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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
Menu Will be In Keeping
With Cause For the Feast.

Hoboken, N. j.. Oct. 2S.-(spl)-An-
drew Carnegie gave s65,ooo to Stevens
institute to build a new laboratory
Of engineering. His return from Eur
ope will be celebrated by banquet
after the dedication Of the new build
ing.
President Moron win have q unique
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
HUMMER.
Rummage Sale Being Held by
Universalist Ladies.

A successful rummage sale is being
held by the ladies Of the Universalist
church in the store room formerly oc-
cupied by r. II. Smith, on s. How
ard ST., this week. Although the sale
was advertised to open today, more
than $40 was cleared Tuesday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23

menu served, Moulds are now being
made for the bread which will be
used. 1t viii be made In the shape
of railroad spikes. The ice cream will
be made in the shape of T rails, fried
oysters will be taken from minia-
ture loeomo,.ve, and when the blast
furnace is tapped there will issue from
1t punch instead Of molten iron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
LECTURES
Will be Given Free This
Winter.

Jerome II. Raymond, of the Univer-
sity Of Chicago will give series Of
lectures in the assembly room of the
High school this winter, arrange
mcnts to bring him here having been
made by DR.. NJ. II. Pratt. The Board
of Education granted the use of the
assembly room FOR the lectures at the
meeting Tuesday night. The talks
will treat Of social conditions in Eu-
rope. They will be free.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
KILBOURNE CLUB.
1t Has a Large Membership In
Sixth Ward.

A Kilbourne club with 100 members
was organized in the Sixth word Mon
day night. Mr.. Edward Kinney
was elected president ana H..
Merriat, secretary. The melting was
held In the hall at Bowery and Water
sts., and the best of feeling prevailed.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23

WANTED-Good reliable book agents
male or female, steady and protlta.
bic employment CAN and see books.
keystone Book Co.. $40 Hamilton
block. 5, +. Hartzell, mgr
150-164s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Position by experienced
barber; reference II required. j. A.
NJ, Cuyahoga Falls, Z o. box 256
159. .161 =
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
STOPS THE COUGH
ANN WORKS OFF THE COLD,

I,axatiy Bromo. Quinine Tablets cure II
cold In one day. No cure. No Pay. Price
26 cents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
These Are All Up-t0-Date
1901 Goods.

You know the date, you know the
day. Sale positively begins Wednes-
day, October Both, at 8 g. m. and posi-
lively continues for 10 days only, at
M. LOUER'S OLD STAND, no and
112 EAST MARKET STREET. AK,
RON, OHIO.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
LADY BuLLER.

which would not put reform of the
War Office to the forefront of its pro-
gram.
This, In view Of the attacks that Gen.
eral Buffers appointment TO command
the First Army Division aroused, Is
important, AZ 1t is known that Lady
Buffers influence IN the very highest
circles is enormously powerful.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
Patent Granted.

John II. Long, OF Springfield town.
ship. has been granted patent on a
wise,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
ECOS DE POM CE

