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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
ARcHAE0L0 LOGICAL RESEARCH
BYkST. LOUIS MAN.
w. c. Bremond Talks OF the Ancient
Civilization of the Aztecs
and Toltecn.
RFprBLIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Sept. 26.-"The ruins OF an
eient cities built by the Aztecs and Toll
tees Of Old Mexico are of fascinating In
terest TO every man who has any knowi-
edge Of archaeology" said w. c. Bremond
OF St Louis. this evening. Not long ago
i went TO Yucatan to make study of
some of these remains of a vanished race.
At one of the ruined towns there were to
be seen great piles OF half-destroyed edi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27

Pottsville. Pa. Sept. "a circus In
town stopped the wheels Of justice in
Judge Marrs court. The Jurors insisted on
leaving the court. and as the panel was
exhausted 1t was necessary to walt until
they returned.
They win be nned half days pay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
Silk Petticoats-
Dainty Lingerie

Special showing Of evening shades in
heavy rustling Tafeta Silk Petit
coats; trimmings of dainty ruchings
and lacee Prices sfO.9s to $1,000
Lingerie of softest nainsook. trimmed
with fine French laces and satin rib
bons.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
1900 Pairs of
Lace Curtains

500 Bonue Femme Curtains, 1000 yards
of Sash Lace, and $50 Renaissance
Lace Bed Sets
Will Be on Sale
rIonday at
Half Price.
We purchased the stock of retiring
manufacturer at 30 cents on the dollar.
Bobbinet rufled Sash Lace, with hand
some edge and insertion
30c value at 15c yard
4Oc value at zoe yard
5Oc value at 25c yard
Embroidered Sash Muslin, with seal
loped edges
zoe value at I0c yard
25c value at 121Sc yard
4Oc value at Zoe yard
Bonnie Femme Curtains-Made on
bobbinet, with three nedallions and
two rows of insertion, finished at
bottom with deep hounce-
S2.76 value at Las pair
RuffEed Bobbinet Curtains-Trimmed
with lace edge and insertion
S2.75 value at $l.3S pair
Arabian Lace Curtains-With corded
lace and insertion, mounted on
heavy cable net
$500 value at S2.S5 pair
$3.50 value at $3.75 pair
Irish Point Lace Curtains-Made en-
fine bobbinet, with detached figures
in background
$500 value at $3.50 pair
$ Bed Sets-Of real Renaissance lace,
handsome lace center, trimmed with
edge and insertion, with deep tiounce
and roll cover to match
s12.C0value at $3.50 set
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
New Fall
Dress Trimmings

Stylish effects in narrow Beadings. in
fiber silk braids, etc. AT 15c yard
Black, white or mixtures Silk 9raids
and Guimpes. latest fall styles
2Sc yard
Silk drops, In black, white and mixed
{ colorings..... AT Zoe each
Silk Fringes. every sort and description,
new fall styles. soc to $500 yard
Gnnitures, as collars and stole effects,
black, white and fancy
. $3.50 to SIS. 90
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
Took wife to See Mime.

sayvilIe. N. Y. Sept. -26-John Morgan,
millionaire mineral water man OF Manhat-
tan. and wife have Just returned to their
country home at Bayport, l.. /. from the
Klondike region, where they inspected Q
gold mine which Mr.. Morgan recently
purchased.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27

Mr.. Joseph NJ Fitzroy is in charge of
our Engraving Department and will be
pleased to wait upon his many friends
Lambert-Deacon-Hull Co.. 6la Locust Ut.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
$500 Yards of
Silk Ribbon

Black sll-silk Tsffeta Ribbon, heavy
quality, 31s inches wide. regular
price 23c yard
Honday at l2H cents
High-luster all-silk, twc-toue Satin
Tafets Ribbons, AZ inches wide,
25c quality At 15c yard
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
Gloves for
the V. p. Ball

Women's Gloves; elbow lengths;
white Suede Gloves-$1. SO and
$1.75 values
Special Price, Si.iS pair
Mems White Kid Gloves-$1. .35
values ............Ak Az SA.VV P~'i
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
Sofa
Pillows

200 handsome new Sofa Pillows, Aoss
down filled, "Cheney Bros.'" rich
satin tops, rich woven shades of
green. red, rose, gold, blue, etc. The
satin top alone is worth nearly what
we sell the whole pillow for
This week 81. - each
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
Circus stopped Court.

