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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
Las Cortes de Cadiz

FL diputado radical seno- Salillas .,.
ferencio von los pre>identes del Cor&ei.
y del Congreso de- Espana para pedi-f
que Sc inscriban en Il salon d. session
de La Camara popular. con letras r. ar
los nombres de los irmantes del prov ss..
de Constitution que Sc yot6 IN las e.
de Cadiz el % de enero Ie 1872
Los sefores Canalcia> Condr ie K.
manoneS aprobaron Do proposition H
senor SahllaS. 81 -uaI .udieG Ia eaar
nlencia IL que II eah..-a. 'a fl.Ie.e -.
para dar al arfo d uaF ,ierullad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
Una estrena que pasa

= bosdo det 'LegazpI" hemoS teni-
afo eS gusto dc saiudar la bella tiple
Maria Caz0fa que va contratada por
una poderosa erRpresa de Medellin,
&GoloEabIa) para actuar szn los varies,
4eafros dc la Rep6blieE.
La gentiE Srta. Cazola ha sido muy
reiebrada ultiaamente EN- Espaila,
eantando TODD ef repertoFio de Ope-
Tefa.
Els mny prObabIe, seg6n nos mani
fest6 Ell selor Ughetti, director ar
1lssieO de la cOnpsh1s que esta venga
a Puerto Rico, pero no sera por ahora.
&inO de aqni unOs diez doee meses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
DON MS Pena
tcbreroq y ir 1872

LIN et NaPae e>fsslok 'iiegazpl" lego
aver a esta ciudad eL distinguido .ioven
puertorriqu2fo dou lu1is Pena Ramos,
@Flae pertenece al ejfrcito espaTiol y hace
muchos alfos estaba ausente de esta isla.
FL senor Pena Ramos I,,iss4ra squi una
teanporada con SIls faniliarGs. entire kos
itfc ~ c+Seatan uuestros eStimadus
s-ompaneroS en- la prensa seiIores Vicente
iFalbas Y Alejandro Pena, y despu6s Sc
.guira yiaJe para La Hahana.
FL BStLEEKN le envia su afeetuoso
zsa8IuiO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
UNA GANGA

Qhen dr>oe ad4I.fr In m0..-
para sala, romp1esta D. doee
euatro silIones, dos 1ltacas. gr .e
una mesita centric. madeira c5rtads
Nlena, tiene ahora prop.ria opor.
dad.
Hay ademas. una mesa \ ,eis ST.
para eomedor: un gIarda-comidas.
chlnero, un tinajcro con s1 pGedra. ..
nitro y una mesa con piedra marm.
para el seryicio del comcddr
Iambien pucde adquirirsc. una e.,ra
de hero. para una pIaz. y uu Iats...
Este mobiliario csti completam.ar.
nuevo puede verse. ou la casa ndm.r
8 de la calle Tetuan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29

ma de estos dlas, teniendo en- cucnta
los sentimientos. el caracter. la caltu-
IA social Y los adelantos intelectuales
de la epoca EN- que vivimos. Benayen-
tie ha estudiado va la humanidad; con
sus grandezas con sus miserias. con
Sas movimientos pasionales, encamina-
dos a grandes fines, con sus pasio-
ncs rastreraS. no contenidas a veces
p0r el ordenado funcionar de una ra-
z0n serena
Hay personals que tienen acerca de
Ii importancia social del teatro tan
alta idea que 10 consideran exclusiva-
mente como >escuela de costumbres F"
Y Green que debe Siempre ofrecer a los
cspectadores ejeTnplos capaces de illus
trarlOs, corregirlos meiorarlos. Hay
otras que unicamente ven en- los es-
pectaculoS teatraleS un medic de es-
parclmlentO Y delete sin traScenden-
cha ulterlor, Y que por 10 tanto, no les
conceden yirtHd bastante para Unfair,
con la eticacia que suponen los cue
plenSan de &qlel modO, en- la correc-
clon o mejoramento pubIico. Am0os
parcccres han tenido desde haca 81
CLOS defenS0reS enthusiasts qup han ex-
tremado sus respectivos dictamenes.
deSnaturalzand0los sacandolos de
quIclO, en- menoScabo de 10 mismo uue
Sc proponlan acreditar Sin entrar ano-
ra en- el eXamen de cual de tales opinio-
mes esta mas en- ammonia con Ia verda-
dcra indole del teatro, debo hacer cons
tar que miro en- 81 principalmente un
lUgar de diversion de recreo; oero
en- el cual, no obstante, la materia que
Sc pOne en- juego para recrear diver
tlr no puede men0s de ejercer infuen-
cla, bnena mala (segtin sea la obra
que Sc represente), en- el amino lie la
multltud que asiste a semeiantes es-
pectaculoS
Las representaciones escGnicas son
una necesidad de los pneblos cultos.
ZERO en- mi opinion, como sucede en- las
obras de Benayente, cuando un poeta
dramatico desciende hasta el pueblo.
" debe hacerIo para instruirlo, para
meJorarlo, no para fortificar sls preo-
capaclones III Su manera de pensar ba-
ia ridlcula. El teatro debe ser ia
escaela del mundo moral " Y este
es 10 que enSena Benayente en- sus
ohraS. Todo 10 que lIeya al teatro es
reahdad de esa realidad que salta a
la vista de la 'humanidad en- todas las
horas del dia. No hay imagination !:
todo es realidad.
(Contin1a en- la "a. pagina)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
LIE FELICITAMOS

