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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

fair would cost and turn it over to the Relief Fund"
 While some may say That is just the. thing to do." yet it means a great deal of sacrifice on the part of the laides who have looked forward to this evening with expectations of much pleasure. They are simply laying ul treasures in Heaven where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt and where thieves do not break through and steal
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

There will be another of the en. joyable dance given by the SymDhta Club tonight. This time there will be a floor manager, who will see that the strangers get a program of dances. No doubt there will be the usual large attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

had a domestic side. blessed with a wonderfully amiable disposition, and, lastly, must play the piano. It is strange what a difference just few hours make-and now the only requis- ite is that she, the young lady. must play the piano-he will help with the dishes.
 MT. and MT. c. O. Ellis. accompa- nied by Mrs. Ellis mother, Mrs. Wheeler, left the city Thursday after noon for Prescott, the home of Mrs. Wheeler. This lady has been in the city for the last year. but owing to i'll health has not had the opportunity of getting out very much.
 
 Last Thursday evening three of our prominent young men indulged them selves in a stag supper by mutual consent. Messrs. H. H. Colley, w. B. Cramer and Albert Sames. The even ing took on the form of a smoker, and between puffs at pipes and cigars the young men humored themselves to a long reminiscence., On parti2~ the hearty handshakes made it e. lent that the evening had made a Ia ing impression on those three men.
 A very pleasant excursion is planned for the school teachers next week. On Friday they will go to Bis bee to enjoy a pleasant day in that interesting little city. It becomes the painful duty of Prof. Lutz to chaper- one the dignified school ma'ams. We predict a very happy time for them, knowing the powers of our neighbor- ing city when it comes to entertain ;,. Ilyy suppress a smile when they think of the holiday in store for them--and in cidentaIly picture the 'Bisbee pupils up for inspection.
 Mrs. Murdock, of Chicago, who has been spending some time at Slaugh- ter's ranch, came into Douglas this last week and will spend month at the Leslie.
 We can't understand the one-sided scores made lately at bowling. For instance, on Friday evening the Inde- pendents bowled three games with the Railroad team, and were beaten in of the year on account of the railroads all three games, with a surplus of 143 pins. It seems that so far no team has been able to make much when they contest with these Independents they are fierce players and know the game.
 In conversation with one of the Y. NJ. C. A officials the gentleman re marked that the young men of Doug las were getting the full benefit of the gymnastics, and although every one knew that the institution would be popular and would receive their ardent support they could hardly imagine so much enthusiasm. It is comforting to know that Douglas is thus blessed, for few towns of this size can boast of so pretentious r. M c. A. building On last Wednes- day evening there was another of the games of basket ball, after which a team was chosen to play Bisbee on May 3. The Greens played the Reds with the following lineup: Reds Paxton, Chamberlain, Booth, Phil brick and Elder; Greens-Furlong, Chapel, Lincoln, Harris and StrutE- CTS. The score was positively too numerous to mention, but we know the Greens will do better next time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Wednesday evening the Internation- al Order of Machinisis gave their first pleasant dance at the Irene hall in the Neville building. The dance was well attended and much enjoyed by those present. IL is said that this dance is only the forerunner of many others during the summer months. All will be glad to hear this and every one will lCok forward with pleasure to these events.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Los Angeles daily papers, at Hun ter's Drug Store, Allen Bldg.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Miss Grace Pearce, ot Clifton. sister of Mrs. c. F.. Bull. of this city, arrived yesterday for a visit of several days. Miss Pearce came here direct from Phoenix. where she had been in at tendance at the Odd Fellows grand lodge as member of the Rebekahs and a representative of the Clifton as- sembly. She was elected as one of the trustees of the assembly of Arl- zona. Miss Pearce was in Douglas a year ago, when the l. o. O. F. grand lodge of Arizona held its session in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Mrs Murdock, of Chicago. who has been spending some time at Slaugh- ter's ranch, came into Douglas this last week and will spend month at the Leslie.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

The Ladies Aid of the Christian church had a sale of cooked foods at the Lucas store building today. prov ing conclusively the popularity of this kind of sale. Salads and very palat- able looking cakes, 10 say nothing of homemade candy, made not only 2 pretty display but gave many people the opportunity of some nicely pre- pared foods.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

