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Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03
A Lake with Tides.

The small lake of Sewalik, in Alas
ka, has regular tides. probably due to
underground connection with the sea,
and the water Of the bottom is salt
VIE that Of the surface is fresh.
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03

been for Doan's Kid
ney Pills I would
not be alive to-day.
Seven years ago I.
was so bad with
pain in the back.
and so weak that I
had to keep to my
room. and was In
bed sometimes sixt
weeks at a spell.
b e z | nm ng with
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03

Doan's Kidney Pills, the kidney weak
ness was soon corrected. and inside
a week all the pain was gone. I was
also relieved of all headaches, dizzy
spells, soreness and feelings of Ian
guor. l strongly recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, ~ Y.
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03
Retort Courteous.

"Aw-captain. you used to be .
wrnler. didn't you?"
"Yes."
Would you mind telling me-aw-
what kind Of bait you use in catching
a whale?'
Dudes, when we could get 'em.
yovng feller."-Chicago Tribune.
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03

is too expensive
one can be made
from boards and
battens. as shown
at Fig. 3, which Is
an inside view. The
top and bottom bat
tens are within six
inches of the ends
of the door, and
the top OF the dag
onal strip extending
between battens be-
gins at the lock
si1o aud tho Iputa.
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03
iN61$1!RY'&@||25 Y'&||25<
~ q s1SEzElEcHhhlSS
A TREE HOUSE.
Directions for Building Most At
tractive and Commodious One
for Summer Use.

Almost every boy has built hut at
some time or another. whether 1t was
of boards, brush, tree boughs or straw
thatched between rushes that were
gathered from the marshes. Huts and
houses in the woods are always invit-
ing retreats for boys, and many happy
hours are often spent in them during
Saturdays or vacation time. One of
the most interesting retreats to own Is
a tree house built high enough to be
inaccessible to the outsiders, but not
too high for comfort in getting up or
down. A house of this kind Is shown
in the drawing, and it is securely con-
structed between two trees of substan.
tial size to bear it and not rack it
when the wind blows. The details of
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03
Diet for Children,

Urging the parents to give their chill
dren a potato and oatmeal diet in
stead of tea, the bishop of Galway says
that if his advice were carried out
there would be less lunacy in the coun-
try.
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03
Harry's Advantage.

fearl-Helen married? Why, she
ttld me that she wouldn't accept the
b@t man that walks.
Nuby-Well. Harry don't have to
walk. He owns an automobile.
rsIo Daily News.
Gilpin observer., 1906-05-03
SEVEN YEARS OF SUFFERING
Ended at Last Through Using Doan's
Kidney Pills.

Mrs. Selma Jones, of 200 Main St.,
Ansonfa, Conn.,, says: "If it had not
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TINT the part
n n heretofore existing between p.
Is. sherman and Jacob B.,Leyy, con-
Quoting a butcher business under the
style of Sherman & Levy, has this
seventh day of July, 1906, been mu-
tually dissolved.
Mr.. p. B. Sherman has purchased
the interest OF Mr.. Levy and Will here
AFTER conduct the business under tho
name of F.. b. Sherman. All out
standing claims against the firm Will
be paid by p. b. Sherman and he will
also collect all bills due the firm OF
SHERMAN s'l;elSqii y Levy. The business will
Pc 4 continued in II Lees brick
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Members Of Company D Ready
for The Trip to ChICkanauga
Camp for HaRoeuyr8s.
STRENUOUS WORK AHEAD OF THEM
Start to Be Made via Trolley to
[ Newport News Where a Tug viii
Convey Them to Norfolk Where a
| Train win Be Boarded For the
/ General Camp in Georgia.

