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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
United states Land Office.
Rapid CITY. 5. d. June 2vtn 1904.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
name settler has rited notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support OF ms claim.
and tnat said proof vii! be made before Reg =
ter ana RecclTer at Rapid city, ;. D., Oh Aug
/. 1904 viz: Tauitha f. Simons, WIDOW oi
James y" Slnons, deceased. White owl S. D..
u + No. lb5, 5. l. L.. rol he NJ. SW4 Sec.
q and NJ: NN'-i Sec. "a 7 y. K. - E. B..
II. NJ
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her CONTINUOUS Re sidence UPON and cultivation
OF SAID land, viz:
samuel Fish Of White Owl, 5. D.. G., Nelso
Fish, OF White O"l, > D.. J. walter Riley, o.
White OWL ). H., Jesse King, OF White W
S. d.
Con 2 El.r.n.... I2lni....r
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RAPID CITY, TUESDAY. JULY 10th.
Don't miss the Summer Waist Sale at

Don't miss the Summer Waist Sale at
Chases.
All Cur summer wrists from 20 to 49,
per cent below regular prices.
Our summer press Goods sale has
brought very large number of custom
crs who wish to buy where they can
get best value Tor their money but we
have big assortment still from
variety of fancy lawns at sc yaad to
fine assortment OF Voiles and other Suit
ings CORNER price 50 and 4Octs) now
only 25cts yard.
A special discount of 20 per cent will
be made on India Linen an all other
White Dress Goods for short time.
Remember we are prepared to fit you
with Trunks, suit Cases, etc at the
very lowest prices.
We have just received twovery hobby
styles Of mems dress Shoes in Patent
Colt and kangaroo ca $500 per pair
fully evual in quality and style to the
shoe you have been paying $500 for.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter vi the Estate OF Sarah Brun-
dige deceased.
All persons having claims gainst said sarah
Brundige deceased, are required. to exhibit same
with the necessary vouchers, to the under
signed administrator of said estate at his office
in Rapid City in the County of Pennington
state of south Dakota and that four month
have been limited as the time for creditors to
present their claims against said estate
DATED the oath day OF June 1904
Frank D. Bangs,
AdminiSt ratOr
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22
Notice for Publication,

Department OF the Interior
United States Land ONCE,
Rapid City, S. D., June II, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his Claim,
and that SAID proof will be made before Regis
ter or Receiver at Rapid City, 5. d, on Aug. 90,
1904, viz: Matte P. Atwater nee Hughes,
S. D.. H No. Coco, for the sWA NEA VIZ and
seq SEA Sec. %, TIP n, R L B Hon.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation,
of Said land. viz:
Amy Beardshear of sturgis, S, D.
"A. n. Eckerson, OF Bend, S. D.
Clay oliver Of Bend S. D.
Ina HaHelton, of Bend, S, n.
GEORGE P. BENNETT, Register.
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rs THAT WHAT MOODY GETs2

Doland Times Record The Mitchell people getting
desperate capitol Some Of their representatives
are making propositions by at dollars each In
the Mitchell capitol committee it out that it
would conduct clean campaign but the methods being
used at the time would indicate desire adhere
to such
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at the present time WOULD
to such statement.
WHILE. the present strike of packing house butchers ard
others in the demand for all classes of stock will
uraly much smaller than under ordinary circumstances
and country should their operations accordingly
No hndrance export buying will likely be encountered
though strike Of the larger eastern Strengthening
houses has down the demand from that source, while
the smaller Strengthening houses working day and
night shifts, the capacity of these plants comparatively
small and until settlement of the present menacing labor
troubles is attained only very small offerings of all classes
of stock will be needed here.-Chicago Elk.
PLATTE S. D., Epitone: We fall to why anyone has
desire change the present party that power Business
looked npon the leading nation of the world
Again let we'll enough alone and the republican
ticket this fall.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT and Secretary Loeb perfect
ING for the incidental to the pres-
dents notification of his nomination which will
Sycamore Hill Oyster Bay July 2 The ceremonies will be
marked by simplicity About hundred people including the
natonal will be present Speaker Cannon chair
of notification will deliver the committees
announcement.
The reform school monthly publication, the
Item be Dir continued The given that
expensive and that sufficient number Of
work of the paper
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22
The American Lover
And the English Lover
By MRS. FRANK LESLIE

HE British lover and the American lover are about on
par, although the Englishman, general thing
assumes as soon as he is engaged certain air of
thority and PROPRIETORSHIP which the Amer
dreams of at any period of his career as a
lover or EVEN AS A HUSBAND
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22
Call For School Warrants.

