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knight Frank r..
f. 9 s2g,9 o5sns, Is on Menss' q January 80
his his funeral on wednesday, February J. a,2 m from
the residence Of his son-in-la". Ira khburn South
Mo-ri-ovn n, the convenience n the family
suddenly at Hudson. y y. Januar, 30 is'@
Funeral on weinesday FEBRUARY l. AZ 2ao , m. from
Intermont private.
cy.NNINGHAM-At Dundee scotland on January %
John l. Cunningham
EwEN-on Monday January 30 Maria Louisa widow
Notice of funeral nsreafer
FRENCH At aelaen. Ions Island Isnuary ia Joseph r.
French. aged - years
GoELLER-on Jonuar, % Charles j. Goerer. aged -
Funeral services at residence 10 1872 West lin
lnternent az Greenwood at convenience u family
Kind, omit flowers
GREENE-or Saturday morning January 2s Msior-Gen-
George sears Greene. u the SSH year Of his age
Funera services Peters church. Morrstovn. y J.
A special train vii cave Hobosen At 1910 m. and
returning leave Morrstown ~ $40 D. nj.
MiIitnr, order. LoynI Legion. United states.
formed the death of Mslor-Geneai Georse Greene
rival rain ea,ns Ch1stopher street Fe--y ar y
o'coch D.. J.. and " r. a special gaI VII VII or -
-, order Of M.ior-Generai GRENyILLE5 n DODGE
= s. Vols. Commander. A. NOEL. RLAkEMAN Actng
Assistant Paymaster late r. Nsvy Recorder
KNGHT-on Mondsy. January 30. Frank Rawlings
Funeral services 70 10 held q, his late residence W "a
West 25th-~t. on Tuesday, January 81, AZ o clock
LfpPlNcoTT-on sunday January % 1899 a Kings
ton. y \. REV. g. g.. Lppineott in the 7'ih year ~
Fanerai services will be held At The Frs, Reformed
church Kingston. Tuesday afternoon. Jsnusr' b.
O'Clock
MEAD-suddenly at Cherry Valley. y. Y sauda,. Jan
us5 - ls@. Carissa. widow of Robert " Mead in
her S0fh
Internent at Greenwich. Conn.
orIN-At Rutherford. Y. J.. January % William oun.
ln the 6gtn year q his
Relatives and friends also members of the Exempt Fire
mems Association OF New York invited 70 attend
the a. his late residence 'arnita ana tnlon
a,es. Rutherford. O'Clock Tuesday evening
Train leaves Charher~-.f ~
READ-At Yonkers. y Y. January 30 1899. al The
Read n sisr y-af.
Funeral ser,c,s the First Me'hods Episcopal church
North Broadway. lonkers. on WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY l.
a.
1893 Amelia smith, daughter Or the late William
sydney smith and Eleanor Jones smith
Funeral an Longwood on Nednesda5, FEBRUARY l. AZ
Carriages viii. be in waiting yaphank arrival ot
$50 train from New York
sr-TPHEN-On Monday January 30. 1890. Ten Eyck
Sutphen. In the SD year ~ his age
Funeral services his residence No 81 Second
Place Brooklyn. on Wednesday, February !. AZ 2do
m.
Trippe son Of James and Anna Trippe. In
the J4h ~ his
Funeral his brothers residence No. 3a7 Cen
tral-ave, Orange. y j. on Tuesday, January 81
at 2.3O ?. m.
Harlem Railroad 43 ride from the Grand Central
Depot Office 10 East 42d-st
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on THE VARIETY STAGE.

