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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
RICH AGAIN
OWES LAST CHANGE OF FOR
TUNE TO SENATOR JONES'.
Gold on the potomac--Nevada Senators
Hope to Find New Bonanza Within
Fifteen Miles Of Washington His
Third Rise to Wealth.

Senator Jones Of Nevada is reported
TO have been quietly at work for the
last year or two perfecting a process
Q extracting gold in paying quantities
Q the g%old-bearing rock in the ter
rlcory OF Maryland and Virginia,
around about the Great Falls OF the
Potomac, twelve or fifteen miles north
OF Washington. He has employed eX-
pert metallurgists, and it is said that
they have applied some of the latest
scientific discoveries to the problem
given them with signal success. Sen
ator Jones has acquired a large inter-
est in mining property near Great
Falls.
There are great deposits Of aurifer-
Gus rock on both sides of the Potomac
north OF Washington, and at various
VINES large capital has become inter-
ssted In mining experiments in the VI
stnity. Only a few years & Mr.. AL
krton, Mr.. Ream and Mr.. Hale Of
ehieaBo invested something like $780,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
Cocoon in Samoa.

According to a British foreign Of
fee reported Quoted in the Board OF
Trade Journal for January, 1899. 1t
appears that a potential commercial
feature has at length arisen for the
Samoa group, after years Of depression,
owing to the fall in price Of copra. and
the apparent unsuitability of the eli
mate for other civilizations, such as
rice, sugar, tea, or cotton.
Small capitalists (s2,5OO to $40, OOO)
going to Samoa and purchasing or
leasing land for the purpose Of cocoa
planting, would stand a good chance
CT making a fair income after the first
three or four years, provided they pos
sess a practical knowledge of tropical
planting or will take, advice from those
IN Samoa who have experience in the
matter. The number of small planta-
tons is rapidly increasing, and it Ii
estimated hat IS acres are now plant
ed with cocoa trees. The tree is ro-
bust and hardy, growing luxuriantly in
Samoa, and yielding abundant crops
after trifing cultivation. The quality
is considered good, the price varying,
according to reports from Hamburg.
San Francisco, and Sydney. between
1920 and $500 per ton. A small PLAN
tation Of six acres holds about 1900
trees, and these in the third year pro-
duce some 100000 pods; and it is APP
parent that, even with the liberal al
lowance of is pods to the pound Of
marketable bean, each tree would pro-
duce from six to eight pounds of pre-
pared cocoa bean per annum The trees
are in full yield after the fifth year,
and there is apparently no age limit tc
their bearing.
The cost of land near Apia, contin-
ues the British consul, is from 81 to
$14 per acre if purchased from whites,
and from 81 to 81 per acre if leased
from the natives on a 20 or 40 years
lease. The soil is rocky and volcanic.
Although labor in large masses is
practically unobtainablc and the ma
tive Samoan is by no means energetic,
sufficient floating labor for small plan
tations is to be had. The price is from
Sc to So per month for a laborer, his
food costing about 81 per month. One
man ought to look after six acres Of
well-grown cocoa in the dry season.
but two are required during the wet
seasoR-frum December to May.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
Tamed BY

We have all heard the old wheeze
Of tanning a lion or tiger by steadily
keeping your eye fixed on him. Ac-
cording to one of the keepers at Bar
NUNS a more effective method is a
cigar or cigarette.
Nearly every wild beast that I have
ever come across said this official
to the writer the other day, els fond
Of tobacco in some shape or form. l
made this discovery quite accidentally.
Once, when l was in America with this
show, one Of the visitors who was
smoking a cigar puffed some Of the
moke into the lions face as he lay
asleep in the cage. I expected to see
a real riot, but instead of that the lion,
after giving a couple of sneezes, moved
quietly up to the bars and raised his
nose sniftingly as If asking for a Sec
n dose. l have tried the experiment
on all sorts Of wild animals since, anG
l have found that most of them enjoy
thoroughly a big sniff of tobacco. We
had a bear here once that used to rub
his nose and back against the bars Of
his cage, Just like a cat asking to be
stroked, whenever any one smoking a
cigar came near him. Antelcpes and
wild goats aren't satisfied with the
mere Whit. If you give them a cigar
or cigarette they will swallow it
eagerly, and, what is more, seem to
suffer no bad effects from their meal"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
How England Sees Us.