Lambert-Deacon-Huil Co. 5ls Locust st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
The Grandest Display
OF THE
Most Elegant
Things Ever Shown.
reat Cloak and Suit Rooms
} FALL OPENING.

OUCH array beautiful rich costumes handsome
exquisite matinees
before shown n any in America.
the latest
makers in Paris Berlin and London also Ameranized of
celebrated foreign artists will be shown.
To list of of the noted describe styles
would but of the goods really
therefore shall attempt it. but invite and
for yourself
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
MuSlinS
and Shifting

On Basement)
10 cases of yard-wide Bleaehed Muslin,
regular value l0c yard,
Monday at INC yard
100 pieces of Bookfold Madras Shirt
ing, 80 in. wide, 1916 goods
At INC yard
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27

THE great Prophet Horse Show is
At the dressing becoming
gorgeous This will be the record
who make their selections dup
cation of their choice. s.s.~
brilliantly lighted for display and sale of
evening largest complete
where these the effects
estmab advantage choosing the combinations and styles
becoming to face andf FORM
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27


Withhold eokL Lmwd silk hAhymAM
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
And a Sale Of
Glove Seconds

Glove Seconds
The term seconds" as applied
to kid gloves does not mean that
they are imperfect, merely that
they are the second selections OF
the leather-we've a lot of them
and they will be on sale to-mor-
row at about half the price usu-
a1ly asked-a11 colors-also black
and white ,.'''70c pair
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-27
Flannel

80 pieces good heavy eream-white
Shaker Flannel. % inches wide, S1sc
quality ....-...........A AT o7ae yaro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
De BarceIOneta

Ell periodico <The Sun3 publica sus-
critic bajo ell pseud6nimo de sCantacla-
roS una quisicosa que 4 no ser por algu-
nos conceptos que he de aclarar, me
merecerfa ell mas profundo desprecio;
tai cual me 10 merece ell autor del refe-
rido escrito. Dice ell eCantaclaroo que
en- unas notas que apareclerOn en- ese
peri6dico Sc hac1a mencion de la actitud
asumida por Alcalde pedaneo referente
& un farol que fue quitado del temple
cat6lico para ponerlo frente la iglesia
Evang6lica; este corresponsal no ha he
cho referencia alguna q esta Ultima; 10
que yo die en- aquellas notas 10 he ra-
tifcado, y este lie consta al sehor Alcal-
de Pedaneo.
Dice tambien ell libelista del <Sun>
que para conservar un destino de $50
no es necesaI1o alabar tanto la Central
Plazuela y layarle la cara Roma. Aqu1
Sc descubre de cuerpo entero este ente
despreciable, cuando recurre tan po-
bre argumentO, yo como empleado de
dicha Central apercibo un dollars diario
seg1n puedo probable con los propieta
rios de la misma. Mas, icree <Cantacla-
roo que es deshonroso ganar 2.80 GUAM
do estos Sc ganan honradamente sin
tener que seryir bajamente? Y.o jamas
he adulado la Central Plazuela porque
este es un disparate que solo 10 concibe
la mente de un tipo como ell escribidor
del <Suns. Quizas quiso referirse aquel
4 los duefos de esta, pero Sc ha equivo-
cado. Estos sefores no son de la ma
dera de los que ecompran services, pues
estos solo les merecen desprecio, como
estoy seguro lie merecera ell anonimista
<Cantaclaroo. Y sepa este que yo nun
ca he sabido adular, nj ser servilon de
alguien, como en- todo case 10 ha sabido
ser FL, que para ampliar mas sus desver-
giienzas ha ocultado su nombre. Va
sabemos quien es este sujeto, y lie como
cemos. Por tanto, 81 reincide, lie pom
dremos de manifesto su historic.
Debiendole advertir, que del testa-
ferrito que lie sirve de gufa no haremos
case. Es tan pequeno insignificante.
que no vale ocuparse de el
RICARDO E. TORRES.
Barceloneta, JUNO 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
Este per6dco es ell de mas circulation en la isa
SibyI SdndGSOn

