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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02
UNLUCKY 1S AGAIN.

Wenning and John Stengle were
quarrying stoae on the Frank Krapps
farm near Claytona, Noble county,
they found twelve blacksnalIes and one
copperhead snake coiled up together
Whether they killed the snakes or let
them freeze to death the deponen5
sayeth not. Whichever way the snakes
perished, it was awfully unlucky-es
pecially for the thirteen snakes.
Neither did the deponent state
whether or not Washington's birthday
had anything to do with the snakes.
a&
Ira H. Davis, of Marietta, is visiting
his father Paul w Davis
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02
Low ELL

Mrs. Lucy PalSe, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Betsy Davis.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02

B. & o. S. w. to Beaumont, Texas
In twenty hours.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02

Levi Bartlett, our county surveyor,
spent today, Friday, here waiting for
the train; he ran fast enough but did
not start soon enough.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02

snhscrIbs ior the Daily Leader.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02

Ira H. Davis, of Marietta, is visitin,
his father Paul w. Davis.
FIAT GULPIN.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02
How are Your K,aneys ,

DR. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills BAN
ple fFes AID Sterlips hslaeas Co.. Chicago ~ Ny
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02

Died at his home near Lowell, Sun
day, February "a, of paralysis, Miles
Thomas, aged SO years. Burial in
Lowell cemetery.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-02

The whooping cough is prevalent
here.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28
Los fOnduChOS.

Como anunciamos aver, vamos
des pacio, pero con cuidado, oeupan-
d nCs de trasmitir dstos la iunta
de Sanidad, celosos de que eta
obtepga con la mayor suma de mott
cias ell mejor resultado, por enten
d sr que esta es una question do su-
ma imp, rtancia.
Sabido es que en- esta Capital
hay forduchos en- donas por una
exigua cantidad, cinco seis centa-
vos SO come un platazo de potato
con arroz y aun algo mas.
Esta bsratura, que esta en- rela-
clon con nuestro estado economico
no er6mos nosotros quienes la osn
suremos, todo 10 contr a1io, pero clio
no es 6bice para que demos nuestr q
VOC de slerta 4 quella jul ta q fin de
tiue 81 no 10 ha hecho a1n, Sc persua
da de 81 en- tales establecimiente S sc
gusria Ia hig'sns, 81 hay verdadero
aseo y 81 Sc aprovechan buenos
nocivos c1ndimentos.
L Natural es que loimitado del rre
clio este en- directa rels ci6n CON el
servicio, y es claro que ell local nj
puede tener luz electrioa, nj cortinss
de damascc, nj bajilla canflo
dorado, pero esto no es 10 que nutre
y ailments, 10 que debe responder
Ia hygiene es el guiso, con que Sc
guisa, y como 50 guisa.
Que no sea cOsa que al darsele
un platazo de Judas un inf liz, ss-
le de de tai suerte qre vepg. dss
pues & purgar ell atrsque en- un hos.
pital con menos cabo de su salud Y
el de los fondos publ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28


Tomaranc Acibop
COMPANIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28
Sc ALQUlLAN

Dos herncs, IS A'maceues uum.
% y 25 calle de Tetuan con freptes
q los muelle-, situadcs en- la pafte
de mayor movimiento comercial pro-
pios para oficinss 6 cualquier cl Sc
de Industrias ;.
De 10 gran rebaja de precios in
formar&n.
S. Melon q Ca.
San Justo IL a-12-5 5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28
N0TICIAS.

