davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

Cash quotations follows: Flour stronger;
No spring wheat. S0Gs3c; No I5Q79c No red s11.9
s33c; No 51%c: No yellow. 515s652c; No oats
4oa4d42c; No white 1910; No white, 41laa42c; No
rye 53c: good feeding barley. 45d50c fair TO choice
mailing 50653c: faxseed. 81 o. No ! Northwestern
timothy seed So IS: clover contract grade
S11 5oasil 10 mess pork per bbl SIC 411&qso co. s6d o
(boxed) SSSs 12l2 short clear
boxe 3T2ds9 so; wbiskey basis OF high wines
81 80 On the Produce Exchange day the butter mar
Eggs steady mark included. 12Eg13ac Cheese
dull. 1O%911i3c.
Duluth, June o5--Close: Wheat to arrive. No hard
ssIsc: No Northern, SIC: No Northern. SJlsc; July
SIC: September. 79Izc: December. 793sc
Milwaukee, June 25.-wheat higher: No Northern
saa9Gc: Northern. s7Gspc September, new, I9129
795c: old. steady: No /, Sac Barley
steady; 2 5sG6oc; sample 4s153c Corn-September
51I2c bid.
Minneapolis June 25close; Wheat, cash, ssiso; July
sGsc: September. 7sc: No hard seize No Northern
ss1sc: No . Northern. s7lsc: No Northern. s5,sc
Fou-Frst patents 81 40d$4 90: second patents. 81 Esq
30 356S3 40; second clears 81 5odS2 So
Bran in bulk. $14@S14 SO.
gPade June nne ssc con FIRM and &c higher
June 5ed56.c 11 higher In to the West
No white clipped. 4sc. Flour and 1oc per bbl
higher Rye unchanged Butter firm. good demand
extra Western creamery 22c: nearby prints. 2Sc Eggs
steady demand; fresh nearby: TIC loss or Mest
ern i71bc Southwestern 17c Southern, i66!9c Cheese
steady fair New-York full cream choice new
lie: fair good, 61Oc. ReceiptsFlour 5000 Dds
Bush @ oats Is ooo bush shipments-wheat, 100 bush
corn SC bush; $4,000 bush.
St Louis 25.-Close Wheat, No red cash, sc
July sec: September. 797sas0c No 2 hard; soqs2e
CornNo cash 53c; July 51sc: September 1sc. CaC ,
No 2 cash. 4oc July, 4Oc: September $500 NJ
white 4sc-
Toledo June 25CIoverseet dull: October s. 7o prime
tEuooth th1-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June 25.-F1our firm. vheat-sp-ng firm No
Northern. f. s9asc No / hard, 927sc; winter No 2
white offered at s31hc; No red. sI4c Corn-No vel
low, 5634c No . 55c. OatsNo white i41sc No
mixed, 4212c. Barey-Western in store. 5245sc. Rye
strong No in store, 5IG5T1sc Canal feights steady
Chicago. June 25.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
Railroads.
NSYLVANIA
n

