davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06
ABOARD THE HOME TRAIN.

had been away from home for about four weeks.
At last grew homesick had to go home boarded
the at six o'clock in the morning. The bells the
train rang Home, home going home' had book and
tried to read but all I could hear s'Home
home.' When Hooked out of the window the and
birds seemed also to sing Of home.
At last grew very sleepy and then fell asleep I
thought sitting top of train singing, Home
Sweet Home The train seemed go faster and faster
We going bridge when the train fell off the
track and into the water. Bang! landed my head.
opened my eyes and found myself the floor The
ductor in and then heard the brakeman cry out
in loud voice, q Minneapolis sprang to my feet,
put my coat and cap, and when the train stopped
the first to jump off. I the first go out
of the depot too Then stopped and looked around.
'Wel I glad that my dream not true, = was
all I said. ~-Leona Lincoln.
A Sixth Grade. 400 Fourth Street NE.
Everett School.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
N 0 T IClA S.

Han solicitado induIto loB COZ fi-
nadOs Diego ASensiO. RosendD 10 CepedS
Romero, FranCisco FranCos, Hip6lito
Figaaroa y Antonio Guti6rFeG Flores.
H ipgFesRdo en- % C6rCel de Dis.
tFito Francisco Rosario Va9enti tiD. CON.
denado pOr la COFte Municipal por
fsDsa representation. 49,. . .,. -.
-HR empazSdo hacer us0 de dieZ
dias de Iicencia 81 cab0 de pebales Sr.
jose A. Gonzales. 49,
EN- Rio PiedraB existe an case de
difteFia en lG CRlle GRObIeBo
Hoy ha regFaasdO HuEnaCa0 el
LOdO don Juan Was Ochoteco.
-H0 presentRdO ID renunciA de 80
cargo de sub-marahRI del Tribunal de
DiStrito don Enrique San Mi D Rn.
Sc aspRurs que ssr& nombrad0
sub marshal de Ia Corte de Distrito
don Luis ViIsaeCa.
Ell Juez BazSn~ abgoIvi6 este ma.
fISna s Juan Gomez, pOHque % deeIa-
rar nfes6 la faIta poYque fu6 denun-
ciado con abGOIuta frsnquezs.
-Por infriDjir lac L9yeB de Care
tera, LeOnci0 Ortiz Y Vensnci1 San.
chez. fuer0n multRdOs con IN dollar
CAd@ uno.
-Och9 guOrdias de 10 banda de md.
siCs de lR poliCia insular faeFon arreG.
tados hGce aIRunos diaS por el CoroneI
Hamill por eStar obstruyend0 ID Wis
p6b:ioa.
EN- la oficina del Jefe de IL p0Iicft
insulsr se est6n hacienda ref ,rm8s
-NACimieptos: Carmen Gomez. JO.
sefS Maria RodrfRuez y UmpierFe,
Agustin Chevalier. JuGn Susrez = We
lSZquez Juan Vega , RosadO y Jose f.
ma Jacoba Rsnd6n y Alvarez.
Dsfuncionea: EuStaquiO CepedG
Cruz. Anioeto Lopez. RufinO TANGO
Ramon lopez y Cruz Cabr era !
Josph.
Maflana & 10 y 30 p. m. % PeC0
gerS en- la administrator de COrfeos L
correspondents que hR de COnduCiF
los EStAd0s Unidos ell vspor fCara
sCas.S 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
In hOmbro hOnTadO.

Senior Editor.-sirvass informar sus leo
YoTsa oue q me egCriben ConfidenCialmente
tes mandare poF oOrre0 en- carta sellade q
plan que seguf y por 81 cual obtuve 81 resta-
blecimiento peFmanente compGc6o oe mi
salud vigor varOnil despues de amos ue su-
frimientos ae debilidad narviosa, perdidas
noct1Iynoa " ya1teg (l&biles yatF0fadRa.
M aa mi fdes coneeouiF Ginero de nadie;
fnf rohaie v eatafado Dor charlataneS, hAsta
perder la fe del genero humane, pero: gfaclas
Dios, egtoy ahoEa bien vigoroso tuerte. J
con deseo de haoeF Oon0Cer 6 todoB este renAe-
iio oiertO de GuEarse.
No teniando NADIA que v0nder NJ que On-
War q. A. D., no doSeo dinero.
Direction; E. BrAnt, Box DelFay, Alcn'
ER III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Dos diStiOguidOS j6-
VGDeS eODtrajerOD
matrimOn 10,
Como aCab6 una TOtrOta on Ia
plaza "lbOIIe I6r'.
DpsatfO do base ball !.
(De mssestyO CoqrespOnSGl. }
Ponce, SgOsto 21.-

