davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05

Yes, rye bread is scarce. But mas any
one noted a rye whisky shortage7
Mr.. Persimmon-You're a peachl
Miss Pum--No. I'm not I never mixed
with an insurance company.
Now, in Chicago. they are the truc-
ulent drivers
It is rather embarrassing to both par
ties when your friend the undertaken
asks you, 'IIows your healthT
James Hazen Hyde will soon become a
subject of France, instead Of subject of
ridcule, as he now is.
Topeka, Kas., is a forehanded town.
with the thermometer 100 in the shade
and precious little shade--the council
passed an ordinance requiring that all
snow be cleared from the sidewalksl
The shah of Persia tainted in Paris
shop The prices were enough to make
him swoon.
Chauncey DePhew found that he didn't
need any mud baths in Europe; the mud
singers at homo were quito sufficient.
Don't be in hurry; it's the man who
waits who gets the tips.
Miss orange-why does the umpire say
"Play ballY?
Mr.. Prune-some of the players need
the advice.
Your auto speeder is your real knocker:
he's only happy when he is running some
one down.
What will China pour on her troubled
waters if she boycotts our oil?
The motto of Kansas has been changed.
It now reads: I'm Governor Hoch signo
vinces."
p. p Damn celebrated his iftieth birth
day in Missouri last week and the whole
Damn family was there.
The police force of Panama mutinied
recently. There's no politics in 1t; he
didn't get his pay.
Poppy-I understand her bathing suit
is a sensation.
Magnolia--Well, there's very little to it.
Komura has sixty trunks with him,
but it's safe bet that the real peace
terms are up his sleeve.
| A New Jersey preacher has taken out
a permit to carry pistol. Are the mos
quitoes that large this year?
Johnnie Lemon-Pa, what is the happy
medium?
Lemon, sr.-The one who gets the big
| gest fee for the least work.
|
Despite his exposure. John DIS health
doesn't seem to suffer.
| The czar has ordered the Siberian rail-
| road double tracked He must be expect
ing bigger retreat than usual.
Mrs. Chadwick (remember her?) found
rat in her cell the other night. Did she
scream? Hardly. She hypnotized 1t as
she had done the bankers in the old days.
The earl marshal of England wears a
$125O uniform. S-s-h Don't let General
Miles hear about it!
| Atchison. Kas., has a scandal in which
the parties are mot very prominent"
How eccentric! z.
| The Ironton, Ohio, News says: Miss
Lulubel Nudge gave slumber party last
night" Must be from Philadelphia.
Anent Scorching
| So spake the auto-maniac: II care for
naught but speed,
And if l may but beat the wind, for no
! laws will / heed
| Their blood be on the heads of those
| who in my way may stray;
I'm crazy-wild on going fast and
would scorch all day!'
Yea, scorch you do, and scorch you shall,
and when this life is DER,
And you go down below, you'll find wide
| spread the open door;
There Satan, he will grin with glee, and
| he will wave torch
All day and eke all night again, you'll
scorch-and scorch-and scorchl
w. H. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
Population of Los Angeles 2Ol .249

scotty it seems any less foolish for his trip
anyhow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05

Topeka, Kas., is a forehanded town.
with the thermometer 100 in the shade
and precious little shade-the council
passed an ordinance requiring that all
snow be cleared from the sidewalksl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05

The shah of Persia tainted in Paris
shop. The prices were enough to make
him swoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05

The Ironton, Ohio. News says: Miss
Lulubel Nudge gave a slumber party last
night" Must be from Philadelphia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
THE HERALD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The HeraIds circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
ls larger than that Of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
" faSAaCHE 0E Lii CEATRsL GU4sICa