u
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street ard
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
csr.in:at ss stresi- '%s i. .G than
saa.oh ms, saseps s'S %hsrs r e'ssf@..e noted
A. f M eASI MAI5Ps1.T 5s ssePls P6a.vs ane
NJ lsGisaas sssRns
,S&a & St I1Iis Pni2s Gzr 1JrrEp-pullman
ss1Pins Dining MIN Smoking and Tnsso and
1.55 p. II. cIiIcaGo AND ST LOUIS ExPREss.o-
For IoIsdo. Nashvilie via Cincn5aai i aa9 AS' ~
c55ScAGo s9ssso sfsRdas feReas
os5 as s. M ST. Nhl9E hoGrs rxrnEssEor
cineia Indanap9lis s. Ia. Tsl.v Ronte nes
FST IT. 'RE WEsTERM Ns ExpsFor SSa chsas rS
I3efs fMaf.Rf Safa7asy PlR2s a.,
chicago. For Knoxville, daily via shenandaan Fhiis'
s "cf1s " cfFvRIANp Ell aNo cININNsTI E5
ap6is r6nssT?T and St. fafsurf' 1onis Cleveland
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"a Isndt ss Streets Pa5s 6ina5 aT 'S @s cs
Streets @ 2So, i1s g IS ongressonsi an PaslSr
Dining Cr p ninT, Car, e t2' spinag naas SIS
'biRIns Bians sE @ ioss III i Ps5l6P s. Pinnsd ans
dining cpinine =? n;Ps ,11 nInr esr' cs 3
e9sss25osss' m 1siS sfS Sisht aa51sa"'' l ,.1o
Atlantic COAST L1NE.-E1press. s2' a m and s-1'
sEABoSFp AIR LINE RAILwAE.-E1Dress i2'' p M
NoRF6 oRa Il K ASb asf5 %EsrRS RpwATFor Memphis
cEs as Ns Ggsa2s ofo Il P pRarfMxTss "A week
days and D. m. daily. -.., 9,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLk---t-9' d ~
weekdays and 5S D. m. daily. .,x s,-.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-e.55 a. m and 253 ?; m 80,
Sundays 7.55 Through vestihuled ITa,ns Hpe,
Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car and stdnoai9
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 o. weekdays
For points and Long Branch Rairosd UT "a
2.25 455 p. week-days slndays "a
m. o. m. tfrom Desbrossss and Corsisnd s = ~
streets). $50 900 M 1920 80. $40 20 and o-io
O. m. weekdays. Sundays. 45 a m, 500 .. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos. 7.25 a. Tb5 Dining Carp. a23 e5s. sz9 . lDin
carr Lors lIInitecJ. lolo
and Cortianit Streets 10 2o (Dinns Ca 10 y Psnna
Carr 155 Dining Carr 21o (Desbros-es and Cortlandt
Streets 22o 255. LIS Dining Carl. 3 80 20 80
dining Carr, 455 Dining Carr (455 CniosSe
for Germantown Jet onlT 800 tDnins Sarl, %,
sos 7.55 Dining Csrl, s25 DininE carr, 295 ss
Louis Lfmedl, 955 10. .25 CPenna. Lnlitedl 1Oo9 0l~
ing Carr q. 1888 Dining Carr, 153 u'tnIng az.
S25 Dining Ca). SO. AS Dining Carr G5o Chiesso
Limited for Germantown jet only! 40 Di5ins
555 Dining Carr. 755. %. $50. IS p M ~ ~ nisn.
Ticket offices 461 1884. 11s and 2s1 Broadway 1Z
Fifth Avenue (oelow 23d ST.: 2e3 Fifth Avenue corner
Goth ST.; 1 House; West Twenty-third street
Station. and stations foot OF Desbosses and Corano
Streets; Street 3eo Broadway
Jersey City The New York Transfer company Will
call for and check baggage from hotels and resdenees
Telephone e14 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyfvnnia
service
". W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trafnc Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

sew-YcrE. June 2s 1903.
praNe AND PEAs-The market Was yeTy qulet again
90 ~ and with the exception ot red kidney, @heh arc
IA x1,h = sosd Asal - eoa1ds1oE 6A SdA u = p1s
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c..
Washington June 10. 1908. Sealed proposals will be
received Office until y o'clock noon Friday July
Jar3 for laying asphalt-block paveents. Blank forms
., nTnosal specifications all necessary information
viii be Furnished the Office OF the Engineer ComInis-
stoner d. c.. H B. F. MCFARLAND, HENRY L.
WEST. John BTDDIE, Commissioner. d. G
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

PalatiaI Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY OF
Day Line fastest and finest river boats
In the World.
Brooklyn Fulton St Cby Annex 90 A. NJ
Desbrosses St Pier. ier.----.--...-----.-.--s:4 $40
22d St-..--......-.-..-..-...-.-..- 300 %
West 10th ST. -
Landing West Point, Nevburgh. PoughSsep
Point Catskl. Hudson and Albany Daily
except Sunday Special Trains CatskiI Mtn
Saratoga. and connections all points East
North West Through tickets and baggage checked
offices y Y. Transfer Co. Most delightful One day
outings West Point Newburgh or Poughkeepse. re-
Restaurant open A. NJ. MUSIC
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses BIS P. n. Saturdays
PM W. 22nd St $50 P. NJ, Saturdays. P. M 10Th
ST.. on Saturdays and Holidays only, 220 P. NJ For
Highland Falls. West Point. Cornwall, Newburgh New
Hamburger Milton Poughkeepsie, Rondout and Kingston
Orchestra board.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

