davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
TOma de los C2StilleiOS

81 81 concrete de sata eiudad ayu.
do nj senior VerAr q SufrsgAr los gas
tos qHe originAn los fusgoa artificial
les que SO nGcsSitan para ~eiscutAY
con todA propisdAd In bcilisima obra
musical tituladA ala TomA de los
CAstillOjoRS, tenderness al gusto de
oirla al domingo 10 del actual.
A continuation p~ublieamoB las
parties de one se eompone y los fac
gos que han de quemArse,
10. Ave Maria.
20. Aurors, 2 lucea 90 bsngalas
puEzo = amarillo.
80. LlAm&&& de trompstA.
40. Diana, l bomhA.
30. Llama de las tropAg.
g., BAtAllones nj CsmpAmsnso 10.
20. DesplegSn on guerrilla POGO
fusgo de fasiIe1lR.
3D. AtAque q 10 bSyonstS, Al9u.
NOS tiros.
80. FaegO %grRreado, muCho fue.
go ssguido, difsrentsB dstona'
stones.
10 A dc gu sllo.
IL Carga q Ii cAbAlleriA, Alguncs
tiros.
IL Marcia fdueore, conduacion
de hsridos.
ID Marsha Real, Saliva, y dos
bomb&s.
IA vietoris, 2 dOcenas oohstss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

Aver tuvimos 81 gutto de s&ln1Ar
sn este pMso.o oil ssn1r Ig'esias, Pa
Rsdor que foe sn Is secci6n de OorAs
P6hlicEa dssde I4absla 4 Csmuy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

Ss nos Aaegurs que 81 comieionAao
del Interior quien tiene mucnss sim.
pAtiaA en- este pneblo, pas&r& per
estA pob,Ac.6n dentro de trecs d IS,
an vial a de inspection. Ri JETS de
OorAs PdblicSs lie Acomp nara,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
Lares
(Ds nuestro COrresponaGI)

Jalio 5. 81 poliCiA inIalAr Leon
Gon1AleE &enuncia ante oil aenoI
jazz Dc Pax & Rn6no Soto por con-
dHcir dos rollos de tabaco sin los 60
rrospondientsa d~ocumeutos, ell JusI
despues Ia sxigirls 10 Oorrsspon-
diente nAnSA 10 puso an libertad, re.
mitienao 10 0auRa nj Honorable AT
torney General.
DenunciAdos, por Of polieiA insular
leopold Colmeno JuAn Laoeaaio
Borren por Aeometimiento, sl senior
Juez do PaS 10 puso q diapcHicio1
del Honorable Fiscal de 10 Cort0 do
Distrito de Areeiho.
D~0nHnCiAda por Ell policiA BAbilo-
MIA G JHliA Mena0z por s~scAndalo
fac cond0nAda por Of Juex de Pas q
90 diam do o&rceI.
I'm al paa&1o mes de JUNO se 81
labrAron en- este Tribunal Do Pas 80
1nicios, habi6Ddose rGoaudRao 10
CAntiaAd de $42 80 eentavos.
DsnRnciAdo pcr oil policia Maree'
limo Miranda don OsvAldo Gonxa'
kz por dc frAudAr oil ErRrio, que6o
en- libertAd por hAber prsstAdo ian
~, Hemitiando al senior Juez dePs2
sl suInArio oil Honorable Attorney
General.
El sAbo dc 10 polieiA inAulAr senior
BAlbGs denUneio III Jaez de Paz .
Joa6 AlvArsz TO- 4MaeoS y 6 Jaeinto
Borrei por alterNr 10 paa p6blicA.
FRsron 0on&snados oil primsro & go
dlAs y oil Ssgundo 4 tres mSsss de
caFe0l. NuestrG fslicitAeion al senior
JaGz dc Pax por hAber aenteneiAdo &
sscm eseand&loaos que eampeaban sn
eatA p~oblAeion. De esa mAnerA prom
to no hAbrA acSiAss.
hi Honorable AyuntRmisnto Ia
aatorixAao Al senor Cristino LAtorra
para Construir an kloseo en- 10 plaza.
AlGunos pienHan qHa dieho kloako
AfoarAn In plaza.
Hamcs tanido1el guAto de sRluaAr
q don JoR6 A. ParsE, professor rural
DO NarAn1alaa, Las MArias. Seg1u
nos informA continuarA daRemponAn
do 81 cargo de mAaatro para el pro
ximo ano escolar. LIE fslieitamos.
I'll sHsra1do ESpAnolS del 10. del
corrisnts raCibido Rquf NOS trAjo 10
&probaeion dc los jovsnss qas %
han exAminAdo en- In isla para pro-
fesores rnraIeR. De esta poblacion
han resHltaao AprobA&oH los estu
diAntoa aon America Msndez, don
Ramon Lago, don Antonio Cor zAlGz
y don Francisco Maria Soto, aisnAo
0bjeto de vArios concentrates por
habsr ramultado dos de estos con los
nombreB Gqnivoe&doa y IL % d oritA
Angela Coz zSlGz y Francisco TAul0t
do AreCibo que los ponsn eomo "a
residaneiA en- LAres, y como qaf ss
exAminaron dos o los nombrss de
Angela RodAs y Francisco Acsvsdo
hay In duda 6 caal de las dos pob!&'
Clones corresponds, dc todos MOODS
fsli0itAmos 6 los AgrAeiAdos.
Movimi0nto del Regiatro Civil du
rAnte oil msR do Junio q timo:
NAeimientom 81. D@funcionsS AZ.
MAtrimonio 10
NotAso an AAmento de poblacion
do tres personaa,
MortAlidaa mensuAl comparative.
AMOS 1900 81. 1901 so. 1902 IS,
1908 AZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
HERMANOS
IRELAND

