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N0ticias.

-. Los veoinos de San Sebastian, segun
Ella Democracia,, estAn muy contentos de las
gestiones de gu Alcalde doctor Gonzalez Her.
-. Ha dado al pdblico la Janta de Carl.
dad lauestadfstica que sigue: Tiene Puerto
Rico 936, 0O3 habitantes; de ellos 2O3, 1O7 indi'
gentes, II, 400 eufermos. Y Sc han repartido
actualmente %, 1874 raciones.
En- sus ofoinas de M~aysgiez, ba ex
puesto al publico la oompsnfa del cable, la sus.
pension de oomunicaciones entire Ia Republica
del Trsnsvaal, 81 Estado libre de Orange Y la
~oolonia del Cabo.
-. Los federalistas de Mayagiez han en-
tregado "a lista de candidates., proclamado. en-
Ia Ultima convention, al senor Coronel Carr.
Eel nUEV0 BAzAR' de Mendez & Co.
40 San Francisco 40. CORONAS Y ALMO-
HADONES FUNEBRES Ultima rovedad en-
Europa. Los que otros venden como muy ba
ratios 4 $50 nuestro precio $40. los de $25, &
$40, los de $l5, q $40 los de Sl2, & 81. Gran
que ningun otro establecimiento en la Isls.
~ Ell Juzgado municipal de Patillas, no
ha recibido aan los impresos para declaracio-
mes de naoionali1ad espa1ola.
- Don Sergio Cuevss Zequeira regreso
{ Ponce desde Adjuntas, y sali6 Immediate
mente para Guayams, oontinuando gu viaie de
propaganda & favor del partido Federal.
=. Sc dice que llegaran de los Estados
Unidos mas provisiones para r~epartir entire Ia
gente neoesitsda de esta IsIa.
~. Don Juan r. Baix 70 encuentra d.
paso en- la ciudsd del Sud
-. La Alcaldfa de Gusyanilla ha pedido
Ia devoluci6n de dos expedientes de spremio
que instruy6 contra Ia succession de don Manuel
.Guindulain, y que remiti6 Ia Secretarfa CT
vii.
-. Mr.. J. I Pohl ha solicitado permiso
para tener alberto b asta las IL de Ia noche 81
cafetin situado en- San jose, numero %.
~ A'erta, alerta compradores de camas
y oolehoues, hay que 6jarse; csmas plegadizss
slemsnss & IS, oamas inglesas con coloh6n &
SIC Ell mejor surtido de oolchones, csmisas,
ossimires, camisetas , oorbatas en- Gel Gle.
TO-, Fortaleza IS. II
-. El vspor aleuan eHercynia, prooe-
dente de Hamburgo y esoalas hs tornado puer-
to esta maflana. Su cargamento 10 detallamos
en- otro lugar.
Durante TODD Ell dia del sabado 2s del
corriente, llegaron & Ia Secretarfa Civil 81 de-
olsracionea mas do nacionalidad espanols.
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Testigos presenciales nos oomunicsn
que las elecciones que acabsn de tener lugsr en-
Vieques, SO llevsron a efscto con ell mayor Or.
den possible. Las pulperfas permanecieron &C.
rradas durante ell sAbado, dis en- que Sc practi.
caban. No hubo ventas de licores de ninguu
genera.
-. Sc hs desoubierto que es un gran pre-.
ser vstivo contra las eufermedades de Ia piel,
hacer lavar la ropa con jabon Roman, del que
ca unioo sgente en- esta Capital, Don Rafael
Castro Gonzales. s
-. Eu Bogota sc ha tornado una socie.
dad de seforas. Don ell objeto de fandar una
institution en- Is cusl puedan obtener las seho'
ritas educsoi6n comercisl
~. Anoche s las Z ha sido detenido Va,
lentin Torres por esc4odslo y maltratsr de
obra & Jusns Baes, en- la Marina. Del hecho
sc ha dado oueuts al Jurgado correspondents.
~ A las 81 de Ia noobe de aver, fue de.
tenido en- Ia plaza de Armss, Bernardino Her.
nandez, por t%entativa de Aggression con I'M cu-
chillo, a Domingo Andrsde.
-" La sehora do6a Carmen Gutierrez, We.
