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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-12-11
Mrs. Roosevelt shopping

Mrs. Roosevelt is doing her Christ
mas shopping now She is not wait
ing till the rush begins and until it is
worth a life or "a silk dress to attempt
to get near the counters. The press
dispatches say she is buying her holi-
day goods now, and buying early in the
day, and having them sent home be-
fore six O'Clock. The Presidents s
thoughtful wife is not keeping the
saleswomen on Uhe 60 from $50 a. M.
till ll.30 p. m. without rest. She is
not wearying the girls who do up the
packages or the messenger boys who
carry the bundles to their destination
Mrs. Roosevelt is probably an honor-
ary member Of the Consumers League
OF New Jersey, and is quite worthy Of
full membership. She is a sensible
woman, as every saleswoman in the
land will certify.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-12-11
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Lackawanna according to re-
port will built new station at Clay
street, Paterson, with tram car line
across the canal and down the steep
hill TO Main street, a distance Of about
1000 feet.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-12-11

The Erie r. r, Industrial agent has
located 122 new Industries along the
line during the year. Thirty-one Of
these were located in New Jersey.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-12-11

The Lackawanna Railroad Company
is preparing to construct about half a
mile Of track along the main line at
East Dover. The new track viii form
an extension Of the track in the coal
yard at that place.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-20
sTEvIcK VISITS CAMP

Guy Leroy Stevick, one of the best
known men in the city of Denver. has
come to Goldfeld to investigate an Of
fer for some mining properties owned
by a company if which he is president.
W. w. Ellis of Denve and Mr.. Stevick
are interested in the company which has
the Bulldog group of claims in the
-Diamondfeld section of Goldfeld. The
Bulldog sideIines the Belmont claim
and lies one claims length away from
the Quartzite. The South Bend strike
has doomed the Importance of Bulldog
property until Mr.. Stevick, as president
of the company, felt that he should
come TO Goldfeld to investigate for him
self. Mr.. Stevick is a well known law
yer in Denver and has amassed a con-
siderable fortune in mining operations.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-20
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORATE

President: VIM. j. DOUGLASS, president of the
Manhattan Consolidated director Tonopah Midway
and West End Mines at Tonopah;
Vice President: E.. B. CUSHMAN, capitalist and
extensive mine operator in Southern Nevada's great
mining camps.
Secretary Treasurer: CT Fl. WISE, cashier of the
Manhattan branch of the State Bank & Trust Com
pany. These, with j. j. MULLIN, mine operator,
WALTER DOUGHERTY, C. E. EVANS, of the
famous Briggs & Evans leasing company operating
on the Dexter estate, and BARNEY JUDGE, the
original locator of the property, complete the
directorate.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-20
LIST OF AGENTS WHO SELL THE NEWS

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES House
CINCINNATI-Gfbson House.
COIORADO SPRINGS. COLO-P o. News Store
CHICAGO. Hip. O. News Co, IT'S Dearborn ~ Joseph Heron
Empire News Stand. Great Northern.
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Union Depot; Brown Palace News Stand.
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E AND ANSWERS

subscriber are welcome to tn use Il this department II asking
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env oneers. tic. to assist in our Investigation As 1t requires much
.rs ona correspondence, often % elicit the desired information, ao as
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-20
CAPITALIZATION, 100000 SHARES.
Treasury Reserve, 10000 Shares.
ANNOUNCES IT'S TREASURY OFFERING TO
THE INVESTING PUBLIC

AHAOukA l11kSA SoN
The Corporation owns the Pay Ore, Santone and
Lost Pearl claims, an estate Of
Sixty Acres.
Three sets of leasers are extracting $50 ore from as
many shafts on the Company's
holdings.
Values and extent of ore bodies have shown marked
improvement with every foot of work
accomplished
A glance at the personnel of the directorate will
favorably impress the most conservative
investor.
The Paymaster group is just at the stage marking
the transition from prospect to produc-
ing mine.
In no section of the Great Manhattan District has
such strength of formation been disclosed
to view.
This offering of treasury stock presents every attrac-
tive feature of investment
promotions.
ALI the ownership stock will remain in pool until the
mine is on a substantial paying
basis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04

