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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-06
Exposition
PQn-dnneriCdnQ
DE 1901.

Ell Congreso de los Estados Uni,
dos autoriz6 al Presidente q invitar
4 las RepGblicas y Colonias del Con.
tinente Americana tomar parte en-
coLmemorar el fin del siglo XIX y el
comierzo del Xxx por medic de la CO.
lebraci6n de una Exposition Inter
nacional Americana, en- la ciudad de
Buffalo, Estado de Nueva York, en-
la frontera baflada por el rio Niaga
ra, dosde el 10 de Mayo hasta ell 10
de Noviembre de 1901
Una resoluci6n colectiva del
Congreso en- Julio de 1898, declare:
eque una Exposition Pan-America
La serfa acknowledgements de inmenso
beneficio para los intereses conner
ciales de los paises de la America
del Norte, del Centro y del Sur, y
que cuenta con el apoyo del Congre
so y del pueblo de los Estados U nj
dos: Ademas un decreto del Con
greso aprobado por ell Presidente ell
3 de Mayo de 1899, declara que es
de desesr que Sc lleve a cabo una
Exposition Pan-Americana en- la
frontera del Niagara, en- ell Estado
demostrar de manera adecuada ell
desarrollo maravilloso del hemisfe-
rio occidental durante el siglo XIX
por medic de una exhibici6n de ar
ties, indnstrias, manufactures y los
prOductos del suelo, de las minas
del mar, y que como la proyectada
Exposition Pan Americana esta Ii,
mitada AZ hemisferiO occidental Sc
efectuara q una jornada de dorde
hahitau mas de 40 millones de almas,
s;erla, q no dudarlo, de vasto prove
cho para los intereses comerciales,
no solo de los Estados UnidOa, sino
de todo ell hemisferio occidental, Y
que, por 10 tanto, deberfa tener la
sanci6n del Congreso dc los Estados
Unidos. Este Cuerpo expresG igual
mente el deseo de que el Canada,
Mejico y las demas Rep1blicas y
Colonias de Ia America del Centro y
del Sur hagan eXbibiciones especia
les interesantes instructivas que
den conOcer de una manera apro
piada su progresO durante el siglo
que tOca su fin
Este sera la prinera Exposition
nUeiuaClOudl que Sc ColeDrdTa eX
clusivamente por Naciones america
mas y tieue por mira principal el fo
mentar las relaciOnes sociales y co
merciales de sus 40 millOnes &c ha
bitantes
Ell Gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos ha destinado la suma de S5OO,OO
para hacer frente los gastos de su
exhibici6n ell Estado do New York
ha aportado 300 mil para los de la
suya, los ciudadanos de Bufalo han
organizado una Companfa con un
capital ell acciones de So, 500, 900 y
han sido autorjzados por la Legisla,
tura del Estado de New York q emf
tir bonos hasta la suma de 50 500, 900
10 que hace que los recursos totales
de que dispone la Exposition para
dar CON ienzo q esta empresa ascien
dan 5 millores 8OO 900 pesos.
El Secretario de Estado en-
Washington ha invitado q todos los
GoEiernosy y Colonias del hemisferio
occidental por conducto de los re-
presentantes de los Estados Unidos
en- el exterior, tomar parte en- este
certamen, y la mayor1a absolute de
dichos Gobiernos y Colonias ha acep
tadO la invftaci6n y nombrado los
comisionados que han de represen
tarlOs en- este gran cOncursO Pan
| Americana.
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VeIOCidad
XtraOPdlnaria

Sc ha lievado cabO la lr:.r>:oi;
mas rapid4 entire Europa J Nn:va
IO1 x, l'Or q nurvO v2pOr a.r..a &
~Dtnt.chland, de la conpA1<a ijan
Dui yo"' o 2meri~In&.
FL Viajo d .'.z .s. Nu,'va
York Sc La vc"itoaliu au cin;o diAs
ounce nOras, .:oarcn!a y Sci minu
tuS, con vna VelNci1ad media de -
nudos ~, Se2un una diSteuci:4 de
3,U4i uiil@S nautic2e.
FL mismo buY3o. "u - v.aJt "3e
retorno, ha nave~>s3D 4 2) nulss,
habiendo ganado Il puerto dc Ply
mouth Ell cinco Has, catorce hOras,
seiS uinutos, desdo 81 sa!ida de
NueVa York.
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N0ta del dia.
Arrojar la cara importa.

