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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-03-13
Odds and Ends.

considered with the Women's clubs es-
pecially back Of it.
Socially the session is quiet; in fact
despite the important measures there
is less excitement anywhere. The lob
by on all sorts of measures is very
active and large, but no evidences of
ObjectiOnal features are in sight. There
is more order and dignity about the
corridors than at some sessions, and
while the pay rolls Of the two houses
carry some people who do nothing eX-
cept draw pay, the former spectacle
of light-minded females and handsome
idlers Joking and engaged in ques-
tionable intimacies has been abated
There never was Il higher class of fe-
male clerks and employees than at this
session
The notion that there is legislation
bought and sold is almost fanciful One
of the largest corporations. the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
has long made it rule not to allow
a cent to be spent INDIRECTLY" not
only on ethical grounds but because if
start were made on this line there
would be no end of the demands on it.
Nor is a check often drawn, or
cash transfer. It is too risky. nor are
these many lawmakers sufficiently dis
honest. When it is necessary to do
dirty business of this sort, it is usual
~ done by gambling. The man whose
vote or influence is wanted finds him
self q winner OF large amounts and
before he knows it is so tied up to
his generous friends that he cannot
we'll refuse what is wanted of him.
The right of woman to vote was dis
cussed before a joint committee the
other afternoon. One young woman
lawyer Of Chicago made a notable i'm
pression-said to be the best female
speech in the experience of those who
heard it. The favor Of the ballot may
be granted by the senate, because
Senator O'Neil. who cares for the bill,
is very popular and effective, and if
| it ever got through the assembly,
| the governor would likely sign it, as
he has bright progressive wife and
! is himself in favor with the women
| of the state
There is some talk of the legislature
taking a trip to Superior. at the invi-
| tation of the citizens of that place.
| Such trip would be q boon to many
of the members in the way of an out
| ing, and the social contrast would be
| beneficial. This week the public
health committee takes up the bill to
drive saloons away from the Milwau-
kee soldiers home. The Dayton home
was greatly benefited by quarter
| mile limit on saloons and the Wiscon-
| sin bill asks to have them driven off
a mile. ORLANDO BURNETT.
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con un nuevo regimen, para cuyo OBJ
jeto Sc proponfan enviar un delegado
del poder gubernativo que habia de
hacerse cargo de aquella admins
TRACTION.
Vociferaban los corceiales 4 mas no
poder pero la 6rden era terminate.
Habfa que declinar los cargos ante el
delegado, que segdn la 6rden resaba
asumirfa la representation total del
municipio, alejandoles de toda partici-
paci6n en- el: nj a1n quedaba la espe-
rama de que ellos fueran sustitufdos
con otros hijos del pueblo.
Por fin, de entire los conceiales, Sc
adelant6 uno y Sc dirigi6 4 la mesa del
Presidente: subi6 la tribuna y con
permiso de aquel agit6 la campanilla
fuertemente y un silencio profundo
sucedi6.
Tomada La anuencia del Alcalde Pre-
sidente, dirigi0 la palabra al auditorio
y les dijo:
Senores: perdemos ell tempo mise
rablemente: es impossible llegar un
acuerdo en- esta forma yo os suplico
me oigais. Os voy & proponer la
forma que creo mas acceptable para dar
fin 4 esta discussion dolorosa.
Hemos recibido esta 6rden que es
clara y terminante; Sc nos exige decli-
mar nuestros puestos sin mas dilaci6n:
en- ella Sc nos calumnia miserablemen-
te juzgandosenos inutiles para ell de-
sempeno de aquellos: Sc nos da un
t6rmino para decidir y yo os propongo
la rendici6n al enemigo.
Somos lmpotentes para rechazarlos
dejad que llegue q su ocaso nuestra Ii
bertaa; que Sc hunda ell sol de nuestras
esperanzas: que muera en- nosotros la
vida del derechO, pero no por ESQ he
mos de desesperar: yo confio en- que
ese sol que hoy Sc hunde. esa libertad
que llega q su ocaso, esa vida que
hoy muere, han de reviVir con mas
esplendores, en- otro cielo mas puro.
mas lleno de luz, porque tarde tenn
prano la justicia diyina ha de ampa-
rarnos.
Sea pues 10 que ellos piden Y con
dignidad volvamos q nuestros hogares
4 trabajar por la salvacion de la patria,
q luchar por la reconquista de nues-
tros derechos.
Las palabras de aquel hombre cal
maron los animos: comprendieron que
resistir era impossible y decidieron la
resignation de sus cargos.
FL sacrificio habfa sido consumado V
la ley de la fuerza habfa yencido.
lose Reyes Calder6n.
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Information Local

