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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-23

UCI q SC Id COuVCIIluO SSLd iSld
antes ruinosa y empobrecida,
en- un emporio de riqueza y en-
un ensueilo de opulencia.
Ell paraiso de Milton es una
palida leyenda que no retrata.
nj refleja siquiera la ventura
que disfrutamos aqui.
Y todo este con tan poquisi-
mo trabajo.
| Basta que quiera el Tesorero,
basta que 10 indique la reveren-
da congregation redentorista
para que la riqueza experiments
una subida colossal, TN progreso
de valor que sorprende y asom-
bra. y anonada.
iOh, la excelencia de los nue.
vos metodos!
iOh, los prodigios de la volun-
tad!
iOh, los redentoristasl
La piedra filosofal ha sido des-
cubierta, es e! milagro del siglo
veinte, la risotada del progreso
americana lanzada a la rugosa
taz de la vieja cultura europea.
~ Castro quiere privar a su
pueblo de estas mercedes!
Como sc conoce que no ha
visto de cerca a la congregation
reverenda, que no ha podido ad-
mirar Ell santo ferver con que
trabaja, ell desinteres con que Sc
sacrlflca por ir salvando, por ir
iredimiendo pueb!os para ha-
cerlos libres y hacerlos ricos.
ST estuviera al tanto de que
basta con la orden de TN Teso-
rero, y la cooperation de un ta-
sador afcionado a frecuentes Ii
baclones, para que la propiedad
adquiera valoraciones fantasti-
cas-, no insistiria en- poner esa
valla de la confederation latino.
americana al anunciado y bien.
hecho desbordamiento de los
nuevos metodos.
Y no Sc crea que, es solo un
anuncio, 10 de nuestra insospe.
chada prosperidad, poetizada en-
/ los informes oiciales de nues-
tros anteriores gobernadores.
La prueba de la riqueza esta
en- las OficiuaS Dt1h1jcaS
Que lujo, que comfort, que ele-
gancia. como abuRdan los mate
riales. los impresos, las amplias
poitronas que semejan los silla-
res repanchigados de coros de
|convento; las mesas en- las que
hay amplitud para colocar al
ternativamente las manos 6 los
pies;iy que casas para las ofci-
mas pubIicas, 2 que casas para
las particulares viviendas de los
mas connotados redentoristas!
Este es otro dato de nuestra
prosperidad. Pues que acaso
podr1a un pueblo en- estado de
ruina, un pueblo misero pro-
veer de hermosfsimos edi6cios
a sns servidores. dandoles gra-
tis. ademas, la luz y ell aqua que
'gastan.
Declmos este para que no Sc
tome como un abuse de los nue.
vos metodos, ell que vivian los
funcionarios en- los edifcios del
Estado, mientras que ell mejor
dia ocurrira una catastrofe en- Ell
'ruiposo edificio en- que estan
instalados los tribunales de JUS.
tlcla, sin que este preocupe a
nuestrOs tutOreS.
PerO esa es otra de las venta-
jas de los nuevos 1netodos: la
despreocupacion.
Y una de sus propiedades
prlncipales, la fuerza propaga-
dora que contienen.
va hay alcaldes que hacen 10
miomo que los burocratas del
gobierno, comprando ell mate
rial para las ofcinas municipa
les, sin regateos de ninguna cla-
Sc, sin preguntar siquiera cuan
to vale, sin t1jarse en- ell costo. :.
" tod n an rrra v11 a. osi ,,/,.. 49, - =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-23
NOtaL del d1a

