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The Florida star., 1905-06-09
AMERICA TO ENGLAND.

[foem read by the Rev. Dr. Minot J
wage ~ ths Lotos club dinner rece1fi
ven IN New Yerk ss q farewell 6
'hitelsw Reid. United States Ambasss
= 20 Ensiasd-I
The youngest Of she nasScns.
Grown stAiwaFf In the west.
Tearns back TO where each morning
CLOVIS DER the oceans crest
And cries. % mother country.
Ours is your ancient prids.
And. whats'er may befali goa.
Our plaos b. at your sids!''
Ours are shs ole sraAittons
OF Saxon and OF Kslt.
We visit rare Westminster
And kneel where you have knelt
Your restfui country places.
Hills. lakes and I>ondon town
Their memories We inherit
And share In their reaoWn
Your Avon N cur Avon.
Song knows no border line:
The stars their radiance .7sagis
which IN one heaven shine
within your Posts Corner
LongfeIlow's gentle grace
with all the august shadows
Il given welcome place
Your mighty men os science
who've made the world anew.
Transforming earth and heavea.
Wrought net Aioss for you
From Newton up TO Darwin
Zach from his truth built throns
Mods greeting 90 our homage
We claim them for our own
Yoa fought shs fxht for frssaom
And taught maakind the creed.
Lcag ere our "Declzrattou'-
There vas n Runnymede.
We won at Appomattox.
but you had won before:
Our Bunker Hin and Yorktown
Look back TO Harston Moor.
Our Washington and Lincola
Were OF your sturdy stock
Cut out Of Mflton's quarry.
Ons piece with Cronwelrs rook
Our pilgrims learned ths lessons
That English means the free.
And through the wtntry weather
They brought n over SEA
Hsrs In tho west grown mighty.
Though we alone might win.
We took back % ths home lAH4
And fesl the thrill OF kin.
fhen lst us stand together
TN over all the earth
Our manhood and our srssdc0
In every land have birth.
Ons vislou let N chsrtsh-
That ~ the years inersAss
We two may tsAcA the nations
70 love and velcoms peacs-
But should ths war chOod gather
Osr Nsva or the Rhine
Ard should the threateninE nAvtss
Wh~el into stssnt ffns.
Thea. when thu peaceful heaveas
Are darkensS ia eelIpsA-
Hay our swe aShtninsz mfngis
One thuadsr from our shtpA
We need but sssnd together
To hold ths vorbd In fss
And 90 the noblest tssUes
Controi the ses te Be.
TnAn Let this glorious vtstoa
Along our pathway E3ean
Al up the future leads us
The sesrs the poets dreasa
One race and ore tradittoa-
Enkllsh. American.
And one high Inspiration
TIE destiay % mani
-Ssw YORK TrieSsna
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
Europ<aa Eyes

An, Englishman asked japanese
what struck him most about the Euro
pean face. He replied that IL was the
horrible round eyes. A Hindoo TO whom
he put the same question said that it
was the glimmering eyes Of the Euro
n~an that he noticed. meaning presun-
ably hslf closed
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

Tne car gets up At O'escek and
hreskfsscs o. tea and sNasS After
worklns two hours be walks for an
Aour IN his park. In The afternoon se
t.h~. another van and then wcrfs
hard tfu IL O'Clock at night except fcc
sne time devoted 90 his dinner. Win
his wife and chiidren BE usually con-
wsrzr, IN Frrn~h or English to p7eveof
tAe stsxndants from u0dersran5fns 6
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
TIE s.iys rA.t Pss>sr-sss-

newItt's Witch Haze Ssivp p>netr1s-s
the p.ores of ths skin, and BY IL EntI-~p
,ie rabisnciens and healing insoeoce It
suhsiaes ia6zfnasSon and Cnres bDilS burns
cuts. eSzema. tetser, ring wozm and al
skin di-e4-r-. A sPecise fos hiiad, hls<-i-
inc piles The s-agiae With HAIR
SAlxe - made by L c. Dewitt 4 Go.
Sold by Red Cru-s Pharmacy. Fan GAIhe
PhArazscy and ChAs- z. Campbell
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
.finAkini Of billions mood.
J. 4 RDGERrON

