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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24
DIAMONDS SOLO ON THE
COOPERATIVE PLAN
By the National Diamond Co. oil
CaIIfornis, Rooms. SO 90
Alexander Young Bldg

By taking out a Diamond Contract
with US, we will guarantee you by pay
ing $500 down and s1.Oo per week for
the period of eighty weeks to deliver
TO you a diamond valued at 100000 or
spay you" $4,000 in cash at the expira-
ton of the eighty weeks. Every policy
is underwritten by the National Audit
& Guaranty Company of San Francisco,
California, with capital of 100000,
fully paid, Incorporated under the laws
of the State of California, and every
Diamond Contract issued viii be ac-
companied by one of these guaranty
contracts and should the National Dia-
mond Co. fail to live up to their con-
tract or go out of business by failing or
wishing to discontinue business, the
Guaranty Company will pay the amount
paid in by holder of any Diamond Con-
tract issued by the national DIAMOND
Co. the amount paid into the above
Diamond Company with six per cent
interest We have written contracts in
Honolulu to some of the most pro1ni-
nent business men and viii publish a
list in the near future through the
columns of this paper of the parties
taking out contracts with US. The early
contracts are the first to mature ana
will be paid by us first, so those wishing
to take out contracts with our com
pany can do so by securing them from
our agents or by applying at our offices
where we Will be pleased to give the
desired information to those wishing to
become more thoroughly acquainted
with our methods of doing business.
Our plan has been in successful OPP
Grafton for many years and has been
proved a success. The principal of this
system of investment is the same as
that which underlies all Life, Fire and
Accident Insurance Companies, with the
difference that we have no losses Our
calculation is based on the same sort
of profit as theirs is, namely: lapsations
and new business. When you file an
application for one or more contracts
you pay to the Agent or Representa-
tive of the company, one or as much as
SIS which pays you one or five weeks in
advance, being the most in advance the
company will accept on any one con-
tract On receipt of application the
company will issue to you a contract
which calls for d payment of $50 in con-
secutive payments of 81 each. If you do
not default in your payments for eighty
weeks, then, when the contract has
reached the order of performance the
company will deliver to you a CONNER
cial White, Clear and F,lawless Diamond
of the weight of two-karat and of the
value of $500. Should you not wish the
Diamond the company will guarantee
to buy the same for $3.50 in cash.
Our books are open at all times and
are audited once a month thus insuring
absolute safety to the investor. All Of
ficers who handle the funds of the COM
pany are under heavy surety bonds,
thus further protecting our investors
against malfeasance in Office. All funds
are deposited with the Western Ma
tional Bank. inquire of Bradstreet's
for a report as to the stability of the
Guaranty Co.
Very respectfully,
NATIONAL DIAMOND co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24
E ~ -
Aquarium
NOW OPEN!
kapiolani Park

EHn AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
an Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to
D. us. and from to $3.50 O'Clock p. m.
On Sundays it viii open at p. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24
ALife Saved
Never give up. No matter how i'll
you are. Ayers Sarsaparilla has cured
some terrible cases, and itwillcureyou.

Mr.. Thos. Fl. CasElel, Barrel Creek. Drip
stone, New South Wales, writes:
or feel it my duty to let suffering people
know what a wonderful blood purifying
medicine is A yers Sarsaparilla.. My illness
began with sharp pains in the limbs, Wn1ie
was handling wet wool. After a day or
two could not walk, and suffered terrible
pains. AIy face turned nearly black, large
red. bIotcfies came out all over my body, and
then became deiirious. was IN two nos
pstals for some time, and everything was
tried, but grew weaker and weaker, ana
became convinced that nothing could pc
done for me. 1 had heard so much about
Ayers Sarsaparilla that thought Wonld
give it a trial as the last hope. After taxing
one bottle thought felt little Detter.
other, and still another. / gradually I'M
proved, and in due time left my BED Ior
the first time in six months. am now IN
good health, and I say TO every one Snas
Ayers Sarsaparilla saved my life
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24