SANTORAL.-Santos ap. y evang
Jonas prof Isacio OBJ. Y mr.. y Melecio
OBJ. y cf. sta Ifgencia vg.
RTAS.-Detenidas en- la admi-
nistracion de correos: Penn Anita,
Parfumeur Aussel, Polony Herman,
Puce Harry, Parrando Balba, Pabon
Ulises, Pagan Juanita, Pagan Joaquin
Ferreras.
Sc VENDEN.-Un piano de bue-
mas voces Y varios muebles. Veanse
San Justo n1mero % esquina a Luna.
MUY BARATO. = Sc vende un
iuego de muebles americanos, de po-
co uso.
Informara D. Ramon Carbon, San
Francisco 70. d. 81.
10 CELEBRAMOS. Los torcedo
res que trabajan actualmente en- SLa
Colectiva9 ganan siete dollars sema-
males, los menos eXpertos y S31. 80 los
mas hdbiles escojedores
Los BARRENDEROS. Los en-
pleados en- servicio de barrido de ca
lies ganan So. % centvs semanales.
HIGIENE.-E ell n1mero cores
pondiente al Sabado - del corriente,
dimos la noticia de una mujer que Sc
encuentra en- la casa denominada Bene-
ficencia de Pta de TERRA y que al pa
recer esta atacada de una enfermedad
infecciosa seg6n nos dicen los vecinos
de aquel sitio, Y hoy que ban transcu
rrido n1beOe dlas no Sc ha tornado min
guna determination nj por ell celador
de hygiene de dicho barrio nj por
nadie.
POR QUE CAUSA2-Se nos dice
que aver al ir q contratar un CAIRO
el6ctrico ell Sr Paciico Sobrino con
ell obieto de llevar una banda de m6si-
ca & Santurce para dar una retreta en-
su Cafe xMendez Nunez9 Sc le pidi6
SO, cuando tenemos entendido que
otras personas 10 han obtenido por
mucho menos dinero. Sc nos dice
que apesar de 6sto fu6 la banda San
turce y la retreta Sc llev6 q cabo que
dando muy lucida por la eiecuci6n de
todos los n1meros que tocaron.
EFICAZ.-De tai puede calhcarse
ell Alcoholado Gatell para la cura in
mediata de las jaquecas Y dolores reu-
maticos. Millones de certificates de
M6dicos y pacientes asi 10 comprueban
y eS Ia IldECd pFtIcGlud pOr JOuOS.
Tambi6n es un perfume muy agra
dable para ell banjo ell tocador.
SRECUERDO~-En la pr6xima re-
treta tocara la Banda del Concrete
que dirije ell professor Sr. Tizol un
bonito paso-doble titulado SRecuerdo1
hecho por la Srta Encarnaci6n Gomez.
LA ULTIMA MODA.-Interesan
es ell tltimo n1mero de tan importante
Revista; v6ase ell sumario Texto. Ca
me de la Moda. .-Nuestros Grabados.
Ell Figurin Acuarela. .-Cuentos Mo-
dernos. .-Rubia y EsbeIta. -Preguntas
y Respuestas. .-Grabados Blusa. Ira
je para selora mayor, traje para Sc
noritas. Brooches para Cinturones.
Cuello de Encaje Puntilla para ador-
mar trajes y otros trajes de mucha inn
pertancia. Patron cortado de una falda
y como prima & los Sres. Suscriptores
Sc regala una noveTa de Carlos Mong
titulada Media Narania. Para mas in
formes al Agente General para toda la
Isla ID. Pascual Marino y para suscrip-
clones dirfjanse d. Martin Rodriguez,
Fortaleza IS, bajos izqda.
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VENTA

