davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

Parece que los sefnreS encarga-
dos de servir leche al p6blico no
escarmientaD 8 Green que cUentan
con Ia impunidad.
SiRuen las quejas del public7
aceFca del NAL estado en- que ae
venae aquel Indispensable aFticule.
III que menos, de los aaulterado-
reg, II echa aqua.
PoF 10 visto Ell p6blico debe Fesig-
narse v cuando vaya 4 IN dep6sita
cafe 8 kiosko, pediF ileche con agual
asf poF 10 menos no Sc llamaFa a
e1galO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

EgsDsSOs 6 Eos jnspOnesteS Sobre IS5re.
edss Sc sOrtsarSn 8 sodos los amos en-.
ire los que mSs &c diHtingan por %
conatancia en- 81 AhorrO.
H0eas de Gaia: Para las impoEiGio-
nes:
Del 6 101 De "a n1aIIana. y de & 81
do d taFde los dfas laboFAbles; y de 91
{ I01 de- d ma0ans los Doming0s. Paru
d extrnCCi0nss las mismas hoEas ex-
uepaO d de lus Domingos.
RsakdnSslst0 de 5s 6e0eS6a. Las par
gOnas que inteFesen mas poFmenoren
gobro laa imp0aicicnes. extrnCsioueo
maneEa de Equidnr inteResea. etc. pue-
den uoIicitar 40 oiampIar ca b Cais.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20
or. Leonard l.andes
San Justo IL.

EZpraodoants de
ds
entermedade de-
de
OF .ss
q
. Os 00eoA P3so0 0pF4A 1o EAST aa ST NFW-YoRK.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20
In cIueGTO de aaT-
nlada aIGmaRa en-
este puerto,
lei "BromGn" sS VapOT Dc tres
cllmsRsas, y muehO antaf.
Sc les ofreei6 una fiesta en- ell Union
Club.

El ssbsdO por ID tArde fOnde6 en- es-
ta puert1 81 crucarO de Ia armada sle-
mana eBsemenS de tres chimeneas =
uuO de los mas rApidOs que cruzAn los
mares.
Aver domingo por la m. fIkuR Ia Of.
cialidad i1vitads por varios comp ;
triotas. estuvo de psssO en- al saltO je
COmeril. dOnde cslebFaron an lunch.
Por d noche fneron Obsequiados Dor
rus oompafIa aros de Is armada America-
ns. con uaR TESTS en- 81 SUoi6n Club ,
La mayor parte de b tripulsci6n es
iyven y muchos yisitar0n Ie ciu lad con
la correction mas exquisite
>Este crucsgO Gnda visitando los
Duertos de las antillas y saldr6 enae-
gnida para los demas puntOs de 50 iii
nerAEio.
LEeven buan visi, los brRvos mari
nos del EmDerAdCr GuilleFm0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20
kL e0MEReI0

En eL.a Core spondancia ds Puerto
RiccS. acaban Re fmDTimirse. Concci-
mientos de RcIetss parn PmbsFQues dc
oAb0tsjs s. el miIlaF , go 81 ciento.
Isl fuers pusib.c reuniE en- un solo
df6 Us bOtsllas Vacfas de- Il CeTveza
que ae consume co San Juan, ne vsFfa
que y nloy1E enntide lIe nQuel.so es de-
u r1rron oPebSts Uue vondan III. R.
o.s Isl11nl "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20
B2lcO Territorial y AgrlCOIa
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE- AHORROs.

EsposSoSOsses soBrs ESBrstas: Desds
1926 & $1,000. devengarSn intsresea n
6 pOr 100 annual.
EnapOs6oi0aes 8 pSasO ITO: Deaae
$500 en- adeiante devenGar6n inteF6s 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

