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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-02

train between New York and Chicago,
over the Pennsylvania railroad and the
Fort Wayne, will be oredred within a
few days. Freight congestion is the
cause for this action.
This movement will have it's effect in
Minneapolis and it is expected that the
flour mills will not have to shut down
because of inability to send out the pro-
duct. o.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-02
JUST FISHING
The German Officers Say They Were
Not Taking Soundings.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. -
New York, Feb. 2.--The liner Moltkt
has reached port after twenty two days
West Indian cruise, with 243 passengers
Altogether the Moltke steamed over 5000
miles. Aboard the steamer were six Ger
man army officers who had been desig
mated by Emperor William as guests o
the Hamburg American line. When tn
Moltke was anchored in the harbor a
ing, and an enterprising newspaper cor
respondent cabled that they were taking
soundings in the harbor.
| When the story was shown to the Of
| ficers on the arrival of the Moltke the.
laughed. .--.... "' ss7 - ..'.'
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NEW YORK no CHICAGO I'M TEN HOURS.

New York, Feb. 2.--.From New York to Chi
cago in ten hours,' Is the aim Of the builders Of
Wonderful electric car planned to run $50 miles
an hour BY the third rail system The first
OF the huge motors is now being installed in
:E,izabeth into cars that will give Chicago and
Aurora, ILL., the fastest suburban service in the
world. 1t is predicted that the time is now
close at hand when the twenty hour flyers to
Chicago will be considered commonplace beside
these new space questioning cars
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-02
r. i. SHOP CONSOLIDATION
Cedar Rapids Protest Not Likely to In.
- terrupt Moline Work.

terrupt Moline Work VI
Notwithstanding the protest Of Cedar
Rapids jobbers it is probable that the
consolidation Of the Rock Island shops
near Moline will go on. This will re-
move from Cedar Rapids and other cities
the present shops. The statement was
given out semi-officially that the change
would be made, but the Cedar Rapids
merchants were hopeful that the story
was false, because additions to the shops
in that city had been already staked out.
"A large. tract Of land is being secured
near Moline, the central portion of the
Rock Island system.
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Chicago-After a chase of three years. which
extended through several states from the Atlantic
Kuhn was arrested yesterday in New York city
for huge swindling operations in this city. The
frauds, it is said, aggregate $50,OO00 0O There
are several indictments against Kuhn for forgery
larceny and swindlng.
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GENERAL HOWARD LOSES pocKErBoox.

General o. o. Howard, retired army officer,
who Is we'll known throughout the United States
for his activity in Christian work. was in st.
Paul Yesterday on his way to the Pacific coast,
where he will attend normal school convention
at Whatcom. Wash. In St. Paul he lost his
lars IN cash. several valuable private papers.
The pocketbook has his name in it, and he hopes
that it will lbe returned to him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-02

f.phiadelphia movement is now on foot
asnong the $4,000 Poles of this city to collect
voluntary assessment from every man. woman
and child of the of ] cent month for the
benefit of their less favored brethren abroad.
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CHILD,s BODY FouND.

The body of babe found lying at the
foot of the bluffs near Bohemian flats St panl
Yesterday. The body was wrapped In a -four
sack and large dog was playing with it. Ii
was removed to the county morgue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-02
LOSS OF $4,000 BY FIRE

Street Is Partially De-
stroyed.
The four story building at First avenue
N and Second street, owned by the North
western Mutual Life Insurance company
of Milwaukee, was damaged by fire Satur-
day evening to the extent of $4,000. The
loss is fully covered by Insurance. The
Diamond Publishing company sustained
the heaviest loss-about $2,50O-much of
their stock being damaged by water The
Bates-Kendall Overall Manufacturing
company lost $500; F. P. Scott, commits
sion company, $500, and the Carbonic Acid
Manufacturing company, $1,000. The orr
gin Of the fire is unknown.
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Why Russia Doesn't Help.