To a casual observer it must seem we had sufficiently taught Bisbee 2 lesson. that at least there is one thing they cannot compete with us in. and that thing is athletics. One week ago the Douglas bowlers won three games straight from the Bisbee team. We excused this. knowing that being ac- customed to a home alley makes a
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Miss Lizzie Heller and Mir Ernest
 Hill will be married at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Chas, Thomp- son, on Fifteenth street. on Monday next. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. George Logic. of the Presby- terian chruch. Mir Hill has been a resident of Douglas for more than three years and is now engineer on one of the steam shovels at the Copper Queen smelter. Miss Heller is a na- tive of Arizona. having been formerly resiuent of Fort Thomas, Graham county, her native town. After the wedding ceremony has been per formed the bride and groom will go to their new home in Sunnyside. which has been prepared and furnished by Mir Hill. The couple have many friends in the city who will wish them prosperity and happiness through life.
 There is a certain Beau Brummel of Douglas who has decided to end this bachelor life, which for so many years he has tried to make himself believe was eminently satisfying. He was laboring under the impression that he was not the kind who could be happy in that life of double bles- sedness. But only recently he has made most liberal concessions. At first the young lady was pictured in her ideal state, as one who could make 6 good appearance in society;
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Miss Lottie Jones. who for several weeks past has been the guest of Miss Myrtle Munson, returned to her home in Bisbee last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Jones has many friends in Doug, las who look forward to her visits with pleasure and hope she may see fit to visit the shelter city soon again
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Mrs. II. B. Hunter will entertain z crowd of young people informally al her home on Twelfth street this even ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

The Shakespeare Club met this aft ernoon with Mrs. Judge Cass on Elev enth street. The editor his asked the ladies for some information as to the course pursued by the club. but owine to the fact that 1t is purely socia study of the works of the great au thor, the ladies thought best to waive all publicity.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

had a domestic side. blessed with a wonderfully amiable disposition, and,
 lastly, must play the piano. It is strange what a difference just few hours make-and now the only requis- fte is that she, the young lady. must play the piano-he will help with the dishes
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

MT. and MT. c. o. Ellis, accompa- nied by Mrs. Ellis mother, Mrs. Wheeler, left the city Thursday after noon for Prescott. the home of Mrs. Wheeler. This lady has been in the city for the last year. but owing to i'll health has not had the opportunity of getting out very much.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

The Mexican consul, Senor Antonio Maza. is arranging for q large ball to be given at-5the Orpheum on the fifth of May. A number of Americans of Douglas will remember the pleas ant entertainment and celebration of last year. and it is said there will be quite a number of invitations extend ed this year to those who are inter- ested. The occasion is a celebration of a victory over the French. and is a marked holiday with the Mexican people.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06
En- Ell "martin Saenz'

A bordo del vapor espafiol MARTIN
Saenz," ha regresado de las Islas
Canarias la distinguida Sra Dha. Ines
Echevarria de Real, esposa de nuestro
estimado amigo y compafero Dn. Girls
tobal, redactor enjefe del ilustrado
colega "El Heraldo Espanol"
Acompafian Ia Sra de Real, tres
de sus hijos pequenoss que han pasado
una buena temporada en- Las Palmas,
en- union de. sus famili ares.
Saludamos tan estimable Sra
Y nifios de nuestro companero Sr. Real
por su feliz 'arribo estas playas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06
ReViSta de los TribunaleS
CORTE DE DISTRITO
Sc stones de aver

La Corte di6 cuenta de haberse
practicable inspection judicial en- los
Solares de Rio PiedraS, que motivan
el pleito entire los Sres Diaz Valcar-
eel Y Guerra, con asistencia del Sc
cretario, Marshal, las parties sus
representatives habiendose en- este
particular tornado las notas necesa-
rias, y ademas de haberse admitido
I'm documento q la parte demandada
con beneplacito de la contraria La
Corte seflal6 para el juicio ell dfa Id
de Febrero a las 3 P. M.
En- los processes que sigue Ell Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico contra los acusa-
dos Pablo Fernandez Anda1uz, por
hurto de mayor cuantfa; Fide1 Rosa
rio Rivera, por atentado a la vida;
Hemenegildo Dfaz Ojeda, por esca-
lamiento en- primer grado; Doroteo
Ramirez Carrasquillo, por hurto de
mayor cuantfa, y EvanPeIista Osorio
(conocido por Marquez) por Ell mismo
delito, negada la culpa bilidad, han
solicitado juicio por jurado, por me,
dio de sus respectivos patronos.
Sc ha celebrado la vista del pleito
que entablara don Marcos Tomas
Caneja, contra Ell Gobierno del Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, reclamando con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06
BoLETIN MERcANTTt. De PUERTO RICO

