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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
FL espIendido bale de ano-
che ceIebrado en- eI CAST
no EspahoI.
DON CARLOS BLANES
Ayuntamlento de Mayagnez
Fiestas de Aguadllla y La.
res. DE Aguas Buenas.

Indudablemente, 81 bails que die
anoche ca sus sslones el Casino Es
psflol, hgurark en- los anales de d.
cho centro como uno do los mas bri.
llantes que alli 80 han celsbrado.
La concurrencia fue tan numero
70, que spenas 80 podia dar un paio
Casi todos los dspartamentos del edi
fsio ee habilItaron para recibirls, J
result6 psqueho el local para tsnti
gsnte En- los saloues apenAs 90 po
cfs bailar, por el excessive ndmsro d.
pareiss.
Los concurrentss fleron esplSn
didamsnte obssquiados con dulceS
<.andw chs, y licores y .la animaci6u
no decsy6 un solo inst,nie
La orquesta do Duchssns TOGO cor
gusto y entusiasmo.
-Regres6 4 Mayaguez el iover
abogado don Carlos B anes, hsrmane
politico do nuestro querido amigo O.
Lcdo. Joae de Diego. Banss curse
aus estudios On universidades espailo.
las.
Ell syuntamiento do Mayag 81 hi
scordado una nueva ordenazs, dictan
do reglas para 10 celebration do es
psctaculos , diversiones p6blicas.
LA directiva del Cfreulo do sar
| Carlos, de Aguadilla, nos ha eIviadc
atenta invitaci6n para el bale de so
cledad que dsra en- sus salones mana
M domingo, para solemnisar oil vige
simo cuarto aniversario do 81 fanda
ci6n, =.
Aver debi6 habsrss cslebr adj
uu bale dc confanza en- los sAlons
del Casino dc Lares. El domingo en-
tr ante SO sfectuara on dich> centric un,
amena ve!ada baile. Para smbas f o.
.as fuimos atent aments invitados.
-Aguas. BuenAs hs remttido a |,
o6clna dc Ia Liga de Muuicipios Q
importe dc III quota de suscrirc On po
OIL primer semest-s, yAla vtz he re
mitido fondos para syudar al gast
de visjs de los comlsioaad, ,s& Was
hipgton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
CONTRA EL MEASAJE

The Fra Press, dIario republicAno,
publica aysr tArde Ia siguisnte nosa
editorial, en- grAndes letraa, q Ia cabs
"a de su primsra columna
SPOR FIN Ssg1a el cable rec'bl
do, el Presidents Roose ,elI recomendo
On su nenssis al C5ngrsso que 50 vo-
tarA 10 ciudadAnia americans para los
pusrtorriq uenos. sY que mas nos dsni
Nos haeen reyss sin reinado.'
Y noaotroa AsAdimos; nos hAcsn
GpdadAnoI sip patrla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
IA JUNTA ESc0LAR DA UNA LEGION Al DEPART AMENTO
CON DATOS |NDECUT|BlES
SUSPENSION De ALUMNQS
Sc demusha que e csmsonado de Education faka
abe1amente a Ia ley,
Ponce, Puerto Rico, Dcbre. 8 de 1906
Sr. Comisionado de Educaci6n
D,n,kN Dia>

