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The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30
Robinson crusoe's Island Not Lost

EobInso0 OFUsoes Island NOT LOST.
City of Mexico, Nov 80. = Eugene
Hotz. Chilean consul to the. City Of
Mexico, has received NOTICE from his
government that the report circulated
at the time of the disastrous earth
quake last August that Juan Fernan-
dez island, known as Robinson Cru
Eoe's island" had sunk into the ocean
was untrue
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30
Australia tlunts Oil Octopus,

Melbourne. Australia. Nov 39.-In-
fuences is being brought to bear to in
duce the federal government to prose-
cute the local representatives of the
American oil combine under the anti
trust law.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30
Girl Gives Life For Friend.

Creston, o., Nov 30-in saving her
girl friend from death in front of a
fast Erie passenger train Nellie Carter,
the beautiful nineteen -year-old daugh-
ter Of Judge Carter, was struck by the
fiier and killed Miss Nettie Mclntire.
whom she dragged from the track, was
aniniured.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30
piles Cur.d in 6 to IL DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case. Of Itching, Blind. Bleeding
or Profruding Pies in e to IA days OF
money refunded. soc.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30
SELECTED NJ
WHITE W.NOo
Superintendent Quinn of the
New Street le ming De-
partment Yesterday Made
Up a List Of Fifty Men
Who Want to Be Sweepers
SAYS POLITICS CUT No FIGURE
ALL FACTIONS REPRESENTED
APPOINTMENTS YET TO BE
CONFIRMED-WoRK OF THE
NEW DEPARTMENT TO BE BE-
GUN AT ONCE:

Martin Quinn. superintendent, of the
new street cleaning department yes
day selected fifty men who are to form
his street cleaning brigade of .'white-
wings The appointments, of course,
have to be confirmed by the Street and
Water Board The selections were made
yesterday at the Hight Service Pumping
station in Summit avenue, Mr. Quinn
having sent letters of invitations to a
large number of men whose capabilities
had been already inquired into to meet
him at the Pumping station yesterday
morning. About eighty men gathered
there. Many of them, however, we're
friends applicants for position as street
cleaners and wished to stand sponsors
for them. Only those applicants who
had received invitations from Mr.. Quinn
were given any consideration. The men
gathered in the basement of the station
and were called up by fours The princi-
pal question asked of them was as to
whether they work for twenty-five cents
an hour for each hours services per-
formed. All gave Affirmative answers.
All factions of politics were represented
Mr.. Quinn having announced that poll
wild be begin as soon as the appointments
men. The real work. of the department.
vii begin as soon os the appointments
are confirmed
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
NotiCias del dia
fContinuaestn de Ia s6qina 5P)

LOS PIANOS que han sobresa
lise On estes 6ltImos clxco amos y por
6sta rax6a los rsconenaados por los
prcfsaorsa dc mdsica de mAs prsstiglo
"a 10 isla, son los do 10 fAbrica Kohser
q Campbell, dc Nav York, dc 10 euai
On agsnse On San Juan A. 8. Belayai,
Apartado 81, u quisn puede ussed
sirigirae para nsiorss iaformes.
-ES NECESARIO exigir que cada
eaMa obtsoga grabado el nombre Di-
gsasivo Moiarriesa, pero un solo estu-
che produce major stecto que una do
cana do botellas dc aqua mineral 0 dc
ser oil nnico cur ativo radical, del e.
t6nsgo y del intestine, oil Digestive
Moiarrieta purifica los alimentos y
los hscs asimilables. El legitimo Dl'
gsstivo Mojsrrieta cura en- un dia la
indiges.iones, en- IN mes las dispep'
alas 8 gassra giaE, y en- tres meses loo
mas graves Intermediates cronioaA Gel
estomago y del insestino, Essa uni
yarsa ailments sonfrmado, On forna Sir
igusl, que lg e6oscia del D gessive
Moiarrlsta es yerdaderaments radica
ysuperior q Ii do todos los ofros re
msdioa. De vanta en- las principalss
farmAeia. de Evropa y Aemrica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
mo AcATARRARSEI. |.

