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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-05
THE FIRST IRoNCLAD.
Built in Antwerp When the Dutch
Were Fighting Spain.

ffFoin The LONDON tApresa.J
The first ironclad. according to records
recently discovered, was not the Merri-
mac but a ship built early in the six
teenth century. when the Dutch We're
lighting for their independence with
Spain. The burghers of Antwerp built
this first ironclad, which was protected
by heavy iron plates nailed to its sides
On the masts were roomy platforms for
shaTPshooters 81
With this terrible vessel the burghers
hoped to break the blockade-hoped it so
confidently that they called the ship FINS
Belli tthe end of the war;. But it prov
ed ummanagea5le, and shortly after being
launched ran aground on a sandbar and
was ther called Perditae ENpensae. which
means thrown away money" Soon after
that the Spaniards won a decisive victory
dragged off the maritime monster and re-
named it FINS Bell, for the war was then
indeed ended. but unfortunately not with
the result the men of Amsterdam had so
confidently expected.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-05
A MOTHER OF GIANTS DEAD.
Great Size and Weight of Western
WOman-s sons.


Mrs. X. o. Rauf who died recently AT
Reynolds a small town a short distance
from Grand Forks, n. D.. was the mother
of remarkable family. and was I'M
doubtedly entitled to the distinction of be-
ing the mother of the largest family physi-
cally in the Northwest
She had four sons. and they ranged in
height from six feet TO six feet six inches.
and in weight from 800 up to nearly 900
pounds The aggregate, weight of the four
bows was a little short of LOO pounds
Carl h. Pauf, who died a few years ago,
attained a weight off nearly coo pounds
while his brother Ole, is well content
to hold himself down to $50 Lars Is able
to tip the beam somewhere in the neigh
borhood of $50 and Christ IS tie feather
weight OF this remarkable auartette. being
slightly lighter than Lars. The most pc
culiar thing in regard TO this remarkable
family of giants is the fact that both
father and mother were only of medium
size
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-05
ART OF THE MIDDLE AGES
Rare Old Manuscripts at the Con
gressiOnal Library.

The Richardson Collection on EXIT
bItion-Niniatures OF Great Deli
cacy of ExecutioR-ChornI Leaves
From the Fourteenth Century.
Daily camera., 1901-10-23
Kew Use for Ewrshslls,

Eggshells may be used to advan-
tage in starting delicate plants for
transplanting. The half shells are
filed with earth and set in a box
also containing dampened earth. A
hole 10 made In the point of the shell
to allow drainage. A single seed il
then planted in each shell. which is
easily broken when transplanting is
done, without the slightest disturb
ance of roots. The use OF eggshells
is the discovery Of . French gardener
who claims that they are vastly supe-
rior to the little pots generally used
for tho purpose BY horists.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Daily camera., 1901-10-23
TIE DAILY GAMER A.
WHICH PArH9

Divergent paths await our feet
We pilgrims of q transient day
One is q broad, enticing street.
One seemeth but narrow way
The first is paved with good intent.
Adorned with pleasures here and there,
And though concealed with one consent.
Self. self pervades It everywhere.
Broad Is the road; soon found, It's true
We journey forth with hearts 80 hSht'
All earthly joys stand full In view
And life indeed seems very brisht.
But soon, ali soon. the thorns that sm
Hath planted over all the earth.
Do pierce the feet and poison cen
Our souls and check our needless mi1sn.
Still farther on this selfish path
Which erst appeared so smooth, so mild
Is rougher grown; now nerce the Wratn
4. OF storms that gather dark and Wiid!
Oh! trav'ler, quick. forsake the way
That leads to sorrow, ruin. death!
Turn to the right. see Hopes bright ray
For you a glorious dawning hath.
That narrow way, so plain. 80 straight.
Grows fairer. brighter to the end:
Which. though you reach It soon or late.
Eternal blessings shall attend.
Turn. then. and nnd surcease OF care:
Leave self behind. seek what 10 best;
Do good. and round thee everywhere
Shall dwell Gods presence. ever blest.
Oscar b. Smith. In N. Z. Observer.
Daily camera., 1901-10-23
A Future FinancieF,

$50 you think your boy has what
they call the business instinct, do
your"
"Yes. He sold his new jackknife to
the Roberts boy for nickel yester-
day."
II don't see much business about
that. The knife must have been worth
more than a nickel"
ut was; but you see he says he can
borrow the knife and use it whenever
he wants to and give it back when he's
through, which he couldn't do with
the nickel."-Chicago Record-Herald.
Daily camera., 1901-10-23
re Acne Of llisfortuns.

