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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
EL PLANETA EROS

Todos los obssrvatorios del mundo 90 pre-
pAran para rseibir lR vista ee'ests. por tam
10 q gran distRneisa del planets Eros, que 90
nusstro vecino mas pr6ximo dsspuss de 10
Luna.
A principles de 1908, sss dimlnuto plAnsta
(apsnas tIens 40 klI6metTos de dikmstFt), que
tanto ha dAdo que pensRr los sabios dssds
que fas dssenbierto hAcH tres amos, volvera
ssr visible, con AyudR del tslsaeopio, y 80 scsr-
cara . unoE 60 millonss de < l6mstEos de 10
GisRF&.
4raeIAs asa pTozVmidad Fsl4tivs, ss po-
drE Hesolvsr sl pFoblsma que Eros suseisO sn
1900 81 apRreesr poF vex prlmera. H'a Asero
cnmbiaba de IuE regul&rmsnbs de horA en- no
Fa, como nm fare csiests que gIrAss con gran
tsntitud soqHe ID eis misteRioso. Ofeysron
antonces los sRbios que q E,os Bs comporia ds
dos mir 64culos plsn Animsdos de IN mo
vimisnto de Fot&cI6n de uno soors otro. La
pr6xlm1 vlrfss de csc planeta psrmitifA eonnr
mar dlchA tsoifs. 6 sxPonsr osEs sn eonsFs'
rio.
HAstA 1924 no 90 aeeFeAr& Eros nosoaros
TODD 10 que pueds, tai vsI sntonoes deseu n
rS su sscrsto. LlegarG 20 500. 900 k''om ssros
dSNsA terra, Por veg pFmer@ 90 10 pouIS con-
tsmpSar simple vista. Aunqne pequeno, DIs'
liars aonno una sstFalIa de seXs1 ma knlsuu'
Dntoness Ero sstAr& 32 millonss oe kEomssFos
nAs esreG de nosotros qus Marie, que SO nuss s
bro vscino mas pr6xlmo sn sl mundo pianesAE'o'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
GRATIFICAREMOS

Un cAballo zaino claPo con IN psqusf1o la.
caro- In frente, ds ssis tfios de sdad. al4ada
51< Quarts 5, m2reAdo A. e. P. tiens una ma
tadurA en- ell eSpinAso Ell rabO eOrtado.
Un eabAllo bRyo amarillo, de euatFo amos
de edad, &lxRda mas de sais cuSrt8s: tisne tres
eabos nsgros y Ell dslsntsro dsrscho blaneo
vstaAdc; mArcRdo @. ID en- Ia masa deEechS v
crimes rRbos corbados de POGO tiempo; tisns
una enrsoRdura en- l. rodilla trAcsrA.
Estes esbAllcs fnsron sustPafdos el Ola 21
p0r In noche del mes de Ostubre de 1909, Dc
In anea H6gtica que tiens en- HamacAo, baEEio
del Rio de PiedEaa, don Casimiro MareRno.
Sc grasincsEA con oeho dollars por cada
uno de allos, nj que d6 notieiGs seguFas de
d6nde 80 ensnantr&na LA DEMoCRACIA.- is IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
EstadistiCa divertida

a, hr Gffet " lod hR pubblicAdo eD 10 Sunday
1"Nhd IN aFtieuls qua eontiene eurioaoa data
ns' I'a aesFeA de lRE p6rdidas oeAsionAdas por oil
,so ,s. 20 81 stuft' en- los gariaoH durAnta ell
h sIn podsF cRleuIar ex1etAmsnts In suma de
a. spaettAS poatuFAs poFdldaS, pero bAsAn-
as' sU,a ca los dRboS del fAmoso eultlvAdoT de ID
ssal'hcA mF MulhAu, sstIma que sn el pAsa-
sooogoaa jug0 una canIiiGd que no bsta de
nllonsH de libraS elssrlinaS, o sea 70 600
@l'ans' De peBstAs oro.
aas ~ - yea AvsEiguRdo cato, no 10 hA aldo aAn
IrS, I'sn cAlcuIar que el peso de ssR cRntidAd es
Ss,I, 10 de SO 900 cabAllos de eRrTsrAs qas
i1s, ,ois.t, l1A pOF parties igualss entra todos los
N, Ioa ng!sHes que han eombAtido ecneFA
!. ou''' FeeibiFiR cAdR soldRdo dos qdtptales
es.C qas para mover IAN anorma maSA SO
'AllAn disE potsntislmRE loecmt toPas.
>, Sotm9pdo CON el dineFo psrdido en 81 Jus-
sy,Sa es solumnA rsct&r gnlSr de disE pies eua-
s,tsSGs ags Gs naas, 9lcAnEAIfR dobls Altur@ cue 10
lr,.,L.a .5,LIh.almsnts, con dieha eAptidad 30 podria
gIah. Ih'lllf un psri6dieo qus diste dos vueltAs oil
5000 o...,.. do lA lunS,
O, Sns % donds Aeabar6 por hsbitGF mister
., 'oa como RigA eulNvRndo Ia ostsofsti'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Moyimiento eCIesiastiCo