The Peninsula Guards Company
ID, Will leave hampton on Il special
trolley car for Newport News at
5;15 O'clock this morning and nj
Newport News will take special
tug for Norfolk, from which poln,
the Seventy-lirst regiment viii pro,
coed to ChickamauGa Park for the
ten days annual cncampmcnt
The Guards spent last night IN
the armory in order that they might
reach the specim car in Il body this
morning. The company numbers
forty men ana three officers.
Rcgimental Adjutnnt Lieutenant
James V. Bickford, also accompanied
the company, which will be in charge
of First Lieutenant George Lancer
during the encnmpment. Cant. Jones
will be the acting major of the thiri
battalion, Second Lieutenant G.
Locke Collier was with the com.
pany
The roster of the company fol.
lows:
Captain, Thornton L. Jones.
First Lieutenant, George II. Ian
Ger.
Second Lieutenant, c. Locke Col,
lier.
Battalion adjutant, Lieutenant j.
v. Bedford.
scrgeants-A. j. Wood, C. f.
krause, j. II. Bonneville, II. d.
Cock. l.. II. Cassidy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lawson.
! Cooks, j. Lindsay, John Gam
mel.
Comparable. w. Tennis, n tyler
Gatewood, A. D. Bartlett, j. Y.
Jones, Robert Webb.
Privates Joseph Boyhan. a. IL
Parker, T. q. buchanan, w. H. Camp,
bell, NJ u Carr, II. r. Davis. j. G..
Franklin, w. Y. Gatcwoou, BENJAMIN
HOLIDAY, +. A. IIol2scmch, W. s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD -
MR.. BLACKSTONE WILL
TEACH IN RICHMOND
Hampton Educator Appointed to po.
sition in the Academy
There.

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27

Miss Eva Lindenhergcr, of Black
stone, is visiting friends in Eas
Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27

a cablegram received by Capt.
Charles Hewins yesterday announc,
ed the safe arrival in London OF
capt. ana Mrs. +, w. Darling and
.heir party. The message said that
me voyage across the pond" was
pleasant one and that the entire
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27

You Know.
Mr.. Slator Blackiston has left for
a visit of few days in Baltimore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Mr.. Slator Blackiston has left for
visit Of a few days in Baltimore.
Miss Eva Lindenherger, of Black.
stone, is visiting friends in East
Hampton.
Many of the young folks gave n
big beach party to Buckroe last
evening.
COMMUNICATING Attorney Burdette
~. Lewis has returned from short
business trip to Richmond.
Mrs. Morse higgins and sister,
Mrs Lafayette Carmines are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Moore, in
York county.
Mrs. j. j. Grayatt has returned TO
Richmond, after a visit to her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Jones,
III WASHINGTON street.
Misses Mary Branch Spencer and
Martha Spencer, of Williamsburg. are
the guests of DR.. and Mrs William
p. Isley, in Armistead avenue.
Miss Mabel Phillips, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w +.
Phillips, in Hope street, has return.
ed to her home in Richmond.
Mrs Robert S. Hudgins, Sr., has
| issued invitations to reception this
evening in compliment to her neicc.
Miss Elsie Schmclz. in her residence
i'll Victoria avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Spratley, accompanied
by Mr. G. Vernon Spratley and Miss
Spratey, will start next Wednesday
Tor Waverly, where the month or
August will he spent.
Miss Katherine Krause, who has
| been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Krause, near "A Sale ave.
nue., will return 10 Wilmington. n, G.
tomorrow evening.
Miss ATyra Rudd, who graduated
with distinction from the Normal
School in Philadelphia. has arrived
home to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. Rudd, at Rudd's Cot.
tage.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Weymouth and
little Miss Virginia Weymouth will
start this evening for I.oudoun coun.
W, where they will visit for a few
weeks Mr.. Weymouth will return IN
TWO weeks. but Mrs. Weymouth will
remain with her parents until DC.
tober.
a cablegram received by Cant
Charles Hewns yesterday announce
ed the safe arrival in London Of
Capt ana Mrs. f. w. Darling and
their party. The message said that
Inc voyage across the pond was
pleasant one and that the entire
tnarlv. yrti 20 M itsy,y,l lev, Z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
THOMAS DIXON, AUTHOR,
SELLS HIS GLOUCESTER HOME
"bixondale" is Said to tIave Been
Purchased by William Walker,
OF New York at $4,000.

According to the most trusswor.
Thy information. which reached
hampton yesterday morning, Mr..
fhomas Dixon, the lecturer. author
playwright, politician ana minister,
mas sold his handsome farm, DIX.
ondnlc.' in Gloucester county, to Mr..
William Walker, of New York.
While little information concern.
Ing The details OF the sale could he
learned, 1T is understood that The
author of the "l.copard's Spots" re-
cetved in the ncighDorhood of SIS.
eco for the famous country place
"DiNondalo" is known better tc
tourists visiting in Gloucester county
rs "Eimington," Mr.. Dixon having
changed the name of the place when
he came into possession of the prop.
erty.
1t was nj "Dixondale" that Mr.
THOMAS Dixon wrote the "I.copards
spots the "Clansman" the "Ope
Woman" and the Life Worth l.iv.
ihg' books that brought him into
prominence in the literary worll
throughout the world.
"DiXondale' consists of a tract of
"oo acres of farming land upon
which is erected a handsome colonial
residence, 1t is said to be one of the
prettiest places in Gloucester county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
FIRST MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
WIZ be Given up the "Jeemsp Mex
Tuesday Evennu.

