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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
FROM E SIDE.
MissouIa Exhibit at the Fair is AS
Sured,

MissouIa Exhibit at the Fair is AS
sured.
The outlook for a successful race
meeting and exposition by the fair
association is daily becoming more
r%eassuring. Secretary O'Donnell is in
receipt of numerous letters from
horsemen asking about the dates and
purses offered for the various events
and promise of attendance has been
obtained from a number. The track is
already in very fair condition and but
little work will be required to make
it one of the best in the northwest
ern circuit. 1t is free of grass and
about all the work it needs is to wet
it down and smooth it, both of which
can be done in a few days. The a
ayers have been awaiting the arrival
of a rain to do the first, but as the
prospects for showers are not of the
most fattering just now, they will
probably resort to the use of hose
and the services of a few men to do
the necessary sprinkling. This done
only the use of a harrow will remain
to complete the job.
Mr.. O'Donnell is in receipt of a let
ter from Missoula containing the graf
flying assurance of attendance and eX-
hibitions by a number of farmers
from that section. The letter was
written in answer to one sent by Mr..
tO'Donnell to A. l.. Stone of that place
and the Enclosure of a number of pro-
grammes. Mr.. Stone writes What he
has distributed the programmes and
that at a meeting of farmers held last
Sunday afternoon it was decided by
those present that they would make
a showing not only of the products of
the farm, but Of the orchard as well.
In conclusion Mr.. Stone says:
Some of the farmers and orchard
men will accompany the exhibit and
will meet your people during the fair,
the idea being to establish closer re-
lations between the two valleys. l
hope this will prove satisfactory to
you"
From this it will be seen that the
exhibitors of the Yellowstone valley
will be brought into competition with
producers of the most famous agri.
cultural and fruit districts Of the
state, and the announcement will nc
doubt cause intending exhibitors to
take all the more interest in the fair
The people of the Missoula region
raise some fine vegetables cereals
and fruits and as they are coming
over for the purpose of winning some
Of the prizes hung up may be depend
ed upon to make an exhibit worthy
of the name and the effort. MI. O'Don
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
To Campers and Tourists

| am prepared to furnish complete
outfit to parties wanting to go camp
ing and to tourists. Will go to any
part of Montana or Wyoming. Rates
reasonable. Address to Tommy Tuck
er, care of Gazette office. 37-2
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
Special Rates 70 Pan-Amer,can Expo

Special Rates 30 Pan-Amertcan Expo.
sition.
The Northern Pacific Railway com
pany will sell special excursion tick
cts Billings to Buffalo and return at
's57.75. Tickets on sale the first and
third Tuesday Of each month. June to
October inclusive. Tickets limited to
thirty days.
d-sw-td H. N. KENNEDY. Agt.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
strayed or Stolen.

From near Pryor Agency, August
10 or IL, n bay horse, branded Nh
on left shoulder and left hip. Five
dollars will be paid for return of this
horse to. Pete Smiths stable.
Billings August 10, 1901. 34-2t
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
Moki Tea Positively Cures

Sick Headache, indigestion and con-
stipation. A delightful herb drink.
Removes all eruptions of the skin,
producing a perfect complexion, or
none refunded. Is cts. and so cts.
For sale by Chapple Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
Collision Killed Tramps.

La Crosse, Aug. 27-Great Western
and Burlington trains collided at
Aiken, Iowa, this morning, killing
three tramps.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
FIRE At BOHEMIAN.
Story Mill. Elevator and Warehouse
eurned-Loss 100000.

st. Paul, Aug. PA special to the
Pioneer Press from Helena, says:
Nelson Story C Co.'s big Touring mill,
elevator and warehouse at Bozeman
were burned today. The loss will ag-
gregate 100000, partially covered by
insurance. The origin of the fire. is
not known. The mill was the largest
in the state and one of the oldest in
the northwest.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
Stormy in United Kingdom.

London, Aug. 27-Storms swept
over United Kingdom injuring crops.
November temperatures prevail; snow
fell at Birmingham. II
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30

Out on Parole.

Capetown, Aug. 27-J. H. Norman,
parliamentary leader, Africander Bund
was arrested, and has given parole
not to leave his farm.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
Strike II connton Mills.

