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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26
For The Complexion.

The complexion always suffers from
biliousness or constipation. Unless
the bowels are kept open the impuri-
ties from the body appear in the form
Of unsightly eruptions. DeWitts
Little Early Risers keep the liver and
bowels in healthy condition and re-
move the cause OF such troubles. @.
L. Hooper, Albany, Ga, says ~
took DeWitt's Little Early Risers for
biliousness They were just what l
needed. I am feeling better now
than in years" Never grippe or dis
tress. Safe, thorough and gentle.
The very best pills. q. M. Shamalia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26
GOULD SCARCELY WALK.

uPor the sake Of poor suffering women, feel
it my duty to inform you Of the great benefit
your medicine has given me-" writes Mrs. callic
Bowlcs OF Watts, lredeil Co., N. c. VI was Ia a
miserable condition when wrote to you. had
uterine disease 80 bad could scarcely walk
and suffered such dreadful misery hoped to be
relieved by death. You wrote to me to take
your Favorite Prescription and have taken
eleven bottles of II, and two Of your Pleasant
Pellets. am entirely well aud feel like new
woman. feel thankful TO God and to Doctor
Pierce for the blessings now enjoy. l have
Cue, big boy, two rnaati.s old and never 90
along as well In my life. can't praise you
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Heavenly.

"Say," the girls father called from
above stairs, "thls is an unearthly hour
for that young man to be here, Mary"
you're right" responded the young
man, who had just been accepted; 1.-THE
hour Is unearthly. sure enough; It'll
simply NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rec
ord.
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-DEDayId Kcnncdys
kdvOFitc Remedy
CURES Az k' EivEk sT THRSHSGSHfEs.

Everybody pufrs 'Iambertville
Pufs"-even the newspapers. They
are the best 5-cent cigar. Kline makes
them aud sell them, wholesale and re.
tail, at 20 Bridge street, corner OF
Commerce.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26
His Queer Way.

Dumleigh-What a queer chap Syn
mex Isl
Gargan-In what way?
Dumleigh-I was saying that Tyson
claimed to be great mind reader but
he was unable to read my mind, and
Synnex said that the best book reader
could not read if there was no book be-
fore him. That's the way Synnex has
Of suddenly wandering from the sub
ject.-Boston Transcript.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26

IL II Correct TO Say "Good" Health.
II "health" means BODILY sound
ness" how is II possible to speak Of
good healthr'
In its primary sense "health" means
bodily soundness, but 1t also meana
by extension. the general condition Of
the body as compared with some con-
dition taken as standard, and In this
sense health" is properly qualified AZ
good" "bad," weak" delicate" "ro-
bust" etc.-Elisabeth A. Whitney in
Ladies' Home Journal. &
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26

Wealth does not make a home. 1t
takes thoughtful, sympathetic COM
rades to make home.--Ladies' Homo
Journal
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26

Some people are so suspicious that
1t Is wonder that they trust them
selves. -Atchson Globe
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26

Many man after attaining high
position forgets all about the laws Of
gravity until II is everlastingly too
late.-Chicago News.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-26

kOd0l dyspepsia Cure
Oigosts what you eat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-04
EIMPlEZAN
LAS PBTICI0NES,

La C6mara de Delegates ACADIA
de reunirse y va empiezAn las petit
clones de aumentos de sueldos.
Nosotros creemos que este, apar-
te de ser premature, corresponds &
los Jef9s de Cantro, pues ellos son
los llamados calificar y clasiicsr
les servicios y proponer, les emolu
mentos.
Sentimos que nuestra opinion
caiga nal en- los aspirantes, pero
entendemos que Ia via mas ssgura
es interesar sus respectivos Jefes
paraque hagAn ellos Ia gestiou que
ha de ser segursmente mas atendi-
da. sabr&n hacerla en- su oportuni-
dad. No por mucho madrugar ANA
nece mss tempr&no, y estss solicitu-
des en- ell priucipio 10 que hacen es
entorpecer, y la mEresioa desagrS-
dable Sc trasluce en- que dejan estos
asuntos dormir con periuicio de los
aLhelosos.
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ECOS De PONCE

