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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
HORSES. CARRIAGES-FOR SALE

HNSANO0os - S
WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAsT, IA Sd ST
S-Horses. harness, wagons. buggies. rubber
changed for old; largest line in city. Tele-
phone 27O2 J3. Main. ,.
FROST & CO.'S SALE STABLES. HEAD
quarters for the sale Of all classes of horses:
time Il e. and. % guarantee l given VEN IL I'd st n. 49,
HORSES HoRsEs-A LARGE AND WELL
select ed stock OF chunks, draft and business
horses constantly on hand: also nicely edu-
western horses and nice saddle ponies. visit
our mammoth stables before buying else
where Every horse guaranteed as repre-.
sented Part time given If dssrea nars
dealers, Midway, st. Paul, Mimi.
BLACK = BELGIAN STALLION, REGIS
tered; will exchange for 160 or 32o acres un-
improved land and assume mortgage. Address
Lock Box 2, Superior, Iowa. :
AN. ASSORTMENT OF THE CELEBRATED
Studebaker delivery wagons constantly on
hand at Martins Repository, IL .7th st S.
FOR sALE-PAIR OF BROWN, MARES, 152
good steppers and cleverly broke; half
sisters to Bob Fitzsimmons. Address iockbox
148, Independence Iowa: = :.
ONE GOOD DRIVING HORSE, HARNESS,
runabout, light surrey and double harness; all
new: no use for them. 2545 Dupont av s.
FOR sSALE-AT ELWELL'Ss STABLE, ,ANO-
ka Mimi, ten head farm horses, young; all
frst-class stock, at low prices E., >a4i.s - > =
GOOD FAMILY COW GIVING az, QUARTS
rich milk. with nice calf, cheap at $45; will
sell for SIS, or trade for a horse POPS Jack
son st nlE. upstairs.
FOR SALENA LIGHT SECONDHAND TOP
buggy in good repair, $3.50. Inquire at 1925
Central av.. ,.-.... ; = =. =.
FOR SALE-CHEAP, s1X-PAssENGER DE
pot wagon. rubber tired, the finest family
horse%tn town, also some good cheap general
purpose horses and a good trap, for $40. 2S1l
| Nicollet av. -
NOTTCEITIE NMCOLLET- LIVERY HAS
opened under new management. and must
close some of the rigs out to make room for
new. Charles Chappell, manager, 2Sll~ Me
ollct ay.~ -. - - .--.-
FOR sALE-A- GOOD DELIVERY WAGON, :,
cheap; must be sold at once Apply 2s52
| Irving av s. - -. :. =. go.
FOR sALE-$75 BUYS MY RUBBER TIRE
trap; cost $165 less than year ago. ~
takes sound 4-year-old rangy driver 1911
| Laurel av. :, -
FOR sALE-GOOD DELIVERY HORSE FOR
$40. A little thin. but worth the money" Call
| IF TAKEN AT ONCE, $40 BUYS SMALL
| black horse; weight 800 pounds; kind, gentle
good driver; going away. Must sell. 2025
Jackson st Ne -. ...- -....- :
HORSES, CARBOHYDRATES
~~~~~~~~~>~ ~>~c~4~~~c>
WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND
Barrett Bar eas { Zimmerman, r ] Midway Horse Market
st. Paul, Minn. -
. COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC /
n ~>~~~~~~>~~~%>~>~~~-
1 FOR sALE-A FULL -BLOODEDs COCKER
spaniel bitch at bargain. At 3429 18th av s
End of Cedar av car line.
TWO CHOICE FRESH COWS, ONE JERSEY
two springers cheap, cash or time; Jersey bul
for service. So6 6th st g. - -
GOOD FAMILY COW GIVING zd2 QUARTS
4 rich: milk. with nice calf, cheap at $4o; will
4 sell for $50, or trade for a horse. 2o2oH Jack
r son st NE. upstairs.