Gina de Santurce, ha daio ouenta 4 Ia policfa
de que en- IN bollo de pan comprado en- una
psnaderfs del barrio, eucontro I'm pedazo de
tabaco de masoar, usado.
Por contravenci6n del Reglamento de
hygiene, han sido multadas AZ mujeres vsoinss
de ests Capital, hacienda las multas nm total
de 500.
-. Malgastar ell dinero en- oomprsr otro
%artfoulo cuando puede I'd. ourarse del est6ma.
go con la asombrosa eEstomacalina Ulrici..
- Indfoase 4 moneehor Tarnassi para
Nunoio Apost6lico en- Bruselas, y 4 monsenor
Gaspari para ell mismo cargo en- Munich.
~ ia solicitado terrenos bsldios en-
los barrios <Juan Alonso, = Mayagiiez Arribs.
de Maysgtez, don Gabriel Auciaux, & propio
nomb1e ? en- Ell de otros interessdos.
- Ha sido aprobado Ell presupuesto
municipal de May agies, que hs de regir du-
rante ell ejercioio actual, disponiendose que
Sc modiique un artioulo del mismo, para que
20 GO cob1en derechos de tiDglado 8 las mer-
canoias que no sean almaoenadss en- 81. Las
almaoeDadas deberan psgsr 81. por cada l 900
kilos.
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Nos hemos ooupado detenidamente sobre
81 e~nojoso asunto de Ia ~olausura de Ia Aduana
de este puerto.
Tods 10 preusa de la isla Sc ha hecho eco
de la noticis sobre ell particular y de los JUS
tos commentaries que hioimos en- pro de los inte'
reaes mercantiles, agricolas & industriales de
squella localidad.
Esto quiere decir que en- Puerto Rico no
SO We con indiferenoia Ell perjuioio que puede
reoibir alguua de sus jurisdiocioRes, y que an
tea bien, so tiene iuter@s y buen deseo en- obse'
quio de elias.
Y en- Agusdilla, oomo es natural, ha des'
pertsdo 81 mas vivo ~jnterss, puesto que, com
dice Gel Criollo,, peri6dioo que Sc edita On
aquella poblaci6n, no quieren quedar aumidos
en- ell decaimiento que hs embargado q Cabo
Rojo.
FL oitsdo oolega abunda en- r~A.on.mientos
en- defensa de aquella A iuans y de aquel puer-
to, y dice que: cen 1914 ~produjo la Adusna de
Aguadilla 65l6 pesos, 7 reales y II maravedi'
ses. Por muy mala que sea hoy la aitusci6n eoo'
monica de eata villa, siempre es mejor que la
del afo IA y va teniamos aduana.
La riquesa publica de Aguadilla en 1928
alcanxaba 4 II, sO4. Hoy, ell casco de Ia pobla-
ci6n, tiene I'M valor diez veces mayor por 10
menos.
Fl promedio de los frutos evportados por
esla aduana en- ell trienio de 1918 & 1920 fue 81
.iguiente: cafe, $3.50 quintales; mieles, rs DO
coyes; slgod6n, 1919 quiutalss; cueros, 1856;
arroz, 6o2 quintsles; maiz, 9s8 quintaies; taba'
CO, 7o4l quintales. Hoy la exportaoi6n do Aqua
dilla estA circunsorita <casi exclusivamente, 8
productos sacarinos, cafe y tabaco,
Estos son datos importantes, que debsn to
marse en- consideration cuando se estudie 81
case, que es de verdadera vitai!dad para aque]
puerto, en- donde los productos que SO embar
oan hoy pueden oubrir seis veoes mas, oil valol
dc la exportsci6n de aquel aho.
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Sr: Director dc LA CORRESPONDENCE
Muy se6or nuestro y de la mayor oonside-
racion: Esperamos Sc sirva dar publioacidad
& las siguientes lineas.
Habiendose corrido ell rumor por esta DO.
blaoi6n de que en- breve sera trasladado Ell
cuerpo de la Policia ~Insular, los que suseriben
sin distinction de partidos' %vecinos de esta
jurisdicci6n, agradeoidos del buen servioio y
compartments que hasta la fecha han venido
desempehando con ell mayor colo y acti vidad,
en- la persec7si6n de oriminales y rateros, tanto
ell ST.. Agrait ~teniente de dicha fuerza como
los demas guardias & sus 6rdenes, que
con sus atinados planes, han agotado en- Ia co.
marca esa playa que por aquf merodeaba.
