davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Conservative, 1901-02-28
Che Conservative.

ability of the railway departments to
enforce the discipline and insist on the
high standards of efficiency that prevail
in private employment. Again, witness
the fact that in Victoria, and to a con-
siderable extent in New South Wales
and the other Australasian colonies, it is
inexpedient for governments to enforce
penalties against contractors. Contrac-
tors have way of getting parliament
tary boards of inquiry appointed, with
power to award damages, and those
boards are Every careless of the interests
of the state" In short, the control over
the public purse, as we'll as the admins
tration of the various departments Of
state, is being taken out of the hands of
the ministry Of the day and turned over
to the popular branch of parliament.
The members of parliament, on the
other hand, tend to deem themselves the
mere mouthpieces of their constituencies,
to do whatever they are bid, and to
throw the responsibility for their actions
back on their constituents. Thus the
control over the public purse and the
administration Of the departments of
state, tends to fall into the hands of the
constituencies, or of aggressive groups
of voters who have a personal or class
incentive to exceptional political activity
And in order to appreciate what that
means one must remember the degree
of political apathy indicated in the fact
that from twenty-five to forty per cent
of the electors regularly fail to vote.
When it comes to electing the members
of the upper houses, who have no share
in the distribution of the public moneys,
it is impossible to bring out more than
fifty per cent of the vote.
This tendency to the displacement of
representative government by con-
stituency government extends also to
the work of framing legislation. Gov
ernment by a ministry responsible to
the popular branch of parliament, as
practiced in Great Britain, limits the
right to initiate important legislation to
the cabinet. The British House of Com
mons may amend legislative proposals
in minor matters, but when it comes to
The Conservative, 1901-02-28
graded into confused and scuffling

Lie CIVIL SeTNdutS, WuO COuStlIuUc
from ten per cent to twelve per cent of
the adult male population in commun-
ity in which from twenty per cent
to forty per cent of the voters regularly
fail to vote, and are banded together in
powerful civil service unions, thus far
having secured for themselves scale of
pay entirely beyond the reach of those
not fortunate enough to be in the states
employment. Organized labor, acting
through the powerful trades-unions of
the overgrown capital cities, year in and
year out, forces government expendi
ture upon public works in order that
work may be made for skilled labor and
unskilled at minimum rates of wages
for the day of eight hours. Local gov
erning bodies that have borrowed money
from the state for the purpose of build
ing water works, irrigation works, and
tramways, bring pressure on the govern
ment and prevent the latter from collect
ing overdue interest payments and sink
ing fund payments. Spectators in coun-
try and urban land, use the public credit
to ward off financial crisis. For example,
Sir George Dibbs, treasurer of New
South Wales, in 1888, foated loan of
$4,000, 900 in London, for the purpose of
affording relief to the Sidney money
market, which was tight in consequence
of overspeculations in land. And the
politics of Victoria from 1890 to 1892 are
unintelligible, unless interpreted as an
effort of the Munro government and the
Shiels government to use the public
credit for the purpose of arresting an
impending financial crisis. Turning to
New Zealand for an illustration of the
matter here under discussion, one finds
that the trade unions, aided by the ma
chine politicians, in 1898 brought about
the repeal of the railways act of 1888,
which had been passed in order that the
railways might be taken out of politics.
The POLITICAL officers who had
been put in charge of the railways in
1888, in 1890 had mortally offended the
trade unions by defeating the attempt
made to tie up the railways in further
ance of the great maritime strike of
1890.
To repeat, the development of the
state in Australasia into an institution
whose expenditures affect, directly and
indirectly, every section and class, has
turned parliamentary or representative
government in Australasia into con-
stituency government. The representa-
tive in parliament to an alarming degree
has been reduced to an agent whose
business it is to obtain for his constitu-
ency share in the public expenditure.
More than that, the representative must
secure the modification or suspension of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17

