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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-01

All kinds of job work promptly
done at the Journal Miner office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-30
CURA &RANTlzADA PARA LkS
ALMORRANAS

Simples sangrantss; ezseRieem
y con picaz6n. 81 no eurs no pssas.
Los Boticarios estan auterixados mar
los manufacturers del UNoURNTO
DE PAZO & devolver el dinere nj Ia
medicina deia de curar cualo uier esso
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nicn.
Los casos ordinarios Sc curan en- seis
dias, los rebeldes, en- eatorce. Una
aplicasion da alivio y sosiego. La
picaz6n Sc calma instant4neamente.
Els un nuevo descubrimiento el dnico
que ofrsce eon una garantfa positiva
81 e. toticario no 10 tiene 30 10
enviaremos de aqui al recibir sellos de
correos equivalentes q SO centavos en-
orc americana, dirigiendo Ia carta &
PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Luis,
Mo, f. U. de A., fabricantes de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRO.
MO-QUlNINA, el celebre remedio pa
ra los resfriados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-30
Ittnerarie del servicio de Trenes y
Vaperes que empezara q regir
sl d1a Q de Mario de l909.
Halidas de la Capital v Bayam6n
sinult&neamente,

Bit'ets barAtos para tioS festivos
En- 10 case de Capital Bayam6n,
ida J vuelta H5 ctvs.; en- 20 16 ctvs.
I'm IL de Bayalnon q Catano, ida y
vuelta l6 csvs. eu 20 10 ctvs.
Billete ordinario de Capital & Cata
do Oh % clase & 3 ctvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-30
De OCCASION

Sc venden preclo muy m6dico
solares On Santurce InformarGn en-
esta impsenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
ORPHANS HOME
rs NOW OPENED

: More than 200 society women we're
present Thursday afternoon AZ the
formal opening 81 the nev orphans
home building. Just compleied A. a
cost Of s2s ,00o BY the ladies' he-
Lief Corps. The officers aud mem
beers Of the corps held reception
from D IN to .. IA, and re-
frcahmcnfn we're served.
The splendid new building u sit
uatssi ~ the corner Of Tenth ave-
nue. and McGraN street. on an emtn-
cncs which gives clear view Of the
sound and a clear sweep u Elliot
bay. The building IL colonial In
style and three stories high. The
grounds are 70 be beantified aud the
home will be- = credit - the city
The only debt nos standing
against the institution f. one OF
tl0.00a. but this 81 10 be cleared of
in july by Legacy by the late pss-
ter Horton.
There are now about 20 inmstes
The home II capable Of comfortably
accommodating 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
MOTOR BOATS WILL
TRY RACING GAME
sPEeSV GASOLINE LAUNCH WI IL COME FROM TACOMA 10
COMPETE WITH LOCAL CRAFT

ts miles an hour. aud even holding
level the fast park passenger steam
or eSrrnc. which has "a speed up-
wards OF is knots. A. she noW holds
the title OF fastest boat ON the lake
Il Is the Dolphin which launch own
rra expect 60 contest With the new
siWash FOR the honefs 10 which tho
latter lays claim.
hut there are attn other claim
ants. The n 4 =, Electric company
at INTERPLAY has y SO foot launch
called the Yankee Doodle which u
az present equipped With 2ashorHe
power motor Of their own make.
Anticipating the ciaita 81 the "a"
wash that she - the fastest esaii
in these waters they are construct
Ing a new Tee horse power motor for
her with which they expect To be
a competitor for an speed henoi g.
one 81 the specifications for the
construction Of the slWush h that
she shall pass any boat Hhe may
meet. either on the sound or on the
lake. falling iu which q peralty l. to
be deducted from the contract price
[ o. $1,000. The Siwaah has already
been given preliminary trial with
I a gs-horse power motor, but she
only attained a speed % little more
than as miles an hour az which rate
she could be passed BY the steamer
Flyer under pressure. So she has
been returned 90 the shop 10 be IN
stalled with s0-horae power motor.
I Robert Moran u having an auto
mobile boat designed BY Prank w
I IIlbhs. naval constructor of Moran
Bros. company. aud the science 81
/ the designer and the best Hkill
OF Moran Bros. company viii be ex-
Z pressed in this boat az n claiman,
for speed houors IN these waters.
There are some 800 gasoline
launeheS owned IN Seattle and the
number viii be Increased hy once
third during the present season.
A movement - Oh foot 90 usEan-
ire a launch club and hold toufua p
ment AZ which a series OF prizes
viii be offered for speed contests
among boats Of the different classes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
ACTORS ABANDON CHILD

