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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Fuerzas que Sc pierden

CON asts tftuIo pubIie& nuaaGro s1tlmAdo
eolBgA La Correspondence nm @usit0, que,
Runona no debsmoS maternos an intsnei0naa
nmboSAdaA, noH FeaultR una silustR gr66ea de
eieEb0 propBgRndisaa, que de cuRndo on cuRn-
do ap@rsesr como Cristo, prsdieAnd3 Ia S1uenA
nuavR,D psRo que OH cu&nto &rreeiR el tempo
rAl, ne eseonds en- eli Yunqua en- eI OIivate
VeAHs In pintnrA gus hAca sl colsgt:
GHombreH hay qua pratsndsn Rparsesr in
RospaGhAbleE, ealosos de 90 prHstiglo de pRtEio-
tAst y, ain smbsrg1, apaEsnt&ndo taiss AesItu-
des, sonr ni mRs nj msnoa, homoKes sin con
welcomes, de los euAIss no pusds sspsrAF nada
I'm tisrrA que lee vic nResr.
No dan suE aetos In indepsndaneia de los
gus, amanda nm IDEAL AGbsn, por dtt tanderls,
AHPRHaraF todos los FevssaS hRcer frsnts
4odoa Ios psiigros.
GrG7ldeS pGtTt0sds en- teoT8G, 80 &cobArdAn
" daaartRn euAndo llega el momanto de demos
BE&T pscho dsHeublerto v con lA ffsnts alta
que So dabsn La pRtriS, n6 dada In GLtt1rd d.
EuB lucuhFaeioass dulSonaH " de suH privA Ativos
eomodamisntoB, Blno dssde IA Altura lie he
eh3s tRBgiblaH, que reyssn en los hombrsH Ca
E& stsr sin doblsS v hemeEa en- los principles.
Peocsdsn Riemprs, anvolvlsndo an condus.
On sn In Esmi-obscuEidad de IN convsncion&
ltsmn eorruptoP.
M son sSos hombFsa cApaesB de insplFAr
GonA&nEs nadis que de Fseso iuHto 90 pre-
Eis, poFq AZ euRndo SO dsGsnds unR IDEA y Inc.
40 do ssn Id BA def IN Ida con esloF, Sc RpAF-
bAn, daspueH dc habsrlA dado relieves mRguf
heoil eusndo 40 hAcs es1, pFscIs& menbs On al
monsnto ca qqs squalIs idsa ravsls 81 sugua-
IN RfAndsRA In justiaeRdA devotion que la
Klndsn los que no tGmen sl snoio do ceaRrss ds
hRERo euRndo de Rquel nodo so prossds, quadA
pAlmaFtamsnta dGmostEAd0 que NO Sc 6s hom.
bra de sonvieeiones, nj patricia, nj Eseto, nj
juAto,S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
El confiicto yenezoIano


Apoyo
El pFsaidsnts Castro AhFiga In conviction
de oas In 0AncillelfA veneEolans, medfRnta oil
apoyO amiasoao de los EstAdoa Unidos b Espa-
hal soiueionsr6 paefacamants eli conf eto qus
AmenSSA la scbsrALfA de In Fsphbliea. Cree al
propio tiampo que sn eortos pI&xos pagRrA el
ampf&sait0 RlemRn sAtiafGE& las rseIsmkcio-
nsa iBRlsa&E. nj Rntes ds faAlixRr ell an con
aolidA in Pas del pals.
Dudas
TAnto AamAniA como Ing latsFTA dudan
ds que oil pEssidsnts Castro pusda cumpIir los
eomprontaoB cue honEadAmsnse eonsrAiga en-
ia &etuAitdad.
JPor qu62
Sc flndAn en- que lua rsvoucionarioa do
minRn una gran pRrss dsl tsrFitoFio de lk rep
Ih 7lica eontiLLan reeiblsRdo mnnicionea del
axsTRpiaTo, con a. I'm de YagoncsnaFArse nue.
vamente sntrs Aragua CaERbobo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
JuiCios por Jurados

E1 ell pr6ximo mas 80 eelsbrar&n sntrs
obKos ios slgaIents tufefos por 1uRRaoB.
U1o, contra FF&neiseo R&miTex ApAfa,
DOR humteidio fruatEAdo
0Iro, contra Lorsnzo kaTtinex RamiFss
DOR seometimfanac
Olro contra NicoIasA TsxidoE, poE homi-
eidio.
T1dos los psrasguidos iudicialmsnts, son
vseinos &c CAbo Roto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
= one 81 ale .