= FOR SALE-ONE LARGE FRESH JERSEY
:, COW and calf, rich and heavy mixer; Will ex
. Oh on aa fnr hea ;3fH 12th st s., lsE.. ~
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FURRIERS

ADOLF REINER, THE FURRIER, HAS ON
hand q large line OF Alaska seal skins, seal
dyed otters and fine furs OF all kinds. Ladies
nrices before placing orders elsewhere Can
save you money on fine furs.s Quality fit,
style and workmanship guaranteed. Gentle-
mon fur and fur lined coats in stock and to
order Repairing remodeling and redyeng
at summer rates. Adolf Reiner, practical
furrier; 80 years experience. Is 9th st 8.
corner Hennepin. References: Germania
bank. Edmund G. Walton. Both 'phones
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10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

no EXCHANGE -SPLASTERING FOR
foundation stone sand acarpanter work. 6s06,
Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES

FREE FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head, Be sure and
call for them when you leave the az. -
HOUSES AND MINNETONKA COTTAGES.
Edmund G. Walton, 500 Hennepin az.
FOR RENT-TEN- ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
Exchange.
1928 VINE PLACE, o ROOMS, MODERN, $50.
2l4 sth st Sc. I rooms, modern. $22:-
Sas P!aes as rooms; Teo%s %sasaa
So6 9Th st SE, rooms, modern, $50. 30
s sd5 Franklin ay, 8 rooms, city water, yls: -
1901 Sd ay S, IL rooms. modern, $s2
ay 59da Nicollet av, rooms. modern, barn $zI.oc.
2S0Sa 2 Oakland ay, 9 rooms city water. $l7.
l21 Western av, 2d-floor nat, 6 rooms, $3.50.
go e2n 22d St 81 corner Portland. rooms moo
q Roya1st9sP sFa sPzsS g. % floor fat srooms, mod
George Odlum, 800 Phoenix building
HOUSE. WITH FIVE ROOMS, FINE BARN,
large yard, S1250; references required. 1915
4th st s. Owner, A. M. Smith. 249 Hennepin
except heat; barn If required. For further
particulars, inquire Of owner. On premises:
FOR RENT-TEN- ROOM MODERN HOUSE
in Central location; 1905 Sd av s., 800 per
month, newly papered. Apply room 22l Bank
Of Minneapolis building. "
l..
ay, to family without ,children; partly FUR
nished; chance to subrent; city water, sewer
connection, gas; near two car lines. Refer
ence - -. y. - L
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT-1e16 4th AV S, SEVEN ROOMS,
modern, furnished house, with steam heat;
for six months or longer. BY Moore Bros.
& Sawyer, 81 Nicollet ay: - -- -.
FURNISHED ROOMS
FREE 'FoR RENT" OR FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under TINS
head. Be sure and call for them when leaV-
ing the ad: --------- -
THE ALaoNoTIN a @ IS A. NEW 91n,l,gs MooMlNG d5asa
and modern. S16-31s I'd av S. j.
FOR RENT-FTvE FURNISHED ROOMS
containing two be1rooms; good well and els.
tern; $12 per month, or for boarding hoy OF
II. Call evenings II possible 203S Monroe
st NE, Minneapolis, upstairs.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN
Also rooms for light housekeeping. So6 9Th
| av s. -.1.- ~ =.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, AT lo15 Isl
| av5 S; pleasant rooms; gas. bath, telepnone
service; suitable for one or two; terms rea'
sonable. 5-.-s.s-. ~. 30. ,--.s-.s
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GAS
and bath; N. w. Telephone; also large barr
for rent. so 10th st S. - :
ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI
vate family at So a month: 564 7th eay N
walking distance. -, -" =. =. = =.
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ANSI
one front parlor. GIL I'd avs. - =
| WANTED-sINGUE GENTLEMAN TO RENT
nicely furnished room in very desirable, thor
oughly modern steam heated fat; very nice
location inside Of 18th a st: very small family
FURNISHED RooMS-FoUR BEDROOM:
and parlor, will rent en- suite or single. 9l
10th av IS. ...---.. -
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UNIAIPROYED

FOR, LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, Rosedale Park, or
for bargains everywhere, send for maps, ETC.,
to Edmund G., Walton, 800 Hennepin av.
