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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02

fia faiiecido un nino llamado uanl-
Etesnhsje de nuestre- amigo csrreligio-
nafiordonI EelixnJorge, vel entierro Sc
sc Xerifcarai esta tarie a las cinco.
IIgTNuestro tpfsame alqsenor Jorge.
lyeks' sfG9apda q ais' 7 sc p4Ff ppPFff 9eu'rs co" J.
/ zoContinuarnente rocibirnos queias Y
| ma mas queiaa sobre. Ia Justification dc di-
cho artfculo.
~sssalsrge ge,~parazFeprlInfssel abuse, poner
en- planta procedimientos mas eficaccs
que hasta aquf, pues Sc We que los leche-
ros continian imperterritos en- -sns fall
siticaciones. .s
La salad del pueblo es de sqprema
ley. s5sb @
HeInos tenido ell gusto de conocer en-
esta redacci6n al selor don Ramon
Poveda Bahamonde, comisario de que
IRA de 6: clase, quien ha safido hoy
para su Residences de la Capital.
Verifcaronse anocke los esponsales
del apreciable joven don Joaquin Val
diyieso Torruela con la distinguida Sc
horita Josefa Leon Cortts, hija de
nuestro estimado amigo don Federico.
Apadrinaron la boda nuestro tam
bi6n amigo don Mariano Vidal y su Sc
nora esposa do1a Adelina, cnnado V
hermana de la desposada.
Deseamos felicidades al nuevo ma.
trimonio. 2
norifOS oaGoroo 4
co forense,. Y Pou, farmaeeatico muni-
cipai, practlcaron aver. las nueve de
la mafiana, Ell anatisis qufmico de un
envenenamlento ocurrido sdfas ha.
Por ell eXamen de la ustaneia inge.
rida sc We que ell envenenamiento fu6
producido por ell ars6nico
Dfceses con fundamente que sc ha
recibido en- esta isfa un cablegrama de
| l4ondres dlciendo que la eseuadra anne.
ricana del almirante Sampson. ha siIo
destruida EN- un combate, que ell al
mirante ha muerto.
| Deseamos yer confirm ad a noticia tan
limportante.
Nota de las pleas que ejecutara la
mdsica del <.Batallon Patria> en- la no.
che de hoy. JrI seszs .-ss ~
No l-Retreta y Paso doble, Aries
2-Danz a Dos Marfas, Campos.
3-Aria de tiple de la opera SEl
| Barbero1 de Seviiia Rossini.
| 4-Coro de mazurka y pajes de sfa
Viejecita Caballero.
| 5--Wals COS Amigos, Llano. +
clos Leales, paso doble con corne.
tas l.. Martin. sz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
FARMACIA
PLAZA DE LAS DELICIAs

Esta nueya Farmaciia, montada 4 la altura d
las principales de la Isla ofrece al p1blco en- ge
neral un complete surtdo de drogas, productos qui
mcos y pate ntizados nacionalos y e<-
tra ngerOs recentemente importados, asi Co
mo tambien ell mayor esmero cuidado en- Ell despa-
cho de las formulas atendido personalmente por sus
duenos Lcdos. Gabriel Villaronga Pasarell y Luis
de la Pila Iglesia. i. -,-r -,-r
suao4 - sea
@s4z4l. 81 %kavo O a. 1eos s1s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02


+, @fzos 7endedores ambu fantes voceah
sus .artfculos de un modo tai, que mo-
| lestan sobremanera al veeindario.
sGritos y mas gritos, ,chillidos y mas
! chillides que escuchan los mismos sor-
! dos.
| Yea ESQ la policfa. I
/ Dice an peri6dieo que han estallade
tres grandes depositos de polyora per-
tenecientes los americanos. Dlchos
depositos los tenfan defendidos con
pleas de artillerfas cargadas.
Ell Parque Sanitario de la Cruz RoJa
de esta ciudad ayisa las hermanas de
oficio, cuya relaci6n publicamos en-
nuestra edieion de aver, para que pa
sen por dicho parque a reelbir su CO.
rrespondiente brazal y La esclavlna, las
que no los tengan.
La esposa del coronei CiruJeda ha
dado luz una nina que hace el numero
4 de los hijos del vencedor de Maceo.
S. NJ. la Reina sc ha ofrecido ser
madrina de la nina la cual Sc lie
pondra ell nombre de Maria Cristina.
Despu6s de larga y penosa enferme-
dad falecio en- la Playa, como
los nueve de La ma1lana del dfa de aver,
IL estimada sefiora dofa Isabel Morales
amante esposa de nuestro buen amigo
! correligionario don Jose f3iera.
Enyiamos tanto al sefior Riera como
/ ans demas deudos ell testimonio de
nuestro pGsame mas sentido.
| Nos ha heeho una atenta vista nues-
tro amigo don Carlos Muhoz, catedra-
| tieo del colegio xLiceo de Guayams>. 6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
COMUNIcADOS
Sr. director de Ia DEMOCRACIA.