Elgn,r Ooispo ha heeho loH nom BRAN en-
- s.tamuRmos a continuation: Padre
n ,vsr. para AguAdillA MocAi padrs MarN'
nex. pars GarAbci padre Audio, para Jqneoa
nsSrs Rodrigusg, para BAyam6pi padre Hivs-
r., para Pasrta dc TsrFsj padrs hasss, prnaa ~.
ross4 psra Las Marfasi y padre M0ntAnsF' pa
70 EI assI1r cura del Pspino, doctor don ain
40 q psrdomc, pssa oatsdTai. Los paorss
Miotm, amss Domin6ues s0H"AAAA -
paFroqulAa FsspsetiyAs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
AVISO

a pRrtir del 90 de Octubrs pE6ximo volvs-
rkn tseAr an Ponce loa vaporss do l8 &Rsd
D. Lines aZuliaS v GMaP&ea1bo,s admitisndo
eargA y p&sAgeFos an vfsgs cireeto para New
York. Gportunsmante 20 publieaPk 9l nuevo
itlnerario.
Agsntss: MorAlez y Cs.-Poncs, d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Desgracia ea Arroyo

Alir sntss de aver don IaidoTo BrAcero ,
g. A. danosIAsr aus v3tos en- eI pArtidG+t sdeFal
amsrleano en- Arrogn, montados los dos 60 una
bestlR, tuvIsron IL fatslidad de sAsr sn y sse-
eIda ousbEadA de dieho bArEios AhogAnaots ooa
Dsp!orAmos 81 trisse suesso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
HOTEL e. oLI1-.Ml.!rPo
GANTURGE
a 10 MINUTOs DE SAN

q 10 MINUTO9 DE SAN JUAN
El mejor hotel en este clims
Esplendida ventiIaci6n. ParQue,
jardines y Kiosco & Ia ingless
Excelente servicio de carru2Jes
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re
ducciones para farniIias. Alum
brado el6cerico moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Los EMIGRADOS PUERTORRIQUEROS
EN- Ell HAWAII

Nusstro eatimado colsga sEl HsrAldo Es-
pAdoiD puhlica en- sdici6n del dia una
carta que dssds sl Hawaii Is diriga nusstEo
eompAtrio1A Vicente Arriega, en- In que pinsa
CON nsgroS coloPss In sitdael6n trisifsima por-
que AtrAvissRn los smigVados pusrtorriquefioE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
The paperwith largest circulation in the island
Este peri6dCo es ell de mas circulation en- la isla
Rio Piedras

EI departRmGnto dc Obras phblieas ha
PasusIto So proesds q la PspRraci6a de ID Ca
rretscentERl en- dicho pueblo, &tsndisndO aaf
las FsitsrRdas rsel&maeiones del dignfsimo Al
eaIde sefi ,r AcoEta, que con sllc ha alcanEado
IN ysrdAdero triunfo, por Ell cual Is felicitRmos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
oJo al ANUNCIo

En- Ell tendal de don Francisco Rodri
guez 50 yeRde el Millar DE- IadriIlos & 8
PESOS.
Arsoibo,P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Guatemala
La cosecha de cafe destrufda

TslsgramsS particulares rscibidos sn Nus.
va York, procedentes de RquellR rerho oiea,
anunciAn que lA eosechR de cafe SO h psrdido
en- gran partes sino sn toda, causa de las re-
efantas srupcionss vole6nisSs do los ssmblo.
res de ti@rEa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
L1EEA FERRRA DEL oEsTx