Jack McFajdcn is willing to meet
Young Nelson at 1913 pounds ard Is
confident that he can dcGca. the local
lad AT that weight. Before Jack viii
enter into any agreement he wants to
see that $3.50 that Nelson Is willing 20
wager on his chances. McFaadon says
that he is IN the ring for the mazuma
and docs not care to make long talks
through the newspapers.
II looks as though there might be
another match between these two lads
that Is, II Nelson can get together
that $3.50,
Meanwhile both Sullivan aud Nc
FadGCn are looking Tor Opponon'
Fighters, like everyone else, know lit
Tic OF the conditions OF these Islands
and are afraid to come here. They all
want rCturn trip tickets from Frisco
besides good fat guarantee to box.
There are no fight promoters here who
are willing 10 take the chance with
any such proposition.
1t may be that Cohen will bring n
man to meet Sullivan and II Is claimed
that others are intcrcs ed In bringing
men here, Since McFadden made
such good showing in his bout with
Nelson he will find II hard to get on
match
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04
WILL PLAY RUGBY

The two California universities.
Stanford and California, have adopted
the game Of Rugby football to take the
place OF the American game. This
was The decision of the conference
football committee, made up Of Cali.
fOrnia and Stanford mon. Much disap.
pointmcnt has been expressed by both
OF he University students. Although
dissatisfied. the students recognize
that they have no redress and must
play Rugby or nothing.
The action OF the university leaders
IN adopting Rugby 10 a good deal IN tho
nature Of protest aguins, the lacka-
daigicai attitude OF the Eastern com
miitCc on rules, which has neglected
to present reformed football game
that would eliminate he pres cent Oh.
icctions ON the score Of brutality.
There Is a possibility Of the game
only lasting one season. II will be
played In the next annual meeting Of
these universities.
\. q meeting OF the trustees of the
Northwestern University II was dccid.
cd TO abolish INTERCOLLEGIATE football
Tor FIVE years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04

All the teams are now getting down
to business and practiCing hard for
the opening OF the baseball season,
which will DO on he 2ist day Of May.
It looks now as II the season will be- 4
good one with the teams all well
matched, Al present the II. 4. g..
eCem to have a shade the best OF IT,.
This team Is composed OF the very
rpmc player who have been togo her
Tor some years, ana there is no reason
why they should not make Just as
rtrOug Il showing this year a. they did
last. JOY and SOlrCs will probably DO
the battery work for the Reds.
:: - .
The puns and kams will appear In
new uniforms This season.
u u -
Just whCr. Eyors will play this sea.
son Is no known. Chas. Fa'k, the
manager Of The II. a. C.'s, claims that
he win appear in the Reds uniform.
Manager Stourc has his name on the
puuuhcu Hist and Eycrs is practicing
with the Oahus,
:. 70 -
Contrary 10 former reports, Nannlt-
Ia win play with The Oahus. II was
claimed that BIN would go back TO tho
Hams this season
70 !: :!
II rs rumOr,d that Henry Sheldon,
the crack Kan Hhortstop, might play
tor tho Males during 1906.
= q 81
Rev. Turner will be behind the bal
for the Colts this season
:. q y
Van Nlict Jr is trying for the Pu.
nahOu Uutn,li.
3! Z: .
Harry WILDE of the last years Elk
team Is going TO the Coast in n few
days and will NOT be with the Onhus In
their opening games.
(; % 9:
Leslie, n brother of Sam, viii hold
down third for the OOhus. This young
stcr * said TO be n conner.
:! % Z;
II looks as though tho Males will be
much stronger this year than last
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04