Els 1ncomprens1ble e. empenC
que demuestra el Presidente
Castro, de Venezuela, por reu-
MIR a las republicas latin oameri-
canas en- una poderosa confede-
racion que las haga inmunes
contra las acometividades del
expansionismo.
Els innecesario y acaso PERU
dicial, porque no vemos, por
ninguna parte la justification
de esos temores que Ell instinto
de conservation ha despertado
a una vez, en- todos los pueblos
del Sur y Ceutro- America.
lOue lleyaria ell expansionis-
mo a esos paises? CLOS nuevos
metodos3
iY es a los rluevos metodos a
10 que teme ell Presidente Cas-
tro?
Como Sc conoce que no ha
gustado sus iuefableS noveda
des, que no ha comprendido sus
evidentes revoluciones, que no
sabe 10 que valen, 10 que signi :
fican, 10 que son los nuevos me-
todos, cuando Sc apresta a re-
chazarlos con tales arrestos E in,
vita a los demas gobiernos de
America q aliarse con ese pro-
posito.
tEl ensayo de Puerto Rico no
lie dice NADIA al general Castro?
Aqui han sido hechas aplicacio
mes experimentales. NADIA mas
que unas pruebaS, y va sc ha
visto Ell resultado maravillosO
y extraordinario.
Los efectos son inmediatos y
sorprendeutes' Mas sorprenden-
tes todavia que los inventos de
Mr.. Post y que los libros de MIR.
Willoughby,
En- ell valor de las propieda- =
des han hecho verdaderos mila =
gros consternadores.
Las leyes ccon0micas, la de
mauda de la propiedad en- Ell
mercado, ell valor efectivo de
las fincas. el-estado general de
la Hacienda publica, todo ESQ
es peque1lo pueril, insignificant
te para modificar en- 10 mas mi
nimo. la Influenza inefable de
los nuevos n1etodos, cue pasan
por encima de todas esas cosas
Y Sc burlan de todos los precep-
tos de la clencia economical, dan
do trastazcs y empel!ones a
todo cuanto les estorba E impide
su exuberante desarrollo.
para que han de fijarse en-
esas vejeces por gloriosas que
sean, por consagradas que es-
ten. por logicas que parezcan,
los nuevos metodos, que llevan
en- 81 ell progreso indescriptible
y la riqueza asombradora y fan
t5stica7
Han declarado la guerra a to-
do 10 exissente, y han hecho
bien. Han prescindido de GUAM
to estabiecen los economistas
mas sabios, de cuanto prescri-
ben las mas logicas leyes que RI
gen la valoraciSn y estimulan
la riqueza en- los mas varios pai'
ses, pero todo ESQ 10 han hecho
porque es mucho mas facil Y
mas comodo atenerse a la vo-
luutad Y al capricho de un fun
cionario como Mr.. Wllloughby,
que respetar 10 que en- todos los
tratados de economic sc esta
blece, Y piescrlben los mas ele-
mentales principios de esa Glen
cia. " '..'' .'''' '' .''''
~ Vaya fjandose en- este, ell Pre-
sidente Castro, ese hom bre que
quiere realizar ahora, ell sueno
gIorioso de Bolivar, Sin tener en-
cuenta que puede privar a mu-
chos pueblos de disffutar las
ventajas de los nuevos tnetodos..
W. g Vaya viendo ell caudillo vene-
zolano. el,apostol de la confede-
raci0n, Ell inSigne continual or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-23
#. III. DeEser.

Es muy lamentab BILE que Sc YEA en-
la pura precision, nuestro distinguidc
amigo ell sefior Dexter, de hacerse ecc
de torpes calumnias, que en- NADIA
afectan nj pueden afectar su mere.
cida reputation de excelente juriscon.
sulto, nj a sus prestiglos de caballero
Ell seflor Dexter es muy conocido
en- Puerto Rico, tiene su nombre y su
reputation muy acreditados para que
vaya 4 sentir preocupa clones. nj in
quietudes ante ell primer rumor que
deslice, en- la sombra y traicionera-
mente, la calumnia
Desprecie esas missrias, ell seflor
Dexter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-23
MES DE NOVIEMBRE

Microbes I:-Baneo Territorial Y
Agricola con Carlos M. Alvarez, Gre
ditto hiPotecario; y Banco Territorial "
Agricola con Carlos M. Alvarez, Ger
tlorari; Jueves 2.--Carmen Ramos Ro.
sar1o, declaratoria de herederos; Vier-
nes 3-Francisco Gaudier Tejidor con
Gulllermo Frank Rosas, desahucio:
Ma1tes 7.-Jacinto Gomez Sierra "
otros con Petrona del Carmen~Resto.
lnc1dente sobre embargo de bienes;
Microbes s.-Maria Gregoria Rivera
y otros con Miguel Miranda Rivera,
otorgamiento de escritura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-23
Una Carta J un comentario
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERcANr1L,
San Iuan.
Muy Sr. nfo:

Muy Sr. nfo:
Ha llegado mai noticia de que al
gunos indivfduos impotentes. quizas,
para hacer disminuir per medios hon.
radios y decentes la con6anza profe-
sional que en- mi tienen depositada
mis- clientes Sc ocupan en- tratar de
conseguir ell mismo resultado, propa.
lando especies calumniosas en- rela-
cion con I'm pleito reciente en- la Corte
Federal.
Como tales individuos jamas atacan
de frente, 20 remunerarfa generosa.
mente cualesquiera persona que me
suministrsra datos su6cientes para
llegar descubrir { dichos individuos
y aplicarles Ell merecido corrective.
De I'd. sefior Director,
Con Ia mayor consideration,
a. S. q. b. S. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-23

Senalamientos de apelaciones en-
causas criminales.-4o Ter.
m1no de Sesiones del aflo
1905.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
DOMESTIC.

For the purchase OF a site for a nlu-
uripal electric lighting plant the
New York Board of Estimate and APP
DOrtionment authorized an appropria-
ion of 5000, 900,
A new Grand Jury Investigation q.
he IroQuois Theatre fire was started
az Chicago.
About fifty cents on a dollar vii, be
paid creditors Of the East End Savings
Bank, at Columbus. Ohio.
The Federal Grand Jury. al Mont
,Omery. Ala, returned number of in-
lctments for peOnase and white cap
ping.
With no reason known for the decd.
Colonel Charles :. Arnol. one OF the
)est known insurance men of the
south. killed himself by shooting. ac
Atlanta, Ga.
Collector OF Customs Leach an
bounced in Cleveland that he had
'ound 10000 in jewels belonging 20
Irs. Chadwick upon which duty had
lot been paid.
Twelve hundred children were taken
safely from the Juvenile Asylum in
New York City, when it caught fire,
he drill being perfect.
Or. William Osler, OF Baltimore. rc-
)eated his deClaratio that men NOR"
han forty years old have passed The
period Of usefulness TO the world.
Joseph McGrath. New York City's
,,dcst voter died at the age OF l07.
Trustees OF the Metropolitan Art Mu-
scum in New York City reelected j..
e. Morgan president.
Warden 7. Warren Mead. Of Auburn
y. " prison. has resigned after eight
years service. because of ill health.
Bellevue and other New York city
hospitals are filed to overlooking The
severe winter caused 4 great increase
II lung diseases
Kansas b.aZed wsth oiI.war euthusi-
iSm, and movement was started Ga
'reate a State Commission 90 aid the
Government investigation.
Max Fidicr. a quiitmaker. Of Brook.
W, y. Y, fell heir TO $3.50, 900. a part
If q 100000 estate accumulated by hi,
uncle as o professional beggar in rus
Sia.
The officers or the Joy Liner LarCh-
mont on her arrival at Providence. l.,
t., reported 10 the police that John a.
Hart. passenger. had been murdered
)u board in the night.
Governor Higgins sent n. message 10
ths New York Legislature recommend.
lux immediate action TO create continu-
OTIS watcr-suppy commissions Tor New
York City and the State.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
PATCIIWoRK.

At this season. when "shut inS" are
apt 10 tind'time hanging heavy on their
hands, suggestions FOR "A new kind OF
patchwork that possesses the adyan.
tage Of covering both sides. wadding
and quilting, all at the same time. may
well be passed on for the benefit of
those who DO this kind OF work The
directions, rs sent IN by Sunshine
friend are: Cut pieces OF silk about
four and one-half inches square, turn
and baste down each of the four sides,
leaving squares OF four inches. Then
fold them over diagonally, making
three-cornered pieces; insert a piece of
wadding the same size and shape, and
baste the edges together, Four Of
these triangles overhanded make n
square block. The effect is good when
one triangle OF each block is OF black.
one OF white or some uniform color, and
the remaining two OF any color In
Joining the blocks together the blocks
should be in corresponding position TO
make a regular pattern.
The bias lines of two OF the SILK
pieces that 20 next each other can
first be run together by hand or ma
chine on the wrong side and then
folded over, padded and basted. This
avoids having TO overland the bias
sides, with danger OF stretching Phil.
adeiphia Inquirer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
AS TO THE BATHROOM.