Han fordeado en este puerto, ell
vapor frances est Domingne, pro-
cedente de Haytf y Santo Domingo
con once passjeros, siendo desln-
fectado Ell equipaje de estos y el &C.
rrao. Tambien tomo puerto el va.
por espanol <Ciudad de Cadiz, de la
II sbans escslas conduc;endo siete
pc IS .jeros de Venszuels, es5os vapo-
res han tornado una buena partida
de cafe para Europa. Tambien t.
mo entrada Ia gel sta inglesa eAlca-
sas procedente de- Lnnemburg con
cargamento de sal szones de ! S que
SO encuentra Ia plaza abarrotada.
Es esperado el vapor cubano
<Julia ,
Como cor s scuencia de Ia implan
taci6u de las nuevas tarifas munici-
pales Sc declararon en- hue]ga los de-
tall,stas del mercado, habiendo ocu-
rrido un pequef1o motin por haber
instalado su 'puesto de venJa uno de
ellos, teniendo que intervenir la po
licla. A un individuo SO le ocurrio
echar una Cal de polvos de yodofor-
mo junto al citado puesto, 10 que hi
20 auyentar La gsnte, mas qua 81
faera un escuadron de polic1as. Las
tariff sou exs gsradas y este sera
Gauss dsl au cato de valor do las
provisioIes que va estaban bastan-
tes subidas. E municipio continue
daIdo palo de c'ego.
En- la iglesia parroquia, han CD
mepzsdo las novenas dedicadas &
San Rafael. F, rmaban el cero LIS
sim paticas Srias. Anita Mons santo,
Mere des y Conchita Forti +, y E II
ma Pr stop.
Ell seGor don Olimpio Otero
continds mejorando en- su enfesme
dad.
Pr, 3dente de Veaezuela ha lie
gado Il senior don Manuel Chulia Ell
cusl Sc propone organizar una COM
pafla de zarzuela.
La c5m;s On d 3 Dsmas que tiene
su cargo un Hospitalillo en- Ia Pla
ya, Sc queja del POGO apoyo que
les Pr sta ell municipio, pues habien
doles asigra1o el A'c lie una pen
sion e.diez pesos mensusles, para
ell sostenimiento da este asilo, haca
8 meses que no SO salts face esta Obli
gaci6n con Ia discnlpa de no haber
fond pes.r de haber mgr ssado
$4,000 Gu lss cajas de dich1 Ayun-
ia mientc.
No es de extrafl mar, pues en- to-
cante q Ia Pisys, el Municipio la
tiene en- el mayor abandono, lss Ca
lies son pantancsy y la hygiene anda
por les suelos.
FIT. CORRESPONSAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
DAVID.


de las d Pic Rico no han tenido
cambio
Trillado corriente 6ta 8Ir.
Dsscer ezado 81 q 1910.
Etos precios son en- alma c5n y
tienel un descueuto Ide 2 p% por ell
pago al contado
OBSE ERVACIONES. Para 60.
bic no de nue. os slacionados he
mos de hacerles pre- ente que aq Of
no gusta Ell cafe con mneho ia ,tr 6
tahonalo dandoss cas- 3s de que ca
f6s bonitos lustrados obtier en- mas
bajos precios que otros que Illegan
sin lustre. Hay Ia creencia de que
al darle ese lor en- la tshoEa es
para ccrtegir algdn defecto del gra-
no.
Ofertas por lptes llegar, son
muy diffciles de cor seguir. pues los
compradores, no quieren dar su pre-
clio sin antes verla partida y sacsr
de ella una buena muestra para tos :.
tarloy probar O
New York de O;tub.e de 1901
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
COSaS del sultan
de TurQu[a,

Los periodicos psrisienses han
prblicadO varios retratcs del sultan
do Turqnfa completamente diferen
I'd entire ST.
Uno representa- q Abdul Hamid
e1juto de carnes; otro, muy gordo;
uhc, con bigotito; otro, con 'toda la
barbs; uno con ojcs benevolentes;
otro, con torva mirada.
Esta variedad demues stra QUE ell
SD ltan ha permitido que Sc le ratra-
te, con la <solas limitaci6n de que
fu ese un funcionario palaciego cual-
quiers, en- lugar suyo, quien SO CO.
10 cara frenJe al objetivo fotografi.
CO.
Y va que hablamos del sultan
de Turqufa, merece Ia pena de ser
referida una an@cdota en- que su au-
gusta persona desempefa papel i'm
portante.
Cierto dfa Sc hallaba el sultan
en- compaffa de sus fntimos, entire
los que Sc contaba Ell ministro de
Mari "a la saxon, que en- el ejercicio
de 81 cargo Sc habfa enriouecido
desm
TodOs admiraban las hab;lida-
ueS u9 u pre- S3lu1S SlbhQOF, qulon, en-
tire otrt s jaegos, realiz6 uno que
consistfa en- tragarse una espads,
hab bilidad que provoco grandes mues-
tras de entusiasmo entire los pre-
sentes.
NO hay motlvo para aso n
brarse tanto~dijo mslic; ;osamente 81
sui tan. : Aquf esta mi ministro de
Ma rina, que Sc ha tragado escuadra
enteras y nadie ha llamado la aten-
ci6n su habilidad.
POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tado Sc vende un piano en- muy buen
est ado, de Ia afamada fabrica de
Ia Imam, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
nlarGmos A p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
MerCadO de New York.

