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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26
DaweS.WatS0n.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson who
We're married last Wednesday in Boze-
man, arrived in Lewistown Thursday
evening. They expect to be at home
to their friends soon in the modern
residence which Mr.. Watson has con-
structed near the high school building
Ever since their arrival in Lweistown
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson have been busy
receiving congratulations and the best
wishes of host of friends The groom
occupies a responsible position with
the Citizens Electric company and is
counted one of the substantial young
busines men of the city. The bride al
so has wide acquaintance in Lewis
town, having visited friends here on
numerous occasions We take pleas
ure In wishing the best there is in a
long and happy life for Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26
WATER WORKS
BONDS SOLD
N. W. Harris & Co. of CHICAGO Pay
S480 Premium for Issue of
S35,OOO.OO.

There was a meeting of the city
council last evening, held for the pur-
pose of opening bids for the gravity
water works bond issue of $4,000. At
the time the matter of issuing the
bonds was bling agitated its oppon-
ents predicted that the city would
have difficulty in disposing of them.
This prediction was knocked into
smithereens as there were some ex-
cellent bids for the bonds, n. H. Har-
ris & Co. of Chicago being the highest
and, consequently, successful bidder.
A premium of $3.50 was paid. The
ponds draw interest al the rate of S
per cent and redeemable in 20 years
with the privilege of taxing them up
in ten years. Contracts for the con-
struction work and material for the
pipe line from the big spring to the
city mains will now be advertised for
and dirt will soon be flying on the
ditch.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26
Gamblers Are Fined.

Carl Hagenson, Charles Nave and
Edgar Ramsey entered pleas of gull
ty to the charge of gambling last
week before Judge Cheadle and were
fined $l25 to $3.50 each The fines
We're paid and the men were dis
charged The cases We're initiated by
County Attorney Roy Z. Ayers about
two weeks ago. He has announced
that gambling must stop in Fergus
county and evidently intends to make
good the assertion. Judge Cheadle, in
sentencing the men who We're before
him, gave them some sound advice
and threw in warning against
again being brought before him.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26
BODY
WAS CRtMATtD
Request Carried Out in Denver. Sis.
ter Brother Will Arrive in City
This Afternoon.

In assordance With request, made
previous to his death, the body Of Os-
car Stephens, the Fergus county pio-
neer who died last week in Denver
was cremated in the Colorado city
shortly after the trivial th5re of his
sister, Mrs. Calph and brother, Alf j.
Stephens. Mrs. Calph and Mr.. Steph-
ems will arrive in Lewistown this even.
til later in the week.
Although full arrangements have
not been made, the funeral services
are announced for Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock. Just where they will be
held from has not been determined.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26

DE- kotas, Washinton and Oregon and
as result, tens of thousands Of peo-
pie who were struggling for an exist
ence on the wornout farms of the
eastern and middle western states
nave taken advantage of the remark
ably low migrant rates and come west
where, in large majority of cases,
they have become prosperous. Mr.
Bass informed a representative of the
Democrat at the depot yesterday
morning just before leaving, that it
was now Montana's turn and that he
Will be sending thousands of home
seekers into this state within the next
twelve mCrths.
I'VE have accomplished our mission
! so far as the Dakotas, Oregon and
Washington are concerned" said Mr.
Bass. "Those states are now in posi-
ton to take care Of themselves and
| their growth will continue without the
extraordinary assistance which we
have been giving them. For reasons
which are we'll known to alive have
made no especial effort to populate
Montana but it is now the time to be
gin | anticipate that our task of get
ting settlers to come to Montana will
not be a difficult one. This is mar
Nelously rich state and will acccmmo-
! date hundreds of thousands of new
people. Your agricultural possibilities
are almost beyond reckoning and there
are commercial opportunities here
such as no other state in the union
can offer.
This is my first visit to Fergus
county and | can say with all SINGER
ty that l am simply amazed at what
l have seen here. There is not a finer
strip of grain land in the United
States than the lands of Louise
creek and Rock creek benches. Dako-
| ia cannot beat il and that is saying a
great deal. Although in the so-caled
| arid belt, it viii be found that the
cultivation of the land will go far to-
ward conserving the moisture and
making a crop thing of uniform GER
tainty
There is not a finer undeveloped
country in the west than that which
will be crossed by the Billings &
Northern railway The beneficient re-
suits of the road will be almost i'm
mediately discernible. Within a very
few years there will be thousands of
new settlers along the Route of the
road and lands now considered worth
less or fit, at best only for the graz
ing of sheep will be transformed into
productive ranches. Fergus county is
capable of sustaining many times the
| present population and we shall see
that the immigrants are brought in
We are now bringing out fine class
of immigrants, the larger number OF
them having sufficient means to keer
them going and improve their places
when they are settled"
Concerning newspapers, Mr.. Bass
said: THE newspapers are the first
immigration agents. Too much can.
not be said of the value of the worl
which western papers, large and small
have done toward advancing the vel
fare of the west In my work, I fine
them of the greatest assistance"
Messrs. Bass and Crosse took away
with them about ten thousand of the
folders which We're printed by tht
Commercial club of this city and sait
that they would want more of then
in the future for distribution in the
, east.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26