Ponce, Puerto Rico, Dcbre. 8 de 1906
Sr. Comisionado de Educaci6n
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
SENOR: -Hsmos lsido Ia copia
que se sirve usted remitirncs dc la co.
munic aci6n que, para conocimiento de
los profssores, ha dirlgldo ess Dspar
tamento al sehor Griffin, maestro prin
cipal de cate distrito
De intento hamos ejado pasar al
gunos dias para tener prusbas prac
ticss do los nuevos perjuicios que con
esa com anicaci6n trae el Department !,
| & los intereses de 10 enss a anza en- las
escuelas de Ponce. Ese Dspartamen
10, despues dc haber d'cho que nues
ira circular del 10 de Noviembre Sc
considerase como de NINGUN VA
LOR, vuelve sus paaos y advierte &
| los maestros de ests diatrito, por con-
ducto del senior Griffin, que nuestra
Giro alar ES VALIDA en- ell primero
do los dos puntos que abarca, y que
e,e punto estA dsntro dc 10 jurisdiction
de la Junta EScolar. Mucho EOS COM
placerfa esta declaration, por cierto
algo tardfa y NADIA espontaaea, 81 pa
rratos subsiguientes de 80 citada car
to no dssvIrtuarsn en- absolute tel
declaration.
En- efecto; ess Departameuto, dan
do una signiieaci6n err6neS q la pa
llabra SUSPENDER, DE HECHO anu
| la las atribuciones que por la secci6n
| 53 de 10 ley, tiensn las Juntas para
Iintsrvenir en- las suspensiones. Hay
O 10 entender por suspension, en- cate
caso, Ia privsci6n de escuela que sc
Iimpone & un alumno mtentras las au'
Itoridad compel ,nte, que es In Junta
Escolar, determine oil periodic dc aus
pension 8 la expulsion defnitIva. Pero
al los maes!ros, como esta pasandC
shora, en- virtud de las instruccionel
del DepartAmento, suspenden q dies
tro y sinieltro por periodos maj
menos defnidos y sin dsr cuenta d !,
Junta E.colar, resultara que en la lie!
com oilsda es,a dsmai oil articalo s.
Las lnstrucciones que da usted
los maaslros, en- 10 qle 20 retl are
suspension de alumuos, ya empiez An
dsr resultados desastrosos. Sspa US
ted, senior Comisionado, que 81 cart
| fue conocida por los maestros prlnci
lea anteay YER de ensonces acA ha habid
Iinnumera bles suspsnsiones de a.umno
en- las escuelas, y en- una de estsi
solam snts ha habido una serle d
SEIS, que suponemoa no han dc pare
Ger pocas q ese Departamento, tenler
| do on cuents el corto espacio do tiemp
On que SO han llevAdo q cabo. 81 es
progression contIn1a, auguramos, 81
tenn Or q eq aiv Jcsraos, qas dsntro d
un mes que isrAn com plssa menss dei
pobladas de alumnos las escuelas q
ests distrlto,
Ahora b!en; dando por ssntsd
que la palabra SUSPEN DER SO IL
ter prets On el sentido recto que ten
y que 90 le debs dsr, es neceiario adj
mas fiar.e ca que, como 10 dice be
la carta de ess Depsrtamen!o, no ha
> lmSs Que TRES CAUSAS admitida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
CANAL De PANAMA

La Conisi6n de Ingenieros nota.
bles & que habia sido somstida Ia de-
termination de la forma en- que habra
do construirse el Canal dc PansmA, ha
declarado que Ia mayorfa dc Ia mlsmA
opts en- favor de un cana sl nivel del
mar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
DESDE GUAYAN|LlA
Lucubraciones del Cores.
ponsaI de "EI AquiIa"
en- este pueblo.
ARMONIAS CELEsTIALEs
Esas armonlas, en- sus CORE
ligionarios, Sc truccan
en- desafnaclones.

Juro en- Dios y On mi snima que
las bslas dum dun. no rssultan menos
tsmibles que los disparates, digo, que
los disparos dsl corrssponsal del
delsAguilas en- nGusyanjlla.
En- unc, on cinco, en- diez ndmeros,
siempre sus cr6nicas responder al
mismo tema.
Ataques q los maestros, & los nj.
nos, & los molinos de viento y q la
casa escuela graduada. ct mo las
autoridades y el pdblico no hscen caso
de msiaderfas, el msjadero rabia, y
amensza hasta al mismo senior Ips.
p etor
Ultimemsnte hasts llegar & dar
su conseio de que Sc busque un local
ad hoe, 10 que quiere decir en- buen ro-
nance que vuelvan las sgu,s por don
de aollsn ir en- los inolvidables item.
pos de Mr. Hunt.
Vuelvase, vus'vafe del otro lado
celestial amigo, y crsa que su ideal es
un sueflo. un dellquio, 6 ms ,r, un
estado patol6gico igual sl dc aquel
ciego s0aando que veia.
Para entresenimiento de ustsd, 80.
nor corre'ponsal del <Aguia,, y para
desconsuelo de aquelIos que SO ocultar
entire bastidores, les sup.ico lean Ia
poesfa siguiente:
Individuos que durante el mes d.
Nvmbra. Gltlmo 90 separaron del par
lido <Rspublicano, sfili&udose al dt
10 sUni6n de Puerto Rico, en- Gusya
nilla;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
FL Pals Y Il MEASAJE
Bare. loneta 3 Dlciembrs 1905
Mufoz Rivera, Capital.

