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FOR RENT-BEST- CORNER BASEMENT
on Nicollet av. Inquire at 701 Andrus bldg.
FOR sALE-G oOD-PAYING JEWELRY AND
optical business; invoice about 1900; no OPP
position; so miles from st. Paul. Address
9344, Journal. .Ha
MINNESOTA RED RIVER LANDS TO EX-
change for dry goods or general stock Write
or call. on No. 1416 9TH aH S. Rare chance.
FOR sALE-32- ROOM HOTEL; Is STEADY
.boaIdersi good opening for experienced hotel
man. Address George H. Barlow, East Grand
Forks. MINI.
BREWERY FOR SALE-HAS A BIG TRADE
in a rich territory; big stock on hand; fine
buildings: Everything in good condition.
The whole business for SIG, 600 This is a
cash. If you want paying business, look
this up quick. Address 9471, Journal.
FOR SALH-AT BARGAIN, THE. ONLY I'M
plement business in western Minnesota town
of 500. Particulars inquire Dean & Co., Min
neapolis.
RESTAURANT, clearing SIS monthly, for $500
"HOTEL,, large transient; nice town. fine bldgs
ROOMING house, $500; newly furnished,
house filled.
Cigar, conf. news; living room, by depot.
Large list Of others. HOO Lumber Exchange.
VAIL PAPER, PICTURE AND PAINT
store; good location, good trade; must sell at
y once. Address S76, Lake City, Mimi So
500 CASH WILL BUY FLOUR, BUTTER,
tea and coffee business that will clear $1OC
per month fine fixtures, best location in
city. Address 9492, Journal III.
500 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY, BUYS
excellent boarding house. Livery, clearing
$3.50 monthly. Sell at sacrifice. Northwest
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WANTED-GOOD CHEAP DRIVING HORSE;
give age, weight and price. Address Graves.
Hopkins, MINI. -
WANTED-TEAMS TO HAUL ICE. APPLY
at Cedar lake or icehouse, at Hiawatha av
and Oath st. Franklin Ice Co.
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WOOD AND COAL

20 WOOD AND COAL
HARDWOOD AND PINE, $1.75 UP: TWO
loads, 1926; coal and coke, IS up; prompt de-
livery. Market Fuel Co., 40 Western av. Tel,
1882, Ii: T. c., so.
WOOD AND COAL-Best quality; prompt at
tention, lowest prices. Braden Trans. and Fuel
Co.. 237 Hen, main 2076 Ii. and 1885 E Lake.
WE STILL HAVE A SUPPLY OF ALL SIZES
hard coal, best quality. st. Paul and Western
Coal Co., Lumber Exchange. Both phones,
1874
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FOR SALH-ATa BARGAIN, THE. ONLY IN
plement business in western Minnesota town
of 500. Particulars inquire Dean & Co., Min
pean olie
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HORSES, HORSES. HORSES. .
Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway, st. Paul
Mimi, have constantly on hand from 500 to
given If desired The finest lot OF heavy log
cling horses ever brought into the northwest
can be seen at their stables. -
BROWN 8 DTCKEy, MIDWAY HORSE
Market st. Paul. Mimi, have constantly on
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OLD GOLD and silver bought or exchanged
for iewelry. S. Swanson, ieweler, 120 Cd st s.
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BREWERY FOR SALE-HAS BIG TRADE
in rich territory; big stock on hand; fine
buildings. Everything in good condition.
The whole business for $4,000 This is a
snap. Don't answer unless you have So, 900
cash. If you want paying business, look
this up quick. Address 9471, Journal
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AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK, AT
1923 Nicollet av. Bring references
MANIFESTATIONS, HANDY MAN ON
woodwork and around machinery. Steady
work to the right man. Moore Carving Ma
chine Co, - ~ ~ 20
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OFFICES

OFFICE OR DESkROOM FOR RENT.
Deskroom or part Of storeroom. opposite
Milwaukee depot, 222 Sd av S, cheap. Call on
Birch 200 Nicollet av.
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MINNESOTA RED RIVER LANDS TO Elk
or call on No. 1416 9TH av S. Rare chance
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Endowment, Tcntine, Distribution, Accumula-
ton Policies
Discounted at Investment Prices.
Hypothecated Policies bought, Spot Cash.
Call write
INVESTORS SYNDICATE, MINNEAPOLIS
Winter weight suits and oyercoats, to order
this month at cost -Turnquist, 616 1st av S.
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NOTICE

