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Evening star., 1902-08-07

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington, ID. c.. July 20
19G2.-SealeI proposals will be received at tbIss
office until TWO O'CLOCK PM. ON THE TWET
TY EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1902 and then
opened. for safety vaults. and work Incident al
thereto, in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
L. :. Treasury Department, Washington d. q in
accordance with drawings and specifications con
les OF which may be had application to this ~
nee, at the discretion Of the Supervising Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect
iy3l- tbs. .tu. ct
Evening star., 1902-08-07
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-LOTS.

NANTED-A CORNER SUITABLE To BUILD :
I" IL houSeS. northeast southeast preferable .
2u''- 10 jrc. per #; must be a bargain Address
Box -''', star ONCE au6-3t
Evening star., 1902-08-07

FOR RENT-NO. 243 DEL. AVE. NE. AN AT
tractive modern brick bouse containing II
rooms and BATH steam heater; car line: in
renting $50. IS per month.
WESCOTT & WILCOX
jy2-tf 1907 Pa ave
The oasis., 1902-08-30

Tucson Star: D. F. Platner, gen
 eral manager of the Home Tunnels Site Mining Company, is in the city on business connected with his company. The company's prop critics are situated in the Picacho mining district, Pinal county. There are five claims in the group. The prevailing values are copper. Mir. Platner says that the ores will average $41 in copper per ton. This property has been favorably known by Southern Arizona mining men for a number of years past, and there is every reason to believe that the new owners will make a good property out of it. Arrange ments have been made for erecting smelting plant, pending which development work will be actively pursued. Tucson is the supply point for the company, and ship ments will be made by rail to a switch few miles west of Red Rock. From this point the haul is less than a mile to the mines. Mir. Platner and his associates pur- chased this property from the Wakefield brothers and associates.
The oasis., 1902-08-30
Shatters All Records.

Twice in hospital, F. A. Gull edge, Verbeba, Ala, paid a vast sum to doctors to cure a severe case of piles, causing "A tumors. When all failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve soon cured him. Subdues infiam- nation, conquers aches, kills pains. Best salve in the world. 25c at all drug stores.
The oasis., 1902-08-30

yesterday rom 4. J. EuWdFuS, WIG is now in the east, which stated that he would start for Arizona to
 day and would reach here some
 time next week. During his visit
 east Mir. Edwards has been interest.
 ing capitalists in some mining property near Wickenburg, and
 has been quite successful.
 Prospector Charles Wilkes, yes terday made an important strike of rich ore at his Finance mine, south of town, near the Emerald. The ore is rich in silver and carries as high as 300 ounces. Mir. Wilkes states that he has uncovered a good ledge on his property and its dew elopment will doubtless open good producer. The mine is loca- ted in highly mineralized section
 near properties having records as producers, and the Finance is destined to take equal rank.
 Yuma Sentinel: A reported dis covery of oil somewhere up the Colorado river was current last week, having it's origin in state ments made by California parties, who claimed they had found oil in digging we'll A boring outfit is said to be on the way from Los Angeles to this point, from whence it would be shipped by steamer to the point of the alleged discovery, but at this writing it has not ar rived. Henry McPhaul went up and made some oil locations for himself and other parties here, and will be in on the ground floor if oil is located.
 Star: F. w. Webb, the miner journalist, left Phoenix for the bis muth property near Fort Mcdowell, in which he is interested with others. He takes along enough provisions to last a gang of men that will be put to work about four weeks. The owners of this prop erty believe that after a certain amount of development work is done, enough of a showing will have been made to justify the erection of mill similar to that used at Joplin, Mo-, to work the bismuth mines there. MT. Webb said that he expects in short time to have one of the biggest bismuth proposi- tions in the country in operation.
 Mohave Arrow: The machinery for the Cyclopics mines in Gold Basin is at the depot and the teams of the Minnesota-C -Connor will take it out in day or two. A. B. Rob- bins is here awaiting the transport ation of his freight. The new machinery consists of rock break CT and Sturtevant rolls which will increase the capacity of the plant now in operation to over 100 tons in twelve hours. This property under the management of Robbins X Walker Is proving itself a good investment and the only drawback 1 with which they have to contend | with at present is the scarcity of l water. A pipe line, three miles in length, from Coles Spring, fur nishes limited supply of water and Is pumped over a divide of 600 feet elevation. With an abundance of water this property would pay big dividends to the investors, and l they are now 6ourino to ohtain l
The oasis., 1902-08-30
MINING NEWS.