EhlA TINA Bssi6n del oonSsto EIseuuvu
R@ nom mbFaFon los slgutsnteH eonesialsE
Para Ponce, Nsmssto Ventura Jose Mo-
rfa pmrR CoAmo, C'otilda Aponts, Pedro La-
fmhra GHiIisFmo DfsE para YAueo, Miguel
MarIRnf, F6 liz RodriRusSy Francisco An1oF-
ptnrpf; pmrA laaa DiRS, EapAFt2no Frances
EN- " Rafael E. VszqueAi para Agukda, Ven
snra Fornat JoSe MLfIiS para IlahslR, Juan
C. Mon elnvR Pedro Mnnaerrat para Mo
rows, Jore Sklome jose nignsl Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
/. Zeno y KuinIam
COmRfsiOnlsfR
TslegrAfo <zUNKA,. Box $50.
Codigo =. B. O..

TslegrRf0 <zURKAo. ......... Box $50.
C6digo =. B. O.,
24-Tetukn-24 San Juan, Puerto Rico,
EN LOS HERMOSOs pRatos do maIofllla
yarba da guinea do In hacienda sSan Isido-
roo de Patillass % tomA ganado Guido
rartir utiIidadss. 4,
ToDoS.-La AGENoIA COLONIAL.
Apartado 422, Oaeina Allen 10, San Juan p r
Sc hRca cargo dc todo ancargo, eomiaf6n, in
farms, eonaignsei6n, eompra-venta, amharous
&, & LIE enssnan III. si 10 dassa . aserf-
Dir en Ia mag uina de eseribIr sJswstt@ nna
cArt2 smpIeando oINCO eolorss distintos :
ainta. =,
CERTIFIOADos o BONos da d6bito. da
Ayuntamtsnsos.-co vanta.-oonrado
PaIhu.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
HOTEL ITALIANO REFORMADO.-ot.
30 treats In PiaxA Principal con viaaa
area eatiss Unfeo en- al elAaa. Hosredafa
diario so Arseito. Pho. Rico.
AMERICO MARIN - Ofrees nuavsmenaa
81 I'd 61iieo IN AGENcIA DE NEGOcIOs Y
COMISIONES.
Pones, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Ell CatoIicismO en- Gales

N1s diesn de Gales, qua Anf dscks mucho
oil e&1oIeismo.
Ei earA dc RImas, caIabPA misaa con regu-
IaridAd paro no obaaante, ell ensuBiasmo rel
gioao 20 anfrfA viaiblements. A yaeas no % van
stneo psrsonRs en- ell temple.
HAsta In congregation do hijRs do Maria
que 10 oonatituy6 ha POGO sn Aque pueblo, no
6k atfIAlsa dc vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Hotel camuyano

Situado en- Ia calle principal, Sc ofrecen
frescas c6modas habit8ciones, mesa exec
lente, servicio esmerado, se admtten abonos
por mensualidsdes, todo precios m6dicoa.
Camuy, Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO CASTILLO. PrDplstArto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
Tot1 0d -
Il DEOCRACIA