LleSan haSta nueStra redacclOn
quejas unas veces de amigos que mi
lltal ep un bando polftico, otras de
otros que militan en- Ell apuesto, juz
gando que nuestro diario Sc inclina
q este 8 aquel a lido, porQue censu
ramO~ determinadOs proceed tmle entus
incu, rectos sin d tznernos a averi
guar de quienes parten. LA CORES
PONDENCIA no esta llgada pOr com
promises pol1ticos q nadle, Gems ura-
mos 10 il mprocedente sean federa!es
8 republicanos quienes 10 ejecu-
ten.
No tenemos que ocultasA por con
veniencias de partido los hechOs 20
chornosos que suceden en- cualquier
punto de la isla y no sacritic. mos
por NADIA nj por nadie la oDligaclon
que tenenos para con nuestros lee
torres de sumiEistrarles una ALnplia
y ver1dica infurmaci6n. CuAQdo al
gun hecho 1esultase falso e-p6nga~
senos su falsedad y seremos dc los
primerOs en rectlticarlOs.
En- cuaLto al esp1ritu que infor
mr. nuestrOs e>crltOs STEM pre- estan
ba> a ;os en- tests geCerales. defen-
diendo a Iect. tad de criterio y la
moral puolica, la prJbidad poI1tica
y el respeto social Dorse per alu-
didos en- cualGuiera de ellos ser1a la
pruoba mas palmaria de- estu!ucIa
porque 10 es evidente, de culp&
dad,
Jlmas creeremOs que pueda dar
Sc por aludida ninguna agrppac!oll
q m at n ma
sc cat4quice lAtIgaz25 como h4cia
la inqu:sici6n, III l>'r422 censure
NOS que los il eptos o..-..ca los pr
nofus quest. >, II pea - dl-anus
q ell ct mpadcazso prao' ',->l:tla para la
EIovisio1 dc desiluOS, =; t'JEl&e Use
guremo, que Sc mirau ssn>2 It's ser~
vicios poj1ticos que las aptltoaas
peE* Onales; porque todas esas ira.
Sc, tunAS e>as censutue SoI n3l rc.
flo de 10 cue pasa en- luestro pals
Y 60 10 dijo ii pOeta x%rIoltti' "a Cd,
rA iaporta que el espej . No Ei'y pr
Ques
SCmos fel eco de la opinion pu
blica, y nuestra no es Ia Gu pa 81 los
partidos Sc divorcian de la opinion.
Porque por ancima dc los partidos
politlcOs que 50 debaten en la la'>s es
tan los que a!ejados de la lucha, sin
prevenciones nj prejuicios, sin pa
stones enconadas y bastardas que
ofusquen sus juicios: observan y
condenan 10 vituperable que come
tan unos y otros. Y ante les Jul
clos de la opinion no 1ay NADIA m"s
que sometersA
Tambien sOmOs ;Os prlmelOa cn
batir palmas CuandO cualquiera agru
paci6n 10 merece. Porqua nuestro
norte no es 'iSonjear s los partidos
r'7a homhre3 Sino :4rvir al p: +
en- qua nacinO5
Quien >O~ter2 i la IORREsPOE
DENCIA e1) "a ."anlrafla emprendida
hace d1ez ano~ e. el favor punlloO
y el punjicc: un e- nj d. IN paftldo
nj d: ut:'5 - de todOs los partidOs
y de tOIt~ 10 creenCias.
Record. mos Ia Erase de Robes
pierre SAY! lel que Sc aluae & Il
miamo!s
iOesgraciadas las corporAcio
nes que * Green aludidas cuando Sc
pinta ell desorJen y la maidad.
Cuando lleE<en quejas dc disLin 90
los pueblos de- la isla, creyendonos
inclinados va uro va otro lado,
recorda.nOe las ecimas do LeOpOl'
do Cano que publica|nos eu otro u
gar
<Con extrana habilidad
un soldado POGO POGO,
querieudo pintar 10 loco
retrat6 la hnmanidad.
Como dijo la verdad,
dejo al mundo descontento
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r
VENIDA

Nnos hasa amos gratis asa cuao dc has
ia amos medic passage; de ldelante passage cntero.
Las hmlas eneros de La tend ebaa
dc Is
Sc expiden bilee de ida vuea rebaa p72
Para pormenores
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Sc MANDA GRATIS
T0D0 Ell MUND0
IN PA0UETE De PRUEBA DEL MAS
FAM0S0 REMEDI0,
sUe ArsTABl Fee NUy rRONTO eL VlGoR PeRDIDa,
coz aEsrABlEce nuy raou1o sl veoa rsRpIus.

