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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
WEALTH OF THE FARMS.

Secretary Wilson, of the depart
ment OF agriculture has been giving
out some crop prophecies lately that
might be thought to belong to the
REIN of fancy and imagination, if
they were not so thoroughly backed
up by what are known to be facts,
and if substantial measure of
reliability did not attach to any
work of the head of the department
of agriculture on the subject Of
crops. He predicts that the crop
this year will break the record.
When it is remembered that the
value of the crops produced last
year reached the huge total of ST.
68,000,000, it will be seen that, one
must almost 60 into the sphere Of
higher mathematics to figure out
what the secretary is talking about
His statement means that this years
crop will approach closely to the
value Of s8.0O0,0OO,OOO. Such
sum is too vast for comprehension
II is four times the product Of ths
mines including gold, silver and
precious metals and mineral oil.
The value Of the corn crop alone
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
CUT DOWN THE WEEDS.

A big crop of weeds have been
grown this season. Roadoverseers
should see to it that the weeds on
the highways are moved down as
soon as possible. When they go to
seed they are more Of nuisance
than ever, and if the roads are not
cleared before winter sets in they
cause the snow to lodge and make
travel difficult. Patrons on the
rural mail roads should insist that
the authorities cut all the weeds
growing an the highway Browns
Valley Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
EVERY TOWN HAS THEM.

Occasionally one will hear the
remark, II wish | was out OF this
town." and then one feels like say
ing, swish you were," for a man
who stands on the street corners
chewing and splitting, telling obscene
stories, cursing the town, finding
fault with his grand mother because
she was a woman, claiming that the
merchants are a lot of thieves, that
the lawyers and newspaper men
would skin man to finish, and a
whole lot more, is nuisance and an
abomination. Any town pestered
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
A GOOD IDEA.

A corn expert will be added to
the faculty at Brookings college
next year-a good idea. South
Dakota will take her place among
the foremost corn states, and the
more scientific the methods, the
sooner she will come to her own. -
Groton Independent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
LOTS OF DICKS.

The wild ducks are actually des-
troying the crops in Hamlin county
and the state game warden has been
called upon to assist the farmers in
protecting their grain from their
depredations. The warden at first
thought it joke bnt upon investi-
CATION found that hundreds of thou
sands of ducks bred this year in the
sloughs of that region and that the
young ducks invaded the fields in
such numbers as to threaten to
destroy all the farmers have pro-
duced.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
pANcINa new WESTERNS Style.

A young lady at Belle Fourche
who evidently believes that dancing
in summer time is an unnecessary
waste Of energy, or that the waist
can be handled in some other way
just as well, contributes the follow
ing to the Cheyenne Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02

Thursday, September 2, 1909.
All Kinds Of Things.
SHOULD HAVE CREDENTIALS.

Editor Rainey, of the Philip
Review advocates a federal law
requiring all counts, marquises,
dukes and princes coming to
America in search of wives to be
accompanied by duly certified
abstracts Of title.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
Proceeding of the City Council.

Special mecting August "a. 1909.
The ooLncil met in special session at
8 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Of open.
ing the bids for the sewer on railroad
avenue and 4th avenue in the City Of
Webster as advertised In the Reporter
and Farmer.
Present, Aldermen Olson, Becht,
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

ment than had been supposed. It was natural that there should be some excitement over an opportunity of this sort. but it was not realized until yesterday how intense it had become.
 Two ladies. each with baby in a go-cart, met there and became ab- sOrbed in the great display of post cards. One of the babies, wearied of the neglect of him. set up an ago. nizing cry. That started the one in the neighboring go-cart and there was an inantile pandemonium. The mothers were So engaged in the i'm spection of the cards that they alone were oblivious of the clamors of their offspring. Finally a more piercing shriek cut the air and both women awoke with a start and each cried: My baby" Each ran to the go- cart of the other and snatched the screaming occupant out. and began trying to quiet il. At length one cried: You've got my baby," The other replied: Yes. and you have got mine," The babies were ex- changed and restored to quiet and the inspection of the post cards was resumed.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

