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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

TIL, ssi .preme Court is in session at
the C4pitol at Nashville. The SEES
sion win be q brief one.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

A duel took place Sunday at Muir
freesboro, in which John Adams. the
kwell- known town constable. shot and
wounded Frank Dunn. colored, livery
liable employe.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

Hon John been for Yeas G.
tas hs following Indiana avenue FIAT SIX
nNyo. Medicine Co., Columbus, ONO. ). 60
caught coid wnfcn See1eu 80 80
80 - nv kidneys affected them badly feo coup. " On
Is - =. advertised they did not help me any One
40 ser,en told great help ne mac rece'Ve' " '
1870, v - similar case at procured some
IN. ass indeed blessing as am on my e ,Ss - s
- .sv md trouble had affected me seriously M !, g.
ss~ ~ per0a cured entirely and wono NOV Oe ~it' " -
co...s- :. ..rsrv n...JOHN r. SHEAHAN
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

The school authorities Of Boston are
consldering plan for separating the
white and negro pupils in that city.
The children OF both races have here
tofore attended the same schools.
There ia strong prejudice against
the present system on the part OF both
the whites and blacks. The negroes
want separate schools, in order that
their children may not be treated as
,nfvriors, while the motives OF the
white citizens are obvious.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12
Late News AComment.

There are two cases of smallpox at
Union City.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

Attorney General Knox is en- route
from Washington to st. Augustine,
Fal. to be gone ten days or two
weeks, on account of his health. He
was accompanied by DIR. j. P. Nc
Gowan.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

suspected, bat the chronic variety may
come on so gradually and insidiousiy
that its presence Is not suspected un.i
after it has fastened itself thoroughly
upon its victim.
At the appearance Of the first symp-
tom Peruna should be taken. THIS
remedy strikes at once at the very root
OF the disease.
Al book on catarrh sent free by The
Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus, 0.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

Senator Foraker Monday introduced
Ia bill directing the Secretary OF war
TO mark with marble slabs the graves
OF Confederate soldiers who died In
Northern prisons or hospitals during
the civil war. The bill approprlates
800. 600
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

A delayed explosion Of powder Mon
dav afternoon in the railroad camp
near Goodlettsville insanity killed two
men. seriously injured six Others. one
Of whom will probably ole, and pain,
fully wounded four others. All OF
the men were Italians, and Win put
one exception could not make them
selves understood in English.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

Ten surviving Confederates OF a
Virginia cavalry company have started
fund for the erection OF monument
in Richmond. Va, to Gen. O. ).
Grant. Sixteen members OF the COM
pany survived the war, and the funu
beings with $40.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12

When Pietro Mascagnl arrived in
New York city Monday he was met
at the railway station by forty police
men and detectives. who were also
present at his concert Monday night.
Il is said the composer feared an at
sasty 44v.ns. ntz "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

beiemos al sefior de Beaupresu,
a. esnosa Va Herminls volver a
pie A Las RetauaaS y preceoauioSie0
un momento.
La auclana barouesa ue
aao astaha con JouSs en- su dormt-
torio; en- aquelia haoibaclou Oap
Zada con telas de granoes rono
descoloridos. a1nueblada CON siiio'
mes crvo dorado Sc desconchaoa y
cen les entrepafIos y los ftontlsPl
clos Pfntad os al paste1 J NJ que
recordsban un tocador de VeTs0lis0
durante ell siglo pasado.
La Bsrone sa estaba tenolua Sn
una comoda dormilona tenia :"
cabezs apoysda en- un almonaauda,
a. pie de la dormilona se1OH O1oS
en- nn tabnrete AallaDase Q, 01
cente Jonas con IN llDro On l@ ~
levendo en- alta voZ.
I'll lihro de caballeria que l.
empexsba de In maneIa sIs o.ss
<Hallabase Ia casteiiaDa ns
en- su oratorio con IN pa!o, on
n rnhsa cabellera del MAO que 10
csntaba ana endecha de amor.
ia castaIlana no estaba "a en-
In primRyeHa de 10 yiasi w sssAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
Texto del perd6n
de Rafael Ortiz

