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FOR RENT,

FOX KENT,
 AT SHORT BEACH, for June, August and September, a fine seven-room cottage fronting the beach. Fully furnished; con venient. Address o. $. C., Box 165, City, m27 Ftp
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MAY 20
 Sun Rises, 4:23 Moon Sets High Water Sun Sets, 7:15 9:57 12:14 a. m.
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FOR SALE
MAs;sAGR
Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
WARNER HALL APARTMENTS.

No. 1044 Chapel Street, opposite Yale Cansr pus Safe construction, modern equipment,
 efficient service, reasonable prices tnt year. Apply to GROVE 0. AUSTIN,
 Manager ,Qate proprietor of Atlantic House, Belnan N. J. m23 tt
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EMPLOYMENT AGRNcY.
A1iseerraasena1s.
pa.snt Stove Brick 1t any stove.
RoR RENT

FIRST floor, 6 rooms, No. T8 William Street.
 Bor B6 particulars call on B. L. LAMBERT,
 ,S65 Chapel Street. r1l2g 3tr,
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. WANTED, A BOY. 30 CENTER STREET. m25 If
WANTED

SLEEMAN.S RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 775 CHAPEL STREET. Estab-
 Best male and female help for any and ali
 kinds of work. Sent anywhere. n2S If
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amamts.
WAVED.
WANTED,

A POSITION by. young girl to do genera houseWork. Inquire at 32 LINES ST 1tp .a1 :---z--s....
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WANTED,
WANTED.

COMPETENT young person to take full charge of two One-half year old child.
 apply. Address E. L., Box 75, New
 haven. 5&sz4 m27 If
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Starnherg's Employment Agency.

ARE you looking for frst-class help, city or country, or q good situation? Come, sec me. Fair dealings. German spoken. Open evenings. 04 CHURCH ST. Tel. 141D-5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
Los ludgls Gl Eq)Q1l
Trabajos que resultan
Sigue ell movimiento

Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen
los despachos cablegrafcos reci-
bidos de Madrid que Sc han lle-
vado a cabo con alg1n resultado,
varios trabajos para solucionar
el conf1icto obrero que Sc ha
presentado en- muchas provin-
|cias espafiolas.
Ell Gobierno no desconfia de
poder construir la solucion que
Sc busca y trata de guitar i'm
portancia a la reclamation obre-
IA, diciendo que no Sc ha produ-
cido ning1n desorden hasta la
fecha.
Los trabajadores, sin embar-
90, no han vuelto a sus faenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07

Valioso testimonio El DR.. Zarago-
"a, que 10 suscribe, es no solamente un
Medico practice y experto, sino tambien
un buen Farmaceutico, razon de mas
para que liable oon perfecto conocl-
miento de causa.
"El aspecto, olor, sabor y confeccion
de la inmejorable Emulsion de Scott
de aceite de hfgado de bacalao con hi
pofosftos de cal y de sosa, merecen
todo mi encomio y admiration por lc
perfecto del preparado, y su compac-
tibilidad, pues no obstante ell tempo
transcurrido despues de su preparation
permanece perfectamente homogeneo
inseparables las stistancias que 10 for
man. Respecto q sus propiedades terra
peuticas, tengo gran satisfaction en- CO.
municarles que siempre que la he en-
pleado en- mi cl1nica particular y ge-
neral, he Observable los mejores resul
tados en- todas las afecciones del "apara
to respiratorio," en- la ''escr6fula y el
"raquitismo y consuncion.
DR.. Emiliano Zaragoza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
H N0Ie del Tey de ||Q|iQ
A visitar a M. de Loubet
La Salida de Roma

Nueva York, viernes. - Un
despacho telegrafco recibido de
Roma dice que otra vez vuelve
a circular por las cancillerias
europeas la noticia del viaje del
Soberano de Italia a Paris, con
objeto de visitar al Presidente
Loubet, correspondence a la
cortesfa!del Jefe de la gran Re-
p1blica europea.
Probablemente, Ell rev Victor
Manuel saldra de Roma ell 10
del corrieute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
En- honor de ESDQIl0
Un articulo del "HeralC
El GObiernO actual