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REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE
IMPROVED


IMPROVED
w. A. BARNES & CO., 30O-S02 NICoLLET
av, issue rental bulletin every Monday.
Call OF send for our New Real Estate Lists.
EDMUND q. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
mousse bargains and plats Of suburban lots on
Application at Office, 300 Hennepin av.
Sc, s,O00-THE PRETTIEsT AND sMARTEsT
new house for sale on Lowry Hill; nine
rooms: almost completed; might lease to
small family.
Edmund q. Walton. 800 Hennepin ky.
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE PLEASANTEST
homes In Prospect Park; eight rooms; modern
except light; beautiful location. Owner leav-
Ing city. 81 Arthur av.
y y 2:
g If YOU COULD BUY A HOUSE FOR 6
~ 10 PER CENT OF fITS VALUE AND ts
" AGREE TO PAY RENT FOR IT FOR %
" FEW YEARS, WHEN YOU WOULD sS
" RECEIVE A DEED FOR THE PROP y:
" BttTY FREE FROM INCUMBRANCE, ~
* YOU WOULD NOT HESITATE, g
X WOULD YOU, IF THE PLACE SUIT q
y ED YOUR PURPOSE? WE HAVE A 9
Y FBW HOUSES LEFT TO BE SOLD j.
~ ON THAT PLAN; PERHAPS WE y
~ CAM SUIT YOU. CALL OR SEND y
Y FOR LIST, 3
TX w. w. CLARK, y
" 313 Nicollet. ].
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CLAIRVOYANTs

MRS JACOBS, THE WELL-KNOWN
'cIairyoyant and business medium, can be
consulted daily on all affairs Of life. $40 I'd
av S. Il ...- q - 80 :. -
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

sUrERFLUoUsSH HAIR, MoLEs, ETC. PER
manently removed by electricity. Miss Ho1-
lister, TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
of the northwest. Exclusive specialist
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

FINE OLD yIOLINS-Pure sily.. wound g
and genuine Italian violin strtnAs. Expert
rapatfing. Rose & SAVERS. 41-4s 9Th st 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

s00 -HIGTI GRADE CROWN PIANOS, GOING,
At practically half price; the supreme oppor-
fmnfty of q lifetime to own a frst-class piano
~ half its value. Terms cash or s. to $40
month Foster & Waldo. 40 9th st 8. COR
ner Nicollet.
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E0 G0mQno ". .Y aIlon, 0gV 1iennePIH ~.
. . . . . . . . . . 80 . oseoS
. cheapest in North Minneapolis. Prices
. from SIPS to $500. Will sell on install .
. ments of IS month. There is more
. building here than any other part of
. town. Location, 36th av N and Lyn- .
. dale. VIII build houses on the install
. ment plan. ~. ~. -. i =
. EDMUND G. WALTON, 300 Hennepin. : .
CITY Y-7LoTs-BETWEEN 2sTH AND e7TH
and Irving avs s.; Lake Of the Isles addition.
O. H. Wilcox 722 Andrus building e. RI,
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Stove REPAIRS


REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT
western Stove Repair Co.. 3i2 Hennepin av.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

LEFT FOR DITCH. TX MILES
long. Inquire 514 Guaranty building, MIN
neannlia. - y -.
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MEDICAL

j. MEDICAL
LADIES IN DOUBT, PLEASE CALL OR
write Dr.. Bly,, q 4th st S. New book, 25c:
ELITE BATH PARLoRs. 62s HENHFP1N!
ay; porcelain tubs, massage, caDinet ana
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
ELECTRICITY, osTEoPATHY AND sCIEN-
tifc massage 904 northwestern bldg. 322 Hen
nepin av, near 4th st. Mrs. Dr. =. G. McKay.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A BOOK, ON COMO-HARR1ET CAR
Finder please return quick to Journal office.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-1616 4th; AV S, SEVEN ROOMS,
modern. furnished house, with steam heat;
for six months or longer. BY Moore Bros.
