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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-21

Londcn May. 2l.-The Telegraph's
st. Petersburg correspondent declares
hat the days OF the Russian pariia.
ment are numbered He says
In the eyes of the court party the
parliament is already dead the only
question not solved being how ana
when to arrange q decent burial
My belief is that crown will dis
solve the parliament, promulgate a
narrow electoral law and order new
election. which will result in the re-
turn Of its owl partisians."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-21

YOU WOULD HAVE a dull day in
your kitchen at home II there were not
enough fuel to cook with. Publicity is
the motive power Of stores.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-21

NfHt s1
THE PREVENTION Or Adu.I avn
at the store Ii quite wlt't.n ths power
Of tl'e merchant--but 10 rsccysr from
their effaets u not ~ sIn2Ir
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-21

tcoaeia'ie1 % seoosa f-Ass-s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-21

Hoveve- Marsh SAYS bis helief 8
that his vile & DOW in Heipar. TITAN,
ana thar sne has adopted the Mormon
faith. with spiritual tic variation
that enable he- io ke p h-r coatraL
HlI last known residence vas 2-9
south Nai1 zf--c-. irsiic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-03

A Ia Succession de Nepomucena En-
rigo, compuesta de sus nietos Anto-
MIA y ulia Bruna, 6 sea demandados
antes mencionados.
Por Ia presente Sc notifca 4 Uds.,
que Sc ha presentado en- Ia ohcina
del Secretario de Ia Corte Municipal
del Distrito Judicial Municipal de
Humacao, Ia demanda del actor an
tes citado, en- Ia cua1 solicita Sc dicte
sentencia condenando 4 los deman-
dados al pago De Glen dollars Y las
costas, segtin todo aparece de Ia de-
manda presentada.
Y habiGndose acreditado por medic
de affidavit que Ia Succession demanda.
da compuesta de Antonia V Iulia
Bruna, Sc halla ausente de Puerto
Rico, y que existc causa de acci6n.
la Cortc ha ordenado sc haga Ia ci
taci6n de los demandados por medic
de edictos que sc publicara una vcz
cada scmana durante cuarenta dias
y que dc no comparecer 4 contestar
dicha demanda dentro dc los cuaren-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-03

ia dias despues de notifcado. Ia de
mandada podr6 obtener III fallo 4 su
favor por Ia cantidad recla,nad.. con
forme derecho.
\ para Ia publication Dc Ia pre-
sente citacion. durante ell termno dis
puesto, en- el peri6dico el BoLETIN
MERcANTIL, extiendo bajo mi firma,
en- Humacao, d once de Abril de 1905
-AciSclo Garcia, Secreta.;o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-03
GRAN ESTABLECIMIENTO F0TOGRAFICO De R. COLORADO
1E1.E a.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

Reproduce ns hniA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-03
En- Ia Corte Municipal
del Dlstrito Judicial Municipal
de Humacao.

EStados Unidos de America. }
III PreSidente
DE los EStalos Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-03
I'm Ia CORfE DE DISqRqO

BEL BISqRlTO JUDICIAL 1B HUEACAO, ?. R.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
Scattie-Valdez Mail

The contract for carrying the mails between Seattle and Valdez during the next four years has been awarded to the Northwestern Steamship Company, at $57, ,6O0 per annum.
 The contract calls for four round trips per month. with the under standing that the mail shall be car ,ried as much more frequ',teiy than than four round trips per month as the contractors steamers may run, and further, that if the con
 ractor shall show his inability to secure sufficient commercial busi- ness he shall be permitted to re- duce the service to three round trips a month during the first year of the contract, with only pro- portionate reduction in compensa- tion.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15

Subscribe for the PRs0a ECToR to be sent to Chisna, Slate Creek Nizina, or the copper country this summer.
 P. $. Hunt announces that the second lot of 5x7 Souvenir Albums is now ready, for the benefit of those who are waiting.
 Jack Smith, one of the discover. CTS of the Bonanza mine, is again in town. He will take charge of tire Bonanza this summer.
 R. R. Robinson has gone to Bea- yer Dam to take charge of the roadhouse. A large supply of pro- visions and horse foed is on the way in.
 Don't stand for a handout on watch repairing, snow glasses, rich jewelry and cut glass. Save money by going to Stull's, leader in super for goods and low prices.
 John K. Barrett, a mining expert. some time a resident of Chicken creek, is in town, and is preparing to visit the copper country to ex- anime a number of prospects. MT. Barrett is a brother of the Miss Barrett, who was for a time on the PRospECToR staff.
 Jake Jacobson of Slate creek. who spent spent the winter prospecting on the middle fork of Chistuchina, reached town last week.
 R. Blk, mayor of Copper Cen ter, returned on the Santa Clara after spending the winter in Seattle, San Francisco and Minneapolis. He will make a quick trip to Cop per Center to relieve A. Holman, who is coming out for medical treatment.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
!. ant In CT or roperty.