Amer "Phi,adelphia"-P -Procedente
dc Ia GuayIa y esealas llegara a este
puerto ell dia % del cite sieuieudo v a
je directame nte para New York.
Amer "Caracas"-Llegara a esse
puerto rrocedente de New York el dia
"a del Gle y continuara 81 s'guiente d:a
para los de la Guayra y escalas.
Amer Californian" Goa direction
a este puerto Mayaguez y Ponce sali6
del de New Orleans el dia 1S del ote.
Gil amer 'Olive I Witteln- : Sali5
dc New YoIk el dia 10 del cite con des
tino este puerto.
Col amer "Abiel Abbot"--EI dia %
del corrieDte saIdr& del puerto de New
YOik con destino este.
Esp " atalunan-Con destino este
puerto saIi6 del de Cadiz el dia 10 del
torriente-
Amer sSan Juan" Sa,i6 del puerto
de New York ell dia II del corriente
con destino 8 este.
Esp Pho IXn-EI dia IA del cte'
sali6 del puerto de Oanarias con des-
tino este puerto, Ponce, Stgo de Gu
ba, Hahana = VeracTuz.
Espsfiol "Juan Forgasp Debe haber
sali 10 de Canarias el dia del corr.ente
con destino este puerto y los de Ma
yaguez, Ponce, Sto Domingo, Habana
y Stgo de Oubs.
Esp "Ssrran- = Debe haber salido de
Liverpool (yia aldeI) el dia II
del cle condestino este puerto.
Esp "Ciudad de Oad.z" Procedente
de Habana escalas estara en- este
puerto del Is al 20 del cte para seguir
dirsctamente las OaiaIias y Ia Pc
ninsuIa.
Oubano ''JuliaD L'egarz & este
puerto del IS al 20 del corriente, pro
cedente ae Habana esoaIas interme
|dIee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
PROVISION PARA FUTUROS DE
H0RDENMn
SefaIamientO del dia de la huelga
general
'Serv;c.o csblegrkfico especial del Boletin
Mercantil)

'Serviclo csblegrkfco especial del BOletiD
Mercantil)
Nueva York, jueves. Tambien
comunican de Paris que los jetee de
los departamentos mineros de aque
la repdblica han indicado por orden
del Gobierno, q los principales ins
tigadores de la hue.ga general, que
expongan razonadarnente sus aspira
clones q fin de yer 81 So puedenllegar
& un comdn acuerdo con los patro
nos antes de que Sc origine algdn
confiicto y en- provision de desorde
mes futuros,
Ell sindicado ha sefialado ell dia
% del mes ,corriente para que Sc
verifque Ia huelga general en- toda
Francia y SO ha comunicado a todos
los districts mineros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
Mefcado de Nueva York de hoy.
(o)
Session DBL lYINIAMlENIO


