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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

Sunday was a beautiful day, and
there was full attendance at the va
rfous churches.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

w.R. C. will hold their annual elec-
tion of officers at o'clock this after
noon.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

DIR. Simpson and Rev. G. E. Davies
Davies exchanged pulpits Sunday even
ing.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

For switches, pompadour rolls, hair
tonic, creams, etc., and switches made
of combings, call on Mrs. Florence
Baldwin, Opera Block. Phone SOB.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03
Have you paid for your REPUBLICAN,
b 3 3 B b
LOCAL BREvlTlEs

The open season for quail expired
Saturday.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03
West Mansfield Poultry Show.

The third annual exhibit of the West
Mansfield Poultry Association will be
held at West Mansfield, Dec. 3, a, 3, 81
and I.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

Marysville people are talking up a
Memorial Building.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

Don't delay-get your Lancaster al
manacs now, for 1902 sat BUTLER'S
Drug Store. dec27et
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

Two hustlers. Our 60c Young H,-
son tea and our 15c bulk coffee. Buy
item at ED. w. kALB'S.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03
OUR : : !
DEP PARTMENT

OF Ladies' Ready-made
Goods should interest all buyers. Spe-
ciai attention is called to separate
Dress Skirts and Walking Skirts in
both lines. We show latest seasonable
productions.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03
LADIES' SUITS.

Our styles in Silk, Wool
and Flannelette Waists are from the
leading makers of such goods and of
their best productions. Black Taffeta
Waists we show at S., 81, S.. Wool
Waists at 81 and upwards. We are al
80 showing a splendid line of
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

Granulated Sugar 5
cents a pound. and
Lyon Coffee 10 cents a
pound, at MCLaugh-
Inns. (Limited.)
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03
WE PLACED ON
SALE THIS
MORNING

A line Of new Skirts with
circular fiounce. Neatly trimmed
garments at popular prices. Also
some swell Walking Skirts. Although
the season is we'll advanced we still
show some good things in
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03
Club Rates.

We will furnish the following period
icals and papers to subscribers to the
BELLEFoNTAINE REPUBLICAN at the
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03

Granulated Sugar 5
cents a pound. and
Ivon Coffee 10 cents a
pound, at McLaugh-
Inns. Oimited.)
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-03
FREE WANT ADS.

RIO SELL.-A full blood Jersey heifer calf,
l. four days old, cheap. Peter Dow.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
FL Captain franqdsza.

no tisns validex alguna por no ser possible
que el inspector declare Ia verdad.
No debe e1trsh arse ell h5lico de la
conduota del sefior Armstrong por ser el
mismo que cometi6 con los Eihos min 10
dc Ia eHigh g. b ,ols b hschos parecidos.
I'm cuanto d 10 de Ia pro fssoYa Mi. >
Briston, deolaran dos 8 tres nifios del 90
Ion principal que al ser llamsdcs por ella
porque iban d qaejarss al <B ,letips d
<La Correspondence las frases de ella
fueron: sno deben hsoer eco por cue no
ha sido NADIA
HI heOho 10 prusban los nifos porque
antes de sabsrlo 20 sllos hsbfan lido 4
quejarse q los pefiodisos.
LA nifs no vuelve Ia ssorela pero
no darA satisfacciones que no debs ti
MIR. Armstrong nj la sefiorita GonEalts
Mr. Armstrong se las debe mi hja por
haberls atropellado = la sc norita Gonza sE
por 70 camplif su deber viendo Ia f.Ita
del inspector que lie usurpsbs saa dereohos.
Por 10 expuesto queda demostrsdo
que ias msnifsataoiones hschss en- el ri
nero do aver dol <Ssn Juan II @s son
inciertss; 10 mismo que slla quedado CON
forms con ell Comisionado de Instruction.
Ana Mari. Ben la,
FIEDA DE TIzoL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
BENJAMIN HARRISON
GRAvEMEkTE ENFERM0