Flagstaff Potatoes s1.50 per 10 pounds. Crump Hay & Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
NEW LIGHT ON THE mooN-

And now, alas. Professor See has turned tradition over. and says the moon is not of earth. but is a for eign rover; hobo of tine astral type that wandered round for ages and. better far than Dr. Cook. fooled scientific sages. The cratcrs on its outer crust are said to be but bruises.
 received through pumping other wotlds it met upon it's cruises. And covered OCT with cosmic dust the moon has got no water. with which to wash its grimy face as. every tramp had ,oughter; but that may come as years roll on and run/into the billions: it's only been at our back door about four hundred millions. And whatso- ger it's vagaries the moons a well come stranger. it lights the heavens up at nigft and keeps the earth from danger. Without a silv'ry. crescent moon, all romance would be blightcd. for who enjoys an evening drive un- less the road be lighted. And if by artificial means man sought for sub stitution, the lighting trust would grab the earth and there'd be no solution. Professor See must be re- strained from further interference. or else the moon some fatal day. will make its disappearance
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
Toe Exceptional
 Equipme,11

,f the California Fig Syrup Co. and the scientific attainments of it's chemists have rendered possible the production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, in all of its excellence, by obtaining the pure medic inal principles of plants known to act most benefcially and combining them most skillfully, in the right proportions, with its wholesome and refreshing Syrup of California Figs.
 As there is only one genuine Syrup of Figs andsElixir of Senna and as the gen. uine is manufactured by an original method known to the California Fig Syrup Co only, it is always necessary to buy the genuine to get its beneficial effects. > A knowledge of the above facts enables one to decline limitations or to return them if, upon viewing the package, the full name of the California Fig Syrup Co. is not found printed on the front thereof.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

guage will be great assistance in obtaining something to eat. but is not obligatory. as the waitresses un- derstand English also. Das Mittags- gessen von dem Frauen Klub shopld not be missed n.
 This is the day for the annual ba- zaar held by the Woman's club. It will be held in the regular club room. There will be a number of booths. which will be stocked with fine things for Christmas presents and remem- brances. There will be table con- taining cooked foodsrand many booths with, pretty things in them at req sonable prices. Afternoon tea. will be served.
 The following progr:tIr will be given by the pupils of the Indian School at the bazaar during the afternoon:
 Intermezzo (Curly). orchestra; /; L'Estadrantino waltzes NNaldteufeD, orchestra: The Shepherds Song" 1Haydn). Mrs. Katherine Naienzuela Luna: overture, Roof Garden" De- WitD, orchestra; -Mauna Chilean dances, orchestra; Pima song, Pima pupils: Beautiful Blue Danube (Strauss). and National Medley" or chestra.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
FORGOT FOR THE MOMENT THAT THEY WERE MOTHERS
Two Ladies Became Interested in the Post Card Display at Bslke's
 Big Curio Store.

It is less than a month to Christ mas It is natural for people to put off buying Christmas gifts to the last moment That may not be disas- trous in all cases. but there are some things that must be attended to in time For instance. if one wants to give a picture and have it properly framed. the framer must have time to do his work.
 Balke's Big curio Store is better equipped for framing than any other establishment in the southwest. IL has a larger variety and volume Of moulding; has all the accessories and has a larger force of skilled framers. but it has no more time than any body else Orders for frames to be completed in time for Christmas should be put in at once
 The sale of handsome, richly col ored and heavily embossed Christmas and New Year post cards at the Big Curio Store is creating more excite
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

Sweet Apple Cider 75c per gallon al Melczer Bros. Co. Main 75.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

Red apples s1.50 per box at the Crump Hay & Grain Go.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
BAZAAR AND DINNER
 AT WoMAEs CLUB TODAY
A Dainty Dutch Luncheon Will Be
 Served to the Public.