En la sesi6n ceiebrsda snoche por el Con
sejo municipal de esra ciudad, SO aprobaron
los siguientes particu ares:
Leida Q; acta anterior fu6 eprobads.
Sc acordo 81 pago de una cuenta presen
tada por el Lcdo. don Manuel f. Rossy,
por honorari0s.
Sc acord6 el pago de S152 SO ceDtavos
que impOrta Ell cano de los solares donde es-
IL situsda Is plaza del mercado.
Esta cuenta SO hara efectiva de la partida
de imprevistos.
! Sc aprueba ell proyecto por 81 contador
municipal para satisfacer al ex-contratista
del slumbrLdo pdblico de Santufcs, 10 que
Sc Ie adeuda por los meses de Julio, Agosto
y Septiembre.
Sc aprob6 la distribution de fondos para
el eegnndo trimestre.
Sc decsaral fallidas varias quotas por in.
dustrieT c0mercio.
Fu6 desestimado un escrito presentado
DOR don Mariana Ross, solicitando Ia devo
luci6n de vsrias cantidades ,psgadas por ar
bitrios de puestos 6jos de carDe.
Sc acord6 que Ia empress del alumbrado
electrico estsblecida en- la Marina pague el
impuesto municipal.
Fu6 acuerdo adquirir yanos contadores
para el acueduct0.
Sc acord6 satlsfaser don Gaspar Villa =
Mr.. Rapam, vari.s cuentas FOR suministro
de carbon y otros materiales para el acue-
ducto.
Que sc ordene sl pago & don Manuel F..
Mater de las cuentss presentadas por medi-
cinas sumimistrados 81 Fl, spital de variolo
sos, en- el mes do Septiembre.
Sc acepta la renpncia presentada por ell
carrero Herminio Enrique y Sc nombva para
sustituirle IgDacio Seriano.
Fu6 nombrado diputadol del cementerio el
Concejal don Oeferino de Vale.
Sc acor.6 satisfacer & MI. Wolken Ia
obligation hipotecaria del acueducto hume.
70 2l63 pOr estar sm0rtizad0.
Den jose SolivSfas presenta un escrito
hacienda Febaja en- vai:0s artfculos del con
trato para suministro de where's q los hospi-
tales, el syuntamiento 10 t0m6 en- CoDslde
Iaci6n J acord6 dar las gracias q dicho senior
Sc 10 concede autvrisaci6n & Ia "Oompa
MIA Porto Rican American para extender
I'M edifciO que poseen en- el barrio de la
Marina.
El Honorable GOberpador Civil ba admi
lido Is renuncis presentada por don Eduar-
do Luigi 6egurs del cargo de CONCEAL del
., ,untamiento de Lares y nombrado para
sustituirle don Vicente Borges.
La causa instruids por el Juzgado muni.
cipal de San Francisco contra don Jose
Maule6n, por los successes de Fherta de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
COnSulta de TN subalter-
no al generalfsimO
BOtha
IS iDgleses fusilad0s
DERECHO DE REPRESALIAs
Los obIiga Ia actitud de Kitchener
Servicio cablegraico especial del Boletin
Mercantfl
IS iDgIeses fusilados
DERECHO DE REPREsALIAs
Los obIiga Ia actitud de Kitchener

Nueva Yoik. jueves -Telegraiian del
Oabo que ell comandante bOer Myburg,
habiend0 consultado con ell general
Botha con respecto al destino que daba
& ounce hombres del ej6rcito inges
que tenia prisioneros, ha recibido orden
de paearlos por las armas como dere-
cho de represalias a la concentration
ordenada por Kitchener y al fusila-
miento que los britanicos hacen de los
beers que oojen prisioneros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
Dimisi6n del gObernadOr
civil de Sevilla
El mlnistro Gonzalez MEGA el rumOr
sIGUE EL ESTADO DE SITIO
Personas de prestigio y popuIares de-
tenidas
(a.ryieIo O OAblegrAHco especial del Boletin
Mercan!il
El mlnistro Gonzalez mega el rumOr
sIGUE nj EsTADO DE SITIO

Madrid, jueves. .-Se asegura en-
los circulos polfticos de esta capital
que el lgobernaior civil de Sevilla
ha presentado su dinisi6n. aunque
dicha version ha sido negada 4 los
reporters de Ia prensa por 81 minis
tro del ramo sefior Gonzalez.
FL estado de sitio de toda la pro :
vincia sevillana seguirA hasta que el
captain general de aquel departa.
mento 10 crea oportuno.
Entire los detanidos Sc encuen
tran muchas personas de prestigio
y populaies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
SerViciO Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
El Orden Sc restablece en-
SevilIa
Los cOmercios abren sas puertas
Ell EJERCITO SIGUE PREvIsOR
En- los pueblos de Ia provincial renace
Ia tranqullidad
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Los comerclos abren sus puertas
FL EJERCITO SIGUE PREvISOR
,etrtieio tslegrkfco especial del Boletin
Msrcantil]