Nuestro apreciado aner Ion Anio
mo Gomez. intelligent erieado 1u.
fue de Ia casa dr .os -.lvr-s Swiretf
Bros, ma pasado ocupar an impoi
tante puesto on u escritorio de los !,
hores Sucs. de l.. Villam1 y Go.
Felicitamos al senior Gomez por e..
aseenso que por sa laboriosidad ir
teligencia ma recibido IN sI carer.
cOmercial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
Camara de Delegates

La Camara ceebr6 aver tres scsio
mes: una de las diez a las doce de Ia
manana; otra las scis y media dc
la tarde; y otra de las uueve las on
ce media de la noche
En- todas elias Sc trat6 de la discu-
sion del proyecto de ley Gle empresti
to para carreteras lie aqui, finalmen-
tes, el dinero apropiado para carrete-
raS
$6O0O0 Para la de Arecrbo a La
res.
$4,000. Para la de ,Juana Diaz a Cia-
les
10000 Para un trozo de la de Utua-
do Lares.
5000. Para un puente sobre el RIO dc
Mor0vis
10000 Para la de Moroyis Vega
Alta.
10000, Para la del Corozal Ma
ranjito.
10000 Para la del CorozaI a Ba-
rros
100000 Para la de comerio a c.
dra.
$4,000 Para la de Gomerio a Aguas
Buenas.
10000. Para la de Coamo a Barros.
$4,000. Para estudios y comienzo
de la de PatilIas a San Lorenzo
$4,000 Para estudios comienzo de
la de Barceloneta JItuado
$4,000. Para la de Ia Playa de Pom
ce al muelle por construir.
10000. Para la del po5lado de Qua
yabal Il ,Juana Diaz.
10000. Para un puentc sobre el RIO
de Coamo
$4,000. Para un puentc sobre 81 rio
Manati en- la carretera nlmero dorc.
$4,000. Para la carretera de ViIlal-
ba al sitio de la divisoria.
10000 Para la de Cabo Roio San
German
10000. Para la de Lajas a San Ger
man.
10000 Para Ia de bajas q San Ger
man por el sitio denominado La Par
guerra !"
$4,000. Para la de Sabana Grande a
MaricaO.
10000 Para la de Mayaguez la
escuela correctional.
$4,000. Para la de Mayaguez "a Ma
ricaO
100000 Para la de Las Marias "a La
res
5000. Para la de San Lorenzo a
Caguas.
10000 Para la de Santa Isabel a
COamo.
5000. Para ell desyio de la quebra-
da de Patillas.
$4,000. Para la carretera de Na-
guabO Las Piedras.
1900 para la de Vieques.
$4,000 para termination de la de Hu-
macao Yabucoa.
5000 para la del Puerto de Guaya-
ney a Humaca0
25,O00 para un puente eobre el rio
Fajardo.
10000 para la carretera de San Sebas-
tian a Camuy
10000 para la del mueIle de Palmas
Atlas Barceloneta.
10000 para la de Cabo Roio a Puerto
Real
10000 para la de Yauco a Lares en-
pamand0 con La de Adjuntas
5000 para ell desvio de la cuesta de
Aguadilla.
10000 para la carretera de Lares a
bifurcarse con las que conducen Yauco
y Maricao.
5000 para empalmar del kl6metro al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
Jacinto Benavente
La losa de los suenos.

