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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
AOT|C|AS O|VERSAS
Incendio casual, ocu-
'rido aver en- Ell pue-
bio de Juncos.
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL
Captura verifcada en- Ma.
guabo. - Por hurto de
u1 peg de bac lao.
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

| En Juncos Sc declare Tin in
cendio en- los cafiaverales de la Su-
cesi6n Castro, quemandose mas de
veinte cuerdas. Investigate el he
cho, resulta casual.
Han ingresado en- el Hospi-
tai municipal Jose Garcia y Maria
de los Remedies y fueron dados de
alta Lorenzo Rivera, Severe Garri-
do y Cecilio Cepeda.
-PONGO en- conocimiento del
Comercio y del pdblico que he da-
do a los sehores S. RAMIREZ & Co,
de San Juan. mi representation
para Ia venta exclusive en- la Isla
de Puerto Rico de los vinos R1oJA
CLARETE de la CoMpAN1A VIM
COLA DEL NoRTE DE EsPANA.-
MANUEL. MUNoz, Habana.
-Puerza de la policfa de Ma.
guabo capture ell domingo 4 Vicen
te Paris, acusado de haber heridc
gravemente, en- el mes de marc
Hltimo 4 Teodosia Resto
%En la calle de San Jose, nj
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu
pilaje complete y 81 alquilan habita
Gio0es. D.
-Eleuterio. Santiago, de Coamo
a quien denunci6 el guardia Ramo
por hurto de TN pee de bacalao e1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15

de la prensa y de los senadores en-
contra de la ciudadania para los
puertorriqueiios, es nuestro anGl-
fa6etismo, que no es tan exagerado
como Sc pretende, pues estoy segu.
70 que 81 Sc hace una estadfstica
verdadera en- Ia que Sc excluya a
los niiios de corta edad, quizas el
numero de analfabetos en- Puerto
Rico no pase del 3 por 100.
Y 81, dadas las condolences del
pals, y las luchas y obstaculos que
tuvo que veneer, en- pro de la ms
trucci6n contra los gobiernos retro
gados de Ia colonia, comparamos
ese 80 por 300 con el 10 por 100 en-
Estados Unidos, la ventaja esta de
nuestra parte,
No.parece sino que los hom-
bres que gobiernan el pals descono-
cen las faltas y deficiencies del mis-.
mo, pues SOLO asi Sc explica, que
en- una nacion donde existen cincc
millones de analfabetos, Sc vote una
ley prohibiendo el desembarque dc
toda persona que no sepa leer y es'
cribir, cuando entire esos millone.
de analfabetos no hay un solo in
migrante.
Otro argumento en- contra d.
nuestras aspiraciones, es el de 10
negros. En- Puerto Rico quizas nj
pasen de 900, 900 las personals gu
pertenecen a la raza de color. Fl
Estados Unidos existen doce milo
mes de negros, que son ciudadano
americanos ante la ley, aunque el
la practica Sc les trate como a sere
inferiores.
Resulta, pues, que esos argu
mentos del analfabetismo y de i
raza de color, son fdtiles pretexto
para mantener al pals en- estado d
sumisi6n.
: MARIANA ABRIL.
New York, mayo de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
.ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Suicide de un ancia-
no, abordo del va
por "BarbarOssa"
Mr.. DAVID WILCOX
La persona mas aneiana en-
toda Ia Nueva Inglaterra.
Cientos dos amos.

El anciano Mr.. David Wilcox,
presidente de la delaware and
Hudson Railroad companyA, Sc sui
cid6 Ell '26 de abril 4 bordo del va
por rBarbarossa.s e~
FL vapor Sc hallaba eIr cuaren-
tena en- New York y procedia de
Geneva y Napoles.
Mr., Wilcox regresaba de TIA
liza, & donde habia lido en- busca de
alivio a su quebrantada salud, sin
lograr su prop6sito.
La persona de mas edad, entire
los rasidentes franco-americanos de
Lowell, Massachuset, y probable
mente de toda la Nueva Inglaterra,
es Mdme Pierre Legault Deslauriers
que el dia primero de este mes cele-
bro ell 1o2 aniversario de su naci.
miento.
La centenaria, nee aElmire
Forget Depathy, naci6 en- Saint
Laurent. P. Q. el primero de mayo
de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
RHO! Y CREPE!