purse for these two. but his Offer will
not be accepted, and it is quite posi-.
tive that they win accept MCarcy s
terms a $4,000 purse is the largest
that has ever been offered for q battle
between lightwcights. Just what No
Ian. Nelson's manager. will think OF
the proposition Is not known. II Is
Just like him TO want a 100000 purse
and be referee himself.
~ % q
Chas. Griffin, the champion fca her.
weight OF Australia, is in Frisco look.
ing for match.
:. :. q
Dave Barry and Mike SchrCck fought
on March 2Sd. Schrcck won in cigh.
rounds.
{. {: -
Tho fight trust has offered Sam BCr.
ger and Jack O'EriCn 60 per cent OF
the gross receipts. Berger is holding
ont for an extra 10 per cent. on the
side. a fight between these two
should draw $50, 600 house.
:: :: -
Joe Cans has challenged Tommy ny.
an to a fight ut the middlcwCight lin.
IL. lie also wants to meet Jack
Twin" sullivan. Cans Is having n
hard time finding opponents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04

Battling Nelson and Terry Mccoy
orn got even more money for their six
round bout At Philadelphia than the
GrsJ reports indicated. The actual
count Of the cash In the house shows
o total OF almost sea COO. Nelson's pOr-
tion OF this was $l0,35O McGoyern's
$4,000, and Inc clubs end $500. Mel
son received Sizes for each round and
5j75 Tor each minute that he was
lighting" This certainly was making
mOney hanh oYer fist.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04
SPORTING GOSSIP

The San Francisco baseball team is
training at Visalla.
% q q
Sir Thomas Upton will enter thc
Shamrock III, the unsuccessful cup
challenger against The Reliance in the
race of Newport in August for the cup
offered by King Edward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04

Jack Dougherty and Jimmy Gardner
boxed at Milwaukee on March 23G
:: {. q
J, Thomas has boon matched to box
Jack Twin Sullivan at Los Angeles.
2: q .:
Dick Hyland Is matched to box
Young Corbett, Benny Ynngcr and Ed.
die IlanlOn.
u {; -
7, MCarcy OF Tho Los AnEclcI fight.
ing club has offered 100000 for a fight
between Nelson aud Herrera. Tom
O'Rourke agreed TO hang up a $4,000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BISHOP TRUST COMPANY, LTD,
FOR RENT:
House, Hinau St.: bedrooms, $3g.
Store, Fort St; s35.
Warehouse, Nuuanu ST.; 500.
FOR SALE:
Handsome residence and large lot,
Pacific Heights.
House on Pensacola ST.: stables,
poultry run, etc. Fine place for
chicken fancier.
Fine building lot on King st.
Three cottaqes on Young ST.. mos.
quito.proof all rented; a pay.
ing investment.
BISHOP TRUST COMPANY, LTD.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04
Colt Acetylene
Gas Generators
affords

A Superior Light TO all others.
Aceytene Gas Is superior in quality,
and ehcapness radiates less heat, viii.
ates the air less and has no Injurious
effects on the eyes.
For further particulars inquire at
the office.
Also Calcium Carbide Of all sizes. In
drums and small cans, for Generators
and Automobile Lamps and all sizes
and grades Of Gas Nantes and Gas
Burners.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04
SITUATIONS WANTED
EaClIS GALE.

Fine corner lot in Maliiki. Curbing,
water, fruit and ornamental trees
and all improvements. Two min.
utcs' walk from cars and Punahou
College. Address Il. f., this Office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04
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Address Il. s. X. Bulletin.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-04

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08

Beauty. s. s=ss
TIE 1pyflusRram for tl1e. commence-
ment exercises, which will begin
[profAptly at 8 O'Clock aud to which
all ares cordially invited, Is as
follows Ss: = :. s5>sz:s: { =
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08
Five Beaes Ia / q Week.