For ouyo ooncepto no vacilamos en- lamar
la atenoi6n al Honorable y primer Jefe del
menoiouado caerpo suplicando que vi algo de
olerto enclerra este rumor, REPRODUCED Ia con-
s;gaiente contra 6rden, que nosotros le agra
deoeremos, estimandola como una certera y
atinada MEDIA.
Toa alta, Octubre IS de 1899.
Felix Va.quez -Crisanto Ducret-Juan
Cabrera-Jos6 B. Barrera Manuel Ve,illa-
Pedro Nieves Emilio Nieves-P. Morales
Enrique M. 1zquierdo-A. Morales Francis
co Morales Garcia-Justo Morales-Manuel
Perez alberto Florldo-Jos6 G. Cabrera
Ricardo Roca-Juan Qointero Jose J. Nu-
hez--Pedro Quintero-Evaristo Cabranes Mi
r6 = Jesus Q~u,ntero-Agustln Correa-Felipe
Df,z-Federico Argriuzonis Julio Maymf-
JESUS Hernandez EDgraoia R~omtn-Josa Der.
ges-Enfique Rosario Ortiz -Virgilio Mora
les-Mariano Hernandes-Felix Mono'ova
-Nicolas s~evil:a-Julian Hernandez-Eduar-
do Garcfa-Eduvigis Observation-Disclosures
Granda Julio Dfaz-Jos6 Guemare-C9sar
Romero-Manuel Rivera-Julian M Rami-
rex-DAmsso Ramos-Carlos Nieves-Juan M.
Jordan-M, Cabranes j. A. Peha.
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Observaciones del U. 8, Departamento de
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Communicates.
Sr. Director de La CORES PoNDENC1A.
San Juan.

Muy se6or INFO: I'm sentimiento de graft =.
tud me obliga & haoer pdblico ell hecho de una
hAbil operaci6n notabil1sima oonsumada por los
medicos don Fernando Aleman y don CUTLER
mo Curbslo, con asistencia del intelligence prac.
ticsnte don Santiago Seijo, en- 81 parto de mi
esposa do1a Sofia Gonzalez, que ACADIA de ser
operada por aqualloa, como anico remedio, ha.
ciendo la version : extrsyendo la c%ristura.
HI origen del NAL ha sido I'M case de pla.
centa pr6via, con continues hemorragies que
hau puesto 4 la muerte & mi dioha esposa Ia
Quail, g~racias & Dios y & los cuidados de Ia cien.
cia, Sc enouentra va fuera de TODD peligro.
Aunque la fama de que gosan esos se6ores
medioos y praoticante es bien notoria no quiero
que este case que raras veoes sc presenta en-
los partos de la mujer-pase desapercibido pa.
"a la opinion, y por tanto. me oomplazoo So
bremanara en- hacerlo pablico, expresAndoles
por medic de estas lfneas mi vivo y sentido
ag~radecimiento.
rs de listed 50 alto s. S..
@. B. S. M.
Ricardo Mosquero.
Aroo;ho 81 do Ootuhro do 1ooo
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QUESTION De ALUMBRADO.
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Muy se6or INFO y amigo:
e. sehor Scott, representante de la Fabri
ca del gas, publica I'm anuncio en- ell spreciable
poriodico de Vd., avisando que ell dia l Q de
Noviembre cerrark aquells, porque ell Ayunta'
miento no lie paga muchos millares de pesos
que lie debe.
FL Ayuntamiento tiene haoe meses & la dis.
posioi6n del sefor Scott, ell saldo de las cuen'
tas del gas suministrado & la oiudad, pero ell
sehor Scott sc ha empehado en- que Sc le deoe
psgar, desde Febrero ultimo, en- ORC s la par,
es deoir, que e4ige sc lie abonen SO 90 orc anne.
ricaro mensua!es en- vez de So. 90 plata que We
MA oobrando por oada farol, eegun 81 c%ontrato.
+, impossible admitir tan inaudita pretensi6n.