1sss 81 3 q & Presente.
Muy dist ngp,do senor: EI que sns-
eribe, vendedor de Ieche dela haeiepd 2
sMatide> perteneciente. ardon Mario
Mercado,. haee censtar queen la mafia-
na de hoysle ha siilo .descomisada Ia les
che, la cuat Sc eneontraba, segiin Ell lac
t6metro,al 2;;zgrado este que pr prueba a, la a
pureza del 4fqnido :. - =, - - - - - = =, . - !.
! Como segdn mi z'coileieneia IA |leehe
descomisada es para, supoa go que el
instrumeuto aeprucha na debe, estar en-
buen estado. .@%'' : 'fF : :
Subffeole la insercion de estas lfneas,
por 10 que lie anticipa las gracias su
alto. 8. 8. q. b. 3. m,
BGyto{o D0ii6.
Junio de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02

Nos escriben de Quebradiilas que Ell
aqnella comarca Sc estan cosechando en-
abhndanela todas9elase dezfrutos. <Se
cultivan grandes4 extensiones de terreao.
Llbeye fnaeho y|con tal motivosse nota
EN- los agriealtofes entusiasmo y algeria
espcrando una excelente cosecha.
Las proyisiones extranjeras sc expen-
der preclO regular arroz a centa-
yos la libra, bacalao 4 centavos, pan
a q centayos.
Ia carna- Sc vende 10 eentavos libra
z la leche de a centavos Ell cuartillo.
IA RNACt0NAf.--De IA.
Tero Co. 'soeiedaa com andlta 80
licita tabaqueros de vitolas.
Para iuformes dirigirse y dichos Sc
nores. |. m.
de FL Liberal:
"a consecuencia de la miseria que Sc
siente en- los campoa de las Marias, en-
La noche del q lie fu6 muerta una ter
nera al propietario don Lorenzo Marti-
nez que habita en- ell barrio de Anones,
repartlendose la carne los autores del
hecho. lgnorase el paradero de los ia
les.>
Ell 7acreditado Colegio de ninas a
cargo de Ia profesora doT1a Rosa Car
mona se IA trasladado a La eaileedel
Sol, nimero 4, en- un local ventiladDsy
espaciosos uno de los pnnto naas-een- )
tricas de1ia poblacion. 2-3.
Dice xIa Correspondencia0 que un
Icomerciaute de la capital ha recibido
| una carta de los Estados Unidos, di-
|ci6ndole que Mr.. Sampson fue desti-
tnfdo del cargo de almirante, por haber
bombardeado a la capital de Puerto
Rico sin tener la autoriZaci6n de su
gobierno.
De Areclbo nos comuncan que ha
fallecido en- aquella villa la respectable
aneiaua dona Ana Balseiro y Plaza,
viuda de Olmo, a los oohenta y siete
amos de edad.
Dicha seilora era miembro de una ia
miha distingnidisima, y gozaba de la
estimation general por sus virtudes, y
| formo en- Ell seno de su hogar vaiien
| ties defensores de 'nuestros principles
| hberales. - - a1it<.5s - 80 }' 30
Damossef pesame a la famllia de la
6nada. ) f'sE 81 .-sn ~
En- eien pesos, de oontado, Sc vende
ana ,elegante' bicicleta ColuDbfa, en-
! nnagnffice estado, con todcs ssust acceso
rios. habi-5ft9al So d
| ElesiHins es del modeflo mode mas COP fc6tmodo do
L IL
En esta fmpFreanntaI p, ant imdfoormaar4aadi.a ala
| Abril IS de 1 1923. 30 I3ss1 r. d. 3s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
tp Coade de Monte cristo' dis i
lsS

