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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
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geerunbet pao Mber o9 Spaaeli9beb ens
fer lea at i9l9e min blonts lorte Percher0n
hingst, z Aar gumniel, peer ca. 1SOO 30,
fort Nua, brcb o. "b1acky'', bog let ion ell
5roper. meget stylish. let at boonotere,
Den ueolte ''foal getter'', le9 tenoer. Oe
iioie Q War bar ban bait So psf. mares"
men Sel; Der er II al bans Hlaoe pao plaos
len. laa 89beren tan lie bans 2lifom Der.
6 is: $500 t%ontant, euer 81 900 / 8 Beta
finger.
giaeleoes gnifer jes at iel9e min 5arnl,
- acres 9arb, enten iafnlet euer : Sele,
1850 acres / bper. Oe 100 acres, pi Dor paa,
tar ct Qoot Sr9bus meo 8 &erell r, bpI9ez
iiot in6rettet r q molet %operalt, - ell Oeltes
| falb 36by4S Rob, IL 5oOs ''studdings',
Ela0s lor 26 s9eue o9 Seletamner amt 5O
CONS SIS pna 9oftet, ell barn" for
| Rpgq, MGltbus, 8anOtanf, opnlebns, Bert
ieb % Boons, 8u9Qp=, og WaItinploos,
24by10 mc0 12 5oos 5.lIooinas. Jtltln Tor
40 TONS 6e.-et i1orf shed lor lln9tpPq
od et Suine1us l6by32. - en- etstra 9oo
Rr9ub % 8ihtm9le. Nlt 9ofoet er f@encet.
hporaf 400 hobs men woven wire fence
30 lomner bot. 40 acres goot Altalta,
| iom / Sc libite 2 @or Dor eipet 6 eGs 90 pr
| acre. 20 acres Arbeloslano, 0felten | Praiz
rle-Pasture.
Te nnsre f60 acres er |fercet meo "barb
wire. 81 acres Arbeloslano, 10 acres
Prairie-Pasture me0 S.gno o9 600 Slloz
mGCe.
acre. 0elt to bliper Yrilen $6 900 %
So, 900. gpitbaperbe benpenoer li9 til
0ans Nicllen.
3 Mil ipb ior llplanb, 5ranflin Co., Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24

,DanFeren" ubsaar bper Sirss
bag os Grebus os toifer fun $1.50
ON Maret. prepenumre fenbes frit
paa Sorlongenbe.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

Sioux City Stock Yards, Sioux City, Iowa,
March 1S.-The run of cattle at this market
for the week has not been sufficient to I'LL the
wants Of either the stocker or fat cattle buyers.
With a total marketing Of 1900 cattle, the
run shows falling off Of close to 5000 head
compared with the previous week. The stock
trade at steady prices with last weeks high
point and later the market showed q stronger
tendency and ruled at the close generally 1Oc
higher than Monday. The dealers have not been
able to fill their orders, and country buyers
have in many cases not been able to get as many
cattle as they would have liked, and have left
orders to be filled on the hrst opportunity. ms
condition of affairs almost insures u good active
market the coming week If weather conditions
favorable Strictly good feeders found
good outlet at $S.75@4, and the good strong
weight yearling steers sold readily at $3.4O@
S.75. In the fair to good stockers and year
lings the market ruled active, and big string Of
steers changed hands at $3@3.4O. The common
steers naturally We're the last to move daily,
as usual selling at s2.25@275. The heller mar
ket showed an advance Of dime, and there
seemed little better tone to the trade than
last week. Prices ranged from So to $2.75,
with few odd heads up to the So mark
There is good clearance in the Spectators d.
vision this week, and only few odds and
ends are in the pens to feed over Sunday.
The fat cattle market started out showing
weakness and Mondays market was7reported a
dime lower than last weeks close. Later the
market frightened up and by Thursday the ear
lier decline had been fully recovered. slight
weakness was reported Friday on the inferior
grades of steers, but closing quotations for the
week show little change compared with last
week. The best Of the beeves received brought
$5@5.15 Tn most of the marketing comprised
cattle Of fairly good quality that were not fin
ished and sold at $4.6O@4.9o, with the inferior
and lightweight steers ranging from $3.50 to
1925 Butcher stock of good quality sold at
SIS. 65@4, and tho bulk Of the fair to good cows
at $2.75@5.50. Gamers and cutters sold at
$2@2.5O
Hogs-The run Of hogs has been moderate and
han
days marketing showing decrease of 5000
compared with last week. The light market,
ing each day has been the cause of a gradual
advance and with hogs selling at 81 .S0@5 and
the bulk of the sales at $490@4.e5 the market
is big dime higher than last weeks closing
quotations. The market at this time is the
highest Of the month and also the year up to
date.
Receipts-Cattle, 400 hogs. $500.
Hogs-5c higher. Sales-6O, 200 lbs $3.50;
TO-, $50 lbs, s4.s5; 50, 800 lbs s5;95.,
Cattle-Steady. Beeves-16, 1859 lbs, $4. IS;
H. ISL lbs $4.7s; 10, 1,s44 lbs, $3.50; Cows
and Hefers.11, 1910 lbs $a:25; 2, 1,1S5 lbs,
:, 7So lbs; $50; $50 lbs, ss7S; 1 LIZ
lbs, 1925: 8. 620 lbs, $3.75.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

