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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03
Giienbah
6 m migrant Gap, gdI.,
9. W2di.

2. mai.
Sin @rcuriions5ug aus Rdamonb
fubr geitern Ra6t bei Du6l 9aB, pier
WieiIen 0Itlih bon bier, IN einem BON
Rdu9 dngefiillten neutrality-suspicious.
in oas bintere @nbe bes y2imiteo 10.
q. Der pripatpdggon ,. 6. W1ilIs'
Der ii6 am binteren Gnoe oes .9imi.
t:o" befanb, ipuroe erbe6li9 beIddbigt
Der 6ei3er Sdmes SaunDcrs aus 3be
8alles, Ore, ipurbe duf Der SteIle ges
tobtet uno mebrere pdiTdgiere unt
3ugbeoienitete lei6t berltBt. .. 6.
Drills unb ieine gntelin, ioipie U6ite.
lam gisib uno @emablin batten iif
eben an ben SpeiIetiI9 i'm binteren
SbeiIe Der Gar geiebt, dls Der 3uIdms
menItob erfolgte. Qllle ipurSen mebr
ober tpeni9er geIdunben, bod Riemont
srnItlid bsrleBt. D6iteta!p Reib er.
belt eine erbeblide S9nittiouuoe i'm
Geii9t.
ct. Qouis, No 2. Uiai.
9ds bon Der Rotbs 6omeber 6cifst
Co." benuBte Gebduos go. 200 g. s.
Gnabe purbc fat bollItGnbis bur9
Sruer 3erIt0rt. Der GeIammtIdJobeu
tetTGgt $4,000, eini6lieblib oes
tur6 BaFsr angeri9tetsn Staben5
in oem @ei9dft Der Oliper WalPdrer
Go. :.
petin, Sn., 2. Wtai.
Der Saupts @eI6Gftsblod BON Son
Sole, 20 Wsilen iiiblt6 BON bier. III
eingsGI6ert porben. Smiths Speis
der, gtodm Reioinser's 2tllerpsltslds
Sen, Der sr0bte in Der Stabt, uno nebs
rere BobngsbGube nur6en Seritprt.
Der @siammtI6uben betrdgt iiber
$4,000.
bodibsrSise Stiftuue.
Green a tile, SnO., 2. @oi.
9. 80. MinIball BON Serrs 6au4s
bat Der Depoups llniperiitGt eine brittle
S6entung i'm getrugs bon $4,000
oemadt, ipel6es GeIb gu Der @rrifs
tung elmer neuen .Scisnce 5dn" rers
nunot fuerben Toa. Der Gontrdtt fir !,
ben gau 1T bereits perseben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03

