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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

nesoe mace "A ahos SO vienen oomprobando las
ton1cas de estas Pfdoras
cuya Iormuia-en armonIa con los progresses de la to-
tapeutlca ev1tandO algnn Inconvenience Observable
enIa I practca-SE HA MODIFICADO fin de ofrecer
al pdblibo preparation tan perfecta ttil como
u ma rapda en- sus efectos.
Las verdaderas PILDORAS REC0NSrTTITYEN-
TES DEL DOCTOR REVERON cl1ran nrontsmente
todas las Intermediates que dependen deI emnohre-
cirniento de la sangre, por mala alfmentaci6n nor
habitar sitios h1medos NAL ventilados nor
enfermedaoes anteriores. Son muy edcaces en- las
papitacones dei coraz6n, dolores de cabeza nape-
cansanco, sOrdera, Zumbidos de ofdos marcos nall
dez della pie1 la que restituye gu color natural ma
teorismo grandes p6rddas de sanpre falta de- mems
truaci6n, su abundancia escasez dasarrollo de- las
j6venes, debilidad general toda aiteraci6n morhosa
que sea sfntoma de una CLORO- ANEMIA
La importancia de estas Pildoras QUE SE RECO
MIkNDAN POR 81 SOLASy esta conprobada no solo
81 tan generalizado que tieuen en- la Isa sino
que ia mbiencon las muchas mitacones que de elias
Sc han hecho, empleando envase enyoltorfos hasta
uOmbres paroeidOa.
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Federico Degetau
V Gonzalez.

Hoy es ell .dia aef1alado para Ell
embarque de este distinguido amigo
nuestro, que Sc dirije a Washington
para cumplir con la mission que le
han impuesto sus correligionarios
polfticos.
Deseamos un viaje feliz al Comi
sionado de Pto-2ico ante las CANA
ras americanas, y no dudamos que
saba cumplir, como hombre de rec
titud y dc conciencia los altos debe
res que le impone el cargo que va a
desempef1ar.
;Feliz viaje y buena suerte,
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There will
be no ball

Tenemos noticiasl tidedignas de
que ell Bale de Sociedad que se'ha-
bfa proyectado celebrar en- el teatro
de esta Capital en- la noche del dia 3
de Diciembre pr6ximc, no Sc llevara
q efecto.
Parece que ell Teatro Sc encuen.
ira en- malas condolences y para las
obras dc pintura y decorado que Sc.
rian necesarias para una fiesta de
esa signifi sacion, no hay e. tempo
suficiente
e. de sentirse, pues habia ex-
traordinaria .animacion entire nues
tras bellas y el bale hubiera sido I'm
acontecimiento por todos ;>l5>
interesante.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26
NOTlCIAS
0ENER ALES

Con gran animation alegre
rebOso de elegantes y bellfsimas tri.
guef1as, y no menos simpaticas ru
bias, celebr6se anoche en- la casa de
nuestrO amigo don Antonio Cordero,
una jarana que result6 concurrida y
selecta Los refrescos y dulces fue'
ron corridos, y la juventud toda,
Sc retro de aquel sitio delicioso, Sc
no de ilusiones y alegr1as, a las IL
de la noche, gratamente impresio'
NADIA.
Aver las doce del dfa, embar'
CO en- New York, la compaffa ecues
tre que ha de trabajar en- esta ciu.
dad. Ell personal es numeroso, los
caballos magnfficos, y los clowns, el
non plus ultra de la gracia y el buen
humor
Ha fallecido hoy en- esta ciudad
ell senor don Jose Heraclio Ruiz,
miembro de una distinguida familia.
Acompanamos a todos sus deudos
en- ell justo pesar que les ahige.
Con motive de las sesiones Ill
timas del Consejo Executive Sc ha
despertado grandes deseos de obte
ner los retratos de las connotadas
personalidades polfticas del pals. Y
NADIA mas facil. No hay mas que ir
al establecimiento de los senores S.
Melon y CO, gastar por valor de un
peso y os regalaran un precioso pa
| f1uelO con cuatro hermOsos fotOgra
bados representando cuatro como
| tadas personas de Puerto Rico 6 de
Cuba Iced ell anuncio que va publ
cado en- otro lugar del peri6dico.
n-a-8O-.6O
Ell domingo 25 de noviembre
depositaron 425 imponentes 1871, II
en- ell Credito Ahorro Poncef1o y
hasta aquella fecha Sc han expedido
1891 libretas-
Hemos probado unos cigarros
puros elaborados en- la calle de San
Francisco. Els cosa exquisite, y solo
exijen un centavo por cada cigarro.
La individual Trinidad Claudio,
natural de Vega alta y que tantas
veces Sc ha remitido por ruta su
pueblo, volviendose otra vez a Ia
Capital, fu6 denueva detenida ano
che por estar embriagada y tendida
en- la plaza del mercado.
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InnpOrtante

