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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~. B.--Folowing schedule figures published
o.iy as Information. and are not guaranteed. tt Z
~ a. N.-Daiiy--Local for Charlotte.
ti'46 =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pullman 70
atlanta and Birmingham, New orlssns.
Memphis, Chattanooga. and all the South.
Through coach for Chase City, Oxford.
durham and Raleigh.
~ I'D Mex, Sunday-Keysvills Local. w
ii'~ M-Dnily--Limited Pullman ready ESQ
I. NJ, for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 p M. Except sunday--No. 1s-To West
Point--Connectiny for Baltimore. Mon.
Gays Wednesdays and Fridays,
s'ie J. M.--Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri.
days-No. io-Locai to West Point
t;t' A. M.-Except sunday-No. 7l-toca1 to
$50 4 NJ, s:ib p. M-From all the South.
s:2o p M.--From Charlotte, Raisish, DurhAnis
Chase City and Local Stations.
$40 A. M.-From Keysville and Local ssutlohn
s:lo 4, Mo. l5-From Baltimore and Wcat
Point.
io:ss 4 n. No: 9. Wednesdays and Friday.
0jS p NJ. No. 7s-From Yves. Point and
Local Stations 8ss4
c. w. WESTBrRY, D. p A.,
800 p. Main Street, Richmond. va
c. II ACKERT s. Fl. HARDWICK.
V.-P. and Cen Mgr Puss. Traf Mgr.s
W. II. TAYI.oE, g. P. A..
Washington, D. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
RICHMOND sToCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, January II. 1870.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia 300 AT 81.
R.. F. and p. Div. obiisation-l,t 400 at 80:
virgins -caIolina Chemical ptd-. p. cts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

CHICAGO, January Observation-Disclosures
about 5000 head Market: Best steady: Others
weak Common to prime steers. s497. 80: cows.
se.75a4.75; heifers s2.6od5 90; bulls, s275Gi 90:
1870. Hogs-Recelpts about 5000 head Market
steady to 1Oc. lower. Prime shipping hogs,
&c. So as 90; choice. butchers weights, $3.50
657ls assorted. light. sS.62tds.57ls; bulk OF
sales. ss.5oGsa5- sheep-Recepts about 20 600
head. Market steady Sheep, ssq6ss; Year.
ilngs si.604660; lambs, s.75ff7.So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
. NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON, N. g, January l7s-rspI IlTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipttfsa d
casks. Rosln--F1rm At Ss,6s; receipts. saees1s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
c7Nerchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'s

BOSTON. MASS. AND PROVIDENCE. II. l..
Steamers leave Norfolk fer Boston Tuesday.
"Wednesday Friday and sunday, For Pruvi-
dence Monday Thursday and Saturday at Z
P. NJ. PASSENGERS aud freight taken for ~
and o. Ry. and n. and W. Ry. orflees. AMI
No. si9 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET


BALTIMORE MD. January 1I.-Seaboard
Air Line. common and Notwithstanding do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

NEW YORK, January l7-BEEvES-Re-
cepts. e6l head all consigned direct. except
2 cars; no trading: feeling steady. Dressed
beef, 1890. for native sides: fancy beef, $40
shc, Calves Receipts, IS head: very little do
ing for lack of stock. Feeling steady. Prime,
Dressed calves steady; city dressed yeals, SO
Ike; extra carcasses. INC: sheep--Receipts,
lambs Ice lower. Fair to prime lambs, $500
7.S7h. Hoes-Receipts, OIL head Feeling
steady. quoted at 1901. IS: pigs at S.16a7.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

NEW YORK. January 17.-Mouey on
call easy. 7n3 1-2 per cent: ruling rate.
Ia; closing bid, Ia; offered at 9.
Time loans very soft; sixty days, 5 IL;
ninety days 8 "a; six months, 5 IL to
6 IA. Prime mercantile paper, sac IL
per cent Sterling exchange arm. with
actual business In bankers bills at
sis5s5a4s54o for demand and ut $+.sl25
N4.sl35 for sixty day bills. Posted rates.
.tS1 1-284s2 and t4.s5 1-29i.86; com
mercIal bills. A.Sl1oG4s115; bar silver.
67 5-s: Mexican dollars, 81 Ia. Govern
ment bonds firm: railroad bonds irregtS
Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