Ponce, SgOsto 21.-
AnoOhe OOntrO jeFOn mNtrimOni0 el
ioven aboGAdO q d u JOG6 A. Poventud
y d distiDguids q 4 lTita JuIia Anus
trong P0u. El matPimoni0 pc efeC-
tu6 On ID igleSia Cat6'ca.
Al empezNr anOChe IO FetretA en-
Is plazS eAbolici6n. , Is lluviR puso
en- fugs Is COnCurFenCiR quedandO &
los pOOoa momeDtoa deSierts 10 pIs za.
En- sl deSsffo de baseball entire
IOs teams GAtenNA1 y GPOnCe9. venCi6
el 6ltimO Dor una CRrPera. Del teams
eAteaaR0 faitAbSn VRrioS CampeoneS
uue 90 enC0ntrabRp en- MSySRieZ. s
donde fuerOn Sostener Otro deen flo:
RS GUAR O0ncuFrenCia ABlsti6 RI
Hip6 lvOm0 aver tSrde.
Entire los variOs cRbBlIOB que % dis
putaron I0s premi0a. resultaron ven
cedoreS <MGGiC, ,, con el primer pre-
milo. pr0piedad del De f1Or Juan VilaE6,
y EC0GibeS, con el segund0 premio,
prOpiedad del seflor Tomas Oliver.
DE Orden del Se nor Juez nuniCi
pal hR aido Defends an Ia CSrcel de
distritrO, exigi6ndoseIe fianza por mil
dollars para 90 1ibertad provisional,
Ii individua EuloIia Rivera pOP sos
peChs de CompIiCidGd en- an e0natO de
incendio efectuado diaU psgados. en- 10
Playa, casa de don Pedro Pastor:
Dice Ia EuIalia que ell que peg6 el
fueno foe an taI j Jos6 & quien no como.
ce: "a preQunt6rSele como 10 sRbe
Se empeffa en- sostener que 20 10 dij1
ma taT MaIen, uue vive en- ell barrie
GWaahipQton9 ' que 90 dedica 81 CO.
piritismo. ' diChs Mal6n sOatieDe nc
habsr hablSdo nunSR con ID Eulslia
30 er0 coOineFa entIs casa del Geiiol
PSStor. cuAndo Ie pe garon 81 fueGO.
Los teams eMarina0 , cred StaPl
de n Playa, 90 bHtiefOn aver resuGtan
do vencedoF el primsFO pOr 8 CaFHeFaO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
EI PrOsIdenta Roosevelt plda a
un Collector do ROntaS Inter-
n6S 10 pTOSOnt0 IA TOnunGIl
DO Su cargo,

Richmond, Va, Agosto TO- FL
Collector de Rentas Internas Asa
Rogers de este distrito, a petici6n
del Presidente Roosevelt, ha pre-
sentado la renuncia de su cargo.
La petici6n vino diPectamente del
Presidente y fu6 en- foEma de caFta
escrita por ell SecretariO Loeb. quisn
en- bFeyes palabraS le notifico Pl
cOTOae1 Rogers que 6l era persona
non gTGtG. ,-.....
La renuncia fu6 inmediatamente
presentada, peFO los amigos del CO-
lector est&n hacienda hGp1cGpSGS pDE
sostenerle en- su destino. Sc DICE
que ha habi3o muy poca eneFgfa
durante la administration del Co
rOnel Rogers y ell Preside to ya le
habia llamado la atep@
Su successor serS probablemente
Mr.. Nj. T. Lowry.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Deluncias en- Baya-
mon pOT intraCCiO-
nGS Sandal.
lla CabaII0 con nOOfm0 fu6 sa-
GTIfieadO.
So ha viStO con I0gOeIIO que
este on Was do doseRbfiTSO
eI FObO hOekO { d0n F6IIx
Perez.
(Ds maestro oogrssponspz.)
Agoatn 90.