me first moonlight excursion of
me season will be given up James
river next Tuesday evening by Can.
iral Methodist church. The commit.
tee in charge of arrangements has
secured the National soldiers Home
band to furnish music and n delish..
nj ride is promised all who make the
~ Is propose dto leave Hampton
,ari at O'clock sharp and 10 re.
turn about midnight, a program of
much ~. 3 merit IS being arranged for the
e enserta ininent of those who 10, ,,nfI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
En- eI Ateneo

a 81 pass por esta Ciudad Ell meta
bic pianista frances Mr.. Justin Ellie,
dara un cencicrts-velada en- ell Atene o,
pudiendo cl cutie pibiico de San Juan
y los afcionados al divine arte, apre-
ciar las brillantes facultades del joven
pianista de la Escuela parisien.
FL Ateneo ha preparado al efecto
una ''vslada-concierte" en- la cue to-
maran parte otros reputados artistas
de San Juan
Figuran entire estos les sefiores We
rar, y Van Dick, este 1ltimo reputa =
dlslmo violinista danes, que desde ha-
ce POGO Sc encuentra entire nesotros.
Mr.. Justin Ellie tomara parte en- las
siguientes obras:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
La bOda de anOChe

En- Ia Capi1la de las siervas de
Maria, contra leron matrimonio ano-
che, 4 las s y media, nuestro joven
amigo don Manuel Mendfa y la bella
Y elegante sefiorita Carmen Pales.
Apadrinaron 4 los desposados nues-
tro distinguido amigo don Jose G.
Arzuaga y la seflora dof1a Teresa
Bird.
Ohci6 Ell reverendo Padre don Jose
]. Min.
La boda revisti6 gran esplendidez
y solemnidad.
Una concurrencia tan numerosa Co
mo selecta asisti0 4 la ceremonial.
Al regreso fueron obsequiados los
|concurrentes en- ell domicilio de los
sefores de Mendfa, donde pudieron
admirar los valiosos regalos hechos
q los felices contingencies, q quienes
deseamos una interminable luna dc
miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
Huelga en- Cuba

Habana, 9 de Abril.-La huelga
general anunciada para apoyar 4 los
huelguistas del ferrocarril electrico
ha hecho 1asco; nj los tabaqueros nj
los panaderos sc han dec1arado en-
huelga Y circular los tranv1as, 81 bien
la inexperienced de los nuevos en-
pleados produce gran confusion. Evi-
dentemente los jefes del partido
obrero no tienen gran Influenza so
bre los trabajadores.
Habana, 10 de Abril-A1gunos pc
ri6dicos llevan a NAL la election de
don lose de Ia Cara 20 de Garcia
para el cargo de diputado en- el Con-
greso cubano. Aunquc nacido en- Ia
isla fu6 guerril1ero espaflol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
El senor AIcozer

El distinguido enpresario de Ia
Compafifa de Opera Scognamiglio
senior E. Alcozer nos ha dispensaFlo
aver tina atenta vista.
Nos dio el sefior Alcozer la seou-
rIdad de que el debut de Ia Gonna
MA de Opera y la inauguraci0n del
teatro. Sc efectuara e1 40 de Mavo
para ell cual sc estan hacienda Gran
deS preparativos con toda rapidez.
FL senior Alcozer cuyo trato ane-
nislmo y culto lie conquista las ma
yores SimpatfaS, nos hablo con ent17-
siasmo de la excelente direction oue
Sc lie ha impreso 4 las obraS de rena-
rac1on de nuestro teatro, elogi6 Il
rapldez y el acierto empleados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
Por te1efono

"Fausto" es la primera de las 6pe-
ras que cuenta con e1 houor de haber
sido olda por numeroso pliblico ha-
clendo uso para clio del tel6fono.
Iba d representarsc Ia immortal crea-
cl6n de Gounod nCheyen, Wyoming
y la Convention de elecricistas reu,
nida en- SAT- Lake decide hacer
nuevos expe1imentos con ell aparato,
para 10 cual Sc emplearon tres gran
des transmisorcs en- el coliseo de
Cheyenne y otros tantos intensifcado-
res en- Salt Lake La distancia entire
las dos ciudades es de 600 millas.
La audiencia en Salt Lake disfrut6
perfectamente del canto y de los es-
pectadores en- el teatro de la primera
de dichas ciudades. Sc preparan
nuevos experimentos { mayores dis
tancias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
HablandO con MOret