Nuncs he confado en- juiticia del
fuerte pedida por sdplicas del debil.
Menssje no me extraha. Conirma mi
Q nvencimiento. Cuenteme slempre pa.
rs unirnos q los. .hombres de voluntad
CUEsTE 10 QUE CUEsTE Doctor f.
B, Cord-rn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09

Sc venden 90 reloies saq ueletos,
nuevos, con buena mag uina . s pesos
csda uno y q 5 meses piazos psgsndo
peso de pronto y los otros menaual.
mente. No Ae mandarin los relojea
sin adelantar los prlmeros SO pesos en-
giro favor de O.ksmp Noltin Com.
pany, Cincinnanti, Ohio. Los otroa
psgos tienen que garantiEarlos. DOS co
mercianIes quienes seran responsables
del dlnsro re.tGnts. Es un buen nego.
clio para sgentes y comerciantes que
'ediquen las venIas q plazos, puea
"sleIss 81 venden nusvs pesos
-fas de San Juan. Al con-
bsjS, Dlrigirae 4 r.
,ra, Artclbo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
la GRIPPE curada en- "A horas
Comprobado cisntifi ;aments

Los sfntomas preeuraores de Ia
Grippe y Fiebres palddicas, como son
dolores dc aoeEs, ardor en- los oios,
quebrantsmienso general, huxIon ma.
sal, perdida del apsIito, escalofrfos,
dolor en- las espaldas, depression ner.
vjoss, dolor en- las articulaciones,
trlsldsd en- los pies y manos, tos secs
, pertinaz, NAL sabor en- la boca, ETC.,
etc., empiezan q desspareoer & la me.
dis hora de tomar las <Capsulss de
Henns hasta las "a horas, que Ia in.
fscclon he dessparecido en- absolute.
Venta al por msyor y detail; Far.
maciss Blanco, Guillermety y Zerbi,
San Juan. Fsrmacla Ruiz de Porras,
Ponce. Fsrmscia <La Sslud, , Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
EN- NUEvA YORK

Don Maxmino Luzunaris ha alberto una espendida ca.
de huespedes New York La condolences de
comoddad egancia ventac6n Stuada cerca de los me-
ores della cudad Cuenta un magnifco cocine
inmeorable Precios limitados Para nformes drse
a NJ. LUZUNAR1S, 138 West, "a tn. ST., New-York.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
DR.. MOSELEY
I TALKS EL0QuENTIY

An audience that filled the audi
trioum and almost filed the Sunday
school room of the First Baptist
church, gathered last night to hear
DIR. III r. Moseley, the general mis-
sionary in. charge of the work of the
Baptists in the eastern part of the
island Of Cuba. DR.. aioseley is a
most interesting speaker. possessed
of clear, ringing voice. and the
interest of the large audience was
Maintained until the close. He told
how .reat and eifectual doors have
been nnencd for religious work in
Cuba s.nee the Spanish war. There
are now "a Baptist churches in the
two eastern provinces, 81 missionary
worycrs, over 1000 church members,
and 1900 children in the Sunday
school.
DIR. Moselcv reported that all the
money has been subscribed to build
a church house at Barre, a house
promised by West Virginia Bap-
lists Barre is the scat Of the
declaration of Cuban independence,
and is the most historic spot in the
island As the congregation Inst
night had no opportunity to make
any contribution towards the build.
ing the church house. = rennrons.
free Wiz ofaring w. cven with
which 10 purchase an organ for it.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
CAMP MEETING
IHAS MOVED

The Seventh Day Adyntist camp
meeting closed Sunday night with
the largest attendance of the meet
ing. The large pavilion was we'll
filled and many peope stood on the
outside. Marked attention was Civ
en- to the interesting subject of the
eastern Question:. as delivered by
Elder W. A. Spiccr, of Washington.
D. c., who has spent much time as
a missionary in India and other for
'eign lands, and is well prepared to
speak on FOREIGN missionary work.
Yesterday morning most Of the
campers were in their 'cnts hut by
noon most of them had left for their
homes in different parts of the state.
with the hope of meeting again in
their next annual conference.
This meeting was considered a
grand success, many declaring it to
be the best meeting they ever at
tended. A few OF the people re-
mained to clean up the grounds to
take care of the tents, etc. They
held meeting last night with a
large attendance and excellent in
terest. Elder B. i. Purdham. the
newly-elccted president of the West
Vigina conference spoke on the sub
iect Of To Millennium" IL was
eF<;s'o' " rlFo- r. v. Province
aal L. II. Pgin;er.
They have secured an excellent
lot for their tent just across the
street from the entrance to the fair
grounds, near the bridge. where they
expect to pitch their tent ready for
the services tonight at 7:45 O'Clock
to continue every night this week,
Elders B. F. Purdham and T. Fl.
Painter will be in charge Of these
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
Death of Child