& Sawyer, 311 Nicollett aY, asEf- .%
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A NEWSPAPER SNAP-A WE'LL EsTAB-
lished weekly paper in thriving country
town in Manitoba. surrounded by a fine and
growing agricultural community; full partlcu-
lars as to price and volume of business given
upon application. Toronto Type Foundry Co.,
Mon
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STORAGE
AUCTION SALES
MUSICAL

". %. GORDON, AUCTIoNEER. s41 qua
anty Loan building; 1S years experience.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

FOR SEWING MA
chimes, new and second-h 81. SO upwards; !;
singer. White, Standard, Domestic, etc.; all
kinds repaired, warranted. Lynch, s1s, MIC
ollet.
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LOST = FRIDAY MORNING. A CFIILD's
mack taffeta silk coat. between 9th and 18th
avs IS, near 18th st. Return to $40 14th av s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

CORNS extracted, 25c; inverted nails and
bunions treated. DR.. Collier. 405 Nieollet aay.7
WANTED FOR STREET
fair. Address n. D. Riechers, Lime Springs,
Iowa. ----
Eyes-- EXAMINED FREE glasses adjusted
properly by graduate optician. Abeles, 24s Me.
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FOR SALE-CASH GROCERY AND CON-
fectonery stock; good soda and cigar trade;
!, $3.50; rent, So; unable to care for it. 1881
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

TOST-T,ADY'S POCKETBOOK ON WEST-
ern ay or Itch st N, Saturday evening" Please
return for reward to c. M. Clark, 6S 11th
at N fat r.
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FOR -25-HORSE-POWER TUBULAR
boiler, one 15-horse-power engine, one water
pump for boiler; everything good as new.
Also 65 feet Of srnokestack. Must be sold on
account of moving. Call 1912 5th st S.
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gold brooch pin, female head. Return to J. 3:
Rice 718 Hennepin av, Tor reward.
,LADY'S PURSE CONTAIN
ing postoffice money order and some cnanse.
p Ratnrn to 1923 eth st s for reward,
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Retyr,1 to L. c. Little, 221 Sd st S, for re-
ward. ----------
IOsT-BLUE BELTEY SETTER DOG RE
turn to Dan Broderick, 814 Thomas av y.
recai Qe reward. - !.
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Box "a, Tracy, Mimi: - = =
NEW STOCK GENERAL MERCFfANlD!sE.
doing good business, will sell for about half
real value. Davis, SIT Phoenix building. =
TO CLOSE AM iEsTATE-A WELL- ESTAB-
lished manufacturing company Of this city
has for sale moderate part OF their capital
stock, which has guarantees of not less than
5 per cent of annual dividend. Full infor-
nation and reference to interested parties.
Address $685. Journal. S.
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s11 .of,0--322 ACRES SCOTT COUNTY,, MIN
nesota; Minnesota river bottom land: IS
miles from my Office; fine for stock: 60
head az cattle; 40 pigs, 4 horses; machinery
huiiding; insured for 1920; 90 registered Jer-
says: lasting creek Of cold water; main road
N p. Hobart Land Agency.
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LOsT-sATURDAY AT HALE PAST II, On
cnrnar 81 Hennenin and Washington, one
horne apron Please return to sos nth st 5
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FADEAWAY FREES BEDS FROM BUGS.
Druggists, dept. stores. Accept no substitute.
A sNAP-sTBAM PRINTING PRESS, RAIL
way Hoe, six column Quarto form four-horse
}Lennox engine, shafting, betting and type
complete Write H. O. Haugen, Kensett, Iowa.
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LOST - YESTERDAY, L A D Y's GOLD
watch, Initials l. W.. Hunting case. Finder
will be rewarded by returning to % 18th st y:
FoUND-A HORSE. E. M. CROSS. s125 EN-
y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
nfBLiorECA DE <LA DEMocRAof6&

rom oio na1a. Cfso que esa buena
oaronssa d. L srm2is5 ma psrdons.
