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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
PUNT0 Y APARTE
Erratas de imprenta. DO
mingo ColIszo embsrcara
ell II del corriente.
OTRAS ERRATAS
OTRAS ERRATAS
Cambio de noticias. --Equivo.
caci6n que perjud;ca a un
gran personaje.

Yo habr6, en- mi vida de ripios II
tsrarios, hecho pasAr muchss ineomo
didsdes & los lectorss; psro los csjls
tss, en- Gamble, me han hseho trsgsl
g3rdo. 81 faera q contaros toda m
ntst1ris dc errAtas de imprsnts, d.
muchas de las eua'es hs sido c6mp Pill
cs, por nal t alta dc Atsnci6n, no lIegaift
nunca al termino. Daepu6s de sodo
10 poco que euents, podsis ereerlo, sir
poner On duda nj IN Gpise.
Hobre eats tema han essrito, 90
eaudo partido, muth1s humoristAs c6
lebrsa; pero 20 no penso saear min
guuo, y Of dAr a'gaus diseulpa 4 10,
lectores do cate diario por una errAts
que SO fM antier en- oil mismo, y pedil
exsusa para 10 porvenir...."
e. el caso que uno de nueatroi
reporters trsio la hotlcia do que O.
sm'go don Domingo Collsz9 embar-
cAris 81 II do este mes pEra los Eta
dos U uidos. SY como ssra1 uasede.
que sparsei6 On el psrl6iieo ? Paes
Gallo que el aefior ColIiz, embarcara
0 II del corrienss para aquel psf'
(uueatro petr6polis,.
Y sse mes que tlene I / dIas, y aeA
20 slgunoa mas, pertsnees 4 dlclm,nt.
ala nuevA division del item 20 en- o.
novfsim, ealsndarlo de nusst :os tip
graf,s. Un mes apsndicitIco.
Pero ESQ es nadA. Uaa We or
Pones, hacs ~ algunos sid %, fai nom
beAdo SoAsiAl dc ofotnaas del Nuni
Ctpio. Lo que no hati sh IRA, htceIo
por aeuel enso lcsI! y3 mtsmo me rs
dacse un pequ ~ bombo, y 10 mandt
& uuo dc los pc i6lIo IS loeAlss. Pa
recs ses qus eot'e ottAs notlclas debts
Aparscsr en aqusla edlCl6n 10 que d.
ba eueuta de que el General Blanco
era nombrado G3bernAdor do Fllipi
nas. Por 10 tArde, con gran Asomh.o
pude lesr 10 sgutsnte ea SE CombA
teS que asi 80 amaba sl periodieo:
eNass,ro querido amigo y compa.
hMo el ioven don G Aillsrmo Atilsl
GArcia ha aldo nombrAdo por s M,
el Roy G JbsrnAdor de FlIipinAs. Ls
AeompAiia como Sscretarlo el aenor
Tal.H
Y mas AbRio!
SCI General Blaneo, Eegda ts!e.
grAma que pubIicA un diArio dc 10
Il .bana, hA sldo nomhrAdo esorihIsn
to de 10 ContAduriA muaic pa do Pom
90.
FslIeiGam)s sl estimAb's com 90
nEo aut1r dc SCArislss y Ara6 )s,s
Ea Caracas ma ocurrio 10 slguien.
10, siendo rsdAclor de EI MGnd0
&Esoribi IN ArLiealo enComiAatIco
para IN ministro, del cuAl y aunQ ue
mAlo me este el dsCIrlo -espcrabA una
subvsnci6n. Me exisndl ca dltlrAmb bou 4
de Algta peso, y le diSpar6, entire
otr.s periodos, sl sigdientsj
SEl ministro de Hacienda Miior
Lsndr6n, prottis & la iuvsnGad; ss el
MeOenAs, Tn el PuesIo donde esl&, dc
10 mlsms 4 la medIdA do sua tusrzAs
lodo 10 que ser obra del mafIsus, { bra
del progreSo, dc q dependa, ele
Puss Iced 10 que eompu.ierou lou
sAilStas y adi6s mi subvenci6L
Compusieroni sEl mlnistro de h
sIsuda stflor ladr6n, protsiA 10 iuven
tudi &c almAeena, en- sl puerto djnoe
Tara, de 10 nisAi q 10 media, de suu
luersAs, todo 10 que SO robA de Ia
aduAns Oors dsl prcgrslo, dss o.
nisper dio, etc;S
NJ b zoe m lcho escribf que un Sc
Aor pAdecia de diAbsIIG, J los Csiiatal
Uompusieron cue sutria dc diQbhh;.
Y stcelerAmsnts.
Fl hnmhFn mo ria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
julio 10 Dc 1908.

