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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" ANTED-Chair gaming 25c up- repairing up
holsteriHgi drop postal 2sJ1 5th St NV.
WANTED-Teusnt for 4 fruit and truck farm:
big chance given 70 nan OF Industry and who
has team; best buildings IN county address
BOX $50. this Office. MIS-
WANTED-Phonograph horn 81 inches or longer:
also records 30 81 nv. third floor MFG
WANTED-H Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents caSt-oG clothing: drop postal. I'll
call. B. TARSHES, L5J5 7th ct nv. dec26-im
WANTED-You 70 know you can get real lone
made bread, cakes, and pies at the Nj VERNON
HOME BAKERY; also the best entire wheat
bread Ia the city. 922 9th St. NV. mlT-Imo
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for iron bed. cop
per. brass, bottles book stock and rubber. also
machinery and general merchandise. EDGAR
BAUM 20GG eth St deI2-tf
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds and
!eWelTy; highest cash prices paid for old gold.
silver, etc LOUIS ABRAHAM, 433 9Th st. NV.
deQ-f
WANTED-Hiehest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing: drop postal I'll
call s KEBESEY 1906 9TH St NV 5e5-Im-e
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STORAGE.

STORAGE, 70 cents load UNITED STATES
STORAGE C0.PANY, 40 10th st. RT. mss
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HELP .gAxFED-MALE & FEMALE,
wANTED-AGENTS.

KretoI Kof Drops IN Baltimore. Philadelphia and
Washington; big commission; $40 per box call
al 42I IO1h NV mi
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-mALE.

WANTEI)-By q coIored boy place to work:
willing % do anything Cos New York ave.
NY. eI
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WANTED-By a neat coIored man. place as
driver Tor doctor OF private family 1928 7th st.
NV 81
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ron sALE-sURURBAN PRoPERTY.

FOR SALE-rwelve acres. improved by two new
cottages; price s. 500; part can remain or place
apply cH4s. H. BUTTS. Sligo P. o., Nd.
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EyANTED-Work at anything F. V YIEDFELDT
I5I5 9Th St m2s-2
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SEAROARDAIRl LINE RY.

"CapitaI City Route"
leave Washington, Penna. z R Station
I.oI a ~. sEABOARD F1sF MAlL-Throusa
DAILY Pullman Sieepers to jalksoHvtiie.
connecting Hamlet with Pull.
man sleeper TO Atlanta
ZOO 3 III. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DRILY I8uTRD-Throush PpiiHIzn 5ieel-
ers TO Tampa and Atlanta.
Cafe Dining Car service. Pullman Sleeper Tues-
DAYS Thursdays ana Saturdays TO southern Pines
(PiBehurst).
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
TO Petersburg raleigh, So1tl=FR Pines tPiae-
hurst) Camden. Columbia. Savanaah,s dickson
Vile and all Florida paints Charlotte Athens.
Atlanta. New Orleans. Chattanooga Nashville.
points West and Southwest.
I.3O a. Nj. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pinei,urst} Ham
let, and intermediate points
Office 1884 n J. ave and Pe1na r r, Oficcs.
r. f. l. BUNCH ". h Doll.
General Pass Agent. f-ensrlI Aeoet
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Organs Must Go.