The Company the fiscal agent for the great gold
Goldfed District. 1t
paid up capital Of $4,000.
Every bank and banker in Nevada vouches for its integrity bust
methods financial standing.
Its Ormspy County
Bank of Goldfed Tonoah and Carson City, and John Cook
Company, Bankers of Godfeld.
The as fiscal disposed Of thousands
share last selling above u.s. see San Fran
The MmsSutro Company fiscal agent let its clients have
thousands of shares of Original Bulog g. It selling
40.
Company fiscal agent sold thousands shares
of Blue Bull at 10 cents It is now swimming above 80
It sold Jumbo at 80 cents Jumbo is ST. It sold Goldfed
Mining Company 40
performed operation with other securities
fiscal agent for great oldaed mining and
paen Of enterprises and the Of that its
in and the volume of it's business transactions such
to insure generous profits. g.. =
The IN business to make but it is sufficiently
if its clientele profits along with the company. ~
Money needed for development MmsSutro
Company it,
Money wanted only because gold properties
are 50 numerous that It takes world Of capital to float all tho
they realize profit their but the world
lies Of recent origin sufficient time has not elapsed
needed. That time is approaching very rapidly however
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

BUTTER-Rseeipts Yesterday, 2s sss pounds.
ereameries, seconds, zoe; dairies, extras, 22c:;
a anFls n,Dn Fsts 20o aairss seconds
s s%sst "a EXTRAS 2ae' packing Stock fresS
reI GGasiRsce,gts Yesterday 17s5 cases
;Rees aas: feass d TIT t'n:
in a1 t and regular Si IN s7e Cas-
1e Sr aneS HS cnSsee l9@11e briet
Durger No. 1Ss; llmburser, No; l2o; pri-
sT ifvE shG RSi1 P]Sfk; i1S@12s:
,,n DRES is .no RoU1TRy
ssr ioS shifneP Rsns sp 9ansy
ea dne1s small fahc5 10e ies os
faPf asss 4? 1se ss to Seod 5d
sssas; ns s%a I poeF and
GRAPE ,ERU1r-Caiifornia. s.; Florida, So
LEMoNs-oalifornia, fancy, as to size. 81 O.,
BANANA AZ punches, So 25@2.5o; large
PUNCHES. S2422; medium punches, 81.
late Howes $780, Jerseys. 81; Jerseys, bu
NEW Observation-Disclosures u 4oc: carrots
bn, 4o@5oe; caulihower,s crate, $3.50; celery.
25@4oc; California celery. s5c@$1; California
celery, crate, s55oi eucumbers. doz, 81; eyg
mint, dog, 400: onions, shaIots, doz punches
easR's s5 3d. 'G esds Bss
round, doz punches, 4O@sOc; spinach, bu. 81. 90:
squash. Hubbard, dog, $1.5O@2; turnins' hu
s5e; Florida tomatoes. six-basket crates, 81 Is
az; WatsEgFess; d97 sec; rhubarb h. 7c.
ten ten-lb bags, $3@3.25. ~'
HoNEY-Extra fancy white. Lib sec+,ors
1Se; fancy white, lib sections, Toe; choice
rod oc c0 sstrseas aGc amber 1oc golden
,tracted amber, in cans, 7c. ' va
CABBAGE-Large crate 50; ton. SIS,
B BE n, o. include sacks Fancy
' sl naES msdSm medium
@75e; brown, fancy, 81; brown, fair to good d
DRIED PBAs-Yellow, fancy, bu. 81 10. 90,
PINEAPPLES-24s and 3Os. crate, $3.50.
. oNIoNs-Dry, per 100 lbs, 81; Spanish, crate
Z sTRAwBERR1Es-Florid at, 75c.
DRESSED .MBATS-veal, fancy, lb, Sc: veal
fair to geed. eh@71ac veal, small or Or over over
milk, fancy; 7@sol lambs. milk Tim, i 5@se
POTATOES Burbanks, CARROTS, sacked bu
ss@o small lots Sc 5su m ssUsk b HiE
DC less. - "N1A
.,APPLEs-zKings. brl. s4@425: Northern Spies
nawns S$.ssaag: R Se Ben ne Dy
Davis, boxes, si.75. r'Dp'n'' ~1'''' Bel
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

