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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-09

-. El Ayuntamiento de Maysgdsx ha de-
signado D % Eagenio Bonilis, don Fernando
Lines. don Lais n Cuzardo, don q Fsrnsn-
des don ]. r vsrs Sanchez. para que se ethan
entire 81 % los voc,ies de Ia Jants Local de ins'
truoo,6o pdb'ioa
-. IL. fsl'eoido en- Pei1aelss, don Auto.
MO Fsrrer Env,smos. maestro p@ssme sentido
-. P..a.eros llegsdos por e. trasporte
Mo Pherson' mis- J r G.rri.oo. eaposs del
Au litor de Guerra; Mr. Buohsm. Tes"rero Ge'
neral de Ia Isia = su fam iia; Misc N. Rsm-
say, hija del contralmirante Ramsay; Mr. II.
A R'ed Cspitaa de artil eria = esno-A d ra
A~enjo; Mr. Thas B. SCOTT, INSPECTOR de %.
o'e'a su fsmiis; sefiors Lusunsris hijos
Ana J Fernsndo Castro, Mayor J. L.
-. Telegrama de hoy reoibido por 10
sO6c "a del tempo, partioioa haterse forma-
do un 1isturbio olcloaioo al Osste Noroeste de
Saint Kits.
-. Ru6uo Parrills tiene en- % poder un
gsban negro qua se enoon,ro en- 10 faats sLs
Gsp 'hols, Q lie de Tetaan, ouya cara eetabs
de.ooupsds.
Lo entrsaart la persona que soredi,e ser
su dueno m'iiante NJ. gr.tifo .oion vive en-
la c,lie de la Crus imero "a
- Vaoores que SO esperan:
Esp Migw Gallart saldrA de Barcelona el
IS dIs pars esta, COO escalas en- Valehcia, Ma.
laga Csnarlas conouids squi sus opefsCios
nes segair& para Cuba.
Fr. Olinde Rodriguez del 1e al II actual
| resslarA de Pto. Plata dsmas puertos de su
| itinerarios para segoir para SAINT Thomas y Ea'
| ropa.
Azar Maria Herrera saldrk de Ia Habans
| con esca!as intermefias el dlc para esta
Esp Monse,rat sali6 el 80 del pasado de
CAdis para ests.
Esp A!aua ssldra Ell IA del corriente de
| Liverpool direoto para esta.
Americana Caracas procedeute de New
YORK llegarA nusssro puerto el IL del CO..
| rriente para seguir viaje con destino . Vsne'
zuela.
Anericano Philadelphia procedente de
Venezuela via Ponce llegara Q, IL del corriente
para 'eguir viaje CON destino New York
Alens AlIem0nnid debe haber ealido de
Hamburgo el 81 de Stmbre se espera aqui
ell Is del oorrente
seguir viaje para puertos de la i.ls, sto
Domingo Haiti.
Esp Sierra saIi6 ell 20 del pasado de ID
Corufa directo para esta.
~ .Ra'niz para aillss. Copal 81 par.
tes; eaudaraos, 1856; almAoiga, "a; hementins,
81; alcohol de 95 1000. HAgase Ia mezcla
en- vaoija cerrada papada y 4 un susve cslor
en- bano de Maria, hasta Ia completa disc.
luci6n de las resinas; despuee, fltrese, 20
tendr IN hermcso barniz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-09
HOTEL MAY FLOWER
DE
Sanchez Morales y Paniagua
w 0r1sto =@s
Els el Hotel mas fresco y tiene los mejores
ba1ios de la Ciudad.
PreciOS mOdiCOS