COOP SQUARE PIANOS FOR LITTLE OR
You have the advantage Of Us in this sale OF
Square Pianos, Tor must sell-and that means
you can name ,your own price and terms We
are crowded for room, and these Pianos must be
moved before January /:
stem Piano so
Matt Co. Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
ChickeriEg Plane 30
Gaita Co. Franc --~------- -
Grovesteen & Fuller Piano 90
ChickerInS Piano -----:---- 70
Come IN, pick out your Piano and pay for II on
81 weekly iHstaiimeDts- +. G. SMITH, i229
Penna ave mZS-u
FOR SALE-Large tailor's table and sewing ma
chine; cheap WM- LOW ENTAIL. 9TH and
Massachusetts, ave NV mss
FOR -Typeuriters all makes, So up: rent
lnE- = month up; JypsETiFer reE54iTIn2., 10y ,
reasonable charges WASHINGTON TfPEb RITTER
EAIHANGE, 81. yth nv Inzs-ly
FOR SALE-Cheap, a set OF double coach harness.
silver plated; secondhand. Apply 10 GEORGE
MOTIFS, 509 9th 81 nv e2I-5
FOR SN-E-Fresh Jersey COW and eaIf 1911
Frankfort St B=ookland- u c CHS
BARRIERS viii fad bargains IN barber supplies At
~ ytt at- Nv, no
FOR SALE-Paun ticket for diamond ring. cheap
address Box Cos, this Office esq
FOR sALE-Hanner and hsmmerless shotguns.
double barreli cheap during holidays, 94s New
ork ave NV m26-3
FOR sALE-COlIie puppies III Pa ave. NV.
MIS-
FOR SALE-Sew and secondhand safes and keys.
III2 81 NV. e2I-7
LOOk-I box Of beer. 75e; bottles assorted
wines, such a. port, sherry, blackberry, catawba
and clsrets, for 81, Wilson. Paul Jones Ovcrholt
and Woodland Whistles, 81 per quart battle Dc
liye1ed 10 any address. THOS- r. BEAVERS i2S
A st. sv- Phone Main Ioo8-5- deel9-iSs
FOR SALE-Slightly used Stief piano. at a bar
gain Almost new Upright piano $3.50 Knabe
piano, sen Good ChIekering piano, SO. Square
pianos as low SIS Easy monthly payments
STIEFF PIANO WAREROOMS 81 nth nv J. c.
coNLIFF, Mgr eI7-ti
For SALE-The hest horne-Eaade frlt cake and
Mt VERNON. HONE BAKERY. So 9th ST NV.
dsI7-IHlo
ON CREDTT-AH kinds dress goods. skirts suits.
f1rs- blankets. lace curtains. mems and bows
clothing. exc. Address BoX SGs. this ofice.
deS-im
wANTEp-B TARsHES. 1905 7th St NV; high
est cash prices paid for ladies' and gents cast
OF clothing: drop postal III call e22-Im
FOR sALE-ResuHeetion pIEnts, Chinese lilies,
fern balls, Easter ana Iiiy Of the valley hyaciuth
tulips, crocus. AaTciSsus, JSnquils, plant food
pots. and stakes, etc SGBAID'S BIRD STORE.
10 18th st nv- m29-lS
FOR SALE-Maie cz1arles from sI-50 70 s. each;
parrots. dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. SCHsID'S BIRD
STORE. ~ Eth ST NV noZs-t
FOR SALES for Horrs chairs with hair cssh-
ion; s. Tor hair mattress n two pzrts oak s7-a
rockers. S1-4si bedroom and Parlor suites. 100
Per week RED4oND'S, sil-SI3 18Th st wv
e9-tf.
FOR sALE-FIve-ioor ossrtaia poIes, vita azruTss
complete I7e5 carpet Einias, &c I'd; aeer oil
doth. fsc I'd; stair carpet, 25c ID. KLEE-
BLATT-S. llth and SIS. ne m3o-sn
FOR sALE-Good quality opaque shades, fitted
20 your Eir9oss only Csc; thu best quality oil
opaque Eba Is, Sc; hung free: win call with
samples hLEEBLAFTs. 18th and & sts. ne.
Phone East sd sT5-tI
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WANTEb-By reliable oolored man, place as but
Ter, houseman, waiter; reference Do St n7e-
nj
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DR., LEATHERMAN,

UsshIngton's Leading Specialist
O. kidney. Bladder. B!ood. SKIN. and Private
diseases syphilis tsny stage) cured for life
Both sexes Consultation free. Medicine fur
pished Hours g - l. and to S Also on
Tues. Thurs, and Sat- eve, 10 s Closed
Sundays
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v Acknowledgements gigl to learn drcssnakiIsg
Apply third floor. Room $ Hoffman Building.
esI St NIX. e1
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rRAISs oN RLrEMoNr RRANCH.

