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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16

PREPARE FOR CROUP.-The time
wasted in sending for a physician when
a child shows symptoms of the Group,
often leads to fatal results. A reliable
medicine and one that should always be
kept in the home ready for immediate
use is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t never fails and will prevent the at
tack If given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears. For sale by all dealers
and druggists. Benson, Smith & Co..
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16
A. n. SANFORD,
OPTECIAN
gsBEON BLDG, FORT ST.,
Deer MGy e De.
HsszsgAa Testing and Spectacle Fitting
IRE our Exclusive Work.
EsxE REV FRENci@ REMEDY.
EsERAPION TIL This n s,,sssss; ~


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Easassszz. 5s11s. vepeaa, and others. combines al
Bsas sAzsaazrssa 70 be sought In medicine Of ths
azs2 szssE sszyeases everything hitherto employee
k5gAptQN NO. ] maintains its world
LzssEzse szz5 Seu merited reputation for deTangss
xAazaa Az SAs kidneys. pains In the back. and
eaisx3 siz2ents, afording prompt relief where
fssssEx szzs<i remedies have been powerlesa.
!: &asEgAPsON NO. forimpurity Of the blood.
szsgy ysEEpss8. spots blotches, pains and swelling
'zzzeS e5aG. rheumatism, all diseases for which
IN Azz sSse aSe muct fashion TO employ mercury.
azzysss ae. 70 the destruction of sufferers teeth
sase szzas ss honlth This preparation purfies the
aDdaas aysssza through the blood. and thoroughly
sssfEz5xzszs al poisonous matter from the body.
Ez2EMAplON no for exhaustion, sleep.
easassE, zRd ali distressing consequences oi
sszmaswazsa- worry, overwork, &C. it possesses
saEsssag pszsy In restoring strength and viRor 70
szsza zzlfgFksg from the enervating influences d
A.. zszssssss IN hot. unhealthy climates.
s&akEyAPf0N Is sold by the principal
ess6ezsass asns Mcrclihnes fhroue hout the world.
EN<sx IN England. 2s cd. and Is. Cd. In order.
sAss sssss shich OF the three numbers is ~.
asyszsssa. asA ssscrve that the word "THERAPTor
RenaHs Rn sas British Government Stamp Ga
salkaz azkssrs on a rcd groundl affixed to every
zexzszs package by order of His Majesty's Hon
Szsunsas&x9srz, and without which IL is forgery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16

]. Lightfoot, move for permission to
file a supplemental bin.
Judge Robinson denied the motion
of plaintiff in the suit of Kailua
against the James Campbell heirs and
Others, for an order to make the de-
nurrer Of defendants more definite and
certain.
APPEALS.
On motion for execution to issue in
Gear. Lansing & Co., VS.. John D. Holt
Jr.. C. w. Ashford presented a bill of
exceptions for defendant. W. w.
Thayer objected to the bill but wished
time to examine it. Judge De Bolt
continued the matter till this morning.
w. Austin Whiting and Thomas F.
Clemens, attorneys for plaintiff, have
filed exceptions to Judge De Bolts
charge to the jury in the suit of Ka-
makee VS. j. H. Schnack, Harry Juen
and William Savidge.
Plaintiff appeals from the amended
decree in the partition suit of Kapio-
lani Estate, Ltd, VS.. Ruel Kinney and
P. He1emano.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Judge De Bolt appointed Moses Ella
ma. as trustee for Mary Ann Kaluna,
a minor, for the purpose of withdraw
ing certain deposits from Bishop &
Cos savings bank and delivering the
money to the minor.
Judge Robinson appointed Mrs. Mary
Kahalepuna guardian Of her two minor
children under bonds respectively of
$50 and $50:
DIVORCE.
In the divorce case Of Kelekia Hook
Sang VS. Hook Sang, Judge De Bolt
ordered that the libellee pay the libel
liant S. a week aIinony pending the
suit, also costs of court and a fee of
$50 to the wife's attorney. Frank An
drade appeared for libellant.
Judge De Bolt granted Annie Cox
fifteen days additional time in which
to answer or otherwise plead to the
libel in divorce brought by her hus-
band, Andrew Cox.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16