The white marble basin IN the bath.
room can be cleaned by rubbing the
stains with tine table salt. Ii, how.
ever, they are of long standing, mix
two parts OF powdered whiting with
one of powdered bluing, then add half
a pint of strong soap suds, aud heat 70
boiling point, apply with soft cloth
20 the marble and let il dry on; then
wash of with hot water Ia which has
been added little salts of lemon. Dry
with a soft flannel. For the bath tub.
whether OF zinc. enamel or white por
celain. nothing IL better than bath
Of gasoline. Instead of rubbing and
securing, go over every inch with
plenty of gasoline and then wash off
carefully. All the stains and discol.
oratious will have disappeared. -phi!a.
delphil Inquirer
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
,SoAOD.-~'-,- -,--'-,-~e-.
G22NoUsEHoLO :,
~ ReClpEs. !

Puffed Potatoes When nearly bakcL
cut o small piece from tlc end of the
potatoes. scoop out the inside, mash
and season with butter, pepper and
salt Refill the skins with this. allow.
ing the filling 10 complete the form OF
the potato. Set ia q hot oven just
long enough for the soufIlc part 20 be.
come well Drowned. then serve.
Canned Pea Souiiie - Drain the peas
aud mash with two tablespoOnfuls Of
melted butter. Beat three eggs light
1nd stir into them a pint Of milk and
he mashed peas. Season with salt
aud pepper. beat hard and turn into a
creased pudding dish. Bake, covered.
Tor twenty minutes: uncover and
Drown Serve this -Dulile as soon rs
Il is removed from the oven.
Velvet Cnke-TwO cups q sugar.
three cup. of hour half a cup Of but
,er. four eggs. one teaspoDnfui of cod
Hater. two tea spo0nfuls Of baking pow
Ter Flavor with lemon. Beat the
butter and sugar 10 n cream. sift the
powder with 'he -four. then gradually
add the -four and water 10 the butter
md sugar: beat the eggs separately.
add them and then beat them all well
tOgetbe.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
Ne0Ss2m1e
S4~NGGk
WASHINGTON

Washington reports state that ore 81
President Castro's political foes i in
New Noyk getting the sinewS OF war
FOR the revolt against NeneZucla's :
President. long predicted
II is alleged that Government officials
have evidence 10 prove that TIE Vest
ern railroad. entered into a conspir-
acy with the Beef Trust 10 shut OUT
competition.
Representatives OF the Department
OF Justice ~ American ports on the
Gulf OF Mexico have been instructed
60 closely guard against the clearance
OF any tilibustering expeditions against
Guatemala. This was done az the re-
quest OF the Guatemalan Government.
General Morteza Khan. who succeeds
General Isaac Khan as Persian Minis
ter To Washington. was formally re-
celved at the White House 10y PreSi-
dent Roosevelt.
Senator Allison OF Iowa, has broken
the record for continuous service in
Congress.
President Roosevelt received a pOr-
trait Of the Empress powager of China
as a token ot the Chinese Governments
good will toward the United states.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
FOREIGN