Ha to nado pue ITO Ell yapor ala.
man SValer ciae Ell cual tomara dos
mil sacns de cafe pera Europa. Han
eatrsdo en- puerto adema la gole- :
ia ipg esa eLeoe con csrga de sala
zones de Lunemburg, ell vapor
sArk ksdias de New Orleans con va
riada csrga y ell vaper ing q s
<Groppler encargado de las repara'
clones de cable, procedente de Tri-
nidad ell cual viene & reparar una
averia de cable entire Cabo Rojo y
PoLce Sc espera e1 vapor frances
&Santo Domipgo1 de San Thomas.
En- la aperture de pile 60 para
ell Emp1 6stito que solicita Ell munich
pio la casa De Forty CT ofrece Ell
uno por cientO, siend . ests Il mejor
proposition pues ell phi go de la casa
de Ceballos no lego q tiempo.
La animac!6n ha sido extraor.
dinaria la noche del 81 de Diciembre
disparandc infinidad de tiros, de
regocijo por la entrada del nuevo
af1o' Hubo muchas MI sicas y bales.
81 dia primero de af1o tanbien ha
sido extracr iinaria la concurrsncia
por las GALES pie y y en- coche', q
10 cnal cohvidaba ID hermcsura del
tempo.
Con motive de ser ell aniversa-
rio de Ia onstituci6n del g'emio de
toneleros en- la Para, tuvo lug4r ell
Microbes una hermCss fiesta en- la
que pronunciaron brillantes discur
SOS los sefore Astol, Lcdo Acosta>
Qaintero y algunos afliados al cits-
do gremio. Ameniz6 Ell acto la
orquesta que dirige el popular macs
tro Domingo Cruz.
Las obras para la installation
del tranvia e,6ctrico, continuan pro
g gcesando, aunque lentamente. Los
editicios para Planta electrical y ta'
Heres Sc constituyen en- los solares
junto a Ia fabrica de los sef1ores Po'
rrata. Anguera.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Enero 9O2.
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El ASil0 de llillOS
de SantuFCe.

hatre loa elogios que ell Gcbar~
nador prodig6 en So Mensaje q los
centres pfos docentes, mersce espe
cis menci6n el que hizo 81 seryicio
ests blecido en- el edificio antiguoIns
tltuto; nnanifest6 Ell eatado higie III
co y de salnbridad en- que aqueIlos
ssllados sc encofrRbap, indic6 4 la
GAmara la necasidad de presupue star
una siaEzaa bastante para ensef1a 4 4.
aquellos ninos 81 cuItivo da la tierra.
contandO el edifieio con terrenos has
tArtes para ese objsto
Felicitamos muy d veras q nues
tro querido anigoel DR.. Calty Tos-
teqneta acertadamente dirige aquel
plantel educativo J de banfCencia.
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BOmba en- Ell PalaCiO.
Del Gran DuQue.

Un grupo nihilista ha lauzado
una bomba de dir anita en- ell .pAlacio
del Gran Duque Constantine en- Ru-
sia.
Ha producido Ell hecho grandes
dsf1os en- Ia fir ca sin que afoftunada-
mente haya hecho daf1o las perso-
mas. Estas estan poseidas de veria-
dero pSnico.
Doloroso nos es registrar uu su-
ceso de esta naturaleza desarrol!Ado
en- plena 6poca de civiljz aci6n.
Los hombres son mas malos que
las feras. EAtss stacan & los que
van haceries dancs 9 salem & su
ercuentrc; aGuellos tirau una bonn
ba que lleva en- su seno ell exter-
mimic y que cae sin orientaci6n 10
mismo en- la sals de los poderosos
que en- la CANA del dormido niflo.
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JUzGADODE CATHEDRAL.

