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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-25

enza y inmediatement tome Ia Peruna
que echo la enfermedad afuera de mi
sistema en- pocos dias, y no impidi6 que
siguiera con mi trabajo.
"Quisiera que nuestra Junta de Sanidad
la diera reconocimiento Official, y la
hiciera usar generalmente. entire los
enfermos pobres de Greater New York"
Joseph A. Finn.
D. L. Wallace, miembro fundador de
the International Barber's Union, es-
cribe de Is Western avenue, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi:
"Despues de un ataque severe dc la
influenza, todo mi cuerpo parecfa estar
muy enfermo. Sufrla con severos dolo-
res de Ia espalds, INDIGESTION, y otras
intermediates numerosas, hasta que no
podia nj conner nj dormir, y creia que
tendris que abandonar mi trabajo, 10
que no me convenfa hacer.
"Uno de mis- clientes que habia mejor-
ado mucho con Ia Peruna me aconsej6
que la probara, y compre una botella Ell
mismo dia. La use con constancia J
sentf una mejoris marcada. Durante los
pr6ximos dos meses tome cinco, botellas
y entonces sentia esplendidamente
Ahorra mi cabeza esta clara, mis- nervios
flrmes, gozo del alimento y duermo bien
La Peruna me ha Waldo un peso la d6si;
& MID. L. Wallace.
Sr. o. H. Perry, Atchison, Kansas
escribe:
"Otra vez, despues de repetidos en-
sayos de sus medicinas, Peruna y Mana
cada cual debe leer elias Enfermed
cada botella.
todos los quimicos y droguistas,
Aquellos que deseen corresp
nes necesarias en- ida y vuelta misr
bus, Ohio. U. S. A.
Alfonso 12, San Juan. P. R. puede
de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-25

Tamb6n registramos 10 muerte de
don Jose Bocanegra Respeto, quien
era muy estimado en- Aguadilla, lugar
de su residencia.
Reciban sus familiares la EXPIRE.
sion mas sentida de nuestra condo
| lepcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-25
OBlTUARIO

En la madrugada del dfa de aver
falleci6 en- su residencia del pueblo de
Isabella, ell respectable anciano don
Juan Ma Domenech, padre del delegs
do a la Camara don Manuel Dome.
mech.
Era ell fnado persona que gozabs
de bastante prestigio politico entire
sus correligionarios. Milit6 en- ell par
lido republican, desde su fundaci6n y
4 81 conssgr6 siempre su esfuerzo y su
concurso entusiastas. Sus bellas prem.
das de carscter lie captaron ell aprecic
general le hicieron acreedor al res
peto de sus conciudadanos.
Enviamos nuestro mas sentido pc
same sus deudos y especialmente
su hijo, nuestro amigo don Manue
Domenech.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-25

lin, doy este como Il egpreaion do L.
maravillosos resultados que produ3Sroi
en- mi caso.
"Primero, en- enero de 1904 dos botellaa
de Peruna me sanaron de 10 brouqufta
cr6nics que habia tenido pcr ounce
afos y no ha vuelto.
Despues de sanar de ls bronquftis tenfa
la influenza todos los inviernos darants
varios afios. Pero, con el uso de In Peruna
perdi6 su severedad POGO POGO hastA
no quedar mas que una especia dee estupos
por dos tres dias. Ahora ell estupor no
me molesta mzs."-O. q. Perry.
Ia Esperleacla de un Cea6resal
CsmAra Do Diputados,
Washington, DO
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Caballeros s-"Estoy mas qua satasfeche
con Ia Peruns y Ia encuentzo an ex.
celente remedio para 10 influenza y 81
catarro. La he usado en- mi fsmiliA =
todos ellos SO juntan conrnigo para rec
ommendar este cxcelente fennedio."
George 81. White.
81 no sc obtienen prontos y satisfacs
torios resultados con el uso de la PernnA
SO debe escribir Embellishments DR..
Hartman, describiendo su enfermedad
con cuidado y 81 tendra gusto en- darls
su invaluable consejo gratis.
Dirfjase DR.. Hartman, Presidents
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
EE W.
.des de la Vidas un sjemplaH de
al precio de un dolla, Ia botella 8
ndsncia directa con el doctor Har-
o doctor S. B. Hartaman en- el
vender d los farmacsuticos y dro-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

