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Visi,sd al Popular"

Nuevas importaciopes do calzado
para seboras y: caballeros sigue ha-
ciendo el acreditado establecimiento
de la calle de Srn Justo y go el de Sc.
iioritas haylindfsimos modelos de ul-
TINA novedad. Perfumeris de las me-
iores msrcas, paraguas y sombrillas,
aguas para tocador. estuches propios
para regalos, bastopes, y toda cJass
de accessories de calzado encuentrap
en- el Popular" del seior America
Salas sus Antiques fsvorecedores.
Cslzsdo para nibos de todos preciop y
marcas Jabope' 6nos en- eIegantes
essucheE Sc hallar q todcs precios
Es el esta bIecimientc favcrito de las
damas.
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de dejarse para cuandc venga
la lucha entire el Consejo Eje.
cutivo Y la Camara. 81 ell Con.
sejo Sc empenara en- no aCep.
tar Ia voluBtad de Ia Camara;
V eDtonces. cuando las comi,
stones de referencia discutan
ampliamente las diferenCias
que puedan surgir entire am
bas Camaras ' los represen.
taItez &c la Camara vengan
con un informe diciendo que
eI bill" fEacasa en- el Consejo
es que podemos Y de,
bemos tTatar de esa mocion;
puesto que no creo Sc parla-
mcntari0 amenazar desde ahO
IA una Camara a la otra.
(V6lss Ia ra.G.sr de matans).
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Linea ferres del Oesfe.

: llinsrario.--saiidas de- Bayameu ? Co
pitai. simuitaneamenB
Dfas laborabies. - Manana 8, 7o5, $40
9.45 > il.00. Tards l2.l5. Las, SIS
4,S5. 5.45. y $50.
D!as testyos.-- Mahana 8, 7.05, $50,
'9.4s y i;. Tards 1915. i.3o. 2.30. $50
$50. 5.45 y $780,
Blletes bsratos para d!as testivos. De
San Juaa 6 Bayam5n. ids vuelta en
la. c.ase. % ctvs., "a. ciase. 70 csys.
Do Bayam6o Cataao. ida : vuslsa, ID.
ciase, Is ctvs., "a. clase, 10 ctys.
B!iletes crdinarios de Capital q Cata.
20 en- la. ciase. & ctvs. y "a e,sse 8
ctvs,
Bayamon. 10. de Enero de 1908. Ra.
mon Valdes.
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La Sangre.

En- ella ccnsiste la fuerza del ser
humane mo hay sangre bastante er
el orgapismo? Pues este Sc dealita. y
desaparece la salud. El snico remedlo
que restituye. al organismo la sangre,
Ia savia que le falta, es ell hero. .....
1 tPerO qus hero? El verdadero Hero
B'avais en gotas concentrates, prcvi
dencia de las cror6ticas, de las antmi
cas-, de los nihos dtbiles y de los an
cianos agobiados A los pocos dlas dc
usarlo advierten va sus regeneradores
efectos.
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Casa de PrestamOsde J. Reud0n
y Compalia 5. eD {.

El lunes J 9 de Mario q las
? de Ia tarde tendra lugar un
esplt,ndido remate de las prem,
das que habiendo transcurri,
do seis meses no han sido re.
novadas nj canceladas. Hay
de venta ,un precioso surtido
de alhajas. Allen 81, Forta.
leZa.
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tOs Hues!ye eorrssponsos.