Por ase sinato 1. Asesinato frus
sdo l. Homicide l. Violaci6n 1.
Rspto 2. Abuses deshonestos /.
Estupro /. Robo 8. Hurto g. E4-
tafA l8. Tentative de estafa1. Hur
to y estafa /. Falsiicaci6a estafa
1. Falsedad y estafa 2. Falsedad
en- dccumentos pGblicos 1. Falsedad
1. Atentsdo 2. DspRros de armas
2. Atentado y disp arc S de armss 1.
Atentados y lesiones 2. L9siones 2!
Juegcs prohfbldos 2 Amenazss l.
Coacci6n /. Quebrantamiento de
condena 2. Injurias graves l. 10
jurias q agentes de autoridad l. To-
iuriss /. Mal0ersaci6n de csudales
pGblicos 3. Muerte natural /. Deli
tos contra ia solud 2. Sobre extravfo
de IN sumario l..
Jetic5os de .faltas criminoIe8.
Por harto 10. Estafa 23. Le-
stones ~ Dar1os l. Iojurias leves
/.
Juzgodo de San francisco.
For hurto 4. Robo II. Lesio
nes 81. Estsfa II. Rapto 5. Aten-
tado 16. Muertes 6. Homicide 6
IujoriNs 2. Coacci6n 8. Disparos
10. Detenciou Illegal l. Quebran-
tamientO 2, Iucendio 5. Violaci6n
l. ResisEencia /. Daf1os f. Dene-
gaci6n de auxilios l Uso de NOM
bra supuesto 2 Asesinato. frustra-
do 1. 1ofraccion o. G. 7 Dssobe-
diencia Abuses deshonestos 1,
Y 128 juicios de faltas criminales,
que hacen un total de 1874 causas
crimir a es, y 1913 juicios de faltss
seguidas en- el Jazgado de San Fran
cisco, y 81 causas criminAles 12I
juicios de faltas eliminates, por ell
de Cathedral.
Total general 215 causas crimi-
males y 249 juicios de faltss.
En- esta imprentA Sc vende pa.
pei de periodicos & %. 40 el quintal
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Liibr0S de Yeita
ESI'AN Il Ia VISTA EN-
la redocci6a de
, La Correspondence de P. R.>

Diccionario Encyclopaedia. Htspamo Inert
Gno en- 2 Tomos.
Diccionario Encyclopaedia, NneOQ edsccs6n
10 en- 10 Tomos.
grgfag, Asto1ojiG, y GeOgrafSG en- 2 tOnsoS, de
Luis Greg0tre.
Edici6n historical, La mujer en- la huma
nidad. edictor Julian F. Alcaraz.
La I'rin cesita de los Bresoz NoOelG por
Eugenia Marlitt
Historic de Europa. por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
Iomos.
Europa Pintoresca. en- Tomos, edictor
La vida de los animales por Ell DR.. A. E
Brelm, en- Tomos.
81 mundo ilustrado, en- 8 Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermeregilda
Mralles, en- Tomos
Rsvoluci6n Religiosa. por E. Castelar, en-
Tomos.
Historic de los Griegos. por victas Du-
ruy, TOmOs,
El mundo fsico, por Amadeo Guillenim
Las razas humans, por Federico Katzel,
en- 2 Tomos.
Hstoria de los Romanos. por victas Du,
Revista de la Exposition Universal de
Paris ano 1889 por F G. Dumas, en- Tomo.
Obras compIetas de Mariana Jose de La
ira, por J. Luis Pelliges, en- l Tomo.
Las plantas que curan las que matan
por Ell DR.. Kengade, en- un Tomo.
A trav6z del Egipto. por Eduardo Todas
Guel, en- un Tomo.
Morrina, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- l To-
mo.
Tres Poesias, Ell angel de la muerte, Can
ci6n de la CampaGa y Epistola Neral, Tomo
Los trabajos del mar, por Victor Hugo, l
Tomo.
La Heroina, por Publia Ovidia Nan, los
Tomo.
Poetas Liricos Grtegos, por los Se6ores
Baraibas Men6nchez q Castila Ayenza, en- l
Tomo.
: Bblioteca Clasica de pndaro, por ell Ian
sr. D. Ignacio Monies de Oca, en- Ton
La Araucana de Don Alonzo de Erillm
Tomo,
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lnSCripCiOlleS heChaS
en- los RegiStrOS.
SAN ANCtsCO.
Dnrante el af1o de 1901,

- IS
Dnrante 81 af1o de 1901,
Nscimientcs ....... AS.
Dafunciones.. ........ $40.
Matrimonios. ...... 132. I
A dsmas &c. han inserito 1S fetos
que nacietan con vida y 33 nacidos
muertos. sss han expsaide 8 licen-
cias para enterramiento de 8 pier
mas amputadas, asi como tembien s.
certifcacione de- existenGia. So cer-
tifeaeiones de defnneiones IA de ma.
cimientos y Is de matrimonios.
DIsTRITo DE CATHEDRAL.
Defuncionas. .316
NacimieLtos. ....~. .....368
Matrimonlc s ..1O1
Ademss SO han inst rito AZ f9tos,
26varonas y II hembras, 81 nacie-
ron muertos y vivos.
Sc han expedido III ertifics-
clones por diferentes conceptos.
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JaIicjoS de .faltas crimim0Je8.