& 90. iinb in einem Mafenerab bee,s
biJt iporoen. Die Sbeilnabme ON Gem
SegrGbnib mar cine ungebeuere Sei
Der erereifenoen @rabrebe oes 9eiltlie
d)cn blieb fein gluee trpden Der Sal.
Ter begniiete iih auf leiner 5abrt ppr
Grpnbers mad @iienu9 bamit. ar Ner
lin9IiidsitGtte lan9Iam poriiber5ufaDs
ren.
Sn bem @lberfeloer pro5eb, Ser Ii9
nun I9pn felt Mpnaten peiterI9leppt,
lit bisber ni9t eripieien porben. oab
NtilitGrGrSte bebufs Gntbebun1 rsis
der Siingliuee BON Der &riegspfiiG!t
beiio9en pprben iino. Der Gorp8arSt
oes z. @rmeecprps, @enerdlarst Or.
Strtder, Der als SahperItdnoiger pers
nommen nurbe, ertlGrte: Gs Eomme
gele9entli9 Dor unb lei aud taum 3u
bernleiben, bab MilitGrdrSte bei Der
lnterfu9une bon Stellunespfii9tiAen
trreqefiibrt niirben; bic 9lerSte icicr
aber GbrenmGnner, unb es mare iibers
bies taum onSune6men, bab Iie Ii9,
I'M einen @elbpprtbeil au erlcnQen,
um ibre gon3e 2ebensftelIung bringen
fp!l.en. Snsbeionbere Iei nem in Die
Sadie perpideIten SberItdbsarst 0r,
S9immel (pom 2. peftfGliI9en 9aiu-
rerre9iment Ro. III etrpas Oerarti9eS
nidlt Su5utrduen.
Die 9ombur9er gtrbeit9eber iino
ii6ereingetommen, ale 9trbeiter, ipel1e
om Wlaitag Die 9lrbett einitellen, bic
gum 10. Wfai duSSuI6lieBen.
Nus Bremen lit Der ReAtsanmalt
@5p;tta, no6bem er Bancroft gemd9t,
perf6nunben.
-JtdIien.
f m, 1. Mdi.
Der Miniter bes SSnnern, Si0nor
8iopdnni Giolitti ma9te 6eute i'm
Sendt Die 2lntiinbigun9, baB bic Res
qierang in bic CUR 3eit berrI9enoen
StreitS nibt eingreifen fperoe.
China.
Berlin, 1. mai.
SieIi9e 8eamte ertlGren, baB bic
9uuptmafIe bes beutf6en Expeditions
corps in China ii9 jebt in ibre frii6ere
@tellllng 3uriif3iebt unb baB nur einc
@arni!On on lem @ingang 5ur @rcs
ben Mlauer eeIoHen ipirb.
Die gti9tbetbeiligung Der Sran3rs
len an Dem 8ompfe mar nibt bic llrs
fade BON 8efeblen aus 9aris, Ionbern
BON gu IpGtem Gintreffen.
IS limb teine tpeiteren Srpeoitioner
geplant unb foI9e IolIen nur ftattfin.
ben, falls bic Gbinefen iie n0tbig ma
den.
Sn officiellen Sreifen qlaubt man,
bdB' General 2iu auf eigsue @eronts
tpOrtung, ober biellei9t benz Ratbe
zines frembenfeinbli6en Manburinen
fOIsenb, pprging. Sn amtIi6en Sreis
len glaubt man nidt, baB bic dime
iif9e Regierung ben @eneral Gin 5um
8ioeritanb gegen Die 0eutf6en uuI-
gefOrbert bat, ba bies ben Snterefen
Der &eaieruns pOlig 5upiberlaufsn
tpiirbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03
Oeutfhldne.
Berlin, 1. mai.

Ser lin, I. mai.
Glf Der bieiieen 3eitungen bruden
einen Nrtifsl Der r6amburger Ha9s
ri4ten" ab. porin geiast trirb, oab
Der @bef oes taiierIi9en Gipilta6inets,
5reiberr b. Qucanus. gegen ben Rei6ss
tan5ler @rdf Billion intri9uire, treil
2ebterer ben &aiier gegen ibn (2ucas
nus) oufbebe. Der in &eoe Itsbenbe
2irtifel iagt ferrer, oaB cine &eOrganis
iation bes Winiiteriums no1rI6einli9
iei, nobel Der preuBif9c 9inan3mini.
iter Or. BON Wliquel, bes preuBi19e
Wliniiter oes Snnern Jrei6err bon
Rbeinboben, Der preu6ii9c Miniiter
Der 2anbpirtbi9oft Jreib'yr bpnS. M
meriteins2orten uno DIR pretbiihe
SanoelsminiIter 9refelo iiber bie
alinge iprinsen piiroen. Der aorres
Iponbent Der QlTociir.sn preFe bat
ibrigens guten @runO, Die etuslaiiung
9refelb's aus bem reuen Sa6inet fur
uniDdbr 5u bdlten.
Berlin, /. Ufdi.
2lus aiouti6ou tommt bic Dtels
bung BON einem ungliidsfdn, Der heuts
idje Solooten betroffen bot. Wlebrers
sS,nionteriiten, bic nit unse3iincetp
Gtrei9bDl59en OOs 5dus zines Chine.
fen tur9iu6tsn, tamen sinsm Ofiensu
a5ulberfdb 5u nabs. Gs srfolgte sine
GypIoFon, bur6 lpslhe Sobann S6us
bert aus 0egelsbsn i'm preubiihn gle'
gisrunesbe3irt Wusoeburg sstoetct,
5siebri6 ged aus Roounsen in Der
Rbcinprobin5 lsbsnsgefdbrli9 no
5psi onoere Solbatsn lsidter psrIsgt
nurten.
Die S6iffsoffi5isre 2erde. Gas6I.I
unb Otto pon Der 6amburgs s2tmsrita.
9inh perben Iih bem Gapiidn 9ieiCr
2inic, Ruisr, dnihlieben unb bic 5iio.
pol Grpsbition bee golarfOri6e:s uHo
qrofefors an Der llniOeriitdt Berlin,
gri4 BON Drbealsti, besIsitsn.
9GOFsbaebn Spfer Der furhtbareH
eIsl0iiOH 5u Grissbsim BEL Jraniiart
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phiIippinsn.
@afbtngtOn, .. g.. 2. g1ui