Sc han v rifi:ado en- Humacao,
] divorcios de dof1a Maria Sola y
don jose Martf Cuyar y de dof1a
Calixta Orta y don Auiceto @ respo
Los divorciados quedan en- &C
titud legal para poder contraer nue.
vas nupcias.
So asegrra que don P4scasio
Fajardo, de Msysguez, ira a los Es-
tados Unidos gestionar la anula-
laci6n del fsllo del Tribunal de esta
Isla.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
San Lorenzo don Manuel Ri gueroa
y dof1a Asunci6n Delgado.
Tenemos en- cartera una hermo
sa poesia titulada sSursun Corda.,
de nue stro buen amigo don Virgilio
lDavila, Ala cual daremos public dad
Iuno de este diss El exeso de origi.
males nos priva del gusto de hacerlo
Iseguidamente, como hublers mos de.
seado.
IA Los HAGEN DADOs. Ningnna
fabrica de azdcar podra trabajar bien sin un
Triple Efecto, 8 Evaporador Multiple Ell
Iaparatos Lille es de mas superiorEdad que
ning1in otro sistema, mas econ0micp.
Para precios particulares
Eirijirse a, r. a. Macfe,
Unice Agente|e EN- P. RI
Gale del Cristo No. /.
Por la oporsnna Intervention
del Policfa Medina, Sc evitaron antes
de aver tai vez, algupas desgracias
en- ma rifia en- Bayamor, que lego
& tomar proporciones al srmalnts 8.
Ha ot urrido en- Mayagh.z IN
robo de encaies On 81 bsrrio de 10
SHalud. II hora de haberlo bometi-
do, Ell Guardia Bizcarrondo he bia
Idado con Ell caco y con loS enca-
lies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28

or fin despu4s do mi dpcena
de dias ae centfnuss 1iuvias que to
Vieron 8 los hal hItAntes l1e est4 Nil =
IT ~ jurisdie ci6n convertido An pa
toF, y one OCT sionaron la p4rdfda de
ipiss las sien bras ee habich hhalas,
de aquellos srrozs las cuyo grano es-
taba ya tduro, d DE gran pafte de
los semsn0ros de tabAco; $sAron
Aqnellos ds1d de 81 dltimo ni9tco1es
tompletAmente, yolyieDdo nuestros
eampes iuns & dedicarse 8 Ia recolec-
ti6n u asoleo del cafe interrumpidos
per Ia lluvia
90
Las nobicias de los, Estados Uni
hes fave rabies nuestro tabaco pu
.blicadas por los peri6dicos en estos
.hltimos dias han hscho renacer en-
pcs agricultores de esta coma fcs, d J.
siempre gustaron del cuitivo de di-
cha plants, 81 deseo de ssmbrarla
este af1o. y va EN- mpiezap, aun4ue ia r
iEde, 4 rraparar sus tierrs S.
iQuiera q cielo Que Ell TEMPO
sea favorable los tabacalee, y cue
La hoia alcaEcs por 10 menos, Ere
Icit $ ig1ales 4 los que obtuvo duran
/ to Ia gre ra de Cubs, 2 Ell bienestar
del composing de asta comarfa que
dar6 SECURE!
o*o
Desda ell m % pasado SO ha esta
blecido en- esta villa Mrs. Ellen s..
XIII sley, sef1ora cnya casa es un ash
10 &c nif1s $ hu6rfanos que Gu ida y g.
duca con sclicltud maternal.
LAstima es q. en- cada pubic y 81
dea de la isls no Sc estable zdan n tras
tantas Mrs. Kinsley, y que practi.
quen 10 carload cristsanA de modo
tan sublin e
90
El joyen cabo de la Pvlicfa In
sular conandante de ests pnesto D.
Manuel PAdro, fu6 Sras adado & pres
tar sus servicie a uno de los de q
tuado
Et cabo Padro Sc hizo apreciar
en- ests pob'acion, porque eh ell cum
plimiento de su deber siempre supo
hermanar las sxigencias del regla-
mento del cuerpo con las b1snas fol
mas y Ell bien pdblico. No ha dsja:
do aquf motivos de queja, y su par
tida ha side sentida.
/! o*o
| Aver domingo fu6 vfctin ma de nu
| sucsso desgraciado Ell DR.. don Leo
nardo Igaravidez Landron, Medicc
titular de esta villa.
Peseaba en- su coche p6r IN car
retera q1s &C luce q Aibdnito, lie
vando consigo dos de sus hijos, nj
nos de cuatr y dos amos, res spectiva
mente. Distrafdo con estos, descui
dc las bridas. J sl caballo hizo pre-
cipitar el cochs por un barr Jar c ;, ca
yendo 81 y los mics debajo de aquel
pero por salvar 4 6stos recibio el to
do el golpe, 1esultando con IN frac
4 tura en- el antebrazo izquierho y dis
locada Ia articulaci6n de este con 81
Il h1mero
i Este suceso desgraciado del DR.
i Igaravidez ha sido genefalments
esntido por todss las classes soeialel
do asta poblacioD, pnes on el inter
\ valo de POGO mas de un s11o que vi
via entre ncs 3tre s, ha sabido ganal
SO las simpatfas de todo eli pueblo
\ de CoamO
El Corresppnsal.
Noviembie 25 de 1901
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28
DIGANMEl!|!!

lCuales son los mejores cigarrillos de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28
ARECIBENAS.