3 tp Cohde de Monte Crsto = i6b
eabeto eauos bigote espeso gris htoieton
conocer tena conocITniento de las
sas del Que le esperaba ell vestibulo.
Ash puas apenas pron,nei6 nombre, fue Introduce
do en- uno de salones mks senoios.ap 15Sdhj
ri oonde le esperaba alf, sali6 su encusntfo
aire risutho. .8i7slo7p 25,s s9b !
-iDhl cabailetc bien senido seais.) aOs espsra
bas<s e2iet- }@ @7@s.A 10 t&15
a1 Ds vsras djo et mayor Cavalcant, nas espealp
rabasVuertra exoeenciaT a2asa4t httf'< 7ok rh84
ST, fuf avsado de vuestra vista para hoy d tas'a
at l. - o5alt-
s5s visita2 teonqas estabais avisadoa so~ss5
i All tanto mejer, temfa, 10 ooniesc, yo es1aat
que habrfan olvidado esta precauoion otalv otoof
Il Cua9 .3o9fs1
s1--La de asisaros. 3a4.l .e<h .n6dim oibett
i Oh no :. .JGa3'f9aJ
d Pero estais SECURE de engahaross ea,Q
s5--Segnrisime.5a iss ( sattf #ua f6o1t so
- Era q mi quen esperabs excelenciaf sgo4Ua
"A vos, 81. Por otra parte pronto nos podemhs4o
III oh Isl me ssperabais, dijo 81 mayor i no me- m
rece Ia pena -. 2i1s4 = sssihaqsss ~
-lSi tai / ST tai dijo Monte Cristo., soptaq -
Fl mayor pareei6 igeramente inqueto. ,i3ysap suo ,
Bartolome Cavacant? ...., a. ;a5..
i'-Bartolome Cavaloanti, repit6 81 may rcon rego
ciio 5f,&s;,s., >tas,rl ~ go 80
- sEx-mayor al servioio de Austria f'7sf'- -e'aoIc
Al IA msyor q. .pregunt6 timidarnenss~et
ystersno ~2iIes
~ 81 io Monte. .Cristo mayor. Este saombre da
Francia al grado que tenfais en- Italia a5cs79s"s
-Bueno, dijo 81 mayor no pregaato mas ya
comprendeis oorAoD@ ot" o
aa-Por otra parte, vents a4af per vnesso FEaeo
inerss repuso Monte Cristo 5e7@ f 1o0g tnft sio2'
[s-i Oh eseguramenssga oaa Cd beas9 sil =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02

Bella paIoma de nevada pllapIaa pllaIa -
oyeIas quejas de.nn arnante 5sist ess
oye-lnis adejas yenssel aira sagd,
"a SSs ] g Eehtie / DO atas. E
Rapids vneaa do mi Efnsrf herffiIsss,
LFega arrailaiido q SD Sentan 4, 81 afe,
Die dne serrante por eiprado amenoss
2 .>'1"L1a&1 ~ Lloro y suspire.'
Mas 81 Ia encaeptras dcrmit ando aca so1
En- blando leeho de ffragantes Hores,,'
Y orha sus fabies celestial ssonrisa,
: 20 = TJoA : mo la despiertesa
Mira que LENA de fusion entonces,
Volando en- alas del amor mas purossss
QuizAs mi Eneri enamorada suena -.
ISuefa conmigo!
lose Ma M0nge,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
AnunciO,

= Ah'-' -. 'que tengo otof-,
gado desde ell Is de Abril eorriente, he
hecho session de los dereehos que pue-
dan correspondence en- la division de
la testamentarfa de mi difunto padre
don Luis P. Valdivieso { q. en- p. d.
en- 10 referido al capitsl en- comandita
que 81 tenfa en- la mercantil Valdivieso
81 Cia. en- esta plaza d fin de que lie
que a conocimiento de quien correspon-
da 10 hago pnblico para los efectos CON
siguientes.
L,ds 2. Ta1c1tUieso q, Io'raleNQ.
Ponce, 80 de Mayo de 1898.
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lmpOrtante

Para las familias que deseen trasla-
darse al campo a temporal ofrece ei
suscribiente cuatro seis casas muy ba
ratas, espanoiosas y eomodas en- la aldea
Villaiba.
Hay tambi6n locales para botlca y
tienda La persona que desee adquirir
en- alquiler una de Las expresadas casas
puede dirigirse a Sebastian Ferrer, al
dea Villalba. lo-lo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
-- e PARyULo $40 Al
JUAN1To JORGE RODRIGUEZ
HA FALLECIDO~