Ell famoso teatro electrico PAN
Americana.
Exhibiendo los mas hermosos pal
safes, animadaS fguras, & inciden-
tes c6micos, Embellishments ESQ.,
jidos, para producer la mayor ad-
miracion del publico, y divertir
agradablemente al mismo.
Ell cinemat6grafo mas perfeccio-
nado que Sc ma conocido en- Puerto
Rico.
Dos horas y media de agradable
diversion.
Todas las noches de function ha-
bra variedad en- Ell programa.
Lo unico pobre que tenemos es
ell precio de las localidades, Que
aparece a continuation:
Precios populares
Compre sus localidades en- Ell
Allen News Go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
D MAY AGU az
(De maestro c~orresporssal)

Julio 6.-Anoch~ 6 bora muy AVIAN
xAda an lAdY6n peaatr6 On ell patio
dc ID casa de 10 fsmilia Saint Lsu
rent, sta an Ia Gale de SMirasols,
esrcR del Hospital de San Antonio.
donaa trAt6 dc asacerrejAr una de las
puertas. AL ruido produeido por ON
eafasrxo das9ertose 10 fsmilias y 10
Saforita Dolores Garcia Sanjurio
como de 26 amos de edad ,abrio ana
ventanA CON obiato de Rtsmor'zs "
Al bAndiao, pero este en- vez de hutr
aispAY6 dos tiPom da ravolver Contra
IL refsriA& &C n oritS, hire adola gra'
vemsnte en- 81 homoplato derechc.
81 perro de 10 easA que estaba en- Ell
patio v que Se AbAlAnz6 sobre el
sgresor, fac muarto por nm tereer
trio disparado por este, G&naose & 10
faga inmediatAmente, sin ora hasta
10 fschs haya podido sey l&aido s
pssAr de las Retivas diligsnciAs prAc'
ticRaAs por 10 Poliefa.
I'm San Gsrm&n faeron aorpren'
aiaos Dor 10 POliefa IusulAr de Aquel
presto once individaos que jugAban
q 10 prohibido.
Sc ocupAf0n bGraia, ,ainero y de-
mas y astos obietos ssf como los In
ftacsores de IL Lay, fGeTcn pRaatos
6 disposition del JRea de PAz de San
German.
TAmbi6n fasron aorprandidos hoy
por los policfas Cordero y Gregori
por jugar gallos en- casa de DON Rs.
fAel Torres en- el bArrio de QuebrA'
dA.grAnde los indiviAuos EstebAn
Castillo, BAldomsro CArrsro, Gui'
llermo Vargas, Antonio Silva, Jose
Morales, Santiago Lopez y Sixto
OAballer, quianes fueron denuncia.
dos 81 ss II Or CASTILLO Juez de PaG de
SAtA ciudad.
Anochs llsgo 6 eata ciuaad 81
LIDO. en- Dsrseho don Salvador
AmGll qaisn 90 susurra ssrA nom
braao Fiscal sustituto do sstA Corta.
En- 10 manRna de hoy salio para
esq, llAmAdo por al Attorney Gene
raj, don Libertad Torres Grau, aig'
no y active Fisc&l de ssta Oorts. Con
ese motive les Rheionados q sRdivi'
mars los heehos saP0nen qae se ira
to de sobrsseer 10 cauHa que as al
gue & don MAteo FAiardo, en- AIcAl.
de de sntA Poblacion.
Con motive de Ia ausencia del 20.
nor Torres GrAu, manAnA no ne ce.
l0brAr& en- estA Corta nipR6u aeto
do eAr&eter criminal suspsna!endoss
los qae habfsn eel alAdoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