Mario lo.-Tuvieron efecto
en- esta ciudad egamenes para
ell seryic!o civil Formaban
"a comision encargada los se'
nores Chas Fl. Terry. supervi,
sing principal de Ponce, Fran.
cisco Vizoarrondo, profesor es,
te dltimo, A los examenes
de primer grado tan solo sc
presentarou dos 8 tres aspiran
tes, y a los de segundo y ter.
Ger grado como setenta,
| Aver tuvo efeoto Ell entie.
rro de Ia que en- vida fue do.
ia luana Matias viuda de Pc.
reg, quien despues de larga
enfermedad fallecio en- la 90.
che del viernes. El entierro
Sc vic Goneurrjdo por bastan.
tes amigos de la 6nada y su
familia. Nuestro seatido pc,
same a sus hermanos D. NJ.
Fernando Ir, dona Josefa Ma.
tias y d sus demas parientes.
-Ayer Sc encontraba en- es.
ia >cindad ell senior Juan de
Oios Torres. Juez de Paz que
fue Ell .uana D(az. Este se,
nor sc present6 a cxamen de
primer "rado on e! servicio
civil. -rs-t'.
-Eu la Habsna ha mnerto
un bio del senior doctor Raj.
diris, el joven Hiran Luis.
Nuestra condolences a sus ia.
mIljares
Fl juez muoicipa] libro
aver tarde orden de prisiop
contra el senor Manuel Moce.
te Padil]a. corresponsal en-
Ponce de" "El Tempo. .en vista
de ma deDunGia qDe contra
djcho se1or presentara Mr..
Wanze]jus. por libelo infama.
torio> Para queoar ep liber.
tad Sc le exige 6Anza de s4O0.
81 detective Rovira ha
prestado uD servjcio que se
suma a los mucbos que fre.
cpeDtemeDte presto este buen
poGcia Hace proximamepte
no mes le fue yobado al seDor
lose Arroyo un CAIRO de mapo
y perdida la esperapza de en-
contrarlo por sus gestjopes pri.
vadaS aoudj6 a Rovira Qujep
se puso seguido ep campaba,
encoDtraDdo 81 CARO- er poder
de Domingo Martinez, de Ia
calle de la Villa, quien diio
haberlo comprado a Felix
Leon. DeteDido este por Ro-
vira Sc iustifico que no solo Sc
habia robado el caro- 81 que
tambi6n una barra de bierro
cuyo dueho Sc ignora.
-ADoche sse llev6 a efecto
60 la High School ia velada
mensnal por Ids maestros de,
instruction de Ponce. TOGO
Ell turno a las escuelas Ruiz
de la Playa, y Colon
del pueblo. La fiesta qued6
lucidjsima. tomando parte en-
ell desempeno de varios nume.
ros ID Srta. TiZol. don Jose
Fernandez Corona. Srta. Mer.
cedes Arias, Srta. Berestain.
Srta. Astol. Srta. Sagredc y
varias Dinas de las escuelas.
Despu6s de la velada hubc su
hallPCito que dur6 hasta tarde
de la Docbe y log oopcurrentes
tUeron muy ohSequiados. Is
tas festas aeradaD mucbc Y
las iDvitaciones para elias son
muv so!icitadaS.
--~ContiDua el Circo Shipp
hacienda las delicjas del pu
blico ADocbe todas las par
tes del programa fnercD muy
espeCialmeDte las
habilidades de un peque1o
caballc que montado por la
Srta. Lowande baila twosteep.
walls V kalie walk, saludandc
ateDtamente al pdblico al ter.
minar sns trabajos. Es yer.
daderamente notable. La COD
cuTTeuCia muy numerosa.
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Ventas de sol8res en- Santurce.

Cerca del Par4as- Borinquen en- la
calle de Lola con a6rmado Los hay
de todos tamahos Los mas pequenos
tiensn 10 metros de frente por Is
metros de fondo, pagaderos & so Gen.
tavos semanales Escritura al pagar
los primeros So ceutsvoa NARGARI-
Dk Co. 3Ov
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Queda desechado por fal-
ia de quorum el P. de
C: 81 Para clausura de
establecimientos de CO.
merclo.
Ell senior Llorens retira una no
cion. y Sc discdte ampliameu,
te ell P. de C. 9S Gaia Agri.
cola.
(Sesi6n del lanes 15.)

