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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
MADAM RIPPLE.

The awthority on palmistry at the Rice
hotel, continues 10 please the people With
the past and future from early morning
until long rast her hours, and stu Wis
TORS are In waiting TO consult her, aud
the higb praises are spoken by those Who
have locked back over the raat and
crossed the verge OF the future.
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be vigorously pushed until the total
amoant desired is raised A good nany
young men are now Joining and the MEM
bcrshlp committee VIII also be able TO
add TO the membership list the names Of
many young men who are not now com
nected with the association
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Eiks' DurIcsone. circus.

The Houston lodge OF Elks have made
arrangements for show to be given next
month for the beneft of their charity
fnnd that never fails 10 ill houses whcr-
ever Il is given
The Elks' 3urlesque circus, with casr
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Ladies', Ala snci.tr

The ladies' Aid society OF the Central
Christian church held its regular meet
ms and at the annual election OF officers
the following were elected: MIRA, B. y.
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Coomhs, president; Mrs. H. F. Roberts,
vice president; Mss Lizzie Lubbock,
secretary Mrs. W. W. Miller, assistant
secretary; Mrs. William Hunter. treas
urer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

iDAILAS.-The police force % w
instructed to enforce the 3
against ''nliggershooters' aa'
weapons.
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Msqu Spring Shirt Wai,t,

Ladies, Fine Percale Shirt Wslst. =,
with the new narrow cum and -
lap collar, price .........,
Ladies French Madras Waists. msa. n
The new soft collar and cuffs. Az
with hemstitched turnover collar. il NM y
ty stripes Of new red, light blue. ks
navy blue and gray. price ...,. St
Ladies Fine French Percale Waist, Il,
with the narrow pointed cuffs. eoIl,.,
match, in navy blue, red and IA
Eight blue, price ................ M
Ladies Percale Blouse Waists, mad. !,
white sailor collar and shield nm,
with bias fold of goods, very noS6v !,
polka dots and stripes, iI
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FLANNEL WAISTS.

Particular attention is called /
this lot of Flannel Waists. IN,
are the best values offered you III
season.
$500 and $3.50 Ladies' Fine Botany M,
mel Waists, trimmed with stitched M,
SILK. gold braid and buttons, ola'
plain, none of these Waists on apprsri
or exchanged, 9hl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
NJ u N Y ON
kidney
CURE

When Prof. Munyon says ~ IN 4
fe spacthc Tor nearly every a.
ney dtsasse he does net overss~ss tnt
tAe least n has won sor itsai ~
the alrloyt infalsible reaneoses, rek
cure BriEht's Dteease In the - Il
L. viii net DO the Impossible ~ T.
every phase OF kidney ocmR;ssSsk
n 49, sssi,sss SO. sss.r % e ssshA Al a.
cents Wal. c4lde 70 Hesitp e ~
aActss free--vrtts - BroA1
street. NAv y0rk.
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CorSets.

We are receiving daily new styles h I'd
Stra ght Front and Erect Form Corssa|
in ali the popular makes. R. & G, p A]
]. b., q z, w b.. p N, ThunaII
Glove Fitting and the Fasso. prices n
50c, 75c, A.0O, SIPS, $3.50, ieEl
81 to .................,.... .lVuuV
Always on hand, complete lido \
Ferris Waists for Ladies, Misses ii
children.
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children S Muslin Drawers. trlmm.s,
turks and full ruffic, edged with A
lace, price
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DRESS GOODS.

A few every day needed dress
fabrics at startlingly low figures.
It's not possible to find them else
where so low.
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NEW WHITE GOODS.
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.
WE DON'T "a,
WE IITN
GIVE A SNAP

GIVE A SNAP
What the other fellow says, it is
what we are doing that is interest
ing the people that wear good
shoes. We haven't had dissatis-
fed customer in the year 1900 and
don't propose to have one this year,
Honest Shoes at low prices is our
motto.
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Ladies and Chldren's Fast Black
full finished, double knee, heel eHn
and toe. 2Oe quality, for......... sSv
Eoys'. Misses and Childrens Fast Black
Seamless Ribbed Hose. full finished
double knee. heel and toe, Zoe HlA
quality. for ...,...,....,.......'' wv
Ladies'. Misses and Childrens Onyx aud
Shawknit Fast Black Seamless Fine
Ribbed Stockings. four-thread Lisle re-
inforced knee and heel. double soes, red.
black and tan. a5c quality. pEN
for ............ ................... GSS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-13
Pero de SECURE que faltara 10