The chief entertainers at the Palace yesterday
were the Streator Zouaves. who have been Mr.
Proctors downtown house for the last two weeks
Their exhibition drill much admired The
programme also included Kitty Mitchell the three
Racket brothers. the two Paolis. Manning and
West ~, the Asbeys. Lamartine, the Naidares'
Kriesels dogs. Howlev and Leslie, etc
Miss Alice 4thertoa was unable 10 appear at
Proctore TIVE 1ty-third Street Theatre Yesterday.
according 10 he programme Among those who
did appear were Thomas RYAN and MAJ Richheld.
in an Irish fare AEna suitE soubreIte saEeT ana
CONS and Frobel and Ruge. comic aerial per
formers
There was plenty OF variety at Tony Pastors
Theatre yesterday the audiences being entertained
by Tony Pastor the Gypsy Quintet. Charles King
contra-tenor: Lorraine Ammcns. soprano: Anita
Maona. contralto; Robert Rurton. tenor. and
Charles Basley ba-ytone. Cook and Sonora. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Budworth. Hanson and Drew. r.
jay Fields and N .le Salna, Nellie BGrt Cement
Deve-4 lie Grail ms Lorraine and Howell Burto
and McDoi ,ugh roll Trio.
The two featuro OF the bill az Ksiths Union
Square Theatre which attracted especial attention
yesterday were Neil Burgess and his company in
a short play called My Mother-in-Law" and Au-
guatus Thomas stage version OF Dlckens scsrory
tons in the usual variety and number.
The people who dropped in at the Eden Musee
vesterday were rewarded in the usual manner
They saw d variety of moving pictures. projected
bv the cinema tog apn listened 10 the music OF the
Iungarjal Band and examined the waNWorkS.
The burleso. 90 Catherine at Weber Fields's
Music Hall has proved more popular than anything
olse that has ben done there recently. Another
aw5enre maj crowded the house 20 the doors
r~cef ed 81 repetition last night
A carefully selected bill. d.. some new and some
old features W. offered Roster & Bials Music
Hau last nigh II included tie Merkle sisters,
eouiibrists r ais 1t Roy flusionist and ma
gfcian. the II. eimanns. tho Darios Miss Ida
t,Dl.h' win 8 F.. an Mile Marzca and her trained
iirds the PaI .l,r brothers. ana Me. cara Lar
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MARRIED.

GLYNEs--C'LY MER--On tho 18Th of October. isos A.
St Adams. Holborn. London England. hy th4 Re-
Arthur stanton Webster Gi,nes Ella MARIA daughter
~ the late VIM. Henry pe'x and widow ~ Edward
Myers c1ymer of Readng Penn.
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The Rev Myron winslow Reed born in
Brookheld VT. on July a, 1896. His father was
clergyman. The educated IN the district
school and at the St. Lawrence Academy, AT Pots
dam ~ Y In June, 1862 he enlisted as a private
in the 18th Michigan Infantry. and was appointed
chaplain OF the regiment. Two months lator ne
resigned 10 accept the captaincy Of Of the com
panies. When mustered out. in July. 1855. he VAS
serving as General Thomass chief OF scouts.
At the close Of the war he entered the Chicago
Theological Seminary from which he was grad
uated in 1865 His first charge was the first Con-
grega tional Church. of New-Oreans. where he re-
mained for four years He then became pastor OF
the OIivet Congregational Church OF Milwaukee
remainiug there four years This followed by
seven years as pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church, OF indianapolis. in which church eX-Presi-
dent Harrison was "a worsnipper. In 1883 Mr.. Reed
became pastor OF the First Congregational church
Of Denver and remained there for eleven years
on his resignation the Broadway Temple Assoca-
ZION was OrganiZei and from February 3. 1888, unt
six weeks ago. when he was stricken with the
Illness which resulted IN his death. ne prea hed 10
great cOngrega ions az every service. HIS hearers
we're Of many creeds and from all classes OF society
In 1856 Mr. Reed was nominated tot congress ny
the Democrats. He defeated by only eight
hundred votes in strong Republican district IN
1872 the Populist nOWina ton for congress Was OF
fcred 70 him. but he declined H.
Mr.. Reed was prominent In many lines ~ chari-
table work. He president for some time ot the
Denver Charity Orgauization SocletX and and pI me me
Colorado State Board OF Charities. In Nv NJ was
president OF the National Conference of CHARITIES
and Corrections He served National chaplain
Of the Grand Army of tho Republic. ana IN loF6
was elected commander ot tne bepdrl rlH.i' - ~, ,5
RADIO and Wyoming He left widow two sons ana
q daughter.
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Special \ oiifss.