gBafbingtou, .. g., 2. Wui.
Tas ariegsoepartement 6dt 9euit
g9cyqsn aus Ulanild bic folgsnbe an
brlcetei6s BON General Wa.9(rt3t
e.rdlten: Quentin Gales bnt Sloitr
an q. 2(pril iiberge6en. 2tas orgdhi
firte Sppoiition drf Der Sniel lit 81
Gnbe.
,lIitieI, uu6 sd6.2Imerifd.
Sontiago, G9ile. Q. U2ai
PrGIibCnt Grra3uris ipirO fUsgs!
ardni6cit bic Observation-Disclosures
BEN gremierminiitsr Ssnor Ent6a
Sanartu iibsrtrasen.
W(dnagud, Ricdrdgud,
2. Woi.
Gcnor quis 7. Gorsn, Der ricdrd-
pncniide @eIanh.s fir bic 8rsiuiqtCr
Gtadisn, 1T 6suts BON bier iibtr pa
namd mad Qaibinstpu abesrs.it.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03
Berlin. 2. gnlnt.

Sin @srtreter Der Re9ierure bat Der
MISREPRESENTATION fir petitionen
nitgetbeilt, baB 8euti3lano BON &ng-
lono 5000 Yfunb Sterling perlangi
babe, ipegen Au3peiTung elmer 2ln3o6t
OeutIder l1ntert5anen aus benz 9ran&s
oaal unO oaB @nglanb bas &erlan9en
5uriidgenteien babe, neil es fsiuer
prd3eoen8fau i4affen pOIe, bub ea
dber nit eiuer ltnteriu6ung Der gam
sen 4n9elegenbeit beI9dftigt lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03

@. S6upeter. 6. .. Suge,,tusler uno
Srant @olff. Der Sip bes NotionuI=
pereins ipirb ii9 inGplumbus befinben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03
8erttn, 2. D2ai.

Der Director Der &riegsipsrft In
WiIbelmsbapen bat an ale auf Der
g8crft auseitellten Qrbsiter cine Nars
nung erIaien, beute ni9t BON Der Dir
belt lpe95ubIeiben, Inn an Der Wtaiz
trpoeIiion tbeil3unebmen, piorigens
fats iie entlaFen iperben piirben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03
Berlin, 2. 9g2dt.