Russia, explains DR.. Sorsen, does not
help, because the czar's people already
have two other famines on their hands
one In Central Russia and one in ST.
IBERIA.
i DR.. sorsen will address the famine re-
lief meeting at the courthouse this even
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
CHAPTER XIX.
q, A Figure in the MOONLIGHT,

Experiencing no further inconven-
tenee. than the ordinary vicissitudes of
Itravel1ng without litter or cavalcade.
several days Of wandering slowly
passed. Few people they met, and
those,-for the most part, various types
OF Vagabonds and nomads; some wild
and savage, roaming like beasts from
place to place; others, harmless, mere
bedraggled birds Of passage. In this
latter class were the vagrant-enter-
tanners, with dancing rooster or sing
ing dog, who stopped at every peas,
ants door. To the shrill piping Of the
hageolet, these merry stragglers added
q step Of their own, and won a crust
for themselves, a bone for the dog or
q handful Of grain for the performing
fowl. r -"
In those days when court ladies
rode In carved and gilded coaches and
tne1r escorts on horses covered with
appearance Of the jestress
calculated to attract especial attention
from the yokels and honest
peasantry; altho their steeds, notwith-,
standing their unpretentious housings.
might still excite the cupidity of high
way rogues. AS it mininized their
risk from this latter class, the young
glrl was content to wear the cap of the
jestress, piquant1y perched upon her
dark eurls, thereby suggesting an in
definable affinity with vagrancy and
the ltinerant fraternity
Notonly had she donned the symbol
of her office, but she endeavored to act
upon It,, accepting the sweet with the
sour, with ever a jest at discomfort
and concealing WEAKNESS with a smile.
Often the fool wondered at her en-
durance and her calm courage in the
face Of peril, for altho they met with
no misadventures, each day seemed
fraught with Jeopardy. Perhaps It
was fortunate their attire, somewhat
travel-stained, appeared better suited
to the character Of poor, migratory
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THE OPERATORS STORY.
De Molay -Four.

HE story opens on Bob
Duffy. Bob. right from
the start, was what call
a good-looker, and, being
IL the Oldest boy, he had
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TOO MUCH DOING,

Chicago News.
Actor-say, can't play all three OF the
parts you have assigned me in this drama
Manager-Why not? $3.50 =.
Actor-Because in the first act two Of them
engage tn1a fight and the third rushes in and
separates them. ~ Z
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Within the ,garden.sof Beaucaire
He met her by q secret stair. J. .%ss
Said Aucassin, MY love, my pet
These old confessors vex me so!
They. threaten all the pain Of hell
E Unless I give you UP, ma belle.'-.
~ Said Aucassin to Nicolette. - S

= Watching the nimble fingers Of the
shabby. minstrel with pitiably childish
expression of amusement, half-im-
beetle MORO leaned upon the table.
His huge form, for he was a giant
among stalwart men, and his great
moon-shaped head made him at once
an object hideous and miserable to
contemplate. But the poor creature
seemed unaware Of his own defornai-
ties, and smiled contentedly and
patted the table caressingly to the
sprightly rhythm.
Gazing upon this choice assemblage.
the PLEASANT was vaguely conscious
that some Of the curious and uncom-
mon faces seemed familiar, and the
picture of the franciscan monk whom
they had overtaken on the road re-
CURED to him, together with the mis-
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Under the Rose
b.
/ By FREDERIC. S. sHAM, .
p Assthor Of "7he Strolsrs" % ~
= Copyright 1908 by BowenMsrrm Company
By FREDERIC IS. LSHAM.
.XVII.-Contin
-As.thor Of "7,he Strollers. -
Copyright. 1908. BY Bowen-M.rrin Company.

The Secret of the Jestress.
N the fading light, fool and jest
i ress drew rein, and, moved by
the same purpose, looked about
= them. On the one hand was
- the deserted, desolate plain
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LA PALABRA DE HONOR.