Noticias de Nusva York nos dioen
que ell honorable ex-presi1ente de los Es
tados Unidos del Norta, sefor Banj smfn
Harrison, se enouentrs gravemonte en-
fermo de IN fuerte staque de irfi lenzs,
habiendo pocas esperanxss en- su ssvi J
cion.
Deplorarfsmos que Sc cor frmasen loi
severos augurios de- Ia ciencia, pues Mr..
Harrison, spesar de su fliacion repub!i-
csna, ha dsmoetraio que es amigo de
Puerto Rico J por ende de los puerto
riquenos.
L. N aerte de Mr.. Harrison podffs
oonsidersrse como IN tri-te aconte
cimiento para ests isla, neoesitads de Il
honFad.E ? de Ia inteligsucis de los p'i-
msros estsdistas norte amsficanos, que sc
inspirsn en- sus sentimientos liberals J
en- las enst Il 4nxss lnminosas del fand adoi
de Ia repa blics.
H4cemos f,ryientes votoa porGue re
oobrs la salud ell ilustre ciud adano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
DOS TELEGlAMAS
iNFoRmES coNTaApIcToasos

En- la tarde del sabad recibimcs de
Ponce el slguiente d,spaoh oho telegrahco.
<DEMocRA GA -Caguas.
Maefs teIegrsffa de NV Orleans
emigration Fl " Iii lego felizmente No
HUBo FALLBoIDcs Siguen por f rrocarril
San Francisco. Nobks>
SioembaTgs al oorrssponsal del Bols
Lstin MercantsE, oon fecha ocho, dice desde
San Francisco
<HAN FALLEoID1 an Ia traTesfs al
Hawaii seis de los infelices smigrantss
puersorriqueaos que embaroaron en- Ponce
CON destino Honoiolu, sontrstados por
los b acend ados de sqaellas remotss islas.
Es grands-el olsnoreo que 30 la le
vantado en- Ia prenss de etts repaolioa,
ataesndo oil estado de miseria sn que lie
gan d su destino loa emigfantes de ssa
iala
Nosetros 40 GonoGemos al eofrespon-
sal del Boleti, pero Mr. Msofs 90 psrte
interssada en el negooio do lac smigracio
ness
I esea dos telegrar ss So eobtradicsn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
Narnnjit0
/. Q de Marie de 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.

Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACiA.
Caguas.
Muy senior mio: ru6gole Sc sirya dar
publicidad en- ese periodico de su digno
cargo, las siguieDtes lineas, por 10 que
ls anticipo las gracias.
Desde esta fecha dejo de pertenecer
al partido republicano, g ingreso On ell
federal que dirije el dignisimo puerto
riqueno Don Luis Munoz Rivera. DejO
de ser republicano por varias razones
siendo una de elias La siguiente: porque
quiero acknowledgements mi patria y no
es possible que ell que So sienta verdadero
amaDte de su terra. figure en- un parti
do como ell republicano, purameute in
Conditional y que en- NADIA nj por NADIA
Sc preocupa del adelanto de este desyen-
turado pals, pues 10 demuestran palpa-
blemente, los acuerjos tomad0s pOr 10
que ell publicO obrando en- justicia llama
caI7ldI eros.
Soy federal, porque ese el unico
partido que por la honradez, inteligencia
y energ as de su digna jefatura dcmf 5
ciudadanOs que en- el mllitan, pue de liza
m4rsele porque asi 10 es ell baluarte de
la dignidad puertorriquena.
Saturnino Figuerea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
SAN JUAN
(Por telegrsfe)
Saturnlno Figueroa.
Mario Il.

Hoy fus bendita en- santarcs Ia oapi
liza del ssilo Casa de sat4d.
I'll sefior Obispo tuvo su cargo Ia
csremonis. Un phbIioo immense de ests
ciadad asietio al acto.
Hoy salio por las GALES ell inspeo
tor Armstrong. A DADA paso recibfa IN
insu.to del pueblo /; pero 81 & TODD
respondfs, <No conapringendis. z CONT
nu.ba su oamino tan frssco como una lie.
ohuga.
Sc We que Ia salms hs renscido sn to.
dos los animos; mas Ia pfotesta sigue en-
todos les oorazonss.
De esta tarde mshAna 60 espera
sqaf los aoldados que estaban en Wash
intoDg.
Un sfsctuoso rsoibimiento que ss pre-.
para ssoa compatriot&s.
La banda de md sica del sefior Verar,
uLtarismente, ain retribaoion alguna,
solemnissrA la llegada.
Despu6s tendrkn alguaos df&s de des
canso en- al servicio militar.
I'll piblioo eapitsIe 10 se stegra mueho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11

