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The Washington times., 1903-02-14
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc

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SATJRDAY-C0 AZ 1905 O. for the
BAHAMAS. pep steamer from Miami. Pa
Nails for NEWFOJ NDLAND. b. rail- 90 North
sydney and theuce via steamer close he-e
daily except sundays az ~ m. and or sundays
az ll-S3 a. IN. The connecting closes are made
on Mondays Wednesdays aud Saturdays Cd Cd
Nails Tor MOI ELON. hv rail 20 Boston. and
thence wa steamer. close here daily except
sundays a. ~ m-, and On sundays at II 80
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa.
Fla NundlIs- he-inesl1ys, and Saturdays az
Mail. for NENICo overland. unless specials
addressed -lr a.apaseh Iy steamers sailing from
NrV York. cicse here daily az 1905 A. a.. ana
viaus for BfIIZE. PUERTO CORTEz. and
CT AEElIALA. bv rail- TO Nev orleans and
thence sis steamer. Close here daily az 1905 a.
El- and Do D. DID,. the connecting clo-es Tor
which BEING on Merd-ls. C) OBJ
Mats Tor COSTA RIGA. bv rail 90 New o.
le-uS AID thence via steamer. close here iaiiv
az 1905 o. and ID p. me- the connecting
CLOSES for which being on TueSiavs- % CaJ
Trans-Pacifc Mains.
MaG- for AUSTRALIA (ez-ePs Those for west
Australia. which are Dispatched via Europe).
Nav ZEALAND. IIJL SAMOA. and HAWAII.
via san Frlu--s.l- close here daily at ESQ D.
M mp 90 February %. inclusive. for GisplteA
Mats Tor CHINA. JAPAN. HAWAII. and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,. via san Francisco.
c'Ds- hero daily % o--0 p- m. up t- February
10. irciuslve. for dispatch per s. IS. Doris. (ol
and Victoria. B. c.. close Eerc daily 20 50
p OH. up I1 February r.. inclusive for dispatch
per 81 s. Empress OF China. Merchandise Tor
The United states Postal Agency cl Shanghai.
China. cannot Do forwarded yia Canada. C0)
Mails f1~ CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacoma.
Close lera t7.lN no ESQ r- U. up Ga February
% inclusive Tor Dispatch PSF s. s. Oiym-
pIa- COB
Mails for HAWAII via san Francisco cIos.
here daily no G--o g. iI- ur tn February 3.
Inclusive. Tor disf-tch ser Alameda. Coz
Mats fer The PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, in
ssh Francisco Gloss h-rr daily at G--1 b. m- ~
I1 February % inclusive. sos d.spatch per T. 5.
. transport tuH
Walls f.r AUSTRALIA Ooxcrpt those fog Wcst
Australia. uaiCa arr dispatched Wa Europe nd
Ncv ICELAND mails for which GO via ~1n
s'raueiseot- and FlJl ISLANDS. via Vancouver
and Victoria. D. g.. close here lairv az 8 30
j.. ma. after February IS and up 10 February
- inclusive. for patch ger S. s. Aorangi fol
MAILS tor COCHIN China are dispatched to
New YORK r. T.. for connection with Eu-
Tul,au steamers
--PIUiIPPINE ISLANDS CHIitlrv Na,D d.
patched Co san fr.ugisco No an l-1z-- for thar
,'-op- o. connect Htfh Government trauspofLs
trr s-iiu-s o- which are irregular.
kltl~l EEiD NAILS close 4t the MAIN OF
81, o. aS follows CAD At G-3o %. u- same day:
..' 40 A-,7 U- same dlv- icl At S-s5 o.
ODE some day. fgI So $50 a. n. s1fi- aa~- fr1
40 $3.50 p- No. same day: % At 0.95 Il M
same day, thl A. 1915 p. m same day. 40
a. S-i5 D. M previous dag; to) At so a. m
same day; tu) Az 1880 A. m. slmc dav.
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The Washington times., 1903-02-14
LOCAL ATHLETES IN
BALTIMORE MEET
To Engage in Indoor Sport
at Fifth Regiment Armory.

