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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-13
birthday Party at LnmoilIc.

EDT-OR INDEPENDENT: The rosi-
dcnco OF Mr.. Z. II. MrDsrmntt, on
the evening ut tn" Doth, wns the
sceno ~ festivities, tho occasion be-
my tie 10th anniversary 81 Oswald,
the third child Of Mr.. AMI Mira. j.. II.
hcDermUtt. When all had assembled
Mr.. Mcl)-rmott mnde Oh appropriate
address Ia his hon, winch WAS fn,-
lnwUl by tho usual congratulations
aud best Wishes 81 tho gucs,s. The
floor waH thcn cleared and dancing
wag commenced, in which all IL
gagged, TO tho music furnished by MIR.
McDermott and others. About mil.
night tho guests, led by Oswald nnd
hiH partner Mas Katie 0heen, were
called 20 the dining room where u
table had been prepared, tho center
OF which wnp adorned will, u masEiyc
birthday cake beautifully decorated
with cut ilnwers. Placed upon the
table were '%lelirncies M
we'll ~ the best oi substantial FOOLS.
After MI had been supplied, dane.
ing was again ""n mrnced. Mr.. Nc.
Dermoit told your correspondent that
he had never had tho pleasure u
learn the art uf %dnna.na. hut before
morning Lp iimbercd up bis weather.
beaten legs and actually commenced
tins piCBSure. So nhNinns were tho
guests IN dance tbut dancing VIM
kept up until "Old SOL" on his near
approach. brxan ~ ri.enk the east
With gr8y, When th0sa who Lad Etnid
desrned il Tins " retire To their
homes, 80 ended ono NJ the most
pleasant events TINT haa% bapponed in
Lumoiile in many yenrs.
Our birthdays ON and pnsa,
Dut in memory they liugsr behind,
Like u dew drop under the gfIss
Untouched by the wind.
BoLDEs DHEaa.
Lnm0ille Valley. March $. isJ2.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-13

Toledo Bec:... Parties come and par.
ties 40, nut tho Democratic party re-.
maine to advance, nircDytben aud
bI"re' Il republic whInh caHnni Je"lin,
wien ihog aJpI"rted.
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ALL CONSIGN MENTS TO US
viii Receive Our Prompt At
tcntiUn.
Returns Quickly Made
Notice of Application to Cut
Timber.

NOTICE is HEHEDY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, whose P%C-tOnice nd.
dr+S> IS Wells, E,ko County. SUvn. I'd, inicnd1
making application 10 the Hon. Ecc'v. of the
Interior, WASHINGTON, -. e.. March 2Ith, lsy2.
hA per Act "f Congress approved March ,ri.
l+l, entitled. "An Act to Repeal lin. beer
CGltnrc Laws and fOr Other Iu pU.C :" for
the privilege OF cutting timber for fuel and
fence posts on the uusurvoy al Lands In C.dar
MOuutTins. ElkO County, Scvnin, and more
particularly d,.CTihcd and bounded ~ FOL.
lows: Commencing at a point two miles
east Of MuoIs' station on central Pacific
II. X. thence ten miles southcrly direction
ih,aUG L!A milCs CaT;cTly. thence 10 milcs
HOr,ncriy Ia Railroad. hence G miles east.
"r!y to ilh 'e ui beginning That said land
herein embraced IL barren, rocky and unnt
fer agriculture. The timber consists ui nut
pine, jdniVCr and sCTuh mahogany and - III
only for fuel AMI fencing. there being no
imbcr on the Tract that could b. mnnutsc.
t1rcd. Tint II IL NOT necessary Ia preserve
Said iilnbrr for the public good or for the
purpose Of protecting the water supply for
irrigation-thCre being no winter IN said
tract. The Petitioner estimates the trnr, l.,
contnin 100 . cords Of nut pine. 1870 cords
Juniper and = y 0cori- Of mahogany,
EDWARD l.. BEESOS.
Wells. Nevada. March !. i8pI. Mw
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-13
BILLS ALTO

Following is q list OF tho bills
allowed by the Board OF County Com-
missioners at their regular meeting
on Monday, March 7, 1892:
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4 Lucky Proprietor.