Sc vende un dinamo, de reduci.
das dimensiones, para catorce lam
paras incandescentes de Is bujias,
cuyo voltage este comprendido entire
IS y 10 volts y de & un caballo de
fuerza para su funcionamiento.
Sc venden varios muebles de
POGO usO.
Informaran Sol 81 altos Capital
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Ne

TAQUIGRAFO. Necesitamos
uno en- esta empresa, solamente pa
ra anotar 10 que ocurra en- la CANA
ra de Representatives.. Suplicamos a
los aspjrantes Sc sirvan pasar por
la ofcina, de s a II de la maflana.
n-s-5 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Con sorpresa indignation Sc
ha..recibido en- Francia la noticia que
eli canon de artilleria recientemente
ensayado en- los Estados Unidos es
sin ninguna diferencia el mismo ca
non construido hace POGO en- la Gran
Repdblica Francesa.
TenemOs novicias de que en- San.
turce Sc vienen cometiendo con bas-
tante frecuencia, robos en- aquel
vecindario, sin que la pollcia haya
dado con los autores. En- tres dias
han sido robados en- aquel barrio,
Don Rafael Iriarte, quien le lleva.
ron todos los trastes de cocina; D.
Octaviano Guillermety, q quien es
camotearon la llave del Acueduto y
q una familia Americana, contigua
aquel que le limpiaron ell gal}inero,
dejandole huerfano de unas vein-
te gallinas que tenia allf bien ALOHA
das.
Comunican de M6jico que es va
un hecho ell descubriento del suero
que cura la fiebre amarillo. Ell jo
ven especialista italiano que 10 ha
descubierto Sc llama Angelo Bellinz
ghio y ha ganado los Glen mil pesos
que habia ofrecido pagar el Gobier
no de aquel pals.
Ell resultado obtenido en- los Hos.
pitales ha sido sanar ell IS por cien-
tos, af1adiendose que solo han falle.
cido los que Sc hallaban en- un perfo:
do muy avanzado de la infecci6n.'
Anoche ocurri6 un disgusto en-
el Cafe <La Esmeralda, eutre el
obrero Valentin Cirino y ell mozo de
dicho establecimiento Primitive Her.
nandez. Ell guardia Sierra los detu
vos ambos en- la prevention. Wis
to ell case en- ell Tribunal de Policia
| result6 como dnico culpable ell Her
nandez 4 quien Sc le impusieron 5
: dollars de multa y dollars al guap'
dia por la detenci6n del Cirino.
Por llevar una guagua a paso
muy acelerado por la Gale de la Cruz
frente a la plaza principal, fue de-
nunciado anoche el irdividuo Tori
bio Lopez, a quien Sc le impusieron
2 dollars de multa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26
DEPosiToS EN- LAS sleUIEN1ES FARMAcIAs

Valle Cancio Ponce Guillermety, San Juan.-e Mu-
let, G. J: Monagas, Mayaguez. .-Rovira Torregro-
Gstell, Yauoo.-zavala Gusyanilla. .-Ferrer, Rey.
nes, Juana Diaz Betances. Coamo--- Planellaa
Cayey.
kVIcn. Sisndo objeto de frecuentes imitaoione
AIIous las PILDORAS RECONSTTTUYENTEs
DE DEL DR.. REvERoN hage oonstar: que las lejftimaas
Farmacfa y Drogueria de Vale Cancio, que los
depostarios de la VERDADERA FORMULA los
UNICOS que est4n autorizados para mi nombre
an dichas pfldoras DR.. Rever6nJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26
AlCAlD!A MUNICIPAL
del MoroVis.

