davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05

de que todo 81 dia Ie pasase con Ia mayor
trsnquilidad.
Darante 81 dia no tom6 Aibina mas ALI
mento que leche y pan, con ObjtEO de des-
canEar mas, apenae se mOvi0 del 4ech0 siaO
para cuidar al pequenuelo del Qde no se
no le hacie falta NADIA y tOdO Ia hisO supoEer
que Sc reE sbseceria prOnto, poH mas que
expeEimentaba una gran debilidad
POr la tarde y aprOvechhRdO laeOyuntura
de que hacia sol, abTio de paren psr las ven-
tanas para que SO airease Ia halitaci0n, y
ademas cen el Obieto de que viesesqne esta-
IA ca la CANA si por casuRlidad Sc presenka-
baa eus amigas de In aldea, jnquie5as poE sn
ausencia avisadas por MagdaleRas y ostO
f5e Dsaaj psante 10 q ue sutsa1io.
Ms0de Sla = Is demAa CFabajaderas de la
oreTie bsblaron sde 10 0currid0 se pFessn-
Foro5 al lgunas csonOcidaR de AIbin8que deade
~ ventaIa. vi&ndola on La cama, pFegunta-
ronia 81 queria Aalguna coaa oirarlendOla
ans servicios,
Recibi6lascon sonFlsa en los tapiost Pc
:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES el cOTaz6D de llna manera
hogroroaa hnme sleciendosesa L. 7enEe =
nAlma de las mat ss.
AL hiz0 81 ap ndiEsIe de u hlEocfes.taf
- ina < az IN lelante So vidt un4 serie
: ssootinuada de y .cltReiones 81 diauuio.s
r. innosibls p dar idea Dc is siegrfa que
yer que la noehe se acereaba|
4 I o1,,ffendiendo 4 sn aIrededor Las protectorAa
abras. 100 ha5 dia mas cruel perU al cab0
~ defias sufridas sc calmtF0n ante Ell
q0e no hablan sospeohaao NADIA, ha
4 pasado tod0 desapercibi6o y que ma
N 5speoh6 10 mas mfnimo, tuO era este 10
,n@ deneaba9
-iTres dfas come n da. haS &C paa8
"a sIdeFsT err aa Nii 80
n ldtninc e mlka Ha aant4oa Sc
IL ae 9fa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05

Magdalena no era mala, pero 81 muy curio-
lea y recelaba de tOdo ell mundo como bue-
ma aldeana.
Hacia IN mOment0 que se habfa sentado
Ia eabecera de Ia CANA, Y de prOnto ne
pusO en- pie empeEandO q daT vueltaA por Ia
ha 6isacion examinandolo TODD con mucha
curiosidad.
No to hace falta nadaR-dijo. o.-Aprov6-
ohate ahora que eetoy aQuf y no tendr6a
necesldad de levantarte para NADIA, xes en-
este armaric donde guardsE la FOpa bIanca9
81 quieres decirme ell stio en que themes la
llavecita sacare una camisa una chambra.
-Mnchas gracias, no necesito NADIA, sefOra
MSgdaIena.
De repeBte inclin6se Ia vieja ouedando
inm6vil durante un momento fjando tenaz-
mente Ia mirada en- 81 suelO debajO de la
CANA, hasta que para fer mejOr Ievant6 una
punta de la cOlcha.
-lSaRgTel exclam6.
Asf era efectivamente ca 81 sueio vefaae
una gran mancha que aan cuandO estaba
del tode,
-ssf, e. sangre, ,--contest6 Albina poni60-
dose sIvida, -eche mncha por las naricsa
preciBamente en- IN momentO On que no pude
enceeler una vela mieatras tant0..-.
--Si, ya 10 cOmprendo.
GuedaronBe ambas silenciOsas Albina
se extremeclo con vlolenciA al paTecerla que
Ola an grito apenas percepti6e en- Lin habita-
clon del desvan, el gritO del pequehueio que
quiEas se despeItaba.
TTastOrnada por 81 terror flo ana mirada
lndeh.nibie en- la anclana, que 81 Oyo el va !
gido ies recien nsclsio no cOmpFendi0 su sig /
v TODD Feducfa que au eaplritu
receitpso acechaba hasta los mepoves de5ai'ea.
Y que "a enriosdad eslaea mny exciCsGa
Sospeehaba one exisefa misterio en ls
vida De Aibina. Pero no pOdfa prec'sAr en
que conaistla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05
A pIEsTRO Y sENIEsTRO