Tonight the local Y. NJ c. a. and Car
roll Institute athletes. along with rho
Georgetown relay team. will take part
: in the indoor games OF the Baltimore
Athletic Club in that city. The Wash
ington boys are well represented in the
numerous events. and although the en-
tries Of The Baltimoreans are much
larger. the local lads should make a
creditabIe showing. The games VIII be
held In the Fifth Regiment Armory. Bal
timOre- The number OF entries to The
various events is extraordinarily large
and should furnish some good contests.
The 440-yard run has. all told. ninety
two entries. while nearly as many are
carded TO start in the fO-yard dash.
The most interesting feature Of the
games will be the relay events. All
three OF the Washington institutions will
put good. fast teams on the floor Some
good men will also represent this city
on the mat
Relay Events.
Washington Young Mems Christian
Association. Laughran. j. e Earn
shaw. r. Richardson. 3. Bielaski. c. o.
Kerr. William Orem. Georgetown Uni
versity Law SchooI-Abbattichio. Seetz
YOder, Mcnamara. EIetricin T. KERRY.
jr. Baltimore Athletic Club. W. Lyon.
jr.. l. Turner. z. A. Becker. c. T. How
ard, r. L. Thompson. Maryland Athletic
CIub-W z. Peerce. y. D. Randall. r..
T. D. Kellogg. W. WardwelI. c. L. Her
zog
Heavy Marching Order-First BattaI-
ion.
Relay Races. Sixteen Laps-Fifth Reg
iment team. Griffith. Patterson. Hyde.
Heslop- Second Battalion team. Va
reair. Bowen. Murphy. Scott. Third Bat
TALON team. Gresham. Bumbaugh. Wyck-
ham. SindaH.
Relay Race-Sixteen laps:
Central Y. NJ. CT J. Quinn. Fl. c.
Patterson. W. 5. Freeburger. G. II. Hop
kins. c. /. Herzog, r. d. Meeks.
West Branch Y NJ c. A.-W. G la
Mar. c. y Hale, J. II. Kane, G. E.
Smith. W II. Bailey.
Boys Latin School, S. Bayless. e.
l. Benson, w. c. Marye, L. PIERCE, ".
Griffin
Carroll Institute-w. B. NahIeey. r.
Hughes.
ST. Leo's Gymnasium-N c. Brettin-
ger. z. J. Holz, William Fahey. y. Welt
zelberger.
Fifth Regiment Athletic Association
+. ID. Y. Dickey. II. c Patterson, G
Kleff, A. 3. Marsten. G. d. Wight.
Interscholastic Relay Race. Boys Lat
in SchOOl-W. SeXten. ". 8. Bayless. n.
4 Deleher, F. Wight.
Events on the Mat.
wrestling -Featherweigh 1I5 Pounds)
M II. Whitehurst. r. QuantrilI, b. Nc
Cav. r. a. Wiley.
Lightweight Obs Pounds)-W- A. wal
noeffer. A. J. Welsh. p. Rolph, p L.
Kelley y Cheseldinc, II. W. Dawson. G.
NJ. Riley. II. Kaufman. J. II. Smith.
Welterweight GAS PoundsD-P. Rolph,
J. G. German. W W. Greenfield, o. II.
Tracey. w. A. Walnoeffer.
Middleweight G5S Pounds)-A. r. dc
BlaQuiere J. II Zimmerman.
Heavyweight-A- r de Blaquiere. p.
The Washington times., 1903-02-14
POSTAL WILL PROBABLY
SELL WASHINGTON CLUB
Looks Favorably on Bid of
Local Stockholders.
SALE EXPECTED HOURLY
Eugene Cochran, Charles Jacobsen, and
J. Frank Hiss Submit Offer
to Detroit Man.

Within twenty-four hours the Wash
ington Baseball Club is likely 10 be
sold. The parties dickering for the fran
chise are all local stockholders in the
club. and il the deal goes through. as
II probably will. Mr.. Postal will have
made good his promise TO see that II
passed into the hands OF proper persons.
Since noon today Eugene Cochran
Charles Jacobsen. and J. Frank Hiss
have been closeted with President Pos
tai These gentlemen and several local
stockholders contemplate buying the
club. and submitted an offer to Mr.
Postal which the latter looked upon
favorably, and before nightfan the Sena-
tors will. in all probability. be found in
other hands. Negotiations have been in
progress between these parties for some
time but heretofore all bids submitted
proved unsatisfactory. However. this
last bid may cause Mr. Postal to sell his
interest.
Good, Strong Team.
Mr.. Postal said this afternoon:
Il think the men now dickeriug for
the franchise will be able 10 put a coed.
strong team before the public. as they
will be in a position TO devote most %
their time to the welfare OF the club.
which have been unable to 90. This Is.
OF course. if the deal goes through.
which is probable. True. I have done
everything in my power TO give the pub
lie good team. and have spared no ex-
pense in attempting to do so But when
ones business is scattered over such
wide area as mine. il makes IL impossi-
bic for. me TO give as much attention to
the affairs OF the Senators as 1 should
like. These mon have done much for
baseball in this city. and will. think
eonscientiously strive to give the Wash
ingtOn public better team than they
have ever had"
Mr.. Postal will remain in the city I'M
III the latter part OF next week. when he
VIII be forced TO return to Detroit TO
look after his business interests there
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