The Woman's club will serve a din- ner today at the K of P. nall from r. till p. m. Everyone who comes may feel assured of a welcome and plenty to eat. Some of the good things on the bill of fare will be hot roasts, hot veal loaf, hot scal- loped potatoes, hot beans. sandwiches of brown, white and rye bread. vie nerwursts, Swiss and American cheese. pickles. cake, pie and ginger bread and coffee.
 The ladies who serve will be at tired in quaint and dainty Dutch cos tune. Each guest will be presented with d souvenir The German lan-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
A SPECIALIST SAYS:
"PiIes Can't Be Thoroughly Cured by
 Outward Treatment"

Dr. J. S. Leonhardt, of Lincoln. Neb.. the celebrated specialist, who has studied every phase of pites. says: Piles can't be thoroughly cured by ointments. nor any other outside treat ment. The cause is internal, and needs internal treatment"
 pr. Lponhardt perfected Hem Roid. the first internal pile cure. It frees circulation in the lower bowel. and has cured 9s per cent. of cases.
 Sold under guarantee at Lovett Drug Co, Phoenix. Ariz. Price s1. Dr. Leonhardt Co. Station B, Buffalo. N T., prop. Write for booklet
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

Mrs. Lillian J. Byrd will locate permanently at the Hotel Adams. Phoenix. Arizona. December second. with line of Classy Hats. Every thing in the Millinery. Remodeling and order Work q speciality, Satisfac- ton guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

If you are interested in Art Leather Goods, see the Leather Ban ners. Pillow Tops and Table Covers at Hinckley's Postoffice Store. Hand painted in flower. Indian and Burro designs. Assortment is now unbrok- en. Prices reasonable.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

Ladies. Have opened dressmaking parlors at 444 East Adams. Trotteur and Princess a speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If it fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sig nature is on each box 25c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-14
Una obra de bien social.
En- favor de los reOs AcOsta.

Sc nos informa que varias institu-
clones masonlcas, y csplrltlstas de la
isla han iniciado una campana en-
toda la isla con 81 bicnhcchor pro-
posito dc recabar de 10 altos poclcrcN
gobcrnamcntalcs dc Ia isla h. sea
conmutada la pcna i los rcos Acos'a
cuya scntcncia dc muertc iut con
firmada recicntemcntr por 81 ~uprc-
mo de Washington, dccrciiudo-e e.
o6 del corrlcn'e para q cumpllnlen
10 del terrible fallo.
Merccc nucstro APPLAUSE tan her
Inosa idea V nosOi ros potcInos dcsdc
ahora nlcStr0 cOncursn III lado de
cSaS inStituciones tn Su labor gencro
sa para fin tan alto v digniiicador.
No cs ,ludoSo que Mr.. Post. cicrrc
las paGnas de su historic poliiica
en- Puerto Rico conccdicndo la con
mltaci6n de la pcna csos infclirc'
que habran dc eypiar On brcvc en-
afrntoso patibulo el delito comcti-
do por su incultura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-14

1I27 metros a un costo de $ 4ll-56.
Canine de Las Paimas. Repara-
dos 1850 metros con Tin gasto total
de s 5s0-75.
Canine de Les Barros. 2034 me-
tres reparados con un gaSto de $ 3g7
IS.
Canine de Cuiehrss. Reparados
I540 metros a un coSto de $ 1874.
Sc adquiri6 un iuego de armano
con destino 4 Ia Bibllo;eca munich
pal. meiora esta que no Sc ha lnstaia-
DO defInitivamente dehido d que el
local destinsdo 4 ese objeto esta ocu
p ado por a oficina de Sandal y ser
vicio de anenis. Ceiido el edificio
Sanatorio de Ia Munieipalidad de
Guayama,y v tan pronto sea desocupa
DC Dor el servicio de- Riego que 10
ocupa sctuslmente. se trasladaran
el las diehas oficinss de Sanidsd
v servicio de snemis. instaiandose
entonces Ia bibslctees al seryicio de,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-14