CONTRACTORS WAGONS-SEALED PRO.
posals. in tripicate Will be received at the orice
OF the Isthnian Canal mmission Washington. D. c..
until 800 o'clock =. NJ. the 2sth day OF February
1905 at which time they will be opened in public for
furnishing Five 6l Contractors Wagons" Further
particulars may be had uPon application the
the lsthmian Canal Commission Washington D. c.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
LAST WEEK OF OPERA SEASON

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Tonight $40
Saturday Mat and Evg., the Rockng Farce
with Songs "E und eine c h w e r."
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1DUxE.J

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEJ
Chicago, Feb. 23.-Provisons to-day woke I'M
from a prolonged slumber, and their awakening
was accompanied by desire to smash things gen.
orally Prices went down Ike ninepins in bow
ling alley, and the break encouraged traders who
Tor month have been doing nothing to attack
the weak hog products at which 30 many were
taking kick Pork closed at a decline OF PC
lard, loc, and ribs T1kc. Corn stood I'd against
good deal Of hammering. and closed unchanged
1or May and 1sc up for July; oats lost &c Wheat
averaged heavy on light trade and closed &c
lower Tor May. and from lac to 10 down for July
and September.
The feeling Of the crowd at the opening O. the
wheat market was slightly for a further advanc.
'Ist transactions being et above the prices rul-
ing at the close Tuesday. That was when the
Du-uth receipts were given only cars, but
when about three minutes after the opening II was
found that Minneapolis had 459 carloads The open
Ing confidence gave way to an easier feeling and
prices had a moderate reaction Local receipts
were B cars. compared with "a the year before
Shipments OF wheat from Chicago were 81 o1O bush
els' May wheat closed at s. 1612, after selling as
high as 81 1914 July sold from s. 0l7s to q o. down
10 q @11 to 81 clss closing al am%
Inc market for corn had strong start The
impression appeared general that farmers were
not likely % increase their offerings 10 anv extent
al prevailing prices ana that their deliveries there
2oE were likely 70 be light until after seeding time
at least Local receipts since Tuesday morning
amounted TO only III cars. I22 Of which were No 8
quality, ana Of the contract grade 216O0 bushels
were transferred from private houses Shipments
from Chicago were $4,000 bushels Total was /
22s.ooo bushels. Estimate Of to-norrow's receints
CD cara The range of May was from l71sc 70
<s&c down to ssIc TO +1sc; closing at 1910 to 47c
The highest for July 475sc to 47&z The lowest
-ESsc. The close AYE.
Oats have now felt the reduction OF rates for
shipments throughout the Northwest Country ao
ceptances from Iowa were reported to be the
largest IN months and the new rates are lust he
ginning 20 take effect. This and heavy selling bv
cash houses created bearish feeling and prices
soon after the opening were on the decline Re
ceipts ars becoming larger. One hundred and three
cars were inspected IN to-day 2S5 cars are esti-
mated for tomorrow. After selling as high as
Slkc 20 SlAc and as low as 30Ac May sold nj
So7sc. July closed at S0z4c. The highest was Bic
30 sIl5o and the lowest S04sc 70 S0szc
Provisions were fairly active but weak and
lower. Opening prices were steady. There was
selling. thought to be for the packers, and CON-
mission houses were taking all offerings But
later commission houses turned around and un-
loaded their previous purchases ana the market
gradually weakened and sunk to a lower level
May pork sold from SD s. to SO 70, MAJ lard from
&c sz5k TO s6 s7h and May ribs from IS 80 off to
ts Zs Hog receipts were 1900 head, and prices al
fhs yards were from 30 TO 100 lower
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
Public Notices.
SUPREME CoURT. ApPELLATE DIVISION.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.
- First pepartment-In the matter of the application
of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad for
appointment % three Commissioners determine ard re
whether railroad ought be Instructed ana on
Grated
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
TO the provisions OF chater OF the Laws 1891 as
amended undersigned Hudson ManbattaC
road Company VIII apply 20 the Appellate Divson Of the
Supreme Court OF the state o York for Erst
Judicial Department at thereof be held at the
Appellate Division Court House Madison Avenue aD5
25th Street IN the Borough Of Manhattan ~ the city OF
New York on Friday tAe 10Th day OF March. one
clock afternoon
be heard. for the appointment three ConImssia
above eutitlet
to said Appellate Division. after hearing Whehcr th
Riiroad % said Railroad Company ought consrct~
sd and operated The Papers unon which Aforesaid
Railroad Company dated February o. 1905 ana the a
ass orpanyins the same, all OF which aled in ths
offce OF the Clerk OF the said e
about Feby 10th. 1905 In addition thereto snn
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
INAUGURATION
Washin gtOn, D. c.
March 4th. 1905.

