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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-29
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Verdaderamente espl6ndido 6 inte-
resante resuEta ell 4 'timo n6mero de
xMercurio1 ReVistG ComerciGL I6erO
AmaericG2e0 que ACADIA de publicarse.
Su texto va frmado por ilustradas y
competentes firmas des rrollando te-
mas tan interesantss como podra apre-
ciarse por el siguients sumario:
81 aislamiento entire Ia America del
Norte Y Ia America del Sur, r. R
La evoIuci6n del socialismo. e. Sane
KscGq't57e Los alcoholics ante Ia OPT
ni6n Y Ia prensa, Eduardo HSncent5.
EspafIa y Russia. s. MuguersG. La
Hula. g. Martinez Sierra.-! ....!,
81 Granizo, SEIs VeIIsO. El Comercio,
Jose PxSgdOLJer8 q 1M0c50.-VII Con-
gresO AgrfColo CataIan-B BaIeSr. Jose
Zetla5et0 Exposition regional de Cor
doba, G. R J.-Escuela Naval de Co
mercio. Propaganda ComerCiaI. Ell
nuevo Presidente de Ia Rep6bIica Ar
gentina. LA Voluntad, I0na0ts Carre.
ter0. Cr6nica Espa6ola, SGLvodOr Ca
nails. s.-Cr6nica Argentina, R. Non
Mer Sans. Cr6nica International, s.
Perez Iz'i0qa0 -NOtas de America.
Noticias generates. -Secci6n Financie-
ra, a. g.
Profusi6n de grabados de actuaIidad
alderman su te1t0, y en- su secci6n de
anunci0s Sc reVela una direction YER
daderamente artlstica. asf por Ia dis
posici6n de los mismos como Dor los
originates que inserta.
Acompana, adem5s, eI n1mero que
nos ocupa. un hermOso cartel del lau-
reado artista senior Graper. tirado &
varias tintas.
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Ell DR.. Lindsay nom
bTadO SeCTetariO de-
una aSOCiaCidn.
COufiTnada Ia ronunCia Dc este
COmISiD1adO que en- 10. de
OCtObra TesignaTd 81 cargo.

I'll DR.. Lindsay ha sidO nombrado
Secretario General del National Child
Labor Committee. comenzando en- se-
guidR & dar impulse esta asoCiaci6n,
cuyo fin es cuidar de los intereses de
los ni1os cuyos derechos han sido afro
peIlsdos 8 est6n en- peligro de serIo.
HablandO con un reporter del 4NeW
York Times.z , ha dicho el DR.. Lindsay
Ia asociaci6n no ha de mezcIarse en-
asuntos aienos nj interYenir con las le-
yes de los diYersos estados. Solo de-
sea investigar las condolences bajo las
cuales trabajan los nifIOs para ganar un
jornal, siempre que Sc solicite su
cooperation.
La sociedad quiere saber hasta que
punto las obIigaciones que Sc dedi-
can los ni1os pueden impedirIe obte-
ner la instruction necesaria, y hasta
que ponto puedeD ser un obstSculo pa
ra su desarrolIo ffsicO y empobrecer
asi Ia eiciencia de los futurOs obreros
de la naci6n americana. La asocia-
ci6n desea crear un sentimiento p6bli-
co en- favor de los nifI0s y con este OBJ
jeto Crganizara comites locales, COM
puestos de personas conocedoras de las
condolences y necesidades de cada Ioca-
lidad y que est6n dispuestas 4 protejer
en- todo tempo q los nifIos y & evitar
que sean tomados como objeto de ex-
preston.
EI DR.. Lindsay ha. renunciado ell
cargo de Comisionado de Instruction
de Puerto Rico. y el 10. de Octubre
VoIVera OcuDRr su puestO an Ia Uni
Versidad de Pennsylvania.
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Marines en- tIsrra.