T = = T. /
While Duluth has held a record as]
the home of the black bear as we'll
as the home of the "graftieste gang
of. business men who ever lived by
eating, we never heard of FIVE bears1
being killed in the Zenith City in a
week even IN berry season.
Soswe believe the record has been
|wrested, and by az ineasIy little
lumber camp in the north woods,
the denizene Of Camp II Of the.
Virginia Lumber Co. hanging s,1p
five pelts during the last week Ia:
May. Three Of the animals. were
full grown, the other two being
yearling cubs. 7= /
Peter DeMill, camp cook; bagged'
one Of the big fellows, Matt Peters
another; George Davis got year
ling, and 5. ". !. Nettleton placed
two to his credit, one a.. yearling
and the largest old one in the.
bunch, weighing nearly 400 pounds
and having q very fine pelt.
And the last week il May is not
particularly ! good week for bear,
either. ...$..:-s .s.: =z.55
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08

led q on the remar bIy smooth and
convincing presentation Of one of
Shakespeare,s beet plays: s.z=s :"...z::
b The mueic a. the play was classic
and appropriate, being Mendels-
sohn,s famous comp position for the
dran1a. The overture was rendered
by Wilson's orchestra, And Miss
Josephine Sterile played the piano
for Fairies March, Flower Dance,
the Wedding March and other in:
cidental music. Quite number,of
ivisitorssfronasouto of town came to
see the play. Allswere enthusiastic
in their praise. The total receipts
were $780, which will be used for the
purchase Of class memorial. + =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08

KYeIetlI and Garland HIYeqsssith.as .as
shandsome:cut glase vase, as me.
smento Of her visit to the range. gs
Insrecognition of her 1abors In
behalf ofthe order Mrs. Mary Barton
was presented with beautiful
hand painted pitcher by: Virginia
Hive, the presentation being made
by Mrs. Mary Reid. The members
of the Hibbing Hive also rememb-
erred Mrs. Barton with handsome
hand decorated plate. @-.@ s=@z--. ....:. :.'.:s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08
COUNCIL PASS l,sPo oyssD.,,e oRD.ltA,,ef



Il The new imp pounding ordinance,
was given It's third reas1in the;
council meeting Tueskiay. .eyel,ing
and despite. the erunaort tiaat 7ixzeper
will not sanctio the rl1easure was.
passed. BY una ninaous vote Of all
membere present, the absentees.
from the meeting being AldernenI
Meaberg and Owens4 The ordin-
|ancesis more sweeping il its pro-
visions than was the former city
Law, and properly ncIudes poultry
|in the same classifi fication Wit athe;
poor nan's COW 8 q
The council also took .actionson'
|necessary sewer xtensions, diirect-
|in9 the city ngineer toa prepare
plane sand sspscIiic iona foIsa
Etar5 sewerint the alIe betyEe OPP
(Iar and Cedar street frorn Ohio
(ayenue to aiiroat avenne,sand be
e .een Hennloc and Reel street.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08
R0Ai0TED INTO HIGH SCHOOL.


: - T
Aelasss Of thirty six eighth grade.
pupils, the. largest class in'the his-,
tory Of the school, will be presented
with promotion cards at the close
5of the school year, ntitling them to
take up the High School course
: The pefsonnels Of tl1is class of
youthful workers issas lows: #z $..
Thomas Bailie Jessie Chalmers
Lambert Gill Anna 5P.Hanson
Ebert L Hannafo Carl Hawkinson
sHuldahM y. Johnson Everett Lindsay
5.Arthnr l1ehtonen, Arthur,I Morrell
Walter A.Newman AlmasA. Panna:
Florence Z. Ryan Grace "a. Bonner
Marion n. sullivan Ira n. Curtis #
Blanche Woolcock, Grace Woolcock
.charlessA. Harcl Agnes n. Hall
Ellen A. chin Nathan v. Kellar
lane e. Klonoski Hattie G. Lipkie
EWarwick Martin Helen /. Oberg
Nellie Rooney Bruno Z LPakkala
olga Roswald Mary ySayolainen
EMiunie Sackary Carl W Wilson
Edwin Tornquist Hilma Pehreson
Albert n. GAIA ayzB. Dixon .
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08
AsotiveeS eStesek eae Rsa,6je,.