4
La creciente esperodo. La po1icta.
Andnecer erplendsd0. Etectos de 'as
c0rs'ientes. A mdno armada. La Ca
y7etera de Utalado. El temporal en- los
campos. Co7aato de ro6o. Ha1yto de
ua par de aap0tos.
Anoche, por an, hizo el rio sgran-
de, 10 creciente tan temida y espera-
do. Pero esta no fH9 mayor, que
digamos. Sclamente inund6 por
p0cas horas dos GALES contiguas q
81. Muchss cepas de cana, arran )
cadas. de rAiz arrastraban sus CO..
,<risntss.
La policia estuvo de vlgilancia
toda lR nOche.
Como entire once y doce de la no
che ceso de Hover aquf.
r amauee er de hoy ha sido ex-
p,edido: ell cielo ostenta un azul pu-
risimc, y el sc ] brilla me gnfficameI-
te.
90
El GAUGE form ado por los cor
rentorss de aqua en- la Gale de San
Ia Maria mide aproximadamente u
nos Is metros de longitud por dos
de profui d;dad.
o*o
Ell moreno FraL cisco Perez Ri
vera ha dAdo cuenta a la pol cia de
que anot he, a instancias de un des-
conocido, penet: 8 en- Ia morada de
Eugenio Centeno, donde Sc estabs
jugando 10 prohibido; gu 81 tomt
parte en- la iugada, y despr es dc
perder agupos centavos sapuntan
do, SO puso q etallar;s y que GUAM
do 'epfa gana'los unos dos pesos )
centavos, el individuo Miguel No
riega 10 amensz6 con mn ca chillo
mientras Liborio Figueroa SO apo.
dsraba del dinero de la sbanea.,
La policfa prooedi6 seguidamer
te la detenci6n de los acusados
quienes. por 10 que han declarado
CAST comprueban las aseveracione'
de Perez. El Juzgado, que entiede
en- ell asunto. .exclarecera los hechos
90
Para poder transitar & pie pol
Ia la carretera que conduoe q Utua
do tienen que a rirse brecha To-
peatones, pues los derrumbes qu'
han ocurrido en- dicho camino sor
tantos, que en- su mayor parts Sc ha
va obstruido complstamente.
90
Por noticiss que de slgunos ba
rrios Sc reciben.e aqua que ha llovi
do ha causado on e]los una verdade
ra inundacion. No es extraf1o. pues
que hayan perecido algunos anima
les.
El guardia Leopoldo Iglesia
tuvo anoche noticia confid sncial d.
que en- ell almacen de los sef1c re
Mora y F~eses Sc intentaba roba
algunos saeos de cafe. Dicho guar
dia requirio seguida ell auxili
de la psreja de ssrvicio en- ell luga
de autos, procedio a inspeccional
las puertss de dicho almacen, encor
trando uua sin atrancar y cuatro "a
cos de cafe junto a ella, preparAdo
sin duda para cargar con ellcs el
primera oportunidad.
Toda Ia nochs y ell dia de no,
los ha empleado la policfa en- desc q
b:ir los autores del conato de robo
val fin hs visto coronado sus ex
fuerzos.
AL efecto, han sido detenidos e
confidente ameritado y un compafle
70 suyo, y ell Juzgado municipal en-
tiOnde en- el asunto.
o~o
A don Jose de JESUS, de Camu,
10 hurtaron hoy uu par de zapato
que acababa de comprar y los habf'
metido en- las banastas de su caba
gadura. Ente RADIO del hecho el qua
dia Cordero de tales maf1as Sc valit
que { las pocas horas di6 con el an
tor del hurto, ocupando ell calzad
de r sferencia que va habfs sido re
vendido por rs centavos.
El Corresponsal.
Novbrs 20.
Los fOndQChOS.
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ROBERTO GRAH A ". N. /. MECH 7.