4 Creede, Col, dispatch reports n
fabulous discovery mndo by II pros.
p,";tor narned Brandt, which rnifed
him Ia IL moment from comparative
poverty to opulsnce. Ile had nJcend
ell IN almost perpendicular wall md
waa nearly nj thc t"p. When ho mott 'ed
a cre'ire.liits opcu!nY closed Ivy II
boulder. He pushed away Tho stone
aud found an opening lnrga enough
Ia admit his Dody. iIc entered,
pushed forward, nni after Il few steps
wns within II cavern, tho roof OF Which
raulicd ind hanging with ~staIactitca
showed Groupings Of silver ore running
$4,000 " the ton.
This chamber il 80 feet wide and
300 isot long, aud contains utensils.
skeletons, and remnina, evidently
those " tho elf dweIlera, hut tho nm.
u I~nariHn dirovrry ir lost IN tho inter.
OFT al tho p|honum"nni iind. Brandt
rrr"rtel tho lind. and tho town AZ
Crcodc, used M ii is " big SL,kes,
%cut Wild. Hundreds loft for the
Sill dweiler claim. ~ II wan vHlled, at
ohcc. Brandt and his bactur, Colonel
Morton, we're Offered sIGp,US inr tho
claim by II %Syndicato ut California Gap
ita)ist9, which they refused.
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I"nia"illc Co"ri'r .joaTndi:- IN
nonc OF lis speeches, 1t bnnquuls or
el"es here, du.'s Mr.. Mckinley utter 20
inIcli n II wbiGper ubout the rcdur.
lion 81 sage 1!nco Lms i1a weul into
eject.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-13

NUUNIN OF TsIIKO.
|. l.. q. Henderson, County Clerk
and Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, in and for snid County
and State. do hereby certify that the
foregoing bills were passed aud ord.
cred paid by the Bonrd OF County
commissioners Oh tho 7th day OF
March A.. D., 1892.
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SALARY ~FCSD-SALARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
miscellaneous

,c.nrMy OF MEDICAL HYPNOTISM.
aIS West 59th-st DE-. MCCARTHY re-
ce!ves pupils and patients d,lly vacancy
for invalid hoardcf. THURSDAY evening"
hypnotic s1reriu entail Gas -eenoe.
MME l. suIDiC from i rsns gay" ., Jul lu.,
value for la !los' fine c,st-on CIVIL ns ~ 800
tea somns. ssalskins. le"eiry, brc'a'hfAc.
ete. ~ eth.ayc.
OPEN ALL NIGHT (sundays. holi.
DAYS Included. Ernnsn Law onll' :, Z"
Offices every Ststrl, l,21v lro'u"N IT.
consular NATURALIZATION agents. Down
town Equitable building
WANTED. TO BUY.-Nicely, furnish a
fat two iedrooms farior en1 MEhsn .
witt description and price. AbLEN' BOX
! ~. 440 Cth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Domesnr bituanons iuanlfo

AS BUTLER or walter ~ private family,
by single man middle age city of country
good references. WIN. ARMSTRONG. 100
3G-ave., I'd nat.
AS VALET and travelling servant 70 q
gentleman or family going south, gOOi
"A Tor and attendant L,'st sity references.
IT.. r.. 3l2 East elst.,t.
BUTLER Or SECOND Man. swiss
! (2s years.. lately sriivot hOne-t eAp-il.
esices IA private family seoa fefefehsee
| ifosdway tribune Uptown.
DUTLER by young colorcd man. ~ .
| good rcspertrbls private American family :
$40 month hfstclass reference from
present employer and others city ard
1 country. J. Y. c.. FOX 49, Chester,
lOfonge Co.. n. Y. no cards.
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Ciin Real Csiaie for Sale.