Nueva York, viernes.-Comu-
nican de la capital de Francia,
que ell New York Herald, en-
su edici6n de Paris, comenta la
reciente crisis del Gabinete es-
panol y elogia la solucion en-
contrada por el seflor Villaver-
de. Ell Herald" tributa algu-
nos elogios a Espala y dice que
ell nuevo Gobierno en- ell que f.
guran hombres de mucho pres
tigio encontrara inmediatas So
luciones para arreglar el conflic-
to actual de las huelgas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
veniencia de reanudar los ira
bajos en- todos los talleres de
Estado para dar empleo al ma
yor nt1mero possible de obreros.
ID question de OTielIe
Russia y ell Japon
FL Conflicto de la Manchuria
Russia y ell Japon
FL conflicto de la Manchuria

Nueva York, viernes.-Cable-
grafian de San Petersburgo, que
ell rompimiento temido entire
Russia y Ell Japon por las repeti-
das indicaciones de esta Ultima
potencia respecto de la evacua-
ciop de la Manchuria parece que
Sc aplaZa ahora nuevamente en-
virtud de las negociaciones di-
plomaticas que Sc han llevado a
cabo.
Hasta ahora, seg1n agrega ell
cablegrama, re1na la mas abso-
luta inteligencia entire los 60
biernos de las dos naciones.
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ID qUeIT0 en- Venezuela
Ell Gobierno dominando
Armas y municiones cogidas

Nueva York, viernes. Las
noticias recibidas de Venezuela
parecen indicar que la revolu-
cion pierde terreno cada dia.
La situacion del ejercito revo-
lucionario es bastante cr1tica.
Ell general Castro ha estable-
cido un riguroso servicio de vi
gilancia en- las costas y Sc apo
dera de los alijos de armas y
municiones que llegan con des-
tino q los revoluciOnarioS.
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Gran nOvedad
POSTALES

Magpificas colecciones de Wis
tas y paisajes de Puerto Rico
acaba de recibir el BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Colecciones completas de 20
cuadros a precios muy reduci-
dos.
Es 10 mejor conocido hasta
ahora. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07

Ell presidente de Ia Junta Escolar dc
Santa Isabel ha renuncjado ell cargo POI
tener que trasladarse q Salinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
ACLARACE0M

Hace algunos dias ha llegado q nues-
tro conocimiento la version de haber
pactado una !ntelig ncia con Ia fabrica
de cigarrillos LA Colectiva."
Como este rumor es completanente
ineXacto hacemos presente al p1blico
que continuamos en- nuestra actitud,
dispuestos q Ia lucha cen el mismo ar
dor que hasta ahora.s roiq.2 salo 2'hIcs
Para que nuestro amino no decaiga,
solo pedimos que Sc siga favorecendo
como hasta hoy nuestros productos v
nor clio estaremos agradecidos al pli-
blico.
Las marcas de nuestros cigarrllos
son
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07

/. Hemos tenido ocasi6n de examinar
las postales que preparan en- el sabine-
te fotogrAfico de la plaza de Colon. los
sseflores Molina y Ortiz. Llaman la
atenci6n por la originaiitlad de los fon'
dos que emplean. El retrato Sc desta-
ca, sobre un paisaje tipico de la locali-
dad, y ell efecto es magnf6co; resultan~
do I'm trabajo de una limpieza extraor-
dinaria, y de unos detalles de primer
orden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
BUSC0DdO SO|uCiO1eS
El Rey D. Alfonso
interesado en- ell asunto
Ouiere hablar con los obreros

Nueva York, viernes. = Dice
TN cablegrama recibido de la
capital de Espaf1a, que el rey
don Alfonso ha manifestado de-
secs de conferenciar con los je-
fes de las asociaciones obreras
para enterarse personalmente
de las reclamaciones de las cla-
ses populares y buscar un me-
dio habi1 de armonizar los en-
contrados intereses de los ira
bajadores y las empresas.
Tambien ha indicado la con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
.OlraS ESD1HO|aS
s, EN- BOLET|N MERCANT|L

. Por Ell 1timo vapor llegado de Espafia,
Sc han recibidO las siguientes obras de los
mejores escritores espanoles. Entire los IL
bros recibidos Sc encuehtran las populares
excelenteS novelas de Don Antonio de Bal
buena, el celebre crftico literaro las gracio-
siSimas de Porez Z1higa. Obras de la natu-
raleza de las que teaemos el gusto de ofrecer
al p1blico, no deben faltar en- la biblioteca de
una persona ustrada amante de la Iiteratu-
ra espanola. A continuation va la Iista de
las obras recibidas con suS tftulos los nom-
bres de los autores g = -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
Tribunal de Distrit0
de San Juan
./ntcios 0raLeS.

