davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
The LanRatrOth Hive.

There is no patent on the Lang
stroth, probably the most extensively
used of all hives. An exchange states
its dimensions as follows: A box 912
inches deep, 1875 inches wide and 20
inches long, outside measure. The
material used is pine boards planed
down to seven-eighths Of an inch In
thickness.
The regular LAngstroth frame is
made of the same material, and the
dimensions of frame are 91s inches
deep and 178 inches long. The top bar
of frame should be one-half of one inch
thick and ends and bottom one-fourth
of an inch In thickness.
Each hive contains eight of above
frames and each frame occupies IL
inches in space Almost every one
who commences with some other hive
will sooner or later make the change,
and very often at considerable ex-
pense.
Factory aud Home Workmanship.
The hive should not only be sub
hIdulldIlS Dul4'' puI oHouiu navy az
curate bee spaces and a close fitting
rainproof cover or roof Factory made
hives. as a rule, best meet these re-
qurements. as both lock joints and
half corners can only be made to ad-
vantage by machinery, and the expert
hive builder understands, of course,
the absolute necessity of great accu.
racy in bee spaces, as well as the great
desirability Of good material and
work manship.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06

Moscow and China.
The Chinese have twice sacked MOS
cow. once In 1881 and again in 1913
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
noyv % Mnke EEg CordinI.

An egg cordial that will be appreciate
ed in the sIckrOom needs a tablespoon
ful of cream, teaspoonful of sugar, a
tablespoonful Of brandy and the white
Of an egg. The egg is beaten almost to
a froth, the cream added and the two
whipped to a stiff froth. Add the bran
dy by degrees and serve the cordial at
once.
How to Bake Pies.
When baking pies, If they are very
juicy take a piece of stiff brown paper
about Two inches long, roll it around
so it is like a little tube and insert in
the center Of the pie, and the steam
goes through 1t like little chimney.
This prevents the juice from running
out.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06

Statement Of Orders issued during the
Vedr 1901. Paid and outstanding and
purposes for aohich the same
ICere issued.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
STATE TAX.

abatc- Collect
Tax .meut & ors com amount Balance
assessed .eXOn'S miston. paid. Due
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06
How to Bake Pies.
Receipts and Expenditures of MOnOur County, Pennsy
For Ending 9Th, A D. 1902
xAcCUNlsO HvERL D
COUNTY TAX.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE TAX ACCOUNTS SEVERAL
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-06

HONORABLE OF THE COURT OF COMMON II
ment said the 6th
Hundred and IhryNin Dollar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
No hay tai representation
HabIan los ndmeros Y los hech0s

