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Evening journal., 1901-06-28
SHAKEN DEMOCRACY

The Populistic wing OF Democracy Is
being robbed OF many OF its pinions in
recent months, there being a positive
demand among the more conservative
element for an elimination of the wild
heresies and vagaries which have done
so much damage to the party. No
longer is the world and opinion Of Mr..
Bryan taken as the supreme law OF the
organization, and that gentleman is
being openly defed. in striking con-
trast to the seryile posture assumed
by his following in the last campaign.
There have been mutterings of dis
content in the West. but the South. in
districts where the Republican vote has
been 50 slight as to be hardly worth
enumeratlng. is showing the greatest
discomfort. The reason is apparent;
that section in common with the rest
OF the country is prosperous. busy and
contented. II beholds every idea de-
nounced by the Democratic platform,
In operation. and sees that the result is
unparalleled prosperity.
There is no desire 10 trine with laws
and principles which have resulted so
favcrably. and it would be too much
to ask them to continue to follow ideas
which actual experience has shown to
be fallacies.
Senator Clay, OF Georgia, declares he
will no longer uphold sophistries mas
querading under the guise OF Democ-
racy. lie recognizes that his party
must not set itself up to antagonize the
business interests. since the welfare OF
the workingmen is bound up with that
OF all enterprises. lie can see no rea-
sonable contest between capital and
labor, holding that they each depend
for existence on the other.
South Carolina was recently stirred
by the same contention; Senator Nc
laurin having taken a stand in favor
OF many OF the measures advocated by
the national administration. and hav-
ing had the courage to preach at home
what he had voted for in the Senate.
The disintegration OF populism, lately
known as Democracy, has begun; we
may look fer a reorganization along
different lines. or annihilation.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
About Delaware City Folk
specIaI % the Evenlng Journll.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Delaware City, June 2S.-Miss w. A.
and J. T. Price have been called to
Millington, Md, by the illness OF their
brother, Edgar Price.
John Meyer, OF Philadelphia, regis
tered at the Robinson House on We'd
nesday.
The Rev. George c. Gassner. of Phil
adelphia, is the guest OF w. A. Jester
n. A Pennington spent Wednesday
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. f. A. Pennington is spending
two weeks I'm Atlantic City
Miss Bessie Stahl is suffering with a
sprained ankle received while playing
basketball
Harry Rose spent yesterday in Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Right Foot Announces So

Manufacturers OF shoes have become 80
expert In the manufacture OF cheap shoes
TO initiate better ones that the dealer Oft
times Is bewldered and gets the grades
mixed.
The foreman in a local printing office
has been made the victim of this clever
imitation, and is now wearing a s. shoe
on his right foot and 50 shoe on his
left foot. The amusing part ~ Il is that
the right shoe squeaks and the left one
Is mute and az every step his right foot
announces 81. lie has decided 10 buy the
mates to both shoes so that his feet can
squeak in unison or remain silent.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
wayfarer Finds Good BOY

Good boys are said TO be scarce
Whether this be a fact or not. II is often
hard for boy to prove that he Is a good
one when he applies for a situation. There
are good boys and the Waytarer has
found evidence that there Is at least one
boy who has gained the good will OF his
employers. While strolllng along the pic
tnresque BrsnIywine yesterday the Way
farer found the following:
This is to say that John Guyney has
been In our employ for one year and We
have found him TO be a good, industrious
and reliable 10y
CHARLES @. RUPERT,
Delaware Hardware Company
John can obtain his letter OF recomnlcn
dation by applying at the Evening Journa
office.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Will Return Next Week

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Richards will
arrive home from their honeymoon next
Friday. Wilmingtonians who attended
the wedding arrived in this city this
morning.
The wedding was one of the prettiest
solemnized in Carlisle this year. Miss
MclSeehan. of Carlisle was the maid of
honor, Victor b. Woolley, Of this city
best man, and = aul Appenzellar, of New
York: ]. Webster Henderson, of Carlisle
and William Michael Byrne and Ernest
Carmichael, of this city, were the ushers
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
4O5 Market St.
Nj ountain Lake Park, Md.--BaIti-
more q Ohio Railroad


