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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-16
To Close Business Houses,

On the two afternoons of the Home
Coming the three banks of the city
will be closed during the entire after
noon. The other business houses of
the city will all be closed from 2 to 4
o'clock.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-16
Thomas Murray Badly Injured.

Thomas Murray met with bad acci-
dent at the brick yard on Tuesday
afternoon. He was at work about the
crusher and was engaged in removing
stones from the machine when he
dropped wire he was using for that
purpose. He stopped to pick it up and
IN so doing put his left hand in contact
with two mashing cog wheels which
drew in the hand and cut off the third
and fourth fingers and the outside por-
ton of his hand. He was taken to the
hospital for medical attention and is re-
ported to be getting along nicely.
MossOa Dyspepsfa Cure
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-16
LOVELY PLACE, SOUTHWEST.

"A .@a.7
This place paradise is delighted with the Great and
wonderful Southwest Come by all Take the Becker
land Tuesday August
City Dalhart Texas
through giving you opportunity
old Mexico thence back through Colorado taking
the the world Pixies Peak
the cities Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver little better than
the
ofand This
great opportunity
making expedition you Busy at
A. WISE INVESTOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
EMBAR0UE SUS EFECTOS p0R EXPRESS
EXAMENES DE PARMACIb

Por la presente Sc anuncia al pd-
blico que durante los dias 28, 2oy3o
del corriente mes sc celebraran exa-
menes extraordinarios para los aspi
rantes al titulo de Pharmaceutical, con
arreglo las disposiciones vigentes.
Sc admitiran solicitudes en- esta of.
Gina hasta las cuatro de la tarde del
d1a ~.
Los interesados podran obtener EN-
esta Ohcina, modelos en- blancos para
sus solicitudes y las presentaran
acompaf1ando veinticinco dollars.
Sc advierte los aspirantes que
siendo indispensable llenar el cupo
de gastos de examenes, con el i'm
porte de los referidos derechos, es
indispensable Sc presenter por 10 me.
nos cinco aspirantes.
TOa,s6s V'6xQssez,
Superintendent de Sanidad
San Juan, Pto Rico, Mayo, 9 1907
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
EDICTO
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
A Conrado Guidicelli Lugo, 6 sea,
el demandado an;es rnencionado.
Por el presente edicto. que de Or
den de Ia Corte Sc publicsra durante
un mes y 10 menos una vez por sema-
ma, en- un period leo de los de mavor
|circulacion en- la Isla, sc notifica &
usted que Sc ha presentado en- Ia Of
|cina del Secretario de la Corte de Dis
trito del Distrito Judicial de Arecibo,
la demanda del actor antes citado, en-
la cual Sc solicita de la Corte que en-
su oportunidad, previos los tramites
|legales, Sc sirva declarar con lugar
la demanda de divorcio interpuesta
|por abandcno por mas dc un affo de
la esposa por el esposo, con los pro-
(nunciamiento de Ley, sin determina-
da resoluci6n respecto q hijos, por no
haber sido procreado ninguno en- Ell
matrimonio, { imposition de costas.
Y Sc notifica a usted. que de no
comparecer con testar dicha deman--
da dentro de los diez dias despues de
notlficado, 81 la notification sc hiciere
en- Ell distrito; y dentro de los veinte
|dfas 81 Sc hiciere fuera del distrito,
|pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico; den
tro de los cuarenta dias, 81 sc hiciere
en- otra parte, la demandante podra So
licitar de la Corte le sean concedidas
las peticiones hechas en- la demanda,
previos los tramites de Ley.
Es abogado de la demandante Ell
Lcdo. don ]. E. Martinez Quintero.
Extendida bajo mi firma Ell sello
|ofcial de la Corte, en- la ciudad az.
Arecibo, 4 diez y seis de Abril de
1907. .-Lcdo. Salvador Picornell, Sc
|cretario. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
I = nreaentaci6n
del infante real
La mutitud rodea ell palacio