Hswitt-I never have any luck at
whist.
Jewett-Neither do I; the other
day when wss playing on railroad
train, instead OF taking my ticket, the
abssnt-mindsd conductor took the
only trump had.-Town Topics.
Daily camera., 1901-10-23
Frou Two Points Of view.

Once more the olden glory
OF the golden rod is cleaning
Der the meadows where the blossoms
OF the violets are dreaming
Oneo more the hapless victim
OF hay fever's busy snsssing
Al the scene the unafnictsd
yeol imagines II DO pleasing.
eCA4eASo Record Herald.
Daily camera., 1901-10-23
Praetseal II Not sei.,t,a.

Chemistry Master-Whatheppens TO
gold when II is exposed to the air?
Student (after long rsfisction)-It's
stolen.-6tray Stories.
Daily camera., 1901-10-23
SIMON dILBEPT'S WILL
BY William Weudhan.

tcopy.aghs isoa. By A,aAass synAssass)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
MOvIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De New York gol amer "Olive T Viii
tier" GobIinos ee Ezquiaga 127 toneladas
carbon tambor bT soda id resina / CT
efsctos 395 rails 439 bultos maquinsrias
180 bis sceite 255 bultos grasas $500 CTS
pstr6leo 5000 ladrillos Bernardo Fernan
dee 200 cIs petr6leo MuIlenhoff Korher
2 atados rastrillos 800 rollos aIambre 10
cufetes grampas 250 CTS jab6n Fernandez
Gauran co 1000 CT pasta As bI cerveaa De
Sola Ramirez 40 bis azdear 25 cIs jab6n 10
bIs 25 cls cerveza i'd anuncios Barcel6
co l cI papel 1 atdo sillas 200 cls kerosine
100 cIs jab6n 334 rollos alambre cs bar
niz Sores de L Villamil co 200 CTS gale
tas % SIS piWienta So BIS borax 115 id Ger.
yeza Z i'd loza Gambia Stubbe 1,300 ca
petr6leo Oerece 10 Hermanos CO 8 bls 1912
bIs vino Latimer y Fernandez 16 els gaso
lima Oastrill6n Ocboa 45O cIs galletas 80
bIs yidrieria Sores de NJ Lomba co 5000
afados dueIas 100 cIs jab6n Fleiria Alon
SO co 100 crs jab6n Sores de Perez Her
manos 100 cIs jab6n A Ortega co 40 CTS
muebIes 1856 id clavos Rotulsdo 5000 IA
drillos % aids duelas rara ron rIs fondos
Sores de Finlay Brother w T 90 1877 pie
zis maderas s de A Mayol y co 13 cIs
quincalls Rotulados 211 bultos varios A
la orden MO 18 tambores acido 1922 Ia
aids papel 488 10 id papel 487 8 culetss
tirta 43 81 CTS sillas BO 100 cIs iab6n M
PC 20 cIs clavos.
| A continuation resefiamos Ia carga
Ique para este puerto,cor duJo ell vap am
"POnce" es la siguiente: The New
York y Porto Rico s SEQ, bultos ca
iiamo y otros GIT id varios 428 i'd i'd.
A Lynn & hijos de Perez Morris, z far
dos pspel 4 cajas efect0s escritorio
Mullenh, # y Korber 4 fdos tabaco 8
bult0s muebles s d envases. Sores de-
L Villamil y co 100 d yelas 2 fdos co
rTea 25l3 manteca 5 q cocoa 100 bis
pescados 100 d quesos % caseos baca
lao % q salchIch6n JIG bultos varios 15
BIS arenques % d palillos Sores de M
Lomba y co, 75 q velas 1873 10 d man
teca 30 bIs arenQues 100 BIS patatas 80
| d quesos % SIS habichuela. Fernandez
Gauran Y co, 5I3 manteca 10 BIS vino
200 d petroleo 20 i'd maizana % SIS
azdcar IL buItos varios 35 q acelte 10
jaulas iamones Planas Rojo co, 400
ISIS harina marca best xxx 100 d
cerveza 90 sls habichuelai 7l3 jamones
60 BIS tocino ! d sobres Freiria
Alfonso y co, 1913 manteca 40 SIS ha
bichuelas Baquero y Gandara 10 BIS vi
nagre 30 SIS habichuelas 100 petro-
leo Troncoso Hmnos y co. 1913 jamo
mes 1913 manteca. Espafiol co, 2 d
coneeryas OaetriIl6n J Oehoa Is BIS
tocinoe 1913 manteca Is SIS habichue
las 25 i'd chicharos q eseuoia anIs
Bernardo Fernandez 1913 manteca 10
sIs chicharos u ID hebickualas blsnesa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02


