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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
Las fiestas de Mayaguez

Hemas recibido el programs de las fies
sss sas fHHs On honor d. NnhsstTs Seli66Ea De e
Oandelar:a Sc cslebraran en- Msyagiisz.
anuncian demuestra Ia ccmpetenciR de la
comisi6n organizadors, pero primers vista
antes dc leerlo, parece IN programa de puea
bio chiquito.
@0STRAS preparadas al gusto 6 $3.50
rant. d
Hemos recibido Ia siguiente atenta ele.
gante esluela: Eugenio Lomba y Sobrino
Engracia Arias Ariste, participant q ustei
su efectuad0 enlace le 0frecen su casa en-
Vega-bsjs, Puerto Rico.
Agrsdecemos 10 galante invitaci6n.
Sc observa en- ell pdblico de esta capital
una animaci6n inusitada para asistir las
fuuciones del nuevo Olnemat6grafo llegsdo
& esta capital que darA gu primers represen-
taci6n esta noche.
.0STnAS frsscas y APIOS naturales,
acaban de recibirse en- ell Colonial Res.
sgssrant. d.
Be. caleula que para el lunes pr6ximo 30
dar& lecturs en- is OAmars de Delegates al
informe que sobre el nuevo C6dige estk Ia
ciendo Ia Oomisi6n. .nombrada sl eiecto.
Uno de los medicamentos mas ca boga
hoy dia es In Emulsion do Scott.
So populGridad sc debs no solo sus efee.
.os tsIsp6uticos sino tambisa & su gran po-
| der nutritivc.
Don jose Antonio Gsudisr, Doctor On
Medicine y Cirugis.
Certiiica: Que hacs amos viens hacienda
us0 Do 10 Emulsi6n Do Scott, Dc acsits de
higafo Dc bsesIao con hipofoshsos De cal y
sosa, siempre con busncs rssultados, en- las
snfsrmedsdss del spsfsto rsspirstoFio. La
psrfecta eombinacion De sus eomponentss, y
Ia fAciliisi esn que % tolsradA sun por lcs
sst6msgos mss dsiicsdos, aumsntan sl va
Ior tssspsuiieo Do aiehs Psspsssde.
Csysy, Pc. Rieo. Julie 10 ds is9k
Ds Jess A. Gaadisr.
Leeno9 en ia Yea d u Eeffl4F:
s.Ss assxnF2 qas d % eubrs Il shone qns
Esn srsss e abfisk, ssn1rk 4 ssiz eiaiz4 \
e,upshis drsmklI<s snys iisats ssG4a. ~
smissslss sfsi1sas Asiesss NSrs y LaAsa
Mxrslzes C&ssis.
j m d,s - , ~ Ct sessi<sss. smpsszr&
seln4r e. = tsszrs - M15sxass \ ssuFs.
iEts q ssI1N<ls. las 6<<ls 11rs 49, dlss 80
Iua1s}sn<s - Uats- EeIs y ts4 Co ~ -
Psss<snasss - kali,s Pa. La frssAs'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25

Sc encuentra enferma en- Ponce, Ia sefori
do1a Rosa Ramos de Fernan lez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25

La sociodad metodista de los Es.adoa
q nidos ofrece cuidar y atender cinco nj
nos hu6rfanos, naturales de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
EN- "LA MULlTA"
Il SPANO Y COMPANIA

Sc acaban de recibir los re-
nombrados bombones de cho-
colate de "a acreditada fabrica
de "Moriondo E Gariglio", de
Italia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25