i INGENIERo. PONCE. P.-R,
FABRIcANTE + IMPoRTADoR DE ToDA o1.AsE DE
MRQUNHR1R, CHLDBRHS MOTORB6
eoaat ngenos ase do aparatos Fabrcar oon N
amos Dc ezpeiencia practca.
APARATOSs ~ NOLINOS INGLESES.
DE Los MAS MoDERNos
EsrADo BRE
APARATos DE ExRAU exraen 50 hbras e
PARATos CoNTNUos DE 81 sistema mas modr
PC, elective economico cafcar ejugode la cana
CENTRIFUGAS DE HEPWORTH WENCH 0TROS movdos por
! as, preston hdraulica eectricidad
EN- DE ToDo azdcar conendo en-
ro, eando etc per
ecido Ell de e tiro.
FERREAs RoDANTE TRACTION de
poeo eectcdad cana
etc,
INSTALLATION DE MOTORES electrcos para ingenios.
VICTORIES DE PROEO indust mas economics
peligrosos los de
APARATOS MATERAES ell ARRoz ETC. ETC.
MAQUINARIA para trabajar
OARROS harienda Carehllos Araa
Aceites toda clase de Haees Titles lDgenlos
FUNDCON de hero bronco Herrera taller De maqufnarla
MARINA Is,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28

81 sef1er & B Antonio de Lor.
%, oomerciante cubano. esta en- es
"A CanitaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28
NADIA de particular,

]
A Juana, Pedro guerra
Con todo su corszon:
Cada vez que 10 vefa
Aumentaba su passion
Juana era bella. muy b ella,
Y no se 81 pobre 6 RIGA,
Pedro SO chi66 por ella,
Y al fin 10 quiso la chica.
Amarss los dos juraron
Hasta Ell dltimo momento,
Finalmente, sc casaron. =.
Y a4ui termina mi cueato
E.ta historic que no viene
Al case, me hace pensar,
Que ell matrimonio no tien e
NADIA de particular.
Carlos a. Boissier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28

"a S nora de nuestfo amigo don
Enriqu hernandez se encnenirA "a
en- franca conva 1sceEcia, IS cele bra.
mos.
Nes dieen de Bay anon, que
sdentro de pGcos dias smpf zaran allf
las obras de II Cd 50 escuela. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-28
81 AIQUILA..

- - - - " - As.s.e
Una habitadion frercaf & indepen
diente con balloon & 10 calle y luz
electrica an sitio muy centrico.
Ipforme San Francisco 38.
q 10
Elsef1cr & 8 Antonio de Lor-s
ia, oomerciante cubano, esta en- es
ca Capital.
Sc haka levemente enferma
la senorita Rosa Ibafez, de esta ca.
pital.
Ahora sc ha averigu.do que no.
es la nicotina dt to baco 10 que hace
daf1o. Los sabios han halllado que
es Ia creosotins
Ojo pues los fumt d. rs con ess.
nueva ina.
LIS pei sonasocu padar,i que ne s
tengan tiemp material para estu-
diar iugles y deseen aprenderlo,
pueden dirigirse sl Professor sefor
Romero Haxthausen, qnien toa-un
| sistema modernfsimo los fsmiliariza
con el idioma en- corto TEMPO.
Calle NneYa 2 Marina.
2 ". p. g.
LlamamoIs Ia atanci6n de Ia 20
i licfa cerca de una turba de pilletes
que Sc reunen cerca del polvorin de
Ia GALE del Sol, que no hacen mss
! que molestar al vecindario con sue
alb4 rotos y querer impedir el an
sito por aquel sitio los trans seu1-
tes.
/ DI( (3ANMEl!!
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
ROBERT WRIGHT WRONG
Would Bs Exterminator of Mankind
 Threattns to Turn Inosndiary

