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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-25
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PREMIERSHIP TAKES AN $500 WELL
equipped job plant in good southern Mime
sofa town; excellent, opening for newspaper.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
Adopted Fair Committees Plan.

About forty of the life members, of
the Agricultural Society attended the
adjourned meeting at the court house
Saturday. The special committee s
report was read, suggesting transfer
of the title of the grounds to the city
upon payment of the Society's debt
and compliance with other conditions.
A vote was taken OH the adoption OF
the committees plan and it received a
unanimous vote. The same committee
consisting,of M. W. Eaton, J.F. Day
ton. VIC. Earle, Max Wittlinger, H.
II. Stilwell and !. @. Crawford was
continued in charge Of the matter and
were authorized to take up the plan
with.the city authorities. Pending a
contamination of this plan it was de-
cided to elect officers of the society
for the ensuing year so as to be in
readiness for the holding of fair
next fall. The official roster is as fol-
lows: President, s. H. Opfer; Vice
President. A. G. Winter; Secretary,
Jos. Haines Treasurer, ] H. Kelly
Marshal, George S. Hall. -Waukon
Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
Extension of Rural Delivery.

j. l.. Elston, rural route agent for
the postoffice department, has come to
Cerro:: Gordo. county to give US full
county service. or at least to lay out
the routes and recommend their estab-
lishment. He has gone over the terri
tory contiguous to Mason City and is
now examining the Clear Lake routes.
Rural mail delivery is all right but if
it is a good thing for one farmer why
isn't it for another? Why shall some
farmers have tree delivery and others
be- left out? Ever since the establish
ment of rural free delivery the govern
ment has felt that it should be uni
versal, as far as possible and prActic-
able, and that the time must come
when all farmers would be reached by
the system. That time has come now.
1t is:the intention to establish a full
county service :as fast as it can be
done and it looks as if our turn..woulu
come soon. 1t will not be practicable
to reach every man in the county, but
it is.confidently believed that not over
twenty families in the entire county
will be left out. Mason City has
seven routes now and will probably
have nine. Clear Lake has five now
and in all probability will have two
more. There may be changes at Rock
we'll and the smaller towns of the
county. This news will be of interest
to all and of especial interest to the
farmers who happen to be so situated
that they have not heretofore had the
advantages of the free delivery system,
CLEAR. Lake Mirror.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
Electric Railway for West Union.

Parties from West Union who have
been in Waterloo within the last few
days have been given positive assur-
ance by those in authority of the road
now being operated from Waterloo to
Sumner thatlif the management meets
with the proper encouragement in the
way ofhbusiness they..will extenditheir
line to West, Union. This proposition
is on fthe basis of coming through
Hawkeye il the proper announcement
is received there. but making West
Union the present terminus of the line
at any event. This would give West
Union direct connection to all points
north and west, and southwest and
east over the Great Western, with the
promise.of a time. schedule that will
make direct connection withfall trains
in all directions. IL will also give
West Union direct connection ewith
all points on the Illinois Central from
Waterloo and would practically bring
a large railway system to the.doors of
West Union business men, This pro-
position.is on the basis. of first class
steam railway, roadbed and steam SER
vice for all freight business. and an
electrician passenger service which
would be- available at any point along
the entire line. Gazette. IN.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
An Iowa Invention,

This is wonderful age Of inven-
tions. and now comes a Spirit Lake,
Iowa, man who thinks he has a con-
trivance which will prevent railway
collisions The device consists of an
alarm bell placed in the engineer s
cab, operated by a storage battery. A
light metallic rail is placed along the
outside of the main rails and a metal
lie brush is so placed OH the locomo-
tive so as to bear OH the alarm rail.
thus completing the circuit to which
the bell is attached, and when obstruc-
tions or other trains reach within q
limited distance of the moving train,
the engineer. is. warned of it IN time
to avoid an accident. The continuance
is simple and inexpensive and If sue
cessful will greatly reduce the liabili-
ty of collisions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09