Annie Kolyax, aged II months.
died at her home at Columbia mine.
Sunday, Ang. q, Of cholera infan-
tum. Intermcnt was made at Holy
Cross cemetery at s o'clock this
morning.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
services. Interesting and important
subjects will be considered at each
service, and all are cordially invited
to come and hear.
Wedding in colored Society

Mr.. Henry Robinson and Miss
Mahulda Walker WILDE married at
the home Of Mrs. Lucas, in Broad
Oaks, Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. Miss Martha Marcells will
act as bridesmaid and Alexander
Lassiter as best man. After the
wedding they will return to their
homes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
Guard your food against the
alum baking powders.

Alum baking powders considered injurious heah and
their sale of such danger that
ally condemned BY physicians and health officers many States the
law that they shall consumers that they
contain alum
In the District Columbia under the laws of Congress the use
OF alum IN bread biscuit and other food misdemeanor
Alum baking powders may be known by price Powders
sold from ten to twenty-five pound
twenty-five cents. of of tartar
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
Bread
Legal and Illegal

The Royal Baking Powder is pure,
grape cream Of tartar powder It's greater
healthfulness and absolute superiority over
other powders are shown by the United
States Government official tests, and are
50 universally recognized that its use is
approved and encouraged by health officers
at home and abroad.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14

Yesterday Gov"rnrr sparkle appoint.
cd Hon. II. Il. C"rrycll. nf Elku county
Hon. T.. y Mcrarrun "f Washo" county
and Hon. &. /. Mile %! Orm-hy county
as the thrc" members uI the Il art Of
Fssh and q .inc Commissioners. The
APPOINTMENTS meet with unIver-gI ru.
probation. as the grutlrmen named are
greatly interested IN ,hs rrnurrnt,n,,
and prot, c'ror oi ri.h
Under the Old Law which wus r..
pcalcd several Years nru only on. ram
missioner WAS a!Ipve but I'M, last j.,,,;s.
laturr rr.rutrtaI tho ,,o,.,,,. l
provided Tor the selection ni ,hr,.c cn,,.
uissi"ncrs. ~ snlar, IL attached tn he
position; on the couirurv. rA,. .nr,,,.,s.
sionrr- often spent their own rup,n,.v
Tor the fur.hcranrc ui som. schrrn. rI,,.,
will bench, ,!n. pcopIc q, III. Siptc. lint
he docs not let a li,,I, ,hup lik. t,,,,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14
Both,

lsliOr l;aynor, thc nrN senator from
Maryland, hu' been leading lawyer IN
that stat" Tor thirty !,nrs. IL" WAS IN
congress whiIo the McKinlry tariff hIll
was unicr discussion. One lay. white
arguing an umcuImcn'. hc causually re-.
marked that "ryCrN thing il either u lux.
ury or y NECESSITY ilr.r Il" WIS iu'rr-
ruutcd with qu elton from member
whc generally kept uue"lf IN mcRt an.
kcmpt coIdliuon. Il uudcrst and you tu
fay that everything ~ rirhcr u luxury of
necessity" sal the di-hcyrloi member:
"How, have just taken bath. NmCh
would yOu cali iln,?' hnECr"d at such
a trivial interruption. Mr.. l;nlnor rr
piled, icrly; "In your cn,c It IL both
necessity and II luxury. II u"ccssity bc.
cauac you need II =" badly. and luxury
hccnu8c you take IT 80 rarely" The
NrgunHui.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14

D..f -,
,n '""'' man
- '''"''.' 'SS''''Is o' t1N"
'''', lax u. ,''''", MI Hh!ner
u. ,'''! -! '''e
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14

