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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01

Los medicosn cOdenan unan1memenLe q
dso de las emulsiones que contienen Gro
sotado 8 GuayRcol. Es bien sabtdO que
estas sustancias cuando Sc toman mezcla-
das con 81 Aceite de AigadO de bacalao In
rritan ell est6mago los rifiones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutrici6n y por las frecuentes
evacuaciones que causan, prOducen el rap1-
do aniuuilamientO de los enfermos
El Dr. Parsons, un distinguido especla-
lista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
respectO: "Refiriendome al valoT germ1ci-
da de la Creosota, cuando se le adm1nistra
8 enfermos tuberculesOs, Incorporate q
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado ne Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentos qulm1-
cos y la observation cu1dadosa de I'm gran
nIImero de casos, han demostrados que
culquiera que sean los resulGados penencos
que los emfeEmos puedan rec1clr gel uso
de la CresOta otras sustanclas nr1CanCes,
estos resultados los nul1hcan los eIecCos
perniciosos que eiercen tales dTogas en- el
est6mago.
lRci6n facil y cOmpieta de los alimentos es
de Ia mayor importaneia en- 81 tratam1ento
de las Intermediates que Sc caracter1zan
por denutrici6n. Sc sabe taDlblen que el
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, peTfectamen
te emulsionado, es uno de los meJores
ben recsnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
dlistinguidos especialistas pTescr1ben hoy
las emuIsiones de Aceite de H1gado de Ba-
calao que no cOntiene CreOsota otras
sustancias irritantes, que ocas1onan el oe-
s6rden de las funciones dtpestlvas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Ace1te
de HIgadO de BacalaO, 20 prehero la Emul"
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott &
Bovine de Nueva York"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
POLICIAS HEMBRAS.

El sfeminismoN Egue abFiendose pRso.
IA la Ienta peEo continue intromiBi6n de
Ia muier en- los destinos materiaIes del
hombIp, porque de los morales va era
duefia sefiora desde los tiempoB parade
siacoB, hay que afadir una nueya y trans
cendental conquiBta
Ell gobierno belga va organizar IN
Cuerpo de policfas hembras.
FL peTi6dico donde he leido tan dessgra.
dable noticia, no especifcR que class de
aervicios preBtar6 Ia mujer Ia seguridad
al orden ptblico; lim1taaa & decir que
aer6 IN Cuerpo auxiliar de los agentes ga.
baruatiyos.
Ya era tempo de que se hiciese juBticia
la Butilidad, s0gacidad y cuEioaidad fe.
meninaB que, sueltas , desordenadas, tan.
tos males producer, y que bien dirigidag,
mediante I'M reglamento de La CieTya
belgs, seran, geguramente, los mas podero.
sos resortes de gobierno en- que Sc aaiente
la tranquilidad del pals
iAhf es NADIA ConVertir en- puntales del
orden social las que, hasta ahora, fueron
causas efcientes de los distuFbioB pFivados
, de los esc6ndalos p6blicosl
Tamaia conquista de Ia legaIidad solo
es comparable & Ia de conseguir que Ell
ViuiltO y 81 cuadTilla Sc dedicassn & lin
piar de ladrones las Carreteras.
Risuefio porveniE 81 de los jueceg. En-
lugar de tener que desenmarafiar SUMMARIZES
desentraflar coaFtadaB haBta descubTiT Ja
muier que Sc oculta en- 81 misterio de toda
delincuencia humana, ser6 Ia propia mujer
quien, con su ssgacidad exquiEita, le de-
x Fm~ Iu N@n
madeias le pondr6 an Ia mano eI hilo
verdadero de la culpabilidad, de modo que
no tenga mas que coser y Cantar, 8 sea de-
fiji irla y castigarla.
iCualquiera, deBpu6S de organizads esta
legion de angeles custodiOO, Sc atreve Co
meter un adulterio; la curiosidad femeni'
ma, Rpostad8 detr&s del visillo de un bal
con de la miriLla de una eHcal6ra, en- veZ
de urdir ell inofensivo Chiame de vecindad,
que envaneCe al amante y no alarma al
maFido, rsdactar6 Ia denuncia en- regla
llevar6 Ia Jurisdiction de los jueces 10
que no debe salir de la de las comadres!
Conffen los galaneB donjuanescos en- Ell
casi geguro soborno de las denunciantes,
av6pganse & compartir con elias ell amor
robadO, como los ladrones reparten con al
gunos esbirroa 81 dinero.
Ell ''feminismo" habr6 conseguido, esca.
Iando las primeras gradaB del pOder gu
bernativo, una gran conquista; pero lay!
Ia poesfa de la muj jer hR sufrido un lamen-
table descalabro.
Los delitos de amor tenfan hasta ahora
un generoso encubridor en- ell sexo femeni-
no; desde ahoTa tendr6n en- 6l un severe
policia.
lQui6n habia de penSar que iban ser
las muieres las encargadaB de llevar el
amor & Ia cSrcel!
Por uupuegtO que len el pecado Hevar6n
la penitencia!
No acepteis esta conquista del sexo, iOh,
valsrosas propsgandistas del
"feminismo" en- Espana! Reclamad tOdos
vuestros derechos siempre cuando que |
no sea costa de vuestra poeBfa.
"aSia corF~ oomo en- /
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N0IoIAS De
SABaNA GRANDE.
Dsspedida para b lpusblOde C0nsrfO.
Ia rstrsta Ultima sstuvS nuy eonearrldl.
lDe naestro ELIGIBILITY.


