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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
(OIe9iO de Ia. y "a. Ense1anza
Sc 0dno1teaa 0Ja1a1oaa0s aaategmos q ertea1aos
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Mum Ia.
- Director. PEDRO MoCzo BANIET. -

La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un caracter esencialmeate practice
abraza: la e4ase3aG7az0 07'snaG7'id COM
pleta; la ps'epoyacS6ss para assga'esGs en-
las UaaiUea"sfdGdes; lG IessedatY5G de LII.
bros, A7'ft1aet5ca Me2cGsstl Y ESc7TtNa'G
en- ma0QwsasSlla, y por ultimo, DS6a<jo,
PSsatet9G y MazsfcG. Para la ensenanza
del Fngles cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana. La catedra de Comercio es-
t4 a cargo del TenedOr de Libros de
uno de los Bancos de esta Capital. El
COLEGIO tiene su Reglanee7st0 Int
a's0a' que SO enviara los padres que 10
sOliciten.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
Los oABALLERos DEL cLARO DE LUNA

ri agente de negocios Sc inclin6.
-Pues bien, caballer0, repuso Ell
baron; va oS escucho.
Rocambole ofreci6s IN sill6n &
Confirm.
Tened la bondad dc sentaros,
le dijo; teDemos que hablar IN buen
ratio de cosas cue os interesan mu-
eho.
El baron miro su interlocutor
con viva curiosidad.
~Os eScucho.
Rocambole slarg6 la mano, copio
de encima de la chimenea un caj6n
de cigsrros y 10 present6 al baron
COD exquisite cortesfa.
He aquf IN sgente de pegocios
oe ouena scciedad, dijo para ST Ell
baron aceptando ell cigarro.
-Sefor baron, diio Rocamhole,
tno es verdad que os parezco horrI-
blemente feoP
~Caballero. -.
- Obi Sed franco. +. Me encon
trails horrible. aehp
-Pero, sc nor Rocambole. 80.
Rec ibf I'm tiro en- la cara y
tengo los ojos abrasados de tai ma
nera, que me es impossible expo
nerlos al sire libre.
-SServfsteisa. acaso en- algdn si
slo oe una plaza fuertea diio ell
mo-. estuve en- presidio, ,
si me hubieseis vieto andar ha-
oriais Pedido observar que arrastro
nm POGO la pierna derecha.
El bartn hizo IN movimfento.
-Trsnquilizsos, senior baron, re.
puso Rocambole sonriende; me vol
vi hombre de bieu. y vuestro reloj
y bolsillo estsn aquf en- sepuridad,
-Pero, en- fin. senior Rocambole
diio ell baron siempre cortes aten
70 pero visiblemente dIegustado:--
Spcdriais expIicsrme.
para que os he escrito7
-Sf.
rs 10 que vcy hacer ahor,
miemoi pero antes es precise on,
on refera mi historic en- poc an pa
labras.
-sEs preciso9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
TOA.BAJA

Por una cnmision respectable, fue
entregada la Comision de Protesta de
San Juan. la que formulan los vecinos
de este pueblo. con motive de la mani
festacion que ha de llevarse a cabo en-
Ell dia de hoy en- la capital de San Juan
de Puerto Rico, para someter la con
sideraci6n del G )biernO Insular la situa'
ci6n precaria porque atraviesa la isla
en- general, y en- la que unen su vOZ a
la de los manifestantes, con la siguiente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
: Indispensable.
= En tnncea os egcUcho.


