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The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

to Tacoma interests will be beneficial to Alaska, in that it will give people another pOin, of direct communication and enable them to take advantage of competition from the merchants of that city.
 General Manager Alexander says that the proposed arrangement be- tween Reynolds and certain shippers in Alaska, whereby the latter were promised something in the way of re- bates payable in stock. has not been considered by the new stockholders of the Alaska Coast company, nor has any act ou been taken by the board of directors ratitying any such proposed action by Mir. Reynolds, consequently the company cannot recognize any ar rangement he may have made 10 this connection. The company has no fur ther connection with the Alaska Rome Railway, the Reynolds-Alaska Devel- opment Company, nor any of its allied company.
 The Alaska Coast Company will oper- ate the steamers Portland, Bertha and Jeanie on the present run.-VAldez News.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
WILL KEEP
 OPEN HOUSE

At the meeting of the Arctic Broth erhoOod last evening further steps were taken in the matter of forming a base ball team to represent Camp skagwsy as against all corners next season. It was also decided to keep open house at the camp from this time on. The reception room will hereafter be made hospitsble with a warm fire nightly and plenty of reading mater. The semi-monthly dances are to be TO- sumed soon and the occasional general ball be given as in the past. These are only some of the social and other undertakings growing out of the great revival of interest in the camp. Dis trict Deputy Whittier made his appear ance last evening and received a cordial greeting.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
BEWARE OF OIHTHEN1S FOR CGTARRH
 THAT CONTAIN MERCURY 7.

as mercury will surely, destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except. On prescrip. tions from reputable physicians, as the damage they do is ten fold 10 the good derived from them. Halls Cstarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Tolebo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine, It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio by by F, J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price, 76c. per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- .ion. @E
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

Many old timers will recall Miss Edith Van Bursn, who went to Dawson in 1899 with Mrs. Hitchcock, of New York, aud remained for one Oummer season. She made tour of the world after leaving Dawson and while travel ing in Europe, she was wOoed by @ Neapolltan count with grandIoSe name, and was married to him. Later she found he uot only was not a titled aristocrat, but common brIgand who had "done time." The story as told ln one of the New York newspapers follows:
 The beautiful Countess di Castelmsn- ardo, who was Miss Edith Van Buren, oiNew York, has appeared in the court of appeals in Naples testliying to her "noble" husbands rapacIty and cruelty aud has obtained a legal seperatlOn from him.
 It vas a shock to the young wife to fnd that her husbands title was bogus when she was married to him In Nice
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
HEADQUARTERS
 AT TACOMA

O@cial announcement comes that the Alaska Coast company now has it's headquarters in Tacoma, although a branch office will be maintained in Se- Attle for the transaction of the com pany's business there. A number of business men of Tacoma recently Se- cured control of the stock ot this com- pany from the Reypolds-AlSskA Devsl- opment company, and E. D. Reynolds and a new set of officers were chosen ss follows; President, John S. Baker vIce-president, William vIrges; gener- al manager, Fl. F. Alexander; secre- tary-treasurer, John R. Arkley.
 The transfer of this steamship line
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
FUR A NEW CEMETERY

consideration by the Elks. The com mittSe will consult with the several trsternal orders and will act with com mitteess to be appointed by the6e or ders. These and the public generally will be Invited to meet in the city hall next Monday evening to take some def Inite action.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

Seattle, Jan. s,-United States Dis trlcs Attorney Nathan V. Harlan of the third judicial division of Alaska will, according to private telegrams re- ceIvsd here last night, resign bis posi-. ton. Harlan's health Is not the best and he has left Washington for hlS home in Nebraska to recuperats. Moreover, Harlan has, 1t appears, come to the conclusion that the job he holds Is not worth fighting for, under sll the circumstances.
 It is reported that the charges
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
DISCRIMINATING LAoIgs.
anjox Using HerpIcide on Account of
 Its DIstInctiveneAg.