Those who will attend the Inau-
guration will save themselves much
time and annoyance by arranging for
accommodations in advance.
Tribune readers will find several
desirable places advertised in to-dav's
issue in the narrow columns.
Watch the paper every day
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
Public Notices.

papers presented 20 the said court bY
said Railroad Company.
\ description OF the general plar of
structon ot said railroad form part papers hie1
As aforesaid The following Is brief substantis
SYNOPSIS OF the said route From the line unds
me hudson River 20 West Street thence under Wss.
Street 70 Cortsntt Street: AMI EaStWary under
Cortlandt street the Westerly nns
OF church Street. and thence curVinE Northard AMI
under private property and Dey StIest
and thence Westwardly under RultCn and Ness
sticet and The Hudson River TO the state line. WITH
svoWay Tor foot Street frOm tns
terminal and station Church street 20 Broadway and
under broadway John Street
object OF aforesaid Is obtain ths
appointment OF Commissioners who shall determine aLtS
public hearing OF all parties interested. whether sae
IslEoad ousht 10 b. constructed and operated and sn
report the evidence taken said Appellate Division 70
Esther with Of their which re2o
II IN favor of the construction and operation Of said a
road tas this Company viii ask that shall BEL sh
when confirmed BY said Court. In lieu .. tss
G nsents or The property along the hnss @ ~
said Railroad Company.
Dated New York. February II. 1905.
HUDSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD ccarASAs
by W. q. McApoo PrssdsnI
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
cPAND SIN1.X $IcEIT HCO~CrR
rnsSrN-rtc, -, 4 ~ a NJ a TIrIl

and miscellaneous programme. Soloists: Nordica
Macchi, Jacoby; Pollock and Pol. Plancon; NJ
Cerny. Child Pianiste. Entire Metropolitan c
Chorus and Orchestra. Conductor, Vigna-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
TO FLOG THUGS.
Denmarb Likely to Establish the
WMpping Post.

Copenhagen, Feb. 23.-Ths whipping post for
thugs appears destined to become an institution
in this country in the near future The Min
ister Of Justice has reintroduced in the Rigsdag
the bill, which was defeated at the last session
providing for the establishment of the whipping
post In the last session the bill was bitterly
assailed even by the Afiuisterialists. The Min
tster Of Justice, however. caused TO be widely
circulated that part Of President Roosevelt's
Message favoring the whipping post for wife
beaters, Rnd It created a strong impression
which, II is believed, turned the tide in the
bills favor.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
3;OOpnn
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, Feb %, 1905
ARRIVED.
TO-DAY.

