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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10
Opera Season Open.

The presentation of Jesse
James Last Days IN Missouri"
Saturday night marked the open
ing of the opera season at this
place. The incident may be
termed success in point of at
tendance as well as in the char
acter of the performance. There
was but little in the play except
a liberal display of fire arms,
but the specialties, excepting
that Of Harry Dewitt. were fair
ly good. Dewitt, both i'll the
role of Bob Ford and in his
speciality, was n most conspicu-
Gus failure Foster Ball was
practically the whole show and
is an excellent black face come
dian. Harry Steeles' skating was
quite an attractive feature of the
performance. The duet by E..
M. McCrumish and Miss Flor
ence Glover was appreciated, and
was deserving Of the applause it
received. The characters, 9TH
er than those mentioned above,
were very good, and really, the
performance was much better
than was generally expected.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10

Wednesday afternoon about Ii
inches of rain fell in town, while
it rained almost a flood between
here and Christoval, and good
rains were reported, in spots, from
all parts of the county. Thurs
day morning it rained about five
hours, and a sufficient season put
in the ground to again start the
grass to growing.-Eldorado Pa
per.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10

Postmaster Blanchard left for
Fort Worth Saturday to attend
the Republican state convention.
G. A. Farquhar, phone 1856, for
livery and feed service 32tf
DR.. A. J. Marberry left for
Chicago Monday, for a month
to six weeks visit and recreation.
-Heinz's kraut now on sale at
Adams.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10

Mrs. A. f. Sherman has return
ed from the Eastern markets,
where she purchased a full line of
up-to-date Millinery and Ladies'
Furnishings. The new goods are
arriving daily. Mrs. Sherman
has had years of experience in
this line, keeps up with the cur
rent styles, never overlooks
novelty, being always on the
look out for the lhtest. 1t will
pay the ladies to call and inspect,
before purchasing elsewhere, the
stock of Sherman e. Brown, Elite
Millinery and Dressmaking, OPP
posite Landon Hotel site. a,.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10

1.-THE Cakes"

lie still as popular as ever with
those desiring pleasant rooms,
comfortably furnished, and in a
central location. Mrs. A. S. Carr
is still the appreciated hostess.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10

Galvanized and painted barb
ed wire, e. L. McAlpine.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10
ISHAM WRIGHT & SON.

For a glass OF beer or fine
whiskey 60 to Chas. Zenker's
bar.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10
SAN ANGELO COTTON GIN.

Centrally located to all the sur
rounding country, on the Santa
Fe right-of-way, is now running.
We guarantee clean work, straight
methods and fair rates. We buy
cotton seed. We use the Murray
cleaning feeders, which secures a
higher price for the staple than
cotton otherwise ginned. San
Angelo being the largest market,
also offers highest prices.
ISHAM WRIGHT & SON
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10

Mrs. G. S. Long is expected to
arrive next week on visit to her
parents, Col. and Mrs. A. J. Ba-
1-or
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10

bud Tom sold for r. X. Wylie,
of Ballinger, to John Berry, 140
mixed sheep at 1925.
r. F. Tankersley expects to
ship thousand head of fat cattle
from this place within the next
few days.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
Q tn a y van dos