El t.xto del In lu!to de r f>s o siS, hrme-
do Dor ell gobernador en- Ia de Jonto del Ano
an curse, es como sigds
"a todas las personals que sssa vierep,
salud:
CONSIDERABLE que ants una comisioo mill
tar reunida bato autorizac'6n del dtfmo GO
bierno militar d Puerto Rico en- ell mes ds
Fsbrero del 1899 r f .el o tif g convicto de
crimen de asesinato y asntsnciRdo In pena O g
muerte. cuTa sentences foe despuea con mntads
nor al Presidents de los E,tadoa ai1os pri
sf6n perp6sus a el penal del Eitsdo de MIN
nssota, an Saltwater, Minnesota, donde se en-
cuentra corfnado actualmsnss dicho prisio
nsro
Co7as4dsrdndo que psrscs mi sati.faccto
Que es IN case adecuAdo para e1eTeisaf meyof
cIsmaueia ejscutiva. Por 10 tAntc,
Yo. William 81 Hunt, GobernAdor de PueT
TO Rico, en- vlrtud de In authorization CUE m 8
coucede Ia ley, por In presente. commute IL
sentencia de prisi6n perp6tua de fAei OfHz
poY ls pena de cinco "a 3 completos d esreet
con condici6n, ain embargo, de le contlbn
observando ell reglamento del penal
En- tsstimonio de 10 cual hrmo nSg1 po
ner ell gran ssllo de Puerto Rico ell dia Ia De
Jnnio de 1909
William H. Hunt.
Por ell GoberTlodOT,
Chas. HartzeII.
Seeret0rIo
Ottis cumple en- Easro proxlmo los cinco
d ~ de su condena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

maauro va sc anuucisba por slgd-
nos nliegues que surcaban ell marnt
de an frente miantras que sus ca.
heIlos. negros cual Ell ebAno, esta'
han aca y ALA ssmbrados ds plan
teados hiliilos.
.No obstante Ell corszon De Ia
castellana era a6n sensible J lie
pesaba su viudez -.
~En Ell foudo de su alma Sc acor
dsha de aIgdo caballero extraviado
en- Ell bosaue, de algdn joVencilio
one andaba en- blsca de aVenburss
: : Sc decfa Ipobre csstellanal que .
yIos treInta y ocho amos Sc pdede
amar ado sino es que d esa edad es
cuando Sc anna.
.Da pronto Sc oyo Ell sonido es.
.ridente de IN cuerno delante del
rastrIIIo de Ia fortaleza 9 hizo tenn
hIar con sus notss sonoras las pin'
tadas vidrieras del oratorio.
,Ioterrumpio ell paje con So 0sn'
ct0n
m, ooraz6n de Ia castellana DC
aatremecl6 10y luego empeIo .
lstir con extrsordinaria violencIa.'
" como hacia mucnisimo item.
no que 81 castillo estaba slleneios0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

nlantas, no SO vsfs llegar a6o o.
cochecillo del sehor Bssupreau
se le divisaba siquiera en 81 punt
culminante desde al que el camiho
baiaba verticalmsnte J por una ra;
pida pendiente hacia ei Salto De-
Monte, cusndo SO Cyo un rufdo ls'
iano semejante al trotar de u q
eaballo y Ell rodar do un carrusje.
P6sose entonces en pie Ell descos
nocido con muchR bgsreSa, abandU'
no la roca en- que sstaba sentad0 J
bai6 envolviendose an los pliegues
de una capa que, dlstanciai ha.
cfae parecer al MALfredo de lord
Bsron. Su actitud pensativa le
atreio las miradas de Herminfa, To-
mismo cue su inm6vilidad lie sedu-
iera POGO antes. y las dos sefforas.
si no pudieron distinguir por COM
pleto los rasgos de su rostro, obfer-
varon sin embargo que era loven y
que yestfa con esa elegante senci-
LEG que caracteriza al hombrs de
busna sociedad cuando viatai peru
habia en- todos sus modales y movi4
mientos 10 mismo que en- So mane.
rs de andar y en- ell cGn1unto de su
persona, una tristeza que llamaba
la atencion; parecfa como que liza.
naba Ia stencion; parecfa como
que llevabs scbre sus hombros el
neso de un destino fatal.
yi4ronEA las dos sefioras como Sc
aleiaba, ell poner pie en- estribo =
salir cabalgando en- direction Saint
Malo, en- aquel momento IN punso
negro apsreei6 en- 10 alto de In
Guests, fu6 creciendo en tamafio
hasta que fue semeiandose y IN
carruaie arrastrado por nm cahallo
foxoso, que parecfs no obedecer al
bocado. al mismo tismpo la sefiora
la sefiorita de Bsaupr6au, que
habian seguido nj desconocido con
Ia mirada, oyeron gritos lejsuoa
que procedfan de aqusl coche visto
4 IN kll6metro de distancia. dee
pues 4ieron que sl jinste iba "a
eucuentro espoleando al cahailo.
De pronso brlll6 IN fogonAzo se !.
guido de una dstonacion y el ca,
rruaje sc dstuys,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
ciendo ese hombre en- semejante