Durante 2s,os Gltimos dias Sc reel
bieron 6rdencs en- New York para
proVeer de mdquinas y aparato5 uece-
sarios 4 Ia gran factoria azucarera
.eXjStente en- Puerto Rico delominada
Guanica Centralc, con obieto de au-
mentar Ia capacldad De sus estable
cmientos de 1900 toneIadas, hasta la
de $500.
La enorme escala en- que ALI Sc ia -
tenta trabailr indicar Ia gran corfan-
"a cue Sc ticne en- el porvenir Ge Ia
industria azucarera, s. Sc uti!izan les
metodos modernos y los mas perfec-
clonados aparatos
Ell objeto de Ia compafiia explota
dora de dicha Central; el ideal supre
mo que acaricia, es, el de instalar las
mej0res maquinarias y equipos, suf
cientes en- cantidad en- calidad para
aseg rar las mas productivas mas
porfecta manufacture dc az1car que
puede ooteuerse d. IA inmcnsa can't
dad de cana que tiene cultivando.
La competencia entse los fabricantes
de maquinas para las haciendas del
%dui ~ oNiN4C1at NbS OK ~ iUlN lNt NAtt
muy actlva y fue1te: tanto, que ounce
8 veinte fabricas tenian sus reprcsen
tantes Ell New York; y entire elias ha-
bia muchas hrmas eXtranjeraS y na
cionales.
Cuando Sc hicieron las concesiones
para proveer de maqunas Ia Guanica
Central aquella casa espl6ndlda de
WHITE IRON WORKS COMPANY" dc
New Orleans, recib) Srdenes por un
TRAPICHE y un DISMGNUIDoR y ALI en-
Guauica instalar4 IN hormoso traplche
majestuosisimo de NUEvE MASAS de
81 x a. y un DlsMlNUiDOR Marshall
con dos poderoSos motoreS Corliss.
Ctra casa de New Orleans, la de
John II. Murphy, recibio tambien Or
denes por UN TACHO AL VACIO DE
DOCE PIES DE DIAMErRc; por ocho cris.
talizadores Book; por dos caentadores
de guarapo de corriente contraria, de
MIL PIES CUADRADOS CADA UNO, y por
un aParatc complete para azufrar y
encalar el guarapo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
Las maqulnariaS del aZaCar
IkPORTsEfg 4 Los HlCEkBlDOS

Llamanos u atenci6n pode -osa-
meme de los hacendSdos de caga dc
esta lSla Y lie las dcms * aniillas acer-
"a del ar;iculo cue reprodudmo>
continuation. .ra&ucido del Ingles y
publicado en uno de los mas lmpor
t+ntes peri6dicos dc Ia Union Amerr
cana, The LOUISIANA Planters Sugar.
Manufacturers
En- diCho ar;iculo Sc dem uostra de
manera palmaria. G. intcres que tie
men los azucareros dc cs'Os Daises -rc
picales en mcjorar sus prodactos para
10 cual neCes. .riamente han dc pro
veerse de las maquinariaS aparatos
mas modernos Y mas perfeccionados.
II seior William Nill4vaso, repre-
scutaute en- esta Ciuda6 de San Iuan
dc Ia res oetable casa John H. Murphy,
de New Orleans, faLricadOra de ma
quinas y apsratos perfectos para Ia
elaboration de azdcar, tiene magnifi
cos catalogos ilustrados con sus precios
coIrespondientes Y Sc compIaeeria en-
ems fiarloS i quienes Sc sirviera viSi
ar su ofcina, es ablecida en IA calle
de Ia Tanca, esquina la de Tctuan.
Debe tcnerse en- Cuenta. qse Il casa
que 4 representa- dicho sefor, es uns
casa de verdadera respOnsabilidad ;
pueS tiene TN erorme capital Cuenta
con todos los elementos necesarios Y
con IN personal competitfsimo y ac-
two qae le permit cumplir con cfca-
eia con los que Sc sirvan trasmitirle
sus 0rdeneS
Niueun4 otra casa de los Estados
UnidoS y nos atrevcmos decir que
nj d. extranjero puedc competir con
Ia de Mr. John II Murphy que repre-
senGa el seiior William Vilavaso, y
Ininguna tampoco ofrece les garantias
cue ella de rePoner su costo y sin
gastO alguno extra todo ell material
de ma4uinas J aparatos que Sc Ie com
prem en caso de fesultar defectucSos
3 de ro ser del agrado de os senores
hacendados.
De esperarse, es pues que todos los
hacendados que tengan necesidad de
establecer en- sus hncas las mas per
feccionodas maquinarias y las mas
mOderras euvlen sus 0rdenes al sc
flor Vm. Villavaso. residenta en- esta
Cindad de San Juan Tanca, esquina
Tetuan.
Dice. asi el aludido peri6dico cen el
tltulo de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26