Cotton Exchange special Iverpooi csbles-sPot Gotten
IIasT:o.h 1000 Receipts 600 Midland upland "a
stesdg nsf sgI5 points higher June nd SuneeJAgly A
GT6l677d Jrly-August. cad. Ausust-Septerber oo2c
septebeT-OctobeI Blo1; ocober-N November be2di No
December I'D: DecembeT-Janue7y 6Sidi jan
usryFebrrary nsed. FebTuary-Aiarch 535g5.36i Man
ehes1er-YarTis quiet: cloths very little doing
FLOUR AND AEAI>-The market Responded
En- advance OF generally. and in
casss 10 cents. the n wheat. closing very
5e4s4 5 winter strashs S 7o9S3 80; winter patets
q eOTf, 80 spring clears So 6od$3 70.
ter So IeS3 20: NO winter 81 aoQs3; red dog
sz3 b9q$24 so 70 arrive RYE FLoUR-Fsrrn Quoted;
fe,r 70 good x36&2 30; choice fancy 50 50Qt3 60
coRN sEAI-F1rm. Qaoted: Kiln dried s. ioGss 20
and r.llow 81 5oQsl co. course 81 l2e7sl /! FEED
SprfER bran $50; sacks arrive
300 no. prompt sle spring bran ridiing. $40 Is22 In
feed. s2odfzo SC: iiasee1 oil cake. 81.
honiny chop s21 bulk al 30 facSHs. 10 arrive; oil
meal sIs sn.
h.o1 occurred Ia what vsNordsy Impressed
aosv g beIne uesza ahsu ea sstAersn&xx N ysw al
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

To all points on the
Catski1i Mountain, Otis and Catskf1l & Tan
nersvflle Railways,
making direct connections New York Central
trains leaving ". Y I54 and 11:3o A NJ. also the
DETROIT SPECIAL P N. daily. INCLUDING
Sundays with Parior and Dining Car; and the West
shore leaving 7:1O 1:2e A. NJ.
connections with the HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE and
the CATSKIL.I. EVENING LINE
Pur cLas ISefx III
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions sor The Tribune
"A receTed o their Uptown oncs
40. I.36S BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
tS.OO Al M-For Bmghamton and Syracuse.
'1oo0 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and St Louis
x100 2. M-Pocono Mountain Special.
s140 ?. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
t40O P M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
$40 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
IS AZ P. M-Utica, Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo.
200 A. M.-For Chicago-Sleepers o P. NJ
Tickets 167 429 1888 Broadway, N T.; s3S Fulton
st. Brooklyn. sDaily Except Sunday. xThursdays-
Fridays and Saturdays.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

GATSNlll EVENING Lime.
For CatssiIl and CatskiIl Mountain Points
Hudson and The Berkshires. Coxsackie and way
landings Steamer KAATERSKILL or ONTEORk
every week day from Pier 43. N r.: az p n.
and from West 129th ST. at P NJ.
Connecsioas-t'atskil Mountain. Boston
a Albany and Albany & Hudson Railroads
Special trains for Cairo Palenville. Otis
Summit. Hanes Corners and Tannersvilla
Dining Rooms Main Deck.
Descriptive Folder Mailed Free
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

PROPOSALS FOR wAREHOUSE.-oFFIC
of Constructing Quartsrmsstsr Fort Totten wiliets
Point n Y juno "a 10OS.-Sealed proposals for ware
house foundation OF pins az ouarternasters wharf
Fort Totten N T. Will be reserved here until lZ "a July
sn,lcaton Envelopes containing proposals should be
$500 Warehouse and addressed g. H
Nom ANIIS Constructing Quartsrmaster.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

Foreign coffee -Rio-Holday Santos-Ho!5i, u
opened unchanged at 80
p m Was net unchanged; sales. 1900 bags HayTe-Coe
unchanged: at u m advanced =
franc: at September uncnansec'
months declined franc; $50 unchanged; total
b N0n haEs
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

-Franktord Arsenal. philadelphia; Pa. May 20.
proposals. tripcste will be received IN
iii / o m JUNE 20 eo3 furnishing srnoksiess pow
der forage. cartridge metal lumber. fuel etc. our
ing wear ending ISoi Information furnished On
application. Maj FRANK HEATH. Comcg.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26

Receipts breadstUs at interior points In thousands
cphers Col omitted -four bbis. grain eu as
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
INVESTORS! ATTENTION.!

Kent, E1,U3S; Price, II ,EUO.
business corner at a sacrlnce; almost down.
town. drug store on corner and fats See me
at once for particulars. A bargain.
GEO J. WANSTRATH. 6I6 Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
MoRTON'8 BARGAINS.
GOOD FARM-EASY PAYMENTS.

