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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
PROFITS IN MINING

Are universal among my clients because I
am personally represented in all the rorfn-
cipal mining camps of America by corps
of mining engineers, and l am notified
daily Of every rich strike. Those who keep
in close touch with me for the next sixty
days should literally "coin money! r.
3. HlGBEE, Investment Broker, Ger
mania Life Bldg, st. Paul, Mimi.
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VALENTINE QUITS ARMOUI
PROMINENT WHEAT TRADER RE.
TIRES FROM THE BIG FIRM, TO
REST.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, May 31--A. L Valentine he's resigned
as president of the Armour Grain company. and
on July 4 VIII sever his official connection with
est as a stakeholder. The trade has had
rumor Tor some time that Valentine was To
retire from the Armour house, as he has taken
i Tess interest IN the markets. The only reason
assigned by Mr.. Valentine for retiring is that
he has been In harness with the Armour house
ior over thirty years, and wants to be re-
heVed from the cares of business for a time The
straln attending the immense grain deals of the
armour Grain company of late years has been
great, and he desires to take a rest
AS market manipulation Valentine has no
eIu a, ne mas the ability to turn around twice
VINE tne average operator is thinking about
the Armour interest he has been Success. hay
ing made over 100000 in a few years
,or LONDON CLOSING CLOSING STOCKS. May s1-consoIs
i Hno money, s9A; consols for account, 80 1916
Anac9nda, lSN AtchisOn, 02%: Atchison pre-.
Paec 19a Baltmore Ohio Canadian
Paul Paul 175A; De Beers, i74s: Denver & Rio
second s Illinois Central isl 81;
Txas & New yo,l Mi;s0q Kansas
folk Western soM, ex. div; Norfolk z VEST Net.
ern preferred, 95 Ontario & western. 5sK !:
Ras p pre- ErRd 47 ke sa h ssu
ferred, 40; Southern Railway, 4Olk Southern
Railway preferred. 1OS: Southern Pacific 67X !:
IN Union PACIFIC: 154%:, Union Pacific preferred
Steel preferred Wabash a. WABASH 5'f pre
1erred, 81: Spanish Fours, 03A
on bar silver steady; 31bd per ounce. Money,
~ "a per cent. The rate of discount in the
open open market for short bills is sE per cent for
ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS
| New York quotations to p.m.: 1@ =
| Japanese lsts 99A, 99A @s>t...i-. ~
Japanese Ids, 9Sh. 9SA. ~. ~ 49,.
japanese AIS. 93B. 3d. 93T, "a. f.
Japanese second ANS, 90, 92B, 9SA 9S%,
90 United States Steel IS, ssh, $685., ss1s, esM,
Reading As 10OX = ~. ..@s .- s.S1
Boston Copper 25% G2eas. s1:-. ...
North Butte 92A @92h. -,
| East Butte Copper. Ell @s2h. -
Greene Copper, 10@101s.
Black Mountain, 01a@1OA.
Utah b Copper % 5a,; 25 @z2
! A. T. IS. ia.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy As, eoA, 100
90K. ~
Atchison As, 1922.
Baltimore & Ohio 4s 1O3, - :: ~...
Baltimore & Ohio 3hs, 95A @9e
| Oregon Short Line 49, 95h SO. 49,.
| Union Pacific As, 104$.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is, 97A
! Northern Pacific 49, 1o4, 1O8A, 1o3A, 104.
| Rock Island IS. 95N. 81.
Tin Can common, 7R@7%.
Tin Can preferred 62h@63A.
CRANKY, 12A bid
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, Minn., May 31,--Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: This springs trade has been
the best ever known here. The tone is better
ers, extra, $200@21sg drafters. choice S175@
go; drafters. common to good. $15o@175; farm
mares extra. $13O@165: farm Mares choice.
$115@130i farm mares, common to good se0@
i15; delivery, choice. s1eo@115; delivery com
mon to good, $i25@180: drivers. st25625
mules, according to size. $1809215.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
THE FLOUR MARKET
MILLS PRODUCING LEsS-MARKET Dull
AND EASY