Precios modicos
~. FL Comite local del partido republi
cano 10 forman actuslmente los sefores don
Jose Gordils-Lodo Federico Degetau don
Cruz Castro don R Latime1-ion Jo'
Sc Csrbonell-don Raimundo Pa'acios-don
Vicente Gaillot JordA don Rsfael FerrAn-
dor G r6n,no Agrait-don jose B.,au don
Jaime Sire don Ramon L!o7et; habi9ndose
retirado los dennis por empleados pi1bioos
- Dice sLa Democracia.
Debido las ge.tiones direotss del sefor
Gonzaio de Qaesads, han sido paestos en- liber.
tad, en- Espans, los sigulentes deportados on.
banos:
Rafael Acosta y Acosts, Rsmdn Martinez
Hurtado, Jos6 Molina Ramos, Rsfssl Perez Lo.
pss, Emilo Montesgudo Chavez Fe ipe Martf
nsz Rodrfguez, Antonio Rodrfgue. Romero,
Pedro Cuadra Carl Jena, mujer Fe ipa Coca
tres hilos, (de color,) R,mou Campcs & ~
zsiez. Lucia Morales, Felipe Hem ndez Torres,
Jose Ochoa Pens Manuel Valdes dc la Gaar.
dia.
Todos ellos ae enoontraban en- Gibraltar,
en- expectation de embarqae.
-. Hey hs estado 10 plaza del mercado
a'go mas concurri la por vendsdores oompra
dores, one dfas atras. Va vianen legumo es
los preoios
- FL cabo de municipalidades se1or
Vazquez, ha mejorado slgo de las cootusion.s
que sufre. AIN GO hs si 10 dad de ts.
- Dice IN periddtco local, qne ell sabs
DO estuvo conf Ienoiar con g, General Davis
don Je ds Maria saotini, comandante del ej6r.
to de Cuba Qae el General di-peut6 afsotuo
50 acogids m.u.fetandole % que Ia La de Cuba
sra in 'spediente deat1o de POGO que ei
g 'bierno Americana racoaocs los derech ,s del
ejeroito Cubano
-. Dice eEl T~rritorio, que en- Manatf
fu6 sg 'edido 9, Fl. onho del corrieate ell dirao
ter de sL> Chisps> aef1.'r Rivera Miranda, por
el joven G.stavo Cebo,'ero.
-. En- o. Estsdo Unidos hay uua ioven
amerio "a one, desd hace mas de IN ado. ca
p,tsnea una Qua irlla de b.ndole1os que ca FL
terror de Ia frontera mejicana.
Fl Gobierno Amt rioano hs ofre cido no
premio d. cinoo mil sd"llars. al que capture
. la Ca becil'a, vi1s muerts
=" Sc hs encontr do otro nnevo cad4ver
en- los oaiisverales de Ia hacienda Ere. e.tsarada,
de Ponce
No m podido identifcar.e: . juzger por
lss ropas que vestfs pareoe fu6 persona de posi-.
ci6n.
Yv.n y. 81 enoontrados en- los terrenos
de dicha haoiends.
r. dia tres present6se en- 10 ciudad
del Oeste uns demands ante ID Corte Federal.
contra 10 Sociedad An6nims del aiumbrado elo
trico en- dichs ciudad. siendn sctora una cssa
eleotricists de los Estados ULidos que posee
un credits o"ntrs dicha Com .sfifs
Represents . IL plants sl6otrica de Maya.
giles, 81 sbogsdo ameEicano Mr. Dexter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-09
HERMIN|O OIAz NAVARRO
sX-Socretario de Jt1sticia,
LAWYER.

Ha vuelto abrir su BUFETE en- San jose
St. II, entresuelo de la derecha y ofrece sus
servicios como AVOCADO en- asuntos iudiciales
que Sc hayan de tram tar ante los Tribunales
del pats ante la C0RTE PROVISIONAL y en- los
asuntos administrators que deban resolverse
en- el Gobierno general en- los demas Centres
ofciales.
San Juan Pto. Rico, lode Julio 1899.
Tel<fomo zo7.
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va RI E D 4 D E s.
Un caballO.