ne ioaa en- nncae srsrs-se cue
IEir NfuFNas fNa. saNE n-sNt
~ 'eha r.. Nnfghv. rsEn enfw-
fNrao tsau ~ Iss feenrsfse esas rae
'ifuen sanalss cn Aena 81 ..ag 4.
fHfsf hE Nerfna se haeer M ar
sss ial rrs - gaa uaras uaacafae ..,s
ffectn - ers
c.as. ac sfsha' .
HfE @fu1Nn lrnE WosfA Cos.
FsNv. p cs'o, ado tr fachcs fnncnsas
eu =. hesaao &c l.auis.aaa. - cabs
ca Nlxica. slsaaoe ac g Is csles son
&c las iaas cfsn3c qae be aaa fahfi
cado e. = mGndo.
"a crlS sltzsd ~ Narshsl ilustrSGo
v dcScrito cn cxtcrSo "a cstck nsganae
sscc "a algunas semanss. y 81 diSIni
nuidor Marshall son dos extrcmzda-
menic valioSaS eSp-cis.i3 dcs. dc las
cuales Int WWrNtY lK4N sW0RKs
C0ArsSv son lnicss manufacturers
Y sctualmenic sc estsn irsiai ando en-
Cuba Mexico i'rcrto Rico Loais;a-
IA, muy extenSemente.
FL nuevo trapiche &c Cuznica Cen
tral. t,ndr4, Segun hef1os dicao un
DfSNINUIDoR MARSHALL adiunto 4 e.
New Orleans as cn l. sctualidsd TN
lmportante ccntro IA inufactuIero de
todoS los aparatcs que Sc requiereu en-
Las t2CtOriaS dc szt p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
"a ensferro del
seTor Miranda

FL cortejo f1nebre Sc form6 en- Ia
plaza de Colon, siguiendo por las ca
Hes dc San Francisco. plaza de Baldo
lioty de Castro calle de San lose
San Sebastian y Santo Cristo.
Formaban Ia presidencia del duelo,
don Francisco de Paula Acufia, don
Felipe y don Dionisio Trigo y el senor
Perez Morris.
En- q acompafiamiento iban los Sc
flores, don Gumerslndo Suarcz, don
Severe Ochoa, don Jose Maria Lom-
ba, don Generoso Candina don. Ramon
Falcon, don Eduardo Quintana, ell Sc
flor Montesinos, don Eugenio Medina
cl Rvdo. Padre Berrfos, Perez Losa
da. ell sefor Garcia Slenz, ell stfi r
Vega y varios caballeros mas, cuyos
nombres no hemos podido retener.
Despidio ell duelo el Sr. Perez Morris
loniendo de relieve las condolences de
caracter y las virtudes del 6nado.
Dios haya acogido en- su seno ell
alma del que va no existe, y reciban
sus dcudos nuestro pesamc reiterado y
sincere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26

Doleeiof. ra4a NcniafuSee D este
inneionaria
Sas d.as SO lehen essas con
% So,
l'orQlc = impossible g4e ALI
snrrehc naiic. til 7roceier. cS
shsnrsla IA crceOcia de cue ohe.
dczcs dis p0sicioneS dc Ia .mctr,.
poi. pcrQue In nacion america.
na 90 rcccSlla cxnlotarno> dc
ca inauera Tan in,cua. Y ya he'
mos visio 16mo han siio releva
dos despues DC lustihcadas las
que Jas contra ellos presentadas.
empleados anteriores 4 los que
actualmente funcionan en- las
Aduanas.
Nosotros hemos querido sim
plliicar el trabajo de los que ha-
van dc invest'gar Ia conducta
del Collector.
En- nue>tros articulos van
pruebas de una conviction abru-
madora. van anonadantes V con-
venceiores testimonies. de los
cuales Sc desprende la eviden
cia triste dc que el pals est5
siendo victima de una grande
iniusticia. victima de la mex
periencia de ese Collector. V de
Ia perfdia de sus satellites; victi-
ma &c un despoJo Y de un abuse
ins0' ente, victlma sa~riflcada
en- los suplicios torturadores del
nambre pero que Sc revuelve 4
tempo, rebelde al sacrlhcio, y
pidG iusticia con una voZ tan
fuerte, que seria insolente sino
flera justa, pero que siendolo
tanto es abrumadOra Y solemne.
Qutjanse tambi6n los conner
ciantes, de la demora con que
Sc despachan los asuntos EN- la
Adrana. Todo sc mace cOn una
lentitud desesperante.
Y esa caIma que no tienen
mas reme1lo que sufrir los i'm
Doriad0res, es tan danina q sus
negocios como la calma chicha
4 las emba1cacionas de vela y
les ocasiona perjuicios tnconta p
bles y dan0s lnfuitos.
rs incalificable la poca acti-
vidad. Ia po-a prisa que ponen
en- Ell despacho de mercancias
los empIe4dos de Ia Aduana, j
de ESQ cu!pamo5 al jete eXcluSi,
vamente, p0rqle p0r 10 menos
debe estar en- el secretO de que
las mercapcias no Sc traen para
ornate de los mueileS.
Per0 esto tiene que tener I'm
fin Immediate, va que en- los cen.
tros supsriorea 4 la Aduana de
San Juan. Sc tiene conoCimien
to por las reclamacicnes de los
comerciantes de cue no hay
quien de pie con bola en- las of
cina5 de esta lsla. nj quien sc
haya dad0 cuenta de que una
Aduana no es un cuartel de in
vdlidOs, nj IN asilo de inutiles.
nj un sitio estrat6gico para bio
quear de rentas a una isla, que
va tiene por efecto de IN cabo-
tale falaz Y de TN regimen mo-
grebino bastantes motives Jara
estar en- la ruina Y en- la mas in
s0stenible de las situacio1es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
En- Ia santa ISl8Sia Catedral