z A las $50 de Ia tarde co
mienza Ia session con 90 dele
gados. Sc da por aprohada
ell acta de la session. anterior y
d despues de dar cnenta con las
peticiones y memoriales que
pasa ell "speaker" a las conf
stones. viene a consideration
el informe de Ia comision de
agriculture favorable al P. de
G. a8. Gaia hipotecaria apri.
cola.
Solicita el senior Tlzot dne.
de incluida en- la orden del
rliay asi Sc acuerda.
En- terCera iectnra el P. de
c, 81. "Clansura de los esta,
blecimientos de comerc;o en!os
.domingos."
Ell speaker" dice one sera
votado por lista.
FL senior VireIla one es
opuesto al proyecto, dice que
+. no puede votar porqne nc Sc
ha epterado mnv '7i0" y!
asnntG
-Sn sehoria no pnede Ell,
mirse de votar. A menos que
no 10 acordara la Camara-
dice el speaker.
Virella. .--Pues no conozoo la
discussion que Sc ha tenido
aqui y voto que no.
Tizol.. lie da las graclas dj.
Ciendole por 10 baio que sabe
perfectamente que Sc trata de
la clausura de las tiendas los
domingos. ...
Sc vota. IA que ST, por =
que no.
El proyecto ha sido derrota,
do por falta de quorum,
dice el"speaker."
zol....Pido a Ia Camars
que acuerde sea reconsiderada
la votaci6n del proyecto para
la session de manana, de acuer.
do con ell reglamento.
Sc acuerda quede para la
proxima. session reconsiderar
la votaci6n del P. de G. 50. .
Ell speaker" anuncia a la
Camara que Sc ha recibido un
cable del Comisionado de Pto.
Rico en- Washington acusan.
do recibo del que Sc le eDvj6
respecto a una comisi6n que
Sc aviste con el para el asunto
revision de tarifas y protection
al cafe. Sc lee el cable (Opor.
tunamente fu6 pUhlicado en-
LA CorrespoDdencia.'0
Un oorte q una moci6n en-
mendada. E speaker" dice
que puesto que esta va . dis
cutir el informe de la comisi6D
de agricultural p, de c. oS.
Gaia Agraria' con Iespecto
a cuyo proyectc sc pTesent6
una mocion por el seDor lilo,
Tens y "a ella una eDmienda
del senior Munoz Rivera. cree
q. buelga aquella yaIq. tendla
q excitar el cello de la comisi6D
y de la Camara para el despa-
cho del informe y discussion
del proyecto.
Munoz Rivera. -"PUestc que
ia enmienda a la moci6n teD-
dria efecto 81 6sta estuvlera
justifcada y no Creo 10 este.
desde el momento en- que va
sc ha despachado por la comiI
sion de agriculture el infoEme
favorable al proyeeto que va
q discutirse, soy de la misma
opinion de su sehoria Y creo
huelga discutirlas.
Tizol. .~Se manifesto en- el
sentido de que puesto que la
mocion presentada el viernes
sc referia a un proyecto que
no estaba informado por la
comisi6n y ese informe Sc ha
presentado va a la Camara Y
va a discutirse, creo no sea ne
cesario tratar de aouella mo-
cron.
Que con respeCtO e. .-.s.i .c-
de ST Sc debe D no to-
marse como question de gabi
nete el proyecto de ley para la
.. l. L
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AUTOMOBILE.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

A Thomas Flyer in good condition.
Carries seven people. Em Masneio
PrestOlite tank Speedoneter srd
other extras Will show i, to ptc,pee
tivs purchasers Communicate With
me- at Las Pa!nAs Hotel CAorte.
Gardner. 6Y.A
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AUT0M0YlL,
A PRECIO DE QUEMAZON.

s. vends ~ Thomas Flyer &c siete
pasaJeroS en- buea estado. Tisae
imam. tanqu. Prestollis. Speed6uetro
Y ctroS sccescrica Lo ense6aJe l-s
que 10 iDteTesen. DiriIanss al qut
suscrihe en- el Hetel Las Pa.maa Sar
turce - Charlie Gardrsr. 6v.s
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Ultlmas HOTetades.

81 neae usts5 99s hacer algua reca.
10 yes el iEmecsc sGrudo de jcysIia
De to1as c!ases. tes3e 10 ma, bsrsts
hasis lc meor e. Ia autigua y scre
diiads case ds T.NAUD. dcn3s Sc
sesSs de rec:bir el ue,or surtido que
nurcs Sc hs vi'.o En- Puerto Rieo.
IsD5itu asv ana vs'ieiad De efsc.
to' De Plata y P.alssc,s Y de otras
novedaoss PFoFlas Fa:s reEalos. todc
: Frstlos samsue1I5 linilados. sn,es
1s ComrEaT haEs used u-s vista 4
-iceo establishments tec ei Cual Sc
ss0 Eeehc iup5r;sa;e. reformasl y
DO dudsmcs ss.tri USED oomplacido.
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Al REClBo DE 800 ,ovtame.
vuess dc corrso un ,sioi Elg;n sArantisa-
de por dies Ahos. por s7.S5 ,emitimos
uns marca Waishan.-F. Kehrhahn. San
Juan P 2. oa
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Ea ssss .nprsata Sc vea5s Papsi de
par.o1is5 usio : , psas quisssl
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Sc NECESITA un ef;en6Eralo = ayu.
dante &C te1s5e: &c Ltros Dsse CO..
noss- tsF81c. z inzE.. la sa.:e..uiss
os5ea ssf hsetas De peso ; lst-a De Ice
nlisnos -E-sresi6os: DIess.5z. Want.
bcK 2.--Sas Jgsa P. e., d.
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VALEy SU REyO: IN. I'm UKU.