Pero de SECURE que faltara 10
mejor;
Algunas muestras de- la miseria
que nos abate, del hambre que nos
diezma, de las irjusticias de que So
mos vfctimas, de la anemia que nos
consume y del general descontento
que palpita en- ell pals.
Como hicieron en- Glen Island,
deberfan llevar a]gunos ejemp mplares
de nuestros campesiuos. -
- Y tambien enviar allA al DR. AS
hford, para que Guide de nuestros
paisanos, como los Guido generosa
mente en- Glen Island, librando q
yarios de quedar enterrados en- suelo
e1traf1o,
Gracias & los cuidados del DR..
Ashford, no fallecieron varios alta.
cados de anemia.
Sc dice que Mr. Hollauder ha
comprado un bote de cocoa en- la
<American Grocery, de Ia calle de
San Justo, para obsequiar & los Co.
misionados que fueron a Washing
ton, A su regreso.
80 Ell cocoa Sc servira sin azdcar,
para que conserve todo Ell amargo
natural del producto. p.
Precabido esta Mr. Hollander. =
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Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. W

Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
lliams, son las mas populares en- to
dos los paises donde han sido intro.
dhcidas. Puridcan y -enriquecen Ia
sangrs, restablecen los nervios : Gu
ran Ia PARALYSIS parcial, baile de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, nerviosi'
dad, dolor de cabeza nervioso, pal
pitaci6n del coraz6n, anemia y pail
dez, frialdad de manos y pies, IRE
gularidades en- Las funciones mensua
les de las mujeres y Ia debilidad en-
ambos sexos:
Son inmejorables para las enfer.
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo 8 estudio etc.
Hay Euy pocas boticas donde
no SO vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DR. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga di.
ficultad en- adquifirlas debe dirigir
Sc d Ia casa DR. Williams Medicine
Co, de Schenectady, N. Y, Estados
Udidos, y sera avisado donde com.
prsrlas. La misma casa cuenta con
un departamento m9dico para aten-
der establishments, & las consultas
de los pacientes donde quiera que
SO encuentren.
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N0TICIAS.

Hoy hemos visto por esta Ca
pital al doctor don Ricardo Herman
dee, restablecido va de las lesiones
que recibiera en- Ell accidente que le
ocurri6 en- Santurce. Lo celebramos
mucho. -
Con motive del gran sprtido
que de Europa y America acaban
de recibir estamos vendiendo & cual
qnier precio, v6ase piqu6s blancos
Y de colOres preciosos & 10 centa-
yos, muselinas francesas 4 8 centa
vos, telas escocesas & z centavos,
camas y colchones baratfsimos en-
EEL Cielo,.
Victor:ano Rosell6 y Maria I'm.
gracia Gonzalez, tuvieron una rif1A,
della cual resultaron ambos heridos
de aIguna gravedad. La policfa los
detuvo, poni6ndolos luego en- liber'
tad, dando el estsdo en- que SO en-.
contraban. Ell Juzgado entiende en-
el asnnto.
En- 10 session extraordinaria que
scelebrarA el Concejo esta noche, SO
debatir& Ii proposici6n Miranda 30.
bre economics en- el Cnerpo de Poll.
cfa, que tanto ha llamado Ia atenci6n
pdblica.
La noche del 10 tnvo lugar en-
sYauco, la anunciada conferences del
.senor Matienxo Cintr6n sobre espi.
ritismo, aute nm auditorio de cercs
de mil personas. El acto result6
brillautf simo
El Il se qropone el .eilor Ma
tienzo dar otra c0nferencia en- San
EGsfm4n
En- 81 pneblo de Arroyo han
q J.trA;;,10 atsi.ndri, civil ed joven
don Jnan Angel Rodriguex-con Ia
senorita Jpana Alicia PsreE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-13
El Lugarel0.