LY ell Directorioi
IQll6 es del DirectorioR murmuran &
nuestro Isdo cien amigos.
Nosotros le pedfsmos que hablase.
YF6l hablara, no porque necesite com
placernos porque necesita poner q sal
vo sli propia rectitud y su prestigioso
nombre.
Esperamos impacientes.
81 tarda la Tespuesta ...---
No; no: la respueata no puede tar
dsr.
La respuesta SO impoue.
FL partido apsfa conoceF Ia opinion
de sus iefes para decidiF.
Lo dice el sileTCio que reina en- todas
parties.
.Lo dice el mutismo de- los Comit6s.
Lo dicen las reservss de los peri6dicos
liberales.
Con profuudo respeto insistimOs
sInsistimos con ruda altives
Y--digamoslo al fn--lo pedimos
Por Ultima vez.
Don Carlos Penaranda Sc desCuelgs
con otro adefesio en- Psgasinan.
Ahora ordena que los pobres ilipi1os
vayan misa por la raz6n 6 por la fusr-
ga.
ST despues de sus dltimas faza1as el
gobierno le sostiene va cueuta COP la
impunidad.
q 1. :. - - pT0TugO. -
/ Allf Sc dirige los pariss imb6Ciles
Ecop la fusta de alsmbre, con ell foete dc
IcuEro curtido y con 81 escapulsri6 dc
lanEla roja.
ANf ests Pe1aranda fuera de So sitio
porqse el Sc las echa de libre peosador,
lde deA6crata porque 81 es Quasi dema-
lgogo ycuasi revolucionario.
4 Dej6eus ideas en- Madrid, en- el Ate
neO, eu lps cfrculos de la iuventud mill
tante, y Rev6 al Asia sus afanes de man
do y predSminio.
A Ese Vue vierte veneno
Sobre el cobarde tagalo,
No es va Penaranda ell bueno
aln6 Penaranda el malo.
Los consumes Fuera los consul
mos decfa el comarcio en 1891.
4 x al cabo los consumes Sc implantan
y el comercio los satisface y la admins
TRACTION los cobra en- 1899.
Muy bien.
n Xa no hay CRITICS, nj sesiones borrAs-
cosas, ni discursos, nj bsnderas, nj 90.
4 hetes. --s
va no hay mas que vigilantes, afora
fores, oficinas, trabes y tielatos.
/ \ es que hemos convenido en- no exa-
perGr las notas atlas, porque ya 10 dljo,
hablando de Cepeda, el doctor Gomez
Brioso.
L No convene fuugir de tenor nj de
baritone
Convene ser bajO, muy bgO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05
LEASE s 3