are IS the woman to be found
7Eaa Knes not long deep down in her
z=zzf 80 be beautiful %
zfdx 6rst requirement :
8RITSHES-for the Hair, Teeth,
&a1S and Bath.
Indispensable Adjuncts
S0APS-Healing Soothing-the fine
SEsh Soaps of Pinaud, Rogers & Gal
"a ard Piyers
gJlET WATERS The dainty,
S1HzzHHtg, goth Century is more witch
ing ar7n ever with the influence of these
sf6Egkfus perfumes.
PpN1ER PUFFS AND SPONGES
---u'cI. Just see our windows.
N.EWJS g. CO. It'd.
THE BIG GROCERS.
80 King St. The Levers & Cooke
sg l24o-2 Telephones-24o
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&c to 11sc per SO. #.

You cannot do better than
this in any investment.
Parties purchasing over $4,000
worth can obtain a loan of one
half of the purchase price.
These lands are offered at pri-
vate sale.
Plans and prices of Lots can
be seen at my Salesroom, 857
Kaahumanu street.
| will be pleased to show in
tending purchasers over the pro-
perty.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
857 Kaahumanu Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16
FOR RENT.

Premises on South and Kawaiahao
street and Hustace Avenue, formerly
occupied by Hustace & Co.'S stables.
Property has a frontage of 513 feet
on South street, 301 feet on Kawaiahao
street and -. feet on Hustace Avenue,
Will rent or lease the whole or any
portion at reasonable rental
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16
$500 to 5000 Per
Acre

Just think of this pricel
Land in outlying districts
sells today at from &C to 1oc per
square foot and here you can
buy property adjoining a thick
ly settled residence section,
with Electric Cars passing
through the property, at the
rate of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16
NOTICE.

2WT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
3ahe 90 advice, is invited to commune
Mzsa, esther in person or by letter, with
aszsgA Nora III. Underhill, matroa of
10 salvation Army Woman's Indus-
Maa1 Home, Young street, between Ar
KazazR and McCully streets. mauks
- Eonolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-16
Here's q Real
Estate
Opportunity

I have divided the entire Nc
GULLY TRACT into lots
which I now offer for sale.
The former division of small
lots has been discarded and a
new division of lots, contain
ing from to 7 acres each sub
stituted.
This offers an opportunity to
buyers to subdivide their acre
purchases into smaller lots and
make their profit.
The nrorertu cnt1nnrisec fine
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PERFECTION.
Dme Bakery

ETetanfa near Emma ST.
wszss, Bread and all kinds of pastry
8Esah every day.
weam Brown Bread and Baked
BsMuz every Saturday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01

San Justo Is y Is San Juan, Puerto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01
EI entasiasno dnIoniista cada
dia es mayor en- caguas,
Tratase de Ia fundacidn de
un Club,
la parte sana de la pobIaci6n
ha acogido con regocijO
la destituci0n del
jueZ Faura.
Existen ALI individuos que
Sc entretienen de noche en-
romper los faroIes.
(De aaestro Co1reSpoasol.) J