AgostO 2O.-
El 0ia 18 se Cele br8P0n en eBta Cor.
to municipal IA juioios. por iafraccio.
neg les leyea de Sanidad.
Las denuncia8 fuerOn heChas DOR eI
asrgento PAoi y el gusFdia Secundino
Berries.
Foeron cBstigadoB los infractoreB en-
Iaoiguiente forms:
JoRqufn Rosado. 2 dollars de muIta
8 cinco dfas de cSrceF; AbeIafdo Mar.
tinez, 2 dollars y costG0 8 cinc0 1fas
de CaPCel: Antonio ChevaIierI 2 do.
llars , eoStss 8 cinO0 diaa da cSrCel,
idem. idem: Abelardo GonksIez ?
Carlos Blanco. CinCO lfaS de CSfCeI.
Tamb en fac CRstiRado Jes6a Avila
p0r p0rtar armR prohibidR, imponi6n.
d0seIe 8 d0llars de muItR 8 6ias de
C6rCel. Fac denunCiRdo por el guar.
dfa Serlffn May mi.
Sc hR viBt0 con gran reQocjjo que
81 T0b0 hech0 al gefloE don Felix Perez
este en- Was de aeF deBeubieHtD. Sc
9pI8ude el actiVo tFabni0 de q detect.
We y del fiscal sefior CAmpilIO.
Ell senior alcaVde de ests pueblo
don ViTgilio DaViIA. hR .deiado Cesan-
te 81 alcSide de ls Csrcel de este pueblo
-Fidel Ceper0, en- vista de una csrtR
cficiaI del j4fs de priSioneG seflor Caa
muna8 pOE CAFg0g que contra GepeR0
hiCiera 81 honorable fiBCal sefioT Cam.
pillO, pues parece que Ceper0 cometi6
el delito de inf 1elidRd en- u cuSt0dis
de presses.
La Sanidad 90 mueve Gctivamente.
Hoy hemOg viSt0 Rl inspector de higie-
ne aeffor MufIoz inspeCCionRndo los
pueSto8 de leChe y dsnd0 6Fdenes &C.
verss y en6FQiCas del oficial doctor
Fern6ndez Mater.
-Ha 0ido bGutizsdR g0lemnemente
en ell temple Cat6liO0 ID Nina MiFtS,
hijs de los e. 5osog don Rafael Cutie.
rreE del Arroyo y dofTa Label MinOso
Duef1O, Il
Apadrinaron & Mirts eI iIuatre doc
tor AQustin Stshl y dcf1R Dolores
Arroyo Viuda de M0ntiIlR. 81 act0
result6 muy lucido. 3....
Se me auplica qua lame Il aten.
Gi6n del RDCAHde FespeCt0 de q. haCelf fAl-
tA que Ell ayuntsmiento proves este
pueblo de una ComRdYOr0. pueg no hay
nirguna. Y muchRs criaturas de
mUj .Fes p0breg pereCen por fastaFle el
iudicad0 suxiliO.
Ell poliofa insuIar Rafael Herman
dez presto aver IN buen serviCid, el
de detener & an tel Ortiz que GndAbR
con an cRbRllO con muermO pOr la To-
calidad. El cabalIo fac sacriioadp y ]
Ortiz puest0 6 bnen recaud0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
GANGAA GAAGES.
Nuevo surtIdO con baratilIo.