1t will not be of dollars invade the Mayfair
London this Queen Alexandra having signhed her wish
that Tom, Dick Harry be
holiday Americans who could
ones favor with necklace and many peer willing
dine public for market many rushed
eadong into west end that position this society cheap
ened One whose mother keeper of
the of the Splendid
Jewels dscreey distributed brought the noble Engshwomen
her feet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24
DOES BEER CAUSE cANcER7

An inquiry by DR. Alfred Wolff
yielded
perance advocates and powerful DR. Wolff dis
that all the districts
which beer cider is largely drunk Bavaria for instance heads
the list in Germany and Salisbury Ausaboth great
In France the statistics still striking There
the marked between high
beer drinking departments death
where.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24

The famous Jesuit Bremond
ecclesiastical politics has brought
verts to the church, has left the Society of Jesus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24

Miss Pauline Hardin Kenuckys successful poll
can about to be married She began her political
1906 when she took active the discussion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24

Herbert has been forgotten all about
What did balked? He crawled
under with
dealer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24

ADMISSION will be FREE on
Thursdays. On other days a charge
Wi be made OF 10 cents to adults and
sents to children under fourteen years
% s.ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05

Mit ~otbentloier Spannung berfoIet
man Die ihleierloien Sdr5e elmer
oiirren Solpme. 9as nbciiere Ser.
lin" iebnt iih audi nad ercluiipen
8Gaen nit 9amen Der Salbnelt.
Spiel nno Sdulben lino 10 allge-
ncine acknowledgements"
Genfmal fiir 5reiligratb.
Gin 8~ebentitein iiir fSeroinano
Sreiligrotb miro IN llllfel am Hbein
int nddlten Sabre erri6tet iperoen.
Som granitenen Socfel berab ioQ
Der begeiiterte unb ourdb feline S6o.
pfnngen begeiitcrnOe 3beinidnaer
ben Ginbeimiiden uno BEN 5remoen,
luie allb ben 8oriiber3iebenben grit
BEN 3llr %grinnerul1g an Die Gage, on
Der 0idter ieine Wtl,ie ben poelieunl.
runtten 6llltben bes beutlaeiten Der
Strone geipibmet bot. 8ar bod,
Der llllfeler @uientbalt Sreiligrotb's
ein @enoepnlnft i'm 2eben bes Old
ters; oelrn bier beugte Iid Sreilig-
rntb's FEEDER @agemutb Dor Dem
i%onften 3auber, ser aus 5ipei bra,l.
men Wabdenongen ipriibtc.
Soa Melos, Die oils sic @eipielin
Der GnfeI oeS Gidterfiiriten SdiQer
III einem areiie nufgeipadien mar,
Der nod ourb Die letten Strablen
Der Gotbcionne perfI0rt iuuroe, iuar
es, Die oui ben Gidter ibren no6baI.
tigen GinfluB olsiibte, 10 bob Srei-
ligrotb iid) mieOer ser 9eimatb 5ll-
iuanote, UNI iubelno at rufen: IS
rorlift mir Ourd) Die Seele, ser freie
oellti6c Hbein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05
Wrbeiter @crcins &alenoer.