Tn despacho de Paris anuncia Ia
muerte de la senora Sibyl Sanderson,
celebrada cantante de opera, conocida
en- todo ell mundo lfrico.
Naci6 en- San Francisco de Califor-
MIA y desde muy nina reside en- Paris,
donde recibio brillante educacion. Por
habito y por afciones, Sc considerable
francesa.
Brill6 mucho en- la escena, mas que
por su merito artfstico, por su extraor-
dinaria belleza, por su elegancia y por
su lajo. Ninguna cantante de opera pu-
do superarla en- riqueza y esplendor de
sus trajes. Cuando Sc presento en- Ia
Gran Opera de Paris, interpretando la
<Manon,> , de Massenet, causaron verda-
dero asombro sus deslumbrantes joyas
La vida de Sibyl Sanderson ha sido
corta---pues apenas contaba cuarenta
afosmas muy romantica en- cambio.
Durante mucho tempo, estuvo ha-
ci6ndole la corte ell opulento cubano Sc
nor Antonio Terry, quien POGO despues
del 6ltimo viaje de Sibyl Nueva York
en- 1890, Sc case con ella en- Paris. A la
muerte de aqu6l, lie lego parte de su for
tuna.
De las cantantes americanas que
tanto brillan hoy en- ell mundo, fue Sibyl
Sanderson la menos apegada 4 su pals.
Es cierto que en- los Estados Unidos no
la trataban muy bien, la cr1tica neo-
yorkina juzgo su presentation en- ell
SMetropolitans como un fiasco, v los
empresarios Abbey, Schnaeper Grau
rompieron ell contrato con ella. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
CAROLINA
ApertuYd del Club ObreTO
<LA CREMA>
Espl6ndida result6 la fiesta que para

Espl6ndida result6 la fiesta que para
inaugurar su establecimiento, llevo
cabo la socedad obrera <La Crema.>
FL domingo 81, las seis de su tar
de, despu6s de una bonita sinfonla eJe-
cutada magistralmente por la orquesta
compuesta de profesores escogidos por
ell senior Carl, de la Policfa Insular, dio
principle ell acto, estando ell salon lleno
de bote en- bote por una granada y esco-
Fida concurrencia. FL dis:urso de aper-
tura estuvo 4 cargo del presidente de la
sociedad, don Evaristo Orta, que estuvo
muy galano discreto. Siguiole en- tur-
no la senorita presidenta de la directiva
de Damas, Julia Encarnacion, que fue,
como los demas que tomaron parte en-
aouel torneo de la inteligencia, Justa-
mente aplaudida.
Esta sefiorita fu6 obsequiada con un
bermoso ramo por ell sefor Santiago j.
Fuentes, ell cual pronunci6 IN insplrado
discurso al dedicarselo.
La sonora Aurora Bultron fue IN
Grprete fiel de una poesia patrotlca dc
Cecilio Andino, teuiendo que repetlrla
entire aplausos y felicitaciones.
Cerr6 ell acto Diogenes Prieto. Ter
minada la velaca di6 principle ell bale,
que dur6 hasta atlas horas de la madru-
Gada del lunes. Reciba nuestro aplauso
felicitaci6n la simpatica y patri6tica
sociedad <La Crema.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
De Ydbu(Oa d (d8uaS
DE nUestro CoY1esponsai Mab1)


