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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-22
Ell celebre bandido
MuSSOlinO.
10 QUE DICE DE sUS PERSE
GUIDORG5.

Giuseppe Maasolino, el saltss'
dor italiano, h. dioho, hahlando de
sus psrsegalaoras y de les jaeces q
le han conaenado. que 81 10 ha sen
lido crgallo al OR hablar de g. 6 los
que han sieio tss5igos de sd Gauss.
pues no ca 10 primera nj 10 Ultima
gez que sa ORA b solar de I'll.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-22

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Ppl ds psfieaisoa A faAo pl Saintsl'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-22
ReOrgan ZaCi0n
del partido Republican,
DE AUCO.
D e Y AU CO.

Hemos racihido una hojs suslta
que al C1nnitG fe 3nb i ,sno de Yau
Gu 80 sirve remitiFn9s y en- IL cus
sa ccnve CO 6 lcs republicsaoa de O.
one pneolo y 81 iuris liccion para
c=lebfar pns ssamnlea general Ell
prox mo- aomingo "a.
Ea dlchu seho 90 prnceder& La
a1ecci6n de nusv3 con te.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Stock market trading active in the bond
department, but in shares only a moderate busi-
ness was transacted. Prices, however were gen.
orally strong and higher. Especial strength
marked the course of the anthracite coal securi-
ties, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ad-
vancing 10 points while smaller gains were
made by Delaware and Hudson Reading and
the Erie issues. It was said IN certain quarters
yesterday that the so-called First National
Bank crowd accommodating Lackawanna
shares. and that when It had secured all it de-
sired a plan for doubling the stock would be
announced. There Is not much Lackawanna
stock floating about the Street and the slightest
demand causes advance, as in yesterdays
trading for instance, when in the first two hours
OF business the price advanced from 25S to 26S
on sales of only 340O shares. The coal prop
critics stocks are valuable possessions, and sub
stantial advances are expected in the low priced
issues, such Reading, Erie and Ontario and
Western. Morgan brokers bought the coal
stocks. and in speculative circles it thought
that the Western element had taken the bull
side of the market.
Buying of the coal and traction shares did not
attract important public following but senti-
ment in commission house circles was dis
tinctly improved. Expectation Of a favorable
bank statement to-day encouraged the bull ele-
7nent, while further excellent reports Of railway
earnings strengthened commence on the long
side Of the market. For the first week in Janu-
ary railroad gross earnings Of forty-twO roads
reporting show an increase of $50 per cent over
the record breaking returns Of the corresponding
time a year ago. while for the second week in
January the few reports far received make
an even better exhibit. Railroad earnings and
bank clearings are heavy throughout the coun-
try. Trade reports received last night from the
commercial agencies make most gratifying
statements regarding business conditions in gen.
eral. In iron and steel contracts for the second
half Of the current year are already being
placed. This movement permits a situation the
great significance of which can readily be ap-
preclated by business men. And at no remote
period the position of the country's trade as in
dicated by steel and iron conditions should have
a far reaching effect or stocks.
According to the known movement OF money
In the week the local banks have gained up
ward Of SS 100000 in cash holdings The banks
gained both on the interior currency movement
and on operations with the SUb-Treasury, the
gain from the last named source aggregating
S1,446,9OO. 1t does not seem likely that loans
have expanded IN the week, while It is prob
able that further contraction has taken place.
In this event a substantial gain in reserve above
legal requirements viii be recorded. The state
Inent will be figured on rising averages, and act
ual bank conditions will doubtless be much bet
ter than shown by the Clearing House exhibit.
The course Of the money market is encouraging
to holders of long stocks. General conditions
are favorable 10 higher prices.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market yesterday showed
considerable strength in a majority OF cases al
though there two securities which
showed losses from the opening. About the most
active Issue was Dominion Securities which showed
4 net gain of nearly points at the close on pur-
chases of about 200 shares: the principal buying
Of this issue was by insiders. Hackensack Mead
ows Company rose nearly point 70 81 on purchases
OF 200 shares. White Knob Copper advanced to
l624 purchases of 1000 shares There was a bet-
ter demand for American Can issues, the common
selling up TO 1875 and the preferred TO 81 Northern
Securities continued strong around 1O3 Norfolk
and Western is were fraction higher sbout
$4,000 being traded In around 93as There was a
better demand for Mexican National common and
preferred at the close which showed fractional ad-
vances from the bid. Union Copper sold freeJv nj
and Green Consolidated sold from 81 70 sol
United States Reduction common was a shade Off
selling down TO 357s. The bonds were u per cent
higher, selling up TO 50. Standard Milling common
was firmer' about 500 shares selling at s. Standard
OIL was weak. declining points. selling down TO
$50 The market closed strong with a good
demand
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. Il (SpeciaD.-There was nlete- -
- .rd The last prices about the same as As'
nights The prospect Of break In the long sra
ern drouth had most TO do with the seinns'
forecast was for snow West. but there was - 49,.
newal of the disturbing trade rumors "HiIn - -
been current OF late With the alarm aoou S,anIss
over the market was inclined TO react -,
,vara steady Nav opened at s01sc, sold oet~ee
7sssc bid and sole, and closed at Seac; July sn1
al sO1.c. There were better elearaneeS;
bushels. and the total for the week 4sVV,V and
was 1.1OoOOO bushels over the week preVio-. p-,.nts
$4,000 bushels over last year. Frii s.ssaIs last
were sst Oo0 bushels against 451.0eo pusne aza
wear. the Northwestern cars 44. against
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