FOR SALE.-ln Hobokep, building and
factory sites also some good ten-In"nt
properly row lnying 10 per cont. GEO.
w. WRIGHT. 10 Newnrk-st. Hot oxen.
S;7 WEST ENDAvE.-For particulars
inquire at room ia. III Broadway.
BROOKLYN
NEW FACTORY BUILDING. s5xlOO
six stories and cas'.mons With st AN power
two elevators and excclen, light; located
Brooklyn, +. ID. shipping facilities. uneX-
celled S. +. 6 NJ. VERNON. 60 Duane.
o., N. Y.
Jersey City.
FOR SALE-Deiached brick house
splendid view and position lot i0X30S II
rooms line garden excellent family resi-.
dence, combining town and country: very
convenient for lower New-York. Ietwccn
Cortlandt aud I'D stS; moderate pIiCe
easy terms; cash - 0c0, balance on mort
gaze. Apply l40 Pal.saie.ave., Jersey
City Heights.
FACTORY SITES for sale on line n
D.. L. { w. Il. r.. IN lower jersey City ;
from two 10 thirtv-four lots IN each IDIOT
GEO. w. WRIGHT, 10 Newark-st.,
HobOsen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Real estate tuante6

WANT A REALLY HANDSOME coun.
~ residence, with or without Iand; must
70 en- improved location. and not very
az nom New-Yofk. VIII give In exchange
: veiy desirable Investment property or
Rropr!ee IN Erooalvn sond frll descrlp-
ssSns: business Box IL. TrIbunc once
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UDrk WoIteo.

Males
GOUETANT --Txlcr3; viii oIcl lools
adapted 10 any busin" :. pieINr, faIan 9
>nerts ond profit aaG los aeoOIlts; tcras
moderate. WHITEHEAD, fO.tcr Bud
lns. city
ACCOUNTS oufuscd aid complicated
accounts rectned and adjusted; inNcsti.
cations made; accounts audited. =. W.
HOFFIAN. Vrblic accountant and aG1l-
tor l6j Grccn,gich.st
4 GENTLEMAN knowing Dutch G,r-
nan, French and English t,oIYtltatlol ant
V. b. H., - Wei lo4tA.st.
AN FLDERLY NAN need. employ.
mcnt at moc,irt, wage sati-lactoiy ri
Iccr given. AGdrc~. G. DCEELL. carn
Il. j. Ciark, l72 Centre-rt
AN HONEST and Industrious young
man, age %, drsirs rtinnhrn. sltsltcn
II any k,Ld in wholesale house. brst city
- Fest 9thst.
i STENOIithPlIER ard TYPEW Ri.
Est. with eighteen months experience.
d-'.ses permanent position can i'ftI TO
pr.sent employer: A. J. B. Postohlce
Box 2,l96. Ncw-York CITY.
A YOUNG GERMAN wishes situa.
ton IN wholeS H., house or ONCE by the
week; steady place; best Of references
Wiling 10 give security and ~ travel. Adj
dress OF call MAX CROSSE. .2CG Jd-ave.
rns Jrll twicr
A YOUNG FRESHMAN. lately landed
wants employment; Understands care OF iinc
horses generally useful. Adslrss 10 CLARK
son-st.
A YOUNG MAN Of good cducutlon and
training. desires potion a. clerk IN Once
r wh0irtal' bu-ii.es5 house has held Cos.
eminent petition. Address J. H.. Tfib.
lne once.
a YOUNG MAN, 20, bright AMI Qnich
10 learn, desires wDik Office wofh or collect
Ing preferred. Ii. MAESLAN. lo7 Devoe-
It. Broolyn.
CAKrn.-Scotrh baker wants situation
On bread scorC HMAN, 9ol SHAVE.
B0OXKEhIEi; or SALESMAN wants
,l,iiijOn, ~ years cft~i ca""; CON
y.Lebt, reliable aud energetic iefcl .
euccs. Aadfcsa JOSEPH G.. SAYEH. 81
IA rmount-nvc.. Newark, y. !.
Roy. Il. cxpricncod typewriter. neat
pcnnan quick and accurate ngurrr de-
sirr. position with ch9nccs " Advancement.
Accrrss Box Il. Tribune Onlce.
roy. II. graduate " business college.
would like position IS assistant bo0tkerper
with chance Of Advancement. Address 30
West DIST. Palnneld. y. J.
EUiCnEE's situation. ~ Protestant
young H.l. who f. .ob.,. reliable and thor
S S4ar.. ' e DO % Wa sG G references
CAKE BNKER.-n, ,eber. slnglc nan
a. apst hand. Mr.. CABOT. 1872 lawrence.
At. BrooAlyn ---.-----
CARPENTER and BUILDER wi tcs
work bv day or contract every tang In
the caIpenter line done neau aga EI.ng!-
IL. send postal caro- 70 HOta' l1- ~.
Pnul's.a,ea jersey Guy.
-rLERKSHIp OF anS Kind s,en6grs pher
and typewriter: quick anu aciye ans.0u.
co. nj sse ana civ" satlsia"tion wages no
meet. Address CLERK, 80 East i2thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Gin Real estate 60 Get.