El martes estuvo en- este pueblo ell
captain Guerrero Gle la |. 2. con Ell OBJ
leto de investigar una denuncia formu
lada por don LeopOido D. Rey contrs
ell policia Pablo Reyes.
Esta denuncia fle presentada por
que Ell tai guardia sill previa autoriza-
cion judicial, Sc introdujo vestido de
paisano en- ell interior de la casa del Sc
nor Rey creyendo sorprender una ju-
gada.
De la investigation resultaran pas
teles
Sc ha celebrate con mucho entu-
siasmo aqui la absoluci6n de nuestro
querido amigo y correligionario don
Casimiro Marquee Roig.
Dada la rectitud j competencia del
Jurado de Humacao. era natural que
dictara un veredicto de inculpabilidad.
Sc encuentra Hgeramente enfer-
ma y ha tenido que guardian CANA, la
encantadora senorita Teresa Cintr6n y
Fuentes.
Que Sc restablezca pronto la gra-
ciosa Tete son mis- deseos.
-Ha fallecido IN pequeno nifIo de
los esposos Nazario-Rey.
Paz q sus restos consuelo 4 sus
padres
Ell martes celebr6 session extraor-
dlnaria ell Ayuntamiento, tomandose
acuerdos de importancia. Uno Gle ellos
fue ell de aprobar definitivamente la mo-
cion presentada para Ia construction de
la casa-escuela. Al tratarse este punto
surgio una discussion razonada entire los
resolyiendose por mayorfa Ell
incidente
En- esta semana visito este pueblo
8n negocios particulares, ell prominente
federal y alcalde popular de la Carolina
don Ramon IL. Delgado. LIE acompa-
1aba ell prestigioso vecino de San Juan,
ion Arturo Guerra. Atentamente sa-
udamos ambos caballeros.
Ell microbes por la noche fue la
nado urgentemente para celebrar con
sulta en- Vieques, en- una pequena nina
lei senior Rieckehotf, ell notable medico
Ion Fernando Gonzalez.
Regreso ell sabado dejando relativa-
nente bien la enfermita
Felicitamos sinceramente al queri
10 doctor por ell nueyo triunfo conquis-
ado.
Han visitado este pueblo en- asun-
,os PROFESSIONALS, los competentes No
,arios don Antonio de Audrey don Ra
'ael Tirado Verrier.
Les saludamos.
Ell martes Sc celebro en- la Corte d
le Humacao ell juicio por aggression CON
Ia nuestro querido amigo correligio-
10 don Ramon Cabrera. La Audiencia
e declare culpable y 10 condeno & cinco
lollars de multa
Sinceramente lie felicitamos.
En- ell pintoresco barrio de Limo
les en- la casa particular de nuestro
Luerido amigo don Jes1s Delgado, Sc
stan celebrando con mucho explendor
as novenas del mes de Mayo.
La concurrencia es numerosislma !
i entusiasmo ndescriptible. A el con-
urren flores tan delicadas como Maria
Aguiar, Maria Berries Delgado, Melina
Jintr6n, Elena Castro, Carmelita Del
RADIO Y muchas bellezas mas que siento
10 recordar.
Todas las noches Sc sortean las <ca-
,as, recayendo entire damas eabafleros
le 10 mas selecto del barrio y ell pueblo
Il viernes consumi0 turno con derroche
le dulces licores, nuestro bien querido
.migo ell doctor Berries, portandose CO.
no el sabe hacerlo.
Ell domingo treinta y uno queda-
an terminadas con broche de orc, Y Sc
an de grata recordacion para ell barrio
Ell pueblo
PEH0MENDA MOS a tOdOS nuoctr0c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
III Wales

Recuerdos de Andalucia-De Puer-
to-Rico 4 Nueva York-Nueva York.
En- errocarril-Honol1lu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
III SembIanzas Iiterarias

Campoamor--Taviel de Andrade--
Jose Estremera-Federico Urrecha-Ma-
nuel Paso-Antonio Vico--Tolstoy-Ma-
nuel Pasarell-- Rosendo Rivera Colon
Gonzalo dc Quesada-Luis Munoz Rivera
-Maximo Gomez-Jos6 Zahonero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
/ PinceIadaS