CINCINNATI. o.. January -HOGs--Ao-
tive Butchers and shippers, $67hG6,So: com
mon. IS. 756pSb go. Cattle--Steady and slow Fair
to good shippers, s4.5oSy 90; common. s2ap2, 70.
at se,.61l7be Enthusiastically at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
SNLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP co

Night Line for Norfolk.
Leave Richmond every evening tfoot Ash
streeo Mt Z p. NJ, stopping at Newport News
EN- route Fare $3.50 one way, si,so round
trip, Including stateroom berth; meals, scd
each. Street cars to steamers wharf.
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Steamboats,.
MA Navigation Co.'S

W Yirginia Navigation Co.'S
Va JAMES RIVER DAY LINN
HN STEAMER PoCAHONTAs LEAVES
WI FROM OLD DOMINION WHARF
" MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FhI-
DAY At 4 A. NJ. for Norfolk, PortA.
mouth. Old Point. Newport News Claremone
and James River landings. connecting at Old
point for Washington, Baltimore and TN
North stateroons reserved for the night at
Moderate prices Electric cars direct to ths
wharf. Fare, s15o and 81 Norfolk Through
Exc ursion Tickets sale at Richmond Trans.
tar "a Sle e. Main Street, sos d. Main
street or on wharf steamer. Round trip''
$3.50. ,,,.,, -,
III nnJnts In Eastern Virginia. North Caroline
nd tha East JNO. f. MAYER, Agent.
IRWIN 7WEISIGER, Gent Mgr.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Rlen oT64A YS, January II. 1891.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tsales at Union Stock Yards)

Richmond, Va, January H. 1907
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending January Z 1907:
Best steers 5Hdslac.: medium to good, 4Na
SIC; common to fair. 2h3ihc.: best heifers.
nc; medium to good. 4Ip4itc: common to fair.
saaAc.; bost fat cows. 411+hc.; medium to good,
SIC. Best fresh cows. $40. oo1te5.oo common
and medium s39s6. oo; and slow sale; god
hogs; good hogs, 81. aps.sso; shoats s.a6Gs. So.
sows 5AdShc: stays and rough hogs. 1850
Light run of sheep; good. fat sheep. 6p7c.; me-
medium to good 61a1Tl!c.; common. Ih95iac.
Prospects good on all lStnds OF stock for next
market.
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TONE OF MARKET
DULL AND HEAVY
No Weakness Such as the Day
Previous; But a General
Apathy. I'll
DIP ALONG THE WHOLE LINE.
----------<---
Banks Gained Heavily From the
Subtreasury-Bonds Were
Irregular.
DIP ALONG THE WHOLE LINE.

NEW YORK, January 17.-The dull
and heavy tone which prevailed for most
OF the day In the stock market seemed
to be due to sympathy with the con-
tinued weakness In a handful OF stocks.
There was nothing like the general
any time during the day. The general
list moved narrowly throughout. There
was a dip along the whole line when any
special weakness would develop at some
special point and an appearance OF
in few stocks. The hesitating and in
constant movement OF the market kept
speculative sentiment much confused.
A like courBe Is indicated AZ necessary
in the case OF the securities over
tai to proceed with the great enlarge
ment OF railroad facilities. which all
railroad authorities seem agreed in con-
sidering essential to cope with the pres-
belief gained ground to-day that there
were special causes affecting the stocks
which suffered most acutely In yester-
days decline. having to do more with
the speculative position in the market
companies. Yesterdays sinister infer
ences OF an inception OF a stock market
struggle between financial giants gave
place to-day TO an alternative belief
that crippled speculation accounts OF
smaller Importance were involved
Aside from these special Incidents in
the market developments were favora-
bic. The banks continued to gain heavily
from the subtreasury. the amount for
ss,714.oo0. Constant fluctuations marked
the trading up TO the end OF the day
and the closing was irregular. Bonds
were irregular. Total sales. par value,
s.s24. 900. United States new AS ad-
yanced Ia per cent on call. Total sales
stocks SI9. 100 shares.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