eonEibuta & 81 Io!tsnimienlo son mo-
vsnia , cinso centAvoS por Ismaua,
Alsgsnto Qus tHl Euma eI suacients
para vivir on sils mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
JOSE GONZALEZ. tsiQuGno
sr Dirsc.or de La rEMocRAcIA,

sr Dirsctor de La EEAocRAcIA,
ssnor; HAbIendo mllitado hIsiA
ahorA On sl pArtldo Rspublisano yLo
eonf0rms con los procedimIsntoG g
81, me retro para formAr un L6m. 70
mas sn la Union PusrturiQusns,
que ss, , asrG 81 que con aus busnos
ssisrloI sAlVAik 1 este pobrs pals.
Alfredo Plunug,
Yahusoa, 10 de Julio Dc 1876
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
RlrIm0p, Julio 1 de- | pOa.

Sr. Director do L A DENocKAU1A.
DlAtiDEdido sompAIriota; Dssds
este momsnt) me dssligo por eompls-
10 del NAL llAmAdo pArtido sSpnb lea.
no pusrIorriqueao, por no llsnar di.
Cho pArtido mis- aspiraeiones de ga.
trlota, J pido un pusIto ca 81 graz
partido sUni6n de Puerto RiscS, Ius
es 10 eolsctiVidad po!itieA en- donc .
militan los vsrdadsroS patrioIas.
JOSE GONZALEZ. tsiQu1no.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13

La imprsnlA de lA U UlivsrGidsd dc
Oxford, Adsm&I de ser lA mas antique,
ss sl msior sstAb.soimIsnIo tlpc grEHso
del mundo.
En- ella 90 eonssrvA lodo ouAntc
puede ser nssesArio sn oil Arte de i'm.
primirI do tal susrls, one 81 sn M mo
usnto dAdo des sspArscierau IodAs lad
imprsnIas del mundc, , qusdAAs & /.
esmsnte 10 de lA UnivsrIidad ciiada,
podrfs stelir fGuelonsn1o como 81
nAda b lbierA oeurrido.
e. Npo que 40 smplsA ss hsce alli
mlSmo, tabrisa sus IlniAs , conlsesIo
nA 81 pApel. Fl personal ss Ian ipte.
rssAnts como 10 inprsntA, porous sasi
todos los sArg D visnsn trasmitieudo.
ss dssde hAes aiglos, dc padres { ht.
ioI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13

Uaos midlooa loudInsnass han o..
eontrado en- el tuho digestive de IN
iudividuo, Gqu'en han opsrsd1 en- su
hospital, rs psdsGos de corcho, 20 Iro.
sos de papsl de sstan }, una bAIa de
plomo, W sentimos en- ssldrIllA me.
nudA , otras euAntas eosAs tan fGc LED
de digerir OF m les ciIadas. Ada 60
dice qus sl opsrAdo viva , que tens
sx0elsnta aLstito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13

sslA tornado lA Ale iranls 81 solgglo
De tplsrIPslonsa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
CUR|OS|DAOES
El psIo do los n isicos. Al
gunos Instruments y el
sistema piIoao.
La PIN', MEDICINAL
Facilita la digestion y cura
los callos. En- Ell est6mago
de un hombre,

