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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-19

Nueva York, 9 de Julio. Ha
quedado hoy pr4cticamente conclui.
do Ell tratado celebrado entire los Es-
tados Unidos y Colombia para 10
construction del canal de Panama.
Ell Secretario de Estado Mr.
Hay ha anunciado pdblicamente que
los terminus del contrato SON de to-
do punto satisfactorios en- 10 que 6
este pals respects, y que pronto 10
autorizar& con su frma.
Por su parte Ell Ministro de Co.
lombia Sr, ConchA ha pedido una
corta pr6rroga con objeto de estu.
diar ciertos puntos que no estAn pa.
RI 81 completamente decididos toda-
via. Els opinion general que este
importante documento quedar& fir.
mado dentro de cuRrenta y ocho no.
ras.
Las negociaciones tinales han
comenzado hoy. A instancias de
Mr.. Hay, ell Sr. Concha ha aceptado
IL ayuda de Mr., w. N. Cromwell,
abogAdo consultor de Ia nueva Com
paf1fa de Panama, en- cuyos asuntos
es muy versado, con 10 inmensa ven.
taja de conocer 6 la perfection am.
bos idiomas, al p&so que Ell Sr. Con-
cha no esta muy familiarizado con ell
iogles.
LAS negociaciones actuales Sc
basan en- ell proyecto de tratado que
fue sometido 10 consideration del
Cor greso en- April dltimo. Ea este
proyecto ha introducido Mr. Hay una
aerie de cambios, favorables todos,
por supuesto, los Estados Unidos.
Uno de ellos do Jurisdiction q los
Estados Unidos sobre aguas COLON.
bianas contiguas & Panama y 6 Co.
lon. Otro dispone que durante 10
construction del canal, los Estadoa
1 Unidos tendrkn ell derecho de usar
| cualesquiera mAtariales de construc-
ci6n que Sc hallaren en- tsrritorio de
Colombia. Ambas innovaciones tie.
nen, como desde luego se nota, gran
importancia.
Els muy significativo el hecho dc
que todas las alteraciones propues'
tAs por Mr. Hay han sido aceptadas
incondicionalmente por Ell Sr. Con
cha. La actitud del Mlnistro COLON
biano ha sido una sorpresa y una
revelAci6n para Mr. Hay, y para Q.
pdblico en- general. Sc creia que las
negociaciones ocuparian muchas &C.
mauas, y en- vista de los hechos, OF
logico suponer que Colombia esta
dispue sta & concederlo todo 6 cam
bio del canal.
Ea efecto, de Colombia svisar
que pronto sera allf congrega ado O.
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El canal de Panama.
Ell tratado y ratification de Colombia.
Condolences de paz entire el Gobierno
y los revoluconarios de Columbia.
ODE NUESTRO CORRESPOMSAL.l
ODE NUEsTR0 CoRREsPoMsAL.)