Gazette: A telegram was received yesterday from A. J. Edwards, who is now in the east, which stated that he would start for Arizona to- day and would reach here some time next week. During his visit east Mir. Edwards has been interest ing capitalists in some mining property near Wickenburg, and has been quite successful.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
n N.4U4L "SLUE47.BOx."
Old Sailors Rejoiced LUhen Lincoln abolished an
instrument of Torture.

The hardships endured by sailors sufficient
they generally known,
running away to But the crueltes which the modern
sailor subjected nothing those which the
Lot OF his The the disappearance
such cruelty is worth telling
On of Mr. Lncolns Fortress Monroe
the steamer Hartford 1863 his
narrow door, bound with iron, the
What is this?" he asked.
"0h, that is the reply
refractory and insubordinate
jected to steam heat and has little ventilation
orally brings him to terms very quickly
President Lincon's curiosity
to himself is treatment to which
probably subjected every year. myself
and what really
Taking off his hat-for he
in heghthe entered the enclosure which
than three length
signal from himself the should Immediately
1t was then closed and the steam turned
He had been inside hardly three signal
President Lincoln
then regarded punishment
There little ventilation
to the hot and humid air had almost sufocated him.
Turning to Secretary Welles Of navy department
president ordered that enclosure
after be allowed flying flag
It not hour after this given before
sailor ship in Hampton
The effect sailors many Of
whom had themselves experienced the sweat
box. Some of them wept from joy
But the good results of this Lincoln vera
not confined to the American Great Franco
had abolished all of
nations 1ine to-day
Is not to be found flying the
nation throughout the world.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
Ste Twentieth Century Dragon.

VERY unbelievng people there dragons
days. spells not believed
In at all by hard-headed moderns
Now-whisper it softy-these wise and unbelfevng
think they The world is
bigger better but nevertheless spells" still
which to the unknown What else the
exploration called? there
dragon in the oden days mythology which
guard northern
Ulysses any the
hardy arctic
there too fierce deserts Of
and ice far death lurking either side
at every STEP
Is this spell Of the enchanted arctic land which lured
Kane and Franklin
Azens of their followers know,
oR the real nature of these unknown lands it the
hunan that explorations
snts believe that territory dragons
and of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
Winter Apples.

What cheer is there that is half so good
In the snowy waste of winter night
AS dancing fire Of hickory wood
And easy chair in its mellow light zIs4a
And pearmain apple, rudy and sleek
Or jenneting with freckled cheek1
A russell apple is fair to view.
With tawny tint like autumn heat
The warmth OF ripened cornhead's hue,
Or golden tint OF harvest sa1eaf;
And the wholesome breath OF the finished year,
Is held in winesap's blooming sphere
They bring you thought Of the orchard trees
In poisoning April and leafy June,
And the sleepy dronfng Of bumblebeez,
In the lazy light Of the afternoon,
And tangled clover and bobo3inka,
Tiger lilies and garden ptnks.
-H<ttse wkttnsv
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
Sbe History Contest.


w First prize, So II" ~, @~>
Second prize, 81. ..4.1..
Third prize, 81. tx - s..,Ez..s.& T.
CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST %
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As president the history OF
country to the present day. Iz-...
Second-It exceed 800 words.
Third-It connected narrative, not merely the
bald statement o dates and facts
Fourth-The single letters ga and F, do not count as
words. counts word hyphenated
word word. a
must be prepared in accordance with
governing work. These will be found
under the head of The
Souvenir page g.
be in the hands of the editor
afternoon March &C. The prize Win
published the Journal Junior of April
Professor Willis w. University consented
final judge of the papers.
The history making the progress of the United
into 300 words takes thought
and then takes
and right kind Of Still,
DONE the editor believes of the Juniors
creditable work in this line.
time is short but there is time to write the
history perseverng, telling work done It is good
practice thoroughly the history making
country which really the
greatest. -..s
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
A READY-MADE WAX.