-Sefior baron. dfjo Rocambole,
soy uno de los hombres mas extra
no del stglo en- que yjvfmos He sido
gallardo y elegsnte como voS; he
tenido dos trescientas libras de
renta, un tftulo de marques, cabs'
Hos de pura raZa, IN palacio en- Ell
arrabal de Saiut Germain, y estuve'
punto de casaTme con la hiia de
/. IN grsnde de Espaf5s.
-sY despues?..
-Despues he sido presidiario. :.
Pero sntes, sigui6 diciendo ell sgen-
tie de negocios, fuf IN pilluelo de
Paris, IN perdido, shandonsdo al
principle por Ia policfa correctional
y olvidado despDes por Ell Jurado.
Comenc6 por robsr. despnes ssssi-
ne y....
Ell baron no pudo reprimir IN
gesto de disgusto.
~-Pero Ell arrepentimiento, ana
di6 Rocambole, toc6 mi coraz6n y
soy va hombre de bien.
-Un pccO tsrde, diio Ell baron
sonriendo.
Sea; pero mas vale tsrde que
nunca
Despnes de un s;lencio de algu-
nos minutes, cOntinu6 diciendO
Rocambole:
- Os decfa, seflor baron, que ro-
be, ssesine y represente los mas ex-
trsf1os y difeTentes pspeles. Mi
espaDtCsa cdfsea termin0 en- Ell pre-
sidio, y en- Ell presidto, arrastrando
| Ia cadena, desfigurado, sin esperan-
"a durante largo tempo me parcel
esos angeles precipitsdos del
cielo que maldecfan & Jehovah.
Pero IN dfs que tenfa la pierna ro-
ia gemfa sobre nra roca perdida
en- Ell mar, paa6 iuDto q mi ana
Il mujeT, me dirigi6 una mirada de
H compassion J dei6 caer en- mi gorro
Il verde algnnas nknedas de orc.
Il La vcz de R@ambole se alterd
an proDto. y sfIadi0:
II ConOci en- seguida aouella
4 muier. que no me reconoci6. Era
i Hno de escs Angeles 1 quien Dlos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
Publi(d(iOneS re(ibiddS
EfEI Carnaval'

El ultimo numero de este gallardo
semanario nos ofrece ell retrato de la
distinguida escritora dominicana senori-
ia Mercedes Mota, que reside tempo.
ralmente en Puerto Rico.
El texto, ameno y escogido. segun
costEmbre, Ostenta las frmas de F6 tx
Tejera, MatOs Bernier, Gonzalez Garcia,
Jacinto Lopez, M. Tadu, Mtrto Agus
tina Guffain
Como obsequio las suscritoras SO
raparte con dicho ndmerO una hoja de
papel de seda con dibujos para marcar.
HLos Domingos del BoIetin"
Con nueva portada gran derroche
de arrequives tipograf1cos aparece ell
numero once de esta revista.
La ilustraci0n de la primera pagi'
ma, dos tintas, resulta tan sencilla cy-
mo artistica.
Entire los grabsdos fguran ell retra'
to de Monsenor Blenk. Obispo de Ia dio-
cesis y ell de don Enrique de Vida
San Miguel, distinguido diplomatico es-
panol:
Firman el texto. que es amenisimo,
los senores Perez Lozada, F. Cordova
Davila, <Luz de SeleDia>, ~Cascarillas
(MOna0), Eugenio Astol, Ferdinand R.
Cestero, F. Lopez Sanchez, Alberto Ga
We, Enrique Contrerasy Virgilio Dayila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
PRO7ESTA;

clos que suscriben, vecinos del pueblo
de TOa Baja, al palpar la realidad de la
azarosa situacion economical porque atra'
viesa la isla de Puerto Rico, no pueden
menos que unir su voz de pr0testa la
que levanta ante ell, GobiernO Insular el
pueblo de la capital de Puerto Rico. al
hacerse eco del grito lastimerO que lam
zan las victimas que caen sus pies,
muertas p9r innacci6n.>
La anterior protesta la autorizan
centenares de firmas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12

NUESTRAS SLNDUSTRLAS.- -Reco-
mendamos al publico las excelentes be
bidas gaseOsas que preparan las fabricas
<Pequena Antilla> y <Polo Norte>, TIE.
tuan 20, San Juan, en- las mejores con.
diciones de hygiene y economic.
Limonada, frambruesa, china, etc.,
en- barriles para toda la isla.
En- Caguas, AgssdyO He2'na1sa0S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12

En- la m quina de escribir OLIVER
sc puede facilmente tra2ar lineas hori-
zontales y perpendiculares continues 10
que es muy c0nveniente para la fOrma-
ci0n de cuentas, facturas, estadisticas, &.
UnicO Agente en- Puerto Rico, L.
Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12

Sc ALQU1LAN: Los bsjos de la
casa que ocupa ell xHotel Cocoyas en- la
Gale de Betances. propios para un esta
blecimiento mercaltil almacen.
Para informes su duefio Jose r. San
tiagO. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12