Ell seior Scott, tampoco quiere aoeptar las
multas que se lie han impuesto por h.ber dejado
Gin luz & la Capital la noche del 81 de Agosto,
por la falta dc preston del faido, y por los ia
roles que deja de enoender, entire ellos algunos
rotos que no ha oompuesto, porque la norma del
se1or S,ott ca haoer 10 que le da la CANA.
III publlco y la prensa, SO que]an constan'
temente de esas faltas que estAn & la vista de
todos, pero ell senor Scott no las quiere recono
csr.
FL Ayuntamiento ha acordado enviar al Sc
flor Juez ell saldo que SO 10 adeuda al Sr. Scott,
para requerirlo q que SO hsga cargo de gu di
nero, como &c hizo va en- Julio dltimo, sin que
dicho sefor 10 aceptara.
Nj Ell Alcalde nj Ell A~yuntsmlento, pueden
permitir que ell selor Scott SO burle de esta ma
nera de las obligaciones que tiene oontraidas nj
pue1en tampoco pagar al senior Scott, un precio
que no ha sido convenido. porque no estAn dis
puestos 4 tirsr 4 la Gale Of dinero del pueblo,
por complacer los antojos de csc engreido Sc
nor.
AnticipAndole gracias por la publication
de esta oarta, me repito suyo affmo. y S. S.
SANCHEZ MORALES
Alculde de San Juan.
Octubre 80, 1899.
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W@CIRUJANO DENTISTAa SGT
~
De prooedencia americana y estableoido
aquf en- amos ~passdos, ha retornado y 6jado
temporalmente 50 Residential en- San Juan, casa
Gale de San Francisco n1mero So.
Procedimientos modernos en- todas sus ope.
r~aciones. Equidad y confederation con aus
~clientes.
w- Horas de oicina, de 8 & 5 de la tarde.
3-v-p-s
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- Traduccione espahol 8 ingles. ~
rewriting: espahol 6 ingles. Completeness, acti
vidad, discretion.
A0riamo Z. Lopez Nussa, San Juan, P. r.
up
- Habi6ndose reoibido una remess del
conocido remedio para los cal!os <Callicids
Richard, , so anuncia q Ia venta en- Ella Esfera,
y Ia farmaciA Colon, n-a-S-3
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Antonio Suliveres Rivera;
FROCURADOR TITULADO

az con mas de Is amos de practica judicial. e:
Ha establecido en- la villa de Arecibo una
Oticina General de Negccios, y espeoialmente
para ssuntos N1icisles, administrators y no.
~tariales.
ABOGADOS de la OFICINA.
Rem l'ARECIRo.-
Lcdos. Don Enrique Cor yale. Darder.
Simon Large Agui!u.
- EN- SAN JUAN
Herminio Disz Navarro.
Rafael Lopez Landr6n.
{ Antonio Sarmientc.
Herbert E Smith.
Ea esta oicira sc evaouau consultas, con.
ciertan empr6st:tas, arreglan testamentsrfas y
administrators, sgenciafe Ia oomprs-venta de to-
das clases de fncae, realfzsnse oobgos y SO di-
rigen negocios y ss1ntos en- todos los ramos.
V, g.. 3O-5.
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Observaciones del U. 8, Departamento de
agriculture, Ofcina del tempo.
8 P. M. Otbre. 20
Preston barometrica. ....... 90. SO
Temperature term6metro.. 10 .
Humedad r~elativa. ..... 50.
Direction del visnto...... S. L.
Velooidad.... .......... 9.
Precipitation 0.
Estado del tiempo...... Nub'ado
A. M. Otbre. 80.
Preston ~barom6ttioa. ...... 90. 90
Temperature term6metro... 70.
Humedad ~relativa ....... 50.
Direction del viento. .... s.. +.
Velccidsd IL
Precipitation ............. O..
Estado del tiempo......... Nublado
Temperature maxima en- las "a horas... SO. 8
Id. mfnima i'd id ....77. z
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ship. Such ship will. of course, not
take long to shake down. The torpedo
boats get away when ready but the
mobilized ships go out at fixed hours,
the earliest being the Naiad, which
went out at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
followed at intervals of a quarter of an
hour by the other second-class cruisers
with the exception of the big Gladiator
which goes out with the three first
class cruisers between and o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The routine after commissioning is
as follows:
Ships proceed out OF harbor, make
one hour full power trial of their ma
chinery and Immediately after the trial
swing for adjustment of compasSes.