FOCR-SfORY. BKOWNSToSE
dwelling G6th-st. between Madison ana
Park ives. No. 73 Last. newly lenovato q
open for inspection; favorable lease o. 70.
s'on~-ttc party. W. II. FALCcNER.
100 Fourth-aYc.
LEFT OVER HOUSES aud hats; re.
duced rents. STEVENS. gth-ave.. cor.
ner !rSt.st. 9th-ayc. and l0ith.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
n very np,t willing and respec table young
elrl understands plan waiting and nice
chamberwork moderate wages In steady
place; city OF country. ANNIE. 272 9th.
ave mar l7tl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Go Get for Bnsintse purposes

A.-DEsIrAnLE LOFTS. 25yCo. NJ
IoS Wc,t 2"'e.h' w,'h W ava ra n2'
shop. II, 800; ID ani I,h for cafpt clean
INK business having all The rrquisit 3.
~ 100 5th 500 9TH 500; pos.rs 'i1n.
THOMAS Z ECK Bison. IS Wcst 3oth--'.
DENTISTS OFFICE tro light rooms /;
private bath conner house. 100 Lexington
ave.
LOFr&-Nsw 7.s'ory Grcproo' building.
80 II, front ~ 6j ieoy; cool lieht power.
s'c,u hat sud elevator good location. l.n
70 l32 Mott-st.. near Grand-st. Inquire
A. MrTz e. fli1si"ih--'
424 WATER-ST-N Wow brick stable ~
stalls: Office and carr,a.e room: Tor eVIrc's
Q, iv,Tn ,,r ApP0 on Ono p I..ano or 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
pomrsnt o,tuarions Wanfs6
Females.

HoUSEwORK. BY swede; Is good
cook WA her and ironer: CITY or country
wIiiing and ohliaing lest Of reference. $40
.fb.lyp.
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flats 90 Get, Furnished

5rH.ANE., 247 .-Hnickerbocker apart
nlenis large and elegant apartment: nr.t
coor 50 feet frontage OH avenue.
29TH-ST.. Il EAST MADISON AND
9TH ANES.-BachelOr apartments all Hight
rooms: furnished and uniufni shed en- suite
or slncly house newly decorated. &C.. best
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Help Udn1eo.