Nueva York. sabado.-A los pocos momen-
tos de nacer Ell Infante real sc llevo efecto en-
palacio la solemnc ceremonial de la prescnta-
ci0n.
Una multitud inmensa rodeaba el palacio
real, aclamando los reyes
, A Desar de 10 avanzado de la hora Ell pue-
bio permaneci6 largo tempo frente los bal
cones de palacio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
Stfvltle fsDccld Il beIcin Mcfclnm
GABLEGRAMAS.
Sc lIamard Alfonso

Nueva York, sabado.-Dicen los despachos
recibidos de Madrid que anoche las doce y
cuarenta cinco, di6 luz la Reina Victoria
I'M var6n. Ell niflo es robusto, hcrmoso sera
bautizado con Ell nombre de Alfonso.
La Reina continna perfectamente, dentro
de la Qravedad de su estado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
Roosevelt fel1cita
4 don alfonso
Ell Papa y Eduardo VII

Nueva York, sabado.-Entre los immune
rabies mensajes de feicitaci6n recibidos por los
reyes de Espafla lgura uno extenso y cordial1-
simo del presidente Roosevelt.
En- toda Espana Sc estan organizando por
los municipios animadas festas.
Tambien han sido de los primeros en- fell
citar los reyes de Espana, el rey Eduardo
VII el Papa Pho K.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
THE INSULAR DOCK COMPANY
Nufvls OBRaS. TIRES AvEnlOaS

Acordado por los comites Executive Tecnico
Corporation el pdblica ctacion
avendas que al proyccado muele de Epig6n
de Ia bahia de San Juan R. por presene
pubico de los deseen proposcones
dan toar los informes necesen las ocnas de
Corporation (Allen 3o) pianos
especifcaciones de de Ia de la tarde
hasta el dia del corriente
San Juan p. r Mayo de 1907
C.COJvDE,
PTesidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
la,bandera espanola
en- londreS
La gran ciudad engalanada

dres que en- la capital del reino undo Sc ha
celebrado vivamente el nacimiento del infante
real de Espa1a.
La gran ciudad inglesa aparece decorada
con ell pabell6n espanol. Los diarios ingleses
publican afectuosos articulos en- honor de Espa-
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11

FL bebe peSa nueve libraS
Don Alfonso esta cOntentlsimo
Nueva York, sabado.-El 1nfante real pesa
nueve Ehras es un bebe robuStisimO
Don Alfonso esta radiante
Entire los partidarios de la monarquia ha
causado impression magnifca la circumstances
de que sea varon el heredero.
Sc han empczado recibir en- palacio men
safes de felicitaci6n de todas parties del mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
|E1 bauti8mo Ser3
eD marte8 pss6ximo
SOlemne ceremonial

Nueva York, sabado-El bautismo del
principe de Asturias Sc efectuara ell pr6ximo
martes con el ceremonial de estas solemnida-
|des.
Al bautizo asistiran enviados especiales de
las casas reinantes en- Europa
Para el martes han sido anunciadas gran
des festas en- Madrid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11