Mario 27.-Se. ha despedido de noso-
tros para Ell pueblo de Comerfo al cual ha
aido trasladRdt, el1prestigioso cabo de la
policfa insular, don Antonio Pacheco 4
quien deseamos viaje feliz y que no ae oil
vide de este pueblo donde go le aprecia =
30 le distingue mucho.
Sc encuentran entire nosotroB y hemoB
tenido 81 placer de Haludar & los distiugui-
dos amigos don Modesto Cordero Rodrf
puez don Jacinto Garcfa Ramirez
ambos profesores, principal y graduado
respecti7amente del pintoreBco pueblo de
Uabo Rojo. Que teDgan aquf grats estan-
cia que sea por muchos dlRs les de-
aeamos.
Sc encuentra enferma de cuidado
nuestra buena amiguita la sehorita Profe
sora Providenoia Baez, por cuya salud
hacemos fervienteg votog.
- Ha regresado de Cabo Rojo, en- dor de
fue obieto de las meiores demostraciones
de Bimpatfas nueatro diAtinguido amigo
don Eladio Velez Espada, professor princi.
pal de las escuelss p6blicas de este pueblo.
seg6n nos manifesto 81 sefior V6lez Espa-
da le gusta mucho aquel pueblo pues sus
habitanteB son completamente amRbles
pos6en el don de Ia cultura cortesfa.
La retreta Ultima estuvo muy concu.
rrida ell maestro director sefior Sobazz-
ccft debe hallarBe Batisfecho por el exito y
apIausos que en- ella tuvo. Nos place
consignar en- estss ligeras lfneas que algu-
ma que otra BenoIits asf como alg6n joveD
que venfan con palog & Ia retreta va no 10
hacen nj bailan 81 two step y que en- La
Ultima retTeta han guardado Ia circuns.
pecci6n que requieren estos sitioB dc paSeog
Nos alegramoB mucho SO continue asf evi.
tandonoB de este modo el tener que traef &
letras de molde el nombre de, alguno que
otro joven asf como el de aIguna nina que
se salga de Ia lfnea de conducts trazada
por la buena educsci6n.
En- 81 dia de hoy llegaron de LaEes
las simp6ticas bellfBimaS BehoritaB Rosita
y Camelia VilelIa que vienen & pasar los
dias santos en- la casa de Bu abuela Ia res.
petable sefora Yordan de MalaTet. Nos
honra mucho contar entire nosotros damas
tan distiuguidas y ojal6 qne sea For mu-
Cho tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
NOfIela local { los marines.

Bahia de San Jatam.--> Canal exterior.
-Por esta noticia Sc hace saber que Ia
bOya ndmero 2, colorado, de primera cla-
SO, Monja, ha sido srraatrada como 100
yardas s. o. ! Q. desde 81, correcta posi-.
ci6n, indicada en- el G. & g. s. plano nd
nero 908. =.
Los cspitanes de Parco que cslen mas
de Is pies de aqua tendr6n precauci6n de
hecharse bien hacia el Este de esta boya.
La boya .seIS reemplazada en- Su prOpio
sitio tan pronto como sea practicable, cuya
noticia se publicara.
San j uan, p. R. Mario 80 de 1907.
Por orden de- Ia Junta de Faros,
- A. NJ Wood,
Captain, u. s. n, Asst, to the Iugpr.,
3rd Dist st-sPrvicio de Puerto Rico.
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gs.1sss.s. tgeF aluu.
Ell Sa8tre del CampiIIO.
Madrid, Mario 1907.
la nueVa ley franGesa SObre ell d.
V0TCiO.
TsmOrss Dc una guerra IamInsnte.