SIS aRgdos padres, F9ln Jorge oad
~ d hono, de agitaad amigos pgrg q Mzh,naci53
g tendyd lssgagd torg JEbti6d ffor goa5dn
1tgI cte~aa g'ot6eed. A4=- H3 f2on& zg2E21-S= l8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
Ell nlARIs

EliA MA n . II ~ I" =
:. Guam fs,ssse s.E: 0eua. olas
Dan espnmas de plata.
Guam hermoso cs ell mar! en- las ocultas
Rocas de sus entraias,
Greece ell rojo coral, la blanca perla
La concha nacarada!
Cuan hermoso 81 un buque Sc desliza
Sobre sus turbas aguas,
Columpiando sus velas Y sus masklRs
Al soplo de las auras.
Hermoso 81 en- la noche tempesf3a,
LIE alumbra la luz cardena
Del rayo, que entire anii.os de Iu@xssia
su senO Sc lama. -
Hermoso cuando alegre en- sus dsitms,
Sc espera 'eaamorada,
d d esgnife one tragentre su estekDas
Un rastro de espera anza -.
Pero triste Jay deanf! cuando Sc affffffta,
I la turbia mirada, AN
Solo encuentra en- su diafano horiN1te
Tn diluvio de lagrimas.
Gaando la historic de IN amor pssrafuo
Sc en- ella grabada,
Con caracteres rojos, cuyo fuego -
No apagaran sus aguas. ......
Cuando al mirar la nave que Sc acerca
AL puerto engalanada,
No nos trae la estela de gu qailla
xUn rastro de esperanzas ....
Yo 10 miro serene, ~trasparente,
Cuai un cendal de plata
Yo 10 miro rompiendo enfurecida
Sua nj aG a plava
\ Ia miro iprasit,le scss~ seHNs
NADIA dice. lrni alma - -, II -, N
Yo solo sc que en- sus salobres oadss ~
Derrane muchas 'lagrimass 1s.* = f@e
| Y que els eis mar IA inrnersst isstesp}4ltuFa
De mis- diehas pasadas, loLa .B3e1aHg
Y 81 es hermoso, 8 triste, no me anfportaai
| No puede aarme NADIA !! sifgf5sJ4 2
7I6 .Fidela Nathep de Rodltsug.;d
IIza a314Ea4 s3t3ks. 8m t3j4
! !, 5 De eierto horhbre comn9p mlrmu,
rattor, decfa IN discreto = ? ,'ASs q
.41Ese Rof1bre siempre abfe'sta boea a.
| expensast tdedoa dernas: i cnaudo lhabia.
| hablar NAL de todos j euande oen,e, aori
rue q costa aiena. .o;d9o n srsf aat
| 3. . 2 Ia NJ MENSAJERA Gfs4
--o1oa .m.d4Ia
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r &c 0rte 8

ST la cieneia no aeon paha ia SOFT ina, i
queda esta como ell diamantesAgara raadok
en- plomo pero por ell tofPe engsree
no pierde ell m6rito de piedra preciosa.
sfx else - 2ol@t.43aF soi E
Siempre dura mas nuestra enviaia.pU
que la felcidad de los que ehyidiiamos.
La ROchef0cGuk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02

Hemos tenido ell gusto de conocer en-
esta redacci6n al senor don Ramon
Poveda Bahamonde, comisafio de que
IRA de 2 6: clase, quien ha saii.io hoy
para su Residences de la Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-02
IDe FL Liberal

Ell Sacredtado Colegio de ninas q
cargo de Ia profesora dona Rosa Car
mona se IA trasladado a la .eailes del
Sol, niimero 4, en- un local ventiladDsy
espacioso uno de los pant oss naas-een
tricas de@ia poblacion. 2-3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-05
BELTS AND BUCKLES.