Todo el que ocurra al State Medical lnstitutA
$40 Elektrou Building, Fort Wayne, Ind.s
r.. u, recibira por Correo, y gratis, uu paquets
del re emedio mas notable, con que Sc han curado
"a miles de hombres, quicues hablan verido lu-
chando inutilmtnte pOr largo tempo contra Ia
sufer medad fisica y mental de la perdlda de
viQor Su exto ha sdo tan grande que en- pro
de la hum anidad, ha resuelto este Institute rS-
partir gratuitameute paquetes de prueba todas
faa persouas que Ocurran ell. El tratamiento
20 puede efectuar su propio hogar, sin moles-
sexual, ba 10 cualquier forma, va proceda dc
srrores de juventud, perdida premature de fuer.
n nemoria, depression fislca, varicocelo
smaciacion de las parties. puede curarse, pot ~
misrlo, su casa, siu dcspertar la mlnima Aten'
eion curiosiad por pirte de nade.
Este remedio tieue un etcCto particularmene
aleutador, Y de&arolta ranidameute las fuerzaa
fsicas. Tambicu CurI to,l1s las enfermedades
cAusadas por Il l,rso 4 ,Iso de las functouea
naturales, 8 C0r cualQ wi L accidentc del mismo
Kenero, en- las cue siempre ha sdo vsroadsfa-
naente soberan0,
Ell Institute Querr yudar 1 Aquella clAss az
hombres que no puedGn dejar su hogar para ir
curarse; y pOr ESQ les manda gratis una mues-
ira que les dara ura prueba de la faci!idad con
oue pueden curarse por 81 mismo de Ia oeoui-
dad sexual otras Intermediates de La mismA
sapecie, usando remedies adecuados.
FL Institute no hace ninguna exception, PSee
manda gratis todo el que lie escriba mn paqu uets
IA prueba, cuidadosamente sellado para evita1
cuatouer Inconvenience pubicidad. Toda 90
Hcltrd dlrigida al State Medical Institute, en
yista de obtener paquetes de prueba, ssra aten-
iida pronta v csme radamente.
Sc suplica 4 los lectorss sscriesx siA per4AaA
- tismpo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-06

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos q 80 40 ell quin
al. s-6-6
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IntereSante.

La Empresa de coches de don 10
IS Ramirez de Cayey tiene estable-
.'da ii Agencia en- el E. 5ablecimien
to <La Luna, San FRANCISCO 35 de
10, seizures Zalduondo & Mier; esta
m5pxasa cueDta con cOnst2lvc :
buen sci vicio = en compe onc'a c~n
las { L Is cn cuanto q >ns preci .
po- - cca1 llama Ia attention. AZ rs
scEo '0z vic 2iaTos.
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{. ESTa lii. xtsalt1l2

Todu cllse de sordera y personals Que no oil.
gan hien, sou curables por medic de nuestr,
uueNI nvenciou: solanlente loSque llavan uaci-
do sordo son lncurables. Los ruidos en- las ore
Jas cSSa IN inmc cdia ta mente. Escribauos oorr,a
nores sobre su case. Cada persona puede curar.
pc por 81 mssina en- su casa, con muy POGO gasto
DIR. DALT0NS AURAL CLINIC, 596 La Sale Ave.
CHICAGO iLL.s q. v. o. 4.
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ModiflcacIones q ta[ifas
DE ARBITRIOS MUNICIPALES.

Leidas las nuevas tarifas de ar
bitrios quo regian para hacer align,
mas modifcaciones en- elias Sc acordo
por ,-aestro AyuItamiento que las
tUvieran en- esta forma:
Las asas donde alquilan niue
bies pagt,ran una patento dc $50.
Los iotreros anunciandO la razo
nes sociales 50, y IS por los que a.
nuncian mercancfas etc, etc cual
quiera que sea el espacio que ocu
pen.
Casas de pr65tamos ;Hatente dc
SIS al ano Artfculos DE- lljo paten
tes de La 800, de "a $50 do 3a 25
A los pasajeros que pernocten
mas de 2 dias en- les Hoteles, fondas
etc sera los que estan comprendi
dos para 81 pago del arbitrio por una
sola vez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-06