Daily, $40 year. 81 pef month.
Diiiv. without sunday s. year ~ ccrs per mo"s93s1
Sunday Tribune. s. yea Weekly. 81 ssmi Wee<ly ~
POST AGft charged 70 fore counres-4
ercepf NsSico and carais, aud the daily N Ss~-f
York cry
REMITTAScEs sent IN cash. unr-g stored VIII b ~
the owners rsk.
MAIN oFff"F>o ;s4 Nas-sp
UPTOWN oFFIrE-Ns f.1G Broadway
London-orce n The Trir ne. 70 100 fieef 81
Morton Chaplin = 90. 40. a FIiuIfst.s. L. a
Brown Gould = Co NJ :. Ns~ Oxfcfd-st
American EsIr~s- COMPANY. No. . M~lefioo Plse$
Thomas C0't A Srn. LufETis 'ircua
The London crice = The Tribune s r0nrenient p'ee~
"a leave advertisements and s1i S'rip'ionr
Paris Munro Co.. No : pun -crib~
~ ffingue~ \ Co. No 3 ffff 10 frntence
Moran Esries & 90 No 3 H1ulryarf Hsnssmer&
Credit i.yonnals Bureau De- Efrahrera
American Express COMPANY. 30 Zoe hale'y'
Thomas cool sor No p'sc. q iop.ra
C~nfr1 Lombard tfier co s1f Union fanh
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recording barometer The dotted line the
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
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DIED

Notices of marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Charles Coghlan's new play. In which he Will re-
aprear AZ the Fifth Avenue Theatre on April TO-
tells story OF the French Revolution and the
act .on occurs some months after the eNecui-n or
I,uis XVI Ii Is founded certain episodes re-
lated in the documents and memoirs Of tho time.
The principal members OF the American Drama
lists club will attend the opening performance OF
Mr. Hernes play. The Rev. Grihth Daven-
nort an the Herald Sauare Theatre this evening.
The Appellate Term OF the Supreme Court handed
down a decision yesterday affirming q Judgment OF
the Municipal Court In favor Of Antonio Pastor for
500 being liquidated damages IN an action Tor
breach OF contract In q suit brought by Pastor
oesi,s+ NfaN Solomon and other defendants. The
S00 vcs claimed for breach IF one OF twenty-
conditions in the contract, under wnIcn the de-
fndans agreed 10 play for the plaintiff for eleven
weeks from August l6 1924.
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THREE BALLOTS IN DELAWARE.

1: Van Dusen 1: Cornish. 1: Adnms I: Norris :
Valentine, /. There several absentees.
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OBITt AIRY.
THE REV. MYRoN wINsLCw REED