This delightful resort, high up in the
Allegheny mountains, on the broad pla-
teau known as the Glades, on the Main
line of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, opened on June LIST, and excur-
sion tickets are on sale at all ticket
offices at very low rates. The special
attractions this year will be the West
Virginia State Teachers meeting, on
July goth; Woman's Foreign Mission
tional Camp Meeting, July 9th to 18th;
Womans Home Missionary Society,
July goth; Woanm's Foreign Mission
airy Society. July 9th; Chautauqua
Summer Schools, August 1st to 18th,
and the Annual Session of the Noun
tain Chautauqua, August list to 2Sth.
There will be special excursions from
NeV York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and intermediate stations
on July 10th and August 7th, for which
special low rates will be named.
For detailed information, call on or
address Ticket Agents, Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

Council has carried out it's
scheme to elect the assistant city solicit
tor. In this matter the Democrats
have acted entirely from partisan mo-
tives, and they may be assured that the
people who elected them never intend
ed them TO so forget the best interests
of the city. Now the courts will be
called upon to decide the matter
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Given-Diekson

Miss Jane johnson Dickson and George
NJ. Given, both Of Philadelphia. were mar
red in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Wickersham, No. 5l1 West Seventh
street, this city yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. VIII
ham Main schall pastor Of First Presby-
terian Church.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

Someone beat an Akron, o.. editor
nearly TO death because ne published
an article rejecting on some people in
that community. Here we do things
better; after employing various de-
mandatory adjectives. we link arms
with the slandered one and take him
out to supper. is pleasanter and
costs less in the end.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

terian manse, Coolbaugh, Pa, after July
Is.
An informal reception was rendered the
bridal party in the home of Mrs. Bng-
ham on Wednesday night, and many
friends called to say good bye and view
the beautiful presents
The bride is a talented pianist and al
ways was identified with the musical and
social events Of the town. She also was
organist for the Presbyterian Church and
vice-president Of the Lewes Glee Club.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
DIED

this city. on June &c, 1901,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter Of Martha and
Nelson S. Craig, aged months.
this city, on June &C. 1901,
Thomas Sherwin.
WALLACE.-Nao H., daughter Of VII.
liam II. and Hannah p. Wallace, at the
residence Of her parents, No 14O9 Van
Buren street, aged years.
SCOuT.-ln this city. at 145 p. m, June o.
1901, Mary Elizabeth wife Of William III
Scout. aged 81 years
Funeral services strictly private and In
terment private, LOmbardy Cemetery
Monday afternoon, July !, ? p. m.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Entertain ed the Choir

on Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G.
william X. Bradford entertained the boys
OF St. Johns choir The time was spent
In playing games and musical selections
We're given by the boys.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford re-
ceived the older members of the choir. On
leaving the house they sang selection
which sounded very fine in the open air.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Monaghan = Garner

Miss Julia Garner. of this city, and Ed
ward Monaghan. Of Philadelphia, We're
married in St. Pauls r. c. Church last
night, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Father Connolly. Miss Katie
Garner was bridesmaid and Edward Nc
Nulty was best man. A reception followed
in the home of the brides father, No 92S
West Second street.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

Ting the muddle. the decision itself will
become a political issue IN the next cam
paign."
Upon his return to his capital. Bowling
Green, Pike county, Mr.. Clark will begin
work at once ON a lecture to be called "su-
preme Courts Which I Have Reversed"
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

maximum OF 102
degrees was noted
Wednesday, and a
maximum of 98
degrees was re.
ported at Bissett.
Ont. yesterday.
Maximum temper.
atures above 80 de.
grees were report.
ed In nearly all dis
trlcts east of the
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

A certain delectable local sheet, own
ed by. one ]. Edward Addicks, and ed
tied by the Hon. George w. Roberts,
chaiing under a rebuke administered by
us. in a spirit OF humility prints at the
head Of its editorial columns Blessed
are they who are prosecuted for right
eousness sake, for theirs is the king
dom OF heaven"
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Girl Recorers Lost Prize