n5eocrotion of 2abor" Ser
lommlunge1 ieben Wittipod) @beno
in Der vHehabite-Soue"..
nWobelarbeiter Union Scr. 1898,
Il. .. of s. & s." = 9eriammlllng
jeoen 0onnerItog i'm .2abor,2p-
ceum," Nr. 1911, SIt.galtimore-S Str.
Bier IuSIobrer : linton gtr. 173"
@eriommlung jebeu anberen
Sonntog. .-t
nMoid,iniiten- uno Sei5er-ltnion"
- &eriommlung ie6en anberel1
0ienitog. p
rMetger-llniou Nr. 80" Ser
Iammlung ieben anoeren Snnntag
it Monat, Nahntittaes, I'M n2abor-
2pcelm".
n9olihreiner.llnion 9fr. A"
Gerlommlung ieben 0onnerItag iEl
n2abor.2pceum".
y&iifer-llnion" -r Geriammlung
ieben anbcrtn Tienitag Ibeitbs unit
s l(br, in y2abor-2pceltm".
s9rollorbeiter-lln ger. s" -
&erionmlitng jeben anberen Conn
tag, Ndd)nittagS, im o2abor-SD-
%celrrl".
n9Gdersllnion 9tr. ~" Ser.
iomnlrng ieben "3rueiten Somltag
im Motot, Nod)mittags, i'm r2abor-
2pcclnt".
nSp5ioliItiihe s(rbeiter-E ortei" --
@erlommlun0 icben Sonntag &ors
nlittog i'm n2obor-2pceum".
yNrbeiter : &ranfell- ulo Sterile.
Gaile, 9ralld Sc" - Geriummllna
ieoell lebten Wontog I'M Wonat I'M
u2abor.2pceum".
yNiuiifer-ltnion~ - Gerlannnlina
ieoen eriten Sreitag I'M Wonot. @or-
mittogs, in Der rWted)onics' Sale"
on Ser @eit-Sopettc. StraBe.
nS,tt- uno ~aoppennlad)er l1nion"
- Gerianmlung ieoen Samitae in
Nr. 915, Slt-Brott.S traBe.
nIngcneiner grbeiter : aronfells
llntcritiltungS-8erein bon OIt.@alti.
more" @eriommlung ieoen 0ien-
ltag in gooeniteiner's Sole, Mr.t234,
SIt-Topettc.S traBe.
rNrbeiter 8 &ranfen. ltno Sterile.
&olic, @ron6 1863" - @eriouml,ng
icoen 5mciteu mo lesten 9onnerItog
I'M Wtonot III Bulbs Sone, Ode Sic.
nlcnt- uulb Somion-S trnBe.
ngeetol : Mrbeiter . ltnion Nr. 10"
Ser mnmInng icocn 6reitag In go
oen'teincr's Saae," Nr. 1884, DIT
Sit.6apettc-S troBe.
yllnterltiibultgs > gerein 8erma-
mia" - DISCRIMINATING am lesten
GonnerItag I'M Moi,at in 9ooenItei-
icr's Soie, 9fr. 1884, SIt-5apette-
Strabe.
rGelltiG : gmcrifaniidc Gppoara-
pbia 9tr. II" = Geriommlung icoen
lesten Sonntog int Motot, Mad-
mittogS, n-8ooeniteilter's SaIe, Nr.
1884, Sit-sSapettc.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05