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FOR RENT-BEST- CORNER BASEMENT
ON Nicollet az INQUIRE at 7W Andrus bldg.
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FOR SALE-G D-PAYING JEWELRY AND
optical business; invoice about 81 900; no OPP
position; so miles from st. Paul. Address
9344. journal asls,. ...s.a
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FOR ,SALE--32-R ROOM HOTEL; rs STEADY
.boardersi good opening for experienced hotel
man. Address George H. Barlow, East Grand
Forks. MINI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-17

had charge Of the stampa, and that posIIn is.
ters reported to him. Reeves, as auditing
officer, opened ledger for these accounts,
to kesp track Of outgoing stamps and incom-
ing mou6y Of the same, but there was moth
ing to put down in it. aPosfm ssters did not
render accounts at all when was chief OF
accounts testified Reeves Oorrohorated
BY Rathbore. Reeves finally understood
that bis function vas merely 10 sec that there
wer8 no technical errors in accounts I'm
multiplication, addition, etc. ]: ke. testlfies
that once when he went to inquire Of
Rathbone about som aerpenses for ics cream
and o.her presumably personal items 10
postal bills, RAthbone told him 10 ssbe EASY
with the acconnts,v and that he could pay
bis own personal expenses the same way and
save his salary.
Reeves testiies that warrants forpay-
ment Of clerks salaries in various parts Of
the island were issued in duplicate THAT ii,
warrant would be sent out for $2l, say,
for the monthly salary Of some clerk; before
the warrant came back another would be
sent to the same clerk for the same purpose;
meanwhile, the first would come back, the
clerk had been paid, and the Warrant had
been endorsed; then the duplicate would
come back unendorsed, with an explanation
that the clerk had been paid once; then the
duplicate warrant would be presented, with
the request that it also be endorsed; if 1t
came back without an endorsement, the
payee's name would be written across it, and
Nicely would get the signature of the
Director General and deposit it--although
he had already done the same with the ori
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-17
Havana Postal frauds,
Expectation of Rathbone's
Conviction and Pardon,
How An Old Post Office Detective
Managed Affairs AS Director
General Of Posts This Is
Easy"

AZ to whether e G. Rathbene is going to
show his innOceHce-that Is the present
curiosity Of those who follow the course of
the trial Of Nicely, the defaulter, ard Of
Reeves, the confessed accomplice, and Of
Rathbone, the pleasant old detective, friend
Of Senator Hanna, who was the superior OF
Neely and Reeves in the Department Of
Posts, in Cuba, when they made strange
Transactions with postal funds. Rathbone
has friends and well-wishers, but the ques.
ton Of his participation in the funds, amount
ing, so far as known, to more than $l30, 900,
and accomplished while we Americans were
completing that Intervention Of ours in
Ouba--the question Of Rathbone's psrtici-
patton ID = cold legal one. tsRsthbone
exonerated ~ is . heading one reads in to.
DAYS HavanA's papers. But, locking below,
one finds only that an excity editor certifes
out of court that be heard Reeves the auditor
who did net audit--tell his editor in-chisi
that Rathbcne was not concerned in the
conspiracy; and that the editor.in chief af-
firms that there is no truth in what the ex
city editor says, for Reeves always maintain
ed in his confessions to me that Rathbone
wss equally guilty with Neely.n DO thos'
two ioined statements constitute an eYonera
tioDf
The official stenographic report Of tht
trial reYeals:
Through the testimony Of Reeves, wht
turned States evidence---sbat be came ss |
clerk frem Washing on January "a, 1899
with an appointment at 81 500 year from
Perry 81 Heath, FIRST A sslstant Postmast-
or General of the United States who als'
recommended Nicely to Rathbone as gran'
confidential mani and on the 2Sth wa
madechiefsfthe Buyeau Of Postal Accounts
Nicely being chief Of the Bureau of Finance
Presently Reeves recommended to Director
General Rsthbone that the postmaster
tbrOughout Enba be ordered to render re
orts ef eir.transsctions to the auditor .
phe main Office. But Rathbone did not &C
ON the REQ c,mmendetion; .she said that Neel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of the Interior.
Office Of the Board Of Public Works

San Juan, + ..K., February ION, I9Uz.
Sealed proposals, III duplicate, for the fur
nishing Of all labor and material necessary
for the construction Of road between San
Sebastian and Lares, will be received at
this Office until 10 a. m. March 10, 1902
and then publicly opened.
Specifications, blank forms and all avail
able inform ation acill be furnished on ap
plication to this Office.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-.
served.
By direction Of the Commissioner Of the
Interior.
Prsident, Board of Public Works
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-17

quenls, being, American, and once connect
ID with the Government which interyened,
soill not be passed ever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN

Should Germany Try to. OBTAIN a Foot
hold in Venezuela?
London, December 10. The issue OF what
is known MS the parliamentary papers con
tanning the correspondence relating to tue
Venezuelan affair has, to a considerable cx-
tent, hut not ultog, thor, abatcd the pubic
imraticncc with The government. The
grounds OF Great Brtain's complaint
against Venezuela are held to he barely sui.
hcieut to Justify the employ mcnt of TO &C
TO obtain satisfaction.
The feeling against the government for
linking Itself to Germany, whose claims are
supposed to be purely financial, stll runs
high. This strong feeling B an outcome OF
apprehension that some lmpusvc action on
the part Of Germany might endanEer the
existing fricudhncss between Great Britain
and the United States In this light many
newspapers protest most strongly and it Is
asked what would happen should Germany
try 70 defy the Monroe doctrine and obtain
footing an south American
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
HUNTING MORE TROUBLE
GLRMAN CRUISER HEADED FOR MARI
CNBO TO DESTROY FORTS.
Another Ship win Visit Maraarita, =
Venezuelan lsland--Conduot OF the
MARINES at Puerto Cabeo.

Caracas, December l5.--iI is REPORT
lED THAT THE CRUISER PANTHER "
GOING no MARACAIBO TO DESTROY
THE FORTS THERE.
Minister Bowen. at tho request Of inc
Dutch minister Dr. Van Leydcn, WHO IS
sick at Curacao, has takcu charge of tho
Dutch interests.
The leading merchants at La Gnayrn ar
rived here lnst night, abandoning that port
owing 10 the fear that It would be shelled.
The Gcrmuu cruiser vlueta is going TO
visit Margurltp, an island in The Carb
bean sea belonging TO Venezuela, thirty
miles from Cumuna.
At . o'clock yesterday afternoon four
loud explosions alarmed the city OF Puerto
Cabcllo ON Investigation It was found
that British marines had blown up the
submarine prison cells Of Castle Libcrtador
with dynamite. They also burned all the
wooden buildings surrounding the castle
aud carried away everything that could be
transported. After the bombardnvnt OF
the forts at Puerto Cabcllo aud the laud-
Ing Of marines on the island where the
castle is situated the forces of the powers
acted as though they were at home, caus.
ing great indignation among the Vcne
zuclHnS.
when everything had been destroyed tue
marines rc.cmbarkfd The Venezuelan war
shin Miranda escaped the vigilance Of the
German cruisers Fake aud Panther, when
were searching Tor her, aud arrived at
Maracaibo yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16

Of whit purports to I've vcncSueas reply
tc the British ultlmatum Thcrclu Venc
Euola complains TINT no reputation was Of
fercd by Grcut britain for the lnudiug VI
mrncs or for the conduct Of the British
authorities 90 Trinidad This dispatch
closed with saving Venezuela represented
that, ns her treasury was exhausted. II was
impossible For the government to meet It's
debts Tor the moment. hut directly peace
was declared It would not hc necessary 10
remind the Venezuelan government OF It's
obligations
Lord Lansdowne's statement was drawn
uut Ivy Earl Spencer. who referred to tho
manner IN which the foreign secretary re.
Gently criticized aud mudc sarcastic aud
joculur remarks regarding tho small com.
try Venezuela The carl snid he consid.
cred it 10 ho most unfotcrnhlc that the
foreign secretary should have adopted such
touc toward country with which ucgo.
tiations were pending
In Ambassador 1hoatc's absence charge
p'AGaircs white is making every effort to
arrange some pacific method of settlement
~ the dispute between Great Britain and
Venezuela he is In constant commml,n
tiou with tho state department a. Washing
ton, Nothing definite has vet hccn ar.
ranged but the Associated Press under
stands that there IA somc hope Of further
hostiitica bcinr avertcd The negotiations
arc Handicapped by the absence Of several
~ the rahiuct ministers No hpal decision
ia expected before "Wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
KING VlcToR's HOPE.

That "ltalian Sailors win M Honor 10
Italy in All Events
Rome December l5.--Thc statement pub.
lished In the United states today that Sig.
nor Doriva, the minister of Italy at Cara.
cas-, had gone ON board the Italian cruiser
Giovanni Bausnn, at la Guayra, was IN.
correct,
King victor Emmanuel, who Is kccnly In.
tcrcstcd in the Venezuelan trouble mud the
attitude " the United states, today re-
ccIycd Ia private audience Captain lioral,
who is leaving tonight {" take command
Of The cruiser Elba, bound for Venezuela.
The king expressed the hope that salts
factory solution OF the questions would be
found, hut said be was sure the Italian
sailors would do honor to tboIr country In
all events.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
A RINGING MANIFESTO.
Castro Denounces the Action of the Allies as
Cowardly and Insulting.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
PLOTTING AT CARACAS.
Movement is on Foot 20 Request PRESS
dent Castro TO Resign.