For Sale-24O acres best Arkansas land: 170
In cultivation. two fine barns. u-room frame
house. good orchard. Is acres alfalfa. % limo
thy remainder cotton and corn: yields q, 600
annually: rents s. 0O0 annually: price $1,000. all
cash or part cash. balance In installments. I.
i Raney Newark Ark
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Neat Groom dwelling: bath. furnace. etc;
one block OF Forest Park: lot 3iyli0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Two-story and finished attic modern 1o-room
and reception hall dwelling. with all modern
improvements; lot 25xli2
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
FOR SALE on ExcH .usE,

Block Of ground. less 2s feet, fronting Sixth.
Seventh. Stems and Schirmer sits. (Carondele.) |;
win sell in lots to suit: 25 feet or more; may
exchange clear for improved and assume.
JOHN mcguire REAL ESTATE co.
101 n. Eighth 1T.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
TEXAS RARGAlN8.

Timber. prairie. rice. corn. cotton. wheat.
iron, coal and ali Kinds Of mineral lands: worth
from 81 to 900 per acre see me- can fur-
poor man, / will furnish you q home. and you
pay for II out Of your rents. Are you a sarden-
work for wages? 1 have a place for you. II
you want to work on halves. I have a place for
you. Great or email. rich or poor. Texas In the
place: W. n HusEinr. the man. and the CIT
ton Belt e the route 900 You can re, zee me e the
Market sts.. just opposite the Union Depot. un-
til December Is. at 9:3g o'clock p. m, VIXEN I
will leave for Texas With q load OF Immigrants
over the Cotton Belt Route. Han rates to Tex.
as points on that date. w. n. Hug91ns. Real
Estate and Immigration Agent for the Cotton
Belt Route Home Office. Corricana, Tex.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
DOWNTOWN CORNER

Suocd corner covered with buildings. now nets
0es FER cent price asked-$15.o0o See us
Oerscnnsir for particulars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
CHEAP SOUTH SIDE DWELLING.

1888 Oregon ave-, between Utah and Chero-
kee sts.: two-story brick residence OF nine
rooms: bath. laundry and cellar: arranged for
one or two famiiles: lot 25x1z7: price 50. go:
only $500 cash required.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Rent s42o, Price $500,

1916 N. Eleventh STA weIl-bu.lt two-story
and attic brick house OF ROBINS and basement
rooms: bathroom. etc: bargain. See this at once.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
RENT $3.50. PRICE 81, $50.

1ll7 Etzel terrace; lot "a feet front. fine flat
nine rooms In all; brick building: slate roof:
baths. ccmented cellar: newly decorated: In
fine condition; price 3..50 deed OF s.. 30
at per cent; will take $50 cash: balance So
per month; rent 80.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
TEN 81 uCKS elOuSl.
Cheap at $1,000.
VERNON AVE-, 6O77.

Fine. modern dwelling: hardwood floors In re-
ception hall. parior and dining-room: the best
vsiue for the money of any new house Tor
safe to-day: has nine elegant rooms and recep-
ton hall. staircase paneled in A-sawed oak:
reception hall and dining-roo finished in oak;
parlor white gloss: the finest mantels in any
noderate-priced house in the city; see IL to-
dny: terms to suit buyer;
- N. s. WOOD. SIS Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Mcmillan Ave., 4520, $1,000

Two-story modern stone. brick and single
cottage: large rooms. bath. laundry furnace.
This is well built and a gem; lot 30x13O
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
DESIRABLE FIMMEY AVENUE CORNER,

4505 Finney ave-. n. ". cor. Whittier st a
two-story brick dwelling Of eight rooms, bath.
furnace. laundry and cellar: lot 5Ox140: price
e'e' cHxs. F. voGEI.. se4 Chestnut st.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