THE REV. MYRON WINSLCW REED.
Denver Jan 30-The Rev Myron Winslow Reed
pastor of the Broadway Temple died az ST. Joseph
Hospital in this city to-day, after a protractei
Illness due 10 a general breakdown OF the system
Mr. Reed vas stricken with nervous prostration
which developed Insomnia His sleeplessness ba -
fled the skill OF the best physicians In the city unth
hypnotic power resOrted 90 Mr. Reed I'M
proved perceptiblv for several dats. until relapHe
came. which left MIN beyond hope IF relief q
was unconscious the end, and dea p came WITH
out pain.
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FIFTH AVE. Auction ROoMs.j
"a. rfii avenue.
VA NORMAN ATCTf0NrER
SOW oS FNHrBrioN.
SOLD
TOMORROW AF~TEFNOoN
also Thursday. FRIDAY and saturday.
Afternoons.
Fobruarv |. ?. 3 -~d 4. ~ o'Clcchss
HIGHLY lNPoRTs sNr S,LE
MRS. REBFCCA MI. MTLROY.
Administrators.
\ NTrQr-E MODERN F't-R~rTrRR
AND
HOTS EHOLD F,FFECTS.
belonging 4" the estate Of Luke Muiroy
decea-ed.
Ihf ELH'ANT ss,',,.i sNheiLi'hNENTS r..l'
a Handsome Private Residence
ooth st
c.mriisng -
sVMPTIpls DRAWING ROOM niNiNG ROOM
made b, Kinb~i Iie-'er ard other hlsh eIass
.nrulnF
Sqro' 1, '9Tss Massn, hnsF Rom rs Tso. ns ss
~, s.. Hr9t u, gA's a'' ,.a @ns,sh 1870 si
SUPERB SCREEN COSTLY DRAWING ROOM
SOFAS ulNANs AID ODD CHAIRS
A -,einwav Baby Grand Piano
AR7lsTs' s' fis Re.sS iT' 5gE FTA,yS
Very Elegant B~droom suite. Cost
800:
BRASS BEDsTEADs CHfFFONiERs BuREArs
Poiar sear Robe ''' p9e He. Frsrsgiass 0s ws,s
Colors Porcelars Glass Nases. Buffalo R0oe &C
y CHICK ERl\G @ UPRIG Hr PiASOd
together with Rare collection %
sheraton.
Chippendale and Colonial
FU RNITURE.
Eanorarey Carved Hgh ros Mahogany Bedsfssd-;
Carved Oal Sets Oh p0rcslains potteries BlhemiaAi
Glass Rrass Goos and varied - Antieas&
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In Lnis diagram continuous white 4ns A.ows Lne
changes pressure indicated by Ihs TTieshss s'
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a.
JAMES p. SILO. AI-CTIONEER.
old stand 4s Liberty-st.
MORTG AGE AND
ADMINISTR ATORS' SALE OF
Rich Household Appointments Seaskn sacaues iaces %
tailor made street and Dinner Costumes ~ ne hnes
fabrics immense lot Of diamond Jewery. diamond Taras
pearl and diamond several ruby pearl turquoise
and diamond Rings seven beautiful diamond Sunburs's
solitaire diamond Earrings and Scar,pins.
BY ORDER OF
OPPF NIEIM * ST TVERANCE, V
corNsELLORs At Law.
New York Life Insurance Building 346 Broadway.
ALSO THE ENTIRE ELEGANT EFFECTS or
PROMINENT NETWORK PHYSICIAN. AND FROM
DUNELLEN. y. J..
WITH THE BALANCE OF THE
CAROLINE R. THOMAS ESTATE.
DAYS OF AUCTION
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY /. ? and =
EACH DAY AT O'CLOCK. At THE
SILO ART GALLERIES.
~ LIBERTY ST.
NOW on FREE EXHIBITIoN
ART SALE.
Tho Valuable Collection of
MODERN PAINTINGS
BELONGING TO
MRS. A. HAwKINS.
81. Louis No
Daurhrer law N ExAsssant Secretary OF the Interior
David n Hawkins.
NOW ON EXHIBITION
at the
scHENcK ART GALLERY
B5 Cedar Street.
R.tween william aud Nassau Streets
To be Sold at Auction "wednesday
Thursday and Friday at $40
O'Clock eSoh day.
FRANK H SCHENCK.
Auotioneer.
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The people who dropped in at the Eden Musee
vesterdav were rewarded in the usual manner.
They saw d variety % moving pictures. projected
n, ne cinemafug -apn listened 10 the music OF the
Band and examined the waNworks
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The burleso % Catherine at Weber 4 Fields 5
Music Hall has proved more popular Than anything
else that has to.n done there recently An9tner
Sence maj crowded the house 10 the doors
gTceted 81 repetition last night
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A.-The Kensico G-metery.-Prvste station.
ride from the Grand Central
Depot; Office iG East 42d-st
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EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION


lowers lessens. eNpectora'on ceases lungs heal.
For particulars address AMERICAN HiGiSNiC lNsrl-i
rf-TE Harrison New YORK
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Should be read DAILY oy all interested. as changes
may occur any tmel
Foreign mails for the ending February =. lssa.
Will close promptly AL the Genera p5sf-
follows Parcels Post Malls cCs one hour ear
lier than closing shown below
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A.
JAMES p. SILO. AUCTION EEfS.
old stand q LIberty-st
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13
X Reliable Pilot.

Any one wishing to engage the ser- vices of a reliable guide and pilot who is familiar with the entire coast of South eastern Alaska, can do so by cal ling at this office. or at Reid X Sylves- tcrs store. \ great many mining cX- perts and others will coil.e to Alaska thi, summer with desire to visit some particular locality along the coast All such persons will lind il to their best interests to obtain the services of perfectly reliable pilot. who. from long experience is acquainted with the Alaska coast and tide currents. This opportunity affords such persons d chance to visit in -aftey any locality they dcsirc
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13