TALLER de construction de carros
Y arados franceses, marca Dombasle. De
Ernest Girod. Guayama, (P. r. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
. LA ANTILLA PEQUENA
DE CARLOS LZQULERDO
GRAN CAFE

Tetakd91 4tat7neY'O 80 eSQatt71G q Ta1acG
SSAN JUAN r. X.
Montado con todo lujo y aparatos mo-
dernos, servicio especial en- refrescos,
licores, cafe chocolate, helados ,dulces.
emparedados, leche batida, cervezas de
las mejores marcas acreditadas. Lunch
gratis en- servicios de licores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
A otpa cOsa.

Entire los magistrates y brillantes
articulOs que en- los momentos actuales
viene publicando ese viril DiariO que
han dado lugar las calurosas mere
cidas felicitaciOnes llevase la palma LII
meas GsWlgS que puede decirse y nos
otros 10 decimos con orgullo ha sido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-12
SGeS. de N. Roman &c,

Ventas nj por mayor y detail. I'm
portaclon dir.ota de Europa y Estados
Unidos.
Complete surtido en- efectos de fe-
rreterfs y quincalla.
Artfculos de novedsd utili6ad, pa
"a damas,y caballeros. Efectos de escri
torio, porcelanas, pinturas. Barnixes, 4 a.
Jas de hero prueba de fueego. Espe-
clalidad en- arsdos de todas claees. Tu-
berias y sus accessories.
Precios limitados Constante reno.
vaci0n en- Ell surtido. alt.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
CHICAGO COAL INVESTIGATION.
Little Tangible Evidence Secured b.
the Grand Jury.

Chicago, Jan. 14.-The most tangi.
bic evidence secured by the special
grand Jury in the coal shortage inquiry
up to- the present time: is that which
relates to an alleged agreement drawn
in March, last year, and which ls=said,
to govern dozen mine operators il
the Clinton Ond district, with Waltcr
S: BOg4e and the Crescent, CO&f ana
NinngmcompanN AS the: :Chieago tac,s
tor It is chafged:ip the: evidence pre-.
scented that Mr.. Rog.e appears as pTcSi
dent of one of the Indiana mining com
panies: HiakfHgi' am agreement With
himself as f,Tesident of 1.-the 3CreseenF
Coat7a nh:5 Al lining +compafay 1T Is said
that these mines were: =competted to
noels eir:: outputs: to- he, disposed Of
by 1.-The .ChicagQ: faQtnr.z In: getting lat
the facts the jury called before II: Max
Eichberg of the Wabash Valley Coal
company and recalled Charles w Gil
more and Norman S@Btrkland, officers
Of the Crescent eenpanyssg w. H.
Abrams ef>thez Building Managers as
ISOLATION WAS also: a. Witness and is
said: to have given, 5va luable~ informaz
ton concerning the maintenance of 4
room by the Coal Dealers association.
where; secret conferences were held
atsreguia F. intesyalsxptlor TO The START
ing of, the. present investigati0n.:::,:;:c ;.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
GLOOMY 5N1EW = OF: NANCES.
Speech from the Throne Read TO the
Prussian Diet: .., -:

Berlin, JAN: 14.-The :Prussian diet
was reopened during the day, ThG
chancellor, Count Won RueloW, read the
speech from the throne. No mention
was made of foreign matters nor Of the
canal bill. The speech took a: gloomy
view of the finances of Prussia. 1t said
that accounts for. 1901 closed with a
deficit of $9,375 900 and added that Il
was not anticipated that the accounts
for 1903 would be- appreciab1y more
satisfactory. As for::1903. "a demand
would have: to be made on public credit
for a considerable. loan. in order to ea.
tablish equilibrium between the reVe-
nue. and expenditure, as in consequence
Of the depression agriculture, trade
and industry a further, depreciation
in the receipts of several Of the admin:
istrative departments would result.
Bills were announced for furthering
the Communication Of the Polish proy-
inces. Of Prussia for their economic de.
velopment and for: increasing the SAL
aries OF officials and teachers there,sss:s*S
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
OI1f Yi5;=
Dne Key
That FitSC