Notice is hereby given to the holders of war.
rants of the RAPID City Independent School
District up to and ircludng registered No. 1886
on the general contingent fund, and up to and
including registered No. 1893 on the Teachers
fund, to present the same at the First National
Bank for payment aud the interest will cease
from this date.
MARY BRIDGE, Treas.
July 49, 1904.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11

El senior Jose Torres Lopez, de
esta ciudad, ha recibido carta de
Mexico, via Estados Unidos, en- la
que le sorprenden con la infausta
nueva de haber fallecido en- Pro-
greso. Mexico, su joven hijo don
Jose Torres Rivera.
El ioven Torres, muy estimado
en- eSta ciudad por sus relevantes
prendas de caracter, sali6 para la
repdblica mexicana en- busca de
trahajo.
Constante y laborioso logr6 abrir-
Sc paso, pero cuando empezo 4 SON
seirle ell porvenir, breve enfermedad
derrib6 aquella naturaleza robusta.
La autoridad judicial de Progre-
so Sc ha incautado dc su equipa-
je y de sus cortas economics.
Varios amigos han escrito al Sc
nor Torres dandol6 ell p6same y ha-
ciendo grandes elogios del caFacter
del tinado.
Descanse en- paz ell alma del in
fortunado joven, y reciban sus deu-
dos Ell testimonio de nuestra con-
dOlencia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11
AMERICA.

braIes de Ia fnca, "a encontramos aI1,
aIgunos punt0s filipinOs de Juana Diaz
y de Coamo, que ibRn tamblen to-
m8r parte en- ell festival.
lei demonio me lleve, 81 Saba 70 10
que me pasaba! Iba de sorpress en-
sorpresa, como un chiquillo incons-
ciente, desconocedOr de las vsgamun-
derias may 1sculas que era cRpaz de in
ventar el cerebro humane.
La mesa Sc extendfs q 10 largo de la
ancha habitaci6n, y q su vera Sc fue-
ron acOmOdando los sficionados. Ha-
bfa alIf mucho hombre de chaqueta y
sOmbrero de panama encsiadO en- Ell
coyote, Y no pocos Mayordomos ca
palaces de las haciendas inmediatas que
comulgabRn en- ell mismO altar.
Y empez6 la primera tdttG. iVot0
y no & Dios. y 10 que vi! La plata y
el orc Sc derramRbsn sObre ell t8pete,
no verds, como dice Ell vu'go. sino rO-
io como ell color de Ia vergtienzs. y SO
exponfa & un cG6GllO 8 q una sofa. Ell
dinero que hubiera podidO serVir q una
fRmilia para Vivir un afl0.
iQu6 barbaridad! PaIsciOs no ju-
gaba; no tenfa un real, pues habfa lle-
gado Puerto Rico mas pelsdo que ell
sobaco de un perro chino. Lo cb3erv6
uno de los AIOmar, y Ie puso delante
de la jets, un punado de onzas para
hacer boca. tomando parte en- Ia sstur-
nal diversion.
iOh tempora! ioh mores!
Y en- esa tarea. y en- esa labor. 81
guieron toda la noche. y el dia siguieE-
te, Y los otros tambi6n, hasta compile
tar siete, sin cansancio. sin fatigs.
apenas sin dOrmir. comiendo rets-
zos, con los ojos encendidOs por ell
desvelo, eli corsz6n palpitante. por
IA no interrumpids emoci6n.
All segundo dia. no pude resistir
mas. Abandone 4 Pablo Camacho. =
& escape caf en- Ponce. dispuesto q no
repetir la gira en- todos los dfas de
mi vida.
Cuando mi tia Lucia Cort6n, me vic
Is fisonomfa del rostrO de Ia cara, me
pregunt6: SDe donde sales, muchacho9
Y y6, mas avergonz do = mas arre-
pentidO que un pecador ne6fto, idel
Inferno! le respondl.
J. A. DAUBON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11
Death Of Columbus.

budLu very h0&A "
On their way home they put chains on
Columbus, and we're very cruel to
him
When the ship reached Spain. the
queen was very kind to Columbus.
She had the chains taken off.
Columbus went to the new land
twice after this. The last time he was
put in chains again. Then these cruel
men Gent him home in chains. This
time he had, no friends to help him.
The good queen was dead
Columbus was now too old to work.
Soon he grew very poor.
When he was sick, he said: edo
not cry for me; l do not wish to live. ,
Day By day he grew worse. In a
little while the kind old man was dead.
They buried him in Spain. Many
years after he was buried on the island
which he found.
Columbus did not fnd a short way
to India. He did something better.
He found our own land,
AMERICA.
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I'm drama en-
San Reno.