Miss Vera Godfrey has recovered the
$40 gold piece which she lost after receiv-
tng it as a frize at the High School COM
mencement. The coin was found by Miss
Alice Hanna, OF No. 1916 West Ninth
street
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Morford-Staats

Miss Lola Stats of Linwood, Pa, and
Joseph l.. Morford. Of this city, were mar
red yesterday afternoon In the First Pres
byterihn church, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. William Main schall
Mr. and Mrs. Morford win live in Lin
wood.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
MIR. Oartmelrs Condition Impr owed

Thomas b. Cartmell. druggist, Of No. 601
Madison street. who was seriously in
jured in a runaway last Sunday on the
Philadelphia pike, is improving. Mr.. Cart
nell was hurt more seriously than was
FIRST supposed His family was with him
in the accident. but none Of them was in
jured.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Social and Personal Notes

Mrs. Hannah NJ whitheld has returned
from a four weeks trip to Atlantic city.
She leaves tomorrow for Brooklyn, n. Y,
and while away will visit relatives In
Lynn Mass, and other Eastern points.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Summer DrInI-s Ar I,vnob,s

Quart bottle Ginger Ale, Root Beer
Sarsaparilla and Lemon Soda. 3 for
25c.. 90c. dozen; also bottled Beers,
Ales, Stouts. Wines and Liquors. Leave
order at either store, Eighth and King
streets; Fourth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

Rockies yesterday. Forecast: Con-
tinued high temperature and partly
cloudy weather today and tomorrow;
light to fresh southerly winds.
Sunrise. 4:33; sunset, 1882; length
of day 14h., 59m.: moon rises, 4:4s D.
m; moon sets, 1859 a. m.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

We shall publish tomorrow. among
many other interesting articles, a typi-
cal sea-story prepared by an old salt,
who spins his yarn in an entertaining
manner. Look for il.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28
Muslin Underwear

Corset Covers, 1oc.
Corset Covers, IL I-2c.
Corset Covers, Lace trimmed, 2ac.
Corset Covers, asc, soc, 48c and
Csc.
Muslin Skirt, with hemstitched
tucked fiounce, 4Sc.
Muslin Skirt, with lace hounce
and inserting, soc.
Muslin Skirt, with embroidered
founce and tucks, $1.a5, sI.45,
$r.62 and $I.75.
Muslin Drawers, with hemstitched
ruffle, a5c.
Muslin Drawers. embroidered ruffle
25c., 30c., 4Sc. and 6ac.
White Silk Gloves, 5-button length
asc., special.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

On July members Of the Wilmington
Horse Show Association viii hold race
meet.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

The Weather and the Almanac.
Some record breaking temperatures
are reported. At Houghton, Mich, a
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

Ice cream. all havors. at Beckett's.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

Only 20 suits; prices SO
and $l2; will be sold for $4.75
per suit, and a few SO SUITS
for $2.9S.
Evening journal., 1901-06-28

SHIRT WAISTS

made of Percale, Lawn, Eddy
silk and Madras are reduced
to about half the Schilling
prices-from 19c to SOC each.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
YUKON STEAMERS TO
 BURN LIQUID FULL
Sybl Was Ready For the Trial But the Big Strike At
 San Francisco Prevented Shipment

E. -Morck. fuel agent for Che White puss x Yukon Company is ln Dawson Heuin after tour or Che wood camps along thc river 10 win bc remembered thlt Che Inst umc Mr. Morck was there bc stated In an interview chat Che come pgny was about Go experiment with Cali- .oruio petroleum for fuel on Che steamer syhu
 N Morck said nc thnt time chat Che wood owners along Che river were inc rl.ucd Co doubt him and Co intimate that .t was a bum Go hold down Che price of wood
 ''If don't explain it Go you." hc said they may think ! ann as big liar as @ nDwsn8pcrmon We Intend Go use Che uu all right and had thc sybn fixed up for Che experiment. hut Che san Francisco ,clmstcrs strike has prevented us from setting Che shipment We win not be Jblc to use lt before next spring 10 would have made no difference as to Che price of wood for there is now a big surplus
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
KAufmaa At White Horse