II IN a kind Of bilious mood,
You wish an aid tn digest food.
No other pill - half - good
A. DeWilt's Little Early Ri~ers-
The famous Little Early Ri-srs cure
constipation, sick headache, hilionsnsss-
etc They never gripe or sicken. but i'm
part early rising energy Good for either
children or adults Bob MnOrr. IAFay-
eite. Ind says:"No use talking. neWiit' :
Little EaTly RI~erS do the work. All
other pills | have used grIPc and make
me sick. peWIt's Little EATly Ri--r-
brought the hong sought relief They
aT. ps-rf,-Ct'' >cld hy Red Cruss IilA--
rnscv, Eau 'rall'e Pharmacy AMI Cha
:. Campbell
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

II yoa want z pretty face aud ir'. zt.;.
tui ags
Ea<y chseks and lovely hAir,
Wedding trip a.-ruSz the =-A.
Put yuaT ia.Ji, ia E.,cky Mountain Tea
Ask yoGr dr1G-.iss
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING

Send 10 cents TO this Once. give numSsr
OF tins Pattern No. s.ss. and state sine de-
sired II will then be sect 20 you by mail
postpaid -. sure 10 write piatsis and sl-
ways Eivs fsiI address Several days
FnUst ne allowed for delivery Of pattern
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

A telegram recsatiy r~ceised ss sns
Harvard college observatory from Pro
f,u,or level ai FIAsstaa. Art1- Stated
tn.t to~ Asst winter snow sp9~&red In
o. .nr<,e r~xsea % Nars between May
N ana 10. says q Boston sE~csh as
ustrh % the Nsv Terk Tines u GOV.
erea a vaaf ARA surrounding ne cd
.ea.r can IN acagsradR ID
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
Way Not q CsssxFs

The man who fights harder after be
ing knocked down than before In the
one who usually wins out Tarbeil has
been knocked down often, as who has
noti In two OF these instances the blows
were delivered by the Chicago and Ma
tional Underwriters associations In
both cases he was a candidate for pres
icient. IN both he was declared beaten,
and in both he Challenged the vote, and
rather serious alterations ensued-
There have been all sorts OF NApo-
ls-ons-Of finance and what not? Why
not a few Caesars! II there Is such
q thing as q Caesar Of insurance.
that describes Gage r. TarbeIl II will
be remembered. by the way. that the
hrst Caesar was slain for his ambi-
ton. and n Tarbell is slain In the
battle he Is now waging II VIII be for
that This fact remAins-that be In the
most forceful character IN the fight
cOuFageOuS. spectacular. tniInitsble IN
methods. energetic. resOurcefui and Q
master Of men.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

Nsutipre. u" s.ifc - Sn-rateS- some
times euPy.sNl i'C-SetS - ~ipp from o.,
window. ou - head A. hc entered "5
left the EDg.~s
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

banquet was held. and TarbeIi near
the close Of his address used this Ian
guAge.
-You will md that the reputation OF
u life Insurance company Is almost IS
sensitive. II not quite. rs the reputa-
tiOa Of man or = woman. and I beg
Of yoa never 10 do anything 20 tsrntSh
q IN the least
In the light of subsequent events
thst remark takes on a peculiar, al
most mOuTnfui. significance and per-
haps one not originally intended The
most secret affairs Of the Equitable
have been brought before the public.
and the two factions have not been AZ
all sparing IN the charges they have
made against each other.
,suII. Mr.. Tarbeli's loyalty TO the
Equitable h one Of his most marked
traits lie talks IL. dreams it. lives it.
His whole being apparently hSs been
bound up IN the company. He has
nIleSi those under him with this spirit
Of loyalty 10 the great institution they
serve
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
ms silma Secretary.

This Is sfrikingly shown IN the Etti-
tude OF bis secretary. Miss A1na l..
Amendt. who. by the way. - the high
est salaTied woman IN the United
States.
Miss Amendt's personality II almost
as interesting as lhat Of her chief She
worked her way up from a poor Ohio
schOolteacher. II was then, she said.
she usei 60 pray not 20 awake In the
morning. she hated the work so. She
went tO Chics 20. studied stenography.
went into the local Office Of the EqUl:a-
bic In q minor position. and be- tact
and capacity for business hsve done
the rest. Now she receives A salary Of
$4,000 per year. besI6ss almost as
much more made by writing Insurance
outside of the oface Her motto Ii.
'-Molasses goes n great deal farther
than vinegar" Her chief fad II q
horse. Black Secret. and the proudest
hour OF her life perhaps was when this
apple OF her eye took 4 ribbon In the
New York horse show.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22
PequenOS encuenlrOs
EN- La MANCHURIA