Columbia, S. c., Aug. 2s--A strike
in this city tonight.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
Roer Attack.

London, Aug. 27-Kitchener reports
Convert attacked near Rooikopje and
British lost nine killed, and % wound
ed before the attackers were driven
off.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30

ST. JOHNS COUGH CURE will
cure your cough. Sold by Chapple
! )rug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30
For Sale.

For Sale.
Six-room residence and four cornc!
lots on South T~hirty-second street,
Apply to H. w. Schwanz. 37-9
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-30

34-3f
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

nolacs Gt is very likely. We did not know chat 60 paronoIac wos unm we read Che ArEouaut says thc Victoria Colonist. which defines it us ''a mild fsrm of mania whose dominant symptom is Intense cgoy- Ism We take leave Co doubt Che mild ness or Che type ot mania that icads a man Go think himself justified in killing another without provochtiou.
 Perhaps Che Argouauts remedy of viyi. section may bc open Co some objection blt not out of consideration for Che anar- chists. They arc not entitled Co Che slight est fragment of Consideration. There ls no morc a place for them iu Che commu uitv that thcrc is for mad dog. Thcr ls disposition uow-o-doys Co hc dc. cclycd by Che name of Liberty lIcnc, we permit mon Co preach Che vile doe. trines of anarchy Suppose We rcscryo the picture
 Ict 10 he supposed that a Govcrnor-Gcn- cr1I of Canld1 or President of Che Unit ,d States wcrc such a dcspot ot heart rhat hc arrogatcd Go himself Che right to sentence to dcath of his own mere mo NN.'|N NNNH N".'NN NNnHNNNNHN MNNN'lN NNN NIN.Hf| conceive dislike or who might bc In hIs opinion a menace Co his welfare Sup- posse this dcspot should circulate pcr- .od.clls defending Che exercise or this lbom.n1blc doctrine. and should hold meetings Go propagate it DO you sup pose chat Che community would tolerate him and hls teachings for twenty hourse You know it would not be-
 Liberty "a Impossible when one man or cot,rIc of men have a power Co Impose their win upon Che majority and this is what Che anarchists claim % right to do. for when they declare that ruler shall dic. and proceed Go carry their dccIau. uo1 Into effect they interfere with Che Ibertv of Che states as much 1s of th, dssnot does. and sends out his minIons to arrest men and then executes them without trial
 We quarantine people who arc afflicted with lu Infectious dcseaso. Why should V, not Isolate mon and women who teach and ,udcayor to practise those things which are nt1l to Che lifr of Che st1tr' Iet us not deceive ourselves any longer with fllsr notions of what freedom inn plies t does not Imply liberty Co do urour but only liberty Co do right
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
THE WAR

The Bocrs arc being gradually worn
 down by thc British forces. and Che end cannot be Dr on. says Che Vancouver
 Times Tho trouble ls that thc loyalists
 lu thc several colonies arc being worn
 down too They do Dot view with any d,-
 srec of patience Che tenderness with
 which Che captured burgh,r and their
 wives tuI children lrc being treated.
 vhI. tb,v Jre compelled Go strugsir
 along and clk out a subsistence u 10
 country where thy present conditions arc tor from rropuIous for Che industrious Th. have Htod patiently by and cone t.mnIt.I the situation as long ls pussi- nU without complaining. but It last they hlt. boon forced Co raise their voices n protest Through Che columns or thc H.V-H.u.r th.y now tcu the British nHbuc th.v lre enduring many hlrdships and tH.t while ths home government may | he eUun- friends from among those who | t'.Ht HaIrst It it is making enemies | In tH. mH.t of thosc who have remained ! ..". I.I sf.IIfIst in thcir loyalty from ! I'm. beginning by tbe discrimination which ! V U.. shown iu lts treatment of its cuc-
 m.e M. compared with tried NicnlH ! I.... protests lt Is believed. orc respon- | .... flr Che policy which win be iulu- ! .urttsd on Che i-th The eighty thousand ! people who 1u. being fed. clothed and l housed while thcir natural protectors Ire doing their best to wreck trains which arc enelgcI in supplying them with provIs- ! .uus Hrr to h. removed Co Che aaI coast l Moro rigorous treatment win hc m,t.d Hut tu thnsr who have played fast and
 Iuose with their olths and obligations and tfere win he a better chance fnr .huaa who desir. to earn their bread Joy thr.r own rNertI0ue There never were
 such complications in any war in Che history of tbc world nor is thcrr amy
 r.earI of situation that was quite so UNeut to meet The eye of Chuston-
 dom has boon GNel upon thc comhatants wth lu intensity which would have heou
 embarrassing Go any nation but one doe t.rmIned to maintain Its reputation for .y.reI..ur the greatest possible amount of humanity in dealing with those who hlre been so ul-1dvisrd as to set them selves up In opposition Co its purposes rIrht h1s at last begun to pierce Che l gloom which thr Eoers drew down upon Ssuh AfrIc1 Th. buushers have long be.n kept iu ignorance of Che real facts but th.v are now beginning to compr0- huud and their trusted leaders arc sur. r,ud.r.uc It has often hceu predicted thlt tbe end was near -thore is now uo
 doubt th1t the Hoer 1re exhausted and l th..r r.sources spent
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
FIT PENALTY TO THE CRIME