CAGUAS, MAYO N6tase ge-
neral entu5iasmo en- el elemento unio-
nista de esta localidad, para llevar d
feliz termino la formation de un Clut
que responda al regocijo con que han
sidO acogidos esos salvadores prin-
cipios.
En- breve tendra lugar la convoca-
toria para tan laudable prop0sito, pu-
diendo asegurarse, sin tenor Il equi-
vocarnos, que el 6xito mas complete
coronara los afanes y desvelos de sus
iniciadores
Ha fnalizado el mes de Mayo, y
desde su cOmienzo hasta su termina-
ci6n, han sido sus dia9 aciagos para
81 desenvolrimiento polftico que Sc
opera en- esta ciudad.
De tomarse IS en- consideration la
calma \ paciencia de este pueblo, que
ha respondido q las provocaciones
con el silencio, alejandose de todo 81
ito que amenazara perturbaciones.
Ha sido acogida con j1bilo la
destitucion del Juez de Paz On. Raj
mundo Faura, pues sus parcialidades
tenian disgustada hondamente 4 la
parte sana de esta sociedad que veia
lesionados sus derechos.
CreemOs justisima esta manifesto
cion del pueblo, pues tempo hacfa que
debi6 habersele separado de ese ramo
de "a administration judicial.
Ha rendido su tribute 4 la ma
Dire naturaleza On. Arturo Ramirez,
quien gozaba de generates simpatias
en- esta sociedad.
Su entierrO fue una verdadera ma
nifestaci0n de duelo, pues veianse ALI
representadas todas las clases socia-
les sin distinciOnes de partidos polfti-
eos.
Reciban sus deudos nuestro mas
sentido pesame.
Existen en- esta ciudad ciertos
due,,des que media noche recorren las
GALES de la poblaci6n. provocando 4
los vecinos que duermen pac1ficamente
en- sus hogares.
Bueno fuera que la policfa encar-
gada de la vigilancia, pusiera coto
4 esos abusos.
El laborioso einteligente obrero
don Alfonso Torres, en- breve presen-
tara al pdblico IN folleto de sociolo-
gfa que llevar;i por tftulo &Emancipa-
cion Fraternidad>, cuya obra Sc
esta imprimiendo en- los talleres tipo-
gra6cos de &LA DEMOCRACIA.~
La obra del senior Torres merece
que sea aceptada por todas los asala-
riados por guiarle su autor un fin
filantr0picO, dedicando el producto de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01

su trabajo 4 la adquisicion de una
imprenta que sirva de defensa 4 los
intereses de los trabajadores,
En- noches pasadas rompieron Ell
farol que esta situado en- el centro del
~Parque Central>, sin que hasta aho-
ra Sc haya dado con el autor auto
res del hecho.
El Honorable ayuntamento 10
repuso al dia siguiente.
Con motfvo de la lluvia que ca
20 el domingo, fue suspendida la pro-
cesi0n de las HIJAS DE MARIA trans
friendose para ell domingo entrante
que t7ndra lugar la de Corpus Criste.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01
PUBLI(l0OhFS RE(IBIDAS

&Inhuencia en- la medicina del ca
racter de los pueblos.~ Tai es el cpl
grafe del folleto que acaba depublicar
| ell conocido doctor don Ramon Ruiz
Arnau. exponiendo los primOres de su
notable cOnferencia dada en- el Ateneo
en- la noche del D de Abril.
FL doctor Ruiz Arnau con facili-
dad de estilO sorprendente, en- quien
raras veces ejerce en- ell campo litera-
rio, estudia la Psicologfa m6dica COM
parada de las grandes naciones como
el pueblo ingles, aleman, frances, tia
lianO, espanol americana, notando
de paso sus persOnalid AIDES mas illus
tres en- el estudio de la medicina. La
cOnferencia del doctor Arnau Sc dis
tingue pOr la esbeltez en- ell estilo y la
variedad de cOnocimientos, as1 como
por la fecundidad en- las ideas, algu-
mas muy eXactas y prOfundas: perO 10
que enaltece muchO al senior Arnau es
La brillante defensa de la cultura me-
dica eSpanOla, que 81 bien no esta Il
un gradO mayor que el de las OtraS
naciones. ser1a una I'M usticia negar su
adelanto, prueba irrecusable del
progresO que informa Espana EN- la
medicina, 10 tenemos solamente con
citar los nombres de Orfila, Ramon y
Cajal, Rubio, Robert y Letamendi,
astros de primera magnitud donde
quiera que Sc rinda fervOrOsO quito 4
la ciencia de Hipocrates. Felicitamos
al doctor Ruiz Arnau por su triunfo
de medicO de estilistd.
Don Fernando j. Matias, ha es-
critic publicado algunos art1culos
acerca de la existencia del alma. en-
los cuales expone las dudas que le
asaltan en- Ell estudiO del problema del
alma humana, -viniendo 4 reconocer.
5eg1n la formula pesimista. la inutili-
dad de las religiones para ell des-
arrOllO de los pueblos.
Ell senor Matfas dedica su librito
al pueblo. Damosle las gracias por
el eJemplar que nos ha dedicado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01
LA NINA M1MADA

