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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04
Hugo Items.

Mrs. Sexton and Charley Sexton are
very sick with lagrippe.
Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Annie Chspin's
mother, died at her residence March 20.
Mrs. Boyd had been visiting at Mrs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04

When You are bilious, use those
famous little pills knowa as De Wits
Little Early Risers to cleanse the liver
and bowels. They never gripe. DR..
w. y. Kremer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04

In a Cleveland tol barsaia-coup,sr
rush the other day one woman,
wrist was broken and saOthsr's .Aoul.
der was dls'Oeated. a. --.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04

lhe success Of a dun or ayerar,
youth and the failure Of a br.r,;a9,
one is a constant surprise in Amer.
lean history, says o writer in Success
but II the different cases are closely
analysed, we shah find that the ~.
PLANTATION lies in the staying power
Of the seemingly duh boy. the abiii,,
to stand firm as a rock under all cir.
eums'anees' to allow nothing to divert
MN from his purpose, while the brn.
hant but errauc boy, lacking the rp5.
der OF firm purpose. ueu.ra,izes his
power and wastes his energy bv dis
s'pa''ns them ii several directions
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04

An incident in real life as described
by OhieHy About People in the Bos.
ton Journal; The smallest peddler
Of 'hot frankfurts' was standing n,
the corner Of School and WasbiDr,o,
streets the other night. .Rrnrir-
the business yourself2' I oueri,5
Nav, said the youngster I'm iust
minding the dogs" till Dutchv come
back"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04
N. ]. Shields & Go.
Growers and Importers
ofall kinds of
Grass & Field Seeds

We can name seed for evergreen pasture
IN your section OF the country. Why pros
Pe.t win untried seeds? With fifteen
sSaIs @, personal experience in growing
.sH 81, Win the experience OF the Agricultural
N9.eses at Moscow and Pullman, we sub
hl,s ',,, .he following list of seeds out Of a
nupnured different kinds tried:
p,llll nIleiHus lnermus, Tall Meadow Fisque.
Gr55l G1;,,5'lSh hiue Grass, Tall Meadow Oat
PiiasS, Pi,is Italian Rye Grass. Flat Stemmed
Grass. '!e "I"Ssi V'chai"
Those Those are Fresh seeds: We are
ami prices. ''' guarantee iesu''s
ity our mixed grass seeds for evergreen
azure On dry ground; $i6.OO per hun
red or &c. yer pound
We are also growers and importers Of
C'o'ers, Alfalfas, Peas, Corn. Wheat,
russia Speltz. MiIlets and ell
kinds Of Field Seeds.
TOT references We cite Won 10 W J..
a sp..;sulah, Professor Of Agriculture al the
asIli9'tnral College at Pullman. Wash,
a. a.lu II. 4; French, Professor OF Agriculture
~ the Idaho state University, Moscow,
oaho. For prices and further miornia-
Lon address. ''''o' '''~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04
Our Policy:
Your Moneys Worth or Your Money Back

The man with moderate means who must figure
closely on his clothing bill should take the above facts
into consideration for he can get better value
We also carry full stock of Furnishings Hats,
Shoes, Trunks and Nalscs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04
FIR HIE
ESLE.-zZS2 zsG2
TER HAE
EEEEzz zSHsHs

10 all sufferers from whatever weakness,
or debility. rheumatism, lame back. etc.
| offer my
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04

Leave orders for granite for Sidewalk
with w. l.. Ireland. at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-04
RELIABLE
....P Poultry Yards.
Breeder Of Prize Winners and High
Scoring
Barred Plymouth Rocks,
:. c. Brown Leghorns,
Bronze Turkeys,
Scotch Collie Dogs

The highest scoring P5month Rock
and Brown Leghorn Cocks 10 the Stale;
at Roseburg Show one Isl AMI 2nd on
Plymouth Rock Cocks; Lemons lst
and Pad, Cockerels, 1st 2il and 3-d
Pullets
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
N0TICIAS,