Dia S.-Antonio Sanchez Panet sus-
trajo TN par de zapatos de la propiedad
de Don Anton o Salazar, vecino de Rio
Piedras. Hurto. Abogado: Sar.nien-
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07

{, -. Sabrosos dulces en- almibar de
varias classes, Sc senden q todas horas
Al lado del Ayuntamiento, ndmero 30,
ftente & IL Plaza Principal d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07

Esta nnafiana ft1eron a visitar al Ac-
ting Attorney, la sefiora esposa de don
T. Jusn Lastra acompafiada de seis hijos
pedir el indulto Gel resto de Ia Pena
sque lie falta por cumplir su esposo,
collector re Rentas 1nternas que fue del
pueblo de Bayam6n,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
Noticias

La farmacia "San Jose" de Aguas
Buenas, ha pasado 4 nombre del licen-
ciado Aguilar.
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FL Timnonelu
EI Pitirre
EI Caribe
La Compafifa Industrial de F. R.
Ponce. S
RON GATELL.

Conocido tanto en- la isla como On cl
extranjero cl magnffico producto de Ia
mejor fGbrica puertorriquefia de alco-
holes, pueden hacerse los pedidos
FEDERICO GATELL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
SERvEClO DE CABOTAJE

vapor todas las los JUEVES por
ESTE los VIERNES por OESTE las de- manana
Sadra Dor ell ESTE: Viernes Agosto Z 2 Septiembre
Sadra por e OESTE Mares Agosto 49, 27 Septiembre 10
Los CoAMo PONCE sadran de San an para Ponce
directos (y puertos) hacia Agoso Sept
I'm vpor paae de sale de San Juan para New
e Maes guiendo la egada del vapo de vaes
por el ESTE.
Un vapor de pasae de lega San Juan de New York
ueves sada del vapor vaes POI
ell OESTE
Ocina San Juan Gale de Tetuan esquna de la Tanca
rELEFONO No. 81
Ofcina de Nueva York. MIN. Broadway.
Ohcina de Nueva Orleans W. 1uck Agent 6l9 Common st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
EDICTOS

Y ORDENES JUDICIALES
que Sc publicaban en- la Gaceta Oh
cal" (extinguida) envielos al BoLE-
TAN.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22
The Cable,

The government cable from Ju- neau Was completed about October l, and Sitka is now in telcgraphic communication with the world.
 The work of laying the cable from Seattle to Sitka will be rush. ed through as soon as possible, and this year the first link in the chain that will connect Russia with the United States will be completed.
 The government survey oi the cable route from Sitka to Kayak has been made, and is connected with Ritter's survey from Kayak to Valdez, so that all is in readi- ness to connect the Sitka line with Valdez in the spring. While no appropriation has heen made foy this line. it is a well known fact that it Is the intention of the de- partment to secure such an appro- priation, and connect Valdez with the states next year.
 The North American Telegraph and Cable company are making ar engagements to lay a cable from here to Vladivostock. and will start work next year, so that within two years Valdez will be in direct com municatiOn with the states and Asia by cable.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22
Advertise Our Advantages.

EDITOR PROsPECTOR.-It has been suggested that under the auspices of the chamber of commerce a fold CT be printed, with a map, showing the location of the different mineral regions. including the new strike on the Chistuchina, together with the various routes thereto from Valdez, and setting forth the facts that it is the natural gateway, and that the merchants here carry sui ficient stocks to outfit all parties. at prices slightly above Seattle fig ures to cover freight. That the number be large enough to keep a constant supply in the steamship, hotel and railroad offices of Seattle. Tacoma. Portland and San Fran cisco all winter. This need not interfere with the elaborate pam phlet already proposed. This folder could be gotten up quickly and at a small outlay; it must necessarily be for its immediate distribution will make it effective. Let the out side public know what we do re- garding this section. HUSTLER.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22
D[bh[I RESIGNS
AssEssORMILLER ALsOQUITS
 HIS JOB
.(h6. Hand Is ['er'p'
As Assessor. Salary Ordinance Is Laid Over For Another
 Week.