Por hurto 10. Estafa %. Le-
stones n. Daf1os l. Iojuriss leves
l.
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NOtaS de Rio 0rande.

+ {, Y
El lunes de la presente semans
en- la casa morada de Ia Sra viuda
de Gonzalez, contrsiaron matrimo-
MO II Srta. Consuelo Gonzalez y 81
1Oven don Juan Pieras.
In union fne bendecida por ell
Rydo. F. Toran.
ApadrinAron &los contrayentes,
dona Eugenia Rodriguez y don Mar
COS PIeras, mRdrina y hermano res.
pectlvAmente de los nuevos c6uyu,
ges. Muy lucida qued6 Ia ceremonia
IA cnal asistieron muchos amigos
de los novios, y de Ia fsmilia GonzA-
lez, q los cuales obsequio esta "a.
pl6ndidamente.
Enviamos nuestra felicitacion a
los Jovenes esposos Pieras, q los
que deseamos toda clase de ventu-
ras.
En- la pas ada semana hs estado
en- este pueblo Ia apreciable familia
Amador de esA Capital. Ha venido
pasar unos dias con sus parientas
Ia tambien estimable famllia de don
Damian Rodriguez.
LIE saludamCs Cortesmente,
o*o
La animation y ell entusiasmo
propios de estA temporada, no decae
Aqui Sc ha tornado una sociedsd
por varias Srtas, y j6venes titulada
"La Filarn6niCa" Rio grandef1a, y" la
cual SO propone celebrar una serie
de "trullas" y asaltos.
Los j6venes esposos Garcia fue~
ron asaltados aver dia de Ado Nue.
vo, siendo los asaltautes recibidos
con TODD generO de atenciones.
Despuss de entregados al bale
todCs los que allf nos encontr$ba-
mos, no cesaronl los refrescos, dulces
etc. que los due1Ios de la casa repar-
tleron con esplendidez. A la una,
Sc concluyo una fiesta tan az gcadable
en- la que las horas pasaron como
minutes.
NCsotros que s&bemos 10 bien
que SO T0n1pisr0n los esposos Garcia,
no podemos menos que felicitarles.
Preparense otras familias ami
gas & recibir las etrulIasz con las
cnales sSbsmos va estSn amenazsdas
para que despues no tengan que OBJ
1etar que no les dimos ell Alerta!
-O*o
La furci6n religiosa habida syer
en- nuestro templo cat6lico, en- Ia
cual predico el Rvdo p. Toran, es-
tuvo muy concurrida.
Tanto IL musica de la misa como
los Villancicos cantados, fue-on muv
del agrado del pdblico.
Al final de Ia misa Sc di6 Ia ben
dicion con sl Santfsimo Sacramento,
y deepues Sc expuso la adoraci6n,
ell Niro Jesus.
Apre ciableS lsctores Y amigos de |
La Correspondence.
iSalud y prosperidad os desea'
mos en- el nuevo ano! iElevemos
nuestras preoes al Altfsimo, pida
mosle que ell 1902 sea para nosotros |
de d1cha y felicida1! iPIdamosle asf |
mlsmo que, esta TERRA de nuestros |
Amores adquiera sU antique bieres
tar, para que de esta manera no |
veAmos tautas y tantas calamid q les
doIoroslsimas que hemos presen cia-
40 en- el aH1o que Gcaba de finalizar!
iQue aquellos puertorriquenos her.
10 os nuestros que tantos dolores v
amaTguras infinitas estan sufriendo |
ALA en- el Hawaii, pals elegido para
su destierro voluntario, regresen al
lar native, donde encontraran segu
r"mente nuestra hospitalidad pro-
verbal indiscutible.
Y por d'timo: iQoe 81 afio 1902
sea para todos de dichas sin cuento!
CORRESPONsAL.
Eoero 9 1902.
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COmpahla De los PeTlOcaTlileS De Puerto Rice

2 CorreO 4 Mlxle
Diario Martes, Juevess
Sabado, Domgos
80 $50 u XII T.
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Tribunal del diStritO
de San Juan.