60 Sc celebrar& en- ellos una jsrsnita extra.
Progrsms. =, egs4a
-Tenemos entendido que algunos conner.
ciantes del mercado no venden sna provisic-
mes todo 10 completas qua debieEan ser On
~NozrHrs >f4s ~ . - -f--s ~. =
SIN is fs az X coTraspc IN n.
vitaci6n, Sc prohibs terminan.emente II
-Antes de aver fu6 mordida en- el barrie
canon" una nina, por otrs, con quien iu-
gaba. La mordednra ha sido baAtante faerte
y la nina ha sido conducida al hospital Tri,
ccche. i@ 81
Aver ha quedado constituidA On esta
rlssa una sociedad mercsnti que girar6
bsjo Ia raa6n social de Dasi J Hsrdmap, ID
que Sc dedicaA Ia eompra J venta do
mercaneias en- general J demas operaolopes
mercantiles. -"
-Un individuo que habia robsdo an buen
nhmerO de gallinas fu6 serprendico por 10
pol.cfa quIen le ccup6 10 preciosa cargo. =
En- los diss de IIuyia GO hae, POGO me.
mosque impos BILE el iransito poe Las afaeras
del mercadc. .. -
--Antes do aver ha sido condueids oil
asilo de locos 10 demente Juana Ruis, natu.
raj de Gusyauilla. SFis
Ell dia 2 del entrante Febrero celsbrArk
una velads litersria sl grsmio de Tabaque-
ros de IL Plaza. = -
--Algunos articulos de primers necesidea
90 estan ven6iendo q muy altos precios ca
ell mercadc. .
Ell ljueves contfageron mAtrimonio civil
en- esta ciudad tl senor don jose 0uzmkn
Santos y 10 sshorita Francisco Qaintans. ;
Van muy ad lsntsdos los trabsjos del
tranvis sl6eirico qus 90 trsta do sstableser
en- ests ciudad.
-Un inspector de Sanidsd dscomis6 sl
Ijueves en- una pulpsris Do 10 Gale del Gas
tiIlo vsrias libFas de hArna Dc trigo que
spsrscisron msscladas eon almid61.
Procsdsnts do Europa J 81. Taoms1 g.
Ita mshsns ks sntrads sn si puerto Do esia
cspital sl vspor slsmkn 'Csssiis'.
i Doa Frsns.sso Col5a Vega, ha sido
nombrads para dsssmpshar q czfgo- Do 30
srstsrio dsi Jsss.do municipal Dc 1os-bsls.
La ha ado eoncsdido IN mes d r.
Icencla por estzr snlsrmo. & don joan
de- Mzia Pshas Juss maaidpal dc
Juncos.
l Han snlisitzts dispsaas q psssssssso r&ss
|canzzsr mzlEimeais, dao Jss& Csssss y
&sas 63lsruiss 4nsz1,. sssis<s - Lar~s
s-sss sssss.s sszuslssAss ~ vsslss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
JOSE REGUER0 FELIU.
M EDI.OO OR NO.

Oonsultss: de 10 a IL y de 1a4
3O-19 FOrtaleza, 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25

Mafiana Sc reuniran los miembros de la
Sociedad de "Menssjeros y Conserjes," en-
la calle della Luna nImero 30, con objeto
de elegir la Directiva defiEitivs, toda veg
que el Gobernador ha aprobado ell Regla-
mento de dicha sociedad hecho por la Direc.
tiva inter;na.
Dice "La Vox de Ia Patria,n de MAYA.
giez, que los fabricantes de sombreros del
pals andan algo descorazonados desde hace
unos dias, pues parece que las casas que
compraban en- aquolla ciudad ahora no quie
rem hacer operaciones.
Los selores Espafol y Compafia del CO.
mercio de esta plaza han ,pedido Italia
una gran cantidad de los bomboues de la
acreditada marca "Moriondo E Gariglio",
en- vista de la gran demanda que han obte-
nido esta capital.
Anteayer medic dia, dej6 de existir en-
Mayaguez la distinguida apreciable an
ciana, do6a Carmen Bonilla de Ramirez,
hermana de don Francisco Bonills tia car.
nal del ilustrado doctor don Eugenio, Re-
1actol de Ola Voc de Ia Patris."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25
PONCE

ED ell barrio Mschuelo sc ceiebrAi& un
bale hoy sabado, que resultarA muy 10
cido, pues asistiran muchss sen oritas del
barrio ser& amenizado por una buens or.
quests. Il.
"A una casa de comerci0 do 10 Plaza
ie decomisaron anteayer, 80 potes do con.
servas en- NAL estado. ~
-Si los sslones del Parqus qusdan con.
clufdos on esta stmana, el pr6ximo domin-
90 Sc celsbrar& en- ellos una jaranita extra.
Programa. es4a
-Tenemos entendido que algunos conner.
ciantes del mercado no vendsn, sns provisic.
mes todo 10 completes que debieFsn ser On
el peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-25

Lsenos sn sL4 vo1 4. h PstfiaF:
s'Ss assxusa qas d - eabfs Il shoae qas
sn sfsss e abrfk. ssn1fk 4 ssiz siaizd h
esups1is drzmkll<s 4 snyo f,ssts ssG4a ~
smissalss srsizlas Anlesss v5re y Lassa
Msrsl4es C4ssis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06
GARDEN ON THE TUNDRA
An Interesting Story of Gardening
Within the Arctic Circle
Maturity Is fastened.