Cuanto Sc alegra aquel que en-
cuentra a un hombre que cumple
10 ofrecido, y cosas que resulten ser
10 que pretenden. A todos nos re-
pugna ell ser engafiados, especial
mente cuando ell engaflo es inten-
cional. Esto duele mas que la
perdida de dinero que puede cons
tituir parte de la ofensa. Pero no
todos los hombres mienten, aunque
asf 10 dijo David en- un momento
dc violencia, pues 81 asi fuera, la
sociedad serla un impossible. To-
do ell mundo sabe que ell comercio
estA basado sobre Ell credito y la
buena fG. Millones Sc compran y
venden cada dia, sin mas constan-
cia que las promesas de hombres,
no escritas sino simplemente ver-
bales. A menudo Sc dice que las
Bolsas son nidos de tah1res, sin
embargo, en- ninguna parte Sc cum
pie mejor una promesa. Por 10
mismo, cuando nosotros afrmamos
que ell efcaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
jamds engaf1a 4 cualquiera que a
Ollos uI @dCuuluO COu Id cSp0IduAd uo
encontrar alivio y curaci6n, tenemos
derecho 4 ser cre1dos. Esta afrma-
cion Sc funda en- 10 que Ell remedio :
ha heeho en- tiempos pasados, {,
un sin n1mero de bien justifcados
casos. Solo Sc le recommends como
produciendo los resultados para los
cuales ha sido elaborada Para los
casos de Escr6fula, Anemia, Afec-
clones de la Sangre, la. Garganta.
los Pulmones y Debilidad General,
1sese este remedio sin perdida de
tempo. Els tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene los principles nutri-
tivos y curativos del Aceite de HI
gado de Bacalao Puro, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofosfitos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta Cere-
20 Silyestre. Gel Sr. General Mi
guel Molina, de Buenos Aires, dice:
Tengo ell mayor placer de confrmar
los resultados satisfactorios ebteni-
dos con la Preparation de Wampols
en- varios miembros de mi familia Y
ademas de su efcacia, reune la ven-
taja de ser muy agradable al pala-
dar." pe venta en- todas las Boticas.
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Eco aguadillano

IT, ~,oha a~1 A.;
-.;an+ III - nnSnS n1'S 70 usa W ~ sei mss go o,
nnhlsda % az "a 70 A~u.a;l,. I ~ =. a. 'ss ..ss ts. ts
rrar. rs ~ nsdisn. az . s.,.;. .I ssss ah; ~.
iiarios sancilln . nricro 90 r.1ish. Han
an mnrtnnria .icoha q, frfc . rSc;So
c.a1 sar de ds !. Is % mx,s;r vane-.his a. re .sc a..
nos. dal m.lccr.do < ;ln.+.s rstr;
cin MAIrET MSRTA ropruano
1T r - aash.r - 80 na.tn rAD sna~so
ors-ro Ia t~e. ;ysastyss 49, snsi ;S ~
tsa.t e ~ h;i.s ass as 81 In nAHanaass ;,n.. VIZ
= Esrsn;. % n,sa,n.s ~ 1s 15s,sS ps.s,;n mse1s sos
cor;osas ,xss;mos so 80 n..s.n $50 -. sa !,
ina = Inn .an ~ ~ a-ro - II I srhi;m. 49, .s -
nos. msSra Sa snra,1. nna fax
honor @ do !. pitt ~ ;nesnS@s.s a. . as
- rasnato s.nto = "h';g.h.n M ~ .a1,.a ~
constsntas y cris .,;n.s 0,t.s rar
air Las mas sinoul. ras considarac;o
no !. mas ara ll.ntn .ouej \ a ;r.oo
~ as gotss nna ,;,;sash.a - 80.
a. AZ Ss +s;e d s.n 80. - o4s so.s
~ s as, slos., s IHmo ssalan sosss
oan.en.ss n.s W. ssnsn - Ioss1o vsI
sonnra 49, G AZ !. e pet.s. ~ ass s.a ~. 81 %
mamor;. ] ~ Se :. sns bic h;io. yra.,sr"s a. sso"si -
- .COPrHAnni a. No ' pe'AA0
,oaa smnD nas,t"r-,onkn ,.on.u
c;s sste snali;Jn can ~, f,,d. p oaaa uaaa
s.o;xro o SeA r., sA1s se1e'
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na. aaas So 5al h,..e A"nso1~ ~s'
nefso ue. u.sncc s,,
.a 20 ass.s 9ss sqa..s nocns L - o.vlsa-
rO9 PIesencla oei trlsse y negro
,sS sas 4as az voivls % lusrse ns
lsuo ose.po 1e IN Sonpi ners sei
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Para curar un RefYodo en- un o,d
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. FL botcaro le devolvera el dinero 81
no cura. La frma de Il. W, GROVE. se halla
oada caiita.
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+ is E EPASE

