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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17
N0TAS De PONCE
(Coitintacija Dc Ia pdgina -

=. Esta noche contr aeran matrimo
nio cat6lico, en- Ponce, ell senior don
Patricio Lopez, de Humacao, y la SO
norlta Hortensia Duprey, h js de ia
sehora doha Ana Rogue.
= Ciento once braceros salieror
anoche para San Juan, on ell vapor
<Puerto Rico.s
La administration de nuestro es
timado colega sEl Eco de Puerto Rico,
ha pasado a manos de d n joaquin
Rodriguez, p0r la circunItancia de
hallarse enfelmo don Tomas CespeieE.
~Anochs so reuni6 el Ayunta
miento 90 session extroordinaris, pa
ra designsr su representation en- Ia
asamb!ea do municipics Re,u!taron
dssignAdos los concej Ales Morales Le.
br6n, Coronas, Torres Alvar ado, Mo.
ret y Zayaa.
Ill hil n ,tiaAdo Ferreras dara
estA nochs una fupc.0n On el tsasro
sGompers,, do 10 FedsrAci6a Libre. !,
Ei cpadro drama,ic0 aLos Hijos d.l
nabsjos poadr2 60 escena el juguete
comico clos dsmon;os 60 sl cusrpos
como par.e 6nal del sspt ctsculo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17
LIBRO vi
LA VERDAD SOSPECHOSA
La puerta del purgatorio

No tsngo para que anassr Ia anteriot Tfists
mo, sucsso. van q servir ahora mismo de comantario
Pss6 aqnela ain nogdn accidents dig de manci6n
prm d cup6 ago 81 recuardo de- mi stscsdo
Gtegoa dapnst deacsussn1 mis- b,neso intsn
clones segud.d d., clGo de Dsgo soniesdaa mi.
ranzs pssrnAr segus trsndome don jaime
embees.do mi cor.s5n m ssprtu COZ IL ducs idea de Ga,
brels con e,pectva d. nuesro pr6x csme1t. de-
snpreon6 de- sqne. puer csc6a, muy conf,do
no tendrfs ultsriores cousecuencias.
Con cato, los muchos muy agadables quehscres
que estaba entreg.do tDdIs hor decude ex:ssmaDts
amargo mm que dsg ID csu,n ona lego
otro domingo gus oclrrne envar pregunar
h,bfa rgresado Doge MS bsn dando snpuasto
hAba regessdo todsv caando me avssoa nj bA
Las sgadablss sdp,ciones de- que h chI m6rto
o1Gs del de don m uus denotrAbiu ell rumbo
grave formal que hbA 20 dado mi antss borrAscosa vida
Acababa de Ell dstrto-muy pr6x Madrid -en
rAdicb,1 mis- ioes bens t, go. mi administrator
al pIita 'hsa daciiisol nessntsrm, csndid.toa
Ia ipla51 CJtt9A A2oyibna e Iol,tno tan 2lgAdo de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17
AvlS0 Al PUBl|c0

FL Honorable Concejo Municipal
de este pueblo, en- session celebrada ell
dia IL del mes On curse, acorj6 sacar
p1blico remate el servieio de medi
cinas enfermos pobres de esta locali-
dad, durante ell ado fiscal de 1905 q
1906.
Dlcho acto tsndra lugar ell dia -
de Agosto del alio On curse, & las dos
de la tarde, en- los salones Consisto-
rio Municipal.
FL pliego de condolences, Sc halla
de man tiesto en- Secretaria Municipal
durante los dias laborables, de los
dias no festivos. .-Naguabo, IA de Ju.
lilo de 1905. : Rafael Rpcq, Alcalde Mu-
nicipal. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17