u.ult... D.u.r.. no 10. u.Nt ....lH. auI u.lr... ..m. form .l I.s-au"u calculated r. .U.u.I lH. Uu.s.d.Ht ...I.... tH. .fa.. uI Anarchist. or .u.r. uU. m.. I. Hun.d ns .oe.H or political ...uae I. commit murder. says Oh. k.n.. ..u. -t.U TU.r. seem. tH hr s ..r. .u.r.I demand ur ra law mINmr au attempt ...r U.. U-. .. on. President . ....r.I .rm. NH..U.r ln. attack r. ..It. n..I. .r u.r That .I.n lH .r.us. .r.n.t on. n.r.u .I tr. chief EN..l- tu.. t.l tHrmeH h.m ..Iu.t On. VhoI. nation .I..H H. m.I. ..u.fUue m"r. chan aH urIUlr .rm. u tH. .l. ot rn. .u ..f ..Ur.. rI.Ilh..
 Tn. rr..I..f Il. IH . H.. ..mrlnm- m.r. tH.n .n American ..uz.u. If hr u.r. n.t f ma. r. r..HI.I 70 t.H'I- r.. .f oh. I-m..r.r. Hru.nI.- of tn. nation O. u'I.. 70 h.sh.r ..timHte upon rH. .t...u....... fl.I..t ...Hrti..ul.IHnu .u. Ul. tH.. H .....t upon another rn. law II. imposed n.r t. u. H r.eu..f,r of r.r.ur. IH. tH. ...I .l in. govern. mont Ha.t. u H.. s..rHe erl, .H,.r.-'- uf stIt. II. mf.m.. Hr. .rIt.u ur d.sfn meHf ....nIH. fn Oh. DIr.Im err..s Hrr...I.e I.. um- 10. fruem uItI t.r. .......H.u... NIf.HnII nt.r ..t- might U. .....uI.I.I T1 permit tU. h1e. u..r h....tH.Ht.a. Huuh.uHuu1 merely m.t.r.I.f.e consideration. u H1t. tH..r D..nHe t may n. a.-n thlt under certain conditions uoh c1uts- rr.uh- mIaht nr.IIe. l nIr..
 A..J. from .u tn. rrurJ phlsae of th. question tH. sentiment and patriotic consideration. which surround th. Pr.-i- don't UItb tne. .>IIt.I r.slrl .f Che whole people who's. highest official h- .s. cer uur lrorI sufficient ground for thc ry. action of oh. a..u.t neuait. upon tb..e Ubo nu,mnt u. Ut. Th, h"nof and protection Involved u mlk.uE such a deeumIuatIu- law would h0 fUr the of. nc.. u.t tH- mlu. 10 would 1ot apply to th. man when he would have passed oui ot tbe ou.. That duu. h.e true d,mocrl- cy would luee mol. b- established
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
HIS WORK IS FINISHED