Y no hay que decir. A cada ratio Sc
arma pOr esas calles y por esos calIe-
jones y por esos cafes. la marimorena.
Anoche TOGO el turno & IN popular
cafe Y restaurant, en- donde es de
las 101 & los marineros Sc le fu6 ell
amelia al cielo, y empezsron volcar
mesas Y tirar platos y Ia mar con sus
tSburones y demas variados peces.
HubO carreras, aIarma, etc6tera,
pero despu6s lahl despu6s todo
qued6 tranquiIo y sosegado.
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ELEGTRlzADO EN- UNA AzOTEA.
Asio aIan1bres del aIumbrado eIec-
trico Y recibio una fuerte des-
Carga.

Ancche, como & las siete. un indivi-
duo en- una azotea de la calle de Bene-
fcencia, cogi6 los alambres de una
tcna0 pertenecicnte & Ia S. "A. l.. e.
El individuo sufri6 una quemadura
en- Ia mano perdi6 ell conocimientO
por breves momentos, encontrandOse
"a bien
El sefor administrator de la luz
electrica nos manifesto que Ia compa-
MIA que representa- no ha cambiado Ell
sistema de corriente q 6a50 tension Gre
yendo que ell case ocurrido. obedezca
por efecto de las lluvias de estos diss
& aIg1n cruce con las lfneas San Juan
Ligh and Transit Co.
Recomendsmos q los individuos que
al subir & las szotess no toquen los
alambres de las compafifss de luz eI6c-
trica.
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PassgsrOs en- San Juan.

Aver. en- el vapor eMontevideo. ,
llegarOn esta capital, desembarcando,
Varios pasajerOs procedentes de Eu-
rOpa.
Algunas son personals residences en-
Ia isla, que & ella regresan. OtrOs, pa
saieros de transito, que desembarcaron
para conocer esta capital.
Entire esos passjeros Sc .hallaban los
conocidos artistas Prudencia Griffel Y
Paco Martinez. que tan aplaudidos fue-
ron cuando por primera Vez visitaron
la isla con Ia companfa de zarzuela
Leicibabaza.
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ATEnEO.
eHIMNo pE PUERTo RICO,

Anoche reu 1i6ge la Junta Directiva
de este impOrtante centric. y, en- aten-
ci6n & 10 resueltO por ell Jurado, que
entendfa en- Ia classification de trabaios
poeticos enviados al certamen para IN
himno de PuertO Rico. acOrd6 decla-
rar desierto dicho certamen.
El Jurado hubo de estimar que MIN
guna de dichas pOesias adapts tsbase & las
condolences del certamen.
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New York, Julio 90, 2.3O p M
Despachos de Londres notician
que aquel gabinete ha pasado una
nueva nota al gobierno de San Pc
tersburgo, exigi6ndole satisfaction
por el hundimiento del vapor mer-
cante &Nigh Comander.~
Los t6rminos en- que esta escrita
la nota son corteses. pero ell gobier-
no demuestra en- aquella su frme
actitud de una completa satisfac-
ci0n.
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La question del Nigh Co.
mander" en- via de arrGgIO
Ha sidO eapfuTadO ell as8sinO de N. PIshV8.


les, y la policia tuvo que hacer
grandes esfuerzos para despejar el
immense gentio que Sc aglomer6 en-
ell sitio de la captura.
La escuadra de Vladivostock,
agrega otro despacho, ha apresado
Ell correo ingl6s
Esto affrmase que viene a obsta-
culizar las negociaciones en- 10 que
respecta al vapor xNigh Commanders
y que ha causado extFaordinaria
sensacion en- toda Inglaterra.
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Russia inSiSte en- Ia p9rSeCusi6n de contra
bandOS de guerra.
Su fI0ta ha IeeIbId0 IastTleGI0nas isTnIlantss

sorprendido en- trafco contrabandis-
ia, sea apresado 8 echado a pique
segdn las circunstancias
El gobierno ruso esta dispuesto
4 proceder con toda energfa con
aquelIos barcos sean de Ia nacio-
lidad que fueren, que violen las
leyes de neutralidad.
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IUGENDIO EHLl CHBA.