Help UdnIeo.
ATTED.-Ladlos and young men 10
take work a; their own homes pleasant EN-.
pio, ncut at GOOD IrCrs experience h"'
necessary gn1 no caniassina. Add, ~
particulars STANDARD MAJ a.! 4,
tNlNO, COMPANY. Lock Bon lO1, south
rrIrlufhsin. Mas. hnclo'c stamp
Eaics.
AGENTS and lANN ASSEHS; male OF
female. - TO ~ daily profits i1re. OK
perience unnecessary; no talking r,Snlreu :
,Nciu'ive riltory fi!'n. tct P2r,,e .e, :
address / PUTNAM & co.. West Wiasted
~oan.
AGENTS. -Gencrd and special, for new
territory; liberal toms cncapc,. insITa n ,,''
known. Addrrs, AGENCIES. Mills Brid-
.ng. 10 Brosd-st.
If VOC arc out Of employment % wish
70 change call at the old reliable Mutual
Agency: employment Of all kinds quick.
procured tot men R9.,t,ons FI Si5X 90 !,
broadway.
MEN WANTED on cstilf steamers %
London and Li,efpool, 10 woih iOr free
passage. "a Gr'enwich-st.
TOIN No MAN OF ability sne education
wanted In manufacturing stationery esAo'
lshment; one not afraid of work -alafl
81 to start Protestan, wanted give fe'rr'
ence. Address PROTESTANT Bon ~,
Tribune once.
WANTED.-An experienced mncklr 20 h
salesman who knows thoroughly N" trade
IN New Ofk. Bropklyn and Phladclphlt.
Address p. o. Box 3.3Is. Boston. Mas.
WANrED.--Young man. 10 70 20 years
q men ~ brickyprd 100 men. oyster boat.
HANSEN & CO.. 80 Grecnwieh-t.
WANTED - Canyassors for historical and
biographical works o. The hiphe.t melt
Address FORDs. HOWARD & UuLHLRT,
~ East l0th.st.
Females.
LADIES o. Moderate ability. not I'm.
pccuniOuS, best social connections, waut'l
IA editor. % literary journals In all cities
cOr't"f,bi. income Interesting HON" work ;
antee against Curiosity. LITERARY
GUILD. 20 Washington Place
WANrED-As chamborm,ld end wat.
rcs7 ia family OF mrce. neat young
German girl. Apply al 9O5 Wost 5.th-,t..
Room u. at the OSBORNE between the
hours Of and 4. WILLIAMS
NTEDJ 'haniber'naid ard waitress .or
Irlsat, family: COOL home and wages. 81
Convcnt-ave.. ncor West ltJd.st
WANTED Competent cook and la'.n-
dress. In q small private American FANNY 4.
~ngo- SO references required - Eat
5O,h'l.
WANTED.-A Protestant nur-c for
young children best city reference required.
Cal OF iiD West 72i-st
WANTi.D-A comjot@it vaiiro.s win
best city 'cicrcpccs I'Iof SIN. p-cicflrl.
Apply on Moldiy between 10 aad T. 0'coc:
at 81 West 4Gth.,t.
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CHAMBERMAID Sc.-By q Canadian
Protestant glrl Nv chamberrali ID sewing.
OF lady, mad. East l3-d-rL.. rug cross
bell no cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17

TSEFUL.NAN O. GROOM.-By young
Nofth ~ Ireland man ~ usrfn-man o
rs 5th.nyc., EpNGHAND'S. over London
ifArl"-s CO.. near 91th.-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
uomesnr 1itualons Uanteo.
Females.

tUAM UEKMAII anu y 2 Iss5I..--gJ 1T
American Protestant glr. PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU, 1873 6th-aye
CUAMBERMAID or NURSEE.-By .
young French gil ~ English. Address
Nh CElOII.. lN3 We-t 0-Q.-t.
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Dcar1 u)anteo.


tween East Gcth aad Goth sts. Adaross
fisxe.s hh;it l,-i< Hrlcway. Tribune Uptown
YIN rLEMAN and wife sex strictly
sSei2sA board aid handsomely furnished
1871 slefnn about sixa fsr ircDtn scf r
~ae~s LESoX. 100. Tribune 0ificc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Ores aKlnh.