La Federation Regional de
Obreros invita- para una junta gene
raj, que ha de tratar asuntos concer-
niente, 81 gramio de bracsros. Dicha
Junta SO reunira ca el domicilio da
Ia Federation, Gale de la Luna n g
SO y tendr4 lugar q las 12y media
del dfa de mafiana.
Ha fallecido hoy, en- sd casa
en- 81 poblado de Cataflo, eli mayor
domo del vapor ce stanero, <Long-
fsllow., entrado en- Ell puerto hace
dos dfas.
A causa de las coptinuas llu-
Was Sc teme que la coscch de taba
CO de Comerio Sc reduzca en un
cuarenta por ciento.
Ha renunciado eli Juez de Po-
licta de Humacao, don Francisco
Ledue.
Sc eng aentra en- e.ta Capital
y nos ha dispers do atenta vista el
senior don p ielmiro J. Lespier,
administrator del Diario de Ponce
El Sr Alsieu ha tornado pose.
sion de la escuela de 10 Cidra.
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Sc dice que cuestionss polfticAs
dieron lugAr hl caso
e ste es un ntne % mas entire
los infinitos que % vienen registrar
do, en- nuestro pueblo
iCaando ssIk que podamts lle-
nos de verdaders completeness, con
signar en- estas columnas alabanz.s
s la circu aspeccion de nuestros com
patriotas, "a que hoy solo sentimos
Ia amargora de sus desaciertos!
necasario conelnir con .esos
belicosos procedimientos que vienen
On despre stigio de ID cultura moral
de nuestro pueblo.
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La victoria.
Vencieron los beers.
LUOHAR0N COMO FIERAs.
Su punteria no t.ene igual.

New-York Noybre. l6 l-30 P. Nj
Los beers, dentro de la impasi-
bllidad deEsu caracter y con la fe
que les pfesta denuedo, celeb;ar
la victoria en- el combate de Mid
deburg, dando gracias q Dios, que
segdn ellos los guia por el camino
del triunfo.
Ellos al empezar sus ataques
elercitan su punterfa, despues lu-
chan como feras, y iuego oran.
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s / G Q
Kruger
en- el Parlamento.
LOS IRLANDEsEs LoLLEVAN.
Es SECURE que 81 caudilIo boer no acep-
tara.

New York Novbre. Is 80 P. M.
Los ma cionalistas irlandeses ofre
cen al bravo caudillo boer llevarlo
al Parlamento.
Esos irlandeses hacen causa
comun de simpatfas por la lucha
de los pretorianos, estimandose ellos
tambien oprimidos por la Gran Bre-
tina.
Kruger no obstante que peiea,
segdn dice, por una gran causa no
ira al Parlamento y dejara sin su
Influenza moral y material a sus
hermanos.
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La caballeria
Sc rindc.
lATAQUE DECISIVE
Ciento oohenta soldados rendidos. Seis
rnuert0s

New York Noybre 16 80 P. NJ
La caballeria inglesa que sos
tuvo Ell ataque con los beers y Gu
va victoria no podla estimarse en-
favor de unos nj de otros, tuyo que
ceder ante el csrtero y nntrido tt
roteo de los beers qua pelean POI
su independence.
Ciento ochenta soldados de ca
ballerfa en- su mayor parte holan-
deses Sc rindieron q los beers.
Seis ingleses resultaron muer-
tOs.
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J Provisiiones perdidas.
La perdida
ES DE CONSIDERATION
Las eonservas alimenticias para
eierelto americana se danaron

New York Novbre. Is l-30 P. NJ.
Co nunican de Paris que un PEI
dido complete y de gran important
cia, destinado, al ejercito america
no en- Filipinas Sc ha echado COM
pletamente q perder.
Ell dicho pedido. consistia en- con-
servas alimenticias que no han re-
sultado, al examinarse, en- estado
de buena conservation
Las tropas americans cuya
provision de boca reciben con re-
gularidad habran de resentirse de
esa p6rdida,
Elias no han podido adaptarse
q la ali mentaclon de los naturales
del pats.
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Proposiciones para la Co mpra de Bonos
De la Ciudad de San Juan.
0fcina del Alcalde.
San Juan, Pto.-Rico.
Octubre 23 de 1901.