AZUCAR: Taremos que rese-
mar un mercado quieto para este ar.
tfculo.. Los refnadores est&n bien
sb,stecidos, por consequence Sc
muestran muy indiferentss y no ha
cen compras q menos qua puedan
conse guir concesiones eu los pre-
clos. Lss ulbimas noticiss de Euro
pa tambien anuncian un mercado TO
jo.
Ell refnado tiene bastante de-
manda Sc sost enc frme.
Ia exissencia en- poder de los
importadores hoy IS:
1907 1868 Toneladas
PRECIOS CORRIENTES 5: 1901
Centrifog ados 96 porallzn. 81,
Mos .bados $50 ,,...... 3 5Ll6
Az1ear de miel 500 ,,...... Sc.
CAFE: FL mercado de este gra
no continda bastante frme 8 causa
de las notici- favorab'es rec:b' das
de Europa y las pequeflas entradas
a Is puertos del Brasil durante les
1ltimos dias. Sin embargo, hay un
importador importante que esta ofrs
cieudo Rio No z 54.. &C sto = hete
Movimiento de. la cosecha
del Brasil. ..... -. 1901
E E1tra6as en- Rio, julio
q Oct. 8. -. -. 2 1875, 900
Ia. id. Santos Julio l
aOst. s......-... .4.o1, 900
Total. =. 6. 1876, 900
sacos
En- ell me .cado espe culatlvo he
mos tenido mucha actividad, de par
te de Il 8 compradores y los precios
han subido a go
Los preclos de hoy son los 81
guientes:
Octubres. O5 q 80
Noviembre -. IS. 10 5.15
Diciembre .....5 20 5.25
Eaero 1902 49,. IS 25 a 5 80
Febrero .5.35 $40
Mario -. 5.45 & SO
Ea la clAses suaves, el mercado
ha estado quieto y las cotizaciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
Sc VENDG

Una fnca en- Puerta oe Tierra,
son tres graudes solares un-d os, con
parte edit ada de msdera qua pro-
Queen buena renta, da freute las
Gales de San Agostfn y Vara1ero
con mas de z mil varas cuadra das,
sitio excelente, muy cerca la Capt.
tai: pcr eparado parte de estos 8 so
lar s rmando uao de 5000 varas
cuadra ). c1n uu fre ate de 70 q la
del Varadero, para mas infornes.
Luna II San Juan.
r, M " 2O-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
BIENV VENID0S,

Ell q vapor <SAn Juan, Hegado
hoy nuestro puerto han regresado
de New York la Srs. W. 81 Huat,
y suss noritas hijas Helen y Ger
trudis.
Con este motive habra esta no
che reception en- el p lacio de San
ia G atslina.
Tenemos mucho gusto en- enviar
nuestrcs saludos dc bienvenide, la
distinguida familia del Honora able
Gobernador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18

La Logia <Cab elleros d. San
Juan. celebrara tenida ordinaria,
esta noche a las ocho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18

w ashin gton, Ocbre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
BuenaVentura PLATA.

lia f4'l scido repentinamente en-
Mayagtisz, v1ctima de una aueuris.
me-, este antigua y b1en amigo nues
tro, reputado comerciante y banque-
70 de aquella ciudad.
Enviamos 81 distinguida fatni-
liza la expression de nuestrs condo
lencia, por esta inesperada desgra
cin y r. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18

Era tempo de amar en- su alma pura
la llama de un incendio abrasadora
lucha impotente en- la contienda dura,
mientras mi pecho enamorado llora.
iEpopeya de amor y de ternura
el recuerdo feliz de aquellas horas
que iluminaba el sol de la ventura
con sus haces de luz fascinadora
En- vano busca la perdida calma
mi arrebatada y loca fantasia;
muchas veces en- medic de Ia orgfs
quiero arrancar su imagen de mi alma;
pero en- mi corazon suya es la palma. -.
iQue tarde aquella la de aquel gran dial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
CR0NICA
SC DE WASHINGTON.

