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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13
FL BANDOLERISMO
EN- TURQUIA

Aseguran todos los peri6dicos del
Ctntro y Este de Europa , tamb en-
algunos del Oeste que es tal la anar
qufa que desde hace alg6n tempo rel
na On Ia Albania y en- Ia Macedonia,
que esta ocupando sacramento Ia aten-
con del Gobierno otomano y 10 de las
capcillerias de las grandes potencias
europcas.
Como prueba de clio tenemos en- las
cercanias De Ihek nm bandido albar6s
llamado Adem z,im que es el verda
dero monarca absolute Do toda aQueIla
comarca en- IL cual impone contribu-
cIcres & los habitantes, 4 los que trata
& On antojo. Tan victimas son de gu
despotik mo los cristianos como los mu
sulrnsnes 4 los que hace degolIar q pa
ear por he armas en- cuanto % resister
4 reconocer su auroridzd 8 hacer 10
cue les manda. No hace muchos dIas
cue por usgafse & p,gar M impussso
mand6 Adem z lin asesinaE 4 IN lAbFa-
dor servio llamado Dzxofl.
una coss exactamepte iguaI sucede
en h comarc4 Do Pfiarsu1 ca doude
m tandide de nomhre Muchadier rei.
Eay GobleEns cesr6,icamente bur.&n.
doss drl mundo enfefo mIe1trls Qns
60 "A dlsssi1o ds u&cab hay otfo mo.
uarcs g squel ktsero Ilamslio khHsa
1.An eooocl6s pof q sPets q "eost'
cahe12ss
Irss s,,s b.nllass eIs.ass ssu an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13

ri jsfe de Ia poiicfa order6 que varios
ndmeros del euerpo custodiasen todos los
efectos dep0sitados en- medic de las GALES y
no dtj6 trasportar niDguno hasta hoy por la
manana.
La bomba de vspor "Eulala", fu6 lleva-
da, pero una vez encend:da no pudo funcio
mar por 10 que resulta I'm aparato precoso,
pero perfectamente ;ndtil. Hubo que rom
per la boca de riego para enrosesrle Ia man.
guerra porque las llaves no parecieron, psro
justo es consignar que todo este Sc hizo CON
prcntitud, sin dilaciones y CON verdadero
buen deseo.
Han empezado las averiguaciones judi
cisles y Sc han tornado declaraciones los
dependencies y al duefio del estsblecimien-
Este estaba asegurado en- 5 mil pesos en- Ia
"Oompadfa Trasatl&ntica de incendios,n pert
10 casa, propledad de don Eusebio Rodri :
zues, no 10 estaba.
Durante ell siniestro han salid0 con CON.
tusionfs y quemaduras mas menos graves
Salvador Gil, quemado en- Ia msno dere-
cha; Manuel Tejidor, confusion y qusma
dura en- el antebrazo y mano derschs Fuse
bio OAtala en- en- el pie iaquierdo, ssgdn has
ia ahora hemos podido averiguar.
A las dos = media de Ia madrugads 90
consigui6 dominar el elemento y 90 eEit6 el
|pel.gro que corrieran las cssas aSjantas
II quemads, mgcsd & los essusrzos de todoc,
Ifss kahisEss Fssnltaao ig6:iles, 81 % hubs
ra leyantado alguna rSfaga De viento.
Nos dlcen gus nues'ro compahsro don
Jose Labrador, correspoEssl dc ala Demo
cracia,n p fu6 molesisdo por el Jeie de IL Po-
lieia, que seguraments no 10 reconcile, en
los momsntos en- que 90 dedicaba eumplii
IL misi6n infoma.iva que su cargo le exile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13
DEL DIA.

