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Evening star., 1901-06-26
DIED.

1891. LOUIS SMITH HOLDEN, infant son Of
Augustus r. Holden and Adalyn 5. Holden,
aged eight months and fourteen days.
Funeral from residence OF parents. No. 1907 18th
street northwest, Thursday, June q, at II
O'Clock am.
| LANCASTER. Departed this life on lune 25,
loved husband of Marcellena Lancaster and
father of Geneva Lancaster.
A precious from is gone;
voice We loved is stined;
place is vacant In home
Which never can be filed.
Funeral Friday. June 2s at 2 O'Clock, from Gal
braith A. NJ. f. z. Church. -
TEST. On Wednesday. June &c, 1901. at 40 am.
J. Test and son of Catherine. widow OF the late
Colvin H. Test
Services at his late residence % 7th street SOUTH
east, Thursday evening, June "a. at O'Clock.
Interment at American Mechanics cemetery,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TRETI.ER. Suddenly. at Riverdale. Md, CHAs.
e. TRErLER sxty-three years Of age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WILSON; On Tuesday, June 2s, 1901, at s
Jesse II. and Lizzie Woodward Wilson, in his
eighteenth year.
Funeral services at Oak HUI cemetery chapel
Thursday, June u, at O'Clock.
In Memoriam.
GUSS. In remembrance OF my dear mother, IsA-
BELLA GUSS, who died ten years ago today,
June %. 1891.
Gone. but not forgotten
BY HER DAUGHTER. NJ #. TYLER
LUDLOW. Our mother.
June &c, 1898.
SMITH TII In sSIp Ssmsmbranee Of my dear daughter
years ago today-June 26, 1899.
May she rest in peace.
BY HER MOTHER, MARCELINA RICHARDSON.
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Our S1O.5O
Hand Machines

re just the thing to take to the
country with you. Can be easily
packed in the trunk without any in
convenience or extra expense. We
have a full line and invite you to
call and see them; also our other
machines, ranging in price from
$500 to $4,000. There are no bet
ter machines on the market at any
price. We guarantee all our ma
chimes for five years.
second foor.
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OF USE TO JUDGE TAFT.
Address by Com mmis ioner MacfarIaud
Valuable In Manila

Judge Taft, president of the Philippine
commission. who is to be governor after
the Fourth Of July. writes to a friend here
that he has found Commissioner Macfar-
lands centennial day address on the de-
velopment of the District of Columbia very
useful in devising a plan for the govern
ment Of Manila. The plan will provide a
government for the capital OF the Philip
pines modelled on that of the District Of
Columbia
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Fruit Jars s Jelly Glasses.

Our Machine-made Fruit Jars
and Jelly Glasses are no more ex-
pensiye than the poorer kinds, and
are certainly the most satisfactory
made.
Machine-made Fruit Jars. pint size dozen .55e.
Machine made Fruit Jars quart size. dozen. .G9c.
Machine made Fruit Jars. half gallon size 0z. Soc
Jelly Glasses. with tin tops. thrd-pnt size doz &c
Jelly tiliSSes. with tin tops, half pint size doz
Blue Seal White Rubber Jar Rings dozen .. Sc
Extrs-wide Rubber Jar Rings, dozen. ......... Sc.
Refined Parafine for sealing fruit. package. 15c
Fifth floor.
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Regularly, $50
Special Sale of
PaDer=DOund Books.
Third floor.

Never has our supply of books in
paper binding been so complete,
varied and attractive as this season.
To give you an idea OF the ex-
Cellent values, we mention one lot
five thousand copies now on sale ;
they are printed on good paper, in
clear type, with attractive illustrated
covers. A few of the titles are:
Bit Of Human Nature by David Christie Muir
ray.
The Surgeon Of Caster Fell by A. Conan Doyle.
The Man From Archangel. by A Conan Doyle
Sport Royal. by Anthony Hope
The Dolly Dialogues. by Anthony Hope
The Suicide Club. by Robert Louis Sfepheuson
The Bottle Imp, by Robert Louis Stephenson
jennie HarlOwe. by W. Clark Russell
The Man in Black. by Stanley Weyman.
Maiwa's Revenge, by II. Rider Haggard.
AT the Green Dragon. by Beatrice Harraden.
A Second Rate Woman. by Rudyard KipIing.
Matt-A Tale Of a Caravan by Robert Buchanan
A Sorry Maid. by The Duchess.
The Haunted Chamber. by The Duchess
A Dresden Shepherdess. by Eva Pearl Palmer.
And many others.
Special price,
Sc. a Copy.
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Dinner Sets Reduced.
FIaviiand China Special.