Little Nelma Miller. the s.month-
old daughter Of Leonard and Annie
Miller. vaudeville artists. Was Fri
day afternoon given over TO the
Washington Chiidrena home BY
Judge TallmRn. The infant had been
left when but weeks old with
Mrs Edward Plat. the parents
promising 20 return for Il. To date
they have not done 30. and Mrs.
Plat, firing OF the care of the
child. appealed to the county COM
missionerg. who have been supply.
ing u with milk A few days ago
papers we're filed and Friday after
noon the responsibility vas turned
over 10 the Washington Chiidrcn's
home. The pretty little mite will be
adopted out from the home when
ever a good opportunity offers. The
parents cannot be located. and since
they have voluntarily abandoned the
little one II is not deemed advisable
to search for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
REWARDED

Asa reward for bringing relief TO
party of Imprisoned mining man
at LagataRa beach. Captain J. r
Jordan. Of the steamer Excelsior,
received five gold nuggets. valued
al more than 1000. and testimonial
of gratitude for consideration Of his
fellow mon In calling ut NakataHa
and bringing off those on shore who
wished to return TO 9e United
states.
L. n. Wahrman. chief steward OF
the vessel. was also commended by
the party for his pnlnntaking care
OF tho men while on his vessel,
More than usual cars II ncceaai=
sated by nayigatarH In calling At
YRkniaga. MS the channels leading
to that place are intricate and dan
Eerous. unless great care Is cNer.
oiaed. The Excelsior n the only yes.
sci which has put Into the beach
ia many months Captain Jordan
and Chief steward WRhrman vas
presented 9th the testimonials by
William Gledlnnlng aud Charles
Auer. representing the miners who
took passage on the Excelsior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
WILL WANT LOTS
OF LUMBER

TACOMA. April sat the meet
ing Of the Pacific Coast Lumber
Manufacturers association. held
here yesterday In this city. several
communications were read showing
that there viii be an exceptionally
large amount Of railroad building IN
the east this year and the contract
ors are depending upon the timber
dealers OF the Pacific coast for a
large share o. the heavy lumber Tor
the bridge work.
More than 80 OF the leading lum-
Der manufactures Of the coast were
present The general feeling was
that Washington lumber dealers
would profit more hy this than ore.
son or California dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
HAS PRIZE HEAD

NJ. v. Hendricks. Of Seattle. has
the distinction Of securing the third
largest moose head In existence Mr.
Hendricks secured the head az Che
noa. In the Tanana country IN 1902.
The measurements Of the antiers
from tip 10 tip is 7iIs inches. Just
one half inch less than the second
largest head. owned by the Duke Of
Westminster Mr. Hendricks aaya
the largest head Il owned By ". =.
sheard. Of Tacoma. from whom the
Duke OF Westminster secured his
prize. Experts say that the head.
which IL now In the offices Of Mr..
Hendricks. In the Alaska building.
Il one Of the best specimens In eE-
iatence. Not a blemish Of any kind
lie to be seen. and the specimen ie
valued AZ a sum within the neigh
bufhood Of 81 .0e9 The moose vaa
killed BY an Indian after a hard bat
tie. Up until recently the head has
been stored IN Cheuoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