anjox Usiug Herpicide on Account of
 It's DistInctivenean.
 The ladies who have used Newbro's YerplcIde speak of 1t in the highest terms. for It's quick effect in cleansing Inc scalp of dandruff and also for its ex- cellence as a general hair-dressing, lI makes the scalp feel fresh and 1t aliays tbat itching which dandruff will cause. Newbro's Herplcide effectively cures dandruf. as 1t destroys the germ that causes lt. The same germ causes hair 10 FaII out and later badness; In killing It. ucrpicide stops falling hair and prevents badness It Is also an ideal hair dress ing. for 1t lends an aristocratc charii. Sy the hair that is quite distinctive. solu Lv leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The HerpIcide Co.,, De- 'roit. Mich.
 Two sizes-50 cents and 21.00.
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
NOT WORTH THE CANDLE

against Harlan will be dropped when hlI resignation has been filed at Wash inEton.
 The entire trouble appears to have arisen out of the practice, under the Alaska code of district attorneys and their subordInates accepting fees In private practice. This, 1t iS believed, will be done away with.
 Govervor HoggEtt has gone on rec- ord against the present regime and has, 1t is declared, made a single handed fight for reorganization of the federal service along new and cleaner lines.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

At the meeting of the city council Monday night the matter of a new and accessible cemetery was taken up and a committee, consisting of MesSrs. Mo Kay and Mclean, was appointed to look Into 1t and report. The ground In view
 Is that across the river formerly under
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
REGENT WONDERFUL INVENTIONS
fstg9 VICTOR AND EDISON PHOTOGRAPHS

Many great improvements have. recently been made on the Victor and Edison machines. Every Alaska home should have one of the November iro- proved type. They are shsolute'y per feet, much superior to the old styles. Now is the time to have one delivered to your home or place of business on the easy payment plan. Prices same as Eastern citles and you have no freight to pay. You can gel any and everything ia Records and the Victor and Edison comes every month, Sing for you all the late new songs and play for you all the late musical selections, before you can get sheet music of same. See all magazines, you will not miss the investment DOT regret. See T. K. Sewell at Britt'sDrug Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
HAVE YOU SEEN

our-F. Canadins Felenius, If not drop iu at Daylight and look at it-it is the prettiest now t6ver Wasf Respectfully yours Herman Grimm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
Full Dress Suits at Clayson's.

Oyster Cocktails and Eastern Oysters on the halt-shell, for private families and wolessle, at the ViennaBskery. tes
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited accommodations. Steam heat and every thing modern. .. |-s
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08
ROMANCE 0F EDITH VAN BUREN
A CHARACTER OF THE RLONDIKE

seven years ago, and to preserve her dignity and self-reSpOct, che Opant s4,OOO to gain the count certsIA legal right to the name be had appropriated.
 But great % was this dlsillusionment the countesS' dIsmsy was far greater when she learned from the Naples police that the man whom she had married was e Cammorist or bandit, who had undergone penal Servltude, and who Is still subject to police sur veillance.
 After their marriage she soon found out his true character. On one or other pretence h, induced her to pay all the expenses of the bridal trip. Eyea after she had bought his title for him, his brutality increased, the count ess said, Be made prOtracted trips tC Monte Carlo and there passed of at his wife @ notorious deni-mopdaIr of Genoa.
 Finally at the urgency of her broth CT, the American consul at Nice, she
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

Mems Swell Suits just received at Clayson's.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

Excellent line of Cravenette Coats at Cayson's.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

Boys Suits and overcosts at Clay sons.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

BrOaavayB0tv00a sEa aaa 4th. .Av00
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-08

greeting,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10
POR CARLOS DICKENS

Estuve tan distralda durante alpuno mo-
mentos pensandO en- todo 10 que acababa de
yer DIR que 81 exstla fuera de los maestros
de bale Otras personals cuya unica ocupaci0n
de su hgura, la idea que podia existir en- e
mundO clertO numerO de caballer0s Turvev-
drop acabo por dominarme hasta el punto de
VERNE obilgada hacer un esfuerzo sobre mi
prop1a para arro)arla de mi nente reanudar
la conversation que no Sc nterrump0 hasta
que llegamos Lincoln's-Inn
Miss Jellyby me cont0 que la educaci6n
del pobre Principe babia sido tan descuidada
que era diticil entender su letra
81 Sc ocupara menos de la ortagrafia -
dec1a,-estoy persuadida de que escribiria me.
Jor; pone tantas letras en- las palabras mas
Senc1llas que muchas veces no Sc sabe 10 que
qu1ere dec1r; pero lc6mo poda esperarse que
su pera mas no habiendo hecho en- toda su
vida mas que aprender ensenar q bailar
desde la manana hasta la noche2
Sin embargo este le importa POGO, pues
ella Sc encargarfa reformar su letra CO.
regir su ortografia alegraba de que Prin-
clpe fuese mas amable que sabio.
-Por otra parte, ,-anadio, no soy mucho
mas 1nstrulda que ei pues gracias mama
lgnoro todo 10 que deben saber todas las mu-
jeres.
Encontramos miss Elite en- su buhardi-
la. Eva mi tutor habian llegado hacia va
algun ratio, miraban los pajaros en- tanto que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10