Be ha observado qle 10 md .ica
sirrcs noiab's ir a ler cia sohrs sl cra
cimiento del ps,o. El piano, 81 violio,
el violsnse 10 y sl aont.Absio t.vsrs'
cen oil dasarrolio del sistema pilosc,
Lsst, Rubinsteiu, Psgsntpi y sarssa.
70, son exss.sntss sismplos do ea-
10.
Los iussrumsntos de metal, 90
eamblo, pusdsn AeAbar con el cabello
mas Abandapte sn circo 8 ssis amos.
ri tromb5n, aobre todo, 90 un depila.
tor infalible.
La II Gusnela de loa inatrume nlos
do msdtrs (dsuta, clsrinsts ob6s) 90
poeo peresptible.
Dsos tsnerss On cusEta que oil ti4o.
TO rreservador do los instru m snsos de
ausrds solo susls ssr ssguro hssss los
einsusnta ID u; pasada ssta sdad, lta
melodies mas sublimss no pusdeu svi.
tar 10 oslvisie.
Daraute estos dItimos aios ss ha
vsnido hacienda expsrimsntos para
ecnoasr los tfsctos m dctna'es do laa
frutas, y muy espssis mente On 10 que
pusdsn syudar 4 10 digestion, y % he
comprobAdo que On sss rsspeeto no
hsy frutA tan valiosa como ls pits
smeriaAna.
Uao do los experimsntos que 10
eomprusbSn eonaisls On ponsr una
raia do pifA sobrs un hiakk AL oato
dc muy POGO tempo 90 pons 10 ca GO
blanda haata bsstants pre- fandidad
como ai estuvlers digarids. Eu ls f..
bricaci6n dc Q srtas eslstinas allmsn
sisiss. 90 emplea por ESQ 10 brom 1lina
que % sl principle sctlvo dc 10 pi-
Gs.
AdsmGs dc ssto, oil iugo 90 mpy
hueno para eAsos do 3itssria, porqus
'isres una podsYoss aooi6n diluysnte
en- los sxerseiones, tales como 10 mem.
hpAnA diis6 'isa, Aplieado con hisopo
& con IN puvsrissdor, el tempo Dc
Q 1ptacto con la sxsrssi6n no o. SUD.
etanta para que la disoluai6n sec com
Olsta; psro 81 para ahlandar les tx.
srscionss tAcllitAr su desprsndimisn'
10. Tsmb en- ablanda los cpidermla
sAllosas, AunQus ago mas dsspaelo
que sl Gcido sAlisiIioo. Una raiitA
VsQutfia ap isadA & IN Gallo. 10 ablAn'
dc de lal m 1do On 81 sspAcIo de ocho
b orAs, que 60 pusde Arra-eAr de euaio
Sin dolor alguno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
"A Conlp-ariison.

students ~ 1909 number a1aa
- bMlang and a%s equip
t School sn o. e
school T WaE,nl 1hi
further the phenomenal work at Blackstone
Why? Church. Th we
without
children Sc stats o hd
OUT
the TO he for too
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
The Blackstone Platform Three Planks.

n sqch
POSSIBLE COST -
threeph
standing oil Blackstone Schoo.
First Plank not e9ntent @ me d u
given IT Insists xs
which }yst fIy nts @ n5neS 70
school Of IKE gn3de ~ this 1unt
maineh much
hufu
&Si 5&8 E
Second Plank se 5 PosTwE cHRsFAN
In,
the SOW
e1e The @ u Is I
with lives dnc ths Gn tna h sn
OF develop cult,
b
positively Christian The aohe he School @ from can't and sanGf
lin lfe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Third Plank.

~ 8,
girls Tuition h mus
fc that
e ba ipsIsassd the
bu
couLo NOT ATTEHrSA a
Self Help care ns.,' q Ana
aneve G h on expenss TernS
ships
schoo These go girls
oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

inc qucstlon:t why should you help US
Because. The Blackstone Institute is not pri-
- - yate, but Is church property.
p It puts sound Christian training within reach Of
girls IN nodert to 8clrcumstances. sSS
It has already had 1900 young ladies under its care
~ $50 of these have been trained and allowed to nay
their expenses after leaving school. 5@'
g. It gives self-Iep Scholarships by which a girl can
@ tho School. stss "a 11i
g. It trains for service Pastors. parents and neigh
bors testify to the moral and spiritual influence
Of the girls trained at the Institute ##
q We need your help. tss} FL
ference to this furnishing and very successful instttu-
ton but from what has been said some idea can be
formed OF the principles underlying the work OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
GRADUATING CLASS 1906,