-Ninguna periona lana puede
elcglsr . nusstra rica ceryeza <P Shkts
euuio cua quiers que 90 halls sentido
snfsrmo. NJ. r. Cslder6a Ca son
sus sgsntes, Tetuan 10 IL.
--Ha entrado cumplir condens
on Ia carcel de Ponce por sl delito de
abuse de confanza, ell individuo Gas.
par Dfaz.
En- Ia carcel dc San Juan lngre.
saron dltimamente, sentenciados en-
varios delit.s por la Corte Municipal, /,
Juan Cintr6n Melendez, Antonio Ortiz
C6smez, Pedro Donis Guzm.n, Loren
20 Santos (al Mango, y Rafael Guerra.
-Fue propuesto al Attorney Ge-
neral, para el cargo do Juez de Paz dc
Guayanilla, don Isafas Rodriguez T46
PEI.
Dlcha plaza qued6 yacants hace
pocos dfas.
Ell Ayuntamlento proyecta CO.
locar dos focos ele. e.tricos on la pla4 q
de Colon.
-.El nuevo hospital de mujere
SO inaugurarA en- la primera quincsna
dc cate mes.
--Esta tarde las tres los sefiores
Todd, Iglesias y Becerril, celebrarar
una conferenc.a con el Gobernado,
Fost.
-.Fue aver detsnido en- Bayamor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17

tisimo. FL dictimsn facultativo ace! .
ca de Saturpimo Gsrstini informa que
padeoe de IN anfa exaltsds, teniendo
lucidez al terminarse el accsao.
-OportupameLte ~ ocupara LA
DEMoCRACIA de denostrar que la
Compafis que represents en- este PAT.
el seiior Narvaez Rlvera,es una de las
que gozan de mayor credito y prestigio
en- el contln ,nts Debido = eto Q. que
los vspores correos quo llegsn = ssta
isla vienen atsstados de paa aueses pos.
tales de dicha cass. Es una frma
sin rival. For ESQ les pusblos iati-
nos 10 favorscen con su coraanza y
con ~ patronage.
--Esta noche celebrara session el
Ayuntamiento 81 SO reune suGciente mi
nero de concejales.
--Ha salido esta mahsna para
Ponce, Mayaguez y Aguadilla 81 Hon.
Attoru0y souoT reullle.
-Aprovechando ell buen tempo
que reino aver, numerosa concurrencia
acudi6 q pasear on la alameda del
<Parque Borinquens.
Una de las ventaj.a de Ia ma.
quina sOlivsrs sobre sus simtlstes 9.
que la impression SO .fee.da go!pe andu
hacia absio las palanoAs, 10 que d.
mas fuerza . estas tor ~ propia ten.
dsncia . cser sobre el rodlllo, obse.
niendose, como consecuencla, I'm graz
r1 moro de coplas sin que el opera 10,
ssnga que golpear muy faertemsnte O
kclsdo.
Julian Ramos y Alberto Ava
rez 90 acusAn mdtuamsnte, de anne
nasas antslA Corte municipal.
Ls Corts .ehal6 Glen dollars d,
aanEa . csdR unO.
Ell Dspartamento del Tesoro 10
vant6 un embargo On Agladx y otrt
en- Sabsna grande. Los colectores d,
Yauco y Sauta Isabel remitteron va
riss denuncias contra comerciantes d,
dichos pusblos por infsaocionss d,
las leyes de rentas internas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17
GobernadOr.

Ell alcalde sefIor Todd trata de
fundar una banda municipal con des'
tino al cuerpo de bombsros. retreats
en- Ia plaza, y fiestas que celebre Ia
ciudad de San Juan.
-Esta noche tomara possession del
cargo de CONCEAL de este Ayuntamien
to, don Angel Rivero Mendez. Es Sc.
guro que el sefor Mendez concurrirA q
10 Asamblea de los Municipios.
En- la session de esta noche en- ell
Ayuntamiento, el concejal senior Fald
presentara una moci6n fin de que Ia
empresa de carros electricos cumpla
extrictamente las ordenanzas munici
pales.
--Desle anoche Sc encuentra On es-
"a cludad el revsrendo PAdre Estrads,
cura pArrooo de Q lebrsdillss. FL pa
Dire Estrada es.ara slgdroa dias On
San Juan con objsto de aslstir . las
plA,icAs religiosas oispu sstss por M In.
sefior el Oo.spo Blsi k
.-En Ia semana Q ue term n6 80 an
registrado en- San Juan vein.isiete de-
func ZONES, de las cua'es tres son tu.
berculOsos.
-Dssde aver empez, 4 fincionar
el CAIRO fd aebre para Ia conducci6n
dc los cadAyeres do los vecinos pobres
de esta ciudAd.
-El slcaide dc San Juan sefor
Todd recibi6 un telegrams del Ayun-
tamiento de Ponce, design Ando ests
ciudsd para la asamblea de los mu-
Inieipios que ha do celebrarxe el rs del
corriente.
--A1cchs fue herido pravement te
on el barrio <Pagasdos de vega-baia !,
JosS Ma,fa Reyes. La policfa detu
vo & Gregorio MaldonaJo, sutor del
hecho, ocupAndols un machete. E.
herido aigue grave.
| En- Juana DiaG ocurri6 snochs
ua slcsso anormal. Fl espiritista
Stturntno Caratini eItr6 en el temple
Icst6lico, rompiendo tres imSgenes,
Inueve noreros y una lampara del San.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17