DOMESTIC EXcHANGE-New-Or Orleans Com
nercial. 81 premium: bank. par. San Francisco-
Sight l21zc; telegraph. 15c. Boston-Par and &c
premium Chicago-30c premium. Charleston
Buying. l-l6c discount; selling. I-l6c premium
savannah-Buying Toe discount: selling 75c nre
MUM. Cincinnati-Between banks IOc premium
over the counter soc premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York Exchanges
s24s s00,Os2; balances. s354l434 Boston-Exchanges
S2s.24i93S balances. 50 334.s75. Chicago-Exchanges
Sz9.s4eOSs; balances s2.35452O. Baltimore - Ex-
changes $6,6l3sS9 balances. s57l COS PHILADELPHIA
Exchanges. S2f164.72O: balances. 2sOs,6s5
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cal money in
London, per cent; open market discount rate
for long bills. 21516a3 per cent short bills per
cent Berlin discount rate. "a per cent for three
months bills and per cent for short bills Berlin
exchange on London % marks AZ pfennigs. Paris
exchange on London, % francs Y centimes Paris
discount rate, 2zl per cent.
FOREIGN SEcURITIES-Britis consols for
money. 9Szs; for the account, 81. Spanish As in
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and active.
Total sales amounted IN par value to s4.O7O5OO,
against s. 800 on Thursday. The heaviest deal
ings were in the Atckison issues Baltimore and
Ohio gold and debent As Central OF Georgia IS.
Chicago and Alton 3ias Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy IS, Colorado and Southern 1st IS. Mexican
Central consolidated IS and lst incomes Northern
Pacific 2s Peoria and Eastern incomes Reading
general As St Louis Southwestern lists and DDS.
San Antonio and Aransas Pass IS, Southern Pacific
IS Third Avenue As. Union Pacific convertible Is
and Wabash debenture Bs Consolidated Tobacco
IS and Standard Rope and Twine 6s and incomes
were also active.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
WHEAT.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Week ended Jan. IL 1902 . dooI;- co aes .e
the port. S2tlSS59o S6'so-'gS. 900
Thrown on the market 2 sSl. SOL z'Sd'''f -''''-0
January i aoe
Thrown on the market ,145,4l6 foso'+Il o'Aoi'''
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
STOCK VALUES HIGHER.
RAILROAD BONDS ACTIVE.
BANKS INCREASE THEIR HOLDINGS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
quotations were:

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Thursdays
inr
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
CONDITION OF TRADE.