1t is reported that q we'll known
Nashua. firm is advertising $500 worth
of back accounts for sale. Unless We
aare misinformed this is against the
law.
A Strawberry Point man of seven
ty years is dead as the result of speed
ing horses with friend. A sudden
turn made by his team threw him from
bis buggy causing internal injuries
which resulted in death.
A CRATER has been working the
people of Oelwein by his representing
himself to be collector for Catho-
lie school and succeeded in harvesting
some 5000. He is described as tall,
dark man with a dark mustache and
dark clothes.
An Illinois woman prevented her ap-
pearance in court by swallowing the
summons which was served upon her,
thereby making it -returnaple. If
this becomes general, justices of the
peace will be compelled to have their
warrants printed on sticky fly paper,
says al exchange.
The new Great Western round house
at Oelwein has been completed and is
now in use. 1t is the largest in the
middle west 500 feet in diameter, and
contains 40, stalls, is lighted with elec-
tricity, with machine shop, store
keepers department and foreman S
office etc. attached.
A father recently overheard his
young son use word hesdid not ap-
prove, and calling the child to him he
said: my sou, if you will promise
me. never to.use that word again I'll
give You n dime The little fellow
promised and, true to his word, re-
Trained, About week later he. went
to his father and said Papa, I've
learned a new word worth fifty
cents.
Idaas are found in little Johnny's
head just the same as if he were run
ming large department store. His
father said to his mother at the break
fast table: "We'd better send Johnny
up to the farm for change" mo
you don't" interrupted Johnny, "I've
read all about the country in agricul-
tural paper exchanges in the offices,
and I'm not going where they have
threshing machines, for it's bad enough
when it is done by hand ''-Ex.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
Died in WaukOn.

The Waukon papers have extended
sketches of the life of Mr.. Thomas
Maroney of that place. father of Mrs.
f. W. Boyd and Mrs. Frank McClaskey
of..this city, who died on October Goth.
Among other things the Democrat says
"Mr. Maronay was a splendid type
of the stalwart. earnest. God fearing
pioneer settler, whose energy and in
dustry transformed this region from a
wilderness into a community of pros
porous homes, surrounded by tha in
fluences of Christianity and refine
ment. He weathered the vicissitudes
of long, active life without trace
of enlightenment or disbursement.
He never made an enemy. and went
philosophically to his eternal rest, be-
loved by his family. honored and re.
spected blythe entire community and
safe in the eternal friendship of his
Savior
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
The Dollar Day" Scheme.

A new plan for attracting trade to
a city, and giving the people the ad-
vantage of good bargains has been
inauRurated in a number of towns in
Illinois and Iowa. 1t is called IDOL
lar day The merchants agree on a
certain day to give for dollar a COM
bination of articles or commodities
retailing for more than that sum.
Each store selects its combination and
advertises it, giving the regular SELL
ing price and the special price for the
dollar day" sale. The plan has
proved great success where it has
been tried.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
Manned For Life.

Ed Crap, boy about IS years old,
whose home is at st. Ansgar was feed
ing a corn shredder on the Citrus
Bros. farm in Deer Greek township,
Tuesday forenoon, when his left hand
and arm were caught in the gearings.
The hand was torn off at the wrist and
the fore. arm was so terribly lacerated
that it was found necessary to ampu-
tate the member at the elbow joint
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
The POstyiIIe Fair Project.

1t has been decided to organize a
stock company with shares at $40 each
to undertake the Postville fair project.
The life member plan was decided
unsatisfactory. The former fair
grounds will be leased of Mr.. Hart
for twenty years and fitted up with
the necessary buildings. The rental
price will be $40 an acre per year and
about twenty-five acres will be re-
uuired,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
Pioneer Dies Suddenly.

= At noon Friday Mrs. A. Ives, a promi-
nent pioneer lady of Waucoma dropped
dead just as she had finished the pre-
paration of the'middsy meal. She had
long been troubled with heart disease.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-09
independent Pumping Station.

The council has concluded TO put in
an independent pumping station. for
the water works instead of their hir-
ing the pumping done as heretofore.
Work is in progress on the erection of
an engine house and gasoline engine
of IL horse power will be put in yet
this fall. -Calmar Courier.
Douglas Island news., 1904-08-31

The Mair Glacier of Alaska was for merIy one of the points in greatest favor with the tourist, and for many years the boats loaded with excursion ists were run directly up to the great ice mass. Such as were inclined to do so, were permitted to land and make photographs and other observations of the ice field. Occasionally enormous pieces of the ice would fall from the front of the glacier, and with mighty roar drop into the water. The mass would be lost to sight for a space of time which seemed to be several min utes, but eventually would come to the surface, roll over, and settle itself for it's journey to the open water. Gilmore recent years, however, this great iceberg factory has been so active that it has been impossible for the boats to get within several miles of the glacier, and this feature of the trip had to be aban- doned. In order to make some investi- gation of the matter, MT. c. L. Andrews of Skagwaw, member of the National Geographic Society, made trip of 150 miles in an open boat, and he announces that the glacier has lost it's size and grandeur, and is receding at very rapid rate. The face has moved back about three miles in four years, and in that time the glacier has lost about ten square miles of area. This rapid re- cession is said to have dated from the fall of 1899, when the vicinity was wis ited by an earthquake. Mr. Andrews is of the opinion that the end of the Muir as tidewater glacier is near at hand.-Scientifc American.
Douglas Island news., 1904-08-31
HunterSI