Rescindido, pOr mdtuo y amis-
toso acuerdo, el contrato que exis-
tiera entire LA DEMoORAOIA = la
tipograffa El TapOr, tomO a mi
cargo la administration del peri6-
dicO. COnmigo, pues, SO enten-
deran desde luegO los senores
agentes, los abODados directOs ;
los anunciantes de la isla y del
exterior, para ouauto Sc Telaclo-
ne con los intereses eoOn6micOs
de la empresa periodfstica que
diriio.
Guardo Drofunda gratitud q mi
respectable y queridO cOmPanerO
el senior Marin, one, impOni6ndose
cuidadOs y deberes agenOs a sus
afioiones y sus gustos, trajo a
las tareas administrative ell valiO-
sfsimo cOncursO de su activIdad
inteligente y dc sus prestlglos
persOnales.
Hoy, que otroE deberes y otros
cuidad0s ~-Ie iuapiden cOntinuar
auxiliandome, IN rindo aquf, en-
estas nneas, el tllbutO de mi mas
aoendradO carilIlo y el homemade
de mi mas vivid recOnOcimientO
ExtraflO 81 eE, absolute, hoy 10
mismo que ayer, q las turbulen-
cias de Ia polttica militante. se
consagra al fpmentO de sus talle-
res tIpografoeJ teniendo ore
ditto frne Zrs6lida hama. no necesi-
tan mi elOgio nj mi 1,comenda-
ci6n. Oln0nu"
Por 10 dem&s La npn1ocp -.
contin6a su caminO, nns-sJa "a
el favor creciente del pdblioo, - q,
vez mas resuelto y eficaz. Las
listas de abonadOs aumentan Y
suben, dandOme la eerteza de que
la opinion estima mis- pobres
esfuerzos y simpatiza con mi aoti-
tud franca Y en6Fgica en- el periO-
dismO de mi pats.
Para cOrrespOnder q tanta hon
ra me prOpOngO intTOducir ele-
mentos de redacci6n que den ma
yOres atractivOs < la hoja, pOni6n-
dola en- condolences de servir am-
pliamente las necesidades y los
anhelos del partidO a que perte-
nezco Y de la terra On que nacf.
Ee pedidc q Paris y NeW-
York nna prensa Marinoni, con
todos los adelantos modernos, y
material sufciente para tirar Ii
bros, carteies, folletos, y toda ciase
de trabaios, por dificiles que sean.
De tai modo LA DEAToC SO
imprimira muy on breve en- IN es-
tablecimiento de mi prOpiedad,
montado a la altura de los mejOres
de Puerto Rico.
Por ahoTa ell senOr Marin tiene
la bondad de seguir editandola y
las oficinas no cambiaran de edi-
fcio hasta Febrero.
No me impulsa ell afan de lucro,
nj So me esconde que los periO-
distas liberales iamas hicieron for
tuna en- Ia cOlOnia explOtada y
explotable.
Anhelando ell triunfO dc mis-
ideas patri6ticas, & Ia causa del
derecho me consagrar6 mientras
viva, aunque ell olvidO premie
despu6s mis- afanes Y mis- amar-
guras como premi6 los de otros y
Otros que me precedieron en- la
ruda y amarga labor.
No ha de quebrarse en- mi la
middleton que pesa sObre aquellos
que, odiando & los d6spotas y q los
opresores, caen siempre con los de-
biles con los oprimidOs.
Lmis REuaOz Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05

,gCnAl era ese misteric : LO islora ba on
absolute. "
E grite no 90 repiti6 Albina fa6se hsn-
qniliSando POGO POGO, pero pueetn sn k1Ar-
dia pOr 10 que ocuTri6, busc6 nd prsh4tn
para alejar 4 le vieja
ga cual apelar
su lmaglnaelon, embotads por asi iekFIo
POI q su!rlnllento, 1l, no 10 suglrio Iningub,
tlena 81 I@N cue 20 devaDa9ai lOa SesOa
ouScanQos MagdaleDa sigui0 chaTlhhdO.
--Entre tanto que est6s encetradn a.uf
pagaa uuas cOsas por e mundo ADolse.
ria cualquier cosa 4 que no sabeaApi ma ma
labra de Ia gran noticia- No ~ eA ukai-
BILE que Ia sepas, puestO que sd9aN hacA kiaa
que circula por la aldea. - -
~ De que SO trata 7 "A q
preg1nt6 Ataina oprimi6n ae9-
mente el coFaE6n como 81 PISS VA
que ihan decirla tenfa m1c 10
eila, qRien Babe si haBta 10 NaA BRA
Del seEOr Gaspar de h4
Tito
ii Y bien LQu6 es 10 que sa A
rrogo Albina dc la que pueds ae
aqneiloas sm0mentos habfRsO qH ae h9An
gotta do Rangre en- Las venaA. Nn
~ Sc casa M
- On6 se casa l--exclam6 MI IS
a pobre incorpoFandOss caat RHs o
sn el leeho. 70 u
--Si,-reepondl6 pi6cdamen h W
al To he de decir Ia verdads Nlens fa
,Tendi6 4 todo el mugdo NJ 8a
reeFla. lf1
-PerO, 1 con qui6 Ma p
lneriendo haeerse mk M&AfL
ue empeEaba a apo #AU
ombTaa que empaI MsR
Con Matilde EBtt
as heFreElas de M INN
leo del canton,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05

