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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-17
Ell deCano
de los naaestr0s
de California.

En- el Expresses de los Angeles,
CaIifo-niG, enccntrSnos unas intera'
santes reminiscsnciGs proceaentes dc
IN pluma de j. G. Polto7,
Este Sr. FELTON, cuant3 yE setec,
80 y esis Aflcs de eI1d, y ticne el ho'
nor de hAber sido 81 primer maestro
ptblico ds G alif >rni1
Su Abuelo, ell ce.ebre Joel Pei.
ton, foS quisn dizparo 81 primer IT,
70 en- Bunker Hill, donde hoy Sc le.
yAnta 81 hsImoto morumenGo que
Ileva este ncmbie, corca 40 B lsto1,
y murio de Ia prinerA bAla de csHi6u
dispArAda por los IL gleses COZ IRA los
pStriotas Ia 10 revolucion america
IA,
III padre de nuestro h6roa acos'
tumbraha decir con notable placer,
como CORVALLIS tuvo que hacerla
reverencis al pAsar bRjo su bsyo'
neta exteudids en- 10 entregA de
Yorktown.
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IA JORRESPOHDzRcA DE II Dg DE 1903
SGrfa JuSto.

AL concederse por ell Gonseio
EieCutivo 10 frsnquicia cOrrespon
oiente Ia Compa fiia del tranvfa
electrico, estsblsciose cue este re-
correr1s degde Santurce II Capital
y 7ieeverss, las GALES de San Fran
cisco , San Joe6 deslizandose por
Ia snt:gus hsiadG del Correo para
hrindarssasi facilid.des los nuEcro.
SOS empieados de todsa classes qRa
en- la Marina trrbsian.
Ofrecia la hsjsda del Correo
grades peligros. y hubo de prescin-
6irse DO tai itinerario.
HKsts aqn1 no hay rsds de amor.
uAli pofqae cla-o est& csc sc h
proSedido correctaments evitsndc
tssgrscias que uenudo oeurrirfan,
81 sau slls medids no Sc hubiess to.
mado.
Nj Ia Companfa nj el pdolico
tienen de este Ia culps, pero es asf
Que los ample.dos en- al barrio Dc ID
Marina rasultan notc riamenta per
igdicsCo parque en- virsud de no
iiegar ell Trsnvfa hasta alcitado ba
rrio, squslios em plesdos tienen cue
suhir Ia plaza de Ba' doricty q 6 las
pnradas de 10 Gale de San F1ancis
Co para poder utiiizSr el sTfoly..
Y este es 10 aDormal,
Hssts tanto la Co npaf1fa re nel
We cate asunto, es juet3 q. &c pUpg ga
& L. disposition de comafciantes, &
enplaados de l& Marina, coches QUE
per oaenta de la compsflE iprestan
eI eerviciu de traslsci6n de nsssje-
ras desde squel barrio & Santurce y
via versa & las horae de alnuefzo y
comida.
Con esta meaida In compaf1fa
cumpii IS CON nm deber. ya que fac
aeuerdc que el tranvih llegass hasts
ln Marina para Id recogid& de pAssi ie
ros, eosa qua no sc hace por cansas
do las c3alei nsdis es Responsible
pero cue, tn iDtaras ds Ia compa1fa
debs hRcetse
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.JJMBA DE- YENECIA.
4 EUL0GzO HORTA.