SIN Welten erbcbt Iid binter Der
bclgraler @plfenbiiQe, Die nod ims
mer Den Simmel iiber5iebt, Elm linn.
mernbeS 2elldten, im ,3enitb blidt
Der blaue Simmel iieerei6 binourd
ltno Oebnt iid INNER meiter ullb
lpeiter nod) alien Seiten aus; Die
@olfen ont Sori3onte f0rhcn ii6 ticf,
piolett uno flieBen nit Dem piolet-
ten Golbe ser ipeiBgriinen See in
ems 3nlammen. llno jcbt itrablt
aud nod Die Come einen fur5en
8rltB berob mo breitet ollf Sic See
bonn meitlideu Sori5ontc Der bis OH
Die Spite bes Sdiffes beran einer
breitcn @eg iiber fliiiiiaes @olb. -
Gonn ielft it'd ols freunoliberSor-
bote Der Nadt, cine Sille bltrd1id).
tldcn, lIhten Duties berob l1no leat
allf Die CRIME See, Die meiben 9rei-
oefelien Der &iiite uno bas bcQe9lou
bcs SimnelS einen piolcttenS d)eir,
Dob WoIler ulb Sinumcl uno Groe in
Observation-Disclosures 'fctdJs
ten.
IA. M1r5.
Inter fnnfelnoen1 Sternenbimnlel
1T Der 9ompfer in Ser Nad)t bon
Sonntog ol.f Wontog bon ser engli.
Idcn &iiIte iiber Den &otol hcriibcr
Der Noromeitipise GSronfreid's sl,ae.
eilt. I'm s llbr Morgens crblidtc
man ipicoer Qanb. Sd)on lit ol,d)
Der aaiier allf Der Bride. Gr lit in
trpbelter Sorrne; bic Sobrt, bic inls
mernod) 10 rlbig lit, Dob bic 9epe-
glll1g oes Sdiffes foum 81 ipiirea
tit, nnb Die berrlitbe Seelllit, Die iebt
beitabe bon Stunoe 81 Stunoe mill
Der miro, 10 bnB Die Ycl,mGntel
longIt periflpunoen iinb, nnD piele
9erren id)on in einfod)en1 Grad olti
Gef lid) bcnegcn, befommen benl
&oiler iid)tlid nor5iiglid,. Weit gro,
benz Snterelle beli6tigt CT sic 5er.
flilftete, flippenreihc &iiItc Dol, aos
SnelIont, olif beren foblen, ieliiael1
Siigeln eirige 2eu6ttbiirme mn
Solpblreide Siibcrtppbnungen itc,
ben. S%errlidet, ipariner Sormcn-
lhein licot ouf ser ip~iegelnoen See.
Die, onrd cine ihipade 9iinnlna
foum merflid) bepegt, leidt SIT otb.
men ld)eiut. Die geIben Segeln Der
5oblreiden Siiberboote, sic 5piid)e:1
Den &lippcn Acknowledgement, lelld),
ten frciinblid) beriiber.
Nad furacm IriibItiid beIi1tigl
ser aoiier utter Siibrlu1g bes
Sdiffscnpit1ns ben Tonipier oltf'S
@cnoleite. Gr gebt bnrd sic Wonn.
ibaits5immer unb bos 3piid)enoed
ourd) Die Gdun,e Scr 5meitcn 9oiiite
in ipeld)er Die miniIterieQcn 9eonl.
ten, ioluic bic 0ieneriboit ulltergc.
brod)t iino, bonn burd Sic aiid)ells
&iiDl= uno Eropiontr1ume bitub in
Den Maidincnrolim bis sum @eQell.
tunnel. Gr 1T bon ser @eiid)tioltnq
bodeefrieoigt urlb iprift miebcrbolt
feline poIlite 3ufriebcnbcit iiber oil
SnItanoboltng bes 9onnpfcrs aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05
@opble.Wnflaaen in Wiluaufee.

MiImoufce, @is.. 4. gpril. -
Gou oen @roBgeid)iporenen linb ge-
aclt no~d)ltcbenbe 5ebn Eerioncn gns
floaen crbpben iporben: Nito. Yills,
S%uperpiior; Sermonn Soaih, Tor.
iiber ser Superpiioren. @eboroe; @.
6. @eaner, SupcrDiiur; Safob
Sdpnl5. Superpilor; 2ouis 81. Stoa.
berg, Gonttftor; s. Morion Dos
BURG; Nbom areuter bon Chicago;
gbrporb StrouB, S%uperpiior; Sol.
g. Sfunf, ebemaliger Supcrpiior;
Ioom Wober. Die s~lnflogen be5ie-
hen iid ailf Gergcbuna bon Gontrof-
ten bei'm @au bes County, oipitols,
oclien 9a,ifolten, Die oui $4,000
peronihlagt iparen, ohf $4,000 ee.
iteieert uuroen, obidpn bos@ebGlloe
tod) INNER nidt fertig geItcat lit.
Scr Mufentbalt beS Gommiii0rs &.
NieseralpSfi nnb heS 9riiden.S uper-
intenoentcn Mmbroie Molam, aeeen
ipcId)e anl 6reitaa Mnflaaen erboben
mrrben, lit nod nift ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05
SImdjt ms Senieits.
Selbiinlor6'gpioemie in Cincinnati.
Siele Geutibe unter ben 2ebens.
miioell