In the District Court ol me tinted states TOT the District of Alaska.
 Lena Thaclicr Mo- sbl.
 Plaintiff. tsuMMoNS) D.I.. Thacker
 Dcfcndcn
 The President of the United states of Amer ica,
 To ID. l.. Thacker
 The above named Dcfcndent GREETING: You are hereby commanded to be and appear ill the above entitled Court. holden at Stka in said Dis trlct. and answer the complaint hled against you in the above entitled action within twcaty days from the date of service of this summons upon you and if you fail so to appear and answer. for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint filed herein. The said action is brought to secure dissolution of the bonds of matrmony now existing between the said plain tin ana said defenicnt by Il decree of this Court. on the ground of a Wilful descrl1on and support on the part of the said dcfcndcnt for period of more than t:a three years. as will more fully appear by the complaint filed herein And this is to command you. the Marshall of said District or your Deputy. to make due ser vice and return of this summons Hereof fail hot.
 WITNESS the Honorable CHARLES $. JOHNSON. Judge of said District Court and the
 Seal of the said Court affixed at Sitka in said District this 9th Seal sixth day of April A. D., 1899. ALBERT D ELLIOT Clerk.
 CHAS. F.. INGERSol.
 Attornay for plaintir. Date of first publication. April 18th, 1899
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13

An incident told by the Rev. V. E. Carroll makes apparent the necessity in this transition period, of getting the negro inwardly right in order that his relationship to society may be right.
 We We're drivcn out one sunday from Decatur, when We come upon a negro. with a club in his hand and a freshly killed possum .on his shoulder. We stopped to examine the prize. and the Colonel said
 "My friend, do you know it is Sun day?'
 "Sartcn boss
 Are you not a religious man?"
 Il are. I'se just on my way home from church."
 And what sort of religion have you got that permits you to go hunting on Sunday?'
 irli@ion: ;cligjnu: Quiricd the man. q, he held up the possum with one hand aud scratched his head with the other. "Does you 'spect any black nt;li, in Alabama is gwine to tie hisself up to any religion dat lows d possum to walk right across the road ahead of him an git away free? No, Sah A religion that won't bend d little when d fat possum heads you off couldn't be established round yere by all the l""a.hcrs in de univarse."
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13
Whoorinp Cough.

had little boy who was nearly dead from an attack of whoopiny cough. My ncighbors reccommensed Chambers lain's cough remedy. I did not think that any medicine would help hi m. but after gili ing him few doses of that re- medy l noticed an Improvements, and one bottle cured him entirely. It i> the best cough medicine l eyer had in the house. .-J. l.. Moore, South Burg vatstown. Pa. For sale by Wrangel Drug Co.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13
Remember.

N rangcl Studio is the place to get Alaska views. \ fine selection Of Wranycl during the great boom of 1898. Remember will desert Wrangcl soon and if there is any one that has bill to present will be pleased to settle it.
 0. D. GOetZc.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13
Business Men.

The Journal has all facilities for turning out work at short notice. Try Us for your next "rush' order in bill heads, envelopes, or any kind of office stationery. Low prices, high satisfac- tion and prompt delivery make strong trio.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13

Many old soldiers now feel the effects of the hard service they endured dur ing the war. Mr. Geo. Anderson of Rossvillc, York county Penn., who saw the hardest kind of fighting at the front, is now frequently troubled with rhumatsm. "l had severe attack lately,' he says, and procured bot tie of Chamberluin's Pain Balm. IL did me so much good that would like to know what you would charge me for one dozen bottles" Mr. Anderson wanted it both for hi. own use and to supply his friends and ncighbor.. as every family should have Il bottle of in their home. not only for lth eumatism but lame back. sprlins. swellings. cuts, bruises and burns, for which it is un- equallcd For sale by Wrangel Drug Co.
 Everyone has been complaining of late of the scarcity of pies in town It appears that everyone buys Wcigel' x pies. and George. who is very accom- modating. has been allowing his GUS toners to carry the pie plates home with the pies always on the promls" that they will be returned promptly. Of course none of onr citizens would steal sic plate, but d great many Gpr- 9ctful ones have failed to return them. Recently George has been without pies in stock d great deal of the tune and when asked the reason stated that he had bought all the pie tins in town and still Was unable to keep any on hand as the customers would forget to return them. Unless the people oi i Wrangc! turn in and return the pic plates We are in great danger of d pic I famine.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13
Books! Books.