que estan en- peores condicio-
mes. para esperar. los agriculto-
res, que los tenedores de hipote-
cas-.
Estos son, en- ST. mayorfa, CO.
merciantes; merced sus nego-
clos pueden esperar ell cobro de
las sumas que prestaron, pero
los cateteros que no tienen mas
recursos que los de su industria
no podran resistir mas tempo,
ST no sc les auxilia para que 1e.
vanten las plantaciones Y pom
gan las flncas EN- condolences de
.producir cantidades mayores de
cafe, para neutralizar con ell
aumento de la production la ba-
ia del pIecio de dicho grano.
No hemos terminado todavia.
FL momento es oportuno pa
IA tratar de la materia.
ST las Camaras Y 81 Ell 60
bierno no 10 aprovechan, no Sc
remos completes nosotros de
csc abandono del deber, no Sc
guiremos tan pernicioso ejem-
plo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06
lestas De carnaual

La Comisisi6n organizadora ha
nombrado las siguientes comisiones.
De recibo, don Jose E. Figueras.
don Pedro Giusti, don Jose Perez
Losada, Mr. w. K. Landis, don Ge-
neroso Candina, y don E. Richard
son.
Comisi6n de invitaciones, don Anne
rico Salas, Mr.. w. K. Landis, don
Jose Perez Losada y dod Reinaldo
Paniagua.
Sc avisa las familias anericanas
que deseen invitaciones para los bal
les, que Sc dirijan a Mr.. w. K. Ian
dis que es el comisionado para los
americanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06
Bele|ICIO Dc ID eniDeI|e OC|Th
LUlSA MARTINEZ CASAOs

La tan aplaudida y estimada rtista
Luisa Maritime Casado ha senalado
para la noche del jueves pr6ximo, SUI
benefcio segun Sc ha aaunciads por la
prensa; Ia senora Casado dedica SIT be-
nefcio a la Colonia Espafiola de
San Juan.
La obra escogida es la celebrada
tragedia de Tamayo y BaAs '.Locura de
Amor"
Ell detenido estudio que de la prota-
gonista de esta obra ha hecho a emf
nente actriz Luisa Martinez Casado, Y
ell sorprendente mode con que logra
veneer todas las difcultades de Ia
gran tragedia. constituyen va por ade.
lantado un nuevo tri1nfo en- la brillan-
te carrera artistica de la noble DANA
cubana.
De esperarse es que la noche del iue-
YES sea un verdadero "sucess de e'sti-
me-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06
Nota del dia

tiremoS CuantaS veceS 10 juZ-
guemos necesario, para asegu-
rar ell triunfo de este proyecto
salvador.
Ell empr6stito para el cafe es
el Cimiento de la reconstruction
de la vida economical del pals.
Contra 10 que algunos OPT
nan, inspirados acaso en- I'm
criterio enemigo y perturbador,
el cafe ha sido objeto de una
preterici6n injuStihcada, puesto
que no participa de las ventajas
del cabotaje complete, como los
demaS productos puertorrique-
nos.
mo entra, en- iguales Condi-
clones que Ell nuestro, el cate
de distintos paises, en- los Esta-
dos Unid0s2
va nos pareCe mOleStO, Cansa-
do, inneCesario Ell insiStir tantO
SObre TN puntO que tOdOS aqul
debieran conocer; perO hay gen
teS que sc deian faScinar facil-
mente pOr los redentOriStaS, V
parece que no llegan a COnven-
cerse nunca de que sc eSta Co
metiendO una gravisima iTjuSti-
cla contra el pals en- general, al
dejar abandonada nueStra pri-
mera industrial; la que sostie-
ne, y 10 decimos por centesima
vez, mas de la mitad de la po.
blaci6n puertorriquena.
mo eS este un mOtivO Sobra-
do y mas que su6ciente, pode-
roSO, para que Sc utilize el nom
bre del pueblo de Puerto Rico
en- la negotiation de emprestito?
Parece que por los congre-
ganteS sc quieren suSCitar re =
parOs G inCOnvenienteS.
Sc ha dicho, ref1ejando el cri-
terio redentOrlsta, que por que
Sc ha de utilizar Ell nOmbre del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, en- una
negotiation que favorece a los
Cafeteros exCluSivamente.
PerO cS que no sc quieren en-
tender las cosas? les que Sc
considera Ell cafe, la primera in
dustria del pals, la riqueza So
clal, como la llamo el eminente
eCOnOmiSta senior Luchetti. un
incidente sin importancia esen
clal y efectiVa en- la vida puer-
tOrrlquena2
NADIA que este demas Sc hace.
utilizando Ell nombre Y ell credi-
to de Puerto Rico para favore-
Ger una pOderoSa fuente de ri
queza publica, que 81 esta en-
condolences lamentables es Dol
la torpeza de la administration
por la incuria del gobierno, POI
la desastrosa politica colonial
inaugurada con el exbansio-
niSmO.
Solo un espiritu de insana
puSllanlmidad, pudiera discul
par los temoreS que exteriori
zan los congregantes, creyendC
abusive ell empleo del nombre
de Puerto Rico, en- la negocia-
Cion de empr6Stito.
No existe Ell menor motive
que justihque esos reparos.
Para salvar la induStria cafe
terra Sc debe utilizar no solo G
nombre de Puerto Rico, no solt
el cr6ditO que tiene este nom
bre, sino todos los recursos de |;
lsla, todo cuanto sea necesarit
para reparar la injusticia come
tlda pOr la Reconsideration dt
TN gobierno que no tuvo er
cuenta el interes publico Y e
bienestar collective al arreba-
tarle al cafe sus naturales mer-
cados europeos. para no darle
11ngunO en- cambiO.
GLes parece mucho que Sc uti
lice ell nom0re de Puerto Rice
para llevar a efecto la negocia.
cion de emprestito2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06