ciendo ese hombre en- semetante
sitoP
Ma 10 s6 = respondt6 Teresa,~-
tai vez IS IN pintor.
-SComo es possible que un srtis.
Ia posea un cahallo de tanto pre-
cioy
Themes raz6n, hijs mia.
Y ademas un pintor eetaria
dfbujaado, - afiadi6 Herminias-
tendrfa un album sohre las rodi'
las. -. IN lapiz en- la maUo.
-Entonces sera algdn viaiefo,
IN turista, al que babra seducido
la belleza y la grandiosiiad de ese
sitio tan agreste.
-Quien sabe, murmuT0 Her
min1a.-si es un hombre que SURE
y Sc refugls en- la gIandeza de
Dios.
Estremeci6se otrs vez Ia seflora
de Beaupreau, pero esta vcz en- ell
fondo de su emoci6n palpitaba una
algeria y una espeTanza sccreta -.
Durante I'm momento dej0 Hermi
MIA que se adormsciese su Propio
dolor para psnsar en- los que podisn
sufr!r como ella, ? SO pretenoe
que ell dolOr no es etsrnO nj tncura-
bic cuando no es egoista y no vive
mas que concentrate en- 81 mismo.
Y Ia sefiora de Basupreau Sc dt1e:
ST este hombre fuese 1ovs %,
aDuesto; 81 su frente llevase las
huellas de una tristeZa del corazon,
de ess tristeza que hace simpAtico
q aouellos cuya mirada empsna; 81
Dor tiltimo fuese al que estsmos
esperando. =. si veriacase Ia pri-
mera entrsvista en- este lcgar....
Squien saoe...
z en- su egoismo de madre. la
pobre sefiora habrfs querido dotar
al desconocido de todss las sirt1-
des, de todas las perfeccioness con
el objeto de que 50 hiia llegase
amarle.
A pesar do que 81 sol declinaba
ga el horizonte = que el cielo oos-
cufeclen dose va iba tomando tonos
CRISES nebulosos, de que Ia brisa
del mar, Que ernpezaba q levantsrse
silyando, encoryabs los tallos &c las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
Ga 2uaS
La DEMOORAOTA

La Alcaidfa municipal de esta ciudAd
anuncin para Ios dias de Julio entranse,
los remAtes de los dtferenses servicios 10 uniSi
pales del . do econ6mico de 1902 1908. en- ID
siguiente forma:
Ola z.
A'umbrado p6blico, de Osgnss, lsa 9 de
Ia ma 1aDa, por 900 dollars
Extraeci6n de bAsuras, de ID. por 800 do
LLors
B2rrido y lin pieza de cAllss, de ID, iAa
de Ia tarde por $50 dollars.
Msdiclnas para pobrss, de Id, por $50 do
liars
b.gIgss para Caguasy Gdraoo, las
por 720 dollars
DIA
Alunbrado ri oiico, de Gurabo, las de
Ii tarde por $50 d0L.Grs.
Extraction de bRsuras, de ID, . Las 3. por
SO dollars
medieinss p4ra pobres, las 4, por 200
dollars.
Eu Ia Sscreta,fa del Ayuntamisnto se ha
Han de NJ Ani6s ssto todos los docnment0s que
han de regir en- las conttAtAs. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
La verdad Sc impone
Triunfal carrera que hs po humandad
coro de alabanzas