han tornado por In succession de 81
e os entsrcs el himno elssico del hp'
mano sectimiento.
Was morir?
lSera tai vez tn desEpsricion oil
inicio de futnrss dsadichAsf
P5ro ly quo? mo &c hunden
scaso en- el mar DC 1e vida crealclAs
Y afsctos. nRciones y scciedsaes, re-
ligiones y leyesf
Xryo So pieTae Ia nizstla del hom'
bra en- el shismc de Ii dLda?
Como I'd to hEHdiras, muaS gar :
Ill, l2aantss ciudsdes misticAs gre
levani4rs el ar.fice del sIncs sc han
Lundioo tamb!Gn? CE&ntaa i.ns5s'
nss no Sc nan derIumbs1of sCasE
1ss glorisg no So hau dasvs1ecido?
LA vida-asha mrer5e 4 lulen Vi
ds namanos-lNo SIS acssc st ,sda
niquets que 10 damnela tcdc y to2c
l. Gevastaf
Cosao ia te huasirhc, en Ia soro
bis Iegi51 Gel 20 ser sepnltaronse
para s.empre tronos saculR-es Ga
cuva e5iioacion gsstsrou sUs enef.
gfsg mas de cien Reyes; crsi ii ta
habis de Sccntec5r, dssapareeieron,
vol$ron como graaoe dc &rana al So
plc de- simoun, insti5uc,onss demo.
cr&ticas, ls base do lss cuatsa fue
amAssda con eaDgfe ds NIL ppebios
cua. III te pardcr&s: paraiGroDse eu
ls sombrA inlumersbles civiiizGciO.
nes. .sq-e axtrsno, pues, que to,
MACS del Arte, 6 ssnejegzs do lA
murierte ola te estrelles en- las 4ri-
das pisyas de ana fatalidal tarrible
y ciegat
Pobre Venecia!. SO; ;Adi6s
Como Miguel Angel cuSndo VIC
que " libarted pSrtfa, 10 apuuCi6
grabanGo con su c;neal eob-s un sa,
pulcro in im&gen de La noche, asl,
Venecia he-nosa, t2l vsZ tn hu1di-
niiento ser& nuncio siniastro, punto
inicia;, saf1al sagurA Gel par1odo sg6
nico del Arte, sgotSmlento de los
supremos ideslsS del espiritu, adi6s
eterHo de la W. gan poesfs, qua vis,
tienao rogrRs tocas como In ioven
virdG, entone sobre tus ruinag eu
capto postrime-o y So p!egaria dnal
POGO & pogo-cnal dehen ceer
los Ciclopes lie VAS hundiendo den
tro las plspcas espUmR3 de tn mar
sUseg ado y trarqnilo, usro cusndo
acabes de perecar-iquiGa 10 duds p,
resurgir&g triurfAnte como Is Diosl
de In hermosurs y del Anor, para
tener por urns Cinersria otro mar
intinito. ot-o 0 esno 10 luz e oc6a.
no sin fondo del eorszon; al mar in
hni5o del pensamieIto.
Ramon MarIc Torres.
Sen eebEs ti&n, sSbre. de 1902.
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Briones & Co.

Comprs, vents y alquiler de niue
bes sA5 7a, Rafael Cordero 78, ~9Es
o r.
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81 !10dernO ingI6S