Hsce aigunas semanas recibimos de
un amigo nAty querido, residiendo alba
en- Madrid, un probable Diputado a
Cortes, un ejemplar de la Ultima pro-
ducci6n del autor de Los buhos: La
losa de los suenos' Nuestras muchas
socupaciones nos impidieron eG leer es-
ta nueya obra tan pr0nto lego Il
nuestro poder. Cuando Benavente di6
d la puhlicidad su Fuerza Bruta =
esta obra dc La losa de los sueirs.
que en- uuestro parecer eS hermana
por su sentimentaliSmo- lleg6 a mes
trO poder dicha obra antes de ser re
presentada en- Madrid. de cuya Iect}ra
nos compenetramos inmediatamcntc de
su reeibimicnto; hemos sentido no ma
ber hecho to propio con la obra reel
bida ahora
Ne gusta leer Benavcnte 10
Baroia. Iuic0S dc por ALA como me
gusta teer aigo de 10 que sale por aca,
de In pluma del autor de La Patulca
= dc aqucl que Sc cIitic6 en- tieInpoS
del Buscapi6 porque salfa a Ia ca
lie sin corbata' Cuando aIganoS mas
de por ac3 puedan iIustrarse TN POGO.
ieerrmos mas.
tina obra del autor ,Ie Al natural
tienC que Ser neceSariamente un ma
nantial inagotable de ingenio. Para
hcnaveute, la indoIe peculiar de la CO.
media de costumbres eXige que, dc una
4 otra manera, por uno otro camino,
Sc procurc reproducir fielmcnte la fl
Son0mia especial de eSa humanidad
debH y que Sc pOngan en- relieve suS
vicios 0 sus virtudes, respetando STEM
pre- los fueros de la moral Y del acte;
en- donde ha entrado, de lleno, el au-
tor he "Por las nubes, Y que e. 10
que ie ha conquistado los laurelcs ga
nadoS
Los eScritores contemporane0s in,u-
rren en- un vicio por demas antipatico:
t-Sto IS. en no pararse a neditar con
yenientemente Ell plan de sus obras, nj
Il meditar nj estudiar a fondo las
condiciones peculiares de la naturale-
za humana que Sc proponen retratar
Ell elias. En- este particular llegan a
tantO ei descuido y ell ansia de pro
ducir muchO en- POGO tempo, sea como
fuere, que hasta Sc prescinde, al pin
tar costumbres del tempo presemte, de
aquello mismo que cada dia sc maes-
ira los oJoS del autOr Ell el seno de
la humanidad de que forma partc.
FL tino con que el autor de Los III
tereSes creados aduna las bellezas de
la p0esia popular y la erudita, Y la
mezcla acertada de 10 serio con 10 CO.
mIco festive, cualidad la primera que
tantO caracteriZa su 0bras La viveZa VI
oportuna brevedad de los dialogos, la
naturalldad y el tono de eStoS, segiInI
los personaJes de diStinta condici6n
que EN- eIlos interviewer, como cir
cunstancia extraordinaria, la que Ell
Ell resplandece pOr primera vez, la que
lie atraJo la simpatia, ell APPLAUSE la
admiration generates, aqnella inventi
va prOdigiosa, aquella variedad de
dramatlcOs interesantes asuntos que
ofreee en- sus numerOsas prOducciones,
con tanta facilidad realizados. tan fe-
lizmente pintados con las formas, dra
maticas y c6micas conyenientes, son
los rasgos mas distintivos, las mas So
bresalientes excelencias de qnien sa
be cemprender cual es la obra Verdi
ca y artistica que convene a la esce-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
BIEN VENIDOS

En- el vapor cOrreo de aver han llega-
do a esta capital don Jose Rubert y Da.
Carmen Rubert, distinguidos miembros
de la prestigiosa familia Rubert de esta
capital
III BOLETIN les envia ell mas cordial
saludO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
UNA ORDENANZA