PAfBLAE N!ADTAN"H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-06

LII z tadistica de educaci6n de
los E>1 do: UnidOs del ano pasado,
arroja les 5iguientes 'n1neros:
Estudiantcs matri1u / Is $685. 422
ladOS ...,........
N6mo de profesores. 399, 1885
No De H gh $, h )ols.... 6.525
Escuelas particulares.. 6,792
Gastos. os........... S2O1 O21, ,273
ST en- Pto Rico SO g Astara un s6
10 million anual en- instruir y educar
al pueblo, pronto ser1a esta isla uno
- los paises mas envidiabIes del glo
ls2 Aquf sobra inteligencia, 10 que
50 necesita es IN POGO de cultivo, J
nuena voluntad por parte de los que
Os administran,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

floor. She turned away not knowing
that the child was near and the unfortu-
nate little one fell so that both arms were
plunged into the water and fearfuly
burned to the elbows. One arm remained
In the water until the mother came to the
rescue. DR.. Russlow attended the little
sufferer and it is hoped that the child will
recover.
The lecture by Frank X. Robertson Mon
day evening was an excellent one, Illus
trated by remarkably fine views taken by
himself while on recent trip in southern
Africa. Among the interesting photo
graphs shown was one OF Dom Paul pre-
sented by himself at the close OF an anus
ing interview with Mr.. Robertson, which
he rehearsed for the audience. II is safe
TO say that the best informed among his
listeners gained much information from
the lecturer, while to the majority this
glimpse OF the ozark Continent" was a
revelation. The third number OF the
course will be the Hungarian Gypsy baud,
which will appear Dec. 9TH.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

Randolph High School Notes.

Mrs. I. ]. Adams visited school Wednes.
day.
knowledge is, indeed, thstwhich, next
to virtue, truly and essentially raises one
man above another"
Miss Henrietta Baldwin OF st. Adams
visited school Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Flint OF West Brook field
visited school the first OF the week.
The Freshmen are considered full fiedg-
ed members OF the K. II. s., all OF them
having been initiated according to the
general custom.
The Seniors have finished reading the
Merchant OF Venice and he first hook in
Virgil and have also finished the first
book in geometry.
After this week the school building will
not he open during the noon intermission
bsiore 1:15 p. m, except to those who
bring their dinners.
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WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.

K. L. Bass has wood for sale, u
Nc nov for sale LUKE PARISH.
PICS Tor sale. II WIN. BASS FARM.
WANTED:-T buy lumber. d. j. CAMP
Losr:--A street blanket Tuesday even
ing. W. y LAho0A'
A very desirable cottage house to rent
w. Z. LAMsoN.
Am prepared to do millinery work at
home MAUDE LAMsoN, Randolph. =
Pigs and a few shoats for sale.
II ROBERT II. CHAMBERLIN.
viii pay highest market price for hides,
skins and pelts. II 4. n. JERD.
Mrs. c. A. Brown desires plain sewing
or would like one or two boarders. H.
ouire at ID. f. Lewis house, Forest 81.
For SALE: A fair-sized shanty de.
sira HE for chicken house. Inquire OF
HARLOW NIcoLLs, Randolph.
For SALE: -Four cows, pair two-year'
old steers and four two-year-old helfers.
3wn B. E. THREsHER.
lam now prepared to do all kinds OF
carriage Repairing, saw filing, ETC.; 80
years experience. CO
ii &. w. PROPER, Dudley street.
For sALE:-several mattresses, spring
beds, a bedstead and small heating
stove. All bargains. Call at l.. b. JOHN
SONS, Highland Ave.
WAETED:-Capabe and neat chamber
and table girl, Wages 3 per week APP
ply in person at The MAPLEWooD, KAN
dolph Center, vt. wv
Very finest laundry work done by
Acme Steam Laundry of White River
Junction. Satisfaction guaranteed.
g. w. HAYWARD, Agt.
/ am prepared to do trucking. VIII
move anything from trunk to build
ing. Green and dry wood for sale.
Teams to let. Will do threshing or cut
ensilage. Il Z. Z. BLoDGErT'
Farm and saw mill property for sale in
Bethel. Over one hundred acres OF land,
single mill, slab saw, circular board saw,
all IN good condition. Has good trade
ia custom saving as there is no saw mill
within five miles. Well worth $1,000.
can sell this property for less than one
third its value and part OF purchase price
can remain on mortgage.
3w Guy WILSON. Bethel, VT.
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West Brookneld