Congreso nacional solo para dar
sanction Official al tratado.
La noticia indicR de paso que
tanto los liberales como los conser.
vadores desean dar cabo & las hosti-
lidades, y alcanzar In paz que tanta
faltA hace & IL repdblica.
Por cierto que los terminos que
el gobierno propone a los revolucio.
segun ha dicho hoy pdblicamente Ell
Sr. Concha, el gobierno ofrece & los
rebeldes completa amnistfa, 10 liber-
tad de todos los presos politicos,
medios para el trasports de jefes Y
I'd neros del ejercito revolucionario
hasta sus respectivos hogares, ga
rantfa personal y gArantfa de 10 pro-
piedad, reforma de las leyes electo.
rales, CON Intervention de los jefes
de 10 revolucion; convocaci6n inme.
diata del Congreso y garantfa de IL
bertad de acci6n en- las pr6ximas
elecciones. Fl Directorio liberal de
B ogotk ha acceptable los tefminos
que no pueden ser mas justos y equi-
tativOs.
FL mismo Sr. Concha dice tam
O40A 4uO OA A4U5AAOL O0 40 10y RAOAAOW
esta completamente pacificado, y
que 1nic2mente en- Panam& es donde
L. guerra tieLe a]gana importancia.
Los insurrectos hoy parece que solo
Sc proponen dificultsr 10 marcha de
10 administration del pals, especial
mente en- Ell istneo, sin echar de yer
que semejante actitud solo sirve pa
n dar alas q un vecino qua tratA por
todos los medios posibles de prelis-
+ poner 6 los Estados Unidos contra
P&nam&, CON objeto de distraer ga
atenci6n otro punto, Nieal aqua,
para ID construction del canal.
El Mr. CroL we'll citado anterior,
mente hA entrega ado hoy al Secreta-
rio de e stado IN legajo de papeles
sobre los tftulos de 10 nueva Compa.
fila de Panama Mr.. Cromwell ha
sido abogado consultor de 10 compa.
MIA durante los seis dltimos Af1os, y
ahorA Sc propone pasar & Paris pa
ra recoger otros documentos de no
menos importancia que los entrega
dos.
Es cosa resuelta que Ell Fiscal
General (Secretario de Jasticis) ha'
RI un viAje Paris con obi sto de
examinAr psrsonalmente todos los
papeles relatives 6 10 compsf1fa de
Panama. Porque pArece que el 60
bierno se propone estudiar cuidado.
same nte ell asunto antes DE llegAr 4
an acuerdo definitivo.
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AlianZa anglo
americana.
La dOCtrina de Monroe firme-
mente SOStenida.
NO SERA POSSIBLE A NINGUNA
NAClON DE EUROPA IMPLAN.
TAR SU DOMINIC EN-
AMERICA.

Extraf1o parecera que Inglate-
rra, que trata de extender cada vez
mas So podt rio colonial, y que Dor
conveniencia, mas que por O:gullo,
saltando por sobre todo principle de
justicis, sostuvo IL cruel lucha que
ACADIA de cesar en- Sur Africa con
notor:as ventajas para So hegemonfa
comercial en- aquellas Apaftadas re-
giones; extraf1o parecer&, decimos,
que SO incline 6 defender, aliada &
EstadOs Unidos, 10 tan contravortida
doctrina de Monroe. Y es 10 cierto,
sinembargo, que Inglaterra ast& de.
cididamente al lado de la Rep 1blica
del Norte eu 10 que nj mantenimien.
to de aquella doctrins se refiere.
I'm catedyatico de Oxford, perso
nsie de elev ado ascendiente en- Gran
Bretafs y de no pequefiRs influen-
cias, ha hecho categ6rieas y francas
declaraciones en- tai sentido.
En- opiai6n, ademks, de connota-
dos estadistas, 81 Inglatsrra asoci&ra-
Sc Estados Unidos para 10 defensa
de 10 doetrina de Monroe, clio ha.
ria que las colonias americanas de
aqu6 Ia naci6n, de igual manera que
10 america hispana, quedaran 6 sal.
vo de probables ataques por parte de
otras potencias europeas, sobre todo
de Alemania, 10 cual, como no tiene
ca Am6rica colonia algunA que la
ponga en- condolences, >sin6 ventajo-
So. por 10 menos iguales las de Es
tados Unidos. Inglaterra Francia,
SO prepare desde hace tempo 6 fin de
no dejsr passr Ia primera; 9 yantura
que 10 permita apoderarse de un pun
to estrategico 6 de aprovisionamien.
tos para su fuerzas navalss, en pre- :
vision, no solo de ulteriores conhic-
tos internacionsles que pudieran sur
gir, sino con objeto de extender su
comercio en- mayor escAla por este
lado del mundo.
Juzgamos que adn sin Ell valioso
interesado apoyo de Inglaterra, los
Estados Unidos no se duermen; pues
en- el dessrollo de su polftica conner
ciAl, esencialmente proteccionista,
v6se que 10 encsuzan de manera dis
crets; y, aunque no parezca que las
ambiciones de las potencias de Euro
pa le quitan el sueflo, puede asesu
rarse que el gobierno americano los
tiepe todsg en- las uf1as del &guila
guila republicans.
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0 San Jun
Entered at tn Post Office dsm JUAN B. mmmmddms matter 1900
Como Sc aSOCian
los grandeS.