Gale la prensa, constants
del delito deaiuteresado hsc
so.
Ell peri6dico audas que osd
/ los ogrOs polfticos, lamar r
bre a los ap6statas, maldeoir
nos y defender q los pueblos,
dico llevsra eI estigma de int
Ser6 un tenor en- esta epoc
Aquf toda ia question
Els hacer IN caldeT6T,
Olvidar la tesitarG,
Suavizar la embocGdsIFG
Y aiustarse al diapaS6H.
.Estamos en- tempo de slegrisl
lares. c.
Y sin embargo las genteS pndA EHe
mas y cabizbaias.
DIrfase que gravita sobre esa focFl
una pesadumbre enorme.
Y NADIA mas incierto.
Somos felices no tenemos mebo De
queja.
Impossible darnos mayores libttsde'
nj mas amplios derechos nj mas Ibsolu
tas frauquicias.
kQu6 desea el pals ! !,
Arrastrarse los pies de- 10 'drtale
ga, euvilecido examined
kSaludar con idolente sonrisa alos gu
| fe desdenan le fustigsnf
LReconocer que merece las ortura
del azote y las verguenzas de | ArgSs
tulai
Nunca 81 psis no desea Sc tend
como ilota 8 como siervo.
FL pais no est8 con los que We pr
ponen, para ehalagar los PdeFoso
ahogar la protesta vibrante pon'
freno & la dignidad hsrida.
Esos engahan las masas mntIenC
por conveniencia por servilism.
Si les oreyesemos resultarfa qe la q
lonia no es colonis y que urge evsnt
eststuas Sanz, Puido y & Peuela.
Con tan bueuos libegGteS 1
Con tantos chisgaravis
Que fisD9en de hombres fonales,
Cuando acabaran los mals /
II Del pals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05

JULIO MARY
IA NOOHE MALDTfA
Version eapnhOla
De FRANCISCO CARLEs
PRIMERA PARTE
MI Ia UNA MI Ia oTRA
III
fCOBtinuaci6BJ

(O0mtinuaoi6nl

DID 81 reloi. encerrado en- larga GAIA dc
bhrnizada encina, las cinco, v este la amino
un tanto dici6ndcse que a1n pOdla diap0ner
de dos horas de noche, es decir, de doe horas
ain vergnenEa sin angnstias, mientrae
tane0 el niiO permanecfa al lado del seno de
IA madre no SO movfa, sstisfeChO, sin dndas
con aquel calor, c6mplice inCOnacieute no
ians5 al siqniera 81 primer vagd0.
hsaS1e apasionadamente AIbina cogiendO-
le en brAzos rOde6ndole con SstOs como
para pr0tegeTts.
--t P0bEec 10 s--mnrmur6. DiO@ solo aa-
We IA vide que to enth reservadsl
re i8vaut0, nSf0V dich0 se desliE0 de Ia
sc8nla al snela, kc6l36 era possible que se tn
3 90 pie dsapnss as 10 que habia snffidoI
arraatr6 pocO meBOs hasta llegar 81
en o que tents Eua-9adas las ropi-
ri6es deapueH, WA rr
caioco al lado seSne y -
eaa obsoHIdad qpe Daraefa
"a s8s e0mhras esa mIafa.
matsG1fdad vfati6 NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05
Ecos DE EURoP4