(Del diario Gel 1Cubano Libre, San
tiago de Cuba:)
Don Felix Sanchez, Mayordomo
del 'Ingenio Sci Lugarefo,, On Ia
provincial de Puerto Principe, es un
hombre d: ademas de gozar de muy
buena reputation y ser muy aprecia
do en- aquella provincia, cuenta tam
bien con gran ndmero de amigos en-
toda Ia Isla.
Este senor atribnye su reciente
enfermedad & las vicisitudes de Ia
guerra en- Ia cual estuvo amos. Dice:.
Hacfa mas de nm al1o que ven1a
sufriendo dolores en- los dedos>y ca
lambres aabfa perdido ell tacto en-
los dedps de ambas manos J. .tamblen
en- los muslos y este me alarmaba
mucho porque me creia "a v1ctlma
de la PARALYSIS.
L!evaba ya nm allo de esta enter
medad cuando " nm anunclo de las
Pfldoras Rosadas del DR. Williams
en- IN diario de 10 Habaua y encar-
que & aque1la capital tres frascos de
estas pfldoras.
Ne deternain& & tomar esta me-
dicina por no abandonarme por com
pleto mas que porque tnviese espe-
ranzas 1e ma curaci6n radical; perp
,es el case que en- cosa de - dlAs N
me sentfa meior y en- unos nos me
ses me cure com2letamente con ias
Pfldoras Rosadas del Dr. W1lhams
En- este Ingenio no my qnien
no me conozca, pero menclonAre, GO
mo @ me pide , por via de re1eren.
cias, & los Sres Juan Perez y Jose
Marcaido.
Estoy dispuesto. s confirmar lo
dieho. Mi direction es s1naplemen-
te: Ineenio <El Lugare1o.s l.la ds
Cuba
Diciembre II de 1900
~lFirmadol s.. g. .,,.e,,,, ,,.,,rI !. s-s
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Lbs votos para ell certamen de
simpbEfa que tiene alberto <El Car
navals, deben depositarse necesaria
men5Ap Ia urna de CRYSTAL que hay
en- ell 86rfs Bazaar del Sr. Giusti, pa
ra la mas perfectR legalidad.
<Marina,, <El Duo de los Patos,
y eNir1a Pancha,, son las zarzuelas
que pondra en- escena ell baritone Sc
nor Lafita, ell domingo pr6ximo
Ha sido asistido en- la Sala de
Socorros el americana John F. Smith
empleado en- los hornos militares,
de una herida incisa contusa en- ell
labio superior, con secci6n de la pri'
mera bisc1spides, dos contusiones
en- smbos superciliares y otra en- II
region. nasal.
El domingo 10 del corrieute de-
positaron 81 imponentes, Ia suma de
1923 20 en- Ia Gaia de Economics y
Pr4stamos de San German, habien'
dose expedido hasta dicha fecha 131
libretas.
Acusados de coaceion y & dispo'
sici6n de los trib6nales, fueron dete'
nidos aver en- Santurce, Ramon Diaz
y Pillar Ortiz.
Como autor de una pedrada Ian
ida q Euzenio Otero, hiriendole,
fu4 d. .tenido el individuo Eduardo
Viso, que fue condenado hoy s dos
dias de arresto.
Aver fu6 atropellado Herm6ge'
nes Ferna- dez por Domingo Rivera,
quien fu6 detenido y multado con IN
dollar.
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HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr0niquilla del dia.