- 8. Aaof1UeeStteeotG Gae nuop666e,
!: F.SB. Myers, of Biwabik, president
OF the Mesaba Range Traction Co.,
and a. n. Robertson, a. prominent
Minneapolis capitalist and investor,
,weresin the city last evening, hav-
ing driven over the route Of the pro-
posed Iino fron1s Dill to ti1is
city. W1lile the street car proposi-=
ton has been silent factor for sev-
:erals weekss Mr. llfysrss hiss keptas
the project with tireless.
energy, and dswilisucceedasiininteres
inR uecessary capital to- finance the
scheme. S
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08
llu \ Y e !. I. q Z RRE Ro0 NJ:


~ y Oabss dto " l1o q 9 &
q &. 8 Forty Eoet Iii
The store building occupied By
Jereissati Bros, owned by John
Anderson of Bufl, will l,e enlarged
,by.ansaddition Of for1y feet making
the bull ding l06 feet is length.
This "a ditionai room e greatly
needed By the enter'p 'prisine Occur
pants their 81 grosvi,iR business
demanding large quarters.
Work On the inp royen1ent will Be
commenced sc once, and the addi-
ton will becomplet sby the time sof
the arrival of fall tock heavy
orders for which have ALREADY been
placed sl.s
rNS
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-06-08

|Duffala. Harry Neff made a good,
:Egeus, and with much force called
EE'''the law" down upon the head Of
the "scornful Lysander." Philost.
rate, played by John Bonner as
= Master Of the Revels" was satisfac-z
tory. Lulu Martin. as Hippolyta,
was. efective-even beautiful, and
her attendants, Eugene ,McCarty
and Edwin Tornquist, were as fine
"a pair Of coons as:ever came out of
the dark continent -: :.:.-. .-=...
The hard, handed men of Athens.
provoking sons Of toll =:
were distinct success. Witheham-
smer and tongs they won their. way
Ito the hearts of all. The Moon was
ia marvel Of mellow light; the wall
"a "chesty" pillar of support to the;
whole performance. and the lion a
success. Leslie Reid as
yQuince the carpenter was all right,
and we will here record that he
could saw his way to success
through any play. Starveling the
tailor cast a shadow by the light Of
his own moon-lantern that wac pale
with emaciation,r while Flute the
'bellows.nender, when playing
|Thisby. had a voice that would
charm the pollywogs from the
banks Of Silver lake and his strides
were somewhat less than q mile in
length. When this "Sweet, bully
crowd got the center Of the stage6it
was time for the audience to get
happy, which was done every time.
The leading Characters Of these
Edevoteess Of Thespis, was Nick
Bottom the weaver. lick was: the
the wonder Of his hearers. His
voice and Versatility were amazing
and he was hawlessly consistent
from start to- finish. Ii facial ex-
Epressions he show himeelf a true
actor, and dshis sstunt,' 90 we'll,
that all II the audienceswere ready
TO take his word for i, ], that he
[conld do any part from Thisbys %
the lion. Nick Bottom as acted bY
Ian,es Bailie wan i distinct triumph
in high school dramati tics and. he is
|entitled To- q place among the
comedy starr that will shine "a the
memory of those, who listen tosclase
plays yearaft ter year.
The fairies were dainty spriightly
and attractive, Harold Wasson as
Puck was exceed dinghy clever. Hin,
vas etar part and wac IelI
brought out. Obern inpersonated
BY Axel Dahl, strucl an effective
|climax in his Meet llo,pn-
tight Prond Titan1ia. His sls,i1iunci-
alton was excel nent md his acting,
lall that could slb,ei. esireti. mania
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
A d Miracle.

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request DIR. Kings New Discovery was
given her. with the astonishing result that
improvement began, and continued until
she finally completely recovered, and is a
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