Sc venden en- Santurce, barrio de Hormi-
gueros, tres casas con solares propios, de tres
habitaciones cada una, de madeira, cobijadas
de hierro galvanizado y ademas un solar,
El precio de estas propiedades es ell mismo
por oil que Sc ha adquirido en- hipoteca
Los que quieran hacer ell negocio pueden
dirigirse don Joaquin Pacheco, en- su niue
bleria Gale Allen, numero n,
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Sc VEN D E

Una mesa de caoba y patas de acei-
tillo para y II cubiertos en- muy buen
estado
Para informes en- La Corespon-
dencja.
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RODRIGUEZ Y MARXUACH
AGENCIA DE INGENIERIA
q San Jose q

Nos hacemos cargo de toda clase de
obras de Ingenieria civil, proyectos de
casas, edihcios, medicines, pianos de
fincas, tasasiones, amojonamientos, des-
lindes etc.
Larga experiencia y mucha practica
en- obras p6blicas.
Hacen contratas de obras. a-15-1.
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CAFE "SAN JUAN"

Este precioso estableCimiento. situado en-
sitio mas ctntrico fresco de la Ciudad.
ofrece al p1blioo servicio esmerado, refres-
COS, dulces helados, a la vez que oportu
nidad para disfrutar de la mGsica de
Fetreta.
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La hygiene eS la SaIud
lndustrias puertorriquefias
"PEQUFNA ANTILLA" y polo NORTE"

y
Fahricas de hsbldas earbshatadas IsIuaa rs,
SAN JUAN
USAMOS: Filtro PASTEUR.
Extractos de frutas.
Az1car granulada.
Nuestros modernos aparatos fueron
construidos por la casa John Matthews
de New York, la primera del mundo.
Estos aparatos producer ell gas car
b6nico Q1tfnatcamente pur0.
Nuestros enyases son lavados Y en-
juagados maquina, Y todas son movi-
das por fuerza electrical
Como gista hace .f6, rogamos una vi
sita & nues,ro local, donde tendremos
mucho gusto en- mostrar nuestras ma
quinas y procedimientos,
Limonada, gengibre, frambuesa, zar-
zaparrilla, china, pima, crema.
Todo entregado, asf como sifones,
& domicilio.
Para Ia 5sla: Los mismos produc-
tos, & precios moderados, en- barriles.
Tel6fono no. 81.
II. Rodrfguee, (farmac6utico)
A. Riyero (ingeniero industriaD
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AVISE

Enrolment of pupils for the San
Juan High and Graded School viii be
held at the eCasa Beneticencia1 from
8 to 12 O. clock a. m on Tuesday Sep
tember % the 9th, 10th, 11th and 10Th
grades; on Wednesday Sptb. for the
5th, 9th, 7th and 8th grades; and on
Thursday Septb. "a for all the other
grades.
Theron Potts.
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~
RAMON GAMBIA OORDOVA
MaENIKRO CIVIL
AA@n 4S.
GAN JUAN.


Esplendido remate de prendas pre-
ciosas Ell 80 del actual, & las dos de la
tarde, en- la casa de pr6stamos de Jose
Bazan Ca, FOrtaleza %.
La casa sigue hacienda sus operacio-
nes.
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BiHetes 6aratos para dias .fcStjvoS
l Case Clase
De Capital 4 Bayam6n, de
ida vuelta. .....:.. so.25 so16
De Bayam6n 4 Catano, ida
vuelta. ...,.... .... II IO
Buete ordinario de Capita Cataho en-
2 clase 4 3 ctvs
Bayam6n 10 de N )viembre. 1903
RAMON VALDES
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FARMACIA COLON

Medcamentos frescos. -Drogas puras.-Es
pecial esmero en- el despacho de recetas por
personal competente.
Complete surtido de geringas de Pravaz
ultimos modelos.
Equidad en- los preCios.
Plaza Principal Juan Puerto Rico,
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Leoead dudosa dema fedora absuvo ueamene
Clna considerable
Rosadez estaba resuelto aprovechar
Cuando trabajos FL mileo de la
maquna reaa bruerfa de costura Las tea dvidas
gadas; Ell enos
espuma habac6n nvadda sol de
blanca aqueos
prepsraivos que Q o aegraba nj bendecfa.
IA
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SUCCESSION ALFONSO