II 'on"rJo Mml.pa. b. .-.a .I.
EN- u session acknowledgements ar-.
ordena'za prohbiendo .-m.naa..a.-
ga" 'iudadano llguno aaIc 1n .i.
oano por .1aIuier -I..r puH ~
juan sH- barri0,. #p.n
nuIjas I'~ coutrnauaI.- g. a ...s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29

la carretera nGmcro O. que conIu-
Adjuntas
$4,000 para la i, San Lorenz. 4 An.
Piedras
2oooO para ia de Lola q Junen.
23O.OOO para un Mauicomio 3O00l
para una careel en- IImacao. que eon.
taban en- q proyecto. fueron rlaninada.
pueS eSta VA So ha aprphado sn 49,
ley Separadamente para aqnel uo hs.
necesldad de hacer emprt~tito poriue e.
el Tesoro Insular hay dincro sufficient.
para construirlo
Solo qued6 para discutir,e ~ la session
de Ia tarde a propuesta del senior Dia,
Navarro, la ultima aprobsci6n del pr.
yecto que consiste en 100000 para
el ensanche de la carretera de San Juar
a Martin Peha.
Se acord0 que Ia Camara reanudara si
session hoy las nueve Y media a. Is
manana.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
9gstIss shs seas.ssa.

flsw fankea railroad man once ttiel to project teiemaph poles in wcsilcfn Kansas and slgnaily failed is related hy a pioneer of fswnee county.
 Eakiy settlers remember that for milek you could see white polished 5elton every telegraph pole where buf. faloi,s had polished thelt shaggy hide whea tormented by buffalo anats. I was told that many poles were broken by ihe vast army of scratching ani mals. A certain railroad official who lived in Boston. where the shoes were made, bought ail the begging avis on the market and had fine section men drive them into the posts until they looked like giant cactuscs. The 1 erds caus and saw and conquered They fought for first place at the poles and tickbId their mangy hides with the avis which were broken by the joyful bulls that stu scratched on the rem nanul until the poles fell. Needless to say, the remaining avis were with. drawn from service at once.--Kansss City Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
Silent wisdsm.

Re,,p still When trouble Is brewing. keep stin. Even when siander is get. ting tu bis legs keep still When your feelings are hurt keep stin-tiH you recovec from your excitement at any rate. Things look differently through an urlagitated eye
 Dr. Burton relates how once in g commotion be wrote letter and sent 1t and wished he had rot. "In my later years" he said. T had another com. motion and wrote long letter. but life bad rubbed little sense into me, and kept that letter in my pocket againgt the day when could look it over without agitation and without tears was glad did Less and less it seemed necessary to send it was not sure it would do any hurt. but In my dcubtfulness | leaned Go reticence, and eventually it was destroyed" '" Time works wonders. Wait ulI you can speak calmly. aBd then you viii not uied to speak. maybe
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
Hows THls7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. ward for any case of cstarra that cal not bc cured by Ho'rs Catarrh Cure. T. J CHENEY 6 ca, Toledo. o.
 We, tbe undersigned have known z. .. Cheney Tor the past l5 years, Toledo. 0.
 and believe him perfectly honorable in aIl business tgansaetious, and fin ancisny able to carry ont any obllga. lions made by ais arm Waldiug, Kin ran 6 Marvin. Wholesale druggists 0
 Halls Catarrh cure is taken intern. ally. acting directly upon tbe blood ard mutous surfaces of the system. resamoulsls sent free. Price 75c, per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take lEalrs EsmiJy Pills for const. psuiou
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
clIa rin. sirn-I. M.rn.-..

Richard Evelyn. who died tn l7od, lamenpl an bis diary the vanishing ot ~Thc simple manners that prevailed in his younger days "Mcn.' he says .'Courtea and chose their wives for their rlodcsty. trurality. keeping st home. good bousewifery and other eco uomical virtues then 10 reputation. The virgins and young ladies Of that golden age put their bands Co the spindle, nor disdaiurd they The needle; were obSc- euious and helpful to their parents, in- structcd in thc mauacgry Of the family and gave prpS8Eps Uf making excellent wives Their retir"meuts were devCut and religious books and thhr recrca. tious ln the disuilatory, the knowledge of plants and their virtues, fN the com fort ot their poor uciEhbors and use of their family. which wholesome. plain diet and kitchen physic presersed in perfect health"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
oon,r nsLAY.
Soma Alaskan People Hsss Losrnod
 Taat Neglect ls pangerous.