The adjourned meeting of the council which was to have beer held last Thursday was postponed by the finance committee. and at the regular meeting Monday they asked for still more time in which to consider the retrenchment ordin. ances.
 C. G. Debncy, who is soon te leave for the states, handed in his resignation as councilman. The resignation was accepted, and steps will be taken before next meeting for filling his seat. There are two regularly elected councilmcn in tawn- and it is probable that one of them will he induced 'o l.',. place.
 II. W. Mi,lc. at.e s.= assessor. A sui.'oi .t-.,. t. lowed for the o. ra rhrre Were C. A. Haai Geo. l.: t and C. B. Smith, Six !,aii5'< .y.. taken all resulting in no cinctio. To Yelieve the deadlock tw" of ti, councilmen tossed coin, the lose. to vote for the others caniidai, On the seventh ballot C. 4. Iiapa received a majority of the votes and Yss declared elected.
 <. A. Temple reported that mat ters were progressing satisfactorily in regard to the application for patent to townsite, and that as soon as the land office could be heard from the initial survey would be made.
 A. K. Crawford addressed the council and made q vigorous protest against the condition of the alley in rear of Fish building, and the hunpbacked sidewalk from Me- kinley street to said alley. The marshal was instructed to investi- gate the matter.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22
Keystone Wharf Sold.

The Keystone wharf which was built last spring and has been man. aged by Geiger X McPhee. was sold yesterday to Logan Archibald, who will conduct the business hereaf- ter.
 Mir. McPhee has business inter ests elsewhere, which demand his immediate attention and for this reason was forced to dispose of the wharf. He will leave on the next boat for the states but will return to Alaska early in the spring. Mir. Geiger will remain in Valdez for the present.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22
The Reception.

| ie pusslic reception rendered hy the people of Valdez. under the auspices of the Chamber of Com inerce to Judge James Wickershan. and wife, District Attorney \. Y. Harlan and wife and L. <. Marshal Geo. G. Perry and wife, was held on Tuesday night at Mckinley Hall, both floors of which were used for the occasion. The committee used every endeavor to have the affair surpass anything of the kind ever held here and they certainly succeeded.
 The lower floor, where the recep- tion was hell, was handsomely fit- ted up in cosey parlor style with hanging tapestry and flags and the floor was strewn with native robes of all descriptions. Sofas, settees and easy chairs were scattered, and with small tables for card parties or other amusements. The whole was profusely lit up by overhang- ing electric lights. Several sclec- tions were rendered on the violin by Professor Paul Boulon, accom- panied on the piano by Miss Root The Schneider sisters gave a piano duet and later two songs were sung by Missss ssJeter in very sweet, clear voice. Others were also heard from and at ten o'clock an elegant rcpast was served up and kept on tap for the balance of the evening.
 At about l0:30. the band took up its position in the upper hall and the grand march commenced and was well carried through. The scene presented was grand. The ladies were all appropriately dressed and looked bright and hap- py, and the whole population seemed to be present. Men who have worn nothing but blue shirts and overalls for the past six years, bought billed shirts" and spruced up for the occasion. 1t was one grand scene of festivities to the end, which occurred at about 8 A. NJ. In the ante room adjoining the hall, cool, refreshing draughts were served up by the two handsome beverage mixers, Billy Dobbins and Dick Rich, who did their part nobly.
 A notable feature of the occasion was the presence of a number of bald heads, and would lead one to wonder that so many heads of that kind could exist in one small town.
 Fort Liscum was represented by Dr. and Mrs. Bartlett and Lieu tenants Witheral and Hamilton.
 Taken altogether. the public re- ception of Tuesday, Oct. 20. will finger in the memory of all present as the most successful social event ever held here, for which the com mittee in charge deserve every credit.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22

with very good slcdding all the way if dogs are used. will be an easy matter to establish mail route to the new diggings. as it is about D miles from the Chisna iOstOtlice.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22
.5hU5H|T||A f|hD
RICH PLACER FOUND ON THE
 SHUSHITNA
Gold Drought To Town
Over 100 Ounces Brought Tn By Discoverers. Creek Named
 After Valdez.