Avaro~a n,o ~ ntSAet nlgner. Receipts light.
Prices $40 bulk a. s4e5 t to S.
ba{ebe Rsss at a?Ssa at t. @
to s5:l5 Compared With week A' ago. a. p Siss
hSsss e. '' ILL., 5 g. &; go 2 Is ssss
iS; ssS 81 Isl ST. 6; 49, O.? 80
it; s. s. e. s. Is: rs ''' 81 stays $50
higher than Week age ce@ st ars
and oc 1Se Higher for the st0 %eeE
n Men ssf and ssgEsers selling from s. to $
jsfeSsi az, 9 Sd S5S
1b; s. s"s 6. 81 1s' o$s5 ss ls
e.: f.: : is & e p; lbs: ss5
Ss' iSs f. FL o lbs s 80 ,': sns Is
s ss7 a., and E Ee ed st tee 100
30 rs $50 lbs $225 8; 49, u.s. $50 8 is IS;
stock a 900 and lDi Fes sH $40 lbs
Mich .o Cows and springers;;-s cows and 3
$50: / COW, $26 T0A' cow
sHEEP-Receipts very light Market shows
| no quotable change from Friday Notwith
standing weakness in trade east, the local mar
ket has shown an advance Of 15c to 25c on
lambs and strong prices have been made on
sheep compared with the close of last Wool.
Supplies of native have been very small and
fed western stock has made up the big end Of
the offerings Sales: -
Killing Sheep and Lambs lambs, no his
81; wethers, 100 lbs, $3.50; ewes. 100 lbs
$525; 604 western ewes, 11s lbs, S515;1
ewes 1872 lbs $4.25.
Among the shippers on the market wore.
Schad & Co., Summit. s. D.; Breckenridee e
Co., Big Stone City; g.. Hendershied; Appleton.
j. n. Pierson, Montevideo; Melhouse & co :
McCorquodale & Co., Elivia; G. Rolf Mayer:
4 g. NJ, Hughes Hudson, Wis; G.. Brenenan''
Ridgeland, Wis.,; G. Wild, Nelson, wis p
f.. Trench, Nerstrand; F. Russell Kindred
N. D.; s. 81. Pettis, St. Peter; Sibley Cnnnty
Bank, Henderson; Canton Brothers, watson
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
BIG BEEF DEMAND
AT FIRM PRICES
SUPPLIES FALL SHORT AT THE
SIOUX CITY YARDS.

A Good, Active Market Insured for
Next Week-Fat Cattle Not Very
Strong EARLY, but Doing Better Later
in the Week-Not Many Hogs In
Prices Advance. Pork Buyers Find
ing a Scarcity in the Pens-Prices
Not Highest for This Year. o.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
In the Heart of the Mineral Zone.