Al terminsr nuestso artfcnlo eSapresi6n
de AyuntamientosS, econ tes tsci6n 81 sen1r x.
yZ.S, inserto en- ala CoFrespoDdencis9 del
mSrtes GitAmo. tfceetmos demCstrsP, con nG-
msros, Gus las Actusles C8msras de Pusrto
Rico no representan Ell pals, como sirma dicho
senior.
Y como 10 cfrscido es deuda, vamos hoy &
slovenian Ii 1Dtraiia con los lectoFes del dia-
rio de Is calle <AenS,y no ya solo con quarts
mos, 81 qua tAmbien sportsndo otros hechos
concluyentes.
an lsasamblea de los sntiguoa autonomis-
tAs veriGesda sn San Juan en- 1 sS7 70 dsle-
gAdos por II decideron que aquel partido sc
Incorporate 81 liberal EsgAstino.
Los dilidentss levaptaron bsndeYs deno-
minAndose GpurosS q e9rtodoxos,S v al efac.
EnArss en J.. sos las eieecIones para i& CkmRra
de Rspresantantes Conaeio de Adminiatrs-
ci6n, iueharon smbaB rGul2s, una en- freUts dc
otra. Rasultado de In prlnaeEs elecei6n e5 627
fsderses por 1s@O6s dIaidentes de Is segun-
dA 103 eompFomlssrios en- 63 pueb1os por is
comprcmiI&Fios en de los 4 tlmos
En- ell mass nlsetillg po.itico qne ell general
Henry lsV6 3 csoO en- al i3aisci0 de Santa Cs-
sAlinR, ccncnrFiendo dos dseg +dos por cada
pueblo, fguraron los libeTales en- una proper
ci6D de por /.
El miano Gobatnador form6 una estadfs.
tiea ohcial de personas sIegibles para 10. Mu
nicipios, arFoisndo Rquella; 1895 liberalss.
por ], 709 cFtodoxoss gel anes Henry denomin0
FaoicRles teniendo los segun9os solo msyorfa
en- poblReionsR
VinieTon Las eIeccionss municipales In
ae 1S9S Erlnciploa De 19Oot ne sQui Ell re-
sultado de aqusla coutiends en- los comicos:
los fedsrsles triur sron Ell 44 pueblos con una
mAyeIfA de % 529 votos, u los replicsnos en %
pneblos cor % pa votos.
al hacsEse Ia division territoFl1l para las
eleceiones de Ia actual Csmara bAis, al plan
de los fsdeFaes no a6io contsnfa IL sOntigtid dad
pToporeionaldRd de habltan.es preyenidaa
por el bGlJ Fore sr, sino que era superior al de
lOs repubiicsnos.
Con Ia division de Ios federales, que era Ia
que se ajustaba Al biz Fora ar, nuestro triun-
TO era seguro.
No oostsnte aquslls IlegAIidad, ell parti-
do federal Aba dispnesto ir & Ia luchs,cum-
pliendo aff 10 acordado en- la AsAMb bea de Ca-
guaa, pueH era iDdiaputable In Victoria de 81
Oomisionado en- Washington, senfamos esegu-
raoo tambien ell triunfo eIl los diatFitos de Are.
cioo, Humacso GuayamR, tenisndo grandss
probsbilidades de veneer en- los de San JuaE,
MayRghezy Agusdilla, 81 hsb1a sieuieKa i'm
paTcisiidAd por parte del G3bernador.
iVsna esperan1a Ia impAFeiSIidsd Sc
trAduio en- parciaiidad mAnihesta, en- ell pls-
no incinado de ID iniustlcia. Mr. Allen lego
n los mayOTes extremes, TIor 10 cual 81 pRrtGdo
federal tuVO cue retFaeFss, sopsna de iT una
luchs sargrientA, ya que Ia f0erza &c poria
por Gins del derecho.
Duti,s en- absolute los Fepublicanos del
campo eiestcrsil los coInicios quedRron.A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

DE quianes eran les 6'timos eleeaolesq
SsrIa mny eandiao qne alg1isn khrmars que
los rsbrAid0s ersn repubieAnes, cuando eskofq
ap0derGdca &C las s3F, gFsciEs s Ia mAg0rfa
que en- AilEs les di6 g. ct Gi5biegnO ror medio del
SupeFinter6ente De elscclonts, para demostrar
Ia fnerzg de- que carscfAa, Eaahzaron 10 npltl'
ttptiGact0n de los pa7te8
Iii partldo fsdaral ss retraio despu6s de
heehas las fnseFipci0nes Y tanie ndo, como tie-
ne hoy, Is uaaFoEls del psfs ltg CT es cue tales
rstraidos faeran fsdersies, , amen ds asoa
81 773 eIacF3rss, maehos Miles ds nuestFos CO."
rraiigi 0narios NO se inciRyer 81 las liatsg Il
pesaF de CUE los sierslss a, o9ncurrie<oh &
los e0rnicioa, Ell compute central De las aiec-
coues damostr6 tnconcusamRnss au podeEoss
fUerzg sn e psli, paes ell dlltriEo de AreGibo
que tenla lbs 962 hGbltznsss, 1io L G52 votes E
cuatro De los Delegates eIeciOs lppr a.H, = 9Ss
al otro candidate; p0r 81 de Gtaa7ama obtuTia
ron 457 v0tas al que mas Ga ies Rsprasentan
tes &C squeI dlstriEo, cuyo eanso iss de 136 45r
h&bitsntes; pcr 81 Go l3nmhesso que srroja-
bs 153 ,635 habitsnsess !os Delegates solo sAes,-
ron 61a votos
Y hug en dicho c6ulput0 ctfc dato unuy
inportanaa, r. muchr5 pgetlos hubo Dse--
gsdos cugoE gotos no liegsr1n cIea, = el2 all
gunOs nj uns dCCana.
Los que de tai suerts essalsron los aslerl.
t5s de Is CAmara bsja, apueden Vanagleriarsa
de oatentar IL represen5RcI6El 4 81 pals medisn--
ts e vot3 popular?
en- cuanto Il Ckmars. lts. ga sabenoB
poF ex periancfa le los sells cOl3sejs jsros contI.
nentsies pFed0nlnan aI.f en- ahsoluto porqua
ante todo como funcioI.arios pu3icos, tienerl
cue aegulr laa inspirscienss II ID volnntsd del
G1baTnsaor que ss e eje ell que giFa todo al
III ecantsno adminfstratlvo i pnIfslco de Is II.
To, por lo cual acEbamo os de oh4ei'var, con no.
two de las sesianes de In Ultima LsgisIatnra
cue sE03 asis vos0s eChan pDr tiarra Ia e5rs
de los ciaoo conseieros natiIFos y de todos Ian
mierRbFos ds Ia CAmara q . Dsiagadcs, de don-
de So inf.sre que ssis sorl mai cue cuarenta.
L0s guarismos coasignadoA Ella este articu-
10, con sAa fuerza iac0ntFArrisstshie Que la eu
propa. pstsntzan paiulaTtamente q ne sl asl.
nor y. no estz en 10 fFua aI aseverar qua
las actua.lea CamRFas Ksylreseintfn eI pals, uQa
l9a rniembFos ds Ia de Rsprascntanses foeror
elegl5os por ell voto popular.
lose G. del Vale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

