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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-30
YOU CAN'T DOWN
H HUSTLER

Ii you nave any property you wish
to sell cheap, g me: If you want an
exhorbitant price, e some one else.
I am in the real estate to do a square
business or none. If the title to
your property is questionable, no
need to see me about selling it for
you. / have for sale the following
property:
$50 #. on Park street, adjoining
Holiness church; J. J. Streets 16-
room house, on William street, also
the vacant lot adjoining it GOO ft.);
a fine lot on East Centre street,
about 100 #. wide, nearly opposite
Newbern warehouse; Lazarus Edger-
toms mill at Genoa; a Broom house
in Webbtown; about 800 across of
the W. r. Hollowell farm; only 500
acres of the Bonitz farm left; 70 acres
of fine stiff wood land, clay subsoil.
near the city; 700 acres of Mrs. Jas.
Kenan's farm, neal Faison; 3 cheap
vacant lots for small tenant houses
in the city; the Afford and jackson
property n Little Washington;" II
valuable cheap lots, for white people
only, in Georgetown left.
Ii YOU WISH TO Duy, rent or sell
any property, I am at your service
for a commission only from 1 to 10
per cent. I have a splendid collector
employed who will look after your
house rents. I will give my personal
attention to any sale, where the com
mission iustifes me, I work through
agents anywhere in the United
States I am financially responsible
for any business intrusted to me. ]
will guard your interest and my own.
Office at f. B. Edmundson's store
on Walnut street. Hours: IL to 2.
I Record -312 sales. I defy any man
. in the State to compare with it.
Ed. L. EdmundSon,
Real Estate Hustler
GOLDSRORO. N. c..
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A Family Skeleton.

"Where have you been?" asked the
Boston boys father.
Sup In your library"
Haven't 1 told you not to disturb
those books without my permission?~
Eyes. And l now perceive the reason
of your caution. You were afraid l
would discover that you devoted to
Robinson Crusoe' and The Arabian
Nights those precious hours of youth
which ought to have been applied to
Plato and Euripides."- Washington
Star.
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Well Founded.

ST hope I am not superst1tious,' said
MI. Upjohn, throwing himself gloom
fly on the lounge, "but 1 have been
oppressed all day long with a fore
boding Of some impending calamity"
st hope it's nothing that's going to
happen to the family" said Mrs. Up
John. 81 want to have the house re-
papered from top to bottom week after
next"
"Then it's trueFs he groaned-Chica.
20 Tribune.
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coincidence.

81 amt making any insinuations,"
said the corn fed philosopher, but I
have noticed that the man that sees the
first bluebird every year is the same
man that once owned the fastest horse
in the country and had the smartest
dog and the prettiest wife and all that
sort of thing."-Indianapolis Press
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Never Fails to Cure.

HAGGARD'S SPECIFIC TABLETS have ae-
complished more in the treatment of chronic
cases of Indigestion. Nervous Debility, Con-
sttpatioD, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Ina
potency Lost Vitality and all kindred diseases
fore known to medical science. They have
and will accomplish all shat Is claimed for
them. We challenge Investigation II anyone
and try them. II they can't supply you. they
can be had IN receipt of price from the Hag-
gard Specific Co., 4O4 Noroross Building At
ianta, Ga. Price $1.OO per box or 6 boxes for
500. PAMPHLET FREE ON APPLICATION
Sold by J. H. Hill & Son, Goldsboro, N. G..
inch 26 tues. thurs. sat 3m dy only
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ssPractica1'' Art.

Critic-Not a bad stretch Of land
scape, but haven't you laid but more
than enough of it in water?
Artist-Not a bit Of it. The picture
is for a client who made his money in
stock watering operations - Boston
Transcript.
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Innocent.

The Father-My daughter, sir, must
have the same amount of money after
she is married that she had before.
The Suitor-I wouldn't deprive her of
1t for anything.-Brook1yn Life.
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Himself.

Old Lady-My poor man. what does
this letter say? 1 haven't my glasses.
Tramp-Please, mum, it a y I am
deaf and dumb, and If yer kin give me
a few cents.-EXchange.
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Rapid Transit.