A las 8 p. m. del dfa de aver hubO
IN incendio casual en- el pobIsdo de
Ceib9. Sc quemarOn dos ranchOs, Pc
70 Ia obortuna intervention de Il poll
cfa y el pueblo. eVit6 que tomara 81
fuego mayor incrementQ.
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IngIatera exige satisfaction pOr hun
dimiGntO del Nigh Commander"
VUELVN 4 AGENTUARsE los TEMO-
RES De GRAVES COMPLIGAGlONES

81 gabinete de San Petersburgo
no ha contestado todavfa la citada
nota.
Con este nuevo incidente, han
vuelto a acentuarse en- Europa los
temores de graves complicaciones
internacionales.
La actitud de Russia es muy CO.
mentada por la prensa londonense
que la califica de agresiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-29
New York. Julio 29. 9. go 3. n

New York, Julio %, $50 p. m.-
Dicen de San Petersburgo que ell
gobierno insiste en- la persecution
de barcos que conduzcan contra
bando para la guerra de Extreme
Oriente.
Los barcos de guerra rusos han
recibido instFucciones terminates,
a fin de que todo buque que sea
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Ia MISERIl EN- JAMAICA.
Parece que despu6s del eicI6n
ha OGuTTIdO aIII 10 que en-
Puerto Rico.

De Kingston (Jamaica) dicen que Ia
p0bIaci6n est6 alIf tan apurada p0r fall
ta de viviendas. en- tai estado de mi
seria, que existe un verdadero con-
flicto social que no sabe eI gobierno
como resolverlO. y que causa seria in
Quietud.
Cosa pareCida OCurri6 en- Puerto Ri
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OJO!!! lMPORTANTE!!!

Es de vital importancia para toda per-
soma que desee comprar la meior Emul-
sion de Aceite de Higado de BacalaO,
que examine detenidamente la etiqueta y
que esta contramarca de 0Z0aul SION
este puesta sobre ella. No Sc deie enga-
mar por alabanzas hechas sobre Otras
preparedness. Cuando Sc haya tornado
OZ0MUL SION legftima, Sc vera que esta
preparation produce los mejOres result
tadOs en- Ell sistema humane; por consi.
guiente, volvemos aeonsejar de velar
por la contramarca de OZOMuL SION
para no hacer equiVocaci6n en- el remediO
compradO.
Todos los Farmaceuticos venden la
0Z0MuLS SION de dos tamanOs, q so cents
y$1.OO orc americana.
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New York, Julio 30, 8 p. m

New York, Julio 80, 3 p. NJ
Ultimos cablegramas dicen que
la question del Yapor ~Nigh Co
manderS esta en- Was de arreglo.
Russia ccntesta la nota del gobielno
ingl6s en- terminus amistosOs. Dice
que abrira minuciosa investigation,
procediendo de acuerdo con 10 que
de verdad arroje 6sta.
Ha sido capturado ell asesino del
Ministro de Hacienda ruso NJ. Pleh-
We. FL populacho quiso xlynchar-
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REGRESO.

Ha regresado de los bafios de Goa
mo. acOmpa1ado de So distinguida es-
posa, el doctor jose N. CarbonelL
Sus numerosos cIientes Sc alegran
de su IIegada.
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En- New York eStd ensayandO
Sc un gIobo miIitar dirigible.
Los Npsrlmsntos han sidO de msgnifeOs resutadOs,

Sc asegura que. de perfeccionarse
este invento, prestara grandes SER
vicios 4 los ej6rcitos en- campafla.
A los ensayos del globo militar
dirigible concurre numeroso pdblico.
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New York, Julio %, 2.3o p. m -
Estan haci6ndose ensayos en- esta
ciudad con un globo militar dlri-
gible.
Los experimentos han sido de
magnffcos resdltados.
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co despu6s del tristemente celebre
temporal de San Ciriaco.
El cicl6n que sgost6 hace dfas & ia
maica es la causa de ese estadodle CO
sas aIlf.
MuehO tendrSn que sufrir. de seou-
70. los iamaiquinoa para renonerse te
sus grandes perdidaa.
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tos y Ia importancia de la Asamblea.
tienen 81 honor de rogRr 81 concurso
de los feles, muy especialmente dec Is
teligreses,
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ALos NoTARlos

CARPDTAs PARA RgCREYURAs eu
edos ooloFos. r. AassR y t14en. ea IL
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La casa contra Nj. Kent,
Esta sefialada para el dia % de
Agosto.