NOTKCIAs D,TRECTAss

En- In Asamblea que cslehr6 ell pueblo dc
GuAyanillA ell domingo 1t.Imo, fGs aeuerdn de
todos oiriiir Al presi1ents de los Essados Uni
HoS ell desrachc que aiguei
sPresldente ooseVels-WAthington
Habitpntes de cate pueblo de Gaayanilfs,
en- gran meeting, proteAtan contra decision le-
gislativR aEexando este Fus la eli dR de
Ponce, contra nuestrA vonntad. Noaotroa Gu
brimos nuastro preHupueste; pueblo no tlene
aeuds, nnientrAs Ponce eaIa muy descuhiar-
TO.
EspsYsmos que bandeFA americana no par-
mits tai ipiosticiA.
en- noinhre del meeting, Torres Alcside.s
E.te cable Sc tFasmito t2mbien al <Nsw
York HeYaldS pidIendo 10 comsntase.
En- hrsYs estableeera &c eats elnaaa una
eseuela de Dhtica el oistingaiao Pianlstay
rorn nosftor don ATiatidss ChRvieT.
Is angnrAmcs fai1 ex TO
El inieo oral DC j. Gauss ssgaida consTa
nna,tro amigo don Rafael del Vale. por su-
.-Ts.ta homicide, SO ceisbFar6 sl Ell dsl er-
tglsnts meal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
g preclos
SSnN FRANCISCO e

FL sargerto re- ia Carb6. de Ia policia te-
crets, csptur6 IN mEEhscho cue hs robads
varIas vscaa dfnsnita de Ia que tenen en- ca.
Is no los Sc d sres Dooey y~Smith. DIcho n7u.
chaeho debe ser castiga por les t1ibunales
ohligarle /. dscir d6nds tiene escondido ell res.
TO de To dfnamIta robada.
En- Ell vapor xPhiladelphis2 hsn iegads
alganos alnsricanos, q1e Vienen q colocarse en-
Is isla.
Uno de los estabecirnentos que mas lice
res expsnie ri por msyor es Ia antigua Fabrl-
ca de Gstos propiedad de Pedro Chandri.
Las narcas ron <CTielioS Ell &TEclyS, en-.
tre otr&s, de ess procedBncis, no tensn rival
en Puerto Rico,
Dep6iito San Juan, Justo 8. SAvenids
Dabzn.S
Precios sumamente m6dicoa P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
JOs9 g. del Vale.