Plotllllt III SlllClItIlQII
Tiele GelltIde unter Ben 2ebens.
miioeh,
Gincinnoti 8, 4. Npril. -
Ole bieiige Staot moht sur 3cit elmo
ipdbre Selbftmorb epidemic ourh.
Der 5lbripertsbeiicr Carl @ieninQ,
Der I'M bieiigen Turner $ Reeiment
Den @ilrgerfrieg miteemod,t, er,
borgte iid) III icinem Stoa. ST mor
90 Sabre alt. 8orber botte cr Ieil,
@eidaft perfouft nnb ieiner Todter
genone angoben iiber feline @erbalt.
lti}le gen1odt. Gin unbeilbores Sci.
Den botte ben bermoeenoen Wonn in
ben Sos ee:r;ebrn.
Ser q Sabre olte Midoro Gem.
inert, ein Gpileptifer, nobnl aorbol.
ldure, neil er ieineS 2eioens megcll
feline grbeit befommen fonnte.
MllS IrbcitSloiigfeit pcrgiftete lid,
Der 26 Sabre olte Irtbur MolL ser
III Gllbo nnb ben EbiIippinen ofti,
ben 0ienIt geieben bate.
NTroil Morio Mmio, oercn 0otte
ppr cinem Sabre ieinem 2eben Elm
GrGe genlo1t, nobm aorboliGllre,
ipcil tic o!lBer Stonoe NOR, i6rc bier
ailloer 3ll ernGbren.
Der 40 Sabre olte Wfebger Gbos.
Wagner nnbm aarboli1ure, lpeil
aronflid)feit inn ooS 2ebcn perlcie
oct batte.
Ger 80 Sabre olte T,,brinnlln Scr.
mann Outing erid)oB iid) in cincnl
@ilteripogcn aus unbefonntcn Moti-
ben.
Gbmorb 9oper cridoB iih, ncbcn
leinen beiocn &inbern lieacno, i'm
Bette. Scine Srall, nit Der in TN
Irieoen lebte uno Scr CT 9lbenbS por-
her Den Torifloa eemoft butte, nit
ibm aemeiniom III ben9oo 81 geben,
foilo i'm Morgens ols 2eid)c orf.
Soiepb &eld. Elm crit fiirSlid) ein-
gcponberter Sorn,er oiiS bieler Sc,
gcllb. botte STA Mnttbetus, Die ieinc
@erbung obgeiuieien, in fem 9ue9p
9eboben 1tnb ermprbet. Die 8eriol.
ger fonoen feline 2eibe in eirenl
Greet. Sdtte man i'm lebeno er.
reiht, ipiirbe mon iebenioas lunluo.
rid nit linn b~eriobrcn fem.
5rou g. Hidmoun Itorb an Wor.
pbi,ln1, ben @otteu unb bier flcint
ainber 5llrildlolienb.
Der 3eierteur SIS ibgerolb iplr
&c bon ieiler Gonfllbine pcrrotben
Die CT at ermorben gebrobt bette. 81
erbGngte iid) in Ser 3eIlc al, feline,
SoicntrGaern. Tiegeralb NOR ihot
5lpeimoI fobneniliidtig geiporbel
uilo ous Bent MiliiaraefGngniB emf
iprun9cn.
Ger 81 Sabre oIte gudboIte,
Sorrp s. So19 crihoB iih, oils q
ieiue llnteridloaumeen entbedt iob.
Sron Golporo Slrnter, 40 Sab.
alt, aus WculpbiS, Senn., mllroe &c
ltcrn firth im nOranb Sotel" ali
2cid)c o%ufgciuuocn. Sic iob Dor eli
ncm SpieeeI, in ein ieibenes Moht
gelponb gebiiat. 0oS Siihden ma
nit 2ilien ,rnb @eilden aridmiidt
cine offenc @ibel lag ouf bemiclbcll
Ser Mcpolpcr ipor ibrer Sonb ent
fallen. &ronfbeit bottc bic iebr reid
Trau III ben Sob getriebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05
Saltimprcr GtnotsMSrcRbud 1904.