C1ON. El que suscribe es de 'opinio6,
pOr Les raznnes nduoldss, que en- tsntO
ell tratAdO tiesde autorizar al Com
gresO deter inar os dereehrs ciV.s
les 3 O. status pnlitico de los habitan-
tes de pueatrus recien adQui,i 0a tsrri
toriOa es msnifgstRmente INCON tt.
TUCIONAL =, por consr cucncis,
NULO Z SIN VALOR ALGUNO
sss.s...s.s os~-
...... Ids leyeS de los q t4dos UnidOs
no se eKtienden nj pueden ser exta
didas d0nde ID Constuci6l no rige,
excepto en- eli Caso de qua FL pals en-
que han de splicRfse. CONSIENTA
en- sOmeteFsa s elas.. 1880,
Ss.s.ssssss.sssss.s
.s....si estO 90 81. rnAstro gobiernO
NO TIENE DERECHO para tOmRrse
juriedicei6 BE- Gu squieF rrit .rio
pxtrsf1 ). SIN Ell CONS SENTIMIEN
TO DE SUS HABITANTES $3.50.
.......
$500. noaotros nos hscemos reos de
grakeFa inccBgruancia. p0r no decir
otrA cpes, G. bsrnando Ell pueblo &c -ea-
tas inlas eel mism0 modo que hssta
IA rs1hAbl- sfdo. gobernadO pOr EsEs-
a. La UNICA lfnes de conducts
NOBLE Z CORRECTA que CO..
rFespOade adoptnr & les Estados Uni
oa an les preseutes cifcunstapciss. e.
OBTERER Ell CONS SENTIMIENTO
de esos pueblos para ser gobsFnadoB
pOF nOsOtEos, antes de inteRtar esta-
b ecer en- ellns IN gObierno: = ST
REHUSAN CONSENTIR en- ISL GO
bieFno. lna. Estados Uuidos DEBAN
RETlRARSE de eses issoe. permi-
ti6ndples frmAr UN GOBIERNO
PROPIO Y CONSTITUTE MAGIC
NEs INDEPENDENTS A 10
CUAL TIENEN ESO9 PUEBLOS
UN PERFECTO DERECHO.
ESQ dijo Stii|m d. nortesmericano,
Y essn otr0 Roosevelt. nOrtsamericanO
tsmbi6a:
. luu6 bo1itos son (Los soZdGdos
ptsertOrg aQlteatos) DesaF de Dert-npCeE
A UN PUEBLO OPRIMIDO Sver
dad, SenaoOf2.
.s..Tealmente me Conm0vf IN p1co
hay ca el momentO de iurar ID cons
tituci6n
....L . missrab'es siarvoa (Los til.
pinOs) ocnlt,n Embellishments aus
seuNmiAntos -.
~, huber. debido usted YER & Be-
con tsp6ndose 10 csra ClandO lcp fill
pinOs lasarOn ;. LOS ESCLAVOS
se reg cijaban dentro de sus chaQoe-
t8s -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

EspeeiaIista en- enfermedades de los ojos, ID
uaFiz, los oidos y II gaEganta.

RanFa & P0nea 8 fines de esta unea
az sYa. 7s los Essa7os Unidos. Sc
oftoce de nuev0 go aptieua eiAentelR
sH 81, ice ca general. hablend0 Re-
Cubesadd au Halud con So pgrnlaueueia
enNsw York. de dOnde traa tOdos los
suavos inatruTaanE1s y npaEafog de su
ngB iaIidn 30v.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

FFasi6m oTnetfsea g0g09
tsnlpe "a - j
G tan taea SOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

Con Surdo general de teido, 10 reazaR al por mayor
precios limitadism0s en- almaceneS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

..,nerO ouaJ JQuIeKG ley cue pnedA
n C!onpres0 ppneF an yio0E = que
ksom9g Il sekshIec6r difaFencis9 ca to-
vnr sa1-l AZ nuestroa Ciudadanog nstivoa y
"a eonfra de Ios nugVo1 eiuo1( mos. en
n aua reaUeGta q VpsQs syA -
fs,1NTR wen EiIf)lE a Las ol8F0
sIcION p IA CON TIT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-20

g.. ..1s zs{do sus pd0snGs u
cOmpYend0 cetGI IS. la sjtataci6a
de s1s s0atriG Isl me f,serG no
si6le ayud0rJes. 10 h0rEG 70
hoy no p1e9Q.. I QJGlG pW .
dierg9 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
EDITORIAL