Las seiioras que quieran ir bien
peinadas estan de enhorabuena,
pues en- el sParfs BazarO ha llegado
de Paris I'm gran surtido de rizos y
crepes de pelo natural Ell todos los
matices, Ademas hay crepes de
pelo artificial y rollos de alambre
cubierto de pelo, todos muy como
dos. Todas estas novedades Sc en-.
cuentran en- el aParfs BazarO, de
Pedro Giusti, Fortaleza 27.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15

FL Congreso de Washington,
en- sus dltimas sesiones, pas6 una
ley, relacionada con la ley de emf
graci6n, por la cual Sc prohibe la
entrada en- Estados Unidos de toda
persona gu. no sepa leer y escribir.
Esa ley parece indicar que en-
Estados Unidos no hay analfabe-
tos que aquf todo el mundo sabe
leer y escribir, y en- una comunidad
asi, l6gico es que no Sc admita a
los iliteratos.
Pero en- este, como Ell otras
cosas, hay mucho de fanfarria. Y
4 demostrarlo viene un educacio-
nista aleman, DR.. Ernst Schultze,
one ha recorrido este pals estudian-
do el sistema de educaci6n.
Seg1n estadfstica del Doctor
Schultze, el diez por ciento de los
electores en- Estados Unidos son
analfabetoS.
Hay en- todos los Estados S mi
llones s.o63, gas personas. que no sa-
ben leer nj escribir. De estos, son
blancos 2.2o9,6o5 y negros Milo
mes $50, 72o. Con la particularidad
que entire los blancos iliteratos nc
hay un solo inmigrante: todos son
americanos, nacidos en- el pals.
Ell DR.. Schultze SAGA en- con
ciusi6n que las condolences de edu'
cacion existente Ell Estados Uni
dos no es satisfactoria; y que hs
podido observar que en- diez = ocht
Estados de la Union, las escuela.
{ tan tan NAL atendidas, como er
el pals mas atrasado del mundo.
Y concluye dic.an 10 que todo'
esos millonarios americanos que ex
penden grandes sumas para Uni
versidades extrangeras, harlan un;
obra mejor dando su dinero para Il
educaci6n de las clases pobres d.
SIT pals.
Apunto estos hechos, porqu'
uno de los argumentos principals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
NOTAS re PONCE
Ri1a al arma blanca
en- Ia calle del Casti-
1lo.--Herido grave.
MEETING ESPIRITISTA
Un robo en- el <Cafe Venus.s
Guardia de penales as
cendido 4 cabo.

Mayo, 13. En- el lugar demo-
minado ola JoyaD, de la calle del
Castillo, Juan Arisinendiy Clemeu-
te Garcia tuvieron un altercado en-
un cafetin que Sc encuentra por
aquellos lugares, tirandose a la ca
lie Y una vez Ell ella Garcia saco un
cuchillo para Arizmendi; pero pare
ce que Arizmendi mas diestro en- el
man.io del arma blanca sac6 i'm
punal inhriendo dos heridas q Gar
cia, una ell un costado y otra en- el
ombligo atravesandole esta Ultima
de pa,te a parte. FL estado de
Garcia, quien fue conducido al hos
pital Tricoche, es grave. Arizmen-
di fue conducido a la carcel. Los
guardias Manuel Santiago y Pedro
Alfaro prestaron este servicio.
FL sabado por la noche los
matarifes Balbino Ayala y Emilio
Vega ap9dreaban la casa de TN po-
bre anciano en- la cllle de Mendez
Vigo, cerca del matadero, hablendo
81 10 sorprendidos, en- el acto de Ian
zar las pi .dras, por cl guardia Pedro
Alfaro.
En- la noche del sabado fue
extraida del cscritorio del cafe
Venus por manos de TN disci-
pulo de Can0, la cantidad de trelnta
y cinco dollars. Por mas que mu-
chos amigos de los seiiores A. Cha
vier Y CO seiialan a los iudlvlduos
capaces de cometer tai acto de ban
didaje, dichos sehores hoy por hoy
Sc conforman con que los bandole
ros sean conocidos por todos.
En- la tarde de aver Sc Cele-
bro un meeting espiritlata en- el ba.
rio de la Cantcra en- q que hizC
uso de Ia palabra el joven don Jose
H. Casals y varios oradores mas
Estuvo muy concurrido y Sc obser
vo el mayor orden.
Ell guardia de penalas de estG
carcel don Pedro Cifredo ha side
ascendido a cabo, pasando al pena
de Arecibo. Celebramos el ascens(
de dicho suardja, quien durante ST
permanencia en- esta ciudad Sc hizt
acreedor a generates simpatias.
-Es incierto que el doctor Mo
ret Mufioz trate de fijar su residen
cia en- Aguadilla.
Hoy tenemos la satisfaction
de participar a nuestros lectores
que segdn cartas recibidas de Nue
va York, nuestro correligionario J
amigo don Guillermo Auffant h;
sufrido una operaci6n de Ia enfer
medad que padecia, con exito sa
tisfactorio. Tambi6n sufri6 otri
operaci6n Ell la cabeza con exit,
satisfactorio la anantc esposa d
den Evangelio Aufant, herman,
de don Gulllermo.
CORRESP ONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15