sam Kaufman. of Che Kaufman Bros ruued from White Horsc last night Th. star of chat place of latest d1t, .lls m reference Go Che gentleman.
 Mr Stm Kaufman of Che large whole .ll. and retail dry goods and cloth.na luus. of Kaufman Eroe. Skagw1y or. rived iu town Monday night Now. 1uy 1n. who .s acquainted with sam know hat h- don't Iet Che grass grow under H.s feet. and hence were not surprised ab.n inside of three days hc had opened store m Che oId Dolmonico restaurant nuIduE and had placed on sale on clc -IHt uuc of ladies' wear consisting oi D.o1ks. suits. skirts. waists. etc.. of th, nt.st and most fashionable design AS t9 the quality of Che goods Che wellknown reliability of thc nrm of Kaufman Bros a sufficient guarantee. and as Go th, prices you had better call and satisfy yourself
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

oncrod. Tho choppers arc falling over cach other Co sch it Go us and thcrc ls bound Co be much more than there ls sale for"
 Had it been ordinary freight that could have como through from thc California ol district Vancouver by rail- Che strike might not have effected thc shlp- mcnt this nuL 10 is sort of cargo chat is transported by water because of both safety and chcapness The latter Is Che great itcm and to save tho mat ter of expense ln freight is Che one main object of Che company When it is ship ped it win come from Che on fields of Bakersfield Cal. by mil in tank cnrs Co Sun Francisco, 10 ls cheaper thorC than is water in much Of Che Kern county dis- rict The only real itom of expense win bc Che freight
 As previously explained by Mir Morck. it win bc burned In tho Are boxes of Che steamers boilers by spraying it against Che sides
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
COAL SHORTAGE
 SLIGHTLY RELIEVED
Capilano Discharged Ton Tons At
 Mooro's Wharf

The coal shortage was relieved a tridc yesterday by ten tons that Che Caplano discharged at Moorcs wharf for E J. shaw
 Her captain spared all hc could. lolr- inr only minimum quantity to make Che trip back to Vancouver
 10 is expected that some cool boat wal 1rrivcs Che next few days with full cargo or fuel for SkaEway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
RATf WAR IS STILL ON
Small Boats Bring Passengers Ont
 At s2O and sl5

rhe rtte war between tho smaller anI Independent boats on Che Upper Yukon I stHI ou.
 rhe Nora is loaded with passengers st 1 and Si5. while it is reported that th. Flora wui have al shc can carry at th, .ImH figures
 Tine cl.norI sirJon is bringing them out lt Sl and S5. while the E Y N steam ers som seu at N0 and tD
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
OVER 100 NILES or TRAILS BUILT FROM DAWSON

t-au blye been built by Che territorial .uress th.s summer counting the uuu soon tD b.. finished to Gug..r uuJ MUef cr.,bs Of Jh.s totai % miles ar, wholly .r truH and the remaining w of roads Tho routes covered have b,sn from plW- ou uu E'Iord.. mp DHHf ..IDu
 I.r along upper Eonluzt aioue sulphur Iu Quriz I branch up Adams mile and .hroe-glIrtgrs 1u hy road. and trails tu Eureka and to Miller and Glacier
 rp Chief guloh the road trv,rsgs thr... quarter. of mile of Glacier and ut, mon ur. to be retained thrre for short Umr to put chat par. of thc road I1 pJr- ueuary good condition by duchIus and ....rue tbe ro1d with gravel
 Forty mon w,re discharged from th, r.Id crows on tuc 2Ist which win leave .HIN thr uvc to the west ot town. and .h.se who are ou Che route to Miller and Gu,.er sun employed
 Although Che tuu Go Miller and Cu- o..r ,s being cut simply for plckus thc mn,J.me1ta is beine carried over th, -.It. m 70 wagon.
 Nue lmJrel and trn tnous.mJ doilrr n.re appropriated It th. beginning of thr ..I..H for ths territorial rntd and tru mI.Hr HuJ to .e now thousht thr cost NHI n. W.u he.d down tn the limit U
 IHr u.nHlr tn road. earlier u tH. ..Ir On. territorial ,Nnru.,s rnr hsI. way. ris v.Ir vtI rlDh perhaps N. H.. This u uoVI-. r.f.r. tn Oh, cost ul uuIiue th. wlIs un uuHk.r U.Ir l.I ...r t. lower Dominion. which bH h... ..H. by On. Dominion u..u crews It n.mIuHu appropriations
 fH. ..w 0. b. plid the territorial -nr... ,. Ha Ueobars.I wW nmosHt Goo }-.uH .r osH nuI win ncluJc part pUmen. ur
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