RI.
50 i6s haclenio de nocka. habfa
dessparecid0 Ell sol osalt5n lose trss
las osas mientras que la esossa brn-
NJ del atardecer enyolvfa el hori.
z1ate tsrrestTe euauio ell sefIor de
Is 'a1pr9aa Sc plso en- marcha CON
81 IA nttia aadando hastanta de
prisa para llegsr aLls R,tamas
la Q IRA da cenar y en toios los re-
cjdos qua f,rmsba ell eamfno la
mirada de Hsrmtnia interrog aba la
olanca cinta que Sc daslizaba de.
Ianbe de ellos en- lontananzs. Tai
veg So 15uraba que fba q YER auual
oesconocido que, como ella parecfa
tener en- ell fondo del ceraz6n una
desasperaci6n profunda; pero la
clnta Sc perdfa de vista con an
nIancura no la sslpicaha ntng6n
punto negro y ell misterioso saliva
oor del senior de Bsaupreau ha5fa
desaparecfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
soR UfsA La HERMANA DE La oARfDAfj

Todo este pas6 cierta distancis
v no fne f&cil a las dos sehoras dar-
sc cuenta de 10 Kucsdido; pero pre-
sintisndo una desgracia y hguran
dose que aquel era 81 del sefor de
Beaupreau eoheron correr J al
llegar al sitio de In ocurrencis COM
prendieron 10 que habfa sucedido.
El caballo del sefior de BsaupTeau,
pues de 81 era el c0che, estaba
muerto tendido en- Ell suelo, ha-
biendo recibido en Ia eabeEa un
balaEo Ell Isfe del nsgocisdo es-
trechaba muy emocionado La mano
del desconccido que no eIa etro
que sir Guillermo, que le decia en-
Voz muy baia.
-lY bienl SQue tai, querido
suegro, ha estado bien represen'
tado?
Teresa y su hiia no oyeron mas
que In VOC temblorosa del se1or de
Bsaupreau.
Sin la ayuda de este caballero,
estaba muerto, hijaE miss. Ese
maldito caballo Sc desboco J me
llevaba hacia les acantiladOs.
Pero en- ell momento en- que ell
senor de Beaupreau acabsba de
decir eAtas palabras, air Guillermo
que habia bajsdo les oios y echado
pie a TERRA, leyant0 la cabezs y
miro Hsrminia, sc quedo con-
templandola IN ssgundo ~ luego
Rhog6 IN grito. +. Salud6 despues
bruscamente, Sc retiro con precfpi
tacion montando de IN salto sc
alelo al galope. Misntras tanto los
tres testigos de aquella retirada no
menos extrafla cue precipitada, de-
masisdo emociouados en- IN princf-
pio para oponerse q ella Sc miraron
al mismo tempo como conmoyidos
por ell mismo pensamienLo.
-;Extrafio personatei- murmuro
81 senior de Bsaupreau.--G Quien
es? de d6nde vieneP
mo 10 se, contest6 Teresa.
-Crso haberle vist0 en- algunA
parte, 81 jefe de nego-
gociado.
-Yo tambi6n, dijo Herminia
apedanAose muy pensatiVa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23
Sc hace de noche, hfis mia.

Sc de N I'm 1ria ell camlno, "a.
dra mio, diio Harmtata coytsu.
doss del brazo d 81 senior E .auor6au
mientras que Teresa echaba ( an.
dsr al lado de 81 N arido.
Hsbrfase dlcho que Hsrmlnia.
que ech5 a andar coo paso r4oiio.
dsseaba alcanzar III das con ocf do. 4
aquel hombre a. que no habfA te
nido tempe de var y que sin en-
barge, parecfa j1ven, gallardo Y
con Ia mfrada marcada con ell saIjo
de una tristszs profunia. Y ademss
agdrA5asela que nj vsrla habfa
lanzado IN grito y que despa6s ss
haoia pussto may palido.