Scott hoy en- dfa, la salvaguardia de
todos los hogares; Ell tesoro que inn
parte..a Ia .sangre empobrecidaAnueva
riqueza y. vida .exuberante Eel srecons-
tituyente mas. Tpoderoso%de laSsalud;
y, en- una palabra, la tabla salvadora
del que -sufre proximo..a ser tragado por
ell hondo abismo de la muerte.
Tiene algo de extrano, pues, que
su paso por e1 mundo haya sido acla-
mado con verdadero jdbilo1 iTiene
a1go de sorprendente el que hasta de
las regiones mas apartadas de la terra
venga el elogio de la docta ciencia
confrmar el merito de tan grandes
virtudes
Afanese la mercenaria competencia
en- disputarle el honroso puesto que
ocupa la cabeza de los grandes
productos del siglo; luche en- su NOR
bida impotencia el fraude inutil por
suplantarla con tristes imitaciones.
nunca 10 conseguira
La verdad Sc impone siempre, y ella
ha proclamado la faz del mundo, en-
voz muy alta-de Norte q Sur, de
Oriente Occidente-que no hay NADIA
absolutamente NADIA comparable la
efcacia curativa de la Emulsion de
Scott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

Guam efimero y perecedero es Ell
triunfo de la falsa virtud Como no
descansa sobre la base real y verdadera
de merito alguno, solo brillaI Kun Ains-
tante, para extinguirse luego a seme-
ianza de los fuegos fatuos.
Pero la verdad es eterna; esa verdad
que, para imponerse con irresistible
fuerza, cruza la penumbra llevando
en- sus manos gloriosas la palma triunfal
de la victoria, sin que nada NJ nad1e
venga a arrebatarsela.
Y cuando el antifaz hipocrita de la
primera cae, arrancado por el infexible
tempo, ell rostro lfmpido no velado
de la segunda Sc ilumina aun mas con
los rayos de su luz propla.
Sirvan de ligero preambulo los
parrafos que anteceden para la his
tOria que vamOs q narrar.
Veinticinco amos ha, ALA en- ell
hunilde laboratorio de Ia, Maga Qufmi-
ca, vino al mundo pura, energlca,
1lena de promesas y esperanzas legft1-
mas, Y blanca como el albor m1smo de
la maflana en- que nac1a, Ia que POGO
despues fue bautizada con el nombre
de Emulsion de Scott, nombre que ella
ha sabido enaftecer por encima de la
rastrera envidia, y despecho de los
que, sin lograrlo jamas, han querido
igualarla.
Y al surgir la vida, temblaron
ALA en- su antro tenebroso los nefandos
eenios del NAL. En- la escualida faz
de Anemia Sc estereoptipo una mueca
de disgusto; Consuncion, desesperada
en- un acceso de tos, Sc dejo caer
sobre su n1uelle poltrona; y Raquitis-
mo, pudiendo sostenerse apenas sobre
sus debiles canillas, corrio desconso-
1ado llorar el fin proximo de sus dlas.
Y cada cual llevaba medic oculto
baio su brazo un pequeflo obJeto,e que
era Ell fatfdico deposito de los d1abol1cos
germenes con que hasta entonces
habfan venido causando estragos en- la
humanidad.
Il Nos vencera !" exclamaban, nos
vencera...
mo a mi, decfa Consuncion, por-
que mi RENO es perdurable, y NADIA
existe pue pueda abatir la ener-
gfa voraz de mis- ger1nenes. Yo segu1-
re llevandome a la fosa cuantos
caigan bajo mi fatal acclon j..
mo, !" replicaban Anemia y Ra-
quitismo, ique puedes tu sin nues-
ira Immediate ayuda1 Somos tus aux1-
liares; antes que t1 llegamos para
allanar el camino y abrirte la puerta;
tu vienes despues, cuando va hemos
debilitado a la v1ctima...Si somos
yencidos. t1 10 seras tambien.
Justo presentimiento que ha ten1do
despues, no una, sino millares de veces,
su mas inequ1voca comprobacion;
pues en- los veinticinco amos de vida
que cuenta la Emulsion de Scott
cuantas veces no ha dado muerte a
os funestos agentes de Anemia
Raquitismo, alejando asf a la traidora
Construction que va empezaba a asomar
su demacrado rostro
Por ESQ es ella-la Emulsion de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