pibico.
FL Mercado cubierto es una impor
tante meiora p,ihiica que Sc ha,ia en-
Was de reaiizaci6n Immediate. pues
SOLO Sc esta pendiente de que Sc deie
compietamente expedite ei SOAR en-
que ha de empiazarse ei edificio Y
en- 10 cual Sc viene trabajando hace
diaz. Esta obra no ha sido terminada
debldo a CIRCUMSTANCES q inconve-
nlentes q. no es neceSario menclonar
en- este lnforme porque son de todos
perfectamente conocidos. Eencides
esos inconvenientes Sc dara princlplo
a las obras de construction dei edlfi-
clio seguramente en- ei entrante mes
de Agosto. mediante suhasta que va
Sc ha reailZado..
Aun cuando hay mucho que ha-
Ger en- 10 que respecta Sanidad 10
cal. las condiciones sanitarias dc eS-
tn pobiacion son buenas. Y a>i 10
demlestra ei informe del oficiai del
ramo, que por separado Sc &C ompa-
fia.
La cultura de esta pob.aci6n. 81
ereciente desarroiio Y las eNcepclona
les condiciones en- que Sc viene co.o-
cando con relacion a otras pobiacio-
mes de la Isia. estan pidiendo una
pronta soluci6n V una enfrgica inl-
ciativa para dotaria de todas las me-
iores de que esta tan necesitaia.
sobretodo de un buen Hospital. dc
aiumbrado electnco, buenas ca,ies
Y un acueducto capaz para ilenar ias
necesidades dei presente v las que
puedan surgir en- un futuro que NJ
esta muy iejano. Pero Is esto un pro-
biema verdaderamente dificii para
la administration. 81 ha de reso.ver.o
ateniedose exciuslysmente los re-
cursos que puedsn dervarse dc su
mezquino presupuesto, que como he
dicho antes alcanza apenas para GU
bnr Las mas perentorias necesidade.
da nunieipio. haciendose essi i'm
pcsH'e La oonagnaeion de 10 neoes a.
srio para unz mala reparaci6n dc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-14
D|VERS|DAD ESPEC|HCA De
LAS FUERZAS |N0RGAN|CAS,
Por Ea.

