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FARM LANDS

FOUR OF THE PRETTIEsT SECTIONS p
OUT DOORS.
Four to seven miles from railway station:
all contiguous and fine wheat and fax
James River valley of North Dakota; will
make four elegant section farms Price, SIP
per acre net for the bunch.
: \ This is bargain. ~
Wells. & Dickey Co., Jamestown, n. D.. =
WE HAVE, TO EXCHANGE FOR MER-:
chandise 81, 800 equity in fine quarter section,
within ~ miles of one of the best towns in
North Dakota. Fulton Land company. Bot
tineau, N. D. .
10 ACRES, IMPROVED, FIVE MILES FROM
Lake Harriet. Splendid meadow; living
water. wei sell on easy terms. 1920, Jour-
HAVE A SECTIONS PRAIRIE, CHOICE,
smooth, wheat land, in big bend of Columbus
river, Washington, where they raise 40 bush
els to the acre. This is country of big
crops and fine climate No winter, to speak
% Si ownlbp M pe ot5 this aea 7ea s ean very aoSs ga o
money inside Of u months. N. Linton, 203
Grain Exchange.
FOR sALE-To SETTLE UP AN ESTATE,
a 560-acre farm, located in the heart of the
seton, N. D.; in high state of cultivation,
a growing crop and fine buildings. For in
formation. apply to Clark c. Dalrymple, kesa
50, n. D., or John S. Dalrymple' CasseltoS
HERE'S A BARGAIN.
160 acres, only 80 miles from Minneapolis.
One Of the best pieces of land in that vicin-
ity; 80 acres good meadow balance good oak
timber Plenty of prosperous neighbors;
good roads; Ave miles from good town. Price
SIG per acre if taken this month. Another
gS0S quarter nEane SHIs BY
sO-ACRE FARM, 90 MILES OUT; HAssAN
town; $4,000 if taken this week. Wakes, 4o4
Century building. =
$4,000 ONLY-6O-ACRE IMPROVED FARM,
20 miles out; two miles only on main road
from ShaRopee, Mimi; river bottom land; rich
as the Ntle good house, four rooms, barn,
granary, chicken house, well; three COWS,
worth $40; horse, so hens, wagon, buggy.
new Deering binder, seeder, horse rake; all
of the growing crop; possession given IN 80
days. Must sell. NJ. P. Hobart. Phoenix bldg.
5000 ACRES FINE LAND, TIMBER STUMP
age worth at least $4,000; three miles east of
Rhinelander, Wis; surrounds railroad station,
Roosevelt, 500 line; steam sawmil near: ey-s
erything considered absolutely the best thing
on the market. S. per acre. P. NJ. Woodnan,
I'LL Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis.
sNAPs-1s SECTIONS NORTH DAKOTA. TO
close out at $225 to IS per acre; other farms
at about three-fourths real value: must be
sold; terms to suit. Transportation allowed;
Co., Phoenix building.
RESTAURANT, s95 daily; great bargain.
SALOON, S35 daily: sell right.
GROCERY clearing 50, 800 yearly.
OFFICE BUS; So, 600 yearly. HOO Lun1. Ex.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A. HOR-
nung. Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est, largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west of New York. 242 and 522 Nicolet
TWIN CITY DYE WORKs-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. S16 Nicol-
let. Telephone, 1916.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 72S Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANTORIUM, 925-7 NICOLLET Az
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners; men s
suits French dry cleaned. 1.5o.
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IMPERIAL ANTISEPTIC BATH AND MAS
sage parors First-class manicuring and
ELECTRICAL treatment a speciality. Open daily
and evenings. Il 7th st \.
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LADIES, S,CHICHESTER S ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills are the best; safe, reliable; take
lief for Ladies' in letters by return mail; at
druggists. Chichester Chem. Co., Phila., Pa.
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EXTRA-FOR LADIES SCHOOL TEACH
ers' convention. Hair switches at great re-
dours, wigs and French toupees. Brazil 8
Hair Bazaar, 400 Nicolet.
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STOVE REPAIRS
HAIR DRESSING PARLORS