L.amamos In atsnei6n De Ia poiefa sobrs
81 constants alboroto de- slgunoa ehiquillos
que ror las nochss 80 dan CHA en- II ssqnina
Do In casa que oeupa s1 eorreo.
Al prasidiario Pedro ointr6n Ne ls paaa 81
manic0mfo por haIIarse dsmenta.
Castor Arroyo viesnta Rios, maehates
dos hace POGO an 81 b8rrio SFfonfonss de Ga
lea, meioFAn de sus hsridas.
La ssnorita Mnsgros Bsnss, ssaG noubra-
dA professors de IL sseusla nocturns dc Csysy.
Tipoa ds cambio:
Londrss..... vista 3 s4.ss s81
go div 81 s5
n.v-Yor1. ,I..s 90 DIV 1.s.,,so 5'plg ?, :
Paris, vista sH p.3 o
HRmburgo, Id pS
Eapanas DIV 273z p.
AIN no han rscibido aus honorarlou los
nos de Oiales.
Por robarss cuasro piesss do brones. h
aldo prsso On ID capita, R'fael Santos.
Acusado dc aassinato irgres6 aysr On 10
cSrcsl de Hnmacao, uno de los turbulantos
que tom6 pRgts an los tristes sucssos de
Agosto.
IA falleeido en- el manicomto In aiisnada
Juana Arroyo HsrnRndes, hiia d. Rio PisdrRs.
E vecino Ramon Diappa, nos dice que e.
% federal qutsrs qua eonsts en- LA DEMO.
CRAcIA. poIqus hay qutsn duda do que 10 aaa.
Para @uR@P IN EceRPH@dO
an IN dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAG-
TES DE BR0MO-QUTHINA. I'll botiearto
10 dsvolvera el dinero ii no 80 eura. L. frma
Do 9. W. GROVE 70 halla IN eada caji1a.
-SQUEREIS E1ONOMISARp puea SOM
prem = sus hiioa sI cAlsade do La Mayagns.
zAnA.-San Juan, San Justo II.
LEOhOIO BARREIR0
oiruiano dentists. Ofrs- -
CO aus sarvicios NJ p6bli-
so. OalIs Dc Ruix Belvis. Is -
Oaguass Pto-Riso. S4A k8A4
Jose 6. del ValLs (EortaIega 71.e-Oa-
eiRas para IL gsati6n dc asuntoa administrati.
vos - aocos los centres oncfaIas.
MANGAs Y cAPIRoTEs. versou do Luia
Rodrigusz Cabrera. De vsnsa en- Ii ealls do
Ii Fortaissa no. s2s Al prseio do % eantavos al
aiamplaR.
<LA BORINQUENDs Targa & CO No.s-
olvtdar qua esS& casa Q Il MAS barato que
venda que sonssantsme anita introduces nusvas
mare&nelsa Aralculos ds Alta novadAd. Via
- bAss Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
a & - G = 3 Q

- drian Padilla. Eel Colmadito" Com
Rpleto surtido de efectos del ramp.
servicio de lunohs 7 banquetes. Precios
limitadfsimos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

kuix. Representado por Luis Ri
: = gual. Comeroiante en- toda olase de
pfovlslones frutos del pals. Tabaoos le.
gltimos de 1ayuya. Gale Pixarro eeoui
N cristobai eolon,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

1ose Clivilles. Sci Globes Ferreterfs
S.y quincalla. Casa fundada en- 1857
Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

Hran Dep6sito de oalxado de Arturo z.
- Dfaz y CO Artfculoa para caballeros.
Medias, corbatas, parsguas. Artfculos de
vla1e. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

L.amsmoa In atanef6n de ID poiefa sobrs
81 constanaa alboroto de slgunoa ehiquilsos
ne ror is nochss - dan cits en- Ii ssqnina
do In easa que oeupa el correo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

Al prasidIarIo Pedro ointr6n as 10 pAsa 81
por hallarss dsments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

You first take cold, then you cough. Then you have a doctor. He says it's bron- chitis, and he orders Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It is his favorite prescription for colds and coughs. If he knows of anything better, tell him to give 1t to you.
 "I had a very severe cough for many weeks. Nothing relieved me until l tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral: This rapidly and entirely cured me:
 j. J. Hargrave, New York City. zss., soe, SIOO. JIG. AVER CO.,. Lowell. Mass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19
A STORY OF HOSPITALITY.