i:::; s. ;';$s: :
81 q fy 5e del ons
suas sa a.a e sss g ssl. ssss 4. sss
San g S n s % a cda % snd de
s % m o @ % sens % tan m0 5oa eoo
at 39SSs ' s eaa o ds vat de 5 ] &
de s s2n n p as g. s. ssa a
eiecc6n Del comprador '1N-r'ns
Z: sss:$:ts ss L ss's: & s
ss
'''a De pa
r. Fl & e. ss sss, ss p,as ss ssu5as
sS %
nil ssss
debidameS registrados
da d eetro Tesorsr PasrtoRco que
los uno un baeop p de-
dad de Nueva-Yo la cudad de San Juan, segdn dgne
Il saS P sss ss de s.' 'sS q San r sss @ us
1s ad DE- @ s Dc m ea & de los bGnGs % una
sa,d al de M las s sns
des1o cudad sufene cubr dchos
cada proposition debe gaanta De baens a
I 'sR' % Ia DE- s % p la n
De dez mil dollars @l00CO0O dinero cubr
81 los tenos condolences de la proposieidn del obtenga
sa So h devolyera tan prono cono qude cumPdo Los
devues depue de adjudication de Ia subasta
Las Pposones concentrates los menonados bonos as
los deptos cheques certificates ndan den de
acuedo noticia
sulas condolences cuerdo
estas condolences sean tomadas consideration.
sabado % de 1901
la subat Aade hara inmedatamente aban
gn las presencia del Ayuntamiento Este
cedea dee uego consideration los
horas
adjudication
condolences de este
Cudad deecho todas popo
Toda las proposiciones seladas digidas asPro
Rco,s sobre D.
MANUEL EGozcUE,
AICArpE DE Ia CrUDAD
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Tn telegralna
de AreCibO. |.

{ 7Acabamos de recibir ell siguisn-
To.
La Ccrrespondenoia San Juan
Noticia dala sNew, por Correspon-
sal Arecibo, falsea los hechos. Este
es escribiente Nadal Pabliquelo..
TIralO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
Caballeria inglesa
y beers
EN- UN GRAN O0MBATE.
Los boers aprietan Ell naeral .Boths
va aVanzandUSl

New York Novbre. Is 40 n NJ.
En- hiddeburg, Sc ha librado
un gran combate entire la caballe-
ria del ejercito ingles y los beers,
Botha al frente de sus braves
gnsrril!eros sostuvo ell encuentro
La accion ha sido de las mas refi-
das de Ia campa1a,
Por un momento no pudo est:-
marse a aquienes favoreceria la vic
toria.
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hermosa nota de la vida. 1Haga.
mos, pnes. hospitales!
M QUEvEDo BAEz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
Ss iutsrasa conoeer el rarsder

Sc i4tsrssa conoeer ell + ara dsro
9 residencia ds don Jose Manuel
Lfpsz, el cual Sc ausento para la
Peninsula en- Mayo 10 de 1898. E
1nforme licitado pueae diriglrse q
Il CASA n1me 70 q de la calle del s
ea esta Capital. Sc estimerA q Ia
prensa la reprodu ;cion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
En- Ell hotel "0limDo. !"
GRAN CoNClERTO.

Gran concerto que se eiecntarA
ell pr6ximo domingo en- 81 eHotel O..
llmpos por 81 ssptimino de concier-
to que dirige ei reputado Professor
Sr. CULLEN, de 3O&8.
Ia Parte.
l. 0vertura de Ia 0 para eCampa-
nones por 81 Septimino con
Flano.. ............A Audran
2. Ia ida dc Vals p er el Sept:mi-
no. con Pisno, Carmen. .Rcsas
3. Gran Preludio de Ia zarzuela
<Anillo de Hierro, MARQUEE
T. Gran polka de concerto para
quinteto ePepita. Roldan
8. Fantasia de FIauta y Piauo< Ri
Dann nDlo1 ........ ...... .Staus
b. Danza sUn Copflicto. por el
celebre compositor Puel 3rri-
que1o. Juan MoreI Campo 3
% PART.
l. Overtura Paragraph So por Ell
Septimino con Piano. .Supp6
2. Gran Vals 4 pizicatto por lei
.quiuteto de cuerda <Mompetit
Cour, Ramos
3. Gran Iutermezzo de "a Opera
"Cayalerfa Rusticana''& sexte-
to.................. Mascsgni
a. Gran CaprIcho de concierto
mMoraima'. ..... Tomba
5. Two Step "Los Cuarteles de
Washington"
Final ella Bo1inquep.
NOTA:-Muy pronto en- uno do
los conciertos que Sc celebrara en-
este Hotel, Sc estrenar& la compo IL
ci6n del laureado compe sitor Caapit
"Ua poema musical que vali6 en
los Juegos Florales el Ter premio. "
Tambien Sc tooara por ell Septi-
mino la gran Sinfonia .del immortal
Rossini, q JILLHRMO TELL"
0tr0 herido.
PernICloSo procedlmiento.
Anochs 4 las7 y media, fue he
rido con un cuchillo Ell individuo Sc
vero Cirllo por Dsmetrio Garcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16