~~>-~~~~~~~>~~~~~>-~ ~~~~~~~~~>>~~~>~~~~
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT
Western Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin av.
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DAISY: COME HOME; ALL IS FORGIVEN.
Mother is waiting for you and wants to
help you. Answer at 80 w 2Sth st. Roi.
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TRUSTWORTHY BACHELOR, 4s, WOULD
like to correspond with a woman of Chris
tan character who possessed some means.
No agents need apply. Address 1927, Journal.
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800 CURES BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM,
strengthens the whole sexual system. Voege-
lis. Dilin's, Weinhods and West Hotel, SOC
and ST.
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WANTED-EVERY ONE TO WRITE THE
Journal circulation department and see how
to get an accident policy almost free.
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LOST AND FOUND

YOU WILL MISS 1T IF YOU DON'T GO ON
the Journal excursion next Friday, July IL
See large ad.
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LOST-FRTDAY EVENING, July 4, on
Lake Minnetonha, by Minnetonka clubhouse
coat containing bank book No, 1l36. Minnesota
Title Insurance and Trust Co. Finder please
return for reward notify Frank j. Drew,
care J. ". Thomas Co.
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BICYCLES

tires s. so; all work warranted; also large
storeroom.
Observation-Disclosures TO
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE HOUSE PAINT
ing for wheel or buggy. 3945, Journal. - =.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

N>~~-~~~>~>-N>~>>~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREAT SUMMER
clearing sale; pictures and framing pictures
at deep cut prices, including portrait frames,
room holdings, ovals 5000 new JacQuemnot
roses. IL 9th st S, near Hennepin. Estab-
lished 26 |ears
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USE BLANCHARD'S ECZEMA LOTION.
Free office treatments at 424 Nicollet. Sold az
drug stores. Write for free book on skin
diseases.
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FOR sALE-TO SETTLE UP AN ESTATE,
56o-acre farm, located in the heart of the
Red river valley, four miles northeast of Cas-
selton NJ D.; in high state of cultivation,
a growing crop and fine buildings For in
formation, apply to Clark c. Dalrymple, Kel7
so, N. D., or John S. Dalrymple, CassetoA
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STORES

f7~ STORES
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG.
FOR RENT-sTORES-WE COLLECT MORE
rents and have charge Of more business prop
erty, wholesale and retail, than any other
agent. Come in and consult our Mr.. Nc
Grory. Edmund G. Walton, 800 Henneptn ay.
FOR RENT-sEC0ND FLOOR, 22xlo0 FEET.
s14 NicoIlet av.
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GROCERY STORE FOR SALE VERY
cheap; good stock, good trade and best loca-
tion in twin cities Inquire at residence, 2S4O
ifv
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WELL-kNOWN NEW YORK ACTOR WILL
coach limited number of select pupils during
the summer and assist them to secure en-
gagements when competent. Terms reason
able. Address for interview, 1916, Journal.
PARTIES MOVING AND NEW COMERS
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PARTIES MOVING AND NEW COMERS
will please register new address over No.
3D. ST S. room 1.
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PERSONAL
WARNING.

DANCING CLASSES MONDAY EVENING,
with social following; buck and wing and pri-
vate by appointment. Holcomb's Academy, 43
Ath ST S.
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WANTED-FONEST PARTNER TO INVEST
5000; will make a good living; call at once.
ALP NicOllet av, room 20.
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LOST-SUNDAY, a LADY's DROWN POCK-
etbook containing a large sum Of money
Finder will receive a suitable reward by re-
turning same to 327 Temple Court.
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YOUR CHANCE-FbNE DRUG STORE IN
the city for sale, doing good business; part
cash down. balance on time; owner leaving
city. 1916 Journal.
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LOST-PARCEL OF BLACK SATIN. FIND
er please leave word at 2702 22d st for reward.
LOST-SATURDAY LAST LADY'S S
black crochet bag, trimmed with steel beads.
Finder will be rewarded if returned to 12 18th
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LOST-SMAIlL BLACK WATCH AND DULL
gold pin. Monday, near corner 14th and Chi
ca go av, OF Elliot park. Return for reward to
M Sessions. 922 Chicago aV.
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. Therefore, the Lord (Nature) will
smite with scab the crown Of the head;
that instead OF sweet smell there shall
be stink; and instead of.iwell set hair,
badness; and burning instead of beauty. -
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CLEAN GEN EiRAL STOCK, $4,000; TOWN
1900; rich country; best location in town big
business; goes at 70 cents on dollar; this is
great opportunity; you must be quick. Kurtz
man. Phoenix building
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10 ACRES, IMPROVED, FIVE MILES FROM
Lake Harriet. Splendid meadow; living
water WEI sell on easy terms. 1920, Jour-
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FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BUY
light manufacturing plant, business estab-
lshed and paying; other business requires all
\ CITY
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WANTED-EXPERIENC sALEsMEN TO
represent an old established lithographing,
printing, blank book and stationery mousse
Address the II. G. Razall Mfg. Co., as6 E
Wafer st Milwaukee. Wis. -.--.--. 8 = -:
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HEADQUARTERS OFFICE AND STORE
fixtures; three horsepower electric motor, two
large refrigerators, National cash register,
| coffee urns, counters, shelving, show cases,
scales, desks, chairs, safes, tables etc. 22S
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Anuario del ComerCio