del regreso de nueslros aoldAdos e.neo;.,
mente por Ia banda que volvsri 4 ds, -.
juevss la retreta d que nos tenfa soo.,n~
bradog.
-Anoche fae cojido frsnte al oafo !.
La Palma IN pilIuelo que perseppf. ~ -
poliofa. lie propinarcn los g1ardia a. .Ioa
nos golpes con ell rotten.
-Causa lastima, que en- una pohl.o,1.
como San Juan se hsga la limpissa ds y.
calles sin atender las prescriptions, 4.
la hygiene.
Hoy, mientras eLtrsban Ia C,t.d,.
los ieles catolicos que iban al sacrj6oo ~
la misa, vi al frente del temple una carr
ia detenida con basora despidiendo IN h.
dor nauseabundo.
-Aunque n estan conclufdos lo.oo.,
tratos para ir d Buffalo los md,ico, IA !!
banda Verar, hay entire ellos much. AMI
macion se preparan todos para sl vi,is
-El Neus = La Correspondencia han
recibido anonimos en- qae se les smsn.,.
con la destrucoion de sus imprsnts. ii :.
colocan frente al pueblo en- otro motin ana
pueda suceder.
Son muy severas laa ordsnes ana 81
gobernador ha dado al alcalde para ana ="
Sc repitan los tumnltos.
sQle tai? sSera porque ahora 81 p..
10 de las turbas anda oerca de Las oostiIls,
de los oontiuentales9 1C6mo ousndo -
lsnxo la hois inoendiaris de marrss, a. no.
tro indiferente ell gobernadorf Como
auando asaltaron por primera YES los !,
Iieres del Diario = surgio Ia smenssa do
an segundo asslto Mr. Allen no tcm5 tan,
sas disposiciones a pessr de b haber solioit..
do garantfss de su autoridad ell comite eis.
citlvo de maestro partido el penof
Haz oriado oueryoss.. ...... kllos to
sacarSu los { ] IS.
-Rssu tan inoiertos los gumores de
habsr qaedsdo oesante don Frsneisoo La.
pes Sanchez por las pretes!as contra Me,
Armstrong.
-Haeatro dissinguido corrsligopario
don Herminio DisE hs regresado de Are.
cibo.
Sc d:oe CON insistenois que sl 60
bernsdor nombrar& IN alcalde americana
para esta capitsl y IN iefe de poliofs tam.
bian americana.
Los individuos CAtala ottos qus
fueron oondenados d presidio, bajaron sl
sabado para cumplir condens.
E.tos en- rumero de ochos per.
tenecfsn Ia esonadra de Ia calIe del Sol 7
van q presidio por desacato d las autoH-
dades.
-El juioio oral de In esusa seguida
contra el doctor Gonzalsx Frsgoxo por pc
gsrle al cabo VAsquez, eomenx6 ell vernes
y fas suspendido hasta nueva oitsci6n.
-Es de aplaudirse ell nueyo sistsma
para oonduoir la correspondence entire
Ponce San Juan.
En In forma dispuesta pueden ser oons
testadas las cartaa ell mismo dia de recibi-
das.
Lao que falta es organixarlo de mansns
que en- vez de IN coche sslgan dos disrios'
-Hs sslids con direction Humsoso
90 asuntossde su bufsts 81 distinguido
letrado don Rafael Lopes Lsndron, essi~
n ido amigo nuestro.
-Estan para concluir los dssvios de!
tranvfa eleotrico para regular ell serVOio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
| us LLOREkS TORRES

Acompsf ado de So distinguida J bella
ssposs. tuyimos ell gusto de saludar ell sd
bado an esta ciudsd, de psso para Pc n
ce, al qusrido amigo inspirado po.t
Luis Llorens Torres.
l. orens regresa de Espsfia para con
tiEuar sHs tareas de letrado esoritor en-
el prestigioso bufete que tiene alberto en-
Ponce.
Reoiban los esposos Llorens, nuestrs
cordial bienvenida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
AVER Y HOY
COMO GOBIERNA Mr.. ALLEN