CJmentando <Le Nouveau
Temps San Petesburgo el renova-
miento de la Triple Alianza, dice
que 10 union franco rusa ha ganado
en- unidad y en- fortalezs, mientras
que los lszos que unen las Potencias
del GER tro de 10 Europa, se debilitan
cada vez mas.
tAlemanis,-agre el peri6di-
co ruso,-buscando Ell triupfo de su
siste de tarifAs, ha visto CON des.
den los intereses de sus asociados.
LA UNION.
Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- 10 Gale
de San Jose II, Bajos del Casino
Espafol, frente q IL fotcgrafia del
sef1or Colorado, estk introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta con tres
com petentes operarios.
Precio de cadA servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro.
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Vista sectional del Canal de Panama.
Retrato del Senador Jones que decide la votacl On
en- favor del canal en- Colombia.
Ell GRAN GAUGE Y Ell MONTE CULEBRA.

Nicaragua Ia pueblo M smpaas a
Al escog6 1ms
Ia mas ce MERGED pncpanente d senado W. Jenes
csmbo
gose fAvor de Panama
pueblo
miar
popiamente territories
exeno condico les amei
y, d ace
segur Ell curso de las negcciaciones rels twas
Colombia hAbla
reconoca potca pepe
territories
sion iurdcc ambien papetua arts do los amerano d.
cha
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TARJETAS de vista con sobre-
~ sin ellos, Sc hacen en- <La Cos
rrespondencia.s
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Por medic del presente anuncio
suplico & toda persona que tenga
alguna ACcon del piano que Sc en-
cuentra en- el salon de IL Mallorqui.
ma pase a devorverla y recoiera su
importe por cRusa de no haber po'
dido vender ndmero suficiente.
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Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medad3s en- general.
Operaciones quirdrg1cas.
Especialidad en- afecciones de
los oios y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 a 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, l6.
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Doctor Rafael CeSterO.
Cirugla general.
PArtos.
Intermediates del aparato
Reneto- -urinario del hombre y de In
muir.
Consultas de G4P. M.
Gu@yama.
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Dr.. M. Ramirez.
Medico Cirujano
0CuliSta.
CONSULTAS, DE 2 q s, P. NJ
Plaza principal muno 80.

OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G. del
Valle' Fortaleza II (altos) Gestion
en- los Centros oficiales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuentA con Abogados
del pals y americ&nos y traductor.
Tambien se ocupa esta ofcina de
comprA y venta de fncas etc.
Mp,
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One Year. gold ...... 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Valle.
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CASA DE PRESTAMO.

Sc avisa { todas las pert onas
que tengan pendientes prendAs d
objetos en- Ia casa de pr6stamos, en-
In cNlle de San Francisco Q 81. y su
plazo no este vencido, pasen reco.
ier die las prendas, en- todo el mes
de julio, por estar esta casa en- II.
quidaci6n.
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Agenoia en- San Juan-Calle Allen nGm. 78.
Agencia on Guayama-Hotel Frances.
Telefono-S04
NOTA:-Los precios de ida vuelta son con-
vencionales.
OTRA Los pedidos deberan hacerse direc-
tamente q la Agenca.
s. 9O-Sl Ell PROPIETARIO,
Carlos HI. RlOndct.
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OrIan Clyde Cullen :

Abogado ante ia Corte Suprema de los
Estados nidos.--Procurador registrado ems
la ohcna de patentes de los Estados Uni
dos.-Patentes americanos y extranjeros.
--Marcas de fdbrica derechos dc propie-
dad. roo Gale T., N. w.
Washington, D. G.
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MOnedaS y medallaS.