En- esta imprenta Sc venAe pa
,.l Ga peri6dico & S2-40 suiRtal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
Ell Sultan de MarrueCOS
Pone pies en- polvorosa

Londres, IA de EnerO Telegrs
Ia 10 fcorresI o ai ales que On Ttn-
ger tiene 10 prensA local, que cerCa'
de Fez .ccurrieron 1.tiGamente en-,
cuentros de importancia.
Dice tambien que ell Sultan fue de-
rrotado completRmente, y que en- SO
cCnsecuencia, escape con direction
III oeste.
Ri Minis teo de Guerra, Menebbi
uno de los mas influyentes partidA'
rios del Sultan, fu6 maerto en- a nc
de los combstes.
Todos loR C6nsules extrapgeros
con exsepcion del representante dc
InglAterra sAlierOn DE Fez,
Desde TAnger pudo escucharse ia
cilmente el tiroteo della tribus que
luchaban desesperadAmente; CON tAl
motive la poblacion de Tanger sc
encuentrA en- nm estado de excita-
ei6n que serfa dificil deacribif, y los
vecinos psdfan gritos Ia presencia
de buques de guerra para evitAr ma'
yores descAlAbros.
Un PashR he 10 ciudad, sa]i6 Al
campo CON algunas fuerzss para yer
de restAblecer el orden, pero siendo'
le impossible siquiera avanzar tnvo
que volvar q Tanger sin hAber con
aeguido NADIA en- absolute.
El corregponsal del "Times" tele
CRATE: 4Carca de mi casa, como & z
millas de TAnger, tuvo efecto nm re-
rio combate. Algunos cientos de
individuos Atacaron una poblAcf6n
que solo estaba defsndida por go
h1mbres, Los invasores fueron re.
pelidos, con cuatro muertos. La Ia
cha podrG reanudxrse en- cuAlquier
momerto. No hay peligro alguao
para los eufopeos, pero .bien las
claras no We que el gobierno nada
puede hacer para contener el fmpetu
de los ravolucionarios, y one el Or
den no reinar& aquf por alg1n item
po.s
De Madrid Avissn que ell sGlobo.
de aquella ciudad ha recibido nm des-
pacho de Fez en- que le anuncian que
las fuerz ss del Sultan siguen luchRn.
do CON las que capitane& el Preten
diente (ya sc puede escribir con ma
ydscula, y que las fueizAs de este
& timo llevan todas las ventajas has
tn 10 fecha.
Agre ga el informante del "Globos
que los hs bitantes de Fez Sc han le-
vantA0o contra el Sultan, y que en-
RAbat i'm perA la anarquis, donde los
auropeos est&n constAntemer to te.
miendo que los revoluciouarios los
Ataquen.
Ri represent&nte del Sultan en-
Tanger ha rsoibido 6rden de apode-
rsrse de todo Ell ganAdo que encuen
tre. y de despachar refueIzos para
las tropAs del gobierno con 10 mayor
premura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
UNA MUJER CONTENTA.
Aparto de toda question de for