Robert Wright. the terror of South eastern Alaska. who has time and again made vacuous threats to depo9ulate the universe. is again before the public.
 Yesterday afternoon John II. Diers swore out a warrant before Judge Rogers for the arrest of this fierce despcrado. and Marshal Shook. with picked posse. which included Judge Sehlbrede and II. II. Draper. sailed for Dyea In quest of the man who has SO openly threatened to wipe out humanity.
 From the complaint sworn to by Mr. Dlers it seems that he has purchased the Olympic hotel In the deserted village. and that Wright had previously made threats to burn the building. in order Co prevent Dlers and others interested from rcaliz' Ing any financial benefit thercfrom. Dlcis sent over some horses 10 move material from the building when Wright threat ened to kill the horses. and at 9 o'clock Thursday night he appeared at the hotel armed with a Winchester rihe and ,aid to Ralph Green: q am after .hr whole gang. I will kill your hores. and if vou don't want them killed you had better stay here and watch them. l also pro- pose to burn the Olympic hotel ,he first chance I get. It is only question Of time when will kill all of you The court does not allow me to carry co1- cealed weapons but have gun her". am also going to kill Kinney"
 If captured alive Wright will Le brought before Judge Rogers this morn ing and made to apologize.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
ONE HUNDRED MINERS ARE
 SUfFOCATED
Frghtful Catastrophe Occurs In the Smugger Mine At
 Telurrde Colorado Scene of Recent Disorder

added the min ngca of not this imprisoned the smuger mine at Tur and with oudo all nhayeb been smoke Bullion caught fire wind resord to- the smoke found it's vay down the meant Instant death the smoke csud be extinguished hearending Mothers and children are gathered vainly rescue be founda ali
  of the different patched Durns strike deaths urredb by
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23

In timee al over a
  An to be trueM eedith police Imeo consdIne
  a Meredith equally 
 
  John  Meredith Johns brother Tom was practically On Of he a  ba arel of the gun at a of and ed Meredith dazed by the blows rapidly three she the a rested The inquest of  finally of that shots containing the latest
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
HEAVY LOSSES FROM FIRE
Armour Packing Houses At Huntington. w. Va, Are Des
 strOyed Also B. & 0. Rolling Stock

HUNTINGTON w. Va. fire a a
 n of the city sounded The n department ou
 The Finally the conna grafton gotten had bende Many oadwe
 the amount of the losses but they win be exceedingly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
Basket Ball Challenge

The White Pass Employees Club basket ball team are out with dell to meet all corners in that game. and want to play next Thursday.
 CHALLENGE: The White Pass Employees Club basket ball team hereby challenges any basket ball team in skagway to play Thanks giving Day game at their club house on Fourth avenue. Thursday. November 2s. 1901. Game to commence at p. m' All final arrangements to be made when this challenge is accepted.
 FRED WEBER, Captain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
ARE RIGGING AWAY
Cable Rspairsrs Delayed Tn Work
 By Stormy Weather

The contractor who has the W rk re- pairing the Skagway ay-Juneau cable Is still begging away at his task. When the Fiosie came north yesterday the two boats. Seolin and Prosper. with n scow; were anchored behind Point Bridges.
 From what Capt. Tibbets could learn the break is at Point Bridges. but the bal weather of the past week had been set back to the cable repairers and little work has been accomplished.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
Sligh, Damage By Fire

Yesterday morning the fire department was called Co the residence Of IT. B. Dunn. in which blaze had started that was cNtinguishcd before serious damage was done.
 No one was at home at the time. and the fire was discovered by Ed. AtchIsou. who turned In an alarm over the tele- phone
 The flames started In the parlor from boards covering the front Of fire place. through which stove pipe extended.
 The feathers of stuffed eagle. rest ing on the mantel of the nre nlace.wcrc badly sinrcd. which was about the only damage done.
 The house Is owned by Miss Gardner
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
The Reliable Druggists
 KELLY & CO. SKAGWAY DAWSON NOME
THE flOSIf ARRIVES
Brought North a Large Number of
 Passsngers-Sails Today

shortly before 10 o'clock last night the little steamer Flosie arrived from Juneau. she left the latter place yesterday morn Ing and. although the weather on the canal was very stormy. she made good time. She called a' Berners Bav . Halnes and when sne arrived had over twenty passengers.
 Since here last the Fiosc has made 8 long trip Co Sltka and back. Next month the steamer will bc run on a semi-wcckly schedule. owing Co her having the mail contract Co this port.
 The F1osic win sail this forenoon a; Co o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
Supper At tho Seattle Tonight

Tonight the Seattle saloon will pro- vide another feast for its patrons.
 Herman Grimm has wired that three dozen of his finest chickens shall be Kill ed for the occasion. and they will be roasted to a turn.
 Many other delicacies will also be sery- cd. All are invited to come and enjoy the slpper
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
As to T legraphic News