Problem altough property has I
dfoidea the ] E TIE @
cah or reIabe
@ 80 I % 1al @ @ AZ
thwhich TO
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
To Messrs. Percy & Campbell
Rent Her Double

Il knew no one for i weeks when
was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble writes Mrs Annie Hunter, OF
Pittsburg, Pa. and when | got bet
fer, although | had one of the best
doctors / could get. was bent doub-
lie. and had TO rest my hands on my
knees when | walked From this ter
rible aft1iction | was rescued by Fec
tric Bitters. which restored my healtl
and strength. and now | can walk a
straight as ever. They are simply
wonderful" Guaranteed to cure sto
mach. liver and kidney disorders; a
Finlay's Drug Store: price soc.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
The Mark

II one individual pays small debts
Ten, twenty, or few hundreds OF dol
lars promptly. he soon has excellen:
credit in that proportion. So il he
pays thousands. the grade OF his cred
il IS raised; II a corporation pays
hundreds 81 thousands of dollars
promptly, and finally goes beyond the
million dollar mark, it takes very
high rank when It is carefully and
well managed. That IS the mark The
Mississippi Home Insurance Com
pany has passed.
George W.heatley is the agent il
Greenyille OF this reliable old com
pany.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
A UNSUITABLE MURDER

would be to kill off some OF your
old scuab chickens and get trio
of our big, thoroughbred B. r.
Rocks, or Silver Laced Wyaii
dots If You want large. rapid
growing fowls, get these. If you
want an abundance of eggs at al
Wyandotts. They are good
broodsrs and fine mothers.
We have only limited number
left 1t from $500 to $50 per trio,
rooster and two hens or puIlets.
Write NOW. or you may be too
late.
". 3. CHAPMAN.
Indianola, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

tiers IN paouess Oh otIlieI-eDI, iroh
which considerable collections will
be made, probably within the next
30 DAYS. which will materially IN
crease this amount.
None oft he real estate of the Bank
has been sold. Under the order Of
the court | advertised for sale the
property upon which is located the
bank building ydlr honor instruct
ing that the upset price should be
$I5 10000 Fourteen thousand dol
lars being the best bid made there
for. this property was not sold.
file herewith an exhibit &C 20
my report a bill of Messrs. Percy a
Campbell. Solicitors for legal ser
vices as shown therein. amounting to
/ 81 $4,000. and ask the allowance of &c
bv vour honor I also file list OF
cash items as exhibit e TO this re-
port
| have turned over to my success
! s0r in Office Nv T. KretChmar, ala
+ Of the assets of the Bank which are
in my possession. and file herewith
as exhibit ID" his receipt for same
and now I ask 4 final discharge from
this honorable court as Receiver ~
this cause.
> The position has been one full Of
responsibility; its duties have been
iaborious and conhning, and in the
: discharge of them l have impaired
| my health, and have neglected to my
serious loss my personal business.
: have paid. asst he court advised. 0 :,
Of my personal means. $4,000 in at
( torneys fees and for accountants, to
To Messrs. Percy & Campbell
Il To ReidDunn. ....-......... 1900
ki To w. Thos. Rose. ........ 1000
e cor these expenditures | ask rein
OF oursement.
For my time and labor expended i
< the administration of the assets c
: the Bank for the benefit of its cred
tors ask no compensation.
!, J. S. Walker,
Receiver OF the Merchants & Plan
. ers Bank.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
RECEIVERS PETITION
DIR. Walker, Receiver OF M.
& P. Bank Makes Final
Report and Begs to be
Relieved.
State OF Mississippi,
Washington County
In the Chancery Court.