Con motive de In auaencia del Sc
nor Torres GrAu, manAnA no ne ce.
lsbrAr& or sstA Corts nipR6u aeto
do cAr&eter criminal suspana.endoss
los qae habfan ss d alAdoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

ProAigus sin dsscanso 10 invssti-
gacion municipal, eorriendo versio
nes fAvorAblss q L. actual admins.
TRACTION de este municipio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

Sigue spf fern S, con febra remi.
tente bilioas, In n.nG del &lcAlde don
A4uatiu PesAnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

4 ~ %A RSAAS4S "a S@f
El intelligence AicionAdo DON r..
mon VillsfAne, que difija Ell cuaAro
artfstico del SCsntro lRtinon v Que
tambisn trAbRia 81 81 .Cfrculo do
instruction ? Recreos, hA organixa.
do an euAdro lirioo- dram &tieo, parA
trAbaiar on. sl "TeAtro Hostoh", Al.
fernando con 81 Cu&dro infAntil.
Este cuAdro de aicionados est6
tornado per las ssnolitAs Vfcenta
FigueroR y PfovidenciA Rivera Y
por los j6Venes Ramon VillGf.na,
Ramon Gomez y jose Morales. Es'
tan ensAyando 10 ehistos& piez1 C6
mica "Ds tiros largos". original do
Vital Ara y RAmcs Carton.
ProAigue sin desc&nso 10 investi-
gacion municipal, %eorriendo versio.
nes fAvorAblss q L. actual admins.
TRACTION de este municipio.
Sigus emf srm ma, CON fsbrs remi.
tente bilioaa, In n.nL del &lcRlde don
A9uAtin PssAnte.
EI Departments de ElacRcion ha
a~uprinido cuatro escuelaa rurales
de estR munieipaliaad, ademGa de 10
EscuslA de Agriculture, del Kinder.
gArthsn v dc 10 E4cusla Noturn&,
que RstAbA en- proyectos Emptz..
mos { ana&r para Atr&H, despues de
hsber adelAntAdo Ago en- ell primer
impulse.
Los FArmAc6utieos, don Rafael
ArrillAga y dom francisco Rodrf-
gHez, quisisron reseindir al c~ontrato
del gsrYicio de medicinAs 4 los DO.
bres, pero ante las fsHones expuea
tAs por oil alealde, desiAtieron de GA
prop6sito.
Est&n eusPyando ell drama histo.
rice: sLS mocha de TillAlArs, los nj
nos &ncionAdos del cuadro ipfGntil,
que trabs .r& en- ell "TsAtro Hostos"
M.ll GuznEn, ANTI MO Cn4rnsro,
Manuel Gazm3n, PEDRO BagaI, An
tonic GazmGn, jose MarLfutz Y
F 10 neiseo SsIaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
Ell MENDEZ NUNBZ

Este estableclmlento, montado con todos los adeantos moder-
nos, ACADIA de instalarse, en- Santurce frente al Institute. En- la
cantina TODD es puro, Ell servico esmerado y los precios abselu-
tamentelimitados.
Paciico SObrino
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