I'll catsrro en- una enfsrmed al que
ssae mucha mas inpertancia dc 10 que
generalmente se 10 atribuye. Invade
tcdos los 6rganos del euerpo, cuyss
tunciones y fuerzas Sebilita profunda.
meate. Escausa frecuente de la sordera,
Afecta 10 vista, 10 narix y la garg anita
y 90 generalmente por donds empieza
10 tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma tacilidad y IL frecuen-
ala con que se pescasun catarro, hace
Las personas indiferentes para Gu
rarlo y 10 gran mayorfa no 90 preocu
pA do las consscuonctas.
Los bafoa frios por 10 maHana
embellishments despuea de dejar el
echo, dormir con las ventanas abier,
sas y evitsr los corrientes de aire, son
,rscauciones muy buenas que no cues
10 trabaio 81 observarlas. Pero e]
preventive mas positive, mas efcax,
naf faeil y mas positive y tsmhien o.
! ! ara aeonssian los m6dicos, 60 Ia Emu
lion de Scott do aoeise dc hfgado de
hacalao.
10 sorprendente 10 fuerza, vitalidad
energls y poder dc resistencis que re-
, 3ibs al cuerpo humane dc las peque
iSs dasis dc Emulsion dc Scott Que gs
sdnlnlsaran eon a0rEsancis. Ests
mulsi6n recuhrs interiormente todas
~ parties dabiies vulnerAbles de-
suerpo y lo pons al abrigo dc 10 In.
eclQn caksfrai.
De cuando en- cuando apareceI
sndussriales POGO escrupulosos anun'
siand0 emulsionss, vipns 8 prepas O.
1oa a loa que atrihuyep propiedadel
curAaivaR que no tienen y hasta hal
qulen no as1ege 4 deelr en- letras dt
lmprenta, que 81 pesroleo 8 kerosins
| IA un allmense.
Que es al petr6leo? Un aoeite mine
| tAi que 40 usz como com bu6tible pars
lunricar y limplar maquinas y pari
| alumbrar.
Una substantial indigestible OUT
parece DIS ID propiedad esenoisl dc to
do alimenso, sual es 10 asimilaci6n
Que pas& al trayes del tubo intestna
ain modihcArae Y ain ser absorhi
olda; una subatancia en- fin, que nj
sisne ninguna dc laa prOpiedades en
tatlvaa alimenticias del aceite d
aigaop de bacalso. 81 se dijese GU
al petr0leo 90 I'm alimento para md
aulnak, podr1a pasari pero no un oil
nenlo para el cuerpo.
NJ teneis alguna duda, pregunta'
Ia vusxsro medlco; 81 os contirmar& %
lta verdad, y 81 estals escasos dc fuer
lzAs, de carne J d. sangre, Or aconse
lara que lomels 10 Emulsion do Scott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
La prirnavera
POR
GUY DE- MAUPASSANT

Al sgar d buen tiempo TERRA parece despsrtar
vedec Entonce Cuando perumado cor del are nos aca
rcA 10 pe penea pecho eg'r mmo corsz6n,
snmos deseos vago de dchAs deoda de corre de
vagar de aentu de cars del haito de u prl
mavera.
Como inverno anterior fuea muy liguroso, llegar
mes de mayo sen como verdadea embrgue IN empue
irresistible de ID sanQrs
Una manana dezperar Vi dede mi vantans, por encma
de los eados vecno immense extension azul del ceo nhl
mado por SOL Los canaos canaban MAJ meor dentro de
uss les muchachM de ero enonaban aegres cancione
rumor bulcoso subia de 10 Cas 20 M rsgocladoy ez an
saber d6nde lbs.
Los transeuntes sonreAn sopo de dcha sc sernl por
doquierA alas de pmavera que por fin hAba vueo Dge
que sobe cudsd fotaba brss de amor M mulees
que cuzaban por mi mino vesAs de caro pArcan guaru
en- los oO ternura ocua arosO cOntinsn una gc
que enoquecia.
Sin aaber como nj por que leQu6 orIlas del Sena Ls
portOs coan haca Surenea de prontO sen snaa inmou
IadA de hGlarme on pleno campo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
BERTA

-3Oo6 % ha hecho del maridol
Mi amigo despg6s de vaciar, contest6;
Vve On Royst de IL pension paaan sus suegroa Es
fez pssa Ia vida en- franCachelas'
Mentra voIvamos lentsmente smbos entrstecdos pas6
IN. ch1 iugss rote r6pido de un csbao de pura aza
81 doctor mo cogi6 e brszo.
-Hele aquf, dijo.
Now mas que aombrero de eo girls puesto de medic
d upos arch hombrc hyendo entire nube dc povo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
HER!NIINlO DlAZ
Apos ado-Notarlo
san Juan, t'uefto-Rlco
sAN JUSTo IL.
BAN JUSI0 Il.