Hace tempo que habiamos pro :
nosticado que los comisionados que
fueron Washington para gestionar
ell derribo del Bill Holsnder, SAGA
rian los pies frios, Ia cabeza calien-
te Y los dollars del boil lilo.
Pero Sc han obtenido dos ven
taias. ..~.~-
Una de elias, que Mr. Nc Kinley
promete recomendar q Mr. Hollan-
der que no apriete mucho Ell torEi'
quote, no sea que reventemos antes
del tempo caculado Debe irse
apre tando con moderation y lenta
mente. ~ =.
Segunda, de que ell pals Sc vaya
convenciendo de que no hay saliva
ci6n possible.
Los negociantes de ganado bf.
pedo para pastar en- Hawaii, Santa
go de Cuba y el Ecuador, llenarau
las bodegas de sus buques & todo
placer. r.. -. -- 49,.
Y desgraciado ell que tarde mu :.
cho en- tomar al tole, por que cerra
das las 'contratas,' solo nos -queda'
ran jigueros y jobos dcnde colgar.
nos.
Dice ell San Juan News que Mr.
Hollander est& sacramento enfadado
con 81.
Aconsejamos poner la noticia;
en- cusrentena, enviandola al lazare-
to. s~-+. .-.
Todavia no Sc conoce ningun
case en- la historic, de que los lobos
Sc hayan alimentado de lobos
Podr&n ref1ir los lobos por lle
varse Ia mejor tsjada, pero solos,
por distintos caminos 8 en- "anadas
atacan & los corderos.
Y los nativos de Puerto Rico no
han salido nj saldr4n jamas de Ia
calidad de corderos.
Don Adolfo Mendez, telegrafs.
ia que sabe recitir por medic de SO
nales y por ell oido, ha sido declara' :
do oesante del cargo que desempe-
naba en- C4guas.
.4 No le ha Waldo conocer ambos
sistemas nj hablar ingles. I
Sin formaci6n de cAusa, sin OK.
pedientes nj explicaciones, le man.
daron paseo.
Y 10 mas sensible del case es,
aue el hecho Sc atribnye las in,
fuencias de un chiquillo que le ha
cortado el ombligo 81 sargento- gene.
raj. srs. :
Los telegrafstas y los no tele
grAflstas, tenemos que bailar de gra.
do g por fuerza la DANA nacabra. .
Tenderness en- Buffalo edificio
especial para exibir nuestros pro-
ductOs. ..3.-
Enviaremos ALA escoiidos cafes,
blancs as6car, bien torcidos taba.
COS, pnnes de yuca, hermosos bor.
dados- v otras muchas cosas one
ponRxr de manifesto ell estado de
lnupotras dorecientes industriAs.
II
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PALMER'S.COLLEGE

co1es1o de Taqu1 gr a Escr en- maqu1n1llas
=. de nesoc1o os general.
el6 BETZ BUILDING,B ROAD ST,
- ABOVE CHESTNUT. PHILADELPHIA PA
Ecela pacca merean
ibros, taquigao escrbentes maquinias
gaduados Cogo
caciones.
Cogos daran toda clase que
DIRECuoN: O e pALaER Principal.
sl6 BETZ BUILDING PH1LADkLpHA-ri
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PEDRO GIUSTI.
iIMPORTANTE!

ST. Don Alberto E. Minviele ACADIA de egar de Hawaii,
por de la asociac6n de agcuore de aqueas Ias
donde acompan6 de las expediciones
Ea hospedAdo el Hotel Mayfower, para dar inormes
detales quHM los desee
Pr6xwamene volvera sair ell vapor CALIFORNIA; que
llegara aq1 haca el 20 del corriene 5-v-l
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CaDlegra1naS de hoy.
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DE
LA Correspondence
de Puerto Rico. u
NEW YORK MARIO l3-l90l.
(Reoibido a la II so A. NJ
New York Is.
Observation-Disclosures