La comisi6n de las reformas judiciales
de Ia C6mara de diputados, examine va
el proyectO de ley Bobre el divorcio, pre-
sentado por M. Martin.
Las lfneas principales de este proyecto
de ley, son Ia Suppression de la intervenci6n
de los abogados y del testimoniO de los
parientes. Estos 6Itimos serSn, sin en-
barge, admitidos formular una opiDi6n,
pero 6sta nc podra ser considerable como
obst6culo. Ell prOcedimiento legal, ser6
reducido su minimum.
Ell divorcio por consentimiento mGtuo,
no podra ser demandado sino despu6s de
tres afios de matrimonio. Durante los
dos aiios que seguiran la demanda, la
parejs que desee obtener el divorcio, debe'
r& comparecer tres veces ante nm magis-
trado, el cual redaCtarS una acta por la
que conste que los dos couyugues estan de
scuerdo en- disolver su matrimonio sin te
ner recurso al procedimiento legal ordina.
rio. Los eSpogoS deberan fjar por 81 mis-
mos, las cuestiones que se reieren & las
penSiones de alimentaci6n = la guarda
de los ninos, antes de 50 primera presenta'
ci6n ante el susodicho magistrado.
La comisi6n de las Teformas iudiciales
que ha examinado este interesante proyec'
to, rendira su dict6men dentro de POGO.
Sc espera que sea favorable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
lMnIcAnnR GENERAL.

c.9NsEIo A LAS MADREs.-Ei jarabe eslniants de
Il N "a Winslow debe siepre que los nnos estaD
- e riodo de IA dentci6n Proporcona sivo innedTo
81 pequeho pacente produce ln sueno natural uan9npo
5Is 81 door 81 angelic desperta muy vivo aiegre
Es nuy agradabe al paadar, canna q nio, abanda sS
sncas aivis sus Dolores hace faces las f1neones ee
esf6mago regua los intestnos. IS e meJor reInealq
eonocdo para Ia darea va provenga esa de Y dencon
~ calaueFa otra engase mucho edado en- pear
81 alarsbe Calmante de 4 Sonora WnsloW es q meo
a todos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01

Acaban de llegar de PARIS los Rios de
pelo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para q peinado, Cada uno viene en- su
cajita vale un dollar.
La moda de los Rios g tan grande en-
PARlS que se han necesitade meses pa.
ra poder conseguir 81 surtido Que acaba de
1lsgar.
Tambien Sc ha recibido I'M >espIendijo
Burtido en- pezfumerfa fna y l6mparas de
cristal para luz el6ctrica dc 1, 2, S,4 y
s lucea.
Todo eato 30 encuentra en- 81 PARIS
BAzAR de PEDRO GIUsTL Forta-
leza 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
EXPOSITION De BORDEAGE De 1886
DZP90Mg D'E0NNlgTR
pEPosTos an sAN JUAN
POR FIN LLEGlRON

Al por mayor senores Balasquide e Co
AL detail. Sefiores r. Font 81 Hermano
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Ell inCendiO OGuIridO en- BarCeIOlsta
Buen trahaIO heChO para pTsstar adxillO.
Ode maestro corTespOn0GE. }