Madrid. jueves Los telegramaa
recibidos del capitan general de Sc.
villa msri6estan que en- toda aque
Ia proyincia andaluza SO ha vuelto
4 restablecer 81 orden pdblico J
han -vuelto &labrirse las tiendas de
come rcio.
Aunque todavfa siguen las pa
trullas de soldados por las GALES, en-
provision de nuevos disturbios, Ia
Ciudad vuslve POGO & POGO q su es-
tado normal y en- los pueblos que
se lovantaron renace la tranquil
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
Service cablegrkiioo especial del Boletin
Mercantil

=
Mercantil
Madrid, jueses.-Ha sido ohjeto
de una Interpolation en- el CoDgre-
10 de los Diputados, el Gobierno,
referente & los disturbios ocurridos
On Gijon.
La minoifa republican, que ini-
clio el debate ha hecho confesar 4
los ministries que Sc encontraban en-
81 banco axul que aquellos des6rde-
mes SO deben 4 les manejos de los
carlistss de las provincias del Norte,
y han declarado los Conseje-os de Ia
Corona que reprimiran con energfa
& todos los que Sc salgan dc la ley
si1 contemplaciones de ningdn ge
nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs DR TRAvBs1A
ENTRADAs DE oosTANRRos
sALDA DE TRAvEsIA

Oarga que el vap amer "Ponce' to-
mo en- este puerto con de. tlno q New
York: Fritze Lundt y co Q 526 sls con
6i4638 libras azGaar Villar y co, 153
sIs co10s secos Piza hermanos S86 cue
ros res con 44435 libras Tue American
West Indies Trading co, ii q tabace
elabora6o POrtela y co, II q id Id Sh.
Vernero y co, 6 6 id id 8 pacas con
625 lbras tabaco en rama Porto Rican
American Tobacco y co, SO q tabaco
elabJrado A Stadeker 10 d d i'd Su
cesores de 0 FAriTa y co, 6 q id i'd
w j Durlach 5 q id id MaFcio A
Oarazo d idem idem La Oarolita
Cigar co, 2 q id id Rucabado co, 2
d ID id Sors de L Villain y co, d i'd
I'd w L Boon l q i'd id Tue Central
Contracting y co. l bulto efectos S q
tis:e5an OhavarIi y co, q efeetos a
o. .tega y CO, d efectos Fre ncisco We
rar / @ piano A Lynn & ii de Perez
Morris l q libios Joss Wenar ~ ctos
vacios para cerveza G Oristiansen 13l
d chinas bis p:fias bis trutas Gap.
J J Prablss "a bultos varios efectos.
sALfDAs DE- COSTA NERos
Para Arecibo y ruta vap amer 'Lo1g
fellow" con carga general.
DEsPAOHADoS
Ninguno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17

existencia, Sc opera muy POGO con este
articnlo, notandose alguna disposition n
para obtener dicho grano Oon fine
SO clerrau los tipos s 129 a $13 ror
sCorrientes oubanos". S 13 a s 134 per
piI6nn,y $ 14a $144 por 'hac'endp,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
MAIZ

La solicitud de este gral continda
muy mcderada cuya 'cOtil acion cierIa
a lja a 8 flnega, hAbieIdo abundants
existencia del mismc.
TABACO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17

En- eL- COngresO de los
DiputadOs
Debate que inician las minOrias re-.
..publicanas
DEULARACION QUE HAOE Ell GO
BIERNO.
Energfa de los Consejeros
de ia Corona
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17