cSn Den bte1tgen dntll6en SreHen
lit man Iidb nod ni4t gan5 tlar bar
iiber, mas Der bur9 bic Sapferfeit uns
Ierer 3ruppen jebt ge6rodeue beTtige
@iOeritano oes 6ineiiI9en 9eneral8
2iu eigentltcb gu beoeuten bate. War
bas taiierti3e Gbttt, bas bem @enerdl
ben Rid3ug anbefabl, une6t, ober be
3pedte es cine abIi9tti9e SrreFiibruuq,
obsr 1T Der &aiIer &pan9 S5ii 10 elm.
fIuBlos, boB feline 8eFebls miBa9tei
rperben2 8ie benz Iber eu9 iein mng
man gIoubt jeBt bier, bdB pie Der
General Gin ertbeiiie 2ettion Der 9iei.
gung Der Gbineien, Die Demdrtation5
Iinie 81 iibsridreiten, einen gebDrigcr
9Gmpfer oufieben iperbe.
Der in ben iie9rei6en @efehter oe'
0eutl1en inGbind perlpuubete oeutfa,
2eutnant 0repeIlo lit Ieinen Wur6er
bereits erlegen. gu ben 8erfpunoeier
gebort Der Golonnens6iibrer Oberf
ayo IHttlItVt.
@ie no9trGgIi6 aus Bonn beridtet
tpirO, lieB Der Saifer fib gum 9tbIdief
burd ben Gbor bes bOrtigen MGnner.
geIangOereins bus 2ieb ,9om 3bsin-
fpieberbolen, fpobei er ben Refrain tai
tirte un0 mitiang. 8ei oieIer @elegc,ts
Geit ipru6 er bic 6offnung aus, bal
balO pieoer Elm gr0Beres SeIangsfcIl
ftattfinben fperbe.
Sn Grlangen 1T Der llniberIitdt5.
proieTor Gbirurg Or, BON 6einedt
i'm Qtlter BON iiebenunbiieb5;g Sabrel
geftorben. @r bat ausge3ei6netC
g8erte iiber bic perT9ieOenIten 5rngsu
Der Gbirureie perIabt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-03
Jtalien.
81 . m, 1. mai.

Der MiniIter bes Snnern, Si9npr
Siobdnui Giplitti mo9te beute i'm
Senat Die 2lntiinbigung, baB bic &ts
giertng in bic CUR 3eit berrI9enben
StrettS ni6t eingreifen lperoe.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
FULL and OVERLOOKING.
Reserve Fund of Kansas State and
Private Banks.
DEPOSITS EXCEED RECORD.

Topeka, April s,--According to tho
quarterly bank statement, just issued
by Bank Commissioners Morton Al
baugh, Kansas Is richer today than she
has been since the Office of bank com.
missioner was created, There are now
3O5 state and private banks in Kansas,
which Is three more than there were in
December, when the last statement
was made. The deposits in these
banks amount to S33, 7O1sOs This Is
nm increase over the amount on deposit
In December Of $9,1l?, ,isO 20, and Is
more than the state ever had on deposit
before,
The cash and sight exchange on hand
amounts to Sl6,sl5, go GO, which is an
increase over the amount on hand for
December of Sl,7Gl, ,O74so. The loans
and discounts have increased S3is, ,G22. "A
within the past three months.
The law requires that 20 per cent Of
the reserve fund shall be kept on hand
by the banks, but the farmers OF the
state are so prosperous and all kinds OF
business is in such good condition that
the people do not need the money, and
the reserve fund has constantly in
creased within the past five or six
years, The percentage of reserve fund
on hand in February was 40 SO and in
December, 1900, it was l4,43, The
highest point the reserve fund has ever
reached was in September, 1900, when
there was 81 per cent OF it on hand
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
Al Smooth WITH Denmark.

Washington, April 0.-An official de-
nial is given to the London report that
the United States government has
adopted n menacing attitude toward
Denmark about the cession Of the Dan.
ish West Indies to the United States.
The negotiations have been character.
lied by the most friendly feeling on
both sides, The United States govern
ment has not exercised the slightest
pressure on Denmark, nor will it doso.
If the cession is effected it must be
purely voluntary on the part of the
present owners, 1t is also denied that
Denmark has sought or has received
the support of other European powers
In antagonism to the United States.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
RnsaIn protosts RIrht Mntlro.