Sir you are very welcome to our house; It must appear in other ways than words, Therefore. I scant this breathing cour-
 tesy.''
 The generally prevailing opinion that the people of the Southern States are more given to genuine hospitality than are the citizens of some other sections of our common country has, possibly, a solid basis upon which to rest. It is, probably, true that the average South erner is never so well pleased as when dividing his loaf with some friend or chance caller. Commercialism, that inn pulse for measuring every thing bya dol lar and cents guage c'Trade," as Sidney Lanier calls it) has not taken such firm hold on We of Dixie. That there is a sound economic reason for this condition. which seems to clearly differentiate the people of the sections, is doubtless true, but We are not considering the why, It Is enough to suggest that the same causes which produce a given effect in the South would result similarly in any other sec ton of the United States. Illustrative of the point sought to be made is the fol-
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

( Continued on Page 2o.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

Mrs. l.. c. Foster IS seeking to Induce every club to take up the subject.
 *The first young lady in Arkansas who was honored with the Dread scholarship was Miss Christine Sanders of Helena. daughter of Matthew Sanders Ga graduate of the State University at Tuscaloosa) and niece of Dr. William Sanders, State Health Officer. and of the brilliant young Confederate Brigadier General of that name, who gave his life to the South
 Miss Sanders Is now teacher of De- mostic Science in St. Louis school, and associated with her is Miss Mabel Ward of Mississippi, another Dread graduate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

In the report of Mrs. F. B. Bates of Cranford, we find that even here where one would infer the existence of inti- macy with the subject, great stress is laid on the usefulness of the lecturer and professional teacher. She mentions one club which lays aside all it's dues to engage lecturers on this matter of House. hold Economies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

mdTyIdnQ'
 Mrs. M. II. Abel of Baltimore reports of the Household Economies department of the Arundel Club of Baltimore earnest study among themselves, and presenta- ton by them of the subject to other clubs, public lectures secured by their efforts and the organization of the Housekeep- CTS Alliance who employ teachers for girls and women and who are about to found scholarship in the Boston School with the Farmers Institutes and some of them have successfully taught cooking classes in several Working Girls Clubs It is found by these pHrposeful women that far less Is accomplished with papers and talks by themselves, than by the employment of a teacher thoroughly in- formed and personally directed the work
 Mississippi.
 Mrs. E. Martin of Vicksburg found her desire to put this subject before the clubs thwarted by conditions brought about by the absenteeism consequent upon a yellow fever epidemic. She hopes for more favorable circumstances another year.
 Missouri.
 The report of Mrs M H. Lacy of Old Orchard is so condensed. so packed with facts and suggestions that it's full text would be a treasure to every Alabama Club Woman. Firmly does she believe in public lectures on this subject urging as one reason that realization of a need ever precedes the effort to supply that
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-30
FARM LANDS