"Rather a large boy for half fare,
isn't he, sirF"
Eyes. he is now. but he was q small
bar when MA -ataKteda-MoonshineA
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CHIEF

at the fountain head of mans
sweetest rest-the home.
Our mission in life is to make
the home comfortable.
Does your roof leak? Then COM
tort is stealing from your home.
Let US repair it for you, and thus
smooth the wrinkled brow and
bring the smile of gladness back
again. Or, if you need a new
roof, we can accommodate you.
And the price-yes, the price will
not even make you frown. Tin or
slate roof, to suit your taste.
If you ride a wheel, we can re-
pair your old one; or would be
pleased to sell you a new one.
Yes, we can repair your old
stove, and cheaply, too.
Then, we manufacture tobacco
fues, also.
Get our prices before letting
your work. We guarantee work
manship to be first class.
MATTHEW'S & GROOM,
Old P. o. Stand, Arlington Hotel.
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Gas Bills.

Campaign Manager-Here's a bin Of
5000 from one of your speechmakers
during the campaign.
Candidate-Very well. Put it into the
drawer marked "Gas bills."- Ohio
State Journal.
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Worth

Mr.. Van Braam-Your friend Spit.
fms is married again, 1 hear?
Mr.. Dinwiddie-Yes, married q wild
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The old Man.. idea,

Papa-What on earth do Bessie and
that young man find to talk about?
Mamma-Oh, questions of the hour,
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Kentucky lady, 1 supposeY'
eyes, blue grass MISUNDERSTANDING
Chronicle-Telegraph.
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Fertilizers.

If you want the Best Fertilizer on the marker for almost all
kinds of crops, come to see us and get the n. @. Alliance official
guano.
With the use of the Alliance official last season Mr.. B. b.
Williams, of Grantham's Township, raised over $4,000 worth of
tobacco on two acres of land, some of it bringing $500 per hun
dred.
We also sell the Genuine Bone and Peruvian guano, which is a
little cheaper, Acid Phosphate, Kainit, Bone and Potash Mixture,
Muriate and and Sulphate of Potash, Nitrate of Soda, and cotton
seed meal.
~HOOd & Britt
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Papa-I'n bet they haven't the re-
hottest idea what the hour is.-Detroit
Journal.
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NOTICE.

I have quit furnishing the hotel
with loins, ribs, and other kind of
choice meats, and would be glad to
serve my customers and the public
with such things. Please call and
make your selection. I will try my
best to please you. may 81 If
M. SHERMAN.
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Sharp Kid.

Mother (after administering Q whip
ping)-You know, Eva, it hurts me just
as much as it does you.
Eva-Yes, mother, but not In the
same place.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
MONDlKE PLACFRS WILL LAST TWENTY YEARS