AND EASZ, :
Two mills that were closed for the holiday did
not reopen today and will remain idle for the
remainder of the week. possibly longer The
market Is quiet to dullness buyers taking only
what flour is needed and holding of still more
today on the weaker turn in wheat Flour
prices are unchanged but the tendency Is easier.
Shipments. 1925 barrels:
First patents are auotable at 81: s5@4.45; sec
ond patents, $4,2o@4;s0 first clears, $500
300; second clears, 81 4O@255.s 49, So ~
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The Congregationalists are raising now about
100000 q year for church extension, but not
satisfied with that are starting a movement to
insure 100000 being raised. There are 800
congregations Of their denomina ton In this coun-
trY. s s.-t ~ NJ 87Es
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NEW xoRK PROVISIONS. May s1.-Beef.
steady. Pork steady. Lard, steady;F prime
western steam, $S.S5 nominal.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, May. 5l.--Eggs, 1eh
Ollie; checks. 9@12c: receipts. 20.119 cases:
market steady. Butter creameries,. 2Ohc; la
dies, 15c; receipts q, els pkgs; extra renovated
1917 @17c: renovated. 15@18c: market firm.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, MAY 90.
Great Northern, 4s; Northern Facinc, s; Great
Western, 8; Chicago Burlington & Quincy, Z;
500 line. 1873; Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
eifcf2. - y S82&&saa s
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perfect head, viewed from the side, falls
within q perfect square, averaging nine inches
Tor Z man and eight and : half to- woman,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, May s1.-wheat, spot,
Der. IS SID: December, IS 61ad. Corn, spot,
firm; American mixed, new, Is I'd; American
mixed, old, 4s 91ad; futures, quiet; July, As
SID; September, As AID.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On Track No. hn.s
cun45 t !.
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN

CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS, May
S.IRye, cash. e1@65c; July, G2Hc. Flax,
cash, northwestern, $1.121a southwestern,
$$l,O6A:2 May. $1.06h. Timothy. September,
$sg3:e5. Clover. cash, $11 %. Barley, cash,
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, l; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. g.;
Minneapolis & st. Louis, q; Chicago, ST. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha IL: Great Northern. g.;
500 Line, 81 Northern Pacific, 9; total, 40.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

Five thousand civilians fought in the defense
of Port Arthur. They endured the perils and
bardships of the siege and lost much Of their
property, often all Of it. Their grateful gov.
eminent has offered them SO apiece by way Of
compensation. They have rejected the pittance.
From the depths of the jungles inhabited by
cannibals Bishop Augouard writes that mission
aries are Transforming the ferocious Bondjos,
ravening wolves, into lambs. The expression
.rayening wolves is not used as figure Of
speech: the term expresses a startling truth
Milan has decided that at every street cross
ing eight signs made of brass letters shall be
inserted in the pavement
The Hebrew Standard publishes q list Of
no fewer than nine United States Jewish chap
lains who are employed in Greater New York.
President Roosevelt carried Nebraska, Bryan's
state, In 1904. by S6,6S2. Mckinley, in 1900,
carried 1t by 1922, and Bryan, in 1895, carried
it by 1856.
The Memorial day Grafton at Harvard will be
given by Roscoe Conkling Bruce. colored. 1909,
who. since his graduation. has been teach
ing in Booker Washingtons school at Tuskegee,
Ala
The Chinese always paint an eye on either
side of their 1unks bows, so that the boats can
see their way.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
NEW YORK METAL, May 81.--Lead quie
5.76@595c. Copper. firm, 1s.75@19c.

NEW YORK OH, May s1.-Petroleuna. steady
refined all ports. 7.75@7.80c. 90
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. May 81
Sugar raw steady; fair refining, 2 1916;
centrifugal 90 test, 3 1890; moiasses sugar
2 Life; refined. steady; crushed. 5.80c; pow.
No. Rio. 7Mc. Molasses. steady: New Or
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PROVISIONS