sewers suowstorms prevailed in
~ hern Spain and railway traffic
W.. delayed.
Al an auction sale IN London a rock
crystal ever and cover from the An
s,-.ay collection brought s2i OO0
The Gar las held an important
council AZ TsarstOe- SolO. at which Il
ls reDortsd the possibilities OF peace
were discussed.
The unypiling o. tho statue ot hiar.
H. tua cuban patriot who organized
tae revolution which ended with thc
overthrow OF Spanish power IN Cuba,
took place in Central Park. Havana.
The ustrO-Hung1rian Governments
Is following the United states In send
lu2 officials 10 Abyssinia 20 establish
closer commercial relations
The trial Of thirty Christians ac-
cu>ad OF the murder OF Jewess
named SpiwOk in the anti-Semitc
riots ended az Kishincn Nine Of the
defendants were acquitted. while
twor y-two were sentenced TO a month
IN pr.sol.
Plans Of the Government FOR n mu.
Bicipal gas lighting plant for the city
of Paris were defeated in the senate.
which rejected bill 90 that effect
thar had been passed by the Chamber
~ Deputies. aad had been approved by
a.. Paris Municipal Council
Penn has protested aglinst The recent
chi. Bolivian treaty.
I'll. strike in Warsaw. a special cable
dispatch reported. has extended 10 al!
chem So assistants
J1p5n-s- newspaper commented IN
syupatue;.a tsrus on toe death OF
Grand Duk. satgiUs.
Martial lig has been declared =,
Tsarss0a- -SeiN many threatening let.
Ser. h1rrs Jsea rece we'd az the pal.
&C.
Bflfor- 5in n.0red the Cabinet N
consider tila situation causu by Red.
rords gf'.cs % THE government Of
ireland.
The Began suprage Cost of Ap
pea la. ta.u.rd r King LeJpOids n.
vor ia The suil .tOught aEainsi him by
b.s daughters.
The rs,,or, tnet tie engs cement oi
The German Crown Pr,nre 9nd th'
Duchess Ceceiis has beeu broken wai
discrsdited a. Bsrirn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
nnr Grentrst Need.

The need OF the churches is a ST.
preme moral motive. In some way this
nation must be lifted above the sway
Of prejudice aud selfshness aud com
PEELED TO study all conditions rs they
appear TO him who looks at them from
above. Only the realization % God is
great enough for this task. Our great
est need is sucn a realization OF God
A. present and active in all the affairs
OF humanity as shall make the Nom
bers Of oCr churches appreciate that
escape from Him is impossible. and
that the moral order is universal. in
exorable and uncaauCeable. Difficult
les adjusted in the easiest way usually
have 10 be adjrstad again. but where
they are settled Alright they are settled
fOrever.-Amory n Bradford. In the
Christian WORK and Evangelist.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
Bears Fruit.

It Is when oar faith in God the
Father, Son and Holy Ghost is qu.etiy
expressed in daily action that 1t can
and does bear fruit in and tell upon the
faith and life of other men. The man
who should definitely regulate his re-
ligious life and devotion with the
thought mainly before him Of how he
will thus by example be influencing
other people is. think. approaching
the whole question from a wrong side,
and is in grave danger Of doing positive
harm first 60 himself and then TO 9th
ers. But it remains true that in this,
as in other matters, "No man liveth 10
himself" and that the attitude he Wis.
IDLY and habitually takes in religious
matters must whether he wishes it or
not. tell. for good or i'll, upon those
about him. How infinitely that en-
hances the importance OF what every
one OF us believes and dOes!-Arch-
hisbop OF rGntp-bur-.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03

Announcement that The WcsiMorc.
and Coal Company la. purchased the
holdings Of lhe Penn Gas Company has
created sensation in Irwin. Pa. the
home Of both companies The West
morcland company has mines at Sbaf-
ton. Llrimcr. Export and Biliion. with
an output OF about 100000 tons last
year The Penn company has mine,
at Shaft0n Penn. Irwin, Pantertown
and on the York branch, with coke
ovens at the latter place. It's output
last year was near the 10000 mark.
The output for the new concern for the
coming year viii exceed 3.0000O tom.
employ ng 5000 men.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
Tbuartcd Plans.