Paris. 9 de Julio Acaban de recl'
birse noticias de IN suceso dessrrolla'
do en- Ia pintoresca villa de San Keno
Italia. lugar donde de continue viVeT
fsmilias aristocraticas de distintas ma
clones.
Hsce POGO tempo lleg6 & aquel pun,
to una mujer de sxtreordinsria belle
"a Y cuyo porte haefa Greer que peTte.
necfa Ia mas alta aristocracia.
Elegante. Iujosa. atractiva. Sc pre-
sent6 ante los hsbitantes de San R9
mo, mostrandose en extreme sgrada-
bic como deseosa de estrechRr reIa-
clones con los principales miembroG
de Ia buena sociedsd italiana y extran-
jera.
Su tftulo era el de condesa de Ia Tt
rre iba acomps fIsda por su maridO.
NADIA hacfa sospechar que entire aque-
lila pareja, que pgrec1a gozRr de las de-
Iicias de Ia vida, existleran hondos pc
sares.
Hoy, sin embargo, Sc ha desarrolla-
do entire elIos un terrible drama.
El conde de Ia TIRE ha asesinado 3
su esposa. ignorandose hasta el mo-
mento las causas que hayan motiVadO
ell crimen.
Ell suceso Ia causado profunda SEN
saci6n, no solo por ell hechO mismo,
sino pOr has CIRCUMSTANCES que 10 han
seguido y que contribuyen & darle ma
yOr importancia.
Como consequences del asesinBt3 de
la condesa, Sc ha practicable en- So do
micilio un regisiro judicial, y en- 81 Sc
ha tenido la certeza de que la mueIta
era una esp1a puesta al servicio del ia
pom.
Entire los pRpeIes de que Sc incaut6
ell iuez habfa notas de teIegramas que
en- distintas Ocasiones hab1a puesto la
condesa para serYir & Ia naci6n 4 cuyas
6rdenes estaba.
La s0rpresa para todos fu6 grsndf-
sima, pues nadie podfa sospechsr que
aquelIa DANA pudiera ser una espfa
de Is naci6n que actualmente esta en-
guerra.
Los papeles encontra1os fueron es-
crupulosamente examinados, Y por
ellos Sc vic que Ia condesa de la TIRE
ha prestado importantes seryicios al
Mikado.
n POGO Q6 6S68tI&T Ia Su1FrHs IA CDu-
desa lego a Port Arthur, causando su
belleza gran efecto entire Ia ofcialidad
rusa.
Pronto fueron muchos los adorado-
res que tuvo. Y ella mostrandose anna
bic, entabl6 cordiales relaciones con
los principales jefes y ofciales. espe-
ciaImente con los que ten1an puesto en-
Ia escuadrR.
Como nadie podfa sospechar que Ia
bella cOndesa fuese otra cosa que 10
qne aparentaba. la discretion no en-
raba para NADIA en- las conversaciones
que los ofciales tenfan con ella, y de
ese modo ls joven aventurera lograba
saber pormenOres Y noticias que Sc
apresuraba & telegraiar & Toxic por
medic de claves y sefias habilmente
convenidas de autemanO.
En- Port Arthur permsneci6, siendo
it'll al Jap6n hssta POGO despu6s de Is
catastrofe del 0Petropavlovsk.1 fecha
en- que desspareci6. tai vsz porqua su
permanencia en- Ell Extreme Oriente
comenzsse q hgcerse sospechesR. 8 tai
vez porQue entonces sus servicios fue-
ran necesarios en- Europa.
Otros varios detaEles SO han averi-
guado por los papeles embargados; pc
ro permanecen ocultos por 10 delicsdo
del RsuntO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11
FARMACIA AMERICANA

JF3INGAS DE FUENTE Q GUAR
LLOS 60 CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS FA-
CULTATIVAS.
San Francisco 80. San Juan PR
p. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11

HiIo De coser ingles superior On ca
rreteIes de 200 yardas. para sastres Y
costureras, ell mas barato mejor del
mundo.
Lo venden en- sus almacenes por ma
yor Y al detail S. Melon & Co San
Justo 10, Puerto Rico. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11
Francisco ]. Amy.

