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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-04

Especi6cos homeopaticos de
Humphreys, de venta en- la agencia
de don Rafael Castro Gonzalez, For
taleza 81. Sc regala un manual para
su uso en- espanol & en- ingles a quien
10 sOlicite.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-04

Las elecciones para la alta Ca.
mara espaf1ola tuvieron lugar, obte.
niendo Ell gobieruo, como siempre,
la mayOrfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-04

Sc alqulla IN mirador ventilado {
independents. San Jose II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-04

En- esta tipografia SO hace toda
clase de trabajos precios equitati
vOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-04

En- Ia comarca de San Sebas
tian las lluvias han sido tan abun'
dantes en- la semana anterior, que
toda Ia Cos echa de habichuelas Sc ha
perdido casi Dor completO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-04

Hemos tenilo el gusto de salu,
dar en- esta redacci6n a nuestro que
rido ilustrado amigo don Lorenzo
Jimenez Garcia que vino a Ia Capt.
tai con ell 1nico objeto de presen.
ciar los ex&menes de abogados
Ell sef1or Jimenez piensa presen.
tarse q examen en- D;ciembre y no
dudamos, daios los estudios que
tiene cursados de derecho, obtendra
el tftulo q que aspira.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-04
Sc Venden

y alquilan rolinas propias para las
fiestas do San Juan.
Klein Tetuau IS.
S 3-2
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

This paper Is like merchandise. II is
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ped come end say so. We don't Look up
on man with undying hate u he wants
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tlemsn and We don't beg him to contin.
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ines,-you paw your money and take
your paper. II you pay up all subscrip'
ton and order your paper Discontinued,
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gun. When you hear man blowing
about his not having been able TO stop
his paper, you can bet your suspendeI
buckles that he owes back subscription
aud when you hear him hraggng about
how he crippled the paper by taking biz
name OIL the list, you can bet whiske,
enough to droan him that he Is a fool
So don't give yourself away, friends. 4
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towards slopp ng paper than all th'
talking you are capable VI, and the edi
tor will be very glad to get you oiIthe lis
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

OF the hundreds Of millions Of people
who have lived Ia this world, not a
thousandth OF one per cent have been
known outside thelv immediate neigh
borhood fewer have done anything sui'
fciently out Of the ordinary TO attract
much attention and still fewer have
gdned any comfortable amount OF
money. It evident that, II a name,
great deeds or wealth arc essentials Of q
enccessiul life, most people have failed,
The fame Of many has been UNANIMOUSLY
bad. and iheii wealth ili-gotten, 90 that
the number who have been famous foI
their good deeds, or have become rich
without dishonesty or oppression Of 9th.
ors, il exceedingly small. On thinking
over these things some people become
depressed, They give pail idea Of at.
tanning anything great, and are wretch
cd because they cant, thus adding
misery todiscouragomen,. Take these
things; good character, money, aud
fame. The fret lasts, is within the
reach Of all, and should be looked upon
as the one essential. OF the twolatteritis
safe to sny that one should gets as much
as he can With due consideration lot
others, and the fact that 20 few hpye
attained these two much-io-he.lesired
things should spur him ON TO great yet
intelligent efforts. -Fx
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

Now that the farmers In the county
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scription. II any one wants the paper
and don't have the money. bring along
your produce and We will put your
name on the list.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27
ANight Of Terror.

"Awiul anxiety was ieltior the widow
Of the brave General Bumham Of Mach
las, Me, when the doctors said she would
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writes Mrs. s, H. Lincon, who attended
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

A great many different publishing
houses are already advertising for
agents to sell books on the life Of Pre'i'
dent Mckinley, and no doubt the conn
try will soon be flooded with agents.
Probably many good volumes will be
gotten out and distributed among the
people. Care should be taken, however,
10 get the very hest book
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

Tie following IL an important ques'
tlon In the minds Of many people these
DAYS: "uow much good will be aocom'
pli,hed by the trial Of Admiral sohley9"
In our opinion there will be none.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

The speech before the jury by Judge
Lewis Ia defense Of Czolgosz, the muir
derer Of President Mckinley. was an
able one and will DO much to blot out
lynch or mob las.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

The trial Of the murderer Of the presi-
dent va, speedy one aud reflects great
credit upon the court. Such speedy jus.
,ice does more than anything else to-
ward. suprressins crime.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27

Judge jeremiah Wilson, chiei counsel
ior Admiral schlfy In the present court
marital. who died last Tuesday, was ore
Of the foremost Of American lawyers. lie
wasat one tlmeattorney for the Mormon
church.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-27
Stops tie Cough
mnh works of the NnIh.