Porto Rican matters in MS next mess
age to Congress.
1t is time. And in the interim let
us enjoy the delightfully
consoling-that has inspired Mr..
Winthrop's defence of the national
government.
Let us believegwith our optimistic
Governor that that the government is
Ignorant of what is going on here.
Let us admit that it has been the victim
of deception. that it has been misled
by the reports of our economic pros
perity, of our general conter tment, Of
our state of tranquility and happy
acceptance of the functionaries which
] redemptionism has sent to our shores,
of the appreciation of the people for
the interminable tutorship.
Let us believe that Mr.. Roosevelt
has been in ignorance of all matters
relating to Porto Rico.
Let as admit it.
Because surrounding great rulers,
may always be found ambitious per-
sons soliciting favors. those who aspire
to power, those who seek honors and
sinecures, even if they have to be beg.
ged for: those acolytes, the lackeys,
the legions of slaves, who flatter, Ca
| jole and misre present in order to fur
ther their selfish and unworthy ambi-
tions; these are the sort of people that
would crafty their sordid desires even
at the expense of . ruined colony, a
poor and devastated island.
What glorious perspective!
To realize that at last loyal a1d
disinterested man is going to pierce
the wall of ignorance, to find his way
into the place where the great injus-
ltices and ignominious slavery to which
we have been subjected for seven
long years is unknown to know
THAT if, until now, the protests and
complaints have been in vain, it
lis because none of those who heretofo-
Ire have gone to Washington have
lspoken the truth.
The man who is prepared to tell
Everything and one who has the po-
wer to do everything, are going to
meet face to face.
If, after this meeting, things conti
Inue in their present state, we will
lthen know definitely what to do and
Iagainst whom we have to array our
selves.
The last excuse will be exhausted.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
Ri asunb De Ia Junta Escdar de Ponce
Y HI SIR. LORD

Anoche regres6 de su excursion
a Ponce, ell Sub-csmisionade de ms
trucci6n Mr.. Lord, quisn nos participa
'.que regresa satisfecho en- general, del
resultado que ha obtenido en- su vista
y conferencias amistosas que efectuara
con la Junta Escolar de Ponce, 81
Superintendents 6 Inspector INFERNO,
y los maestros.
Referente los reglamentos y diff
cultades surgldas por la suspension de
dos maestros por la Junta y la actitud
del Departamento, continfan las cosas
en- Ia mism situaci6n, paesto que seq tn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
Los nueYOS ConCejaleS
DE PONCE

Esta mshana ell seflor Gobern ador
INFERNO, ha designado a los senores
que han de constituir el Concejo Mu-
nicipal de Ponce, entire los que Sc
encuentran elementos del partido unio.
nista. dos del partido republican, puro,
dos ohreros. y ell Alcalde, persona de
gran prestigio e independence en- la
politica. por todo 10 que resulta, una
elecci6n acceptable la hecha por ell Co.
bierne para cubrir los puestos vacan
tes por renuncia del sefior Valdivieso
y de los sefiores del Concejo referido.
Los nom brados son los siguientes:
Alcald,. sefier don Santiago Op-
penheimer y Bettini
Miembros del Consejo Municipal:
Se6ores don Zoilo Cintron, dotor don
Jose Vidal Vilaret, don Agustin Arce,
don Carlos Morales Avarado. D. Juan
Horta Perez, don Nicolas Santini, don
Antonio Perez Guerra, don Francisco
Ramon Subira, don Simon Moret Ca
Hart, don Evange1io Auffant. don Ra-
mon Ortiz Diaz, don Felipe Salazar,
don Hip6lito Usera, don Fabriciano
Antonsanti y don Manuel Vidal San
chez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