"Dun's Review says:
Readjustmrnt Of prices continued during the sec
reached a much lower point than prevailed when
the M nat sesT
suffered. Business conditions sound. liberal dis
eP al @ s s falls
command price Proportioned to the estimated
is insufficient 10 sustain business at the rate estab
Transporting Interests are less behind with deliv-
cries, and railway earnings for the first week OF
phenomenal figures and it7 per cent over 1900
Iation in Wall Street bank exchanges at NewIYork
remarkably satisfactory. for the week falling
eew eiSe w & e GS q ee sa
there is gain Of 100 per cent At other leading
1901 and 23S per cent over 1899 Nothing has trans,
steel industry Deliveries Of fuel are less delayed
and furnaces operate more fully. while mills re
Quotations maintained firmly, especially for
pig iron.
'Bradstreet's" says:
The usual January thaw in prices arrived this
cereals; pork and dairy products coffee and sugar
hnv ali T and TD cose oWer on the week
The causes for this movement have been In many
not the whole. been weakened. II anything. in
striking example Of this being in the cereals High
prices have killed OF export trade, but this seems
tributive trade the situation has certainly Improved
ana woodn goods Advices from qf the Vest sP'Ge are
lections remain satisfactory Northwest advices
are particularly good. agricultural implements and
drygoods being ordered and shipped in large vol
Trade III the Southwest continues satisfac-
tory but the lack Of needed moisture for the
wheat crop is disturbing element tending to dull
the edge of trade. The value of a heavy snOwstCrm
in that section could not be overestima ted. II Is
to be noted also that rain is needed in the wheat
growing sections of California. More is doing in
leading Eastern textile markets, prints and ging-
hams moving well with iObhers. while a good bu/f-
ness Is also reported in woolen goods, though the
new prices made rather lower than expected
There IS even some Improvement noted in Southern
trade largely the result Of the irmer tone OF raw
cotton, which. despite considerable weakness in
duCod by heavy movement. is higher on CON
hdence in an early perpendicuar drop in receipts
exceptionally good British cotton trade advices
and continued large exports Extremes have mer
this week, the publication OF widely divergent low
minimum and high maximum crop estimates
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
1.nnd m New-York Mew-Y York

London. Jan. II. ! p m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities dun, closing strong. Last quo
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE condition of the Treas
ury divisions of issue and redemption at the begin
ming Of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates quoted fol-
low: Gail money, 3a414 per cent; ruling rate per
cent. Time money, AZ per cent for sixty days.
three, four and six months railroad collateral
Commercial paper 41zG5 per cent for three months
and 4s4Q51s per cent for four and six months for
the best names. and above for not so well
known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The market closed
steady. Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
BANK STOCKS.
NEw-YORK-

Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. walI-s,,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

London 77as. French rentes 100 francs 20 centimes
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 5511c; Mex
lean silver dollars, 4414c. Bar silver in London
closed % 9-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 3435; Lisbon, 81;
Buenos Ayres. 1880; Rome 2
GOVERNMENT RECE1PTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $SG7 $40; internal reve-
receipts S692lo miscellaneous receipts $sS 13O;
total receipts for the day 81 5S7 $50: expenditures,
S15ooO00 Receipts for the month date S2 567, ,s5
expenditures SS00; excess of receipts, g 4S2 S45.
pendtures, S5 6s6; excess Of receipts $451 742
sos 1893.
SCB-TREASURY.- - The Sub-Treasury was a
debtor to the Clearing House Sl,3S9 ,46S.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
BONDS.

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Couotatons furnished by Joseph Walker Sons. No. IS
Wall-st)
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy & Co.. No. 40 WaIl-stN

Open. High Low CLOSE.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch. No 80 Broad-s,)
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
sALES AT THE STOCK EYCH4NGl
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual lsales-l-Closing-I Shares
lOpen High Low. Fin Bid ASK sold
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

Bankers' posted rateg were:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Market steady. Final
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