mas nos convene: este sin eona
tar con que tn padre no to per
mitirfa segurshaente ir aha; ga
conoces su Raodo de pensar y
y cuanto Sc desvive por conser-
var las amistades que mas te
convienen, para hacer de tt una
nina escogida y sin par.
Una ligera sombra de impa-
ciencia cruz6 por Ia faz de Ia
joven.
-Lo sc, dijo Y 81 supieras 10
&burrfda que estoy de VERNE
limitad2 a ese estrecho cfrculo
lExiste en- ell mundo otra situa-
ci6n parecida & In mfs2 LA
preferida de todos ! Conforme;
pero idonde esta ese constante
reir y bromear de las otras 10
venes de mi edsd2 CoDfiesa, Ru-
perto, que es question de mo-
rirse de aburrimiento.
| Ruperto Doti Sc sonroj6 IL
geramente.
II ANO A01oAOA2 Oll kC uaOl&T
i asl, Maria Luisa; eres muy in
\ iusta con todos, y creo que de-
bes arrepentirte de haberte ex-
presado como 10 has hecho: na-
die sufrirfa mas que t6, ST te
yieses aislada de este cfrcuio de
smist&des que parece abcrreces
u tanto.
/ % no me comprendes 6 no
\ me he explicado bien; quiz6 sea
| 10 1itimo, v percona 81 To he
H ofendido. NAturalmense, detes-
to Ia vulgaridad, y no tengo mas
/ que motives para estar salts fe-
| cha de cuanto haceis por mi.
| Me referfa & otra cosa; todos
nosotros, papa, Irene. Amparo.
t6 y yo misma, formamos part5
4 de esa sociedad escogida de que
1 his habIado; pero ya yes que
pacffcos somos; todos penssmos
y decimos 10 mismo, visit:mos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01
Eycelentes festas De
Mayo en- Guayama'
La Federation Libre tOma
incremento en- aquella
ciudad.
lucha entire panaderos por
motives del preCiO del pan.
(De maestro Correspoosol1

GUAYAMA, MAYO 31.-Las no
venas que - han celebrado en- honor 4
Ia Immaculate excelsa Maria. en- la
ermita de esta ciudad, con el decidido
concurso de las encantadoras y bellas
senoritas Finf Cap6, Lolita del Moral,
Maria Duran Panchita Torres, han
tenido un exito explendido por todos
conceptos.
Finf Cap6, aunque no ha recibido
una educaci6n artfstica. posee una voz
bien timbrada y dulce.
Lolita del Moral, actual Presiden-
"a de las Hijas dc Maria, tiene ingram
torrente de voz. armoniosa y agra
dable,
Maria Duran Panchita Torres
poseen tambien muy buena voz per-
feetamente timbradas.
Esas diatinguidas como aimpaticas
sehoritas, en- otro ambiente mas pro-
picio III arte, donde hubiese centros
docentes, acknowledgements Sc conyerti-
rian en excclentea cantante9. ~, una
iastima que esos exquisitos ruisenorea
per1nanezcan enjaulados GA este esere-
cho cfrculo.
Seg1n me manifestan con mu-
chos visos de verdad, pronto saldran
comisiones nombradas al efecto, por
~ sacerdote don Aquilino Lnfanz6n q
recolectar fondos con q objetO de dal
principle en- breve 4 la celebration de
las novenas del patron de esta ciudad,
Kan Antopia ne Padua
Dado e cello y el inter6s desplega-
40 siempre en todos los actos relgio-
sos por el mencionado sacerdote es
de esperarse que resulten las mismas
con toda solemnidad explendidiez.
rLa Federation obrera Libre,>
organizada en- esta ciudad en- sus di-
ferentes gremios, toma preparedness
extraordinarias
Es precise que la fuerzA de la
Policfa Insular, que comanda aquf el
teniente Villariny, mantenga como
hasta II presente, el orden Y 81 respeto
del derecho de association inviolable,
que debe guardarse al quedar consti-
tufda, dentro de La Ley, cualquiera
association.
Noches pasadas, hubo un conato
de incendio en- el edifcio donde Sc
halla 81 Juzgado de Paz y Municipal,
quemdndose infnidad de papeles. El
cuerpo de bonberos, con la actividad
necesaria, Sc constituy6 en- el lugar
del suceso, apagando el incendio casi
acknowledgements.
iBien por este humanitario cuerpo.
Dias atras, Sc desarroll6 un pu-
gilato encarnizado entire panaderos de
aqui, por la calle Baldorioty, que no
SER por " oportuna intervention del
Sargento Soto, segdn nos dicen, hu-
biera tenido un desenlace lamentable.
Algunos de los contendientes fUe-
ron parar al cdchdl30.
Dicese que ell motivo de la pelea,
fu6 por question de precios en- la venta
del pan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01