De- p"chns de Londres comuni
can el i, t rme trasmitido por el ge'
neral X, h or, avisando que ell
general d. Weett Sc encuentra en-
estos momentos al Norte de brad
ford; impidiendo las constantes llu'
Was el movimiento de las tropas in
glesas, que por esta causa permane
cen inactivas.
Madrid l3.
Los obreros de las fabricas de
hiIar en- Barcelona, Sc han declsra'
do en- huelga, amotinandose en- ere.
cido ndmero, atacaudo la casa del
Alcalde, a la que preudieron fuego.
Los mismos. atacar0n tambien
destruyeron ell Club de los manu-
factureros. Penetraron en- el edit
clo, y arrojaron los muebles Ia ca
lie, quem&ndolos en- seguida en- una
gc.n hoguera.
Ell pretendiente Don Carlos de
Borbon, MEGA la noticia que circu'
lara de que habia abdicado sus de-
rechos la corona de Espai1a. Sus
partidarios no desisten de su acti'
tud smenazadora; pero el gobierno
espafiol les vigila.
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Maf1ana 4 las s de Ia tarde, ten
dra lugar en- Ia plaza principal un
meeting del partido socialista.
Por maltrato de palabras don
Rosendo Acevedo, fue multado con
2 dollars ell lndividuo Geronimo Ca.
sell.
Maflana celebrara retreta la ban
da de m1sica del Battalion de Puer'
to Rico.
Salon de mOdaS.
Sc confeccionan toda clase do
trajes de se1oras, sombreros, Trus6
de novias, avios de bautismo y canas.
tjllos.
San Jose II, Senoritas Gorbea.
Aver tuvieron una rina en- la
via pdblics, Simplicio Calder6n y
Aniceto Rojas, produciendo un gran
escacdalo. La policfa los detuvo Y
hoy fueron condenados & dos dias de
arresto cada uno.
LEGO aver a ests Capital proce.
depte de Ponce, don DOMINGO Sc.
p1lveda, comisionado por ell comit4
local del Partido Republican, de
aquella ciudad, para gestionar cier.
tos asuntos ante el Directoriu.
Aver al oscurecer fue asistido
en- Ia Sala de eSocorros Eugenio Ote.
70 de una confusion sobre el p6mulo
izquierdo. por efecto de una pedrada
que recibiera.
Con diez y seis cabezas de ga
nado lego ayer de Vieques Ia COLE.
ia Carmen,
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Received at II so o. clock A. NJ
New-York l3.

Dispatches from London give
information that General Kitchener
has reported that De Wett is North
of Bradford, and that continuous
rain have hindered the movements
of troops, and they are obliged to
remain inactive.
Madrid l3.
The workmen of the spinning
factories of Barcelona have gone on
a strike, and a riot has ensued at
tacking the mayors residence and
burning it. They also attacked
the manufacturers club, raided it,
and threw out in the street all the
furniture which they atterward ma
de with it a bonfire.
Don. Carlos de Borbon denies
the report of his having abdicated
his rights to the throne of Spain.
His partisans hold still threatining
attitude but the spanish govern
ment watches them.
The Governments of the United
States and Great Britain have pro-
tested energetically against the
action of Russia with regard to
affairs in China. Diplomatic COM
plicatiOns may arise.
Ex-president Harrison is dying
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
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New York l3

Los gobiernos de la Gran Bre'
tafla y Estados Unidos de America,
han protestado energicamente, con,
ira la acci6n de Russia en- los asun
tos de China. Sc temen complica
clones dipl6mat!cas con este motive.
FL expresidente Harrison, esta
expirando en- estos momentos, VIC
TINA de un ataque de pulmonfa full.
m:nante
MerCadO de New-Y0rk, hoy.
Harina de Trigo EEL Gigante,
1885 saco.
Harina de maiz Golden Maize.
$2. so saco.
Forage de Schumacher $3.50
ssco.
Tocino de Norton $16. 90 barril:
Jamonas $7.2b las Glen libras.
Salchichones de $3.50 4 I'll so.
Manteca corriente $6. 3Olas 100
libras.
Manteca pura ~ las 100 libras.
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Don Enrique Conde v don BSf-
cargos de policfas mnnicipalea.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07

Saddened taxpayers may be in
,terested to know that some Of the
most peculiar of taxation records
are to be found in archives OF Hol-
land. In 179l, for instance, there
was in existence tax imposed on
all passengers travelling in Hol-
land, and it had been in force
since 1866. In 1914 . duty of I'd,
vas levied on each person who en-
tered q tavern before noon, on
those who entered place of en-
tertainment, on marriages, and
deaths, and on many other things
If a person was buried out of the
district to which he belonged the
tax was payable twice over. Even
boots and shoes were not exempt.
for in 1876 scheming govern
ment put price on leather foot
wear, REQUESTED by the size Of the
articles. S., we imagine, arose
femme ambition for small feet;
London Chronicle. &c.
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\ WHERE BEooARs CAN RIDE.