Ell ANUARHO DEL COMERCEO
10 forman dos tOmos, encartonadcs en- tela
de mas de 500 paginas cada uno, com
prende:
1o-Parto ctictuI: La familia Real Mi
uisterioS, Cuerpos dIplomaticos, Con sejo de
Estado, Senado, Congreso, Academies, Uni
versidades, Institutes, etc, etc.-2 o-ITdtca-
dor de Madr d por apelidos, profesiones CO.
metoio industrias y GALES. 3?-E8pGtG
p0r pTovncias, partidos judiciaIes, ciudadeS
villas lugares lnCluyendo en- Cada u, o: :.
una description geogr4tiCa, hiStorca V esta-
disttca, con indication de las carterlas eSta-
clones de ferro- -Carriles telGgrafoS, ferfaS es-
tabecimientos de bahoS, Cfrculos, etc, 2 la
parte Official, y3o las pr0fes1OReS, c0merci0 &
tmduStriGs de tCdOS los puebl0s, con los nom
bres y apelidos de los que las ejercen. 4o
-ArGnceIe8 de GduGnaS de la Peninsula, o.
denadOs especialmente para esta publicaciGn.
Cuba, PuertO-RicO LsLaS F'tIipinh3 cen
suS administrations, COmerCio industrial
escritoS en- espanol ingdS. Go-E8tad0s
HtspanO anlerIcGR0s, divididos en- 1m6rgca
Central Costa Ric0, Guatemala, Honduras,
Nicaragua, H SaI0ador 9 R<poibljca Domini-
cana. .-Am6cica del Norte: M&rico-Am6rtca
del Sur: Bolivia CoLontbi0 ChaLo, Ecuador,
Paraguay, Ptru Repd6hca Argentira Uru-
quay, VenezueLa y Curacao 7S-Reino de
Portugal y 8uS cOEOnGGs 89.-Secci6n ErtrGn-
jera 9e-.Secci6T de amunctos, con indices.
1O-Indice general de todas las materias que
contiene ell AnuaFiO. Este fndice esta re-
dactado en- eSpahol, frances, aleman, inglGs
portugu6s-11 Indice geografco de Espana,
Ultramar, Estados Hispano americanos
Portugal. 12-Indice general.-PreeIO:5 SO
frances. franco de portes) Sc halIa de
venta en- la Liberia editorial de BAILLY-
BAILLIERE e HIJOS, Pjaza de Santa Ana
mum. TO- en- las prnCipales del mundo.
9V-l p. S.
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Tn hOnbre artificial.

E general Nicolls de Nuevs o..
leans, que hs perdido un ojo, IN bra
30 y una pisrn& en- 10 guerrs, CON.
servR todAvfa IN humor, amigo de
bromss, que dio por resultado la es.
ceua siguieute, en- nm hotel de Mobi
la.
)nducido 6 su habit&ci6n DOR
un negrito j1vSn, que era el camara.
ro, despues d 3 dejAr ID maletS yssoui.
tarse ell abrigo y ID levita, le dice el
general:
-V&ya, Sam, quit Ame L. pierna
Sam Sc queda &scmbrad0, sin
articul&r pala5rA.
-lC3mo es e7or mo sake qui.
tar una piernA? Ftjate Ahora y ve'
ras
Ell general se destornil!6 Il pier
M, 10 cual puso chi ladosAmente Gu
bierts con su m9di& negrA sobre IL
silla de al lAdo.
-Bueno, &hora que " has vi to
ESQ, qn15sme Ell brszb.
No, s. II VI, dice Sam, pa 10 de
to ror; y) nur CO he quitado brazos &
nadie g mi vida.
II Pues vAlie' to cRmR"eso ma han
dadO! Isl no hay NADIA mas faci, di
ce q gore a., qu'ta 1doke el brs 20 y
poni6 dole al lado de In p'ernA A.
to continUO Sc mete e1 Ia cams, y &
los pocos mon entos dice; Estk bue
no. Sc me olvi 1aba quitarm - los
Ojos, y sacaudo-e Ell ojo postizo, 10
coloc6 sobre Ia m mskiila de NO.
che.
Ssm, q;e Ie1o d. psv3r lbs re
t ocsdieado ha> t. Ia puerta sin atre-
verse a v)!ver la eepAlda III ter ib.e
hu6sp 3D. oyo que,'e de3ia con v z so,
nolients:
VAN IS, Sam, quftAme L. c&ba,
"a Sam peg6 un sAlto .hastl el pa
sillo, Sc precipi 8 escR,erA Rhajo y
no p&r6 hRsts ell fcio, dor : empe-
20 q respifsr =! vectec C SIS c'mpa-
1eros, q7iere le preguntaron que to
mis-,
-iE cAballero ese del ndmero
48 grlsA S m, que Sc eata hacien1o
pedEzos!
Al sigpignte ia, el terror d , Sam
era 10 diversion de toda To- ciu-
dad
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INFORMATION.