We offer a special lot of thin
Havlland China Tea Cups and Sau-
GERS in four choice decorations, in
cluding the dainty pink wild rose
pattern, which is usually more ex-
pensive, at
25c, per cup and saucer.
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Variety Springs.

The numerous mineral waters TO be found
in a portion of Augusta county, Va. have
caused the name Variety Springs TO be
given to the resort of which H. G. Elchel-
berger Is the proprietor. The hotels and
cottages at Variety Springs are handsome
ly furnished and modern Improvements are
provided. There is telegraph and telephone
communication. Rates are reasonable.
Evening star., 1901-06-26

er or Birmingham, Ala. win be best man
ana Mesers. James @. Kerr, Charles III.
clark and william q. Richardson. ushers
reception follows the ceremony. ali the
guests being hidden TO the former, The
couple viii reside at Columbus
Evening star., 1901-06-26

WIS. Now
l Green Brentwood Rocker splint
scat and back Observation-Disclosures $500 500
l Large and Saturalfinish Summer
Rocker. heavy posts. broad arms
extra heavy woven reed seat
slat back ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 s4OO
! NaiuralfnisH Chair to match
above rpcker. Observation-Disclosures. s6oo s4oo
! lot Of Green and Red Rockers
woven reed seats and backs
broad arms ns-..-.--..---.......... $3.50 $3.50
Comfort Chairs. canvas backs
adjustable TO any position by
simpl' movement OF back. $3.50 500
l Swinging Comfort Chair and
Frame. strongly made-can be
folded up in small space. ........ $500 5000
l Natural finish Chair, no arms
high back. seat and back uphol-
stored In palm fber......... $500 sl75
l Large Green Lawn Chair broad
arms. heIgy posts. closely woven
iced seat and back. ........... $500 ~ =.
Fourth flpJr.
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Rubber Garden Hose.

We are Showing complete line
of the best makes of Garden Hose,
And call special attention to the 3-pIy Rubber
Garden Hose, coupled into 25-ft. lengths with reg
ulating brass nozzle. ready for use, at
$1.05 complete.
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Continued Sale
WOmen's Oxfords.

(Cnderprice Dept, Tenth ST.
Patent Leather, Ideal Kid Patent
Leather, Nici Kid. Patent Leather
trimmed. Several hundred pairs,
new, fresh goods, summer weight
and IN the most popular shapes, at
a third below usual price.
$500 a Pair.
Regularly, $500.
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SpSIid pi ilS,
SC. a Copy.

NOTEAs has been freight charges all
points within radius of hundred miles paid purchases
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Summer Glassware.

Clear Pressed Glass Table TumbIers each...... &c.
Imitation Ont Glass Berry Bowls. each ....... .1Oc
Imitation Cut Glass Lemonade Cups, each..... &C.
Imitation Cut Glass Sherbet Bowls, each. soc.
Imitation Cut Glass Candlesticks. each &c.
Imitation Cut Glass Table Tumbers. dozen .65c.
Pressed Glass Jelly Moulds, each. .1Oc-
Glass lemon Juice Extractors. each........... Sc.
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Ice Cream FreeZers.

We carry most all of the reliable makes of Ice
Cream Freezers, and are pleased to show the good
points of eac.i.
Our best two triplc-motion freezers are the
Queen and White Mountain"
We quote a few prices of double and triple-mo-
Evening star., 1901-06-26
MARRIED..

BREWER BROWN. At Wilmington. Del. on
July 4, 1899, by Rev. +. Burgette Short,
j. HAMMOND BREWER to MAMIE L.
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Summer Furniture
And FIomsefmrnishimgs
For Town, Country and Seaside Homes

Chnawa Glassware Houseurnising Refrgerators, Water
Screens Toilet Linens and the hundred and
practical things less helpful the conduct
o the home
offering excellent values asonabe China and Glass
order reduce the stock before
inventory.
to Special Department
Eleventh
wIe offering unusual values
Evening star., 1901-06-26

Mrs and Mrs Evans sailed this Wednesday the
Europe search OF the
novelties Birthday Holiday and We'd
ding Gifts Goods ewelry, Stationery BricaBac
and Boudo Gowns, Wedding Irous
seaux and Chldren Outhttngs,
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Special Sale of Summer Furniture
(One-of-a-ki1d Pieces)

Many lines Of Summer Chairs and Rockers down
pieces of kind style These reduced
close them Suitable pao cham
ber porch lawn Some of those handy little arm
less rockers for nursery sewing n
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Reliable
Refrigerators.
1.-Two special values.)