Steamer United States DAM, Wulf Copenhagen
October Chrstiania and Christansand TO- to Funch
Edye g. Co, with 51 cabin and 313 steerage
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at p m. 22d.
Steamer Breiz Izel (Br). Godet Hiogo November 10
MoJ 23. Shanghai December 2, Hong Kong g. Manila
"a, Cebu II, Singapore January Cochin 10 Said
20 and Algfers February o, to Philip Ruprecht with
!ndse Vessel 20 Vincent Losser Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Condor tBrl. Andsrson Mollendo December
January coronsl 3. Punta Arenas g. Montevideo iS
81 Lucia February and Philadelphia 2I to w r
Grace a. Co with mdse. Arrived the at & n m
Steamer Caprera (ItAl). Castanzo Parslnaribo Janu
Iy 20 DeEnerara February 2, Trinidad II Barba-
COS , Il, S 70 hs aTse- Eenann Co. with passengers
steamer CITY Of Atlanta Fisher Savannah February
70, 20 the ocean steamship Company,
and mdse. Passed Quarantine at S:i4 a m Ss"ssiS
Steamer Jefferson, Dole, Newport News ana Norso1,,
to the OId Dominion Steamship Company with
gers and NOSE Passed Quarantine at m
Steamer Malvern t3rg. Wightman, Phtladalnhts
February 22 70 Funch. Edge & Co. n ballast
Sandy Hook. j, Feb 23, $3.50 d rn-Vgina north
moderate breeze; clear. $3.50 ''
SAILED.
Steamers Oneida, for Philadelphia; Frarnnsid rsy,
Philadepha; Palattnia C3r1 from Perth Arnboy1 Tam
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Prawle Point FEB 23Passed steamer Elise Marie CGer)
Stege NeT-Nork for Hamburg
Dover Feb - 10 mArrivcd. steamer Patricia
Reessing. New-YorlS Hamburg land proceedet)
London Feb 23-ArTived. Tuscarora (I3r) TIo-
ingshead New York sailed. steamer Minneapolis (Br)
Gates New-YoTk.
Shields Feb 22saed steamers Excelsior (Ger Courtin
(from Antwerp. New-YOrk.
Glasgow. Feb 22-Arrved. steamer Ethiopia C8r) BaIke
New-YOrk sailed, steamer Kern dan new ror
New-YOrk 80 80
Queenstown, Feb %. 1850 m-Saed. Teutonic
C5r). McI1instry Qrom Liverpool, New-York
Havre Feb %. nl-Arrtved. La Tourain .
(Fr), Fajolle. Nsw-York.
CherbourE. Feb % p m-sailed steamer Kaiser VII
helm der Crosse tGer), Cuppers from Bremen anA
Southampton, New-Nork. ~''N
Gibraltar Feb 22-Passed steamer Gerty (AusD Dasco
vich. Trieste etc, for New-York
Barcelona, Feb 20Arrived, steamer
Costello. Eew-York Cadiz ''
SavOna. Feb lS-Arrlved. Bayonne Ger, Won
Hugo, Ne,g-York Via Algiers. - ~"
Genoa, Feb 20-ArTtved. steamer Cretic CBr) seaIbv
New-York via Azores and Naples: 21st sailed EtsaT5
er NoEd America qtaD, Rafo New-York
Leghon. Feb 2-Arrived steamer Calabria CE3r1 Cvar
ly. New-York via Marselles - ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
AmuSenentS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera Season 190i-1905.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Olera Season 190i-1905.
Under the direcHon OF Mr.. Heinrich Conried.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF OPERA SEASON.
This Evening, at S-BALLO IN MASCHERA
Emma Eames. Alien, Homer Caruso Scotti, Plancon
Attn. Feb. 25, at 2-DIE FLEDERMAUs. Sem
brch Walker. Alten; Dippel, Reiss Goritz. Greder,
Mdhlmann. Hdnseler Cond'r Frankie.
Sat. Evg. Feb. 25, Popular Prices, at S-A1DA. De
Macchi, Homer; Saleza, Giraldoni Journet Muhimann
Conductor Vigna.
LAST BUT ONE
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
ROSSINIS STABAT MATER,
and miscellaneous programme. SOlosts: Nordica, De
Macchi, Jacoby; Pollock and Pol. Plancon Mada
Cerny. Child Pianiste Entire Metropolitan Opera
Chorus and Orchestra. Conductor. Vigna
LAST WEEK OF OPERA SEASON.
Mon. Evg, Feb 81, at S-ROMEO ct JULIETTA
Journet Bars. Parvis. NIhhmann, Begue Con, Frankie
Wed. Evg, Mar l. S--DIE FLEDERMAUS. Sem
brch Alten. Walker; Dippel, Goritz Reiss. GredeF,
Muhmann, Hanseler. Conductor Franko.
Thurs Evg.. Mar I'd, at 1880. Special Performance
DIE MEISTERSINGER Alien Jacoby; Burgstaller.
Van Rooy, Goritz Blass. Reiss NIuhlmann Con- Hertz
Special Prices-S1, $3.50. 81. So
Grand Miscellaneous BIZ. Beginning with ACT ". Of
LA GIOCONDA. Nordica, Homer Caruso, Giradon
Dufriche, followed by ACT II. of IL BARBIERE DI
SINlGLIA. Sembrch, Bauermeister; Dppel, Graldont,
Journet Rossi. concluding with ACT I. Of PAGLIACCL
Alien; Caruso Scoti Ress, Parvis. Conductor, Vigna-
originally announced Fri, g. valid this
performance will be redeemed at the Box Office
or before Wed. March. 1st
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