Washington, Nov. GA curious expert
ment Of gardening within the Arctic cir
Gle is recorded in the Crop Reporter Of
the agricultural department. The expert
ment was conducted at Point Barrow, the
northernmost point in Alaska, on the Arc
tic ocean. The Arctic daylight there be-
gins on Jan. %, extending until July "a,
when the sun goes under the earth for
seventy days. During the daylight pc
Rod the tundra covered earth was
scratched to depth Of four inches-the
ground beneath being frozen solid-and
lettuce, radish and mustard were sown.
This was on June 13. On July 10, twenty
seven days after planting, the lettuce and
radishes were harvested. The mustard
seed failed to terminate. The lettuce
leaves were four inches In length. The
radishes were one inch in diameter. The
vegetables were perfect. Atmospheric
electricity Is supposed to be the agency
that fastened maturity, as the mean av-
erage temperature was only 38 degrees
above zero. The vast stretches of tundra
during the summer season are described
las vivid patches of color-a veritable gar
den under the breath Of Boreas.
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]. R. McLEAN'S KNIFE
To Its Skilful Use Bryan and the
Commoner Attribute the De-
feat of Tom Johnson.
Friends Of Reform Encouraged Not
to Be Discouraged for an
Awakening Is Coming.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. CIV. J. Bryan's
comment on election results in the forth
coming issue of his paper, tells his fol-
lowers and democrats in general to be
steadfast and hopeful and to wait for the
brighter day that is coming. Mr.. Bryan
shows no elation over the democratic
gains in New York. He charges John r.
Mclean with knitting Tom Johnson, say
ing: In Ohio the democratic defeat was
the most pronounced in Cincinnati. The
Mclean machine openly fought Tom John
son."
He is pleased over the election to con-
gress Of two editors who have supported
him, W.. B. Hearst of New York and @.
M. Hitchcock og Omaha. He thinks the
drift in western states Is toward repub-
licanism. He concludes as follows:
1.-The returns will be analysed and dis
| cussed later. In the meantime, let not
| the friends Of reform be discouraged. The
republicans are not defending any great
principles; they are simply Selling upon
and appropriating industrial conditions for
which they are in no way responsible.
Time will prove that their policies are bad
for the people and these voters will then
turn for relief to the democratic party, If
| that party maintains its integrity. The
party must now establish its character
and that character will be Of avail when
| the awakening comes"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06
AFTER NEBRASKA LAND
Alleged Fraudulent Entries Made
by a Number of Chicago
Women.
Moo York. Sun Special Servtos

NoO xOTN sun 6peotOS oeTVtoS
Washington, Nov. 6.-The government
has taken cognizance of the charge that
a number Of Chicago women have been
induced to make alleged fraudulent land
entries in Nebraska by the agents of cat
tlemen with the agreement to transfer
the land to the latter by leases with the
right to purchase. The interior depart
ment has suspended, with a view to can
collation. g. large numb0r of these entries
made by soldiers widows.
w. N. Lesser Of Iowa, a special agent
whose headquarters have been for several
years at North Platte, Neb., has been
suspended in connection with the pro-
ceedings. The action follows an investi-
cation that had been conducted in Ne
braska by Colonel John S. Mosby, the
former guerrilla leader, who is now a
special agent Of the general land office.
The exact extent Of these operations is
not disclosed but SO far as known there
are about forty-f1ve or fifty of them, each
entry being for 100 acres.
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MINNESOTA COUNTY OFFICERS
Successful Party Nominees Who Made the
Race on Tuesday.

