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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-11

Or. lose J. Saniu[iQ.

Cirujano dentista-Precios sumamente mo-
DIOCESAN Frauoisco Q se-Colegio de Bsl.
timore de Cirujfa Dental - Este es para cert.
fcsr que jose J. Sanjurjo de Puerto Rico ba
pasado dos enteras secciones en- 81 Colegio de
Cirujfa Dental y reoibido ell grade de Doctor
en- Cirujfs Dental al 6na'izsr Ell curse que tn
vo ]"gar ell 7 de Ms 20 de 1889, en- la Cindad
de Baltimore, Estados Unidos. Tambi6n que
Q! dicho Jose J. s~aojurjo fu6 I'm agraoiado
competitor por los premioa ofreci los por Q
Colegio por las Mgores operaciones en- 81 6oca
y por los trabajos plsstioos. 6 sean Cajas de
dientes, juzgados eer los mejores presentados 8
una Comisi6n de la Junta de Visitadores de
dicho Colegio. Tambien que ell dicho jose J.
Sanjurjo exibi6 un alto grsdo de conocimien'
tos en- les ramos PRACTICES de la Ciencia Den
tai mientras era estuiisnte en- ell Colegio de
Baltimore de Cirajfa Dental. Dsdo bajo mi
mano y sello del Colegio. Ferdinand J. s..
Gorgas M. D.. D. D. s. Mp
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Ell sAbado hubo un serio disgusto en-
ire dos caba'leros del pneblo de Rio tiedrss.
= Ell Depositario de fondos municipsles
de Csyey nos manifests que los SO dollars 40
oentavos que reolama 81 collector de Rentas in
ternas de Guyana procedentes de un dep6sito
como es l6gioo, en- la Gaia municipal, y asf sc
lie ha manifestado por Ia Acadia 4 dicho Sc
Tor collector, sin que nasta Ia fecha haya man.
dado recojer ell tai dep6aito.
-. E. ~escuItor sehor Bilbao tiene "a muy
adelantsdos en- su estudio de Sevilla la estatua
del ilustre ~polftico don Antonio CAnovas del
Castillo y 81 busto de don Federico Sanchez
Bedoya, gobernsdor que fus de Madrid.
FL vspor Evelyn hs desosrgsdo en-
ohfcharos, 257 mil libras pan duro, s.7se id
hsrins, zee. 1874 id arroz y As, Ola librss oarne
en- latas.
-. FL Lioenoisdo J L. Molinas, droguis.
Ia en- la ciudad de Antique, Bolivia, al reco-
mendsrnos I'm pedido se expresa asf: eMis pedi.
dos demostrsrsn 81 gran consume que hago de
SOS preparados. Estas gentes cast no puedeu
te & su lado; , & la verdad 4ue es una grau
medicina , II
=. La empresa del Tranvfa de esta Cspi-
tai { Rio Piedras no obtiene hoy los bene6.
clos que lie prcduofa q don Pablo Ubarri, 6
conseouencia de Ia situacion economical porque
atraviesa ell pals y . Ia cast supreslon de las
festas que &c celebrabsn en- Puerta de Tierrs,
8 anturoe Y Rio Piedras. Ell s&bado se did Or
den al iefe de los Ts!leres del altimo punto, de
suspender haata nuevo aviso, { ooho mecAuicos,
con cuya suspension results una eoonomfs de
473 semanales. Los dennis empleados tsndr&n
que dietribuirss ell trabajo de aquellos.
- En- ell Hospital de leprosos Sc han ds.
do : sta aver, tres enfermos.
-. FL individuo Marcisl Gonzalez, pene-