Sandalio CALICO, R. Perez Guerra,
Manuel Quesada.
Tomas A. Cespede, Rafael Ma
tos Bernier, Juan Orta, Juan Peri
cas- Diaz, Gregorio IRivera Pirela,
Jose Teissoniere, Luis Wives A.,
Carlos Luis Cabrera, Ramon G. Te-
ran.
Eugenio Luis Font, Regime
Berdeguez, Antonio R. Vizcarron-
do, Francisco Arce, Sebastian Ca
net, Avelino Ramirez, Matias vi
dal, Pedro Perez, Salvador Coll, Jo-
Sc L Ortiz, Francisco Clemente,
mas as n1sicos que componen Ia
banda de Ia marina.
En- breve, tai vez el domingo
pr6ximo, Sc reuniran los citados
elementos q fin de elegir, por vota-
ci6n, a los o6ciales. Seran Sstos
dos capitanes, dos primeros tenien-
tes y dos segundos tenientes.
En- Ponce Sc organizaran cua-
tro compailfas y va han empezado
las adhesiones para las dos que fall
tan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
cUARD|A NAC|ONAL
Dos cOmpanias en- pro-
yecto EN- la culta ciu-
dad de Ponce.
IOVENEs AFIlIAOOS
81 domingo pr6ximo Sc de-
signaran las plazas de
los nuevos oHciales.

He aqul la relaci6n de los j6-
venes inscritos hasta ahora en- Pom
ce, para formar dos compafias de la
Guardia Nacionai Ell proyecto:
James Oppenheimer, Mario
Belaval, Felix L. Tristan, F. Ma
uuel Toro.. Diego Cap6 hijo, Lui.
Guillermo Albizu, Bienvenido Ma.
tienzo, Fernando Fornaris, Anto
nio S. Arias, Antonio Esteva.
Carlos Esteva, Jose A. Besosa,
Jff. Alexander, H, R. Pyle, A. R.
Casals, N. P. Qugbaw, f. S. Koo
per, P. T. Hodgkin, A. Prast, Fer
nando Rollan.
Enrique Gonzalez Mena, Joa-
quin Candal hijo, Enrique del Va
lie . Rodriguez, Jose Enrique Co.
Ion, A. Llitera, G. Laborde, Byron
W, Reed, Guillermo Vivas, S.
Oppenheimer Van Ryn, Rodulfo
del Vale.
Miguel A Toro, Pedro Vivas,
7. M. Laguna, Benigno Sanchez
Montalvo, Francisco Vizcarrondo,
Rafael Mayoral, Francisco Barnes
Playa, Juan N. Torruella, Luis vi.
vas, Sebastian Bernes.
Jose N. Noruega, Pedro J.
Armstrong, Atillano Sanchez, Jose
Morales, Victor Rios, Osvaldo Mi
railh, Juan A. Comulada Ortiz, En-
rique del Vale hijo, Francisco de
Vale.
Pedro Maria Acevedo, Rafae
Scot, Carlos ]. Ruiz, Marcelino
Morales, R, Cordero Matos, Car.
melo Mercader, Federico Silva AL
Gala, Amador Riera, Juan Coma
lez Mcna, Juan Lopez de Victoria
Modesto Bigay.
Raflel Collazo hijo, Jose Ra
mos Anaya, Benito Cabassa, Ra
fael Torres, Francisco Solano Ra
mirez, J. R. Ramirez, Antonio We
ga, Antonio Cintron, Francisco
Paz Urdaz, Carlos Brunei.
Tomas Castillo, Felipe Casal
due, Nicolas Cartajena, Americ'
Marin, Acasio Torres hijo, Jos'
Sierra Gastambide, Miguel Delga
do, Juan Perez. Ricardo CarrerAs
P. ]. Vidal.
Cayetano Casals, UhseS Gar
cia, Jose del Vale Campillo, Al
berto Gilot Marmaneu, Pablo To
rres, Eduardo Vidal, Angel San
tiago, Rafael Colon y Ferrer, Jual
Menchaca Lugo, Carmelo Marti
nez Acosta.
Rafael A. Le5r6n, MANUEL To
r. Perez, Rafael del Vale y de
= Vale, ]. P. Saeede, A. Parodi, H
} Perez Guerra, Luis A. Teran, Lee
poldo Perez, Genaro Cartagena
Fernando Moret. Aurelio Dapena
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
BOOA En- F'JAROO