When Para rubber trees tapped after gum
D receptaeaes and sened species large ant
n4omed to cut out pieces carry away
Bees also find for 6fa pNber species
America actually cut the produce
a1ces In order to flow of the sap gum
a1nved BY the bees for their nests
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about there much that gain
not necessarily because everything
Rather it is the ability
have - II 'iT%s @@ EDITOR.
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Minneapolis Journal for the public
school children above the fifth grade and
principally ng There attached
competitors The editor wishes
houa
be the Editor Journal Junior
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
How We Are working.

oMEBoDY who knows what to make the real
- remarked that be able
anywhere
Ut hand He must be able to get his
matter whether he is joing
hts lap table, whether nothing
hand the than
S0nal people have been receiving drill in similar
lines weeks promises last
fur weeks We like it,
aown in the midst of it, help it-but
Through it all with whole tempers
asvoutly thankful anybody suggests remodeing
hnuse heads either hiding
b being done 1t is the distraction
saeh mess
The autograph collector followed Henry
Ebble that "Little Orphant Annie"
Eses satisfaction to the people who
fittings to know that than 100 Why
great banque people for the
pnees autograph to the presiding Henry
" TO refuse all but the comparatively few who
sntaet with him to
b regretted that people at large have not the
Gain from making such demands upon celebrity.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22

HERE is one thing that amazed Prince Henry that
have yet done smiling Being an American l.,
of course did not know the hurrahing cheering
& and general noise with which welcome our popular
fayortes is almost unknown quantity with
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22


than in the topics have suggested that II
keep your would be able
number of facts This point Of view is
especially brought story in the Youths Companion
writer spoke Of certain being valuable
interested in various pursuits and
original thinking Then the writer
The last time spent evening together NJ made
remark that editorial that sold for dollars
told worth at moderate calculation
apiece. fragment family
from ancient letter suggested that won't take less
Of the OF 1919 which he
related will be worth twenty-five dollars after I've dressed
little Total foryfour dollars worth Of material
lated in about two hours and half"
This writer insists that there is story at
only has to it. and that
ing if only get at them
This sound like fairy story but is really
writer touch with the world will
YOU perhaps not able to much at the
older with wider view OF 1fe
you will be surprised at all
This ability to something in little Things that is
receive suggestions apparently
Incidents will and in later will find It such
il it is not positive help in Life work No
placed whether your surroundings
not II yourself to what there
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20

Cn inponan;e diario italiano, que defcn-
di6 durante 3 aiios Ia poli,lca democr.i;ica,
la inviiado sus cOmpairioias que voiaian
Ia candidaiura republican,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
Laias
70 &c Noviembre &C i9's.

70 &c Noviembre &C i9,s.
hechos son los cue valcn. dieo oS,o. poTquc
nay honihTeS cue sc dicea republicans y sls
hechos no 10 oemccS,ran
IN l-ai2S. sin vooear. sin griiar ra;riu.ismo.
hefnoS ris,o Tcalizarss Jas asnTacioreS dc ;oio
pueblo prcgresiS;a.
Aqui' vn poco tempo, sozamcs de progTe-
SOS cue qiiisieran pOier ob;eaer otgos rueblos
lue de progrcsistas sc precian.
% demoStrare:
In el POGO tempo que lleva represen;ando
nuestroS intereSes Piblioos el respectable oaba-
Hero Don Pedro S. Nivoni Sc han realizaao
adelantos en- este pobre Municipo cue nadie.
vista Ia desastrosa administrator porsue pas6
este MuniciPio en- epocas aDteTiores, da derecho
4 Greer cue solamente los conocirnientos Y las
do;es ADMINISTRATORS que posee dicho sefiores
fuerau capaceS de sacsr floie las deficiencies
aludidas.
Don Pedro S Vivori, a,in ponendo en- du
da su unprecedented, fuerza de digustos con
sigulo traer por LaJas el ferrocarril; consigui6
un coiegio de Agricultural, que otros pueblos
querian para sf; consiguio mediante los recur-
SOS de Presupuesto que no alcanzaron) hacer
una carnicerfa Que envidian muchos pueblos
convecinos
Es mas todos los j6venes aptos para de
sempehar TN destino publico, va sea en- Ia poll
cia lnsular en- otro cualquiera han sido favo-
cido por q.
No extraf1e, pues, nadie que en- Lajas
hayan triunfado los re ,ub.icanos.
Este es I'm pueblo agradecido a sus bene-
factores no podfa resultar otra cosa.
Este sin contar que el sefIor Vivoni, cuyos
sentimientos son conocidos, porque q elmo lie
GUSTAV elogios, ha pagado por contribucones
de peYuehos propietarios las contrbuciones
atrazadas, mas de 500 pesos, con el fin loable
de nivelar los presupuestos.
Sr. director escribo este 4 vuela pluma,
sin perjuico de dar V mayores detalles.
Por ahora tenga V. en- cuenta que 10 dicho
obedece los mas sagrados principles de la
verdad.
PABON-Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
RepIlBslEcas Hatisaas
NICARAGUA