IS eneuentra en- Ponce nnestl'o amigo tao,u
Jesds Ma LHgo, quisn hR sid0 ornbFado aupa.
rlnten denta de Ia compAflfa die 1eguros &c Sill
de CsuadsS
5s Eglndamos.
5a tsdcs estos dias SIS ha vt.ktI unuy eonen.
rrtoc ell honito estableclEnie;to iLG T11dalsyrf,,
del F'4Ss, qne ostenta en sGs Ielslgnntss ansrsc
doFait todos los efectos cara lCa balIeYCs 50 II.
rhmCs da Rastrerfa, csn1issria + sombrersrfs
asi c5m0 iniinidad ds srtienIns lie superior ra !.
Iidad prseios sin competeilcfs 2,
Sc han slevado Ia C3ras es Justtcta ia,
cGusas insaruidas en ei i1zgado contra SaIFa.
dor IssmireB, sobra muerta dc Juan ds Io,t
Reyes 8 Jnlklez. Fl
Eel Ayuatamlsnto 40 pudn ,.eIabrar .e,t6r.
81 microbes, por fAIta dsi Qtdran
Eln el hnrrio dc Msehuali,- b,.io "a va n III.
nAron en Ia tins seulsiia LOB rif5s.
Jote RltleB B slseiI'o suan3ons iss ae 4.
KsPuaiieanab ingFetE e'a o. partl6o fsdsrkl.
4. s reai6n que dshl6 csebrAr el Ayunta. Il
mlsnao, atlasleron los cancajalat Torres. Mols.
.ss, Coppinar hAquss, Baaoaa ofliE, R,ias p
PteTlpiss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Ian sutorIdades encontraron sntasyer On
nifi1 uaerto en eI der6sito del Cemerterlo.
lgrossHe quieD faera a nadra desnatnraiiza-
da Cue conatl6 81 absndono.
So encuautra CANA nuestro buen ANIL
go doc Juan Baatista NleveS.
D4.eamos que So restablezsr
Enla Corsa ds laticia IS cslebr6 ayer e.
iutcio oral de Is causa segoiia por asesinaso
frustsdo contr& Carlos Juan RivI6
q ascsl RETRO ID acusaci6n, Y sl tribunal
absoyid 81 procesado.
Suscriciones 4 LA DFsMoCRACIA, The Plter.
to Rico Herald, FL Figaro, La ATafEG La Euo
lLct641, An6rico Marin, Ponce P.
Sc esta procsdIepdo la vaennaci6n de los
nifl7s del harrio De II Cantsra.
La, orouesta do Domingo Cruz obsequi6
syer con una n m14iea nuestro amigo don Isi-
aoro Colon Colon director de eCoegio Can
tral Pancen3>. En- In casa de- cate sc p&ssron
con ISL mo&ivo aleunas horRs sgEadabifsimas
Tf6tase ds contratsr tgen express para
eondueir 4 Yaueo los fsdarses de ests csu
dad que dssean ssistir 81 meeting Qre Caie-
orsrkn aqaeios enthusiasts correliglonarios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

voluntad , & Is del gobsrnahoi, para el euaL
ell p2rtt1O nusstro c0nstfkuIaa c9mo constltnys
hog N alto sntamural para Ia absoFci5n naa
iutents anvolver t0dos les puattorriqne il3is
incluso nuestros misTnos advesssfi0s
If ackuadss las aiAccionss, III resutadci,
seg1a las esddtsttcds oGctaLes G1ktO7izGdG8
sentadas por Mr.. Alsn 81 g0bistnc de Wai"
hipgtop, fr6 Ell siguienta:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
tribunal Supreme

Mahana tendrs lugsr ante ell Tribunal Sd
premo la vista "a oiica cDntra ei juez municipal
de Manatf, don JosA Rivera L R9drgue. su se-
cTs:aFio, don Antonio POmales Cruz, por aelito
de prevarieacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
ssLa Eeemoeracfa'' SO ven-e|

GA EDesaOeracia'' SO ven-s
do en- casa de $The Allen Newsp
Y en- Ia barberfa do don Bernardo
Hfda'go. San Juan.
I'll slcEide de Baysm6n, JdaG Msttsu, ha
iGdicRdo , Ice cencejaiaa faderales, que desds
eli mes dc j aiio 81 yuotamfept3 50 colE pondrA
solaneEte de nueve coaceiales, teniendo que
renuncRr los nomhrRdes de oicio. SspS ell
senor Matteu que cuatro concejsles fade
ralas nj renuncian nj los quitap,y II ; los repu-
biicanos nom brados de ofclo. 81 nc 10 saolh,
s6palo apEenda.
Sc ssegura q ne nuestro particular amigo
don j o;6 Nev2rez, ssr& nombrado slCalde pa
daneD del pueblo de T3a bsis, Y sscretarlo don
francisco Colon.
LA ESPANOLA -Fonda posAda con
vista al mar pr6xina Ia estaci6n del ferro-
earri.-Tetuan 81 SO
OfFees ssta casa las mejofss coEnodida.-
des cara 81 pEsaiero Coufds la carts couto
c0nveDga pfecios m61icoa.
Habitecioues frescas = bisn ventlladss
baflos.
Bospadaies abonos preeios cc'nvensio-
nslea. 2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

csrgo de vocal de Is Junta local de instruction
rdbics, n0mbrando8e q don Manuel F=rnan'
der Mascara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