Que no publicamos comunicados
in que sean pagados por adelan-
taao.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cnentan por
una Knea y La Inca vale diez CEN
tavOs.
Las cartas que vengan CON CO.
nunicado sin So importe no 90 coa-
estaa.
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LibroS de Yenta
KSIAN a Id VISTA EN
Ia redaccidN de

<La Correspondence de r. e.,
Diccionario Enciclop6dico. De H sA,
Bsogx91s. N9e!Qtie, 6eogssfGs 81 3 eases
u L36s 6regore.
La Princasita do Los Brssox. NorslAa ps
KueeMa Marlitt, Tomo.
Histsrda do Europa. poH Z. CASTELAR, eA
Iemes.
La Vida de los Animaies per al Dr.. 4. =
Brehm, an . Tomos.
EMundo Ilustrado, en 3 Tomos
Panorama Nacional. por Hermene gildo
Marbles, en-, = Tomos.
Las Raxas Humauas, por FedeS.eo Ratzel
en- Tonnes.
Hsteria do los Romanos, per Victor b.
ruy en- Tomcs.
obras csmplstas dc Mariana Jose de La
TYa, ! Temo.
4 Trav6x del Egipto, por Eduardo Today
6ueel, On IN Tomo.
Tres PoeEfAs, III Aneelde ID Muerte, Can
ai6n de- Il CampAna j Kpistola Moral, Tene.
In Hefoldas, pof Public Ovidi0 Mason,
! Temp.
Peatas LiSieos drIeeos, Terne.
. odss Do pindaro 1cno.
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tom,
cuestlA
Este l.
legAles. l.
de esta guisa
hAbfan sido ma L.
Por mf, despus. do
clones, yA no se donde
RI anaa 10 legalidad, p,
yendo que SON legales t
iTodas las e..eccione
y por celebrar SON lega
Mucho mas cuando
norAble gobernador rec
ce tempo & 10 Asamble
Va GUAM peligrosa era IL
de portar armas de faeg
Qae le hayan dado faA
no imports. Otros le dA
th al lucero del alba, aur
Va trazAs de rayar este, a
Sol de la j isticia.
Pero en- can BIO nos ca
do el royo de To- discorSiA
Y 10 donoso es que, 81
mos al eriterio de los ma
tes con- ss1s principios, vAm
tar una especie de turca
menos.
Por 10 pronto 10 cabeza a
que han .3ebutado algsnt
dos ha sido 10 sUni6n Pa'
6a Americana. Du16 @
hA aicho Ell Dele 6 do que
Puerto Rico NO es Turq,
todos est&n atnidos por ol
cia de Ia omnfmodA volur
SULTAN! :
Les 0rtSst0s de la p0la6rt
A 10 m sior &mete n 10 pata
4, Sal aqua, pAtos.s
Y s4lvsse ell pals, q en-
pAtriotas de mucha enj
is&lvsse qaien pueda!
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CauSandO miles de YlctimaS