F. F. B rsin oi Nes Yor:<, Denis Donohoe of San Francisco and John F. Barrett of Colorado. ar rived on the Santa Clara and have established an office at the Phoenix where they are taking options on copper pro- critics in the Copper River and Chittyna country.
 This party is representing east ern capitalists who wish to secure good copper claims on the interior. and if options can be secured on enough prospects to warrant, a party of experts will be brought up in June and taken ia to examine the properties. They announce that they have no connection with any of the local railroad projects but are here merely to acquire cop per property, and are willing to pay fair sum for the privilege of examining the holdings of the local prospectors.
 Mir. Burgin will spend the sum- mer in town while Mir. Donohoe and Barrett will leave in few days for the Chittyna where a camp will be established az head quarters for a prospecting party, after which Mir. Donohoe will re- tuLn to town and take in the party of experts dnring the summer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
Geographic Items.

Washington, Feb. 15-Senator Elkins has introduced a ari!road bill, making the acts of the inter- state commerce commission subject to review b. congress.
 Washington, Feb. 15-Judge Wickersham denies being a candl- date for the governorship. In an r'crv;ew he said "f am not now,
 - ;. l.,.' nua never will he
 .,..t.se IT cnve,,,r" Yes rday he asked the judiciary com ;ni,tce for an oral hearing on the charges made against him. The hearing will probably he given next week, at which time the judge will be given an opportunity to answer the charges.
 Willetstadt, Feb. .13-Plotting is rampant in Castro's house. Both vice-presidents are suspected of dis loyalty. Almost the entire popu- Iation of Venezuela are ready to fight ..against the president. The establishment cf blockade by France is only awaiting an out break.
 London, Feb. 13-A telegram from continental capital indicates a feeling of unrest over the Mo TO can conference, in which rup- ture is probable, as France is hang in hack and refusing to consider further demands of Germany.
 St. Petersburg, Feb. 13 A ter:i- ble massacre of Jews has taken place at Kalarashi. Besarast and Nodetails.
 New York, Feb. 14-Coal miners throughout the East are preparing for a great strike. The operators have agreed to refuse the demands of the miners, which will be made to-morrow. Two hundred thous- and men will be involved.
 Y Seattle, Feb. 13-Dr. Rhoads, of 16 State street, Rochester, N. Y :. is hunting for his brother, Walter Rhoads, who went to Nome in 300 and later was in Fairbanks.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15

Several of the Winchell party, who were at Nizina two years ago, will come to Valdez on the Oregon to spend the summer prospecting for copper in the Chittistone and Chittyna country. Louie Leven- salcr. Gus Nelson, Chas. Lighthoe and Tom Coulter are among the party.
 K. J. Field, who has number of quartz claims on Nabesna, re- turned from the states on tlre Santa Clara. He was married this winter and his wife will accompany him to the interior. He has five horses and alarge outfit.
 James Mccarthy arrived on the Santa Clara wi;h 2S tons of sup pliea and ten horses. He will spend thh summer doing develop ment work on his copper property at Nugget Creek near the head of Kuskalana. His party consists oi ten men.
 Watch Mainsprlngs $1 at Stull's,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
You'll Find Them

At inc Bowling Alley-The De- cember list of Edison Monograph Records. We also carry large stock of the 1andsomest Flower Horns ever put on the market. to say nothing of many Standard and Home machines. all with the latest No. 3 crane attachment. Al so large stock of Gold Moulded Records. 'li you contemplate buy ng a phonograph it will pay you o call on us.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15

The sporting editor of Seattle paper in writing of Nick Burley, the alleged pugilist says: Nick has a chin that protrudes about foot It makes the rest of his face look as if some one. early in life. had slanted it back with club. It is about the shape of a grave digeer's spade, and while it would make great training ground for bunch of whiskers, it gets in the way when he is fighting. It also gets in the way of the gentleman he is fighting with. In fact, Nick's op- poncnts have lot of trouble to keep from hitting it while they are doing two-handed drilling. And after a mistake or two of that kind Nick can go to sleep without rock ing.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
Boom In Copper.