Governor Winthrop, replying to the
questions of a repre- Sc ntative of the
Washington Post" has expressed
himself in the terms common to ame
rican functionsries, who neither affirm
nor recommend anything, but who
state the impressions they have recei
we'd. repeating the views of the press
or the opinions of prominent persons
1t is a peculiar language. in which
there is not the slightest opinion hazar
| ded nor the most ins gnihcant recon
Imendations expressed, all is repet1'
ltion of what has been said by others
as if there existed on the part OF th'
informant the desire to show the mos'
absolute impartiality.
In this manner Mr.. Winthrop has
expressed himself when talking to the
representative of the "Post" about ouI
affairs, the causes OF our complaints
and our grave problems,
But in the brief review which the
distinguished functionary makes OF
our affairs as an impartial spectator
there is, in a way, an indication of de
fence, seeing that he is not guilty Of
the injustice committed by other
lfunctionaries who have denied oul
right and reasons for making claims
and protests.
In the main he defends us.
He neither supports nor censures
approves Or disapproves; he contents
himself with generalities, keeping his
defe 1ce-a pious defence-until he reac-
hes Washington. Perhaps-he says
that the complaints of the Island have
not yet reached the national govern
ment, thus recognizing the justice O.
one of our complaints; he promises
however, to lend us his support.
This is equivalent to saying tina
he will inform the government O.
everything, that he will speak of wha
| is transpiring here, that he will state
with minute detail the precise cond
itions in the island, So that the COVER
nment cannot help being thorough.
posted as to colonial matters.
After Mr.. Winthrop has had hi
interview with the President, th'
Washington authorities will know
everything.
We see the promise of this in th'
words of the Governor, and in the
important paper from which it il
taken we find the welcome notice tha
President Roosevelt will treat o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
La opera italiana

Sc estan ultimando las negoc1acio-
nes para que la compafiia de opera y
opereta "Scognamiglio' Sc detenga un
mes en- Puerto Rico, dividiendo los es-
pectaculos entire San Juan y Ponce.
Seg1n nos indica ell sefior Miguel
Scalera, que es uno de los representan-
tes de la compaiiia, esta dara en- San
Juan diez funciones y en- Ponce, otras
diez. mbarcando para la Habana.
Entire los artistas que Gguran en- ell
elenco de los que ha hecho grandes
elogios la prensa de Caracas, son muy
nota bles, segdn nuestros informes, la
soprano ligero sefforita Fontana y ell
tenor Vannutelli.
El salon del Parque esta hacienda
sbjeto de grandes reformas.
va estAn instalados los palcos. Ell
proscenio sera extendido slgunos me-
tros.
Estas reformas y Ia elevation del
techo Sc hace para que Ell artfstico de-
corado que trae la .compaiifs pueda ser
utilizado en- Ell escenario del Par4ue.
El seflor Martinez Llon{n ha impre-
so una gran rapidez estas necesarias
.reformas. que ha dir:jido personalmen-
te, prestando todo genero de facili1ades
al proyecto de traer Puerto Rico Ia
conpafifa de opera italiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

Ia seceion del texto 1ngles de la Ley,
ell Comisionado teufa las atribuciones
que reclama la Junta Ecolar de Ponce;
pero en- cuenta las dltimas deteren-
cias habidas entire ell inspector interi
no y les maestros, Sc han salvado, lie
gando a un acuerdo amistoso unos y
otros, puesto que Sc debia errores
de ambas parties.
El principal cargo contra Mr.. Griff,
era que no tenia la experience ne
cesaria como Inspector, por ser joven
y que habia interpretado mai algunos
artfculos de la Ley instrucciones del
epartamento
Tales son las declaraciones del Sc
nor Lord.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
los extE-anjeros
SON sagrados
Una resCluciOn del Sultan

Nueva York sabado.-Avisan de Constan-
tinopla que Ell Sultan ha publicado un bando
declarando sagradas las personals de los extran-
jeros sus propiedades.
Esta resolution inesperada del soberano
Turco obedece la energica amenaza de los po-
deres que han anunciado la invaci6n de Cons
tantinopla 81 son moestados los extranjeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
Des6rdeneS em La
Siberia Oriental
La revoluci6n sigue extendiendose

Nueva York sabado-Comunica de San
Petersburgo que en- la Siberia Oriental Sc han
promovido aver serios levantamientos, que obi
gan al qobierno de San Petersburgo a enviar
refuerzos militares dicho departamento
Ell caracter de la agitacion. mas que de pa
saiero tumulto, es francamente revolucionario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