that the contract has actually been let
by the $500 line for the construction
of 200 miles of road westward from
the farthest western terminal" This
terminal is some little distance west
Of Minot, N. D., at the present time
and 200 miles of construction will
bring the 500 nearly, If not quite, 100
miles within the state Of Montana, Mi
not being about 125 miles east of the
Montana line.
The 500 will enter Montana north OF
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26

'he Great Northern line and after
crossing the Fort Peck Indian reser-
walton Will continue westward for a
considerable distance. until the most
desirable water grade is encountered,
when 1t is expected they will drop to
the southwark. cross the Great North
ern and come into the central portion
of the state
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26
The $500" COMING.

The report is reliably circulated that
the Minneapolis, st. Paul & Ste. Marie.
better known as the 500 system, Is
to extend through Montana to the
coast. Parties claiming to be in a po-
sition to know say that construction
end of the year. These parties state
that it has come to their personal
knowledge which events will prove,
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26

Continued on page seven.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26

This is the last issue Of
the Democrat that you
will have a chance to cut
the advertisements out Of,
you'll have to hurry the
time is short. Get your
friends to help you. Ev-
cry local counts 50 votes
and every display ad
counts 100 votes. Clip
them out and mail them
to us, YOU may get the
ElWell.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26

Ostemoor mattresses are such stuff
as dreams are made on. They cost
SIS and are sold exclusively by the
LeWiStoWn Furniture Co
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-06-26
StdinfIOOr

Stainfioor is the greatest pre-
paration for floors yet produced
wears like iron, will not peel or
rub off; heel marks make no inn
preston on it. Stainfloor is
floor food, fills all the pores of
the wood and leaves a smooth
even surface which will make
your old floor look like new.
Stainfloor can be used on all the
woodwork in the house with
equally good effect. Try a can
and if you are not satisfied after
using it return it and your mon.
ey will be refunded. We are ex-
elusive distributing agents for
Stainfloor in Lawistown.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
Rotreta

Programa de las pleas que tocara
en- la retreta del domingo en- Ia Pla-
"a Baldorioty la banda de la Policfa
Insular:
March. ;Estreno). "Pollywog."
Kammeameyer.
2-A1borada gallega, Veiga.
3-Poema sinf6nico "Danza Maca-
bra Sain Saenz.
4-"Celina" polka obligada cor
netfn, Milpagef.
5-Scena duo de la opera ''Travia-
ia Verdi.
6-Vals "The more | of other Girls
the | like you, Brill.
Ia Two step The Ciggler"
Haines.
(b) Medley march Bright Kyes
Good Bye, Schartz.
8-Danza Amanda, Marquee,
"Star Spangle Banaet.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
|lS b0leS del cldlO Eq)0IlO|