(De maestro cogreepOnsaD

IN n0GSHO C0@Pe&pO9sQEl
Julio 5.--Laa hass&s dol d do Julio
han sido sumAmente feiAs an ssta
Wills. A In mAaTugada mueho tiTo
para 10 euAl hay muchos que se sien'
ten amerisanos, La bsDderA anna.
ricArs az snarbol6 aolo On los eaih
clos p1olieos y casa particular del
sen n Pagsni Y en- La casa del aen n
SAi 2 L. bAndArA espah5la. Hl CO.
msrcio eatuvo alberto durRnte oil dia
osrranaO q les 8 do lA tAFae. e bal
10 oYganizaao pov el Comiie aneri
eano GA 10 Casa C0nsistorisl QmGdo
mry desanimado, goncurrisron may
poeAs pAYeiAs. lQIs fsreHcia asI
4 dc Ja!io de 1891 E1tOnees 10 f6
y 10 esperanto llenabs naestros 60
rszonss que hoy ambargAn cruelss
desangAfos.
El periodico local E3os ael TA'
mama" dedit6 81 ndmero de aver
L. fsatfviAad del ala. Rsmito las d:
guient@s ,d6cimas del sen 1r Ramon
Ssiio TAvar,z
O 10, oil Am6,ico Salon
LlsnoSsl pscho de algeria.
La YfndA Quito q este die
Qae f06 oil DO sa radsnoion,
EG iuata GompsnsGeio1
Ds H. sublime ~sxisteneia
Qaa Washington por hsFsne.a,
CJn sR espsae Venee4orA,
Les dei6 IN 90 1ells hora
Qaa les dio "a Independents,
Psro los de cate pc noe
Qas esel&vos fuimossAyer
Y hoy 90 mos MEGA el tensr
PAtriA, honor y religion,
Con to9A L. indignation
Qse maestro paeho eomprima,
lGdtAe,t t,mientFas &c Feafmss
Y rovuslea en- 10 ind'geneia.
No eslebra indepsneiR,
I'm pHsblo que eaclAvo gims."
0bS0fVaCiOn0S met0r0OlOgicaS
Aver
Temperature maxima 1913
1dem minima TAO
Iluvia II
Media normal de- llavia Is
Hoy q 8 .. N.
Preston barom6trica 30.03
Normal preston 5000
Temperature 8l.0l
relativa 70
Estado del tempo Nublado en- parte
t.Tonina... NO to 10 eomAs
to -. ToninA".
..Entonses, Massage, voy areysnAo
qas tisnos rA16n; oil temporal qas to-
nomos encima 90 peor que los os San
NAreiso y San Otriaoo. Roguemos
81 eielo porqus psss pf0nto y AAi6s.
..Nino, asme ~ ssntavo, diio en-
MasAyo.
..lEstoy bruis; Gambia 81 trolley
.."iMAl agraasefol"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
AnasCO
(De maestro coyresponsa1

Julio, 6,-Hsmos visto por aqaf 81
poliefA .insular Clinton, que en- sI
atropsllo del obrsro CarabAllo, asu
SO al policfA Garcia Torres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
COLOCACION

Una lAboriosA sonora. sptsndids,
en- tcda Clase de trabaioa dom6stiooss
ecSiurAs, stc6terA, dsasA coloeArss
en- ana casa dc fAmiliR, I'm satR
p6cinAa informarAu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
DR.. Jose Ordonez Gomez

Dedicado a las especialldades de Cirujia
General y orgsnoS genito-urinsrios.
Ofreoe sus servioios PROFESSIONALS Allen st.
81. Piso segundo.
Horas de conSulta.-LoS dias laborables.-
De PA
Oonsulta gratuita para los pobreS. -Martss
y sAbados de 4 5.
lAAy
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
WA SHINGTON PRAIRIE
From our regular correspondent

From our regular correspondent
May 4, 1903.
Misses Olga and Julianna Hill were
guests of Miss Anna Forum Sunday.
@. Forum and Hans Teslow had a
very pleasant visit with 0. H. Berg
family Sunday.
Anton Westby and Miss Bertha
Hager from DEBORAH were out taking
a drive and shaking hands with friends
and relatives Sunday.
Ole Woldum of Waukon had quite a
sale on his corn planters last week.
In our neighborhood he sold one to
almost every other farmer.
Ole Ask is kept busy on the road
every day delivering evergreens and
other trees Saturday he had to hire
an extra team to haul trees from De-
corah
There is much sickness in our
vicinity at present owing no doubt to
the many sudden changes of the
weather.
The concert that was announced to
be held at Berg's school house Satur-
day evening, May is postponed to
May 2, at s o'clock, on account OF the
bad weather, and we hope it will be a
full house. A good program will be
rendered by the "Gauken" singing
society and orchestra and several
others.
The community was shocked Thurs
day morning by telegram from
Thompson, Iowa, stating that well
known young man of our midst, Hen
ming Selsvold, passed away very sud
denly after three days sickness with
pneumonia, and the funeral held Sat
urday. He is the brother of Geo. M.
Selsvold, Mrs. G. Moen, Mrs. Hans
Lovstuen, Mrs. Bonnie Halvorsen and
Miss Hanna Selsvold. They all left
Thursday evening to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. G. Forum is on the sick list.
j. p. Hager is hauling lumber from
Waukon. He is going to do quite a
bit of repairing on his barn.
1t seems so there is no hurry with
corn planting as long as the ground is
covered with snow and ice as it has
been the last week.
There was quite demand for rubber
goods last week.
Miss Minnie HeXom was the guest
OF Miss Inga Berg Sunday.
Jens Ehri was laid up last week
with bad pain in his side.
John Sislak was transacting business
with NJ. Hendricksen Wednesday,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
NORDNESS.