Las ovaciones q los reyes

Nueva York, sabado.-Los despachos reci-
bidos de Madrid contienen extensos detalles de
todo cuanto sc refere al nacimiento del infante
real.
Las ovaciones los reyes continua con en-
tusiasmo Madrid esta engalanado.
Ell Rey don tAlfonso, ha tenido que aso-
marse q los BALCONIES de palacio. ante las in
sistentes aclamaciones de la multitud.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
JURY SECURED FOR HAMLIN
TIVE Days Occupied in Finding Mea to
Serve at Grand STAND.
DsFENsE NAY LAY BLAME ON DOCTORS
Questions to TaIesmen Indicate that
Insanity and COntributory
Causes WIN BE Pleaded on
Defendants behalf.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., April 2O--(spe-
cial,) -Lste yesterday afternoon jury
was secured in the case OF the state w.
John Hamlin. accused Of the murder of
Miss Rachel Engle the charge being muir
der in the first degree, A suitable twelve
were secured after two days Of labor and
the examination OF about 100 talesmen.
The jury consists of A. L. Edwards, Harry
Mclaughlin. Chris Otto, F. L. Culbertson.
John sanborn. H. c. schum. VIII scheel'
William Waters, Wad Knapp, c. Wilmer
Charles Campbell and W. B. Connor II
being late in the day when the jury was
secured. the court took an adtournmen'
until this morning before beginning the
work OF taking the testimony. The greater
number OF the states six and the de-
lenses sixteen peremptory challenges were
, used.
| The defense was made quite apparent II
| the line OF examination Of Jurors adopteS
upon the closer examination. They Wer'
/ closely Intercepted as 70 their possible
prejudices against pleas Of insanity an'
the direct or indirect cause OF death. ais
Engle having passed away in January
though shot In August. and two operation
having been undergone in the meantma
the line OF examination would appear {
indicate that the defense viii try to prov
that these operations, and not the bullel
were the primary cause Of death Mos
Of the jurors are men from the farInin
community and the more remote prs
,cincts OF the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

and Tecumseh bonds are supposed to be
desirable.
VALLEY-The principal, Prof. Z. L
Hutchinson, and all OF the teachers have
high school; Miss Tracy, grammar; Miss
Claybaugh, second Intermediates; Miss
Bergstrom. first intermediate, and Miss
Will primary.
YoRK-At a mass meeting held by the
citizens Of York in the city hail to con-
slider making provision for hitching posts
and market square for the convenience
to place back the hitchlng posts around
the court house square.
BEAVER CROSSING-A saloon man from
Friend visited Beaver Crossing last week
and before attempting to gain subscribers
for saloon petition was informed by the
village board that II would be a waste Of
time for him TO get the petition as the
board would not grant the license
sEMARD-The cornerstone OF the new
$4,000 building OF the German Lutheran
college will be laid at p. m on Sunday
Rev, George Weller president OF the COLI
Lutheran church. will ofiiciate. The student
band will furnish appropriate music.
4 HERMANN. L. Mundorh came to town
Today and after loading up with Whiskey
/ started out looking for trouble He over
| took one OF the Leach boys on the street
! and struck him In the mouth. MuudOret
ls sober now, and Is under the care Of
/ Dr. Clark Leach did not get a scratch.
! WEST POINT-NeWs has been received
/ OF the death OF Peter Goebel, one OF the
first hon esteaders TO take up land in Cum.
4 Inc county In the early COS. The deceased
was a naive OF Bavaria and was upward
Of 60 years Of age at the time OF his death.
He died at the home OF his son, Christian,
at Bloomfield. Neb.
| DEMONSTRATING Mayor w. Robb has
issued a proclamation calling upOh the peo-
pie Of Tecunseh to make Tuesday, April
3d. cleaning up day" Volunteers are called
| On EHffh
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
easurer. and George NJ. spurIOck. trus-