Successful Party Nominees Who Made the
Race on Tuesday.
Lars Lynne; sheriff, Alfred Thompson; register.
Frank Head; judge Of probate W. H. Goetzing-
George GEL t. Woodworth; surveyor, 6. 6. GUSTAV.
son; coroner, j. O.. Sackett; county commission
S%a f. All nes
scoTTAua,t1s Jas Moore aem}: tre ps
i tde attesns9s, edsm} }sdse
sper H. j. fitspatrck idem} county
fos4 ss9et H eas SSasPeF RoesFs
o Eaes H R sSst2s
ldein.) ). Sheriff; Samuel Larson {rep), register;
Rnhs ep stto peSt M 5ud Mary w H.
(dem.), sHperintendent: b. T. Wheaton (rep.(.
Dr. g. e. Game
McLEoD-F. D: Stocking auditor Irep.(; J; H.
ir (rep.); 9. G. Adquist attorney (rep.) %: NJ.
tr Of en L. = HARRINGTON To- saps9
ss:e,{1 sD, ws sSs1
Of PROBATE II; .. ohrisfiansen (dem:l; attorney.
(rep.j; superintendent, George F. Howard (rep.) i;
commissioner, second district, N. Magneson
| irep.); fourth district, ]. E. Preston (rep.)
PINE-Auditor, D. Greeley (dem.) treasurer,
G. J. Albrecht (rep.); register ]: H. Wandel
(rep.y; judge, R. Wilcox ldem:); attorney. NJ. 3.
| Hurley Cnd); surveyor, W: II. Hamline (nd. !;
coroner II. L. Wiseman (rep.): clerk. H.! j..
| Rath (dem.); superintendent, r. II: Blankenship.
REDWOOD; N. Tolnpkins, county auditor;
! ney; Otto c. Goethe, register; George L. Evans,
| judge of probate D. L. Bigham, surveyor Il. +.
| Dredge, coroner; superintendent, 8. J. Race;
commissioner, fourth district G. w. Mead. All
are republicans. -. ~. ;-1..s. -s = + !. /.
KANDIYoHI-LewisJ Johnson, auditors War
! ner L. Norm, treasurer Ole Lundquist, sheriff;
@. Jorgen Olson, register of deeds; A. F. Nordtn,
! judge Of probate Charles Johnson attorney; j.
| s. Day, Surveyor: y. S. Frost, coroner; g. F.
Fink, superintendent; ]. J. Week, commissioner.
| George A. Ellingboe. court commissioner. All
are republicans except the last named.
STEELE-Auditor, ]. W. Andrews (rep.)
treasurer, N. T. Nelson (rep2;. sheriff, Charles
! Ntisgen (dem.); register Peter Prahm (rep.)
probate Judge, w. A. Eggleston (rep.); attorney,
i (dem.): coroner, j. n. Adair .(rep.); superin.
| tendent, A. q. Kenyon (rep.); clerk p. q. Swan.
son (dem. j; county commissioners, F. G. Schu.
mann (dem.); NJ Coggins (dem.)
ii CHIsAGo--A. B. slattengren, auditor; Victor
4 Charles A.. Holt, judge Of probate; Peter Lau.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06
DROPPED HIM FIFTY FEET
The Unpleasant Hazing Adventure
Of J. L. Willford Of
Memphis.
Special to The Journal.

opSCletI " 1lc
Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Though every
member of the faculty denies positively
that such was the case, an attempt to
haze a student of the University of Ten
nessee resulted in an accident which moth
ing but a miracle prevented from being
more serious. J.. L. Willford of Memphis,
was the victim Of the prank, and unless
he was internally injured he will recover
A party of hazers seized him, but he
escaped and fled to his quarters in Humes
hall. There the door he had locked was
broken down and he was seized and
dropped out Of third story window. A
pool of water was all that broke his fall,
a distance Of fifty feet, and even then his
shoulder was dislocated.
His comrades have since done every
thing they could to atone for the trick.
The utmost secrecy has been preserved
and local papers print stories to the effect
that 1t was altogether accidental.
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sen, clerk; Charles Andrews, sheriff; John D.
Modin, superintendent; Charles Elmquist, at
torney. All are republicans.