Ttinsrarfo de Trenes Vapores que regirs
dssdz ell dia de 9eptiembre De 1901.
Salidss de- Il Capital y Bayam6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Ri aceite de hlgado de bacaIao
LACTO-MARROW


mas n hstdo asaA9 m suyo uG de
Sin oontsr que p0r M pusde pr0venr
En- aededores de han exstido dos facas de ceite
los pado podrdos las las amejas g. g. rechazadas
una fabrica Peerburgo,
ae hado de bacaao obenido 81 aceite de vasna
a de Ss
nfecto, asqueroso que
aete de- poado destinado orign las maqqina
bdo asmacn facil eductora los ibos e
81 aeite de hgado escapadO
e han hecho peder todas sus pro-
FL aceite de hgdo de bacalao Datora de
mOchos ene0s los te9en un desa
dero pelgrosa indication difc dgeriE
Cuantos ce2tes oco no puedo toman
do ae Ia emulsion me quia peo me irrita 81 sabo
suprimen eos mismos medameno de propia
consttuye m6rto acete hgado dc ba
cao la cantdad de acdo fosfo co contiene Aguns
porac6n arfan) empre
1 a DE s dc ' "
Reentements ha inroducdo preparado
Els este 81 LAGTo RRow del Dr. Ness emulsion
dem4estan 81 vaIor terap6utico que tene
tan rspugoante psrudioia pea usano)
Veri6s miage de- como en- las os emul
stones, yema huevos escogdos fa
oomponente principles
hay la asociacion de los HlPOFOsFlloo Co
PUESTOS, perfectamente dosfcados.
Ell LACTO MARROW de nedicamenos emprcoS
tanto abundan; composition cenfca nspa abo
uta confana dice demuestra 10 vale
E LAOTO MARROW ha vendo susitur venta ajosamente,
euliones ace de hgado bacalao tene l
de aques de rracion estomago do
pacentes fc de ig todo sabor tan
agradabe que mas que una medcina paree un nectar oe
enido valosos Testimonies
los docoes Busamane Lopez Hemoso Duran so6rzano
manestan dichos proteo
que con LAoToMA
RROW pacisntes anemico tuberculosis raquios e. d. s
t6nico reconstnyente de fuerza
nfermos convaleciente supremaca ene oore
todos los preparados de acete de hgado do bacaao
facutavos conoc1dos TOGO
forman de nuestas nobdades m6deas que
bn extrnngero; todos los creeo que
snfcente los sufren dc cnalquera oe
Intermediates ndicao Las madres de tami
que queran hos rollizos pre-
seguridad encontraran on a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06

Ala. 5oisa. del YAlls (Tortalssa 71.)-oA-
y, para IL gsHti6n ds asuntos ndminiBtratl'
f"aA leaos los centres oasiAlss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
EMPRESk De C0CHES
DE
sansora, Perez, y AsadO

Esta empresa viaja desde San Juan !
Ponce vice-versa sin zanzibar de cocha
nj de cochero en- 81 trayecto.
Els In empresa que mas rapido hace oil
viaje.
Tambi6n feta cochea para los pueblea
intermedios.
Agencia en San Juan, Hotel Inglaterra.
I'm Oaguas, Adrian PeTez.
IN Ponce. Los PFecios dtoa.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
uoNTRE4L LIGHT STOCK 70

HDN IhE1J LibHJ ribl n FDh NALE.
\ " Harris & Co. bankers. announce the sale
- -he entire issue % s2no Montreal Light Heat
s1d Power COMPANY 4i2s. brought out by them on
SATURDAY last The issue very largely over
subscribed
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

~ ALLACk'S. 4
Z way & 5uth-SI.
FV Es. : 20 Mats.
Nsi < sat ofS
MONDAY. MAR
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