Ell vapor frances Provence, recieute-
uaente llegado Marsella Y pocedepte
del Brasil y de la Repdblica kgentipa,
ha traido trescientos emigradosfranceses
que regresan su patria en- ,omplesO
estado de niseria.
Estos confrmsn que la situCi6n eco-
n6nica en Buenos Aires es my deplO-
rable, que todos los trabaos estsu
paralizsdoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05
P0LITICA ANTIIlLA4A

Oada yea que llega & nuestss manes
IN correo de Puerto Rico, aOs rae noti-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05

AIgunos peri6dicos siguen oOpandoae
en- la necesidad de una alis7s entrt
Russia Turqufa, fundaudose 9 que hsf
desapsrecido los antagOnismos que exs
tian que dicha alianza serfa YentaiUSa
para ambas potencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05

Russia Turqufa, fundaudose que hst
desaparecido los antagonismos que exs
tfan v que dicha alianza se1a YentalcSa
para ambas potenciaS.
La prenss russ acent6a 81 actitid
paciica negando tods importancia Os
rumores pesimistas que propllau se-
ouentemente los diarios alemanss.
FL principe Jorge de Greoia, cue al
v6 la vida del czarwich durante su vGis
al Jap6n, ha ejecutado 6ltimamentedn
nuevo acto de valor.
Con un huracan terrible, un maringO,
embarcado en- una canos, queha atFRe-
sar el puerto del Pireo pero una r6AEa
de viento hizo naufFagar la barca y Te~
cipit6 al marino en- ei mar, III
El principe Jorge, testigo preserJal
de este accidente, Sc echo enaeguia al
agua, cogi6 al marino y, despu6s n la
Der Ia cbado largo ratio con las olas ctn-
sigui6 alcanzar Ia orilla, librando 4sl al
maFinero de una muerte segura.
La Sociedsd de Salvamento do AheIaa
acaba de conceder la gran MEDIA De
orc 81 principe Jorge, por su Yiheple
conddcta.
Las islas Filipinas constan de 6 pro.
vincias y districts, con una poblad6n.d da
1896, ,16I (varOnes, 3.O35, 1913, " hem4
bras, 2. 2.96O.s43.)
FL censo respective q las islaa tatoli-
nss arroja un total de 500 hAbltabteg
(varones SCI y hembras A. !; delellos.
cinco espatloles (un var6n Y cuasrdhem-
bras) y II extranjeros varones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05
La Democracia

Ponce martes, EUero 5 de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-05
GORDON sANIT4ARIo

Copiamos Ell epfgrafe.
Ninguno como este sintetiza nuestrO
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-02-24
Blanket Your Horse.

Now that cold weather is at hand, it
is to the interest of every person to see
that his stock is properly cared for.
Every one knows how he feels when be
is not perfectly warm and protected
from the colds and draughts, and how
apt he is to catch cold. There is no
animal which is so susceptible to
draughts and chills as your horse. At
night when sleeping his blood becomes
sluggish and he is liable to catch cold.
In recent years it has become the fixed
rule with all owners of good stock to
carefully blanket their horses, not only
when out of doors, but also in the sta
BILE. 1t has been found that horses eat
less to keep warm, are kept in better
condition, and are more valuable by
being blanketed. One of the most es-
sential features which should be looked
at when purchasing horse blanket is
Its strength. Too much credit cannot
be given to the manufacturers of the
celebrated ga Horse Blankets, who
for years have insisted upon putting
strong blankets upon the market. be-
lieving that the users of horse blankets
would in time recognize the necessity
and demand the 5-A Horse Blankets.
The ga Horse Blanket is what you
want. There are 100 different styles
made square for outdoor use, and
shaped for stable use at prices to suit
everybody.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-02-24
Lake Mills.