treasurer. and George M. spurlock. trus-
tee.
BEATRICB-James Sanders. a civil wal
veteran, and fore thirty years resident OF
this city died suddenly Saturday of heart
trouble, aged 7S years. He leaves a large
family all grown.
BEATRICE-Mrs. II. A. La Selle yes
terday received word from Valley june
ton, Ia, announcing the death or her
mother, Mrs. A. g. Spellmant an old resi-
dent of that place.
Y NEBRASKA CITY-A burglar attempted
20 bore his way into b. Bruggman's saloon
Friday morning, but was unsuccessful. he
dug out one of the panels OF the back door
but did not gain admission
PLEASANTDALE-The big grading out
fit OF Contractor Ryan Arrived here last
week and attracted as much attention as
load and establish the railroad camp.
BEATRICE-Mrs. r. A Riddle died yes
terday morning at her home in this city
after a lingering illness OF tuberculosls.
She was thirty-eight years OF age and Is
survived by her husband and three chill
dren.
MILFORD-The district meeting of the
Rebekah dsgree OF odd Fellowship was held
at Milford Tuesday Thirty-iive were pres
ent from the different lodges in the district
With the Riverdale lodge there were sixty
i IN attendance.
| AINsWORTH-John Cons of Omaha wa
3 working on the piledTiver at the depot Sat
urday afternoon when some machinery
/ broke and hit him on the head, causing Z
serious scalp wound. He Is In the Dr
! Remy hospital.
J CHAPPELL-A light snow has faller
| each OF the last three days, but the weather
/ has not been cold enough TO tnJure crop
/ OF any kind. which are looking excellent
! Grass Is very fine and fully four week.
ahead OF former years.
YORK-George W. Bemis, jr., a wei
known York boy, has launched tn
| "Searchlight' at Lincoln. Mir. Bemis 4
one OF the best newspaper writers In tn
state and his many friends are hoping tn
! "Searchlight" will be a success.
YORK-April 22 will be observed Il
York BY the banks and postofice, an
many citizens win take a day on an
plant trees. Business msR are dOnGtin
trees 70 be set out in the new East HI
park and also the West Side, pork.
| YORK-YOrk college is fast pushing I
| the front as one OF the leading educationa
institutions Of the west, and the enroll
ment this term OF over 500 Is the larges
In its history. York takes a great dea
/ Of pride in It's educational institutions.
sEWARD-The women OF the Methods
church. gave a farewell reception 70 Mr.
c. X. Humphrey, who with her family wi
I locate at Goldendale. Wash, where the
have purchased several pieces OF yaluab
property. They are old residents OF Sewar'
, TECUMSEH-The city council has bee
. unsuccessful In selling the El2.T50 eiectr
. light bonds recently voted. Offers receiYC
: | are not satisfactory. The bonds will be r
J advertised. and II Is though a market VI
I. be found for them Their history is goo
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
GRAIN MEN WILL ASK DAMAGES

Suits to BE Instituted Against Roads
ns Outcome of Car shortage.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., April 20.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )-Another meeting Of the
grain dealers In this business along the
line Of the Missouri Pacific was held in
this city this afternoon and permanent
organization was perfected by the election
OF President w. B. Banning Of Union,
Vice President e. A. Dun OF Nebraska
City, Secretary and Treasurer A. B. VII
son Of Nebraska City, directors, the above
named officers and d. Smith of ElmwOod
and A. ]. Denton Of Nebraska City.
The association is 10 be known as the
Grain Dealers Protective association with
headquarters in this city, and it is for
the mutual benefit and protection Of its
members and to put a stop to unjust
weights at terminals and other discTim-
nations to which the grain men of this
territory have been subjected in the past.
The committee to which was referred the
legal phase Of the association made a par
tiaI Teport and viii make a fuller one at
another meeting to be called shortly.
The association retained attorneys Pitzer
and Hayward to look after the matter of
what rights they have to bring suits for
losses sustained in the past by reason Of
the shortage Of cars and unjust discrim-
nation at terminal points A number of
suits will be instituted as soon as the
papers can be prepared and the data Sc
cured on which to base them. The grain
men have kept away from the old associa-
ton as far as possible for they fear anti
trust laws and will not have anything TO
do with regulating Of prices and the things
Of that kind.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

CHAPPELL Neb.. April 2O-District court
closed Friday for this term. Roy Vincent
pleaded guilty TO charge OF having stolen
horse and saddle from Jacob Herman
over a year ago. Judge Grimes sentenced
him TO six years in the penitentiary. Vim
cent served one sentence a few years ago
for a similar offense,
Freddie Brewer. a boy Of 70. charged with
horsestealing, was found guilty and the
Judge sentenced him to one year In the
penitentiary. Charley o'Den, who was i'm.
plieated with Brewer in the horzeStealine
case, had pleaded guilty about six month,
ago and is now serving his sentence. II,
was brought back. however. as a witnes.
/ against Brewer O'Dell was sentenced Z,
! eighteen months in the penitentiary. as h,
was an older man and II seems he 20
Brewer into the trouble
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
49, az NehrnnIln.