 Taat Neglect Is Dangerous.
 The slightest symptom of kidney trouble is far too serious to be over. looked. Iss the small. neglected troubles that lead to serious kidney ailments. That pain in the "smalr' of your back: that urinary irregularity; those headaches and dizzy spells; that weak, weary, worn-out feeling. may be natures warning of coming dropsy or fatal Bgight's disease. Why risk your life by neglecting these symptoms7 Reach the cause of the trouble while there Is yet tlme---be- gin treating your kidneys at once with a tried and proven kidney rem edy. No need to experiment--Doan's Kidney Pills have been curing kid- hey trouble for over 75 years. Deans Kidney Pills are used and recommend cd throughout the civilized world. Convincing testimony follows:
 Mrs. E. 4. Husk, 1901 Union St., Olympia. Wash. says: Although have never used Deans Kidney Pills myself, they have been taken by other members of my family with excellent results. They have no equal for pain and weakness In the back. The persons who used Doan's Kidney Pilis in my family are now entirely free from kidney trouble"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MiIburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
R,a 2 eond opini.r of HimseIt.

Wordsworth considered The Excur- sion~ bis best poem and uext to 1t The White Doe Of Rylytoue.' He once said that when he first thought scri ouSly of being a poet he looked into himself to see bow bc was fitted for the work and seemed to dud there that first great gift, the vital souL' a statement which shows that. whatever other people may think of him, he had a passably fair opinion Of himself He frequently expressed his opinion of his own poetry and once said that he had widened the domain of the poet over s whole field dpempd irreclaimable.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
- -. -.

rbfvna- Is .ur.hr 1rp oN'r riace ir the world where sre marriage irHst taka, rHarg w.Eaat thr nsesau.r ot 'he BrEeatnnn Enre.. 'Nratnyd r'@. son srp v#m- n. s.m inrc tEH ausa" vnar n"nns arp ou1rrd wHa rrr uwr rr H.- ur5ur asd .' rewaus frr-a g-r ran s"ma-.~rnt snHr.Hrs 'r 2, nr. wnHm fHr grs's naE- g-.a-.aT aH' 'HH ..r t- 'aE a'rw er. ns parents tEHf uFszeuua-s nrc F.-a.E. HaH sar n.H
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
s-- es Them EI'.

B ,un lnnma HuHnnss@ waS on"F aEf.- grH . H"ar' @a.ha'ar rer. H...r.r. #ffa na. ..- .nHneH
 ~r .s ..... naw Hs s .l V5Dn0ESIy .rr- r. r. ~...r H.rH .s a married man. #-. Han. ea nu.H , wnul rur.n. r.f. w.... .. "H.esg sDHg .v ~
 Fr- 1 n.s mr .-srHur sr01na. -nast. fr. "vun ..r- maH yan dn waDl shar af."
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
candlsHnht

In domestic lighting for nearly the first hail ot the last century candles beld indlsputed sway The bell Is ruug, and Mary brings in candles. a pair of molds lu tall brass candlesucks brightly polished, with snuGers on a tray-ii sharp beaked snuffers of steel with mws that opened and shut with a snap nGd something sinister in their appeatance. There were plated can dicst,cks aud sundcrs. too. for occa- sions Of state. with silver branches that suggested the spoiIs Of Jerusalem, but there was also a lamp. sintely ediiice of bronze that lowered over the family circle at times and shed a generous and genial light when SO in cllued But what a demon lt was to smoke and to smelll And it would burn. when it coudcscended to burn at all nothing but tbe very finest sperm cll at fabulous price per gal. lou.-Isonaon Globe
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19


 The Priuces sna cane in durine The nlghs tended with explosives
 rse City of seattle arrived In this Bort at &545 T. m last eren- inp. leaving at D. m with sovee- toaa passengers and forty tons of treis3
 Rly Wilson oG vancouver, mod eratE o1 the Presbyterian assembly, alli, up on tse May yesterday aud ,eu tais morning for a trip to N-hItehorse aud AtliH. lie will re- turn uext week
 A. J AtWelL, representative ot the department of the interior came up yesterday on the City of Seattle land tcft this moruiuE for Fairbanks, vhefc he has been called on govern ueat bhsiuezs
 Curtis C. Webb left this morning fer YFhltehoFse. He win attend to some business there ia connection with the shipping of mining mach iaery and may SO to Dawson for a WhIia before returning to S6agway.
 During the absence Of Mir. Britt. who has gone te the states for sey- eral res ks, his clerk wili collect wa ter rtsars as usual The city magis- lrates duties win he attended Go by yRdee Conway. and Mr Ganty viU attend Co jhc payment of city warrants. With the knowledge that every HhlHg ls Ten Ia ships6ape at boma.Mr Britt may feel safe iu eN- tending his visit as long as lt suits his pleasure
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19

Olympia beer on draft at the Board of Trade This famous brew is kept constantly fresh both on draft and in bottles. This is the. time to drink beer. Get 1t at the Board of Trade Bar, where the eel ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept in bottles. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
Rn.t.r Than ,hs Thsatsr.