'And interest.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

sDollars per share.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

binaeltredt NIT gefalteten Sduod]en
Die Seid)e zines 9naben rubt.
9litmen mo &rGn5e ltmgeben
ben fleiuen Sarg ulo ein ~bliibenoer
Hpien5neig neiet iid) pie tbeilnabmS.
bod iiber oaS lieblide, mahsbleidle
&iloergeiidtd)en, baS mie cine friiD
aetnidte 9lume bier uuter Slunlell
ihldit.
Bon Ser SHINE oes S6loBtbilrmeS
uertiin0et Ole meben0e Srauerfahue
Den umliegenoen Srtldaiten, DAB Der
grbe Oes grdili6en Sauies ni6t
mebr inter ben 9ebenoen meilt.
@ilberi6 bon Iei6ol5beim lit
toot. Cine &inOerfranfbeit bat i'm
in menigen Saeen odbingerafft.
Die 9iener I'M 9rGfli6en S6loiie
ellen nit roth perpeinten Iugen &c.
rauidlos Ourd Die @dnee, ais iiir1,
teten tie, bur6 ben G6au ibrer
Shritte Die itile Srauer 81 itoreh
Die iIber Dem gan5en Sallie liegt.
Sn Der peiten Sorballe iisen
eini9e Der treuen 9ienerimen, ,nter
ItrDmenben Sbrdnen 4rdn5e fled.
tenb, nm BEN 2iebling bes Sauies
in iriihem Grim su better, bis oie
falte 8rmft i'm aufnimmt.
Sin leihter 2uft5ug bewegt iebt
Die bon Der SdloBfapeae be%rnieoer.
luaaenoen Srauerflore unb unpill-
fiirlih ri6tet iib unier Bid auf ben
Gingang.
Die Sbiir Ser &opele lit ge0ffnet.
Gin Manu in prieiterlidem @ewauoe
iiberihreitet Die S6pelle Der &c.
peibten StGtte, Die Sbiir gerGui6lo3
binter li6 i6lieBenb. @eienften
Sduptes nabt er iid nit langiamen
S6ritten Dem fleinen Sarge; er
beuat ii6 iiber ben barin idlafenbea
gnael oriidt einen &uB auf bic peiBe
Stirne rno cine Sbrdne rinnt aus
ieinem Inae uno oermii6t ii6 mir
Dem GbautropiGt Der pie elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

alibern0er Stein ans Dem 9liit6en.
smeig Der &ole auf Der i60nen Seide
lag.
Sine 3eit lang bleibt er in BE.
tradtrHg perluuten iiber oeu altf
Dem liebli6en @eiihthen ~lagernoGh,
himmliihen Srieoeu, Der pie ein per-
flGreuOer Sdeiri pie Elm @ruB ans
Dem Senieits Oariiber allSgebreitet
lit, Damn tniet err ii6 mtf ben Sill
SSiiBen bcS fleinen 8araoebetteS
ltebeuOen 9eti6emel mo, oas Sc
liht III ben SGnben pergraben, bleibt
er bort unhepegli6.
Hur Die Damn uno fpann Stpiiden
iblanfen Singern iidtbar peroen.
ben bellen Sropfen, ioipie Oie bon
Belt 5u 3eit an ben @anoen Der So.
pelle lid bred)enoen Seuf5er 5eugeu
BON Dem innemobnenoen 2eben 0eS
bort fnieenOen S6loBgeiitliden.
Seaeben mir ms mieber ms
ShloB, IN bas @emad Ser iungen
8rdfin.
-Gort lebute Suanita an etnem Ger
boben 9ogenfeniter i'm Seiiel. @s
lit ihon Abenb. Der WonD pirit
fem fables 9i6t bur1 Die belen
S6eiben rnb ltmgibt nit oemielben
@lanae baS @eii6t Der bier weilen.
ben unaliidliben iunsen Srnt, nie
Die itrablenbe S16nbeit beS in Der
Ihnen.@ oaerie oeS S1loiies bangen-
ben 8ortraits.
@ie lit sic S(ebuliGfeit NIT Dem
lebenben Originate 10 6alo ent'
ihmunoen. @ram uno Gorge baben
in Die 53iige Der emit 10 ih0neu Srou
ibre aebeimuiBpoaen 2iuien begro6eu
unb lie Dor Der 3eit gealtert. Die
carte SiiQe Der &angen bat i1on
lanae lire aumutbige Gunbuna Der.
loren, unb nm bie bumfeln Mugen
sieben iih ihmar5e Shotten, Die iie
iait mnatiirIia groB eri6einen
laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Ma6t neneS 2ebem.
Gulper, DO, 10. MGrs 10

eulper, No., IL. UtdrS 1900.
Or. g. Sabrnep, Chicago, Sa.
@ertber Serr 9pftpr! Set
Sabren mar mein 8eiuno=
beits5uitanb nibt Der Bette,
i6 wurbe INNER i9pd6er,
mein &itden unb Die Seiten
tbaten mir web uno ib elaubte
es pdre balo am 9ebten nit
mir. 9a las idb SIREN p8ran=
ten gOte," traute ben @ur=
ten uno sebraudte SDrni's Gl=
penfrduter 8lutbeleber. Sept
bin if) gan5 geiunb.
Sbre Webi5in macbt neues
2eben. Sb9lei6 id idon 20
Sabre alt bin, fible id uie
elm iunger Wenl6.
Mit aIer Gdtuns, SIRE
Mar9. Gma6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