En- la noche del 6 Sc unieron
ante el altar Ell joven abogado don
Federico Schroeder y Ramirez y
la seiiorita Rosa Trilla y Aguiar, 4
los que apadrinaron don Ramon
Mendez Cardona, Delegado 4 Ia
Camara, y SD digna esposa dofis
Carlota Cells Alquier.
Deseamos q los nuevos c6nyu
ges todo genero de felicidades.
VAR1os AMIGOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
4 10! SENOREs MEOIcO!
de la isla.

En un pueblo progreSista cerca
de San Juan, hallase vacante la pla-
"a de sO6cial de SanidadD, dotada
con mil dollars anuales. El lnedi-
co que la acepte puede hacerse de
una regular clientela. Ademas el
Ayuntamiento aumentara $500. 90.
en- ell nuevo presupuesto a la plaza
referida.
Informaran en- LA .DEMocRA-
CIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
Sc NENDE

Un juego de tres sentrffugas siste
ma "Hepnorth" con su motor, su mez.
elador y su elevator de az6car, todo
en- nagnf6co estado. Dirigirse 4 don
Julio Gay, hacienda Santa AnaS, Jun
COS, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15

el establecimiento comercial de les
senores Santiago Hnos., fue senten-
ciado por aquella Corte Municipal.
en- juicio celebrado hoy, a sesenta
dlas de carcel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
Vida Hernano, { "a.

Concentrates en- mercancias, pro-
viSiones y licores al por mayor y de-
tall. Vendedores del acreditado ron
sMercedita' de Yabucoa. Fajardo PR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15

preparation de las mas acvas para expulsion
lombces Una see cfnicos h nconado bonda
pec6ea pTeparado e. ernfugo del
las pncpass farmca de la isa Dp6so general
Pcornell de E. Marohese.-Lares Rico.
Willmar tribune., 1907-01-16
:Fah1un Findings

FAHLUN, Jan. 1+.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Larson visited at the latter's old home last
Sunday.
Aug. Young and family entertained num-
Der of friends at their home Sunday.
Messrs. Albin Freed and Arthur Holm, who
are attending the Willmar Seminary, spent
Sunday and Monday at their homes in this
town.
The Fah1un evening school met at the
home of John Freed last Sunday evening for
rehearsal of songs and dialogs.
John Anderson is at present hauling ice for
the Svea creamery company.
We were favored with some more snow
last week. The new supply, with what we
had before, gives US the best sleighing we
have had for years.
The most expensive Thermometers are low
at this time of the year.
Ernest Freed transacted business at the
county seat last Saturday.
A large number of friends were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Lindblad and family
last Sunday.
Aug. Schollin, the coffee man, was around
last week, and according to reports he sold
an enormous amount of coffee to farm
ers.
| Messrs. Richard Freedholm and Ernest
Freed visited Lake Lillian friends last Sun
day.
Chas. Abrahamson visited at the home OF
A. Lundin last Sunday.
The coffee society Of the Christine congre-
CATION met at Peter Blomgren's home last
Sunday evening.
Walter skoslund camejhome from Wilma,
last Saturday to stay for some time.
Willmar tribune., 1907-01-16
AUCTION SALE,