RED RED L AXE e. Ford, auditor (dem.) !;
clerk; Charles Sampson (rep.), sheriff; n ".
(rep.), surveyor; Frank LETTERS (pop.). superin-
tendent; James Sutor (dem.), Ole ]. Johnson
(rep). Jonas Falardeau (rep.), county commits
sioners. p
KANABEC-The entire republican county and
legislative ticket was elected. Auditor, Henry
Rives; Charles F. Gsrhil sheriff
1ns fe~s
perintendent, G. A. spreiler.
ANoKA1 1Auitor, Mceaney; sheriff. Palmer;
fest; register, Perske; Judge, Green; coroner,
Ewing; superintendent. Goodrich; commissioners,
Porter and Nelson. All republicans.
REN,yILLE-H. J., Lee tdem:l, auditor; W.
D. :o Griffith a, (rep:),. treasurer; n L Headline
George F. Gage irep), judge Of Probate; Frank
Murray (rep: J, ATTORNEY; Il. NJ. Clay, -(rep)
eqroner; G; O.; Breeke lrep:(, clerk; Ole Olson
sherin (dem.), commissioner fourth district
CH1PPEwA-F. c. Rutertus auditor (1em.
L. A.: Smith, attorney (rep): Charles Hartley
John o., Anderson, register irep.S: j. NJ. Sew y
(dem.): s!E#& ,1.%l' 49,
'- 60 iy.rF-
WAs sl. Fran Collins tdem;), sheriff C.
dem J, attorney: &. A. Wilson (rep), Judge OF
probate; John Walls.hlaeger tdem), register
G: H. Bailer, (rep.), AUDITOR: H. G. Blanchard
T (dem.), coroner; L. ]. Larson (rep.), superin
tendent; O. 1. Smith (!nd.), surveyor. = I
BUFFALO--Auditor, Aaron Reihmuth: treas
ureer, Thomas Hudek: register, Ole Palmq,list
judge Of probate ]. J. Wooley: attorney. L. s.
Oakley; sheriff; VIM. G. Young superintendent
A. A. Zech; surveyor, A. A Bloom; coroner, Dr.
A. G. Mofat: commissioners. second district
VIM. H. Marvin; fourth district, John Kelly, all
republicans. -. a.,. -..-....- 49, ... -. ~
YELLOW MEDICINE-Auditor F. $. Wing
treasurer, b. G.. Johnson: register p. Schlemner
attorney, Ole Hartwick; Judge probate, R. O.
Loe; clerk. Alvin Sanden; superintendent. NJ. l.
WINONA-On the county. ticket the repub
licans elected: Register, George D. French
sheriff, Martin j.. Lins attorney. George T
Simpson; judge D. g. Vance; superintendent, L
v. WILDER. The democrats elected: Auditor
Herman Weibel; treasurer, Ben Kalnes: clerk
~. J. Trippe; coroner, e. s. Muir: surveyor. z
| G. Burns; commissioners, Theodore F. Leeb AM
! John Roth.
Dyspepsia In its worst form will yielc
to the use Of Carters Little Nerve Pills
aided by Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve present distress, bu
strengthen the stomach and digestive ap
iparatus. ss9 #
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Repudlated at Home.

Returns show that Mickey (rep.) has
been elected governor Of Nebraska by. not
less than 5000 and probably by 5000 plu-
rality. The rest Of the republican state
ticket is elected by an Increased plurality.
r The republicans will control both
branches Of the legislature by a greatly
Increased majority, having probably
twenty-eight Of the thirty three senators
and seventy Of the hundred house mem
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06
BUSINESS SPECIALS

SUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLES, ETC, PERMA-
uently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister.
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of thu
northwest. Exclusive socialist.
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DRESSMAKING

pRESSMAKING AND TAILOR MADE SUITS;
work guaranteed at 1909 Aldrich av n
COMPETENT DREsSMAKER DESIRES SEW
ing in families; satisfaction guaranteed. Ad.
dress 1872, Journal.
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II you are too busy to bring your want
ad to The Journal. call up No. 9, either
line and The Journal will accommodate
you by taking your ad over the phone.
If you will kindly call In and pay for same
at your earliest convenience it will greatly
facilitate the handling Of these small
amounts.
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Dyspepsia In its worst form will yield
to the use Of Carriers Little Nerve Pills,
aided by Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve present distress, but
strengthen the stomach and digestive APP
lparatus. &
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Rock Island System-GoIden State Lin
.r- Ia>.st1 # I tied. - ...- 5