Glen mil vAras de enCOjeS & 2, Sy4
ceDtavOS.
Mil piezOs de perCal de 8 CentAVos
& 3 centGvOa.
Mil cores & 30. 40 y. so centaVOg.
Tres mil vRrag CABimir irg.es 8 %
CentavOs. !
Sais mil vAras de piques tOfSim0s
de % y 20 CentAVOg, gADGS 6 12 CEN
tav0g. =.
CuareDta mil CamiSaS de teI0 de vi
CHS de so CeptAvOS 6 30.
ImpermeObIes ms g gnffiCse 6 IS IS.
TeINs de viChis para Camisan & B cen
tavOs.
JeTga asuI y de dolores & 45 CEN
tRyOs.
$500. -
Oamaa de mAtrimO Oni0 con COIOh6E
s. so.
ColChOnes de alambre & $40. 2. +;
eLa VizOaiuas, 81 Francisco AZ
GLA GIoFia0, Cruz Is, GEl CielOS
FOrtale3S 25.
suEtdo nueve immense
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
AV is D

On amigo de JayuyG inf6Fmanoa
que g0s Sres. FEut0G r. HeFedis y Pc
dr0 Sancho. CuyO paraderO iDqui' f.
mos, Be gnCuentr6n en- 81 prOpiO bSrri0
de Jayuya, el primerC dedicado s n
siembra de cafe y 81 seguaio recoIee.
tsndO ana tala de tAbaO0 de ga pro-
piedad. ..@
Ro0amOa. pueG. 6 diChoA gefloreS Se
sirVan conte8tar & nuestrag Cartag.
pues las que reitRFadRmente leB hemOs
eacritO nos han sido deYueltas ain que
OomSApa p0r uuian. d D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

ETenaSos d los SnapOssesstsS 0O6ge S6Ye
tGS: Sc sOrteaF6n 8 todos los afiO8 en-
ire Los que mas 90 diStinGan por ID
eOnstancia an Ell AhorrO.
HOrGS Dc GAIA: Para Ias impO8ioiO
neB:
De s & 104 de Ia mafana. y de ] & b
de q tarde los dfas laborables: , de d
& 103 de ID ma6ana los D0lninRoa. Para
Ia extracCione1 las mismRs hOras ex
UeptO d de IoS DomingOs.
Re0Iamessto de "a SeCcS6n: Las per
SonnG uue intafesan mas pormen0res
Vobre la1 imposioiOnea, extrRcciOneG
ooRnern de IiuuidRF intereses. eto, pue-
den GUIiaitar IN ejemplAr an II GAIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
GoblsTno municipal Dc Guyana.
PUBLICO

Acordads nor 81 Concaio Municipal
de eSta ciudsd Il reoOpstrucci6n de la
casa propiedad del Municipi0 sta On
Il pIgzs eCrist6bal Col6n1. y que Be
deatinR & OGcinRS MunicipNles. % hsCe
GabeF d p6b.iCo que lassnbRata de egts
obr1N tandrsn Iu0ar en'esta Acadia
{ Iag- tres de q taFde del die 81 del CO.
rriente mes -
IN Iag Oicinea de SecrotaYfs esteF6
de manifesto % pdblic6 ls Ord snacza
nue hn le reQir en- ID Gubnata, , 81 plan
que han suietRTse las obraa de ref :
rencis. Guayama, ogoato IL de 1906
ENRIQUE AMY. AloaIde 500; dental
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Los 5 eSfuerzOs de Roosevelt,

New York, A gostO %, l-3OP. M.
Ell presidente Roosevelt sigue es-
foFz4ndose pOrqQe la confeEencia con-
tihUe y SO pueda llegar q ) la paz.
De. T, kio avis IAN que nada Sc ha
resueltO.
En- aquella capital DONNA en- Ell
&nimo p1blicO vivfsima excita-
cion. Las noticias de Portsmouth
que publica Ia prensa de la capi-
tai japonesa, so cOmentadas ami
madamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

Ell pueblo aplaude la gesti6n de-
los PlenipotenciariOs y los princi-
pales diarios Sc muestran q paptida-
rios de Ia mayor intransigencia en-
punto q las reclamaciones estable-
cidas que consideran justas y mo-
0eradas.
On peri6dico Fecuerd "a que los
rusOs afirmaPon al principle de Ia
campa1a que harlan firn1aF la paz
en- ell propio Toxic, despu6 6s de ha-
Der reducldo el podeF del Jap6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
10 bSnquOTO Sm0FIeanO que ma-
Mjl $I,553,223 On once
mOSoS.
Mr.. r. Bigelow haCe asientos en- sns
Iibros de grandes cantidades de
dinero que no sc De deben.