Cotton. steady; mlaallns. 1880; net receipts,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22

Gortblelie belbre6et paa en- Dag.
Seg 2aratipe 8uomo Quinine
tablets. @engene t:lbage fra ollie
Mpotbefere> bpis life belbreoet. 6.
IS. @rooe's Maen poa bper 9gfe.
CSC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22

5tort SpIDtpberi. s
ben e1gelite Notwithstanding.
bans 2eiligbeo / Treoerifsgo0e Njor=
&c man forleoen Morgen Sen l1bebo=
Nelige Opoagelie, at fire ausier, JONI
lfl1lle %inoebolbe Sefretrrens Splp=
tpj, bar tbnte. @r. @Nr1gbams 81
eroclc bar ienbte fer til ira Som ID
Gage fpr1lo og bopoc Del,1tooet / 9ej=
ligbeocn / ct Hnr Tiger. 9@pornoar
5pperiet CT. begooct, peo man lige lao
liot ON, ipm non al1er, bpem Ippen
fan bore. Splntpjet bopoc en- Serb
al flere @l,noreo Slllino &roner. &C.
Notionslefretrren bar life orrioeret
til &j%pbenDapn, 81 Spperiet blen op=
ooget, % Set bliper l%aalebes ct mtn=
Ore bebageligt Teritein0trpf bun faar
al Ganmurf. @an far nDlig faae!
6prflpttelie til Gunmorf ira Sc
ianotifabet / Stalien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-29

Entered at the Post Office At san Juan as second class matter
Juan Puerto Rico, tsabado 29 dc Iunio de 1907.

|cplor plomizo, que atrae muy POGO 4
4 mente, ~ pre6eren elspufal, Esta
muertep con arma blanca perpctrada Sc
guilty s<mucho entire los vencedores de
Hos rusos-y asf 10 acredita la tradici6n
del "harikari".-En la autigiiedad goz6
de mucho predicamento; pero ca Ell
"a es bastante -rara en- Europa, y pa
I-ece tan solo reservada 4 los borrachos
" a los locos. Los chinos, que no
GUSTAV del derranamiento de sangre,
Sc envenenan con ael opio.
Ademas de las grandes. lfneas que
el doctor Navrat establece. es cosa sa-
bida que cada capital enropea tiene
sus preferencias particularss: Paris, el
Sena, grato a los amores contrariados
~ las desesperaciones prema tur as
Milan, el veheno. Viena. obsorbe cia-
nuro y Praga, f6sforo. Antaflo, e
Viaducto goz6 en- Madrid de gran pre-
dicamento, hoy yace eus total efvido
En- Napoles, la elevation de las lnonta
has constituye IN acicate para el ace
leramiento de Ia vida. -.
Ell doctor Navrat promote segui1
sus estudios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-29

do para resolyerse en- IN conf1icto a1s
mado. va, 'antes de hoy y en- mas de
una ocasion-porque el periodismo Cd
repetici6n, como decla- Bennett, el
fundador del Herald he cnumera-
do los componentes de ese estado de
Amino en- el pueblo americana; entire
los cuales figuran ell racistno anti-amfF,
rillo del Oeste, los celos inspirad.
por las brillantes hazaf2s navales d.
los japoneses, Ia provision de que en-
Ell Pacffco Ell Jap6n le disputara a-es-
ta repdolica la preponderancia mer-
cantil y mar1tima, etc. ~
Del lado japones, hay1a justa in
dignidad por los malos tratos recibi-
dos en- Cal ifornia, ell orgul1o creado
por las victorias contra los rusos y
por ell rapido progreso polftico, inte-
lectual y economico; y, acaso, Ell ape.
tito por las Filipinas; y de seguro. la
perspective de la rivalidad americana
en- el Pacifco. e
Pero, thabra guerra? Y 81 la hay,
lvendra pronto? Me recuso como
profeta; 10 que, 81, digo, es que, como
Venga, tendra que ver.- Y este me
recuerda TN cuento de TN irlandes,
|que pido permiso para relatar, ST.
|quiera, para que la Ultima impression
del lector de esta carta sea menos
triste que las que hoy reinan aquf.
Ell irlandes tom6 en- Nueva York
una borrachera soberbis, de csas de
I. La policfa lie recogi6 en- la ca
lie dando gritos y desafiando los
ltranseuntes. Lo condujeron la es-
taci6n de policia y ALI 10 dejaron dor.
mir hasta Ell dfa siguiente. Cuando
desperto; uno de los agentes le dijo'
-iDonde la tom6 usted aver?
lCon que motive, patri6tico 8 social
Sc puso usted asi?
No recuerdo--respondio el hi
berniano-si fre en- un bautizo, er
una boda en- I'm entierro; pero con-
iese usted que el exito fue brillante
ut was a decided success"
X. r. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-29
La 6eo6rafia del suicide