Al inaizar Ell aho sscoiar de 1 900 4 COL
Sc nae expial6 pof Ell departa mento de- kduea-
zion, oersf1sa4o legal para poder dassin Pc far
eseueIas pGl1liess Ell Ia isis.
goIfeito en- el mes de sstiembre del fio pa
sado ana easuela gtaduads en- estS ciudad y Ia
Junta EseolAT por nnsnimidad me designs pa
70 regentearlG ; Ell DsparbamsntO no &prueba
el non bra naiento sin expilcar las eausAs.
CuaRdo en- Oetubrs dol azo giro su vista
8 est& e!udad sl gobsTnador Mr.. Hunt, acem-
psfiado de Mr. Brunibaug, me presents ests
EenoTgbiG gador manifestkndoia mi eXtssdsga
por la 10 aEr0baei6a Mr.. Brumbaug contes.
t6 por rondIBeto del fnt6rpeare doctor RomsFo
que no oonOci0 csc asunt0 la eua iaduCfa eFesT
que en- Ell DspsrtRmento ds N3ueaci6n habia
snplsados antronsiIdos que 50 tomaban IA
sgs&de's Que eraR G q apateretR.
EuIpleadiilos qEe, dando rienaa suslts
la passion de una pofsica aEantine, lanzabsn
4 an padre de fsmiliA 81 psuperisno.
La Jalss Esceisr, do acnerdo con ef tna-
pset0F, soliGita del DEPARTMENT. Ia ereacfen
do una nueva esenea, pcr ser insudcisuses las
Qns exlstsn para 6sr eabl3E asiOs muahos nj
nea de nno OtTe KOS que ven prigados de
IL inssrueeI6n. Visua sprobada dfehE escuela
en- Is ceH unieAei6n que dirite Ell dsparta-
msnto mRridestn G 1e, 4Yl1nadtnsaTneqsts 80 pro
ee6tese Lc eSestgTo ci6n Del maestro essbTGoion
deJ co1tT0So. La JgntR II deAfgnA de asuor-
do son Is eom anicsei6u aElsFitsda Sc proesdio
& In apefbnFa ds Ia ascuea nue on an sole 0is
qusd6 srgaEizadA hl ssgundo dfa "a coaasoe
con 66 niaoB naatrieuladoB, m6s q que Qoeda-
ron aaobs6os como excedenta
Is veTd&d que la vigeAte ley ordena qne
sin ls ApRshaei0n dol Dsparsamento 40 poofA
oil maeBsro fruasr eontFafeS psro la cemuDiss-
ci6a aEtes dfcha era bien clara y terminsntei
ella sneeTEsea Ia aprebaei6n del maestro que
eligief0 10 1nLsa cen oil fn de no perder tiem
po tsni6ndOBe en- euenta 10 avansAdo del eurso.
hi nombramisnto fac desaprobado, essa
yes por telegrsfo.
Mayor fsstinaei6n Dos spus sda derae, y "a
sstames snfrlendo los mSeBtfos 5as eonsscuen
cfas de asa ley escolar anti democr6sica y que
tuvier0n hien sRneienaF las Ckmaras que Sss
fsonst11a 90 Llama leglsiatvas. IS una ley dss-
p6tica an que an solo hombre eonvisrte en-
aFbbro absolute de los dsstinos de toda una
elsse docente; poF clio rssuiban verdaeeFss
fguras deeorativas las juntas esecares que DO
obstsnte de proGeder del vote dal pueblc, no
puedeEl elegir para 81 pueblo qus les di6 sus
sAfra CLOS. los maastros p65lieoa.
CuaIquiera diffa que estamos sn pIena edad
media. Os deeir, an la 6poea del 30 10 mando y
que es RRa farsa las ltbartades p6olieas an
Puerts Rico no obatants de estar bsio Ia pro-
tseci6rl del pals maa li0re del mundo.
Ei fsntAsma del eolonisge No Ia desapars'
edo ai1.
B. Oordero Metos.
Humaegc, Fbre al de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24