Este oiudadano hR sido IIsvado ante
Ios tribunales de Milwaukee. Wiz,
pOr denunCia prelentada Dor vRrios
Barcos de IoB EatadOs Uoidog. Me.
T. e.. BigeIoW ora 81 cajerO del Ter.
BanOO NaCi0nAl de Milwaukee. FL
primer paSO On faIGO que Mr.. B'geIOw
die foe Ell 25 de Mayo de 1904, CuAn1O
cargo Il Banco Qoimico NsCional de
Nueva York la suma de SIS 600 que no
debfa.
MSs IueqO hizo varios saientOs por
partidas de SAC. 900 y $4,000 con CaP.
90 81 Ter. BanCo Nacional do Chicsg0.
Estas y OtraB cRntidadeg aumentaron
90 desfaICo s b enorme sumR de CpA-
troCientOs CinCuent8 y cinCO mil, Cua'
trOcientos dollars, Rlls por 81 mes Do
OctubPe de 1904 En- AbFil 25 de Pc
te no d auma assemble 6 81 553. 2S3
Este 6 uno de los nStOdOs de hGcel
dinerO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
I'M P0RTADTES CABLES
La indennizaGidD en- nstdIic 20.

= New York, Agosto %, l.30 p. m.
IufOrman do Portsmouth que una
de las condolences que ell gobieFno
ruso ha notifcado 4 sus plenipo-
tenciaPios que considera veiamiuosa,
es Ia que Sc refiere q indemniza-
ci6n en- metalico.
Los iaponeses hacen subir a una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
M. WITTE RESTABLECIDO.

New York, Agosto %, l-3O P. M.
Sc encuentra restablecido ell ple-
nipotenCiari russo M. Witts. Esta
maflana celebr6 con 81 Mr.. Roose-
velt, una importante entFevista.
N. Witte aseg6rase que mani
festo que su g0blernO reanudaria la
confeRencia una vez que el .Jap6n
cediese en- su actitud absorvente
Pretendiendo inponer a Russia con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
SUB-MARSHALL,

Ha lido prOpuestO y aceptado pOr eI
Attorney para el pueRto de Sub.maP.
sail de lR C0Fte de DistFitro de San
Juan, don Jaime Vilaseca, Qaien CO.
men7aH& 6 pEestRr aus seEViOiOB inme.
diAfamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

excesiVa cifra su recld macion an ell
indicado sentido.
Lo sNovoe VremyaS ha publica-
do un violento arffculo, en- eI Que
expFesa que Ia confbrencia De Ia
paz debe darse por ter mida y con-
tinuaF la guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
FOIiz Vi3jO,

La aistinguida dana do1a : Ce-
lestina BorFas de Todd en- nAabrCa
maflana para los Estados Unidos,
con ObjetO de scompafiar y dejar
en- un colegio q su hijo Roberto.
/. DeseSmosle feliz viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

La aCreditRda fsbFiCa de OervazR
que tan O9noCids e. ca esta iBla y que
naa n mares sPabat2 ae prOp0ne dar
m oRradabIo soFpreaG 6 su8 CoDsunli-
60a1e. POGO tempo. M. B. Calde.
r6n g Co, Tetukn II. Dep6Iito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

LA p0pularidRd aICanzada en tan
POGO tempo de eatablecid0 ell sHotal
San JuanG es debid0 & Iss ms sgnfiCas
condolences higi6nioRs de tOdos sus-
dep0Ftamentog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
BancO Territorial J Agrfc9a 81
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

InpOsSCSOsses SO6re gi6retGs: Desde
e0.25 6 81, 900, deYengar&n interesea RI
6 pOF 100 anuaI. -.
lngpOSSC6Ones q plGS0 6yO: DeSde
e2O0 en- adelapte deVenQarSn interGG q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Ell Iibro Gamble en- ESpaha,

New York, Ago osto %, 1.3OP. NJ.
" A la petici6n del comeroio SO ha
adherido Ell cOmeFcio de vaTias inn
portantes capitales de pTovincias.
Cr6ese que este asunto ser& Obje-
to del mayor inte res por Parte del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

diciones que jamas, pOdran ser
acertadas.
<Adn cuandO el g9bieFno no pu-
desc resolver de m m0mento los
graves Problemas int4rro os - dijo
Witte-si el Jap6n insiste en- sns
humillautes reclamacion mes. Russia
peleara toao ell tempo que sea
preciso.O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

gobif rnO.
El copf1ioto de Andalucf ha
disminuido en- intensida,d y Sc
AFRICAN esperanzas de que en- bre-
We este todo en- complete prden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
EseuadTa 4 CuIebra.