Repdblica independents de la America
Central desde 1896, y firmado el tratado entire
Constitution del II de Febrero de 1904. Sc
divide en- tres secciones: Poder Legislative,
Executive Judicial. Ell primero 10 ejercen
unas Cortes de "a diputados, elegidos por cua-
tro afos. El segundo 10 ejerce el Presidente
sus ministries. Ell tercero 10 representa- Ia
Suprema Corte de Justicia demas tribunales
judiciales. El Congreso Sc reune por 90 dias
sin convocaci6n especial, principles de Enero.
Esta dividida en- IS departamentos. Superhcie
I5o657oo hectareas.-Po 32o9S5 ha-
antes.-Religion, Catolica.
Bandera nacional: Tres bandas horizon
tales azul blanca azul ; la banda blanca
doble ancho de las azules.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
y6TTl TTaS
AN:@=Ss x -, - .4...,t1Snf

ii Gobierno ha iriunfado en- We
nezuela. en Colombia. en- Santo Do
mingo.
ESQ cs una buena Sefal No por-
que tengamos preferenciaS por unos
Ii otros hombres de Ia politica de esos
paiseS hermanos. sino porque demues-
ira el triunfo del gobierno. que Ia ma
yoria en- eSoS pueblos empieZa darse
cuenta dc que las Tevoluciones NADIA
resuelven V va no Sc entusiasma NAL
gastando en- revoluciones esterileS las
energias V los hombreS que hacen fall
Ia para engran lecer esas republicas.
La revolucion es pocas veceS glo
riosa, V contadas son las que aumen-
ia siquiera una pagina en- la Historic
de los pueblOs.
Paz, hace falta en- las republicas
hispano- americans, para que sean
grandes; paZ Y libertad de Ia Prensa
que resuelve mas que todas las revo-
luciones juntas. porque lleva las con-
ciencias Y los cerebros enseianzas
mas duraderas que la emocion sentida
ante la aZafia de un herOe, Ell triunfO
de un CaudillO.
FL dia que la libertad de la Prem
sa sea absolute, habran fracasado para
siempre las revOluCiOnes.
;Cuanto mas facil no es manifes
tar I'm gobernante el descontento de
su pueblo, por medic de la palabra es
crita, que lanZandose una lucha de-
sesperada y aniquiladora?
Lo duradero, 10 estable no puede
tener por origen la sOrpresa nj la vio-
1enca
Un pueblo puede ser revoluciona-
rio una vez Cada siglo; 10 demas es
torpe personalisn1o; medrada disputa
sin raZonamientos.
Triste eS tarnbien que en- esOS
pueblos sea el Presidente TN guerrero
las mas de las veces; porque el hom-
bre que no va los puestos del gobier-
no por el voto popular, Sc cree superior
a los denas hombres Y sc convierte en-
despota.
La libertad Sc funda en- ell respeto
mttuo. No puede haber verdadera
democracia ALI donde Sc crea, fanati-
camente, que el poder reside en- TN
hombre, 9 en- un gobierno.
Y es que los pueb1os analfabeti-
cos no pueden ser demOCratiCOs III Ii
bres. Sin perder el respeto que sc de-
be al ciudadano, los pueblos deberian
il acostumbrandose saber que las au-
toridades son, sencillamente, los admi-
nistradores nombrados por ellos. lQue
no sirven? Pues, Sc quitan.
Los hombres superiores no exis-
ten: los hacen los imbeciles.
Existe la gradacion de 10 perfecto.
ESQ 81. Y en- tai sentido Sc puede ser
superior a otro, a muchos; pero esen-
cialmente superior jamas!
Cuando los pueblos Sc les ense-
fla esto, en- vez de hablarles de ibertad
sin decirles en- que consiste, el brutal
dominic de la fuerza caera los pies
de la justicia, que hara innecesaria la
carload.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
Salinas
Notiembre IS de 1902.