Pablo Torres, por robo de una yegua
proriedad dc don Juan Pablo. Santana.
...Fueron trasladados por slO,iar.
tel general los policfas Juan T. Ace.
vedo, para Manatl; Eugracia Castro,
Humacao; Antonio Carlo, para
Aguadilla; y Pedro Rios Torres, con
destino q Humacao.
mos participa el senior don Ma
nusl Soto, dueho del almacen de niue.
bles sEi ParAiso, dc esta ciudad, que
ca mbiG ~ estabIecimiento do 10 calie
de 10 Luna . la dc San JuItc, nq9.
--Anoehs estuvo.G punto de oeu.
rrir una des g. acis On 10 calle do Sln
Francisco, frente q 10 plaza dssBAldo.
rioty. al paso de un caro- satctrico,
La demasiAda sglomsraei6n do gsnss
On csc iugar esLecialmel 10 los saomir.
| G, en- Ia mocha, paede see causa esa...
qaier dia dc un pusyo 4ucsso, do los
muchos que ya hemos ooneatade.
-.-Ingresan bajo -sumaria en- 10
carcel do Ponce, AguadiHa y Maya
gnez, acusados dc los delitos de agre-
sion, aggression grave, seduction, ase.
sinato en- segundo grado, hurto de
menor cuantia, hurto de mayor eusn.
tia, perjurio' y acometimiento y agrs.
sion, los In lividuos Manuel Cabrera
alias xTroro bravos; Nemesio Rivera,
Ignacio Martinez, Juan Zarsgoza,
Juan Hernandez, Isidoro Collazo Ba.
tista, Pablo Torres Cintr6n, jose FL
gueroa, Eugenio Caraballo, este tlti.
mo, baio cauci6n iuratoria.
Ha aldo sepsrado dc, cuerpo do
10 polioia insular sl poliela Tom&.
Lamsla. TAmbiea fue ssparado el
guardiA Rafael K. Psehsco L,p,s.
Ell Doctor Gomez Brioso order &
esta manans & los inspsctorss santa
lrlos glrassn visiias de inspecCi6n 4
| (Contiaao en- Ia pdgina 6e)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17
N0T|cIAS DEL DIA

Banda municipal Rvero concejal la Asambea
de Municipos.-Mocion del senior Fau.-El Padre Es-
trada.-27 defunciones. CAIRO funebre gratuito.-
Ponce ellie San Juan.-Herido gravee Vega. Baja.
-El loco de Juana- Daz. Julian Ramos mutado con
Glen dollars.-Robo con escaamiento en- Abonito.-
Pr6fugo en- Ciaes.-Cuatrero Bayam6n. rasla-
dos.-Ventas de azlcar.-En libertad. -Regreso del
Gobernador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17
SECCl0N MERCAN TIL
Buques anunclados