(cielos J y q avido (tierra) :2Poque
la terra era estupor y caos y hosco
(oscuro) cobre ambitos de abismo
y viento terrible refagueaba sobre
los ambitos de aguas:3. Y dijo Dios
habra luz y la luz, Sc hacta;4 Y Wo
Dios d Ia luz que era buena hlzd
separation Dios entire Ia luz y entrtS
10 hosco (oseuro) 5 llamo Dlos
i la luz dfa v a la oscuridad noe n
y habia confusion y hubo (ahor
destello, creac,dn primera 6Y dl
Dios: habra espacio en- medic de ID
aguas para que haye separator entr
las aguas y aguas Hizo Dios ell es
pacio G hizo separation entire la
que sobre el espacio estaban V entrd
los que debajo cstaban, y fue asi
~ Ilam6 Dios ell espacio cielo(
y habia confusion y hubo destello,
creoc'dn segunda:9 Y dijo Dios: AGO.
piaranse las moles (aguas) debajo Gle
los cielos 3 lugar ,ino Y Sc vera la SEGA
(ticrra) v fu6 asi: 10 Y llamo Dios
a la SEGA terra V a los hueco lleno
Gle aqua llam6 mares Y vic Dios que
era bucno. H. Y dljo Dios: hard pro-
ducW la terra fruto prlmero que
diSemine simente Y arbol de fruto
que haga frutc sce,ln Su clase ruva
slmicntc este sobre la TERRA aridl
antics fut asi. - L hlzo salir Dios
de la TERRA fruto plmpollo que disc
mlnare simlcnte de sn clase V arbol
slmicnte Scglin Su elasc. ' vio Dos
que era bueno: l3 \ habla confu-
sion y hubo bosqucjo croc,dn ter
cera:ll \ dijo Dios habra lumbrc
ras en- 81 cspacio de los cielos para
qcu brillen entire el dla v la noche
Y sirvan de senales para estaciones
V para dlas V para amos: IL Y habra
lumbrcras on cl cspacio dc los cielo;
para que brlllcn sobre Ia terra, y
fut asi: Ii +. hizo Dio, 4 dos dc los
aStros grandcs i la lumbrera mayor
para el dfa y Ia mcnor para la nochc
V para los astros:l7 y do con ellos
Dios en- cl esp acio de los cielos para
allmbrar sobrc la terra: Is. Y para
dominarcncldia yen la noche y para
hacer separacio n entire la luz y entire
hosco, y vic Dios que era bueno
10 Y habia confusion y b hubo bos-
quejo credci6n cuanta.
Tenicndo presente todos los par
ticulares asentados hasta ahora y
muchos mas Sc puede definir sobrc
Ia mayor 8 mcnor verdad de un sis
tcma cosmograflco.
Agosto %, 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-14
Al CUESDONA-
RIO DEL SR. POST.
Manifestation que ha-
ce un delegado a la
Canara.
El Sr, Vina Martinez rehu-
sa dar a las preeuntas
contenidas en- dlcho do
cumento una contesta-
clon Categorical.
81 10 -declara-conocera
ell gohernador "su opinion
particular pero no la OPT
nion del pals.

Ell Sr Vicente Nina MARTINEZ. .eX-de
egado a Ia Camara por el distrito
de Aguadilla, al acusarle recibo la
earta circular que con fecha 81 tel
pas ado remltiera el gobernador ST.
Pos t, liamando la atenci6n respecto
al cuestlonano' sometido al criterio
de varias personaiidades del pals,
Sc expresa en- los sigulentes termi-
nos.
Hon. Sr::
Acusoie recibo de su atcnta carta
circular del 81 del pasado agosto y
con pesar he de manfestarle que me
es de todo punto impossible dar a
I'd. sobre ella una eontestae6n ca
tegorlca.
Las cuestlones que Cd. somete 4
mi crlterlo son Gle tai naturale2a, de
tai trascendencla para mi pals. que
creo deben ser tratadas muv seria-
mente y mas sacramento discutidas,
y este impideme que manifesto So
bre elias mi modo de pcnsar.Si 10 ha-
go, conoceria I'd. mi oplnion partl-
cuiar; pero no la opinion del pals. \,
al declinar mi contestacon, no es,
perdone I'd. mi inmodestia que me
crea Incompetence lncapa2 para cl 90
bierno propio: En- la ultima asamblea
que assist como Delegado por este
dlstrito; presente un proyecto de
constitution duton6mlcd para Puerto
Rico, que fut pospuesto por Ia conf
sion correspondence. No dire que
mi proyecto fuese bueno; antes por
10 contrario 10 considcro hoy como
malo, toda vez que la comisi6n, en-
extreme competente, 10 rechazo. Is
te proyecto mio, con las bondades y
defectos que contenga, dcmuestra
que otgo SC me pucde ocmru &obre
nuest,o fut,ro status. Como no soy
infaiiblc, nj tengo la prctcncion ridi-
cula de imponer mi criterio, mis- Opt
niones particulars puedcn ser benc
ficiosas y pueden no serio. Por este,
sistematicamentc, me abstengo de
exteriorizorlas cuando no puedan ser
controvertidas y aqulatadas en- dis
cusion razonada Y tranquila
Tengo que decirle, con la franquc-
"a q. me caracteriza, que juzgo muv
patriotica su idea, en- la cllai dcmues
ira su inter6s por cl porvenir de mi
pobrc patria; pero con csa misma
franqueza he dc signifcarie que To-
niendo el pals, como tiene, una ca
mara tegistatird, que representa- la in
mensa mayoria de pueblo pucrtorri
queho, csta. en- mi pobre conccpto.
con mis- dqtofidam mas acierio que
yo, pueda Y dcbc iIustrar 4 V. II. So
bre los arduos problcmas que csboza.
No es csta opinion mia I'M conselo:
es pura Y simpiemente mi opinion,
NADIA mas que mi opinion. Ella no res
ponde ciertamentc 4 su QUESTIONABLE;
pero es 10 unicoque pucdo deer i I'd
con respecto i 81.
Sin otro particular qrIcdo de I'd.
su sincere amigo.
Vicente Itna Nntinc-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-14
LA JUD|CATU-
RA EN- YAUC0.
Astrea, cola, ciega y
sorda a los reclan1os
de Ia verdad.
Parece que Sc atiende mas
que al codigo a partic u.
lares cOnvenlenclas po-
liticas.
Recuerdos que debieran servir
de it'll ejemplo, para obrar
conforme a la ley y a los
principles de la justicia.
De nue,tro corresponsal.