La federacI6n Regional celebrar6 eleccio
mes generates 81 domingo pl6ximo 16 del
corriente de 8 de Ia mafana 4 de la tarde-
Dicha Association ha dirigido al Goberna
dor Civil una petici6n de induIto en- favor
de los reos de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13

En- Arecibo Sc disponen conmemorar ell
aniversario natalicio de Jorge Washinton
con una exp6ndids fiesta.
Sc dice que para ese dia iran 6 Arecibo
el Gtbernador y algunos prominsntes hom-
bres de Consei, Executive y de la Oamara
de Delegates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13
SE COMPRA
una prensa MARINONI, tamafio ma
yor, de medic uso Y en- bueuas condt.
clones de pago 2 si's!si1
Informes: R Infante. ..6-.6

Los sellos que, Sc dice, pertenecieron &
Emperatriz viuda de China y que fueron 70.
bados en- Pekln, han sido vendidos en- pf-
blica subasta por 1856 libras estsrlinss. Ha-
bfase hablado de esta venta en- la Oamara
de los Oomunes, y Sc hicieron esfuersos para
impedirla. -.
El reputable conferencista ,. escritor fran
c6s Hughes Leroux, Sc ha embarcadoi en- el
Havre coz rumbo & los Estados Unidos,
para dar una ssrie de confsrencias anuslss
en- Ia Universidad Harscard, de Cambridge
conferencias ane SO efactuarkn del IL al 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13
Sc NEcESlTA Un BOTIcARlO
Informes, "Boletin MercantiT"
Puerto Roo. 81

Esta mafiana 6 las IL entr6 en- este
puerto el vapor Oaracas" p:0,edente
de Nueva York. ~
~ ~
Esta mafiana & las 8 eutr6 en- es To
puerto ell vapor aleman "Pfincesa VIC
toria Lnlsa", c,nduciendo 100 pAsaje.
r0s t0uristas.
La se6orita Rosalfa Marines ha
Ilegado q San Juan. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13
.PRE0AVGOS DE- Los FRAIDES ].
B IHITACIoIRS

Aceptad solameqte los remedies "CURA
SEGURA" para ell ASMA, cATARR0,
FIEBRE, DlSENTERIA; G0M0R R0EA. ESPfR.
MAI0RREA, STILLS. PER0iDA De Ia vIFi.
LOAD y DEBiLlDAD kERW0SA. El trata.
miento, en- forma lfquids, para un mes, que
curara positivaments el case mas rebelde,
cuesta 8 500, orc americana, su equiva.
lente en- moneda de ese pals, por cada bo.
tella. ~
Su droguista debs tener esos remedies on
existencia, pero sis no es asf, euvfenos el
precio, diciendonos el remedio que neoesits,
Sc 10 eaviaremos enseguids por exprsso,
porte pagado. rsps
Dirfjanse 4 .9e 81. .
La Compaista mSdica International,
Apartade 497, e ss1f
32O-324 Broadway, New York, q. q: de- A
Ha fallesido aver en- Santurce, la virtuo.
sa sonora dofia Camilla Vega de Ginorio,
esposa de nuestro amigo don Francisco y
cu1ada del tamb:6n nuestro amigo don Joa6
Soliveras.
Acompanamos al descolsolado esposo en-
su jus.o dolor, asl como la familia de- ls
que va NO existe. s.'sF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13
sALuD TaAHQulllDAD Y REpuso PAaALAs
ANDRES Y LAS CRIATURAs

Ell JARABE OALMANTE de ID Sra.
vINSLOW, 90 da 6 los nihos en- el psrio.
do de Ia dsntici6n. Les abiands las en-
cias, resuelvs IL indamaci6r, alivis todo
dolor, y ours el colioo ventoso Inoosnts
y efcaz ca todoa los casos. Aconsejamos
& las msdres que teugan IN niho snfsrmo,
que no dejsn que II prevsuei6a propia ai
Il de otros, evits el uso de ssta msdieina
qua proporcioua slivio ssguro, absoluts
usnrs sssuro d % uss opoFtuasnsnts.
La han Il 10 concediio treinta dias
de- pr6Frosa ca IL i,sasis que para
asuntos par i,ulAres, solo tara don Ra.
m6n Mafi1ss zspls. Jusz de- poi4s
10 Aguadills.
Al Jasz municipal suplsnts d Pc
iiuslas, don RAizsi Soldsyills, b han
corcsdi 10 N mes Do i,eneia para re-
tab'ecsr "a ds'ic2da sa'ud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-13
Fl fuegO de anOChe