AS there are two swinging stations,
two ships can swing simultaneously.
After this they proceed either to Port
land or Torbay, according as to wheth-
er they are told off to the channel or
reserve squadrons. Some blue ma
rines" were for the first time sent to
serve on the cruisers and these detach-
ments of the royal marine artillery
were detailed to the Andromeda. Glad
iator and st. George. Heretofore blue
marines" have been sent only to bat
tleshps. The mobilization has, at any
rate as far as Portsmouth is concerned,
not depleted the reserves, for l hear
that there are still stoker ratings to
spare in abundance, and so there
should be no delay in the trials of the
Canopus and the latest destroyer just
arrived from Earle's yard at Hull, the
Bullfinch. The latter ship ought to
show we'll as against the destroyers
we are building for the foreigners, as
she has done over "a knots. Not her
mean, of course, but on run with the
tide In her favor, but, anyway, a fine
performance.
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CROSS F|SSURE VEINS
Explained in the Examination of
Expert Tower.
SPECIMENS OF THE ROCK
Would Not Say Positively as to Their
Mineral Cheracter-His Evidence
May Prove of Great
Importance.
SPECIMENS OF THE ROCK

Yesterday was another quite interest
ing day in the Pennsylvania mining
suit The cross-examtnation of Geo
logical Expert George W. Tower was
finished in the morning. Mr.. Scallon
carried Mr.. Tower over the ground
traversed in his direct examination
relative to the specimens of rock intro
duced in evidence by him and relative
to the cross fissure veins. In his cross
examination Friday Mr.. Tower said
that the transverse assures crossing
the Rarus lode had not been subject
to primary naturalization. Yesterday
morning he modified this statement by
saying that the assures had been pri-
narily mineralized a and surrounding
the places where they cross the main
east and west f1ssures of the lode In
regard TO some of the specimens which
he introduced, he would not say posi-
lively whether they We're brecciated or
solid porphyry. Since the character of
the porphyry in the transverse fissures
has a bearing upon the time and man
ner of their formation, Mr.. Towers evil
dence may prove important.
In the afternoon Mr.. Tower finished
his testimony and George H. Robinson
of Salt Lake, a widely known and
notable expert in mines and mining
engineering, began testifying in behalf
of the plaintiffs. Mr.. Robinson is the
last witness for the plaintiffs. He has
made close study of the lodges and
ground involved in the case, and his
testimony should be interesting.
At the opening of the case the cross
examination of Mr.. Tower by Mr.. Seal
Ion was resumed.
Mr.. Tower was examined with refer
ence to q specimen of brecciated por-
phyry which he introduced in evidence
at his direct examination. He said the
rock was broken from the larger mass
of porphyry in the vein from which it
was taken. The condition of the rock
had been alterated by the breakage and
by the action of water subsequently
The specimen had been broken from
the porphyry mass after the latter had
been intruded from below into the fis-
sure and soldifed there. The detach-
'aent had been caused by pressure
lis occurred at some stage of the vol
lie eruption which produced the fis-
he next specimen coming under dis
Ission was called quart2-p -pOrphyry by
Inc witness.
Is it in its original condition." asked
Mr.. ScalOn.
No; it has been mineralized" an
swered the witness.
He pointed out a spot on the speci-
men which he called copper and stated
that the whitish substance surround
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tending to drive it forward in straight
line along the line of fire; second, the
force of gravity; and, third, the air re-
sistance. At 200 yards, owing to these
forces, the bullet, travelling at the rate
of 1000 feet second. will have fallen
about two feet In the excitement of
firing at close quarters the aim will in
yariably be too high. 1t has been call
culated that when the enemy approach
es within $50 yards the soldiers will in
stictiVely fire as much as two feet or
three feet above their heads. Now, it
has been found by experiment that the
fact of fixing bayonets will cause the
bullet to drop a distance of about two
and a half feet in $50 yards, and, there
fore, when about this distance from the
enemy soldiers are instructed to fix
bayonets, in order to counteract the
excessive elevation of their aim.