Ninerias-Fin de siglo-Pueblos en-
fermos-Pueblos debiles-La politica y
Ia lirica-La Observation-Disclosures y
conduistados- Miranda Cuba-La muer-
te de Mac. Kinley-La Bestia humana
La prensa -Jueves Santo-Diciem-
bre-El Mar-El poeta de antano y ell
de ogailo-Un libro de Pardo-Cantos ro-
dados-E1 teatro de Echegaray-Un dra-
ma de Guimera-Los bufos cubanos-
/ Emigrantes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05

RECOMENDAMOS a todOs nuestrOs
amigos ell hotel THE MARINA San lose
numero |, Capital.-Por IN dia de hos
pedaje, un dollar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05

Los ojos negros-Una orgfa-La tum-
ba he los enamorados-El pisapapel-El
primer billete-La novicia-Un beso ino-
portuno-La Ultima nota-Idilio seni1-Flo
res Y sonrisas--La mariposa negra--.La
aldea perdida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05

Boarding House.. -.-(dSd de Hu@SpedeS.

de
publco
AURORA MARIN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05

TAI Sc vende una partida de
HknVuH tabacO en- rama superior
AHDH>V de Ter. corte.
Informaran Hermanos Aguayo. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
PRECro DEL EJEMpLAR: UN SDoLLAR0

Los que deseen adquirir esta obra,
pueden dirigirse 4 su autor en- la redac-
ci6n de LA DEMoCRACIA; don Jose
Labrador en- San Juan; 4 don America
Marin en- Ponce; y los agentes de LA
DEMoCRACIA en- los demas pueblos Gle la
isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-05
SFNSA0ONES
De I'm (RONISTA
POR
MARIANO ABRH
cOS PR6LOGo DE LUIS MUNOz RIVERA
ABRH
coy pR6LoGo DE LUIS MUSoz RIVER

g.sta obra, que consta de $50 paginas
se pondra & la venta en- la segunda quin-
cena del presente mes.
Impresa esmeradamente en- excelen-
te papei satinado, Sc divide en- cuatro
parties, segdn puede verse por ell siguien
IA eUmariO:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
How TO Prevent Group.

1t will be good news 10 the mothers
OF small children 10 learn that Group
can be prevented. The first sign Of
Group is hoarseuess. \ day or two
before the attack the child becomes
hoarse This is soon followed by a
peculiar rough cough. Give Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy freely as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the rough cough appears
aud it will dispel all symptoms Of
Group In this way all danger and
anxiety may be avoided, This RENEE
dy is used by many thousands Of
mothers and has never been known
to fail. 1t l., in fact, the only remedy
that can always he depended upon
and that Is pleasant and safe 10 take.
For sale at Viyiau's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
Athletics and Women.

President Eliot Of Harvard is not
believer IN strenuous athletics for
women. lie says. There may be
women liz ing who were made In
such u strange, unnatural way that
it is not, Injurious for them to put the
shot, bu, Trr a majority OF women 1t
would be enough to hurt them for
lfen
And 20 this the Milwaukee Free
Press adds the following sound rea-
soning:
"Ati,iesics involving extraordinary
strain ot the muscular and nervous
systems rs without much doubt Diet
rimentui Ia he man or woman who
INDUCES in it, and ought not to be
encouraged for the mere object Of
making u record. Human life, and
even hodilysoundness, Is too valuable
to he fooled away in competitive
Contests OF strength or endurance.
The time may come to any one when
nc VI NtlA ~ ~ ttAutiiN il''b WI ~
every vital energy at command. In
such an emergency 1t would be IA
sorry consolation to be able to say
that he or she had broken the record
years before, ut the same time break
ing down the general health. A dog
can run faster than either of them
Oxen can draw heavier weights and
asses can bear bigger loads. College
girls and other girls will command
more general respectand will them
selves be- likely to attain greater
happiness IL they refrain from exer.
lions for the attainment Of excellence
in the lines ~ which dogs oxen and
asses nre certain to Guido their best
efforts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
The Darlington Republican ,

The Darlington Republican re-
ports, without giving its authority,
that Mineral Point boasts of man
who, though married fifteen years,
kisses bis wife every time he leaves
home. The same paper avows, how
ever, that Gratiot has Il man who
can beat that all hollow. Though
married twenty years, he kisees his
wife every time he leaves home, be-
sides kissing the hired girl every
time his wife leaves home. The case
with certain Darlington man is far
different. Though married less than
five years he hasn't time between
drinks to kiss his wife, nor hired
girl to tempt him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
The Indenenaent Ont.