tr6 aver tarde en- la casa que habia en- Puerta
de TERRA Ia sehora dofa Teresa Baanchesy, en-
momentos eu que esta estaba aoostsds, dormi-
tando, y Sc llev6 81 so, psrte de dinero que
hsbia sobre I'm velador, en- una habitacitn. La
policfs di6 con 81 caco, ooupIndole el dinero
robado, mas I'M cuchiilo que portsbs.
FL Ayuntamiento de Vieques ha remi.
lido q Ia secretsrfa Civil una copis del invsp-
tario general de sas b,enes que dA ,el resultsdo
siguiente: %aotivo. So .s54,2e pa.ivo 1857. 80.
Differences. $s. 400, 80 m. p; J 81 de Naguabo:
a~ctivo; 7,o54,34; pasivo S.. 62l ,o5; balance
81 533. 38
Sc ha remitido . ID Secretsrfs Civil,
informsda por Ell alcalde de Areoiko. I'M
e~scrito de vsrios comeroisntes en- quej. contra
81 sistema que adopts 81 A~yuntamiento para
percibir loo derechos de consume.
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- La prensa de Malaga acoge ell rumor-
de que hay en- squells capital varios que espe-
culan con imitaciones pelfectsme ate heohas de
las antigoas onzas de ORC. Las falsifoadss son
de platino , parece que va han sido engahadss
no pocas personals que en- ei cambio han sa'ido
Ierdiendo mai &c la mitad,
De Alcoy (Espsna) Ian cuenta de
que ell viernes altimo sc desencadero una flu
ROSA tormenta, oayendo IN rayo en- la casa de
campo llamads de Arah6. y mstando al me,
diero que se encontrsba en- Ell sitio prdximo 81
hogan. La chispa penetr6 por la chimerea, y
despues de matsr al referido oampesioo, reco'
rri6 Ia plsnta bajs 1el edifcio, en- dcnde &c
encontrabs Ia f.milia del sefor Ars66, sin
causar nuevas desgraciss.
-. La Juuta de Gobie1no ds C4rce'es,
ha indicado & Ia Secretarfa Civil Ia devoluci6n
de la fanza que presto don Jaime Font, pei
COD trata de suministro de ron al Preside De-
pa t,mentsl, por haber vencido aque''a.
La A'csldfs de Fsjardo hs s%olici:a'
do de Ia Ssoretarfa Civil autori.sci6n, trssmi'
eib!e . les pobres de su jurisdiccion. para
cortar maderas de los bosqres del Estado, pa
"a levantar sus vivlendas.
- Ell vigilante de Sandal, sehor Mau'
leon, hiso ingresar aver en- Ell Hospital de lie
prosos, q Bslbino Reyes que andaba veniiendo
duloes, enfe7mo de 'epra.
81 Collector de re atas de Vieques,
propone q la Secretarfa Civil tuprimir 10 plaza
de cobtador de aquella celeoturfa, por motive
de economics.
Dursnts ell mes de Agosto del aho
1895 hubo "a nacimientos y So defunciones.
En- ell mes, del c~orriente ano, han habido: ma
cimientos 40 y defunoiones So, reenltando IN
exceso de IS nscimientos y 10 defunoionee.
La Acadia hs multado con IN pc
10 ORC, = don Anac'eto Agudo, por tener IN
caballo suelto por las GALES de Santurce.
-. FL Alcslde de Sabana Grande, don
Quiterio Velszco, ha presentsdo 80 renuncis.
Ell Al nutamiento propone para sustituirle . D.
Manuel Fl guerra.
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Los heroes del "Menimac"
Episodes de Ia Guerra Hispano Americana