en- Ea la calla oe San Jose nhmero
7. 40 alqutla un mirsdor.
gsy Ia eata imprenta 40 vende pa
pel ylejo ia periSdico d ~ quintal.
-Por 90 centavos 8 81 kemanales
compra,a uased un reloi de orc de 70
$50 dollars. f. kshrhaha Cq San
Francisco 28. Tambian vsndemos fue'
gos artifciAles.
TENEDOR DE LIBROS, coloca'
do en san Juan, hahlando eecsioien
de esosfaG s ingles, ofreoe sus servi
cios para trsnaiar de noche en- casai
mersantiiss, Busnas reterenclaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

Enfermos de
una Dyspepsia
de 20 amos Sc
han curado to
mandolas, des.
pues de haber
probadomllesde
dlferentes med'-
cinas. El doctor
Madison ha 81
do 81 primer es-
peciallsta en- las
En- f er medades
del Est6mago: 4
sus Pildoras no
Sc resiste nlngu-
ma enfermedad.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16
THIS IS AN AD
FOR THIS CITY

The Appeal adverIed 10 lne
fact that inquiries come III daily 10"
Information as to The ability oI nerci4-
ants and manufacturers OF MS Guy
10 furnish ninln. machinery and sup
plies.
carson City and TIE business NEIL
OF Carson CITY, are ale 10 supply inls
sort OF merchandise on short Aotice
Ii is {. tact INA this CITY : as Vel
equl pped 20 hanUle large orders tor
machinery and mining supplies a.
an, otner Oh the coast
one of the best I..acn4ne shops II
the country is in active operation
here The only adequate foundry III +
the state is here. ready for business,
and 1t can cast light or heavy hat
ware, and machine parts with equal
facility
When il comes to general repairs ON
minine machinery and stamp mills.
- :elng or assembling oi hclsts and
engir.es. this shop has few equals On
the coast and none in the state APP
proach i, for Facilities and adequate
Tools.
;'rC1c the heavier work to the lines
Known as ''shelt hardware the mer-
chants oi me CITY can suppl all
vans. There are tree OF Iour whole
salers in Carson City that make
specially OF mining supplies both light
and heavy, TO say nothing OF general
camp goods for Quitting new or
.anization tor campaign IN the field.
Prospecting parties may be fitted
ont IN Carson City with every thing
needed for trips in the desert. and
Tor work on a ledge when one IS
found. Iron work, special cOnstruc-
supplies. everything needed in either
mining or agricultural exploitation
can De had i'll this city as cheap as
in any other city in the state.
Banking facilities in this city are
unsurpassed from the fact that two
large banks have heDd quarters here
With branches all over the state, ana
are prepared to carry and handle
balances iu almost amy amount. The
l.. :. assay office is here and in case
of stress. transfer orders Irom
EASTERN sub tres....!ts would be avail
able.
As for transportation and means VI
access to any and all camps an"
valleys IN the western part OF 'ne
state. il is provebal that all roaos
,.od tn Carson. This applies not On
~ ia wagon and stage lines. WOOD
trails and mining roads. but railroads
as well. Every camp south. no"
reached by railroad. can be reacne'
easily from this city
Freight rates and passenger iafes
ere rs cheap to and from here as III
any part Of the state. The service
better than on any ot --er. railroads =
stage routes in the. state
The merchants Of this city carry
large stocks anu make close prices
The machine work may be Done a.
actual cost Of material and time en-
ployed on the piece of work.
The Appeal will answer any m
quiries as to special lines, or special
business houses from any person de-
a.;-r c,,uh Information
IS
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16
COOK youRsEl+ OFF At Lexis

Whenever yo~ wan. ! rea. good,
mixed drink, you must % to Dick
eriohts - get II. Others are good,
but theoe are better. Private card
and sine rooms help % enjoy them.
Coed smojsas, cooa seats and cold mixt.
ures srsm high erssG seaeerisis snaxe
for perssctien Of, comfort.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