Ell suicide tiene tambien sus geo
grafos, como los continentes las islas
y los mares.
La geograffa del suicidio es una
ciencia novisima, que cultiva con amo,
un Estra abon moderno de Viena, ell doc
tor Navrat, quien desarrolla Ell frute
de sus tareas en- la "Revis;a Clfnica'
de su pals
Els de apetecer que esa asignatur
no Sc incluya en- los futuros planes dc
ense n anza, por 10 menos que tarde
todavia algdn tempo en- incluirse
N entras ese tempo llega, ell doctor
Navrat hace participes sus contem-
poraneos de sus import4ntes averigua a.
clones geogra6cas.
Cada cual sefala y fila su "modrs
moriendi" con sujeci6n estricta al pals
EN- que vive y la categoria que per.
tenece
En- Europa seg1n los ge6grafos, y
para los fines que el doctor vienes per.
sigue, Sc distinguen dos grandes regio-
nes naturales: una al Norte, que com
prende los escandinavos, los alemanes
y casi todos Jos eslavos., Los mora
dores de todos esos puebios Sc inclinan
natur almente ahorcarse para rema-
tar sus desventuras. La regi6u del
Mediodfa incluye ell resto de los esla-
vos y a los pueblos llamados romanos
adn cuando por complete no 10 seamos.
En- estos lugares, de ordinario Sc hace
uso del revolver para la resolucion del
acto solemne de rematarse.
Despues de esta primera y magma
division hay que tener encuenta la dis.
tincion tan importante entire los geo
grafos, que separa las nsciones cont.
nentales de las marftimas. A nadie
sorprendera, por ejemplo-dice el doc.
tor Navrat,-que el ciudadano de una
isla 8 de una peninsula tenga la idea
de lanzarse al aqua. Sin embargo,
para llegar a la decision final precisa
Ell liam amiento de las sirenas y tam
bien que Ell sgua este templada. Los
talianos consienten de bu9n grado eE
,ucuinbir aho9ados, causa del azul
Los japon eses Sc lanz an |
:ambien al elemento proceloso. En-
:anbio, los ingleses son mucho mas r.
lexivos, 81 mar do sus costas tiene I'M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-29
lMPORTANTE
sossE REsEsva 1loaeAl
EN- EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO
DE PUERTO RICO 49,
sosaE REsERva TaoncAL
[ Continuation j