(Viscousin), JUNO 4. Un c'l6n
ha causadO terribles estragos on
gran parte del EstAdo de Wisconsin.
Los dAf1os m&tsriales son consiaera,
bles. Dfcese que des poblaciones de
los Alrededores de Lacrosse fueron
totAlmente destrui das, y que han
muerto vArias personas. @ imo los
pueblOs y cam pos, teatro del desas.
ire, est6n inundAdcs, las comunica
clones 50 interrumpieron.
o*o
CircnlArou rumores ell 8 del &C.
toal en- Trinidad de que ell volcGu
sPiraro Hill,S situRdo & cuarantA
millas de. Puerto Espana, daba ma.
nifsst&ciones de no comda &ctividAd.
Con tai motive RENO al alguna alar
ma.
A uoci6 nm kilograms de MIA
Al eDAily Mail,o que m iudividuo
dispar6 IN tiro de revolver nj Consul
de Russia en Squel1a ciudAd La bAlA
no TOGO al fancionsrio.
Is Ckmara de Diputados de Ca.
b~3 AS @SOAA AA@AS 81 " S00A SA N4aAt tA4O|
G. 0mez uoa pension de 5000 dollars
&nuales; y lA del Ssnado &prob6 Ia
lsy que fla en- $500 dollars anuales
los emolumentos de cada miembro
del Cougreso.
o~o
Ea Lembsrg, capital de 10 GAlit'
zia, AustriR hubo serios disturbios,
provo3Ados por Ia hue'gs de los al
bafiles. Cuerpos de Artillerfa y de
c&bAllerf@, enviadCs restablacer Ell
Ordep, fuer6n rscibidos s pedradAs.
En- vista de esta &ctitud, tuvieron
las tropAs que hac9r fusg0 contra
los huelguistAs
90
Coma t&ndo Ell t6rmino de lR
guerra boer dice Ell esTimes1S: Ella
prensa AlemNna, de acuerdo CON sps
tradiciones, Sc hR mostrAdo &gria Y
poca generos& en- sus iuicios sobre
la firmR de l& paz Entja = Alem&nia
que Ioglaterra hay& soportAdo, sin
dar el menor signo de debilidad. su
pesado fardo, y que estemOs hoy
mas fuertes y seamos mas respeta-
dos que cu8ndo emprendimos Ia Ia
cha.D. I'll peri6lfco londonense &pro'
vechS In ocasi6a para Rtscar duran
temente 8 los SlemRnes por l& acti,
tud que observAron durAnte IL gue-
IRA. Names SO hab1R visto q un per:6
dico de 10 import&noia del GTinee0
&t&car, como 10 ha hecho SITE, tan
ru1amente, & nm pueblo neutral.
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IARES,
de maestro Gorvesponsal