FasteTtlTle draws NIGH.
Easter TeStnents are ready for clergy.
3ltar-boys and choir: no matter how
large the choir. a day or two's notice i
III We need
CassockS OF various material. Latin
md anglican patterns. in black and col
oTs.
Surpliocs for priest and acolyte: cottas.
Pulpit gowns,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Marc 70 sailed steamer Tonn,son ,Ru, FOR
Msnehester. March rs-AuiycG steamer EeIanoch ,BrD
Neriseu. New York
Queenstoun Marca 70 1884 m Passed steamer
jestic ,'r. smith Ne' -NoTA for LiyerTo" aui pro
ceededi.
s-nly. March 10 9io a m-Tassed steamer st FauI.
Jamison. NeN York for southampton
Brow Head, March 10 9:25 u-IHssed. Majestic
t3r). smith. N"w-Nork Liverpool.
Lizard March ll-Iassed. steamera Amsterdam 0putch
Roggeveen, N"@ York for Rotterdam. Elbe tHr,, Dag
nal. from Iorta lhas the passengers steamer
Etruria. from Ner-N York FOR Liverpool.
Prawle Point March l9-Passed. steamers British King
tBr'. Riddle. New York for Antwerp Iiravesend
chesapeake utr WLyte. Philadelphia for London.
Beschv Head. March 1N-Passed. steamer Washing ton
ti'rl Tholcu. tuNhCten Tor New
southampton March IL Arrived. steamer Jamie
son. New "rk passed Hurst Castle a T:i7 =
Hun March J" l".Arriyed; steamer British Trader di-),
svaIses. March lo-Sailed. steamer Jersey city B0.
Genoa March l7-ssiled steamer citta d Geneva dtan
Hong Kong March l9Arriyei previously steamer Maris
. t7~ tBrl Irout New York Via Singapore and Manila
No',e, ldt2, March i7Arriyed steamer Arabstan err.
Bermuda M.Irh la-sailed. steamer Trinidad oEn.
Adt1: March le--Arrtv-d steamer Irarsri ,Br, Hi.
H"N"hsn's >hsushai Hong Kong Manila and =ingl
tc. '.r New ' ~
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AyENI-E-J Il Manley Or Maine
HOLLAND Henry Ives Cobb OF Washington. j.
Ogden Hoffman. Of Phila delpha Irving VI. Scott
of san Francisco. and Warren VI. Salisbury. OF
Chicago IMPERIAL. Ex-CouEressman q. T.
Bradley. Of Connecticut. J.. d. Draper, OF Boston,
and T 4 Ogden. os FittsburE. MANHATTAN
Lieutenant Colonel Pilar OF Toronto. NAVARRO
Captain ". r. Gulguari. =. : a. and Captain
r r Davis T. : a. PLAZA-H, Stanton Guruey.
of Boston. NICTORTA-Colonei \. :. C!aypool OF
Ohio and Colonel T. ". Godfrey, Of Scranton.
wALDORF-ASTORIA-F }. KimbaN. president of
the Norfolk and Western Railway Company. OF
PhFa6elphia. General Ferdinand ". Peck. Of Chi
caFo: Governor !. r. III OF Maine and ?. A. b.
Widensr. 0f Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ELECTION or 0LD Gr4RD OFFICERS.

The OH Guard. ~ Forty-ninth-st. and Broad
1sy. last evening. elected the following Off
GERS for the coming yea. Major :. Ellis Briggs.
Company A-CaPtain. Robert p. Lyon: first lieu
tenant. Edward F. Blohm. and second lieutenant.
John Parr. Company B-Captaiu William 3. Smith:
first lieutenant, :. l. II. Ward. and second lieu
tenant. Henry r. Adams. Company Captain.
harles II. Huestis. first Lieutenant =. II. Lichten-
stein and second euterant T. X. de Chutkowski.
sptain James T. Weumsn was chosen treasurer
of the organization.
This IS the sixth year Major Briggs has been
unanimously elected. and the battalion has doubled
In membership since mis- first election. The Old
Guard has now in its ranks seven hriEadier gen
erals nineteen colOnels fourteen majors. SEVENTY
nine captains and siXry-One. lieUtenants making
one Of the strongest veteran organizations in this
country. The old treasurer was also re-elect cd
After the election dinner was given by the newly
elected officers
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MAYER STARTS FOR JAPAN.


Minneapolis MINI. March l9-Another chapter
has been written fin the Mayer case. Mrs. Mayer.
II il can no arranged. VIII return to Japan. leav-
ing tomorrow for Seattle, whence she will sail on
March . for Yokohama with her husband who
left here this morning in the custody OF two off-
GERS. Just before Mayer left the county jail n
cable message came announcing that his father
would not receive Ms. Mayer and tho children at
Frankfort. Germany; Consequently all Mrs.
Mayors plans changed.
Marshall tiTmshaW took he prisoner the
Union Station. where no was put aboard the Great
Northern flyer. h custody Of the officers repre-
senting Japan. Deputy William +. GrimshaW. son
Of United States Marshall Grimshaw. accompanied
by Sayuka Saika. OF Chicago. i'm charge Of
Mayer. The TWO TO deliver their prisoner in
Yokohama. where the prOcurator Will assume
further responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
HORE ARRESTS or BENNETT gang.