CompletEm Ements restablecido. ha vueltn &
su@ ocnpscionoz h&bieuales el ae61r don R3-
sando Infanta SARvedra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Liimentaxnos ell percspce ocurrido 81 Pc
rl6dics The San Juan Ne10s Sagun asegu-
ran no ha encontrado In prenta para hacer Ia
tirada en- estos dos dfss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Muy tempTano tom0 81 puerto el vapc
smerflsno xCaracazs que vepfa de II Naeva YoIl
Hsna1la s4ldrs para Ia Gaayra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

EF FREOoMEN DAMOs russtros amigo.
81 hotal <Ths Marinas. San Jot6 ne 1, Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Sal asegufa que uno de los Eabos &c Ia p0
Ii>fA iIisular qne seFE ascendido s&rge,t1 81
81 iovsn don Ignacio CeboIIaFo, que presto
servicao en- Aguss Buenss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

oonstuido aqts opacad
mas resco genado de Capital z
mas del plan antique en- Las oda stema ecano aguso
derazB Hotales So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Sc esta pTocsdIendo Ia vaennaci6n de 10:
nifl3s del kaTrio De Is Cantsra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Ell PARQUE BORINQUE1A ss 81 sfGio MAS
c0ncufrido poF }as peraonas do h0en tono que
buscala frssco J distraction.
Cen ciertos todos los iueyes, sE6adcs ; do
mIngoe; pron3o hAbrSn otrss tai7ersionea.--P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Sc encuautra en- CANA nuestro buen AM
go doc Juan agtists Nieves.
D4.eamos qua So restablezsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

Suscftciones 4 LA DEMoCRACTA, The PIter.
to Rico Herald, FL Figaro, La ATa6Ld 2 La EUo
Itlci62l, A16rico Marin, Ponce. P.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-10-09
MODERN CAVE DWELLERS.
Comfortable villas Carved Out of
Rock by Civilian. at Kinver
Edge, England

Although there is nothing inher-
emily improbable in the circum-
stance, it is not generally known
that the race of troglodytes is not
yet extinct, and that there are at
least quite a number of cave dwellers
in modern Britain. The inhabitants
are by no means half savages.
At Kinver Edge, near Birmingham,
are two rows of modern villas,
formed mainly out of the ''imme-
mortal caves followed out of the
HILL" with stone-front projections.
These dwellings are said to be far
more comfortable and luxurious
than the less-original houses to be
found in more pretentious neighbor-
hoods" The rooms are spacious
and rain-proof" and the people of
Enville, "as the village formed by
these houses is called, are justly
proud of their quaint homes, and
speak with patriotic affection of
Holy Austin rock, the stone from
which their dwellings are hewn.'
There are several remarkable cave
dwellings in Knaresborough, in York
shire, says the Detroit News-Trib-
une, the proprietor" of one of which
has adorned the various levels of his
hillside cave home with battlements
and calls it Fort Montague.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-10-09
AMERICAN SURGERY PRAISED.
High Tribute Paid Our Doctors and
Medical Men by the Late Pro-
fcssor Nirchow.

The late Prof. Nirchow. the eminent
German physician and scientist, had
a high notion of American doctors
and American medical scientists gen
orally, reports the Chicago Inter
Ocean. When interviewed some time
ago the professor said, in the course
of the conversation, that several young
medical students from the United
States had passed through his hands
whose attainments were certainly on
a very high level and whose bright
ness and alertness could not be eX-
celled.
81 have a great admiration of Amer
lean surgery" he added. THE men in
America are as good as any we have
here in Europe and in some depart
ments they are better. ! do not think,
though, that the American specialists
are as good as the best men in London,
Paris, Berlin and Vienna, but they are
making big strides. No penurious
spirit rules the United States. Every
thing is on large, liberal scale, and
the splendid university endowments
there are bound to tell in the near
future. The American laboratories
are excellently equipped and the stu
dents have enormous advantages over
those who study at some of the in
adequately equipped schools In
Europe"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-10-09
FRENCH WOMAN A POWER.
Countess de Loigncs WieIds nv Great
Political influence ns Did Nine.
de Maintcnon.