ltngcod)tet oeiicn. oab ser grobte
SGeiI hes obigcn 8erfes burd SSeler
seritort muroc, ipiro boIicIbe ,lell ae.
brildt tperoen mo ingcf16r am is.
Mdr5 erld)cinen. Solpeit mie ,n0a.
lid, iperocn Die llcilcn 2ofaIit1ten
iold)er Ycrioren, Die ousbranntcu,
%anseaeben uno ein supplement init
gngobe ser ,,ciien 2ofaIit6tcn folder
Eerioteh peroffentlidt lperbcn. sir.
ltlcr uno ein5elne Rerionen, Die lid,
bereits cine neue Sofalit1t gelid)ert
babea, iperoen gebeten, ul,s iofort
oabon oit benad)ribtigen.
81. 8. YoIf Go.
Q. I. Sheriff Mar.
726 Rorb-S oluorb.Str
Wo. Eel. %. 1871. (Gcb10--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05

@ircan bcs y9emtiden Gorreipon.
oenteu" 1T Mr. 219, Noro- Galuert-
Strahc, 2. Stud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05
r.@m. 23ecRer,

reaiitrirtrr ~hentinter Mr5t, 30.idbriae Graris.
SpeStdli't fir Wiinners unb SrnneitsArurfbeis
ten. Setit in ~fiirsefter 3eit ShpbtIis. MuSiehtag,
pals liio. Mlino sStranfbeiten. ansiliiiie ieher
grf. Striftir, Yniitioner, nero1fe Sdiuiidle.
SIipoteli5. Hierens uno Observation-Disclosures.
Office in Or. Ncder's nnatomtfder Wiuieum,
Tr. los. Sftss'aftimore- etrafe. Gpr.hftultoen:
bun 0 ubr Mnraens bis 10 lthr gbenns: Sonits
tags ilito bon 6 ll5r bfs 10 tlbr stbenos.
u. .. 9r. geder's V a It c BELT uniebIbar
ieSen, MIisfIIlb. GonfultatiOn frei.
(laat25 tS.I&El eg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-05

We GehetlllttRople Ner1eGl1lg bon
neiln Goroeoiii5ieren, melde oen /.
@arbereginlcnt SIT SUB onacborten
unb bie intimen Sreunoe oes aron-
prin5en norcti, biirfte bon Den 90.
sialiiten 5ilm 8eecnitono elmer "oi.
| fcntlid)cn Grortcruno" 9emad)t ipcr.
Den. Man iprid)t bon elmer Snters
pelaiion in Meidstoa. bod lniirhe
Der &ricaSniniiter ieecnioQs ener-
giih abiuinfen mo luie id)on einmol
erflaren: .9as lit oltSidlieblid)
Safe bes aaiierS."
Srob oleoenl bot Die Oppoiition
lpieoer Stoii acnli9, ,nn Die beorob.
lid, nm it'd greiirnocn ssGlle bomber
iumpftbeit III ben arciien Der Crit.
floiiigen" 81 belelihtcn. 3olll
tommt, Dab icne neiln Sfii5iere nidi
mir iucaNn 2t5tnSlIItiotei. I,S
Seperlein'S n3opfcnitreih" perieti
iuorbcn iinb, ionoern bob ein nabrer
Morait bon Sittenloiiafcit porIiegt.
IS lpurbe oieier Gage id)iibteril
bon ~perperien N~eienneen eewilier
8oroeofii5icre" aereoet. 8as II,
Berlin beutsutoee Niles mGglid) lit,
bariibcr oiebt cue sulammcnbana.
los bingeiporiene Notis i'll einer Cor.
%reiponoen5 %folaenbcn IuiihIllb: nSu
elmer StraBe oes iiibIihen 9crlil,
. tanst man obne 0onten." Sn oil
Ylattcr idlciben iid Ole rlappbi
. id)en" Oben inter Die Nunpneen
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-11
A BAD FIRE.
The Record Office and DR.. South
Worth's Residence DESTROYED.