Z la Corte, ofdas las salegaclones,
las pruebas y los informes haoien-
do considerable debidamente el case
|resuelve~ que debe dictar, como dic;a,
sentencia con los siguientes pronun-
ciamientos: Que. debe condenar, CO.
mo condena, a los de1nandados here
deros de Dofla Beatriz Alos, a sabe4,
Beatriz de los Angeles viuda de AIDS,
y Maria, Luis y Manuel Quijano y
Al6s a que dentro del tercero dia en-
treguen los demandartes Monserrc
te y yDominga Garcia sMaitin los be
mes heredados por la dicha Seflora
Beatriz Alos de su hija DoG1a Beatriz
Garcia y AIDS, bienes q'e su vez
ha bla adquirido esta a titufo de he
rencia de su padre Don Manuel Car
cla Maitin y Que tienen el caracter
de reservables a favor de dichos de-
mandantes Mon nse1rate y Domingo
Garcia Mait1n, he4manas de dicho
Don Manuel Garcia Maitln y que h..n
a. 'editado, 4 juicio de la Cor, e, que
Fson los 1nicos parientes del tercer
gradO cue vlven en- la actualidad Y
que pertene' en- a la llnea de donde
los bienes proceden.
Y los blenes que Sc mandan en-
tregar a sus legftimos duenos, son
los siguientes:
GAY Un condominio de .822.22
moneda mexlcana en- un valor tot-l
de 22 oI5 mexicanos en- la hacien ada
"Sauta Rosa del ba1rio de Tuan
Sanchez, colnpuesta de 500 cue.das
de ter emo equ: valentes q 3I4 hecta-
reas y 40 Areas; con su casa alta, Y
baja de habitac'on, tres cssas t1api-
che cobijc das de paja con Jus erse-
res de molienda, ncl1yeudose en- ell
perlmet, de "a hacienda los nom
brados San Jose per estar forma-do
parte de la nlisma, y cuya hacienda
colinda por Ell Norte con la estancia
Pueblo Viejo propiedad de la Suce-
Sud con Ia Succession de Anastasio
Maysonet, por el Este con la SUCCESSION
de AAtolio Cabranes por e. Oeste
Quiflores y Ell RIO; y
(B) La ca:a ntlmero IS de la calle
San Sebastian de esta Ciudad, lin
dante por la derecha ertrando con
Dofla Antonia Loredo, por la izquier-
da con Ell cuerpo de guardia por sus
fondos con el Recinto Nortc, valera
aa en- cinco mil pesos.
Y como la casa No. IS de la calle
de San Sebastian q1e Sc manda de
volver, fue vendida por la Do1a Bea-
liz A.os, ent4eguese en- vez de ella
su lmporte, previa tasacion de tres
peritos. uno que designar.n los de-
otro los denandados Y
,tro la Corte, aceptandosc el dicta-
men de la mayorfa 81 cs que no fue-
a un4nime y Ia Corte resuelye ade-
mas no haber lugar conceder las
'tros medidas solicitadas .en la de-
nanda.
Las costas Sc imponen 4 los del,
nandados heredcros de Dofia Beatriz
Mos. /,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-29
NuevOS maestrOs
(Continuara. J

En- el nuevo carso de 1907 4 zoos
Sc esperan de los Estados Unidos
un ndmero de maestros americanoS
que ejercer4n Ell magisterio en- Puer-
TO kico por primera vez. Dichos
macs tros y maestras han sido contra
lados por el Sub Comisionado de
Mr.. Everett H. Lord en-
- fltimo vis je.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-29
4 los suscriptores J ASentes

Para 10 buena marchal de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell IL de cada
mes. Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los dias 80
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- Ia contabilidad hasta el
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
DOliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-29

L{brese. ejeCqci6u Para satisfacer
esta sentencia que Sc Tegistrara er Ell
libro de scnt< 1cias de esta Corte.
Pronunciad& en C0fte alberta el
d{a 80 de Marzd&de 1907.
Registrada hoy ST de Mario de
Ioo7.-Emilio del Toro, Juez."
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18