Srob Der immcr tiefer einbred)ells
Den Mountaineering gtbt Die 8rG.
lin fein 3eid)en. DAB mon ibr &id}t
briingen iole. Sic meiB faum, Oh
Der Gag onbridt oOer 5ltr 9teige
aebt; Die ein5igcn @ebnnten, ilber
ole lie pernlag lid HedeuIdoit III
aeben, iinO Oie @eoantelL, oil Den III
Der naben &apelle rltbenOen tleinen
So0teu.
God allb 0ieie SorIteQllngen iin0
ihrem 6remeu0en Sirn 5ulpeIlelr uI,
faBbar, unO geiualtiam muB lie Die
Grafte ibrer Seele iammeln, I'm iiG
Der lebtuergangenen Saae 81 err
inuern.
Ger Iinbernoe Saliam ser S6rd.
men mar ibr perIagt. Srodenen
IuaeS bielt lie Die 9ei6e i6reS ainoaS
III ben slrmen unb nit oenielben tro-
denen, beiBen @,lgen iab lie, pie iar
2ie6ling in Den tleinen Sarg gebettet
unb %fortgetrugen pilroe.
STIR ibre llm9ebung bilbete Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

ituHne ~persebrenoe Sdmer5, ben Die
@rdfin bemieS, cine bange Gorge fiir
Die nddite 3ufunft oemn bel Der
~6drteu, III Den leBten Sabren lebr en-.
deNriffenen @%eilnObeit Der iltngep
fSrmt lieB Ii6 bon lold)er gridiitte.
rllnq MIR 0us S6limmlte befiir6ten.
Salt itiilolid) ieit Dem SoOe bes tlei.
men @tlOerib flebten Die treuen
ibrer ltntergebenen fir ihre
Serrin 5rm Simmel nm Die @obt.
that DER Sbrdnen.
Sic Sbiir oeS 8ema6es, in Dem
iih SSuanita 6efano, muroe leiie &c.
ofinet. uub @aloner trut elm.
, Gortiesung oIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Gtner bon ben 0teIen.

Stoneboro, 8a., Is. San. 1902.
Or. g. Sabrnep, Chicago, SG.
unsefabr brei Sabre 5uriif
sei9te iiD bel mir on ben 4rz
men uno um bas &nie berum
elm Gusi9lag, ben ih ben
san5en @inter binburb nibt
los 9eworoen bin. Sobalb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
II.
: Gs lit sfpei

- Us ut 5ipet Sabre lpater.
9ie S6loBfapeae bes alten
@~raieniiseS &ei6pl5beim lit idywar5
perbangen. Son Der 0ede berub
pinoet iih Der ounfle Slor in mebr.
faden @inbungen uno Serlhlinsul.
zen on Den @dnoen porbei, bier nno
ba Die miselteate Iiiltuns eineS
treusfabrenoen I~bnberrn perbiiaeno,
beiieu @iiir mie i'm S6mer5e porge'
beuat eri6eint.
Oie brennenben @a6slihter alli
ben &ronleudtern ieben mitleibiseu
@lides binnnter aui oas 9araoebett
in Der Wsitte Der 4apege, aui cem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
&pr 8eri6t.

Ridter: Sic baben nit Milf &c.
baubelt, Die 90 Hro5ent @aiier ent.
hielt. @aS f0nnen Sic 5u Shrer
@ntiduIoigung a%nfilbren9"
WilAfrau: SER Seridtsbot ct
bate Ole jan5e ISOLDE jeregnet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