YORK-Mr Charles schulze, formerly
engaged in a bakery at Omaha, has opened
a new bakery In north York.
BEATRICE-The new bank building at
Ellis has been completed, and the bank
IL row doing business in its new quarters
OAKLAHD-The Burlington has put on
a stock train which will leave here At $3.50
D. m. on Sunday and Tuesday evenings
and 90 direct 20 South Omaha
YORK-The city clerk is adveTtisiIg
for sealed bids for the sale OF $4,000
worth of intersection paving bonds TO run
20 years at 5 per cent interest.
WAHOO-Five inches Of snow fell here
Thursday and the warm spell OF today has
made a disappear entirely. The snow was
an excellent thing for the small grain.
UPLAND-A heavy frost on Friday morn
.ng killed whatever garden stun had come
] ~, and destroyed the first crop Of alfalfa
4 fruit Is absolutely ruined IN this vicinity.
| UPLAND-At the opening meeting Of the
| rev town board the saloon petition was
| Considered There being no remOnstrances
| here will be one license granted this year
| YORK-AI the meeting Of tho Green
/ wood cemetry association, Supreme Judgi
/ 5. H. Sedgwick was elected president; n
| ~ Ferguson. secretary; Chris KollinE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
rremble OF the plum Tree.
WESLEYAN WINS BIG DEBATE
Ship Subsidies Form Subject of Dis
cnaaion with Doane COLLEGE.

Ship Subsidies Form Subject of Dis
cussiOn with DOane College.
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Neb., April 70
Especial THE intercollegiate debate be-
tween Doane and Wesleyan in the Audi
forum Friday night resulted in a decisive
victory for Wesleyan. The Doane debaters
were George La Rev. c. r. Smith and
Sloniger Those representing Wesleyan
were Miss Ethel Briggle, Ross Gortner and
A. c. Hisey. 1t had been requested by
the. chairman, Prof. Patterson, that there
be no yelling during the debate, so the
occasion lacked enthusiasm until the time
for the judges decision. Then. too, ship
subsidy, which was the subject discussed,
does not appeal to Nebraskans as do some
questions more local in their import The
home team d-by far the best training
in public delivery. The judges were Lin
coin men. mostly professors of the State
university.
II has been necessary for the old board
of managers OF the college paper, the Wes-
leyan, to draft a new constitution before
the election Of new officers can take place.
The Oratorical association will elect Of
ficers on Monday for next year. Mr.. Worth
ley. who won the state contest at Crete,
VIII leave the first of'next month for Kan
sas City to take part in the interstate con-
test.
Miss Gertrude Mutton will give her
graduating recital in music next Thursday
evening.
The senior elocution class will give a
graduating recital Wednesday evening OF
next week.
Those interested in prohibition have ar
ranged for a series of lectures, the first e
be given next Tuesday evening by the chan
| celor.
! The college students will have another
] college sing on Tuesday evening
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