Una enorme ola me agarra-ouenta
Hobson-y me %arroja contra Ia borda. Ri ohio.
que es tan v~iolento, que la parte superior del
cuerpo Sc MI dobla, mientras parece que me
estiran con rudeza las piernas por absjo; ell pi-
80 sobre que reposan dij6rase que &c abren pa
ra que me abisme. Por uu instin-
two en- los jugadores de foot 6GW, ~levanto Las
rodillas, pero se apoders de mi Ia sensation de
que jamas lograre desprenderme del abrazo
irresistible que me ~arrastra al fondo.,
En- la immersion del <Merrimao, solo la
horrorosa zabullida, reaparecen en- Ia super6oie
y se dirigen & esa tsbla de salvation.
Todos estAn sanos y salvos; pero gu estado
no es por ESQ menos orftieo. Un navfo eepa-
mol sc erouentra & I'm c%entenar de metros y en-
torno suyo circular ronjas de canoas. Al
menor ruido soapechoso, ell enemigo Sc pom
dra sobre aviso y dirigirA IN tiroteo mortffero
sobre APPEL resto del nsufragio. AT. pues,
siiencio absolute y prohibition de subir sobre
Ia balsa; los nEufrsgos deben solo suspenderse
d ella con las manos. En- tai posioi6n ca preci-
80 esperar el dis. Seguramente ouando sc has
va levantado ell sol, vendran & p~ractioar I'm re.
c~onoolmlento, y la sola OCCASION de salvarse con.
siste en- dirigirse 4 la embarcaci6n que traigan.
iCu&n larga pareci6 esta espera 4 los des-
venturados naufragos! FL aqua este ba glacial,
y para reatablecer la circulation Hobson sgita.
Da 1s plernas y 81 cuerpO y f6COmenuaDa 81
ejeroicio & sus oamaradas. A pear de esta
preoauoi6n ell frio parecfa cada vex mas intense
y eDgendra en- toios ellos I'M temblor terrible.
Durante una hora estuvieron los ~valientes ma
rinos en- tan atroz situaoi6n.
Por fin estalla el dia. I'm sol allegro y vi.
vo %enrojece las cimas y tornasola las crestas del
Moro y la Socapa . HI orucero espsnol leva
el ancla para retirarse al interior de Ia rada..
INSTANCES despues aparecs una chslupa de va.
por, cuya popa esta enteramente cbbierta por
una tienda. Els Gin duda ell r"econocimiento de
ofciales que con tanta impacienoia espera Hob.
son.
Ella embarcaci6n Sc alicia hacia la izquier.
ds, como para dar una vuelta alreledor de
nuestra bslsa. Made & bordo nos ha visto,
Entonoes me decide & darle una voz 4 la cha.
lupa; al punto I'm peloton de riferos ~enemigos
sale de la tiends, &c colooa en- proa y nos apun.
ta.... I'm murmullo de indignation se levanta
entire mis- hombres
ivan & matsrnos como & perros?
Inlay & bordo-grit6-s|gun Official 4
quien me pueda rendir con mi tripulsci6nP Al
momento sc separ6 Ia %cortins, y an Official man.
da bsjar ell arma & los rideros. Echome & ma
dar haoia Ia ohalupa y con ayuda del mismo
Official salto en- Ia embsrcaci6n. Era ell CONAN.
dante Cervera en- persona Ell comsndante en- je
fe de la escuadra eepa1ola. LIE entrego mi re
wolver, mi oartuchers, mi ~anteojo, mi cintu
ron salvsvida, constituyendome asf prisionero
con mis- siete compaheros.
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u0 uuOeCkO6 oAASOo y ooAAR0o O00o Nv RAOsSA
ciaron en- Nueva York las gestiones del Mayor
Ames.
Sehor don Ramon B. Lopez,
Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE de Puer
to Rico.
Nuestro estimado y distingaido amigo:
Vimos hace dias en- ell peri6dioo que tan dig
namente listed dirije, IN relate de Ia campaha
que en- favor de los perjudicados por Ell oiclon
del 8 de Agosto en- Puerto Rico, hizo y sigue
hacienda en- Nueva York, ell Mayor Asel Ames;
y con 81, ell elogio mereoidfsimo de Ia noble
actitud del Mayor, y de Ia bondad de gu pre-
ceder haoia los puertorriquelos.
Nos hallAbamos en- Nueva York ouando pa
80 sobre esta isla ell ciol6n, cuyos terribles
efectos todos lamentamof; y hemos sido testi =
Cos de 10 que ell Mayor AIMEE ha hecho en- ba-
neioio de nuestro pats.
Homb!e incansable en- su hermoso empe-
TO, lleno de actividad y dispueeto & OR GUAM
tas informaciones se le suministraran; solicitan-
do las precisas, tras.adando Ia -exposici6n de
n~uestras desdichas = nuestrss necesidades sllf,
donde era precise que 80 supieran para renee
diarlae, &c ha hecho ell Mayor Ames por tai
con5ucta aoreedor & la gratitud de TODD puer-
torriqueho.
Serfa objectionable que nosotros, que he
mos presenciado e'e trabsjo del Mayor Ames,
no 10 hicieramos patente, para que nuestros
paisanos sepan, que fu6 ell dicho caballero, 81
no ell primero, uno de los primeros que en- Bos'
ton J Nueva York, aoudi6 en- IN benehoio,
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vista fu6 extremadsmente cort6s, pero muy
fris por parte de Los franceses.
Guillermo no pss6 revista q Ia tripulaci6n,
como 20 dijo. Nj 81 10 pidi6; nj se 10 ofreoi6 81
oomandante del barco.
FL Emperador dijo al comandsnde del
buque.
No hay marina oomo Ia ~ftancess, 81 mu'
cho mejor que Ia ingless, y no hablo de Ia ale
mana, porque 6sta se halla en- Ia infanois.
Y luego, aludiendo claramente q ID com
posioi6n de Ia msrina inglesa = & la ~posibili'
dad de una guerra entire Inglaterra Fran
ola.
-Franoia tiene demasiados o~ruceros. De
bfa construir menos cruoeros y mas scorazs'
dos.
Al comsndante del Ihigenie lie ha envis.
do ell Empersdor una confederation alemana.
Cu6ntsse que cuando Guillermo sali6 del
Ihs9snie. los marineros gritaban apretando
los pu1os: -.
-lCuidado que tener tup6 de venir . visi
tarnos! Nom de Dieu/
Pero este puede que no sea 81 no %una.iu.
venoi6n de los chauvinistes, disgustados de e.
tss %paofdcss aproximaciones,
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Universidad de Virginia.