Beyond question the the
eral Of Nevada. @sr.
Standing the top Of the New claim this
miles every direction mining claims,
claims been developed into greatest gold
miles Of territory without stopping for half hour absolute
and uneng their Judgment Of good gold mining property Here
KaWch here they to the world
that they have found another Goldfed
Among them "January jones' who became famou.
Of the original Of the January mine the Of
worth shipping during it's
Another has his
Malcolm L. Mcdonald the
Mr. McDnald also part Of the mine Of
Goldfed which Gdfd within
Of inestmable gold producing possibilities
Foremost among all those WIG have interested themselves
Ka"ieh are by this Mr. Nixon
Gold6d whose stock selling
Godfd TonoPah properties whose stock has quauped
ket value during the past year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
CHICAGO 11vEsrooK nor,, 90 =.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, March 1s.-Catte-
Reeeigts; zoos steady; good to prime steers,
s51o@e.2S; poor to I medium, $s.76@4s5; stock
heifers,. s8@5; Gamers, $3.50 80; bulls 2.25
GA calves, $8@6.b0. - : ="
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; Monday, 40, 900: strong
to &c higher; mixed and butchers, $5.O565.27H:
good to choice heavy, $5.15@5 .35; rough heavy,
$5@5.1o; Light. $4.95@6.20; bulk Of sales, $1j6
@525. 80.
steady; good to choice wethers, $4.6o@6.5o; good
$5@6;Anative lambs, s5.bo@7 80; western lambs,
$607.60. 8
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
STEADY RANGE
ON FRESH EGGS
BUTTER ADVANCING ON MEDIUM
., AND. TOP GRADES.

Speculative Buyers Of Eggs Are AL
ready In the F1eld-Predicters Of Low
Prices Not Given Much Consideration
i Cheese Prices Hold Up Firmly
Poultry Continues in Light Supply
! Veal and Hogs Firm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

NKANsAs C1TY LIVESTOCK, March 1s.-cat.
ttle--Recepts. 300; market unchanged; native
4.75; calves $500. So.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market higher; bulk
OF sales. $5@5.16; pigs and lights, $4.25@5.1O.
- Sheep--Recetpts, none; market nomfnally
steady; muttons, $4.s5@5.9o; lambs, S. 5e97 rs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

ST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. March 1s.-Cattle-
Receipts. 100; market steady; beef steers S3@6:
cows and heifers, $2.75@4. 80.
:, Hogs-Receipts. /. $780, market strong: pigs
and lights $375@5.10; butchers and best heavy,
&5.2O1510. -
: sneep-Receipts, none; market steady; ma.
hYes. S3@5.75i lambs, $6@7. Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

OMAHA LIVESTOCK, March 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200; market unchanged; native steers,
SO. 75@5.75; cows and heifers, s3@4.3o;i calves,
s$3@5.55.$
Hogs-Receipts, 800; market &C higher Hight
$4.90@5.O5; pigs, $4@4.76.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market STEADY; weth-
era. 35@5.75;. lambs. $6.5o@7.40. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Provisions Etc.
BEST CATTLE WEEK
OF THE SEASON
BEEF IN PLENTY IN THE SOUTH
~.. ST. PAUL YARDS.

The Market Up Early, but Off Again
Towards the Close Of the Week
Hogs Open Weak, but Turn Stronger
and Gain Little Each Succeeding
Day, Closing 10c Higher-A Reaction
in Sheep from Recent Weakness
Lambs Sell Higher.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
Our Unparalleled Coldfield Record

400 cent earned by clients in Sandstone Mining Shares
$50 cent earned by clients Orig Bulog Mining Shares
200 per cent earned by clients in Blue Bull Mining Shares
$50 per earned by clients Black Mining Shares
12 earned by clients God6eld Mining Shares
81 earned by clients Jumbo Mining Shares
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesota Trans
report the market sluggish and demand weak on
all kinds Receipts large and S'crowding the
drafters eoee 1 to so;
to good, $12o to $40; farm mares, extra. $50
to $3.50; farm mares, choice, $500 to $3.50; farm
mares, common to good, $75 to $1OO.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

WHEAT MOVEMENT By ROADS, MARCH II
TsEsq, 1921 a h50 @nevoy4rye, =.
Receipts-C ars-MilW aukee.e Al: Omaha, il: St
Louis, %; Great Northern, 81; 500, %
Louis. %; Great Northern, /; Burlington, !,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
Fabulous Ore Values.

Assays made from samples Of the property show the exist
of the
Nevada during the past five years .0"-0-
Although the Company has
large body Of have
sinking shafts and otherwise developing the
what Of becoming the
had
dozen experts have examined the at the Of
the Company officials all unit that the geological
o2s identical with these found Goldfed that have produced
100000 of
showings absolutely the
Free gold is plainly visible in the "
The formation throughout crystazed
and highly mineralzed It carries gold uphid
less iron.
The property shows magnfcently considering the small
ment to date.
The Indications entire
will Bulfrog and Godfeld close second it, indeed
Within
district to work the Lesse who working
trenng that have yielded that 5000 $4,000
ton. ...'.--
being every direction prop
ey of this company firmly
these made.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Sr9duoe Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
The Great, KaWich

miles Goldfed
mining district the United States
$10o $4,000 per been brought from Kawich
Kawich country
outcroppngs
Chunks been brought from the district
literally alive with gold.
The KWch Gold Mining Company is the sole 200
the midst of territory where these
been made It's property adjoins the t.. townste
the
covery made the east slope
There bearing ledge
Of the KaWich Gold Mining Company.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