"There is nothing I admire ID "a
so much as her absolute lhd'l''l
ence," said a man as he watched y. r.,
Angora sweep haughtliy around ~.
room. "You are bound TO treas
kindly. If You abuse her or i'l ~
her she cares nothing more 70.
Now, dog VIII lick ne haAl I. r.,
boats him But n cat VIII iHse aalf !.
utmost contempt for you, ''is ~. h
cy of a dog to love its master e'en 4 !,
or it has been Kicked may api'.-
some, hut | like the cats hlsN ~
spirit better. This independent
Of the cat crops ont in man! W.
You may slap her for stealing ~
but the next time she.1eis Z -.
she will steal milk she VIVA Wy
priate the best chair In the l'-
endnre with a superclllous air yeol
lite hints or stern commands !. s,l,sl
got down. But she win never :
nntiI the spirit moves her or ~ Il
move her Inv force. II she is eFal'
ret in The window and you cfeh .
nor she takes her time, stops ...ss
q bit and docs not allow YOU = ,ss
for one instant that she was !. -. ria-
cerned over the opening Of tla'
dow. They are beautiful on-. ..' * |
they know Y AID u 90 -Nss
"a
them they do ea7
York Times
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31

-Dodgeville Sun: The Blue
Mounds Mining company OF Barne-
weld was organized this week. The
incorporators and officers are John
McGann, president; j. II. Spencer,
Vice president; Jerome J, Jones,
Treasurer; A. B. Whitman, Secre-
tary; and George Williams, superin-
tendent. The capital stock Is $4,000
but only a limited amount of stock
will be issued at the present time.
The company will work the strike
found by Messrs. Mat O'Neil and
Geo. Williamson in November. 1t is
Il good prosrec and an extra force Of
men has already been put Oh.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
The Civor Of Great GIFTS.

Free Press
w. hope that those ill-natured
pa"pte Who have been saying mean
and unfoeling things about recent
advances Ia lamp oil vii feel prop
eTly ashamed when shey learn that
Mr.. Rock efellrr on Tuesday gave the
Chicago university $l,8J0000 as II
Christmas | resent. How do & @ pno-
pie suppose le could do these beau.
tiful things If he did not first collect
the money with which 10 do them
1t is easy enough to find fault; but
first let some OF the grumblers go
aud ivy "a do what Mr.. Rock efeller
has dome for the midway school. He
hta given II, at different tunes, Slf,-
income from oil stock for au entire
y4ar."
The Tribune would like 10 ask If II
H. fair or even reasonable that the
people of tho country at large be
forced in this way to support the
Chicago university? The citizens Of
Wisconsin have their own university
aud other educational institutions t.
maintain, aud no doubt such Is the
case with citizens Of all other states,
and to be thus imposed upon by the
generous CO spirit of the wonderful
Rockefeller is an imposition. Rookie.
feller is not entitled to one iota of
credit for such gifts under the cir
cumstauces.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31

January. Mr.. G.. Kirchhoff, the edi-
tor of the Iron Age, writes on, "fhe
Prospect for Railway Earnings"
Mr.. Charles NJ. Harger on "Good
Crops and Good Times in the West"
and Mr.. +. w. Hawthorne on 1.-THE
Promise of 1904 for Trade in Gener-
al" There Is a marked absence OF
sensationalism i'm all OF these articles.
No one Of them. with the possible
exception OF the paper on Western
conditions, is decidedly optimistic in
tone; but reasons are given for every
prediction that is made, and blind
pessimism has no place in the con-
illusions reached.