proponia proceder de husna f6. Aun
cuaudo pareca que el gobierno de
Londres no sc siente inc inado
eff sctu ar cAmbios an ga rot6oolo, el
cuAl ha sido ya verbalments apro'
bado por Mr.. Bowen. Itslia sun es
tuaia ri le convene q no aceptar me.
NOS que a]gunos dc los poaerss ala
dos.
FL Signor M yor des Plsnches,
Embsj ador de Italia an Washington,
se aperson6 en- el b tel donde resid q
Mr.. B IN, Acomps n sdo de todo su
cort sjo Official, COZ eli prol Ito de
dar los & limos toques 6 Gu protocol
10, y para ganar tempo, comprome'
tic departa mentos Anexos & los del
mismo Mr. B wan en- su propio h.
tel. AL In ormar 6 Mr.. B wsnque
10 convention estaba "a lista para
10 firma, el representa- ts de Vsne
zuela, Mr.. B wan, se vic okl'g edo &
mAn'festar al NJ y lr des Planches,
que AlemAnis exige ell psgo de toda
ID csntidad que reelan6 an ga c9.e.
bre ultimstum.
Con tai m two, el Embsia ior ha
teniao q se telegrAfiAr 6 Roma, soil.
cisan 10 nuevAs instru .ciones. Sc
congstura ahora si Isslia volver&
sobra 10 andado, pidiendo .aumentc
en- Ell ps g de cantado ~ prevismep.
ta convent do; pero en- vists do que
II polftica alemana hA cAusado muy
triste impression en- los cfrculos of
cis'ea d. Londres y especialmente
en- 10 Csrte de aqaella mona nufs,
cre6se q7e ItaiA SO col formaI6 cen
10 que hasta 10 fscha h. poiiso OIL,
capzar
81 pri nsr Sc 3rstario do IL e nhs
jada Ffancesa, Nd Pierre de Mar
gerry, b, vista 10 hoy kMr. B wso
soil ,itando se le inf,rms aeereA del
estRdo de las neg -c:Aciones, con OBJ
ieto de t.asmitir esos inf ormes pa
gobierno.
POGO do nuevo, paes, he tenido
que comuuicar ests semsna & los
lectores de "La G ,rresponde uciA, .
acsrca del nunca b sstante censura1o
atropello de 10 reph , i.a ven lara
por las Is soberbiAs y altan srAs
mona. qu1 % europ sas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19
La question
de Venezuela
UltimaS l0tiCiaS de New York
(De maestro corvesponsaD

Nueva York, 13 de Febraro.
I'll gobierno aiemxn, instAnciss
de su representante en- Washington,
Baron Won Sternburg, In CONSENT.
do al fin en- ret;rar en- p&rta 81 de
manda de S24O, 900 content&ndose
buenamente con percibirla 10 de.
cOntaaO sino plsz co 1veniantes.
La incunsecusneia del 8 ,bierno
alemkn CON sus propios principles,
es csAi prova,bial. Pfimero convi.
no t .rmalmsnte, junto con sus socios,
en- percibir una cantidad de contado;
y al dia siguiente. despz6s que In.
glaterra Italia b fabian formulado
sus demRndas defin twas, ell repre-
santaAts d ii K aiser vue.vs exigien
do una sums diez veces mayor de 10
que habfa aceptado sntes.
LR situaci6D, al cerr arse el correo
de esta semans, queda como sigue
Sir Michael Herbert y Mr.. B wan
mani6eatan que los protocotos ser&n
firmaaos m.fisns, s2bado, por IL
tarde (despu6s de 'sAIir este eorreo)
en- 10 Enbsj ada irglass de WAshi, e
ton. InmeaiAt&msnte ga procedera &
& levAntar Ell bloqueo de los puertos
venezolanos, el cual cesar& tan lue
go como sea posib.e comu isarse
CON los conan aatssJ de las escua.
dras de los aliados en- aguas venezo.
lauas.
En- cuanto 6 .Alemanis, q se q con
venido que psrcibir& como indemn.. !.
zAclon fundamental, IL re sri! . % % ,
de $540, 900, pero no de contado, co.
mo pretandfs. sino en- cinco plax 10
igualss de 10000, paga ieros caaa
dia ounce de los meaes Marco,
Abril, Mayo, JUNO y Jai1. Este
arregso queda estatuido de- tai suar
to en- el protoso)o, q 10 para der
llevArse cabO, requiere al co1sen
timiento de Iuglatsrra y de Isa 10.
Inglaterra "a ha dsdo SD ase inian.
to. y so cree que Italia segair& muy
pronto el ejemplo de j. h1 B Ill. De
10 contrario, nusvA dilac 6 vena-6 6
6 difeultkr las gestiones de Mr..
Bowen y de las autoriaades de- W 40
hington.
El 30 por ciento de los iugresos
sduaneros de La GuayrA y PIerto
Csbello, que 90 dedicsr& nj psgo de
las reclamsciones de todas las ma
clones que las han ,rmulAdo contra
Venexuels. emp sr& & acumularse
desde marc pr6xino. y qaeasrk In.
tact hasts tanto que Ell asunto de
pref srencia para les ALA dos Sea de.
cidido bien por Ell tribunal de arbi'
trsg de La Haya, y por los repre-.
sentantes de aquellos c niuntamen.
ta con Mr.. B wan. Los protocolos
aispe mem que en- case de que las CO
mis.ones que se nombren para adj /.
dicar reclamkc.ones mjxtks que no
han sido aun adjudicaaas no l'ega
rem Tn Rcuerdo en- casos astermi.
dos, Mr.. Roosevelt. como Presiden.
to de los e ssados U .i1os, quedA Ga
torfz zado para nombrar M &rbitro en-
caaa case particular.
Entire los aliados h. causa 10 al.
gunas frnicciones IL actitsd del go.
bierno alemkn qua republic les pasos
dAdos por el Conde Qaandt, quisn,
al empezArse las nego :iaciones, fir
no an convsnlo en- que se compro.
metfa, nombre de "a gobi srno, q
retirar 10 txigsucia ds aleda pago
de contado, siemp que Ven, ala
diera garantfs sufi sia-t, de q se se
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19
CIR AN S A S TRERI A
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. 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 medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros articulos
para caballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