En- la tuberculosis pulmonar, EN- la
escrofulosis, en- la convalecencia de
neumonias, en- la pobreza fisologica,
ETC., la Emulsion de Scott ha respon-
dido siempre en- mi practica la fama
de que goza.-Dr. Victor Anguita y
Stuven, Medico cirujano por las Uni
versidades de Santiago de Chile y
Madrid ex-Medico Director de Vista
de Naves, ex-Medico del Cuerpo de
Sanidad de la Armada Espanola, etc,
etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

Para benefcio de los hogares, donde
existen ninos, reproducimos las sig
nifcativas palabras del autorizado y
bien conocido Doctor Don Eusebio
Guajardo, de Monterrey, Nuevo Leon,
Mexico:-" En- cualquiera de las null
tiples manifestations de la diatesis
escrofulosa de los nifos no hay que
perder el tempo; prescribase desde
luego la Emulsion de Scott.
Enero II de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

NADIA mas encomiastico que las bre.
yes palabras del eminente Medico DIR.
Don Francisco Cara Cantd, de Mon
terrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico" La
Emulsion de Scott es un remedio uni
versalmente conocido y sancionado,
que apenas 81 precisa confirmar una
vez mas que por sus propiedades nu-
tritivas y reconstituyentes, es digna
de la muy buena reputation de que con
tanta justicia goza.
Enero II de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
Muerte de IN general

Antes de ID toma do Carscas, por los revo-
Iucionarics venexolanos, en- an encuentfo
CON ell general de las fuersas ieales, Motto,
csrca de 10 ciudad de Maracay, oicno genera
Eaa perdida es muy sensible para sl ex
uresidsnte Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
MemOria interesante

Hsmos tenido el gusto de reoibir una nae
moria fntaressnte que hA hscho de aus traoA
lbs Ia J anita essoIar de ID ciudAd de Usuado.
Rsveia dicha memoria IN traoa1o el1uo
,,4.iIgsrta feeupdo por parts de los aedor.s
de In Junta, quianeH enviamos nuestsas fali-
eaAAciones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
Pier GiuIio Bresehi.

Las m~jOres marcas de eaDss
90. cigarrIl.os del pals Sc venden nj dstall an
Al 0su6sito de y. w. BADco.
snn Juan, FortalsxA nGmerc "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

MANGAs oAP1RoTEs.-versoe de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De vents en- In GALE oe
il ForSAlssA no So, Rl prscio de 30 cenfaSos 81
SlsmplAr. e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
Pare emrar ezEa RcsRFfaaaO

aia lorna las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TEs DE BROMO-QUININA. El bottcario
Ia deyolver& el dinsro si no ne cura. As hrma
IA "a w. GROVE ss halIa On esds csiita.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-07-03
The ROSEBUD indian RESERVATION
TO Be OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT.

A great boom has sprung up III Bone
steel, to which point the Northwest
ern Line is building. Last fall there
were fifty settlers there To-day there
is town of 800. Ninety days from now
there will be 5000. Five real estate
offices have opened, and town lots
are selling at from $500 to $500 each.
The Reservation will probably be
opened by lottery plan, such as was
made use of in Oklahoma. Fifty thou
sand people are expected to take part
in the drawing for the land.
To enter a homestead of 100 acres
one must be the head of family or
have attained the age of twenty-one
years; citizen of the United States
or one who has filed his declaration to
become such. To establish a title to
the land, residence must be maintained
thereon, improving and cultivating the
land continuously for five years.
With the completion of the North
Western Line from Verdigre to the
Reservation boundary at Bonesteel,
there will, without doubt; be a tremen-
dous influx of homesteaders as soon as
the Presidents proclamation sets a
date for the opening. Interest in the
matter in Nebraska is intense
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-07-03