NOS comunica la Comisi6n de reci-
DO del Casino Espafiol, que 4 las
mascaras que asistan & los bales Sc
les exiglra 4 la entrada, la tarieta de
lnvitacion y Ia contra sefia que han
debido recibir, al inscribirse, en- la
Secretarfa de dicho centro.
Tambien Sc les recuerda 4 los Sc
flores socios que deben olicitar para
cada una de las damas que vayan
con ellos, aunque pertenezcan 4 la
tamilia, una tarjeta especial de invi-
tacion.
La prohibition de 1levar niffos es-
ia VICENTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
MaeStrOS aprObadOS
EN- LOS RECIENTES
EXAMINES

Maestros graduados Manuel Ace
vedo, San Juan; Daniel Rodriguez
Cruz, Yauco; Benito Cumpiano, San
German, y Pedro Aran, San Sebas-
tian.
Maestros rurales, San Juan: Jose
Gonzalez Figueroa, Pedro Mora, An.
tonic G. Sepdlveda, Erasmo Colon,
Rafael Soto Gelabert, Rosa Rosario.
De Carolina: Hortensia Calder6n,
Jacinto Viera Pereira
Ponce: Guadalupe Renta Y Leon
Carlos Wives Bazan, LAURA l.. Mirai.
lie, Petra Quijano Berries, Camilla
Chard6n y Oleo, Carmen Lopez Co
llazo.
Yauco: Rafael So1tero Perez Y Ra-
fael G. Vazquez.
Mayagiiez: Carlos Aran y Juan Z.
Rodriguez.
San .Sebastia Angel A. Maitfn
Pab6n, Consuelo Gonzalez y Adolfo
Levi
Utuado: Maria Serrano.
Arecibo: Manuel Colon Roman.
Manat1: Rosario Rosado' Y Ramon
Sandin MARTINEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
COrte De DiStrito De San Juan

Maunabo Febrero s, 1906.

Se1lalamlentos en- las cauSas crini-
males por jurado, pendientes ante la
Corte de Distrito del Distrito Tudi-
cial de San Juan.
Febrero I5.-El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Antonio Ve1ez, homicide
involuntatio y Martin de JESUS por
seduction.
Febrero I6,-Contra Francisco r i
vera y Genaro Alvarez por seduction.
Febrero I7.-Conzalo Salas, por
seduction.
Febrero Go.-Contra Francisco Va
llente, abuse de conhanza y Juan Fl
gueroa Pavon, escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado.
Febrero 2o.-Contra Felix Faura,
escalamiento en- primer grado, y Pc
dre J. Ortiz, Justification.
Febrero 2I y 24.-Contra Juan Lo-
PEE Corcino, escalamiento. Y Genarc
Bonllla, asesinato EN- segundo grado
Febrero 2I.-Contra Eduardo Pc
rez, l.. Rivera, d. Cepeda y Ramon
Nuflez, por escalamiento.
Febrero 23, (dos juicios).-Contra
Eduardo Vegas y Cruz Ruiz, por es-
calanliento.
Febrero 26.-Contra Ramon Figue-
roa y Felix Figueroa, por asesinato
en- primer grado
Febrero 27.-Contra Genaro NAL
donado, por asesinato en- segundo
.grado.
Febrero 28 dos juicios).-Contra
Agripino Dfaz y Marin. por ataques
con intenci6n de violaci6n, y Anas-
tasio de Jests por esca1amiento.
Mario Io-Contra Rafael Robledo
Salabarria, ataques con intenci0n de
comcter homicidio.
Mario 2.-Contra Balbino Carta
gena, Vidal Otero y Eusebio Garcia
por hurto de mayor cuantia.
Mario 3 " 5.-Contra Santiago Ro-
sa Calder6n, por atentado la vida
y Esteban Mena, por vioiaci6n.
Mario 6.-Contra Jose Rosario y
Martin Rubio, por escalamiento.
Mario 7 y 8.-Contra Arturo Souf-
front y Vicenti, por ataques con in
tenCi6n de cometer homicidio, Y Pc
dro Boria y Lopez, por asesinato ct
primer gradO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
Ell an;verSariO
de la Rep6blica