market was easier because Of sc decline in
the pr'ce Of live hogs. July pork was down 15c
to 17hc at $16.l7h to 1920. Lard was &c
to 715c lower at $S.77a to $500. Ribs were
down &c at $9.42h
CLOSE Pork, May. $1e.8o@1e .a2ls. Lard,
May, $s.721s; July, $s.77h. Ribs. May, $685.;
July, $9.40
CHICAGO PRODUCE, May 81-Butter, easier;
creameries, 14@19c; diaries, 18hp1sc. Eggs,
cheese, steady; daisies; 1o1se; wins. io0Slo5se;
Young Americas 1O1hc. Poultry. live. steady;
turkeys, 10c; chickens, 11hc. Potatoes strong;
Burbanks, 75@s2c; Rurals, 77@S7c; red stock,
60@71c Veal, steady; 30 to eo-lb weights,
6@ehc; go to 75-lb weights, 7@71ac; So to no.
lbs weights SG9c ~ So s5ssS sE.s
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, May 91-Close Wheat
lower; No. red cash elevator, es@95c; track,
9 ea@ July, s9% @asoAc; September, 7e1A@
cash, nominal; track, 49h assoc; July, 47hc;
September. 47M@47&c. Oats. firm; No 2 cash
No. 2 white 26OSRMc =, = %
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The Van Dusen-
Harrington Go.
GRAIN COMMISSION
Offices in Principal Markets.
Live Stock Commission, So. st. Paul
TO CUT COAL BILLS HALF
Prospects Seem Favorable for Learnius
How to Burn Dirt as Fuel.

G. Marriott in the Technical World.
IT some one were to discover that
ordinary dirt was a fuel, which burned
under certain simple conditions, yielded
as good or better results than the best
imagine the popular sensation that
would be caused. Yet results almost
if not quite as sensational. obtained
by the United States geological survey
coal-testing plants, have passed almost
unnoticed by the general public g..
The experiments at this plant have
demonstrated that bituminous coal,
heretofore considered less than half as
valuable as anthracite, will, when man.
ufactured into gas and burned in a gas
engine, produce as much net horsepower
and, still better, that Ignite, which is
so common all thru the west, and has
been considered almost worthless, will
actually yield more horsepower per
ton than the best anthracite burned
under a steam boiler. It has shown that
all grades Of coal, from the best to the
most worthless, as judged by former
standards, can be utilized in this man.
ner, their value for producing gas be-
ing, generally speaking, exactly inverse
to their value in directly producing
steam in boiler. That is to say, the
poorer the coal for direct steam rodu-
cling purposes (by which power coal
has been valued in the past) the moro
valuable it seems to be for yielding
gas for use in the gas engine
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, May s1-Cattle. re-.
ceipts, {, 600; steady to strong; beeves. $4m6:
cows and heifers, $1.75@5.15: stockers and feed.
ers, s275@4.65; Texans, s4@4.e0; calves, SIS Is
Q6.75. Hogs receipts, $4,000; market weak to
&c lower; estimated tomorrow, 10, 900: mixed and
butchers, $6.30@6.52M: good heavy ss.45@e.55;
rough heavy. S6.30GD6.4O; light $62566. 20:
pigs, $54o@6.15: bulk of sales, S6.45@6 So
sheep receipts, $4,000: market strong: sheep,
"a. 80@6.25; lambs. $5.4O@6.e5
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, May s1-Receipts,
LOO cattle, 4,7OO hogs Hogs-Strone. Sailed.
20, 1913 lbs, $3.50: g. 24s lbs, $3.50; So. $50 lbs,
$s e: Cattle-strong Sales; 4 beeves. i 100
$5.25; IA cows and heifers $50 lbs, So. 49, S
COWS and heifers. 500 lbs, $500; cows and
ST lbs. S3.4O: IL stockers and feeders. 800 lbs,
1885; 8, 900 lbs. $3.50; calves and yearlings.
430 lbs. 1915; 2 calves and yearlings, $50 lbs,
$40; calves and yearlings, $40 lbs, $40.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, May s1.-cattle
ket steady; native steers s4.as@5. 60; south
ern steers, $3.5o@4.7o; southern cows, $2.50@4;
native cows and heifers, $2.50@5.25; stockers
CAVES Western fed
western fed cows, $2.5O@4. Hogs-Receipts.
1900; market &c lower: bulk, OF sales, $3.50
6.s5; pigs and lights. $5.4o6627h Sheep
Receipts. 5000; market steady; muttons, $5@
6.25; lambs, S6@7.25; range wethers, $5@6;
fed ewes, $4.75@ -25. : ~
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT,