Laxative Bromo.Quiniuo Tablets cure
cold Ia one day. No Cure, no Pay. Pflye
2b cnnla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14
4 ouEsTloN oE HEREDlrY.

The studies Of Dr. Spitzka in the kenesses and differ
in the brain conformation of fathers and have
revealed interesting facts Perhaps the most note
worthy is the reproduction in the brain Of child Of what
peculiar in the brain Of parent We thus have
anatomical evidence that demonstrated
by the similarity Of tastes procvties and conduct Of
fathers and In the of the elder and younger
Seguns 1.-TWO neurologists instructors New
York; Dr. Spitzka found that cerebral develop
in the father was not merely reproduced but greatly
enlarged the son The conclusion drawn this fact
by Dr. Sutzka however will be challenged by large class
Of students Of hered The doctor maintains that this
popularity related to the art teaching hs parent
had done much for the by devotng many years to
teaching The implication that the fathers experience
the inherited by the latter. It
has been affirmed by authorities that if parent
snould apply himself say, the study Of Latin his off,
spring would have little trouble the mastery that
tongue it, indeed the latter should not be able to speak
it without any serious effort.
All this is contrauIcted by the theory Of Weismann
which has been accepted by many leading of science
and which Herbert Spencer has been strongly inclined
adopt The Wesmann theory denies that Of the ae
quired traits be inherited that the experience of
parent have any possible influence over the inherit
of his offspring. That the younger Segun should
show development OF the center of mental
association and graphic representation because that center
unusually large in the parents brain is in harmony
with all the theories of heredlty; but Wesmann would
deny that the greater development OF the part in the sons
brain could have been the result the fathers active
of the center during his career as instructor Wes
mann has denied that the deterioration of parents brain
the result of blow of alcoholism any other cause
could any influence over the condition of the brain of
a Observation-Disclosures taon taoinshrdln
child born subsequent to the deterioration In short
child may inherit the evil the goo0 qualities and tenden
cies Of the parent and follow course Of life similar
to that Of the father mother; but the chd8 Inheritance
viii be the the better because of the parents
sefindulgence or selfrestraint
There is notarg to repel in tbs doctrine that
CURED traits be transmitted by inheritance If all
TIE devh.cn father to particllac IN, study
to the development Of particular quality cannot
strengthen the equipment Of a child for similar life
neither the defective life Of parent the child
the inheritance the father could give period
greatest strength The Weismann theory does not offer
nducement to the parent to neglect his develop
ment since becomes important parental
ample personal influence should be strong for good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14
BENJAMIN HARRISON.

Benjamin Harrison's term in the presidency comes
often reminder that not Of our presidents has ever
been like another is not possible bunch them into
groups based on similarity The large element of chance
which part Of national politics causes the elevation
who have been made to order by the always
existent and everpoweru political rings which seek to
control national conventions and would naturally wish to
elevate their own type Of man.
Harrison was a surprise to them They knew him
only imperfectly when circumstances nominated him
They that President Harrison in the White House.
however was the Mr. Harrison who mad lived num-
Der Of years prominently Indiana He wore kid gloves
in indiana; had terms to make with the articles Of
demagogy; he expressed his opinion when he liked with
consulting the political weather map; he had certain
confidence his inherent power but he did not tor
his temperament by exploiting it, or by seeking popu
ary at the expense of his own natural reserved depor
ment He was reckoned cold domneering. arstocratic
a with ability "Blue Jeans" Williams once beat
him political contest because Harrison chose to be
himself and live as himself
such a nature has the same effect on ward politics
fraternity felt must be affected as an iceberg
has In state politics it looked upon as congeaing and
dangerous but in the presidents char it looms high
in Harrsons case gave the people the impression that
their chief of absolute honesty fearlessness
ana candor. great mass Of the politicians. however
froze That they did SO never concerned Benjamin Harr
son. which froze the politicians harder
The politicians however did not prevent the election
pf Benjamin Harrison in 1892 He defeated by
popular bunder for which in the succeeding four years
the people paid the fuu penalty.
The point in The mans character most impressive TO
rs is that neither victory defeat changed him He
was always Benjamin Harrison. dignaed firm and out
spoken private citizen before he was elevated as
when he occupied the White House and as dignaed firm
and outspoken afterward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14
8aitlg a9le
M. Nj. MURDOCH, Editor.
CRAZY CARRIE.