directamente para este puerto y demas
de Ia Isla.
Fir "St Sim6n"-Procedente de Eu-
ropa y Saint Thomas llegarA este
puerto del 8 al 4 del corriente Novbre
siguiendo Wage para Pto Plata y esca
las.
Col amer "Abiel Abbot"-Debe ha
Der salido ell % del pasado del puerto
de New York con destino este.
Cub "Maria Herrera" -Saldra de
este puerto ell dia 3 del corriente con
destinO q la Hahana y escalas inter
medias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
NOticias de las CanCille-
riaS franCeSaS
MOvilizaci6n de las trOpas turcas
suS reServas
AGITAOION DEL PUEBLO
Ell pals pide la guerra con Francia

t.5ervicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil)
q Paris, sabado. = Otras noticias
fdedignas cursadas por las cancille
rias francesas, ..anunc;an .tambien al
gobierno, que ell de la Sublime
Puerta ha ordsnado la movilizaci6n
de sus tropas y sus respectivas re-
servas, disponiendo So extienla por
toda Ia costa a fin de oponerse re-
sueltamente a acualquier desembarco
de tuerzas que intenten hacer los
franceses.
La sgitacion que Sc nota en- to-
do el pueblo del Imperio Ooma-
no es grande y On reuniones cele-
bradas por elementos civiles y mill
tares del pals piden la guerra co la
Repdblica trancesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
Ei gObiernO argentine
vuelye d demandar
d Chile
PIazo de una semana que concede
EXPLIOACION ALA AR.
GENTINA
o la paraIizaci6n de las obras
PIazo de una semana que concede
0 la paraIizaci6n de las obras
ISeryicio cablegrafico especial del Boletiu
Mercantil)

Nueva York, sabado. Dicen de
Buenos Aires que el gobierno ar
gentino ha mandado al de Chile
otra energica nota insistiendo Ell la
paralizaci6n de las obras del ferro
carril militar, objeto del liligip entire
ambcs paises, dandole el corto pla
20 de una senana para que acceda
q las pretensiones del gobierno de
la Repdblica Argentina 8 explique
inmediatamepte 10 que Sc propone
con las mencionadas obras que est
construyendo en- terrenos de biscuit
BILE nacionalidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
SerViCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Schley juzgadO pOr los
elementOS CivileS Y
!pOr los marinOs
AquellOs esperan su absoIuci6n
EsTos So OoNDEEAl
Su separation de la armada
americana

Seryicio-- telegrAico especial del Boletin
MercantiD
Nueva York. sabado.- Comul i
can de Washington que en- los cfrcu
los polfticos de aquella capital Sc
espera entire los elementos civiles
que los Tribunales decidiran favora
blemente al alnirante Schley en- ell
juicio que ha sido este sometido,
le'o les marinos todos, dudan de
pueda salir abb uelto de todos
J : rargcs que Sc le han imputado
J j. zgan como seguro ell fallo con
I orio, y tai vez la separation
dc ochley de la armada americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
Obras de fOrtificaci6n
Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Meroantil

Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Me-oantil
Paris, sabado Ell gobierno ha
recibido noticias de que el Sultan
de Turqufa ha ordenado que ipme
diatamente y con toda celeridad Sc
completen las ob,as de fortifcaci6n
de los puertos turcos de Salonica,
Smignia, Orfau y Eros, en- Ell mar
Egeo y toda la peninsula Calcfdica
Ademas tamlien ha mandado re
novar toda la artillerfa de los fuer-
tss situa1os a la entrada de los Dar-
danelos para impe Iir 81 acceso de
la escuadra francesa al mar de Mar
mara y evitar Ell bombardeo proba
BILE de Constantinopla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
MAIZ
VapOres que Sc esperan