En- el local de la "Liga de Deta-
llistas" Luna, ndn. 5, celebrara ma
mana, a las dos de la tarde, la "Liqa
de Republicanos espaf1oles una so
lemne reunion que tendra caracter IL
terar1o, para conmemorar e1 81. Q
anlversario de la proclamation de la
Repdblica en- Espafla.
A la expresada reunion que ha de
resultar muy concurrida, segt1n los
preparativos que Sc observan, hemos
s1do atentamente invitados.
Quedamos reconocidos 4 esta de-
mostracion de cortesfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
Una bOda

Entire 9 y 10 de la noche del pri-
nero del actual, y ante ell Pbro. don
Luis Rodriguez, cura encargado de
esta parroquia, contrajeron natrimo-
MO los estimados jovenes don Ma
nuel Ortiz Delgado y la senorita To-
sefa Rodriguez y Arroyo.
Fueron padrinos de boda, don Ma
teo Navarro y su esposa dofia Fran
c1sca Stella, en- cuya morada tuvo
etecto la religiosa ceremonial; V 4 la
que asistio I'm regular nimero de in
vitados, amigos y familiares de los
contrayentes, los que fueron obse-
qulados atentamente por los esposos
Navarro Stella.
que la felicidad Sonrfa por STEM
pre- Manolo ly Josefa, son nuestros
deseos mas fervientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
FL DR.. GustayO Munoz

Nuestro distinguido amigo Ell doctor
Gustavo Mufioz ha trasladado definiti.
vamente su domicilio consultorio d
la calle de TetuGn ntimero 81, en- Ia
misma casa que habitaba antes de 81
viaje a Madrid.
Ell doctor Mufiez, nos ruega que de-
mos este aviso & su numerosfsima
clientela y al gran nimero de sus
amistades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
SENTENCIA
San Juan p. R., Febrero 600

Este Tribunal, despu6s de haber
revisado cuidado samsnte las actua-
clones relativas la causa arriba ex-
Presada, y considerable las alegacio-
mes cscritaS y orales de ambas par
tes en- apoyo de suS respectivas pre-
tensiones, opina que L. Corte de
Distrito del Distrito judicial de San
Juan, no ha incurrido en- error en- su
Sentencia y resolution denegando I'm
nuevo juicio, dictadas en- dicha causa;
y por esa raz0n, asf como por las con-
slgnadaS en- Ell dictamen que acompa-
ma Ia preSente, resuelve que debe
contirmar y cdnfrma Ia expresada
sentencla y resoluciCn, con las costa
al apelante Comuniquese dicha
Corte de Distrito con copia certifca-
da de esta sentencia y opinion que la
fundamental, para ST. conocimiento Y
efectoS procedentes.
Asi por esta nuestra sentencia, la
pronunciamos, mandamos Y frma-
mos.-Jose s.. Quifiones.-Jose c.
Hernandez.-Jos6 Ma. Figueras.-
j. II. MacLeary.-Adolph G. Wolf
don. F. Castro, Secretario del
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
LuiSa NeYarez Ortiz

En- ell dfa de hoy, como indicamos en-
otro lugar, lego la Corte de Distrito
la sentencia del Supreme confrma-
toria de la que aquella dict6 contra
Lulsa Nevarez Ortiz por e1 delito de
asesinato en- primer grado.
La sentencia del Supreme dice:
FL Tribunal Supreme de Pto. Rico.
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, apelado,
versus. .Luisa Nevarez Ortiz, ape
lante.
Apelacion de sentencia condenato-
ria dictada por la Corte de Distrito
de San juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
Festival IiriCO-IiterariO