presencia cautiyaba; habfa s|go
en- ella de sltAnerfa con mezcls
de infantil csndidcz. Y sin po-
derse explicar Ell motive, cual-
Quiera podfa adivinar que era IL
Mia mimada de Ia casa.
No ten1a mss que IL amos esta
joven cuyo porvenir ocultaba
para ella tantAs desdichas, y ja-
mas hSbfa conocido Ia mas liee-
ra sombrA de inquietud; su vida
sc deslizSba apaciblemente en-
entire las dulces emociones de la
vida fntima del hogar; era una
especie de planta exotics; ell
viento haIado janis azot6 su
rostro, nj su delicado cuerpo es
tuvo sujeto por un momento 3
los rigores de Ia intemperie.
En- ell inst1nte en- que Is vemos
Sc hAya sentadA 4 Ia sombra del
cedro, sonriendose dulcemente
y en- actitld de dirigir Ia p2la-
bra 4 ~ joven que estAbA su
lado.
Me divertiria en- grande,
Ruperto, decfa: sabes cuanto me
gustA ell aire fresco v ell brillo
del sol. sQue raz5n tienes pars
oponerte & una jirA cAmpestre
los bosques de Birle2
Ru voz 2Fmonizaba con su
rostro, era fresca, vibrante, mu-
sical, y ell movimiento de sut
lAbios, al hablar, tenfa IN en-
canto irresistible.
No es que 20 ponga repArC
en- ir al bosque, replic6 Ruper
t.: pero va sabes que Ia seEorl
de M4rs&i no as siempre tar
amAble como fuera de desea'
con las personas que van Q vi
sitarlA; Ahora esta atareada er
hace los honores de II casa
unh -ci6n de miIitsres que
tip !. >nobal, v & decir YER
~ -. In compafiia que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01
FIESTA EN- PRoYEefp


La Sociedad de instruction Y Re-
creo, <Derecha de Borinqueno prepa-
ra para Ell 10 de Junio una fiesta con
obieto de celebrar su segundo aniver-
sario.
Compondran la Comision de los
festejos los senores Rosendo Rivera
Noa, Arcadia Gomila, VictorianO Gin
tr6n, Jesls Andino, Rafael Alfonso.
Mario Andrades, Angel Pereira y Joa-
quin Becerril.
Ell acto promote quedar muy con-
currido animado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-01
BAQUER0 Y GANDARA
OFRECEN:

Zinc liso americana para fo4
rro, de pies de largo, por
de ancho, quintal 100, 4 400
Id. id. id. id. id. de pies de
largo por , de ancho,
quintal. ,..,....,. Il 4 400
I'd. acanalado, de pies de
largo por y medic de an
cho, quintal. .,,.,...>.. i $ $50
Ma1z del pals, en- medios sa
COS, quintal, .....,, 80. 4 1-75
Mani en- sacos, quintal ..... Il s 40
Cemento dragon, en- ha4
rifles, barril. i 200
Grampas en- brrls. de 80 lbs. 4 s 800
Puntas de Paris, cajas de 90
libras, caja.,......,...... 4 30
Harina de trigo marca La
Potenta", la mas acredita-
Observation-Disclosures. d 5-4o
San Justo Is y 15 San Juan, Puerto
Rico,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-02-13
WEST GRANT
HAPPENINGS
Matters of Interest Noted
in Bloomington.
BUILDING ON THE BOOM
Death of Well Known Glen Haven
Lady. Question Asked Of
Old Settlers.
BUILDING ON THE BOOM