El dia 6 SO Ver&n ante Ell Tribu-
nal los inicios orales s'guieutes:
jose Maule6n por danos, Juan Ba
ia y otros por robo, Valantfn Me-
lerdez por lesiones y Juan Dfaz por
estafa.
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JUZGADOS
MUNTCTPALES,

Relaci6n de los sumarils s segui-
dos per los Ju2gados Municipales de
Cathedral y San Francisco y elevados
al tribunal duraute ell 8f1o 1901
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-04
Gran Hotel y Restaurant
INGLA. TERRA
TETUAN 10 70 CRUZ g Y FORTALEzA 81,
HOTEL de + 0RDEN

Edifco construido expresamente para Hotel
Capacdad para 200 PASAJEROS.
Stuaci0n Ia mas c6ntrica
Vistas la bahia de Tetuan, Aliens
El mas fresco ventilado de la Capital.
Fl comedor meior de las Antllas
Departamentos independientes para familias.N
Desde de Agosto ge ademas del plan antique laA Om
das, ell sistema americana; gusto del favorecadoh
Tren de carruaes de lujo.
Interpreters Traductores de ler orden.
Precios al igual de los demas Hotees
Sc hacen abonOs para cOmidas
Instalaci6a de- banos la no1erna,
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iESTA UD. soRDO ~

Ioda clase de aOrdera personas que no On
gam DsRns son curables por medic de nnestra
aus gai Tencion; solan4ente fosque hayan mach
90 sordOson incurab1es. Los rSIidoG en- Las ORE
5ascesan inme eiiatanasnte. Escriban6s porme-
ncTea sebre 81 case. Cada persona pnede curars
Se POT q E1ast11a en- sn casa, con n1uy POGO gaStA
olA OALTuTS AuRAL CLIgssC. 5sS Is SAFE Are.
GtiheAacs sLA.s as us ps -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
HEREFORDS
A HUNDRED BEAUTIES ARRIVED
HERE YESTERDAY.
VIII Be Sold at Union Stock Yards
TODAY.

The Union Stock Yards were the center
OF attraction yesterday. People crowded
the allies and climbed on the fences 10
see the fine Hereford cattle. about one
hundred of them, that were unlOaded
from the cars.
They were from the famous Sunny
Slope farm az 1mporia, Kansas. and
from the renowned Hereford farms OF
Scott & March OF Bolton, No, and Cug
dell & Simpson Of Independence. No.
There is 40 question that IL is the finest
lot OF Herefords ever before seen in
Wichita IN such large numbers.
The stock is all in good order and shows
care. They were put into the pens and
bedded down with straw Ike race horses
and when the great sale commences to-
day az 80 ?. m. they will make a fine
appearance.
Mr.. c. \. Stannard OF Emporia, who
owns large part OF these cattle was all
the afternoon after the cattle arrived be-
sieged by crowd asking questions about
the ages OF the beauties. There viii be
some lively bidding doubtless. for some
Of these cattle and there is not scala
wag in the lot The men are calculating
to make this sale of high class HerefOrds
in this city an annual affair and they
have brought the finest cattle from their
herds. People who never think Of own
inr cattle are delighted with the show
and even the ladies yesterday had TO get
near enough to put their hands on some
q these cattle that are pretty enough 70
keep IN parlor. They show what hne
breeding has accomplished.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
POCKET WAS PICKED
Dr.. Cooke Lost 5000 Last
Night.
ONE MAN CAPTURED
Who Is Alleged to Have Done
the Robbing.

Dr. J. Il. Cooke was robbed Of $40
about O'Clock last night in the Audi
tori1m saloon, and one OF the men who
is alleged TO have committed the theft
is locked ID IN the city jail.
Or. Cooke walked into the saloon and
the two men were already there he
paid for few purchases and CHANGED 10
show a big wad OF bills and Immediately
after the two men engaged him n con-
versztion and when they stopped talk
ing and walked away and had been gone
several minutes he found that he was
$40 short
He Immediately notified the police and
within an hour the man was il the police
follower He had 800 on him. his share
OF the haul. but the police have as Yet
been unable TO locate the other man
The fellow arrested is q short stOck1iy
built fellow. very quick in his movements
and has every appearance CT being a
gentleman. He looks like a great many
people n this city at present 20 and
there was nothing unusual IN him ask
ing DR.. Cooke for some information
he refused to give his name al police
headquarters so he IS registered As
John Doe. pickpocket-
Dr.. Cooke lives about twelve miles east
Of the city. just this side Of the Butler
county line He came here yesterday
20 attend the convention and was about
TO start for home when he was robbed.
He viii return this morning TO commence
the prosecution OF the man and the police
think he has a very good case, as there
are several men who saw the deed COM
r-frfa5
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POPULAR STORY WRITER
Captain Jack Raftery of Chicago Wis
itino in Wichita.