Washington County.
In the Chancery Court,
!. S. Walker. Receiver,
VS. NO. 32I/.
Merchants & Planters Bank.
To the Hon. Percy Bell, Chancellor
Your petitioner, J. 5. Walker, begs
to submit the following as his hnal
report as Receiver of the Merchants
/ Planters & Bank /
Petitioners files herewith as apart
OF his report, and as exhibit "a there
/ 10. statement Of the condition OF
! the assets of the Merchants & Plant /
ers Bank, as the same appears from /
/ the Receivers Book on December 2S. I
1905, and he prays that said Receiv- /
er's Book, which has been compiled
! by him, and which shows IN detail
the exact status of each and every
report, and the same Is submitted
! herewith
And he also files herewith as ex-
hibit "B" a statement Of the cash re-
ceived BY him as Receiver, and OF
the disbursements made by him I'M
der the orders OF this court.
Petitioner represents that the afore
SAID statement OF the cohdltlon OF Tie
Bank shows the assets of the Bank
taken at their face value aggregate
-. - -. -. 1901. o85. 70
That its ascertained liabilities
, amount to-. -. -. 48,I22. IS
Leaving an excess of assets
over liabilities of..... 53,8I2.o4
! Exhibit "B" shows that as Reeciy-
er your petitioner has collected If
+ That he has disbursed under
the orders of this court $685. 5;
4
y Leaving balance on hand
y OIL ..,'..S 33'o5o5
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Leaving an excess of assets
over liabilities of .... 53,8I2.64
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Leaving a balance on hand
OF. -. ..$ 33,6s8.5
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

An aggregate Of S63,ooooC
Making the total cash collections
from the assets OF the bank sI65.
s36I2
There are quite aiauInber OF mat
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Exhibit "B" shows that as Reeciy-
er your petitioner has collected in
cash. -. -. -. -. $Io2, 236.I2
That he has disbursed under
the orders of this court 68,5o7.55
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-21

It is to be earnestly hoped that the report of the intention of the war department to move the cable office from Valdez to Fort Liscum will prove to be unfounded. Val dez is the natural site for the cable office. It was the prODer place when the office was instituted and no change has occurred since that time to warrant the removal of the office to Fort Liscum. As the war department well knows the town of Valdez is so situated that It is the most important port in the vast territory of Alaska. When Time in the fullness of his promise shall have made of Alaska vast teeming commonwealth and the great business arteries of the northland shall throb and pulsate in unison with the outside world, Valdez will be the heart-the great supply center of Alaska. What New York city is to the states so is Valdez to Alaska, and 1t would be as reasonable to move cable office from New York city to Willits Point, merely because a United States Post is there, as to move it from Valdez to Fort Lis cum. While the war department is in charge of the cable, it is true that the cable is less for the pur- pose of war than for commerce. It was contemplated when the cable was proposed, to advance the welfare of the inhabitants of Alaska, and the war department was put in control more for the reason that it is the only depart ment that could well handle a government cable than for any necessity which that department might have for a cable. The war department should not arbitrarily change the location of the cable office, the cable was laid for the best interests of Alaska and the best interests of Alaska crave the retention of the cable office at Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-21

The people of the Third Judi cial Division are certainly in a deplorable condition. Wickersham the judge of that district has been back in Washington since last September trying to get another four year job. The court commIs- sioners have scattered and gone, some of them left the territory and yet Wickersham is hastening back to draw down his $65OO for years service on the bench. The people up there are getting desperate. There is no way of settling mat , ters by litigation and cases al- ready in the court are lying in statu quo. No writs of habeas corpus can be issued, and men are lying in jail in direct violation of the constitution of the United States. No bills of exception can be settled. No citations on ap- peal or writs of error can be issued and no matter how erroneous the judgment no appeal can be per fected. The whole machinery of equity is completely He. And all this because one certain man wants the office when it is obvious as anything we'll can be that his use- fulness has been so impaired that his future services are absolutely worthless as far as justice is con cerned.-Transcript.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-21
Additional TelegramS.

Washington, June 2O-The pro- posed charter for Burleigh's Alaska railroad was brought up in the Senate, but no action was taken.
 Washington, June 19-The meat inspection bill will give the secre- tary of agriculture the power to review decisions of the inspectors. All of the suggestions of President Roosevelt will be accepted.
 Cincinnati, June Ex-Governor Patterson died at his home here yesterday of Bright's disease.
 Washington, June 19-The House adjourned yesterday out of respect to the late Congressman Lester.
 St. Petersburg, June 2O-The Douma has elected commission of one hundred to draft agrarian laws. They refused to consider woman's sufferage, and after the session were met outside by a dele gation of women who assailed them with umbrellas and put them to flight.
 Washington, June 20-Ex-Gov- ernor Brady, of Alaska, called on the president yesterday. The in terview lasted about one minute, the president refusing to talk.
 Seattle, June 2O-Four tons of Alaska gold dust was deposited at the assay office yesterday, which is the record deposit sincethe opening of the office.
 San Franc isco, June 20-Earth- quake expert Nakamoura, of Japan, says that dishonest mortar, a conglomeration of sea sand and lime, is responsible for the greater part of the damage caused by the earthquake in this city.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-21