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 nH. ..I. ...HuHN rm..u.He tH u. cone ..r..I.I by IH. territorial r.rO.e u" t..H n. C...r .HI NH.r 0r..kt t' tH. a..t .l Dawson. and |. now Hw.N r. ..... U ..U..r.I t.. trI vIu !. ......t..I IT.. U.....r TH. t-I now finished j. m".- oat u conuHuOu Ian. from Dawson EHeH..r Tnn.I.HH n. u.r-anlU. II. .HHrs. of .n. .ou.tr.. t.u aHnr arI II. uH.hr- lH. work
 TH. ..a r..H. n. HUr.I 0Hm"r.. r..I r.m uaas.. n. g.trIE HHI from t..r. .r H trH rH. r.I s eH ." t.. .r.... .r . uH..r tr.| HI. |. H. ... ...I .r Hr....I ..r H....H.. HHU oH' ..e H..- .a. . uH..H wont ot.r H u.tr . U.U.r for ~.... .r... . U.U. .. N..f."..
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
lit GOT VERY COlOFffT
Portland Man Did Not Liko Min
 ing In tho Koyukuk

U.Ht E v. Moon. H.. n.I....I t. Port ..HI from |. ...r m.HfH- u...Ir. IuHt . N.r..r. IH.s. lI. Nf r.r.uI NH. - .r IH. m.r.. .H Emr. ....t .u. .. fI. ..r... .. IH. N...... ..l.r
 and Hs rmI t-r e.... ar. ,s. m.I..
 TH .a.t .r tH. Grip vH. tn s..t t mr. .n Emml .r.h r rI..H D.nt ff..r. uI. Interested n. went r with t- N.N .m.r ... .r h.- partners They went from NUf. u.r. Rapids tn iHke I.I.r.. m H elr.e and rrIne the use rr.l.n. .IHr.I fr.r rHuo. across and Hr....I.I fn Dawson H.r. tH.r ...l 70 .t.Im.r t. m. month Hf Oh. N....H.. ..I .H.r 0.H.re ta. N...s. l... .Hs ..e. .H . smHu a.Im.r tH Ia.u.s tns ..HI .' uI..-I.nr .u fuHt u.ur H" m..- from .te mouth Prom HHtt.s tH.F u.'.I . u.Ht u. fH Emml .r..k no m.."
 "... N..n s....I nearly month "n Emm. or.k working u Oh. mime. rlu- H- I.f. U.UH- A.He dam. and H.. ..-uHe .u Oh. ub.H incident tl a mIr- .s H.. rH. mH. HHU u.I Her .' ... Hrt.r ...r.e .u. e.'I h. oHr...I.l t..f In. I.I uHf H.u. ~. -.f rich -H '. .rH sH s.II h.s Irt.r.Ht fn sHad 1lt.utlev and .lIu.I ar bonn.
 N. steamer. ..n .r.t Hs..HI tHt hHIu- ..b .. on. ~.rne HHHI Captain M'"u I.I t. row himself about ,' miles dnur tf. .tuam Then. 0as d.Nush. nearly .I t.. um. .rI for ,Hr.. H.-hts th. srl IH rut -.t Ie ..uH nru. ru Nh.u t. ..en and n a.. h. dd unt vast. much um. .n .I.tuHr ..r h. UNs homo. ward bound auI u I hurry 10 WH. u't |. .ls. ol eFIoatu down I. uun.r nn tU. Uh.a uur uf .En0 HNHE. TOW. H.r ,.. water so uue.- bat Iu.t 10 plain .ise ol pun- bolt le hHnI ls n. D'H.I M. vas tar.t. days 0Hmu- down tH t'- month uf Oh. boyukuA when. hs tH.N a steamer for Dawson. .ud s. Hu hUm". u. ua. NIthn HH mH.s nr the Arctic s.l sud -...rtI ta.u.IuI m..s H.tr.r t tb.u h. yyer ctr.s t. n. 1s1Iu.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Miss Cases Conoort