En- los Misses de Septic bre OcSu.
bra IIegar6n & Culebra de so & 10 bu'
ques de guerra. T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
NOticias generates

ANUNCIO Sc VV4nden Joe Casas
San Sebastian 88 = BenefcerCia no 4.
Irf,vmarsn S0' "a altos.
COLOCACION. Sc deses coIOCar
& una pefIoro 8 BefioFita para 0yudaF d
despscho y 0tras atenCioneB On nuestro
ests bleCimiento de laboFes. Debs p0-
seer 81 ingl9e. DirijiFse 6 The Porto
Rico DrAwn Work & Embroidery Co.
FOrtalpza 19. San JnAu 6v.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

En e.to ipnuronta g Ysnde p1pe a
paEi6iioo yioio { "a 90 quintt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-21

e. A. Bagley, Of Livingston,
was here Saturday.
L. G.. Everson, of Fennimore
Sundayed in Lancaster.
Harry Tornowske was over
from Bloomington Monday.
j. C. Williams shipped two car
loads of cattle to Chicago yesterday.
Andrew Welsh, of Glen Haven,
visited with friends in this city Sun
day.
H. w. Brown was looking after
his farm near Fennimore one day
this week.
Mrs. G.. Budd left yesterday for
Mineral Point and Dodgeville where
she will inspect the 0. E. S., lodges.
Mrs. Budd is deputy Grand Matron.
DIR. Rafferty, and A. J. Wieden-
beck returned Friday from Mil
waukee where they had been in at
tendance at the Masonic grand
lodge. They report having had a
very enjoyable trip.
&C. W. Ray arrived home Fri
day evening from his trip to Chi
cago. He reports that Ralph ar
rived at New York in safety where
he was met by a delegation of
friends and that he has departed for
his destination at Madrid, Spain.
"A farmer says: II use my cream
separator to obtain soft water from
hard. I pour water into the ma
chine just as I would milk, aid
turning at high rate of speed soft
water comes out of the milk spout
and the rest out of the cream spout.
The dealer who handles the ma
chine was as surprised as I was"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-21
DRESSMAKERS' PICNIC.
About Forty of Lancasters' Dress
makers Enjoy a Picnic at Kemp
ers' Grove.

Saturday June II the day set
apart for the dressmaker's picnic
was day that seemed crowded
with pleasure, from the beautiful
sunshine and invigorating breezes,
the vivid green of the foliage
and fragrance of flowers. In the
early morning many of us were
awakened by the roll of thunder
and flash of lightning while rain
drops were falling thick and fast.
OF course the picnic was off and we
INDUCED in an extra nap. But be-
fore train time, the change. twas
enough that many of us concluded
to go. The grounds chosen were
the same as last year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemper allowing us to spend the
day under their grand old oaks.
A number of those with us last
June, were absent, some plying the
needle in places too far away to
join the procession, and one (our
greatest story teller engaged in
holding down a claim in one of the
younger states, arriving on the
grounds we proceeded to make our
selves at home. Hammocks were
swung, camp stools placed and soon
we were ready for the business and
pleasures of the day.
The committees appointed did their
duty faithfully and we'll, the result
being highly satisfactory. There
were readings, games played, trios
and choruses, stories told and
prizes won. Altogether day OF
pleasure and profit. Everyone
voted that. After dinner when
everyone was good natured, we
received visit from Mr.. Walton,
who by request came to take a
group of the most industrious ladies
in this county. Nearly forty regu-
lars and visitors were present. ***
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-21
WisOWa
Sixteen Thousand Patients.