side on tho lcft limit Of lower Dominion beginning ot iS3 below Lower Discovery.
 "Onc of tho beat indications that Che Kiondikc ia Co bc long lived in Co ho found in Che permanent and vcry eNpen' siyc public Improvements The new nd- ministratlon under Gov Rosa in thc fu- kon is making wonderful Improvements. The expenditure for ronds ulonc thiH sen- son exceeded SgO0o Good roads are being built olong Che creks and not over Che ridges ns formerly Tho road that follows the creek ls Che one chat give Che miner rcal service. The cross country roads. experience demonstrated, were not much genuine benefit
 ''Thc rovemmcnt municipal improve mcnts are many The administration buildings n Dawson would bc credit to most any city.
 REDUCTION OF ROYALTY
 'Tho reduction Of the royalty from 10 Go per cont. with an exemption of j.ooo has been material factor in bringing about on Increase in Che annual output or Che IllondIkc And within 60 twclvc-month | loook Co see thc royalty abolished olto- ccthcr and an export duty Of per cent substituted. This win force Che establish mcnt of an assay omcc ln Dawson.
 "In considering thc fabulons yield or thc Klondlkc since lts discovery five years ago. one naturally begins Co speculate on thc llfc Of thc-camp md sayltwiil soon peter out Eldorado creek has been dc- vclopcd mp Go claim No. O. Thcrc is but little ground In that distance that has not been washed in somo shape. But an or this creek win Doe rcwaHhcd. Even Che tanlngs win bc gone over again and a hydraulic application win produce a vast amount of gold from thc thirty-nvc or forty claims thot now appear Co bc worth less The minors have demonstrated that Eldorado is susceptible of hydraulic. The placer miners on this creek long ago suc- cossfully used small force pumps and also pulsomctcr pumps for cutting down Che frozen gravel Instead of using Che steam points for thowng purposes.
 "Bonauza crock. which. when finally worked out, win probably have produced as much gold os Che celebrated Eldorodo. is not now more than onc-third worked out. Many of Che smaller creeks ot Che district regarded as worthless from the standpoint of Che primitive placer meth od Of development. are paying well where machinery Is employed. Think of Che pose sibnIucs of Che hnsIdcs and Che bcnchcs' Very utuc. In comparison with what thorc ls open for development of thIs character of ground has been worked. In 1 fact thcrc is very lituo soil within Che confines of the whole Eloudikc district that does not carry gold.
 "Thls season good strikes have been made on Montana and Montreal creeks. l tributaries of Indian river which is pr1c- ucauy part of Che I1ioudkc district These and many other unworkcd streams win doubtless demonstrate that they car- ry good pay ground. For as ! snld be- forc gold seems Co bc everywhere in thc Illoudu,c. It runs from Che surface Co bedrock
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

"As a placer paying proposition Che Klondikc has yet m my Judgment twenty years or lltc. and for Che next ton years Che annual output of gold win con- thu, from u5oo0oo0 Go SoWo0o"
 The foregoing summary as to thc length of llfc ot thc Hlondiko and lts cue pabntlcs from gold producing stand- point was given Che other dny by Dr. A. C Robertson. British Yukon Inspector of mines. Co the p.-L Dr Rohcrtson's "a district embraces Che heart of Che Klou- dikc. Specifically b Includes Eldorado, Bonanza and Quartz crccks their trib- utarics and benches. The doctor is n rc- cont arrival from Che IIlondikc. whose output for this season. hc estimates. at SN.OoOoo
 "Thc opinion have given os Go Che Ufe and gold producing possibilities of Che Kloudikc." pr Robertson continued. "ls based ou a thorough inspection and study of Che mining conditions of that remarkable camp. Improved methods of mining. cheaper transportation. which means. necessarily, cheaper living. cheap cr labor and many other things. arc con- trihutInr Co Increase thc production of gold and rendering Che effort Co get it moro profitable 10 has been demonstrate cd that thc drcdgc con bc successfully op- cratcd ln Che Elondikc When ! loft Che district a few days ago they were work Ing drcdgcr on No. co below on Bo- manga There it ls proving % success. The claim could not bo worked success fully from financial standpoint by tho usual placer method Hut Che drcdgc ia giving good returns
 NO GOLD ESCAPES
 'Thc formation of tho country or bed rock is % mica schist in a moro or less state of disintcrgauon. With Che drcdgo everything from Che surface Co seven or cieht feet Into bedrock can bc worked No gold escapes The people operating on a already have several contracts Go de- yclop nearby claims
 "By means of Ono drcdgc. Che steam shovel and hydraulic. ] think every foot of Che ground heretofore worked iu th, KIoudIkr win bc rcworkod This win ho done. of course. in summer. In fact with Ono introduction of machinery th' KIoudlkc is getting to nc morc and mor of summer camp.
 "ln comparison with what profitable mining there is ahead. in view of Jhcs, Improved conditions. onc must rcnliz, thc KIoudIkc. Ycs,cmfwy mfwy mfwy fw chat they have only begun Go open ur thr KIondikc Yes. Che output win cone tinue large. Thcrc win bc no pcrccptIble decroasc iu Che yield for tcn years
 "I expect Go see great things accom- pllshod In Che Eloudlkc by steam shovel and hydraulic operation. The latter oi course requires lot of water Che sup- ply of which when exhausted in Che creeks ! think win hc thc NIoudikc river
 .Thcrc Is now one steam shove. iu sue. c,ssfuI operation on Lower Dominion. and Dominion Is grolt creek There is any amount of rich ground. une firm alone. Doush,rty N stiles. own milo of hil'-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
DAWSON AND NOME