IhQLge7lz0 CGltTOfe,
El senor Mstienzo Cintr6n, que conoce fu-
timamenta ga pUablo, dice Gqu0 pueblo
de G718naSce8 sond7Rb1tLos
resulta una vardad como m temple.
No hay mas qns aiarse en- las inieiativas
de nuessro pueblo, para Gomprender cue es dc
bill, qua 70 COMO los borraehos, dRndo tras pies,
sin sAhaF de dande visne, psro sin darss caea-
% tsmpoeo dOnde va.
Is IN organfsmo cue So mueve, corao an
asqusleto eolgante, voiuntad do l. mano CUE
ls In pelsa.
No hsY inieiativas ne hay energfss no
hay voInnbad.
FUN pueblo sin volunsad, sin energias y
sin iniciativas, dsbo desaparscer como Palmi-
Fas, qusdar sepaltado en- las extranAs de Ia
TERRA.
A ls revolpei6n, Sc fue el pueblo de Was
hipgten, perque ne era son6m bnlo al snemico !.
por ese vo6 como ell sguila que 10 simbeliza, &
las tegionss de Ia cylllzacl6n, per sus ensrgias
= su sangre ro1a.
Ala ravoinel6n SO fue caba sobrs Ia tren
Is de aquel pablo vFi, eatamparG ga bsso, 10
vrgsn santa 81 Ia Libertad.
El TransVaaIi iucha = lnchaPS, hasta rom
par eon srs faafzas de Hercules, la vii cadena
cue SO faria an los talleres de la tranfa.
th, Pnerte Rico, debil = eDfsrmo por Gu
fslta cl0 sRrgre, 40 has hseho otra cosa que,
como sl cFaPente del cristlanismo, ir de rodi.
LA y posterg arte ante al sacerdota que o6cia
an ell uant0 temple de nuestros efectos patriar'
Gales.
no pue1es sstar de pies porqus tus rodi
las faquean, sPor falta de gl6huios ro1os en-
la sangre.
No puodes lsVantar Ia frsnte porqus CO.
mo sl so7ad7nbuto suehas, sin tener conciencia
de tus aetus.
Z asf naerchas, entire herriloies pasadillss !;
dando ibos con paIpitaciones violentas |:
cansa3o = fstigeso: sintiando escale fries: So
aoliento vsees veces dorniRado por el
vertigo de nall desesperaoiones san pensoT en-
d nptsrno p0r que en- tn eerebroy SO reprod aeen
los cusdroa ds tus iIuaiones, con les vivf.iwoa
colores de ana exitsci6a nervosa y elles redu-
cen tuls sentides.
Por aao sres scndusblslo, poT que sives del
pasado znSnatcO, por que no tleEes ensrgfas
nj ac4ivdRdes
Ell pusbo americana Sc rehaatIit6 pss ell
dssartnlIo do su ergsnismo en- ID gtmnasis: por
las enayafAs vlrilidad d0 su aangra restituf-
08.s....
Pueblo lie Puerto Rics In rrento Ma
tfauzo Clntr6n NO dirA cue erss IN xpHehlo
Gnenatco sendHsbMlO.S
Porous les pue6los ss TehAeilftan como los
incl vid ues nor in na nd do ls san0re de los 7cr
atOs de los vnascnIos, au rehabiitRci6n se
imrena st sigues come hAsta ahera, eomanao
con entuaIasno ell c@iehFa patanfisAdo puerto.
rriqnefao
PILDoRAs MARTINEZ
qus ss 10 flaise gan da ISaludI iFaerzai lvtgorH
Victor Rojas,
Arseibo, Fbro 20 de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
CONTRA sCHLEY

EI pfesidente Roosevelt ha fssuelto contra
Schisy lA Apalaci6n iAtcrpuesta pof este en- 10
controversial con sl Almirante Sampson:
sEl presidsbts no Aeepta sino cue Mega q
Sehley que eli honor de Ia victoria de SAntis go
paYtenecfs g., poTque Sampson era el Conan
dante en- isfe del ascuadr6n.
Dice que no puede haeeF nsda por Sch ley
en- u cue FespsctR 81 fallo d. la Junta de To-
Nestigaei6n=el eUAl ha sido &probado tambi6n
por el rsDartamentc ae Ia Agmada-puas
Ssmpsop estaba Keconscido como eomsndRnte
cd iefs del e8euAdr6n, dnrAnte In batSlls, por
al Dsparta m0nt0 judicial executive del go-
bierno.
Adsmks, bsio las ordenanzas de ls armada
por Ia IN Interpretation tU rfdiGs So las mismas
81 Contra. . alnsiFGnte Sampson eBtRba, durRnts
In bAtalla de sSntis go, al msndo de todos los
buuuas del sacuadr6n Amerisanc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONEo


ia las afuerss de Ia eiuAad lsvant& base
gqu0lla mole de graHitO, negFs, sonbrfa, CO.
mo stAlsyG del fshatIUmo,
Aquel edifeio era un sntro, IN abisno, m
m68atFno de pisdHa que trSgaba seres mas
seFes Sin deisr en- aus Abiertas fauees Ia mas
lave gotta de ssrgre.
J6venea belIas heEmoHaa deaaparecfan
en- las bumhss, palidas, inermes, eemo sngelss
eRtRlsptieos 4 o1ieEeB una manO Invisible AFRO
iase Aqusl shismo.
Las pueYtas del convento sole SO ADRIAN
para dar Ontrada & une de eEos s3rss; despues,
BeFFAbAnss con el ehirFldo do los mohos0S
COMES; sesabA sl tt nido de Ia eAmp&naj spaga-
base sl eco de las Salmodtss, bOd0 Permane-
eta On silsneie, en- ese siIensfe hgubre de Ia
musFte.
Un diR lego = Iss pusrtas ds tquels
tumba, ana aevlciR bastsnte jovsn. Psro an
hes dc penstlaF lueh6, forcej6, quizo rsSger
sl vslo que L. subrfs, hubi0ra essapsdo do
Aqual sbi0 Ri MAS sombras negPas qas del in
teriOF auTglsR0H no hubieran hscba pFesa en-
su oHeFpo, aRTaStrAndola al La tsHioR.
Y tod0 qued8 sn c&lma; nj syes nj lamen-
tSs asrAvssaren las negruseas parades.
Pero ALA, en- sl viantrs del nonatRuo, la
noVisia SO sgitAbA con dsssspGFaci6n.
PrisiensrA baje lAu b6vadAs del convento
su alma no 90 sIsVAba al cioIo entFe preees d.
sVapgAlieo mlstieismo, sinoQUs, hltrandese por
lAs gFl0tSs de los muros, iba reeeFrer ell mt
90 de los vivoa, doads hatian quedado en- sbus
llisi6n sus snshoS as adoIsscenss y aus reaIida-
dss DO M jer,
Era ioven bslla, sHG ojos despedfsn
EniradaG tsa pFovoestivas " Rpasionadas, que
In RR0Te PHt9TR SO asusta6a al 0ontemplarlos,
EYsysndO desc RbRlr en- ellos algo de profAno y
mundarAl que pBgnR6a con 10 HeveridRd del
slaHRtEo.
A an saeulturAl bslIszA sontaba mejor IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24

trsje blsnso eon srtistiaos azos, que aqusl ne
gro sAy6n, bsi5s@nyea piles gnes dsssp psreefa la
plssticidad d. las formas.
Sas abioe, de ula snearnsao rnuy vivo, pa
reefap formsdos, MP para elevar piegsries aino
para besar eon todG Ia fnarEa dc u ps>i67.
Sus of&eiones lse ecE fnntfsi con las fEases
de AMOR. y Ia simsgsn 90 "a amante So iss4F-.
psBfa sismPrs entFs elm sl Cristo de su ora.
torin
Ea Ell arm6nieb nEsticismo daI elaus&re,
era una nota dlseagdsntR, uaa aota mandaaa,
aqueIs aermosa nevislA que todss las tsrdea
bsiaba al jardfa & embEiegsrsa con 81 perfuna
de las a9Tss.
cuaado se hallabs sn squsl site ssDfa aIu.
cInacienes d1ab6iieRs
A veess deteni,se fFente alg1a 6rbol, y
exelam8bs
-Ipgrate eref CUE no vsudfias VERNE
Me tienen sqsl para que ts divide, pero no la
eonsegurAn. Yo te Rpae sismpre ID 5me
quiere muehoP sfP Vdslva q rspetfrmslo.
sxtsndfa los brazos, como si tratase do
abrssAE q aIguien.
Cuando entradI 10 tarde, Las notas del sal
tsTio 81 rumor de las 0squll&s IL llamsban al
interior del convento, Ia novicla, trfsts pesa.
rosa, SO alajaba dol Iardfn voivisndo > cada
paso Ia csbszs agltando las manos en- sehal
de despsdiaa.
POGO tism1p dsspuGs, la novicia m muri6 sooa
de anlor-ssg6R deefs Ia Priora-y gu muerte
caUs6 vsrdadercl pknico entire squslas re-
liGiosas, pues oil jaFdineFo 96rmaba CUE las
atlas horas de Ia nOche, euando todos dormfan
sn el convsnto ull siIancio sspuleraF Fainaba
por les smbtos, SO vefa eruzsr por entire las
alamsdss del jsrdin. ura sembra ds mujeK CON
el esbslle suslto el pecho deseubierto, de Gu
yOs labies brotab ar re pldos sonoros, chasqai-
dos de bssos suspiros de alma ensmorada.
Mariana AbriI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
Para las damas
Borrasca oonyugaI