Clark Hitchcock died last Thurs
day at the home of his niece, Mrs. c..
c. Williams, at the advanced age of Is.
He had suffered for years with con-
sumption.
VIM Teller, of Oakland, received
the sad news Of the DEATH of his son
Charles, aged 81, Tuesday. He was
engaged at work in the pinery and was
killed by the falling of tree that he
was saving.
Joseph Warren was born in the
state of New York in the year 1913.
He came to Wisconsin at an early day
and resided here ntil LIS death on
Feb. 18th, 1902.
The Lake View house is TO have
some important i'm provements. The
rooms on the upper floor are to- be
nicely papered. A fine laundry build
ing is to be built at the rear Of the
hotel.
A very pleasant farewell party was
given to Miss Ollie Watson last Tues
day evening at the hospitable home of
j. H. Smith, 3 miles south of here.
About fifteen young people were pres
ent and all spent a very pleasant even
ing. She left yesterday for Colum bus,
for few weeks visit with relatives,
before the removalof her parents from
this place.-Ledder.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-02-24
Jefferson.

This community was startled last
Thursday by the report that our fell
low townsman, and proprietor of the
Wisconsin House, John Bender, died
very suddenly at four O'Clock that
morning.
Treasurer Geo. j. Kispert received q
draft for 1912. Is from the Secretary of
State hast Saturday evening, the amount
which the Jefferson county and Rock
River Valley Agricultural society is
entitled to under Section 1863. of the
Revised Statutes.
Real estate transfers as taken from
the records at the register of deeds
Office Feb. Is:
Maggie Hennessy to Ellen Rine-
hardt, Ell sh lot I, blk /, 7th ward; also
lots Z, s, 9 and 10, blk 5, 9TH ward city
of Watertown, $1.OO.
Sarah A. Schwieger to G.. Hugo jacob,
part of blk 81, Cole, Bailey 4 Co. g plat,
city of Watertown, $3.50.
Theo. Knack, to Franz Friedrich, 62
acres in seq sec. %, town of Watertown,
$4OO
Mathew Coogan to William Coogan,
nh seq. and nh seq swq, sec. %, town
of Watertown, $1,000.
Mary G. Lembke to Emile Brandt,
lot blk 2, LIST ward, city of Watertown,
5000.
Jas. F. Swap to VIM. A. Engsberg,
part lot SO, village of Johnsol's Greek,
$780,
VIM. F. Lum to August D. Becken,
lot and part lot 2, blk 2, Lum's addi-
ton to village of Waterloo, $3.50.
Louis; II. Cordes to Joseph Terbrueg-
gen, the undivided b of part blk 5,
Boomers add to city of Watertown,
So, 50O.-B0nner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-02-24
j. 0. PERKINS.
County Superintendent.
La Grippe.

No healthy person need fear any
dangerous consequences from an at
tack of la grippe if properly treated.
It is much the same as severe cold
and requires precisely the same treat
ment. Remain quietly at home and
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
directed for severe cold and a prompt
and complete recovery is sure to follow.
This remedy also counteracts any tend
ency of la grippe to result in pneu-
monia- Among the many thousands
who have used it during the epidemics
of the past two years we have yet to
learn of single case that has not re-
covered or that has resulted in pneu-
monia- Twenty-fve-cent and fifty
cent bottles for sale by John Molzahn,
druggist.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-02-24

The Democracy at this end Of the
line no sooner feel settled in their
choice of candidate for state senator
than large and glaring DON'T starts
up to plague them, arousing a spirit Of
uneasiness, and uncertainty in their
minds as to final results in 8 matter
they had deemed as good as fixed in
favor of the choice of Watertown, DR..
A. Solliday. But the Democrats of the
southern part Of the county have no
idea of allowing the senatorial scepter
to pass from among them, nor law
giver from between their feet when
they are so prolific in candidates fitted
by nature and long service to supply
the place made vacant by Senator
Greene's death. Consequently up
pops District Attorney Rogers, of Fort
Atkinson, announcing himselfa asa SEN
atorial candidate and closely following
at his heels the stately form of DR.. w.
W. Reed, Of Jefferson, is seen enrolled
as willin' Barkls. Their plea is that
Senator Greene having come from the
southern half Of the county the sena-
torship ought to continue in that quar-
ter. The matter between the factions
may be arranged by placing the candi-
date for sheriff in the south half and
allowing the slate to stand with the
senator from the north. Meanwhile.
the threatened outbreak is but addi-
tional proof of the differences that ex-
list in the Democratic fold on any and
all subjects, whether the "robber
tariff, f." free coinage, counting quorum
or the choice of state senator.
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ClyIlan.