Los pitidos de la Policia Insular anoche
q las IL y diez minutes anunciaron al vecin.
dario de San Juan la declaration de un
lncendio en- algdn punto de Ia ciudad, re-
sultando ser este en- el barrio de la Marina.
calle del Preside esquina q la de Isabel Q.
en- un establecimiento de pulperfa propiedad
de don Edelmiro Gonzalez
Personamonos en- el lugar de Ia conf,gra.
ci6n y va las Ilamss habian hecho presa en-
todo ell edificio que tenfa dos pisos el bsio
J el alto, fabricados de MADEIRA con ligeros
panderetes de material.
Acudieron desde los primeros momentos
las autoridades todas, una secci6n de mari
NOS, otra de artilleros, y la policfs insular
al frente de sus jefes, empezando trabsjar
con .verdadera energia para la extinction del
incendio, y siendo va impossible dominarlo,
sc dirigier0n todos los esfusrzos salvar las
casas contlguas alcangando en- este empefio
un complete 6xito, aunque tuvielon que de-
rrIbar la colindante la pulperfa que esta.
ba ardiendo, sta en- la Gale de Isabel 2.
Elsorfngen del fuego es hasts ahora des.
conocido y todO cuanto Sc olga sobre est
punto es aventurado en- extrsmo pues no
hay el menor indicio para asegurar de su
iheUuOAoh " ooNVaiunu; III uo ''Ab
Equitativa," que asf Sc llamaba el estable-
cimiento posia otre de igual fndole donde Sc
encontraba en- los momentos de la cat$strofe,
les dos dependencies encargados de sqn6l,
llamados, Antonio Belmonte y Vicente
Montafiez, dormian en- ell piso alto del edifi,
clio sin que Sc dieran cuenta dc la declara
ci6n del incendo hasta que oyeron los gritos
con que de la calle los llama6an5 los vecsnos
y entonces Sc spercibieron del incidente,
encontrando la pulperfa presa de las llsmas
por 10 que, en- pafios memories Sc arrojaTon
la calle por una ventana.
Los inquilfnos de la cuadra de casts, que
cast todas SOD de MADEIRA Sc precipitation &
sacar & la calle sus muebles enseres, y
muy pronto las GALES sfuentes la dc Ia
ocurrencia Sc vieron invadidas de mueblss
y ropas, asf como por las fsmiliss todas,
cargando .nuchas madres sus hijos aun
medic desnudos y medic dorn.,Ss, refugian.
dose en- los portales y casas de las cuadras
<r~<~r -. =
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28


An Atshison (Ksn.) girL who Il ~
tending school IA WGshineton. went
70 NE 1sesptton 5sssnA}y Riven 81 tho
wife Of Minister WI, - the 0insse
legation. and d her ohDervo>ions che
writes - follows: ::
1as house = ~ }..sA ~ n
Amsrsssa one ,1As servant. were
English. and Ne few China man scaA.
tered about seemed out Of plase. 7
found myself wondsFing that the serv-
ants didn't give the Chinameo the
family wash. and pu% thsm out. The
Wus are becoming more IKE IL evo1y
yees. Formerly Minister WV received,
and bio wife wss poksd haek IL ! cor
neT. Now she feesivsa.-and he mere
y wendss1 GROUND and looAs lone-
some. en The same me Americana man
when has wife i've : narfx. |. ,$:x,s,, &. +
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
1W 1NeLIsH WollAN'S Yoof.
OoAO . oAoo e 0socsous Pvsp>r.
~ Doa1~Do loa Hev SoaslbSe
6elo1oaeo for Comfort

A spzightly controversy has been 20
ing''on for some time in the Enolish
newspapers relative to the somewhat
intimate subject Of the young English
womsn's foot. or. rather, her shoe.
ssys . shoe journal. The modern EnR-
lAeh girl 10 tall-tal In . sense and to
degree that the Gibson cartoon Of
she stately American girl do not even
edumbrate. In the aristocratic set
more often than not, she towers over
ths heads Of foreign gentlemen. Long
generations Of descent from tall ia
theirs and mothers and vigorous years
OF outdoor exercise have made her
What abe Ivory oeeasionally q six
1ootsr, and With hands and feet in due
proportion.
The note OF alarm has at last been
sounded. II Il held that 1.-The dauRh-
tiers OF Anak'' ars exercising too free
y, II they: would wear the dainty shoes
that are wosnsn's Traditional adorn-
ment. While the answer IL made that
the apparent size Of tha English girls
foot T. due to her sensible prefer
snce tor loose, easy shoes, It 10 ad-
uattedly an incomplete explanation.
One reason: Tor the growing popular
~ Of the American shoe In London, il
that II looks *n6ater And trimmer and
dedlded1y smallsr than the; 'Enetish
&. IS ~ w; =. Il i
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
RNoIlsH RAILWAY SERVICE.
HotsA Tr6veler Calle Il Poor,.a t,ou.
%@DAssa with Americas, German
=: T.. - OAA HRonnh ~