Topeka wants help-hep to let go Of Crazy Carrie
Topeka is convinced now insane ana wishes
she would go away and hlde Topeka, the town from
which the Associated Press soemnly members
Of a club we're playing sizhanded game whst-save
the mark-was few weeks ago deying this fat old crea
lure She was encouraged to break in the chief ezecu
tive Of the state and his position impu
0ence was uy exploited Topeka for the pleasure Of
the multitude She was given police escort about town
The people who followed her any way dsapproved Of
her methods were put Gown simply "a mob Of joint
Eympathizers" Her impudence before court Of justice
was considered laughing matter
Then Topeka grew tired. A spring campaign came on
Mr. Hughes a resubmissionist who says that if he is
elected mayor ne viii enforce the prohibory law (when
he means that he may try Warner who believes
In revenue system were rival candidates for the ReDub
sican nomination for mayor. Mrs. Nation approved
neither In the height of her glory she organized society
known as the Home Defenders Once cut Of JAIL and not
approving Hughes who had the meantime the pr
mares, Mrs Nation tried to have the Home Defenders
nominate Reverend Emerson. The Home Defend RS
baked. Mrs. Nation. selfnominated chairman. when
Dne woman spoke against plan said bluntly That's
The devil speaking Later she said Of another Home De
lenders statement: That's liza plain lie" And later,
when She found that the Home Defenders in politics
and were being manipulated by some otner agency, she
said: you are all standing up for the devil You
perfectly wiling that Mrs. Nation should 90 out and do
something but when you are asked do anything you
Sit in your seats You're pack of chair-warmers-
what you are"
The Home Defenders, save one lone adnerent then
and there parted with Nation Crazie Carrie simply
socked the batchet determined the drop
forged steel surface Of Topeka politics and it turned the
weapons edge
But she isn't through with Topeka. OF all nsanitys
characteristics the chief is tenacy awakened in de-
ranged mind by antagonism. There is crazy
vcha's streets, harmless Ikeabe old fellow. Shake
your head negatively him he viii stay with you and
pratte the lvelong day Nod but afrmatvely and
he is of for good.
If you to get rid of a mailman, agree with him.
Topeka has disagreed with Crazy Carrie and Crazy Carrie
viii stay with Topeka She has already raided dancing
school and club where they play sixhanded whist
she win make other visits unlimited There is telling
what bedlam fancy may to attack Ger
tanly nothing her. and there no wonder
chat Topeka wants help 20 let go.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

The mayor Of Tonganoxie, as part OF
q Prohibition fight, has appointed three
ministers policemen.
A Leavenworth man when asked TO
join the Elks, said: NO; have too
many friends now"
It is understood that the price Arthur
Capper and his associates will give for
the Topeka Capital is $4,000.
Pat Csney is at home in Topeka, al
most blind. He was hurt In an explosion
IN his zinc mine in Missouri.
It would be interesting to know what
on earth the wind in Kansas in the last
four days has been trying to DO.
The wind bIoweth where it hsteth, but
there doesn't seem to be any reason for
being so ALFRED savage about Il.
Mrs. Nation visited a dancing school IN
Topeka, the other night and roasted the
young people for hugging one another.
There is really only one unique thing
about Mrs Nation, and that is her utter
Indifference 10 the general custom of in
vitation.
The Lawrence Journal is betting coin
that the suprene court win knock hole
in the law providing for biennial county
elections.
Large deposits are lying idle IN every
Kansas bank. Kansas has acquired
streak OF conservatism she is not going
10 lose easily.
Tuesday Pittsburg celebrated the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary Of the discovery of
coal in that section. with a reception and
banquet 70 state officers and rem5ers Of
the legislature
The business men OF Leavenworth are
tired OF partisan quarreis. which they
believe in1ure the city. and have. IN
mass convention. nominated business
mans ticket for the city election
Recently. s. .. Wilmington. Of Kin
csid. was struck by lightning and Killed.
He left $4,000 iifs insurance Probably
the insurance companies VIII claim now
stand IN his place and De struck oy TIE
Lightning. and IS now alive
In this KIND q weather. when a man
washes his face in the middle ~ the cay
and gees oct on the street and through
the murK of the flying dist. shakes handB
with q friend VINO has been en- the street
since morning. the friend looks ~ us
clean mug and asssi Did sou jnst get
OUT 81 bed9
The world is slowly coming 20 IS
senses In Kansas C3tF. tae ether cay. q
professor lecture1 on ths assiasaness ~
getting children 70 draw comp Gated
maps Ea SAYS thlz 10 nays are accl-
rate What man l1 haus2E today. il cr
Qua - school ard over talrts years ~
age can draw from u7ful1F1 ire Hoar1-
AIRY between Mafue and GNaa1@
A touching example - a dog faithful (
1eas q reported from Is1c-s. 81 krsHseG Z
COUNTY Three weeks aEe - EarseT
weat lUto a restaurant, leaslze BIS eE
OUTSIDE Ia ths 1aEarfinse Aa1ler e1-
r1a ii q c9arrei with E-s trotrer-ss- (
law. and presently ~ ~aa snt a-9 ass
ard carried nFf ar a h4t eyer
sluce shs dog has kset cs'ari egA -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14