Sc desea vender un oaballo de buena razs.
exoo!ente paso y mucho sndar. Tiene pr6xi.
mamente cuartas de alzada 81 afios de edad
Para el negooio dirigirse en- Rio-Piedrss
Antonio Salazar. V.ls6-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-09
deSCOtf

de aceite pu1o de hfgado de hacalao
con hipofosftos de cal de sodaeyita
ei~principio del NAL, fortifica los
pulmones, crea nuevas carnes v nuer>.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-09

fuerzas, y aporta
vitalidad y energia
al sistema.
Rech4cese como
espdreo todo has-
CO de Ia
marca del "hombre
con el .bacalao 4
Gu e stas g. los
que solo lleven Il
de I'm bacalao
sin el hombre. .
|pIeOa. UEYl mn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-09
Estado Meteorological.

Observsciones del U. s, Departamento de
Agriculture, Ofcina del tempo.
9 P. M Otbre.
Preston barome:rica. ...... 30. 80
Temperature term6metro.. 10
Humedad relativa. ........ 76
Direction del viento. ... 10,
Velocidsd ... ........ ..
Precipitation. 6n.............. Marcada
Estado del tiempo.. Claro.
9 A. M Otbre. g.
Preston barom6trioa. ...... 90. SO
Temperature term6metro... 70.
Hauedad felstiva. ........ 7S
Direction del viento. o...... s. E.
Velooidad ............... IL
Precipitation n............. Marcads.
Estado del tempo. ....... Caro.
Temperature mAxima en- las "a horas "a 8
Id. mfnima i'd id .... 73 7
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ful could not be conceived by any sculptor or portrayed on canvass by any artist.
 Tonight at 8:30 p. m, Martlny will awaken Mr. Jas. Strfngiellow, who has been quietly resting uuder the hypnosis since Tuesday night in the Surprise Store show wiudow without food or watee for the past two days and nights on opening the performance, and he promises a very interesting sightto those never having witnessed such a sight. It will be necessary to have five strong men hold this young man during the awakening. Nothing will be re peated except by request. A change of program every night.-Tusca- loosa, (Ala ,)Times.
 Martiey will give an exhibition of his wonderful powers at tho Bluff City Cub, in this city Wednesday and Thursday nights, August 2od and 3rd.
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4 JANMEO HOUSE
Greets Martiny the Great at the
 Academy of Music.

Last night Msrtiny, the groatest exponent of the art of hypnotism, gave demonstrations and proved himself worthy the title he justly lays claim to. sThe man who makes you laugh, for without doubt he certainly produced more laughter in two hours than would be possible for any farce comedy extant,
 His subjects, all local, were led into hypnosis in a very few moments and then the fun began fast and furious, the entertainment being re fined in every sense of the word. Martiny is small in stature, but proves himself thoroughly convers ant in the art, Lis opening talk giv ing very lucid explanation of the science which last but 10 minutes. Among the Imaginable acts were the shoemaker's shop, the milking of a COW, the animal being 6 table, and of nervous disposition proved it.. self capable of keeping several of the subjects very alert. The living statuary produced by Martiny cer- eainly deserv ves prominent mention, it being perfectly marvellous, for with command now each and every subject that were laboring under an illusion thioking them selves baseball eatchers, iuglers. etc, were ,nstactly thrown into catalepsy, being rigid as stone, and not moving muscle until release by the operator. These different positions and poses all being grace
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AN EXPERT REACBER.
Some Thief Enters a Chicken Coop
 and swipes Dozen Chickens.

Sunday night some unknown thief cut away the wire cover of a chicken coop, which was the property of Ferguson X Son, and which was sta tl0ned in the yard in the rear of their store on West Second avenue. He reached through the wire, after cutting a hole large enough to admit his arm and carried twelve chiehens away with him.
 When Mir. Ferguson came to his place of business this morning, he discovered the loss and immediately suspected William Love, negro who drives the sprinkler and who frequently rested in the rear of Ferguson's while reflling the tank.
 He saw Love soon afterwards and stopping him inquired about the chickens, but without an answer Love dashed away and has not been heard of or seen since.
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THE CONFERENCE, OF THE PINE BLUFF DIS- TRICT OF THE METHOD
 DIST CHURCH
ADJOURNED SUNDAY NIGHT
Delegates Appointed to Represent This District at FOrdyee
 in November.