IN every respect the United States
- snpsrior 10 England-eomparine
Nike with Hke-but what in more nota-
BILE, in Germany and France railway
travel 10 cleaner, more speedy, and
cheaper. No week passes that I do
not run out from London for country
aar, and wherever ind a train that
reaches it, destination on time I
make s~note Of It ~ . strange thing.
writes :Poultney Bigelow, in New
York Independent. There are one or
two trains that run fairly fast, &C.
eording to British notions, and are
eolerably good, owing to . faint de-
gree Of competition, but in the ma
3otity OF cases the Engiishman is sat-
ashed to travel Is mtles an hour in
dirty carriages which are not heated
In winter and which are habitually
late In starting and arriving. And a.
to overcrowding. I have frequently
found myself in railway carriages
wherein passengers have had to stand
up all the way after having paid their
fares. So far ~ my experience goes,
can travel with more speed and COM
fort in . German third-elass carriage
from Berlin to any big town like
Hamburg, Frankfort or Cologne than
In . hrst-class carriage in England,
and It will cost me about one-nfth
OF the Cngish price.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
THE BODY AND ELECTRICITY.
-. syesea M.s< - 1.tsaa1-
Deotly O01a.

The body resembles nothing 20 much
% q machine for generating electrici-
ty. Occasionally it gets out Of repair
and consequently fails to produce the
amount of power needful to keep VI
alive; and it il upon this subject that
Prof. D'Odiardi has much Of interest to
say, according to Pearson's Magazine.
Pointing out tho various static ma
chimes and queer instruments which
sdorn his hospital, he explained:
ut may at once be said that while
there IL hardly any result that cannot
be obtained by means Of electricity and
tho physical forces suitably adminis-
tered, yet this electricity must bs con-
vsyed in doses - accurately measured
as to time, quantity and intensity -
the most powerful drug; it, effects
also vary in the most remarkable man
ner according to the strength. quantity
and quality Of the current.
1T 10 possible by it, means 20 In
crease BY one-fourth the quantity Of
oxygen in the blood; 60 increase or d.
minish the supply Of blood to any part
of the organism, however deeply seat
ed; to raise or lower the temperature;
to increase OF diminish the frequency
and quality Of the pulse and respirs-
ton; to stimulate or slacken the func-
ton of any organ; to rech.rge sx-
hausted organic cells and to make
them proliferats new cells Of . supe-
rior type; to cause hundred and one
other things which 50 years ago would
have been looked upon % miracles:
and. last but not least, by it, use It 10
possible to sustain the circulation OF
the blood and the respiration in casss
where without such help syncope' or
asphyxia would supsrvene. According
to this last method have kept patients
alive for days, until ct length the new
supply has told upon the system and
snatchsd them from dseth's door,"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
GYPSY COMMUNICATION,


The sneisnt road sisns OF the. 10.
many, The "pstssrsn," takes theplacs
OF signbosrds or maps. The "pattsr-
IN" b . little. carefully srranG red pile
Of sticks. grsss or stones. placed st
cross Foads. whore none but . gypsy
would notice 10 any moro than anyone
but a Romany could Rad It; but to him
Il b a. plain - the MONDAY sun. and
BY it-s succession Of such wayssde
toksns-ons family Or company os.,
follow others who may be days ahead
OF them for hundreds Of miles, .ssys
Jrenk Lesas's Popular Monthly. -.
Though the gypsy has uses for other
methods OF communication besides the
mystefious "pat<sran," hs IL not q let
ter writer. He rightly care. hrst tor
hh own immediate family circle: thx
sIossst ''inlsws" do NOT travel togethtr
unless perfectly eongtnisl or unless It
h convenient for them to do 10, and; Is
the rowing lifs 10 not conducive to ist-
TER writing. even the nearest relatives
do not usually hear from each Other
directly more then once or twice =
ysss at most. =. :.,...> /. =
In: the city nyery stsblee andjPav'1n
,hfoke1s. shops opportunitisss asei hi
&osdtd Tor 1hes 1nsh1iS q n of: ney,vk So
for those whs ~voam ini,msiiis s tisuyrul
and rarely strike:a large seitr ~ 4 tie.
great bureaus nfoem atton, sum,me,r!
camping grounds, whore ail III Rooseip
OF the ye0r 10 FetAiaod. communication
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
MILLIONS FOR BEAUTY.
Le0A00o q AAooAona ln~Aa
TA1ousA Otlseas WIZ SD~0
Thoa1 Tine a0A Ao0ey AAupaA.