Dice IN perl0 31co de Londres que
Africa oriental britkniea, terrific
Z de nm million de millas cuadra-
9, donde SO a1ojan muchos milo.
de seres humanos, esta amenR-
la por una misteriosa ef srmedad
/ sletargos, hAbiendo N ocAsionA-
muehAs muertes en- Uganda.
Il doctor G.. G. Low, que, acom-
iado de los doctores Castsllani y
1 .isty, fae & Ug Anda por nombra.
"a nto real CON obieto de estudiar
uevo szote, ACADIA de regresar 6
laterra, y los informes que en- Ga
= lbre, y 6 nombre de aus colegas
~ de presentar al .gobi srno y &
ociedad ReAl arroian alguna Iuz
ca de 10 nAturalez de 10 emf ar
nd, y de su Alarmante 6 inacA.
r q desarrollo.
epidemic v.ene hacienda estra-
N Uganda desde hace cuatro
,E y durants este peffoao, Gre el
80 " Llw que han pereciao allf
10000 individuos, victimas de
g. 10, 10 mayor parte dentro de
- 4 limos AMOS. No In siao
le averigaar aun po. que me-.
nitro cara rarA apidamia ON
10, y k6lo Sc conoce per sus
a4 .osos efsctos.
ma To- comisi6a aludiaa que NO
de Is. 600 individuos est6n
mente Atacados de la enferme.
Uganda, y que 6sta es en- 10
~ msyorfa de los cRsOs, fatal.
Aaas, en- las nuevAs areas de in.
.cci6n. 10 or fermedad CANA en- viru.
encia.
La 81 elfsrmedad del <letArgo. es
manifesto mediAnte nm ligero cam.
bio en- las fAcultades intelectuales de
10 vfctims; este cambio es tan ligero,
,.ue eseapa CON 10 mayor facilidad 81
estu6io de los mejores me. i:os euro
peos, pero no aki & los del pals que
" han legrado fAmiliarizarse CON
ella. Ataca & ambos sexos 6 to.
Ass las edAdes. e! paciente se Ace
enego torpe en- sus modales, conv.r.
tl6aaose mas tarde en- M verdadero
est6pido de mirada vaga y grosers,
los labios. Sc mani
fiesta 10 mas completa iudiferencia
per Ell trabsjo, y se declara una ina.
petencia que no hsy medic de com.
bAtir. El leta1go se inici& Al desa.
rrollarss por complete 10 enfsrme.
dad. Luego siguen temblores en-
los brt % y en- 10 lengus, y por e..
timo, el pAciente entra en- nm esta do
be coma que termina iavaria blemsn.
to ctn 10 muerte.
Il comisl6n aludida, logf6 llegar
sin dificultad hastA Rntabbe, asiento
del gobierno de UgAnds, nj occiden.
te del lago Victoria, y estuvo allf
cinco meses estudiando Il erfsrme.
dad, El gobierno ha levantado nm
hospitsl y las autoridades estkn ha.
cisndo cuanto paeiea por atajar los
de 10 temible epidemia.
El hospital apenas tiene comodidad
para diez y seis paeientes. El DR..
Low y sus compahe, os. con los me
aicos del pals, trataron muchog Co.
sos, probando multitud de medica.
sin obtener resultados que
lea dieran 10 menor esperanza de pc.
Ter curar 10 emf .rmeded,
El doctor Ii W cree que esta es una
lfacci6n nerviosa que obsdece 6 una
i Fl Amaei6n del carebro y de las
del mismo, pareeida &
10 meningitis regulee; pero el trata'
niento an&logo al que se prescribe
para In meningitis no ha sido de
min gun efecto beneficioso.
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G RA N S A S TR ERIA
DE R. MONTES.
FoRTALEzA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas De su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das meaidas, y por mas ash mismo
tambi6n un extenSo surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas me-
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokn y otros artfculos
nara caballeros.
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I'm esta tipograf1a se hssau to
alsss Do tEaeajoa { presios m6aieo.
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Ell LETARGO
sNFERMEDAD C0NTAGIOsA

QUE ESTA
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Daro absobtamente hparc eco de IA opinion de IA prens
A pluma Y q DelO

LAS cosss que vienen ccurrierda
en- es q erra-que antaiio SO llsmo
del borrego-son may capaces de
hacer que enapla1nse ell hombre de ma
yor sangre fla.
SArgre frfa, 8 sar gre de horchata
Que para el case es igual -se hA
dicho qas tsnemos nosotros, los que
al primer acorde de La BoyinQuena
somos caps c 40 tambien de bailar en-
unA cuerdA fcja.
No porqae seRmos f BIOS sir6 por-
Que, en- llegan&ose 4 La B0rinQue7zo,
se NOS e ojsn las fbras pAtri6tic&s,
ques n mas 6 menos fibras del co.
razor que Sc tcata de nm himno
tar <s menos nRcional.
'go mas, las van te-
r Delegados. Uao de
9 <a-se propuso to.
w. ta ue, aunque apa.
@aes-. nArnn~~-7
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La Escuela Velasco