40 u.t Oh. ...m.s., mHHa.Ih'. hos u..r r..Ie.I 1m.. .sHmuHtut .l-t... U.. l.. pushed t.I. I1i a.a ..m.s ... ul I.. eu.t..t achieve. mont. .l IU. ..uH.-H ..utn hl. u..u ....m. ...I
 Tb- Yub.u t...r.uh Un. from ulV .uu t. Vancouver U.- h..u constructed and u....... ur. now u.hne .t.r tu. -... r.... .. win.
 Superintendent OU.r'.s.u has j"u, what h. ...m.I H. Hfs brought ulW- .... Who. I.r. and -ba-Vat within H i.u minute. communication Vi,h tH. ..f.I. nHII
 Mt DI.r....u a.t..I tu have tbe wr. .u operation h. July Ist Matters oter which human hand. had uo control cam, ur luI U. Wa. prevented from earn .re aut b.. eurI .. ta. l.tt.-. hat within ,..ntt-... ll,. ...m th. um. a.t !" n.rI a.r. Ind. l...m.I. .n.i h.. rnd
 We ar. ..a. tH.uan mues and mi.r. away. .. .I.. O. ....e from Sew York ,.t. a. .u. .t. u tn. uuun.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
LET THERE BE LIGHT

Itt tbere ls light n slagvay. aud Is. lt como rieht away.
 40 the meetnz of tbr city couueI tn, other .v,um-. ih. proposition of strr't ughtne came up
 It Uas pointed o1t that Che ct, was rHHrN Uehi,J and amy u.rsou who hlp. p,ued t1 b- m the str..t- after seven o'clock. oV-,.IIl. Wu confirm this vitb the exception or On. ushu from tbc stor.. iu tHe busn-es portion of th, cIt.. SblEVlr D.t.E.l. hIl. moo means oi e.ttIus tIone tH. majority ul thr streets sNe.pt uy usu- lantern tu lisht tueu aay. or sIse eu stumbling. bumpiue 1lena -lny oIi way
 Tho cItl council should reeI no host. t1ucv u mlhm. lrlue.meuts for street ueUtIul tt t.- u.Nt m..l.us NouJt, n.eht Thirty ur arf, usbts of .--,ludl, power distributed rr.r block. wuuIJ u. Iumutte Sk1eW1y sriouIIJ.y It I h,t- t.r ta pay for Uahts chan it would be to to pay Jtmllrs tH s1mc citizen who may Ju bodily mun to himself by gettIug 70 nu Chat Uu result Iu sut 1sIust Ono cIu.
 fIebt. ar- us...J Nu win rrote tbi- assertion SbasAHt Is ls dark as Er.nus after u.sbt uI Protection should To, lf- f.uI-I tr- u.ur..
 UIr> HII... ur DnrHer. where mIght mr. on. .HHtuII br.k.n blanks vher, .r. might YI .r. now most Unn-nIeuous I..Ht. aUI ..N .rauI urHt..uou.
 I u.. I..Hs.I n. fH. ..In.I uHIt a u.eH.e .I..m.. V.. u..i.L Much m.r. .. however. .r. t.. .eHt. needed n. WI. ... ..I. .r.rI t b. lu means IT.. .. I... IH. t...,Ur
 I... sam. ....r. from ths blr- r..k. ..I..f ...... ..r..us 10 uisht m ur... aH.u storm. .r. rgiur. it has l..r tH. custom u. HI.. oHt moro eutris and t.... .r. ....IIH.'l ur Che Io'N Dut for .n. tI. ....I purpose for which ...H. n...Hm.. would ue hirrd irr- b.H. 10 u.H.I n.f b. tn. proper th'ns. blt th. Alaskan b.H.v.s thlt i Che couu- ,I .IIr. tH. military authorities h.r. 10 would H. Hu .Is, matter i"r Ono f.r the .r.IIs to arrange for thr r'- trolling of .trg,ts a trlre oula.,I. of vn.ro government sIgpU.. Hr. Htnred. Nt amy rlte it would du HH harm tD mako ths .f fort
 Amy nHr -.reHI. must hI.. lgHt. and .l u como. n. H .H..e. between l usnt vII.HmIn .HI UHt|ne o.r streets usht.J tHe verdict or the c.t.zcns would undoubtedly r. r.r LIGHTS
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Gloves. socks. handkcrch,rs. munlcrs and mems furnishings ot reduced price at olr closing out s1lc
 Chcucy'H Boston StorD
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
ANARCHISTS