DR.. +. B. Brewer, whose visits for
years past have made him so popular,
gave standard representative the in
formation that he he treated regular
ly) $4,000 patients, and also an exhibit
of a system of chair calistnenics de-
vised by himself, that was complete,
enjoyable and thorough. He is still
recognizable, however, and as friend
remarked, sis getting more so every
day."
Dr. Brewer will visit the North
western hotel in this city on July End
and 3rd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-21

The First National Bank of Lam
caster
Buys and sells Foreign Exchange;
Pays interest on 6 and IL months
deposits;
All kinds of checks cashed at par;
Makes collections;
Sends money anywhere'at lowest
rates;
Has safety deposits for!rent,
And solicits a share of your
business. 56tf2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-21
Local JOttingS.

II
%a~~~asnuaa>ssAaaaAseasa esasasssaAsaANtss
Phil Tanner departed yesterday
morning for Highland.
Miss Lasetta Alt went to Boscobel
on the train Sunday.
Baptist Aid society meets with
Mrs. Miles Thursday afternoon.
Joe McBrien, of Platteville, spent
Sunday with his parents in this
city.
j. T. Clifton, of Bagley, was in
this city Saturday on a business
trip.
C. III. Tresham boarded Mon
day afternoons train for Platteville
on business trip.
-Liveryman Trexler, of Dubuque,
was in the city the fore part OF the
week on business.
William Bailey and wife were
at Platteville yesterday visiting
with relatives and friends.
Attorney G.. B. Clementson was
transacting legal business at Galena
a day or two the past week.
Miss Nellie Sprague has gone to
Beaver Dam to attend commence
ment, and the golden jubilee.
Mrs. G.. Gibbs and daughter
went to Ipswich yesterday morning
for a visit with relatives and friends.
Louis Trexler and Mr.. McFad-
den, of Dubuque, were IN the city
Monday looking for span OF
drivers.
Frank Meyer and Bert Schrei-
ner were passengers on Sundays
train, bound for Beloit, and will re-
turn Thursday.
IS. A. Hatch, Of Bloomington,
was in the city yesterday on insur-
ance business and to visit with his
son, J. d. Hatch.
"A. j. Wiedenbeck was caught
in Sundays storm and was COM
PEELED to remain in the county till
Monday morning.
DIR. Critchelow, of Patch Grove,
who purchased the business of DR..
Seaman, is in the city and has taken
charge of his Office.
Charles Metcalf and Ted Dun
calf departed Saturday for Beloit.
They expect to attend college at
that place the. coming fall.
Frank Orion arrived home Sun
day from Madison where he had
been attending the University of
Wisconsin. He left again yesterday
for Fall River.
There was a tea party at the
home of Mrs John HI. Baldwin's
Monday evening in honor of Miss
Marie Weber, of Fennimore, who is
a guest at the Baldwin home.
-Milt Woodhouse, Will Hickok,
Lincoln Abrams and Jay Abrams,
of Bloomington, were in the city
yesterday. Jay Abrams and Will
Hickok were on their way to Mil
waukee.
Frank Critchelow, living near
Flora, had the misfortune to be
kicked by colt on Thursday last.
His leg was broken below the knee
and his family physician was called
who set the broken limb and he is
now resting as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
H. S. Rhodes and John Dunlop,
representative of the Portland Co.
ment Co, were down at Kings
Ford Sunday fishing. The were
caught in the storm and compelled
to remain at Mr.. Theirs over night.
Mrs. Dunlop remained here the
guest of Mrs. Rhodes while her
husband continued on his trip.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-21
lambs. wooled stock 5Oc@$1.0O above

lambs. Wooled stock 5Oc@$1.OO above
price of shOrn stock.
East BunAlo Live Stock.
Dunning & Stevens, Live Stock
Commission Merchants, East Buffalo,
n. Y, quote as follows: Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 275 cars; market, demoralized,
25c lower. Hogs-Receipts, 70 cars;
market, firm; pigs and workers., $50
@5.75; medium and heavy, $565@5. 10.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, Is cars:
market, active; best lambs, $6.5O@6.65;
fair to good, $6.25@6.5O; best sheep,
$5.0O@5.5O; fair to good, $4.OO@475;
springs lambs, $7.25@7.75. Calves
Market. steady; best, $6.5O@6.75; fair
to good, $5.7O@6.25.