HOrrores en- Odessa

Nueva York, sa5ado -Es horrorosa la per-
secucion de que estan siendo victimas los israe-
litas en- ell departamento de Odessa
Las victimas de la anarquia desbordante
que prevalece han tenido que huir abandonan-
do sus intereses sus propiedades.
En- la Ultima acometida fueron asesinados
mas de seiscientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
E general weyIer'
EN- Madrid
Una conferencia con ell Rey

Nueva York, sabado. de Ma
drid que ell ministro de la Guerra general Wey-
Ter, ha regresado la Capital del viaje BARGE
Iona.
Ha celebrado una larga conferencia con Ell
rev sobre los sucesos de Gatalufla.
Ell general Weyler saldra ma1ana otra vez
para Cata1una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
Ia agitaci6n EN- PoIonia
SensaciOnales noticias

Nueva York, sabado.-Informan de Varso-
via que la agitacon sigue cada vez mas empe
hada, dando tema constante las noticias mas
sensacionale es que publica la prensa sobre Ell mo
vin1iento revolucionario en- ell Imperio russo.
Polonia va DO quiere la autonomia. conquis
ia la independencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
El sufragio EN- Austria
Por la firma del soberanO

Nueva York sabado.-Avisan los despa-
chos de Viena que ell parlamento ha votado la
ley del sufragio universal, quedando pendiente
de la frma del emperador la reforma.
La opinion en- Austria espera que ell sobe-
rano respetara la voluntud nacional frmara
la democratica reforma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
e s.slm10Ha del
gabinete weyler'
Ell empeno Official en- desmentirlo

Nueva York, sabado.-Se ha anunciado el
regreso del general Weyler a Barcelona y de-
mas poblaciones de Cataluna, para desvirtuar
los rumores que circularou, dando pOr cierto
10 de la formation del gabinete presidido por
Ell general, en- vista de la detenida y secreta
conferencia que celebro con el Rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
la eliss1isi6n de Ws'. Witke
;Oue hara ell soberano!

Nueva York sAbado.-Dicen los 1ltimos
informes de San Petersburgo que ha presentado
la dimisi6n Ell jefe del ministerio ruso 1r. W1tte
No Sc sabe que actitud guardara el soDera
no. 81 aceptara la dimisi6n de su primer minis
tro, 6 le ratifcara su confanza. Hay gran ex-
pectaci6n en- San Petersburgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
La enfernnedad del Czars
Anoche ha estado mas grave

Nueva York, sabado.-Dicen los ultimos
despachos de la capital rusa que ell Car ha pa
sado la noche en- TN estado febril que Sc acen-
t1a. aunuue ligeramente la doencia que viene
sufriendo desde hace dias.
Ell gobierno oculta la enfe1 medad del sobe-
rano, pero Sc sabe positivamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

Nueva York sabado-El gran ducado de
Finlandia Sc ha proclamado independents.
Las tropas rusas Sc pronunciaron favor de
Ia revolucion.
Ell Imperio ruso sc desmembra.
Ell Gar no tiene fuerzas para imponer su
autoridad su soberania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
Elegada. Salida .

Dsnng iinSao L.
"uoao.
Sobrtas0s de xsQsglerdO q Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
MANUEL PAZ URDAz
WOtAst0

RssissraaOr Do 10 pfopisdad substitute que
fuS Il afios On Areeibe, ofrees sus services,
seAs Netszis, :a Arsci6s. Bajos Dc 10 ease
Do presentar para su inscription On el Regis
wo Do h propiedad del Distrits remit;r 4
Loo respeotivos interesados. les aosu,asatss
sue cen I'll objsts % 10 snviaA.
ARECIBO. PUxnTe moo.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-07

I'll e con. fine of not more than $50 and i'm
prisonmcnt for Il period OF not exceeding
thirty days is provided for those who violate
the law.
Among the other new laws which went into
effect on July !, is one providing that every
physician or other authorized person in the
state attending ut the birth OF /. child must
report within ten days after the event to the
bureau of vital statistics ut Pierre. Parents
also are required to give their babies name
within sixty days after the birth. and these
names also must be sent to the state bureau OF
statistics. The editor OF II Rapid City news
paper, who apparently does not take kindly To
this new law, states that after the blanks pro-
vided for the purpose are filled out they will
read something like this:
We. the undersigned, John Smith ana Lucy
his wife. do solemy affirm that on July 9. 1905.
our home was visited by IL stork and q baby
boy put in an appearance, and now before the
expiration of the sixty days, as the law directs
and being fully advised in the matter. we the
undersigned fifty three days after the happy
event. and after IL number Of animated dis
cussicns, have compromised on the name Of
Hczckial jenkins. being the names OF his
grandparents. Attest: John and Lucy Smith.
of Sunnysiac, Pennington county. S. D.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-07
SOME Nl.W LAWS.
These Laws Went Into Effect July
First.-Read Them