Washington, April s,-The govern
ment from Russia has communication
of unusual Importance, As to Man
churia, 1t is made clear that Russia's
course never has varied in the purpose
to leave that province an integral part
of China and TO return the Russian
troops as rapidly as safety would per-
init. This, moreover, it is made plain
in the communication, has been RuAsia's
course throughout Notwithstanding
assertions to the contrary, 1t is graf
flying that Russia's is responsive of
Secretary Hays note of March lst
last,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
Street Car FAlls 80 Feet.

Syracuse, N. Y, April 0.--While a
car of the Syracuse Rapid Transit
company was crossing the bridge over
the Oswego river, in the heart of the
city. the bridge suddenly gave way,
dropping the car and its sixty passen-
gers TO the canal bed, thirty feet
below. Several persons who were
crossing the bridge at the time went
down with the car, and horse and
loaded lumber wagon were piled on
top of the heap. About forty persons
were injured, several dangerously.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
Hughes Elected Mayor.

Topeka, April 4,--Thc entire repub-
lican ticket was elected in Topeka
with the exception of councilmen in
the First and Second wards. The vote
on mayor is very close but the repub-
licans say Colonel j. w. Il, Hughes, re-
publican, has won over Albert Parker,
democrat, by 500, Many democrats
are still hopeful, but the leaders say
Hughes majority will be about 200.
The fight was ccntered on mayor.
Colonel Hughes represented the tenn
perance element and Parker the
license crowd
Later The finished count of the
ballots at $50 a. m. show General
Hughes to be defeated by II votes.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
Foot and Mouth DInenne.

Washington, April O.-The officials
of the agricultural department are
closely watching all reports from
abroad regarding the extent of the
foot and mouth disease, a fatal malady
that is raging among the live stock in
almost every country throughout Eu-
rope. This is done not only to protect
the vast livestock interests of this
country, but also to protect our $780,
100000 or $4,000, 900 annual export
trade in cattle,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
A Now Mnr Clnnd RIalnr.

Washington, April al. S. Minister
Loomis has been recalled from Venezue-
Ia. The report he will make to the state
department will have much TO do with
the determination Of the attitude of
the United States toward the South
American republic The administra.
tion is deeply irritated over Venez-
uela's conduct and has concluded that
the time has arrived for this govern
ment to assert itself and require re-
spect and proper treatment for Ameri.
can agents and American citizens.
Mr.. LOOMS withdrawal in itself Is
an indication of the displeasurc of the
United States and Venezuela will un.
doubtedly SO receive it.
Until Secretary Hay has had an
opportunity to talk freely with Mr..
Loomis as TO the conditions in Venez.
uela 1t cannot be known positively
whether or not he will return to his
post Mr. LOOMS has been the object
Of bitter attack by some of the Venez-
uelan newspapers not solely because
OF the asphalt controversy, but also
because he was charged with making
false reports to his government touch.
ing insurrectionary movement in Ven
ezuela. 1t is only fair to state that
Venezuelan charge here asserts posi-
lively that these attacks were made by
irresponsible newspapers and the gov.
ernment was not behind them and
deprecated them. II Mr. Loomis con.
firms this view, and he cares TO return
to Caracas, he will be permitted to do
SO. Mr.. Loomis is expected to arrive
in New York on April 10.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
sauIrrel,a Nest in mer Coat

At prayer meeting In Herklmer, NJ
Y, Mrs, j, d, Henderson was disturbed
by something moving in tho sleeve Of
her fur coat. She took of tho coat
and found that her pet squirrel, which
had been missing for a day or two,
had made nest between the lining
and the fur, The squirrel refused to
como out and It was not until Mrs,
Henderson took the coat home, ripped
apart tho sleeve and removed the nest
that the squirrel would leave.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
DO YOU feel LIKE THISp
Pen Picture for Women.