endulzar las penas, 10 inventk
lesas cosas son diffcfles de ex-
plicar. Sin embargo, lego el
momento en- que Pepa penso
que su deber la llamaba al lado
de la hermana de la muerta, que
estaba sola en- ell mundo, y 20,
con mis- hijos grandes. va no la
|necesitaba. lie facilitt la des-
pedida. pidiendole a mi hermana
Eula liza. que estaba en- Nymp-
henburg. que la convidara i
volverse conella; pero cuando
arranco Ell tren. me pareci6 que
Sc arrancaba una pagina del Ii
bro de mi vida.
De lejos ha seguido todos mis-
pasos, y siempre que iba a Ma
drid Sc pasaba el dia en- mi
Cuarto, aunque no fuese mas
que para verne salir entrar Y
Or mi vOZ.
La boda de Fernando con
Maria Teresa tue una de las
mayores satisfaciones de ST. vi
da. Y para mas algeria, antes
de cerrar los oios vio abrirse IN
dia la puerta del cuarto que ha-
bia alQuilado en- TN tercer piso
de la calle de Bailen, para estar
mas Cerca de Palacio, en- Cuya
humilde estancia viva rodeada
de nuestros retratos Y de sus
recuerdos, V por ella entro SON
riente Maria Teresa con mi
nleto en- los brazoS.
Con sentimlentOs pareCidos a
los del anciano Simeon, oyeudo
llegar el eco de los aplausos dc
Catalina, inclino su blanca ca
beza V Sc present6 tranquila
ante su Dios.
Pa IL Borbdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10
Ell CuChiIlO del H1n6aro

Sc ha desarroIlado un drama
terrible en- I'm campo dc mine
ros hungaros en- Barton. Ohio.
En- 81 curse de una disputa, un
mInero llamado Nike kartik.
despues dc haber matado i uno
dc Sus companeros de una Gu
chlllada en- el pecho Y de haber
herido mOrtalmente 4 otro lie la
mISma manera agarr0 i un ter
cero por Il cuello con ST brazo
jzlulerlo arQueado Y mante-
n,endole qlieta la cabeza, Ie
arranc0 los ojos de las 0rbltas
con la pnnta del cuchlllo en-
sangrenlado I'll feroz aseslno
ha sldO preso,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10

Sc repite adn en- las mas atlas regiones de la
socie dad.
No 10 dudo caballerO
Saludo con los hombros anadi6:
En- esa region donde Sc ha refugiado 10
que nos resta dc gracia eleganca Ingla
terra, mi patria iah ha degenerate mucho
degenera de dia en- dia. Los cabaleros Sc van
somos muy POGO va; solo veo para suceder-
nos una raZa de industriales.
Sc puede esperarar caballero, que la ra-
"a de los cabaIleros Sc perpetuara en esta
casa.
-Sos muy amable-me respondi6n con
una sonriSa saludando con los hombros-me
adulals. pero no +. no! No he podido inculcar
nunca mi pobre hio esa parte importante
mi arte. FL cieIo me jbre de ser 1njusto con
ese mucbacho querido cuyo merito reconozcO.
per0 no tene. buena hgura
-Parece un excelente protesOr-le die.
-Entendamonos. querida mia; es un ex-
celente maestro, posee TODD 10 que puede ad
qurirse demuestra ensena sus discipuos
todo 10 que puede ensenarse, pero lie talta
--tom5 IN polvo. arqueando ell brazo alzando
los hombros, y me miro sonriendo como 81 me
dijese: "le falta mi hgura.
Dirigf la mirada al centro del salon donde
el amante de Carolina trabalaba con ardor
-lPobre muchacho!-murmuro M Tur-
veydrop arreglandose la corbata.
-Vuestro hijo es infatigable. lie die.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10