Apartc de toda question de forma
facciones, tiene un attractive que
le es propio. La frescura de sus
mejillas, Ia elasticidad de su paso, ell
timbre de su voz-tedos estos for
man atractivos para todo ell mundo.
Maravillosa y valiosa como es, la
salud no es eosa tan diicil de To-
grar, como Green algunos desanima-
dos. La mayor parte de las afeccio-
nes femeniles, proceden de sangre
impura, nutrici0n defectuosa Y baia
vitalidad. La ciencia inoderna pro-
porciona el remedio que meior 6xi-
to ha dado para tai condici6n, la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE.
Els tan sabrosa como la miel y con-
tiene los princi pios nutritivos Gu
rativos del Aceite de H1gado de, Ba-
calao Puro, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extractos
de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. To-
mada antes del alimonto, mejora el
apetito, crea grasa, rcnueva la vitali-
dad, enriquece la sangro y cura esas
debilidades peculiaros al sexo, que
son ell verdadero origen de SUI mall
estar. Es un consuelo para las es-
posas cansadas, las madros que estan
orlando, y las nifias en- su desarro-
llo. Imparte color q las caras pali-
das y robustece los pechos hundi-
dos. En- una palabra, nutre y desa-
rrolla todo ell cuerpo causa una
agradable sorpresa q los debilitados,
desalentados y descorazonados pa
cientes. GEL Sr. DIR. Jose M. Guijo-
sa, de Mexico, dice: He empleado su
preparation en- una Senorita que
presentaba algunos s1ntomas inquie-
tantes en- ell aparato respiratorio y
desde el primer frasco comenzo &
notarse aliyio marcado, habiendo de-
saparecido toda huella de enferme-
dad al terminar ell sexto frasco. Me
llamo sobre todo. la atencion ell gus
to con que esta SehoEita tomaba
la mencionada preparation, no suce-
diendo asi con las otras similares,
hacia las cuales manifestaba ma
nifiesta una repugnancia extrema."
Basta una botella para convencerse.
Efcaz desde La primera dosis. esNa-
die sufre un desengaflo con esta."
De venta en- Droguer1as y Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
NOtiCiaS de FiliDinaS

Manila, e zero 4 11Se ha dicho y
Sc hA fepetido tafito On eI tbs 1lfi.
mos dias cue el G5barnadOr del Ar
chipi6lago, Mr.. TAfs, Ne retir& s los
Estados Unidos & pcnpar pu $50
mas alto en- IL MAgistrGturA naeio.
nal, que ell pueblo filipino eelebr6
hoy ana manifestation popular que
Sc dirigi6 6 PAlacio & suplicar & Mr.
Taft que no Sc vaya de aquf.
Las GALES pfincipales de esta her
mosa ciudad, estabsn llenas de le
treros y estAndartes en- ing.6s, espR'
mol y tagalo, con estAs fencillas y
elocuentes palspras: sQueremos que
nuestro GobernAdor no Be vAya..
Como 5000 hombres ae reunieron
en- una plaza pdblica, y 90 dirigieron
en- grupo haciR el palacio de Mala-
canaan, dtnde reside el iefe de II
colonia. ALI hAblaron represantan-
tea de- los partidos federal, liberal y
nacionalista, abt gando tn&os los ora !.
dores por 10 permanencis del Gober.
nador.
Los oradores man sstaron que 10
preseneia de Mr.. Taft es necesaria
para la conservation del orden, para
evitar distzrbios po'fticos, y como
garantfa de que IL politics iniciada
por el gobierno actual, hA de seguir
desarroilandose pacffic&mente. Los
elogios que 80 tribntaron al Gober.
nador, faeron acogidos por la mul'
titud entire atre n kdoras salvas de
aplauscs.
El Gobarnsaor Mr.. Taft tuvo que
subir 6 10 tribsna, y dirigi6ndose al
pueblo, declare que no es aun cosa
secidids 81 re egresar& inmeaiatamen-
te los EstAdoa Unidos 6 si espera-
r6 hagta el p1oximo Agosto. Di6 al
pals palabra de que en- caso de que
81 sc retire, Ia politics actual del 60
bierno americana no sufrir& Ell me.
nor cambio, siendo como es cuekt on
ma ional y no personal.
FL Gebernador fac muy aplsudi'
dc, y CON este termin6 la manif ssta-
Coz, disperaandose el immense gen.
ito que se habfa reunido frsnte 6
Palacio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

I'm esta imprenta BE vende papel
de pari6dico 6 %. 40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
I'm ferrocarril
traves i. de los Andes