owners ~ gasoline launches ON
Lake Washington are awaiting With
Interest the arrival OF the new aa,e
mobile boat Stwash. which is under
construction at Tacoma Tor 9 ".
Wiley. experimenting engineer OF
the BOSTON steamship company,
ana which has been widely herald
Ell as the spcediest boat ever seen or
heard 81 ON Puget sound OF nearby
waters.
Al present the fastest motorheat
ON the lake Is the launch Dolphin.
owner by Attorney Vince n. faoeu.
last season the Dolphin easily dis
tanced an corners Ia formal and In
formal speed trials,
Anticipating the arrival OF new
and faster boats this season hei
owner had her tengthcned 60 "a feet
and her motor equipment replaced
BY IS horse power motor
Ia her neN condition she has de-
velopea into wonder, distancins all
motor craft 50 FAR encountered. east
h outrunning the new fast steam
boat Falcon which claims a speed OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
At Ballard
NEARING COMPLETION

The plant Of the West Coast Tan.
nlng company h now nearing com
plction aud Manager r. ". EnFel-
holm stated Saturday morning that
operations would soon begin. The
plant iska very large one and VIII
be used FOG ali kinds Of hide dress.
ms. At present there iH no special
place from which the supply Of hides
viii come. but soon the company
hopes To make a contract with some
of the big hide houses 10 deliver
hides % the tannery An average
of 900 hides DAY can be dressed.
This vii be a great benefit TO the
hide merchants Of the west coast
Al the present time the hides are
sent ff0m Alaska 90 Seattle. and
from here 20 the east. where they
are dressed and then cent back here
again. thus making a double cost
and also a heavy freight btu. Nov.
hy sending 10 the new taunery here.
They save this large expense and a
good deal % time. The greatest
amount Of furn VIII be obtained
from Alaska. The company will hold
meeting Saturday afternoon and
nlans Tor the running Of the plant
viii be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

Il IL replete with original VII and
humor. II deals with the fortunes
Of one Archie Carol. formerly OF
Cornell and nov Of the University
Of NaahinEton. who has become
smitfen with one 81 the cO-eda. Miss
Graz. from Waterfiiie. Professor
Harris. of the English department
has also taken fancy 20 Miss
GRAY. and does everything IN bis
poxsr 10 queer Carol. II ends in
CarYoi leaving college. accompanied
By Misc Gray. interviewer with this
are many rnasia on the faculty. Ha-
rel Bragdon as Helen Gray Il lead
lag lady. and Charles y. dartin
leading man Professor Harris "
represented b. Coral White.
The Girls Cleo club. Of the unl-
yeralty. will give a concert a. Kent
tonight Doubtless they viii meet
with success. a. they put Up an sk-
ceiicnt performance in Denny hall
A deadlock vas the result 81 the
election FOR editor -iu-ehief Of The
Pacific Wave. held b. the members
OF the staff A. The university yes
,erday afternoon. the vote stand
Ing 10 2. The affair will be set
tiled by another election next
Tuesday Carl s. Zook and Victor
Zsiniek are the candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
REVERSED VERDICT

OLYMPIA. April zs.-Ths verdict
IN the breach ~ promise suit Of
Laura isasley against nura l.
Nichols was reversed BY the su-
prems court Of the grounds 81 dis
qualification 81 a juror Miss nesa-
ley recovered verdict Tor tlt00
but II was reduced 10 $4,000 b the
presiding judge The supreme court
also decided that 81 vas al John
nYrne deserved Ga his libel suit
against George H. Punk Tor calling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
]. FRANCIS LEE DEAD

DETROIT. Mich. April 2a.-J
Francis Lee, formerly a resident OF
Seattle and one OF the best known
railroad men In the west. died here
Of rheumatism OF the heart. yeater.
day afternoon. lie vas general traf-
fie manager OF the white Pass q
Yukon Railroad company for two
years and was for rs years a general
agent Of the Canadian Pacific al
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
DEALERS 10 7zLK
1T OVER