An exchange has condensed the rul, ings of the department in regard to the Alaska game law into the following concise form:
 Bear-The open season for large brown bears throughout Alaska is modified to extend from April to De- cember 31, both inclusive. There is no closed season on black bears.
 Deer-The open season for deer in the Sitks game district is modified to extend from August l to January 31, both inclusive.
 Moose and Sheep-The open season for moose and sheep throughout Alaska is modified to extend from September l to December 31, both inclusive.
Douglas Island news., 1904-08-31

Caribou-The open season for caribou iii the Yukon game districtis modified to extend from September to Decem- Der 31, both inclusive. In the Penin- sula district, killing caribou on the Kenai peninsula except for scientific purposes under special permit is pro hibited prior to September 1, 1908.
 Goats-The open season for goats throughout Alaska is modified to eX- tend from August l to December 3l, both inclusive.
 WaIrus-The regulation of August 9, establishing a closed zone for wal rus, is modified to read as follows: Killing walrus south of line drawn from the north end of St. Michael island to Cape Vancouver teXcept by natives or for scientific purposes under special permit is prohibited prior to September l, 1908.
 Ptarmigan and Waterfowl-The open season for ptarmigin and waterfowl throughought Alaska is modified to eX- tend from September to January 3l, both inclusive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
IL PETROLEO 10 Es IN SUBSTITUTE
DEL ACElTE DE HIGlDO De BlCALOl

Durante Is presente escaSez de Aceite de
nfgado de bacalaO, algunos indust4 41ales han
necho grandeS esfuerzos para popu1ariZar en-
J provecho propio 81 uso del petroleo 8 parafi-
na como substancia alimenticia.
Bastante ridfculo es en- verdad, por no cal
8carlo de otro modo, 81 GSegurar que Ell peo
tr6leo puede substituir al aCeite de higad-
de bacalao.
La gran reputation de que goza el aceite
de hfgado de baCalao es debida sus grandes
propiedades nutritivas 8 alimentioias. En-
verdad, el aceite de hfgado de bacalao no sola-
mente es un alimento, sino que es el mejor
Glimento que Sc conoce en- Medicina y ann no
se hR podido enoontrar en- Ia nRturaleza otro
alimento igualy anunc1aE el petroleo CO.
mo un substitute del aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao es atribuir 81 petr6leo 8 paFaina pro-
piedades que no tiene. El petr0leo carece de
Ia pFopiedad esenCial de todo alimento, es
deoir, Is de ser aSimilable. 81 petroleo pa
rafina no solamente no es una Substancia ash
Enilable sinO que cuandO Sc toma interior
Enente es expelldo en- su totali ad por las eva
cuaoiones intestinRles, eausAddo indigestion,
irritation del est0mago y den los intestinos,
enfermedades del higado del panoreas y
con frecuencia diarrea y disenterfR.
La presente esCasez del aceite de hfgado
de bacalao es IN case exceptional que no du-
rar4 mucho tempo, pero que ha demostradO
va la gran demandA que constant0mente hay
en- el mundo por este producto Rlimentlcio.
Miles de personas, j0venes anCianos, usan
9ontinuamente este aceite y su salud su
vida dependen de 81.
Afortunadamente Ia mayor parte del aceite
de bacalaO que Sc consume en- el mundo es
adminisirado bajo la forma de @Emulcion de
Scott" preparada por les Sres. Scott s. Bow
ne, Qufmicos de Nueva York, quienes debido
q sus muChoS amos de eXperienoia en- Ia ma
5eria, vierOn venir la egCasez con muchos
neses de anticipaci6ne hicieron grandes AGO,
pios del aCeite, aunque para clio tuvieron. que
pagar pFecios enoFmes. ESQ no ostante, Ell
preCio corriente al detallo de In Emulsion de
6oott no hi sido alterado y puede obten rse
On Las botiacas droguerfas Al mismo precio
de siempre
El Petr6leo Parafna puede ser bueno pa
70 lubFicar maquinas & otros usoscs industr.a-
les, pero La Emulcion de Scott es Ia unlca
buena para el cuerpo hnmano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
CurateI General
de Ia POIiCIa.
TRASLADOS.