(Traductor por nompramiento del
Gobierno Federal.
Ofrece sus servicios como especialis-
Ia en- trabaios t6cnicos v Iiterarios.
Precioa m6dicos. LUNA 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11
BAQUERO & GANDARA
OFRECEN

Zinc acanalado, ameri-
cano de 6y 8 pies 800
Zin lisO nara teCho, de 8
MES, quintal $ 400
Zin liso nara Zorro de 6
nor 2 quintal. 4-50
Zin liso nara Zorro, de :,
6l2 MES nuintal 400
Mani superior en- sacOs
nUintal 500
Maiz suneriof del Pals
en- mediOS sacOs 90. Loo
CementO DAGRON en-
barriles 2-60
San Juato 1S y 16 San Juan. PtO- Rice.
"La Correspondence" on JunGO.
Sc vende en- eI establecimiento CO.
mercIal dc don Jes6s NJ :: Cort6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-11
mrrREsA a roDos

Declaration de Nacimiento.
Declaration de Defunci6n.
Certifcaciones M6dicas.
Documento de Fianza.
Mccncia para dar sepuIturas.
CoAoCinaientos de Cabotaja para bu.
quos do Vala,
IN Ella OoEroaDsaaaneia d Puartp
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LOS NoTARlos

oARPRTAR PAaA EauRTTURAs en-
seksr@p ~ Aassss ( N RaAea an @z.A
.,seee sss@ai
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En- eats imprents se verde papel de
peri6dieO viaiO 50 auintal
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ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WEISER, son las mejores marcas de
cerveza americana. Pfdanlas en- los
Restauranes y Cafetines. Estas cerve-
zas son puras cOmpletamente y ibres
de tOdo acido. De venta en- todos los
estableeimientOs de Ia Capital. ~ Mtl-
llenhof & KOrber, agentes generates.
ID. p.
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BASEBALL

Hoy Sc IIevar6 & efecto en- la sLiga
puertorriquefIa0 IN desaffo de base
bali entire los climbs SAlmendares1 y
millions
Reina gran animation entire los
amantes este Ssport9, y por Ia fama
de estos dos clubs. resuItar6 muy ami
mado dicho actO.
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WAS A FAMOUS BIRD.
But Eight-Year.OId Prize Winner Was
No Table DeIlcacy.

But Eight.Year.oId Prize Winner Was
,. No Table DeIIcacy.
The earl Of Denbigh, who command
ed the Honorable Artillery Company
of London during its recent visit to
America, told at a dinner party in New
York one night story which, he said,
Andrew Lang had related to him.
There was, according to the story.
an aged Scot who had a reputation
far and near for his fine fowls, which
took prizes at all the fairs and shows
Of the countryside.
A gentleman, stopping in the neigh.
borhood, heard SO much Of the Scot
and his birds that he decided to give
the old mans stock a trial. Accord
ingly he sent an order for the finest
turkey that could be procured, and in
due season was delighted to receive
an exceedingly large and plump fowl.
The fowl was roasted and served,
but SO tough and dry did 1t prove that
the gentleman could not eat a mouth
full Of it. Very much chagrined be set
forth to find the old Scot.
The latter, after listening to bis
patrons outburst Of disappointment,
said with a sneer: "Hoot, man, why
ye kenna tell guild bird when ye see
it. That turkey sent ye has ta'en
the first prize at all the shows for the
last eight years."
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The Turn of the Tide
oh, Nellie! Oh, Nellie! where are
your called Charles Macdonald,
BY CECIL j. DENTON.
0opwighssd, 1905 BY The Authors Publishing Company