Charlottesville, Virginia.
Fundads por Thomas Jtfsrson, levkntase
este oolegio en- Ia hermosa y sa:udable region
de Piedmont, Virginia. Los pr6ximes ejeroi-
oios empezaran eli dia Is de Septiembre, y en-
ellos Sc introducen mejoras de cousideraoi6n.
De acuerdo con los prop3sitos para que fu6
funda1a esta Universidad, ofreoe un sIstema
elective de estudios, = %conere grades para pre-.
MAR la sufoienoia. en- sus departamentos de
LITERATURE, CIENCIAS, ABoGAClA, MEDICIA
e lhGENIERlA.
Posee la Universidad Laboratories muy
bien equirados, para Ell estudio de Ia Ffsio ,
MeoAnios, Qufmioa, Biologfa y Astronomfs;
Observatorio Astron6mico; Museo de Historic
Natural; Gimnasio.
Pfdanse catAlogos con toda clase de por-
memories, & Chairman of the Faculty, Univer-
sity Post Office, Charlottesville, Va. Referen-
cias en- Pto- Rioo:-Se6or jose E. Marxusch,
San Juan. A 800
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HERMlNI0 DIAz NAVARRO
Ex+Secretario de Justicia.
" E n
LAWY E R .

Ha vuelto & abrir su BuFETe en- San jose
st. II, entresuelo de la derecha y ofrece sus
servicios como AVOCADO en- asuntos judiciales
Que sc hayan de tramitar ante los Tribunales
del pats 6 ante la CORTE PROVISIONAL y en- los
asuntos ADMINISTRATORS que deban resolverss
en- 81 Gobierno general 6 en- los .demas Centres
oticiales.
San Juan PtO. Rico, lode Julio 1909.
Telkfons 7o7.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-03
Uncle Toms Cabin.

Those who have witnessed the rendi-
ton of this wonderful and ever pop
ular play, are always anxious to see
1t once more, because it gives them
Joy and happiness, and they always
learn a lesson of morality. Those
who have never had the opportunity
of seeing *'Uncle Toms Cabin played
by a first class csmpany, should avail
themselves OF the occasion to witness
this wonderful performance at the
Opera house Thursday, May 4th. All
the characters are life like and origi-
nal. Rendered as they are by some
OF the most talented actors of the pro-
fession all christian people should not
only come and see it themselves but
they should come bring their children
that they too may be permitted to
learn a lasting lesson Of morality,
that will ever follow them through
life. All the characters of this play
will be represented true to life, without
being exaggerated. In addition to
the play, Messrs. Young Bros. will
Introduce the marvellous Magniscope,
reproducing all the Naval Battles of
the late war.
Seats now on sale at Elfstrum's
drug store. Price SO cents. no higher.
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Mafnre.
May l..

May l.
Hello! Wedding bells will soon be
heard around here.
Messrs. J. W. Johnson, G. Broberg,
add S. Nyquist have all made improve.
ments to their places in the shape OF
windmills, the work being done by
Louis Nyquist of Kerkhoven.
Lindgren Bros. have rented Lars
Persons farm for the coming year.
The smiling countenance of John
Lahod, the peddler, was seen around
here last week.
Two gentlemen from South Dakota
were around buying cattle last week.
August Forsberg of Willmar tray
elled abont here in the interests OF
Stansberry & Spicer last week.
John Dickson will build a new resi-.
dence on his farm this summer.
Aug. Anderson is out working for
the Dundee Rubber Co. of Chicago
He says his mackintoshes are hand.
sewed.
A number of farmers drove cattle tc
Kerkhoven Saturday.
The refreshing rain that came Thurs.
day night has started the fields to be
green in a very short time, and that is
what the farmers are rejoicing at.
Fishing seems to be all the rage
now. Anders Lindberg and Ola Lar
son claim to have the best luck.
Supt. Fink visited our schools las
week.
T. o. Bjorn made a business trip tc
Willmar Monday.
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County News
T. Al "A 49, ~
+. County News also on last page.
~ Green Lake