Leave Washington s-0I a. n. daily, 100 ?. n.
4.95 D. m, and 4.z9 p m WEEK days. and 6-25 ..
m. SUNDAYS only for 5lusEoat, sad e-25 P. n
Zveel, Gavs and II 40 p. m. theatre tain, Non
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays fog Leesbarg-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME. COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLI NBIA HOLDING SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COTB BUSINESS IN RE
ESTATE OF ISABELLA NORRIS deceased.
Ne lo49e Administration Docket -
Application having been made 10 the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding sI,e-
ciai term for Orphans Court business for probate
Of the last VIII and testament and CCdicil thereto
E0r letters teSt4mGntary sad estate. by
Columbia A. Herr, 1t Is ordeged this 25tb day Of
December. 1901. that notice Is hereby given 10
HeEriettI c Cyeste.- Ann Il Lefever- Jane o.
borne, and Lizzie q EurIeE, and 70 all others
concerned TO appear in sad court on MONDAY
THE Sd DAY or FEBRUARY. A. D. 1892. AT
10 O'CLOCK 4 NJ 10 show cause gvhy such 2H-
plication should nst be granted
This notice shall be published IN the Wash
ingtCn Jaw Reporter and The Washington Times
oEce II each OF three successive weeks before the
day therein TGeatioHed-the first publication 70
be not less than thirty days before said return
day
By the Court:
JOB BARNARD Justice.
Attest
LOUIS 4 DES-' Register Of Wills
CHAS- h ENNIS, ! IffEO- RUPLI Attor-
neys for Applicant nd2I- Is i
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
fr5ton 6;i2 a n, s.52 a. IT., 7-S5 4 n, 2-o0 p
m 900 D. M and $3.50 p. n daily Local
trains from HarrisonbuTg I1-S1 4. M week days
and $40 p m daily Prom Charlottesville. SIS
a. m and $50 ?. m daily
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Tickets sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be haa at ticket oHaces- 7c5 18th
St 81 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. and PeaTsT ivdn5s
Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
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IN THE SUPREME. COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. SITTING N EQUITY
THEODORE J. KING and ROBINSON WHITE
vs. NARY CRANSoS and SARAH CRANSON
children OF JANE ERANSTON. BY SAMUEL
P CRANSTON. her husband. and auy other
child OF children eff said Jane Craustou br
Samuel P. CrGnstta. her husband, bezotten
OF any heirs or children Of either OF anyone
claiming said land, OF any part thereof BY
from through o. under them or either OF
them No 2271S EQUITY
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" ANTED-A white girl as waitress IN lunch
room. 90 Est NV, e2S-S
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MR.. M. MORRIS

Baltimore's talented SpiritusIistlc Medium, can
be consulted daily from 10 TO ) Parlors 80
9th st. Sesnce every Sunday night at Aaccabee
Temple, 5l3 9th st. nv. Good music Silver
collection. m2s-2
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
A S335 NUGGET FOUND
On No. Below on Anvil Crock In
 tho Nome District

On No I below on Anvil creek S33s nugget was found on Tuesday \ new cut had been opened up on the left limit. and it has been found that the paystrcak runs into the adjoining benches
 Work has not been fully started up on any of the Anvil claims. but in few more days it will be in full blast, and the yield from this creek this year will be fully up to tlI average.
 Jafct Lindcbcrg thinks that the gold output of this section will be fully up to last year, when it reached $. soo.ooo. according to the Seattle assay office report Mir. Lindeberg says that the season of ISO0 was similar Co the pres cnt one working commencing on the Pioneer Companys claim, No. [, on July 2+ C. W. Price however. began work on No. on June 2 but he did not make much headway until later in the scason.-Nomc Nugget
 Culmbachcr. The Seattle Aug. Tst
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
TO HARNESS THE TIDES
A Practical Invention to Develop
 Power From tho Tides