John Darcy has purchased the G..
Zastrow:farm of fifty acres in this town,
for So, 900.
]. W. McGivern, of Ripon, spent
Sunday at his home in the village.
M. Laffey passed few hours in the
village, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Kamp, of Alma
pee, are visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity and Lowell.
J. A. Bunnell & Co. have secured as
salesman in the agricultural implement
line, Burt Cole, of Oak Grove.
P. Fitzgerald and c. Dowd, of Water
loo, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Manning the past few days.
Miss Libbie Burke and Kittie Scion,
of Redwood, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 81. Lafey.
Miss Kittie Robinson, accompanied
by her nephew. Master Willie, depart
ed for Chicago, Tuesday. j.
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HuStiSfOrd.

DR.. E. E. Atkins made professional
visit here Friday last.
Will. Jones and family visited with
friends in Juneau over Sunday.
Rev. F. Robertson and wife, of Water
town, called on the people here last
Thursday.
The masquerade at Vogler's hall last
Saturday evening was largely attended,
so much SO as to make it unpleasant
for the participators.
Mr.. Schroeder, the proprietor of the
Hustisford house, will soon move with
his family to Watertown.
Emil Gregitt and family will soon
move to near OcOnomOwoc, where he
will manufacture cheese and butter the
coming season.
Mrs. S. A. Jones and son Ira spent
part of last Sunday with friends III
Beaver Dam.
Elma Underwood and family are
down with la grippe. SAY So.
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j uneau.

It begins to look very much as if
Banker Cook would escape trial in the
state court for the crimes charged
against him. On Tuesday last, ON mo-
ton for change of venue, a number Of
affidavits were introduced in support
Of the motion, and the state mas given
until Saturday to present counter atti-
davits; large number of these were
read at that time, but Judge Sloan, at
ter careful elaboration, granted the
motion, and at the wish Of the prOsecu-
ton the place of trial was changed to
Jeffer4on county, where the next regu-
lar term will not be held till September.
Meanwhile, hearing of the habeas
corpus case will be had before Judge
Jenkins in the United States court in
Milwaukee, Saturday next. Should
Judge jenkins hold the writ good, the
state court will, of course, lose jurisdic-
ton, and should he refuse the granting
of the writ, Cook will in all probability
appeal to the United States supreme
court, where decision cannot be ex-
pected for several years. The only
hope of the prosecution appears to be
that the judge may postpone hearing
until after the trial in the state court.
The numerous creditors of Cook, al
though they have lost all hope of ever
seeing their money again, will await
the outcome with good deal of inter-
est.
Circuit court closed it's business for
the term, Saturday, with the exception
of the hearing of few court cases.
In the action of August Kruger
against Ernest Briesemeister for SLAM
der brought from the town of Lebanon,
and called for trial Friday last, the
plaintiff withdrew the case after an ad-
verse ruling by the court.
The suit brought by the receiver in
the Horizon marsh case against certain
parties for building dam across the
river was dismissed, the court holding
that no damage haG been done or was
likely to be done to the marsh.
A second child of D. A. Wyman, a
little girl six years old, was buried last
week, having| died from diphtheria,
which previously had carried off his
wife and only son, two years old. The
two children remaining, are now being
cared for in this city, and, it is hoped,
Will be saved from an attack of the
dread disease W.