1.-Two special values.)
Good Hardwood Refrigerator; galvanized Iron
lined; iron ice rack and shelves; well packed .
heavy paneled doors and ends; solid posts: ,e
talhins casters; solid bronze locks and hinges
Special value, S6.o5.
The Belding New Perfection" Solid Ash Re-
frfgerator, made Of selected lumber; zinc lined ::
galvanized Iron Ice rack and shelves; packed with
charcoal sheathing: removable drain pipe; swing
base board; patent drip cup; seIfclosing airttgbt
door; retaining casters; solid bronze trimmings
refrigerator that Is noted for its perfect sysetn
OF circulation Of pure, cold dry air. We take
great pleasure in recommending this refrigerator
TO our customers, as past ten years expe-
rience has failed to find its equal anywhere
Special value, $8.o5.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1901-06-26

Cut Glass Reduced.
Our annual June sale OF Cut
Glass is now in progress. We offer
special values in best Cut Glass to
reduce stock before inventory.
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Woodward & L0thr0p,
New York-Washington-Pa

Store be O'Clock today of the Boston House
Employees Excursion to Marshall Hail.
Evening star., 1901-06-26
Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga.

Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga.
The Grand Union Hotel. so well known to
sojourners at Saratoga Springs N. r, was
opened for the reception OF guests June is,
and VIII remain open until October 1.
Wooiley d Gerrons, the proprietors, are
maintaining their reputation as admirable
hosts. and are granting special terms per
week or season.
Evening star., 1901-06-26

Was. Now.
l Large Green Rocker. heavy posts
broad arms. slat seat and back $500 60 TX
Natural-fnsh Rockers nc arms
high slat backs, woven reed seats $3.50 60 oo
Green Rocker, no arms high sIat
back slat seat, heavy pOsts $500 s17h
l Fine Natural-fnish Brentwood
Porch Settee, high back double
woven reed seat and back, nicely
'arhiSneo. ...-.............. $1,000 $500
Small Sewing Rockers red
Flemish and natural frames low
arms. seats upholstered in palm
noer. -; $3.50 $3.50
Small lot Old Hickory Rockers
siat seats, strongly made nicely
varnished or1 he'd; .-;..;...;....,.... $3.50 s1.s5
Oak Porch Rocker, high back
broad arms. reed seat....... s25o 81 .a
l Fine Rattan Couch, full length
taised head brass capped cor
ners, six legs. Ornamented sides s14O Oo s1o ~
z Folding Camp Chairs, oak
frames, carpet seats, sat backs $500 st m
Evening star., 1901-06-26

STOPS DIARRHoEA AND STOMACH CRAMPS
Dr. siegert's Genuine. Imported Angostura Bit.
ters.
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Basement.
Evening star., 1901-06-26

Fourth floor.
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Tribune
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27
A HIINTER,s PARADISE.

! C.N. Replogle, E. S. Churchill, Joe
 McComb and john McWilliams return
 ed on Tuesday of last week from a hunting trip over in the vicinity of Bear creek, ou Admiralty Island They brought home an abundance of deer meat, besides ducks and grouse, and q goodly supply of large, fat. juicy clans. The tale they tell of their experiences is so full of those points that make huntsman's fingers itch, that already two parties have left Douglas for the camp on Bear creek They had with them two dogs; one a half Siwash cur and tue other a bird dog Neither of these had ever seen a live deer before, but they surprised their masters by exhibiting natural ability in hunting and capturing these willy animals.
 The crust on the snow was not strong enough to hold the bird dog and after Ia few attempts he repaired to the beach and awaited developments. But "Siwash" was in his element and could frisk about on the white crust with per feet safety He took to the timber and soon his vigorous bark revealed the fact that he was on to something. Down through the brush, over fallen trees, waded the frightened deer, delayed in it's movements by the deep snow in which it sank at every step.
 In few minutes he reached tue beach, swept clear of snow by the ac ton of the tides. But here it was that the bird dog began his part of the per formance. The deer immediately took to the water and was making rapid strides for safety when the bird dog, who unhesitatiugly followed him in his frigid bath, climbed on his back and grabbed convenient ear in his teeth to balance himself. His deership re- seuted this arrangement and, ducking his head, threw the dog in the water. The dog climbed on again, and the per formance was repeated several times, until it was question whether the dog would drown the deer or the deer drown the dog. A rifle shot from the shore striking the deer in the spine set tied the contest in the dogs favor.
 Alaska abounds in just such oppor- tunities for sport and we are glad to note that the party above mentioned refrained from killing more game than they could use, and did not mar the event by ruthless slaughter.
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27
K OF P SMOKER.