Having sold my farm 1 will offer
for sale at public auction Wednesday,
Jan. %, 1907, in the town of M amre,
Sec. %, II miles west of Pennock, the
following described property, COM
mencing at half past 10 o'clock sharp.
One team of horses, thirteen head of
cattle of which five are good milk
COWS coming fresh soon, one 2 year
old Shorthorn bull, one Plano binder,
6 it. cut, one Is shoe Ohio drill, one
Mct ormick grass mower, one McCor-
mick hay rake, one hay rack, one disc
harrow, two horse corn cultivators,
one steel lever drag, one wooden drag,
one bob-sled, one lumber wagon, one
platform buggy, one single buggy,
one single harness, one saddle, 10 bu.
seed corn, any amount of feed corn in
crib. Other articles too numerous to
mention. All machinery as good as
new.
Terms: All sums of S5. 60 or under
that amount cash; above that amount
time will be given on bankable notes
at I per cent until Nov. l, 1907.
Free lunch at noon.
OLE LUNDGREN.
A. c. Crawford, Auctioneer.
F. G. Handy, Clerk. 472
Willmar tribune., 1907-01-16
d ii usioa % Trslst,

IS Prof. F'ridOlph Lindholm relin-
Iquished his engagement as conductor
Of an orchestra to play during the
winter at Rock Springs Ark. and will
dev Qte the time to give concerts in the
state For the spring and summer he
is engaged to do orchestra work ut q
Chautauqua q at Rochester, ". Y. He
has been on many concert tours both
in the United States and Canada and
elsewhere and has been received with
much enthusiasm. Last summer he
was with the Rogers Symphony Or
| chestra as cOncertmaster, playing at
lChautauquasin in Indiana and kentucky.
He has had rare opportunities to study
and work under the best masters in
the land. His engagement by the
Willmar High School orchestra, to
play in the new assembly room at the
High school Jan. Is, will give Will
mar people an opportunity to hear
him to better advantage than has been
possible in any of the old halls of the
city.
The following are few of the COM
plimentary press notices given Prof.
Lindholm: -
last Friday evening in the form Of q violin re-
cltal IN the Opera House given by Prof. Fri
with distinction Is putting it mildly. Thruout
Mr. Linoholhn showed himself 9 competent
artist. who already deserves to hold prom
lnent place among the violin artists .-Tri bune,
St. Peter, MINI. =.
The music-loving people of Rockford feel
happy to add q yiolinist OF such rare artistic
abilities as Prof Llndholm displayed last even
ing In the rendition OF the various numbers,
both from the classical and modern compos-
ers. Prof. 11ndnolm shows great taste in all
his work and was forced to respond to encore
after rencore.-Register Gazette, Rockford, III.
Prof. FrldOlph Lindholm was heard In q vio-
lin recital last Saturday evening by large
audience of music lovers of the three cities.
Mr.. IndhOlm plays with q dash and vigOr and
with nterRretat1on and technique almost
faultless He was heartily encored for each
number Daily Times. DaVuLpOrt, Ia
Among the talented artists VINO appeared
was Prof: Fridolph Lindholm. The work OF
Prof Lindho]m on the violin stamped him as
one OF the most accomplished violinists that
have visited the city for some time.-The
Morning Telegram Winnipeg, Can.
Mr.. Lindholm altho youag man, is player
OF striking virility and teacher of excellent
ability daily Republic. Rockford Ill.
The professor was 2 complete surprise and
him an ordinary musician; instead they found
him an artist far beyond their expect atiOns
| and ere the recitalhad concluded he mad won q
warm place in the affections of the music low
ing people of the city.-Herald, St. Peter,
| MINI
Prof. Lndholm rendered a number of violin
solos. He displayed rare ability in his art
Fosterlandet, Chicago.
Mr. Lindholm played two violin numbers
| he is an exceptionally fine violnist-Svenska
| Tribunen, Chicago.
Willmar tribune., 1907-01-16
X People Who Come and Go =.