How is it that Rufus never takes you to tic thcater any morer
 Well. you see, one evening it raibed and so we had to sit in the parior."
 "YesTr
 Well. ever since that we-oh. doD't know, but don't you think that theaters are an awful boreY'-CornelI Widow.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
-a rfrr -a

cra -. h-3 ...H s- ErWr bachelor frarFs TE. WHna I@aw bim Inst Hr was mr0HH. very slowly She ln. Hre6r 1fnf euav he'd hvcn iN
 rfe-ra hasn't naaa rFp was sewing
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
ln suspsnss

"My brother has taken the drink cure" remarked the first clubman- Has it cured hlmT' inquired the sec. Snd clubrnan.
 'ae fesIrs So.7-~Pitisburgb Post.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
His con,parison.

Gertie-l Ike the uew minister. Bc brings things home to yon that yoS never saw before Harry Huhl I've Eot a laardryman as good as that
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
Govsrnment

4 man must first govern himself before he be St to govern family and bls family ere he be 6t to bear tbs government in the commonweaith.- Sir Walter Raleigh,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19

S5c For hone cooked meSl- gufsE. dean service. WhgTe7 Al he New Home Restaurant Fif'h Avenue. aaI a u1.1Rte from Broa3wa
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
The usua, Custom.

"Aiy idt.al Is a husband who woula cead my heart like took.
 "I'm afraid. my dear, be would sat isfy himself with the pretty biuding. -Fliegentle Blattet
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19

The y.agsN ro~ug un0 seated himself beside s. na-Fsrma -r. uu thc tG'u
 "GrnE tg-. ng rnaI-d
 "Nnn nra s.r. -".H 'sn 'Fr" was The cfTTf0r -atu-I r.-rur TaTrsript
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
r-.--L. !. Worry

waW t.E rrrurr ungr> nofrro worry Ing arn~t u IF Fan worry Hpiorp it
 -ornas # m7v never come af aH and
 rnr will have Iost brasb and spirits over Q nHHnrrm
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19

The best meals in whitehorse at tho white Pass Cafe, only white help employed. Mrs. otloff King proprietress u
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
WEEleS ONE REASON WHV
 PEOgIE WANT OFFICE

,Wusaueton. July l9-ncmocrat fr catumftteew5n Shseban testified na orc taa c5murrtcs today tha rrs camp ian fund for 1Po4 amount eG la a million dollars.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19

Henry Fre5eUthsl Phone 76. Quick delivery. BaEgaEe and expressing on short notice. day or night
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwigsen, successor ts ". W. Boughton, has taken tho agency for the justly famous
 Fl, ISFTNTTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.

5000 just received from the fac. tory at Tampa. Fla. If you want the best don't fall to give these goods trial.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19

The Priucess Eua cane in duriue the nlghs ioadea with explosives aha feed
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-19

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The Detroit times., 1912-01-08
GROCER is HELD UP I
AND ROBBED IN STORE

Three nervy holdup men entered
the grocery OF James Peters, at How
ard and Fifteenth-sts, shortly after
7:30 o'clock, Saturday night, and
when Peters came into the store from
his living rooms, revolver was
pressed against his cheek, and he was
ordered to throw up his hands. One
of the robbers took SO from one OF
his trousers pockets, and he was or
dered TO open the cash register. A
young man who stepped Ia to buy a
cigar was promptly covered with a
revolver, and his pockets yielded SO
cents.
When Peters neryously fumbled al
the register, the robbers became inn
patient, and two OF them seized the
register and carried IL of, bodily. II
contained about $40. A fourth man
was standing guard outside, and the
quartet got Into a buggy and drove
away.
AS soon as they left, Peters notified
the police, and the flying squadron re
sponded, but obtained no trace OF the
robbers. Peters described them as
young men, of 90 10 % years OF age
Two wore soft hats and brown coats
while the third wore a black derby
and black overcost