Ur per;odiCo insles, el <Daily
Newss de L.ondreg, Dice que el idio,
ma ds Milton ser& en- sp die Ell idio,
rna pniversA., y q7s, ou&n 10 manoa,
es indadsble q1o c8da vez SO kaee
mas popular. con Gctabie perjuici0
&c otras l9DgRas moderuas, el espa =
mol, nor eisnpio.
Y como los inglessa ossssn CO
nocer, oarA satisfaction de 81 natu
rSl orgullo, comc SIC pre- oaga ell re-
GrGgr&do: 81 bien 1ogicc idicms 5e
lcs antiques snglos y iatas, repro,
a@ca uE aueltn rGbii"sGo por ~ Ill.
RIO as SeuaI, Cores, en- Gue Sc nots,
g, slgdn des2onoc!pisr5 de 10 grA-
Eastica irgiesa, u1s fkita &bsoIata 69
prsCGics
Ls prsG+ias ae sduriere cen 81
tlaupc Pass elf lc aaa en- FGez 70
Rico. LlsSRrs t+l vez TN Gi& Ell Cue
81 sSsn JEsp N9w, ae eao.iEa (:an
excerci6o Gal traea5o ae ~;tiara, a1e
ss n1chol hifnier, TeS-latsn Sal 10.
ccmo e1 Cores 81 nefiodicn alEdi.,
DC.
Ne hey c,otlvcs psrS 3eses,,s-
rsr, J 81 eD4iiy News &c Tu1s,I.sa,
abriga IL sspsrsnza de qne Ia cues
si1a Sc roeclvaf& con el tienpc.
po1ae e! inglss pierre tsr@erc
5iAriGElartc o. Oh 5;oz.os distr;tas
Ge los Estsdos Uuidos, ps.s Gon6a
pracissmacte ze pretenGa lxhlar =
escri5ir Eejoe iuclas cue en- la mis-.
MA Toglaterfa.
V6sse s;no, al sigaiente suslie
del sWeek y OBSERVER cue 50 pa.
olics en GifREd, estade da Illinois.
cAsi s ias pusrtes De Chicago, ls su'
cis entrs las suci&s ciuaAdes de Ia
Unioa:
sThere is q mad dog scsre here
st present. Evsry Dog that acts like
.. Ae mad whsels il his head is killed.
Terea, dcGs, ona OLD u.6 snd an old
rooster hss bsen killed Gh&t Was
clsime5 TO have bean bitten.
ATELENE
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.r.....,ilo Sc! iBlsn-
mar, form& tangible
de n. enanero, csperanzs de
amor real. dS, prcnesa cIn plida..
ivss & mofir
CcRi AnforA sagrada So ahrir&n
las ondss que hsn de gusrdar por
Eiempre tu nalanc6lico, paStror ge-
mido, y ALA, en- el fondo de tn seprl-
Gro trespArents, verG cl visjer0
errante, como al t.Aves de m pris-
ma, tn coyoua de Raina, tw pincel cs
Artistr, ia Ira de poeta.
iQu6 triste es ver la msgestsa
cAf6Al Nj al rielc de - blanca iuuR
SO escuchEra Ia doliente cenci6n del
gcndolero, ri en- los porticos do ties
Dasrm6reoE palacics snidsra -ccn4o
ell ave en- w lecLo de movediza ga
js--el ecc apasiora1o da alnRrta trc.
vaaor.
De tn aspecto g-Andioso quada-
RS solamente al rscuerdo; y cuscao
IN nuoe, soDTe ell sitio que to sirvi0
de Asiento pess. en- lSs horas del
Vespertino crep uiculc, intslrcgssa
& las dormiGss egu&s que te sirvaa
de sudario, pregantsra & los aires
que an tn nsm6sfera foten J g. 1lfi-
mo rAyo de sol que tus esaOmbros
ilumine, sobre oil fin de tu incierto
destino, Sin qae nj aires de rayos de
sol puedsn seHialsr tn psraderc.
Como Hercularol Como Pom
peyei.. :. Como Nfnive!
lOh ciudad-di&mAnts engaYza-
de- en- los aires de un mundo fant.is.
NM{n %N In1 n1 &w~u
iReinA de les mares, gentil Ve-
neciA, SenorA del mundo. .Ic6mo
has cAido?
iAcAso, acaso cAvas tn propia
gepulturA por ser llegads In horS So
leeane, ell Dies Ire del genio y sus her
mcsos Atributosf ......
Nc bascAba Ell alma en- tt & IL
ciudAd de espACio material c6moGo
&mpAio, no Snsi&ba hRll&r en- tn sc.
no nuestro aEpfritu nj ell ruido Atro-
n2dor dc las populosas ciudSdas del
mEnco, nj &rdierte Animaci6n, nj
In hsr*UrA dc voluptpos0s goces: 81
abAtido corssGu an II encontrAba ei
genesis de 10 oriental poeeis en- tus
palAeioa eucartRdos, an los recue7.
dcs d1lcssimos de tE pasAdo esplen.
dor, eu las 1everberAciones de In luz
sobre el lsgc 6e a2ulGdos mEtiCas
que te sirve de alfombrE, en- 10 me-
moriA 90 grads de tAnto iiustre hom
bre que fI6 4 tt-ich moderna tara
de promisi6n ora bnscando colori-
dos para sus lienzos, IRA expression
y vida para sus cetStuss, - acordea
para grabNr en- al peutAgrAmA, va
sfmiles y giros para 50 oratoria, y&
ri5mos cadenciosns para sus versos,
ritmos, im&genes y ccloridcs quo
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DebeD eSCuipirSe.