May /.
Seeding is done and the spring rain
has come.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Downs returned
from Murdock Friday.
Sup't Fink visited our school last
week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobsen of Bird Island
accompanied by Mrs. David Brown
and children, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lawler.
Deputy Sheriff Nordstrom passed
through our town Saturday morning.
P. Normile has again moved onto
his farm. Mr.. Normile will enlarge
his residence this summer,
Mr.. Fairchild and family moved to
Willmar Thursday.
Miss Nellie Daugherty returned from
Morris Saturday.
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Notes from Neighboring Ex-
changes.

A. D. Aldrich, who was so severely
injured in runaway accident about
two weeks ago, is again able to be
around, and will soon be greeting his
friends as of old. The De.
gree of Honor expect a visit from the
Morris degree team on next Wednes.
day evening. Mrs. Mantor, grand
chief of honor, is also expected to be
present:-Benson Monitor.
E. G. Bloomfield, state. boiler in.
spector for this district, was in towr
Wednesday. He says that Gov
Lind's ak has not touched him as We,
........... Prof. Dewey has been ap
pointed by the state superintendent tc
teach in the summer school at Benson
this year.-Litchfeld Saturday Re-
view.
Carl Rustad, soldier of the 18th
on his way home to Kindred, N. D.,
from the Philippines, stepped off the
train here Tuesday evening and shook
hands with his old boyhood friend,
G. B. Christensen. He informed Mr.,
Christensen that the Philippines was
no place for him and in his opinion q
poor place for any white man. All
the boys, he says, want to come home.
Grove City Times.
Henry Stene was at the county seat
on business Tuesday. He wss accom-
panied by Mesdames Stene, Macon
Der, Malmberg and Olson, and while
there they attended meeting of the
Royol Neighbors. Solomon
Porter of Willmar transacted business
in Atwater Tuesday. ..B. M.
Dahl was at Willmar to-day (Thurs-
day )............G. A. Carlson, who
has been working in the Argus office
in Willmar, has been spending the
week at home. ...... -. Lawrence
Christensen is quite seriously i'll with
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
Matt Thorn and Chris Rechtfertig,
from Willmar, were in town this week
owing to the severe illness and the
death of c.. Thorn, Sr.. The
Pinney & johnson elevator is loom
ing up in great shape. The building
is expected to be finished in two weeks
and be open for business. Henry
Greve will take charge. Clara City
Herald. III. u. r.. ..=: 81
Nathan Friend, for some time q
popular clerk at Abeles Bros, is in
the city. Mr.. Friend is now on the
road for 9 gents furnishing house.
8. I. s J. \. s.. Hackett, illmar, is
ia ST. Cloud ]. !. !. i. ). !. !. Albert Fritz
Of Willmar came il from ST. Paul
Wednesday morning 8. ]. !. /. ]. u.
Johnson Of Willmar IS registered at
the Grand Centr ] . s., Dobley
Thielman and Louis Y ossbere are 81
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aoxAt GAZING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.

two known houses of ill-fame. The
total expense of all jails of the state
for 1898 was less than 81, 800, and less
than 10000 was paid for all court
expenses, including jails sheriffs,
criminal prosecutions, clerks. attorn-
eys, judges, etc. The fines and costs
collected in prosecuting violators of
the prohibitory law have paid all ex-
penses of prosecution and returned
about $3.50, 900 into the state treasury
besides. The increase in population
since prohibition went into effect, has
oeen six per cent. Twenty-Five out
OF every one hundred inhabitants of
Vermont have accounts in savings
banks-more than one out of every
family. In all the cities of the vest
ern half of the state where illicit liquor
Is said to be most plentiful, there is
not a place where a stranger con get
liquor without resorting to strategy.
except at St. Adams, and there one
must make diligent inquiry, for the
bars are all hidden in back rooms up
stairs. These are a few of the facts
gathered by New Voice reporter
which prohibition workers will do we'll
to make a note on''-Union Signal.
r.
Christian Endeavor is against the
gambling dens, the lotteries, the vio-
lation of the Sabbath, and condemns
intemperance in every form, stands
for total abstinence, for the suppress
sion OF the saloon, and for the annihi-
lation of the power of the saloon in
politics and in all "parties." Ay,
we believe the liquor traffic is the i'm
placable enemy of righteousness and
purity, and of Christ and His church.
The saloon must go! The saloon
must go!-Secretary Baer.
Il ~
A meeting of the W. G. T. U. was
held at the Y. M. G. A. rooms on
April 9th. We had the pleasure of
having former co-worker with us,
Mrs. Craswell. At the close of the
meeting coffee and cake was served in
her honor. The union will hold their
meetings during the summer months
at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, it being a
central location. All ladies are in
yited to attend these meetings. The
next meeting will be held on Thurs
day, May 18th, at p. m.
II II
Sing song of sixpence, ..
| And whisky made of rye,
Four-and-twenty drink-shops
All doomed to die;
When the box was opened
| The folks began to sing,
For the ballot-papers told
That Temperance was King.
Selected.
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Fargo and will probably be members
OF the Fargo baseball team this sea-
son. They are good players.-St.
Cloud Journal-Press.
Temperance Comment.