habia venido para hablar con
migo en- espanol. y con el fran :
ces que hablaba. bien Sc hacia
entender con su otra companera a.
Cuando me entraba la nostalgia,
me sentaba a su lado con mi
labor y lie decia: "Pepa, leeme
el 'Quijote." y las dos empeza- :
bamos a cabalgar por la Man
cha y no nos hacian efecto los
chaparrones de fuera. Siempre
que venian a verne espanoles,
va fueran estudiantes 6 emba
jadores, teuia que hacerla par =
ticipar de mi algeria a cambio
de tantas horas de paciencia, y
despues de una cortisima expli-
caci6n a mis- huespedes, grita-
ba: 'IPepa!" Enseguida contes-
taba una voz: "iSenoral' Estaba
siempre cerca de mi como un
perro fiel En- las cartas de mis-
padres Y hermanos no faltaba
nunca el saludo para Pepa, y
cuando llegabamOs de viaje,
iban siempre a su encuentro,
como ST Sc tratara de una per-
soma de la familia
POGO q POGO fue perdiendo la
vista, Primero habia que en-
he0rarle la aguja, despu6S no la
hacia leer con luz artificial. V
solo pedia me ayudara con la
Calceta a haCer provisi0nes para
mis- pobres; pero I'm dia fue va
dlficil disimular Y empece a
contarle 10 facilmente que sc
Operaba la Catarata. Yo saba
que ella saCaria fucrZas de fla
queza por no asustarme, va Sc
habia delado arreglar un brazo
que Sc lie habia rOtO sin lamar
un gr1tO, porque como mi mari
do eStaba en- casa. tuve Vo que
hacer de interprete con el me
diCO; perO yo COnOCia la aver
sion que tienen los espanoles al
hospital, Y que prcheren menos
CienCia Y mas carlno. Y Ilam6 a
uno de los mejores ocuIistas de
Munich para pre3untarle 81 no
la p0dria operar en- casa FL
professor cedi6 4 mis- sentlmien-
tos. Y despues dc cuidarla mi
marld0 Y yo con gran carino, la
vimOs de nuevo sentada en-
nuestro cuarto, pero esta vcz
con gafas.
Mis- hjos iban creclendo. Y
por ley natural Pepa iba enve-
Jeclendo Tn dla vino un tele
grama De Isabel en- el qu- M
decla que preparase i Pcpa por-
que III prima la profeSora del
Conservatorlo habia muerto. To-
do II que (! carlno inventa para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10
Sc vende

IN hermoso garanon mallorquin
de pura sangre, negro, de tres
amos de edad y mide s. pulga-
das inglesas de altura.
Para informes, dirigirse a los
senores Jose Pic6 v ca, de Goa
mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10
DE MI VIDA
Impresiones

Hace pocos dias, mi hermana
Isabel. a quien yo llamo "la te-
Sorera de mis- recuerdos, me
telegrafo: "Pepa esta enferma
de gravedad, le han dado ell Via
tico"; al dia siguiente vino otro
telegrama: "Pepa muri6 esta
manana: comprendo tn senti-
a1iento. Isabel ha compren-
dido siempre mis- sentimientos,
v 10 mismo Sc adelanta a comu-
Rirme las alegrfas, que tiende
Su mano sobre mi cuando We
venir Ell golpe.
IPero quien era Pepa2
Al abrir por primera vez los
ojos, la vi a mi lado. En- los
primeros amos de mi vida GUAM
do mi madre reinaba, habia en-
PalaCiO servidOres de todas ca
tegorias; en- ell desfle Official, en-
los dias de gala, nos sentaban
con alhajas y cruces en- unos
Sillones de terciOpelo para que
nos besaran la mano; aquello
era interminable. Pero no me
acuerdo de Pepa, escotada Y con
vestido de gala; solo Sc que era
muy elegante, de una distingui-
da familia de Bilbao, Angulo V
Ansotegui. Estaba muy bien
educada Y muy instruida, can
taba acknowledgements; mi madre
me COntab ba haberla dido en- un
concerto con su prima kncar-
naCi6n Sama, que tantos amos
fue prOfesora en- ell Conservato-
rio de Madrid Cuantas veces
mas tarde sofia decirle: "Mu-
jer, ST te hubieses dedicado al
teatro, estarias RIGA q estas ho-
ras'. Pepa sc habia dedicado &
nosotros, Y en- ESQ encOntraba
su felicidad.
CuandO la Suerte cambi6 V no
pudieron seguirnos al destierr0
mas que unOS Cuantos fieles
servidores, Pepa estaba entire
ellos. En- los vagos recuerdos
de mi nineZ veo la silueta del
historico castillo de Pau, Y den
trO una CANA (tan alta, que
para subir habia que hacerlo
pOr una esCalinata), una gran
chimenea Y unos colchones. que
habian puesto en- el suelo para
que durmi6semOs las ninas. Ia
nOvedad nos enCantaba tantO,
Que nos TeiamOs; Pepa lloraba.
Tambien Sc la Caian las laQri-
mas cuandO, al priucipio de
nuestra vida en- Paris. tenia que
despertarnOs tempranO para ir
al Colegio. Por cierto que nos
tras, aCostubradas a los sillones
Y alfOmbras blandas de PalaciO,
enContrabamos los bancOs duros
Y Ell pisO friO.
Los peligros de la guerra
francOprusiana nos llevaron a
Ginebra anteS que sitiaran 4
! Paris, y Pepa nos sigui0, como
/ a todas parties, FL viaje 4 Suiza
pa bia CostadO muchO; Sc trata-
ba de enviar a mi hermano a es-
tudiar a Aemania; la subida al
Trono de don Amade0 habfa
desvanecido la esperanza de
vOlveT q Ia TERRA prOmetida. V
Sc hablo de reducir la servi-
dumbre; Pepa solo pidi0 que
la permitl6semOs servirnOs sin
sueldo. Gracias q Dios. no lie
garon las cosas 4 tanto, Y con
nosotras Sc qued%, satisfecha Y
contenta. tt
Facil seria comprender la ale.
gria de Pepa ouando volvio con
nosotras a Espana, Santander,
.Sevllla Y, por fin, otra vez a su
l-cuarto. con su familia, en- el Pa
lacio de Madrid.
Cuando me case. cOmprendi0
que en- IN pals extranjero, GUAM
| do apenas conoc1a la lengua, y
nadie saba mis- gustos y cos
tumtres, podia ella velar sobre
mi y me nidi0 venirSe cOnmioO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS
EN LA LIBERIA DBL R0EeefM.