Mr.. ID. Sh"ucri deIa on Sunday
morning. train FOR Denver Colo Al
winch place he was at noon today united
IN marriage with Mrs. Anna ID. TAYLOR
II OXtori, N"hra-ka
Mr.. %hourrd and family came from
L"advIll", 'uioTad to Nevada III 1921 and
ne has cine" r"@I'"d at Mol"cn, being in
the employ Of The railroad company.
Sine" coming 20 M0leen. Mr.. Shoncri
has often visited I.lko and has won the
respect and gooi"-ill Of many who, on
hearing 81 his new happiness will wish
him much Joy.
He and his bride will return on
Thursdays tram and will then reside at
Molccn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14
pcrduisitc Of Banks Guardian.

Apropos Of an explosion Of cart.
ridge IN the Bank of ireland. Dublin.
the other day, the Westminster Ga.
zcttc asks: How came cartridges on
tho Premises" And thus explains:
"Thc Bank Of ireland. like tho Bank
Of England. hns n military guard
which Is relieved every twCnty-four
hours. Immediately after tho mount.
ing Of tho now guard every morning
u knock at the door of the officer q
room announces the arrival Of tho
head porter with large book, In
which tho officer sIgns his nHmc. rank
and regiment. and on tho departure o'
tho porter with tho book half SOY
crclCn Is found on the tablc. II IS The
oniccr's pcrquiaiiC!" Half n sovereign
ia $3.50.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14
Volume 10.


The Associated PrcEs sends ont a r..
port that articles ot incorporation OF
the N-vnda ~ California Rai!wuy Com.
pan! were iiird at Sacramento ON thc
ith ins'. The new ROAD IL capitalized at
siD.H 0,n,o, divided into lJOCCO shhrcs
Ot par value Of SlUJ each. or tins
aUuuut Sl5i.Ut0 has been suArcribrI.
lO per cent "f which has been paid into
the hand Of thc treasurer.
th" directors and thc number IF
-har"s they hold are: William f.. Icrrin
2-IO; William Hood. 22Tu; Peter r..
DImnc, Nichuln- 7. Smith aud lanes l..
Wllcuii. 10 each.
The main line OF the new road will
r,mm"u"" at llu2rn station, Church II
roIUt!, Nevada, on the line ui the
& ntrnI Pacific, and run in a gcncrnI
ou'hcriy di', c1un through Churchill.
L!on nut Esmcrnlda counties, IN ne.
'ad", and through Mono, lnyn and Kern
''n'.'l.r, III California, terminating at
hoyIvc. ih" main line will b" i3D lies
III length. aui will tap the the eouuthcrn
roli i,Iis.
y hrnrch line is tO he constructed
from thlrchiIl station, Lyon county,
Nevada, On the line Of the Carson and
C"."'"do raI,ru II. runulnH III general
wc-tcr!! dIr"c'I"u t" Monnd House
station on tn" Virginia aud rruckrr
fHl.rDUd, distance of - milrg.
The principal place "t business of thr
n,N company IL Snn Fraurisc". Tho
huIiiing II ,h:s rund IL euid to bc a
movement on the part u the Southern
Pacific I" otT-,rt u,c Santa Fc uud
Senator Clark road, the San P.drc.
Los Angeles aud Salt Lake, both uf
which contemplate building III that ter
ritory.
Tho branch road will bo i'll striking
distance Of Tonopnh and the newly
discovered gold urii ot Nevada.
The Reno Gnz"tt" fcmarEs that this
confirms III" reports TINT have gain, Il
currency 10 often thni the Sou,hrrn
Pacific lT preparing to extend it, NJ.
vhda feeder. III" Cnr-On and Colorado
railway, from K""lcr tn MoJavc where
II will connect with il great suuthorn
line from the Atlantic scnhrnr! to the
Pacific Coast.
For many y,Hr4 this step has been
under consideration, and uuN that Tie
sun Pedro. or 'lnrk lire. haa nssumri
the aggressive and the Santa Fr *
extending Its fcrdcra into Southern
Pacific territory, the Hartman system
la preparing To do some bull ing ou its
own account.
Already the Carson md Colorado i.
Lcng rccoustruCtcri uu s,nnduri gunar
hncs and the work 81 building the cut
oil from Ilaz"n tn Fort Churchill !,
under way. Next the Carson mud Colu'
raio will bc carried on southward tu
M"jnvc AMI ih, II the prurI" of Nevada
will he IN close touch with southern
CnliforuiH.
The five men incorporating the ncH
""mInn! arc all i I'll III the roui ella oi
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14
Beware OF ointments for Catarrh that Contain
Mercury