The real estate club. eomposeA a.
local realty dealers, will ho1 !
meeting In the offices Of Calhous
Denny and EWing. In the Aissks
building. Monday night at 5 o'eloek
The meeting Is for the purpose a
discussing the Jackson street r.
Grade and other important topics i
the real estate line II. b. Jaek.
son Is to speak on the Jaeksoa
street regrade. shat Il means 10 ia
city. a. well as TO the properly
holders In that vicinity. There vii
BE- several other prominent men n
speak on the general improvements
that are going on and vii 20 On Ia
the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
THROWN OUT OFcOUR7

The suit OF Albert Gustafsoi
AGAINST 6. u. Hillman was. Friday.
thrown out OF court by Judge Tall
man after he had listened 20 the
evidence introduced by the PLAINTIFF.
Gustafson brought suit TO recover
money alleged TO be due on the pur-
chase price OF property. He claimed
That Hillman could not give him n
good title 10 the property. but this
was refuted by hts own admissions
In court After listening to the evi-
denee, Judge TaIlman ordered a
verdict for the defendant and taxed
the costs 70 the plaintiff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

s. A. c. AT PORTLAND

Edgar Frank. Of the Multnomat
club, Of Portland. defeated l.. Large
Of the Seattle Athletic club. IN the
wrestling bout held IN the club Fri.
day night In another match kra-
ham. Of Seattle. bcated johnson. OF
Portland. In a hot glove contest
Phmmer. Of Seattle defeated Bot.
tier. Of Portland. The contest vas
for three rounds and was fast from
start to finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
7HHH=l=====aa
WILL GO NORTH

r. S. Lippy, Robert Moran. J. c.
Hotchkiss and George White. a
quartette Of wealthy investors. Will
leave soon for Catella. Southeastera
Alaska, for the purpose OF looking
over n new coal mining field near
that point The coal field was in
vestlgated by Dr. Martin. govern
ment minerOloglst. whose report is
decidedly favorable There are 100
100000 tons OF the coal In sight aud
the waters OF Carbon Creek cuts
through a vein 20 feet In thickness.
DR.. Martins analysis states that the
coal Is semi-anthraeite and the best
on the coast The property Is owned
and controlled by the Alaska Pet
roleum and Coke company. better
known as the Lippy oil company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
IN COLD STORAGE.

y OMAHA, April 29--ErnueI /,
= schwarts fought against death ,
= for five days In the ice box OF /,
= a Union Pacific refrigerator. ,
= lie finally gained relief BY fir I
. Ing a pistol shot through the ,
= roof Of the car. sehdartz rode I
= In the car from Laramie. Wye, /
4 TO Omaha. he lost 10 pounds. I
a and when rescued both feet /
= were frozen 30 that he could ,
= not stand. ,
= AZ every stop he made dea- ,
= pernte efforts 70 attract atten- ,
= ton. but not even the firing Of /,
= the pistol was heard until the ,
= fifth day.
HRRH 44AA4 Rka !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
AT THE UNIVERSITY.

T UNIVERSITY STATION. April
19---" Junior Day" will be celebrated
ON the campus Of the university next
Friday. May s. when the third year
class Will entertain the rest OF fhe
school Exercises In the natural
araphitheater. tree planting. water
sports and field contests will make
M the day. Junior Day. which Is
a university holiday. was first oh
served by the class OF 1904 in their
third year. In the evening Of the
same day the Junior Prom" will
occur in Chrlstensen'a Broadway
hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

Nellie Potter was granted a a. i.
voree on April 20 from II. Y. Poi
ter, on the ground OF infidelitv
Plaintiff was also granted the Gus.
tody OF the l2year-old boy and sea
per month Rlimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
HUSBAND oRfNos TEETH
WIFE WANTS DIVORCE

= ST. PAUL. April %. Because
. her husband grinds his teen 1
= for minutes at a time. Mrs ,
= Sophia Erickson wants a d. /,
q vorce. ,
q Mrs. Erickson also alleges ,
. drunkenness and cruelty. bot I
. says she could have sinod those I
. objectionable feature II hubby 4
. had cut out the teeth grinding I
. stunt. That Was the last straw, 4
= she says I
$1,000 $500 $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