E B Cadc. the W. P. X Y. locomo- tive engineer, has applied for letters patent upon a machine for utilizing che power oi the tide The purchase pow
 cr q, Co be increased by graduated cog
 wheel, which are Co be run by weight, attached Go a huc running over a bet wheel and with one end attached Co @ heavy float AS thc tide rises thc weight, drop and as the tide rcccdc' che float drops The mann wheel ,, thu, constantly kept in motion. Mr Cldc hl, put his theory n practice and find, that it works admirably The practical utility of the machine has been recognized by a number of promi- ucnt navigator, and people along horc
 10 win blow fog whistles. ring bells generate electricity for light and per
 form functions n places where here toiorc constant and cheap power hl, been hard Co provide Mr. C1dc has recently returned from Seattle where officers oi thc treasury department have given him reason to believe that che government may take advantage oi hi, machine tor sounding buoys
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Pacific for the purchase of the City of Seattle. and it is extremely prob rnai thi, we'll known AlasNa uut will soon be owned and operated by the Pacific Coast Company
 The Pacific Coast Company is also negotiating tor the purchase from Dodwcu & Co. oi the latter's fleet of Sound steamers. which include thc North Pacific, Utopia and Sehomc. The deal Is likely Co be consummatcd within @ very short tune.
 The outcome oi che purchases a. ready made and thc pending ncgotia tions win probably mean the retire mcnt oi Dodwel x Co., from the Alas ka and Sound steamship fields lt is understood that thc Dodwells will. for thc present at least continue Co opp crate as agents for che Northern Pa ci6c thc Oriental liners which they have sold Co che railroad company
 The management oi the Pacific Coast Company refused yesterday Co discuss thc foregoing facts
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
HAVE THEY
 SOLD OUT?
Mystery Surrounding Re- ported Sale of DOdwell
 X Cos Boats
Contrary Statements Local Agent Not Yet Notified Officials Below Say They .Inow Nothing Yet There Is Ground For Belief

The .u.,u.u %. whether podwcu X Ca ,oud. Washington x Alaska $ $ ~, ta .ttr pac6. Coast Oo. i> just 't present causing ae.,auou along steam boat r.N
 E..g report received from Seattle Ir.r. r.m fhD pr.s"u, onc and >c, t,rHl, u. contrary ryArt, were rc. -.fr.I .t .n.. I.. 'I cWmed Che deal L.I -.r. tHaH~b aui thc imc> disputed tn, act
 Mir E T Poop. -al- th9t hc has re. ..t.J n. .Il..- relative t' Che re r.r...I I..I from H- company. hut be ...eI .rat uH.I, th.r. .- >o much .muk. about matte. tluc must bc ..m. r.. N... u tHl- kud mght leak .ut .rm .H. head office hut could hardly hc expected 0" cmm'te from tr. ~...u.. .n.e lIc knew uoth ue lh.rt fhe matter
 Mr. ! U N,'t S,asUay agent oi che plur. Cu., Steamship Co.,. ,nl tI.t hc bad uaf been advised oI any .u.h transfer .uI would uat expect c" he even II such deal VJ, coutcmpIlt r.f n. n ,.wu.rv n. NHr.I n. r ra better position t1 know about che matter tf.u amy ouc else mti. he re- rercI official advice, from che c'm pIw together N,fh such orders 90, thc deal u.r.i make it uccc,,lry to give mm le knew uo,hms about che mat Ger
 N.re co. che official. interested who .f.aI b. mn close ..uch with a dsl. .t such u.-ufuI. knew anything "i m. nr.....I transfer They were l'I .mrHI.Ic m denying any huuW'rd-" 70. t.. rm.-.I -..e nr %. hlvu. hear
 nl.Un- uH.u..... which would u H.It. tHt 1H.n.I N Ca. were even .ur-.'.ur. '.-u.-n- %. thcr >our H..t
 Wm.c tI.r. h.. h,.r much talk -'n. ..rum. l.. alleged sale ut fhc DHi wen Dr.r... '..f .nI fHe D'ru Iug .' steamer. .H ... \H-.H.ru Iac.nc. u' n.r-.r m . position tH speak cHucu -t,Iy can In. .rrI uhn vu -ly thu
 any .u.I I.. ..- I..u .uu-umatci U r h.- even N... ..u-.I,r,i they .. n.t .H.N
 ura known ..t tH.t D.jvc.' N Co., E.l. Ht..I H..H .-Iw. l. purchase SOY .-a' ..'r. Sound steamer, tu ldI 2. ,h.r present Ic.f They hut rs. r.u-r brr.H. tH. wen hu.Nu ,t,lwc. ~.t. o. NH..n.t.r. paying good round pr.. ur t aul from au out u.rI .n..ru..- tH.E have unthnr ta tlr .uI ...t.Hu- t' loose by sell m. .rt II t.. present. 'm. The \lc. turl steamer. H. t0e company WhIIr ut ..ur.. th. .u rates .r, u effect never hII .u.h . rush %. business The NH..w boat. ar. ... making sNol ur.rt-
 Fnnoau. |. th. story related b, the P-f.
 Due .. m. most .lrr.leHu. marine transportation deals m m. history ut on. H.rr. coast. involving. .- tt does. u consideration co. SIuuoUuu has about ...r ....mml..d When completed on. uur. tonnage owned by DoiV.I & ~. .| '... rI.,UI utr other hands Already rhe Oriental ship, u- ..uu. fh. 1EmrH Tacoma and \ic- t... operated h. DolNeu X Co. un- I.r ... r.m. ., t.. North American Mat Steamship Go. have been sold t1 u c.muff.. uHr.-euuue tHe Northern F..r- r..r..' Uni. same committee has .... purchased tH. steamer City .f ~.1'r.. owned .uI operated by ,hc Da'H.|. o.tN..u Seattle rui Lynn cana. points The Ilc.hc Coast Com pan. l. It present uDs.fu-ma Hth tHc r.mwr... t.ur.-.u.m- ,He Northern
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
DISABLED SEWARD
 REACHES SEATTLE
Arrived In Tow of tho Warron-Is
 Not Badly Injured