Ell zoe cuatro dias, IN americana, que
eierce de Inspector de instrucoion. penetfs
eo an colegio y estropes una nina de ca
torce s1os, ea desir, una seforits, huer
ana de uno de los m6dioos mas notables
que hs tenido ests isla. Ese america
no cojs la nihs por IN brszo, la pasea
rastras por delante de sns condisofpuias,
lie pags despuea una bof tada, J, por IL
mo, un puntspie que la derriba oil suelo.
AL couocsrse ell h CHI, ell Pa sblo
indigna trata de soer uu e1emplsr cas-
tigo con ell miserable que asf fall. los
respetos que se deben Ia muler, much
mAs tr 4taudose de una nina indefeasa.
el pueblo se amotins persigue al sgre
sor por laa calles. Pero se trsta de I'D
AMKRIoANo, Mr. Holisnder, ell famoso
Tesorero, oorre al tslefono pide al g
barnador el auxilio de la poliofs insulsr;
So le envfs al segundo j,fs CON varios
na neros para que esco' ten dedsndsn al
tesoro. z oil G 1bernador ace slgo
ms: se sienta en- su pupitre y escriba IN
volarte al Aicalde RDENAxDoLE QUE DIS
PBJE LAS GALES INMEDIATAAEsTg 7 QUE
PIDA AUxILIo AL g BIBREO ST sUs FUERZA g
NO CAPACEs PARA DISPERSAL La xU
cBEDUMBRE
60 Setismbrs &c tratabs de turbas cri
minales qaes passsron triuhf4 ant. seiE diss
per las oalles de San Juan hoy SO trata
de an pueblo indigoado, en- ell qoe ne We
confandida Ia levita eon la blusa, 81 hombre
de posici0n con ell obrero modesto; enton-
ces una comision de respetsbles persoDss
fa6 pedir gsrantfss oil gobernador y este
sonteEto que nada podsa hac.T. que mien
tras Ia autoridad local no ls pidiese auxi
1~hf
ordsues hoy es IA ompatriots del gober
nador, IN Mr. Hollander, quien por tele
grsfo le pide auxilio. Z Mr. Allen no solo
eahs la oalle d la gnsrdia insular, sino
q1e oRDEEA al Alcalde DEsPEJK INAEDIA
TAMENTR LAS GALES Rntonoes sc trata bs
de PUERTORRIQUBNO5; hoy sc trata
lie AMERICANOS.
La psrciAlidad de ese gobernants inep-
TO, no puede estar mas msnifesta. 1 Es
asf como ese gobernador SO propone hacer
jusfieia? Es asf como los Estados Uni =.
dos piensan gobernar 4 Puerto Rioof Pues
de csc modo, s4palo de una vtz Mr.. Allen,
no lograrsn amas los E t,dos Unidos des-
psrtar en- el coraxon de los puertorriquefi ios
sentimientos de afecto de car6o sino
por ell oontrario, renoores, odioa vengsn
sas " t9ugsse en- cuenta que, o6 m dice
Ell rstfan, no hay enenaigo peQueHo. Con ese
sistema volVeremos aqueIla fanesta polf
tios del acd = ell a!Idj y 10 que no han CON
seguido los puertorriouefios de buena 70.
luotsd, 10 oenaeguira ell gobierno que los
rdtiuos nos unamos en- apretado hax para
defendernoTde las irj asticiAs y los atrops
lIos de los contineatQEes.
Asf ocusrio con Espsna, los satsOos
vencieron, &pesar de ser Espafla mas faer-
ts que. nosotros.
La divi-ion de los puertofriquefos IA
cilita hoy al gobierno oil osmino de las in
justioias; psro esa division pueds desapa.
recer en- an instante, porque ell in.tinto de
oonssiya yacion e, Ia 1ato &c los pueblos COMO
en- el individnoi si grsndes poderesas
son algunss nsciones, mas grandes mas
podesosos son los pueblos que iuehan CON
eneTgfa por 81 libertad y "a deeoro.
Ei Captain franqdsza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
Or. dlfaGtof is La DE4JrEAcIA.
hty ssfior Dio!