las energ1as sociales y los vfnculos
de familia pc nan resentido.
Puerta 3 adentro de un Hospital,
queda un pacients entregado 4 les
fuvores de Ia carida y a los gsnero-
sos impulses de Ia ciencis, que cura
y......afu ara. en- las GALES, en- los
talleres, un hombre y una actividad
menos En- Ell hogar el hneco inaus-
tituible del braxo, que siempre Sc ex
tendi6 para llevar q 81 pan y vesti-
dos. .....
Pero del Hospital, los hombres
vue'ven q = sociedad y vuelven { Ia
familia.
Sc reiptegraron de squel hsrmo-
so bien que perdieron y tornan con
ell de SEQ vehemente de reAnudar Ia
ruda pero co soladora brega del ira
bajc.
y. d.
...........
ESQ es 10 que sucede en- socieda-
des humans y mas reaexivas que
la nuestra.
Pero es tamos ado muy distan
tes de apare ssr como humanos, Nos
contsntamos con robar energfas, sa-
lud y vida al pcbre, explotAndolas
en- nnestro favor, mientras 10 vemos
disfrutando de salud. 49,!
-. .PerO lay! del dia que a.
quel instrumento humane de nues-
trAs ambicione', Sc dobla al peso de
la enfermedad y cae on ell lech0 del
dolor.
.. Enfermo, pobre, falto de aire,
de luxy lie slimcntos, en- una estre-
cha celda; que como morada le he
mos conce lido.... allf Sc muere,
permaneciendo incl emente Ia socie
dad, qua NADIA hace para que aquel
inf. liz disfrute del natural derecho
| q la vida 49,. T.!
", en- obs scuro rinc6n, nue.
re, entire la mudez del olvido y entire
las tristes sac udidas de Ia miseria. :!
i....Un hombre menos.. i
iUn cadaver mas. ...l
La sociedsd no Sc preocupa nj
| SO conmuevel
Todo este, que no es humane,
| no es moral nj es social.
La sociedad ne e sta ciudadanos
| y los necesita lntegros y sanos.
| Un pueblo enfermo piensa mas
en- ell suicidio que en- la vida,
No hay facultad nj virtud nj sen
timientc, que no atrofie el horrible
malestar de la enfermedad,
En- plena salud. vamos agiles,
fervore sos y entusiastas hacia el
bien; pero nfermos 7 avanzando
| por los ssnderos de la musrte, no
poiemos pensa sino en- Ia muerte.
jMientras seamos un pueblo de
enfer nos, sere mes un pu sblo de es-
clAves
Cuando sea mes ur pueblo sano y
vigoroso, serem mos. un pueblo libre
Cons'rayam mos Hospitales para
darle salad = vida al pueblo y ha-
bremos ru ssto mucho en- el noble y
generoso emp no de su redenci6n.
En- Puerto Rico, puede de sirse,
que Ia libertad del pueblo ha de sa
lir en- gran par te de los Hospits leg,
M'entras las carceles represen.
tan Ia nota de Ia muerte, en- los pue
L
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Los vecinos de Il calle de ePa-
Wis., A -ecibo solieitan del A'c.lde
or lene ell ca mbio de hora del barri-
do de dicha Gale, porque So llenau
de polvo todt s les establt cinientos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
P,ra tt, morena tango
I'm sagrario que e-fumo
&C. IN el ol or que despide
Mi cigarro TRES ESCUDOS.