dlsrio de hitAcora un rnantsneder dis la eoyun-
de- refriendo un tsmporal dom6ssieo.
-BueDeH noches, PIN polio. (Sersnc1.
4-SDe d6nde 1iene uste0? (Cerraz6p).
IN fa mfs, 81 yer IN amigo epfermo, que
81 pobre eatA.... lIut6rvalo lncido.)
-aDs verAs, eh? fEublsdo)
-Mujer, llo dices con IN tonoI.. (LIc-
-ioon sl tOac del dfAblO que to Ilsvel IRA
~5QG6 themes, criaturaq (AparasO sormsn-
toso;
ii fame, todo 10 sAl (Trueno)
-4Qu6 sabesq (Bocanada.)
Que me tIene nstsd olvidAda por otra; ST.
ef1or. (BorFssea)
-5Qulsn ha osado calumniarme2 (Racha
SCslumnias, ehP Pfsaro ms divoreio
de II. (RAyo.)
-ouando uatad guste, senora. temporal
palo seco
Me deVuelvB nated mi dote, Cristo cen
todos, caballaFo |(Terremoto
-SCon qae todavfa dudas, despuss de- mis-
protestas. ds mia iuramentos ssgradosf -.
(Turbion&oas,)
-Tdy ya no rne qnlerss. lrgratol (sIgue
I'D ts dajas guiAr per iufamss envidio-
sos de nusstrA felicidad. lIncautai (Amaina
sl temporary
girme sin motiyo7 tNA-ejadas en- disminn-
ei6n.)
- ErAm os tam felHees hsse tan poees me-
seal To- 4 sl viento.l
LAY, sfl lQes feliess er&mosi (Sae sl
Rrc0 iris.
-Yo no vIsltaba mis- amigoG; ta no ra-
clhfRS tue eonoeidasb v sobre todo, eea infeF-
nal dchs Manusls, tan ehlsmosA, tan antipAti-
ca. Ultima nibe
-lBrib6nI lHira como sabes do donas
Ylene el golps. lTruehsl (Bgisa frsseR
-QnisPes haeer un trato eonmigo, paloraa
mfa7 (H0FiEonte limpio.)
-Vamoa var, hAba. (Sol radiantel
-Pon en- 10 del Rey ID errsdadera vie o.,
v 10 promote, por taa oj0s dfvinos, que en- oeho
diRs no salgO De casa para que be conven2as
que SOY sntsganaentR tnyo. (Hasn tlsmpo
aic.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
Dos tarjetas

Nuestro dissin guido eoPrslgionario den
Victor Primo Martinez Gonzales tiens Ia
eortesia de Rnunciarnos que ha pussso gu bu-
fete de juriIconsulto en- la ealle de Mendez vi
go-MaysgusR-y de ofrecernos sus servieios.
Tambien nos ofrece GervicIos otro dis-
tipgufdo eorreligionArio: don Jaeinto Rayo Y
AgsD1O.
El sehor Rayo Sc ha heeho cargo como re-
Kente de la farmNciA GViuda de DAtmRu7 es-
tabIeeidR en- CagHss.
Agradeeemos la coFteslA de ambos som
pRtriotag, deseaGdoles exitOa On sus negccios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
R!MA PROFANA
Mariana AbriI.