El corresponsal de ole Matin" en-
Madrid ha celebrado una intervid con
ell PresideEte del Consejo, senior Moret
He aquf, segdn el citado periodista,
las principales declaraciones de este
sobre Ia Conferencia de Algeciras.
"Espaaa-dijo el ilustre polftico-
Sc halla contentfsima por ell acuerdo
frmado en- Algeciras.
"Francia y Espafia salen de la Con-
ferencia con honor y buena cara.
aNuestro destino estaba en- Algeci-
ras entertainments ligado al de Francia
y la comunidad de intereses nos obli-
gaba 1 marchar de acuerdo con la
Diplomacia francesa, aunque respetan-
do siempre los derechos de hospital
dad y delicadeza que debfamos cum
plir, en- vista del puesto que ocupa en-
los debates de los delegados nuestro re
presentante el duque de Almod6var
Gel acuerdo, va seguro, disipara
el malestar que Sc habfa acentuado en-
estos Gltimos tiempos.
"Espero que la soluci6n pacifca re-
caida conducira TN mejoramiento de
relaciones entire Francia y Alemania.
"Esto para EspafIa, como para los
demas pafses, ,constituirfa un verdadero
benefcio.
ala Conferencia. 81 estas esperanzas
Sc confrman, puede ser ell comienzo dc
una nueva era de tranquilidad y tole-
rancia entire las naciones.
"Unicamente-a aTiadi6 despu6s-in-
quieta ell movimiento antipatri6ti-
GO, caidcado de antimilitarists, que
Sc manifesto er algunos pafses.
"Los resultados seran contrarios 4
los que persiguen sus promovedores
"Los gobiernos, en- vista de 6l, Sc
veran obligados q defender a obra
de los respectivos armamentos nacio
cionales.
"Otro movimiento paralelo, disfra
zado de religioso, que tambi6n Sc OBJ.
serya; puede retrasar asimisma la era
de tranquilidad resultante de la Con-
ferencia.
Gel orden social estara comprome-
tido-termin6 Moret, mientras no Sc
ponga coto en- Europa y America la
propaganda disolvente del antimili-
tarismo."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27

Duscar refugio q los enfermOs
|delincuentes, sino a los conflna-
dos todos de la carcel; pero es
deber de humanidad Ell condo
lerse de las miserias ajenas
|procurando atenuarlas, va que
el remedio general Y complete
es impossible.
FL municipio de San Juan tie
ne I'm plan, muy recomendable
de construir un gran Hospital
modcrno, dividido en- pabello-
mes, donde estaran separados
|aislados los pacientes que su-
fran distintas dolencias, Clasi-
f1cados los grupos de enfermos,
y atendidos perfectamente.
Pero no Sc lie imprime a csc
plan toda la actividad que fue-
ra de deSearse, toda Ia rapidez
possible.
En- el estado en- que Sc hallan
los servicios munlcipales, aqui
donde no existen establecimien-
tos de esa indole, sostenidos por
los particulares, nj Ell Estado
paga nj subvenciona hospitales,
sino que por Ell contrario supri-
me la sala de pobres que existio
antes en- ell Hospital Militar
aqui a donde afluyen los enfer-
mos de todas parties de la Isla,
cuando nj d los de la localidad
puede atender el municipio, Sc
necesita pronto. enseguida que
csc proyecto del Ayuntamiento
de San Juan, 1nicO organismo
que esta dando, entire todos los
nuestros senales de vida, aunque
con cierta anormalidad algunas
veCes, sc realize rapidamente.
antes de que pueda llegar a ser
mas grande, 10 que seria espan-
toso, el numero de desgracia-
dos que busquen, en- vano, el
auxilio Official en- los casos de
Intermediates graves.
A toda prisa, con la rapidez
que exigen las circumstances
actuales que pueden verse agra
vadas por momentos, hay que
llevar a cabo las obraS en- pro-
yecto, va que nueStrO munici-
pio tiene sobrados recursos pa
IA clio.
En- la OCCASION presente, el
tempo vale tanto como el di-
nero.
Nunca ha sido mas gra6co y
exacto el dicho ingl6s:
Times is money.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
PrOtestas Ell Chile