A.-DRESSMAKE K-Elegant cutter and
litter 81 a day. o. at home perfect III guar
aHtccd NcNcL sin. o. clotn suits made IN
one week for siU. fancy wai-ts coats, AID
Dali gowns specially. a. East i0th.st..
near broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
flats 60 Get, unfnrnlsbe0.

A.-wHAT you ARE LOOKING FOR.
Six light rooms ana bath. decorated. no
shafts. 1870 10 1876 East 96th.st.. hot water
heating from So 10 $40; also al Ill. ll3
East 9jth ST.. second fats. $50, private
halls seven room, and bath. with hot water
heating Oh Central Park, West between
10Cth and 1870 -ts.. so 500 nVt rooms
and b1,n, l55 West l32f-st.. f22 SO SIX
rooms and bath. steam heat. at los East 3ith-
sa. 1872.
A.-RARITY second ana third hats Of
{ looms and la,h at l.. lai 32a-st.; rSut
500 aud sl.lOQ rcsEccuVcly. possess 0
October l-t. Jan.tOr or THOMAS y
Eek EESON IS IVES: 3O;h-s;.
DESIRABLE BATCHiLOl.'S apqs,-
nents. four rooms and private bath al
light and heated suitable for one or Two
gentlemen. $50 LeNingion.aNc.
RENTS REDUCED.
Very desirable nats; four large rooms
All modern improvements.
500 % s23.
33, 81 and 81 GtOve-st.
See ionitor On promises
VELVERDE. 14j Ea.t 3Oth-st
Eight rooms 4; every Improvement
Steam heat and decorated.
Fuel supplied nee.
1910 per annum.
JANIS KYLE & SONS, 0l0 3d.avc.. or
5an!tor
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Horses an0 q arrlages.

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
1912 Broadway. I'd door north OF 3lst-sL
Advertisements aud snbscTiptJn
received ther, until 8 o'clock D. ia.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advert sencnts received at regular office
rates until : y. m, viz:
ga Shave. :. .. cor. OF z3d-st
as. 0tn.ave.. cor l2th-st.
~. Coumbus-ave., near West CSth-st.
100 West 42d.st. near 6th-sye
20 West l4th.st, near 5th-aVc.
257 West 42d.st.. bet 1th and StD sves
l57 an ave-. cor. l4th-st.
], 3SS 3d.sve, between 7Gth and nth SITS
1923 Yd.avc.. btween 10Th and 10tn sts.
l0z6 3d.ave.. near Glst-se.
Los lst-ave., near S9th-st
200 5d-svc., corner 41th-st.
S3f slave. near Fast 37th-st
e 6sGaus A and nrT zee 81 anS 4sh SIS
l49 Church-st, bet. Warren and Cham.
$50 Ess; 47th.st.. corner 3t-ave.
20 East 42d.st., near VI "a son-ay".
aO5l Yd.ave., bet ll2th and 18th SITS.
HARLEM orr Is:
$50 East l23th-st.. near 3d-aNe
24J West l23th.st.. bet. tn and 6th ayes.
$50 West l45th.st.
BROOhirN OFFlErS
3y7 fulton.s, g3 Corrt.st.. - re Kalb.
ave. eco Bcdio'd-avc.. 100 B'way
GENTLEMAN WILL SELL pair fine
carriage hcrscs 1G hands years fear
less elevated splendid action. Address
OWNER Brevoort House.
WANTED. 80 Oo0. 600 people to send
for Blrch's cariiagc and harness czta.
iocues largest assortment In America very
moderate prices don't paw such eStrsvsgant
iished 1852. Address J. II. BIRCH. Bur.
linrton Y. j.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-21
La Industrial del Alcohol