Edited blythe Press Superintendent of the
VIC. T. U. of Willmar.1
A representative of the National w.
c. T. u, Mrs. Angie F. Newman, of
Lincoln, Neb., has gone to Manila TO
look after the work there.
r r.
It is important in these days that
there should be armor-plated boys.
A boy needs to be iron-clad on
His lips-against the first taste OF
liquor.
. His ears-against impure words.
His hands-against wrong doing.
His heart-against irreverence and
doubt.
His feet-against going with bad
company.
His eyes-against dangerous books
and pictures.
His pocket against dishonest
money.
His tongue against evil Speaking.
The Christian armor on her citizens
gives more security to the nation than
all the armor plate can on her ships.
christian Guardian.
II *
The rOund-the-world character OF
the w. G. T. U. is we'll illustrated by
the fact that a union has been organ.
lied in mission school n-Chin-Ki-
ang, China, and it is said to be won
derful what the school girls there
know OF the work and workers in the
temperance cause in our homeland
From that side of the world these
bright Chinese girls have watched
with liveliest interest Mrs. Mary
Hunts brave efforts to secure temper
ance instruction in all our public
schools.
Beginning in 1880, Mrs. Hunt has
labored necessarily to make scientific
temperance instruction in the public
schools a success. Owing to h Ell
leadership the W, G. T. U. has sue
ceeded in getting a law enacted re
quiring such instruction in all tn
states of the Union, except Virginia
Georgia, Arkansas and Utah. No
finding books adapted to teachinE
temperance truths, Mrs. Hunt ha
edited, revised and supervised severa
series of text books, bringing them VI
to the standard of the latest scientif
discoveries in regard to the natur
and effects of alcohol. The children
and young people of today are there
for far more intelligent upon thi
question than preceding generations
and the knowledge of the evil lurkin,
in even the first glass must surely pre-
vent many from taking it.
II u
The people OF Vermont seem prett
we'll satisfied with the workings of thei
prohibitory law. It has stood the tes
of forty-seven years, and the deput
secretary of state, who for forty year
has been sergeant-at-armso of the legis
lature, is reported as saying tina
there is about as much likelihood Q
the legislature repeating that law a
there Is of their passing law to han,
themselves" There are only thirty
| five police officers in the entire state
not an open gambling house, and bu
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-03
Auction.

AS 1 have sold my farm and will
leave the place I will sell at public
auction at my place in Sec. Z, town
of West Lake Lillian, on the 5th day
of May, 1899, beginning at II O'Clock,
the following described property:
5 horses, between three and eight
years old; mich COWS, l heifer,
steer, Jersey bull calf, one new
binder, 2 mowers, 2 lumber wagons,
one road cart, cutter, pair bob
sleds, ! hayrake, 2 walking plows, /
harrow, pair of harness, some furn-
iture and household goods. ~=.= r. =
Terms: All sums under SIS cash,
over that amount time will be given
until Dec. 1st, 1899, on approved notes
drawing 6 per cent. interest. T.. :. -.
+ i. .& X. #.. LARS ToRNQU1sT.
j. G. Monsoon, Auctioneer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-03
Land for Sale.

The WI Of the Sc Y. Sec II, town
OF ST. Johns. Address Mrs. Martha
9. Hanson, box 229, Willmar, MINI.
SO tt