1R-inch steel axel, but it was found
impossible to keep it solid on so small
a shaft.
My wheel is in one corner of the
NOW and basement, being boarded in
with double cedar lumber. One end
of the axel rests on sill, the other
on a bent. On the aXel extending an
to the NOW 1 made a pulley six feet
in diameter, with a belt (c) running
to a pulley IA inches with a 42-inch
pulley bolted to the 14-inch on same
shaft. AS an eight-foot pulley was
not far from the 14-inch one, there
was considerable trouble with the
belt slipping on the 14-inch pulley.
To remedy this, 1 put in a three
inch aXel, got an old large rim wheel
| from horse power and bolted a
cross piece on it, and finding a true
center, this was bolted to a wheel
| keyed to the aXel solid. l then used
1%-inch shaft with a bull pinion
wheel on one end and a wood pulley
on the other five feet in diameter.
The cutting box and grain crusher is
driven by this pulley and works splen-
didly. l thresh my peas by running
them through the cutting box. By
having tanning mill in the base
ment, L can clean them at the same
| time. 1 can run root cutter and
also lift the corn into the silo. Have
recently learned that dynamos are 50
cheap that 1 can light all my build
ings by one. The water is conveyed
about 200 rods in a ditch l made it
all myself, and have had no expert
ence with tools. The heat of the
stable and the spring water rushing
down the mountain keeps it from
freezing.-J. 1. Graham, in Farm and
Home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-07-03
PING-PONG AlLMENT NAMED
Suffering Victims of the New Society
Game Learn That They Have
"TenOsynOyitis.''

"Ping-pong tenosynovitis" has been
medically catalogued. The devotees
of the game have said they were
tired" and sore" and some of them
have had to nurse swollen joints and
weary muscles, but now there is a
name for these Affections.
American Medicine announces: "As
in every instance when people unused
to much muscular activity take up an
unaccustomed form of exercise en-
Enthusiastically, painful conditions of
joints, especially in the ankles and
wrists, have been developed in those
devoted to the game. The ping
pong ankle is quite fashionable in
London at the present time and will
be with us soon if it is not already
here. At times, besides the painful
condition, there is actual swelling
due to the fact that the unusual ex-
ercise causes irritation and low grade
Inflammation in the bursas of the
tendous around the ankle.
Rest is the best form of treat
ment for the new ping-pong teno-
synovitis-a medical term that is sure
to be popular because it is so sphinx
like and mouth-filling For the pro-
phylaXis of the affection it is espe-
cially important that the ankles
should be supported by reasonably
firm, snug, well-ftting high shoes.
High-heeled house slippers and very
low cut slippers predispose to the oc-
currence of this kind of strain.
The new affection is an interest
ing type of certain subpathologic
conditions, most of them related
more or less closely to good old
fashioned tiredness that fads of fash
ion have been bringing to physicians
for treatment in recent years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-07-03
CHEAP OCTAGON SILO.
Head of Cattle Twice "A Day
for Six Months.

A perfect silo can be built for one
half to one-third the expense they cost
many who build or buy them. By build
ing it octagon, or eight-sided in shape,
and ceiling perpendicular with two
thicknesses of inch hemlock boards
with felt paper between a perfect silo
may be made at small cost. L built one
in August, so, and have filed it twice.
1t gave perfect satisfaction last winter.
Every silo that has been built in this
vicinity since, and l know of ~, have
been built after the same plan, and
others will be built the coming year.
They can be built any size wanted.
With $500 feet good hemlock boards,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-07-03

party lines in local affairs. Let decent
citizens unite for common-sense bust
ness administration.
Town Clocks.-To many, a clock that
strikes the hours is a pleasant break
in the mOnotOny of occasional wakeful-
ness; to those in quest of quiet it is
a relic of barbarism. In any village
there is always illness which is rem
dered more agonizing by noise, not to
speak of unfortunate refugees from
the city who would be glad to make
a restful summer haven.
Steam-whistles are unnecessary
where everybody owns watch. Rail-
way whistling and bell-ringing may
usually be brought to an "irreducible
minimum" by the cooperation of the
company owning the line.
Wagons.-The rattle of the early
morning wagon can hardly be dis
pensed with until the milkman be-
comes a Chauffeur and rides on rubber
a change perhaps not remote. Mean
while, placing livery and other stables
at a distance from hotels will lessen
complaint.