Tickets have been going ot a very lively rate for Che concert Go bc given hy Miss Mary Case. thc oregon vocalist nIghtn- gale. Miss Case has only been heard in slagway once before and thot time she astouishcd au by her clever recital Her voice has a good range for contralto and an of her selections arc shosen with rare good Judgment
 Miss Case made puite hit in her con- ccrts at Dawson and on Che creeks Next Tuesday night she win be assisted by Che White Pass Quartcttc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Notice to Water Consumer.

Because Of Che fact thot we arc now etlmplnc out and cleaning Che reservoir there may bc times Us in past few dayn when it win bc absolutely necessary Co shut bn thc water for few minutes. or possibly hours. at time during Che next two or three weeks We would suggest some provision bc made for such Dcrl- -.ous. though vc hop, ,o avoid such in t,rruptious. and win give definite notice when possible.
 Northwest Light S Power Ca.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Masonic Meeting

There win bc regular communico- tion Of White Pass Lodge No. il3. F. & A M at Masonic Hall on Friday evcn- ing. Sept %.
 Soiournng and visiting brethren arc cordially invited Co meet with us
 By order of Che W. M GeorEc nsWnrl. secrotlry.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
cAlmost Nothing

DO you want Co buy a Singer sewing machine for il5-good os now If ao. cau at my store on Broadway opposite Cas. & Dmpors ! have lots of good. lsrrl goods and want Co sell them to maE, room for my icwclry stock which ] w.l move very soon.
 Remember an my shoes must go.
 Kcear thc Money King
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Dominion Inspector Hero

Mr. Richardson. Che Dominion .nspec- prof steamers arrived from White Hou Hst night Capt Richardson has had
 busy time for thr last three or four weeks
 Witb hls wife Doc win return Go Vou- euus,r on Che Hating
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Arc Ton Going to Nomo1

Then get Che latest reliable map Of tho Noyukuk, Blue Stone. Council City. Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River Mining districts Price, 70 cents Issued hy thc Seattle Daily Times Sent on roc coipt Of price. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

An VIC want is all Che trade In sight F. n. Clayson & Co. the one Price Cloth Ing. Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Filling Chuck Holes

street Commissioner Ruud s doing good work and gradually Che chuck holes in thc streets arc being mlcd up. con Fourth avenue. near Broadway thc street is now Iu excellent condition.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Magpios Tonight

Tho Magpics meet tonight iu Elks halL Handsome prizes have been provided epr Che fortunate ones in Che card games and Che ladies iu charge of Che luncheon ha,, prepared am elegant spread.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.
The following steamers arc scheduled to arrive on Che dates named:
Notice

Notice is hereby given that ! win not bc responsible for any debts contracted hy my wife. Mrs. Daisy Hrayforl. sho having lcft my bed and board.
 F. w. Brayford
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Ladio. Aid Mooting

The Ladies Presbyterian Aid met yes- ,erday afternoon 1t Che usual hour at Che residence of Mrs Alfred Williams cor 0I Third and Main streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Clothlng hats. shoes md mems fur nlshings. an going at knock down prices this week at Choncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Baths in porcelom tubs at thc Royal, foot Finh avenue Ladies apartments steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Corduroy suits. English make. u0 per suit
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