La causa criminal que Sc sigue con-
ira Ell sefior James E. Kent, Sc vera en-
breve en- Ia Corte de Distrito.
Esta senalada para el dia 2 del pro-
ximo Agosto.
Llevar6 la defensa del acusado, ell
jurisconsulto seflor Anderson. quien
cree que Mr.. Kent, no es culpable y
Sc propone aIcanzar So absoIuci6n.
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DR.. ANTONIO MOLINA
DE BENITO APONTE


Pcpa p6bco en- general que d @ IA de-
6fues de Julio
que pa cuaIquieE neotareu puedsn ntsnder,a
con "a apodeEado don Luis Yordan pdVila
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-29

paciente cuaquera
garganta pulmone 0ZOUL SON primer aviO
efecto caante tene sobe las membranes namadas E
muy Importance porque parece ra6n local
mdos embargo La Ease
tatamiento estado
CuandO fata vitadad pude
de la enfemedad prueba de la verdd
amenos ncos nufcientes mposibdad de
el sistema obtenga alvio permanente de ellOs.
No podemos hacerO dmaadO enco, cuando 0ZOULS0R
vtadad vida verdada del neva
importane
recbdo communication afrma
acabamos de manfestar, la fOrma guente:
"PERco, CUBA JUNO 90 de 1902
MUY sENoREs MOS:
Tengo satisfaction de maneares que poos dpues
mejoraba damente Continue Omando
medicina cOmpletamene sbeedO Mi famia
dice medicina salv6 la vida descub6
0Z0ULSI0N uno goriOso benefO de la humandad
POGO conocido pueo czados
mundo
Coma prueba de agadecmnto aonsejo los
pierdan
Maravloso gaas
mtad del genro humane
De Vds. atentamente,
MANUEL BLANco"
Nosotos resuad prodosos obenos
al raquimo demuesan drono saudabe
nino mas
miento ell de de edad cOngnte
decado
fuerte vigoroso mejlas rOsadas
The colored American., 1904-09-24
COLORED COMPANY MAX
ING SUCCESS.

The Mercantile Cooperative &
Investment Company, whose
main office is located at Twelfth
and r streets. northwest, is doing
a prosperous business. Although
ONLY a few months old, more than
10 carloads of coal has been or
dered from the mines, shipped to
Washington. and sold, and the or
ders are still coming in. Presl-
dent Gaines speaks in the highest
terms of the outlook of the COM
pany. and says the race is giving
it hearty support.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. r. d. Robinson. of Pitts
burg, Pa. and an old friend of The
Colored American, passed through
the city last week en- route to
North Carolina, whence he had
taken his father. Mr.. Robinson is
one of the successful business men
of Pittsburg.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. y. W. Lloyd, whose photo
is above shown. is one of the most
popular and widely known young
coIored man in the State Of Mis-
souri,.
4 born "hustler." he has fought
his way to the front, and to the
top by dint of hard work based
upon his own individuality and
sound ideas.
As an organizer, his equal Is
vet to be found in the State OF
Missouri.
Having been elected Grand
Chancellor of the Knight Of Pyth-
las of Missouri 3 years ago, when
the membership was only $50, he
at once went 10 work with his
usual vim. and so we'll did he ad-
minister affairs, that he has been
elected to succeed himself four
consecutive times by unanimous
vote Of the Grand Lodge. In the
past four years he has brought
the membership up from 600, to
more than 5000. and at the ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge held in
the City Of Joplin in July of this
wear. he was again chosen Grand
Chancellor. \ Republican in pol
itics. he has proven his value TO
his party by his work, and his
merit has been recognized by ap-
pointment TO various positions Of
trust. He was further hOnOred by
his party at the recent Repubh-
can State Convention held in St
Joseph, by being elected a mem
Der of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee by the Oyerwhelm-
inc vote Of 10 to 81 over his OPP
pOnents-
He has the distinct honor of be
ing the first cOlOred man elected
on the State Committee from the
CITY of st. Louis. {.
W. y. GUNNELL.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Editor Cooper, Of THE CoLORED AMER
readers that he seriously contemplates
making his a twelve-page. Instead Of
an eight-page paper. This shows that
THE COLORED AMERICAN is not only
The Star Of zion
The colored American., 1904-09-24