Fresh fish, all kinds,and oysters by team
each Wednesday. Iw PETER O'CoNNELL
Albert Eastm an is visiting friends In
town.
Smith Blanchard has finished work for
Heber FarDsworth and is now at home.
Alden Boyce is recovering from the
operation recently performed on his lip,
when cancer was removed by Drs. Russ
low ana Rumril.
School closed Friday, Nov. 9Th. Those
having no absent marks are Ella Sumner,
Roy Fletcher and Bennie Smead. Lula
Flint and Roy Thayer we're absent only
one day. WINNIFRED V. MANN, Teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
Letter to w. w. Jones,
Ra0d0lDh Teruont

Dear Sir: There are several ways Of
cheating in milk. An Old-fas hioned way
is to water il. Nobody waters it now. A
better way is to take out the cream-rich
milk with the cream taken ont is as good
as poor milk with its cream all in.
But we needn't go into particulars.
You don't rob your milk and your Gus.
toners.
Paint Is as easy as milk to cheat with,
Good paint Is as rare as good milk; for
human nature Is much the same In milk
men and paint men.
You are just and true with your milk.
so are we with our paint. Devoe lead and
zinc is twice as good as pure white-le lead
lasts twice as long. There's twice as much
butter in it.
Yours truly,
F.W. DEvoE 4 Co
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F. N. JERD, Prop.

slAih ~ AthMMNTs A. Prutszfs Court hsld
kANBpLFH DISTRICT sstEt Ranialuh r.
I'D dl-frirt on re lsi CAV 81 OFT A ~ Iedl
~ - lutFrtletesziur ~ he ssfafs u sa-ah fana
orockcr, lNia - Randolph IN sAid District dacaasss
prrsenas ne admlutstrMfion Account fHr eNamins.
ttan ana aiiurnnoe end maEes arflaesflnrI ~,
ls-ref uf asetriilltu1 and FaftfInn 81 - ezsas.
q sAii afctAsssi hereuroa d q ordered ~ IL
tefrss q session ~ ssid CauFf q - hfa Il ths Pre-
n&it tof Be- Eznl 10 on ~ l7fh daV Narsulhsr
- - - - hearluE AMI eerltinu fharrlrs a.
y teiurilfr nrlfr-i Tat uuttaf hertslf ElreH :
tfsans luttrelfi - pulaioaftsn ~ Tia sane rlvs
~esAs sucrsaatFfig in ie iiersls Nspsa nee zisrl
paililslafl nantnifh. rrrartl.rs - - -.
- ieafinE tlaai ttff SAY augsaf 81 salf tine an
-. - 49, ea'lse 7 az tiIsg nay have HEF ssif
- t-a+4 ANl - nuae1 nuI sMEA naFfes
naAcs. fu4
ilt cgur. A-esi. WIS q NicH0Ls. 10
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

My residence situated in South Royal
ton, VI, consisting OF a nine room, story
and a half house, with ell and stable con-
Meeting, surrounded by lawn and large
garden at the extreme end. Directly in
front OF the house are two acres OF land,
giving an unobstructed view OF the river
and hills beyond. For further iniorms-
ton please address,
MRS A. NJ. FOSTER, 12S Hunting
ton Ave-, Boston, Mass. II
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

Cash Cash Cash ] desire to an
nounce to the public that have opened
new grocery store in Mrs. r. G.. Morton's
block under Mitchell's clothing store on
Main street, where would be pleased to
meet all my old patrons and many new
ones. A new store and new goods ! shall
open for business Nov. 20, 1900. Now is
the time to get your Thanksgiving goods
at low prices. II CHARLES THURsToN.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
rittenS,
Gloves.
25C. to
For Men and
Boys.

Working Gloves Driving Gloves sLined Kid
and Mocha street Gloves. Genuine Pontiac Mittens.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

Cheap Excursion TO Montreal Nov. 20.
Fare for the round trip from Windsor
to Bethel, inclusive, %; from Randolph to
West Berlin, sl.75 for the round trip.
Tickets good to 60 on all regular trains
Nov. goth; good returning to arrive back
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Jerd'S
Popular Market,
Randolph, Vermont.
Chicago
and Northern
Dressed Beef,

Home-c ured ii a m 5,
Homemade Sausage,
Pork, Veal, Lamb, Dried
Beef, Poultry and Lard.
Salt Fish, all kinds.
Tripe, Canned Goods
and Pickles, Sweet and
Sour. Fresh Oysters
constantly on hand, also
Fruit and Vegetables.
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GHAlIps sszs,.AISE ExCUItsION.
Special Train Excursion TO cltnnber.
lain. ssnntlay, June x4.