100000 ACRES. KIDDER, COUNTY. N. D.,
the best place now to buy land on specula-
township. Raft, Bank Of Commerce.
BUY A THREE-ACRE FARM, WITH BEAU
tiful lake frontage; FIVE minutes drive from
Aitkin. None nicer in the state. B. NJ
Hungerford Aitkin, MINI.
2s6 ACRES Plated, IMPLANTED AND
cultivated farm land within sard adjacent to
the limits of thrifty incorporated town GU
one Of the great transcontinen railroads in
central Minnesota; is offered at very. low
figures for a short time only; for cash buyers
only. Apply to ASP, Journal.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-L1FE OF T. DE WITT TALMAGE;
most superb edition by Rev. John Rusk
with eulogy by Frank De Witt Talnage. D. D.:
the authorship guarantee OF Its authenticity,
sold lower than any other edition. vet most
magnificent in its construction: nearly 500
pages, beautifully illustrated; highest COM
missions paid; work for the biggest house in
the world; send without delav Is cents in
stamps for complete outfit. prospectus, etc
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION TOMORROW.
Thursday, 10 a. m. Iron and oak beds, mat
tresses, white suite, easel. couches, rugs,
marble-top table, Office table, chandeliers,
clocks, opera glasses, rockers, extension table,
lace curtains, shades, rugs, stoves, refriger-
ator. etc. Also light wagon, harness, robes
(wolf, buffalo, wool, etc., lawn mower hose
pipe, grindstone, wbeelbarrow, shovels, canoe,
oars, etc 1908 Colfax av S.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FREE "FoR SALE, CARDS 10 THOSE
call for them when you leave your ad.
WOODBURY., S1.75 TO s2.75; FACTORY
Wood, y 70 80 per cord plymouth tn, L ~
Co. lumber EXchanse. Phone' ~ JS,
! BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE AND REPAIR
MAX A. KOHEN, 327, WASHINGTON Az S.
WATCHES CLEANED s.. malnsprlngs Sl,war-
ranted year. Fisk's, II s Wash. Nc. House.
PLANET, JR,," GARDEN sEEDERs AND
cultlyators; garden and field seeds.
j. II. Smith, Hardware, "a Hennepin ay.
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
square timber, doors, windows and brick; buy
now and save 10 to y. l4oO sth st s:
JEWETT typewriters, best ever; all makes
rented, SOLD; get plrlces. Webb, 237 Hennepln.
SODA FOUNTAINS, good as new, very cheap.
Mpls. Soda Fountain Co., OIL Marshall st NE.
all work guaranteed. IS 9Th st S.
IS Fur A 1Ox12 WALL TENT.
BUY AWNINGS AND AVOID THE RUSH.
AN TENT AND AWNING CO., l2a LIST AV N.
rs GOOD PAWNED BICYCLES for sale cheap.
Security Loan Office, los WASHINGTON ay S:
WANTEp-E EVERYBODY TO STOP. AT THE
and cigars; cyclists, rest here while we repair
your wheel. A. +. Green, Mgr.
FOR >SALE-ROW BOATS. ALL KINDS AT
moderate prices 1929 4th av S.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
--Parlor suit, brass beds, box springs and
hair mattresses; massive golden oak dining
set; library Turkish chairs, couch and rock
ers in leather; dressers IN mahogany and oak;
Davenport, large mahogany, hney carved;
leather pieces, rugs, curtains, pictures, mir
roTs also upright piano. Goods are new and
must be seen to be appreciated. Will sell
separate. Call any time. ll03 9th av S.
90
8 IIoLTzERMANN's CHICAGO STORE g
g co.. g
e 417-425 Cedar av, Minneapolis. e
q Sell only healthy bedding, made in our q
q own factory and every piece made by g
g hand. g
g Excelsior handmade mattresses, all 8.
60 sizes, SIPS g
g Cotton top all handmade mattress 81
ts es,, all sizes, S1.9S. 81
Is Cotton combination hand made mat &
g tresses, all sizes, 1925. Only pure 81
Is white cotton filling used. 81
IS We make to order and carry in stock g
90 palm leaf, moss and all kinds of hair 81
- mattresses in any size or shape, one, &
% two or three parts; goods delivered to 81
g all parts of Minneapolis and vicinity. "a
6 q
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FURNISHED HOUSES

5-FURNIsHED MODERN HOUSE ON
yndale av n, near odd. This is cheap. Lau-
Tdale C Co., Temple Court.
Or RENT FOR THE SUMMER, MY FUR
shed home on Ridgewood av. Apply ]. F.
,nklin, lis Temple Court. ...
')R RENT-MODERN HOUSE. FURNISHED
mplete; eight rooms and BATH May / to
pit. l. T. G. phone, 6045. Address 722
av Sc, .. .
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FOR RENT-FIVE NICE ROOMS IN DE-
tached house; nice location; no children. APP
ply at once, 1922 1st S.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHE FRONT ROOM
and alcove; modern house 70 Spruce place.
TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, WITH AL
cove and three large closets: suitable for
light housekeeping. Call 100 E 18th st.
Five PLEASANT ROOMS. UPSTAIRS. CITY
water; GOT 9th st S; IS. Edwards & Brew
ster, S03 Guaranty Loan.
FOR RENT--SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS, ON
ground floor; modern except heat: gas fix
lures good cellar; detached house. ia E
18th st. c. G.. Lester, Century building.
FOUR ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, AND
basement: city water; 1928 E Franklin av; 81
month; keys downstairs. Tappan, 1904 Guar
anty building.
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FOR REM
UNFINISHED HOUSES