not for what We have used, but for what
we have wasted.
Fof the nation as for the man OF woman
and the boy OF girl. the road TO success is
the right use Of what we have and the
Improvement Of present opportunities. IL
you neglect TO prepare yourself nov I0I
fall upon you later; II you do not learn
the Things which you will need to know
when your school days are over, you will
suner the consequences. So any natlon
which In its youth lives only for the day
reaps without sowing, and consumes win
out Outstanding, must expect the penalty
Of the prodigal, whose labor could with
difficulty hnd him the bare means OF life.
A people without children would face a
is almost as helpless; forests which are
so used that they cannot renew themselves
will soon vanish, and with them all their
benefits. A true forest is not merely
storehOuse full of wood. but, as II were a
factory OF wood, and at the same time
reservoir of water. When you help TO
preserve our forests or to plant new ones
you are acting the part OF good citizens
The value OF forestry deserves. therefore
TO be taught in the schools which aim to
make good citizens Of you. II your Arbor
day exercises help you to realize what
| benefits each one Of you receives from the
| forests and how, by your assistance, these
benefits may continue, they will serve
/ good end.
Telephone Company Incorporates.
The Independent Telephone company Of
Omaha filed it's articles Of incorporation
with the secretary of state this afternoon.
Its capital stock is S5OOO,OOO and the fling
J fec was $2,5O2, one of the largest, u not
the largest. fees ever paid for filing cor
poration articles in Nebraska. The incor-
porators are +. H. Stow, W. II. Ely and
Benjamin F. Baker OF the stock 900
is to be preferred and $l5OO,OO0 common.
Fifteen thousand shares Of each at 500 a
share are to be sold and paid for at the
time the corporation comes into existence.
Bonds may be issued by the board of d.
rectors, three of whom shall be bona ide
residents of Omaha.
TrembIe of the Plum Tree.
Governor Sheldon today grabbed hold OF
the plum tree and shook and shook and
shook, and a big crowd was close around
watching, as a downpour was expected. IT
was "a nice little plum that fell, and It
droppSl to Mrs. J. c. +. McKesson. II
was to be a member Of the visiting board
to the Industrial school at Milford, a posi-
ton she now holds.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Mail Rnr Limited.

PLATTSMOUTI, Neb.. April 0.-cspe-
cial.)-A bold robbery occurred at Pacific
Junction Thursday night, when some one
stole mail pouch from one of the trucks.
II was found the next morning under
railroad bridge north of the station by
Mr. Fisher. 1t had been cut open from one
end to the other and the letters were
blowing over the farm. on investigation 4
was found to be a through pouch and con-
tanned only letters from Nebraska and
Colorado. Many bundles OF the letters had
not been opened, which led to the belief
that the thief had been frightened away
before accomplishing his desired aim. A
red Kansas City lantern was found near
the sack. Postmaster Bennett wired the
postofice inspectors in St. Louis and in
omaha and the theft is being investigated.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

their four children. Alexander aged IA
years; Ethel. IL; Amanda, 8, and Anna, s
years Of age, were not being provided with
a sufficient amount of clothing and food
and that they were growing up in vice and
ignorance. After hearing the evidence Of
the witnesses County Judge H. d. Travis
instructed Sheriff c. d. Quinton to take
Alexander to the State Institute for the
Feeble Minded and to give the other three
children to the Nebraska Childrens Home
society. They were taken to Omaha Fri
day evening by superintendent Quivy.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
TOWN SEARCHES FOR TWO GIRL,

Children Found Late Mt NiEht and
Explain school Was IrksOme.
UPLAND. Neb., April 2O.-(Special 1.-TWO
Upland girls, about Il years old. caused
considerable excitement last night by at
tempting TO run away. When they were
missed, at s o'clock, a general alarm was
given, as Il was discovered they had taken
along most OF their surplus clothing. The
neighboring towns were called up by tele-
phone and four livery rigs were sent out
in as many directions. II was supposed
they had run away with some young men.
About IL o'clock one OF the parties who
drove out discovered them IN the hills
about six miles south OF town and brought
them back. On being Intercepted no in
/ formation whatever could be CLEANED as
to their intentions in running away ex.
Toept that they had not been getting alone
well at school
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Chndren's Home Gets child.

PLATTsMOUTH. Neb., April 2o-Cspe-
cial &C. Louis Jaynes of Omaha filed a
complaint against Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hamilton Of Weeping Water alleging that