According to The Shaw theory Tie
,sriH cannot be revised. with safety
TO the republican party before an
.lect,os-shs. & & at lie; long ssssio.
81 coaiseres& III .tbese is no time 10
consider and pass. z, .taria bill 1T the
.sess'on- after the, elections are STer'
Why Of course there is no revision Of
the tarid y, all ana that is just what
secretary Shaw and .ne other stand
patters went.
When President Roosevelt iuausu-
rates the Noble Order of Muckrakers,
be Wiu have 10 issue the 6rsf decoF1-
iiOn for discovering emnalmed beef
IN Gen. Miles
The democrats Of Vernon: have
very wisely determined to nominate
- blacksmith for governor 1t takes
sledge hammer blows to knock any
political sense into a Vermont re
publican, he never learns and never
fCIgety.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16
PROPERTY FOR SALE

BIDS WANTED-On 70 acres land
sfcuated on north Carson street. good
.e.cc. frame building and artesisa
we'll on property, suitable for city
lots. or poultry farm, property known
as Carson Guard shooting range.
Also bids wanted on Carson street
Armosy Hall property, situated across
from Railroad passenger station, Car
son City, Nevada.
File separately sealed bids on each
properly with Geo. Il. Ki1zmeyer.
Secretary, On. or. before July 23rd.,
,sos II s;&'cloct p N; at which tim
said, bids viii he opensd. -; >,
The Armory Association reserve
the wight: to reject any and al
eia... .... >. :; tvs
Hse.beef trust manasef has invited
the agricultural committee of con
gress to visit Packi4gton to :see ror
thepselyes now clean and sweet
esersthinS Is there, and the ,x~sntlt
cans Of the committee are said II
favor the :whi .e-washing. iYnket.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

DR.. CHkS. Won RAOESkY,
VrveirIAh knc Surgeon. Once opposite
be State Capitol. Cor kipE AUD
'cA~~o~ street. ReS,cenCe, Iuoos
rINey ocUSa-
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-19
ARMY PROMOTIONS
FROM RANKS

Fort Leavenworth, Kans., June 10.
More than thirty enlisted men of
the army will be placed under in
structions here during the next two
months, in preparation for their final
examination for appointment as
second lieutenants in the army. These
candidates will have to their credit
the commissions which remain va
cant after the appointment of the
graduates of the military academy
later in the month 1t is within the
power of the secretary of war to di-
vide the remaining vacancies between
the qualified enlisted men and such
civilians as he may select from a
list of several hundred applications
from that source There is great in
terest, the military authorities find,
in these appointments, and the civil
lians show great desire to enter the
army at a time when promotion to
higher grades threatens to be more
impeded than ever before. This
prospect of stagnation is a vertiable
problem which army officers have
undertaken go solve, the most formid-
able of the measures of relief being a
system of elimination devised by
General William Grozier, the chief of
ordinance of the arm. The enlisted
men who have come up for special
instruction., with a view to appoint
ment TO army commissions. are not at
all disheartened by the prospect, and
probably a knowledge of the un-
promising outlook of being old
lieutenants does not deter civilians
with military ambition from sending
in their applications.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-19
MEETING OF NATIONAL
CHILDRENS' HOME SOCIETY.

Louisville, n.y.. June l9.-MOre than
one hundred men of national promi-
uence in the field of childsaylng
and general social problem work are
in attendance at the annual conyen-
tion Of the National ChildTen's Home
Society, which opened here today.
Among those present at the meAing
today are Charles b. Henderson,
National President and Professor Of
Sociology of the University ot
Chicago; W b. Sherrard, National
Superintendent, South Dakota; the
Rev. e. p. Savage. Minnesota; +. II.
Darby. Ohio; william B. Streeter,
South Carolina; J. p. Dysart, Wiscon-
sin; r. j. Kaiso, Canada; Judge J. ID.
Ferris. Tennessee, and many others
The address of welcome was deliv-
cred by Gov. Beckham and supple
mented by an address by Mayor
Bauh. Mr. Henderson, the National
President, responded The program
arranged for the convention Is highly
interesting and includes a number o
important addresses and roupd-tahl,
discussions.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-19
HARVEY BUYS COLDS
OLD BULL CART