Septiembre 11.-Ayer a las dlez
de la manana Sc VIC ante esta Corte
Municipal el juicio que por alterar
la paz tenia pendiente Vidal Rodrl-
guez, segun previa denuncla presen-
tada por nosotros.
Como es muy necesarlo que Sc CO.
nozca en- la isla el admirable proce-
dimiento puesto en- practlca en- ese
tan enojoso asunto para nos
otros, 10 traemos a las columnas
de la prensa no con la idea
de vlndicarnos ante nuestro pue-
bio donde republicanos y unionistas
nos conocen demasiado, sino con la
de probar hasta la saciedad el decldl
do empeho que Sc puso para absol-
yer al acusado.
Nuestra denuncia fue presentada
ell 30 del pasado mes de JUNO, y II
dfa despues Q sea para ell 10 de agos-
to fue senalado SUI celebration, a la
que en- efecto acudimos con nuestras
pruebas, resultando que el juez Sr.
Nazario Lugo estim6 que no consti
tuia delito 10 denunciado, d pesar
dc que nos amparaba el articulo
1868, tftulo 10 del Codigo Penal vi
gente en- Puerto-Rico.
Con igual fecha 80 de JUNO pre-
sentando otra denuncia contra
el propio Vidal Rodriguez por
"provocacion { insulto", y esta
Sc sehal6 por ell tribunal para el 20
de agosto, pero no Sc celebro por ha-
berse equivocado en- la citaci6n ell
apellido del acusado.
Nuevamente sehalado el juicio
para la manana de aver 10 de los CO.
rrientes fue absuelto el acusado por
no haber suficiente prnoha para oon
denarlo, segun el criterio del senior
juez, en- el que NADIA influyo la decla-
racion concreta de tres testigos ocu-
lares que djeron la verdad dc 10 ocu-
rrido la noche del 30 de JUNO pr6xi-
mamentc a las once, y cstando
en- nuestro hogar pacifica y dccente-
mente como siempre solemos estar
en- donde qulera que nos encontra-
mos
Siguiendo los detalles dc dicho
asunto y visto que en- primera oca-
sion no considera dclito penable la
Corte 10 dcnunciado por nosotros
que en- segunda OCCASION aparece equi
vocado cl apellido del acusado; que
en- tercera Y este es 10 mas ccnsura-
Bile no cit6 la Corte 4 dos de mis- tes-
tigos enterados desdc el primer mo-
mento, y que entire cstos esta Juan
Soler que vive en- la misma calle V
d corta distancia del cncargado dc
citarlos, Sc descubre muv facilmen-
te la parcialidad demostrada en- con
ira del que suscribe, Y 10 cual nos
hacia entrevcr la justicia que habfa
de aplica rsc en- cl caso que no.
ocupa.