Sn Su frcae ba pens1ndo Al IN 80 dee
t.6
Ya comprerdeTeis que ba prsganar $50. hombras
e III IN clio de habiera sido tss1uJriruae seyai
tAPor 10 mas, 50 guerra ma, ponsr oso cisrto
nt) squien habis llama 10 s Ls claro bra
33s E ududabis que asuel eysohts ibs ua psiauno
mo Ahora ben los tes bsmos vi.to s1ts
on no neoest prsIuotarsso 10 con sole
yoTiea e moro. ...
Kara euc detuvo un ius.nts para dsr uns caupsda .
!ips
Fl 10 essja s1a bas los otros dos "a hsllabao r
fresoaa acostunbsaio ron en- una tsbsro, Paf,s
anIii2inenta, ma hc, ssfviF byits de sin
rngols deconfaasa poEqs Ia gsat, lamar 80 haa us ia.
tilMacts....
o. Brav5 Ksr. leucl
No tiere la macAs import.ncia oaa diganos Yo
P1sssaa mi idas lia5ian hsbls on breton en- eli bare,
No 4usris mas que abs ssbs htio gdn nlu.heho de M
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Y / + D 4 D T 5.

Fl C'0|mad0 de dc cerocedo Hermaoos J
IS San Juan de Puerto Rico. Comerciantes
importadores. Espl6ndido surtido en- vinos dc
mesa geperosos, Licores Cervezas, Aceites,
Conservas, Galletitas, Daless, Frutas, Quesos y
tods clase de- provjsones 6nas de conner be-
Der de to1as parties del mundo. Propietario
del famoso vino gallego del Rivero de Avia,
marca eCere,edos. Agentes exclusives de ls
repombrada chanpaEa dc sidra maroa <Agui.
Ia, del legftimo amargo do angostura de los
Feilores J. &. B, Siegert Hijos. Depositarios
de la c6lebre marca Go vinos de la Rioja:
Rioja Alta y R. Lopez de Horedis Cola
snt'giadal y oil cr6ito de que gosa ests casa
en- toas Ia isIa, garantizsn que sas artfoulos
son los mejor:s 41o Sc inportsn en- el pats.
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J. T. SILVA & Co,
PRIVATE BANKERS.
81 TETUAN ST.

Constantly buy and sell GOLD and
BANkNOTES, and issue DRAFTS on
all mercantile centres Of the world.
l5-5
~ Leemos cn <El For6yrafo,. ,. do Mara
caibo, Venezusia: 'Danuncian de Guacara &
un colega valenoiano, qac poreci5 dc mengaa
en- una caea distanta de la poblaci6n, una infa.
liz atacada de viruc|ss. Los veclnos o. 9 g.ron
fHego 81 rancho, con ell cadaver dentro, pero
este no qued6 ben iaenerado, polqae dos dias
despues un perro sndaba con la cabeza de
aqaella desgraciada, abandonads tan cruel
monte por sus semeantes Y estss escenas 50
ven en- pleno siglo XIX "
x*x Los comsrcantes del barro de Ia
Marina tlenen en- proyecto Ia creaci6n de un
caerpo de serenos partculares, para pre>t,
sarvlclo nocturno en- cuanto embarquen las I'll
tmas fuerzas eapaholas. Algo analcgo debo
rfa hacorse en- Puerta de TERRA santurce
aun dentTo de esta misma capital.
~ Ell dfa II de Septiembre pr6ximo pa
sado, fu6 ocupada Ia pob'a 'aci6n dc Sagua por
fuerzs. norteamericanas FL jefa do estas in
vito para que eutEara tauti6n on la ciu lad
al coronel Francisco de ?. Vaients con sus
fueraas cubanas pertenec;entes & la briga1s
de Maya1. A e,tls fusrzas &c les bzo IN bri
llante racibmieno en- el pueblo, coa gran pa
rada por cl ej6rcito norteamericano, soIemn-
zsndose ell acto con ura misa de campafa.
~. A don juan Fernandez Ie slstraiaron
de- corral dc 9, casa --Pue:ta de TIE .ra-~!a
rue la de un caro-.
~. Recortamos del <Correo dc Puerto
Ricoo: clos restos do Colon fueron haa,1os,
por casualidad, en- Ia Cathedral de Sauto Do.
mingo ell 10 do Septiembre de 1877 Los que
estan en- la Habana, son los dc su nieto don
Luis Colon; ESQ esta admitid, "a por todo ell
mundo, menos por la Espaha de <La fublici.
dad,> de Barcelona, de <Ei Imparcal,, de
Madrid, de Weyer, de Romero R2bicto de-
mas gepte menuia"
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C-ArIlUi.D Xxx
La oscuridad y Ia luz