dictionary theories Of Populism The people Of Nebraska
determined wipe Populism of the record OF their
commonwealth It has handicapped the state industrally
and commercially driving capital and arrestng the
development Of internal resources They accordingly
elected two successive Republican legislatures, Of
which elected NJ L. Hayward to succeed William v Allen
years ago The other has been in session several
weeks and failed to elect owing to a deadlock.
Upon the death Of Senator Hayward Governor Poyn-
ter Popuis in defiance Of popular Will appointed Will
lam v Allen fill the vacancy until the legislature could
elect The Nebraska situation therefore makes it very
clear that no reform which calculated make the
ate popular branch Of national congress by bringing
lie election Of senators close to the people will be com
plete that deprive governors Of all appontve
power in filing senatorial vacancies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14
Easy 70 lmpsaeh Her.

ct IS surprising 70 me- said the Legal
I4uninary. that womans testimony IS
not more frequently impeached. In most
instances it would be a very simple
thing to do, provided she IS married"
How would you 90 it," askeo the Gu
rious one.
Very simply. would bring out first
that she had been married FIVE ten or
twenty years. as the case might BE- and
then 7 would ask about lae marriage
service used Having identified that
would read the promise n love. honor.
and obey, laying particular stress On
obey.
~Weu9"
"oh that's AL. Every married man or
the jury would know that she had per
3ured herself when she MADE that prom
ise CT else stultiHed herself aftsrwar8.
and II Il seemed necessary % emphasis
the fact I would put her husband GA the
witness stand and possibly some of the
ueiEnbors 20 testify - her general rsp1-
telcn for obedience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14
- NcaRAskA sENAroRlAL slrnA,-on

The state OF Nebraska. which witnessed complete
reFoeaon u political sentiment ia the last campaign gv-
tns the Republican electors plurality OF 1882 over the
fusion electors in the November election IS now repre-
scented in te upper house OF cousres b one senator WIN
fam N Allen Popalst If an extra session of congress
"eEe called The state of Nebraska would have bat one
vote a Che SENATE and thar would not represent the
dominant sentiment OF the people Of e sate On the new
questions involving national policy
The Cheaso TimesHerald thinks .aal the history Of
state legislatures for two decades is fan Of unanswerabe
Indictments az the present undemocratc misrepresonta.
tife system l electns United States senator's The Ne
brasEa Indictment however IS one Of the strongest ana
most CONVINCING 1t not only shows me possibilities 81
Misrepresentation through action of legislatures but il
also calls attention 20 cognate evil growing out Of the
system which leaves wide gu between the senator and
the electorate.
William Y. Allen was twice repudiatea by the people
Of Nebraska IN many respects he has made capable
and Efficient senator Ais proby is unchauensea ana hs
abilities are Acknowledged De much The averaee
But he stands the advocate Of the impractical ana rev
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-14
COLLAPSE OF THE UNIVERSE.

1T believed that other attended with
its retnue of planets just is SUM-" the
Presbyterian Banner Of Pitsburg "Some many such
planets may be stocked wit senent beings and may have
human inhabitants If attended with inhabited
planet to into such collision with another body
the resulting heat would knde universal confagration
that would instantly destroy all life and burn the planet
to cnder dissipate it in smoke We know not what
awful catastrophe such sudden blazing up of star
have Just may be. Instantly and Unexpectedly
drebeu at midnight the heavens of that solar system
may nave crashed together and been wrapped IN flames
and countless millions Of beings of human beings
may have persisted in the frightful holocaust Such
would be literal fufllment Of Scripture prophecy:
But the day of the Lord thief in the night;
the which the heavens shall pass with great
noise and the elements shall melt with fervent heat the
earth also and the works that therein shall be burned
up Whatever fgurative meaning and fufllment this
prophecy may have. the possibility its literal ulfment
is proved be idle tale by this terrific confagration
that shows burning world before very eyes. This
sign in the sky viii give pause in the midst Of
money-making and pleasureseeking. and turn
thoughts into soberness"