THE COLORED AMERICAN, Of Washing
page paper weekly-seventy-tw col
umns of reading matter. Under the
able management of Editor Cooper it
has forged ahead till it earned the
name of Monarch Of the Weeklies. -
The Western Outlook.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Tho enthusiastic and hearty support this Company
fes field of the Negro hitherto
becomes strong competitor
eoaI footing world The OF this COMPANY
profits the
shareholders of stock at iye dollars
of this commercial
r frb.r ipformon apply Street n y
York. Produce
RevN Nn. p. New York
ri RavB Beniam ain Xenia Ohio.
RI Rev / B. Orleans. La
DrC e Iowa Philadelphia. Pa
r D.
LAWYER Rnton, Philadelphia Pa
The colored American., 1904-09-24

THE COLORED AMERICAN, local heb
demadal, published in the interest OF
the colored people, came out In a new
dress and with a beautiful heading
Saturday. It is one of the best news
papers IN the country edited by col
ored men; has a good circulation,
and carries a large line Of live adver-
tising.-The Washington Post
The colored American., 1904-09-24
LEADER.
PROMINENT MISSOURI

Grand Chancellor \. W. Lloyd, a
Member Of State Central Com
mittee of MissOUri.-A great
Organizer
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Enterprise Il
has unique and unchaened claim to the support and paoa Of al
OF
commercial financial
stockholders capitalization OF
dollars
needs OF
the West
asB Gabo0n
The colored American., 1904-09-24
THE MONARCH OF NEGRO NEWS
PAPERS.

The ideal race newspaper, and pub
lished At the Capital OF the Nation,
is TIE ColoEED A1iERICAN IL Is clean,
newsy, and abIy and fearlessly edited.
II is the organ OF 10 clique or faction,
but q fearless champion OF tie coIoTed
people everywhere. Its columns TEEN
with news OF the day, rejecting the
best sentiments as well as the dOings
and achievements Of the race every
where. Read what the Negro press
says.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

The COLORED AMERICAN, IN d short
space Of three years, has gone to the
front at the Nations Capital. Its man
ager, E. z. Cooper, holds a unique
position in cOlored journalism, being
the pioneer of illustrated journalism.
-EI.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

THE COLoRED AMERICAN is without
doubt one of the ablest journals pub
hshed by Afro-Americans. 1t is Re
publican paper, very free in its eK-
pressiens, which makes it more ROPu-
lar even among those who deny the
"equality Of man" This paper is pub
nShsd at Washington, where the do
Ings Of the lawmakers Of the great
Republic may be had pure and fresh,
and submitted to the people for their
atsposaI.-E1e Rock HiE1 Messenger
The colored American., 1904-09-24

THE CCLORED AMERICAN IS, without
question, the greatest newspaper pub
editor should take of lis hat to Mr.
COOpeI.-THe LeGUentCorth Herald.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

HE CoLORED AMERICAN, OF Washing
ton, =. 9. comes every week, brim
fTu and running over with good
things; Brother Cooper is one Of the
test newspaper men OF the country
The Huntsville Journal.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

THE CoLoRED AMEKIcAN is already a
great newspaper, printing forty-eight
columns each issue. II aims 10 print
seventy-twO columns. May its friends
aid it to its re2lization.-The Whining
ton Record.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

MI Edward Cooper. manager Of THE
COLeRED AMERICAN, Washington, D. C,
is uEguestiOEabIy the abIest au-round
newspaper manager. Of our race, if re-
suits are TO settle the questionable
Ne1C South.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

incorporated under Laws of the State Of New York.
Capitalization $4,000. Full paid and worcestershire
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-07-08
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
SalmaNundi.