Or. dlfeet0f is Ia DE4jrEAcIA.
Mhy ssfor nio'
Raegols - sfrvs pablicsf so ga psri6.
disc Las .igufehtss ltneAs pof 10 oual cd.
tars agfadetide.
&Hs visto az oil San Jun Nt.ss del
haeve do Marso laa ce III inicaciones de los
prof ssores ds II sseu-ls grsdaads de In
sale de In FortsIeEs 20 IS. no sstoy
ooI L Irme con 10 dl b por dl. Do profeso-
res por no encoutrarss prssentes cusndo sl
AtroPsilo del sefi' A nj trong mi hija.
LIS q ,risss CiDtr6n y Silva, y los
seharss Salgado y Cueto declsran no la
ber Si.to 10 sucsdido por encontrarse en-
sus sslones y cato mismO ss 10 qIe tienen
que deoiT los deuas prtfssorss por sstar
sus saloEes. distanses del lugsr donde oou
sai6 al hecho.
La mH 1rits Gonzales encontrAndoss
pvefents cuando Ms. Arm .troug strope~
ilabA la nina que liam .bA 4 en- profssora
On sa AuKi'io. eonteste: <Baeno, por
d.sobsdient frssss que declaraa huber
dido los nifios de sa salon. Eu ouauto d
Las fsasss iniuriosas que dicen sbarle OF
do q In nifi en- contra del inspector solo
dijo que err an Oobsrle por haberle pc
gsdo una nins y csto 10 Prusba por ha-
bayls ofrecido eI Inspector medic peso
para que callara al amanszsrie Ia nifia con
sac dsrfa ouenta al eBosrds de educaci6n.
& infofms del suaodich, inspector
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
La DemOcracia

Notifcsmos q nuestros amigos de San
Juan, que este diario ss vende en- Ell esta
blecimiento rne-csntil que poseen sn la
plass de Alfonso XII, los sefiorss ARsm
Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
0vAsloE

kae del tren slacti loo.
OvAslOE
AnOche en- ell couoierto oelebradO an
al testro de e,ta oiudsd 4 bsDt Ii ,io de
Alicis Sscardo, ests fu6 obj.to de Una
evasion notable. Hubo lleno complete.
AlR0MlT0
Don Teodoro Moseoso farmacsutico
de Aibonito -ha aldo nombrado fiscal del
iusgado dc aquel pueblo.
EJEHClr
Hoy comenxaron los sjercicios de Ga
q 5n en Ia b.terfs de San Agustfn.
"M.Y FLOWER
Ha sntlado 81 Ell pusrto ell vaoor de
guerra sMsy FIe Wers, prooedents de Ia
Msrtinies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
BALNEAR|0 De C0AMO
HOTEL Y RESTAURANT

establecnen
meoras 81 introducen muy aan
cooddad pu huespe Que suste
dcho estabecmeno
da aseo comfort seryico sin rival en- la isa
acetado professor maestro Erno del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
SAN JUAN
P0r fe elegraf;O.
Mzrso q
HUE Ga
Mario 3.

Pof diferencias an los jofhaes Sc ha
declarsdo una huelga entire los III qninis
tas del tren slsctIioo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-11
San .IvNn
ASUNTO ARMSTRONG

Una earia de la sehora viuda
del Doctor Ti1ol.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-07


AS an instance of remarkable vitality
and pluck, l believe surgical case we
had at the battle of Lexington, Mo, in
September, 1861, will equal anything
during the war. A member of Com
pany E. Thirteenth Missouri was
struck by cannon ball which carried
away his arm and shoulder, and also
lacerated his chest. This happened
about p. M the first day of our fight
The boy was picked up and carried to
the hospital, but as the case was con-
sidered hopeless and many others to-
attend to, nothing was done for him
until II D. m., when all the other
wounded had been cared for. Finding
him still Sliye he was carried to the
table and his wounds carefully dressed,
but with no expectation Of recovery.
On the seventh day Prices men CAP
tured our hospital, which was in a
brick building some two hundred yards
to our right, and our wounded were put
in a cellar to be out of the way Of bull
lets. When our men charged to retake
the hospital, this boy seized a gun in
his one hand, run out with arms at
trail from the cellar, and led the
charge into and through the building
He lived through the trials and expos
ures Of our Imprisonment and Is living
to-day
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-07