La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
2S3 Schsrmsrhorn St., Brooklyn
New-York, U. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locacion, centrica: hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados La
Escuela SO encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando asl SO desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Circulares informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- Ella Oorrespondenoia'
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Pobrss de aquellos que Green que
TODD muere CON nosotroe;
Q ,e Ell honor y Ell reconocimiento
no son mas que errores valgares;
Q ae los gratos nombres de padres,
d. hijos y de esposo son uombres de
teatro y tf.ulos vanoe;
Qls 10 amistad que ,rocede de 10
virtud, no es Is ~ duradero;
Qae 10 sociedaa ssg eada del ma.
trimonio no es mas que una union
brutal;
Qas los cuiaados y trabajos que
pasamos para que nuestro nombre
pase nmpio { 10 posterie ridad con
cosas f ivolas;
Qae - honores que 90 tributan &
ID memoria de los hombres i.ustres
es error pueiil.
Y que las cenizss de nusvos ami.
gos, nm polvo vii q ne deben aventar.
De g geaciado pueblo es ell que con-
siente tales f6atos
On ag1adil,ano.
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Palmas dc cOcOS

propias para trasplantar se venden
en- peqnefias y granaes cAntidAdes.
Informart don Manuel L0psE en-
Vega Reda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-18

La Escuela temple Tiene por altares
los vAros ramos del saber. Ante ellos
de 10 Verda& buscando los destelos,
prost6rnanse las almas millares.
Las zecciones SON preces cantares;
umnan los 4mbitos, aquellos
10 Atenci6n Ell Estuoi0 cirios bellos
que ofrendan su Dos los escolares
All ell Maestro de bonded tesoro,
sacerdote que ostenta por presses
su amor 10 iDfantil feligresfs
fernando de Ia cienca eli vaso de orc,
CON In hostia invisible de 10 Idea
adminiatra la Santa Eucaristfa.
lon, Enero de l9OS VirgiHo Ddvut
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-22
New Advertisements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


Don't say that you haven't time to
attend to your advertising properly.
Really, you haven't the time to do any
thing else. Advertising is the most i'm
portant thing about any business. 1t is
the vital spark. What good does 1t do
you to have the very best thing or the
very greatest bargain on earth if peo-
Pile do not know it?-Prlnter's Ink.
Kalamity has corsets for 40 cents.
See his ady.
Harry Stewart is talking garden sseds.
Note his adv.
Dentist e. Il. Perkins advertises ex-
traction of teeth free.
E. 7. Grassfield is advertising prices
in connection with that new leather.
Screen doorsis timely subject also.
See what Carhsrt & Nye say about
them.
Gildner Bros. are quoting bargains in
mems suits. Boys hose at IL cents
sounds like bargain too. Read the
adv.
DIR. w. E. Boynton, the eye, ear snG
nose specialist of Chicago, will make
his annual visit to this city abou
July 1st and open an office and remain
here until August LIST.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-22

Mrs. Ashmore Kennedy of Storm
Lake is visiting Manchester friends
Mr.. and Ms, Robert Allen of In
dependence were over Sunday visitor
with friends here.
Friday and Saturday evenings of
last week Manchester was favored with
a two night stand of minstrelry, end
Saturday afternoon matinee; a mum
Der of our young boy friends arranging
a base ball benefit for the second team
and giving it with great credit to
themselves and profit to the cause.
The show was giveE in the Sheldon
building on Main street and Saturdays
matinee was preceded by an interesting
street parade.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-22
N, Denton Hose Co.

Last Thursday evening was the meet
ing for the annual election of officers
in the N. Denton Hose Co., two new
members being taken in to fill vacsn
cies caused by the resignation of Alvin
Pemble, who is now resident of South
Dakota, and the honorable retirement
of Fred Briggs sitter faithful service
of ten years. The new members are
Carl Anderson and Harry Utley. The
election of officers placed the following
gentlemen at the head of the company
for the ensuing year: foreman, Fred
Dewey; first asst, r. r. Works;
second asst, A. Cleveland; sec. and
treas, Chas. Mccormick; first pipeman,
II. B. Hoag; second pipeman, viii
Mal7en; first signal, N. P. Malven;
End signal, Haorld Hadley; Bird signal,
Harry Allen; 4th signal, Irwin New
comb: fire police, D. f. Nennessey.