Amer "Caracas" = Procedente de la
Guaira y esoalas recolara q este puerto
ell dia 6 del corriente, para continuar
viaje directo a New York.
Amer "Philadelp phia"-Llegara es-
to puerto procedente del de New Yoik
el did Z del cOrIiente, y al siguiente dia
seguira para la Guayra y escalas
Esp "Oonde WIfredon-Oon destino
a este pue to saldra del de Barcelona
ell dia Is del corriente con escaIas en-
Malloros, Torrevieja, Valencia, Malags,
Cadiz, Tererife = Las Palmas.
Esp "Maria"-Del puer'o de la 90
rnfa sali6 ell die 81 del pasado con des
tino este y otros de la Isla.
Esp "SaturninaD SsldrA de Liver
pool ell dia 8 del pasado Noviembre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02

huse la explicaci6n que Ie ha exi
|g'do.
En- Washington Sc cree que Chile
no dara satisfaction alguna y que
Sc dispone a aceptar las contingen
cias de una guerra en- la frontera y
otra naval ST clio SO deciden los
argent'nos.
Ell rompimiento de hos tllidades
Sc cree inevitable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
PONCE

--Antes de aver falleci6 en- la playa de
esta ciudad, la sonora dofa Elena Oasas de
Oliver, esposa de don Jaime Oliver Pastor.
-Anteanoche Sc hallaba tendida en- ell
balloon de una casa, en- ell barrio de la Can
terra, una infeliz mujer desfallecida por ell
bambre.
Fue socorrida por Ia familia que habita
la casa mencionsda
-Hs mejorado slgo, de la enfermedad
que le retiene en- cana, nueStro convecin0
don Alberto Armstrong.
Han sido denuncados al Tribunal de
policfs. cuatro individuos por atropello de
obras determinadas mujeres.
-Durante el mes de Octubre tltimo 0e
han inscripto en- ell Registro civil de esta
ciudad, 174 nscimientos, 103 defunciones y
Is matrimonios.
Con motive de las lluvias de antes de
anoche Sc ha inundado casi toda la parte
Oeste de la playa de ests ciudad.
Aver estuvieron muy concurridos TO-
dos los cementerios.
Ma6ana como de costumbre Sc celebrara
una jaranita en- ell Casino Espafol.
Ha llegado esta capital ell senior don An
tonic Lopez y Msnrique.
Han contrafdo matimonio en- San Juan,
IL sefiorita Inocencia Cruz y. don Lorenzo
Fuertes.
--(o)-
ReViStd Commercial
DE NOTIOIAs Y ANUNOJOS
Operaciones durante ell dfa de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
OAMB1CS
MERCADO DE FRUTOs
AZUCAR
Sin operaciones.
RON

RON
Para atender q las necesidades mo.
meEtsneas de consume, solamente Sc
solicitan reducidas cantidades de dicho
lfquido; y debido a la irregularidad en-
OperaciOnes no Sc ha normalisado ell
precio.
CAFE
Feb'do q 10 reducidfsima que es la
existencia, Q opera muy-poco con este
aFticulo, notandt Sc alguna disposition
para obtener dicho grano Con firme
SO cierran los tipos s 124 s 13 por
"Corrientes cubanos", S Is 5 134 por
pil6n", y 5 IA S 144 por hacienda.
TABACO
Muy corta es la solicitud no obstan-
te ser abundante la cantidad de esta
hOja en- Ia que Sc nota calma hasta pa
ra su misma fabrication, debido & que
la expeitaci6n de elaborados no es ac-
tiva.
MAIZ
La solicitud de este grano continda
muy mcderada cuya c0tizaci0n cierra
hoia s 3 fanega, habiendo abundante
existencia del mismO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
NARC[SO VILARO
PONCE, PORTO-RICO
Antigua Licoes cobre

ue~. @s&sdmsa saT@pA mapAsmsu ahurM
un@ ~dmesMHh hnm qenMn nhsmye
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02