uGS SGpdAf iOo dAS " NSSA
dan en- un egoismo inconsidera-
do para pensar de esta suerte,
que pueden estar tranquilos,
absolutamente tranquilos, que
no corren lei menor riesgo nj ell
Tesoro Insular, nj los contribu-
yentes de la Isla, aunque ell en-
prestito Sc contrate a nombre
de Puerto Rico.
Lean las bases del sefior Lu-
chetti, los que Sc obstinan en- po-
ner ridfculos obstaculos a la in
Idispensable negotiation.
Nj Ell Tesoro, hi los contribu-
ventes corren el menor riesgo.
Los bancos responder, direc-
tamente, con Sus capitales y
con todos sus recursOs, de las
sumas que distribuyan entire
los plantadores de cafe, median-
te la comisi6n modesto, de TN
, por 100, que cobrarian por su
trabajo.
De mas esta decir que COM
prometiendo tOdOS sus intere-
seS, los banCos asegurarian el CO.
bro de las cantidades prestadas
a los cafeteroS, para 10 cual exi-
girian el reconOCimiento de pri-
mera hipoteca a favor de la ST.
ma preStada a los agricultoreS,
suma que en- ningun case pO-
dria exceder del 40 por 100 del
valor de la fnca.
Ademas, los bancos harlan a
favor del TeSOro Insular, una
subhipoteca, de suerte que aun-
que desaparecieran en- un cata-
CliSmO eCOn0miCO tOdOS los eS-
tablecimientoS bancarioS, aun-
que los plantadores de cafe de
jaran de cumplir sus compromi-
sos, aunque el Tesoro hubiera de
incautarse de esas hncas por el
fracaso de tOdas las previsiones
Y de todOS los deSeoS; no Seria
NAL negociO para Ell erario pu-
blico el adjudicarse las tinCas
cafeteraS por ell Cuarenta pOr
ciento del valor que tienen ac-
tualmente, y que aumentaria
mucho desde que Sc contratara
el emprestito.
No existe, pues, el mas insig-
nifcante riesgo, no Sc compro-
mete el cr6dito publico, nj Sc
sacrifica nadie en- virtud de la
operacion que defendemos.
puesto que todas las medidas
estan tomadas para la garantia
y la seguridad Colectivas.
mo 10 ven asi, no 10 aprecian
asi, los prudentes, los juiciosos
ecOnOmistas de la congregation?
Ell Tesoro Insular nunca Sc
veria comprometido en- aventu-
ras nj riesgos de ningun g6nero.
aunque cayera sobre nuestros
terrenOs Y nuestras inStituciO-
mes bancarias la mas abruma-
dora E inesperada de las heCa-
tOmbeS.
Cesen de una vez los pretex-
tos ridiCulos, que no tienen ra-
z0n de subsistir Cuando Sc opo-
men a una Obra de indispenSa-
bic necesidad y de justicia in
disCutible.
Tan immoral es este como po-
nerse a inquirir quieneS son los
tenedores de hipotecas para obs
tirarse en- que no Cobren, pre-
textando que Sc llevarian el di-
nero.
iEs este serio2 Use puede de-
Cir siquiera, sin proclamar con
cinico descaro la mas inaudita
de las inmoralidades?
va explicabamos aver, para
tranquilizar a esos contumaces
defensores de la insolvencia y
de la trampa, que no podrian
cobrar los acreedores hipoteca-
rios, ST no en- virtud de I'm con-
venio con ell deudor, para dejar
en- primer t6rmino la hipoteca
del emprestitO.
Pero aunque no fuera asf, inc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-06