Va paraiso, Chile, Enero IA En-.
tire las muchos proyectos de inpor.
tancis que Sc sgitan en- el Congreso
Nacional de eatA prosperG rsr & olica,
descue}ls por su trascendercia 10
pr6xims construction de IN ferroca
rtil trsves de los Andes
Este proyecto tiene todo el apoyo
del pueblo chileno, ell caal espera
que el Corgrsso no termirars sus
sesiones acts ales sin dejarlo ultima.
do, para que las cbras empiecen
cuaIto antes.
Ls Junta de Ferrocarriles del Con
greso recomisnds, al G. cto, que Ell
gobierno gArantice un dividendo de
5 por ciento sobre el capital que BE
invierts en- las obrss; capital que no
habrk de bAjar de nm million. qui
nientas mil libyas esterlinas, 8 ses,
como siete millones, quinieutos mil
dollars americsnos.
El gobiarno se reservar& sin duda
el derecho de comprar In via en-
cua' 'qnier 6pocA detsrn iaAds y, da
do el estado forsciente en- que &c
halla el tesoro nacional, CON muchos
los que extralian que el gcbierno nc
acometa ls obra por su propia cuen.
ts, sin scudir & capitales extran ge'
res que traen consigo elsmentos DC
discordia para el mAflsna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

DARPETAS BARA ESCRITURAS
En- colores Sc hacen & II 6rden
LA CORRESPONDENCE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

De venta en- q cass oe AVS sefiore
J. II. Silva y Ca. sst&f
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
CODgreSO americana
- sSs
~s
ADUANAS

Nueva 70, K, rs de Enero. Ell
Congr sso Americsno International
de Aduana, cuyo fin es yer de- alcRn.
ear la harmorfA de reglamentcs
aduauerOg en- los paises representa-
dos en- ell mismo, emr ezark sus Sc
ones en- ell AyuntamientoEd Ede esta
ciu lad.
Ell d.cho Congreso estkn repre-
sentados los E stados Unidos por los
sefiores StranAhan, Collector, Mr..
Fischer, Tasador General. Mr.. Wni-
.tehpad, TAsador del Puerto de Nue..
va York, Mr.. Grace, ex Alcalde, y
vsriCa individuos mas, entire ellos,
Mr.. Morris X. Jesup, Presidents de
ls Bo!sa de Valorss de esta ciudAd.
De las repdblicss latino americanes
yendrSn los siguientes delegados:
Ecuador: sef1or Luis r. Carlo.
Guatemala: sc nor Antonio Lazo
Arrisga.
Honduras: seflor Nicanor B Boiet
Persza.
Mejico: re nor p sdro M. del Pszo,
y ssf1or JAvier Arrangoiz
Venezuela: seflor Augusto Pul1dO.
De conformidad con los terminus
de la convocktoris, no Sc podrA de-
batir On este congreso ningdn aaun-
to que se relacione CON los dsrechos
eatAblecidos por cada pals, nj con
los distintos sistemas que en- los
mismos Sc aiguen para Ell cobro de
esos derechos.
NADIA se dice de sf ae tratarx de 10
importanta question de <reciproci-
dad comert1A al,
Seg6n Ell suntuoso programs que
Sc ha formulad0, tan pronto como ell
Congress ee reuna forpalmente, SO
proceder& & cOnstituir una mesa; 10
10 cuAl & On vez nombrar6 cuAtro
comisiones, & cuyo cargo quedarA el
volumen de los trRbajos que SO
propone dAr Gina aquel..
Una Com.sion sobre <buques. es-
tudiarA v dAr& cuenta aserca de los
manifiestos de los buques, asf como
del despacho y entrada de los mis-
mos en- puertos extranjeros. LA
comisi6n Eobre sMercancfass diser-
tara acerca de las condiciones en-
que mercAdelfR pre- cedantes de puer
tos extrAnieros han de traerse & la
Jurisdiction de los colectores de
@u uUAu&S, 0lO LII SO0401OA SOOlO
sN Nomenclature. estudiar& 10 cues
ton de una nomenclature general
que convendr& adop ar en- los docu.
mentos oficiales, tales como mani
fiestoe. facturAs, etc. que las relacio'
mes entire las rep1b!icss americsnas
exigen del comsrcio. 7 por 1ltimo,
L. Comisi6a sobre eCon gresos # atu'
ros> estudiaY& 10 conveniencia de
estableeer una Comison Psrmsnen
to de AduAnAs americanss., algo
aaf como ell sBureau Of American
Republics que con notable exito
viene fancionando en- WAshin gton y
en- todas las capitales de 10 An6rica
latina desae hsce Algdn tempo va.
A los NOtarlOS
DARPETAS BARA ESCRITURAS
I'm c01orns en hanan In hr5en
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