FREE FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sur5 and
call for them when you leave the ad.
HOUSES AND MINNEToZKAT COTTAGES
=. Edmund G. Walton. 800 Hennepin av
FOR RENTING 8 aud l2-room dwelling
houses. Inquire at cor of nth and Nicollet av.
2l6 UNIVERSITY Az Sc, SEVEN ROOMS,
city water, ST.
1919 1919 Chicago nine rooms. city water. $50
1905 Clinton av, seven rooms, city water, Sl5.
George Odlum, 800 Phoenix building.
FOR RENT-A GOOD MODERN HOUSE
we'll located, nine rooms, nee yard, with
trees: SS5. o. w, Wells, sos Phoenix
Observation-Disclosures ,:aocaooc,oooo
MORTGAGES TI REli. F Rsps;,r INVEST.
MENTS.
Andrug Building.
30 CEDAR Lake road. 7-room house,
clStGrn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SlU.Ol
1909 w 2Sth st, 6-room house, cistern.. Il, 90
2521 Dupont s. s-room house.
a2tS Chicago az, S-room house, furnace
and bath ,....,,..........,....... 1000
sos II 33d ST, S-roonl house, modern. -. 20. 90
ll0 Oakland av, s-room house. modern. POO
2623 Chicago av, Groom house modern. q. 90
ao52 Oakland aY, Groom house modern. %. 90
1884 Oakland av, Groom house. modern. $500
416 25th st, 6room house, moderu.,, 25.OG
$40 E oath st. 7-rCom house modern. ... % 90
li2o Vine Place, T-room house. modern. $3.50
2ll6 Knapp st, broom house modern. 30,
V6l2 Nicolet av, S-r0om house. modern. 80. %
Gs0l University aY Sc. Broom house,
modern, furnished ....,...........,. $500
2205 Grand av. Groom house. modern,
now ......................... 50 90
2o16 Sd s, S-room house ....,.......... 81, 90
3 E 25th st, Groom house. steam heat s.. 90
15l2 Laurel av. n-room house. steam
heat ................ 81. 90
25th st, 9-room house, steam heat 5000
u 18th st s, 1l-room house, hot water
heat Observation-Disclosures. 81. 90
FLATS.
252 Cd S, three front rooms, city
water Observation-Disclosures. 800
1923 Laurel av, 6-room flat, modern. 80. 80. co
10 Laurel av. 7room nat. modern,
steam heat ....................... SO 90
9Th av S and oath ST. fiat, modern. ....... o0. 90
Flat in Oaklands. 213-215 9th st S. furnished.
For particulars apply at office.
STORES.
stu Sd S. store 2QX50. Observation-Disclosures. 100
523 Cedar av, store 25x5O. ................ 300
Sl2 Hennepin av, large store and base
oao:t a5c i, t.ooo = 5|e'S,
FOR RENT-FOUR-R ROOM COTTAGE NF.A r
Lake Harriet Cistern water screened porch
can be lived in during winter. Call at 1900
Vincent av S.
EtGHT-ROOM HOUSE AT 1918 9Th Av S;
city water, wet sink good stable A. w. Carl
ton. first floor N y Life building.
eee 0 o Q o 0 o . . 0 o Q Q Q o 0 o o o @ Q
DAVID y I0NlENS g.
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house, fine cellar, we'll, etc. A great bar
8. F. LAMBERT, 1923 GUARANTY BLDG.
ST. 400--A SNAP FOR TEN 1DAYS;1n ROOMS,
large lot would rent for $2s;. inside Of Lake
st; title insurance on it for $4,000; eighth:
ward. Come qiuck if you want it. Lau-
derdale & Co.. Temple Court.
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WANT ADS ON PAGES Is and Is
FOR RENT
FURNISHED RooMs-Continued.