El dia 80 del corriente las de Ia
mafiana tendra lugar en- la santa lyle
sia Cathedral, con asistcncia del Iltmo.
Cabildo, la solemne bendicion de la
imagen de Nuestra Sehora de los Re-
medioS, celebrandose continuation
solemne misa con sermon que predi-
cara un T. Capuchino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
Gotta del SitsA

Puerto Rico. no sc le dio a la
prensa. como es coStumhre ha
ccflo.
I'll ,uforme correspondence al
mes de Mario lie fue enviado a
todos los periodicos menos al
B tbrIS.
No fue porque nos hiciera fal.
IA. pero a yer Si sc nos negaoa,
fuimos pedirlo. arrepentidos
de habcr inter pretado como una
leccion de democIacia para el
Comisionado de Instruction Pu
blica, aquella rareza que tuvo
el Collector de susCribirse al BO-
fETIN.
No habfa tai espiritu demo
CratieO. Lo misno que todOs
los function n,rios que hemos te-
nido el traOa,o de eduCar en- 4
pra1ticas dc la Demo-racia Y De
Ia Administration, el Collector
de AduaDas Sc irrit0 contra no
s0tro>, nj siquiera quisO agrade-
cernos las mu.tipies leccione5
ligadas, nos excluyo del MT
nero de los coiegas a los cuales
envi0 el re>umcn estadiSti~o o de
Mario, paIando con la mas fea
d las ingratitudes el inmens0
servicio que le prestabomos, in
d1-aAuo!e suS eTrore@ para que
no sl8u' 'era c3'neueudo eouao9>
tof 10 q4e vale y para 10 que
S1fV { el 'llofHo' Poo2 nos N
poTt3o7 que nos 70 QleSe a m
Harto sa0en 5 en- 10 que par~n
tadas esaa es(aJia' O9a' demas,a
90 cTo nos cuesta e saoefio. -
hnal d@ loeae eLias g. IN deHcit
en e pre9upoeato ' como Ia'al
cone~1u9h1l2 IN rGcarSo en- las
contrl0uNLpi!e5
D9Sde quc ae Qio C7hllehlo q
"a p5fse~u~l(l @ ~ 1~-.iil :. ,.'l@ :, y '1C
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H'TS:
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q ~ Il Hnpo'
2oe SI.. uos il't' uh nero o
qu0 i'o9 maze 1"''a' que pol mt
uio9 OIu 'aieS J Nolentos sc nos
l0Vah una sNnla CohsldeIaole
que necesltamoS para sostener
las cafgas puollCas.
DeSp1es &c esto va no mace
Ialta hada mas
I es lncDnCeDlble como es
que no Sc lcvantan hasta las
pledras de la calle para protes
tar del 1naud1to despoJo. como
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21
NOT ICE.
OF AppIicat lion for United States Patent
Mineral Survey No. 2O5<.
n. A. COL.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, Oct. 5, 19(