The annual District Conference of the Pine Bluff District of the Metho- dist Episcopal Church South, which has been in session at Sheridan, Ark, auring the past three days, adiourn- ed Sunday night at 10 o'clock.
 The reports of the preachers sub mitted to the conference indicates a marked improvement in the work, both in enthusiasm and numbers. There were present at this conference twenty-five lay delegates and thirty preachers.
 The Little Rock annual conference, which embraces several districts, will convene at F0rdyce on Noyem- Der g, 1899; to this the following delegates were appointed to repre- sent the Pine Bluff District Confer ence: ]. c. Gibson, of Dewitt; W. H.. Blankenship, of Powell; John w. Dorster, of Kingsland, and John M. Mccain, of Pine Bluff.
 The next meeting of the Pine Bluff District Conference will be held at Redfeld, Jefferson County.
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The City Council at it's next meet ing should pass an ordinance decree- ing that the weeds on sidewalks be cut down, making it the duty of property owners or occupants to have the work done.-Conrier. Whats the matter with the town COW? The Council should first pass an ordinance compelling the town cows to eat all the weeds on side walks before they enter the residents yards and eat flowers.
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HOw's This?

We offer Sl00 reward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure
 r. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo. 0
 We the undersigned. have known F J Cheney for the last IS years and believe him perfectly honorable Tn all business transac- tions and financially able to carry out any ob- legations made by their firm
 Ohio.
 wALDING. KINNAN X MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle, Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free g2s Halls family pills are the best
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The Courier, a weekly pd furnishes a half column valuable advice" to itsl contemporaries this week. we should be more accura reports of news items. WF formed just SIS the items, I by tue Courier, appeared and we are ready to givetl if necessary. The latter i5 the divorce, spoken of by visor," was given us by terested and after cbanginI on the matter. we were correct it, as he thought
 weekly advisor should fore his own doors.
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ENJOYED BY nd sIONISTS WHO Wl
 HOT sPRlNa
300 PINE
'Tom Greens Special Great Success
 Also Run an RxcpI

The largest crowd off, that eyer went from pi any place was the one over to Hot Springs Greens Special" via the an tain road Saturday even as
 The train left Pine Ba , o'clock and reached the H sort about 4::15 o'cIol morning. By six o'c.ocsi tains were literally eok climbers, who took advat cool morning air. Nam went to the hotels, vt y nous all over this count joyed a few hours Sled v were somewhat tired ouh hl effects of the journey.
 the streets were crowds Bluff City sightseers, Bsk the hotels, cafes, bath park and gathered arouup tains, and in this way tb } spent most pleasantly. D
 Mr. Thomas Green dess praise for the successful E which be conducted eyery| especially do we speak ial the exeurslonists in gel gave no one occasion tol were hoodlums.
 About 300 negroes vel Springs Sunday afternool Bluff.
 The ''Tom Green Specii it's 300 well satisfied pers5 Springs at 11:30 Sunday its return, and reached P. 3:3O Monday morning trip in four hours. Tbe curslon will return morning.
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MISS WILLIAMS
Was Brought Here ThnI
 For Burial

The remains of Miss Hams, the aged lady Ark, who died at EureS last Saturday. was broug city this morning for buf now lay in state ar Me Fad dertaking Parlors on WI avenue. The aIrangemeI funeral have not at this " completed. Those who matter in charge are aw arrival of the sister of the who is now en route fro Col.
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Our city editor was shown through