Our British cousins have some queer
notions about our customs and man
ners. Here is a sample, clipped from
a recent issue of a London paper: "The
Americans, business-like and practi-
cal, have reduced present-giving to
the minimum of simplicity. On birth
days and other festive occasions the
heads of rich families merely hand to
each of their relations a slip of paper
in which you read Good for a hat Tor a
dress, or any other article the recipient
wants), at such and such a place. This
is signed like a check, and there the
trouble ends until the bill comes in"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24

OF mar appear as Nothing in ccsnpar1-
son. A force fully equal to four hum
dred n s~eyenty-three million horse
power was estimated as developed in
a West Indian cyclone. This is about
fifteen times the power that is Great
able by all means within the range OF
mans capabilities during the Same
Were steam, water, windmills and the
strength of all men and all animals
combined they could not at all ap-
proach the tremendous force exerted
by this terrible storm.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24

pier test could be devised, but the
method of applying it was crude and
o~ld-fashioned. Several electrical de-
vices have been invented for the pu.-
pose, but they involve too many extra
expenses for the marketman.
A simple lamp for Gambling eggs
has just been patented which enables
a dealer to make the tests in any
suDdued light. An ordinary kerosene
burning lamp, backed by a strong re-
Hector, furnishes the rays. The front
of the lamp is shielded by an upright
CT black j%apanned tin, supplied with a
broad, stubby spout, into the end of
which the egg is laid. The light of
the lamp is concentrated through that
spout and the egg becomes almost
transparent.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24

black bears, a wild boar, four stays,
two antelopes, a small red deer, .
hyena and a lynx falling to her gun.
IN ali Mrs. Crofts has seen seventeen
tigers killed, and innumerable pan
Tiers, bears and crocodiles. One OF her
unique experiences was the shooting
OF two large tigers out of a steam
launch in the Cambal river, Kotah.
Mrs. Crofts is as well an accomplished
tennis and golf players, and has won
many prizes in tournaments.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
WOMAN WHO HUNTS TIGERS.

Mrs. Crofts, a native Of Cork, Ireland,
boasts a remarkable record as a
sportsman. During a recent stay in
India Mrs. Crofts had keen sport In
the jungles OF the maharay of Kotah
and tho maharajah of Thallawar, in
Rajputana, a tiger-shot a few yards
from the tree where Sir Edward Brad
ford was mauled and had his arm
taken off by a tiger-a panther, four
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24

rid Of one of the greatest and COM
monest of all the eyesores of our SPELL
habit may render IL insensible to it.
to use such a numbering mass Of let
tiers as called and stepped for the
sake Of designating sounds exactly
analogous to those expressed by bald
and 'wept.'"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
Wind Carries Infection.

Doctors in their fight against disease
have had their attention called to a
common, but hitherto unnoticed me-
dunn for carrying infection. It is the
wind. Examination shows that germs
have been carried immense distances
by the breeze and deposited in places
where all the circumstances were ia
vorable for their growth and spread.
Blll-She said her face was her for
tune. Jill Poor thing. Yonkers
Statesman.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
Ifa Desnryc. tho Rest.

Tired Treadwell-Wot do you tink OF
dis scheme to make Dewey a full ad-
miral? sloppy Simpkins-say, dere.s
= man wot not'n ain't to good fer. II
I had me way I'd even have dem fur
nish him wit what he'll need to git
yer II next morning
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
The Power o, a Cvc,ore

Careful estimates of the force of a
Cyclone and the energy required 70
keep a full fedged hurricane in active
operation reveal the presence Of a
power that makes the mightiest efforts
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
Convenient Clothcs.Dr,crS.

You need not have a back yard:
neither will you need to mount to the
roof to hang out your weeks wash if
you provide yourself with one Of these
convenient clothes-driers, which may
be used indoors or out. It may be
suspended outside any window, where
it will easily take any ordinary wash.
These driers weigh. according to their
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
New Egg Teater.

For years it has been the custom Of
marketmen to determine whether eggs
are fresh or not by the candle test.
They would take the samples into the
cellar or some dark closet and allow
the light of the candle to shine through
them. Thus they could tell the con-
dition of each egg examined. No SIM
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
Flowers.

Flowers are the beautiful hero
glyphics OF nature, with which she in.
dicates how much she loves us.-Ex
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24

ing, respectively, twenty, forty and
sixty feet Of line.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-24
SOME z TRUSTS.
Figures That Should Mako Poor People
Think.