El iefe de negoolado dirigt6 4
hurtadillas uoa mlrada al csbaIIc
muerto al tilburf voleado en- el
camino.
-Despues de todo, : Sc diio. -
era IN pence que no valfa nj cien
escnoos J en- cnanto al coche no se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-23

"A no ser por Ell estabs perdido,
-slgaio diciendo ell sefior de Beau
preau que Sc fba tranqnilizando
POGO q POGO y arreglsn1o Ell desor-
den de 81 traie. Es verdad cue
fue una mala idea la CUE Sc me
ocurrio de marcharme solo de no
Quererme llevar a Jonas para que
gutass ell carruaje. Ese caballo es-
bsba muy viciado, Sc desboc6 me
arraEtraba al abismo. iAhl IQue
miedo mas grande pasel
DespuSs de eSa larga perorata,
que diio cast sin tomar aliento, ell
isfe de nsgociado respir6 ruidosa-
mente dos 8 tres veces, Sc sOno,
tomo On polvo de rape de una ia.
balHera de sro marcada con su
cifra, cCsa entonces de gran gusto,
J sigui6 diciendo con mueha Vclu-
bilidad:
En- d6nde diahlo le he visto
va? SY por que SO ha marcha3o?
SPor que huge para que no Ie de.
muestre mi sgradecimiento J lie de
las graciass
-Pareci6 como cue lanz6 IN
BrIbo de doior en- Ell momento en-
que SO alei6, -se atrevi6 q decir
Hermtnia cuya novelesca imRgtxa.
cion Sc habfa excitado "a con el
extrafEo proceder del misterloso
peTsonaie.
-Egtaba ahf kace IN mcmento
cuando henos llegado, di1o su
Yea la sen ora de Beaupreau sena
iando con Ell dedo la punta de la
rOca que sirviera de asiento q sir
Goillermo.
Y cualquiera habrfa dicho, al
verie, que estaba muy ensimisma-
do. y trfste, -diio Herminia.
-Qaien sabe ei alguna pena de
amor -. 1murmuro el Ee1or de
Beaupreau con mucha intenci6n..
-lPobre toyenl-murmuro Her
minia suspirand0.
-IAh! todo ESQ est& bien, perc
Sc6mo hacerlo ahora7 Ahf hay un
caballo muerto, -obserTo Ell iefe dc
negociado.
Wolverines . pie, - dijo 10
ioyen.
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HOTEL oLII1MP0
ESANTURCE

A 10 MINUTOS De SAN JUAN
El meior hotel en- este china.
Espl6ndidA ventilaci6n. Parque,
1ardines y Kiosco d In inglesa.
Excelente servicio de carruajes'
Precios moderados. Sc hscen re.
ducciones para familias. Alum
brado el6ctrico moderno.
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III lNCRElBLE vERDAD!!!

Unca para gastar biea ell
supera npe cse ODeos orc de ley garautizado 8
epnidos bantss perfec
de vao expudof inpeza los verdader
piiac6n psfe;t mltacloa maraulo
= nm mi ARS regaan quiea dstinga ezto bti-
lante Alaska de los legitmos , N
Anio nara cablero oo brante 10 doa Auo cableo
brIante uy graes cablero brlan
dollars se1ota Oriaa grdsso P Peae0
brlantes Peodeates bAn
gueso dollars Pene sonora bantes 20 do
(verdadsro regao dollars
de toio coeo caas cafta;aas de-
ida mere toda Ia isla de Puerto Rtco
No aompah.o
bletes del Banco cara csfcada valor dearado
medda an ton8ndoa huo rededor del
dedo
cstSogos toio csmprador coame
Ia mercanca, Sc le devovera Embellishments
reprssentante general de Socedad Gro B
Iantes
Alaska, G. A. Buyas, Corso Romano, l8 Milan Qtalia
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MPRENTA
Ia DENoCRAC1A'
Oagdas.-Puerto Rico.