Our contemporary in the issue of last Saturday, says that the fire men will take part in the Fourth of July parade, attired in their new uniforms, which consists of caps. shirts and belts. We are positive that the city council will prevent any such exhibition.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-21
Notice For Public a t ion in
 Newspaper.
MINING APPLICATION NO .T.


 United States Land office, Juneau, Alaska,
 February q, A. D. 1906. Notice is hereby given that T. W. Blakney, whose postofiice address is Valdez. Alaska, has this day filed hIs application for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the View Lode Mining Ciaim, with surface ground six hun dred feet fin width. situate in Valdez Min ing District District of Alaska. and designa- ted by the fie d notes and official plat on file in this office lot No. 654; said lot No. 65i being described as follows. to-wit:
 Beginning at the s. E. location corner, being ins. in ground, from which U. s. LOG. Mon. No. 10 bears s. p deg 02 min F., i229 it distant; Thence \. 57 deg p min W, 1900 1t to Corner No. ?;
 Thence N. s2 deg B min E, GOO it to Corner No. g;
 :. Thence s. 57 deg 25 min E, l5oo it to Corner Thence s. g deg B min W 6oo fl to Corner No. l. the place of beginning; Variation at all corners g deg l2 min F.. Area 2O.s s6l acres. The presumed course of the lode line bears s. 57 deg 25min F.. 1900 it throughout the length of said mining claim, equi-distant from the side lines therOf.
 Said mining claim is situate on the North slope of Tarall Mountain, near Copper River. The location of said lode mining claim is duly recorded in the office of the Y. $. Commis- sioner, and ex-ofiicio Recorder at Valdez, Alas ka, in book "H" of mining locations at page 499.
 unclaimed public lands of the United States. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said View Lode Mining Claim, or surface ground are hereby required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Juneau. Alaska, during the sixty days period of publication thereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the statute.
 JOIN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice ofapplication for patent of the View Lode Min ing Claim, by T. W. Blakney. be published for ten successive weeks in the ALASKA PROSTEC- TOR, a weekly newspaper published at Valdez, Alaska.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. BROWN X SMITH, Attorneys. Date of first publication March g, 1906.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-21

Subscribe for the PRosPECTOR to be sent to Chisna, Slate Creek, Nizina, or the copper country this summer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-06-21
Pocket Shelter.

A BOOKLET entitled .'The Prospectors Friand," issued by Way Pocket Shelter Co., South Pasadena, Cal, contains interesting in- formation for the prospe, tor and also detailed instruction concerning the use of the smeltcr tablets manufactured by the company which are intended to enable the prOspectot to test hIs ore on the spot at small expense.
 20 Box 4l3 South PA Sadena Calf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10

their testimony would necessarily be in
accordance with the views and dictations
OF the Nebraska Telephone company.
Therefore, it appears to me, that a just
investigation should include the indie
pendent telephone interests of the state,
which are strictly Independent and are not
connected in any way with the Nebraska
Telephone company.
A canvass OF the state will show that
there are more Independent telephone users
than the combined number of subscribers
of the Nebraska Telephone company and
their sub-lcense. with the exception of
Omaha and South Omaha. Many counties
in the state have three and some high
as five times the number OF subscribers
that the Nebraska Telephone company
have.
At the Independent telephone convention
held in Lincoln on January % and "a Of this
year the companies present represented
more than 5000 subscribers with possibly
as many more subscribers TO mutual com
panies which are not members of the state
association, therefore making no report,
and within this same territory there was
less than 1900 subscribers to the Nebraska
Telephone company.
With this condition existing 1t seems as
IL the Independent people OF the state
should at least have a hearing.
w. j. STADELMAN,
Manager Kearney Telephone Co.