There will be twenty parties do- ing development work and pros pecting in the Kotsina, Kuskalina, Chittistonc and Chittyna country this summer. On the Santa Clara were a number of :he outfits in- cluding representatives of capital and severa! mining experts. Cap italists are now interested Tn Alaska copper and are anxious to secure holdings here.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
Kidnapping Alaska Women.

San Francisco, Feb. 5-Captains of whaling vessels who have been accused of kidnapping native Alas kan women are to be brought 10 account by the government. Col lector Stratton to-day received in- structions from the department of commerce and labor ordering him to investigate the matter and arrest the offenders. The charge was made some time ago in a report by Capt. Hamlet. of the revenue cut ter Bear, who cruieed in Northern waters,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
A Time Bail.

A movement has been started by w. H. Bremen to have time ball arranged on the cable building, so that it can he dropped at noon each day. and aid in keeping stand ard time in use in to- n. All ar- engagements have been made for in- staHing the pole and time hall if the consent of Capt. Hartman can be secured.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
Alaska Deputies Bill Re. orted.

Washington, Feb. 5-Ihe bill providing for the appointment of deputies for collecting license mon- eys in Alaska and providing for letting contracts for road building when the proposed cosl is above $2O,0O0, was favorably reported to the Senate to-day. The extra dep uties are said to he urgently need I'd
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
Cali For Warrants

Valdez, Alaska, Feb. 15-Notice is hereby given that l will pay all city warrants up to and including No. 574 if presented within ten days from date.
 E. B. WHEAT,
 Towr. Treasurer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
Married.

At the rectory of the church of Epiphany, Feb. IA. 1906, by Rev. Taylor, Chas. N. Jone. of Valdez. and Miss Maxomine Marsolais of Seattle.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
\

A commission has b"sa appointed 'by the Cznr to decide on the most feasible route for the Trans Alaska Siberian railroad, and will visit Alaska this spring to start sur VeV..
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15
O1sen-B n-B6rgen.

c. E. Borgen, proprietor of the Valdez Market, was married Sun day evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. William Scott, to Miss Annie Olsen of Seattle. Rev. Bur nett performed the ceremony. MT. Borgen has fitted up suite of rooms over the market where they will reside for tire present.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15

: Cable receipts"for January, 1906 were $9,779,5O. This gives an in- crease of $2,611.73 over the receipts of January, 1905. Since the cable was first iaid tie nonth y receipts have shown a steady gain.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-15

The Sunday Alaskan of Juneau is the latest addition to the Alaska newspapers. It is d six-column folio, all home print, published by the Dispatch Publishing Co.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
MINGO POLITICS

Politics down In Mingo county Is
getting red hot and the way the Min
30 News is showing up the gang of
grafters In that county is sight.
or course they will say that II is
none OF our business, but IL does us
so much good to see these usurpers
OF the peoples rights shown up in
their true light that we cannot help
feeling elated when we read Il. We
hope this will be the last OF the gang
In Mingo county and IL we are not
mistaken, the honest voters OF that
county in the present election will
wipe them out out OF existance, SO
far as the administration OF local af-
fairs are concerned. Watch, good
people OF Mingo, for they will bear
watching.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
WATCH OUT.

Better watch out for political
smashups hereabouts. The people
the aroused. Even the colored peo-
pie ae beginning to see the error OF
their past voting and Will show their
independence IN the future. That f.
certainly the only way the coIored
man can ever get recognition. The
gang that has been leading them
and giving them nothing in return
but promises. care nothing for them,
save to ride into Office on their vote.
Stick to your independence. Mr.. col
ored man, and you will bring the
Big 4 gang OF ringsters to stand
still with a vacant stare that will
make them get on their knees to yon.
II ought to be renl pleasure TO the
coiored men to astonIsh their bosses.
or rather masters, as the ringsters
would really have II be.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
REPUDIATEs WOMAN
PROF GARNERS WIFE DENIES
THAT MlSs GUIMORrON
WILL. OCCUPY Cage
IN JuNGLEs.

