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New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
WORK WANTED.


WORK WANTED.
Male.
SPECIAL RATE: TO UNEMPLOYED.
"a words. 3 times. 10 cents
time rate. 80 cents
OFFICE POSITION WANTED
Twenty years experience paymaster.
bookkeeper, cashier: rapid. accurate work
er; understands corporation and copartner-
ship accounts: satisfactory references.
THOMAS WILSON. Green Island, " Y.
ADVERTISER would like TO hear from
wholesale druggist or manufacturer OF
druggists specialties wishing Canadian rep
resentation: travelling preferred. =. U. Box
GA Montreal l.. o. Canada.
BoOKKEEPER- - Ability and honesty
vouched for BY former employers: also
recommen nded by public accountant. j. r..
Box .. Tribune Oihce.
BARTENDER Irish. first class: good ref
erence. JOSEPH ScALLAN. +Ts 9th
ave. care OF pevereuX.
BOY- N, IN office; ore and a half years
experience. AUGUST WERNER, 22T
East lOth-st
CLERK. Ca Young man. IS years. as
clerk or salesman: has fair education:
speaks French. German and English; cen
give good reference; moderate salary. Ad-
dress q. II. T.. l39 6th-aNe.
COMPA MON To- Young man or tutor to boy.
by educated young man, travel preferred,
references exchanged. terms reasonable.
Address TEACHER. 2.iS West 73dst.
ELDERLY MAN. French. strictly honest.
sober and reliable, desires position OF trust
as useful man in business house. salary no
object; no agency. HUMBEItI. % War
ren-st.. brooklyn
ENGINEER- R--Marine. stationary: licensed:
3j: Just finished season on yacht; all
around mechanic; dynamos. ice machines:
references; repairs tools. WARNER. 322
West Houston-st-
ENGINEER. City and marine license:
sober and reliable. with reference: coun-
try no objection. BACON, 1sS Freeman-st..
Brooklyn
H. AN OFFICE by an experienced young
tvpeWritins: new good at figures. WILLIAM
STARK. 9s6 Jeiferson-aNe.. Brooklyn.
JANITOR.-Can care for low pressure
ence sPICKEN. So West 11th-st.
SIGUT WATCHMAN.-3S: experienced:
tanitor; care OF steam heater: handy ali
around: city or country; gentleman's pTi-
vate residence. h S, care Alr. FRANKIE. 4OS
West 49th-st.
PAINTER. &c.-By man understanding
uaintinE, carpentry and electricity: sober.
obIicing MCCORMICK. 2OS West S0th ST.
PAINTING. paperi.anginS. kalsomining.
mastering for landlords. estates; reason
able. Drop postal. Will call. kRAUS. lS2
East HOusto1-st
SECRET AIRY. college graduate stenog-
rapher and typist, desires secretaryship 70
corDoraticn or 70 gentleman Of means;
good references. SECRETARY. Box Il.
Tribune Office.
SECRETARY. &c.-Gentleman. 81. where
infeg-ity and ability will be appreciated;
secrstarv or confidential clerk; excellent
Teference ri F.. C.. Box IA. Tribune
Once.
STENOGRAPHER typewriter. clerk; young
man a6: married seven years expert
.snce. $40 10 sis: thoroughly competent, ac-
cmrate and reliable. NOTARY. Box 5. Trib-
une Ohice-
sTENoGRAPHE HER.-Thorougnly competent.
experienced; first class IN every respect.
highly recommended. permanent engage
nlsnt with reliable firm law preferred: no
agencies. %. r. p. Tribune Oiacc-
YOUNG MAN as Office assistant; good pen
man with two years. experience; best
rsrAeuces. Address EXPERIENCE. Box
20. tribune Ofiee.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
NI9w-YoRK sUNDAY SCHOOL. ASsOCIATTo>