T.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, May a1.-Cattle, re-
ceipts, 4,50o; market slow to 1oc lower; native
steers. $4.25@5.40; cows and heifers. $3@4. so
stockers and feeders. So. 2sa4. e5: calves IS 2:
ge.z0' bulls and stays, S2.T5@4.zo. Hogs. re
ceipts, 900; market 5@71ac lower; bulk OF
ket steady to easier; lambs, $4,000; sheep
S4.75@6 y '--t 80 -.-5' -1f
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-18
TALLAS PARA POLICIA EN SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO.

El dia 20 del corriente mes habran de
llevarse cabo tallas en- esta ciudad de
San Juan para nombrar cincuenta { (50)
Policfas por tempo discrecional. Las con-
diciones que Sc exigen para la admission
son las Gguientes:
Ser mayor de 21 amos y menor de
40.
2.-Saber leer y escribir.
3.-Ser ciudadano de Puerto Rico.
4.-Tener buena conducta moral que Sc
acreditara mediante la presentation de GER
tifcaciones ibradas por ell Alcalde y Juez
del pueblo donde haya residido mas largo
tempo.
5.-Los aspirantes deberan enviar sus
solicitudes al Quartet General antes del dia
27Idel corriente mes, dicho Quartet infor-
mara 81 el solicitante perteneci6 al Cuerpo
de La Polic1a en- este case Ia conducta
que observe causas por las que sali6 del
Cuerpo, entendi6ndose que ningdn indiyi-
duo que hubiere dejado el Cuerpo alegan-
do imposibilidad fisica que haya sido ex-
pulsado por faltas cometidas en- el servicio,
podra volver ingresar. Una copia de
esta solicitud deber6 ser entregada la
Comision por cada aspirante en- el acto de-
la talla.
6.-Deberan tambien presentar fe de
Bautismo, sin cuyo documento serd in6til
toda gesti6n.
7.-E peso mfnimo que Sc requiere el
de 13O libraa
8.-La talla mfnima es de metro Y
centfmetros.
LA amplitud toracica deberd ser por
10 menos de pulgadas.
10.-I.a solicitud debera ser hecha de
pufio letra del mismo aspirante = jurada
ante el Juez de Paz Municipal, acredi-
tando ser la misma persona con cuyo
nombre Sc frma. Esta solicitud sera du-
plicada de la que debera enviarse al Guar
tel General antes del dia 27 del corriente
y debe ser entregada 4 la Comisi6n en- el
acto de la talla con su fe de bautismo y
certifcaciones de buena conducta.
11.-Es condici6n precisa para ingresar
en- ell Cuerpo de la Policfa el carecer de
antecedentes penales, pues el tenerlos darfa
-lugar 4 revocation del nombramiento 81 Sc
hubiere hecho.
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lDe laaestro eoarssponsan