I'LL y G$'1 - Fl .,% ------ T.. r ~
fRotsss Cheap Enough In New Zealand
ISg /, to Give All . Mount. Es$%5S -,
Horses are so cheap in Auckland
that pedestrianism bids fair to become
extinct. The postman does his round
on horseback. The butcher, a huge
basket slung over his arm, canters up
with ordered provender. .Schoolboys,
two frequently sharing mount. ride
to school, where a paddock is reserved
for their ponies. Even the lamplighter
performs his duties perched on an
amhling nag, while the sdroves Of live
stock, passing along the roads are al
ways under the care Of q mounted es-
cortl When an outdoor man iss sent on
az errand that Would entail walking .
qua1ter OF a mile he invariably spends
ton minutes In catching 4 horse that
~ nay ride. But more ludicrous than
all else was It to see a. sweep. bis at
ItAntion to. the kitchen chimney COM
pletid, canter Of on hiss nag, With the
~ pf, soot perched on the saddle be-,
Tore lin. ~ al; insitt ancs of stopsy-,
tufrt,v'1y stats of q thIng sant1poasan sit
may |bs men toned sthak iit 81 eanstdeFed
70 drive, hired !, y fcalrraa'ge
Than; In your own tran. %s f f:si': !
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: Bridge Under the Water.

Z A very peculiar bridge is being CON
structed over the Mary river at Mary
borough, Queensland, IN that It is be-,
ing designed 50 that its surface will
be submerged several times during the
year at the seasons Of high foods. The
Idea in building the bridge in this
way is to save the material that would
be required to build it sufficiently high
to escape: submersion at high water:
The country on the banks Of the Mary
river lies 30 low that the approaches
would have to be extraord inarily long
TO be; entirsly out Of the water during
Hoods, and thds would have involved an
tmmenst expense, sol that Il was de-,
cidsd Ito disregard the foods and build;
the bridge for: nee during low water
and employ boats during ths compare
tivelyshast tims INT II, water. would
cover; the bridge. Ths bridge VIII
clear by twelve fssstt Ind 81 inches At II
ordinary hist /, u The highest
dood levi thirty h111ee sfsst;sso that
at times 10 bridge VII - submerged
more than twenty feet NJ ss5:'f:5S52EE
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07

=. y. Twenty years ago, ago" says
tho Indianapolis Journal, the
man who would have predicted
that in 1901 Americans would ab-
sorb 3 portion of q British loan d
could loan monJ 10 European
GOV elnments would have beai
suspected 81 un1sioc sind mind" n
There Is no mead to Is back ansy
such length 81 time. {: q twsnt h
years find : ! pI,e,,driod q. when ! man
would have .beenI1i suspected! Of b.
ing crazy i sho, HID predicted ths
' derful prosperity !: which ths
country iss enjoying in this, year q
greece 1901 Howts bout: the year
Rom 893 tos 1896? 81. It %didnt
look very likely during those year
that We would be lending money
10 foreign governments by ths
beginning Of the new century.
Even the most sanguine Of thoss
Who cont dent thar the people q
th !, country would, discard Free:
Trade 81 the, earliest portulnity
dared not hoped for such . revolur
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07

Ecenomits who have been study
ing the social and industrial pro
blems Of Eastern Asia prediothat
the Chinese will soon become d. z
bread eating instead Of q rice est7s
lag people,. The president 81 ths
San Francisco Chamber Of Com
merce said, at the rate ofthe pres.
ent enormous increase -four Ell
ports to China there will, within
three years, be employ msnt for
forty 6rst-class merchantmen car.
rying flour from Pacific coast
ports to the Orient. New Haven
Conn, Journal. ..% *. [.tT III
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07

J. MI. Mckinley is fifty seven
years Of age. His health ~ excel
lent. His capacity for work ~
great. His knowledge Of men and
affairs very wide, He enjoys the
confidence of the people. As white
a light beats on him: as upon any
throne, and it discloses nothing g
his disadvantages, ! He is 80 m uch
respected and SO we'll beloved, i'd
desd, that all men, regardless II
party, cordially and sincerely re,s
spond to the toast Of Long live
William Mckinley Washing
ton Star. a.. = ~! f5a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07

A Kenosha .yonng woman seks
a divorce because after marriage
she discover that her husband HAd
. wooden leg. +, he didn't u,lsit
to beat her, the 4 nosha 1osng
weman might consid er hdrlf
lucky. Many auother lg 81 III a 7,
discovered, after } marriage, That
her husband has q wooden. head