The greatest sconomie pit1sll Of our
western civilization u, Ia my tuda-
ment. waste, and our chief item Of
waste Il the leakage OF income 70
Europe, through citigsns who live
wholly or partially abroad, seys
Brooks Adams. in Municipal ARsirs.
These individuals live abroad because
they and their senses srstiAed In Eu-
rope more perfectly than In the United
Statss. because in some respects. Eu-
ropsens are more intelligent than
Americana. Bsnksss estimate thst
Americans spend upward OF 900, ooo,-
600 annually In foreign countries
sum, possibly. not for from Ne net
earnings of the United States Steel
company. after dsducting shs cost Of
the renewal OF the plant. 1or the
most part. this enormous outlay 10
dead loss. We have nothing TO show
FOR it. It he's been absorbed by for
eign railways, hotels. thestsrs J. and
dressmskers. Wsrs New York 20 q.
tractive to our own people e. Psris.
much of this money would stay ct
home, and We should also att1act
strangers hithsz. In reality, New
York somewhat resemhles : eiesntic
railway Junction. New York n
throngsd, but those who v1sit' her
are apt to come for business, and not
TO terry for pleasure. The same thing
is true Of most Amsriesn citise. -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
!. Hl1ot-4AaA j I.ixhthousae

,$ ~ rs" s: l1st-<A1 A31i1Atheasse&- ::
!. - ambuiapes in; : lamp post II the
.latest idea IN street ,eontrivances.
Pa1as has Just been endowed with sew
erel specimens OF what i. called a
"phare de secours," or first-aid light
house. 1t consists Of an ornamental
bronze pillar about Is feet high, with
. round overhanging top resembling
that OF lighthouse, and containing
D. clock-face barometer and three
transparent advertisements, revolved
BY elockwork, and lighted BY gas
from within. In the vase of the pill
lar 10 q lettez-box and in the shaft il
. folding stretcher. with printed d.
rections for a6ording first aid to the
injured.-Detroit Free Press.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
TIE SPANIARD AT HONk
0AAeoo Hts Broad 0nA NAnD Wnnn
0ve.y ots~1ser go .sGnAs 4
JsaoAA Over q TsAAA.

AAS CPoAAoxu ~ AOu1V ~ oVt UxMo4xs
standsble. He loves flowers and eer.
ries . pistol. He u psssionstely fond
Of the thsate1, but does not keep quiet
that he or his neighbour may hear. He
Is charmingly courteous and inexcuso-
bly, cruel. He shares his bread and
wine with every stranger and stabs I
friend over tribe. Such are the traits
Of some. The bullhght h the favor
!te amusement OF this class. and the
bullfght, though declining somewhat
In popularity, Il yet the national d.
version. A distinguished member of
the present ministry has made large
fortune and 10 adding TO It yearly BY
breeding fighting bulls.
The proverbisl spapish courtesy has
not diminished toward Americans BIZ
reason Of the recent Nttle. wsr., The
American-ths North kanssfean, % he
calls the voy.ger 1Tush he United
States, in distinction from III kins-
man from South Americs-i1 given .
most cordial greeting throughout
Spain. The English are not liked, but
the dislike Of the English doe. not e.
tend to their American cousins. There
IL, on the contrary, . real admire ton,
such Al one brave man may feel for an
other, no matter what the result of a
combat between them. The spaniard
goes out Of his way to do the Amsri-
can visitor q kindness. True. he has
not many American visitors; not near
~ 30 many ~ <he other European
countries, but he exsrts himself to the
utmost for those he has.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
DiRtAAay Of eBa4lon.