pieo; Fl slglo Galveston; la Gascogne CFE. Havre;
Brachenfels Ger. Bombay Calcutta. etc: TYR (Nor,
Branchenfels CGeD, BOMBAY, Calcutta, etc; tyr NOR
Havre and Boston, England, Calla CFr), Marselles,
Lewis Luekenbec Norfolk in tow; Sicilian Prince (Br
Naples Genoa; Knight 81 George C}r). Baltimore,
Princess Anne, Norfolk Newport News; Kansas CITY
Savannah; Havana Havana and Mexican ports: Alene
(GerJ. Inagua ay t.en Longwood tBr) south
Ampoy Santiago. %asaau and Taupico; Elaine C3rl
Montevideo; James Whitney. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

Whew!!!
Put 5000 boys suits on sale at S4.75
yesterday to make our stock as clean
as a whistle.
So many boys and their fathers and
mothers blew in that this is about
what's left.
Three piece suits; some mixtures,
and lots of blue and black cheviots in
sizes 10, IL and II.
Double breasted suits; some MKT
ures and more cheviots, sizes 7 to II.
Sailor suits; sizes 3 to 6 only, and
not many at that.
Stout" sizes for ages IL to 16 are
the only large sizes left.
Several hundred suits.
Were all sorts Of prices.
$4.75. -
Knee trousers.
Blue and black serges and cAsyiots. sizes 8 to 1s
sL25
Mixtures, sizes and l.
80 cents.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S S42 1860
Warren st. 18th st. SIND st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
he'd by Baruch Brothers. No. 27 Wnliam-st)
Iavre Havre
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:42 Sunset 544 rises II Moons ags u
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 90 Gov. Island 34 He'll Gate .27
P.M-Ssndy Hook 1854 Gov. Island II "a Hell Cate
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
Proposals.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington. d. c, February 10. 1eO5.-Sealed pro-
posals dupcate) the construction O
school houses residences
following points Alaska to-wit Carmel rstol
Bay Seldovia Cook Inlet Island near Kodak:
Yakutat. Hanes Killinoo WrangeI and jackson
Southeastern Alaska. viii be received the Depart
until. o'clock y. Saturday 1906
and will be opened Immediately thereafter. the pres
OF such bidders desire Il right
is reserved reject and all bids Blank
forms proposal embracing specifications may be OBJ
tanned en- application the Department the Com
missioner Education showing details
inspected. Plans and specifications may he
seen and ctaned from Pro" William a. Kelly, Sitka.
Alaska Juneau and Douglas Livingston Jones
of Juneau and from the u. Ketchi-
kan, WrangeH. Skagway Seward. and Valdez, Alaska.
E a. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

Steamers Oneida. for Philadelphia; Fram1sid rysa
Philadspba; Palatina CBr1 tnron Perth Amboy1 Tam.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

HUMPTY DUMPTY music Obtainabls for tba
PiANOLA. AeOlian Hall. S62 Fifth Av. w
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-31
HOW TO KEEP WELL
Strengthen the Stomach With Mi-o-na
and Get Perfect Health.

y ~ E 4
T The e. source y rec Of health is the stomach!
as Nature designed they should, the orr
gans Of digestion do their work regular
" and unconsciously, like perfect ma
chine.
Those who use Mi,o-na do not have
fabby flesh. Their skin has ruddy
glow, the, eyes are bright, the breath
sweet and the step elastic. In short.
the users of Mi-o-na have the maximum
robust. '--=aa - -.
Nine-tenths of all sickness comes
from a weak stomach, causing loss Of
flesh, shattered nerves, fatulency, heart
burn, sick headaches, backaches, spots
before the eyes, rheumatic troubles and
general weakness and debility. Take a
Mi-o-na tablet before each meal, and all
irritation, congestion and inflammation
in the stomach or bowels will be imme-
diately soothed and relieved. In fact,
the stomach will become well and strong
and the whole system filed with
strength and vitality. 50 +
Even if weakened stomach has
brought you to chronic stage Of i'll
health, where life is one long drawn out
pain, do not despair Mi-eIna viii eff
each SOC box are faithfully followed,
Read the guarantee given by Dillin
Drug Co., corner First avenue S and
Washington. with every package Of Nj
o-na they sell. They pledge themselves
| should 5Mi-o-na fail to help.
|
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-31
WIN Not do to Florida and Ouba7