sQuebec., Sc aguarda de un dia q
otro proceden!e de Pto Plata y segui.
ra viaje para Europa via Saint Tho
mas.
<Augusta w. Shows Del puerto
de N W York para el nue. .tro habra
saltdo el 10 del corriente.
<Coamos saldra para New York
maf1ana
sPoDce, ssli6 el Is del ,rrlents de
New York para ests.
Emanuel Calvo., Del 20 al % del
corriente recalarA procsdente d. Co.
lon y sscalas y consiuuando viaje pa
ra Csnariss, Ca liz, B ,rceloaa &c.
nova.
sAntonio Lopez , El q del ac.usl
e.tara Squf procedents de Geaova '
ssca'as. Seguira visje para la II. $.
bana.
eIUn.arOn puerto:
vapor tJulis, De Ia Habana y
escalas.
g )leta "a "a M aria, de Hu macao.
II sConatancia, de Mayagu z.
Id sAsrla Arsau, de Vlequss.
VApor <Coamo, de la isls.
Sc adbshtaron de salida:
Vapor sPh!ladelphlas para Ia
Guayra
G)lesss <Carmelita, y Rosa Maria
Buques en- puerto
TRAvSEIA
sSprlng6i.lds descargando.
IS JOSEF carg ando.
Goodwin Stonder, csrgaodo.
81, hn Nc Dermont, descargando
<Gladys, i'd.
sChas s. Ri,,s lendiente.
sRsbecca Cronw,ll, id.
sAlics Mays i'd.
sCIhsrines descarg sndo.
xCOsmos carganio.
sJulias pendiente.
COSTANEROS
<Borinquels Yabucos.
xIniia, dsscargsndo.
sMayaguexana, descargando.
<Isabela, i'd.
sUberita, Viequss.
J <Dos Hsrmanoss Fsjardo.
<Constancias descargando.
cana Marias Humacao y Ngbo.
<Naria Artsu, Vieques.
| <Purto Rico, pendiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-17
Prsclos MIN de los articulos
que SO detaIlan en-

QuV % uOkoVot uu
aImacenes
ARROZ. -Jap6n " q t3s; Idem de
y3t y e3s; americana corriente % & st
Aios mallorq uinss, q 80 ctvs.
Jamonea SO.
Quesos amecs. . SIS Patagras Is.
Tooino, - Il 14i.
Jab6n, A.80 & a. 10 Rocamora;
americana, t1 -.
Pasta del pals Ut.
Manteca sst Ab} On / J On latas de
o. 40
Harins de e6i . s6t.
Habichuelas blancAs del pals 81 q
I, Americsnas 81 -.
Colorsdss del pals Il as.
AmerieAnss hlsncss largas e6.
Garbanzos u q II
Bacalau . t8t.
Cehollss &35i.
ArenQuss ct
Mantsquilla, de sl4 9 le
Pasta americans On cajas de una
arroba %.
Papas americanas de s1.75 3 1.S5
Id islefiss %.
Tasaio sl04.
varios articuIos del pals
Preclos corrlentes
A1dcar para 81 consume:
Moscabado olaro de s4.a sai.
Dc misl claro 3 1878.
Centrifuga olaro de 1e s6.
AEdcar americana de IL aS6t.
Algod6n de 81 s6.
Almid6n . a q At
Cats corriente sllt q l2l.
Cueros dulces $751;
Cocos . 10 millar.
Ron 80 grsdos Cartier & SO cents-
vos gallon.
Maix . $50.
Sebo ~ q.q.
Tabaco, nominal.
Cambios corrientes
Londraa check 4.8S q 4.884
Paris II u D.
Hamburgo 3s&4s
New York a 1l8 P.
EspaGa DIV 25{ & 30 D
Accionss
Banco lEspahol.." 5 IS 4 20.
B .uco Territorial. 8 12&l5.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-11
RUST SCARE AIDS
MIXED FARMING
PASTURING GAINING IN FAVOR
-, ABOUT WAHPEToN, N. D.
Example of the 7-OOO-Acre Adams Farm
to Keep Stock and Fertilize Is Hav-
ing Infiuence-First-C Glass Grain and
Grass Crops in the Region About
Wahpeton.
Special to The Journal.