La prensa oficiosa )lena colum-
mss para probar a1rbi ct orbe que Ell
Presidente Roc sevelt es ell hombre
mas impartial del mundo; y hace
hipcRpie en- ell reciente nombramien-
to de un encumbrado dem6crata pa
ra el tribunal, 6 corte, como han da-
do en- lamar ahora esos instru-
msntos de justicia, demo inado fe
dera de Alabama.
Es que los tribunales deben es-
tar pletamente divorclados de
los mauejos que Sc gastan los csci-
ques de Ia polftics. Y asf parece
entenderlo Mr.. Roc sevelt que con Ia
mayor SON .taqo7a del mundo dice a
padrinos y apadrinados, que no la
maqpinaria politics, sino el mejor
servicio del pdblco es quien le gufa
en- los cambios de empleados. Lo
cua| 81 bien le permite atenerse a
las ekigencias de su partido cuando
ell don de elegir esta su alcance,
dejale tambien en- libertad para pro
cedet ante todo de acuerio con su
critic rio.
Buenos prop6sitos abriga ell nue.
vo Jefe ejecutivo;y por 10 mismo,
df6ciles de cumplir en- todos los ca
SOS. Porque entire los aspirantes &
carg . pdblicc s, muchos con ell apo
20 de los sleaders. constituyen ver-
dader ras potencias locales que un
Pres idente no puede desairAr, por
grandes que sean sus diferencias Y
ademas, en- cuanto los estados del
sur, doLds ell partido republican,
tiene repres sntaci6n, esta pidiendo
a gritos competente reorganization,
que les dem6cratas que repudiando
B B-yan dieron q Mac Kinlay Y al
mism o Roosevelt apoyo decidido en-
las elecciones pasadas, vienen 8 pc
10 pa ra conseguir.
pircunstancias y hechos que no
POGO infuiran en- la conducta del In
tegro Mr.. Roosevelt, pesar de su
tan G chcareada unprecedented su tan
elogi ado afecto los verdaderos in
teres es del pueblo
De ese pueblo que sin distinction
de procedencia, confu ndidos los u7aio
nistdd con les econfederadoss, cele-
bra hoy un <mass-meeting, en- la Ci-
pital nacional para scordar, como
Sc acordsron definitivamente las ba-
sss sObre que ha de realizarse ell
proysctado <arco commemorative Ell
honor de Mac Kinley La coopera-
cion de los veteranos econfederadoss
garantiza desde luego el apoyo del
sur, donde la memoria del difunto
Presidente es objeto de veners ci6n.
Mac Kinley expres6 siempre
desaos de que ell puente que Sc acor
do ell af1o pasado constrdir, en- con-
memoraci6n del primer centenario
de la fandacion de Washington, Sc
considerara como monumento con
sagrado al spatriotismo americana,
Guerra que de este modo quedaran
perpetuados en- permanente cons
trucci6n no 500 los sacrifcios he :
chos por ell pals al calor de sus idea
les pttri6ticos, sino que esa misma
construction fuese el lazo de frater-
nal union entire las dos secciones
que chocaron al impulse de pasadas
difere encias respecto esos mismc
ideales. Y ell pueblo responde los
deseos de Mac Kinley, uniendo es-
to lazo de concordis, un tribute de
am or y gratitud al mismo Nc Kin
ley, acordando Ia creaci6n de un ar
CO co onmemorativo en- con binaci6n
con 81 puente
Adrio1ao T. Lopez Nussa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
TIfiI7IIITIlIIHnrLiI7 nIIfI1HLfli1IlIJu1


En- ell vapor San Juan, que to-
mo puerto hoy, ha n 1egresado de
New York, nuestros amigos los Sc
1lres Arm trong. B ondet, Figue
rs. Ferran, Mae fie, Ponte, Quif1o-
nes y Smith, a quienes enviamcs
nue stros saltidos de bienvenida.
Es possible que repuhlicanos y
fede rales So entiendan algun die,
zero de 10 que no hay duda alguua,
es que Ia cerveza <Pabst, no tiene
rival en- Ell me 3ado. Son sus recep-
tore s Y Agentss Generates, los se-
flores Calder6p, Aviles & ca, Te
tuan II.
Sc encuentra completamente
resta blecida la distinguida sef1orita
Amelia Ruiz
Lo celebramss muchc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
N0TlCIAS.