HALEY, IDAHO, Oct. 5, 1905.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
Az pursuance OF the Act of Congress APP
proved May 10, 1872, Elizabeth Tregonning, by
and through G. w. Fletcher, her agent and
attorney-in- fact, whose postotlce address is
Boise, Ada County, state of Idaho, has made
application for patent for sc linear feet
on the Forest King lode and 1868 linear feet
on the Forest Queen lode, comprising the
Forest King group, bearing gold, silver and
other precious metals; the said Forest King
tion and i4G.8 feet in a southwesterly direction
from the discovery shaft thereof, with surface
ground 449 feet on the northeasterly end there
of and 600 feet on the southwesterly end there
of in width and the Forest Queen lode being
107s.18 feet in a northeasterly direction and
1862 feet in southwesterly direction from the
discovery shaft thereon, together with GOO feet
on the northeasterly end thereof and 461 feet
on the southwesterly end thereof i'll width
situate in Bear Creek Mining District, Elmore
County State OF Idaho, and described by the
official plat and by the field notes on file in
the Office of the Register of HALEY Land Dis
t1ict, Idaho, as follows:
Forest King Beginning at corner No
l. identical with location corner from which
U. S, M. NJ. Nc. Hardscrabble Mining District
bears north 74o 36' ID" east 1872 SO feet distant;
thence north 200 So west, identical with corner
No Forest Queen lode this survey, 1914 feet
to corner No 2; thence south Gao west 1902 SO
feet to corner No. 8; thence south 20o So east
600 feet to corner No. 4; thence north SO 81
east l424 feet to corner No. /, the place OF be-
ginning variation at all corners 190 is, east;
containing 1888 acres.
Forest Overwhelming at corner
No. whence U. S. Nj. NJ. No. | Hardscrabble
Mining District bears south S2' 03' Is" east
1128.S5 feet. distant; thence north 03o So east,
variation 100 10 east, 600 feet to corner No 2;
thence south 800 1917 west lat feet to corner No.
3; thence south 03o So west 461 feet to corner
No. 4; thence north go east 1902 So feet to cor
ner No. /, the place of beginning, containing
14.S13 acres conflict with Greenbaek lode
claim 0.667 acres. Total area claimed for the
Forest King group, Survey No 2O54, St.646
acres; Situate upon unsurveyed land OF the
United States.
The names of adjoining and conflicting
claims as shown by the plat of survey are;
The Mountain Goat and Bohlen SURVEY No
1884, and lie on the west OF the Forest Queen
lode; the Greenback lode, Survey No, 1874 and
Trapezium Survey No. 1343 lay northeast of
the Forest Queen.
NJ. ]. SHARP,
Register.
First publication October 10, 1906.
Last publication December 5, 1905.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21

THE genus kicker hobs up Sc.
renely in London, this time. The
kicker is not the exclusive prop
erty of any one nation, race or
class of people-he has his habitat
wherever the foot of man doth
tread the earth. Just now he is
Directing to the proposed plan of
the Salvation Army to select from
London about 10000 families
those who are poor but strong in
body-and colonize them on land
in Canada. All of which, it would
seem, is very commendabIe
movement on the part Of the Sal.
walton Army. But the kicker OBJ
jects to the plan. He AYERS that
it would be detrimental to the
country to remove so many able.
bodied men. According to the
kicker's idea, it is better for the
country to keep this class of pee
pie huddled up in squalid tene
ments to shiver and fight the
pangs of hunger every winter.
Huh! some men would kick at
anything-even at being elected
mayor of Glenn's Ferry!
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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21

ONE of our exchanges, the other
day, had real hard attack of
kicketyfdgers on account of the
tendency of certain of its readers
to develop the swine instinct.
Wherefore, it walls: "When our
subscribers get hold of SO they go
and celebrate; but when we get
that much money, they want US to
enlarge the paper and give EN- q
gold watch"
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21
Tuesday, Nov. II, 1905

SOME people profess to be skep-
tical about the czar's promises to
institute reforms in Russia; but it
is reported on what is considered
to be reliable authority that he
has decided to grant the people all
the concessions and liberties they
are able to take by force and keep
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21
Protection from Lightning.

In view of the assertion that, in
the United States, 400 persons are
killed each year by lightning,
timid people are commended to
the following precautions, the OBJ
servance of which is said to afford
absolute safety:
"Never remain under or near a
tree during thunder storm, nor
in an open doorway. If al home,
place the legs of your chair on
glass plates or tumblers, keep your
feet on the rounds of the chair,
and you are safe from lightning"
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21

THE Boise small boy is up
against it, now. If he refuses to
be good of his own accord, the city
dads will attempt to make him
good by statute-at least, in regard
to cigarette smoking. A few days
ago the City Council passed an
ordinance making it unlawful for
any person under the age of 81
years to smoke, or even be in pos
session of, cigarette, or themater
ials necessary to make a cigarette,
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21

Pain may 60 by the name OF
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago,
pleurisy. No matter what name
the pains are called, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will drive
them away. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. r. w. Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-11-21

Every man owes 1t to himself and his family
to master trade or profession. Read the dis.
play advertisement of the six Morse Schools OF
Telegraphy, in this issue, and learn how easily
young man or lady may learn telegraphy and
be assured position. T46-11-lst.