Han causado muy buen efecto entrelas
huestes unionistas de esta villa loa liltimos
aeuerdos del partieo.
Hemos tenido IA opoItunidad de po-
der aplaudir 81 cuadro dramatico que con
tanto acierto dirije 81 senior Jnstiz En- la
function del iueves Iiltimo Ia que asisti6
una regular concurrencia, todos los actores
demostraron acierto conocimientos artfs-
tcos, distingui6ndose sobre todos, la genial
sonora de Justiz en- su papel de manola,
en- LA casa de campo, siendo en- general
muy aplaudidos los demas actores.
Don Francisco E Montan6z, be halIa
un POGO mejor de las dolencias que le han.
retenido en- cana hace algunos dias El
referido sefior es el SecretaTio Municipal
de esta localidad Deseamoale SUI pronto
restablecimiento
Hace pr6ximamente cuatro meses que
hizo su Ultima vista esta localdad, la
Corte Municipal ide Ponce Sidbien es de
notarse que aqui hoy impera el mayor or
den, gracias al cello prestigio de las au-
toridades que tenemos al frente de los des-
tinos p1blicos no por ESQ debe olvidar
aquel Tribunal que siempre, aunque po-
cos, hay asuntos que merecen una pronia
atenci6n.
Excusamos al senior Casalduc porque
sabemos ciencia cierta, que un solo Juez,
es POGO para los diversos casos civiles y
criminales que diario Sc presentan su
consideration.
Serfa conveniente que la Camara en- es-
te periodic de legislature, votara una ley
que pusiera t6rmino de una vez 4 tales
irregularidades, por el contrario devol-
viera esta poblaci6n su Juzgado Munici-
pal, por reclamarlo asi la moral y la justi-
cia.
En- otra OCCASION, pondremos de relieve
ciertos particulares para que Sc pueda
apreciar mejor Ia imperiosa necesidad que
hay en- esta de un Juzgado Municipal per-
manente.
Distinguidos caballeros de eesta locale
dad, obsequiaron con un espl6ndido bale
de 'soctava' 4 las simpdticas senoritas de
esta localidad.
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LA VILLA DE MADRID ACADIA de
recibir de Paris un esplendido surtido de
trajes bordados calados para seforas pa
no para billar, frances, camisetas crepe, da-
mascos de seda en- colores para portiers,
corbatas, (tiltimos modelos de Parfs) asi
como los mejores cuellos y pufiOs de hilo,
encajes de Bruselas tiras bordadas de Sui
"a, casimires y elasticotina para frac y smo-
king (casa exclusiva) yum gran surtidc de
perfumerfa. ia Villa de Madrid es la
tienda mas surtida de Puerto Rico y reco-
mendamos 4 las personas de gusto hacer
una vista. San Francisco 81. Tel6fono
273. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Mariana 19 en- la. Iglesia de San Jose
a las ~ de la maflana tendra lugar la
misa communion de la Association josef
ma. Sc suplica la asistencia de las asocia-
das con sus medallas.
-El joven artista selor Juan Carlos
Ramos, que ha llegado & esta ciudad aver,
prop6nese ofrecer al p6blico capitaleflo un
concerto en- el teatro del Parque, brin-
dando antes la prensa una audici6n par
ticular, ell lunes. Saludamos al senior Ra-
mos, deseandole buen 6xito.
-Cuando usted tenga necesidad de COM
prar bombillas el6ctricas, pruebe las de la
marca Sterling Special. Duran mas y
dan mas luz que, las corrientes Unico
dep6sito para la venta en- Puerto Rico, So
ciedad An6nima de Luz El6ctrica, San
Juan, P. r.
-Ha sido capturado en- Barranquitas,
el ladr6n de gallinas Tomas Avil6s, pr6fu-
go de la carcel de dicho pueblo.
-El captain Fernandez Mater ha pre-
sentado denuncia en- Humacao coutra Sin
foroso Martinez, patron de la goleta "Car-
melita" por no tener luz el domingo en-
la noche en- la Ensenada Honda en- donde
estaba fondeada.
En- Yauco ha sido detenido Jaime
Casablanca por tentativa de violaci6n.
Andres Pacheco, vecino de Yauco,
infri6 heridas graves 4 Marcos Martinez.
Ell teniente Schethiny de Bayam6n
acompalado del Official de Sanidad vista
ron los poblados de la jurisdiction exami-
nando 81 caballos: solo uno de don Tomas
Navedo del Dorado result6 con muermo.
-Esta mafiana estuvieron en- la Man
sion Ejecutiva los sehores de Diego y ell
Attorney General.
En- ell barrio Santo Domingo de Pc
fuelas Sc han presentado catorce casos de
viruela sin que hasta ahora Sc hayan to-
mado medidas satisfactorias, seg6n mani
festaci6n del active teniente senior Guanil
En- Gurabo fu6 sorprendida una iu-
gada 10 prohibido, siendo arrestadas al
gunas personas.
-Esta mafiana fonde6 en- ell puerto Ell
vapor correo procedente de New York.
-El antique vapor "Borinquen" hoy
''Santo Domingo sali6 aver para la re-
p6blica dominicana.
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GRAN OCCASION.