NoVlembre IS de 1902.
*** El cabo de Policia Insular Don Juan
Bonhome ha sido trasladado San Lorenzo,
sustituyendole el cabo Sr Francisco Santos
Xxx Ha trasladado su residenca Ponce
el DR. Gutierrez, y el DR. C6rdova, titular de es-
te pueblo, ha presentado la renuncia de su cargo.
x*x Aver Sc hizo cargo de la escuela de
este pueblo ell nuevo inspector de Escuelas Mr.
Zimmerman quien vino acompado del antique
inspector DR.. Wilcox.
x*x La central Aguirre esta montando
una nueva maquinaria para la proxima zafra
que promote ser abundantfsina.
~ Hace varios dias no llueve ell polvo
molesta mucho al vecindario
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
Mszy hEeza

A las cuatro de Il tarde de aver, ha salido
para Caguas, a diligenciar los prineros trami-
tes de la suspension de pagos presentada por
Francisco Escoda, TN funcionario de la Corte
Federal
Sc nos asegura que una mayorfa del Co
mercio lie esta Capital ha entregado al referido
Tribunal la citada SUSPENSION, por no creerla
del todo correcta.
iPor uno Sc empieZa!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20

10 de Noviembre de 1904.

Es una verdad que falta medico titular y
particular en- este pueblo, del IS de Agosto pro-
ximo pasado la fecha. Omito concentrates.
Contrasta este con la deuda de este municipio
la Farnacia de Audrey, de medicinas toma-
das de Julio proximo pasado a hoy, y las cua-
les Sc dice alcanzan $I6S. Meditation.
Rumores, cesantia de altos emp.eados en-
su esfera.
Tiene la palabra Don Chuchu.
Misterio: Sc susurra un desplume amari-
10 con barras y estaquitas.
Buen principle de senana y 10 ahorcan
1unss.
Co,vesbossoI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
Conferencia en- el Ateneo
SOBRE DERECHO CONSTITUTIONAL.

Ell sabado por la noche, las ocho, dara
una conferencia en- ell Ateneo de San Juan, el
distinguido abogado de Texas, Mr. Frank
Feuille. En- ell Departamento de Justicia des-
empefia actualmente un cargo para ell cual esta
bien capactado por sus conocimientos juridicos.
de los que tendremos en- la conferencia una
prueba.
Ell tema sera: "El Gobierno Nacionap .'El
Gobierno de los Estados" "Relaciones entire
Ambos."
La conferencia, que durara una hora pro-
ximamente, sera en- espafiol, correspondence a
Mr.. Feuille el honor de ser el primer abogado
americana que liable en- nuestro idioma en- el
Ateneo.
Ia presentation del conference.-the la harz
nuestro Comisionado en- los Estados Unidos, Sf.
De8etau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
Man at1
10 de Noviembre de 1902.

Aver tuvo efecto ell entierro del protestan-
te Carlos Duran, el cual en- su larga penosa
enfermedad tuberculosis pulmonar, tuvo su
casa constantemente invadida por todos los
hermanos de este rito que aquf esta tomando
mucha importancia su propaganda TN vuelo
asombroso en- este pueblo.
~. La individual Rosario Nieves, que
es madre de una criatura de dos meses, solicita
entrar como nodriza en- cualquiera casa que
necesiten sus servicios. Es una mujer vigoro
sa fuerte.
~ Sc encuentra vacante en- este pueblo,
una plaza de Medico titular con $40 dollars.
Pueden solictarse condolences.
~ Ell 26 del corriente Sc 1levara efecto
el remate de las obras del Hospital municipal
cuyo costo es de $2,64z0S.
C0responsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
Faiarsao
IS de Noviembre de 1902.

En- la noche de aver fallecio don Rosen1o
Bas y Fej6o, jefe de una apreciable familia de
esta locaidad. Hoy tuvo efecto su entierro con
numerosa concurreucia, 4 pesar Gel NAL tempo
Ell pueblo ha demostrado que estima la faini-
liza Bas, la cual acompaflo en- su justa pena. j
CorvesponseJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20
Correo de America.

In Houston (TcxasD se han rcunido 500
REPRESENTATIVES, DC ia rsza dc color delcgadoS
&c vaTioS disiriioS del Estsdo. para cS;udiai q
modo dc nelOTar saS sel-cionSS con Ia Taza
blanca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-20

Ell eScal,or Sefor Beniliure la presentado
al minisiro los modeios de las dis,iras COR
decoraciones Ge IA Orden de Alfonso XII. Son
tan artiSticos COMO elegantes