Les alumnos de las escu slas
de San Juan tratan de organizar una
banda estndiantil. Pfonto comeoza
ran-los trAbsjos ara con stituirs, y
dar principle q las practisas sema-
na,es
Ell ESTOMAGO DEL HON
bra esta sujeto orlir arias pero
penosas afe clones, talss co Q el
c6lico, Gala nbres, co'era morbus y
dlsenterfs, que por des c lido suelen
hacerse cr6nicas peligrosas p
mejor y mas conodc, efcaz y mss
rapido remedio es el PAIN XII
LLER, medicamento probado hace
mas de medic siglo y nunca ha ia
lido. Refuse los sbitutos, no hay
mas que IN PAIN KILLER, ell de
Perry Davis.
Ell Domingo habra un meeting
espiritista en- Bayan mo-, concurrien-
do los sef1orss Ma5isnzo Clntr6n,
De Che udens, B:iones y Reyes Cal
der6n, que haran uso de Is palabra
en- loor de aquella dcc5rina. Concn-
rriran muchos adeptos de Vega BA-
ia y Manatf.
La Logia eCab 7lleros de San
Juan. celebrara tenida ordinaria,
esta noche a las ocho.
Pfccedeates de los E. II. U. U.
los sef1ores don Juan y don Narci-
so Bassso 80 y don Ramon Aboy, CO.
merciautes de Humacao y Faiardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-18
Sc ALQUILAN

habita aciones y un hermoso venti
ado mirador, en- la casa ndmero 20
de ID calle de San Jose, precios
m6dic ps.
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lnlOKO OSQ
(PLAGIo DE MUCHOs.)
AUTOREs.

AUTORES.
Rafael del Vale.
e. Benitez Castalos.
Jose Velarde.
Manuel Reina.
Augusta n. Samper.
Juan de Dios Peza.
Jose Munoz Rivera.
Francisco Gonzalez Lugo.
Arturo Reyes.
Luis Munoz Rivera.
Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
Nieves Xenes.
Mfo.
Jose de Diego.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-13
cozY CORNER OF THE PORCH.
College Student Rescued From Dlssipa-
ton by Kindly Offer of Friend.

ZION ny hiHuly oHer OF ETlonus
Youths Companion: II see" said
Jane, laying down the paper with a
sigh, that Mr.. Danielson has given
hair a million dollars TO the new hos
pital. If one only had his millions!
There is so much to be one in the
world. and If you have neither money
nor talent you con do nothing!"
Her father looked at her a moment.
She was one OF the eager, nervous,
modern girls who are burning with
anxiety to set right a world gone
wrong.
Let me tell you n story about my
SELF, Jenny said he. when l went to
college | was a farm boy, used to n
home life with my mother and sisters.
The college was in the midst OF a busy
town. | had a small room In a cheap
clearinghouse which swarmed with
noisy students. They sang, shouted,
played games, fenced, and sometimes
drank. 1t was impossible for me to
study. After a couple Of months ]
ceased to try, and sang and told stor-
les, Il soon began TO drink with the
rest.
lone day the sister OF one Of my
classmates asked me to supper. Each
VI the class had been asked by her IN
turn. She was a plain, middle-aged
woman, not learned nor bright in any
way, busy in taking care Of her family
and house. But she had a thought
to spare TO a stranger-a boy whom she
saw probably on the brink OF ruin.
When l was going away she said,
laughing: or course, you will be
working hard now to be leader Of your
class, to satisfy your mother. 1t is
simply impossible for you to study in
mat babe! OF a house. Why not take
the corner Of my back porch for
study
"She led the way to a little nook
overlooking an old-fashioned garden
1t is never used she said. Nobody
Will disturb you You can enter from
outside. We shall not interfere with
YOU, nor will YOU With u.s.
The quiet little corner, shaded by
grapevines, was an enchanted place &c
me after the noisy, ill-smelling board.
ing-house. / came to 1t the next day
and found a chair and table with 9
lock drawer for my paper and books
I remember that the tears stood In M
eyes for sheer happiness. 1t was thu
first time that / had been alone sine,
! left home. / went to work. | wculc
be leader Of my class! / would satisf;
mother!
We'll, that little nook was my saliva
ton. The woman who gave 1t to m,
and her husband and children grew I,
be lear to me. They brought me int
a world of innocent, pure aims, quit
apart from my college life. If l wa
kept heal to the right during the years
when a man is most sorely tempted l
was by the kind thought which cav
me that quiet corner. There was no
one of my class whom that woman di,
not know and help by her sympath!
In some simple little way. Yet she hat
neither money nor great intellectual
gifts
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-13
Continued Next Week.)
CASH FOR UNCLE SAWS CATS.
Chicago Postofice Gets S52 IA Year fo'
flooding the Felines.