Last Thursday evening North Star Lodge, No. ?, K. of P, of this city, gave one of their enjoyable smokers. We were fortunate enough to receive an in- vitation, and the appointed hour found us on hand.
 On entering the hall we discovered quite a number of small tables, al- ready surrounded by an eager, laugh ing crowd, engaged in card playing, Chalk pipes and tobacco were literally distributed about the room and every body was having good time.
 We joined the players and after be- ing badly beaten in two games of whist we were ready for the program that fol- lowed
 A male qaartette composed of H. R. Elliott, J. E. Haman, L. R. Gillette and George Burford discoursed sweet music for awhile. A lunch consisting of sand wiches and coffee, lemonade, fruit and cigars was served, after which Messrs. Elliott and Burford entertained the as- sembly with mandolin and guitar mu- sic.
 Chancellor Commander Shepard took the chair, and after few appropriate remarks announced a recitation Gone of Kipling's poems) by Judge Gillette. Then followed impromptu speeches and several choruscs, in which all joined, and another song by the quartet, after which all were surprised to find that the hour was very late.
 The boys in the K. of P. Lodge are royal entertainers and the Lodge is composed of a class of gentlemen that one likes to associate with.
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27
Juneau's Coming Event.

Preparations are going steadily for ward in Kaufman Bros place at Ju- nesu toward getting all the decorations in shape for their coming Spring Open ing next Monday, Tuesday and We'd nesday. These decorations will be the principal feature on this occasion, and on very elaborate scale The amount of novelties aud immense variety and high character of the goods which this enterprising. firm has been opening up lately will certainly astonish all visi- tors. In these respects Kaufman Bros. can certainly hold their own with the very best concerns on the Pacific Coast this season. Knowing full we'll the excellent taste of the decorators em- ployed by the firm, we should certainly advise all the ladies of Douglas, and the gentlemen, too, for that matter, to go over next week and spend a pleas
 ant afternoon viewing their exhibition.
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27
HEADING ROOM.

On and after April 1st the front room of Judge Gillette's office will be open as reading and study room for young men who have leisure hours at their disposal. From henceforth it is hoped that they may not be compelled to spend their time in the bar rooms of the town in order to find comfortable place to read or study in.
 They will only be disturbed during trials, and arc welcome to come and go at their own pleasure.
 L. R. GILLETTE.
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27
ICE CREAM.

Mrs. Gallwas will open up an ice cream parlor at her home in the Marks cottage, on Second street, beginning next Sunday afternoon.
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27

WANTED.-Capable, reliable person in every county to represent large compa- nv of solid financial reputation; S936 salary per year, payable weekly; $3 per dav. absolutely sure and all expenses; straight. bona-ide, definite salary, no commission; salary paid each Saturday and expense money advanced each week. STANDARD HOUSE, 334 Dear born St., Chicago,
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27
"GOD BLESS THE STARS AND
 STRIPES"

Mir. o. M. Bernard returned last week from short sojourn at the British city of White Horse, where he has been as a representative of the New York Life Ins. Co.,
 He is very indignant at the treatment received by the American laborer in that country. "Almost invariably the bright, go-ahead, capable up-to date la borer is an American" said Mir. Ser nard. "And yet they are mistreated and made to stand aside for the incom- potent Britisher at every possible op- portunity. Americans who have bought property at White Horse and built for themselves homes there, are now not sure that they will be allowed to work"
 After getting an insight into the con- ditions that exist there, Mir. Bernard comes home with the feeling that the United States is good enough for him, and says emphatically, "God bless the Stars and Stripes"
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27