The city council as committee az
the whole met Friday night and dis-
eusasd several important mattsfn.
among which VAS the question Of
obtaining their entire water supply
from the Cedar river They have
accepted the manufacturer rate.
which VAS proposed by the Seattle
city council At present not more
than half Of the residents Of the city
are using city water. The Ballard
Lumber company stated that they
would aErcc to burn the rubbish
which vas complained Of by the city
health officer n the council would
devise some means 81 getting Il ts
their mil. They also agree to burn
al dead animals IN their burner. A
committee was appointed TO find out
the estimate cost 81 a Heaw which
could be used for conveying this re.
fuse 70 the mill A petition for a
track. asked for b. the r'Fse- Bruhn
company. vas placed on file.
For some months past the people
owning beats along the waterfront
have been annoyed By thieves. They
have from time 60 time missed
brass handles. anchors and bells.
and. 10 some cases. the boat. a case
q thia Kind occurred not long ago
when the launch q Or. couneley
vns taken from its mooring The
waterfront ia being closely watched
By the officers aud any attempt IT
robbery Riil BE- quickly taken up.
A fire started In the dry-kiin
Of the corcoran zook mill Friday
afternoon There II large stand
pipe al the mill from which a heavy
force 81 salt water can be taken and
with this and the aid Of the fire
department the flames we're soon
extlnguished. causing very little
damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
WOULDN'T THIS MAKE
YOU LATE

Lots o. funny incidents oe- ,
4 cur in the poiice station aaid
. Chief Delaney The other day I
~Nnt long aEo = woman ,
q called u~ NJ and wanted "a I
q know what time the station I
q closed "a night I
a man cam. 70 see me re-
. Gently and complained because
= his mother in-iaW left his ,
. house. lie wanted ua 10 make ,
= her so back
q New u those are not two ,
q inushabls Incidents. want % ,
q know" I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

The Girl From watervllle." a
farce by the junior class at the uni
yersity. will be given In Denny hail
Thursday evening. May 4. The play.
which consists of three acts, waa
written by some OF the class. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

DENVER. Colo. April 2a.-Rube
smith OF Denver, beat Kid Mozart
land, OF New York. Friday might I'm
the fourth round OF a scheduled ten
cahto contest before the Democratic
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

the former n 'poitroon and liar
during the campaign IN Thurston
county.
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The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
DESe are NEVER sEIsIcE.
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~ the Es,, :s/s vstsrsn svrsssn.

stSNs>n hsSSss Csotsl1ss k/ Thee
u the Es', :s/s vstsrso sUrss>n.
"Eosnzs biGx. nut IN ysrB kHor
that shsf Lsr~,Es ssv1 ,ss gst ssa>
sick" raid an On sBrEs,n IN The sm-
c7Dy N Dbs II tbs tfsas-Itias,ic lines
rs>sstl1. This Mas n,BaG Dai." he
ssiG, "vhsD ptDIs class II deaf
nBtss psnt abrDsI sons years azo
sDf despite particularly rpBzh Dssz
sKs Dogs III them uaBtsS W lie IN
tbs fSck and bsz somsboI1 ", bssys
tbsM oysfbosrd.
That's tbs seasick feeling. you
kDow. 4 Euis Investigation prDyeG
bn, the stomach Bsfvss are mostly
controlled III tboss III tho ear and
that deaf persons are not nearly no
liable " tbs nausea that COMES from
the rolling motion III ship ns arc
otbrrg.
This experiment III sstDrating
ball NJ cottoD With cocaine and thus
GnlIiBk the hearing has been tried by
ship surgeons sinca. II gives relief
" tboss who dread any gyft II sea
voyage. but, after all. tho best way
10 10 IL b feed tbs fishes and go'
Ovsr H."