La blanGa mia que adore
llevs nj tsinplo So orasf6n
=, como uIs piano sonoFo,
snens el pdso ajo al eFo
de su smpinad0 tac6n.
Sugsstiva y Olegante,
Eoea apenss con su guante
oil aqua de bautizar,
y queda ell sgua rsgante,
con fragarcis de azahaP.
Luege ante al ara Sc ineIiaa,
donde IN iJristo de mar6l
que ell fendo obscuFo ilnmina,
musstrR la gFaeia divina
dc ga di7inO pSFal.
Mirkndo!a, asf, de hIno1os,
sisnte invansihles antejos
do inbsFRum piT su eFeelon,
y GRPle an bss3 en- los oIes
que estalls en- 50 ceraz6n.
Fable F;iaIlo.
tDsl libro sTsrna0sra Se1ltt1neetaL.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
a los suscritores
de The Puerto Rico Herald"

Hacemos sabsr los ss1ores suscritorss en-
eath isla de The Puerto Rico Herald que por
fAlta de nhmeros tengan incomplete la colec-
ci6n, que nuestro estimado amigo don Jos6 @.
Gsigsl agente del colega en- Isabella, tlena de-
venta eiempares bastantsa, correspondent
tss & los phmeros 10, 1B, IA, IL, 10, 10, 30, 81.
a2, 20, "a, IS, rs, 81 y 2s de dichs revista.
EnviarA euAlquler pueblo de 10 1ala los
que 90 le pidan. Z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
Para emrar go Reafriaae

sn ur dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN--
TES DE BROMD -QUIN1NA. 81 hoticariO
la dsFolvArz al dsnero 81 no se eura. La ArmA
ds y. W.. GROVE Sc halls an eads eaiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
i A AREHABILITARNOS !!

Esta pue bio, pueblo de
ar6naicos 2 ssnAmbules,
debe pensar en- ST mismo.
Hc+Sx.,An rYSaays.[,,
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

Last fall a woman living in New
York bought $4,000 necklace in
Paris and neglected to pay duty on
it when she came home, remarks a
satirical contemporary. A Paris jew
eler who had shown her goods, but
whom she had not patron.zed, learned
that she had made the purchase and
got word of it to the collectors of
flee in New York. An investigation
was instituted and proof was secured
that the woman had struggled the
necklace into the country. Her hus-
band was notified, and permitted by
the authorities to close the incident
by paying the duty, which was $751;
669. This sum has been turned into
the conscience fund" of the United
States treasury. Everyone is at lib
erty to figure out for himself what
conscience had to do with the pay
ment of the money.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

A Newark, N. j., girl has made ap-
plication to the supreme court for
an injunction to restrain young
man who she says promised to mar
ry her from marrying another girl.
This, says an exchange, is a new de-
parture in breach of promise litiga-
ton. Evidently this young woman
does not want her faithless lovers
money, but himself. But it is quite
certain that happy marriage by in
junction is an impossibility. The
court will do the applicant kind
ness by refusing to grant the order
for which she prays. When she is
older she will realize the fact.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

A Port Jervis On. ~. paper says
that while getting railroad ties near
that place Abe Morehouse was bit
ten in the leg by rattlesnake. A
doctor was sent for. When he arrived
the bandages were taken off, and as
soon as the leg was bare a swarm of
mosquitoes lighted on it. In few
minutes the ground was covered with
dead and dying mosquitoes. They
had sucked the poison of the wound
and saved Warehouses; life. And yet
they say that mosquitoes are wholly
useless.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