Por muy POGO dinero Sc ponen telas me-
t6licas colchonea usados y vendemos tam
bi6n telas metalicas para colchones
Acabamoa de recibir 81 mas grande sur
lido de colchones, camas maquinas de CO.
ser, camas doradas, camitas para ninos,
cunas, encajes y telas de novedad.
Visftense nuestros establecimientos 'La
Vizcaina," San Francisco AZ; LA Gloria,
Cruz Is, Gel Cielo, Fortaleza 25. Arri-
vi Hmnos, P. O. Box 393. San Juan,
P. r.
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CONDTCIONEs FIsTCAs.

Ell solicitante debe carecer de defectos
fientendien1scos dose como tales, las defoT-
midades del cuerpo, Ia anomalia en- Ia con-
fguraci6n exteTna de los ojos, brazos 8
piernas, 8 cualquier vestigiO de enferme-
dades especffcas; las manifestations de la
piel en- forma de manchas 6erupciones y por
liltimo las Intermediates que aparejen inu-
tilidad defciencia para el trabajo, como
las hernias, hidroceles etc.
3v.A
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Con motive de estas iestas ha recibi-
do el popular don America Salas, un gran
surtido para su conocido establecimiento
'El Popular que no tiene competencia
nj precedentes en- La historic del comercio.
Las damas elegantes Sc surten de all =
hay grandes novedades propiaa para Ire
galos. %.
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El representative de Francia, mantiene
IA pretensi6n de Ia repdblica reapecto
eiercer esta Ia policfa de Ia fsntera arge-
lima. Tambien interesa Francia que se
resuelvan las cueationes econ6micas, que
convene todas las naciones.
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MOJAMED TORRES.

New York, Enero Is, 1.30p. M
q Aver pronunci6 un discurso, en- la con-
ferencia, 81 representante de Marruecos
Mojamed Torres.
Las palabras de Torres fueron acogidas
con APPLAUSE pcr los representatives., sor-
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plomatico en- Venezuela.
Castro ordena que Sc arreste quien
desembarque 4 recoger documentos.
Firmado tratado de paz con Santo
Domingo.
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prendiendo & 6stos Ia habilidad la cul-
tura que demostrase el ministro de Nego-
clos Extranjeros.
Mojamed Torres salud6 q las naciones
ALI Representatives, en- nombre del Sultan.
Muley-Ab-el-Aziz.
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FL OOnGadOfs
J. 4. Negr6'e SanjasrjO.

-Esta mafiana el senior Colorado hizo
un grupo fotografco de los individuos de
la banda de Ia policfa insular vestidos de
gala.
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ICABRAss-se compran desde una
hasta diez cabras buenas de leche que den
de un litro en- adelante, nuevas sanas
Aviso por correo q Jose Antonio Maym6,
Toa Alta. 3v.
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A DIEZ MINUTOs DEL PAR
QUE, Sc vende en- Santurce una estancia
de cincuenta cuerdas con quinientas pal
mas de COCO; propia para la siembra de pi-
mas, cana, malojilla y toda clase de frutas
Situada frente al mar. Para informes di-
rigirse su duefo: direction A. B. B.
apartado 392-san Juan. Is VS.
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La confefenCia de AIgeciras.

New York, Enero Is, 1.30 p. m.
Aver Sc han celebrado los preliminares
de la aperture. TOdos los representatives
de las naciones, muestranse dispuestos <
una solucion pacfica de los asuntos del
imperio islamitsl, especialmente Italia y
B6lgica.
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DesOrdGnes en- Turquia.

New York, Enero IS, 1.SO p. M
I'm despacho de Ia Puerta, informa que
Sc han desarrollado nuevamente des6rde-
nes en- los Ball1anes.
Sc cree que Sc trata de crear a las poten-
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Aema0ia 6 IngIaterra.

New York, Euero 18, 1.30 p. M
Ri canciller Won Biilow, ha hecho de-
claraciones relativas 4 que Alemania sos
tendrd sus preteDsiones On los asuntos de
Marruecos, pero en- terminos conciliatorios,
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RegOCijO en- FiGpinas.

do en- todo el archipelago gran regocijo.
Los propietarios de factorfas azucareras,
han expresado al Congreso su reconoci-
miento por la indicada medida.