HaiIroads entering the yards reported receipts
| for the day by loads as follows Chicago Great
western, J.; ENGAGE Milwaukee & ST. Paul, 12;
Minneapolis y Omaha. s: Great Northern. 2:
| chicago, burlington & Quincy, /; 500 Line Il:
| Northern Pacific 2: total Of ''-' wv ~Ao' -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
Dividends In Sight.

100000 100000 capital held by the
pooled and viii not be placed under
Of offered to the public at 2 per share
Of defraying the expenses Of early development
There
the
it is believed
defray the Of mining Shipping sight,
before realized by Of these
confidently believed that will
development Of the property.
; ORDER BLANK. s
ssUTRo CO., Incorp, 1918 Main St., Godfeld New.
Enclosed please find. Dollars for
by registered
! Of Mining Company per share.
Name. City. ........
Street State
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-29
LOCALES.

Leon jUana -alCGrta han vendi-
do una propiedad de 1900 varas cua
dradas Don Domingo Fernando.
,--Toda Ia scmuna ha lIovitio de una
mnncra cXtraOrtiinaTiH 0ca;innanA.
graudcs hCncfiCiOs Il las coscchas pro
Ximas que pOr fnlta dc liuvia amcna-
za0an pCrdcrsc. aunque ST Sig,tc la
abundanc!n del liquido elcmcnto 90
probable Sc piCrdan por sohrh de 81.
la ticnda de ropa de Jose Yamin.
on los bning del Hotel LacIedc. SO in
Cendi0 cl lunog on In nocho. pero los
ccndi0 qticdG EufOcado Simplemcutt
con lns subatnncias qufmicas sin hR-
Ger uso del ngua.
La biblOtccn dc Sta Maria, gene
rosn donacI6n DC Mr.. ". C. Sullivan.
Qwicn In ohscquia on honor die su f.
NADIA y qucrida madrc, QuCd6 abcr-
Ia al pGblico al &c dol prCscntc.
Ell Mayor CallaghafC na dlspucato
que las horns dc trabaio on todos los
dophrtamcUtus Hcau de g ~ a m.
y dc | q - pm.
Felix OHi2 In dcmandado i Ia
CompnflSu dol FcrrOcnrriI Missouri.
Kansas & Texas por dahos pur}ui--
clos Cansados Il en- Parsons. Kan.
sos La demanda os per $30.0 900
La familia Navarro de san Anto.
Mo ha rccibido noticia dc que on ulg
Bend, faileCi6 el soiior Euecnio Nn-
Vhrro, do estn eiuhad.
Cecilia Flores una anctann ouc
dice tcner Glen amos fn6 muItadn on
81 por ebria.
Marcos Sanchez fuG mnltado en-
81 por empnar on domasin 81 code
> tomhr ana sombrIla quo no ora de
a..
Para Ia pr6Xima F'oria do San
Antonio, cOrroran 500 caballos.
El "a dc JunIo falIccf0 en- Mcdi.
na a niiio Eduardo Garcia, hiio del
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-29
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.

senior Ernesto Garcia y de la seiiora
Hortencia Nombrana de Garcia.
La semana pusada estuvo yisitan-
do San Antonio 81 Sefor Don Anna.
do Gutierrez antigua editor de nues-
tro colega "El Mensaiero" de Del Rio
Texas. Su vista 4 San Antonio tnvo
Dor objetO ultimar los arreglOs tipO-
graficos, para emprender Ia publica--
ci6n dc un nuevo pcri0dicO el proNi-
mo mes de AgoSto.
Ell senior Bias Lamadrid de Gains
vile, ha estado en- San Antonio al ar
reglo de varios asuntos.
Ell senior Don Placido Rosalcs ha
alberto una cantina en- donde Sc be-
ben exquisitas bebidas en- In esquna
de las GALES West Nueva Sta Rosa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-29
It1E Y ENGnEDARAs.