With the craze for the Russian blouse
and shirt-waist promising to be more in
evidence than ever during the coming
spring and summer, the belt is more of ia
necessary adjunct TO a womans wardrobe
than ever. She needs not one but many,
and the new designs seem to have been
made to suit all sorts and conditions OF
women and pocket books.
A new idea in a leather belt is called
the Saddle belt" 1t is made of very
heavy grade of patent enameled leather,
stitched and made like a harness. At
either side it is held in place by two
nickel or silver rings. 1t can be bought
with a buckle in the shape of a stirrup
or bit, and is fastened by means of a
hook resembling that used for the check
rein. This belt is especially designed for
the set to wear in the hunting field, at
the races or on the links.
The Empire belt is not the vile En-
pire girdle, nor to be worn with Empire
gowns, but is so called on account of it's
buckle in the shape of a Napoleonic
wreath.
Exquisite are the belts adorned with
painted miniature buckles. set in precious
stones or gold or silver filagree borders.
These are displayed by our jewelers., but
effective limitations very pretty of their
kind, can be obtained in profusion.
Imported belts of suede leather,-with
buckles of Scotch topaz set in fretwork
of gold, are new and striking.
Another novelty in a leather belt Is one
Of the mosts ornamental made from this
material. 1t consists OF piece Of flexible
leather stamped or cut out in conven-
tional designs, so as to show the lining
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-05
EXAMINE THEM
The COFFEE Never-Hurt- Nc" People

The "CO1ee- Never Hurt We" People
Some famous brain workers have made
a welcome discovery along the line OF
recovery Of health by the proper selection
of food Several were of the Coffee
never-hurt-me" kind, but, as an expert
ment. tried leaving It off ten days, and
the use Of Postum Cereal Food Coffee in
its place. A definite and decided improve
ment in health is practically certain to
attend such a change.
Look carefully into the state Of health
Of the individual who knows that coffee
don't hurt me-" and you are almost sure
to find some form of physical all or func-
tional MISUNDERSTANDING muddy COM
plexion, or weak eyes. incipient heart fall
ure. kidney trouble. liver or bowel disor-
ders or some form Of weakness that
shows plainly enough by the cry for relief
sent up from some organ of the body.
Why does the dismissal OF Coffee and
the use OF Postum bring help? Expert
ments in artificial digestion show clearly
TO the scientific investigator that Coffee
arrests digestion, and according to one
authority, allows only 81 per cent of the
food TO be digested. That strikes at the
very KEY -Sltfilt 10 the III o. flea4Lll Ali-
ure in digestion means lack OF good blood.
and therefore lack Of food for the nerve
centers. AS the nerves control the organs
OF the entire body. ore can readily IN
derstand that a disorganized nervous sys-
tenn may show effect in any part OF the
body. Therefore, a removal OF the cause
will allow nature to right herself. A
powerful assistant to nature IS Postum
Cereal Food Coffee. composed Of the al
bumen. phosphates. gluten. etc, from
which nature builds in the delicate It's
sues OF the nerves.
Postum aids digestion without drugging
and furnishes q concentrated LIQUID food
as well as a most delicious morning Cof-
fee
II the reader has ever failed 20 make
Postum satisfactorily. il will be found
that. 10 allow Il to boil = minutes after
boiling commences. viii solve the prob
lem. as il must be boiled 10 extract taste.
color and food value. Il Is the only orig
inal Food Coffee with a pleasant coffee
favor. Many limitations Of Postum are
now upon the market The only palatable
ones thus FAR tested prove % be made
Of low grade Of coffee. and some other
articles, Notwithstanding the !ord Claims
that they are pure"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-05
COLoRs AND WEAyEs.


Black gowns are in vogue, some with
braid. others with satin ribbon trimming.
Plaid canvas goods are attracting at
tention OF buyers Of spring goods.
White satin revers braided in black silk
cord embellish a stylish short cape OF
black velvet.
Some Of the more elaborate suede belts
are studded with steel nailheads and in
ished with small steel buckles.
Open-work stripes. tucks. crepon and
boucle effects characterize novel grena-
dimes in black and coIors.
HairIine stripes in camels' hair, tweed.
serge. etc. are popular.
The imported silk and wool mixtures are
expensive. but very handsome and effect
i've.
Red bengaline silks are used in combina-
ton with black and white. gray and white.
red and black checked tanetas for fancy
waists.
Silk and velvet Jokes in cloth bodies are
prettily outlined with a gold coTding or
narrow piping OF satin
Velvet ribbon. No. :. n cross rows. is a
favorite for trimming sleeves
Turquoise blue velvet with blzck-and-
white costumes IS fad with fashions
followers
We are assured b. an authority that
nothing equals black net, gauze or nous
seine for covering the sins o. a haif-wora
gown
A fad OF the hour that. for some reason
or other. has not been much commented
upon is The s1iken petticoai marie q vide
ribbon pu; together with stripes OF lace IL
sertion- This Is made over foundation.
% which are attached pIe&ted trills OF six
edged with lace
The popular tarQuois Is Tow used FOR
io-gnet;e chains and similar articles
The ezvo-f;e colors used II zoo.2z goods
ara seer Il fancy pIaId E.-gAsz,s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-05