Muy antiguss, algunss del prin.
cipio de 10 Era CristiAns, Sc venden
bsratas, Informaran en- La Cores
pondeneia.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15

to match these Little rounded rosettes
are also among the most favored trim
mings, and supreme in combination
with dresses of every sort remains lace.
Dust cloaks will soon be again an OBJ
ject Of importance. OF two shown one
is in biscuit colored alpaca, with deep
collar and cuffs of black satin trimmed
with guipure. 1t is fastened at the
neck with long ends of velvet terminal
ing in oriental tags; buttons in the
same style finish the pockets. The hat
is in fancy brown straw, with velvet
bows behind and wreath Of rosebuds
and leaves.
The second coat is Of white linen,
handsomely trimmed with Irish gui-
pure, and a novel shaped hat in burnt
straw and black velvet ribbon is worn
with it.
The second cut shows one of the
printed foulGrd costumes that are now
so popular and useful. 1t is of a delicate
tint OF cornfower blue, trimmed with
black velvet ribbon and Flanders lace,
forming Il deep tapering hounce, duted
basque and 4 kind of boerG collar with
epaulets and irregular lapcls. Flat
crossed bands edge the tunic at the
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
The Dreams of Infancy.

When babies smile in their sleep,
some will say angels are whispering to
them, yet when they are old enough,
though not yet out of the age of inno-
cence. to repeat their dreams it is not
always Of angels that these are found
10 have been. Not always are they de-
rived from feeting, unconscious recol-
Iections of the home whence they have
so lately come On the contrary. it is
chiefly, as Charles Lamb observes.
during the period of sinless infancy
that shapes of terror will intrude upon
the midnight pillow; that the slumber-
er will start from dreams ito which
the reveries Of the cell damned muir
derer are tranquility" How vividly
does the gentle essayist recall these
helpless agonies of his own infancy.
We almost fancy we can see him start
from slumber on some murky night
with dread foreboding, which was
sure to realize itself, of seeing some
frightful specter.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
Appealed to His Pride.

1t was the most obstinate mule in the
lot and refused to enter the car OF Il
train held UP at a little wayside sta
don.
Threats, cajolery and blows were
alike useless. The mule refused tc
bulge. and the slant Of his ears told
those Of the passengers who were fa.
uliliar with mule ear talk that where
be was he intended to stay. Then the
aged African who was trying TO load
him in said in honeyed tones:
"Whuffo yo' behaye dis way befo' all
desc strange people? Why. yo fool
mule, doan' yo' know dat desc people
viii jes believe dat yo'. nebcr donc
rabeled befo' in all 80 life:"
The long ears lost their aggressive
slant. and the beast went spdately up
the inclined. plank With the air of q
man entering a drawing room car for
the first time and determined NOT 80 be-
tray the fact.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
THE NEW FROCKS.
ALL THE NOVELTY is IN SLEEVES
AND GARNlTURES.

Sleeves Large Above the Wrist and
Tight From ELBOW to Shoulder.
Smart Dust CIonks to the Fore
AEain-Summer Fabrics.
The attention of the authorities seems
to have been turned almost entirely Of
late 10 the question of sleeves. There
is scarcely dress of any kind which
docs not bear sleeves large above the
wrist and tight from the shoulder to
the elbow. These look extremely well
whom made of lace and worn on an
evening gown, which is cut low to show
collar of lace round the decOlletage.
Newest and best costumes still eXhib-
Il predilection for pastel tirts, brown
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
A Furniture Polish.

An authority Oh such matters says
that one of the best revivers Of a pol
ished surface is pure raw linseed oil
and turpentine, used in the proportion
Of one part oil to two Of turpentine.
Apply the mixture freely after busting
the furniture. Wipe it off and polish
the wood vigorously.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15

muslin are finely plated in the new ac-
Gordon style. Lace, white tulle. black
ribbon velvet. buckle in antique silver
and a tuft OF roses at the left side en-
hance the hat
Ecru silk batistes are so elaborately
trimmed with black velvet and lace in
sertion that they are almost invaluable
for all sorts of wear in the daytime
and for dinner toilet.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15

being also considered very wo&hy Of
regard, and soft deep tone Of dEeam,
almost the shade of the innermoak husk
Of a chestnut, is an attractive arrival.
The revival OF tasseis has brought out
tassels Of wool, tassels oP silk aud tas-
sells of thread, made in every cohceiv-
able shape and fit to adorn dEes hes of
every possible kind. In formqI days
tassels were used in associatiod with
cords. Now, however, they firlh their
place in combination with Athered
siltan trimnainQs and +haS mode
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15