&
HEt tANDO e LARGO estuyo ceros del cco dc X tbonsuf
70 X :raccno rtegnn6:
Sin quorerme m sclar en 10 que no me- u:ercsa, qr
eea sshor d1odo qcere 2mr terra Rotheneuf possession
del sell de Montmorhn, Ia del Deasnlo porsIe
snpongo gus Ge dos quioneg
inercidn de yer :.
hes de conesi e sacerlote examine Ia costs con les
anteoos. Desputs dig sonrendose
% iero al Sr. Deaande queto baiar por Rothe-
nugG.
lIala visto Ia arga susa del usz de instruction. en- las
r"c Sc e4entsn al PIE del castillo de Montmoran; pero
en- e manento que dopfa tsr 81 bote y0 al s~
tAFi9 "a d3r hacia s c.mro que ds Ia vae,ta al cco
-hstA may b;en-ss dijo .. cars; sorpyendera
Fl oez dirigfa efeo!o casa trs d2sespeaio
pr's alaf ds hsbs tr29surrido haber tenio notca
Ii q e1Iia lie MontnoraS; estsba tris!s al yer ihutdad
&c ss e5tusFEo t. posqus P2iis o2u3IaF sqv: o3s
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II T { TU ~ N S T. II

iIahIiacloHca para una, dos Y tres
PerSon9s, luosanoente amuebladas con
prcco5a5 yllas i la bahia y sl5 aIrc--
dcdorr2. AhlmbrHdo cltclrico. Ncnl-
Iadp ! esparIos0 comcdor con mesa
rcdondA \ Il Ia caHa. Comida Il la traii-
ccsa americana. INTERPRETERS Pre-
cos f0lWCnCIOnaiCS.
San Juan, P. t., Oct
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NOTICIAs

-. Segdn vemos en- sEl Pals, nuestro
amigo ell doctor Barbcsa debi6 de conferen.iar
aver con el Gobernador General, acerca de los
recieptes sucesos de Bayam6n, que tanto preo-
cupsn la atenci6n pablica.
-. Aver Sc vendieron scbre CSC n ale
$50 oansstos de cebollaa, 400 cajas pastas. s56
tsbalss de ssrdiuss, 30 osjas ohorizos, So osias
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OOhA CARMEN SANTANA Y SANTANA
ia FArLECIDO EN- EI. DIA DE HOY
DESPuES De RECIBIR Los SANTOS SACRAMENTOs

sus h;joa don Gregorio, dona Eugsna y
dofla Olivia, sua nietos don Eduardo y don En-
riqae G9nzilez, don Rafael y don Joa6 Pala-
clos, sus hijos po'fticos don Eduardo D. Con-
zalez don Jose Palaoos, demas familia la
casa mercantil do G. Rodriguez Co., ruegan
& sus amigos le enco,nienden Dios asstsn
l. conjunction de su cadayer que tendra Iugar
manana lunos las 10 de la misms, desdc la
casa mortuoria, San Francisco 6ls al conenterio
de ests Capital, por todo 10 cusl le estarau su.
nlamcnte agradcclos.
Fl 1uol6 SO despido en- ell csmenterio. - No
So ranartan aSnuGlas
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Iu|jan eilgs sANJUsTO NUMERO Is De

P0EEo ue Mal0Ihss ue c3EcF.
Compro, Venta, = Alqailer. Sc dan pazo 70
m!-mo las nueva9 que las usaias, sienl res
ponssb!e Ia misms msqains. lanzaderss agu'
jas DE- tod,s o'ases para las mismss, inGoi1ad
do accessories dfici!es de eaauicyar. Attends
50 compran venden muehes neados San
J len lie nncIto Rico
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"a dAcea VnDdnr on Eapafa ].