of brightly colored silk. The buckle is
oxidized silver or silver gilt.
The jewel belt to be worn with after
noon and house toilettes promises 10 be
very popular. It is very slender, not more
than three-auarters of an inch wide, and
is formed of successive links Of ilagree
gold in antique design, covered with tiny
Dresden flowers in pink, blue, white and
yellow. A circular open buckle, scattered
over with these flowers and jewel sparks.
forms fitting finish.
One could tell about the beauty, ser
viceability and different styles of belts at
great length. V-shaped belts for stout
women. little silver affairs like the bead
ing on lingerie to have ribbon run through
to match each toilette, belts of gold and
silver braid studded with nailhead jewels.
and SO on ad hbitum-but enough for this
time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-05
PURIFYING SICK ROOMS.

PURIFYING SICK ROOMS.
Whether ozone plays an important part
IN the hygiene of nature is a moot point
Pure ozone is unquestionably poisonous.
In air which is largely polluted with or
ganic matter as in the air of London and
other large towns, small quantities Of
ozone cannot obviously live long. 1t is
of course a powerful oxidizer. and the
oxygen with which IL Is surcharged is
soon absorbed. 1t is found, however, in
distinct quantity in the pure air of the
country, and, as everybody knows, in
sea air. Its occurrence in air is invariably
connected with the existence of water
generally in motion. Thus the wind blow
Ing over the sea waves or over the waves
of lake, or the air in the immediate
neighborhood of a waterfall of spray, con-
Iains a notable amount of ozone. Of
course, ozone must TO some account exert
q purifying influence upon the air, but
ihis can only be of Importance when the
pzone occurs in distinct quantity or where
il is being constantly evolved, as over
the surface of the sea.
Doubtless sea air and mountain air owe
their beneficial qualities to their purity,
which, in some measure. is due to the ac-
hon OF ozone. This fact has led to the
Bevising Of apparatus for the simple and
tasy production of ozone in hospitals and
large buildings. 1t may not be generally
known that a very simple and effectual
way Of bringing ozone into the house con-
lists in first suspending moist linen sheets
In a keen. dry wind and afterward hang
ing them up in the house. The air in the
charged with ozone, and its presence will
be easily detected by its peculiar smell
while a moistened starch iodide paper
will instantly turn blue. Why ozone is
accumulated in wet clothes in this way
Is not quite understood. but it may be
due to the rapid passage Of the oxygen
In air over a large. wet surface. 1t is
not improbable that this interesting phe-
homenan plays an important part in the
real hygenic cleansing of our linen arti-
Giles of clothing. In big laundries when
the not quite dry linen is brought in af-
ter having been exposed 20 a cold. dry air
for short time, the smell of ozone is
almost more than is agreeable.-The Ian
Get.
Look out for your beef, Good beef should
present the following appearance: Color,
bright red. marhled with fat mo hemor-
rhagic spots; fat firm. whiteish. with tin
gle OF yellow mot blood stained and con-
tanning no jelly or watery juice ): smell.
fresh and not unpleasant; to touch. firm
and elastic, not wet or sticky, no pitting
or cracking on pressure; juice, bright
red in color. sweet and fresh 10 smell:
taste, pleasant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-05
FLEUR DE LIS.

The recent form of Fleur de Lis in
California makes her look a prominent
candidate for the Brooklyn or Suburban,
in both of which events she is entered.
At the Oakland track on Feb. L she won
the Gunst stakes, one mile and six
teenth. in 1:46A, beating Traverser, Ostler
Joe and Libertine in the order named.
This performance equals the track record
for the distance 1851, made by Redskin,
6, 9S pounds, at Forsyth, Ind, June 6, 1896.
Fleur de Lis is a 4-year-old, carried 100
pounds, was ridden by Tod" Sloane, and
won in a gallop.