U S s Transport Warren. with the disabled transport Seward in tow. reached Seattle from Nome July s7 Aboard the Warren were 90 large mum bcr of passengers. among whom were many discharged soldiers. several army officer, and their wives. Marshal A. W. Johnson and five deputies from Nome. with twelve Federal prisoners in charge
 The Warren left Nome on July 10 with the disabled Seward and made the voyage Co this city without incident The revenue cutter Bear was passed stcamiug Co her Bcriug sea station. There was little news of importance from the north
 The transport Seward was disabled near St Michael on the voyage north Her boilers began leaking and every thing was done Co repair thc damage. but Co no avail The Warren picked up the disabled transport and her car go was discharged and afterwards the Warren lowed the Seward Co Nome and from there back to chi, city Cap tain Downing, who is in charge of thc Seward. says that a weeks repairs will make the steamer as good as ever. Culumbachcr The Seattle. Aug Ist
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
NO. 4 ON ANVIL SOLD
Tho Purchasers Arc tho Wild Goose
 Mining and Trading Co.

A mining sale which involved round sum. was consumated this week. The property sold was No { above rn Anvil creek, the purchasers being the Wild Goose Mining Company The company acquired a three iourths in tercst in the claim from A. Carlson and Morris Johnson. the latter owning fourth interest. The remaining fourth is still owned by Judge Shepherd.
 While the amount has not been made public, the price paid for the proper ty is said to have been a substantial onc.-Nomc Nugget
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION
Skalsway People and OthOrs Who
 Are On tho Wing

l.. (. Bronson arrived on the Dol phiu yesterday on his way Co Dawson Co take a position on the staff of the Yukon Sun.
 Collector of Customs J w. lvcy was expected Co arrive back from Sitka on the Queen but was delayed m finish mg his business there
 Marshal J N Shoup returned from SukJ ou the Queen last night and may remain m town several days Mrs Cocran. Mrs. Brown. wife of thc Seattle shoe dealer and her sister Miss Morganstcr. composed a round trip party on the Farallon
 -O-
 V. L. Holt. superintendent of the schools of Nrangle, formerly of Eu- gene. Oregon. came up on the Faral lon. yesterday. and win remain in Skae way for a week or two. Mr. Holt Is travelling through SSouthcastcrn Alas ka in thc interests >oi the Union Sun day School Union of Philadelphia dur ing his vacation but has been engaged Co ,upcriutcnd the Wangcl schools for thc coming year
 R. K. Smith. So Dominion engineer, accompanied by hi, wife. arrived out yesterday and was a passenger for Sc lttlc on thc Dolphin
 70
 J. Pierce and James Waddle came out from Dawson yesterday with S}oooo and went south on thc Dolphin
 c W. Froman. A. Mumiord and II. E. Faulkner composed a party who took down SSoooo m dust on the Dol phm.
 Mrs Swineiord, wife of the Kctch- kan newspaper man. will go south on the Dolphin for pleasure trip.
 -o-
 Judge Delaney and family win go south ou the Dolphin from Juneau. taking with them the remain, oi Mrs Delaney for iutermcnt at Satilc
 -O- Judge H. w Liehtioot. of Paris, Texas. who is interested iu steamboat enterprises on Che upper Yukon. is m town on his way Co Dawson.
 -O-- J R. Davis a far trader oi thc m- tcrior. went below on the Dolphin last night
 Mrs lIcilcg. wife of thc clerk oi the district court at Eagle City and daueh- ter went south on thc Dophio last night
 N J Rocker. who recently arrived from Eagle City went down ou thc Dolphin He had with him SIOooo iu dust. the result of two years, work n that district
 J L. Wottham. manager oi thc steamer Clifford Siitou. came up on thc Dolphin and leaves for Dawson today
 Frank Townsend of ihc auditing de- partmcnt of the w. ? & Y. went south on the Dolphin -O-
 The Dolphin brought up a trio oi travelling men for wholesale supply houses m the persons of Mr. Beatty. representing Schwabachcr & Co.,. Mir. Shaw. travelling agent for the West Coast Grocery Company of Tacoma and Mr. Gill; who Is here m the in- tercsts oi Allen & Lewis. oi Portland. Oregon
 W A. Reid and Judge Schlbrcdc were delayed in leaving ou their long trip down che Yukon until late ycstcr- day afternoon They have shipped their good, over thc railroad and will make their long walk to Bennett to- day
 70
 L. de LohcL of Paris. France. ar rived on thc Dolphin and left for Daw- son ou mining business
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
DAWSON GARDENERS
 SUPPLY MARKET
Good Demand For Frosh Fruits But
 No Vegetables Arc Shipped