Beaumont. Tex. March 1a-Three more arrests
have been made here in connection with the opera
tions Of the Matte Bennett gang Of robbers and
murderers. II is suspected that Of tho three
is the hackman employed by the gang 10 haul the
bodies ~ their victims to the river The Sheriff
refused make known the names Of the arrested
me7. who whites. 10 give any other facts.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
Ann 1Uncments
Poke effect in Collars.
eEWANEE. r & W SYOSSET
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise SIP Moon so am Moon. age 10
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy Hook 4:27 Gov leland 20 Hell Gate G IS
P. M.-Sandg Hook 5;l2 Gov Island Veil Gate 32
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
SAILED

Steamers Ea=torn Prince ,Fu. Tor Forn7mtuc". "tc.
Karlsruhe O.r, baltimore Pretoria ,}r Bermuda
manic tBri ii, ol. K@nsinEton 'Rr. Antwerp: -
Louis. ~outhorrItCu. George Iyd". Providence
PhTuire Ger Naples and Genoa. jamestown. Norfolk
Newport News. B-lreru"u 'Nor. Earcs etc. Sabine
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ASSISTANT CASHIER ELECTED.

- the Western National Bank Oliver 7 PLAT for.
n1erly of the Fifth Avenue Bank. was elected as
ssfanr asher.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07
A Parsons Noble Act.

II want all the world to know,
writes Rev. G. j. Budlong. of Ashaway
r. l., "what thorouhly good and re-
liable medicine Hound in Electric Bit
tiers. They cured me of jaundice and
liver troubles that had caused me great
suffering for many years. For a gen
uine, all round cure they excel any
thing ever saw" Electric Bitters are
the surprise of all for their wonderful
work in Liver. Kidney and Stomach
troubles. Dor t fail to try them Only
30 cts. Satisfaction is guaranteed bv
Ritter Bros. druggists.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07
Sheep Lost.

Lost, between 400 and 900 head
Of sheep having rs black head
among them, at or near Sherman
peak. They have drifted south.
They were branded M on rump or
shoulder, or w on rump or shout
der. Finders will be rewarded.
Address me at Cleveland, Idaho.
JNo. e. MARTINsON
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07
nnn,t Gail to Try This.

Whenever an honest tria! is given to
Electric Bitters for any trouble it is re-
commended for permanent cure will
surely be effected. It never fails to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels. stimulate the liver. invigorate
the nerves and purify the blood. It's a
wonderful tonic FOR rundown systems.
Electric Bitters positively cures Kidney
and liver Troubles. Stomach Disorders
Nervous ess, Sleeplessness. Rheuma-
tism. NEURALGIA, and expels Malaria
Satisfaction guaranteed by Ritter Rros
Drug Co. Only 80 cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07
Arney'S New lob

Senator Dubois passed through
the city yesterday on his way to
Washington, gong by way of Salt
Lake. While in the city the sen.
ator is reported to have said that
ex-Warden c. E. Arney had been
appointed as his private secretary in
place of j. d. Flenner, discharged.
Advance.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07
Need More Help.

Often the overtaxed organs Of diges-
ton cry out for help by Dyspepsia's
pains, Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches,
liver complaints. bowel disorders Such
troubles call for prompt use of DR.. King
New Life Pills. They are gentle, thor
ough and guaranteed TO cure. Csc at
Ritter Bros Drug store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07
To the Public.

Have just received from the factory
my surveying instrument and other
equipments. which are now as good as
new. and am prepared to do all kinds
of surveying. All work in that line
promptly and accurately attended to at
reasonable charges r. A. Birch
County Surveyor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07
Notice.

For the convenience Of taxpayers
residing OH the east side of Bear
river, ! have made arrangements
with Nj. Brennan to receive taxes
at his store in Montpelier, and to
receipt for the same.
JAMES r.. HART
Assessor and Collector
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-11-07

HERBINE clears the complexion, gives
buoyancy to the mind, cures headache,
regulates the stomach and bow els. slim.
ulates the liver. anG is, in fact. perfect
guardian of the health. Price, SOC at
Filter l.ros
The Mankato free press., 1902-06-13
NOT A MERGER.
Independent Telephone Com
panies to Cooperate.
DR.. J. H. James Elected President,
and H. A. Patterson Director
Different Companies Connect.