"a nAcea V0nNnr On Espaifa z.s ..ll 4
| - sS.u" sohav' Luarca, proyincia dc Ovie I
do, Santa Marina dc Ia Vega, Gale do la anti /
qua, una casa MIN 8, altos y bajos, de nam II
poaterfa, cubierta do osa, con sa corral tapiado /
casa do horno para elaborar pan, cnbierta
tambi6n Go losa con su antojana alberta 81 Sur
con la que oonstituyo un solo fondo do cabidas
dc dos areas junto Ia casa por ol Norte con su
haerta cor2ada d. pared alta do pabida dc trein.5
= seia areas s?aeata ? sioto gentiaresa destina
dHs labranlaa oon otra antoiana al oriente y U
otra' poroiones do torra compqestas de dos
ouor]as mag monos Fl qpo intorase comprar.
Ia dirfjaso su duaiia Amaiia Gonzaoz, viuda N
DO la Torro. Ciudad do Uumaoao Puerto Il
Rioo. 3o-27 "a
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SE vanfQn los siguisntes libros: un tratado al
w .'"a0"economfa polftics una aritmstica
por Cervautcs, un trata 10 de flosoffa por Elei!
za!de, una Hi5tcr;a de Espala por Moreno u
Espnoss, una Hstoria Universal por el mismo
autor, una Gaograffa Universal por Rubio q
Diaz Moreno Espinoss, un tratado de Ret6ri
ca poetica por Ca,upiIos, una gramatica lati.
na por Alvarez Perez, un libro de traducocio /.
nes por Comeeran y uu tratado de religion
moral--Precios limitadfsmos. .--Informara en
eata iuprenta P r. de Diego. s-2
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GAIA de bisfro para
guardian caudaIes

Haeba de Juego q prue5a de za1.ones
Pesa SO quintales
Sc realIza una cue reune excelentes
condlcIones, con departamentos para II
bros, documentos, plata, orc Y reser-
yados. Sc exhibe en- ell Bazarde Move
dades de Gonzalez, Padin Hermanos,
San Francisco 38=San Juan 15-1O
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PREPARADA DEL MEJOR

ItEF EFNNNIJA DEL WIJUI{ 7#sss
MAIZ AAIERICANO.
Es e&pcciaInente apyopiaaa para las nd.
e@QaS1t0S 2'reoogGciones culinarsas.
Superior las dem;is preparedness de cara otar.s
similar hasta hoy conocidas & mitad de gu costoS
Oirgrse para precios muestras q
Iosbacher & Co.
+. O. Box 2223-NeW- York, Estados Unidos -s
Unicos Agentes, ee--46 L
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ultima h1Fa hiegaron va las gramstioss in
80 gosa9 2 Dictionaries cto., etc.,
- i19z'r Olero, sonce, Puerto Rico. Dada la
,5 aefa2i]o ..c rclalos, so reservorAn oinco
{, 0i@' : ias pe'9oaas cue las tienen encargadss.
Sc onV'af4n aHnncioa no 40 seryira oingdna
Pe'io2 q79 TIC e3tc oabierto gu imports l0--Ss
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OLD BUT GOOD.
The story of the Irishman's Experi-
ences In Battle Brought
Up to Date.

This gallant son OF Erin need never
fear that he will be cornered. lie was
among the first to offer his services at
the beginning of the war but his en-
ployer, who did not want to lose ms
services. whispered into the ear of the
examining surgeon that Mike had once
been made temporarily deaf by an ex-
plosion in a mine and that his hearing
had never been good since.
DO you hear well?" asked the doc
tor. when Mike was under inspection.
.sLoike weasel, sor."
"Has your hearing always been
good?"
"Splindid, sor."
"See here, my man, weren't you in
rhine explosion before you came to De-
troit and weren't you totally deaf for
weeks after?'
mot me, sor," replied Mike, without
hesitation. 81 could hear livery worrud
that wore wrote TO me, sor."
Mike was accepted, as he deserved to
be. and was in the great land battle OF
the war. He was wounded in the chest
and came home on furlough. He was
made SO much Of that he felt justified in
exaggerating his experiences. Among
other things he got TO telling that "the
bullet went through me there, : a. he
put his hand over his heart.
Mike told this to the same surgeon
| when number of others were present
and the doctor saw chance to get even
mike. Nike" he exclaimed. stick to
the truth. If the bullet had taken the
course you say it would have gone
plump through your heart. Tell that
to some ignoramus that doesn't know
anything about anatomy"
| "Phat are yez talkin' about?" re
torted Mike, who was evidently think
/ inp fast. ''Shure, it's the booss l'arnin
that's foolin' yez, doc. There wSs-i |
| mothers son wint up that blazin
bloody hill thot day as his heart wasn'
| In his inout' !" Detroit Free Press.
Il G (. ~ .---- srf z E
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some That Are -st Up by th. Ch'.
nese are Of Ancient
0riEin. N. II n