The new Australian federal goysFn.
ment y appointing Commonwealth
lay On the lines Of the American In
dependence day. Il II now engaged
in weighing the claimi AZ July. /, When
Queen Victoria aasented 60 the con-
stitution; sePtember q. The date Of
The proelsmation: 1ahu4ry j. NE In.
euguration Of the comnou.eal4A, and
AAY .. the data Of NJ duke 81 Corn
wall's opening OF - 1lt l6de1al
parliament. The Janus l1s s. Ne
one most favored, & z@ =.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28

one, having secured estimates Of the
timber.
Cholera has broken out in Manila and
the authorities are taking heroic mea-
surss to stop its ravages. The govern
ment bought up all tho houses in q
squalid section Of the city that was q
hot-bea for the disease and burned them
to destroy the great laenace they con.
stltuted; and distilled water il being
furnished free to all the people.
At the Republican county convention
beld at the North Shore hotel last Tues.
day delegates to tho state convention
were selected. They wore John Mckay,
Cas-. J. Johnson, John II. Pinkerton, G,
A. A. Nelson and T. w. Mayhem. The
delegation was not instructed. They
leave to-day on the America. The state
convention will bs held in st. Paul next
Tuesday. -
George B.. Durfse returned Wedues-
day from st. Paul whore be had bs.n to
attend the annual reunion of tho First
Minnesota and reports worry enjoyable
time. There were 168 Of his comrades
there to answer roll call. He cav some
mon that he had not seen since tho war
and . time Of story telling resulted.
Mi. Durfes 10 especially enthusiastic in
regard to tho trsstmsnt aecordsd the
veterans BY the sity q 81. RsPL tt. b.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
Avaer Yollowstone CliR.

Obsidisn clfn, In the Yellowstone
National pork, WAS once neutral
ground. where many Indian tribes
cana to make spearheads and arrow
heads. The cliff il hundreds Of feet
In height, and y compossd Of = sub
stance resembling black grass small
1ioc0s Of whiah are transparent. :.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
.pRAIRnWINDs ARE QufHrID.
y1e~ Nlll 4. Dsksta. TAa4 HaA g -
u Abs.AoasA because e AAsk
'.' q 00oO0OA K -. y.

The old windwheel Aourmill q Hufe
ley has been torn down and the mste-
Eial Of which It was composed win be
converted into . more paying enter
prise. says . Yankton report. This
old mill and its failure to justify the
faith Of the parties who built It point
to the fact OF one big change In. the
conditions OF this country during tho
last 20 yesra. When settlers first be-
gan to arrive there the constant and
heavy winds which were . source Of
extreme annoyance to I'll, % slso 81
positive lose - well, in grain blown
out OF the grounds IN the spring and
broken down In . more meture state.
was at the same time an inspiration
that fortune would 60 to the man or
men who could successfully utilize this
great power In the industries OF the
country,
Many attempts In this direction wsr.
made. and covered the whole range Of.
farm operations from threading ma.
chine to running the whole farm from
. central station. None Of these o.
tempts was more suecessful than that
OF milling. and many mills Of the wind
variety have 1un continuously for
years and made money. The stmoa-
phe1sc conditions seem to have
changed, however. and mill after mill
lost money and was dismantled. Un-
1ess the old miil d Kampseka Il stin
standing, the Hurley mili WAS ne last
IN the state, and none has been able to
run FOX many yeass. l..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-05

paoposAts roR PILrNa Contracting quarter. matters once. skagway, Alaska Nov. %, l92 Sealed proposals in triplicato will Dc receive here until 10 a. m Thursday, Dee lS, lsO2, and then opened for cutting and delivering lo,ul0 foet Of native hemltck piling without delay, in lengths of 70 to 60 feet, upon tho beach above high water mark on the slto uf Che new Army post at Portage Cove. Hainos, Alaska. Furtuer in formation will be furnished upon application t0 this once, also at the U $. signal once, Ju- neau, and Post once Haines. Envelopes con- taining prOpOsals should be endorsed "PrOpO9- als for Plling. 'and hc addressed Co CAPTAIN w. P. RICHARDSON, N, Consuucung Qunriermasteri Skagway, Alaska