ing one OF the shattered flags, leaneN
upon the parapet and stood waving 1t
there in the midst Of that storm Of bull
lets.
He dropped dead in a moment, but
he did not die in vain. His heroism
drove us back to the defenses and moth
ing could drive us away. When the
fighting ceased again it was because the
Confederates had drawn off, convinced
that the game was not worth the can
ale.
sherman came as he had promised,
but it was not until the day after the
battle. l was standing in front of the
hospital as he came riding up ON black
horse. Sherman had nerves of iron,
but the sight of the wreck of that battle
was more than he could endure. AS he.
came abreast of me suddenly his horse
went up in the air; the rider had drawn
back with an involuntary shock and his
steed, feeling the sudden pressure ON
the rein, had reared under him. Thus
we held the fort"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-07
maather Yarn From the West.

The following story is told in St.
Louis, Mo-: The Missouri Egg Factory,
of Springfield, handles about 10000 doz-
en- eggs day, all of which are candled
before entering the factory. About three
wagon loads of eggs are rejected each
day and hauled outside of the city limits,
where they are dumped. A man living
near the dumping ground has collected
enough chickens Matched by the weather
from eggs thus thrown away to stock
chicken farm. Every day for month
or more he has been carrying number
of chickens home from the dumping
ground where they have been Matched
by the unprecedented heat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-07
Convenient Corncrib.

The Country Gentleman presents a
sketch of a corncrib which is very pop
ular throughout the Middle West. 1t is
so constructed that the wagon may be
dTifted between the two parts in which
corn is to be stored, and this central
part comes handy as place in which
to store small tools or wagons during
the winter. A floor may be laid on a
level with the plates, and the attic will
provide a large amount Of valuable
storage room. In boarding up the sides
leave a space Of about ~ inches be-
tween the boards. This will facilitate
the drying Of the corn. Frequently
more slant is given to the outside walls
than is shown in the illustration. This
is somewhat matter Of taste. A corn
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Care of Asparagus Beds.

The future Of the asparagus bed de-
ponds largely on the care given it the
first year after planting. Cultivation
is largely what the bed needs during
this first season, not only for the pur-
pose Of keeping down the weeds, but to
keep mulch Of loose earth on the sur
face so that the moisture in the soil
may be retained. Of course, during the
first season quantities Of small sprouts
will grow, and the soil should be raked
or cultivated close up to these sprouts,
but care must be taken not to cover the
crown of the plant with the soil. In
some sections the practice is to culti-
vate away from the plants instead of
toward them, but, as a rule, this is not
desirable except in the case of mod
erately wet summer. In dry summer
or during the season when drought is
prevalent, the cultivation between the
rows and the throwing of the soil to-
ward the young plants, assists in keep
ing the growth moist, which is abso-
lutely essential during this first season.
In the asparagus section of the East it
is the practice of growers to raise
small vegetables between the rows Of
asparagus plants the first year, pro-
vided the rows are not less than four
feet apart. OF course, when this veg
etable growing is done, the work of cul-
tivating must be largely done with
hand hoes or with a small wheel hoe
operated by hand. While care must be
taken to destroy any insects that may
appear, cultivation is the main essen
tial during the first year, and, for that
matter, is quite as necessary during the
second year, the first cutting being
done the third season after the plant
ing, and that only moderately.-Ex-
change
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ADJUSTMENTS in Hawaii.

The chief amusement for American
women now living in Hawaii must be
found in social life, and hospitality in
entertainment is one of the chief char
acteristics of the place. In one home the
hostess is famous for her luncheons, and
the guests find on their arrival ham
mocks swung in the shady hooks, and
fruit and cooling drinks set forth in the
most attractive fashion. Mrs. Luther
Severance, one of the leading women of
Hilo, on the island of Hawaii, has been
a prime mover in establishing the public
library in her city, and was also one of
the organizers of the Shakespeare class
there. 1t was at her home that Kate
Field was living prior to her fatal ride
across the lava field.