For Sale or Exchange. by the Hunt Grocery Co.,. .'26 Front Street.
 Capt. Mclean and Chas Brown. two well known citizens of California;. were were callers atsthe JOURNAL office this week. These gentlemen are members of party of victims of Peter TouSsaint who is we'll known in Wrangcl and south eastern Alaska. as d profcssional mining fraud.
 The auction sale of the stock of Case X Wilson which was attached by the Marshall was sold this week.
 Weigel makes the best Pies. Cakes. and bread in toWn
 The Journal is for sale at the r. O. news stand. $. Strouec's cigar store and the Hunt Grocery Co.
 The District Court for Alaska, meets at Juneau on May Ord. next.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-05-13
LOCAL. NEWS.
Fresh Bread at Wciyels Bakery.

v The Al-ki went north on Tuesday and returned south bound to day. Headquarters for Choicest Creamery Butter, full cream Swiss and Limburg- CT Cheese. Hunt Grocery O., 326 Front Scirct.
 Dr. Campbell has returned to his home in Nacavillc. Gal.
 F. F.. Cagle has opened Il tin shop in t.,c Boomhardl Block. 2l4 Front St and is prepared to do all kinds of work ut short notice.
 The Cottage City has left has left for the south on Monday.
 Gospel meeting every Sunday night al l36 Front St. at 7.3O P. III. Bible class every Sunday morning at Il o'clock. in the same place. All are cordially invited to attend.
 The court succeeded n protcct- ing his friend Mike McC Canc to the cN- tent of $l5 and dctrauding this publica- ton out of the same. The excuse glv-
 
 en was hat the plaintit1 failed to cm- ploy his honor to practice ill his own court. The JOURNAL is not forced to suspend publication on account of the loss.
 Have you subscribed for the Journal: If not. why not:
 1nt. f I,, Front Restaurant in Wrangcl, passed through on the Rosalc enroutc to kc1- chikan where he will open Il rcstau- rant
 Hunt Grocery Co.,, General Market place. Choicest Fresh and Cured Meats. Fish and Game.
 Deputy Marshall Grant made d trip 1o Bradfield Canal this week in search of Peter Toussaint but the man was not secured.
 Eyes tested free at Carlyon's. <. If you have d headache: try glasses. The home of Wm Brodcrick was made happy this week by the arrival of d brand new boy. and now Bill goes around with d broad smile or d merry whistle.
 All kinds and sizes of Photographs at Carylon's.
 Mike McCanc is guilty of conduct against public morals under Section 61,4. Had he appeared for trial he might have got ''tcn dollars and costs. Wcigc makes d speciality of line pastry to order.
 Tl.~ Glenn Elliott rnliaf party arriv- ed in Wrangel last Sunday on board the Excelsior and left for the North Monday morning. The rlver steamer Duchesnay which was purchased by the government accompanied the Ex- celsior north.
 Attorney Fred Page Tustin commen- ced two suits in attachment this week before L. 5. Commissioner Fred Page Tustin.
 
 shampoo. patronise the 0. k. Tonsor- ial parors Finest brands of Cigars X Tobaccos.
 The Golden Gate returned from Hunters Bay on Tuesday in time for Pat Loftus to sigu bond for the notor- ious Bad Mike.
 Ali kinds of location blanks for sale ,t t.IiS office.
 tarNoa LII, a Gne line of tuios
 Jack Collins eayr -ort oI picnic to the mcinher~ 0; tic ti.eil-l,liott party last Sunday. I he da} ~a, rainy and sight seeing Was out of the question ,o all hand, turned in and had d good time piaymg game, etc in the ware house on Mckinnun wharf.
 Mrs. J. R. Mckcand has gone East on a visit to friends and relatives.
 Look out for the NEXT ISSUE. The town is getting hot and We will try to have the paper aa hot 'aS the town.
 New stock of goods expected to day for Carylon
 Ed. Sparr was this week convicted of selling whis<ey to an indian and was fined Ten dollars and Costs. r | Huntpp fnr,parll, of NNn,n,r.,1 |;
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Summons.

In the District Court of the United States for the District of Alaska. Lena Thacker No Wl.
 Plaintiff. tsUMMuNS)
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Our Facilities for Turning out Job Work is
 TneXcellcd III Alaska.