Mario 3O.-LaB cauas quemadRS en- Ell
incendio de BarCeloneta 81 dia 20, en- el
poblado 'sPiche'':
Una de Aniceto Martinez; una de Jose
PagoIa; otra donde estaba la escuela rural
del mismo Pagola; otFa de joaquin Gago;
"a de Seeundino Caballero; otra que vi.
70 GinforoHa Hernandez pr0pled8d de
dina; otra de Manuel Santiago; otra
~tura Reyes; otra de Ramon Molina;
Rosa Rosario; otra de Felipe Kor-
destechadas: una de Eugsnio Cruz;
7asilis Arroyo; otra de Edelmira
IL de Raimundo Arroyo.
il dido hacer grandes elOgios de
I'D de personals que asistieron expon-
...oaTnente extinguir el espantoBo fuego
que amenazaba aver & este inportante
poblado que llev6 Ia intranquilidad & todos
los hogares.
Personas que nos merecen credito nos
han dicho de Ia heroicidad y aFFojo de
DoFoteo Ramos Vieques, Serapio Vanga,
Arturo Cottes, los dos curas de aquf, Pan
chito Vangas, Diego Alvarez, Juan Ma
nuel Rosario, Pelegrin Valdez, Clara
Sim plicia Reyes, Dionisia Llenza, Maxi
mino sevilla, Carmelo Rivera, Polonio eI
panaderO y otros.
Ell Lcdo. Alfonso del Olmo, Antonio
Pomales y Quintero del PozO los vimOs
trabaiando constantemente, asf como al
ioven LabarGa al DIR. CorderO. De
Manatf llegaron don Clemente Ramirez el
Juez senior C6rdova, Padr6, eli marshal
Gonzslez.
La poIicfa insular trabaj6 mucho. HUI
bieron varios asfixiados de momento.
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, los mitmbrOS del regimiento, que necesi.
tan ayuAa.
LosAue estanen condolences de hacer
sus gastos no recibsn el auxilio, pero ainem.
bsrga no estan olyidadog, poFque los puer.
torri4ueios les envfan flores en- distintag
o,asiones para prObarleB que no SO leg ol
ida.
[ La sociedad tiene ahora dos de los
muchachos enfermoB estos reciben todas
Iag atancioneg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01

La Porto RiCan SOeiete, de COl0mbuS
RsunIdss all haGS POGO, y dlstutIt VarIos
puntOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-01
100000 orc en- anunclarsO.

Sc calculA que los comeTCiantes nor.
teamericanS gaptaron durante eI afio pa.
sado cercaJ de $5 100000, oro, On anun.
Ciarse en- JOS psri6dicOs de su pals.
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plntOS

La "POrtO Rican Society de Columbus
Ohio, Se reuni6 hace POGO ? discuti6 varioB
puntos. ....:.-.
Esta sociedad fu6 formada 6urante IL
guerra hiipano americana para cuidar del
bienestar de los muchachos del cuarto Ba.
TALON dc Ohio, mientras estaban en- Ia
guerra.
El trabaio aCtivo ces6 al terminarse los
disturbios, pero Ia organization ha sido
continue ahora So ocupa de los enfermos,
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-05

Rev. Wolff held Christmas service In
his new church at Phillips. His as
sistant, Henry Neuman, is now located
there.
William Spurrier of Fern was bust
ness caller in Ladysmith the first of
the week.
Clayton Sergeant came up from Fern
on a business trip Monday.
Mrs. T. M. Thomas has gone to New
London for visit. She will then Join
Mr.. Thomas at Madison for the winter
VI. H. Reed, sheriff elect who assumes
duties next Monday was caller in the
city Thursday.
George Mathes of Is and Lake was a
visitor in Ladysmith Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Graham and daughter of
Auburndale are guests at the w. M.
Ford residence.
Sheriff H. w. True moved from the
county building to his former home at
Glen Flora this week.
Mrs. J. H. Denman of Glen Flora
is at the Stephenson hospital for treat
ment.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lockbaum dice last Friday of
pneumonia.
William GourHe and wife are at their
former home at Loyal.
Gerhard Moe made a business trip
to Bruce Tuesday.
~ A. N. Andersen will be grand repre-
sentative at the next Grand Lodge
meeting, K. of P.
Mrs. E. M. Worden Is visiting at
Neenah.
Miss Ella Corbett is visiting this
week at Cumberland.
Miss Mabel Tiffany visited friends at
Barron this week.
Richard Phalan, who spent the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Thomp-
son, returned Thursday to his studies.
John Lindoo has gone to Beloit and
Chicago on business trip.
Miss Edna Kluver of LaCross has
been engaged by the school beard to
take the place of Miss Rosenquest,
resigned,
3. McPhail and family returned Sat-
urday from their Xmas trip.
Cary Noble has gone to the home of
sister who is dangerously sick.
Pete Helm of Tony was a business
caller in Ladysmith Monday.
Albert Hebard has moved into the
rooms over Ingle's furniture store.
Mrs. Hoggerty, mother of the at
torney, came to Ladysmith Friday to
live.
Mrs. J. H. Haney of Hawkins came
down the first of the week to see her
husband who is sick at the Baker hotel.
Frank gcoville, erstwhile painter
here, was in the city a few days this
week.
Ed. Hughes returned tie his employ
ment at Duluth Monday after spending
a few days in Ladysmith.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-05

Correspondents shonld sign all com
'nunications to the News. We must in
sist upon this requirement.
Baby milk for the baby from the
same cow each day, all the same price.
See Baxter & Goocher.
Our correspondents will do us favor
by writing on only one side of the paper
and signing their articles, Try to let
us have the news each week even if
there be but little.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-05
Holiday Excursion Rates.