Our city editor was shown through the largest bath house. the Maurice, in Hot SpIlngs Sunday. It is the most complete in the city and is therefore largely patronized. The manager, Mr. John F. Manier, is d hustler and by his business-like and polite methods. has won mum mberless frien is throughout Arkansas. P rice, the heal attendant, is "on to his job, 7 and knows how to treat yisi- tors.
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Mir. c. P. HoveY, agent for the Cot ton Belt railway here, has returned from Michigan, and will leave in few days for an extended visit to California, Before leaving, however, he will be relieved ty H. A. Williams son of Pine Bluff. Ruh or has it that Mir. Hovey will return from Califor- nia as Pee Gee man -rexarkuna Courier.
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We give no raw ards. 4 this kind is the meanest tions. Test the curative Ely's Cream Balm for | Catarrh, Hay Fever and ' Head and you are sure | the treatment. Relief is and a cure follows. drying, does not producf It soothes and heals the Price 50 cents at druggl mail. Ely Brothers, 9 Street, New York.
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Constable A. J. stewart and wife. Thos. Green and family, Misses Roella Solmsqn. and Helen Rosen- berg, W. s. Beard and family, H. B. Russell Miss Jamie Knox, Sidney Smith and wife, Walter Good win and J. F. Clemmons, wife and son of swan Lake, were among the three hundred excprsionists that visited Hot Springs Sunday.
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DIED IN HOT SPRINGS
J. L. Reaves, the Man With the
 Hole in Ills Throat, is no Mere.


 J. L. Reaves. the demented man with the hole in his neck, who ere ated fright among tht people residing in the Western part of the city Saturday, an account of which was given in Sundays Graphic, was sent to Hot Springs at his own solicita- tion Saturday night. Before ar irving in the Valley Reayes had sev- eral sick spells and liked to have crooked" He was finally brought about alright, and turned into the streets of the Springs.
 LATER-A telephone message from Hot Springs announces that Reaves died in that city this morn ing
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 o MT Cho ehead nwih
  bar sden nof
  MT
  politics form land close efiend  depnmen of the people of counry
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From Mondays s Daily. ]

Services were held at only three churches, Main Street Methodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal, in this city Sunday.
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Mr. H. R, c. Poster and wife. of this city, and his brother, Mir. J. U. Poster, of Little Rock, are among the sojourners at Hot Springs, Mir. H. R. c. Foster has just recovered from a threatening illness.
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For Boilers, Engines, and 60-saw Gin Stand and on easy terms, write h Pine Bluff.
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Mrs, E. J. Bloom and son Ira, and Master Milford Dreyfus left Sunday for Searcy, where they will sojourn for few weeks. They were accom- panied as far as Little Rock by Mir. Bloom and Miss Artie Dreyfus, who spent Sunday in the capital city.
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Hon. .Iupius Jordan, of the Uni- yersity of Arkansas. Fayette vile. is Mingling with friends in his old home, Pine Bluff, today. He arrived Sunday from Warren, where he went in the interest of the university.
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A large delegation of preachers and delegates were in the city last even- ing and this morning. They were returning to their respective homes from Sheridan, where they attended the annual district Methodist con feretce of the Pine Bluff district.
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Mir. Clarence Philpot and wife are at the Arlington in Hot Springs. They will probably leave today for French Lick Springs, Ind. and Col orado Springs. Col, where they will sojourn for several months.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
win Meet at WATERFOWL.

The executive committee of the Wis
consin Dairymens Association met in
this city on Thursday. Those present
were: Fl. G. Taylor, president; G. w.
Burchard, secretary; 81. X. Loomis,
treasurer, and ex-presidents Everett and
Hoard. Watertown was selected as the
place for holding the next annual meet
ing of the association, and the date was
fixed at February 13, IA, Is and Is. LIB
eral premiums for butter and cheese
will be offered and the best dairy talent
in the country will be provided. A novel
feature of the convention will be pre-
MUM of 500 to be divided in prizes to
be awarded to the farmers showing the
best, second best and third best herds
of not less than twelve without regard to
breed, the product to cover the past
year and to be authenticated by the re-
turns at the creamery or cheese factory
where the milk of the herd is received.
W. D. Hoard offers S25 to be added to
the above premium.-Ft. Atkinson
Union.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
Tobacco Notes.