Memoria eonsultiva para Ia fabrication in
dustrial dc alcoholics y aguardientes de cana
en- PHerto-RioO pOr
DON FEDERICO LEGRAND RODRIGUEZ.
Farmac6utico Laureado en- la Exposition
Universal de Barcelona Este interesante IL
bro, tan htil, para los Sres. destiladore5 de
aguardientes consta de 112 paginas en- A. ma
yOr, y se vende & $1.50 81 ejemplar 90 las Il.
brerfas de- Annata Naninrin. an este Canital
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Emulsion Greosotada
DE RABELL,
farmaceutico de la Universidad de la Habana. J

Escas y pOderoso sensedj0 para las essfeynse
dGdes del pechO,
LA EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Ra-
bell, es un magnftico y maravilloso agente to.
rap6uGicO de 6xito SECURE en- la BrOmqa5tSs
1ys6S, LGr6ssg5t6s, AsmsG CGtGSy0s, T0seS pert5
races, Resfy6GdOs. Escr6fMgG, Ass6nsiG, RaQst6
t6sns0 on los ninos, Deb6l6dGd general y, en- su
ma, para las afecciones dc la garganta, los
br6nQuiOs y los pulmonas. Despierta ell ape
tito vigoriza las naturalezss mas enpCbreei
das. Els el remediO por exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELL
nueva, tnicaI y original asociaci6n de ACEITE
DE BACALAO, CREOSOTA & HIPOFOSFITOs
DE CAL SOSA, es una delicada crema dc
suave 0lor balsamico, de grato sabor, paiada-
BILE hasta pOr los nifios.
TOd0s los enfermos Ia tomaran sin repug
nancia, con facilidad y gusto. Esta eIaborads
con osQuisit0 esmerO. Pru6bese admirara sn
EApida aCci6n curatiVa.
V6ase el ampli0 prospecto que aeon
pana cada hasCO.-De venta On todas las
DrOguerfas y B0tiCas de la Iala de Cuba.- De
p0sito principals @La Reunion" dc Jose Sa-
IRA. HAhauA Puerto Riso, Earmaoia Dro
0aaEia de ii eNilleEmela,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-21
mismo 10 pueden usar los nifos cue

mismo 70 pueden usar los ninos que las personals
mayores. .sMAa..
DE venta en- las casas de Armas ~ Jlmenez
Cruz 13 La Gran CGNGriG Cruz 1, La ESern
Fortaeza "a, tienan dos dstintos modeos de dlchos
aparatos expuestos al pdblico; debiendo advers'r
que son f&ciles de colocar en- cualquier parte, SIN
que sirvan de estorbo. E aparato es sencilo y bo-
nito.-Sus precios: 6, pesos UNO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-21
Aqua de Insalus

Puntos on donde SO expende esta exelen-
to aqua mineral on esta Capital Sd. MGssael
BdsytolG, San Sebastian 81, agnte.--Sucursal-
les, D. Santos Filipi, San Justo 31--Sres. So
brino de Lui1a y c., Fortaleza esQuina & Tan.
CAD. Norindo Carrero, Fortaleza esquina al
CrlaHO AB-24
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-21
Falcon y Rola
GALE DE LA FORTALEZA N: Al

La agencia de estos seforea sc encarga dc
tOda clase de- asuntos judiciales, notariales y
administrations de eeta Capital y de la Isls
Nrn0ins yn6finna . Nnrvanninra1ee
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-01-08

stars, winds, waves, tributary to mans
Did not Jehovah say "Subdue and
have dominion over all the earthp"
Now in view of all these things why
should the production Of rain be
deemed impracticable or impossible?
The oceans, lakes and other bodies
of water afford by evaporation suffi-
Gent moisture in the cloud strata of
the earth to water all the ground.
All we find is an unequal distribution
of rainfall. Too much falls in some
places and too little in another. Now
the question arises can this defect be
righted? We think it can. We think
the production of rain is reducable to
a science, and that is is based on
scientific principles. We are not ready
to give our theory expression at the
present time or to explain the formula,
1t will, before long, doubtless be.
come an "open secret" Then the
evolution of agriculture will trans.
form the great plains Of the continent
into the very garden and granary Of
of the world.