About 1880 o'clock Wednesday even
ing fire was discovered in the Rec
ord office. There was stiff gale from
the southwest and in short time the
office and the adjoining residence be-
longing to DR.. Southworth, was a mass
of flames, and both buildings were
completely destroyed
The fire spread to the Methodist par
sonage and the north side and the
roof were considerably damaged. The
furniture, including the carpets and
stoves were taken out, but fortunately
this building did not burn.
The fire had a good start before it
was discovered and everything in the
Record office was destroyed. A por-
ton of the furniture in the South
worth residence was saved.
Owing to the strong wind, the fire
burned very rapidly. There was con-
siderable delay in getting water onto
the flames. There are several irriga-
ton bitches in the vicinity, but no one
knew at the time where a stream could
be found. Water was finally obtained
from a ditch east of Andy Matthiesen's
house and long hose line stretched to
the parsonage just in time to save it
from destruction.
The loss to the Southworths is esti-
mated at $1,000, with 81, 800 insurance.
Immediately after the fire a subscrip-
ton list was started for their benefit
and nearly $500 was raised on the spot.
Yesterday the potion was circulated
by s. II. Thomas and others and total
of s5ls was raised, as published in an
other column. 1t is proposed to more
than double this amount if possible.
During the fire Charley Southworth
tainted away on the street and it was
necessary to call a physician.
The damage to the parsonage will
not exceed 500 and is covered by in
surance.
The origin of the fire has not yet
been determined, but it is supposed il
started from the stove or a cigar.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-11
The Emporium, Carson New.
JOE BRANDON
Will Make the Season of 1904 at GardnerviIIe.


DEscR1pT1oN-Joe Brandon is beautiful light Brown
small white star in forehead and left hind foot white
low the ankle Stand 15a hands high and weighs 1900
pounds Joe Brandon is sired by Dexter Chief, who is
sired by Dexter Prince for style and roadster qualities
he is the equal of any stallion in the State, and Judging
by action and his fast relatives he be placed
in the 2.4O class His disposition is fautess.
TERMS $15 for the Season. payable the end of the
son; 500 to insure.
PETER ANDERSON Prop.
Gardnerville Nevada
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-11

According to a recent dispatch, a
Tammany Hall leader, one recently
elected to Congress, said the other
day: "There is one man in the United
States Senate whose nomination and
election to the presidency would be
almost certainty were it not for ge-
ographical location. Irefer to Senator
F. G. Newlands, ofNevada. His splen
did fight for the irrigation of the arid
regions of the west, and his position
on the Isthmian canal and other ques-
tions of national Importance, have
made him a great leader in his party.
He is man of splendid ability, con-
servative and successful in business.
Were he from great State like New
York or Illinois, nothing in my judg-
ment, could prevent his nomination
for President by the Democrats at the
national convention in st. Louis"
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-11

A bill has been introduced in the
pre- sent Congress Ito authorize the
exploration aud purchase of mines
within the boundaries of private land
GAINS" The bill provides that any
persol qualified to acquire title to
mineral deposits shall have the right
to enter in and upon the land, if not
cultivated and improved, embraced
within private land claims, for the
purpose of exploring and prospect
ing the same for mineral deposits, and
marking the boundries of any mineral
claim to which he may seek to acquire
title and shall only be liable to the
actual damage thereby to the same.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-11

Homeseekers are making many in
quiries concerning the lands to be ir-
rigated by the big canal in Churchill
county. A Washington dispatch says
the inquiries at the land office and agri-
cultural and interior departments indi-
cate a great rush of actual settlers
for land within the next six months.
Many of the inquiries come from
Scandinavians who have settled in the
central western States, principally
Minnesota and Wisconsin. They are
very DESTROYS of learning the exact
status of affairs and intimate that
many relatives in the old country de-
sire to settle on the Nevada lands.
Most of the inquiries are in regard
to the quality of the land and what
it is best adapted for producing. All
inquiries are being answered fully.
The interest created by the project is
especially gratifying to the branch of
the government having it in charge.
1t is believed that fully ten thousand
people will have settled on the land
within the next eighteen months.