Costa Rica's Ruler Presides Over Stable Progress
The New York Herald portrays President Iglesias of Costa Rica as a progressive reformer guiding a peaceful republic. It highlights his age about 36, popular leadership, and actions advancing education, industry, and law. The piece notes economic growth, tobacco and alcohol reforms, and plans for port development at Tivides Bay and the Pacific coast.
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Say R oS Stock Corners Feed Rack How to Feed Horses
A historical note explains simplifying horse feeding by corner stall feed racks above mangers. It describes a chute connected to overhead and a removable board cover to prevent unwanted hay settling when not needed. Suits made to measure from $1250 at Opera House Tailoring Co.
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