From our regular correspondent
May 4, 1908.
Our school began last Monday with
Miss Mary Garden as teacher.
The snow storm of last ThursdF y
morning made us feel like being IN
doors.
Mrs. Erick Anderson has been on
the sick list, but is better at this
writing
Fishing is enjoyed by both young
and old.
E. Anderson was in DEBORAH on
Tuesday and Thursday of last week
Miss Lille Garden will teach the
gan last Monday.
Mrs. johnson and daughter Lizzie
drove to DEBORAH last Friday.
Those of our farmers who did not
get their threshing done last fall are
having it done now.
We understand there is going to be
a choir organized in the Lutheran
church west of Nordness. Mr.. Hopper
stad of DEBORAH is their instructor.
The Nordness Creamery Co. have
Just received car load of Diamond
Crystal salt
Miss Lizzie Johnson left last Sun
day for Bluffton where she is going to
teach.
Miss Anna johnson went to DEBORAH
last Friday returning on Saturday.
The young people at Gjevre's enter
tanned few of their friends last Sun
day.
Mrs Nels Hippo was in DEBORAH
between trains last Saturday.
Miss Bertha Gunderson returned
home from DEBORAH last Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. +"
1t is great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in bladder, kidneys and back, in
male or female. Relieves retention
of water almost Immediately. If you
want quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold by Engbretson Phar-
macy, DEBORAH, La. 1926
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
RIDGEwAY.
From the Review. }

" 1OAl tiiC AtNNlONs
Geo. Brinkman is reported quite sick,
today
John Kelson is preparing to build a
large, new barn on his farm.
Tennis is the recreation INDUCED in
by few of the young people at
present.
Miss Carrie Olson of Calmar. came
up Saturday for three months visit
with Mrs. Ludwig Bothner.
Mrs. E. A. Hoyt has been confined
at her home by illness the past few
weeks, but is reported much better
this week.
Miss Hockerdahl. of Calmar, is
teaching at the Libby school house
this spring. and Miss Alta Lewis, Of
Cresco, Yields the rod at the John
Boucher school.
Nels Aaker of Flandreau, S. d. ,
who is attending school at DEBORAH,
is visiting at the o. A. Anderson
home this week.
The M. E. Sunday school has chosen
Rollen Baker and Miss Elsie Paley as
delegates to the county Sunday school
convention to be held at Hesper
Thursday and Friday of next week.
Rev. V. E. Hall has been enjoying
a visit this week with his mother,
Mrs. ]. N. Blodgettt, of Maynard.
She was accompanied by her son,
William Blodgett. They returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Olson, of Calmar, is
teaching the spring term of school in
the Larson school house north of town,
and Miss Martha Crane. of DEBORAH,
is filling the same position in the
John Wildman district.
Some of the members of the Ridge
way band have received fine new in
struments lately, total of about
three hundred dollars having been
spent for new horns in the organiza-
ton. The band promises to be in
excellent shape the coming season.
Ridgeway is proud of their band for
there is none superior TO it in this
part of the state. The boys are using
Mr.. Larson's vacant store building
for practice room and headquarters
Z. @. Hickey is quite sick this week.
Services will be held in the Nor
wegian Lutheran church, Ridgeway,
May 10th.
The L. A. S. meets with Mrs. K.
Sanderson, May il.
The Norwegian school commences
on May IL, In the church. Mr..
Hofstad will have charge of the
school.
Chris Anderson, a piano tuner, of
DEBORAH, was at the Hoshek home
this week.
Ole Anderson and Mrs. Allen are
preparing to put in new cement side
walks John Ellingson will do the
cement work.
Elizabeth and Esther Peterson, of
Freeport. have been guests at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Ed Iverson,
and at the Digro home the past week.
Mrs. W. HI. Klemme arrived home
Wednesday evening from Madison, S.
D., and was accompanied by her
father, Mr. George Bolles. who will
spend some time here with relatives
and friends.
An interesting program will be
given by the pupils of the public
school, May 9Th. The proceeds to be
used for the benefit of the library. A
large attendance is expected.
The many friends of Mrs. Ed. Linde
are pleased to learn that she is recover
ing nicely from an operation per-
formed last Saturday at Rochester,
MINI. Mrs John Anderson is with
Mrs. Linde. Mr.. Linde accompanied
them there, returning Tuesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
FORT ATKINSON.
From the Times. }