The Minnesota Independent Tele-
phone association is the name agreed
upon by the fifty representatives of
the 15O independent companies of the
state who combined interests against
the Bell Telephone company's branch
in this territory in an organization
effected yesterday at Minneapolis.
Officers were elected and constitu-
tion and bylaws adopted at the con-
Guiding session of the convention this
morning. The officers are: President,
J. B.. James, Mankato; first vice pres
ident, Congressman James A. Tawney,
Winona; second vice president ]. j.
Greaves, Glencoe: third vice president,
E. L. Bradley, Duluth, secretary /;
W. Howard Meirs, West Concord /;
treasurer, Joseph Jockey, ST. Paul.
The members of the executive COM
mittee are DR.. ]. 81. James, James A.
Tawney, J. J. Greaves, E. L. Brad
ley, W. Howard Meirs, E. E. Webster,
E. H. Moulton and G. 81. Judson of
the Twin City Teephone company,
Minneapolis; F. M. Buckle, st. Paul
Joseph Jockey, st. Paul; b. A. Pat
terson, Mankato; G. G. Kritzer, Du.
luth; W. s. Clay, Hutchinson, and G.
J. Smallwood.
The constitution contains such pro-
visions as will permit the making OF
immediate connections between the
different companies of the association,
whose lines ramify Minnesota in al
directions.
The stock holders of the different
companies represented deny that there
is any pooling of stock which migh
bear out any assumption that the
different companies have been merged
into one large corporation. While
some of her-delegates admit that sucl
a consolidation of interests may b.
the final outcome of the friendl.
association of interests, they insist tina
for the present the companies vii
simply cooperate with each other
while maintaining their independen
organizations.
The Mankato free press., 1902-06-13
The Markets
Reported daily by Edwards. Wood 8 Co.,
Room II Hunt Building.

Liverpool closed wheat I'D higher,
corn I'D higher. Northwest receipts
today 164 cars, last week 284, last year
$50. Primary receipts today 23O, 600
bushels last years 492, 600 bushels.
Total clearances wheat and -four 277,
697 bushels. Con 4, ,S32 bushels, oats
81, 927 bushels.
Minneapolis receipts 156 cars against
237 last year. Of these 26 graded 1
northern, 81 No. northern, "a No.
8 northern, 8 rejected, IA no grade. l
northern sold from 7515 to &c, So
northern 1874 to 745sc, 8 northern 70
to 1870 and lower grades down to
701sc. Coarse grain receipts as follow:
10 Car of corn, 2 of oats, 1 of rye
and of barley. Price steady, un-
changed from yesterday. Flax re-
ceipts two cars No. L. seed sold at
81. rs.
Futures: The market opened strong
and advanced rapidly to 761a &c,
then sold off to 1880. The action
of the market is mysterious and is
apparently due to manipulation. The
crop report was bearish on condition
and does not account for the excited
advance in July. Northwest receipts
are much smaller than last week and
foreign markets are higher and firm.
Frim. Fair sales for export were
made yesterday and we believe the
strength may be mainly attributed to
the. commercial situation. Light
primary receipts, fair clearances and
small visible, but these influences are
not sufficient to warrant much more
advance in prices. One thing is GER
tain. Northwest conditions are ideal
and it will require something foreign
and not at this time visible on the
surface, to maintain the present level
| of values.
The Mankato free press., 1902-06-13
Presentation of Diplomas.

Hon. John W. Olsen, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, address
ed the class at some length. He said
that he considered it great honor as
we'll as personal pleasure to present
the diplomas. In this country less
attention is given to military affairs
than to education. German, Scandi-
navian. Irish children enter the
schools and come out American citi-
zens of the highest type. Lessons in
patriotism and good citizenship should
be instilled in the schools, and it will
create a sentiment that will not allow
any other nation to build around the
Philippines a breakwater against
American ideas.
The state has done much for the
graduates and expects much from
them in return. More is expected than
from teachers having less training
1t is expected that a practical educa-
tion shall be taught, as well a taste
for good literature. The teachers are
expected to drive the best bargain pos
sible with the school officers, but after
that they should forget about pay and
ill their places full The school room
should be filed with soul, tact, sym,
pathy and spirituality. The teachers
will be expected to educate the school
officers and parents as we'll as the
pupils. They have great mission tc
perform along that line. -
If any advance in education is to be
taken, the teachers will be the apostles
of educational culture. the Horace
Manns and the Thomas Arnolds, lead
ing in the movement.
The diplomas will mean much o.
little in the ratio of the effort put
forth as teachers.
The class stood in three sections
and Supt. Olsen presented th'
diplomas. The ladies chorus sang
"If My Songs Had Airy Pinions
The exercises closed with bene
diction by Rev. Williams.