F1r .evcrl yclrs after Che discovery uI gold Iu iH. NInuIIse. observes Che sr.k.smIu-U...V. sptHbns Iu H Nrn ..ufI mu,sl tHr. won. bitter complaints uy tb. Nm,ne.n. Iu tat couuty over th. umsi... I.HI out by Canadian "ai- .aIs uuI it was commonly 1a0rtod by tha.. hItu- lr.y.He,s tnIt t.r limin- .trItnu uf .rUr. NuH'I have u.en quite Ir.r.ut bad th. rich uHe,r hrpn d.s- ..,rr.I ou tE. American s.Jc
 Su.. tHIt .Ir'N r.r.I of iHcuntent n tbr NionIke. rich nncers have dIs- ..,,-.J ou the American s.jr and their .n....rre vle followed by rush thlt m rum7.rs lrI excitement no1r.y cIw'- .I Che stampede t1 Dawson. The Amer ..Ins haye hII lu opportunity to show what th., could Io ir properly ldm.n.s- t.r.re r.mate m.u.ue camp. oni it must ... confessed u.t 1 enmn1r.s'n of tho methods ur r.eH'1tur mining. maintain n- thr law and providing srcur.l, Go Vfr and n..H.rtr Il. I.,iI.dIN tn thr adv1n- .Ir. of On. British
 n tau l.Urs th.rr h1s boon 17 much .r.m. HnI tWI..su.e. Ht Some He thrrr rls I..u nt Dawson since .u founding. .... l.Irs ago. 1u tNe American camp tr.n. no. boon unprecedented I'sr. poet shown on. rehts of prnnerty 10 s a tu.. r.Ira story uf claim Jumping. dIs n.-.....r Ey f.r.. 1nI mt'rmHih'. i's- ..t.. .l.r boundary ures \ camp. which under British Iureleton. would probably how. h..u comparatively frrv from .r.u. .nI I...rl.r v.fh D'HIm uvu- .rs V.rbue peacefully 1ui recording % I.r.. u.u.f of treasure. has under American .r.aI.tIun. r..u plunged uto .uI... utIeIt.on th1t tIe nHrivz.i the .r.r...- .f On. l-tr.t t..i Hn te prop. .rt..- IrI u.H.I. 10 l commun.t. nf .l..rf hrlVI.r- lnI I.sranterts
 Iust... 1.rarlIre tn 1u accounts. has h..n administered n n fashion most .m. Nrr- -ebts hat. h..H abrIie.d .r IIstr.r.I fnr.u-b th. r-"r.r of un- ree.ssIrt r....E.rsh.ns projected work H.s t..r HbInInr.J thrnuen f.Ir tnHt 70 I...I.sIr. Ur riches mienr rI.t W u .r.n-r.r .r on. property from tHr oWn.r ra Oh. Court IuIIc1I scandals hlv. .Hr. u.sh.I On. rrn.nI. topic of conyrrl- t..u f.r l r.1r lnI th. President nl the United s..f.. .s now n.ffinr.1 nN w.m- l.r. of on. N.m. h.r tn r.m.s. the fsi- .-.I IrIe. .H th. ernuri thIt n. s weak -nI treH.rHe HHI IIHtHr weak 'Hi r.ruaf n..He.rt .lo.I.a and lHso..,e- Y, incompetent
 Tr.s n. 10 most unhappy r.r0HI for % camp t.Hf |. rIenrHhN rich anf which .f n.. tm. e.. tH..eht tH b. sH rlI o' rr.m... u- -I.. nnm.rt r1s boon h'm- ..r.I u. unErtH..f. .reHm-.Iu..s tH. most .tr.s.re .r which l.H.Ir. -H hItr t..H tH.t II.s .r .r..r'r and prompt ld- m.u.t-.t.n .r .r.I.. which obtained ot Dawson Iur.ue tr. carly s.1rr of ts b.s- f.r.
 rn. Hu.mt.e at Some may h. orsr- conn. arJ th. cam. Vu urt. hut in to. meantime r mHt To. nruur t' abstain from ouu.en of methods n mining camps ler.es on. uue
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