Extract smos de una bien escrits
Ser6nicMa del puerto Rico Artist.
Goa de Guayama, los parr&foS 81
gpientes .................
<Y Ia ola difamadorS, Ia brooha
est1pida, empSpRda on eucic holli0,
ha lido pasEndo de 10 cara de los i3.
feE Ia de los 1ltimos solGadog de
fla, y ahorA nos encontrRmcs cen
que todos estamUs embardu1sdcs; 3.
estAmou mAnchedos de Srriba hS
10; qro hR siuo Sodo Tn carnAvsl de
fAngo, una Faturnai 0e cieno, y cu9n
do, ca medic &c nuestrSG tribn.acio
mes, volveros 10 cara nacia nuestrCg
honbres de vslor, los one eahaD
realce y prestigio & 10 patrik, Los
que fueYon sus mas f1rmes vallejo
res v nos acergSmoe elicS paYe
buscar inspi.aciones y colscios, csc
mos en- 10 cuenta de GVe est&n echa
dos s perder de ioso Gesde Les pies
lA cabeSs, y que, yistos con 81 na
tfz y con "a ropaje que les Ia pcast$
do Ia cAlu nnia, &pArecca toiog deaa
gur&dos, contrsEechos, rid4culCs ~
mo esos gigapGes que exhibeL pny
las GALES en- las prosecionss de u
Gt1rAScS.S
............s..,.s ....os .s..s..s.s
SSi Gueraig salver asts pueblo
haced siempre 10 prcpegan6a Do.
amor, NO IL del odio y mostradla All&.
en 10 mas encumbrsdo, IL pa:rsa, poy
sncima de toios loe hombrea , do &C.
dos log pArtidos y de todas las nec'o
nalidaoes, por mucho que valgAd,
SON academies passjeros, Minis tog
en- 10 vida de los pueb!os: porqae va
lie mas que la fenta el arbol que ls
produce; per que nm hcmbre Sc aus
ltuye con oSro hombre, IN partido
con otro partiao, y rna nEciona
liisd con ctra nacionalidad lel teii6.o
dc estss mudGrzas as 10 quo cons5i
tuya 10 Histolis nientrss que 10 pa
tria ca etern%, insustituible, "a cue
no hay mas que mn pals pars sarvir
nos de c1ns, ccmC una msGra para
dRrnos & luz
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kYIso 4 los inteTesados,

Habiendo cobrado oil que suscri-
be del .Tascrc Nacioral Ia reslsma-
ci6n entablada por derenbos de sdaa
mas de mercsncias in por tsdss de los
EE. UU. desde el II de Abril de
1899 10 de Msyo &c 1900, lo hzgo
pdolico por ell preses to snuncio, pa
"a que todos aquellos qae en esa fe
cha recibi sron mcfcancfas + or me-
disci6n de Ia sgencia que teugo ests
blecida, Sc p1esenten al cobro en- Il
Gale de ls Fcrtalezs 46. bsjos.
Jose Marco BAYONA.
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M0ledaS Y medai!aS.

Muy antiguSs, elgunss del prin.
eipio do II Ere Crietis,na, 40 venden
haretas, Informaran en La Cores.
pcndancia.
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% son tnm
h
] pa ia
PIR &oSANo
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06
che Game Strenuous.

1.-THE melancholy days have come, the saddest
of the year."
And the price of coal for out of sight doth soar
And the football Demon starts to train as the
hour draweth near
When the gridiron shall be swamped in gore.
To play the game ball is used; tits fashioned OF
pigskin.
But tits not kicked as some of you suppose,
For the game consists of smashing your op.
ponent on the chin.
When you get him down don't spare him. walk
up and down his frame,
Don't let him UP, but stick to him like glue,
Dance a two-step on his stomach, on his features
cut your name,
It's for this those spikes are fastened to your
shoe.
When you're sure you have outplayed him and
he can contend no longer,
But lies stretched upon the ground and feebly
squirms,
Then you single out another and unless you are
the stronger
You will quickly be reduced to lowest terms.
When at last the umpire's signal to cease action
has been sounded
And the murdered and the mangled borne
away,
Then the football is discovered to one side where
II has bounded
Or Of danger at the opening Of the fray.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06
The October Deputy Warden
School History. GlenDon's state

The October Deputy Warden
School History. Glenpon's state
ment Of the school history for
October shows that the attendance
is growing steadily and the work
is satisfactory in all it's details.
Attic opening session, on Septem-
Der Is, 1872 pupils we're in attend
ance. For last month the highest
attendance was l55, the lowest LAG
and the average $50. Of this
number 118 attended voluntarily
and 80 were compelled to go.
Eight scholars were temporarily
excused by the medical depart
ment during the month and four
we're temporarily excused by the
Deputy. Three men who attend
ed school we're discharged from
prison. Fourteen pupils we're en-
rolled. There were thirteen SEES
sions in October. Four pupils
were reported for breaches of in
stitutional rules in the school
room, but none were reported for
lack of interest in the wo k.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06
che Secret
OF a PIGS
education.