Don Ramon Gonzalez, vecino de
esta localidad da parte en- el dia de
hoy de he ebersele extraviado la ma
tricula no 5167 correspondence a
una cabeza de ganado caballar ex-
pedida en- "a de Enero del af1o 1900
y habiendo solicitado le sea expedi-
do el duplicado correspondence asi
10 he uispuesto con esta fecha, que.
dando nula y de ningun valor la que
queda numerada.
Morovis % de Novbre 1900.
Sjnlplicio j. Cordero
Alcalde.
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En- Sabana Gra

En- Sabana Grande, ell gusano
ha destruido algo el cosecho de ia
baco. En- can't bio la cana ha tenido
un desarrol.o hermosfsimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Don Marcos A Rivera, hace
pdblico en- un periodico mayagueza.
no que Sc separa del partido federal
6 ingresa en- el republicano.
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Fin Mavapiiez an Ia casa

En- Mayaguez, en- la casa mo
rada de don Bias Garcia, tuvo efec
to en- noches pasadas una alegre y
animada reunion, en- la cual Sc eje
cutaron algunas pleas de m1sica
por reputados profesores de aquella
ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Aunuue diohas P1doras son bien conooidas
precise preeaverse siennpre de las imaciones para
consegur, pu6s las de lejftima procedenca exitase
que GAIA tenga como marca de fabrica 81 retra
to del Dr.. Rever6n La tapa superior, un seo que
Ia inferior, su drma on 81 lado dereoho de Ia fa]s
exterior descada cajita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

DICE Gel Heraldo Espafol, que
ell vapor Julia, cargo para Santa
go de Cuba 12 novillos, "A vacas, 50
bueyes, 80 mulos, 10 caballos, ye'
guas, 38 potraucas y 16 yeguas con
sus crias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Para ell 3 del pr6ximo Diciem
bre empezara la molienda en- algunas
haciendas de Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Dirigido por don Luis Molinas
ha empezado a yer la luz pdblica en-
Ponce un nuevo periodico republi
cano titulado Gel Poncef1o.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26
DR.. TOMAS ROVIRA

Ell peri6dico <Las Efemerides,
en- su Ultima edici6n trae los retra'
tos de los senores don Ramon Val.
des Cobian y don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales, q los cuales tributa ell honor
quo Sc merecen.
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Tomas Rovira Cerezo Medic