special 20 Lie JOuCu3As e..
Wahpeton, n. D., Aug. 1.-THE
Wheat harvest has begun in a few
localities. A week of warm weather
brought the grain on all at once, so
that there is a lively call for new har
vest machinery. Next week harvest
will be in full blast.
Some barley has been in shock for
over a week and some is being threshed.
The wheat is fairly good and oats and
flax are fine. This has been a great
year for timothy and clover, Of which
larger percentage is going in every
much to turn this locality from its pre-
dominant wheat raising feature to that
Of pasturing and mixed farming. One
place which this year is raising 600
acres Of wheat, 800 acres Of oats and
200 acres barley, besides 100 acres corn
and 40 acres potatoes, next year ex-
poets to raise 200 acres wheat, and the
balance principally in oats and barley.
The wheat will be a nurse crop for
timothy and clover and a herd of full
blooded cattle will be placed on the
farm.
Another thing that is influencing
farmers to change over to the mixed
style of farming is the policy Of the
Adams farm, twelve miles west of
| Wahpeton. This 7,O0O-acre tract for
several years planted from 1900 to
1000 acres Of corn and pastured from
5000 to 10000 sheep. The land was
built up by the use of twenty manure
spreaders. None of the straw is burned.
The result is that the wheatfelds which
formerly were producing about fifteen
bushels an acre have for two or three
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-11
Madame Belcher' S Experience
a SOCIETY LEADERS, ESCAPE

In exclusive and aristocratic circles
of one of America leading cities
moved refined, witty and most amia-
BILE lady whose society was much sought
now and then she was, much to the
annoyance OF her associates and greatly
to her own modification, obliged to
gulp up large quantity of gas that
was constantly accommodating in her
stomach.
Leading physicians on two continents
had failed to relieve her Of hatulent
one could not long be in her presence
without being aware of it.
Some one once spoke of her as
Madam Belcher'' and other inconsid-
crate people repeated the expression.
Reaching the lady's ear it so provoked,
distressed and mortified her that she
thereafter withdrew from society alto
gether.
At last she concluded to try Stuart 3
Dyspepsia Tablets, the advertisements
of which she had often seen in the
papers but had not needed because she
thought them too cheap to amount to
much and not to be compared with a
five dollar prescription from fashion
able doctor that would cost several dol
lars more to be filed at fashionable
drug store. g..
To her surprise and Joy, she found
that the tablets gave prompt and posi-
tive relief and few boxes made a per-
feet and permanent cure.
She is no longer "Madam Belcher, -
but has re-entered society and is one
of its most sought-after and admired
representatives
There are belchers In all walks Of
life, people who cannot properly digest
their food, which stays in the stomach
and, decomposing. gives rise to gases
that distress and the belching of which
humiliates. IS;
These cases can all be cured cheaply,
privately and satisfactorily. All one has
to do is to go to the nearest drug store
and buy Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets,
which only cost SO cents box, take
them according to the printed direc-
tions, and they will do the rest. If
you have dyspepsia in any form or
stage; if you cannot digest good
square meal three times a day and get
only strength and satisfaction out of it,
try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and you
will be pleased.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-11
SAY The STATE Is
. MAKING THREATS
Extraordinary Practices Charged
to District Attorney in Mil
Waukee Graft Gases.
Special to The journal.