FL general Linevith en- un despacho
que desde la frontera dirige el dia II
al Ear de Russia, lie particlpa una serie
de pequefio eDcuentros efectuadCs por
la possession de I'm paso situado 7 mi
Has S. +. de Chimiaotse. FL de Ma
70 los rusoS Sc retiraron Chimiaotse
y ell 6 Sc empezo a comba,ir durando
el fuego todo el dia, y siendo indeciso
Ell resultado.
Simultaneamente los destacamentos
combatiercn millas de Ufangu.
Los japoneses avanzaron 4 la bavo-
meta sobre los usos pero fueron recha-
zados. En- la noche del los japone
ses fueron reforzados y los rusos en-
pezaron retirarSe.
FL 7 de Mayo un tercer destamento
russo avanzo hacia ell paso de Tavapgll
y lucho con los japoneses los cuales
operaban contra los primercs destaca
mentos por la possession dehnitiva del
paSo referjdo.
El misno dia los japoneses tomaron
la ofensiva decididamente contra el
flanco derecho russo pero fueron recha-
Zados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22
I'm In galeria Colorado

Fue Ia de aver. como ,odas las iics-
,as que organisa el admirable ioiogra-
fo. un iriuufo para el Y una ocs>ion
ofrecida 1 aue>ira sociedzd para pssar
una isrde deisclosa
la excelen.e banda de Ia policia
lnsulsr. cs;uvo amenizando el ac;o.
No hay que decir que elecuto las
parties mas brilisnies de su repertoire.
FL salon principal y los varios de
par,amenios de la galeria fotografca.
vieronSe pronio invadidos por elegan-
ties damaS, bellas seiioriiss V preciosos.
nifios entire los que sc hallaban los pre-
misdos en- el cer,3men.
FL jurado para Ia entrega de los
premios 10 componfan la Exma. Sc
nora Dofia Maria de Vedia. V la bella
Sc fiorita Cambucha Gonzalez y la espi.
ritual Providencia Cepero.
La designation de los premios. va
la conocen nueStros lectores por el
suelto que Sc public6 en- la edici6n del
sabado, del BOLETIN.
La concurrencil, que era de 10 mas
selecto y distinguido fue obsequiada
IesplGndidamente por los sefloreS de
Colorado. que hicieron los honores de
la casa con la amablidad exquisite que
los dlstiugue.
Entire las ConCurre1teS vimos las
sefioras de Lomba (don Jose Maria,
de Blondet, seiiora viuda de Bruno,
sefioras de Latorriente, de Brau. de
Iglesias, de Acha. de Rodriguez Sierra,
de Montlla y de Fernandez.
Exma seiiora dofia Maria de Vedia
y las sehoritas de Gonzalez y Sabat.
La seficrita Amy, sehoritas de Lo-
PEI Ccpero, de Daubon, Doria de Mar
tinez muchas mas. todas bellas, to =
das elegan:es y dlstinguidas.
La representation masculine no era
menos blillaute.
La reunion Sc prolongo hasta las
cinco y media de la tarde, que era una
ia ride propia del mes dc Mayo.
Por la noche sc exhibieron al pILli
co los retratos del concurso infantil,
siendo amenizada la aperture por la
banda de la policia insular.
Tanto ell seflor Colorado como las
dar1as que han tornado parte en- tan
interesante certanen y Is lindas
criaturas que 10 han a'egrado con sli
concurso. merecen todo genero de es-
timulos y de aplausos, va que han sa
bido dar una altisima nota de buen
gusto Y de arte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22