coloradas 2 d toclneta bIs salmon
lOid peras 10 i'd manzanas 5 holes ia
mores Baree'6 y co, 10 habichuelas
IS @ aceite. Ii L'ga 100 SIS hariDa
90 BIS papas 20,3 manteca % sis habi
chuelas % d maizena, 10 id datiles 8
i'd tccineta 25 id conservas. Fitze
Lundt y co, 2S7 rails 100 SIS harina AZ
piezss 5 d maquinss Is BIS arenques
Latimer Fernandez 10 BIS man2anas
Sores de Perez Hmnoz 20 SIS az6car
800 SIS harina j O3hoa Y Hmno 2lO
hlts roVisiones 100 bls pescado Sores
de + Juncos y co, s. d provisiones /
q eulces Sobrinos de Ezquiaga 20 bIs
arenques 65 BITS quincalleria ma
quinaria 33 bltos exIreso Jose Peru
- y Olivia 1870 bltos provisiones Villar
y co, so bis toeino Gonzalez Fontanals
" co, IL d du'ces Is bis manzanas 500
Iresma papel 15 d quesos !12 SIS habi
'chue las 2I3 jamones / d tocineta 25 d
yeas. jose Soliveras 9 d conservas
Luina Hermanos y co, 10 bis man
zanas. F Font y Hermano 5 d esparra
gos 2 d levadura 5 id maiz z SIS habi
chuelas 3 O jam6n l bI tocineta 10 d
peras 8 bIs manzapas Sores de A Ma
yoly co, 56 bits quincalla Oereeedo
Hmnos y co. 6 bits para el colmado
Gonzalez y Alfonso 125 G aceite Elias
Wolff 135 bis papas Balasquide y co
521 SIS harina Sobrinos lie Armas IL
bits quincaIla % d mercancias IS bits
i'd Palacios y co, so roles alambre 200
tubos hierTos A Vicente y co, 90 d
galletas soda % SIS chicharos 40 SIS
habichuelas Mnntaner co, 15 d bo
tas y zapatos Sores de O.casitas y co,
% q tejidos Hernsiz y co, 10 q tPjidos
126 bul'os j Ma;ienzo 30 Gambia
Stubbe d efectos Vidal Hmnos 5 d
csmisetas y Otros 8 bultos tejidos r
Fabian y co, 33 d s Melon co,
bultos tejidos r Almazan 16 d M
Blanco 9 csjas Santiste ban Ohaya
ri y compafia 81 csjas muebIes Y
otros Is rollos "a bultos mercancias.
Sores de A Mayol y co 81 q 81 bultos
quincalla NJ Mirabal y co 10 butts
Zalduondo y Mier l q Oalder6n Avil6s
y co IL bultos quincalls A Ortega y
co 54 bultos quincalla BeImudez her
manos y co 38 bultos quincalla Coma
leE Padin heTmanos 81 bultos Sores
de Abarca 4 PIECES maquinas AL Go
biernO 1854 bultos iprovisiones A Ia
orden @ 4O7 tablas 0 $50 SIS harina B
26 bIs provisiones % 80 d efectOs
% cascos bacalao DSC 81 bultos pro
visiones O de 3 9 d efectos varios x
200 sis harina Is dc efectos escritorios
(20O) d mercancfas (250) 26 d mer-
cancias A IL bultos VC 10 bultos quin
Gala 30 5,3 jamones ID 35 d conser
vas ES ] bAul calzado NO 3 bultos.
ENTRADAs DE CosTANERos
Ninguna
sALIDA DE TRAvRsIA
Para st Thomas gol amer "Ana
Maria" por Rubert hermanos, 125 BIS
con 5876 galones de ron.
Para ST Tn mas gol amer maya
guezana" por Rubert heimanos, 175 bis
con 1875 galones de ron.
sALtDAs DR oosTAEERos
Para Arroyo bl "Dos Hermanos0
CON carga general.
DESPAOHADOS
Ninguno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02

OPBRAoIoEEs On BuouRs mn PuHRTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
Mercad de Nheya Yo.k de hoy.

Libras 4.84
Azdcsr centrifugado 1876
Asdcar maScabado 35I16
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02

Turqufa COmpleta con
tOda actiyidad la defen-
Sa de SuS fuerteS
Obras de fOrtificaci6n
EN- LA ENTRADA DE LOS OAR
DANELCS
Ell ESuItan prevee el bOmbardeO de
COnstantinOpla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
La RepdbliCa Argentina
retirard su repreSen-
taCi6n de Chile
El gobierno de Santiago de Chile re.
husard toda explicaci6n
ACEPTARA LAS CONTINGENOIAS
DE UNA GUERRA
Rompimiento inevitable
De las hostiIidades

Nueva York, szbado.. -Agregan
los referidos despachos recibidos de
Buenos Aires que Ia repdblica Al
Rentina esid dispuesra a retirer de-
Santiago de Chile su Minisiro Pie
nipotenoiario en caeo de que 81 20
h'6tno de- e1ls yecina republics e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-02
AqueIlOs esperan su absoIuci6n
Su separation de la armada l.