Special to The Journal.
Milwaukee, Aug. lily have been
threatened with Indictment. I was told
that I would be indicted for suborna-
ton Of perjury unless I stopped. Theo.
dore Kronsage telephoned me the mes
sage.'
These were charges made before
court commissioner today by F. W. Won
Cotzhausen, attorney for F. F. Schultz,
a reporter indicted for alleged graft
ing.
Won Cotzhausen had begun proceed
ings to force the publication Of the
testimony against his client. The
charges were made when Won Cotzhau-
sen was about to begin the hearing Of
the Schultz-Strauss SANDER suits, result
ing from the grand jury Indictment.
enioined by the superior court from
hearing the testimony. Mr.. Golf stepped
forward to shake hands with Mr.. Won
Cotzhausen.
II will not shake hands with you,'
exclaimed the latter in loud voice.
You are no gentleman, sir. I feel
that I have been stabbed in the back
by you and resent it. I wrote to
Judge Brace that the persons in the
ing vicious vicious, sir, and that his
presence was needed here to attend to
important matters before the court,
which, in his absence, was going wild.'
Theodore Kronsage is the agent of
the government who is a silent assist
ant Of McGovern in the graft investi-
cation.
Julius O. Stamm, indicted for graft
ing, was pulled from bed late at night
last night and taken in hack by a
reporter, acting, it is supposed, as
agent for District Attorney McGovern,
to the Blackstone club, where Meow
ern, his assistant, Henry F. Cochems,
and other members Of the bar have
their homes. -.'
Mr.. Stamm says: 'The district at
torney wanted me to make confess
sion. He promised immunity from
prosecution if I would tell him some
things which he thought I knew. The
fact Of the matter is; he wanted me to
make liar of myself in regard to
Mayor Rose and others because of my
connection with the city democracy.
"He told me that if my testimony
was of sufficient service to him he
would grant me immunity from prose-
cution by the grand jury; if it were
not so valuable as that; he would give
his word as a gentleman that what I
might tell him would not be used
against me on my trial on the charge
of Offering Otto Zidell, Jr., $1,000 in
the morgue site deal.
"I asked to be excused for an hour
and escaped.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-11
DID HARTMAN PAY
HIMSELF SALARY?
Railroad Stockholders Say He
Voted Himself $4,000 and
Broke Agreement.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE minority
stockholders of the KansasoCity South
ern railroad have consulted a widely
known corporation lawyer relative to
having suit brought against Edward H.
Hartman for the recovery of large
sum Of money paid as salary while he
was directing the affairs of the board
as chairman of the board. It is al
legged that Mr.. Hartman decided to pay
himself $4,000 year as chairman
after he had taken the position on the
understanding that it was to be non.
salaried office.
Hartman served two years without
pay, but in the third year he decided he
was entitled to a salary and made it re-
troactive to cover the two years during
which he had drawn no pay. AS re-
suit, it is stated in the third he drew
from the treasury $4,000.
Mr.. Harrimantis now out Of the Kan.
sas City Southern. He retired as the
result Of the reorganization, forced last
spring by the committee Of stockhold.
ers headed by Herman Sielcken, who
since has been elected president.
The Sielcken committee employed
Samuel Untermyer to conduct the fight
against Hartman and it. was that law
yer who first discovered the salary Har.
riman had drawn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-11
BOSTON RESENTS
SLUR ON FANEUlL
Hub Historians Say Old Peter
Was a Tax Reformer, Not a
Smuggler.

Boston, Aug. lin the midst of the
excitement attending a bribery scan
dial in it's board Of aldermen, Boston
paused to listen to an attack from a
new quarter. The wires brought the
story that Professor Shepardson Of the
University of Chicago had declared
that Faneuil hall, the most venerated
relic Of colonial days, is monument
to tainted money, basing his statement
on another declaration that ga letter
is on record0 acknowledg that old
Peter Faneuil, whose money built the
hall, was what in these days would be
called a whisky. smuggler.
Alexander Corbett, Jr., a local his
torical authority, said: It was the
evasion Of taxes by refusing to pay
them that made this country what it
is. In Judging the morality Of any
times, one must make allowance for
the customs Of those times. In Fan
euil IS day it was the custom to avoid
the customs, especially on necessaries
like Santa Cruz rum and French bran
dy, SO we must not consider him odd.
AS to his money being tainted-well,
that opens the whole wearisome Rookie
Teller debate again. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-11
EIGHTEEN-BUSH AVERAGE
Brown County Has Much Good Wheat
First Marketings.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. zE
New Ulm, Aug. 1.-THE first wheat
of the 1905 crop was brought to this
city yesterday by Christ Filzen, ST.. The
wheat is Of good quality and will aver
age twenty bushels to the acre. The
price received was SO cents a bushel.
The wheat harvest is practically ended
in Brown county. The farmer the coun-
ty over say there is a better yield this
not beer rep yHsed e W an he
hail or windstorms, except for few
square miles near Springfield and the
weather the psat month has been ex.
ceptionally good for the maturing of
crops. The general average for the
county is expected to be about eighteen
bushels to the acre. There are some re.
ports of a yild as high as twenty-five
bushels.