FOTOGRAFOS.- SAN FRANCISCO ~
Retratos ampliaciones de todas classes
claro osCuro Y al oleo.
Tarietas Postales Albums de Pto Rico.
Tarietas Postales seusibles para que TODD
aficionado pueda hacerlos de sus trabajos
pahos para las mismas.
PREOIOS MODICOS,
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AVIS

La matricula tendra lugar para San
Juan High and Graded School en- la
Casa Beneicencia de las 9 4 las ~ ell
martes % de Septiembre para los gra-
dos 8, 10, IL =; ell microbes % de
Septiembre grades ), 6, v s: el
jueves a para los dennis.
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GENTLEMEN & LADIES,

Desiring to take lessons in Sprnish
will and competent teacher at %
Iatuan ST.
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D | N { R 0

Sc presta inter6s con garantias hi
potecarias.
Para informes diriiirse al apartado
b61 & M. B. 30V.
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GALERIA COLoRADO.--El mejor esta-
blecimiento de Puerto Rico, Toda clase de
erabaios de fotografia, San Jose II, Tele
iono "a,
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Linea f8rrea del 0eSte
ITINERARIO

saidas de Bayam6n Capital simultanea-
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

TratAmieRto de soeAs kan sntsrmedadss
ca general.
Operaciones qutrtTgAcas.
Especiahdad en- a&@9Ufa@@s de los otox
de las viss urinaR4As,
Hoxas DE cengul&as: de de Is
sards, Fortalez& Allen strsetl Ie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10
OGDEN news
ogden, Sunday, May 10.
BOY KILLED BY HORSE
Was Playing Ball and Fell Under
Feet ofAnimal, Which Reared
and Struck Him.

Frank Rockefeller, 12-year-old boy,
was instantly killed about 4 O'Clock THIS
afternoon near the Union depot The
boys head was crushed under the hoors
Of a horse driven by A B. Vance, a pa
trolman employed on the Ogden ponce
force 4 dozen or more witnesses to the
accident entirely eXonerate Mr. Vance
from all blame They say the affair was
only the result OF an accident. vance
was driving his horse down to the depot,
and had swung around between the de-
pot and the iron railing just east of the
baggage room. and was about to tie up
his horse 20 the railing The Rockefeller
boy and companion were playing ball IN
the space between the building and the
hitching place. Young ROckefellers com
pauion had thrown the bali and the
latter was attempting to catch it and
paying no attention to anything else He
was running backwards and despite the
warning shouted by Vance. he ran imme-
diately in front of the officers horse and
fell at the fore feet of the animal the
horse reared and plunged. His hind feet
struck the PROSTATE boy on the skull
killing him almost instantly. The mother
OF the boy resides IN a house on Electric
avenue.
Justice Howell subpoenaed the follow
ing cOFOner's jury: Seymour Clark. Viii
liam Craig and Z. J. Harris. They
viewed the remains at Lindquists under
taking parlOrs and viii hold the inquest
at o'clock Monday
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and Miss Gabrielle di Fueilo, both Of
keltOn-
W H Roth was down yesterday from
Evarston-
A. i. Harrison Of Salt Lake was in og-
den Yesterday
George W. Eddington Of COalvine was in
Ogden YESTERDAY
GEORGE ". Carey. IT., has gone to
Douglas. Ariz-. 10 reside
n Tanner has been visiting in Ogden
from BlackfOOt for a week and will re-
turn home today
Professor James E. Talmage viii speak
TODAY at the tabernacle under the aus
Dices Of the Weber stake Sunday school
Mrs. A. 3. Hayes and daughter, Ruth
Avery accompanied BY Dr. l. Walker.
father of Mrs. HAYES. have returned from
Bingham
Harry Corson Clarke. In his new com
edv entitled His Absent Boy is booked
for appearance at the Grand opera house
tomorrow night
The ninth annual session of the court
Of Foresters of America viii be held IN
Ogden this week. beginning Tuesday and
holding over Wednesday.
Among the important social events OF
the week was a dinner given by Mrs.
Howard n Idnsley at her home Tues
dav evening to number of her friends
Temple Short has received official
notice from the war department at Wash
snEtOn that the charge of desertiOn which
stood AGAINST his name on the books OF
the department from the fact that he was
absent or sick leave at the time his regi-
ment was mustered out. has been re-
rcOved- and he has been granted a pen
sion. the accumulated portion of which
amounts to over H.400.
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ty years I tried everything there was
only to be tortured I had been cheated
and deceived, boiled. burned. blistered
disappointed, etc, etc, with so many so
called sure cures that, as you well re-
member, / wrote you / would bite no
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was ruptured on the left side, and also
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. May preparations are being
made for convention Of Book OF Nor
mon students TO be held IN the Brigham
Young academy Saturday and Sunday
NV . and "a 1t is expected the con-
vention VIII be attended By Book Of Nor
mon students from all parts of the state
Mark E. Bezzant of Pleasant Grove has
accepted a position with Straw & StOrrs
the railroad contractors. as bOOkkeeper-
cir and Mrs Charles Vincent of the
Second ward celebrated their golden we'd
ding this evening The event was an oc-
castor OF great rejoicing among their
large family and relatives Nfr. and Mrs
Vincent are both enjoying good health
nj. Vincent is So years of age and Mrs
Vincent Is
Oscar wilkins. jr.. left this evening for
Lumberton. n NJ. where he viii work
for Deal Bros. q Mendenhau. who are
building twenty miles of railroad there.
Ben iamin A. johnson, son Of Bengt
Johnson. IT.. has returned from a mission
10 New Zealand Mr. johnson wears a
good supply of heavy clothing and an
overcOat. and still suffers from cold
weather. the change from New Zealand
TO Utah climate being very great
Miss Fora Smith. one OF the teachers
offered a position in the public schools of
Provo who is now teaching i'm Nephi,
has refused 10 accept the Provo position
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AT SAN LUIS oBISP0.
President Received With Great Dem
onstrations of Welcome.