Cirujano.
Certifica; Que en- las muchas pres
cripciones en- que ha ordenado ell uso
del vino de aceite de higado de baca
lao fabricado por los Sres Frederik
Stearna y CO le ha dado el resulta
do apetecido superando en- mucho a
algunos de sus similares. Comba
tiendo no solamente aquellas enfer
medades debidas al escrofulismo 81
no tanbien la anemia clorosis cier
tas Intermediates dependencies de
ia matriz y pulmones y todas aque
Has q, dimar an del empobrecimiento
de la sangre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Ha embarcado hoy para los Es
tados Unidos ell joven de Humacat
don Angel Biaggi, Desea mosle ur
viaje feliz:
Hemos recibido una hoja suelt
titulada <Al Pueblo de Pef1uelas j
al partido republicano,. <Necesits ts
rectifcaci6n,, autorizada por Dor
Jose CASTELAR,, en- que Sc sincera de
algunos cargos que dice le hace D.
ell presidente del comite repu blicanc
de aquel pueblo.
Los individuos Rufiuo Rodri
guez y Juan Saravia, que habian 81
do detenidos mientras Sc esclarecia
el hecho de haberle sustraido al
guien un revolver al policia Agus
tin Boria, han sido puestos en- liber-
tad despues de probar su inocencia,
en- las sospechas. que sobre ellos re
caviar. Los referidos individuos
Rodriguez y Saravia son dos j6ve
nes honrados.
Con motive de haber tenido 81
Sef1or Esparoljni.que trasladar su
domicilio Rio Piedras, Sc ha visto
en- la necesidad de suspender la pu- =
blicaci6n del <Trueno, que venia
editandose en- FaJardo. Tan prom.
to como dicho sef1or Sc encuentre
diinitivamente establecido en- su
nueva residencia y arregie los asun-
tos particulares que le han lmpedido
al cambio de Ia misma, volvera a
aparecer el siInpatico adal1d de la
clase Obrera.
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Dice un peri6dico local que de
los ia emigrantes puertorriquef1os
que embarcaron en- ell <Arkadia,
por el puerto de Arecibo con desti
no a Hawaii, son la mayor parte de
la jurisdiction de Utuado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Pddorss ReconstituYentes
DEL DIR. D. NICOLAS REVERON
Prtoig1o eqcAsioo enpe2ao MaM Ell Mayo de 1891
scr5tes en- Ia Qina EMro
RegastGdas ub 12
Preporodas la Forrnocio de Voe Conco
PONCE FUiII--..TO- RICO
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BUENA OCASIONa En- g

BUENA OCASIONs En- el
primer piso de la casa n1mero Is de
Ia Gale de San Jose, frente, & la
<Post Office, Sc alquila una hermosa
habitacion amueblada, propia para
dos ca5alleros 8 un matrimonio,
con servjcio interior y puerta a la
Gale. Su precio es equitativo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

El domingo 25 de noviembre
depositaron 425 imponentes 1871, II
en- ell Credito y Ahorro Poncef1o y
hasta aquella fecha Sc han expedido
1891 libretas-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Hemos probado unos cigarros
puros elaborados en- la Gale de San
Francisco. Els cosa exquisite, y solo
exiien un centavO por cada cigarrO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-26

Ha faIlecido hoy en- esta ciudad
ell sefor don Jose Heraclio Ruiz,
miembro de una distinguida familia.
Acompanamos todos sus deudos
en- ell justo pesar que les afige.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
Skin Made Unhealthy.

BY almost constant covering, day
and night, for successive generations,
the skin has, by degeneration, adapted
itself to its reduced requirements.
From birth to senile death we are
much overcovered. That full and
vigorously developed skin is desid-
eratum, will be generally conceded.
The tendency is for ours to- degener-
ate to tissue paper consistency. The
exquisite structure Of the skin at once
indicates its Importance as one Of the
organs of the body.
A homely showing of that functional
power which can be developed in the
skin is indicated by the story Of the
Indian. Being almost naked, and yet
apparently quite comfortable in inclem-
ent weather, he was asked why he did
not seem to suffer and be made i'll by
the exposure, he replied: white
mans face no pain no sick. Indian all
face" BY this excessive covering our
peripheral nerves are too intensely i'm
pressed by caloric changes, our capil-
larry blood system too feebly and in
competently developed to battle most
successfully with heat, disease and
traumatic impressions. It's muscular
fat, and connective tissue substance
are all too deficient and defective for
our greatest comfort and welfare. All
its functional powers have been re-
duced. Yet seldom Is heard cry to
develop the skin.--Philadelphia Med
ical Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
Carrots stunted by crowding.

All kinds of roots are much better If
given plenty of room in which to
grow. Probably no root suffers more
from crowding than the carrot, for the
reason that when it terminates the
leaves are SO small that 1t is hard to
tell whether a cluster of leaves repre-
SCENTS one, two or three plants. 1t is a
great loss every way to allow the roots
to crowd each other in the growing.
The bulk of two or three roots grow
ing together is not nearly so great as
one good-sized carrot. The short-horn
scarrots, which grow partly out of the
ground, can be seen much better than
those whose roots are entirely below
the surface. And perhaps because the
short-horn carrot grows partly above
ground it is not injured so much by
growing in a clump. 1t is also more
nutritious than the deep-rooted carrots,
but it needs to be gathered before the
soil freezes very deeply, else the root
will not keep we'll Parsnips can be
allowed to stand in the ground all win
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
Wonderful Clock.