90. Teniente Angel G. VilIariny de
Guayama & AguRdiIIa.
%. Teniente jose Soto Rodriguez
de Aguadilla & GuayRms.
GaardiA Ramon Gonzalez de San
Juan { Morovis.
Guardia Santiago Rodriguez de San
Juan & Guayanilla.
lGusrdia ElRdio AyaIa de Ponce 6
Bsyam6n.
Guardia jose M. Sanchez de Moro
Wis & San Juan.
Guardia Primitive Rodriguez de
Guayanilla q San Juan.
Guardia jose Torres de Bayam6n 6
Ponce.
Guards jose D. Irrizary de Cayey
& CAbo Rojo.
Guardia Antonio Carbonell de Cabo
Roio & AgusdiIla.
GuArdia Carlos Dechoudens de
AguadilIa Ponce.
Guardia Jose e. ViIIafaf1a de BR-
rros & Ponce.
Guardia Manuel Cintr6n de Ponce &
Cayey.
Guardia Tel6sfOro Bccanegra de
Arecibo & Barros.
Guardia Jose Rodriguez Garcia de
ArecibO & Mayagtie2.
Guardis jose 3. Cordov6s de Maya
guez & APecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
Notlelas Dc Bayan6R.
de nuegtro o0rrespoa8a7 especial. J

de maestro cOrresponao5 especi0l.)
Nov. 2O.-Ayer domingo tuvo Luz
gar una reunion de los j6venes que
componen el psrtido unionista en- Ba-
yam6n.
A dicha reunion ConCurrieron valio-
afsimos elementos del partido = Sc
acord6 formar an regIamento para
que todOs sus miembros De rigieran
por esos estatutos.
Fu6 nombrado Presidente, Luis Ra-
mfrez, = Vices, Demetrio Gim6nez y
Santisg0 Nogueras Alvarez. Secre-
tario. Luis Cestero MoncIova. .-Teso-
zero, ElOy Perez Rivera.
La election fq6 hecha por unsnimi-
dad.
En- mi pr6xima dare detalles de los
estatutos y demas acuerdos.
"A les 5 p. m sali6 ID procession
del Coraz6n de Jes6s de ID IgIesia
aC0mpa1ads de una gran concurrencia.
Presentab8 un precios0 golpe de vista.
La luvia interrumpi6 Ii mGrcha de
Ia procession que tuvo que voIver al
temple antes que hubiera conCIufdo Ia
carrera que sc prOponfan efectuar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
lliei0 oral p0T PERU
rio en- uInaCaO.
EI Padre Dc unn do los plOGosi
dos SeuSt do GOaCCItn ( on
Official do pgllci1.
81 Jurado decIar6 no cul-
pable al acusador.


En- 81 mes de Julio pF6xihno pasado,
tiVO lugar en- Humacao IN iuicio con-
tra Ghillermo Anderson y Emiliano
Lopez, por esCalamiento en- primer
RradO.
En ese juicio fhg testigo de cargo eli
teniente No8 quien fu6 81 que hiz0 las
Investigations y oCup6 los efectos ro-
bados. deteniendO & lcs citados indi-
viduos.
En- ese juicio oral era testigo de des-
cargo GuilIermo Anderson, padre de
unO de los acusRdos. El senior Ander-
son en- ell juicio dijo que 81 su hijo se
habfa declarado cuIpable del delito de
esCalamiento ante la poIicfa hsbfa sido
porque 81 teniente Noa 10 habfa Ame-
nazado de mueFte. declarando habIa
dido 4 dicho Official hacienda las anne
nazss
El Juez Erwin pidi6. juramento &
Anderson de 10 que acabAba de mani-
festar orden6 al Fiscal que practica-
De una investigation. la que di6 por
resultado el procesAmiento de Collier
mo Anderson, por perjurio.
El Viernes 18 del actual Sc VIC ell
iuicio ante le Corte de Distrito de Ru-
macao. por juFado, 81 que declare 81
sefior Anderson no Culpable del delito
imputado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
Hygiene PahIIea.