The new trusts established in 1898
would I'LL columns Of this paper. All
over the country the big manufactur-
ers, street railroad owners, lighting
and power companies, etc., have been
whipped into gigantic corporations, the
combined capital Of which foots up to
the enormous figure Of 1857, 957, 300
almost an even billion. Among the
biggest trusts the following can be
named:
American Linseed Oil Co.'s $3.50, 900
American Potteries Co... Il, $500, 900
American Steel and Wire
Co........ ........ ..... IL, 900, 900
American Tin Plate Co... 10000, 600
Boston Fruit Co........... 10, OOO, 900
Besscmer Ore Assn ....... 10000, 900
Broom Manufacturers ..... 10, 900, 900
Cambria Steel Co.......... 1000, 900
Cast Iron Pipe ............ 15,00O.0o
Continental Tobacco Co... 3O,o00,O 600
Consolidated Gas New York 36,730,0O0
Consolidated Traction Co.,
NEW Jersey ............. 5,OOU,O0
Continental Cracker Co.,. II $1,000, 900
Federal Steel Co.,. ...... 100, 600, 900
Fire Clay Sewer Plpe...... 20, 900, 600
Hawaiian Com. Sugar Co... 10, 1000, 900
International Paper Co... 13, O40, 900
International Silver Co.,. II, 900, 900
Knit Goods Co... ........ $4,000, 900
Kings Co. Traction Co.,. Is, OO0, 900
Met. st. Railway, N. Y..... 40, 900, 900
Milwaukee Electric Ry. and
Light ..... ........ 900. $1,000, 900
New Amsterdam Gas Co.. 10, 900, 900
N. Y. Gas and Electric
Light ........ .......... 25, ooo, 900
National Mirror Mnfs...... 5000, 900
Pacific States Tel. Co... 30, 900, 900
Penn. Light and Power Co. Is, 900, 900
Peoples Gas Light and
Coke, Chicago .......... 80, oo0, 900
Print Cloth Pool ......... 70 1000, 900
River Co-operatives' Co... II, 900 900
Rubber Goods Mfrs. ....... Is, 00O, 900
Sash and Door Combine. 20, 000, 900
Standard Distilling Co.,. 16, 900 900
U. S. Biscuit Co.......... 80, 900 900
Writing Paper Mfrs....... 40, zoo, 900
The beef trust, SIPS, 900, 900 capital,
and the Standard Oil trust monopoly,
500, OO0, 900, existed before 1898; also
the sugar trust, s75,0 0O, 900.
In the list Of trusts formed last year
there are companies that produce the
following n~ecessaries of life:
Hay, fish, rubber, candy, lamp Chin
neys, linseed oil, thread, snuff, shin
giles, mattresses, pottery, steel wire,
canned goods, needles, ice, ice cream,
cameras, lumber, beer, whisky, scissors
and shears. starch, envelopes. While
since Jan. l, this year, prunes have
been added to the list and bananas are
threatened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
Don't Plsy at Grsb.saR.

Marriage ought tu be- something
more than q rrab-haE. into which
a man thrusts his rand and iakrn
out an unknown quantity
\ sensible wnoer Is ike good
shopper who goes from store 60
store and sraminHa the goods ON all
the counters. lt.iuirlus into thslr
quality and price before he makes
purchase.
lite @teefs wife after duly I'M
YoatiEatinR that portion ~ the mar
krt which o. available Go nam ~
his station. aud comics 90 the pleas
urrublc conclusion that be has eK-
actiy what he wants
There ia very lfue romance
about such e praeaie method ~
choosing "a partner. AMI some may
criticize this as pretty cold blood
81 way - making love. 7ut In nn-
awcr 70 these criticisms n may bo
said that this Is wark1dny world.
with very Htue romance about IT,.
and u fs better 10 begin M We can
hold out
The best love arises between those
who are acquainted with one pnufh-
sr'H ante,cdents and have similar
tastes and sympathieH
To marry wei man must marry
woman who he knows will suit
him. and such knowledge comes on-
Is by careful thought aud obsorva-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
marry hssIthy Girl.

That man f. unwise Vhn makes
love 10 any woman with poor con
rliutlan. for marriage iuereascs the
burdens II Hfc and makes severe
drafts upon the physical system.
II IN his earthly pilgrimage man
wants 10 carry one ~ these pale.
biapdleHH creatures upon his back
ic, him s. -. Hut II he wants
woman hy his side n travel over
the ups and downs ~ life. let him
choose one who can walk down town
without hailinE a car at the FIRST
corner or climb couple Of stories
without signing far an elevator
Never mind that doll face. young
man just md out whether It's own
or can take two or three mile
tramp with YOU without being IA
tEurd or ride tandem ana DO her
share II the pedaliuK.
Find out whether the rudiy hue
ON her cheek fl due TO rouge or to
good. red blood
Wait tlil she Is out ~ Yer teens
ana woman grown Doctors tell us
that 20 years ~ age f. soon enough
fur woman To marry Twenty
ar twenty three Re better
pity these Eirlsh wives, a. n
rule they grow hlFEard and peev-
ieh and urrmatursly old. whereas
they ouEht 90 have kept their bloom
tl a. or 50, and their good spirits
TO their journeys end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