ESTOS So OONDENAI
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-08

phrase 'old maid seems pretty well
dying out of the language. Only the
other day an anxious inquirer, who
wrote to a ladies' paper asking at
what age she should be considered an
old maid, was consolingly told she
need not call herself one till she was
so.
When shall l be an old maid?"
asked a girl of an old gentleman.
When men cease to take an inter-
est in your society, my DEAR" he an
swered; land when that happens. de-
ponds altogether on Yourself"
So it is pleasing for any girl wfo
thinks on unmarried state a terrible
thing to reflect that there is apparent.
ly now no age at which woman may
not be sought in marriage. We have
had some famous examples of late
of women who La We married when
their contemporaries were grandmotn
ers, and every year such instances be-
come more frequent and less remark
ed.-EXchange.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-08
WANTED. A SITUATION.

The Bee is not given to free auver-
Using, but occasions now and then
arise when departure from the rule
is admissible and even advisable in
the interests of the public welfare
The case at hand is such a one and
it is in the hope of interesting some
of the many lonesome farmers il
this valley and opening up TO them ;
way whereby they may bring sun
shine and gladness into their lionel.
lives, that the inquiry below is aivel
free publication in these columns.
Hoboken, n. j., Jan. :, 1901
ly let me kow what Chance thare i
for work on a farm for womin i
there plenty bachlors ami men tina
has noe howsekeeper we would lik
very much to Come there if we Col
find phases there is two Lads the
wants plaises on farins where there
kow woman please let me kow 8
once.
Here IS an opportunity for som
:. baShful bachelor farmer who want
; to work up gradually to the matiilno
/ ial venture. 1t is evident that o,
correspondents natural mOdesty TO
| bids her making outright the propos
| ton her letter plainly suggests, AZ
a she doesn't want any other woms
S around to interfere with her conuue
l. of the bachelor in need of wife.
such a situation her charms al
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-08
He could not ride a bicycle.

He could not ride bicycle.
lie could not call in u stenograpL.er
ana dictate a letter.
he had never received typewriter
communication.
lie never looked pleasant before {.
photographer or had his picture taken
tie never saw d photograph talk
or saw kaleidoscope turn out prize
fight.
He never saw through a Webster 6
Unabridged dictionary with the aid Q;
a Roentgen ray.
He had never taken a ride in Ut
elevator.
| He had never imagined such thing
as "a typesetting machine or type
writer.
He had never seen anything but q
wooden pillow.
He had never seen his wife uslne
a sewing machine.
He had never struck Il match on hi
pants or anything else
He couldn't take an anaesthetic an
have his leg cut Off without feeling it
He had never purchased 1O-cen
magazine, which would have been re
garded as a miracle of art.
He could not buy paper for cen
and learn everything that had lap
pened the day before all over Tx
world
He had never seen a Mccormick
reaper or a self-binding harvester.
He had never crossed an iron brid., Sc
In short, there are several thing
that he could no do and several thing
he did not know.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY S, 1901. Z
CLARK IN CONTROL.

The test having been taken there
seems to be no doubt that the Mon
tana legislature is committed TO w.
A. Clark for all practical purposes.
The Heinze opposition does not seem
to have amounted to much. He was
easy game for Clark, evidently, and
doubtless the last has been heard of
him. so far as his being a factor in
the legislature is concerned.
Unless there are unlocked for COM
plications Mr.. Clark will doubtless be
elected for the long term senatorship
on the first ballot, and if there is any
contest it will be over the second sen
atorship. That fight, too. has been
simplified to some extent by the an
nouncement of Governor Toole that
he is not candidate for the toga
Heretofore he had been regarde | us
the likely man for the place, but has
''irrevocable" declination to be draw,
into the fight leaves the field more
open than it was before. 1t is likely
that in this as in other Legislative
matters, Mr. Clark will have the de
Gliding voice, and,if so, the senatorshii
will in all probability go to some cas-
side man. probably Walter Cooper Q
Senator Hoffman, of BOzeman.
One gratifying feature of the situa
ton is that there can now be IL
chance for mistake in fixing respcns
bility for whatever legislation is Ell
acted. The legislature is plainly III
der Mr.. Clark's control and the prais
or blame for it's acts will rest Yer
largely with him and his friends.