In one of the town halls in Japa-
nese treaty port there is a remarkable
timepiece. 1t is contained in hand
some frame, three feet wide and five
feet long. 1t represents a MONDAY
landscape, very cleverly carried out.
In the foreground plum and cherry
trees appear in bloom, while in the
rear hill is to be seen from which
flows pretty cascade, initiated in
crystal From this cascade flows a
tiny stream, which wends its way be-
tween rocks and islands and finally
loses itself in a stretch Of woodland.
In a miniature sky a golden sun turns
on silver wire, striking the hours on
silver gongs as it passes. Each hour
is marked by a creeping tortoise. A
bird of rich plumage MARBLES at the
close Of the hour, and, as the warbling
ceases, a mouse suddenly makes its ap-
pearance, and, scampering over a hill,
to the garden, is soon lost to view.
Altogether it is certainly a wonderful
piece of mechanism.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
state News in Brief.

Jesse Folsom, aged 10 years, of Orion,
was accidentally shot while hunting
The village schoolhouse at Bridgeman
burned Loss, 1880; partially insured.
William Mason, formerly a member of
the Chicago Board of Trade, died in AL
pena, aged 50.
Louis Espenhain's -four and feed mill
burned at Leonidas. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, 1000.
A barn on the farm of Francis Jessie,
located two miles from Stockbridge,
burned. Loss, $1,000.
Frank McSawboa was held up near
Hatche's Crossing by Q highwayman and
robbed of his valuables.
Edward Brown, Of Isabella County,
has collected bounty on four wolves he
killed in Alpena County the past fall.
The fine farm residence of Daniel Sar-
gent, of Pulaski, burned. Most of the
contents were saved. Loss, $1,000; no
insurance.
ball at Harrisville, Daniel III. Noyes
dropped dead. He was a pioneer of AL
coma County.
From June 20, 1899, to Dec. z, 1899,
che recruiting station ut Grand Rapids
enlisted q total of 400 men. The station
was in charge Of Maj. Bandholtz.
Mrs Louis Johnson, of Fruitport, was
seriously burned by the explosion of a
gasoline stove.
The business men of Hadley have de-
cided to replace the block burned recent
ly by brick one in the near future.
James A. Shotwcll, of Linden, was suf-
located while working in a mine on Bo-
nanza river, in the Klondike.
The salt blocks at East Tawas belong
ing to the Holland & Emery Lumber
Company have been purchased by Sagi-
nav parties and George Merritt, of East
Saginaw, has commenced tearing down
preparatory to shipping there.
Twenty thousand dollars was sub
scribed as starter toward fund to re-
build the Churchill Hotel at Alpena that
burned in March.
Wilbur Boyles, aged Is years, Of Char
lotte, was assisting in the erection of a
35-foot windmill. He was on the top
Of the structure when 1t started TO fall.
Young Boyle jumped and escaped with
sprained ankles.
Summer-resort owners along the east
shore of Lake Michigan met at the Sher-
man House and organized the Associa-
ton OF West Michigan Summer Resorts.
u. &C. Roberts was elected President,
George Birkhoff Jr- Vice President, and
Frank l.. Race Secretary and Treasurer.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
been in successful use on my farm for
a number Of years.
The BARNARD Problem.