FURNISHED ROOMS-COntinued.
ELEGANT EAST FRONT ROOM, FUR
nlshed or unturnlshed, bath, gas; central.
Call evenings No. Us Spruce place.
or two in private family; modern house; ten
minutes walk from library. 134 Lyndae
av n. corner Hawthorn
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, CHEAP; Also
one small room, S. $ 10th st n.
FOR RENT-PLEASANT SINGLE ROOM
modern detached house; S. per month 42s
It'll st S. s-,
TWO NICELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOMS
with gas and bath 81 to So 60 10th st S, be-
tween Nico!et and Mary place.
THREE FURNISHED, SECOND FLOOR.
for light housekeeping; no children 252i
bloomington e..
LARGE PLEASANT FRONT ALCOVE OR
vate family; also barn for rent, Inquire 1903
Clinton av.
THOROUGHLY FIRST CLASS UP-TO- DATE
in every way at very low rates. The Alson-
Quln 3l6-21S I'd aV S.
two CONNECTING ROOMS FURNISHED,
tor light housekeeping: no. children; other
ICONS; modern house. 4S 18th st s..
NICE ROOM, NEWLY FURNISHED, NEAR
center CT city; spring water, bath, ETC.; suit
able for two persons. ~ 18th st 5.
UNFINISHED ROOMS
LOCAllON III bESl-fLEASANI RUINS,
heated, lighted and cared for. The Landour,
52V12 NicolleL av ."
THREE LARGE COOL ROOMS ON FIRST
door in modern house, suitable for house
keeping; fine location; call at once; no Chill
dren; possession given May l. 1908 Pleasant
av near Franklin Telephone, n W., South
ST il.
FOR RENT, UNPUBLISHED ROOM, MOD
ern. Apply io6 E 18th st.
FOR RENT, MODERN" -UNFURNISHED
rooms. upstairs. in. private house; no chill
dren. 1904 Is. s. .s.z@es.>
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FOR LOTS Al LINDEN HILLS, ssT. AN
thony Park, Walton Park. CT for bargains
6. Walton, 800 Hennepin av.
ROSE HtL1l-Largest nursery near twin
to all parts Of country. Call or send for
catalogue. Take Como-Harriet car to Belt
Line II. r., walk north on X. r. one block,
turn to rignt-two blocks to nursery.
NORTHEAST LOTS FOR SALE AT REA-
sonablee prices. Terms to suit purchasers L.
P. & F. B. Chute, Chute block sos Central av.
GOOD PROPERTY FOR HOMESaIN SOUTH
east, reasonable. L. P. g. F. B. Chute, Chute
block, S0o Central av
THERE IS NO DETER INVESTMENT IN
street in AitKin, MINI. they viii be sold at
auction, Saturday, May 10. 3. NJ Hunger
GROVELAND. .AV RESIDENCE SITE FOR
SALE AT Low FIGURE. IF YOU" ARE
e96TEM Wd44 RHdLPING LET Us
Realty aM Co. 5d5 oNFInA FIT DING UNION
LOT AND ONE-HALF, ON 1st Av S, INSIDE
s6th st: Price only $3.50. Fine place to build
and about half value. Pitcher. Bank Com
merce
81, 50o-LoWRY HILL LOT, 50x135 FEET;
WELL LOCATED; ZINE VIEW; CHEAP.
UNION REALTY CO., sos ONEIDA, BLDG.
$50 FEET NICOLLET AV FRONTAGE, AT
| $l00 per foot; sure to increase in value H. e.
Ladd, Andrus building.
LAUDERpALE & 60, TEMPLE COURT.
sS00-Corner Fremont and Dist av N. $3.50
Stevens av near 9th st. S600-Near North
Side high school, $450-111a-acre lots, near
locality beautiful view, overlooking Twin
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Rec FOR RENT OR FURNISHED
.oom'' cards for thisc advertising under this
cad. Re sure and call for them when leav-
ug the ad.
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FOR SALE = ALL MODERN y HOUSE,
eighth ward: furnace, bath, porcelain tub,
open plumbing, hardwood finish, parquet
| floors; nice mantel and crate; come in and
see how cheap will sell; it is big bargain
| If looking for house you can't do better. Nc
| Quade 712 Northwestern block