Mercury
as mcrcur! will surcl! destroy the sense
of smell aud completely dcrange the
wh".c system when entering through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
srripti"ns from reputable physicians, rs
ihe damage they will DO is ten fold TO
the good you Can possibly derive from
them. Halls Caturrh Cure. mnnufac-
turr'i by +. j. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo g.
contains 40 mercury. and is taken in-
tc:nnlIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls CatHrrh Cure Toe sure you
get the genuine. II is taken internally,
and made in Toleuo, Ohio, by f.. J..
Cheney Il Co. Testimonials free.
Sold 10y all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14
The RIGHT Name is Dewitt

DeWiu's Witch lIaz'I SaIvc cool..
-"othc6 and heals cutr, burns. hui 81.
bruises. piles md all skin discgscs
*. T.. HrckofooBc. Adolph, ". Va.
say: My little daughter hnI white
swc!ilng 50 had ;hni rircc after piece
II bone worked out o' TIER lcg. De-
Wits Witch iiaz"i Saivc cured her -
II ~ the must wonderful hruirg
sulve in the world. Iirnarc nf
countcrfcits. Sold by EIkp Drug 60.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14

Mrs. Shonerd's daughter, Miss Dora
Taylor, after finishing the term Of school
IN Oxford Nebraska, viii come tc NJ.
rlda and will enter the ElKo high school
in Srrtembrr.
May Mr.. nnG Mrs. Shoncrd ird the
future. hllcd with every happiness.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14
ElNo. Nevada, Friday, April II. 1908.

iy III earnest about It's proposition to
store water for the relief OF the farmers
IN the Walker River basin. and the work
now being don" will place Urclr Sam in
= position To BEGIN active "oust rIct'nn
"or' on the storage sys,cu just rs soon
us the farmers agree to accept ,hc con-
uuons Ina lc by the syvcrnmeut.-
Lyon Comfy Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-14

DrwItts Little Early Rl,rre. the tamoua
nttlc pile, have bc"u madc famous 10y
their certain y"t harmless and gentle
nc ion upon tho bowels uud liver, They
lnv" no equal Tor hilirueucss.
constipation, cic. They do not wcnkcn
III" stomach, gripc or mnk" YOU fccl
sick. Once usoi nlwHNs rrcfct5rd.
Thry strengthen. Sold hy El@" Drug co.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-02
Kelvin and Figures.

Most of the stories about Lord KEEL
vim which obtain in Glasgow are found
ed upon the occasional inability Of the
great man who lisped In logarithms to
bring his mind to o childish sum.
The famous one tells how on his
blackboard he once made two and two
FIVE and, hearing the chuckles Of his
delighted class. altered 1t hastily to
three. He was, however. once heard to
say, in his characteristic slow way,
with his beautiful use Of the soft Irish
r: "Seven times nine. Mr. Mac-far-lane,
are a hundred and what? Pause. But
no; seven times nine cannot be a hun.
dred and anything, Mr.. Mac-far-lane
for the square root Of hundred is
ten."
1t is also told OF him that, walking
one day with a friend in Largs, he no
ticed that 1t had begun to rain. He
questioned his friend closely as to
where his coat and umbrella were, and
having satisfied himself that his friend
had not these articles with him he
said, "Well. In that case, doctor, we
will walk back beneath this belt OF
trees, for the rain will not per-co-late
the leaves, doctor, for twenty min
utes"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-02
Called to Washington

III. b. Fulton OF Boise is in
Washington in behalf of the Cen.
fury Mining Il Milling company,
which has been cited to show cause
why a fraud order should not be
issued against it by the postofflce
department. The company oper.
ates mines in Thunder Mountain
district and it is claimed by the de.
partment to be distributing through
the mails and otherwise much mis-
leading matter. Mr.. Fulton was
given a hearing before the depart.
ment this morning and made q
good impression.
Judge Goodwin said that no fraud
order would be issued if the com.
pany would eliminate certain fea
lures of its advertising literature.
This the company has agreed to do