onstrations of Welcome
san Luis Obispo. Cal. May 9.-The
visit Of President Roosevelt drew
large number of people to the city from
all parts Of the adjoining country. The
city was handsomely decorated as
proof of loyalty and welcome The
train bearing the presidential party ar
rived and was received with great dem
onstrations OF welcome.
President Roosevelt and escort were
conveyed in carriages to the Old Mis-
sion. -devoting half an hour to the coca
sion. after which they were escorted TO
the grand stand prepared for that pur-
pose, and from which the president ad-
dressed an immense assenDIage OF All
classes of citizens.
In his Introductory remarks he spoke
iueidly on the benefits of education, the
advantages Of the polytechnic school
and the necessity for tillers Of the SOIL
becoming scientifically trained for their
work, as they are one Of the most mn
Dortant elements of our nationality he
referred in highest terms OF praise 10
California. whose rapid development
vas one of the wonders Of the age.
The president also spoke in eulo-
CYSTIC terms of the few Grand Army
men whom he observed were acting as
guard Of honor. He referred in glow
ing terms to the fine physique Of CAN
fornia children and the grand destiny
awaiting them and in which they would
be expected to take part His remar Ks
were warmly received, and on CLOSING
with a broad, happy smile and good
hive. he was greeted with a deafenins
cheer He was afterward escorted 10
his train amid plaudits and the incl
dent closed without an accident TO mar
the memorable event.
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SEEKING a LOCATION.
Agricultural College Committee Visit
Sanpete County.


Sanpete County.
Ephraim, May 3.-The Agricultural
college committee on the location Of
the branch experiment farms that the
state is locating arrived here Thurs
day It consisted of George G Whit
more Of the college board and DR.. John
A Widtsoe and Professor F A. Merrill
Of the college faculty. They were
shown JOhnstOwn- and Second Pigeon
hollow under the guidance Of the
county commissioners, Mayor Christen-
sen Of this city, Peter Petersen and a
number Of other gentlemen. The com
mittee spoke very favOrably of the To-
cations inspected,
The Sanpete county sheepmen have
almost completed their spring shearing,
and they are receiving a fair yield of
and given from Is to Il cents per
pound. The loss of sheep during the
winter has not been so great as at first
feared, although there are parties who
have had very heavy losses
The grains planted by the farmers
the present season have sprOUted and
come up out of the ground much better
than for several years past. The farm
ers have begun to irrigate for the sea
son. and the prospects for crops are
much better than for several years
past.
The work upon the new academy
building Of the Snow academy has been
commenced. Henry Beal of this city
and the stake presidency of the south
Sanpete stake are very energetic in
behalf of the academy. 1t is expected
to roof the building the present season