eEl Aflo Es .olsr,, trae1 en- su
u1mer dc hoy en- la primera cara
ell retrato do Mr. w a. Armstrong,
Ius oect:r de 3 scuelas dsl D strito
de San juan
Ia Senora esposa del Abogado
don Ell pidio de- los Santos. sigue
mejorando de la epfermedad que su-
fre, en- su residencia temporal de
Hatillo.
A d,n j sc Vidal. Ca~dona Sc
le ha nombrado Secretario del Tri-
bnnal de Poiicfa de L2res.
En- 10 calle della Fort, leza n Q
SO hay ur buen mirador, indepen-
diente, para Alquilar. Tiene bal1o de
ducha. P1esio modico.
sn 80 II
DON 7i.g Ito T r hs rsnun
ciado on Ia G ,lina 81 paesto de
Policfa Insular
MUEBLES BARATOS
Sillerias americanas y de- Vie
ma. Juegos para habitaciones y CO.
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MINI
bre para gabinete, guarda comi
das, etc. etc.
PARA NINOs,
Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas g. eoches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- 'Los
Novios" Fortaleza 43
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En- estA imprentA se vende pa
pei de peri6dicos { 81 &C 81 quintal
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Gran concierto que ss eiecntara
ell pr6ximo domingo en- el eHotsl o
limpos por 81 ssptimino de concier
to que dirige ell reputado Profeso,
Sr. CULLEN, de 80 80.
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0tr0 herid0,

Anochs 4 las z y media, fue he
rido con un cuchillo Ell individuo Sc
vero Cirllo por Demetrio Ga. cia.
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A d,n j. sc Vidal Ca~dona Sc
le ha nombrado Secretario del Tri-
bnnal de Poiicfa de Laras.
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Don Vi.g Ito T RS hs renun
ciado On Ia G ,lina 81 paesto de
Policfa Iusular
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Frank Koutch, Z, Delphos, O., drown
ed while skating.
SPANS bill for increasing the navy was
defeated in the lamber.
Gpv. Beckham plurality, as officially
announced at Frankfort, Ky.s is 1859
Canadian royalty returns Indicate the
Klondike output this year was only So,
100000.
Jail prisoners in Oswego County. n. Y.
Of county highways.
In ninety years the Spanish-speaking
people of the world have increased from
%, 10000 to 42,S00,000.
4 launch used by Napoleon and other
historical relics were destroyed By
fire in the Cherbourg arsenal.
Henry Segol, New York, wrapped his
10-months-old babe in rags, dropped It
in a vacant lot and started to run away.
Arrested.
President Mckinley sent $50 to the
fund for the victims of the Saxton block
fire at Canton. Mrs. Mckinley was In
terested as an heir in the block.
Frank Smith, the Brooklyn district
messenger who carried the greeting Of
American school boys to President Kru-
ger, was arrested for throwing a stone
through a show case.
Out in Kansas .hey are still paying
claims for damages sustained in the cele
brated QuantrelI raid. Up 10 the pres
ent time 1891 .945.45 has been paid The
unpaid outstanding claims amount to
S75,642.35.
The Saioonkeepers Union Of Buffalo.
y. Y, will ask the Legislature to pass a
Bill to allow saloons 10 remain open all
weekday nights during the exposition.
It seems that a person may really be
scared TO death Mrs Hannah Laidlaw
OF Fall River, Mass. died Of paralysis,
due 10 the fear that she had swallowed
her false teeth.
In order to see how fast a buzzard
really could fly a good specimen Of the
tribe was shipped from Charleston, y.
c., to New York md there released at an
appointed hour IL wass expected that
the bird would take day at least on the
trip home, but the huzzard got there in
four hours.
Frank r. Bennett, notei American
scout, committed suicide al Honolulu be-
cause Of the suicide Of Miss Clara Schnei-
der. with whom he had been in love.
The worlds output Of gold for she cal
endar year 1899 was $306, 5S4. 800 The
production Of the United Stai;ess was
$71 .0J3 400. great increase over the
preceding year.
The exodus Of negroes from the Caro-
Iinas as result III recent restrictive leg
islafion Is crowding the labor market OF
Maryland to such an extent that much
anxiety is felt as to the outcome. Since
1890 the negro registration 10 Maryland
has increased 1900, and Is now % per
cent Of the whole.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
There was a Mistake.