SegGn Sc nos ha comunicado, todas
las socledades de arteSanos de San
Juan, van a unirse para celebrar una
lmportantisima fiesta lfrica 1iteraria
I'm de adquirir recursos para cons
trulr y regular una casa 4 la familia
del tallecido artista m1sico maestro
DucheSne.
Aplaudimos esa 'digna ,actitud de
los artesanos de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10

surable los congregantes. An
tes de solicitar un credito. es
precise que sc especifique, que
sc determine y exprese. no pa
ia que Sc quiere, sino para que
hace ineludible falta, detallan-
do hasta Ell empleo legal del Ill
timo Centavo.
La forma en- que ahora eSigen
dinero para sus derroches y
despilfarros los .congregantes,
es insolente y desconsiderada
hasta I'm grado que ofende y
repugna,
lEs acaso que ell dinero 10 te-
nemos aquf de sobra, esta tira-
do por las GALES para que Sc le
asigne el destino que los bur6
cratas quieran2
Uno de estos, .el ultimo en-
llegar a la colonia. ha pronun-
c1ado una Erase cruel Y dura
que mereCe la mas energica
condemnation.
No me preocupa, - dijo-en
que forma ha de llegar a mi ell
dinero que necesito, 10 que me
interesa es que llegue
Esto es insoportable.
Y pOr penSar aSi, por disCutir
de esa misma suerte, todos Y
cada uno de los miembros de la
congregation, han resultado inu-
tiles. Y en- aparienciasnada mas,
las rebajas introducidas, en- el
presupuesto general de gastos,
por la Camara de representan-
tes en- la pasada legislature,
Prueba esta triste demostra-
cion del despilfarro admins
trativo. el bill de deficien-
cias presentado en- el Ejecu-
two, que descubre que ade-
mas del preSupuesto integro, Sc
han gastado Cuarenta mil do
liars en- gastOs extraordinarios
hechos ilegalmente, puestO que
nj eStaban COnsignados en- pre-
supueSto, nj autorizados por ell
parlamentO InSular.
Este espeluznante hallazgo
da la exaCta medida de 10 que
es en- realidad de imprudente Y
detestable, la administration
oriental establecida por los re
dentoriStaS.
No es solo torpeza, sino des-
preocupaci6n, abandono. desa-
cato al parlamento y falta de
respeto a la opinion.
CuandO en- un pals Sc com
prueba, sc demuestra Y sc pal
pa un eStado de crisis econ0mi-
ca tan aguda como la que exis-
te en- Pto. Rico, es incalificable
una conduCta como la que OBJ
servan esos deSaprensivos Ocu-
pantes del poder, a los que no
alcanZa el presupuesto para eSa
continua franCachela en- que
gastan alegremente, los dlneros
del pueblo, Y tienen que recu-
rrlr TN bill de defcienCias
para darle aspecto legal a la
qulebra administrative.
Iristes ejemplos vienen de
arrlba; y 10 que es peor, 10 que
es mas dOlorOSo es que todo
quede impune, sin repression,
sin castigo; porque la contu-
macla ensoberbecida ha lanza-
do su reto a la opinion, ampa-
randoSe en- la irresponsabilidad
absolute que le garantiza el
regimen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
Don HOnOratO Berga

Este distinguido amigo nuestro, re-
sidente en- Arecibo, esta en- San Tuan
en- asuntoS importantes relacionados
con las vastas negociaciones que tie
ne nuestro amigo.
Hemos tenido cl gusto de salu-
darle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
Guardias trasladadOs

Por la orden general n. o 90 fecha-
da aver y firmada por Ell teniente
ayudante del Quartet General de la
Policfa Insular, sef1or J1dice, Sc han
dispuesto varios traslados de guar
dias en- Ell Cuerpo de Ia Policfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-10
Nota del dia