10 ls on earnest determination of Pres lI.nt Roosevelt Co carry on Che govcrn- mcut in accordance with Che plans or his prc.leccssor that he hos requested Che ,,emebrs of Che Mckinley cabinet Co To- main In onlcc. and in doIng so has used language which binds him Go them and tb.m Co him as if they wcrc men Of his ,ri-ir,i selection. -Eyning Wisconsin
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

In asking thc members or Che cabinet Co remain President Roosevelt shows hh earnest desire Co continue in Che course chat has been pursued. uo wants Che advice of thc men who counselcd with Che late president and are morc familiar with hts vlews and hts policclcs omaha uee
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Capt Miner Bruce has returned from tbe siberian coast. whether hc wont with Ia trading schooner Hc did not do any trading thcre however. as hc encounter ed Russian gunboat as soon as he had sighted land, and. having no clearance uausrs he prudcntly came back Go Che American side.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

The largest nugget yet discovered in Northwestern Alaska was lately found 1n Auyu. between discovery and No. ! below. The nugget weighs nearly four pounds. .s five Inches long and valued ot yn0
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

A curious thing happened ln s'n Fran cisco last week An old man supposed fo be p1uper died. and left quite a large amount of money. which hc wilIed tu several chlr.tabie institutions But this wus mol Che curious part of thr story th1t is. th1t thc lawyers who ot- tended Che settlement of thc estate de- .uusI to charge amy fee. so th1t none of 10 would be kept from the charitable uses
 I.sIEultel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Charles Clark. who arrived from the Eougirok district on Friday evening brought news of an important discovery af coal there Tho vein is siN feet wide and over io0 yards long. Tho coal is very light and soft. of a dark brown color and can bc lighted with a match.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Last Monday morning g1ooo0 in gold dust came ln from Anvn over Che Whd Goose railroad Dust is coming in oyer ,he road every day. but Superintendent Nunroc says that thls is Che best record of any one morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

A special term of court in Nomc win b. held beginning october 2. The orier r.r thIs hls just been received by Dis .r.ct Clerk Steele from Judge Wicker sham. being brought up from Dutch u1rbor on the SswurI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

conc or Che cIty's fire horses" reports an exchange drank too much yesterday and is unfit tor duty. Thus is exposed another case of lax performance of oiii- cial duty The hor'r's habits should have been thoroughly investigated before hc was engaged
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

An kinds Of soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B Botulng Co. Finh Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

WIth surprising act and fr1ukncss Che now president h1s transferred to himself not only Che whoi. of the Mckinley 1d- mlnistr8uon. but likewise thc unHwer'- ing allegiance of Che powerful head of Che national Republican organization Chicago Eecord-Hemld.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

There is a great deal Of mutIlatcd cuS- rcucy in circulation ot Nome. Tho local banks arc sending it out of Che country li the rate of NW0 a month.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

President Roosevelt as1iu demoustut- -d yeatsul1y hs capacity for doing unrN- pectsd things by Informing an the mem- brrs of Che Mckinley cabinet th1t he de sired chem to remain permanently in 7f- fce New York World
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Hotel Leland. N3 2nd Ave. Seattle. Wash. Central location. Rates reason able.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Red Star bottled beer is uneQualed as a table drink e per dozen. delivered. Telephone O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
NOME NEWS NOTES

Nomcs first brewery ls nearly complot- .I It win have @ capacity of thirty h1r- rsls 70 day Bennett N Kern arr Che pro- nr.stors and expect Co have Che plant running by October i
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Two Colorado ranchmen "lawcd' two years over hog: they were put Co much expense and worry. but Che hog liycdlong waxcd fat and was happy
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