IOOaccO NOGeS.
Ed. McNair, Brodhead leaf dealer, was
in town Tuesday.
L. HI. Hyle, Pittsburg manufacturer,
was in this market for short time dur
ing the week.
Maurice Bamberger of Philadelphia
has been in this market few days dur
the week looking over the new field.
VIM. S. Brill, buyer for Herbs, Writ
helm & Schiller, arrived Sunday evening
and has been doing some riding during
the week, posting himself regarding the
merits of the new crop.
Chas. E.. Crawford, of the Philadel-
phia house of Dohan & Taitt, has been in
the state during the week. Wednesday
he visited friends in this market accom-
panied by M. Fl. Soverhill.
VIM. H. Youcum, of the manufacture
ing firm of Youcum Bros, Reading, Pa,
was in this market couple of days this
week. While here he purchased 50Ocs
of stock for his factory of G. L. Culton.
CT Culton received his first crop of
the season Wednesday which is to be
run over the table at once and put into
forced sweating. None of the warehouse
men are ready to commence handling
the new crop at present. h.
E. D. lockwood of Brodhead, spent
day during the week in this market.
Mr.. lockwood has devoted years to ex-
perimental work in growing tobacco and
is obtaining vast amount of imforma-
ton of value to growers of the weed.
He had with him a sample from his '99
crop grown with cotton seed meal as a
fertilizer that is the finest type of Wis
consin leaf we have yet seen and could
hardly be excelled in finish or texture.
He aims to force sweat the crop to de
termine how it will stand the curing
test.
The American Tobacco Co. improve
every opportunity to advertise their
products. The 200 odd cars of tobacco
which are now being shipped out of
storage points by the Bamberger firm
are tabled with large streamer cover
ing the entire length of the car on which
| is printed in flaming letters:
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
This car contains the tobacco
used in making
Old Virginia Cheroots.
Over 100 million sold every year.

The tobacco now being forwarded to
the manufacturing points of the big
trust is "a part of the million dollar
deal" made with the Philadelphia firm
of L. Bamberger & Co.
This office has for sale several styles
of contract books as we'll as all other
blanks and forms used by packers.
Samplers supplies, such as tape, Irvine,
wax ETC., kept on hand. Orders by mail
or wire promptly filled.
For SALE OR RENT: Our cold storage
building, suitable for piping to force
sweat 800 cases of tobacco; also storage
in connection for 800 cases. Would put
in boiler. pipes for sweating and lease
for term of years.
The GEO. G. MANSFIELD Co.
So cases of choice '97 tobacco Ad-
dress, WALTER LITTLE,
48-4w GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Storage for $500 cases tobacco in good
new warehouse, on track, with good
light, basement, for rent. Insurance /
per cent. For terms address,
Ed. E. SMITH,
4S-4w Evansville, Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
Stouehton Dam Gives Way.

The Stoughton Mill company dam
gave way about o'clock Sunday morn
ing, entailing loss to the company of
about $1,000. The Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway company will also
suffer quite a loss to side tracks running
to the mill and lumber yards, being
washed out. A large force were at work
all that day and a Golfer dam has been
built at the lake bridge, preventing any
water coming from the lake. 1t is
thought the river will be drawn down
low enough so that repairs on the break
can be begun. The break occurred in
the race. A carload of hardwood lumber
belonging to the Stoughton Wagon COM
pany was washed down the stream and
large elevator and power house near by
was in great danger for time. The
mill owners below at Dunkirk Stebbins-
vile and Fulton were notified in time so
by opening the water gates no damage
to their property were occasioned. While
the water is being shut off for repairs
Stoughton has been without electric
lights which it receives from the power
at Dunkirk. A serious accident at this
power house last week when lightning
stroke disabled both the arc and mean
descent dynamos and the city was thrown
out of lights nearly a week at that time.