The Sln Francisco Awon1ut thinks thlt viysrctiou would be 1 good punish m,nt tor anarchists and a edn for sc.- ence It says that anarchists are para
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

'Timekeepcrs of progrcss' is Prcsr dent McRiulcy's characterization of Che great modern expeditions This gcner. ous statement was among his last ut- tcrlnces. and it is painful to think that with it almost upon his lips. he was shot down by an enemy of an progress who found in Che crowded exposition Che opp portunity Co commit a deed that would have disgraced the Middle Ages.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
cI1gsIFITD rDgTRT1sEMFNTs-

cL4SSEED ADVERTISEMENT. ,4icrmoaest sasr ibs bsai af "For ReHi." "fo' Sale" % "Wasifs," iuo ssaii %, uofs Jor ani ir intoH. oHf esaf tfr u1rd of sast iubisguerf fHifr haH. Uuier tfli "SfasHoni Waaifi," oaf cod tfr uorf No asvs'fiismenf iatsH fp coo ba' .iufsiY-fVf efHh
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Gcogc Howard. a wealthy farmer ot Wctumpln. Ala. was recently sentenced to llfc Imprisonment for ynching a col- orcd man who was accused of stcalIns chickens The same jury of his noigh- bors havc found two other men guilty of murder ln Chg second degree for pmt.- cipaung n Ono somc crime This lool,n like progress
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Call and convince yourself Chat we arc making great sacrldccs on our stocl. Chcnry's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
LINOTYPE COMPOSITION

The Daily Alaskan Is now prepared Co do composition for tlc l~'ir lany measurc), in agate. nonplrc . numon brcyicr. long pumcr anal swl p'ca Satisfaction guaranteed Nh..c Horse AtHn and Juneau papers please take 1-otice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

The Louisville CourIer-Journal compares the shooting of President Mckinley ta thc killing of Gov Goebol The compad- son considering an Che circumstance surrounding each casc. and Che character and recorl of the victims does not srru to he 70 particularly happy one The ouN point of resemblance is that both men occupied high stations and both wen. shot Plot. motive. character record. ll were radically unlike.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

In r.coru1tiou of thc loyal desire oi h.r subIects.I Che clsket which held th' mortal remains of queen Victoria was born, to the tomb in ful view of th0 public A similar 1rrnsement enabled tloueinds of thr fenoW-c.t.zens of th, ute President Mckinley to see Che H1r Jr1r.I c1skst that held hts body as th' train bore .u from Buffalo Go Washing tlu This .s not 70 concession Co cheap curiosity of Che funeral orler. but u. stead it Is % just recognition of Che fact tblt it is Che Nations dead that is Gnu. being borne from sight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
EDITORIAL PICKUPs

People generally. Including vast mae iurty of Che intelligent h0uorlbl, labor
 ue mon of Che country. win agree fully Wtb tb. estimate or the New Yory n dependent that "thero is uo ono thing which tbe trlde-mlous could do which would more certainly make them popular with mankind than Che adoption of o policy or nrst-cines workmanship under lu circumstances This is Co say that when tbe employment of a trlde-uu.ou- .st. carpenter mason or plumber means thc certainty of thorough and honest workmanship. tbs tr1de-unions win have uuI, cause to complain of nn uniricniN public if in other respects they also deal fairly and honoubN by those whom they ssr.. and who iu turn serve chem.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
LOST