The city ls delightcd over Che prospect of soon being lighted by cicccrIcity The Nome Electric Light and Power Conn n1uy expects to have the plant ready within % week Tho work of wiring Che town ls now iu progress
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Tho anu-Tamm1uyitgs win run Seth Low for Mayor again. but f. as on a former occasion. Boss rlau puts mp % straight Republican candidate. Low win have no chance of election and Tammany win win again. But if Tammany con- sents Co Che nomination of Colcr Che prospect win bc good for a clean. able city administration.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

He h1s moo mr.'r requested the mom- byrs of th- cabinet ta rem1in u thrlr several positions blt hls demanded thIs further -,r,ic. from them. ls duty thry cwe to tbe e.lHtr. and to him m-couucil umH NuuHlHeI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

and bags-big cut at our closing out sale.
 Cheney's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

MT Roosevelt. e.H.ar,.tsm .a lhe cone e.r.atIsm 0f tH. trHe man Whenever t shah prov. I...rlh'e 1.e own 'niepen- .re. 1HI power .f utatr. VN 1ssrrt rnam+.Iy.. Q. rHuI purpose Chicago News
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Somebody predicts that one of the North roI. hunters win r.1ch Che goal next ye1r Possibly. but this hope and cNpcc. ,ation havc been entertained for To thcHD many years. lu various heads. which wen. always doomed to disappointment so th1t .hrre is but slight prospect of success eut It seems that the efforts Co reach .h. pole win never he abandoned how over many and sevcre thc dis1ppoint- mruts
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
RoosEvELr's CABINET

10 II. oH. .f Oh. most capable -ln.r.l. t.t .s.r e.tH.r.I .t r tlhI. witch l nr.s. U.at %. oh. rrt.I s..te. -W1eh.as.on star
 wtb profound at.aeaaH th. whole ..rt-. uUI r.eIrI th. presidents wish O. k..n ... N.Nm'l cabinet nHct Hartford r...
 r. tr. bu..r..s world ths e an .r- r.Hr..r.rf tH.t uU .lu.. s1t..HDtioH ..T r.u.r. r.r.V.I cauHl.ne. spring f..I Republican
 T.. DOW nr..aI.nt hl- chosen .1 make tr. oII cabinet t.. own and t' Unk iis forum. .uI mtur. ta HI h.s own form. Philadelphia Prose
 10 wu asure to the Republicans of Che .t.t. next year triumph n on. election and to win put CoIar1Jn u tnr Republican column In 90i-pcutsr Times
 Tho one now mau la tb. administration l. really. President Roosevelt himself us good iuI-m.ut iu retaining thr ,V- n.r..r..I ,,.rkm.n ie manifest. Brook Hu Eagle
 Tf. aof show. th. r1rr. tnr of hr I.s.r. ta carry ont tHe rr.er1m ot hs r-.l.e..sa- Il. hI. extended th. nvItH- t.or .r e-b I manner that none cIn .u.af..n rs sincerity Idaho Statesman
 10 une Impressed upon th. cabinet mem- bar- thnt tr- r..H.st was Hot of per- fnrf0r. u.tur. hut thrt thr now pr deut looked HHHH th. departmental hr'H- ls hIs personal choice. -ueutsr Republic cIu
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Another British squad of soldiers. con sistIur of three companies. has bccn routed. and most of them killed. wound- cd OF captured by thc Bocrs. who nkc this way of Showing how they regard Che proclamation of punishment The inac- uyity. if t be not imbeciity. Of Hitch- cner's campaign mutt Doc exceedingly welrlsomc to Che BritIshcrs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
E.R. PEOPLES. Undortaher and Em-
 balmor, Broadway and Sth Avo

Buying % summer sut without seeing our stock is rccklcssness. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Tho hide of thc hippopotamus is two Inches thick In placcs What % ilnc Chi cIe1 alderman Doc would makci