settle WITHOUT
the accumulated dollar.
In this industrial development worlds Money
accumulated the usual Therefore the
makes despsed the
worlds
But there other making There
qualities IN the human which make
cumuaon of possible making
faculty will be bterated When that qualities will still
exist and still have their Importance.
of the pigs education.
much more easily taught to do tricks
animal than the But thought
applies himself greed
The greasy i-developed
tissue But fraction energy
stomach His greed that he
dego gladly hardship humiliation
lump
ceeded in standing his hind legs.
The horses chief quality neither
ambition directed by
be diverted easily
two learned talking
might easily hear to the other
eyes, the
has ever learned trick in his life"
The talking
accumulated talking about the IA
For the his
For the of his
self
The criticism of the
rich
time to make money"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06
Don't Waste
Your Good
Resolutions.
They Are the Real Fruit
of Your Brain.


good intention and moral vvay should drift
he fails
We the
test:
o thinking talking?
he feel
idea his responsibility
IS THAT BY ANY CHANCE THE TROUBLE WITH YOURSELF
MIR. READER?
flashing like fire mind then
disappointment?
The principle S
An idea without effort
OF and thinking equally
The falling
of Newton cyng
millions of preceding observations and thoughts
And that inspiration which apple
might been utterly and wasted had
himself with generalization.
Had like
enjoyed the his mental would
other enthusiastic
But Newon mind working
force of gravitaton which rules the world and matter.
Learn discriminate ideas
with diamonds
hold to them and let the others the
biggest and brightest.
achieve any your brain is
the your victory
This achievement
Don't like sbous
at it
ly leave the valley with hands.
evolving creature servant Of
soul finger
by conflicting suggestions
Anye thoughts the general
HOLD YOUR RESPONSIBLE RESULTS
selected is tried
putting things through, accomplishing things
Remember that man Begin
dream and feel but that
which suggests itself to
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

A Morning In Election Day was
The Park: observed in this in
stitution by closing the shops and
giving the men morning in the
park. At 8 o'clock the bell rang
to fall in and then there was thirty
minutes drill in the yard. At the
expiration of that time the crews
were marched to the park and the
order given to break ranks. At
noon the whistle blew and the
command to fall in for dinner was
given. The afternoon was spent
in the cells.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

The supplies for the coming
quarter are commencing to arrive,
and during the past fortnight
Steward Bordwell has signed
for 100 bushels of onions, 1900
bushels of potatoes, 600 bushels of
.turnips and ten and a quarter tons
of cabbage. The vegetable caves
have been remodeled and number
of new bins forvegetables installed.
Butch" has made rs barrels of
sauerkraut for consumption dur
ing the winter months.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

A Little Jolly To OOm0 Time since
The Shut ms. the members of
the fraternity of grey clothes men
who make their headquarters at
Charlestown, Mass, showed their
appreciation Of Ebert Hubbard
and their gratitude for his never
failing stream of good cheer by
printing and binding a little book
of his quotations, along with some
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

The berry season is over, worse
luck, says Larry, but praise be we
have yet dried figs an dates to fall
back on.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

NOTICE:-The usher has an
unsigned letter in his keeping adj
dressed to 81. 81. Hiland, Chicago,
Ill. The writer must make his
identity known to the authorities
before it will be mailed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

More than $4,000 arrived in
Sundays mail in payment for bin
der Irvine purchases.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

Atho the empire of Japan said to be paradise of Children
they allowed to much
their life work to do
but skilu instance the
into their with their bav
tired
shoulder
All the time abe pretty aong-Ex. -
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

Guard Newman says Curses on
the cornstalks, me hairs thin al
ready.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06
KILOGRAMS S.
BY THE "TwINs.o

Some men, like the moon, get
full every month.
A Beloit, Wis, man upon being
reproached with having broken
his promise, said: That's nothing,
I can make lots, more just as good.
The burglar who makes hay in
this state while the sun shines is
liable to land here and make
Irvine while the electric light
shines.
The product of the still has
landed many a man in Saltwater:
When you see widow weeping
over the grave Of her sixth hus-
band you can take it for granted
that her tears are not caused by
grief but rather flow from force of
habit.
Crocodile tears are the dew Of
hypocrisy.
Some men use their talents for
the same purpose that an eagle
uses it's talons.
In order to drive the wolf from
the door the ballet dancer must
do some high kicking.
When a man dies suddenly and
the doctors really don't know what
caused death they ascribe it to
heart disease, and when a crime is
committed and the police fail to
locate the culprit they lay it at
the door Of what Bill Pinkerton
calls ..'yegman who is myth.
The Sultan OF Bacolod wants to
fight Uncle Sam. If Sam ever
swings with his right boot and
lands on the dome of the Sultan's
boomers he will think that he was
struck with a Jupiter thunder
bolt.
A sporting writer says that an
athlete in New York with the aid
of spring board leaped over a
twenty foot gate. That's nothing.
/ know men who with the aid of
the pardon board leaped over a
thirty foot wall.
A young woman who acted as
nurse during the late war with
Spain has asked for a pension on
the ground that she was Tilted by
one of Uncle Sans warriors,
thereby receiving a deep wound in
her heart.
When dude gazes in the glass
and sees the reflection of his own
face he instantly reaches the con-
clusion that there is at least one
good looking. man in the world.
The prosecuting attorney is a
man who always tries to make a
jury look on the dark side of a
case.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06
PERTINENT ADVICE AND COMMENT.
Reprinted by Permission Of Hearsts Chicago American