I'VE have found,that nearlyall the
General medicines thai are popular.
EEK first topromote appetite aud
help digestbhsa thsh to apply,
needed elements which almostsa
Ming people require.
e Probably iron lis the most i'm
pprtaat If theseneeaed~ slemsnts;3
&st it is very hard to give iron so
Twill do any good.
SsThere are thousands of keys in.
h world = only one =or.tWo i q:
btk yque doer.Rr, S know:
H only aelesonstvo Combinations
Hf iron that seem to do:the work.
IBy far the most generally useful
psescriptieh we know OTIS 8,
NE m ndan this by name, beeal l=
Ne kla11MNs What it is made
M is made, and how Wonde 1lBa
helpful it has been iIa*Tnna
eases in this very town hi
s:1Vinol contains the
aaalities of cod livef
m-be-digested, ana a#
%sne. 1t is pleasant a
as have so much faitl aiIIsal
Ne will sell a bottld
differing fT z loss ofls
Mn-downs tondition, alS nd
eddss or to weak WON
shildren, etc., and CheeIl
YOU the money back Hal
Mlp you.
Rr sale by Hanson
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
Due: to Blockade Of Allies:

New York. Jan .13.--Referring to the
situation in Venezuela the London cor
respondent: of the Tribune says the.
opinion EXPRESSED by the leading of
icials there .s@that the blockade has
evidently oppressed Castro and that
he has given up all hope of Americans
intervention. :: ;. :::::j:%:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
Due. to Castro's Persuasion.

New York, Jan. 13-The Americans
La Guayra correspondent is authority
for the: statement that, under persua- /
sion or pressure of President Castro !
the foreign merchants Of Caracas have
contributed" $4,000 to the expense
fund Of Minister Bowen on his trip to-
Washington. :: '%<4' 4<4A<>sF IL ~ =
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15

1t has been known for some time
that the Northern Sec4sities company
Or rating James ]. Hillys41as beeh very
DESTROYS of acquiring a~dfrectE Eastern
outlet. The Eastern terminal Of the
Burlington is at Chicago, andEthe ter
minata %of iitheE> Great ! Norbert and
Northern Pacific. BY the Burlington
are virtually at Chicago. The Rock
Islands Eastern terminal is at Chi
cago, so that the Erie will be the di
rect Eastern outlet for four roads
James J. Hill is. the largest individual
stock hel Erie; aid; hts-st Del
forms part of the actual control.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
GOOD sUstNE So pol lev. =
Congressman n sapeo5k + 7 Svo 81 Ratffy:
ing eabanTreat1. j IL:

ing - F1s-s1' ~ ~ - SO :
Washington, Jan. 13.-President.
esegslt4hAafta png .fanference wia
representative Babcock of Wisconsin,
who has just returned from Cuba. Mr..
B,bcocK told thepresident THAT he was
heartily in faYer of the keatifeatiopsd
par p LII feF Fsgafded asratfhts,
ton as good stroke of business policy
forfthe United States. 2 y i i
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
NO BENEFIT II" OPERATORS
Testimony Regarding Present Hie
Price. Of Hard! CoaI..rs. 49,.

= ~Philadelphia,5Ja 44:z=The first wit.
ness called before the coal strike :eon.
mission was Thomas f. 4Terrey of New
York, general coal sales agent of the
Delaware and Hudson company, who
to1d:as far as: he knew the prices of
coal at New York. He was first exam,
-lned by Commissioner Watkins. He
said his company has no control of
,cCaf prices in New York. All the com
,pany's coal for tide water is turned
over to the Hillside:Coal and Iron COM
,pany, owned by the Erie railroad. at
e3rbondafe, and ,csa1 for the West is
turned. over; to- the Erie at -Honesdale,
The Delaware and Hudson company is
,werltingt with the Erie company, under
the IS and" 35 per cent basis, just:tffe
same as the indspeadent operators
were doing Prior to- the abEesatfon OF
their contract. The circular iidewater
price is IS and it costs about 30 or %
cents a ton to transport it from the
New Jersey side to New York
Continuing; Mr. 1rorFey said the Del
aware and Hudson h adj nothing to do
with the retail. price; OF: coal in. New
York and his Information about such
prices was mere hearSay. He further
said that the Delaware and Hudson
derived no benefit from the abnormal
price, Of, retail coal. .-<.:-. j. ... +.
During the examination counsel for
the miners endeayorcd to get the wit:
ness to tell Something about freight
rates but the toliimIsslon ruled out
the question:. = 80. -..~%'9 - +
= w. L. LAWRENCE ..of~ .Scranton, real
estate agent of the Delaware and IIud
son, sad"1; 40 9sot tthAteornpany'ss 3 ;5al
min ets ioW:n, Tth ear OWN :f1on1es;t whieH
have as4tet a. yE!uattQn. OF ;$E322; 16EiJx
! DE. ~. e. eFnE4n>Ha surgeon. ihctAf7
f4acka7Wanna hnsn!ta+zat sScTantc q, .saJtil
the occupation Of mine workers, 50. fafs
as healthtulness is - concerned, com
pared tavorabIN With the majority Ot
other occupations key ':@"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15