Ell Honorable Fiscal, dice que el
demandante no ha probado los he
chos en- que funda su demanda, y que
solo ha presentado certi6caciones an
tiguas que solo prueban hechos mas 8
menos circunstanciales. .-Examina la
prueba testifca1 de la contraria y la
desvirt1a por creerla excesivamente
parcial, no concurriendo la parte ac-
tora con vecinos y colindantes y 81
con personas amigas, y por parte cree
sus testimonies inconformes y con
tradictorios. En- cuanto las decla-
raciones del licenciado Alvarez Ma
va y Mr.. Graham, las cree favorables
para el, pues en- vista de 10 que los
dos testigos ofrecieron por Ia fnca y
en- las condolences que Sc la dejaban
al vendedor, es de suponerse que e1
verdadero valor de la fnca era de
$4,000 y pico.
Solicito la Corte declarase sin lu-
gar la demanda, con costas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-07-11
AMUSEMENT NOTES.


Mrs. Frank Butler, better known as
"Annie Oakley, the most famous woman
shot In the world, is making a tour of
Maine, demonstrating the cartridges OF the
Union Metallic Cartridge Co., with whom
she is now engaged. Her husband, Frank
r. Butler, is one OF the regular shooters
on the u. NJ. q. staff. She will be at Wy
man park, Ellsworth, next Saturday. T e
exhibition is free
Miss Oakley was for many years with
Buffalo Bills Wild West show. While
abroad she gave exhibitions before prac-
tically every crowned head in Europe.
She II the pioneer lady professional
shooter Her fame is known throughout
the civilized world.
She shoots at flying objects with p
eslibre short ungreased U. Nj. c. cart
ridges, splits cards, does other rife feats,
and shows the penetration Of the big
game cartridges such as 1870, .33 and
.ss-55 manufactured by the Union Metal
lie Co.
Among the best shots ever accomplished
by Mrs. Butler was putting twenty-five
shots into an ordinary ace of spades in
twenty-seven seconds without touching
any portion OF the card except the black
ace. This feat has never been duplicated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-07-11

There is more CatArrh in this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together.
and until the last few years Was supposed 20
be incsrahle. For great many years doctors
focal remedies, and by constantly failing TO
cure with local treatment, pronounced Il In
incurabie. Science has proven catarrh 70 be
q constitutional disease and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by Y. J. Cheney a
Co., Toledo, Ohio. Il the only constitutional
cure on the market. Il is taken internally In
doses from 10 drops to a teaspooHfu,. IL acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case il fails 70 cure, Send for circu-
lars and testimonials
Address: r. j. CHENEY s. CO.. Toledo,
Ohio.
soid by Druggists, T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-07-11

The death Of William B. Campbell, who
so long and ably filed the Office of register
OF deeds for Hancock county. naturally
brings to the front many candidates for
the nomination for the office.
A special republican county convention
has been called for July 10, at Ellsworth,
10 nominate a candidate.
The leeding candidates up to date are
Charles Peters, OF Ellsworth, John Il.
BUNKER and Edgar /. Lord. of Eden, w. o.
Emery. OF Sullivan, ana George X. Fuller,
of Southwest Harbor.
MIR. Peters is native of Ellsworth: he
lived here until he was twenty four years
of age. returning about a year ago for the
purpose OF making this his future home,
Immediately entering actively into the
business and social life OF the city. He ii
son of William B. Peters, grandson oi
the late Andrew Peters, and a brother Of
Judge John A. Peters. OF Ellsworth
Mr. Bunker is a we'll known member Of
the Hancock county bar; he has beer
county attorney and selectman of Eden
and for years has been conspicuous in Ioca
and county politics. At the recent county
convention he was candidate for sheriff
Mr. Lord is civil engineer. and use
full and respected citizen OF Bar Harbor.
MIR. Emery is postmaster at Sullivan; b,
is member of the republican county
COMMITTEES. and an influential and highl,
esteemed citizen.
Mr.. Fuller is member of the Hancock
county bar. He has held several town of
fees and has always taken an active inter
est in the affairs OF his town.
All these gentlemen are staunch, life
long republicans.