Many an American with high opinion OF him
self may be heard speaking of another human being
as follows:
Eyes, he is good fellow and he's got brains But
I don't believe he has got dollar saved up in the
world"
That last statement about the dollar is supposed
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06
CHURCH NOTICE.

CHURCH NOTICE.
Services in the Prison Chapel at 500 o'clock
= every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Catholic services every alternate Sunday.
Rev. s. j. Kennedy. and Rev. FIR. Corc0ran
chaplalns.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

Do YOU know many men, or at least one, who
answers this description?
He is enthusiastic, convincing optimistic and
the only thing that you cannot understand about
him is the fact that he is practically failure.
He is ecpsed in the race of life by other men
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

BOARD OF CONTROL.
s. w. LEAVETT, Chairman : Litchfield
W E. LEE, - Long Prairie
D. B. GOULD, - Winona
H. w. WRIGHT, -se-- :, Secretary
REsiDENT OFFICIALS.
HENRY WOLFER, - warden
j. s. GLRNNON, - : Deputy Warden
II. G. COLLIGAN, Asst. Deputy Warden
: HORACE W. DAVIS, Clerk
r. n. BORDWELL Steward
B.J. MERRILL. = Physician
MISS MARY MCKINNEY. Matron
B. j. KENNEDY, Protestant Chaplain
CHARLES CORCORAN, Catholic Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
F. A. WHITTIER, - = st. Paul.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

The prosecuting attorney is a
man who always tries to make a
jury look on the dark side of a
case.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-06

When dude gazes in the glass
and sees the reflection of his own
face he instantly reaches the con-
clusion that there is at least one
good looking. man in the world.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-04
INSURANCE MEN HARD HIT.
New York and Hartford Loss,s-The
 Securfty's Good Fortune

New York, Feb. 5.--It is estimated that the fire at Waterbury, Conn.,, will cost the leading insurance companies of this city about $1, 100000. Practically every company of importance is affect ed, and some are embarrassed by req son of the fact that they had records in buildings that were destroyed by the fire. In several instances duplicate records were kept in the News York of fees.
 Hartford Conn, Feb 3.-The closest estimates of the losses of the Hartford Insurance companies sustained by the Waterbury fire as given by officials, are: Aetna $30,000; Phoenix, $21, 500; National, $l2'O0O Connecticut, $15, 900: Hartford, $2O,OOO Orient, $7,0Oo; Scot tish Union and National, $15, ,O0O Total losses, $120 OOO.
 Early yesterday afternoon Secretary Mason of the Security Insurance com pany of this city estimated the com pany's loss as a result of the Water bury fire at $9425. Last evening, how ever, after more careful investisation it was found the loss would not ex- ceed S9,00o, which is regarded as very good fortune by the company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-04
ALL ALIKE.
Doctors Agree on Food.

All physicians agree that good food, properly selected. is of the utmost inn portance. not only for the cure of dis ease but to maintain health even when one is well.
 pr. Wm Hale of 14 Pleasant Street, Gloucester Mass, says, T count it a pleasure to say a good word for Postum Food Coffee with wEich I have been enabled to relieve so many sufferers, and which I count, with its valued com narior Grape-Nuts, one of the daily blessings
 Coffee was banished from my own table some time ago and Postum used regularly in it's place.
 I frequently find it necessary to in- struct patients when they take Postum Coffee for the first time to be quite sure that it has been boiled long enough to bring out the clear, black color and the rich taste as well as the health giving qualities"
 The Doctor enclosed the names of six patients who were formerly nervous dyspeptics but have been cured by his professional care and the discontinu- ance of coffee and the using of Postum Food Coffee in its place.