Orion Brady, formerly Of this
city and Lancaster, is employed
as clerk in drug store at Ocean
Beach, Southern California.
From 80 below to 60 above zero,
and then back to 20 below in as
hours, makes the thermometer
about the most Industrious thing
in the village, except the bowling
alley.
Pat Boyle is suffering from grip,
but not seriously i'll.
Rose Ketner, who has for sew
eral years been an efficient clerk
at the store of d. f. Brown, is
on the sick list. Also, Mrs. Thomas
Smith, and Mrs. VIM. Hutchcroft
of Glen Haven.
The Lance music store in this
village and at their branch house
in Boscobel are doing good bust
ness. They recently made Miss
Nettie Stevens of Fennimore glad
with a nice new piano, and have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-02-13
COUNTY NEWS
IN GENERAL
Herald Writers Contribute
Newsy Letters.
ITEMS HERE AND THERE
News Happenings Noted at Baglev.
Glen Haven. Cornelia and
Livingston.
ITEMS HERE AND THERE
GLEN HAVEN.

GLEN HAVEN.
Mrs. Edwin Barr visited with
friends and relatives in Blooming
ton few days. last week.
w. T. Skinner transacted bust
ness in Gutenberg last Friday.
Miss Leona Orr visited with her
aunt Mrs. E. L. Chandler over Sun
day.
Ed. Myers was doing business in
Glen Haven Saturday last.
NARROW Kidd and daughter May
visited in our city Saturday.
Claude Barr is able to resume his
duties as rural carrier after being
off two weeks on account Of
measles.
Henry Roberts put in couple
of days with us last week and told
us some pretty big stories.
Joshep CLINE of Arlington, Iowa,
visited his mother-in-law Mrs. M.
Hammes and family last week.
Fred Neubauer of Probe, Iowa, is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-02-13
Prominent Lancaster Citizen
Joins Silent Majority.
Active Business Career Terminated
Wednesday,. Biographical Sketch
of His Life.

Joseph Nathan completed an
active and useful life on Wednes-
day, Feb. 10, 1904, surrounded and
mourned by loving and devoted
family, whose welfare and happi-
ness ever formed the incentive to
his labors and served as the guild
ing star of his life.
Joseph Nathan was born in
Oberwesel, Prussia, June, 1886,
and when but a lad Of thirteen
came to this country with the
family, the father Jacob Nathan
having preceded the family few
months previously, coming directly
to Hurricane, where he had ac-
quaintances In November Of that
year mother and children sailed,
coming by way of New Orleans,
in a sailing vessel. They arrived
in January, and the father went
down to ST. Louis to meet them,
where they remained until the
ice broke up in the spring. They
came to Galena by steamboat and
thence by team to Hurricane.
AS boy on the farm Mr.. Nathan
experienced the usual hard work
encumbent upon boys of that
period. Besides farming, there
was mining and the Nath ans
supplied the neighbors and town
with fresh meat. Mr.. Nathan had
related how he would start for
Fort Crawford, Prairie du Chen,
with load of meat, VIII en- wolves
attracted by the scent would fol
low him much of the distance.
The father bought what is now
know as the Garner farm about
this time, but later they came to
town and bought the Nathan farm
and the Nathan family moved to
town in 1860, starting the first
meat market and grocery and
provision store ever in 1.-The city, y
on the corner now occupied by
Henry Henkel. This was con-
Quoted by the father and Adolph
The family lived on the second
floor.
On Jan 1, 1856, Mr.. Nathan
married Anna Maria Griffin, and
in '63 with wife and baby, Frank,
he made the journey across the
plains to California, with an OK
team. Returning from California
in '66, Mr.. Nathan bought his
fathers interest in the business,
John Schreiner having acquired an
interest two years previously, the
firm name then being Nathan,
Schreiner e. Co. They added dry
goods and merchandise to their
stock. Their business was in the
brick block now occupied by John
Schreiner & Sons.
In 1879 Mr.. Nathan retired from