Tn medico inglhs. biscantiu con III
cspiritu investigator remedies para
las delencias que aquejan Il la hu-
manidad. In enCunirado que In Tisa
OCupa nm luEar prominente en- lii lis
tn dc los prcycntivos. IL cfccio de
una mcra algeria como promoter de
salud, ps bicn conocido, peru una "
plosi6n dc risn dc cuHndo on cuando
ttiia earCajada grande y sonora. cs
I'm remelio hcruiCo Es nm asuntu
de experienCia diaria, dice al m&di-
co al question. el que SO sicntn uno
mejor despuGs de habcr redo cordial
mente. En- vcrdad. Ia risa cs una
tormcnta Deryiosa comparable en- sus
ofectos 4 una tcmpegtad en- In natu-
raleza, haciendo bien por In dissipation
que hace dc las nubes opresiyas de
los cuidados q'Ic algunas veces ensom-
brecen el horizontc mental Esta Gu-
toridad mGdicn nos asegura que 81 me-
morable adagio 'ric V cngordaras.' des
cansa sobrc una sana base filOs0fica
No SO rfc porquc sc es gOrdo, sino So
es gordn porquo So rie.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-29
10 10. no oo1 San Antonio Texas, Juno 90 de 1905

Y sobcranfa de los Estados Unidos,
en- el tratado firmado en- Paris cl 30
dc Noviembre de 1889, sursiendo asi
In vida la rcpublica mas prudigio-
sa que hayan visto los siglos Las
ce!onias "spanoias en America muy
pronto sighieron el ejemplo de las in
giesas.
Jorge Washington es dnico como
soldado, patricia y cstadista. Nj como
generalfsimo nj como prcsidente Qui-
so aceptar Sueldo alguno. DcspuGs
de ser electo primer Prcsidentc de
los Estados Unidos. y rcelecto, no
quiso. una segunda reelection, ret-
rdndose cultivar Ia TERRA en 81
rio Potomac. en- Virginia. Como
dice Rufus Choatc. "fue cl primer
hombre dc su tempo, y su memoria
es Ia primcra y mas sagrada en- nues
tro amor, por siempre su nombre
serd una magia de poder de gran
deza, hastn que la Ultima gotta de
sangre sc hiele en- el ultimo corazon
americana" John Marshall, Gin
60 dfas despues de su mucrte. 10 glo-
rificaba en- nombre del pueblo anne
ricano. en- la Casa de Representan-
tes," dandole st verdadero lugar en-
In Historic Americana, al decir da 81
sin hiperboIe y sin metafora, que f,it
Eel primero en- In guerra, IL prime
20 en- Ia paz y ell primero on ell cora
zon dc sus conciudadanos"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-29
MAC STEW ART Df2nG!HrFADO NO
PERDONADO.

'nr r,,Dn>..no
y, ,,a,. -. IT.. ., ..-
rorIoro1o os 80, arrnr r, o,r,a CO.
',,,,Io s,S =, ;n,,oa.n -, I,,.,,,
por ,oy o1 pros;da,,n do ,1ay,no ,toro
-, nodar do exn,,sor do, nate ,nd,
cxtra tero perpicioen na,irtos, + .
grcsiyo nara con -, pntiarno III de-
Tito de Mac Stewart fur prohadn ro.
caycndo suhro ~ upa s,ntopcta 1a
:,.;.r.!c a,ln la f,,6 rnnmufnda nor IN
de ycinfp amos die nriz;t1 20 nor
clcmcncia gino Dor rnrtcsfn i su M
ci6n. Para Iibcrtarlo solo bah5o nm
camlno. Y fu6 81 sugcridn Dor a
Gobcrnador Croci dc chihuahua. y
consiatfG IN cxpulsnr Mac Stewart
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-29
Tel6tono, 1889
TRES CONDENADAS.

Actuaimentc lay en- los Estados u
nidos tres mujercs condenadas 4 la
horca por habcr asesinado sus res
neciiVos marIdOs, Mrs. AgncsMyers de
Kansas, Mrs. Edwards, de PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs Mary Rogers dc Vermont. Mrs
Myers gasta Ia mayor parte de su item
20 en- la prisi0n, viGndose en- tres es-
peJos que tiene. e.compcniendose y ador
hahdoSc cl tocado. Es excesivamente
';ila practica el arte de fnscinar i
Sus hoscoS carceIeros.