"Oh, Nellie! Oh, Nellie! where are
your called Charles Macdonald,
artist, Just home from his studio.
II will be there in a minute, Char
lie" Hardly had the words been ut
tered when the portiere was drawn
aside and a girlish figure appeared.
Her eyes were illumined with love,
and a smile Of sweet content played
around the corners Of her rosy lips.
II any cares disturbed the Quletude Of
her existence, her husband never dis.
cerned them. lr
why, little woman, how bright you
look!"
r. Don't always look radiant when
my lord and master delgns to bestow
the light Of bis countenance on bis
handmaid?"
Hello! what have you been read.
ing? Some oriental fantasy? But,
seriously, nethinks l see a brighter
sparkle In thine eyes. By jove! you
have started me spouting In rhythm.
Come and sit on this sofa and make a
clean confession"
well, Charlie, dear, | am afraid
my misdeeds are so small that | shall
require but little absolution. For some
time | have seen the clouds gathering
on your brow"
but, sweetheart, how could you see
them? Am not always cheerful? l
battered myself that | bore a strong
resemblance to the merry grig."
'How can you DO SO foolish, sir?
Must again impress upon your mind
that love has piercing eyes? Foolish
boy! Intuition told me that our pres.
ent path was not as smooth as 1t
might be; they say only two things
trouble a man, love and the want Of
money. ! was vain enough to think
the former was not the cause, there.
fore, ! came to the conclusion 1t must
be the latter, but had an abiding
faith that all such troubles would
square themselves In the end"
About as easy as squaring cir.
cle!" answered Charlie.
Thought would not bother you,
but do the best l could. You may
laugh, sir, but had q small mountain
on my mind, lying awake at night de.
vising means to make a joint last as
long as posslble-puzzling my brain to
turn 1t into all sorts Of strange dishes
to cover Its identity You may have a
light heart, dear, have not run into
debt over housekeeping expenses, The
butcher, the baker, and all the tribe
that supply our wants, have been
paid.
But had come to the end Of my
resources until-well, never mind! |
will tell you that in Its right place.
You were always generous with my
pocket money, slyly replenishing my
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-14
What Did the
Doctor Ask You I
FIFTY CENT BOTTLE FREE.

Wanted to know III your bowels were
regular, didn't he? That tells the secret
Of health, Keep your bowels In normal
condition and no matter what your all
ment, you won't be sick very long, You
can't cure constipation with salts, castor
oil or any other physic. Physics weaken
the system and destroy the digestive or
gans. You need just the opposite effect.
Mull's Grape Tonic will not physic you.
It strengthens the muscles and enables
them to move voluntarily, Constipation
Is the rottlng Of undlgested food and
from this putrefying mass there arises
poisonous disease germs which will I'M
dermine the strongest constitution.
Mull's Grape Tonic Is used In nearly
every hospital and prescribed by many
physicians, It Is guaranteed to cure the
worst case Of constipation quickly and
permanently. Here Is what one Of the
many hundreds Of cured persons have to
say about It:
II sent for a Soc bottle Of Mull's Grape
Tonic which you advertised to give free
to any sufferer. My stomach was out Of
sorts, my liver torpid and felt tired
and worn out all the time, After taking
the free bottle I felt so much better, I
decided to give II the full test. took
three bottles and now feel better than
ever before" Thompson Fl. Adams, 284
18th st., Milwaukee, Wis, WEI Va
II you have never used Mulls Grape
Tonic, and will send US the following
coupon properly filed out we will imnle-
diately have a full size 800 bottle OF the
remedy delivered to you. This ls our
free Gift to you. Take the free bottle,
After you have used Its contents you can
DO as you like about continuing the treat
ment Send name to-day. Y
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,cifully.skie ia. tho salon, ! ,ti1Sginsd

cifiIlysskied ii the salon. / IMAGINED
gthe stream 81 pactolus would low Our
way. with naught but gentle rIpples.
! IN my arrogance, or lot me modify
the expression, by saying, for The
love Of mine art, I would not condos.
cend to paint pot.bollers for grasping
dealers; therefore | found myself In
q state Of collapse; inspiration seemed
to leave me; even my historical paint.
INK, which I still hope may hangin
the academy, was at a standstill,Es !
was too extrayagant In furnishing DIR
bridal nest and my ateller. Iado like
to have around me pretty things. II
ID conducive to higher work. But,
thank the powers, ! paid ready cash
for everything; II was a good thing
for us, as I was enabled to raise the
'needful, though at q ruinoug rate Of
interest, | must confess. What seemed
such hard luck was to have a lot Of
good material on hand, and vanity
apart, | felt 1t to be above the nnedi.
OGRE, which represented solid cash,
but could find no market for my
wares. DunS, debts and difficulties.