The Wisconsin Central will Sell round
trip tickets to all points on the line a.
Il fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale Dec. goth, 21st, 3d.. oath, Goth,
and 31st and Jan. LIST, 1907, good to re-
turn until Jan. 7, 1907. L. c. Shutters,
Agt
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-05

Miss Lillian Lee Ii visiting at Spring
Valley, Mimi, this week.
Mrs. j. w. Fritz is among the sick
this week.
John Gahner is laid up with a broken
arm this week.
A new heir to the throne has come
to the family Of Rasmus Lund.
Carl Schwartz and Miss Maude Doug
las were married at the Gerard by Rev.
Barker, Jan. LIST.
Ben C. Lee and family spent New
Years at Sanborn, Iowa, with Mrs.
Lees people.
A. N. Anderson has recently I'M
proved his residence. Among the
changes is the installing of bath
room.
Theodore M. Thomas goes today to
Madison to attend the session of the
legislature which opens next week.
The German school opens today after
the holiday vacation.
Rev. Wolff goes to Bruce tomorrow
to hold service.
The dance at Worden's opera house
Wednesday night was we'll attended.
| The Lotus orchestra of Chippewa Falls
furnished the music.
J. H. Haney and Harry Austin of
Hawkins, have been at the Baker this
week. They are sick with pneumonia.
Geo. A. Gates is finishing and other
wise improving his residence on the
south side.
THE commercial club met Monday to
complete the purchase of the site for
the Minneapolis manufacturing concern.
VThe case brought by Rev. Barker
against Rock Leveille for running slot
machines has been postponed.
Dug Fritz has been among the in
valided for a few days.
Jim Carly had hand hurt sufficient
ly to cause few days lay-off.
Rob Lapnan is invaded by an injur
ed knee.
Frank Stout's boy who has been suf-
fering with pneumonia is reported as
recovering.
Frank Munson has returned from his
vacation and is again behind the coun-
ter at Lees.
The county treasurer has made de-
mand upon the bondsmen Of the old
First National for the balance due on
the account with the county at the
time of the failure. The amount in
volved is about 81, 200.
Kleinert carries a complete line in
| jewelry. He does repairing and fits
glasses right.
P. H. Shafer, chairman of the coun-
ty board, was in the city Monday.
Reports from Barron is to the effect
that grating is to be an issue there
The cost of bridges will be an item and,
it is claimed, an interesting one.
A little fire occurred at the Ladysmith
house Tuesday morning. The people
had just moved into the house and were
using an unfinished chimney. The roof
! took fire. The fremen responded
promptly and would have done good
service, but the fire had already been
extingushed.
Mrs. Weidman, who attended Mrs.
Kermot at the Chicago hospital, re-
urned Tue sday Mrs. Kermott is Wis
iting friends enroute homeward.
S. NJ. Alvey, the Bruce liveryman,
was caller in Ladysmith Thursday.
Mrs. L. C. Shutters and daughter,
who spent the holidays at Chippewa
Falls, returned Saturday.
Methodist Episcopal church service
in Christian Church Sunday afternoon
at 8. Sabbath school at g. All are in
vited. D. Jayne, pastor.
Notice advertisement of the poultry
concerns in the news and resolve to
improve your stock. Nothing is calcul-
ated to pay better in this country than
a good flock of hens. With eggs at
the present prices an acre or two of
wheat will yield handsome income
And nothing is better for chickens than
wheat in the straw.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-05
The CITY AND VICINITY