"Te of the above property and all who interested
therein hereby notified that the board equalization will meet
the office of the board of supervisors the court house Of Graham
county, Territory Of Arizona o'clock in the forenoon the
third Monday August 1902 which time and place they will take
consider and determine whether the assessments above specified
thereof shall be- increased when and where be
with such witnesses you may bring and will be given hearing
These will be by the board taken and considered
the order they appear above unless for good first shown the
time is extended in any case"
THOMAS SMITH,
SEAL Clerk Board of Supervisors
-- Graham County, Territory Of Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
JETER & REYNOLDS
Stafford, Arizona.
On shelves will find everything
ShOddy prices
O be TO make reduction We bUyfh he
Best Goods Possible

and then sell gives profit
enough 10 handling Them If there
grocery lines wan Ky0R
prompt careful
ton fy0u keep in touch with
with others, of your
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
MEMS GOODS.

We can fit men out in wearing appar-
al from the best oVeraIIS to the finest
full dress suits. Our line Of undercloth-
ing for men, boys ladies' and misses is
complete.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

This line is complete and we are sure
to please all whether they be stylish or
plain dresSers. Our silks and SatinS are
elegant. We are agents for the Mccall
fashion patterns and none are more pop
ular. We have the most complete line
of ribbon in the valley.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
GROCERIES.

We carry the only full line of grocer
les in Stafford, and sell at just a sligfl
margin above cost. When you wan
anything in this line you are sure t
get it at our store.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
FARM PRODUCE.

We buy and sell all kinds of farm pro-
duce and are always in a position to pay
the top price.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
DON'T FORGET.

That you are welcome at our store
We are always pleased to see you and
will treat you 50 that you will come
again.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15

Wah Kee, ,......
SolomonvilleI
Wish, G L. .,.... !,
Stafford
Wansiee, Nath -,
Stafford
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
SPECEAL REDUCTIONS.

We will make special reductions for
the next two weeks on ladies silk and
satin dress patterns, white India Lawns
SWisses, Organdies, Ginghams. Calico,
silk and linen handkerchiefS and mems
summer shirts, Ladies and Gents sum
mer undcrclothing also fine leather belts
Straw hats almost given away.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
HITS

We have an assortment of mems hats
from which we can suit all classes. They
range from the heavy hat for rough wear
to the finest dress hat. We carry the
RoelofS & Co hat, which is the best
made. Prices range from $too to 7.5o
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15
SHOES

We take special pride in keeping our
line of shoes for ladies', gents, misses
boys and babies, complete. Our foot
wear is not surpassed in quality and we
defy any to underSell US.
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15

increase stock Of goods to-, -.
add lots l, 2, 8 /, 5, G., 7 and L
in block lG, Solomonville. ....
increase improvements to, go.
add II lot 5 block 80 .....
improvements s.,.,.,..,,
Graham guardian., 1902-08-15

Thomas, Chas ...
Blue
Thompson, G W
Blue
Taylor Cyclone Mer'
camille Co. -.
Stafford
Tuttle, e D
Co GrOrfl
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3f3 jackson St,

a Lot on Portland, above Grotto; make
us an offer; too low to quote price;
also corner lot, Western and Victoria
sts., and also lot on Bay and Randolph
ST.; make us cash offer This prop
erty must be sold.
$1,2OO-Takes a house and lot this
side of harrington av, on Aurora.
We have large list of houses for sale.
Call and see us before you buy
$1,400-Buys house and lot on Good
hue ST., near West Seventh st.
$675--Takes a small cottage on Day.
toms bluff.
Two eight-room houses on Rose st.,
$3.50 each; 5000 cash, the balance
monthly. These two houses have
both city water and bath and are
cheap. These houses must be sold.
Come and investigate.
We have also cheap house on Rice
$l,5OO House rented for $40 per
month.
We have another small house on
Pleasant av. that we can sell for
$500; also barn in connection. r
To Exchange-Store and dwelling at
Nicollet, Mimi, with complete outfit
of butchers tools, for house and lot
in st. Paul. The only meat market
in Nicollet.
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1872 EMDa0OTT.