Bristol. Tenn. Oct. 26.--Mrs. r.
l.. Garner. wife OF the noted student
OF the monkey language. makes the
following statement:
AS several newspapers have In
formed the public that one Miss
Quimorton. OF New York. was about
to join Prof. Garner In the jungles
OF Africa for the purpose OF study
ing the monkey language. and would
occupy an iron cage among the wild
beasts. II Is but Justice to say that
Prof Garner Will certainly not &C.
cupy his cage. as It was lost two
years ago by the capsIxing OF boat.
ut is also but justice to state that
Prof. Garner ia in ignorance OF Miss
onimorton's proposed trip to Az
rica."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
THE PRESBYTERIAN
GATHER AT sTAUNToN

Staunton, Va. Oct. 26.-Wide-
spread interest centers I'm the 18Th
annual session OF the Presbyterian
synod OF Virginia, which convened
here last night. Over 800 delegates
fromvirginia, West Virginia. Mary
land and the District of Columbia
are In attendance upon the meeting
which Will be In progress until Tues.
dy next.
one OF the most important oues.
lions that will be considered is the
advisability OF establishing n female
college to be under tho caro- OF the
synod. Rev. w. NJ. Hunter, OF New
port News. the chairman OF the com
m'ttee appointed last year To look
'"'o the matter. will probably make
MS report Friday morning.
Rev. II. II. Fleming. ID n os
Lynchburg, chairman OF the commit.
tee appointed TO confer with the rau
'''u oii'cials' II regard to the abate-
ment OF traffic. will be heard and q,
understood that he has n most
gratifying report to submit IN ,be
synod
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
SURELY SCARED.

slemp In the 9th Virginia district
must be frightened out of his wits.
He has started patent inside sheet
at Coeburn which is endeavoring to
slander Mr.. Bruce. Slemp's ear marks
show up all through the sheet. and
makes II plain that he is behind its
Such a sheet will do
him no good for the people have
enough OF Slemp rule and his politi-
cal methods. Trumped up falseh Gods
on the eve of the election will have
no weight with the honest voter.
1t Is another disgusting episode in
the life Of Slemp which goes to prove
that he will resort to any deception
to deceive the people and gain office.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
JUDGE HOLBROOK
TREATS THE kids" f"

Judge @. J. Holbrook showed both
his liberaiity and his interest I'm the
little ones yesterday when he made
with local fruit deal
er to supply the public school chill
dren with treat to bananas at re-
cess. The word soon went out and
spread among the scholars. the ma
jority of whom focked to get their
promised treat. II took considerably
over a big bunch OF the luscious
fruit to supply the demands. but all
who applied were accommodated.
The Judge has n big heart and loves
to see everybody enjoy themselves.
especially young America"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
UNITED STATES
AND THE JAPANESE.
PROBLEM TO SOLVE - JAPAN
CLAIMS BAN FRANCIsCO
AUTHORITIES VIOLATED
THE TREATY OF 1894

Washington, Oct. 2G--Serious con-
sideration was given the japanese
situation at today's cabinet meeting,
although matters have not progress
cd to n stage OF strained relations"
between the United States and Japan.
There Is no concealing the fact, how
ever. that the officials OF the admin
istration are considerably perturbed
lest such result may ensue. Zach
nation In effect has accused the other
OF violating treaty rights. Japan ask
ed the United States It's opinion as
to whether or not the action of the
San Francisco authorities barring
Japanese children firm public schools
was not an infractIon of the treaty
OF 1894.
The United States has made simi-
lar inquiry as to the conduct OF the
Japanese In Alaskan waters.
While these exchanges are going
on between the State Department
and tho Toxic foreign Office. the ad-
ministration here will make every Of
fort to assuage anti-Amerlcan feel
Ing In Japan.
Plans were considered at today's
meeting OF the cabinet for working
out solution OF the problem at San
Francisco.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
"25.ooo BY 1908. /"

II there is business man In blue
field opposed to the above. aud will
tell us NO IL. We viii stop these ar
ticles- IL there ia ono favorable tn
II. we want him to tell us. either by
letter or In person. You've got time
to do II. That dollar you're chasing
80 hard will not get away. So Just
take Ave minutes time to talk to us
how much you want to see "25. 900
by 1905" Some people have an
idea that a newspaper is like a
preacher--not tn be interrupted. or
talked back at. But you just pitch
In nd sass" back all you please.
Just to show you're on the earth any.
how. A week or two ago. the writer
overheard Roanoke man say that
Bluefleld business men were like a
lot OF boys scrambling for pennies In
the street. That they thought every
dollar I'm sight was to be the last
one they would ever see. and I'm the
scramble for IL. they had no eyes for
the larger opportunities within their
each. In our wrath we arose and
killed him on the spot: but we have
thought since that maybe the knave
spoke some truth.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
THE MIRACULOUS
COUNTY CHAIRMAN