CnmmIssioucrB Wuathcrs and Snyder
arc III town attending II meeting II the
board.
District Attorney Henderson return.
ed Yesterday morning from his trip to
San Francisco.
Rev Mr.. Hogan principal Of the Cor
don Institute Of Salt Lake occupied th"
pulpit 81 the Prcsby terrain church sun
day evening. Mr.. Hogan IL here III tho
interests 81 tho congregational School
Tho Fourth passed If quietly in Elko'
Tho popping ~ tire crnckcrs nnd the
racket ~ lruuuha nDH and tie u disturbed
the quiat II tho lay. AsIl" E"m these
there WIN hut little tU Wmini tho lew
no remained " town II the Nation
birthday.
Mr.. IIonlicr returned from Reno oi
tho delayed tram this afternoon. Tho
cause 81 tho delay WA u freight chr oil
the track Mt WooIscy, n aiding Il Tow
miles enst ~ lnvoIock. Tho blamed
thing jumpci the rails ou tho ewilcl
and No. wus held up about seven
hours. Tho damage VIVA slight,
Alien Cuuk waa aTfcs,cd in Goldiicld
laal week, charged with u misdcmcnnor
During lis examination he became
angry witt, Justice Collins and threw q
lamp Mt his h)onor'a hcad. Tho Justice
fined him slCO mud ono day in jail f"r
contempt %! court. Tie il now serving
his hny.,nc dnys' sentence, IN no TAILED
TO pay the tine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-07-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mr.. jos. Littlcield is prepared To
make estimates for foundations, cellars
n other stone masonry. Write or call
nj New Bargain Store.
Lee IIarbm has started n drn, inc bus
iress and is prepared to do NIL work IN
that line. a sbare Of the public pat
rnnage 10 solicited.
Tho latest styles aud finishes in pho
Biography Mt Mas Walkers Art GALLERY.
Ill the Bradley house, one block north OF
High School. Call aud SEQ samples of
work. Kodak films and plates develop,
ed for amateurs ut reasonable rates. =
N. p. G~uldagger, at Jones old Stand
IL prepared to 90 Understandings in al
Of it's branches ut prices to suit the
times. Horse shooting and wagon work 4
specially. IN work guaranteed TAX,
your work t. MIR. Guldaggcr's shop il
you wanti it done we'll and at reasonahl,
prices.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-07-08

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ials. Address.
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Sold by Druggists 7Ic.
liall'e Family Pills are. the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-07-08

Wabuska, on the line OF the Carson e.
Colorado railroad, was visited by u flood
on Wednesday. For two days it had
been cloudy uud thunder storms were
frequent, but beyond an occasional
shower there had been practically no
rainfall. Without warning almost. says
the Journal, it seemed rs IL the skies
became an inverted sea, pouring its con.
tents upon the earth. The water came
down.. not i'll drops. but i'll torrents, md
in n moment the streets OF the town and
the land on the outskirts was "a VERT.
able lake, covered with Il body OF water
at least three feet in depth. Fortunately
the storm did not Inst long and within
an hour afterward the water had passed
oil. The damage cannot be estimated
at this time. No lives were lost.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-07-08

ChlueAe Business.

a Chinaman can be trusted in a bust.
ness transaction. where a japanese can.
o The foreign residents of the
orient have the greatest regard for the
word or Il Mongollnn. If a ChInamap
undertakes II contract, he will carry
out &c terms OF hat contract though
1t impovcrishcs him. There is no trick
he will not p:sy to win his case where
Ills word Is not involved, but once let
him give thai word and you cun bank
ON 1t that he will die rather than be
tray 1t. The Japanese are crafty bust.
ness men, So long rs they see profits
In sight they Will hold to n contract,
Blu II there is a chance Of losing, Mr..
Jap. In the majority Of cases, will find
some means to get under cover before
the crash comes.