Il think" he began as he halted pc
destrian; Il think l made a mistake
with the cabman who drove me to the
CorcoraD Art Gallery. am quite sure
l gave him a SO bill, but he must have
mistaken it for a 81 bill"
"And you hope to find him again :"
asked the man of the stranger to the
city.
why, yes, have hopes"
''Well, you are about as green as they
make 'em That eabman deliberately
swindled you out of many dollars"
81 can't hardly believe it. He looked
so honest and truthful that II"
''That you ought to have asked him to
hold your watch and the rest of your
money! My dear old Josh from the
cornfields, let me say"
At that minute cab ratified up, and
the driver dismounted and said:
"See here, old man, there is a mis-
take. You probably meant to give me
So bill, and / thought it was one when
l gave you a dollar in change"
"But / thirk it was $40, my friend"
sNt,. It was $40, and have been driv,
ing about for half an hour to find you
and restore the money. Here it is
'And what was it you were going to
say to your dear old Josh from the corn
fields?" asked the old man, as he turn
ed to the wise person.
But the wise person was there no
longer. He was flying for a car as II
running for his life.-W Washington Post.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
Live stock Notes.

If the sheep on the farm must be
sold, sell them fat.
Do not make the Stops from the
kitchen answer for water.
1t will help maintain health if the
hogs have pure, fresh water every
day.
1t is the steady, quiet horse that can
usually be depended upon to do the big
gest days work.
The farmer ought to be a good judge
of live stock and know how to buy and
sell to the best advantage.
When the sheep are sheared is one of
the best times to determine what sheep
should be kept and what sold.
In the end nothing pays so well as
thoroughness in all of the details of
farm management and in the care of
the stock.
According to the official report of the
Board of Agriculture of Great Britain
the past year shows an Increase of 1885,
53S head of cattle, snd decreases of
$50. 233 sheep and 3S1, III hogs. Added
to these figures arc others showing a
considerable decrease in the number of
COWS, ewes, and brood sows, retained
for breeding purposes. Foreign com
petition and an unfavorable season
may be cresiited with the losses re-
ported
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
REALISTIC SONGS.
0ueer Questions Evoked by Henry Rus
sells Ballad Singing.

Oueer Questions Evoked by Henry RUS
sells Ballad Singing.
Henry RUSSELL the well-known Eng
lish vocalist, relates in his autobiog-
raphy that on one occasion he gave, at
Hanley, England, an entertainment for
the benefit of the Staffordshire potters,
who were in great distress. After he
had sung his song, There's good time
coming, boys; wait little longer"
man in the crowd arose, greatly ex-
cited, and shouted: Muster Russell,
can We fix the toime?" Another artisan
in the reserved seats stood up and said:
"Shut oop, man; Muster Russell II
write to ye."
At Newcastle-upon-Tyne Mr.. Russell
sang 1.-THE Gamblers Wife," in which
the wife is represented as awaiting the
gamblers return TO his home. The
clock strikes lit strikes pit strikes
3. AS it strikes 4 the young wife, clasp
ing her child to her bosom, dies in hope
less despair. At this point a woman
stood up and shrieked in shrill tones:
ooh, Mr. Russell, if it had been me,
wouldn't l have fetched him home"
In earlier days. as the same vocalist
was singing, "Woodman. Spare That
Treew an old gentleman cried: "Mr.
Russell, was the tree spared?"
1T was sir"
''Thank God for that!' exclaimed the
old gentleman with a sigh of relief.
Z When 'The Newfoundland Dog" had
been sung piece which describes the
dog saving a childs life-a North coun-
trynan exclaimed: 'Was the child
s,ived, mon?"
ut was, SIR
Then, with the anxious look Of one
asking great favor, the man pleaded:
"Could We tell me where to get a dog
like that?"- Philadelphia Saturday
Evening Post