San Juan L Il. Gran Cate
Montado con todo 1ujo Y apa-
ratcs modernos. Servicio
especial en- refrescos,
cores, choc colate,
helados, dulces,
emparedados,
leche bat ida, cervezas
de las me jores marcas
acredi tedas.
Lunch gratis en- servtcios
de licores
AViSO
Sa 40 silan habitaciones Rmneb,a.
das AcabAdas de pintsr, CON lrz el6c-
trica ba' con & la calle; y miraaor
con dos habitaciones muy fresCas y
bafios de ducha: Informaciones en-
Luna 48 altos.
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, asadoa, on
buen estado, 6 10 pesos el suintal,
% vsndsn On esta imprenta.
Yambi6n las cajaa para sl. a.
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Compra y Venta
de GanadO

Sc compra vende constante'
mente ganado vscuno de todas cla-
sss tAmbien cAballAr.
Quien interese hRcer negccios pua
de dirigirse & A. Hartman y Comp.
en- Arroyo Puerto Rico.
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Esta Agsncia dezea regularizar el
servicio local de <La Corregpon len.
cia., y al efecto esta fernando una
lists de los suscriptores de 10 Agen'
cia. Toao 81 que quiera figurar en-
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para servirls ell perio iico con toda
puntualidad y tan prorto como 90
recibA. Los pagos los sdmite IL
Ag ancia, diarios, semanales 6 meu
suales.
Los que tengan eApsrtados. en- 10
fiocina de correo, puede servirsele
el periodico en- el
Ash, fgaraEdo en- 10 lists de sus'
critores los lectores tendr&n Ell Pc
riodico diraiamente y no se ex. 6 ZEN
6 que un comprAdor obtenga el n6'
nero & ellos destinaao.
Todo el que qaiera enviar comuni'
cados, edictos y Anuncios Ella o..
rrespondencias, dirfjase al Agente.
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FL mejor establecimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
radisimo. Sc sirven chocolate, cafe.
refrescos, y icores, de la mayor pu
reza.
Is San Francisco 25
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PaImaS de cOCOS

propias para trasplantar se venden
On pequefias y grandss cAntidades.
Informark don Manuel Lopss en-
Vega Baja.
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MonedaS y medallas

Muy antiguas, algunas del princi,
pio de ID Era Cristisna, se venden
baratas. informar&n On LA CoRREs
.PoNDENCIA.
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CAFE Y BILLAR.
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Certificates
de Deudas Municipales
COMPRAN
Sues. de L. Villamil & Go.
San Juan, PR.
Coleclur1a de obras pias.
Coleclur1a de obras plas

Con motive de las dificultades que
gran ndmero de ceusAtarios vienen
presentAndo para ell psgo de r6ditos,
esta oficina Sc We obligAda & hAcer
el ultimo llamamiento todos los q.
Sc hallen adeudando reditos Cape.
llanfas, Cabildo, g Monjas Carmeli-
tas para que concurran de 10 6 IL y
de 2k4 6 esta ColectufiA los 6ias 10
borables 4 I'm de resolver, con visits
de los libros escrituras, las duaas
que ne originen, y efectnar Ell psga
Correspondents; y en- 10 inteligencia
que desde ell mes do Malzo Sc prCce.
der& por 10 via judicial contra los
morosos.
Ell Collector.
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