Henry Witte, of st. Lucas. was in
town Thursday.
Carl Huber was Calmar visitor
Wednesday evening.
F. A. Schneider transacted business
at Charles City Tuesday.
Joe Cibuzar, of Spillville, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Joseph Chekal transacted business
at the county seat Tuesday.
Pitzenberger and Kuennan were in
town Wednesday from st. Lucas.
Martin Kubish went to DEBORAH
Tuesday to look after his supervisor
duties.
Mrs. Paul Krumm went to Calmar
Monday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Nockels.
Joe Shindelar delivered large
amount of shrubbery to the farmers
in this vicinity Wednesday.
Mrs VIM. Becker gave a six O'Clock
dinner to a number of her lady friends
Thursday evening.
Miss Ella Eckert returned from De-
corah Wednesday. where she has been
since Friday, the guest of DR.. Toye
and family.
Mesdames Ace and Chas. Webster
and Mrs. H. Tower came over from
Waucoma Wednesday and took dinner
with Mrs. George Bieber.
John Haine put down a walk along
his residence property last week
which greatly improves the appear
ance of the east end of Main street.
Henry Giesen was down from Cal
mar Tuesday, and sold Mat Houdek a
"Giesen" lighting plant for his res
taurant room. Henry says the
"Giesen" is giving the best of salts
faction wherever it has been placed
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bieber gave a
party Wednesday evening in honor OF
Miss Eckert. of st. Paul. A large
number were present who enjoyed
themselves until the midnight hour
Refreshments were served at the usual
hour.
Tuseday evening a deal was made
in this city whereby Philip Pitzenber-
ger and Henry Kuennen, Jr., of ST.
Lucas became owners of the Schneider
Livery Stable. We are sorry to see
Joseph Schr eiber retire from our bust
ness circles. What he intends to do
we did not learn. For the new firm
of Pitzenberger & Kuennen we predict
the best of success. They take posses
sion next Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
FAVOURABLE" HEART DISEASE
SOON CURED!
BY the Great Specialist in Treating Weak and
Diseased Hearts, Franklin Miles,
NJ. D., Ii. B.
Will Send 81 90 Worth of HIS Special Treat
ment Free as Trial.

To demonstrate the unusual curative
powers of his new and complete spe-
cial treatments by mail for heart
oppression in the chest, irregular
pulse, palpitation, smothering spells,
putting of the ankles, or dropsy, DR..
Miles will send four dollars worth
free as a trial, to all who mention
this paper.
His treatments are the result of
twenty five years of careful study, ex-
tensive research, and remarkable ex-
perience in treating the various all
ments of the heart, stomach and
nerves. which so often complicate
each case. So astonishing are the re-
suits of his complete special treat
ments that he does not hesitate to
offer all persons trial free.
Nothing could be more generous.
Few physicians have such confidence
in their remedies. There is no reason
why every afflicted person should not
avail themselves of this exceedingly
liberal offer, as they may never have
another such opportunity. No death
comes as suddenly as that from heart
disease.
Mrs. A. Kronck, of Huntington,
Ind. was cured after thirty physicians
failed; Mrs. Flora Graetor. of Bristol
Vile, o., after twenty-five; Jas. r.
Waite, the noted actor, after score
had pronounced him lncurable Mrs.
Frank Smith, of Chicago, after five
leading physicians had given her up
Mr.. Julius Keister of Chicago, after
ten; Mrs. r. Parker after sixteen
failed.
A thousand references to, and testi-
monials from bishops, clergymen,
bankers, farmers and their wives will
be sent free upon request.
Send at once for free examination
blank phamplets and free treatment
before it is too late. Address Frank
lin Miles, M. d. LII. B.. POI to 215
State St.. Chicago, Ill.