eismplo. el de Chicago. cindad que
va 4 expropiar sSs 'rRrvsas Sef4
uss .'ieceisa de cosas" HAS;A sho.
"a. 90 hAs. en esia maieFia. mas elen-
plos cue los de tres s cuA,To pSeblos
euroPeos. CT los que sc administra me.
lor cue en iss EsisdOs UnidcS. Aqui.
dsade hay an brillanic y numeroso
personal dc poliuoos prosesionales
mses;ros en- corruption. acase sucedsn
cosss iamenta bles
Como las cabeEas socialistss tienen
motor de tuSbins. algunas nsrchau y
tan de prisa. cue va no sc content.n
con q1e al Estado Sc encargre de los
ferrecarriles y de las agencias &c .ex.
press. Con motive de Ia recie ate
crisis que ha habido en- LA Equita-
tiva", dicen los reformistas mas vehe.
mentes
-5Por que no entregar, tambien,
al Estado los seguros3 que vasto y
lucrative negocio! Con 10 que produ-
ce, sc podria pagar la Deuda cons
truir cl canal de Panama. Ell gobier-
no Sc shorraria 10 que hoy gastan las
sociedades de ssgurOs en- anuncios;
y la gente tendrfa que seguir asegu-
randose, porque el seguro ha liegado
a ser IN artfculo de primera nece-
sidad
Pero, el gobierno ilo harfa tam
hien como las sociedades2 iSabria CO.
locar sus capitaes con el acier,o que
elias los colocan2 Los funCionarios
pdbhcos, sometidos las infuencias
politicas jugarian limpio? Cuando
uno Eecuerda los escandaios de Ia OF
Gina de Pensiones y los examenes me
dicos heckos por los sefiores faculta-
tivos dictates, Sc inclina a pensar que
los ame-icaEos de buena salud no to-
marian el seguro del Estado. en- Ell
cnal tendrfan ,por companeros mt
chos sujetos de poca vida. Me 6guro
que, cuando fuera Presidente un de-
mocrata, los medlcos daran por sanos
a los tuberculosis mas .pas los" que
hubiera en- el partido democratico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22
Juan BraSchi

Con motive del viaje los Estados
.Unidos, del senior Zeno Gambia, el
ilustre autor de LA Charca, asume
la direction del popular diario La
Correspondence el joven escritor
don Juan Braschi.
FL sefIor Braschi, ha heredado y
lleva no inGtilmente, un ilustre ape
lido. De la juventud contemporaries
esa que va abriendose camino de la
que prede esperar mucho la patria
puertorr;queffa uno de los que mas
vale intellectual y moralmente es, Juan
Braschi. Su pluma sa5e trazar sobre
ell papel. eScenas de una verdad y un
naturalismo verdaderamente admira-
BILE Sus trsbajos "De la vida real
81 llevasen tina flrma extranjera nadie
sospecharia que son esciitos por ell
joven ponceiio que maneja con tanta
suerte ell dificil estilo de la escuela ma
turaiiSta.
Su pluma humaua y justiciera hace
brotar del fondo obscure de la miseria
escenas dolorosas. descritas con toda
la grandeza y espiritu observador que
requiere ell sacerdocio de los que po-
men su corazon y su talento al geuero-
so servicio de esa parte dc la sociedad
que llora en- ell silencio de su desgra-
Cia.
Ell sefior Juan Braschi, es joven de
porvenir y mucho puede esperar de
el la terra en- que naciera. El puesto
que hoy ocupa, ha sidO conquistado
fuerza de constancia, de labor CONT
nua, tai vez de sacrifcios.
Hagamos justicia los que valen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22

divos.ock. Qae s. habis desg uhiero
pr las oosias del Nofie dc Ia isla dc
lesSo pero Ia inpresion que prevalr-
&C TN lOS OircalOs navalcS es que &C
iuando bslo insirucciones del Vice al
miranie Roiesivensky habis pasado el
esirecho de Tsugaru cen rumbo al
Pacifico hn de ,fecsuar un recono
cimien,o y asegurarse de que el pasc
es,aba libre de min3s Y por ianio &C
cesible para que el escuadron oe Ro
jeStvensky 10 a;ravicse, y tambien para
perseguir 4 los barcos japones.s que
navegaban por aquellas aguas.
Todas las divisiones nsvsles rusas
que operan en- el Extreme Oriente es
tan bajo la direction del Vice almi-
rante Rojestvensky.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22
El inCidente B0Wen-LOOmiS