Captain Jack Raftery. the man who
writes the clever and charming stories
fo= the Chicago Record, is in town he
came down hare 70 this land OF romance
for the purpose OF finding raw material
for z series OF stories OF western Efes
and viii be camped AZ the Hamilton
hotel Tor three or four or i've days.
IL is not unusual for men who write
the pathos and humOr OF the country
10 be absolutely a contradiction OF the
Impressions made BY them upon their
reading constituency, but Mr.. kaftery
is q notable exception 70 the rule. He
Is not a crank, as most clever and en-
tertaining writer's are. but. on the con-
trary, as fine a boy as ever traced his
lineage from q celtic king. He sees the
flowers and the sunshine Of every day
life, has q responsive ear for the music
OF the song bird and paints his ever
chan ginE horizon in rOseate hues. He
IS al home wherever humanity is, and
he has & keen eye for al OF its eccen-
trfcities.
Mr.. Raftery has not always been
story writer. He has been a correspond
ene and reporter and filed many impor-
tant commissions IN these capacities be
has Travelled with presidents and would
be presidents. and statesmen galore he
has enjoyed their confidence and studied
their characters. He has chased the
camps and on scenes Of contest between
labor and capital He has nimbly fol-
lowed il in the mining camps OF the west
and n the logging camps OF the north
west He has trailed the designs Of
anarchists burglars and Chicago alder
men. and. on the whole. he has seen
great deal Of life one week he might
have been shadOwing Dowie, the Zionist
prophet, another week be studying the
progress Of heavenly Journalism under
Rev. Mr. Sheldon and the third week be
finding the hot stuff in the crusade Of that
VaIOrouS hatcheteer, Mrs. Nation
Mr.. Raftery Travelled fourteen weeks
with Theodore Roosevelt and. although
q Democrat. IS q warm admfrer of the
presidents brilliant attainments and his
sturdy character. He also has 2 great
admiration for Mark Hanna, WHO, he
SAYS. is not only bright and genteels but
good hearted and high minded. He says
that great men are easily approachable
ana that only the men Of sham or self
esteemed greatness are the men who
suub the reporters. In other words he
thinks that no ilI-bred man can be great
He has seen St Louis aldermen who
were less approachable than generals in
the army, o. cabinet officers Speaking
about success in Journalism he says
that its chief element and essential is
the virtue OF respecting and keeping in
violable the confidential statements Of
uuh1fC men.
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Cure Sick Headache, Bill.
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
Preuared byC.LEood < Co..LowelLMass-
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FOODS Pills

Are prepared from Ma
lures mild laxatives. and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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Bull. ~sophoclss." I7o.Es. sold 70 A P.
Jordan, Of Lawrence, Kan. for Sl3o-
Bull. Sharon Prince" by ~Gweado-
lines Prince" sold 10 J 9. Bussarc, OF
oxford. Kan. for $50.
Bull calf. .Tafy. By Roam Winsone."
sold 10 G. c. Barker, CT Pratt. Kan, for
SOD.
Bun. lord velvet b.. Chief Violet.
sold ID z. Bacon, Of Hutchinson. Kan,
for SIS.
Bun calf. Lord velvet" by Chief
Violet sold ID z Bacon. OF Hutehin-
son. kan. for 81
Bull calf. Prince Wild Eyes" BY
"Gwendoliae's Prince" sold 10 A II
Reichenberger, OF Andale, Kan, for SIS.
BuiI. ~Achaner," 1887, sold 70 F. ".
Fornev. Of South Haven. Kan, for SlS5.
Bull. "Adeibert," I71.314 sold % Wnoert
Root. Of Blackwell. 0. T., for 500.
BUll. Royal Vernon" Is. sold %
William Miller. OF Haven. Kan. for 500.
Bull, Prince Bright Eyes, 15s.S75. sold
70 Marshall Bros, OF Atlanta, Kan. for
s155.
Bun. Victor y" 1883. sold to
Michael Lii. OF Andale Kan, for $50.