But httlc merchandise is moving out ui tbc local market excepting fresh iruit, and vegetables An parts oi Che interior consume much fresh iruit an It |, dincult to close thc interior mar Ret against these American products. But thc Dawson market !, now proyid ed with vegetables from thc garden about that city There |, ,till how. ever. 1 thriving vegetable hu,inc>, done with White Horse and AtIu There are very few SkagW1y vegetable shipment, consigned further north than W Whitc Horse
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Alex Allardyce. of No. [. left fork of Dexter creek. says that the body of man was found on Grouse gulch. near the Nome river trail, about two weeks ago. The body was SO diShgured as to be unrccognizable and it was cov- cred over with dirt where it was found. lt is also alleged that the matter was not reported Co the authoritics.-Nomc Nugget.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

WNNTED-By young man of educa- ton. Honorable employment of any kind Can show B. s. diploma from best eastern college Modcr- ate salary Address, l.. this office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Sixth avenue. Skagway Is remaining a close second with Sixth avenue, New York, ii you are to judge by the beau tiiul window display at B. M Beh- rends'. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer is the best and most expensive draugh' beer made in Seattle. For sale at the Seattle Saloon, corner State and Sixth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Belle of Lexington Whiskey-eight years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whiskey-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

IT you want good work done tele' phone No. ITO Automatic, Key City Laundry. They take it away and return it in a few hours. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

All kinds 6i soft drinks and Seattle Export Beer at B. B. Bottling Co. Fifth ave-, opposite Fifth Ave. Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Reduction sale of dry goods. milli ncry furnishing goods and shoes Fiic-Alaska Co State and Fifth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

There will be a special communica- ton of White Pass Lodge, No. II5 F. & A. M., on Friday evening. Aug ust 2nd. at o'clock p. m., at Masonic hall. No. s25 Fourth avenue.
 Soiourning and visiting members are cordially invited to be present. By order of the w. M.
 Work in F. C.
 George E. Howard, sect'y.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
FOREST TIRE
Raging In Timber On Other
 Side of the Bay
Was Most Likely Caused By Camp CTS Fino Timber BoinE Consum- od-Large Amount of Wood On Burro Crock In Danger

Yesterday morning a small fire. probably caused by campers. started just south oi Burro creek, across the bay. and before night had been famed into a raging conIlagranon. Several hundred cords of wood for the Skag way market is in danger of being dcs' troyed
 The timber along the other shore oi the bay is quite heavy and 1t is from there that Skagway must look for part of her wood supply lt is stated that ncarlt 300 cords of wood are cut and piled along Burro creek and the fire was rapidly approaching that point carly this morning
 Thc fire has reached such a size that it would be a difficult matter Co stop it ir thc face of thc heavy wind blow ing from the south and unless the wial abatcs the only salvation for the wood is Co throw it into thc creek.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

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