Valparaiso, de sbril.-"El Mer-
curlo califca de absolutamente fal :
so.el alserto de "Wa shington Post al
declr que las republicas sudamerica-
mas Sc .cuidan muy POGO de su repre-
sentaci6n en- Washintog. Por 10 que 4
CHILE Sc refiere, sus gobiernos han
culdado s1empre dc enviar como mi
nlstros 4 los Estados Unidos 4 sus
hon bres mas habi1es. ''Por 10 contra
rio, afla de, los Estados Unidos man
dan a Chile, con pocas excepciones,
d1plomaticos de segundo orden & per
sonas conocidas por su mala reputa-
La opinion pdb1ica contin1a indife-
rente hacia Ia dotrina de Monroe
creyendo que esta solo beneficial 4 los
Estados Onidos. Adenas no hay nj
Ia mas rcnota idea de que esa doc
trina pueda tener aplicaci6n en- Chile
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
De New York
Para e1 BOLETIN MERcANTTI.)

va los 1ectores del BOLET1N sabrzn
por mis- cables, Ell horroroso deSper-
tar que tuvieron e1 microbes pasa do
los habitantcs de San Francisco de
California, entire terribles estreme-
cimientos de Ia terra que han demo
lido casi por complete Ia valiosa Ca
pital de sque1 riqufsimo Estado, han
arrasado casi todos los pueblos cir
cunvecinos y deiado & la mas decan-
tada region de la Rep1blica Norte-
Americana en- la mas espantoSa de
las miserlas.
Las descripciones que del desastrc
~ sus consecuencias, atin mas fataleS
que Ia cauSa miSm2, trae la prensa
local, contristan Ell amino del mas
cmpedernido no hay boca que no
pronuncie una exclamation, nj oios
que no viertan una lagrima, ante los
espeluznantes relatoS de tanta tan
ia deso1acion.
Y, naturalmente, los sentimientos
de caridad que Sc despertaron aouf
4 ra1z de la Ultima erupci6n del We
subio que desvasto ciudades ciuda-
des y que organiZaron espectaculos
pdblicos de todas classes para llevar
q los hermanos de al1ende e1 Cont
Inente Ell Socorro que necesitan e1
|consuelo en- la affection, no iban 4
permanecer dormidos ante la desgra-
cia del mismo hogar, cuya magnitud
adn no es possible avalorar.
Hay que dar al Cesar 10 que es del
Cesar, y e1 peri6dico vocinglero que
Imuchas veces ha conducido este pue-
bio por sendas extraviadas 10 ha
aconsejado hasta en- odios renci1las,
lei New York Journal ha sido Ell
.Primero que con generoso desprendi-
m1ento y con Ell mas humane de los
sentimientos, dispuso por s1 cuenta
el env1o los afigidos, los ham
brlentos, q los enfermos, de TN tren
de socorros, donde figuraban por cen
tenas las nurseries, por docenas los
medicos y por t0neladas. los instru-
mentos, vendajes, medicinas, pan,
aqua, y provisiones de boca, ropas Y
dinero
Lue@o, la subscription popular va
lnlclada, viene a cOronar la dignifca-
da obra y las columnas del periodico
Sc llenan dIariamente de nombres
de perSonas generosas de todas las
.clases sociales Y de todas las entida-
des, que contribuyen piadosamente
.al fondo coml1n que alivie en- algo la
.tr1ste situacion de las vfctimas.
El pals del dinero tiene que ser
OTqn6a on c14c artviIi0c - II rt.rc~;,>
Ici6n alcanza una cifra que esta en-
relacl0n con las fortunas que aquf Sc
acumulan. Pero no es la obra solo
de los potentados del dinero. El po-
bre contribuye con su obo1o, V en- las
llstas no faltan suscriptores de 10, s,
y hasta de liz centavos! Este des-
prendlmiento, estos dos Centavos, di-
cen tantO moralmente. como los
100. 600 dollars que ha donado ell
hombre mas rico del mundo, John B.
Rockefeller.
Este nagnate del oro, cuand0 por
In1clatlva propia, extendi6 el aval0ra-
do check, dlio, que en- esta clasc de
desgracias todos deb1amos de contri-
buir"
Es cierto: por ESQ dc todas parties
del mundo salen hoy dfa recursos
para los desgraciados napolitanos V
vendran para los de San Francisco.
Porque solo en- la desgracia, es
cuando la humanidad fraterniza.
Ernesto Carreras.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27

Nuestro amigo el sefior don Pedro
Garcia, propietario del acreditado ia
ller de Camiserla, La Ninfa nos
participa que no obstante haberse
embarcado para Espa1a don Celes-
tino Linero, encargado del taller de
sastrer1a, este continuara alberto al
ptlblico, bajo la direction de TN com
petente maestro.