C0nsevva ca inecanssE,b en- buen estado.
NOrnt7H, Ont. Ensn Is de 1885,
W. b. coREToCK, hcnistota ny.
Essnsdo sr.;--suG Tle,rs dc EsIr Ineiana del q,
Ksrse ton psa eI oTgani1mS sor regusior svs ruy
assf is hui1sniesd. La V1oh eg como Telo; T6ei'
dhbeasc' 500 sus rscGns,Os pArnou ilsRnicsnit
us erspo eztabo aaif11 "a msE Pee ueEe SE t,i,
rued&s eus! Is el rsGussoi-PrinEro so!smsrte uua
pcga'nf dssSentla o. EeiesPR' Psso iSeSs ahandona
as que Ne oreesfGo Ia CtslGoci9n l. Teeuarida5 -
hseieneosc mas grsEda ILSa qTe 10 que pUdc ncne
empssr cOsrse EoocCitsys snti ucho mas tab
eridsdo para sregsrlo. As es Ia ennttucion b,nna.7
uE rseoeao dessreglo % absndcsA, eJees se aumc,
npsrcertblonents al Prncrio despaes COT rspdcz h.,
qos 10 qEs &c pcdo principle de ral 90. !,
pocs tAlsjo se vuelvs cssi fatal. Para evitar esto
sttG t7de es 1rr3e one Pun6cusp oIgAAismo hnr,
s' fiidnEas es R:rse asi cOPssrrarau vgory vtA6s
S.a.S
II. J. HATwELL
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On artfcuIo de merito SO vende bfen,
BoraeAOlr Harbor. ". s.. Eosro l3 de 1890.
W. n. CoMSTocK Morristowu, H.Y-
AFree'sols Sr.:-Esia rara o.rfoar qus 49,
eonsreiAnis su msdscibas de Pateuts ncuyendo var.
elases de Pl1craI. Que vsndo mas Pldofas de 6sr
Indiana DEL DE. Worse cue Dc todas las ouas Iunss
Eeota AuH VA &c sunepto.
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FL salva.euArdia del visjero.

dHoedNd1 Pond, ". s.. EheIo q de 1850.
W. n. CohsTocK Boristowu, NY.
huy ST. nio:-Por nuchos a6os be sido IN scsrrin.
psrdAro de Pildoras de Ralz indiana del Or Eors
no Pofqne tss una h eiega 10 que terso elias sno T
Ia coubanls que para mi han hecho acreedorss po
sTPshsnes que be ienIdo oporiunidad sutr so6re $
Taor meto Mis- ocuPac3ones tales que paso mrca
tempo hera de nj cAss eonsdsra1ia COZ an eau
psle complete ne hsgSAn faltar las Pdoras del Dr.
Sgg
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I De venta en- todas las Boucas.
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La mejor rildora que Sc como
CO para uso de las familias.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
Business Locals.

Furnished house to rent. Inquire of
Hayden Henderson.
Reduced prices for 30 days in mems
and boys clothing at Engler Cos. =
Reduced prices for 80 days in ladies
dress skirts and shirt waists at
Engler Cos.
For Sale-A latest improved Smith
Premier Typewriter almost new. In
quire at the Henderson Bank.
WANTED-A light second hand spring
wagon, suitable for camping purposes.
Inquire at Harrington's harness store.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DR.. Gill;
land the dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
Advice to the Sick.

illness may bring up from our sunk
en- natures many submerged thing
patience, or good spirits or self-oblit-
Grafton; but it has not done its duty
by us till IL has dragged ont of our
qu1vering depths the military qualities.
l know woman who said: IT have
been an invalid for 80 years. I am
now growing old AMI my remaining
days are few. | thought had learned
the lessons that God meant to teach
me by physical srTe"ing. But | have
only mastered the easiest of them.
l thought | must try TO be a saint.
Now | see that | must be a soldier"
Physical malaise plays strange
tricks with It's victims; it centuries
curiosity. Regard it as an enemy as
long as you can. Nothing is sadder
than mistaken friendships, and to
make friend Of ones pathological
calamities may be an important error
precisely because one does not sus-
pect that 1t Is such. Recovery may be
more a matter Of will power than we
suppose; or it may not be. Why not
give it the benefit of the doubt?-
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, in Harper's
Bazaar.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
The Biggest Log Of HIl.