Via the Ghica 5, n ilWa,,kee & ST,
Paul I2sy on Sunday, ] tine "a.
is a very attractive program has
been a lrranged for, that day Bal
loon ascension by Madame De Leon
Renowiscd ero,laut and Parachute
Jumper, rising to the height Of
nearly two miles before leap
ing perilous parachute
descent. Band Tournament, also a
ball game betWeei two good clubs,
also boating facilities and various
forms of entertainment. Use Of
bridge between Chamberlain and
American Island will be permitted
at 10 cents for the round trip.
All visitors are promised a plea
SAINT time. The special train will
leave Kim ball a 9.05 a. III. on Sun
day, June 2I, and returning will
leave Ckanb berlain at $40 ps IN. lsx-
cursion tickets will be good going
and returning only on special traii,
of the oath. Round trip rate from,
Kimba1l 65c.
For further; particulars apply to
the Ticket Agent of the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul R'y.
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The. e. Ro,xerl,s.I,,, /, !

The New York Sun inforEs chose who
seek for an Interpretation OF Boxers.
the title OF the Chinese now trying to
ger rid OF tho Foreigners, that the word
lis unexplained. The Boxers sprang
into prominence 50 suddenly In China;
that 1t is Giffcult to learn just who they
are or exactly what they stand for. The
Chinese minister at Washington said,
the other day, that he had mover heard OF
them, There is nhailuAionsto them in
ianyo the standard books on China.
When the literati are prominent in any.
society that starts an anti-foreiRn!
agitation thu fact is usually made
conspicuous. but nothing has been
heard of the educated class among the
Boxers. A missionary wrote some time
ago that the Boxers arc also known as
the Society Of the Great Sword !" but
how they came to be called Boxers has
not been revealed. It's only within the
past fortnight that there has, been any
reason to believe that the organization
existed outside OF Shantung and Pechili
Provinces Hany American in China
knows the true inwardness OF the
Boxers his remarks on the subject would
be heard with interest.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-23
The old Harry Is to nav in China. mn,

The old Harry Is to pay in China. and
Just how 1t is all coming ont is merely
guess work at present. The Chinese de-.
wills called Boxers aro5atter the lives OF
all foreigners aud ille powers are in turn
alter the Boxers. II became necessary
% take The forts at the enearsst sea coast
point to Psking in orderSto establish q
basa 0f operations for relief partyysto
march tile capital lo protect Tho iforetRul 4
Legations. Particulars 81 the fighting
|sabant the forts Will be found on tin seq
ond paga Sof todays $ GRAsfiIc. Il sSfaar: II:
ed that things are tina bad vay at "a; z,
king. blt to whit II xteiits - not known,
EowiDa tolths dlfiicnlty df getting tsts,::
grams through. lynele Sam is in IN
RON 70 b limited xtent along WI ils
foreign nations. ss 81
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-23

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The GRAPHIC has admiration for the
Young woman who, alter teaching q lot
OF mischeyious tow.heads for the past
six or eight months, hies herself of to
some stuffy summer school for the dog
DAYS and there spends the greater part
OF her earnings In perfecting herself in
her vocation, We don't know anyone
who better deserves good rest and va
cation than the country school-marm
and if she wasn't 10 blamed proud and
gritty snd ambitious she'd take IT. Get
knowledge, and "glt a-plenty while y're
|gittin = that's the stuff that knocks in
this world nowadays. The teacher who
lis just q little better, inst little smart
or than some other teacher 10 the one to
get the job and the price. It's 80 III all
trades and professions. That's why the
iGRAPHIc admires these Young women Of
our; ur;commonwealth who are striving u
excel. We don't know as they will make
any letter wives eventually. II that i
1.-The end sooner or later for good wiyee
llike the standard breds. come in al
shapes, and yon can never tell how. the,
Twill trot .stiil You try 'em' Tut thu
Igis1s will make better teachers whiit
they are at II, and hold their i1stel
1lOnger In after years.