Manual de fabrication de Chocola
ties, PastaS para sopas y galletas,
2bc$por don Luis Godos. I tomo en-
cuadernado $I.Ss con franqueo.
Obras Po6ticas de don Jose de Es-
pr nceda tomo en- r1stica As
ctvs. con franqueo.
la colecc On entera de las obras de-
Carolina Invernizio, 4 25 ctvs.
tcmo con franqueo.
Ell derecho y 81 pr4ctica, al alcance
de todos por r. Pr Y Arsuaga. /
tom encuadernado en- tela 81. 90
con franqueo.
la Introduction Ia Vida Devota.
por eI bienaventurado Francisco
de Sales, principe y obispo de
Coionia De los Al6brogues. to-
mo en~uadernado en- piel $500
con franqueo.
Sc 2caha de recibir en- esta librerfa.
la lmportante Obra titulada;
La mitad del muudo vista desde ua
autom0yii. (De PekiD Paris en-
90 dias.l Un tcmo de COS pagi-
mas, e)egantemente encuaderna-
do en- tela d ,rada 200 iIustracio-
neS fotogra6cas una carta
i,ineraria, por don Luis Barzini.
Precio s. con franqueo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
The CLAIM BUREAUS

1t is amusing to read the figures
made up by the political stutisticinns
In which the claims OF the candidates
for the various offices nre set forth.
In some counties where the delegates
have not been named and where no in
structions have been nor will be CIV
en-. the table makers put down either
half or all the delegates for their ia
vorites. Just according Co their fancy.
But when the total is made up Mt the
foot OF the column. these uninstructed
and unnamed delegates are counted
as the genuine simon pure article. AS
q real matter OF fact. there will be
large number of delegates now count
ed on by botff SIR. SwIsher and Mr..
scheTr who will go to the State con.
rention "heart whole and fancy free"
and what they will do no one will
knQE HRifl the call for counties is
made. IL Is MI Fight for band wagon
purposes to claim everything In sight
and much that isn't. but when the
voting time comes n very different
story Is often told. II Is more than
two months yet till July sth and wd
may have some very warm weather in
the meantime.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
Among the Edito
Interested In MIR. Meredith


Mr.. John r. Lehman, n member of
the Fairmont bar, WIS in the city
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Lehman.
like most members of the legal pro-
fession. is somewhat interested III
politics. and especially SO is he In his
legal brother. Hon. Scott Meredith.
who recently received the numina-
lion ut the hands OF the Republicans
of Mhriun County for State Senator
from tho Eleventh district composed
Of the counties of Marion. Mon6Hsa-
la and Taylor. Mr.. Meredith is one
OF the ablest members OF the Marion
county bar and would make a stron.
member of the State legislature II
elected thereto. 1t remains for Mon
onEnlis and Taylor counties to rat.
ify. the nomination made by the Ma.
rIon county Republicans In order to
make him the nominee of the semi
torial district. an endorsement he will
no fouGt get when the question
comes up to these counties for thei.
official approval.--Grafton Sentinel.