Mr.. Herbert ". Bowen, ministro de
los Estados Unidos en- Venezuela, lIe-
90 el s a Nueva York en- ell vapor
Philadelphia de la llnea Red d.
obedeciendo a! llamamiento que Sc lie
hizo en- relacion los cargcs por el
presentados contra su antecesor hoy
superior jerarquico. el subsecretario
de Estado Loomis. A Mr.. Bowen Sc
le "aconsejo' que permaneciese en-
Nueva York hasta e IS y que luego
Sc presentase EN- Washington
Dicese que Mr.. Bowen trae otro
cargo contra Mr.. Loomis, que consiste
en- una carta escrita por el ahora sub
secretario Mr.. Ambrose II. Garner
liquidador de Ia New York and Ber
mddez, dandole garan ntias de que ell
gobierno de los Estados Unidos no in T.
tervendria en- favor de la compafIia
Es fama que la carta era conocida de
muchos en- Caracas, y que el ministro
frances, M. Wiener, fue ell primero en-
comunicar esta pieza de eScandalo su
gobierno.
Dicen ahora que Mr.. Bowen alega
no haber sido el acusador de Mr.. Loo
mis-, sino meramente servidor conf
dencial de su gobierno, transmitiendo
le noticias information que corrian
de boca en- boca en- Caracas, mientras
que por otra parte en- Washington Sc
opira que las confdencias de Mr.. Bo-
wen constit'lyen cargos formales y por
ESQ sc le llamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22

Durante los nueve primeros meses
del af1o economico en- curse cl movi =
miento coinercial de importation y ex-
portacion sostenido por esta Isla con
los Estados Unidos y paises extlanje-
ros lego en- total a S23 e2S.235, cores
pondiendo las importaciones Ell ge-
neral $II,964, 392 y a las exportaciones
$If .o63,843, 6 sea resulta I'm deficit
contra Puerto Rico de $40.
Procedente de los puertos norte-
americanos Sc importaron en- la Isla
productos domesticos por valor de
S9,539, 377 y extranjeros $40. S26, 6 en-
conjunto 50 96o.2o3.
Para los Estados Unidos Sc expor :
taron desde Puerto Rico. productos del
pals valorados en- So 4o2oo3; extranie-
ros por $78;5o5 y orc y plata acufiado
pr SIo84, sumando todo So 572,Io2, de
manera que Sc salda dicho movimien-
to entire la Isla y los Estados Unidos,
con un deficit de $388,oII.
Ell comercio extranjero lego a las
sumas siguientes:
lmportaCloneS en- Puert0 RlcO.
81 ,oo4, I8o. exportaciones domesticas
para ruertos extranjeros $2cII4I8 y
productos extrsnjeros desde la Isla
S38o,233. 6 sea en- total exportaciones
$23oI o5I, saldando pues con un supe-
rabit de $387, ,462.
Descontando de este saldo favo-
rable ell adverse de $388,oIt obtenido
en- el movimiento comercial con los
EstodoS Unidos. tenemos un deficit
de6nitivo de $40. Hoy tratamos a la
ligera este asunto, pero oportunamen :
tie daremos otros detalles references q
las citras que insertamos como infor
macion para ell p1blico.
Unicamente dirernos que 10 qne ha
inhuido notablemente para la reduc =
cion del deficit ha sido las buena cose
cha de az1car que sc esta embarcando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22
Una biOgrafla
DEL VICE-ALMTRANTE RUSO
ROJESTvENSKY

Refere TN periodico russo, one en-
1000 hallabanse ell Revel el almirante
Rojestvensky, que mandaba la escua
dra rusa del Pacifico, en- las grandes
msniobras que presenci6 el empera-
dor Guillermo de Alemania, quien fe :
licitandole por los eJercicios de tiro
ejecutados por sus buques, dijo:
-Quisiera tener un almirante como
vos.
A partir de esa epoca, Rojestvensky
ha sido mirado como un bombic de
accion; y como tai, fue llamado por el
Gear en- 1904 para corfsrle ell nsando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22
Extrategia naval rusa
PROBABLE OBJETO DE LA SAIL.
LA DEL ESCUADRON DE
VLADlVOSTOCK

Desde San Petersburgo telegrafia-
ban con fecha IL del actual que el AL
negabs 4 divulgar infor-
maci6n referente al escuadron dc Via
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-22
MOvimiento cOmerciaI
4. y. Il.