The largest cottonwood log ever cut
in the south comes from Lula, Miss.
The log is seven feet in diameter and
twelve feet long, and will cut 1890
feet Of lumber. The log is SO big
that it will lave to be split with dy-
Mantle, as no mill in Memphis has the
capacity to cut 1t. Cottonwood trees
are said to grow more rapidly than
any other kind of trees In the coun-
try. Their average growth is about
one-quarter inch year. Therefore,
the tree from which the log was cut
Is believed to be 1886 years cid.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
Austrians Fond Of Tobacco.

Austria's smokers bill continues to
increase. In 1907, the returns for
which have just been completed, ST.
100000 pounds of tobacco, cigars and
cigarettes were consumed in the Aus
trian half of the monarchy. AS to.
bacco is a government monopoly, the
imperial eXchequer took in about
G10,300,000. Cigarette smoking Is in
creasing at an appalling rate, no less
than 4,34S,000,000 of these having been
sold in the year, an increase of more
than 200,000,000 over 19O6.-Pall Mall
Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
Making a Record,

II remember one time was drivin
a particular good lookin' boss that
appeared ter be somewhat Of a trot.
ter, and bystander who'd ben a.
watchin' his movements finally
stepped up ter me, and seemin' ter
know who 1 vaz, SEE Jim, Jest bout
how fast kin that boss trot?'
"'Oh, Dunno SEE l. I take i'm
out and drive i'm like hell fer bout
three minutes and call it a mile %
odd Jim Case of South Hollow"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
THE APING OF ROYALTY

When the debate was Oh in the
House relative to the proposition to
purchase automobiles for the usa of
the vice president and the speaker of
the House, Mr.. Tawney and those 9TH
"r Republicans who advocated this
nightmare expenditure of the people 5
money said that it was IL question of
generosity and dignity, this one of
laying out $4,000 to buy automobiles
for the use of the two bencficiaries. 1t
was represented that the senators and
the members of the house should be
ashamed to see their presiding officers
going about less finely vehiclcd than
SAY, the secretary to the president.
And then there WAS much said about
conserving the dignity of the govern
mcnt and of the circumstance and en-
courage of its high administrators.
The house voted the automobiles.
The senate voted them. It's IL go.
When almost IL billion IL year is APP
propriated $4,000 is not large sum.
The matter takes attention because Of
the spirit revealed in the appropriate
ton.
On the part of those making it, it
shows the spirit of wealth and luxury.
This has already magnified the rec
"npense and pcrquiSites of the presi-
dent and would fill Tor, ign capitals
with palaces where American ambas-
''Adors might give banquets and balls
that would 0ultsIne the social larp-
rSses of any other diplomats.
And as for the bcncfciaries of this
Ti2,0OO bonus. they are bnt the recip-
iHnts of what to the common citizen
Looks like il contemplate graft. g
Nothing underhanded about it, Their
friends bcStow it, drawing from the big
pocket Of Uncle $am. and they will
luck the dignity to decline it.
The old plan was to give Il public
servant Il salary sufficient to enable
him to live in Il manner befitting his
stations. according to moderate stand
ards, and then let him look after his
own means of locomotion. To depart
from this plan is to open the way for
tn indefinite extension of perquisites.
II the government buys automobiles for
the vice president and the speaker, the
presidents of the two houses of con.
%ress' logic says it should buy them
Also for the members Of the houses, and
II for them. why not then for federal
I''dgeS. poStlnasters and all government
officers from Taft down to John Albus
lnclusivc?~-St. Joseph Observer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
APPLICATION NO. 1908
Notice OF Application for Permission to Appro-
pirate the Public Waters OF the state of Nevada