Jnnio 90. Ii poblaci6n no de-
n1era permltir que los revendedores
de frutas del Pals, vayan 6 IRs afne.
ras de 10 poblaci6n, a comprAr los
artlculos q efectcs que deben depo'
sltarse enl 10 plaza del Merc&do, pa
gAndo al Sefior Don Chilo Velez, re
matista della mismA, Ell derecho de
Venta Adem4s, los pobres tieuen
que satisf&cer mnchAs veces ell dobla
de 10 que vale m articulo, por com.
prarlo desagunda mano
El pan que So expsnde ahora les
excslsnte; In cArne, cArfsims; IL le
che, aguada, y los pl&tanos, { precio
de orc.
En- estos dias publicaremos aquf
ana hoja impresa, qua saldrG dos We
ces por semsna, con objsto de ocu ;
pArnos de cuanto pueda interasar 6
Lares y sus habitantes, que son
nusstros hermanos.
.o~o
Hoy Sc est&u vsrifcRudo los re-
mates de 10 carniceriA, &lumbr&do,
etc: que ve&n los nuevos encargados
de estcs servieios, la manerA de com
placer 81 pdolico, pues aqui se 7ive
en- tinieb!as y ls carne que SO despA'
cha a los pobres, es apr0p6sito para
aHmsnto da los parros. 81 consumi'
dor Aqaf, 10 psgA todo caro- y m alo.
Y ...' para terminsr: en- 10 sCA'
lie de Man z, (antes) Scale NuevA,D
existeu dos CAsas que exigen repa'
r&cio", los chiquillos tiran piedr&s q
los tejAdos de las vivisnd@s de los
vecinos ? los disgnstillos entire p aisa'
ncs y sntiguos amigos, menud san.
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y un mOO0lO 0SClus1VO 00 Ia casa con
su colchon superior por $6. Cana de
nifOs. SurtidO com pleto en- COLCHO-
NESy COLCHONETAS, ALFOMBRAS
de sala y cana. LAMPARAS para luz
electrical y gas. Cuadros de sala y
comedor. JAULAS, NEVERAS, BAIL
LAS de porcelana de corada. JUE-
Cos DE COPAS. Gu BIERTOS de chris
tofe y Rogers y todo 10 necesario pa
ra adOrnO de casa.
En- ABANICOS japoneses tenemos
especialidades y precios sin competen-
Cias.
Complete surtido en- articulos de
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA propias para
regalos.
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LinGa f6rfea del 0eSte.
ITlN II r A RIO.
Satidas de Bayam6n y Capital 81
mult6neamente.
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usados, en-
bueu estado, & 20 pesos el quint&l,
sc venden en- esta imprenta.
Tambi6u las caj&s p&1a ellos.
D..G ..w+.p4.a,
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Academia de mdSiC2.

Diez lustros de prkctic& no in
terrunpiaa en- todOs los ramos del
Divino Arte, incont&bles discfpulos
Va maestros, son gSrsntias sufcien
te { sAtiefAcer aun 81 mas exigen
te.
Don Jose Gotos ofrece sus como
Cimieutos & cuantos Sc dignen hon
rRrlo abriepdo so academic y con
especiAlidmd L. clase de c&nto, calle
de j. Cruz Is donde se recibir&r
avist 8 emps zsudo el / Q de Juni y
horAs cor patioles con los Colegio'
20 cinAs. 5U 10
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GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANOS

Constane sqrido de CAMAs COLCH0NES Gran vardad de
dos clases las tenmos tOda doradas de paes altos
americana los mismOs esto3 tenemos BANCAS
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HOraSade cOnsultas:
De l d 4 de la tarde los dfas la
borables.
De 4 a 6 los martes y viernes,
para los pobres.
Avisos para yisitas a domicilio;
en- la xFarmacia Patron
TEL EFONO N9-75. A. P,
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IIIIncreible VerdadIII


Unioa y verdadera OCCASION para g4star
bien 81 dinero en- regalos, cuyo valor sIpera
siempre as coste. Objetos de ORC de ley
garantizado 18 quilates) con hermosisinos y
esplendidos brillanteS, Quimicamente perfeo-
tos, de mas valor, por su constante esplendor
, limpieza, que los verdaderOs. Descomposi-
ci6n de luz, dureza, lapidacion perfeota, imi-
aCi6n mGrAvillosa.
5000 DOLLARS
20 regalan quien distinga estos brillantsS
Alaska de los legftimos.
Anillo para caballero orc brillante $1,000
Idem para i'd. (brillante muy
grueso) $4,000
Alfler, para id. 9 500
Anillo para sefora seforita i'd. id. 0 500
Pendientes (par) para sehoritas, id. id. 500
Idem para sonora, id. i'd. $1,000
Idem para i'd. (bri lantes
grueSos) $4,000
ldem para nihas (verdadero regalo) 500
Sc envian franco de todo g9sto por Cos
rrso en- cajibas oertifcadas deolarada mer-
cancfa; para toda Ia Isla de Puerto-Rico.
No Sc servir$ ning6n pedido que no ven
Banco, en- oarta oerti1oada 8 valor declarado.
EnvfeSe Ia medida de los anillos tom&n-
dola con IN hilo alrededor del dedo.
No Sc hacen descuentos; no Sc conCeden
representations nj SO envian Catalagos, dibu-
Jos nj muestras.-A todo comprador que no
SO conforme con la mercanofa Sc le devolver&
inmediatamente su importe.
Dirigirse al repreSentante general y dnic
de Ia "SOCIEDAD ORC Y BRILLANTES
LA-AlaskA, G. A. Buyas, Corso Ro-
mSn&is:18, Milan (talia).
, 1902-12-25