/" ! am 80 nervous, there Ia not a
we'll inch in my whole body. am so
weak at my stomach and have indi-
gestion horribly, and palpitation OF
the heart, and am losing flesh, This
headache and backache nearly kills
ME, and yesterday nearly had hyster.
les there is II weight In the lower part
Of my bowels bearing down all the
time, and pains in my groins and
thighs; ! cannot sleep, walk, or sit,
and believe am diseased all over
no one ever suffered as do"
This Is description Of thousands of
cases which come TO Mrs. Pinkham's
attention daily An infamed and ul-
cerated condition Of the neck OF the
womb can produce all Of these symp.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
LAnnrI,shIre NIInorn ONT.

London, April 4.-The dissatisfaction
existing among the Lanarlsshire
miners and engineers, 10000 of whom
are idle, owing to strike for an eight
hour day, is having an adverse effect
upon the iron and steel works in Scot
land. Some of the iron masters have
taken steps to damp down their
furnaces and steel makers will stop
their mills. The railroads are sending
engineers and shunters to some of the
mines.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
VIII Take Two Yonrn Yet.

Topeka, April 0.--Sam johnson, of
Troy, in charge of one of the town
site appraising boards Of the Indian
country says that it will probably
take two years yet to complete the
work of appraising townsites. His
headquarters are at Ardmore, but he
is working on several nearby towns.
The appraisement has been practically
completed at Ardmore. According to
his figures the Cnickasaw Indians will
receive more than 100000 from the
sale Of lots in Ardmore alone.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
A Prlncoly uusqar.

Prince Arthur of Connaught is to
receive a commission in the Seventh
hussars, Prince Arthur, who is the
only son of the duke of Connaught, has
always had n wish to follow the pro-
fesson Of his father. Ho made him
self very popular at Eton by his de-
termination not to give up his nation
allty In order to be a reigning duke
In Germany-an honor which, there
fore, devolved on his cousin, the
young duke OF Albany, now duke Of
Sake Coburg.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
ponlnrs Method OF Ahyorllslnr.

An ingenious method OF getting
around the unwrItten law of the bet
ter physicians that they shall not ad-
vertise, without technically breaking
the law, has been practiced by n New
York doctor He does not advertise.
lie simply writes letters thanking his
clients for their appreciation of his
services and outlining what he has
done for them, Quite by accident the
letters are misdrected and sent to
those whom the doctor would like as
clients,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

On q wager Of two boxes OF choco-
late creams with two classmates, ono
OF whom Is girl, "freshle" OF Law
renee University, Appleton, Wis, ato
the legs OF small lizard which had
been In pickle in the geological labora-
tory for many years, While he was
eating the young woman tainted, Soon
after the incident the lizard eater had
q violent attack Of nausea, but rccoy-
cred without medical aid,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

Washington, April As. II. Peters,
of Kansas, is to be pension commits
sioner to succeed Evans. This state
ment is made fiat by close friend Of
the appointing power
Mr.. Peters and the president have
been close personal friends for years.
Peters moved to Kansas from Ohio.
The commissioner.to-be and the presi-
dent ended their terms in congress
with the historic Fifty.frst, after
years in congress.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
In AID Of MadleX Homo.

The Indiana Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, which some years
ago established the Hadley Industrial
Home at Richmond, Ind, through the
liberaity Of Mr., and Mrs, Addison Had
ley Of Hendricks county, has received
another liberal gift, The will Of Mr.,
Hadley, who recently died, sets aside
a large portion OF the estate as an on
dowment fund for the home, and adds
277 acres OF land, making the total
holdings 3S7 acres,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
British Interests Are Menanced.