1t was happy idea, opines patri-
otto contemporary, to buy the site of
the battle of San Juan hill, near San
tiago, Cuba, and retain it as Unit
ed States reservations memorial
forever of the valor of the American
soldiers who fought there in 1898.
We have many battlefield parks in
our own country and they are in
valuable in teaching lessons of his
tory and patriotism. The fighting in
front of Santiago was as heroic as
any in our record, and we do well to
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

Mr.. p. H. Anderson, because he
could not obtain certificate to each
school in Kansas, went to Chicago,
graduated from a training school
for missionaries, went to Alaska,
found mine containing millions,
came back, married classmate, gave
fortune to his alma mater, and is
now on his way to Sweden to visit
relatives he has never seen.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

"The meanest man" died in West
Virginia not long ago. He left for
tune of $4,000. To his wife and nine
children he bequeathed one dollar
each, and directed that the remain
der of the estate be devoted to the
building of water-tight vault for
his body and the erection of a beau
tiful monument to his memory.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

Referring to the difficulty of civil
izing Sioux Indians, Miss Annie b.
Scoville writes: 1.-The government
tried to civilize these Indians by using
wagons, and they used them to feed
the ponies from; stoves, and they
knocked off the tops and used them over
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17
WHY FAILURES OCCUR

The following interesting data on the
subject of failures throughout the coun-
try was furnished a representative of
the Chattanooga Times by Manager
Close of Bradstreet's agency recently.
"The saying that a man is the archi-
tect of his own fortune, and that, gen
orally speaking, the individual trader
possesses within himself the elements
of success or failure in the business
world, has been very effectively dem
onstrated in preceding discussions of
this subject, wherein the leading caus-
been analysed. For the benefit of those
who have not followed this matter
closely, however, it might be stated
that experience over a period of years
has shown that the causes of CONNER
cial embarrassment may be quite gen
orally classed under the following
eleven heads, close studying of which
is invited in order that the reader may
become familiar with their application
to the matter in hand:
GA. Due to faults of those failing:
81. Incompetence irrespective of
other causes.)
-. Inexperience without other in
competence)
80 Lack of capital.
~. Unwise granting of credits.
IS. Speculation Outside regular
business.)
SO. Neglect of business (due to
doubtful habits.)
81. Personal extravaganza.
SO. Fraudulent disposition of prop
erty.
"B. Not due to faults of those fail
ing:
SO. Specific conditions disaster,
etc.)
80. Failure of others (of apparent
ly solvent debtors.)
III. Special or undue competition. -"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
Petition for Order Of Conveyance, Etc

In the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District of the State of Montana, in and for the
County OF Rnsebud
In the matter of the estate of Mercie A. Smith,
deceased.
Order fixing day for hearing petition for order
of conveyance, etc.
Mrs. iettie S. Crawshaw having this day filed
her petition pr ayng for order of conveyance and
ASST nplent in the estate of Mercie A. Smith, de-
ceased.
1t is ordered, that Mondav the 5th day of May.
A. d., 1902, at 9 O'Clock a. A., of that day, being
day OF regular term, to-wt: OF the May term
1902, of this court at the court hereof at the
town of Forsyth, in the county of Rosebud, Mon
tana, be appointed for hearing said petition, and
that the clerk give notice thereof as required by
law. G. H. LOUD. Judge
Dated April TO- 1902.
Fl = st Publication: "A pIil 10, 1902.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17
"A Liberal Oh T..

The undersigned will give a free
sample Of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets to any one wanting a
reliable remedy for disorders OF the
stomach. biliousness or constipation.
This is Il new remedy and good one.
PETER DRoEsE, Druggist.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

This year breaks the record in the
number of polar expeditions in the
field. The prospect is good that the
problem will be settled within the
first decade of the new century.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-17

The shipment of game in milk cans
is the latest move adopted by those
who desire to evade the game laws.
Three innocent looking new milk
cans that came into ST. Paul by the
Northern Pacific express, when seized
and opened, were found to contain
100 partridges.