The recruit learns that the mean ex-
treme range of the bullets is $500 yards,
and that the longest shot ever observed
was $3.50 yards. He is taught the pen
etrating power of his weapon, a subject
full of interest. To take one or two
examples, rammed earth gives less pro-
lection than loose; bullets easily find
their way through joints of walls, while
a concentrated fire of about $50 rounds
at 200 yards will breach a nine-inch
brick wall. Only experience can teach
a soldier how much he must aim to the
right or left of his mark to counteract
the force of the wind. A side wind has
more effect on the flight of the bullet
than a wind blowing directly toward
the firer. The soldier must learn the
habits of his rifle, since some shoot
higher or lower than others. Every
rifle, like every marksman, has its own
individuality.
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specimen came from the place it was
fitted to. He had previously described
the small specimen as either solid or
brecciated porphyry in part.
The redirect examination was opened
by Frank E. Corbett of counsel for the
Montana Ore Purchasing compatny.
Did you violate any rule in resign
ing from the geological survey?" asked
Mr.. Corbett.
No sir" answered Mr. Tower.
What is the difference in the de-
velopment in the Rarus mine at pres
ent from what it was when you first
visited it?"
Il should say the developments are
two or three times as extensive"
DO the present developments show
the conditions in the ground better?"
Far better. They show positively
the porphyry in the transverse assures
and the continuity of the ore in the east
and west fissures. The openings which
show these did not exist on my first
visit
The witness testified that the Butte
Geological Survey folio is preliminary
report and that it is the custom of the
biologists of the survey in making such
reports to collect their data by visiting
mines and obtaining information from
the superintendents and mine mana
gers.
Mr. Corbett proceeded to ask questions
concerning the folio, when Mr. Scallon
objected on the ground that the exami-
| nation was not proper, being irrele-
want
Mr.. Corbett said that the witness had
made the statement, in the folio over
his signature, that the transverse fis-
sures We're post mineral faults, which
was in direct conflict to the witness
sworn statement in the present trial.
| hi roEntf
| that reason he had gone into the way
| the folio was compiled
Judge Clancy said that it was proper
TO examine the witness upon his change
| or views and as to his good faith, but
| that the way the folio had been made
| up was not relevant. Mr.. Cotter sub
mitted to the courts views, and the OBJ
| lection was sustained without an ex-
ception being taken.
| The witness said that the transverse
| fissures depart from each other in dip
| and strike; that they cross on the $50
| level and are 200 feet apart on the 700
| level on account of the difference be-
tween the angles at which they dip; and
that they separate increasingly as they
go south.
Mr.. Tower testified, at this point, to
the results of assays made by Assayer
Raymond for samples taken from the
Rarus mine by himself, and said that
the samples showed that the ore be
tween the transverse fissures is the
same as that outside of them.
A handbook on rocks was handed the
! witness by Mr.. Corbett, and he was
asked what it purpOrted to be- Mr..
| SCallOn objected to the question as ir-
relevant, immaterial and incompetent.
| but upon the request of Mr. Corhett
| stayed the objection till Mr. Corbett
! had asked some other questions. Then
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tage of this offer. Secure a copy to-
day. Standard Office, Anaconda,
Butte, Missoula and Great Falls.
Copies will be mailed to any address
without extra charge
The Anaconda standard., 1899-09-03

Visitors to Crystal Springs are treat
ed to a very novel sight these days. A
new well is being sunk to obtain a
great ter supply of water, and the pro-
cess is a very interesting one. The
method is the same as is employed in
sinking oil wells in the Pennsylvania
oil fields, the old walking beam engine
being in operation daily. To see the
machinery working is we'll worth a
trip to the springs.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-09-03

Instruction Impaired as to Gravity, Air
Resistance and Other Points.
From Pearson's Magazine
He is taught that the bullet travels
through the air in a curved line, called
the trajectory, and that three forces
act upon it; first, the exploded charge,
The Anaconda standard., 1899-09-03

Babcock & Co. are agents for the
Harrington, the nobby hat for young
men. Fall styles now on sale.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-09-03

Northwest Coal company, dealers In
wood and diamond coal. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Telephone No. sos.