with rheumatism for some time, and
if he finds some place in the west
where he will be free from this silment
he will move his family there TO live.
w. +. Dickinson and bride, of st.
Paul, we're here a day or two the last
of the week visiting at the home of A.
B. Hanson. They vent from here to
Watertown Saturday morning for n
visit with relatives before returning
home. Mr.. Dickinson is a cousin OF
Mrs. Hanson.
Matt Murphy came up from Madi-
scn Friday night, whore he partici-
pated in the tennis tournament, and
visited over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Murphy. He
went from here to Aberdeen Monday
evening t o attend the state convention
OF Redmen as delegate from the Pierre
lodge.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Olson last Friday afternoon.
John GulIick was down from Water
town visiting relatives the last of the
week.
Miniou Laird went to O%watouna,
Mimi. the last OF the week for a visit
with her grandmother and aunt.
Editor Will Holbein, of the White
Leader, drove over Friday afternoon
and spent a few hours with friends.
Mrs. Noonsn IL daughter, Miss
Nellie, and Miss Grace Matson went to
Elkton Friday morning and spent the
day.
Mrs. John Alton and family arrived
home Friday evening from Ksmpeska,
where they spent a couple OF weeks
camping out.
Kew. Hugh Robinson returned FRI
day night from Madison, where he
spent a few days at the Chautaudua
and took in the tennis tournament.
We have placed 500 young men and
women in first class positions. II you
want a business education hat insures
a position, address Toland's Business
University, Sioux Falls, S. d.
f. G. Olson arrived home Saturday
from Chicago, where he spent some
time buying e goods for the Mode
clothing houses. He returned by wa
OF Watertown and spent a day at tn,
store there.
w. II. Dinehsrt was in the city Sat
urday on his way from Huron Il
White to spend a few days lookinI
after his farm. He expects to leav
the last OF this week for his home a
Eugene, Oregon.
/ Mrs. Henry Stewart, who has bee
here visiting her sister, Mrs. JOSEPH
Mair, the past couple of weeks, left 70
her home at Worthwhile Friday even
ing. Mrs. MAR accompanied her HON
and will visit a week or ten days.
Prof. II. II. ~Loudenback, head @
the department Of music at the college
has rented one of the Perry houses o.
Eleventh avenue near the college. Tn
house is now under construction an
will be completed about the first
, the month.
: Jan Smit, who lives west OF towr
left Friday night for an extended west
t ern trip during which he will visi
most of the coast states and Colorad
and Utah. Mr.. Smit has been trouble
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18
Local and Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY, City Edito


The REGISTER publishes local
news than any other paper in Brook
ings county.
Fred Cuckow came up from Elkton
Saturday evening and visited relatives
over Sunday.
Free fare if you attend Mankato
Commercial College, MankatO, Mimi,
Write for particulars.
Quincy Lee Morrow, state prohibi.
ton secretary, returned Saturday
morning from a trip to Miller.
Geo. R. Wescott returned Saturday
morning from De Smet, where he
spent two or three days surveying.
Mrs. August King Of Alton town.
ship, went to the Rochester hospital
for treatment last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wiley, from
east Of town, went to Arlington Satur-
day evening and visited friends over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wells returned
home Saturday evening from their
visit to Blue Earth and points in
Minnesota.
The kid ball team had a return game
scheduled with Aurora for last Friday,
but the Aurora kids failed to keep
their appointment.
Mrs. VIM. Carr, who lives northwest
Of town, returned Saturday evening
from a couple of weeks visit at her
former home in Iowa.
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Fred Hepner OF Aurora township,
returned home Saturday evening from
a couple OF weeks visit at different
points in Southern Minnesota.
Estelline will hold a race meet
August 2 and 3. Some splendid
purses will be hung up and it is ex.
pected that some fast horses will be
entered.
Mrs. Fred Baker and daughter came
up from Aurora Friday evening and
spent the time between trains at the
home of Mrs. Bakers mother, Mrs,
s. w. Stone.
Mrs. Thos. Gullick and daughter,
Luella, departed for RedfeId Sunday
morning to visit, and Miss Gullick
expected to take a position as steno.
grapher in a law office.
Frank Kremer, Jr., has been work
ing at Pslmer's the past week during
the absence Of Chas. Brown, who is
attending the encampment at Water.
town as a member Of the Bookings
company.
N. A. Martinson returned last week
from Huron, where he has been work
ing on the new North-W Western round.
house the past few months. He ex.
poets to remain here the rest Of the
summer.
Geo. N. Breed and son, Raymond,
were at Estelline Sunday visiting VIM.
Leighton and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ross
who live near that place. They say
Estelline is thriving and that the crops
around there look fine.
A. j. Miller Of Mason City, Iowa,
has been here the past week visiting
at the home OF his brother, DR.. E. C.
Miller. Mr.. Miller was very much
pleased with Brookings, and thinks
We have one OF the prettiest towns he
nls seen in some time.