The old, two-whael cart, hewn from
native wood with an AK, that for years.
laid bare to the weather on the top.
of Colds old curiosity shop in Santa
Fe, interested large crowd OF curl
Gus people at the local station last
night, and will continue to for many,
moons to come, unless some enthusi--
asst should come along and pay Har-
vey his price for ii.
Whether such a vehicle was ever
used in America. seems very much in,
doubt. It's cumbersome wheeis ana
inadequate proportions 90 not recon-
mend it as very useful article. but
that d. is old, cannot be doubted. It's
weRther-bGaten and sea soned creased
frame and wheels tell of years of al
ternate rain and shina The Oldest
resident Of Santa Fe remembers IT
as part OF the curiosity shop. Ic
would be futile to try to describe the
odd construction of tae cart, so ua-
usual is its makeup TO the latter day
vehicle OF two wheels. However, il
is worth a trip to tas curio store.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-19
GALLEG0S WILL BE
SENTENCED JUNE Is
CHAVEZ -rORLINA DAMAGE SUIT
CASE GOES TO THE SUPREME
cOURT-MRS. EMMA STENeOM
GETS DIVORCE,

1t Twas announced yesterday by mis-
take that Gallegos, alias Baca. the
man found guilty Of murder in the
second degree, at a special term of
Mckinley county court last week, had
been sentenced to serve three years
in the peni6entiary as a penalty for
the crime The court deferred sen
tence in tine case until June %, for
the purpose OF ascertai sing soI4ething
Of the character of Gallegos prior to
the murder.
This forenoon Judge Abbott grant
ed decrees in several divorce cases,
among them papers of separation for
MRS. Emma StenbOm The defend
ant in the case was Carl G. StenbOm.
The case OF Eduardo Chayes against
John D. Torina, wherein the plaintiff
sues TO recover damages 10 the
amount of $1,000 has been appealed
to the supreme court of the territory
by the defendant On May Judge
| Abbott rendered a decree awarding
the plaintiff Si75. The case grew out
Of the failing of a building owned by
! Chayes on South Second street,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-19
GLORlFICATION OF
REPUBLICANS

Philadelphia, Pa, June 19.-One of
the most interesting features of the
celebration of the Golden Jubilee of
the republican party, now being held
in this city in connection with the
National Convention Of Republican
Clubs, will be the parade this even
ing to commemorate the campaign Of
Fremont and Dayton, the first repub-
lican national candidate ever voted
for.
The column will form on South
Broad street at eight O'Clock this
evening. There will be eight diyi-
sions and each will represent the re-
publican clubs and ward organizations
of a Philadelphia senatorial district
under the new apportiOnment Ad-
jutant General Thomas Stewart will
act as grand marshall OF the jubilee
parade and Governor Pennypacker,
Speaker Cannon and the members of
the Governors stan will review the
parade It is expected that several
thousand men will be in line at the
parade.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-19
CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA HAVE
REACHED THE LIMIT
Government Determined to Get Rid of Par
lament But Doesn't Know How--An-
archy Is Spreading Rapidly.

parliament A third is 10 declare the
counsel of empire a representative
body until the new parliament shah
&c elected.
South Russian Revolution Feared.
Private letters received here from
Kharkoff predict that the entire south
of Russia will be in state of revO-
luton within a month.
Attack on Life Of Trepoff.
A circumstantlal report is in cir
culatiOn of an attempt on the life OF
General TrepOff, cOmmandant of the
palace, by we'll dressed woman,
masquerading as Princess Narishkin,
According to the rumOr the woman
gained admission to the palace, and
wnen TrepOff appeared, she drew a
revolver, but before it was fired she
was seized The story is denied by
the police.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-19
WHAT CAUSED EASY
WRECK BY TREMBLOR

San Francisco, CAL, June 19.-"Dis-
honest mortar, corrupt conglomeration
of sea sand and lime, was responsible
for nearly all earthquake damage in
San Francisco says DR.. T. Naka-
mura, professor of architecture of the
Imperial University of Toxic, and one
of the most distinguished members of
of the committee dispatced to this
city by the Japanese government to
investigate the effects of the earth
quake and fire. Their visit here has
developed great prejudice against
brick in San Francisco, as result of
the earthquake. However, they are
largely employed in Japan, where
earthquakes of greater severity are
not uncommon. He said that he had
found it an easy matter to design
buildings not only earthquake, but
practically fire proof. The secret lies
in the use of good mortars, which
should consist of one part cement and
two parts sand, or one part cement,
three lime and FIVE sand If this is
used with wet bricks, the wall be-
comes practically one stone.