Las Oasas desinfectadas en- la ciudad
de San Juan durante ell mes de Octu-
bre tltimo fueron las siguientes:
Local de Is casa n6merO % calIe de
San Sebastian por haber fallecido en
81 una persona que padecfa de tuber-
culosis'
Local de Ia casa n6mero is de IL ca
lie del Cristo, por haber falIecidO en-
81 una persona que padecfa de tuber-
culosis nj 'sent6rica.
Local de Ia casa n6mero 20 de Ii CO.
lie de Allen. pOr hsber falleCidO en-
81 una persona que padeCfa de enteritis
tubercnlosa.
Local de una casa de Santurce, en-
donde habia fallecido una persona que
psdecfa de tuberculosis pulmonar.
Local de lacasa n6mero 40 calle del
CristO, doDde falIeci6 -un suget0 q7e
padecfa de tuberculosis pulmonar.
Local en- una casa de PueFta de Tie
IRA. donde falleCi6 una persona que
padecfa de tuberculosis pulmonar.
Local de la casa n1mero 10 de Ii CO
lie de San Juan, de coude fuG trasIa-
dada al Hospital CuarentenariO una
persona que padecfa VariceIa.
Sc hiCieron Z defunciones: por tu-
berculosis y pOr Varicela. Los prac.
tiCantes que verifcaron Is desinfeCCi6n
fueron los sefores Segnet, LIauger,
Diez de Andino Y AFiaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
FElIClTAGION De BARCELONETA.

Senores s. r. Palmer. Matienzo
Cintr6n. DR.. Zano Gambia y Dr.. del
VaIle.
Ia Junta Local de Union de Puerto
Rico de este poblado. felicita & ustedes
por 81 gran triunfo Obtenido en- todo el
pals.
Es inmensa Ii satisfaction que Sc
siente On toda est9 comarca con eI glo-
rioso triunfo que hemos alcar z1dO.
La voz de Union repercute p0r estas
inmensas llanuras fOrm6ndose IN lazo
de smoF indestruCtible.
iVivs la patriA de Baldoriaty '
ACOsta! -
RAMON MARCHAN.
Presidente.
Barcelonets. Noviembre 90 de 1904.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
8 & mas Dneeos.

Z gena6O8 q Jos SaafoO11eaate8 8ObTe E969e-
tGs: Sc sortear6n todos los amos en-
ire los que mas Be distinRan por So
90 astanciR en- Ell AhoFro.
HoraS De Cara: Para las imposicio
mes:
De 8 ( 1O} de lasmafana, y de / & 81
de Ia tarde los dias laborables:y de OF
& 1O3 de Ia mafIana los DominQos. Para
u extracciOnes Las mismas horas ex-
sept0 Ia de lus Doningos.
Re0ZamaestO de Ia 8ecci6n: Las per-
sOnas que interesen mas pormenores
dObre las imposiciOnes, extracciones
manera de liquidat intereses, etc, pue-
allen solicitar -un eiempIar en Il Cais.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
MERGAHTIL.

Avisan los Sres Sucesores de Con-
zalez Hernandez & Co. s. en- Q. de
Mameyes. Rio Grande. haber disueItO
dicha sociedad. fernando otrs que Ri-
rar& con el mismo nombre, dedic&n-
dose 6 los mismos negocios que ID ex-
tinguida. siendo socio gestor don SAM
tisgo r. Hernandez, industrial don .Jo-
s6 A Miro y comanditario ID sucesi6n
De M. Gonzalez.
Deseamos & Ia uueva soCiedad, bue-
nos neq0Ciog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-21
NOticias De AreOIbO
(Ds nusstro COarespOnsal. }
NovieYnore %.

Noviembre 90.
a Causad de los fuertes aguaceros de-
estos dfas ha hecho una gran creciente
81 RIO Grande inundando toda la parte
bsja 5e Ia poblaci6n. El Alcalde ST.
Marin dispuso Sc abriera Ii Doca junt0
al Paseo de DAmas pudiendo ssl deaa.
guar 81 rio y evitar dalios y per FluiciOs.
Ha lleRado & esta ciudad donde h-
iar6 Sd residencia el distlnRuido Joven
DR.. don jose A. Lopez. despu6s de
haber pasado una temporada en- los
Estados Unidcs.
Esta semana es de festss para los
alumnos de las escuelas. pues Ell dfa "a
es Ii fiesta de gracias. 81 25 IL del Ar-
Dol. el 26 y 27 fiestas de reglamentO-
"A conseCuencia de 10 variable de
Ia temperature se han desarrOlIadO en-
esta poblaci6n muchos casos de cata-
FrOs en- f0rma gripal.