tune She Was trinity dressed hna
her hair vas c1mbsi whom he was
around.
While the rcst - the family we're
laughing In thcIr sleeves. SHE made
him believe that she WAS the pink
~ nsatueHR lie used To cong atu
late himself upon the queeuF APP
rearaucs che would present in their
Iftie home when they were married.
Hut heaven pity the man hos
he changed ia mind six months AT
ter the wedding
Marry real heilmate--onc who
wili be - service 20 you in the struF-
gfes - life. and not drag.
Women. Ike cloth. should h. cho-
son far qualities that will wear.
enc 81 the qualifications % help
mate - physical health 4 Woman
wHo has aistegafded the laws o.
physiology during the first fourth
~ her ife makes sad work II 4
during the remaining three G1uriha
Without a rauna body. with weak
nessra and aches and pains. she in
scarcely ~ - De a wife aud moth
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
Hints on Choosing Wives.


II li Is a Erai thing 10 got a wife.
s, e better thiuE 10 set a good
wife
There are ali kuda ~ women In
this world. and maal - them. by the
way. would like q b. married.
Al they need u nuflc.snt urging
BY the uppanite sex
Naw, ar there are a great many
women IN the land and some arr
mhuifeatiy superior tt behoa4,s the
nIae man q make Iud.eious sels--
zion
Al women DO nor make good wivrs
and n Is possible for man 10 marry
and make the greatest biandsr ~ his
ne
Some women can make ysu SUI
prrmoi} happy. auI others can make
sou very sad tis careful. tH,n. as
On the kinA - woman Yau ask t.
SHARE your lot
In seeking wifc. a man should
act in bus nefa=ike manner. and
not Do carried away hY his emotions
Thr step no proposes 20 take il os
paramount ImportaneH. aHI sill ar
feet hia asai or war mure than any
fhiue iu life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
HUNTINGTON Is
NOW SUPREME
He Controls the Only Gate
way to San Francisco.

NEW YORK. nov 10 Coils J.
Huntington. after nRht Of lIfes
time. has nualy ruereelrd ln get.
ting absolute control of the single
gateway to san FrnuriHfo ana the
Southern California coast DO nuI
hIa friends nra uaW In complete pos
hcaaluu 81 the great southern fani5
ne and central pteihr HFFfeue.
which. under the plan ~ frganrtHlG#
ton. have now become one organic
cation.
Under the terms ~ this plan. which
d. sousideHed 500 both Europe and
America one u the ablest achieve
mentH ~ modern finance. the great
government debit 81 SIS e"1 un sac
Uquldated without any dlsfafban,e
az the financial world or tia rfeJu-
dice OF any rights 90 the rtiekholis
ers
The deal was the result - a long
series af conference heid between
Nra Leland Stanford collie + Hun
tnFtoH. George Croker and SrHyrr
a Co. S. ha represented The fureEn
Hundha.dsfH AZ a result thr HuH
suruilau ~ the Central fa.ihr rHad
by TIE Southern farIac VAS agreed
upon and am alliance uhH formed
between the Huntington and stan
ford interests e. control enc news
property. This alliance. tt Is stated.
amounts practically t. voting
ffuat
Mf Huntington has not purchaaed
the holdings ~ Mrs. stanford out
right. ~ be as the Cror ksr holdings
several weeks afa though De has
acquired - purchase. 10 II believed
the stock - the stanford eathie in
TIE Paaine Improvement company
4 company in which George croeksr
- ntill Interested
This voting power. according 20
the UNOFFICIAL version Of The agree
mrnt. Mr. Stanford has Transferred
10 tho Huntingdon Hyndicate. not
alth standing that during her hur-
bands nfc Senator stanford and
Sir Hunt s1ou belonged II opposite
factions in the control OF the roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
Beware of Upturned Noses.

n not marry woman who car
rics her head too high aui Is unuli-
ling q como down rui start IS IA
you at the bottom n the ladder
Tho sin Of the age ls oxtraNagancc.
Living for show living beyond ones
means.
All women would like Ia be butter
0ieH brilliant In costume and nittiue
about tho landscape To the adm.ra-
ton NJ an beboldrrs
Get a woman who cares more for
Your love than for tho eyes ~ The
world, who Ends moro Joy In her
husband and hor homo than In 80
Cicty
Whenever y man mnrrics such q
sensible, Industrious woman nc rs 10
he congratulated.
Cellbary is unnatural and uueatIs.
factory Taken alone. man r. an IN
complete being. lie needs q wu-
mans love tu make his NO perfect.
Adam as a bachelor was not sue
ccsH lie had no homo. even II he
was In Eden II was only when he
married Eve that he knew what real
living was. Mon ought To be taxed
FOR remaining single
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
Microbes In Flowers.