When the Southern railway, In con-
nection with Queen & Crescent
route, can take you from Chicago or St.
Louis in through cars to this glorious
summer land in about thirtytwo hours!
Why mott When you can 60 down via
Cincinnati or Louisville, Chattanooga,
Atlanta and Macon, through the. very
heart of the south, returning via Sa-
vannah, Columbia, Augusta, Spartan
burg, Asheville, Hot Springs and Knox
Vile, through the famous Scenic sec
ton Of the south! Stopovers in both
directions. Low round trip. rates.
VChicago and Florida Special" leave
Chicago LOO pm; leave St: Louis
1000 am. HFlorfda Limited leave
Chicago 9 p.m.; leave st. Louis 1910
pm. No finer trains in the country.
Write for literature and particulars
and for sleeping-car reservations to
J. 8. Mccullough, n. w. P: A., 225
Dearborn street, Chicago, III. G.. B.
Allen, A. q. p. A., st. Louis. Mo.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-31
q. 5. UerInEer, : n
712 st. Peter st. st. Paul.
w. phone r C., 170H

DURING THE LAST FEW WEEKS HAVE
offered and sold to the public number of
thousands Of shares Of the Panhandle Smelt-
less sbare The supply is now running lo%
and have on hand at present something less
than six thousand shares. and to move the
last of the cheap stock quickly the first
conner can take it away at 14Hc share.
stock the purchaser Is entitled, free. to one
share OF Ponderay Transportation Company
and one share Of the Panhandle Development
Compsnys stock when The smelter plant is
properly issued by the. officers of the Pan
handle Corporation, and will be transferred
Into the pnreha4ser's game II 80 desired: The
be delivered at once.
It pays investors to consult me before pur-
chasing into any Company, for often have
great bargains in desirable stocks.
r. B. Higbee, 410-411 Germania Life Build.
THE HUNTER CREEK sH1PPED IT'S FIRST
turns will cause this stock to boom. Property
is mine. Have treasury stock at 3Oc; have
Consolidated Copper Oil Co., CAL, at bargain;
Arizona & Eastern Consolidated SC share.
You will pay the company 10c. Have small
block Of this stock left: Buffalo Hump stocks,
Idaho, are on the upward trend. Jumbo (Buf.
Hump) at 13c. Thirty years experience in
mining. Write for information concerning any
property. No charges for answering inquiries.
Have full line Of stocks from she to $7.75
Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.
A SMALL INVESTMENT IN GOLD BUG N. &
M. Co.'s stock of Goldfeld, New. May make
you rich; cents share; can double your
money In 80 days. Address A. w. Martin, 1926
Champa st, Denver, Col g.. ~. = ls-=.
1000 SHARES ARIZONA COPPER MoUNTAIN,
10c. if taken at once. Address 1891, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-31
MINING INYES TMENTs

AM OFFERING THE GREATEST BARGAINS
in mining stocks ever offered and some peo-
pie wonder how stocks can be sold less than
the treasury prices. II you are dense and
sy pct yet caught Sa Let me tel
was first offered at the lowest price must
realize cash, end are forced to sell. Sup
pose they bought the. stock when 1t was
cents and now Is selling at 30 cents. They
can take cents and make a good profit, and
of the other fellow being hard up, who must
realizei and then again. there are some who
mine thinf perhaps that It Win 'n no
amount to much, and he sells to broker
for little or nothing, ana the broker makes
and profts. if he has tho wisdom to take ad.
reliable broker Win Will guaranteed ali ali
certificates as genuine. as all of mine are
guaranteed. Buy Bonanza Queen now. I have
block that l can sell at a great bargain
A Ar Copper Mountain ina Parry Sound Cop
tune, N. & $. Co., Bonanza Mining & isnelt
ing (Lovejoy's) way down. Buy the Bisbee
Copper stocks Highland Friday. Manxmar
Gold, Grantz S. D. Buy spearfish now. Buy
Cherry Greek S of J. B. : e., Lightning Peak 2?
OF California. The Bisbce stocks are going al
high Calumet & Hecla ever went and the
nan or woman who has the foresight buys
this stock now while it Is to be had in any
one of the five companies ut from $50 to $11s
share. If you have any Of this stock t.
make your investment before spein nov
the time. .-'.-@
O. s. Deringer,