London, April s,-The Times has re-
ceived the following from its correspon.
dent in Wellington, New Zealand:
France, after establishing a naval
station in the Pacific and increasing
her warships to Ave within few
weeks, is now engaged in strengthen
ing her land defenses. This action is
regarded as menacing British interests
in the South Pacific.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

toma and no woman should allow
herself to reach such n perfection Of
misery when there Is absolutely no
need OF it, The subject Of our por-
trait in this sketch, Mrs Williams OF
Englishtown, Nd, has been entirely
cured Of such illness and misery by
Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound, and the guiding advice of Mrs,
Pinkham of Lynn, Mass,
No other medicine has such record
for absolute cures, and no other medi-
cine Is "just as good" Women who
want cure should insist upon getting
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound when they ask for II at store.
Anyway, write n letter to Mrs Pink
ham at Lynn, Mass, and tell her all
your troubles, Her advice Is free.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
GOV. ALLEN ON PORTO RICO,
Talks About That Island, Aud lts Pro-
dnotIOna, etc.

duotiOns, etc.
Washington, April 0.-Governor
Charles H. Allen OF Porto Rico has
arrived on Washington,
Speaking about the affairs Of the
island, he said that the situation had
improved very materially In every way
since he became governor over year
ago
I'm the old established industries In
Porto Rico there has been a great inn
provement In all except coffee growing
and production, Unfortunately, this
il languishing at the present time.
The production Of sugar has been in
creased from 10000 tons last year to
probably 100000 tons estimated for
this year. The sugar industry Is
bound to flourish owing to the tariff
discrimination in its favor. Upon the
crop estimated for this year the Porto
Ricans will save 81, 500, 900 tariff duties
The Orange industry is being increased
by the investments Of Americans The
fruit is delicious and there is plenty Of
land to be had for the cultivation OF
oranges"
Governor Allen said that although
agents had induced several thousand
people to emigrate TO Hawaii, Cuba
and Ecuador the number, when com
pared with million, the percentage is
so small as not to be worth consider
ing.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
Meeting OF Leagues.

Washington, April s,-The board of
directors Of the American Anti.Saloon
League has fixed December to 3 in
elusive as to the date for holding the
national convention of the association.
The meeting will be congregation of
the various anti-saloon leagues of the
country and large representation is
eypected
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

Twenty thousand spoons, $4,000 des-
sert and table forks, over 1000 fish
knives and carvcrs, 800 entree dishes
and tureens, 1900 candlesticks and tea
and coffee sets to match, are wanted in
electro-plate for the use OF British
army officers, The admiralty has ask
ed Sheffield for tenders.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

New Orleans, April O,-The Piclia.
yune's Beaumont, Texas, special says;
The fifth gusher has been struck here.
1t is a perfect well, splendidly finished
and was brought in without the loss of
a single barrel of oil save what was
purposely turned loose.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

The twentieth century began January
lsI lVl, ana VIII end with 1000, People
ald not begin TO reckon time from A, ID, /,
but waited until about the 65Oth year OF
me christian ora, People who begin 10
ter's stomach Bltters, Immediately after
mo lrst outbreak OF dyspepsia, malaria,
Ihgumatlsm, constipation, nervousness or
Wdney trouble win date their cure i'm
medlately from them, $50
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
A Smnll SnCCnIatIon.

Toledo, o., April s,-The Bee pub.
lished story to the effect that DR..
Ash, a former resident of this city, has
just sold to John D. Rockefeller for
81 l,000,0 900, 100 acres in northern Wis
consin, which DIR, Ash purchased in
1884 for $1,000 on speculation. The
tract is said TO include neutral har.
Dor.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11
Cannda,s M.rd Of nnn.ln.

Canada still has a wild herd Of buf-
falo, Traces Of the existence OF tho
animals were found in the woods at
the west of Slave river, It was ascer-
tained that the buffalo was being mer-
cilessly hunted and destroyed by tho
Indians,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, csc, Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen s. olmsted, Leroy, NY.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

The System cannot be In good condI-
tlon when the bowels are constipated.
Take Garfield Tea, II cures constipa-
tlon and effectually regulates the liver
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-11

Success comes to most people by the
inch--and disappointment by the yard.