Seg1n nuestros cables de hoy au-
ment6 ell precio del aztcar centrifugado
en- los Estados Unidos 81 centavos por
quintal, pues aver Sc cotisaba d S3a u
hoy 4 s 3.13lI6.
El moscabado firme & 3.5l16.
IIos sefores M. Fernandes y Hermanos,
del comercio de esta plaza, nos participant
que por el fallecimiento de gu senior her.
mano ocurrido recientemente en- Asturias,
han adquirido de su leeftimo teredero, ell
.establecimiento que aquel posefa en- Ia calle
de San Sebastian ndmero 90 y la vez
nos dicen que, por Escritura publica otor-
gada ell nueve del corriente ante ell Nota-
rio LcGo. don Herminio Diaz Navarro, han
constituido una sociedad regular collective
que girara bsjo la rsz6n de M. Fernandes
J Hermano.
/ Ha llegado esta capital donde .fjar& su
residences, ell senior don Francisco Redri.
guez, de Msyaguez.
Mafana Las ocho de Ia noche habra con,
ferencia en- los salones de 10 Federation
Regional, Luna 90.
Tema, GEL Emprestito municipal
Orador, el Presidente de dicho OentrO.
-(o)--
ReViStd COmeTCial
DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNCJOS
Operaoiones durante ell dia de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17

Muy coIta es la solicitud otstan--
te ser abundante la cantida de esta
hoja en- Ia que SO nota calma hssta pa
ra su misma fabrication, debido a que
la expo taci6n de elaborados no es ac-
tiva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
Yapores que Sc esperan

Amer "Phi.adelphia"-
dc Ia Gusyra y esealas llegara este
puerto ell dia % del CITE sieuieudo v a
je directamente para New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
UNA FACTORIA De AzUCAR De $4,000 TONE[ADAS.
Equipada con evaporadoras LILLE.

facta fonstuyendo a de Num- Hawaiian Com
mero Su Company na una pacad de $4,000 oadas de azcr
Para peddo
ap eec deend tener cad apaad de 10000 gnes de
peddoS de uup
100000
las s Hawaii 100000
la "a
Es Stan.
d capacad ha do suped cas donde
n
THE SUGAR APPARATUS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
R. A. MACFIE
UNICO AGENTE EN- ESTA ISLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17

opHRAoloNns DB BuoUns Es punEs 0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17
Indicaciones del gObier.
no frances

En- busca de una soluciOn
satisfactOris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-17

MERCAD0 DE FRUTos
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-21
FAMOUS
MINSTREL
TROUPE

The present season is the fourth in
which William Ii West has been at the
head of his own organization, which has
bsea from the first known as "William
Ii, Vests Big Minstrel Jubilee"
The performance is almost entirely
new from start to finish, but a few Of the
people who were most strikingly sue
cossiul last season have been retained.
Among these are Billy Nan, than whom
no wittier or more popular monolcgue
artistist in this country; Manuel Ro
main, iayorite tenor, and the famous
Rio Brothers, whose marvellous ieats on
the rings in mid-air created a positive
sensation on their first appearance in
America Among the new comers are
Clement Stewart, OF the world famous
Moore and Burgess Mohawk Minstrels,
of London, engaged by cable for the
American tour just previous TO the Com.
pany's departure from New York MIR.
Stewart was the leading tenor of the
Moore and Burgess organization. Other
vOcalists are George Jones, a remarka.
BILE boy baritone, who possesses voice
of great purity and strength; Harry
Sylvester, an excellent second tenor, aud
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-21
CITIZEN DISCUSSES HEALTH.