ieoub bas Sri6jabr Fam, TO-
bal0 eS tuarm puroe, perz
i9mano Die &ranf1eit. uno
10 mar es 0rei Sabre lang,
tpenn es anfng falt az perben
fteate iid bas Sucfen tpieber
elm. Gs 5eigte feline Intunft
burd peri9iebene Spmptume
on. SD bate S6minbelan=
faae, litt an GROCER Mattigfeit
uub 70 balb ib mid binleste
fielen mir Die Iugen 5u. SD
bafte es miiiie unfeblbar i'm
8lut liesen unb nabm mir
por cine tii9ttge Slutreinig=
uns pDr5unebmen. @eraoe 81
Der 3eit erbielt id elm @remz
plar Sbrer Seltung n&ranfen=
bute." Sd Las bieielbe auf=
merriam ourcb unb fiiblte mid
bepDgen mir cine 8robefiite
Sprni's Ilpenfrduter 8lutbe=
leber fommen 5u laiien. Sbre
MebiSin iblug an unb ib muB
aufribtig iagen, baB i6 nun
p~ullitdnoig furiert bin. SD
babe Ippetit, fann itetis mei=
ner Grbeit nafeeben unb
fible better als felt pielen Sab
rem. Seitbem bate i1 audi
@eiegenbeit Sprni's Sell Del
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

unb Sprni's Waeenitdrfer at
sebrauden unb fann iagen,
baB AUDI oieie beioen Mittel
p~reispnrbis iinb.
SD i6lieBe meine paar Seis
len NIT ber5li9em 0ant uno
uerbleibe SIR
Sranf 8a9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

Sbr 9oftor CAB lie auf.
paIefins, Ger. IS. Wai 1901.
Or. IS. Sabrnep, Chicago, ST..
@eebrter Serr 9DftDr! Sc
eereibt mir gum Serguii9en
Sbnen hermit fir bic &ettung
meiner sSrau meinen inni9Iten
9anf ausiprebeu 81 burfen.
Meine Srau lit an Slutper=
giftung, melbe ii6 burb
Sautent5inoun9 II. gelbppl=
lene @elenfe anSeiste. @iner
Der betannteiten Ier5te in got
Springs entlieB lie nit ben
@urten: rWaeine liebe Srau,
id fann ni9ts mebr fir Sic
tbun."
9a Fam mir cine Sbrer 3ei=
tungeu r&ranfenzS pte" in Die
Sdnoe, ipfurt faBte ib Soft
nung. llno mein @ertrauen
tuuroe nibt 81 S6anben ;
benn burd ben @ebrau9 BON
Sbrem MpenfrGuter 8lutbe=
leber tpurbe Mrs. &oeitlin
wieber ooaftdnois bergeiteat.
Seit Der 3eit laiie i9 -Sbre
Mebisinen ME in meinem
Sauie ausgeben unb empfeble
fie Sreunben unb 8efannten
bel ieber @eleeenbeit.
Ibtrn9spoa,
IS m. 6 o e itiin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08
Iennt eS etne tppnoertate
Hettung.

@auerlp, 9.g., 16. Seb. 1902.
Or. g. Sabrnep, Chicago, Sa.
@ertber Serr! SD banfe
S6nen uno @ott fir meme
tpunberbare &ettung. Seit
40 Sabren mar ib nit &beu=
matismus beimgeluft uno
mar 81 3eiten ni6t i'm Stanoe
MIDI ielbit an5ufleiben unb
fpnnte mid nid)t einmal i'm
8ett umfebren. Sa nabm i6
Sorni's @lpenfrduter glutbe=
leber elm II. lieB MIDI NIT benz
SeilzSel einreiben uno nun
bin ib felt 3 Sabren BON allen
ShmerSen erlDit. @ott uno
Sbnen lei 9anf fiir meine
tpunberbare &ettung.
SobabtungsoDa,
@utlteb SeB.
Chicago, III.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13
Prospect for Better Light.

The city council at it's regular
meeting last Monday night grant.
ed twenty years franchise to the
Pennington Electric Light aud lee
Company, recently purchased by
Messrs. LOftcltter & Bendt of st.
Lnuis. The franchise provides for
a rewriting of the city, which will
be done under the supervision of
the Committee on Streets and Al
leys and the City Engineer. The
council also drew up a five year
contract with the light plant where.
by the number of street lights are
increased from So to 80, and the
price on single street lights reduced
from 500 to $l.75 per month
The present owners will spend, IN j..
ending the purchase price Of the
plant, something over $40, 900 in
fitting up the plant for good aud
reliable service.