The scent Of the sweetest rose b.
eames ua1i8un and the humble Ylo-
ei seems t. be aeawinF up as you
from under ne eyebrows Rhsu YOU
know thut these flowers and thFlr
fellows afs Indebted 10 the drHdly
microbes for their eoldrs and scents.
The delicate pink - the Boths-
child rose ia composed Or the bodies
- Thousands - Identical wIevrhe a
which bring death through COM
sumption 20 ~ many 81 cur friends
snd relations The violet and paaHy
set fhe#e coior from the eoneer nil
erohe the tulIp from the E1ut germ.
ard tho gcrAulum from the scarlet
fever bacillus Likewise. every tim"
you lnhaic the scent ~ any over YOU
are In reality ruip.nr down mouth
fui after mauthfll ~ some terrible
diEcasr. There D. no way 81 diHu-
fectiuF overs "a they are actually
composed Of microbes. and II you
take tie latter away no flower is
left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
SACRED HEART
CHURCH FAIR

A fair IL being held In the q \ u.
bail IN the Collins block by the la
alss q the parish 81 sacred Heart
church The purpose IL o. raise
money for furnishing the new church
building. corner - sixth avenue ami
He'll street The nall ia very al.
trartiveiy decorated with Hnc cloths
and flowers.
Around the wallis booth ar at
ranged while the center ~ occupied
BY q number of dining tables ara
pretty girls The principal booth "a
that - the Children - R,dauty \
reproduction In miniature 81 the
church which vas destroyed by nrr
last spring explains the rufpasc -
the fair
The young ladies booth II a thing
Of beauty and JOY forever It ia
perhaps the most engaging spot I'm
seattle for the young man with tho
adjustable neck. ard he buys all
kJnda u things he has No Use far
and thinks he has made an imprrH-
sion
one % the best features 81 thu fair
Il ~. dining department. where =
large number are furnished With cN-
eetierrt lunchc0ns daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
PHOTOS OF
THE PLANETS
Harvard Is to Nave a New
instrument.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 10
Before the end OF the year the Har-
ward observatory In Cambridge =
20 have a telescope. new both in re-
gard 10 construction and plan. for
the Photographic Of the stars and
planets. In a few weeks Prof. r Q.
Pickering expects 10 have the In
strument in something like Definite
shape. 50 that II can be seen what
manner Of telescope It Is to be. but
II IL hardly expected that II will be
ready for use before the middle o.
next September
II was some time last February
when Prof. Pickering. IN behalf Of
the observatory. sent out circulars
explaining the advantages and fail
urss Of the different classes Of the
same instrument and setting forth
the plan on which he proposed to
work The cost. he then announced(
as from 5000 20 $4,000 which. he
nov says has been given by anony-
NOUS donors.
Before long he calculates 10 have
set up in hls observatory the ma
chine which promises important re-
suits In the astronomical work Of
the university. and. In fact. in tho
work. The cost. he then announced
20 have an aperture % ~ inches. AMI
a length Of over 100 feet II ls 10 be
placed horizontally. with mirrors to
reflect the heavens In the interior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
NEW ENGLAND
HAS A JAG CAR

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. i0-A
special Jas car" ls operated be
tween New Britain and Berlin by
tie entcrurisinF and public spirited
Connecticut Lighting ard Power
Company. II is Tor the arenmuoda-
ton % rifizena who go t. $vw Nrit-
tain from Berlin 90 set Intoxicated
Il is believed that this is the only
lag ear Ia America, and its pat
rous are very proud % IT,
Eer.iu. which il ou the hard cider
belt. recently voted no license. and
even asked the county commission
ers to rtfu,e to issue dTusklsts' u
censc.. Il fnviIg been found that
some Of tho old toperE were drinking
alcohol sold to polish brass work
with. and also getting cNhllaratcd On
Jamaica ginger.
When the licenses expired the
drinking men NJ the town urcd
the habit e EaInE TO New Britain
to make merry Il Is the nearest
saloon town. and a brand - whisky
Is solid there that eats holes in the
bottles that contain it.