There Is nothing so repulsive as a
wet and filthy barnyard, in which the
animals are compelled to walk knee
deep in filth. Such a condition is not
necessary and can be prevented If the
barnyard is kept well supplied with alb
sorbent material. Throwing whole
cornstalks into the barnyard is the old
method, but cornstalks do not absorb
until they are trampled to pieces, and
In the meantime much Of the liquids
are carried off by rains. 1t will pay to
shred the cornstalks or cut the straw
for bedding, while leaves and dry
earth may also be used in the barnyard
with advantage.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11

Fertilizers Fully UP to the Standard.
Fertilizer manufacturers are held
strictly to compliance with certain
laws OF the various States In order to
protect the farmers. and chemists en-
ployed by each State must accept sam
from farmers. and their work IL
spread broadcast in official bulletins.
The faithfulness with which the laws
have been executed. while no opposi-
ton has been shown by manufacture
ers. demonstrates that the States can
protect its citizens against fraud.
What the fertilizer manufacturers OBJ
ject to. however Is that the law sim
giles them out as the only dishonest
class, although fertilizers are as true
to claims as any kinds Of goods. The
farmer needs protection more from
fruit tree vendors, impure seeds and
fimsy implements than from fertiliz-
ers that are below the standard, for
while nurserymen and seedsmen are
reliable as class. yet there are par
ties who will seek every opportunity
to foist impure seeds on the public.
Farmers now have less to fear from
fertilizers than from anything else
procured by them, and several stations
report that Of the various analyses
made there has not been n single case
in which the sample of fertilizer fell
below the standard required by law
a fact which is very gratifying to the
farmers
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
MICHIGAN sOL0Ns.

Both thez Senate and House reassem-
bled Tuesday night after the New Years
adjournment and held very short sessions.
A concurrent resolution was adopted re-
questing the Governor for q message ask
Ing for submission TO the people Of con-
stitutional amendment providing for a
general revision OF the constitution. No
tice was given in the Senate of bill pro-
viding for specific tax on all mining
companies Of the upper peninsula.
Gov. Pingree on Wednesday sent to
the Legislature another special message,
recommending enactment of law to SO
amend the charters OF the Michigan Cen
trail and other specially chartered roads
as to place them under the general rail-
road tax laws. The House by vote of
76 to IL, passed the bill taxing upper Pc
ninsula mining companies specifically on
their output instead OF on their capital
stock. as at present.
Gov. Pingree's resolution submitting to
the people the question OF municipal own
ership and operation of public utilities
was defeated in the House on Thursday,
while the Senate killed the bill passed
by the House ON Wednesday to tax the
output of iron, and copper mines. Both
houses agreed to quit business on Fri
day and adjourn on Saturday.
The Legislature at its concluding ses-
sion on Friday enacted a law appropriat-
ing $4,000 to replenish the fund for the
relief of veterans of the Spanish war.
1t also passed resolution providing that
the State pay the expenses of the Ing
ham County grand jury and the prosecu-
toes growing out of the investigation at
Lansing. The Senate smothered the bills
amending special railroad charters and
increasing railroad taxes by adjourning
before they were reached on the calen-
dar. The cost of the session will be
within $4,000.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
Menace to Dairy Industry.

The process butter business is a
menace to the dairy industry at both
ends of the line, and 1t is wonderful
how the fraud continues to grow and
thrive. In the first place, the farmer
who sells the 10-cent butter from which
process butter is made is not benefited
In any way by having a market for
such stuff, for he actually would get
more for the milk if he let the calves do
the milking. A hundred pounds of av-
erage milk will make AZ pounds Of but
ter, which, at 10 cents pound, makes
40 cents a hundred for the milk. If
this same milk were fed to calves II
would bring return of 80 to 60 cents
a hundred, clear gain, to say nothing
Of the saving of labor. Hence the far
mer who makes 10-cent butter is really
injured by having a market for it. If
he did not have the market he would
not make it.-Denver Field and Farm.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-11
How He Died.

An Irishman is too nimble to be
caught when he doesn't wish to be ap-
pretended. Cardinal Manning delight
ed to tell the following story as an Illus
tration Of the national elusiveness:
An Irishman, the son of one who had
been hanged, having been asked how
his father died, thus eluded the admis-
sion of the fact:
"Sure, thin, my father, who was a
very reckless man, was jist standfh'
on platform haranguing mob, when
a part Of the platform suddenly gave
way, and he fell through, and thin it
was found his neck was broken" =