All laws which were passed at the last legis
lature which did not contain emergencies
clauses went into effect July l. Some of them
which are important we give the gist OF here
with. One of the most important Is what 10
known as ,he caucus law, which is designed to
take the place of Il primary system, and which
throws safe guards around the holding ofcau'
cuses. ana is believed by its sponsors will
prove successful in its workings.
Two years ago the legislature passed o law
designed tocontroliivc insurance companies
which was found to he unconstitutional, &C.
cordlngly ntthe last session they passed what
is known as Senate bill No. 2O6 being new
form OF POLICY. The new law fixes the form
OF policy TO include the valued policy provis-
ions OF the former act ofthe eg lature.
Heretofore any man who desired to get mar
ried could appear in person before the clerk
of courts of Il county and procure q marriage
license the presence of the bride-to-be not
being necessary. Under new law which has
Just gone into effect both parties interested
must appear i'm person before the clerk of
courts and make the application for mar
riage license
Another of the new laws which some OF the
chauilereeS Will do we'll to heed requires that
all owners OF automobiles in the state shall
register their machines and procure licenses
for running them within the limits OF the
state. The speed OF the machines is also reg
ulated. Under the new law, the driver OF an
automobile must stop ii the driver of Il horse
whom he meets on the road shall indicate .
desire by raising his hand. The law also re
quires the machine driver to render all pos
sible aid in case horses are frightened by his
machine. People who run automobiles in the
state regard the new law as IL fair one, and
are disposed to comply with it rigidly.
Commencing July /, dealers in gasoline, by
the terms of a new law will be compelled to
deliver the liquid to purchasers only IN bar
rels casks. packages or cans painted red and
bearing the word gasoline plainly stenciled
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-07
New Summer Stock

9. l.. Folkestad the popular cloth
ier and gents outtitter, has just re-.
turned from the East where he ran.
sacked markets for the latest of gents
toggery. The same is now being
received and placed IN his store in
Sisseton for the benlfit OF particular
buyers. He has purchased an entire
new stock, comprising mems and boys
clothinl, furnishings and shoes.
Watch his ads in the STANDARD,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-07
VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS.

Robert llowclls: s:-'Crops to the north II 1t
northwest are looking fine. 1 think the pros
poets for good crop are very liattcrlns
Haven't seen any rust.
John Mmdcr Nes we had II pretty good
yilne at .hc ~ imot celebration. notwilhstand
Ing the rain but what enjoyed most WAS the
baseball games ana the dance Wnnot and
Corona put uptne best amalucr ball came
/ ever saw.
Judge Prindcvilc: Il have Just returned
from Wisconsin. They are suffering more
from the excessive rain in that section than
here and the crops are farther behind.
Barney Canted: How time flies. Forty
three years ago July Fourth General pember
ton surrended TO Sherman at Nickcsburg
10000 prisoners were taken, thousands OF
small arms, hundreds OF cannon vast stores.
of ammunition and military stores We're the
fruits of this great union victory. 1t was Il
blow from which the south never recovered
We were i5 days at this siege.
Charles folkestad See that lip: No,
oiidn l get up against cannon cracker, no,
have been taking boxing lessons. That is
the result of misplaced confidence in brute
OF the genus equine bronchabus, damnubuS.
infcrnus. No don care to try to whistle >
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-07
Automobile Livery.

Cottngham Bros. and w. j. Towls
have received handsome cannopy
topped Cadillac automobile, which
they are parading about the city TO-
day. We understand that these
gentlemen contemplate putting in
an automobile livery aud we opine
that such an institution will be a
profitable Investment and very popu-
lar.