-~- -. ! r. i. : tied. - ~
q Newest of California trains-and the
finest. - .@-'E 81. ~.@.
Leaves Kansas City 10:40 a. M. daily.
To connect with it, take morning trains
from Twin Cities over the North Western,
M & st. L., or G. G. W. Railroads. Only
So hours. Kansas City to Los Angeles
Through cars for Santa Barbara and San
Francisco ..-.#. f. .@ y
Southern Route-through a land Of per-
petual sunshine.
Tickets and berths at Rock Island ticket
offices, 9Th and Robert streets. st. Paul.
and 1922 Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.
R. G.. Brown, Genl N. w. Agent, Minne-
apolis. -. - -
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PINE-Auditor, D. Greeley (dem) treasurer
lrep.y; Judge, r. Wilcox (dem.); attorney, NJ. B
Hurley (ind) surveyor, w H. Ha d9lh7. (ind.}
Rath (dem); superintendent, Il. Il: Blankensh1p
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06

CHARACTERIZATION, f. H. Walden (rep.);
treasurer, a. R. Baggerty (repl; sheriff, 2. II.
Of probate, II. o. Christiansen (dem); attorney,
H. j. Richardson lrep9: clerk John 9. Crabh
Commissioner, second district, N. Magneson
lrep.); fourth district, ]. E. Preston (rep.)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06

'REDWOOD-I. NJ Tompkins, county auditor
J. A. johnson, treasurer G. t. Howard, attor
ney Otto c. Goethe, register; George L. Evans
Dredge, coroner; superintendent, s. J. Race
commissioner, fourth district, G. w. Mead. Al
are republicans. -. T. =. - r #.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06

|. The Chicago Great Western Railway
Now runs through cars from Minneapolis
and st. Paul to Austin, Mason City and
Fort Dodge, shortest and best line. For
further information apply to l.. G.. Rains,
agent, corner Nicollet avenue and Fifth
street, Minneapolis.
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YELLOW MEDICINE-Auditor, f. $. Wing;
treasurer. B. G. johnson: register, p. Schlemmer.
I e clerk. Alvin sanden; superintendent. NJ. 1.
Pratt; coroner N. Fl. Schjederup. -. g. u
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06

ri CHISAGO-A. B. Slattengren, auditor; Victor
L. Johnson, treasurer; A. 2. Stolberg. register;
Charles A. Holt, judge Of probate; Peter Lau.
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McLEOD-F. D. Stocking, auditor 1rep.(; J; II.
Albers treasurer (dem.); NJ. II. Mckenzie, sher-
il (rep.j; G. G. ADJUST, attorney (rep.) o. NJ.
Tiff, Judge of prob ate ,dem:l; J. H. Luiten,
clerk of court (dem.); L. p. Harrington, super.
intendent (rep)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06

legislative ticket was elected. Auditor, Henry
Rives; treasurer, Charles F. Gerhill; sheriff, r
R.. Gray; register, A. NJ. Anderson; attorney
j.. G. King; judge Of probate Louis Nelson; sur.
veyor, John Nelson; coroner, A. J. Lewis; SUI
perintendent, G.. A. Spreiler.
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A. Wagner (rep.), treasurer; r. B.. Andrews
(dem.), attorney: 6; A., Wilson (rep:), Judge Of
6. H., Bailer (rep.) auditor: H. G. Blanchard
(dem.), coroner; =. ]. Larson (rep.). superin.
tendent; o. l. Smith (!nd), surveyor. =
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-20
WISE WORDS.

In misfortune even to smile is to VI
fend.-Bacon.
Sweet mercy is nobility's true badge.
Shakespeare.
You may follow luck to ruin, but not
to success.-Garfield.
An infallible characteristic of mean
ness is cruelty.-Johnson.
What makes life dreary is the want
of motive.-George Eliot.
The plea Of ignorance will never take
away our sibilities.-Ruskin.
Pride is as loud q beggar as want,
and q great deal more saucy.-Frank-
lin.
Modesty seldom resides in breast
that is not enriched with nobler vir-
To persevere in ones duty and be
silent is the best answer to calumny.-
George Washington.
Our grand business undoubtedly is
not to see what lies dimly at a dis
tance, but to do what lies clearly at
hand.-Carlyle.
Patience and strength are what we
need; an earnest use of what we have
now; and all the time an earnest dis
content until we come to what we
ought to be.-Phillips Brooks.
Every day see more how necessary
it is to be consistent, uncompromising
and gentle; for often, perhaps, when a
word would not be borne, an act of
forbearance or self-denial might be re-
membered in a cooler moment.-A. |.
Hare