Chicago Postofice Gets S52 IA Year for
Feeding the Felines.
Chicago News: a government appro-
priation of $40 for the postoffice cat at
st. Paul, Mimi, has attracted enough
attention in Washington, d.. c., to
make il al incident of news in press
dispatches; but Chicago a beat that.
The postmaster general has authorized
an annual expenditure OF $50 a year for
feeding the small herd of cats kept in
the Chicago postofiice.
With that appropriation is purchased
a weekly supply Of beef costing 3 /,
that officially is supposed TO provide
sufficient meat diet for the feline force
of public servants. AS a matter OF
fact, it doesn't begin TO feed them, so
Postmaster Coyne says. The numerous
rats that they catch form the principal
part OF their diet. They keep on null
tiplying SO rapidly that the kittens
have to be given away In order not to
overrun the building with them.
The postmaster says that he was
surprised when he found the order
from the postmaster general, but that
he now comedies IL to be a good bust
ness investment. In the temporary
postoffice building the rats from tho
docks nearby would find a feast in the
mail sacks If the cats didn't interfere.
The cats save the government more
than $50 worth OF mail pouches every
month.
In addition they protect the con-
tents Of the pouches. Rats like the
gum on envelopes and and
also like some of the occasional con
signments contained in parcels. One
such was the corpse OF an oppossum
recently sent from Florida, and ad-
dressed to a man in Milwaukee. BY
the time it reached Chicago the body
was IN a bad state OF decomposition.
The %scavenger instinct OF the rats
makes such material attractive for
their investigation at the expense OF
mail pouches.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-13

Lostant, ILL.,, July S.-James Watt. OF
this place, by one little, act, has given
a splendid example OF that never dying
love which exists between brothers, NJ
matter how far apart they may be.
Mr.. Watt was q great sufferer from
Kidney Trouble and Nervousness. He
was very much used up, and although
he had tried a great many things, he
had found nothing that would In any
way relieve him. Some one suggested
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and he used six
boxes, and was completely cured.
His first thought was for a brother
in Belfast, Ireland, whom he knew to
he afflicted In the same way that he
had been. Mr.. Watt Immediately sent
n supply of Dodd's Kidney Pills to this
far away brother, together with his
recommendation based on his forum
ate experience.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-13
TO HELP CHICAGO POOR.
Avolunteer settlement In Georgia PLANNED
by Darlington Booth.

Chicago Record-Herald: Ballington
Booth, commander-in-chief of the Vol
unteers of America. Is planning the es-
adjustment of q volunteer settlement
In the southern part OF Georgia, which
will be larger than any similar settle
ment in the United STAYS. 1t will be
known as 1.-The Volunteer City," and
will comprise a tract of land covering
some Is, 600 or 10000 acres.
The property is owned by a wealthy
C~hicagoan, and lies directly In the cot
ton belt. ard "a cotton mandatory will
form the principal occupation of the
settlers. 1t is proposed to select thou
sands of poor families In Chicago and
other crowded cities, and furnish them
with free transportation, cottages and
land, give them tools. and q little mon
ey, and start them to work. The set
tier will then be given an opportunity
TO earn a good living and eventually
pay back the money advanced i'm. The
projectors expect TO make 1t a profitable
investment.