DE JULIO A MARIO INCLUSIVE
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-19

As point of view for Christmas Gifts our store stanos unrivaed To buyers of gifts for all ages all tancIes all needs accomodae amOney means our ChT1sC mas stores will found the most favorable o,y It may you are in doubt just what to get TOT ofcourse the children will expect what to 0Tner and Father Grandpa and Grandma Sisters 15os s6 an endless stream of friends is enough to puzzle even the the most discerning See if of these articles on help you out of your dilemma not come to 0 S'o ~ and look around we will help you.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-19
GIT BITTER
Skagway BOwlers Show Im-
 prOYement

The records of the teams and the h. dividual bowlers iu the contest just terminated between J. E. BarragAr, E. A. Murphy and W. B. King, the de- lenders, and F. c. Flahsrty, George Simenstad and c. S. Barnes, the chal- lepgers, for the Kern cup, show 6 sub utsn,isl improvement ip Skagwsy bowl ers over the records made in the tourn- sment for the same cup 8 year ago. While all of the bowlers have gained in strength, particularly noteworthy Is The improvement in W. B. King, J. E. BsrraGar and George Simenss'd, who added l9, l6 and l5, respectively, to to their averages. A year ago the Kern trophy was won on Gn average Der player per game of l4S, or Is less thaD The same b1wlers made in the re- cent contest.
 The average in the Is EEmeS made by J. E. Barragar, lS3, places him among The crack bowlerS of the coast. lE is better than that made by SeSItle's rep resen,ative iu 8 recent match for big money with crack bowler rom San Francisco, and only one pin per game ess than that made by the wiener or that contest.
 The records, which have just been made up, are ss follows;
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-19
IN SESSION
City Council TranslctS ROu'
 tine Business

The city council transacted routine business last night. Considerable time was devoted to a request of Insurance men for a description of the water sup ply of the city and of the tire lighting apparatus -. .-
 All the couucilmen were present ex' cent H. B. Dunn, who was at White horse. .,,o
 The school board was allowed S6OO for the expenses of the schools for the month of December. The fire and water committee reported having completed the work of removing the wire from the poles of the old Meyer telephone system. The worK cost S27.50.
 The committee on public works and public property reported having h. stalled a light in the house Of Hose Company No 3. ,.,.
 A petition for an electric light at the Tcoruer Of S.ate street and Ninth avenue was referred 10 the committee on public works and public property. :,
 The bills that had accumulated since the last meeting Of the councll were audited and approved.
 It was decided, under a suspension or rules, that the next meeting take place January 2d instead of January lst, the regular meeting day.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-19
WOMfN'S WOES
Alaska Women can Find Relief for
 Their Burdens

If does seem that women have more than A fair share of the acCes and pains that sfllict humanity; the must keep up. " must attend to duties in spite of cons tsntly aching backs, or da-hes, dizzy spells, bearing down pains; they must stoop over, when to stcop means torture. They must walk and bend ana work with rack ng pains and many aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more suffering than any other organ Of the body. Keep the kidneys we'll and health Is easily maintained. Read of remedy for kidneys only that helps and cures the kidneys. Of,
 Mrs. John Meerdink, residence 0l2
 North Fourth Street, North Yakima, Wash. says: 'T can CheeTfully testify to lhe honesty and worth Of Deans Kidney Pills, and have r, ady done so to a number of my friends and acquaint- ancss. There is no humbug about
 them. I suffered from kidney comp amt for wears, indicated by aching and dls' tress through the Joins and frequent
 attacks of headache, dizziness and an annoying condition of the kidney, se' crelionS. At times l was wor' 'hau others, especially if l caught c. d, when I suffered severely from barkach7. ] have been laid up on more tn m one accession for weeks at time on account of il, and cou q not get out of bed with
 out assistance. was suffering acuteIy some three months ago when l reac about Doau's Kidney PlliS, and had my husband call at drug store Tor a box when I felt like duff. rent person alto gether, 1 have used lots of medicines but never tried one that came up tC Doau's Kidney Pills, l cheerinlly re commend lh, m, and you are at IOert!
 to refer anyone 10 me. l will only be toC
 pleased to give them more particular
 about my case.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cent
 Foster Mil6urn Co.,. Buffalo, NeV
 York sole agents for the United States Remember the name-Doan's ant | take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-19

Hegg's Souvenir book at Harrisons'.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-12-19
STANDING or
 CABBAGE PLAYERS

The standing of the cribbage players has changed but slightly since yester- day. Sevearl players still have a chance to tie W. B. King for first place and one player has a remote chance to defeat him. There are many pl yers who still have an opportunity to win the second third or fourth prize.
 The number of contests won and lost and the percentage won by each player at noon today are indicated by the following table:
 Players. Won. Lost. Ter CI'