LOST Sunday night 70 worn. brown and yellow neck mr Please return Go Brownous holworo store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Tho sultan of Turkey is moo dIpIomtt uc can't lIc without being caught Boston Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26


 bors havc found two other men guilty oi murder in Chg second degree ;or pmt!- cipaung n Ono amc crime. This loolU like progress
 lt s reported that Mr. Bryan, having been financially successful with Che Conn moncr hos purchased Virginia paper of popmsuc or Sociolisuc procllviuHs c1uod Che Watchmou. But it must u'l bc inferred from thIs that Mir Bryr Intends building up a PopuIstic ncwspu. per trust
 We'll Informed lifc Insurance mon oi Cleveland say thot President McKinlcy carried from yiouo0 Co Seoooo1 on his ufc one blg New York company is nid Co h1yc single policy for Eoun Mrs Me. kuI,y is understood Co be Che benedict ay named iu au Che policies
 Senator Mason doubtless means well u h.s characterization of anarchy as uclson. bout hIs proposal for practical measures olong that line Is ohimcrIal Tho Constitution defines trcoson. and th, definition does not nt GoldmouIsm.
 Frlncc has done a great dcll or bum iug. but it is noticed that she hps sent no trr1surc-shp to Constautinoplc to carry home Che money Ono sultan must pay if hc docsn's want Go 0ght
 
 RussD has dccidcd on building 'nuuI Co connect tho Baltic Sen with thc Arctic Ocepu Perhaps Eussio wants stct.slt route to Che North Pole Eut moro fhcb It wants au outlet to Che Atlantic
 How thc American people win hocom, informed about Europe and European. about America. after Senator Chnuuc'y ucncw quits crossing thc Atlantic. H a conundrum that thc future must solve
 Prince Chung has hccu to Potslum rcr hans beclus. iu hIe present humor b, liked Co ropoot Che name or Ono town ol something ukc it
 Some persons arc thinking that aucl thc Inquiry Admiral Ccvcr1 may GEur' os Che rc1l hero of slutnro- -Woshiugto' star
 X Hanna lui political D'"N nre ra.1 O. nnized n Clevrl1ul Uut that wont frightcn Roosevelt nt 1u
 Perhaps thc ncxt American mnyato- to br shipped to thc Philippines win b. thr divorce min Nashville N,wa
 Tho sultan of Turkey s moo dipIomtt uc can't llc without being caught I....f.U T.urr.I
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
F0H SALE

FOR sA1s.-Lot on Eighth street; an cleared and fenced. For sale nc bar gnin. Address T. s. e.. Alaskan office For Rent and For Sale cards for sale at this oinco.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Perhaps thc next American mnvatio1 to bo shipped to Ono Philippines win bg thr divorce min Nashville Nsws
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
STOLEN

STOLEN -"Pclnaur bicycle painted green. No. mui Was stolen from front or rcchcss theatre. Tuesday cvcn- ing Reward win bc paid for recovery of bicycle and conviction of theft Leave at office of Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
WANTED

WANTED Man and wife wants charr. hotel or boarding house. S. B. Snow Slaarway
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
FoH RENT.

FOE RENT. FOR RENTING rooms. furnished suite able for housekeeping. Inquire at thi7 office 9-2i-f FOR RENT -Thrcc-room cabin. furnished complete; wnl rent cheap Inquire ot this office
 FOR RENT-Tau In Daily Alaskanbulld- Ing Apply Go J. A. MollneauV or e. w.. ncSucca. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

A Hanna lani political ,fHh ble r...n %. auIzed n Clcvcnud uut Chat won't frightcn Roosevelt nt 1u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Some persons arc thinking that after thc Inquiry Admiral Ccrycr1 may GEure 1s Che rcll hero of slntnro -WoshiuEtop star
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Senator Mason doubtless means well In his characterization of anarchy as treason. bout hIs proposal for practical measures oloug that line .s chimorill Tho Constitution defines treason. and Che definition does not nc GoldmouIsm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26
SKAGWAY, ALASKA

Proposed Electric Light Rates
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Prince Chung has hccu to Potsl1m. rcr- hap. beclusr m his present humor hc liked to rcpo1t thc name or thc town or something uko it
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

Monthly rates on yearly contracts pay- able monthly In advance
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

France has done great deal of bum ing. blt it is uotcrd that she hns sent uo tro1surc-ship to Coustuntnoplc to carry home Che money Ono Sultan must ply if hc docsna want Co 0eht
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-26

How thc American people win bocom, informed about Europe. and European. about America after senator Chnruc'y pcpcw quits crossing thc Atlantic. lH a conundrum chat thc future must solve