Have large list of modern houses on
St Anthony Hill, north and south of
Summit Avenue, which can sell at bar
gain prices. Will show them any after
noon.
$4,000 House Of S-rooms, bath and
PEOOO furnace, hardwood finish
and floors on first floor. On Dayton ave
nue. near Victoria.
$4,000 H Hofsr Of rooms Don bath hot
$3.50 per annum; on Selby Avenue, east
well.
$4,000 New New! double ,L 4,e house Of six
lar each Side i0G 2en $685. 500 p gas an full oe
University Avenue District.
$4,000 r83 onne city h %ater each Of s sggn
go good repair; rent 1884 per annum. On
Thomas, near Dale.
$1,000 H HoFsr off Of eight ea1. rooms, ms, city
pair; rent, SIS; Lyton Place.
DOOO cellar and city water, each
lot 45xl60 to alley, on Cayuga, near Mis-
ssIis ssI q? st. Lost on mortgage of $4,000.
Here is chance to get your rent free
lease one side and occupy the other.
1910 Double, house, five rooms, eel
OOoO lar and city water each side;
lot 10 O4 45xl5O to alley; taken on mortgage of
$4,000; rents from one side will nav taxes
and per cent on the price asked; on
York, near Agate.
CT HOOHouse of eight rooms, citv
3D. w water and cellar, with two
lots. in East Rose street, near Payne
avenue; in good repair.
QHOO Handsome lot on Osceola,
% w east of Grotto.
QO00 Beautiful lot on Hague ave
O0OO nue.. corner of Avon.
$4,000 m TGf s eGfbu frontage pafgsa on Sym
atoga and Smelling avenues. This is a
handsome building site and commands a
nne view of the avenues.
$4,000 Two lots on Summit ave-
OcSOO nue., west of Lexington. The
cheapest lots on the avenue east Of
bridge.
&OR0 Lot on Euclid. near Cypress,
P-oO Dayton'S Bluff.
$250-Lot on Conway, near Cypress.
$4oo-Lot on Thomas, east of Grotto.
Q7OR Lot on Minnehaha, west of
O4So Lexington.
1910 Corner lot on Hague avenue.
4OcO east of Victoria; lies WELL
rRRR0 South facing lot on Marshall.
WV west of Victoria
RS7E Lot on Selby avenue, east of
Oc q - Victoria.
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POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

AGENTS wanted. outside st. Paul: $50 per
cent profit; sells at sight; don't accept
an agency until you get my free sam
pies and liberal offer Sayman, Ills
Franklin av.. St Louis. Mo-
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TYPEWRITINc MA HINES

BUY, typewriters with rent you pay; all
makes; Jewett Agency, 2S7 Hennepin
aY', Minneapolis; all makes,
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CH4ROPODISTS.
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GOUD, luck SALyE-GAt
1t for your soreefeet at all druggists. or
sent by mail on receipt of prices, so cents
and SlOOi sample box rs cents: all all
ments or the feet treated at the Office,
Zs2 o Endicott Areadesi established twenty
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13
ROOM AND BOARD OFFERED.

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FRONT alcove room and board, suitable
for two ladies employed, or couple;
modern, central; private family; refer
enceS. Address H 16. Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13
81 600

New Modern Home oo2
Lincoln avenue, eight rooms,
hardwood finish, oak floors,
handsome mantel, hot water
heat, porcelain bath, marble
wash stand, nickel plumbing.
Lot 4oxI5o feet to alley.
Terms to suit-menthly
payments if desired.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13
LOST AND FOUND.

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black and white male pup, eight weeks
old to GAL De Soto st.
PACKAGE LOST-Lost, package on
saltwater car. night of July A. Leave
at Dyer's Music Store and receive SIS
reward