Movement is on Foot 20 Request PRESS
dent Castro TO Resign.
Caracas, December la.--lnactlon relgns In
government circles here The officials do
not know what to DO aud are depending en-
tlreIy on the United States TO assist them.
movement is on foot here, headed by
prominent doctors and lawyers, 10 request
President Castro 10 resign and 10 ask Vice
President Ramon AyaIa TO assume thcpresi-
dency aud form cabnet without party
tendencies. II is also proposed to summon
congress % appoint temporary president
and arrange the qcustlons In dispute In
manner satisfactory TO all concerned. Gen.
eral Hernandez tltl Mochol, who has just
been released from ,2iSon a Maracaibo, -
expected at Caracas tomorrow. Hts par-
tlsans are very active and further trouble
is unprecedented
The Venezuelan government announces
that Great Britain has opened the nhyga'
tiOn of thu Ornoco river. The warshlps
patrol the mouth OF the river aud the river
Itself This measure applies 10 foreign
ships. Vessels flying tho Venezuelan nag
are excluded,
The patriotic parade here Yesterday pahsed
of without any extraordinary Incidents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
New ReyoIutlon Imninent.

Antwerp, December ia dispatch has
been received from Caracas saying Priest
dent Casfro's position Il growing more diff
hCult daily. A uew revolution seems Inn
minept General Mates refuses 70 Cooperate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
"ANGLo-AMERlcAN PIRATES
Thus the Paris Agent Of Venezuela Do
scnbes Them.

Thus the Paris Agent Of Venezuela Do
scnbes Thorn.
Paris, December 10. Senior Mabubour-
guct, the diplomatic agent OF Venezuela,
today gave out the text Of President Cas-
tro's speech. delivered 70 the people he
fore the palace Of Caracas Yesterday
urging them not to resort r. reprlsals
against the British and Germans, aud mp
ppaIlng 10 the people to preserve calm
while two great powers of Europe placed
themselves Ia the attitude Of pirates. y
Otherwise the political version follows tho
report Of the Associated Press Yesterday
from Caracas, giving the text of the speech.
l'nc Venezuelan situation continues 10 alb
sorb the public attention.
The French government keeps advised
from CuracnB. but has not given out any
additional Developments,
The Temps today, nt the conclusion ~
a lengthy rovew ~ the situation Gays;
"rhc time has arrived when the United
states should exercise lts legitimate moral
influence IN the Western hemisphere BY
Offering mediation. which Venezuela will
gladly accept and Germany and Great Bril-
tain could not, with good grace. reject"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
eERLIN oEFIcIALs expLAIN

That the Vessels Sunk OF la Guayra
Were Old and Worthless.
Berlin, December l0.--Tn otcul quarters
II Is said that the Venezuelan vessels sunk
OF la Guayra were old aud worthless rcyc-
nue. cutters and unht to so to sea, aud that
the other ships captured have been sent IN
certain West Indian port TO be RENTED
for use during the blockade. The dcstruc-
ton Of the Venezuelan craft, IT is added
from falling IN the hands ~ the vcne.
zuelans, Us the German vessels had TO leave
La Guayra.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-16
ECUADOR is lNFLAmEo.

Patriotic Demonstration in Favor Of
Venezuela.
Gunyaquil, Ecuador, December ia
patriotic demonstration took place here late
last night A large number Of people who
had attended meeting went TO the Venc-
zuelan aud to all the other South American
consulutes, shouting Long live Castro"
Long live Venezuela and Long live the
South American countries"
The participants I'm the demonstration be-
fore dispcrsIng adopted resolution asking
President palnz to protest officially against
the action OF the allied powers.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1902-07-16
Taking OCT Christianity.

Norah had model village, and she never tired
of setting it up What kind of a town is that No
rah?" asked her father. rs it Christian or
heather town."
ooh, Christian town. Norah answered quickly.
Suppose we make it heather town. her father
suggested. What must we take out?
The church," said Norah, setting it to one side
rs that all?"
81 suppose So"
NO indeed" her father said "The public school
must go. There public schools in heather
lands. Take the public library too" her father di-
rected.
Anything else?" Norah asked sadly
Isn't that hospital over there?"
But, father, don't they have hosptals?'
Not in heather countries. 1t was Christ who
taught us to care for the sick and the old"
Then, | must take out the Old Ladies' Home"
said Norah very soberly
Eyes, and that Orphans Home at the other end
of town"
why, father" Norah exclaimed there is not
a good thing left I wouldn't live in such town
for anything Does knowing about Jesus make all
that difference|- Selected