On Feb. "A last Pete Monahan. John Clarkson, James smith, John Johnson and Dick Windmuller left here over the glacier, down the klutina to St. Ann river, thence west to Tazlina to the lake and across the country to Shushitna, striking it at a point about 15O miles above its mouth, where they cached part of their outfit, built q boat, and hauled up stream, pros pecting every creek as they went without results until they had gone about 90 miles, when they reached that which will in the future he known as Valdez creek. where the prospects near the mouth of the creek showed some colors, which Induced them to camp for a thor oush investigation They went further up tie creek and banned for half day, and weighed up sev- en dollars as the result. They con tinted prospecting the creek and other tributaries till August l6th when they found rich, pay dirt ard began to stake while d couple went back to their cache for tools. Upon their return four lengths of sluice boxes were made. while three of the men continued io prospect the creeks. Tine others selected site and began to Sluice. They worked fifteen days when the clean up net ted 100 ounces of good coarse gold. As Il test run four men. for one day, from : am. till 3 p,m., shov- elcd steadily, and although the water supply was scant, they clean ed $lOO to the man.
 All the work thus far was on Discovery on Valdez creek. They next tried No. ?, where they ran short cut and found bed rock to be about four feet deep, with a pay streak two feet thick. In banning here they got as good as $l to the pan. Most of their work was done along the edges of the creeks and on the benches. They had no op- portunity to work the center of the creeks.
 The tributaries of Valdez creek they have named White, Timber line, Dry and Willow, on all of which they found very good pros- poets.
 Excellent prospects were also found on Wickersham creek, a trib- utary of Kokady river, which forms a western branch of the Shushitna. There they ran a cut to bed rock, and concluded the gravel would pay SlO to SIP per day to the man. They found the gold about evenly distributed through the gravel. The discOverers report an a1un- dance of wood and water on the ground, and a good fall to the creeks.
 After properly stalking the ground they located on the variOuse creeks, they set out for Valdez on Oct. 9th, and after leisurely trip they reached here on the 18th, with over 100 ounces of gold, which they de- posted with Al. White; who is largely interested in the new find.
 The gold display set the town afire, and many will get ready this winter for an early start in the spring.
 The discovery party will leave here via the glacier, in the latter part of January or early in Febru- ary. They estimate the winter route to he about 200 miles, and
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22

The Copper Center Mining X Trading company was a few days ago incorporated under the laws of Alaska to do business in Alaska. 1t is capitalized at $1OO,OOO, non- assessable. The incorporators are: w. $. Amy, A. Holman, R. Blk, s. Blum and w. F. Soule, Jr. The object of the company is to carry on any business they may chose to enter into suited to the needs of the country. The principal office will be at Copper Center, with branch offices at Valdez and some of the principal cities in the states.
 Some of the assests of the com pany are the town site at Copper Center, the Tiekhel road house and adjoining proper, 12 lots in Valdez and 25 acres in the proposed new townsite, with numerous other pos
 sessions including pack and sad dle horses. The personnel of the company includes the names of men we'll known in Alaska and q guarantee of commercial ability.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22
Bowling Contest.

The first series of games for the championship of Valdez was played last night, and this evening the re- mainder will he bOwled off.
 Following are the scores made last night. Three games were played by each contestant:
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22

The cackling of geese caved Rome, but it's hard to believe that the squaking of one lone duck will do any good for Valdez DOUGLAS NEWS.
 That's what we have been telling him. Brother Hopp, ever since he addressed the Senators in favor of territorial government; but let him squak, while he does the communi- ty no good he cannot do much harm.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-22

The gold medal which will be awarded the winner is on exhibi- ton at the bowling alley.
 BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. Daw- son Crawford, Wednesday, Oct. :, a daughter. Mother and child do- ing we'll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-19

given upon another part of this
page.
Reason for Growth.
The energy back OF this busi-
ness . the fcarlessness OF the
management I'm Its willingness
to test new ideas at almost any
expense, the constant changing
and Improvement In matters
large and small. the continual
addition OF untried features.
have kept the people asking,
what will they do next7'
So much HAS been done In
the building az IL stands today,
that many OF the facts read like
fairy tales. yet many OF the diff
ferent innovations are really
natural outRrowths a business
determination to do everything
in the best way.
Refrlgeratins and Ice Making
Plant.
For example--The provision
store needed refrigeration for
It's meats. Ash. etc. Ice, the old
way OF securing II Is not sat
isfactorily neat. You know the
constant watchfulness neces-
sary to Keep your small house
hold refrigerator in good con-
dition. A plant was installed TO
furnish refrigeration by means
OF cold air--the ideal way.
SOME Ice was necessary-the
machine makes this-absolutels
pure.
A Laundry on the Premises.
AGAIN-The restaurant sug-
gested the need OF a laundry. II
was installed. Everything under
control The restaurant sends
It's soiled linen upstairs, and II
comes back I'm perfect condition.
without going outside the build
ing.