The Alderman Advertiser. edited
by the Chairman OF Mr.. Herndon's
County Committee. seeks to convince
the w. Va. News that The Watch
man IL the seat OF disorder In the
Republican party. We are innocent
of this offense. The source or dIscord
In the County Committee whacN
went outside OF its membership to
make the Advertiser editor (himself
n bolter) County Chairman. and then
using him az it's mouthpicce. inaug-
urated tho most furious factionaI
war upon more than half the Repub-
lican party. We doubt n politics has
often Afforded parallel to the course
pursued by this collection OF politi-
clans. Assuming to be the leaders
or party and the Chairman editor
OF their county organ. supposed TO
he unbiased In party matters and
free from factional entanglements
and maker OF party peace. he and
they turn their artillery upon a host
OF their own party. denounce then.
with vile names, and wage "a fierce
and unrelentlng war upon the very
mon whom they claim have got to
take their orders at the election.
After having applied to the Ritz Re
publicans the epithets OF "clowns,"
thieves" Snakes" &C., and having
driven the latter to seek hearing
through The Watchman because
their alleged party organ had sud
denly been transformed into their
most malignant enemy. this miracn-
lous County Chairman charges )me-
body else with being responsible for
the discord. and Is boasting about
how he and his clan are going to
carry the county for the Republican
ticket. lie would thus convince Sen
ator Elkira that the Chairman Is "Tt"
In Monroe county and the Herndon
County Committee the only pebbles
on the beach
But we shall see what we shall
see.--Monroe Watchman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
CONCERT TUESDAY,
OCTOBER THE SOTH

There has been some mistake in
the date OF the entertainment at
the Presbyterian Church. The cor
rect date is Tuesday evening. Oct.
the SOth. at & O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society Is to be
congratulated upon securing the ar
lists for the evening.
The Lynchburg News gives the
follow In account:
Miss Annie May Moorman and
Miss Sonora Catherine Hurt. d light
ed large audience with song re-
rital and reading at the Gladstone
Y. NJ c. A. last Wednesday evening.
People came from miles in the coun-
try and surrounding stations to greet
the well known Lynchburg talent.
and there was not standing room
left.
on this occasion Miss Hurt won the
applause OF the audience as she en-
tered and held them through by
her artistic arrangement and brilliant
rendering Of the vocal part OF the pro-
gram.
Miss Hurt has dramatic soprano
voice. full OF melody and sweetness.
as well as brilliancy and power. BY
all who heard her she has been con-
sidered one OF virginia's sweetest sim
gers.
Miss Moorman, the reader OF the
evening. proved herself an artist I'm
her expression and the listeners be-
came artists I'm appreciation.
Miss Moorman's style is pleasing
In the Highest degree. Hers Is the
noble art. having nothing of affecta-
tion. but possessing all the qualities
OF naturalness.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
DUKE CONSENTS
TO SEPARATION
MaRLBOROUGH SPURNs THU
FILTHY LUCRE OF CoNsUEIO =
AND WON'T HAVE IT.

London Eng, Oct. 26.-Renounc-
ing the money of his wife. formerly
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. of New
YORK the Duke OF Marlborough has
consented To a separation from the
duchess. This is the latest gossIp
going the rounds I'm regard In tbe
martial troubles OF the well known
peer.
Terms for separation OF the couple
have already been agreed To accord
ing To this report. The countess will
get Sunderlnd house and the duke
VIII waive all right to any portion OF
the fortune settled on his wife. al tho
time OF their marriage. The income
from this marriage settlement is said
to amount TO S175,0 900 annually. All
that the duke will really profit. will
be to the extent OF the repairs made
by the duchess to Blenhelm.
Neglect OF his wife Is said To have
led TO the troubles of the duke.It Is
reported that year ago King Ed
ward talked to Marlborough In be-
half Of his wife, but without accom-
plishing any good The final tin came
when the countess refused TO accom-
pany her husband on fishing trip
to Scotland.