I'LL UIEI HlSD slUaiviia
C. C. King of Hawkins was bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Antoine Sybers of Tony was bust
ness caller in the city Tuesday.
The senior of the News force spent
Monday in Ingram, and found busy
town.
T. C. Stratton of Glen Flora was
business visitor in Ladysmith Wednes-
day.
Raymond J. Haggerty, formerly OF
Park Falls, became resident of Lady
smith this week He is lawyer.
Joseph Moses, who owns property in
Rusk county, came up from Mortified
Saturday to look after his interests.
Mr.. Moses has been heavy producer
of slaves in the past.
H. G. Clough of Minneapolis was IN
the city this week. Mr.. Clough former
ly owned considerable land in Rusk
county and still has interests here.
Rev. Wolff visited Ashland last Sun
day in the interests of the German
church. He says that churches will be
organized there in both German and
English languages.
J. o. Anderson, the Sioux City land
man, was visitor in Ladysmith We'd
nesday and Thursday. He was accom-
panied by landseeker. Mr.. Anderson
owns land near Ingram.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society will
meet at Mrs. Scovill's on Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O. Friends heartily in
vited. Mrs. d. Jayne, Sec'y.
Y Geo. B. Goocher is busy moving the
buildings on his farm south of the city
to the new site selected for them.
Miss Laura Rosenquist has resigned
her position as teacher in the Lady
smith schools.
The school board held meeting Mon
day evening and selected a successor
to Miss Rosenquist, resigned.
Notice the advertisement of Arm
strong & Schaal in another part of
this issue.
School opens again next Monday
after two weeks vacation.
D. E. Getchell, the Weyerhaeuser
surveyor, was in the city Wednesday
on business trip. Mr.. Getchell says
that there is plenty of snow now and
that more before the present supply is
settled will be burden. The recent
SHOWS have made excellent roads and
logging is going on with all possible
speed.
The News Office hasn't got through
with job of land work, but another
follows it. Busy?-come and see.
Jewelry at Kleinert's is good jewel
ry every time. You can depend upon
it.
For dependable jewelry go to Klein
ert's. He will fit you out.
TEAM For SALE:-a fine team, five
years old, weigh 2,4OO lbs, sound, good
for driving or farm work. Cash or
time. T. F. Armstrong.
Wanted: 5000 cords hemlock pulp
wood. See.Ryall or Frank Dean.
For SALE a Is Horse Power Presh-
er Engine good as new, suitable to run
lath, shingles or stave machine price
low address A. o. w. Miller, r. F. D.
Medford, Wis.
Have yon paid your subscription to
the News?
That watch that won't go hasn't
been to Kleinert's. He will make it
go right.
H. G. Kiefert of Grant, was in the
city from Hawkins where he has
logging contract Monday.
Thos. Baker has become the owner
as well as proprietor of the Baker
hotel. He will enlarge and improve it.
Remember is taken on sub
scription at the News offic e.
Baxter & Goocher can furnish cream
milk or SKINNED milk in any quantity
desired and cheaper than any one else.
See them and get prices.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-03-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Michael Ryan is on the sick list.
James RYAN is numbered among
The sick this week.
A. N. Pinet was at Houghton this
week inspecting cargo OF lumber.
Thomas Ryan returned Wednes-
day from few days trip to Alston.
George Young has been confined
to his home several days oy illness
Special meetings have been held at
the M. E. church the past week.
William Kitz, of Milwaukee, ar
rived in Baraga Saturday last.
C. o. Holmes was Calumet
visitor Thursday.
DR.. ]. G.. Turner, OF Houghton,
was in town Wednesday, having
been called on professional duties.
Mrs. Michael Innis is nursing o
sprained wrist, the result OF fall
Tuesday.
Edward Real returned Wednesday
from few days business trip to
Milwaukee.
Mccormack s camp, at .Alston,
closed down Thursday after a sue
cessful season.
Miss Sarah Newmark left Friday
for few days visit at her home in
Newberry.
Miss Loretta McRandall left
Thursday for short visit 10 the
copper county.
Miss Agnes Payne, OF Hancock,
is q guest at the home of Miss Addie
Hillyer.
Special Lenten services are being
conducted in St. AIMS church this
week. Rev. FIR. Hem, officiating
Miss Anna, Anderson, OF Calu umet
is a guest at the home OF Mrs. G. y.
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LaJoye;.re
turned to their home in Baraga
Thursday. after several days yisi
with friends in Sagola.
Mrs. F. Kneple and daughter, and
Mrs. ]. H. Mclean, of L'Anse, wer,
guests at the home Of Mrs. J.:H
Hid.
Charles Cameron Is carrying hi'
arm in q sling this week, as0the re
suit ,pf an injury received .whiIs
haUfIpg logs.