II is an evil thing aud bitter to he
unhindered in ones life by God. 1t is
10 gift Of freedom promised. but q
curse bestowed when it is said Of
Ephraim, Let him alone" II is the
final word OF doom when the Lord
says. 81 let them 20 after the Stubborn
ness OF their heart, that they might
walk in their own counsels." When
the prayer was offered. Suffer us 10
90 into the herd oc swine" we may be
sure the request was granted solely
because offered by demons.
Ours be the JOY that our wishes are
opposed II is proof we are sons Of
God. Let Us rejoice we are not visited
with the contempt OF divine indifIer.
ence. Let us write il on our hearts
this day as one OF the g.addest prom
ises Of Gods Word II VIII hedge u2
thy way with tLorns. Pacific Bap-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

The Porto Rico Legislature has
passed a law. which Governor VIM
throp will approve. for the mairte-
nance ot permanent representative
m tie United States. with headQuar-
ters in New York. TO promote the COM
Aercial interests OF the island and. par
ucularly. those OF coffee growers.
The Porto Rican Executive Council
revoked a $1,000. 600 franchise granted
20 an American firm for an electric
railway.
Order prevails throughout Porto Rico.
Governor W. Ii. Hunt reports. New r.
since civil government was establish "d.
las there been call for the military
'orccS We have relied upon the Porto
Ricau insular police. which is well able
@ meet any situation that may arise
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
willing TO Help Him Oy'.

After the doctor had examined the
patient and the mans wife wanted q"
know the nature of the illness, the con.
scientlOus physician said:
Your husbands condition IL such
that IL will take some time 70 differer.
tate the symptoms 20 arrive at an az.
,urate conception Of the malady from
which he ~ suffering The treatment
must be sympiomstic. I must FIRST
make a diagnosis"
n hope you can make u of calico"
'emarked the woman. for h,TeD't
, piece Of Gannsi In the hou1."-Nsw
go-L D.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
THE on INVESTIGATIONS.
Stocks Affected Through Fraion aG1
DisqUieting lnnulnces

New York City The weeks Gcycl-
Opmpnis in the Kansas oil fields IN To-
prka aud the action of the Federal
Government In starting an inyestIgn-
ton OF Standard OH methods reflect
the drift Of public opinion toward
other evils Of corporate OF trust man
agement. 4 remedy h. demanded and
the demand mu.t be satisfied.
The combination OF urgent demand
for changes in the methods OF trust
management and Of y general odmis-
sion that railroad rate legislation
should be enacted, looms up as men
ace 10 stabl" stock market quotations.
There will be friction. unres and per-
haps disturbance pending reforms
which when accomplished, surely will
work great good.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
CAMPHoR FOR THE PIANO.

"Now." said the tuner. when he had
finished tuning the piano, 'you ought
20 put some camphor In the piano
"Camphor:' said the swnec of the
Instrument.
Yes" said the tuner. ito keep the
moths out. Moths set into pianos, as
they 90 closets and elsewhere, and
here they feed on the felt coverings
OF the hammers. eating away their sur.
faces. and 80 imparing their effect,
What you want is 4 couple of camphoe
balls. each In a little hag of cheese.
clotb. hung inside the piano, one 1t
either side"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
rnn.ir.inn Of sin.

Undue stress IL sometimes laid on
what il called the conviction OF siu.
The conviction OF sin comes
surely enough aud fast enough when
you have the perfect IDEAL before you
and are striving 10 realize IL. But |
would rather have you aim at the cor
yiction OF righteousness that Is. of
rightness. OF q heart right before Cot
Andrew l. ppahOlv.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03

The things that seem to be difficulties
aud hardships only need 10 be fronted
TO Yield. like the east wind in its sea.
son. good results In bracing aud hard
en.ng. Fix it in your minds that
nothing worth doing is done but at
the cost OF difficulty AID toil-AleKas.
der Maclaren. DQ.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03

Then you think the IuJge viii be
satisfied IL y5u sag. lord. I bad -
many names in my visiting look. 3nd
% many invitations | could not refsse.
that IL was impossible for me 10 attend
=, those things. -George MacDona!t.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
Good Tines Are Felt.

The country seem. 10 be IN excellent
condition from oue eU1 To- the other
The different crops are reported look
ing well everywhere. prices are stili
high. labor II fully employed in all Sec
tlons and there are no disquirting signs
anywhere. Good times are still with us.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
census Of r1rn ArimaIs.

Of the Department Of Agriculture has
completed biz estimate Of ihe number
and value OF farm animals in The Uni.
ted States on Janrary l. 1905. by sep.
arate states. TIE totals fOr The coun.
try are shown IN The following table.