preserved stem ginger Is one OF the
oldest ~ All preserves. IT seems to
have been prepared and imported into
England and the colonies when sugar
was n rarity and the art of preserving
fruit IN II unknown to English house,
keepers. Colonial housekeepers pre-
pared ginger root preserves and used
ginger root in preparing pear and
apple preserves. None of these prep
arations. however, were very much like
the imported ginger preserve. Their
. flavor only suggested y. lnls Is d
Chinese preserve, not an Indian one, as
sometimes stated. The Chinese send
a variety Of preserves to this market,
and all these are put up in the familiar
blue and gray stone pots in which GIN
Ger preserve has always beer sent 10
market, which are hence known as
ginger jars.
One,of the best OF these is the cum
quat preserve. This is prepared OF
| tiny mandarin oranges, which are put
ND in an extra heavy sirup. These
! choice preserves are prepared especial
ly for the highest class OF Chinese
noblemen, ard therefore costly how
ever. like everything else III the FLOW
| cry Kingdom, even TO the especlal pat
\ tern Of bamboo brooms and busters re-
served there for the household OF tne
emperor, this preserve is sold freely
outside of the kingdom. ihe only
thing which prevents its general saie
is it's price 1t is the most costly OF all
preserves, bringing IN market apou'
one-third more than ginger OF pine
apple.
| Another oriental preserve "hich u
more like an old-fashioned sweetmea,
than anything we have, is the preserved
Chinese chow. chow. This is mixture
of pineapp'es, oranges ana o.ne'
fruits. Our chow-chows are all pickles
and mixtures of chopped vegetables
and fruit. Chinese chow-chowis Is pre-
serve.
Guava jelly Is sent to TINS marke
from India snd also from 'he "es
Indies, where IT is manulactureu 81 eA
| A Il. hat ! r- -n
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-21
Columbia
Victorious.
Dedicated by permission TO
Mrs. Mckinley.

Words and music by the Rev.
Frederic Z. ]. Lloyd, Mus. Doc.
Copies 10 cents, may be had
FROM Rev. T. Lloyd, Mus. Doc,
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-21

List Of the grand aud petit jurors for
January term. Unlssd States court ~ YAH N.
nitG M IN M s3 4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11
BEER FOR WINE

MILWAUKEE.-The battleship com
mission is in receipt Of a novel propo-
sitiOn from a local brewing firm 10 the
effect that beer in place of champagne
be used in christening the battle>hip
Wisconsin next month. The brewing
company backs up the proposition
with clever arguments. in which IL
claims that as beer is distinctly 4 Wis
cOnsin product il is eminsntIy fl and
proper that lager should be used in
christening the big ship. Foreign
champagne, the company argues, is
no- a proper fluid to be used. especial
y when the native product 50 we'll
known around the world is right at
hand
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11
\ SHIRTWAIST STORY.
CPhiladelphla Tlmesl

philadelphia Tines
The man and the maid sat down by
the sea.
And the maid was as blue as a maid
could be:
For her waist was loud. though the
style was grand.
Yet il swore at the sea. at the sky ana
the sand.
oh, what was that sound asked
the man in awe
And the maid knew then that her
shiTtwaist swOre
" Twas only the waves she said with
4 laugh.
And she cursed the waist that was two
and Il half.
1t wasn't the sea said the man.
that's plain
There goes the very same souna
again."
oh" said the maid. and her cheeks
grew red.
Il think il was thunder" was all she
said
And all that day upon the sand.
That shirtwaist swOre 10 beat the
band:
But the maid sat still and prayed for
the night.
And she likewise swore-thoush ia
wasn't right
But as soon as the night had covered
the sky
She soaked that waist in a bucket of
I've;
And the colors all ran. but swearing
And lost themselves in the soaking
Wet
And she said as she saw those colors
run.
tbs just like a life that's in be
It's easy enough TO purify
If ore has handy bucket OF lye."
And this waist that went about swear
ing so
And that's the style. so I've under
wish 'twere the style to be awfury
good,
And the very next day she donnod
that waist
with a pique skirt-'twas in perfect
tlsteD.
And she looked so cool while the day
was hot
That folks all said: she knows whats
what"
Two morals are hidden away some
where:
One of them-don't let your shirtwaist
swear:
The other-the worlds as dense as
night.
And easily fooled if YOU do it right.