The present manager, rr NJ. Schwoob, arrived in Cody n succeeded H
K. Forbes, oct 1898. Since then the business has steadlv increased
growing to immense proportions. All lines of goods are handled and not
alone III local trade, but patrons whose residence is miles dis
tant, are carefully looked after and promptly catered to. The immense
establishment la received hundreds of compliments from visitors lar
OF Whom express surprise to find here full Pledged department store WITH
Ill ne eature prevalent with the big concern in the larqer cities 800.
The treasurer-manager has quilt up the most complete system for
promptly attending to the great volume of business transacte dwitho,
any confusion or delay, the different departments being under the sinner
vision OF competent persons, who fully understand and dscharoe III de-
Han made upon them. : /: ::
thath as contributed in no small way, to their gmt success The figures of enarperen%t m
building and np0yes at the eado tHa advertisements aboueei dmceft heamecm
the Efforts OF te firm have met with and for which they feel deeply grateful !T"n
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IN CONFERENCE.
PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN.

Secretary Root terminated nearly an
hours private conference with the presi-
dent. The secretary was I'm an optim,sttc
mood when he left the White House 10
said he could not communicate ANYTHING
further than that had been given 10 tho
press. but he did not hesitate 10 EXPRESS
his individual opinion TO the effect that
the prospects were bright for some "a tis
factory outcome to the negotiations in
stituted today. He thought that tho
strong point OF the situation was that for
the first time the conflicting elements had
been brought fairly face To face I'm the
bull ring as he expressed it-and they
were now In a position where II was in.
cumbent upon them 10 do something In
other words the ice had been broken he
tween the parties and he was hopefuI
that when then came together agair the
way would be paved for some sort OF n
compromise.
Secretary Moody dropped In 10 see the
president about noon. He STAYED. how
ever, but d few minutes and while he
stated that II was purely naval business
that brought him 10 the White House he
did not deny that he had acquainted him
self with the coal strike situation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-03
IN JUDGE WllBuR'S CnuRI

A non-sut was granted under rather
unusual circumstances In Judge wilbur's
court today. NJ wonogrand a Son some
time ago brought suit against the Carter
Rice Corporation company and claimed
that defendant company owed them a
balance OF $40 for old rags
The defendants said some OF the rags
were very poor quality and wanted a
reduction. When the case was called
counsel for the plaintiffs asked for n
postponement saying this was one OF the
days that Hebrews could not work or take
part In court proceedings. Counsel on
the other side said they had been put
10 great expense IN bringing down Wit
nesses from Boston.
Judge Wilbur did not think the excuse
offered for delay was n valid one The
defendants' rights had To be consulted
and the plaintiff should have thought OF
the religious obstacles when he assigned
the case.
His honor granted a non-suit. one 81
the plaintiffs started up as n 20 remon-
strate with Judge Wilbur, but later
changed his mind and left the court
room.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-03

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-03
CHILD'S
NECK
BROKEN
John J. Duffy, Mere Babe,
Climbed Upon Wheel Of Ice
Cart and Was Crushed.

A little bit of tot. John j. Duffy, one
year and nine months old, met with in
slant death on West Park street at 10
o'clock this morning.
An ice cart belonging to Mcleod q
Herring, and In the charge OF Emory
Lippitt, was on that street, making house
to house stops.
While Lippitt was making a delivery
the boy climbed upon one Of the wagon
wheels.
AS he was about TO reach out TO get
piece or ice the horse started up.
The child was carried over by the revo-
luton OF the wheel and fell so that the
rim OF 1t passed over his neck, causing
Instant death.
Medical Examiner Perkins found that
death had resulted from a broken neck
The boys parents, James and Kate
Duffy, reside at Al Calais street