Notice Of Application for Permission to Appro.
pirate the Public Waters Of the state OF Nevad q
Notice Is hereby given that on the Goth day of
August, 1909. I'm accordance with Section 25
Chapter XVIII, OF the Statutes of 1907, one
o. j. Strceter. j. a. White. Nettie s. Lyt.
ton and NJ. II. Rockwell, of I,nmoiile.
County OF Elko. and State of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer OF Nevada
for permission TO appropriate the public
waters OF the State Of Nevada. Such appro-
priation Is TO be made from Lamoile Creek.
Elko County Ncvada, ut points in East a VIZ
Sec 10, I. 70 NJ. II. SO E.. M. ID. B. s. NJ. about
midway between north line and south line of
said section ~. by means of dams and sixty
cubic feet per sec md is be conveyed to points
IN Eh Sec 10. md the Ell Sec. 12. T. 80 NJ, II.
81 T., M. d. B. s. M, and the SWX and Ell OF
NWA, and the VIZ Of NEA Sec. @, T. 80 NJ, II.
80 F. M. y. B. & NJ, by means of bitches and
there used for irrigation. watering stock and
domestic purposes. Water to be returned 10
stream
Date OF first publication August 81. 1909.
Date OF last publication September is, 1902
Signed:
FRANK n. NICHOLAS,
state Engineer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-21
Mining Exhibi, will Be Great

According to Branch Smith, one of
the official solicitors of specimens for
the American Mining congress, Gold
field is going to have on display un-
questionably the finest exhibit of
mineral.bALring ores that the eyes Of
man ever sazed upon.
GolGde.d is fairly outdoing itself in
its efforts ID make the congress an I'M
Qualified success. The spacious dining
room of the Casey hotel has been trans
formed into what has been termed the
Mineral :'alace," while the Office and
bar room each will contain valuable
exhibits.
Travcrs:ng the center of the dining
three fee wide and in the neighbor-
hood of six feet high. 1t is inclosed in
glass and contains fifty square yards of
space. The shelves are covered with
muslin, making an excellent light effect.
In the evening the exhibit will be il
Illuminated with 112 32-candlepower
lights. This cabinet will contain the
high grade ore and will be sealed.
The ofiic2 will be used for those speci-
mems that 'lre to be turned over to the
Mackay school of mines at the Nevada
state univc. Sity, while the barroom will
house the magnificent collection
of Mrs. Helen Schneider of Eureka,
Nevada. This collection is valued ut
$50, 600. 1t has been on display at the
principal eXpositions held in the Uuited
States III tae last twenty years. Mrs.
Schncider'S husband was Il collector of
ore specimens and spent many years
in the gathering of the samples. 1t
alone would make an attraction well
worth going many miles to see.
In addition to the cabinet space in
the dining room, there are $50 square
feet of table space, which will be en-
la"ged upon if it becomes necessary.
The commission is anxious that all
exhibitors will have their ores in be-
fore the Fourth of September. After
that time it will be impossible to
guarantee Il proper classification. Par
ties will govern themselves accordingly
and act ut once. The catalogue will be
placed in the hands of the state printer
on the date mentioned. AS it will re-
quire some time to print the catalogue,
it will be seen that delays will seriously
Interfere.
Mr. Smith states that the exhibit at
the present time is a magnificent one.
With the additions now on the way to
Goldfield, it is safe to say that never
before in the history of mining has
more beautiful and costly collection of
ores been goS together.
Tonopah will be allotted very pro-
minent place. The exhibit from this
district is one of the finest that will be
seen at the congress. State Mine In
spcctor Ed Stuart has written to Mr..
Smith that he has secured the model of
the first square set ever introduced in
the mining world. 1t is the property
of the Consolidated California and
Virginia mine, on the old Comstock.
The letter states that the model is to be
placed with the Nye county exhibit.
Just what the reason for this is is not
stated. However, it will be valuable
addition.
There is not the slightest doubt of the
success of the congress. Word from the
outside is to the effect that there will
be an attendance of at least 1000 people.
Bonanza.
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Christian Science Notice.

August 22nd, 1909.
Sunday II q. IN. Subject Mind"
Sunday School 10 q. IN.
Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 73O
T.. IN. Room 3 Mayors Block.
A free Reading Room is also open to
the, public daily, except Sunday. from 2
t. 4 p. IN.
All arc cordially invited to attend
these services
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A Cause for Thanks.

When the burglar had bound the
artist and put him in chair he
searched his studio.
II don't see anything worth taking"
he said by and by, "but this suit OF
clothes"
Thank goodness!" sighed the art.
list, ITS not paid for"