The enormous order for telegraph news consisting Of one thousand words daily. recently put In by our evening reflection. has embarrassed the Daily Alaskan to the extent that We are only able to be assured of receiving 999 words each day while the line Is working. Notwithstand- ing this handicap. we will. as usual. struggle along and endeavor to peddle out scoops as of yore
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
SHUT OUT
King Edward Don't Want
 Foreigners At CorQnation

LONDON. Nov. 22.-King Edward has taken hand at last In the coronation services of next June. In the first place he has announced that no invitations win be issued to foreigners. excepting ae- credited diplomats.
 Also no sale of seats will be permitted for the coronation ceremonies.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
IT'S A GO
St. Louis Exposition Is Not
 To Be Given Up

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. 22.-At meeting today of the Worlds Fair committee. 1t was unanimously decided to carry out the plans of the exposition as originally ar ranged.
 The impression had gone abroad that on account of the Pan-American Expo sItlon being losing proposition. inan- cially. the St. Louis exposition would be abandoned.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
CLOSER
Better Relations of U. S. To-
 ward Canada and Mexico

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov 22-The reciprocity convention. which has been in session In this city. adjourned today. after adopting measures looking to im- proved relations between Mexico and also Canada
 The committee which waited upon Pres ldent Roosevelt several days ago, request ing closer relations with Canada, com merciauy. no doubt, had some weigh, with the convention.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23

The Ladies Bazaar are right in 1t for new goods. new trimmings and good business. Bargains in belts. no snide goods. but good values for your money In all liunes. Brainard & Armstrong. also Carlson sc urrler art silks. Butterick pat terms and novelties. 4O6 Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
Masonic Meeting

There will be special meeting ofwhite Pass Lodge. F. & A. M.. at Masonic Hall, Saturday evening. November 2. at $ o'clock.
 sojourning and visiting brethren are cordially Invited to meet with us. Work In M. M
 By order Of tho w. M. George Howard, Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
Springs a New One

Lee Billings. who hns lately returned from White Horse. Is now revealing the of golf pool. which Is the latest fad across the line. The game may soon become as popular here as it's we'll known pxnonent
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
MURDERED AT FORTY MILE
Two Miners Have Desperate Encounter Over Provisions
 Murderer Claims It Was Self Defense

Fortymhe a murderw whit a mining
 originated dispute the of learned he self defense Therew wcren no O
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23

The Origin of the Famous
 Expression

Is attributed Go President Jackson. wha .s Slld to ht-- written 70. R." for Al C,rr,ct" K staris for Ecclgr the Mon ,v King oa Rro1 way. where fur rnr- ri.rts cf au kiuG parkas. overalls ard ct,lSs. .hccpskiu lined. as well as the VI uhui, stock of mcr, haudis' is being dis pos,d of Fine ch.nawarc. silvcrw irc. .tc Novelties in jcwclr,. watchc' and ,f..Ex
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
ATTENTION
Important Announcement " ade By
 Skasway Clothing ouse

Just received Lcs, line of Hart Schanner S Marx ". trcC ts and suits These are Che byei ,ady c" wear garment manufactured Remember guaranty ra.S with Q. .y slit or overcoat sold
 F U. CLAYSON x CO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
AL-Kl Al JUNEAU
Was to Sail North Last Night Or
 This Morning

The steamer Al-<i should arrive in port this morning or late this afternoon. Capt. Tihbets. Of, the Flosie. reported that the A-Ki arrived at Juneau Thurs day night and had commenced unloading machinery for the electric light works there. Then she was to unload coal at .Trcadwcll.
 When the Flosie left the Al-Ki was billed to sail from Juneau either last night or early this morning
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23
r.r.nen Meet Tonight

A special meeting of the fire depart ment is called for tonight at headquart- CTS. Important business.
 coRTEs FORD. Chief.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23

Belle of Lexington whiskey-eight years old-just out of government bond, and Three Crown Diamond Malt whis- key-strictly pure-at the Seattle snloon'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23

overaiis. jumpers. coats and jeans. Le- VI Strauss make at big reduction at our closing out sale.
 cheney's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23

Finest grade trunks. grips, telescopes and bags-big cut at our closing out sale.
 Cheney's Boston 5tors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-23

Call and convince yourself that we arc making great sacrifices on our stock Cheney's Boston Store.