- Rome, Jan. 13.-Negotiations be-
tween the cooperating powers rela-
tive to raising the blockade of the
Venezuelan coast are proceeding. the.
zat3es for t the payments avn ' Sef cIams
.ss'4fss.lelsthe>warships be Withdrawn.
The italian foreign Office recognizes
-ithe correctness. of the contention Ein
$Sae ntafy> Hays last note that: a con
tinuance Of the blockade M will only fur
Ether impoversh +Nenezuela and make
the settlement of the claims more diff
tfeefts and is DESTROYS of meeting the
sutgestion of the Omitted :$Stafes:: :Att
the same time it cannot act without an
agreement with Germany and Great
Britain. AS the quickest solution the
suggestion is. again :mooted whether
the United States might not again be
asked to guarantee the payment Of the
SUMS awarded now That the situation
has so completely changed,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
>. PuZZLES THE GERMANS,

!. ,: PHZAIES i; n :: eGERMANS.r Z.
= "E|@'*& : T = : :: = : + :
Castro's Last Note Not Specific Ac-
ceptance Of Proposal.
=s'S' Ber1fhiss Jan: 13-+Trhe foreign office
here. is somewhat puzzled byt Cast 70 s:
last note: He avoids specific aceeptf
<anee:: OF the powers :sipulations and:
seemingly leaves the basis for a settles
:nent Jas indefnite2: as in his preceding
dispatch agreeing generally to arbitra=
'tfotl: 'T'he DT6s1dant1s reply 1ias really
not ADVANCED the matter at all. but it
is confidently supposed he has given
Mr.. Bowen full power of attorney.
The state department at Washington
has advfsedf the fow1gn Office that Mr.
Bowen has sailed from La Guayra.
Nothing more will be done from this
side. until Mr.. Bowen reaches Wash
ington. 1t is hoped that full agree
ncnt. will be attained without arbitra-
tio7, t.'"::' ! : - ; : 3d. - - - -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
TO IMPORT : COAL.
or Harrison Hopes e Break the
&. 90 chieaao-coabfne..

| Chicago, Jan. 14.-Mayor Carter H.
81 arrison, speaking ct the recommended
don of the ways and: means committee
70 Irebate the tariff: on coal imrorta-
lions. said; -: ::;.: 49,. LIS -; :..:. =.
| fThe moment that recommendation
Pefones :a&lawsthe city of Chicago will
9af e immediate steps TO bring in saf
fclept esoal to break, uns the~ eemhiaa-
thSt way 1the people.zzincIddin those
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
-
otDlNG47=eeMP A F0RMED

Application Made to the Secretary OF
" = tzz*t<:ss::::::: a; -
: stats. e.: At +, HARRISBURG foe a Charter
- for the Eastern Securities Company
z 6: 5az SIT q z3s+t, stSf HI: i;:E IL
> IS Said to BE- the :Nehiei etc BE; Used in
II Combining sire Vast Properties IN
:'43 iI! t=sifa ~ 3.:,:.:.: - t::.tii:.'
t.as!ss:ussl -. .:z!.-:..: -: =.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
Effect Of the Deal Will Be to Give BIZ