Nine. la Comtesse de Loignes still
keeps up the only great political salon
in Paris. She has a gorgeous home in
the Avenue de Champs Elysees and her
political power is as great to-day as
ever was that of Nine. de Maintenon.
Count de Nun is the only member Of
the chamber of deputies who can af-
ford not to attend her receptions. La
dies leave her severely alone, but men
of power are forced to file before her
every Thursday from four to seven
and to offer incense to this political
goddess.
Nine. Adam once welded similar
power, but she has been politically de-
serted since Gambetta said he could
not be seen in her salons again, and
yet she retained her power for years,
But Nine. de Loignes controls them
all. Waldeck-Rousseau consulted her
before retiring; she told Paul Descha-
mel not to contest the presidency of the
chamber of deputies. She advised the
three Castelane brothers to stand for
the chamber.
Such is her power that Presiden,
Loubet calls upon her. to the great
chagrin of Nine. Loubet, who is an ex-
cellent housewife but not politician,
Frenchmen are superstitious about
the political power of women, says the
Detroit News-Tribune. White-haired
senator's fear her, with the possible
exception of Mr.. Clemenceau. With her
will die the political influence of the
French salon.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-10-09
YOUR SHARE OF MONEY.
The Amount of Cash Each Person of
Our Population should Have
to lie Even.

Have you S2s.66? If you have not
you are short your per capita share
of the money circulation of the Unit
ed States, and some one has what
would be coming TO you if the
money that is in circulation were
equally divided. This statement is
made without reservation, on the au-
thority of the latest report of the
treasury department, says the New
York Herald.
Another thing; you are entitled to
seven cents more than you were one
year ago, according to this same re-
port, even though there has been
allowed for an increase of 10000
in the population, for in that same
time there has been an increase of
more than 65,OoO,OOO in the money in
circulation. So you see you are bet
ter off than you were a year ago-if
you get your dues.
In fact, you are getting better off
all of the time. What has happened
since 1879? The population has in
creased IS per cent, and the money
in circulation has increased 176 per
cent, and more than one-half of that,
increase in circulation has been in
gold or in gold certificates.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-10-09
THE GOLDFISH CAKE.
After n visit to Gloucester Person
Is Likely 60 Have Increased
Respect for II.

1t is all interesting to the last de-
gree to watch and see how the in.
yenuous cod, which few weeks ago
swan happily in his native waters off
the banks of Newfoundland, is
transformed before your very eyes
some of him into Goldfish cakes
(they call the little squares, which
are cut to fit the small boxes,
"cakcs") and the rest of him care
fully preserved to make oil, glue
and fish guano. Verify. as n witty
summer boarder remarked, every
part of the cod is used except the
smell"
Certainly. after visit to Glouces-
ter you have increased respect for
the fish cake. You realize the part
il has played in the worlds history;
how it has brought about treaties
between great nations-for Ameri-
can fishermen had to get from Eng
land the right to fish off the banks
how il has erected lighthouses and
placed buoys all along the cruel
shore. says Leslie's Weekly. You
realize, too. the tragedies it has
caused. the widows and orphans il
has made, the loving hearts 1t has
brolkcn-for the cruel reef of Nor.
mans Woe. where the wreck Of the
Hesperus occurred, lies in plain sight
Just at the entrance to the harbor;
and you hear heartbreaking stories
of boats that have gone down with
all on board in the very harbor it.
self, before the eyes of loving ones
on shore. Truly. the romance of the
Goldfish cake is no idle sound-after
you have been to Gloucester. But all
the same after you have made the
acquaintance of the cod in the pro.
cesses Of its evolution, and with
the recollection of its odor still in
your memory you are quite, quite
sure that you will not want any cod
fish cakes for very long time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-10-09
SENATOR CLARK'S WIT.
Back mt "A Tonsorial Artist
who Had "Nerve."

\ story is going the rounds in Butte
which quite aptly represents the busi-
ness methods adhered to by United
States Senator w. A. Clark, the multi
millionaire miner, banker and manu-.
facturer.
Upon his return from the east the
senator visited barber shop for the
purpose Of having his hair trimmed.
He inquired for certain barber whose
ability had been recommended to the
senator by his son, Charles w.
Upon the completion of the job the
senator inquired the amount of the
bill, whereupon the tonsorial artist
calmly replied:
"Charley usually gives me five dol
lars"
The senator was taken by surprise.
but, regaining his wits, asked: "But
what is the usual charge for such a
service?"
Fifty cents" responded the barber.
"Well," said Senator Clark, with a
smile, according to the New York
Times, "Charley has a rich father and
l have not" wherenpon he handed the
barber 80 cents and departed