New IurnlsnlnSs m up-LO-daIe sIyles just arrived at Lindstrom's.
 Mr. W. c. Angell, of Treadwell, is recent subscriber to the News.
 Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun, of Juneau, were visiting in the city Sunday.
 Have you seen those Silk Crepes in all shades at the Troadwen Store.
 See the announcement in the Doug las Opera House ad for this week.
 Ed. Mack, the Juneau print, was over calling on his Douglas friends Sunday.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new saw mill wharf. Mir. Slater has charge.
 A. Lindstrom carries the most complete stock of clothing and furnish ing goods.
 Ladies', Mems and Children's shoes, the largest assortment in the city, at Lindstrom's.
 The largest assortment of gentle mems shoes ever brought to Alaska, at Frank Bach's.
 Just received large assortment of Mons hats and caps at LindstrOm's popular store.
 Tinsel cloth is the latest fad for even ing wear Large assortment at the Treadwell Store.
 A new Native Presbyterian church is being erected on the beach near the Friends Mission Chapel.
 Our good friend Mr. E. S. Churchill has our thanks for liberal supply of those large, juicy clans.
 It is reported that Henry Olson has married wife in Sweden and is on his way back to Douglas City. Try Balls Dyspepsia Cordial, prep aration made by Dr. Robert L. Ball. For sale at the Club saloon.
 Mrs. John Ledbetter expects to start about May Ist for visit with friends and relatives at Fargo, N. D.
 You are cordially invited to inspect the new goods that are arriving on al most every boat, at Lindstrom's.
 A letter from Louie Steen at Dawson ] City announced that he would start for Gods country on or about the 22nd inst.
 John McNeiI bade goodbye to his friends on Douglas Island last Friday and departed on the Humboldt for the States.
 The rainy season has set in and you !. may need a new umbrella. Call and look at our new line, just received, at Fox's.
 Chas. Baldwin, Fred Cottrell and Fred Cook left last Friday for a hunt | on Admiralty Island. They returned . last night
 The family of W. c. Augell came down from Skagway on the Senator and are stopping at the home of Mir. Neah Guttridge.
 Alex Smallwood is at the St. Ann Hospital, suffering from stomach trouble. His many friends hope for his speedy recovery.
 It will pay you to look over our spring and summer line of samples just received from the Royal Tailors. PHI. Fox, Agent
 Chas. A. Fox, August Feil, M. J. O'Connor and Victor Spaulding return ed last night from shooting trip on Admiralty Island.
 Mir. Goldberg, of Seattle, who sells the popular General Arthur cigars, was in the city last week and made pleas ant call at the News office.
 Mrs. A. Lilystrand came up last week on the Senator from her home in Taco ma. She has many friends in Douglas who were glad to see her again.
 WANrED-Capable, reliable person in every county to represent large compa- nv of solid financial reputation; S936 celery rer year. payable weekly: S3 per !
Douglas Island news., 1901-03-27
For something new and stylish go tc Lindstrom's.

We have the finest line of rubber goods ever carried in this city, consist ing of combination hot water bags and fountain syringes, hot water bottles, plain and flannel covered, rubber gloves, seamless; all sizes. Douglas City Pharmacy.
 Marshal Edmonds made a trip to Sumdum last week, returning Sunday, to serve a warrant on John Morello, who is accused of the grave crime of conducting a restaurant without gov ernment license.
 Mrs. G. L. Johnson left on the steam CT Senator for visit at her former home at Republic, Mich. Gus bears the distinction of being one of the first of this years crop of summer wid- overs.
 A gentleman from New York was promenading the streets of Douglas, and meeting an old timer, asked who carried the largest stock of shoes in town. Liadstrom does, of course.
 A large iceberg foated in and lodged on the beach at Treadwell last week, MT. Corbus has it photographed in sev- eral different positions. He also has a negative of the 300 that is perfect.
 The sad news reaches us that Mir. A. Hunter is very sick at San Francisco. His complaint is what is called miners consumption, and his physicians have no hope of his recovery.
 MT. Art Putnam returned home last Saturday evening on the Excelsior and those who had contemplated going to Valdes from Douglas have decided to abandon the project.
 Excavation work is in progress for an addition to the assayer's department at Treadwen. A new furnace of the most improved type will take the place of the old one.
 The meeting of the Douglas Island Chamber of Commerce held last Friday evening was one of the most harmoni- ous in the history of that organization.
 Gents, now Is your time to place your order for a spring and summer suit of clothes, made to your measure. A fit guaranteed P. H. Fox, Agent.
 Mrs. J. M. Hall, accompanied by her two bright little children, made the News office a short visit last Monday afternoon.