&. New York, Jan. 14.-1t hdst STAGED
/: in Wali3street during the day in consers
!; yatiYe uuafter that control of the Erie
would pass to the Northern Securities
# comp and the Rock Island and that;
*theYWouM operate it Jointly. st was:
said that one of aha #Feads Koil
The Northern secutafhessaee atn p any
mig act for the company, butt
was probable that the company,
act ffor ITSELF 1t was believed
5aallaaEHa quarters that this.
ultimate disposition 5oiii
ssaa nore, it was safdathat while:
aaEs ISLAND and the Northern Sc
III bimpany would take over the:
heir joint account the tfaf:
divided up according 4tG!
HaaIan. All Softh&estefa traf
to the ReelfaislaRh and
traffic to the NorthernI
irtsFSar Dads. :
assa the effect of the dAaIi
give both the Rock 81
Northern Securities roads
lantic coasbs outlet and its
wElH be +overestimatEd.
BIB 5a aAed thaG 4a Anterest :
With the Rock Island
time ago that the RICK!
Island Will not rest until it puts Ats
nose in salt water" This would an
doubtedly be the most effective way
OF accomplishing fts'+Rurpose. That
an ~saaeetant #aenqqalasement is pend.
ing Hn sRock ls1aRd is known, and fir
theft itsis assGffted that it will be made
within a week. Many assert that the
JOINT acquisition of the Erie by THAT
ts.eeonlpany ard StheI N oFthafa Beeilrities
will be the'%burden aof the announce.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
!. MIL LdohszaF.oR EsEN3sN Rss&a

E%tSiT- 'th}'
s;:.xfxlIk LIONS AFQR iEN&tN ESsEa ]
sssg.s44-RFw liz Iii sGS gtt azlt
Rock island PLACES Qrrdsr for Over Two
Hundred Locomotives.
Ch1cago. %Jl4 jan = 4.@ftfe mana geeimneht
of1the Rock 'fsSa1fd has sgiveif What IS
the largest Sin gteej order
on. REGARD fog .engines:s The toEaaEjs;
for s225 sloeomotiyes, to be divided be-.
tween the passenger and freight .serY:
ice; and tffeT total COST viii nbe about
5 4;9e0e6e. Il This large Expenditure f for r
power is made necessary by theHenorr-
increased traffic of the system
and by new construction and the &C.
efssasAgH esaENhichass areGin
need aasaeweFs ta4e sasaE - asaar se?ssssss7
sass ehfsa 4aaksssF FTtoppossaafss 's
washington, s 5an T. I @Tafs stale de-
D aTtfhent :fas Been INFORMED by, Minis:
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TO pay the Chinese Indemnity enH ag6fds 4
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 14.-App1ica
ton was made during the day at the
state department for a charter for the
Eastern Securities company, which, II
is said is toEbe the Vehicle for the con-
solidation of the anthracite coal inter
ests of Pennsylvania. The applica
tfon fora charter is made under law
passed blythe Legislature of 1901, -:
The nominal capital of, the corpora.
uon is 81 ,Q9Q. -::2'Z Il: .::::| .,..,.I
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15

mental fishings Which yielded impor-
tant results. In three days 1T halibut
and 300 large cod We're caught at a
depth Of POO fathoms, thus proving
ghe.: existence ofg large quantities 9of
these fishes at time Of tile year Wien
etheysere sffet to "tse- forftir on TING coast
of Norway.
The Botanical Gazette1states tAat the
magazine known rs contributions to
the United StdTttts sEatfoii;Ir1 'HfeT'bai:"'
RUM has been transferred from the
sdepar tmen t*'ea agricurtfre ito ths=aNa-
:Tl:foefpa1 Museum, with 5h >indseased ap-
preparation of $1,000, thus enabling the
museum to hire an editorial assistant
and an artist and: to republish certain
valuable numbers That have long been
: oo y Of. eF'':* ! Fl |..
Ex-Goyerrcr Holm Lad Of Minneap-
oils has violated tie Minnesota law as
TO- 1p liq'slst ! or g.! ;s:?'sases.
having UNrt,> i~G ;Np Ii!:I;t by SIS. Mr..
Flo. jIi:.. The C0rJ'E%c'j' Fc2I777btfr:rT! r:11r=