Miss Josephine Peterson, formerly Of the
Willmar schools, was the guest Of Willmar
friends the first part of last week on her W ay
from Atwater to resume her school work at
Herman.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. E. Leslie left last week for
q visit with relatives at Cedar Falls and
Traer, Iowa. They expected to be gone
about couple of weeks.
| Thomas Olson made business trip to At.
water M onday.
Judge Muller and Attorney T. O.; Gilbert
were among the legal lights in attendance at
the district court held in Wheaton last week.
Alexander Williams, of Minneapolis
stopped off here last Thursday on his az
to the cities from a trip to points further
west. =: A. 20, - .s.@ 3
from two weeks trip to Toronto, Canada,
and other points, where she visited with
relatives and friends. .<svE% III
Il Miss Edla Fredrickson returned to Kerk.
hoyen last Thursday, after spending several
Strandberg. ~ ,: =. --:53,<j' H. j -
Miss Minnie Hanson, Of Kerkhoyen, re-
turned home hast Thursday, after spending
some time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Larson }9@,n et.t.,,z sz.... ..-.. & (
Drs. Johnson and H. e. Frost were in at
TENDANCE at the meeting Of the Crow River
y alley Nj edical Society held in Minneapolis
last Wednesday,. E z: :@&sI ~ ss@@. ~
Andrew Nordloef left for Denver, Colorado,
anu Will SpcuO some IlIuS s1uVeSI1&aCln real
estate in that. state. II. d s5sS4 +# I'M II III s s5
Henry Feig Of Atwater was the guest OF
his brother. Co. Auditor Feig, and family
last Sunday. Y sy4 81 g:.-s
Halvor shipstead went to St Cloud last
Monday to buy granite for his monument
works. s$s &#S5 45F s5s
Russell spicer returned. last Thursday
night from his trip to Colorado. "a. a.
Anderson, accompanied BY his wife, who had
been visiting at NJ adelia, Mimi, returned
astseyening. The gentlemen increased their
holdings il Colorado real estate ~ securing
an option on several thousand acres In addi-
Stion to that had e. already 1 been purchased by
them. S. tF&
H.c. soFenson and family returned last
#Monday from q visit with relatives at
] 5Mopteyideo and Appleton.
81 g. "a. Olson was called TO Minneapolis
tuesday morning on account OF the serious
Illness of relative.
81 Miss Minnie Elmquist was the guest ot
3 Litchheld and Grove City relat tives and
friends last week.
J.Bkander left this week for Hot tSprinRs,
Ark where he hopes TO receive bene6t from
the etreatmenta at the baths. Ar. Bkander
has been sra asrine for some time with rhet,-
Willmar tribune., 1907-01-16
Business Locals and Wants,

FOR RENT-Several good farms,
by Crawford & Leslie. 24tf
Fresh roasted peanuts and popcorn
always on hand at Olof Sandbo's. 42f
J. T. Otos has for sale good bug
gy, cutter and harness at bargain .33f
A full and complete line of school
books and supplies at Carlson Bros.
& Frost's. 28tf
FOR RENT - One furnished room
with hot water heat. Inquire of E.
Ohsberg. 48tf
WANTED-Five or three furnished
rooms for light houseA eeping. Inquire
at this Office.
WANTED-A girl to learn vest
making. Apply at j. j. Ekander's
tailor shop at once. Az
FOR SALE-A $50 B fat cornet,
new, for sale cheap. Ioquire of But
termaker Willmar Creamery. lp
FOR SALE-Five room house with
two lots and barn in Barnstad's addi-
tion to Willmar, at very reasonable
terms. OTTO TVETEN. 42f
FOR SALE-Fine residence prop
erty-hlgh and dry-very reasonable
terms. j. H. STYLES,
34f l72 Litchfield Ave, e.
LOST-Last Friday, between Kan
diyohi and Willmar, a gray coonskin
fur coat. Finder please leave same at
TRIBUNE Office.
We are now prepared to handle
poultry and eggs and will buy large
or small lots, paying the highest cash
market price on day of delivery.
33f JOHN B. AGEN
Five per cent money for farm loans.
Borrower may pay Sl00 or as much
more as he may wish on any interest
pay day. Office with A. 81. Brown, in
the Ruble Block.
46f A,P. ADAMS.
GOOD CLEAN SEED FOR SALE
1000 bushels of Durum wheat and 1000
bushels of very early white oats.
These oats will kill out wild oats if
seeded early. Peter Rodman, Pen
mock, MINI. (Sec. IA, Mamre.) 473
, CASH RENTER WANTED-For
the Mrs. (has. Nelson 230 acre farm,
five miles north of Willmar. For
particulars, address, VIM. Nelson,
: Spicer, MINI. Alb