Ed. JoURNAL--The suggestion by a
Salem citizen that our town needle q
scavenger service more than city ply
sician will bear consideration, and seems
to be more nearly within the scope OF
our necessities than health officer who
depends for success upon the activities
OF the people and of the remover and
destroyer Of filth. Whether the cases Of
sickness in our midst the past summer
are attributable to this or that cause is
immaterial, so long as the cause is not to
be removed. II may not be the dirty
alleys, decaying sidewalks, rotten stills
under old houses, surface wells or any
other of the causes assigned, but IL
is certain that no harm will
come to our citv or any
Of it's residents to have these alleged
causes removed.
A city physician who has good COM
mon sense stock OF sanitary knowledge
would certainly do no harm, but with
only one.third of our city within the
limits his jurisdiction would be limited
10 such an eXten, as 10 reduce his use
iulness TO a minimum, and the expense
would not be iustifable. IL would be
like forcing one fruit or hop grower, to
spray hiG trees aud vines 10 destroy lice,
when they were allowed to come by
millions onto his place from neighbours
fields that were not sprayed, A health
officer would have jurisdiction only to
the city limits. Right over the line
might be surface we'll full of more or less
poisoned water, a cesspool full Of fever
germs, filthy barns and surroundings
enough to poison the air for blocks, and
our city health officer could do nothing
10 protect u.s. The health officer would
have to be a joint official OF county and
city as ho must have Jurisdiction to the
fextent Of the suburbs or OF the school
district lines TO give usprotection against
infectious diseases from such sources.
Still mere city health officer might be
better than no protection.
A prominent physician says the put
ting down Of cement sidewalks and clean
alleys, and airing under the Easements,
and yentila ion Of cellars and good sew
erage aud clean remises would do more
to remove typhus aud infectious diseases
than any health officer could do in the
! absence OF those conditions. II there is
anything wrong with the source OF the
Salem water supply, it should be laid
bare and the remedy applied A com
mittee OF the council on behalf of the
water users should employ competent
aud dlsinterested diver to examine the
line OF the supply pipe across the
slough and report whether il
takes in any slough water
on not. II il does take in any at all il
should be stopped no matter what the
expense. Ii there is any ioulness in the
reservoir it should be cleansed no matter
what the expense. Even with the mos
perfect water service that the city car
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-21

on which rests the schools and
the industry and the real wealth Of the
nation. The children that are taken TO
Sunday school but once week get
something that no other organization
can give them, The young people who
assemble but once week are placed un.
der an influence OF restraint at a time
Of life when their natures are plastic and
no other organization can do for them
what the church does. We may not
all agree with all that is taught in the
United Brethren church or any other de.
nomination. But there is in the work
and influence of all the churches in tbier
relation 10 the family life and home.
building what nothing else can supply
and we should sustain such home build.
ers in all their undertaking. Rev. Mer-
ritt Davis deserves especially the sup
port of our readers in his labors to keep
up the work OF the little Mission church
in Yew Park.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-21

lannon's, or iniamoue-just as you like 1t
scalp bounty law.-Brownsville Times.
The Time g - good Republican paper
and ought 10 kGow that nothing popu-
larizes a man m re with the rag-tag and
bob-tail Of that purity than just such
bounty legislatiJn. There lie Geo. @.
Brownel, the springer Of the Clacka-
mas prairie, who has sired more uncalled-
for legislation than any man in Oregon
he is invinciable with the masses OF bis
party there. Aud IL causes the thought
ful man TO think q thunk.
q q
People comment on the engagement
of the Archduchess Elizabeth Of Aus
tria in a remarkable manner, marvelipg
that one royal marriage is love affair
Baker Republican.
The proposition to call the Philippines
the Mckinley Isles has been eat down
upon by the Republican leaders. It sa
vored too much Of imperialism Cottage
Grove Leader.
Col. G. 5. jackson, OF the East Orego
nian, is understood to be the author of
the we'll known Eastern Oregon poem
'T Love to See My Dear Old Mother
Work. ="
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-21
Red lime

take pleasant herb drink, the next
morning feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor says IL
acts gently on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It
is made Of herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. II is called Lanes Medi.
cine. All druggists sell it at 25c, and 80
cts. Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. II you cannot get it,
send for free sample.- Address, Orator
Woodward, Leroy, N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-21

Wilson n. Miller, a strong, sympathetic
basso. Among the comedians are Ms.
Carr, Tim Mcmahon, John T. King and
Frank Hammond, Mcmahon & King
also introducing a pew black face dance
ing and singing act, while Carr and Nc
Donald and Parshley have a novel
sketch entitled "In Camp" with many
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-21
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Gu

get under the present conditions there
will be foul wells and unsanitary condi-
tions prevailing in psrts of the city and
suburbs, No municipality can realize
cleanliness is next TO Godliness. But no
municipality can violate that law with.
out paying the penalty. @.