En- esta imprenta SO hace to-
da clase de trabajos tip6grancos,
4 cuAlquier hora del dis 8 de Il
noche.
lmpresionss 2.dos o tres tin
tas.
Esquelas mortuorias.
Tar1etas de BautiEo.
Invitaciones para bales.
Programas y Carteles.
Tarjetas aI minute
Precios nunca vistos.
Personal activo 8 intelligence.
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HELP WAN TED

FeInule.
WANTED-A Young girl as cnamper-
maid and waitress until June 3; only
those whose references can be seen need
apply between II and II on THURSDAY ana
Friday at IL East 35th-st.
WANTED.-6 neat, young. experienced
lady canvassers 10 travel for reliable
firm: steady salary and railroad fare Apply
to o COMSTOCK. u East 42d-st-. second
floor from l 10 5 ..
WANTED.-A young girl as chambeFI1lalc
and waitress until the middle OF May;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10
TRADE IN CHIC4GO-

Chicago April s Specialist. Louis bought
wheat bv the millions to-day in this market anu
-he theory is that Kaufman was covering me-
,os demand from other sources. from the North
west and some buying by local people who De-
peved in Southwestern damage The market closed
e. n &c over Tuesday, and at not much unoer
the TOD price Of the day May opened al use
soid between 71s-c and 7212c, and closed at '-9sc
sellers: July closed 7Sc sellers; the September
a. -2s.c Everybody bore in mind the government
80, -enorr was due tomorrow. and the local
+aler+ was afraid Of it. remembering that the
tradition is that government reports break prices
Cables were strong, Liverpool closing sod 10 50
higher The Northwest had only - cars, against
r75 last year; primary receipts were only -S""
bushels against $4,000 last year; clearances were
aen Nno bushels There was April Michigan crop
report that was considered rather oearish' the
condition being s. against y last year Inc UP Is
that The government report tomorrow VIII sho"
about 81 against 81 last year. The worlds Flsl-
bic supply decreased 230eV bushels. against 4Soo
bushels increase last year. Late on the curb there
was weaker feeling on wheat
ST Louis was as conspicuous on the buying SIDE
of corn as OF wheat, and was supposed 10 DC
largely for the same interest-hauhnaan Oo1 Il
closed &c 10 &c higher than Tuesday May opened
a. sac sold between 5sc and 5914c, and closed al
5S7sc; July closed 5s9sc, and the September al
5Ss.e. Southwestern markets advanced more lhan
Chicago There was said TO be some Improvements
II the cash situation, sales here being 500" BUSH
els St Louis reported its contract stock down 10
1900 bushels Local receipts We're only 3 cars
aus the estimate for tomorrow 80 cars. PRIMARY
rsoeipts were 227 600 bushels. against $4,000 busheis
last year Liverpool was I'D higher Clearances
-rsre ONLY 90 bushels The available east OF the
,earzes decreased ST., go bushels compared with
decrease last year Of lOS1 900 bushels The selling
Of futures was by local bears.
The oats market Jagged the close being only &c
70 &c over Tuesday-the May 42lzc, the July sac
and the September 2Slsc sellers. There were few
Nav oats on the market all day. There was not
much feature 20 the trade either way. Receipts
were almost as small the corn-sS cars. with
IS for tomorrow. Local users paying &c 70 sc
over Nav for the No. white. The available east
Of the Rocker increased 2s7.oso bushels. against
&C SE bushels Increase last year
Flaxseed was rather easy al slight oecHne'
No Northwestern was 81 70: the Southwestern,
ggb and the May. 81 81. There were cars
Of seed al the three points, against 3 last year
Provisions made some gain, the list tonight Is
&c 10 Zoe higher than last. There was buying by
brokers' ana some liquidation early through com
mission people. Packers talked q good cash de-
rnand Al all the Western points there were only
5000 hogs against % 200 last year Spectators are
beartsh The hog movement has dropped this
week Everybody is mixed on the market MOST
Of the packers continue buiIish
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