BANCO PoPUI AR
CONVOCATORIA
:r1NrA EE.NEE


Ell Conseo de Gobieno Ultima session ordnara ceebada
H. aco r ia 81 del corrente las media de La
ordnaria
conraen los Eat Itos que Institution.
supca AccionisaS
act personamene delegation la oma de conumbre
resulten
dos ampliamente.
San Juan, PR 10 de- Enero de 1903
El Director Gerente, FL Secretario,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, asados, ON
baen estado, G no pesos el amintal,
40 v@ndon On esta imprenta.
Tsmhi6n ms caiRs para 81. q.
T.-a--v-w.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
MonedaS y medallaS ,

Muy antiguas. algunas del princi.
pio de 10 Era Cristisna, se venden
baratas, informarAn On La CORES
PoNDENCIA. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-03-12
C. 6. Cox Hcnored.

Special dispatch to the Sentinel;
Madison, WIS, March 3.-The Wis
Consin state board of agriculture, mt
its yearly meeting here today, cleo
ted the following officers
President-Georee McKerrow of Sussex.
Vice president George G. Cox Of Mineral Pt.
Secretary John NJ. True Of Baraboo.
Board of managers President McKerrow
Vice President Cox. c. G.. Wilcox Of Deperc,
G. W. Harvey Of Beaver Dam, and T. r. Han
nitin Of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Cox was chosen vice president,
to succeed :. -. Hubbard of Monde
vi, whose term as a member Of the
board expired several weeks ago, and
who failed to be reappointed, Grant
u. Fisher of GAINESVILLE being named
in his place Mr.. McKerrow and Mr.
True have been president and secre-
tary, respectively, of the board for a
number of years.
The auditing committee reported
that the board had $1,000 on hand
for the next fair, all outstanding
debts and other obligations having
been paid.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-03-12
Bachelors and Matrimony.

BY accident n local cleaner the
other day ran onto three awful nice
fellows, whom a great many of the
gentler sex would most likely insist
were "horrid,' because they were
bachelors, and it so happened they
were discussing matrimony and its
trials and comforts. 1t didn't take
long for one to convince the others
that he was content to 90 it alone.
The second thought marriage was
all right, and the principal obstacle
in his way was the fear that he
might not be able TO provide for n
wife in manner that would be term
ed up-to date American style, The
third party was ready to tie up on n
moments notice when the woman
who does not lace and can be trusted
with the pocket book could be found.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-03-12
POSSIBLY MEANT ROCKEFELLER.

The Yale professor of practical
theology says that "a prominent
member of the Stauard oil company
is not much of a Christian. Which
one Of the membors hc referred to
does not matter. There arc number
of them. Ihry pretty much all make
great professors of sauctitv, aud
they all have hristles ON their backs
Said tie professor of one of them
whom he had i'm mind;
"He is u member Of a Christian
church aud said to be a man of some
piou- feeling. He does. ina quiet
way, many benevolent things. BUT
if there is any truth in the recent ar
ticles in McClure's magazine or in
Lloyd's' Wealth aud Common
wealth ',a dosen't understand what
the ChrlaJLa life is or he doesn't live
in acc. raanCe with the law of the
Christian life Apparently he was
not educated in the school of Christ.
Not that he is hypocrite--a con-
scious hypocrite-but he has mis-
apprehension OF the duties Of the
Christian life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-03-12
Public Sale.

The undersigned having concluded
to go out of the dairying business
will offer for sale Wednesday, Mar.
18th 1903, on the farm, situated two
and half miles east OF Mineral
Point, his herd of % high grade
Short Horns consisting Of II cows. 2
fresh, balance bred to calve about
May LIST; 7 two-yr- OLD heifers, ] two
yr-old steer, two-yr- old Short Horn
bull, yearling steers, yearling
heifer Team Of heavy work horse,
One mower, nearly new, one heavy
milk wagon, one top buggy, nearly
new, one cutter, single buggy har-
ness, about four tons good timothy
hay, a quantity Of straw, and 400 ex-
ira good, dry, split white oak posts
Terms ALI sums Of $40 or under
cash; larger amounts, years time
on bankable paper bearing per cent
interest. Lunch from II to |. Sale
commence at o'clock.
HENRY p. HEWITT.
n. X. Van Matre, AuctiOneer,