El espectaculo que estan
dando, en- ell Consejo, los jefes
de los departamentos insulares,
no puede ser mas lastimoso en-
estos dias.
ALI no Sc habla de soluciones
para los problemas actuales
para las neceSidades publicas:
no Sc trata de los aSuntos de
importancia Y de interes gene
rales, no Sc discuten las cues
tiones que Constituyen ell tema
palpitante; no Sc habla con
fundamento de NADIA trascen :
dental Y util; Ell tempo Sc NAL
gaSta en- esCarCeOS perniCiosos,
y en- disputar como COmadres
NAL avenidas. a quien lie Co
rresponde una parte mas consi-
derable del producto de la Ii
quidaCi0n de la isla.
No sc ha hablado de otra CO.
sa en- ell Consejo, durante los
ultimos dias.
Los congregantes solo aspi-
ran a tener dinero a su DISPOSE
ci6n, para darle Ell empleo que
juzguen conveniente 9 favo-
rable.
Los planes, los proyectos po-
dram formarse despues. Lo que
les interesa a ellos es tener
cantidades de que echar mano,
sumas dispuestas para sus en-
sayOS, para suS experienCias de
gobernantes, curados de todo
respeto de prudencia y de ne
CeSarlO mlramientO.
AhOra, eS ESQ 10 que les preO-
cupa. ST el Comisionado del
Interior pide para caminos, el
de instruction pide para escue-
las, Y ell de Hacienda, para en-
pleados, Y todos ellos para que
los SueldoS de la burocracia sean
mayOreS. pOrque en- eSe punto
ST que cOinCiden todOS.
FL SentidO comun favOreci0
con mOmentanea inspiration al
sen0r Post, cuando Sc levant6 a
prOtestar de la torpeza de sus
cOmpanerOs, enfreScadOS en- la
immoral disputa de sacarle la
mayor taJada al presupuesto.
LaStima que no Opine STEM
pre- de igual modo el SeCretario
de Puerto Rico.
LaStlma que en- los asuntOs V
en- las economics de Su depar-
tamentO. no discurra de identi-
co modo que al juzgar las ale
mas y cOnSternadOras ambiCio-
mes.
81 siempre penSara de esta
Suerte el senor Post, ST no ca
vera pOr su parte en- el peligro
que anuncia Y en- Ell abismo
que desCubre implacablemente,
podriamos eSperar que I'm acto
de ContriCi6n de los bur0cratas,
entire los cuales debe tener al
gun predlCamentO Ell m6nOs qe-
deonlco de todos ellOs, nos pu-
sierra en- condolences meiores
para resistir al remate que Sc
anuncia irremediablemente. 81
hemos de satisfacer las ambi-
clones y los capriChos derro-
Chadores de nuestros tutores.
PerO no hay que esperar el
remedio a la bancarrota, 81 ha
de venfr de esa parte. Mr.. Post
es como tOdos. Ahora Sc fila
en- que sin tener ninguna clase
de planes de reforma, de am
pliacion, de vulgarizacion de la
ensenanza, el ComiSionado del
ramo solicita TN cuantioso au-
mento en- Ell presupuesto de
instruction publica.
lgual observation hace con
respecto a la cantidad solicita
por Ell Comisionado del Inte-
rior.
FL dinero del pueblo no debe
ser pedido con esa despreocu-
pacion de que hacen alarde cen
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-17
MOVING PICTURES
 OF FRISCO FIRE

It should be understood that the ex- hibition to be given tomorrow night of the illustrations of the great disaster of San Francisco consists of moving p ctures-the only bona fide moving D cture show of the fre-aS well as O hers. The pictures are vivid and thrilling in their realism. Besides there will be other moving pictures of scenes to make you laugh and forget your troubles. Harry A. Van is an old time entertainer who makes good his promises and he guarantees to send everybody home in good humor. He is one of the famous Musical Vans" and although the troupe was broken up by the fire, where they lost thier instru- mentS, he will give speciality with an lS-string guitar and 8 whistling stunt at which he is an artist. A firSU-class show is promised.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-17
IN TROUBLE
Nothing More Sensitive Than
 The Eye

We are right in the midst of the baseball season and you need to have A GOOD EYE, Unless you do you are not in a position to criticize the umpire on decisions on fair or unfair balls, high or low balls, strikes or foul balls, for it might be a defect in your own eye.
 To have A GOOD EYE is one of the most valuable things person can possess. in life, and to have A GOOD EYE you should give tbem good treat ment by wearing pair of glasses that will rest them, and give you perfect vision. am prepared to examine your eyes at your own convenience, free of charge. Each eye differs and each eye must be treated to it's condition. I grind and manufacture to correct those difficulties ou short notice at very reas- enable charges.
 J. Ikuta,
 Jeweler and Optician,