NI1W-NORk EUNDAN SIIfOOL ASSOCIATION.
The public cordially Invited reopenng OF these
0n-denoninatonal classes. where lesson
Sunday will be taught
l. Primary Union Chapel Brick PRESBYTERIAN Church
ATHEIST. and 9Th Saturday, October 26 Mrs
W. Clark. teacher.
Brick Presbyterian Church 37th-st and 5thaye Sat-
urday. October Is 1880. DR. Schauffier. conductor.
g. In Collegiate Reformed Church.
II. Tuesday. october %. : IN.
4 In Memorial Baptist Church. Washington Souara
South corner Thompsonst Wednesday evening October
9:3O. g. ". Sears. leader. ~ ~
. North SIDE Primary Union in the First Collegiate
Reformed Church. I2lst-st 20 after-
moons at o'clock Mrs II. Elizabeth Foster nresident
a. A Union Weekly Teachers Meeting will be hela I'm
the Cornell Memorial Church 10th 2i-ave each
Friday evening. at O'clock beginning
NJ l. Littiehed. leader Encourage this work by YOUR
- 'N'
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison
ave- ana o4thst-Preac ching by the Pastor, Rev. HOW
ARD L. JONES. II and S.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

RODERICK TERRY. ID. u. Pastor.-SeTyice al IL a n.
ana p. The Pastor viii preach
AT THE CHURCH 0F THE DIVINE PATERNITY
Central Park West and 76th-st-. CHARLES II. EATON
ID. d. Pastor.-Seryices IL a. and y m. Rev.
CHARLES r. PATTERSON win preach Morning sub
.chriefian Infdely. Evening service OF music
Enlarged choir will render music u Memberships
sIclitah." address: Moral Aspects Of Modern
Journalism" Fifteen minute r-e''-I at T;s5
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

CHURCH OF THB TRANSPORTATION. East 2sIn- IN
st-CoTnmunions Z. :. o Choral Eucharist. lo:"o ~!
HOUGHToN viii preach. Choral Evensong, O'Clock.
The treasurer will be in the Church Monday evening
October % daily Office. IL East 29th-st lot
the annual renting OF pews.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
GREAT ACQUISITION is MACK
SHEPARD'S RUNNING STRONG IN BCF-
FAuo-PLAN TO FOLLOW JEROME.

While Richard Croker is efTacing himself much
IS possible IN this campaign and declining 10 talk
for publication he is working harder. perhaps.
than ne ever worked before. Mr.. Croker pays daily
yisits Tammany Hall. 10 Mr.. Shepards head
quarters in the Hoffman House 10 county head
quarters in the Rossmore and in the evening he IS
al the Democratic Club He urges the district
workers each day to redouble their efforts. He
scrutinizes all literature that is issued and sug-
gess methods for carrying on the work.
Mr.. Croker is much worried by the detection Of
large number Of Bryan Democrats To offset
this he had Norman Z. Mack of Buffalo. write a
long letter declaring for Shepard. Mack is
uonal committeeman from this State. He is
rampant Bryan and has been regarded the
leader Of the Bryan Democrats. He is weak in his
own county Erie, however, and owes HIS political
existence to the help Croker has given him. He
mas stood with Croker in State and national con-
Fentons against Hin. His declaration for Shepard
was OF nc more importance than Martin EngeTs
declaration for Shepard. as he is Just much sub
9ee1 70 Crokers dictaJon as is Engel. Mack's let
YER however, did not appease the Bryanites.
Mr' croker was In consultation with many OF the
readers al Tammany Hall yesterday, and as a re-
suit OF their deliberations Mr.. Croker ordered the
Following 10 be put in the biggest kind OF letters
on me biggest kind Of posters. cards. circulars and
plaearos, and TO be posted and distributed broad
cast over the city:
QUESTIONS FOR Mr.. JEROME.
~ ~ elected what change win you make in the
t. 4, Attorneys Office? II YOU are really work
1s m the interests Of the public. why don't you
ssseest 10 your friend Mr. Philbin the way TO
VIZ OUT any evils which you say exist?
statements '' pi WA '
o. was also determined 20 have one Of the best
tsAunary speakers follow Justice Jerome wherever
s goes n the city and hold meetings near Jerome's
frSes ol meeting and charge him with having an
N" ~ ONCE and being hypocriucal in his desire
~ FNe1,efIn EA-Assistant District Attorney John
so,ss .SftAtyfe was spoken OF one who would be
- .L z counter speaker Justice Jerome. Il
orr W eeioea that whoever chosen should have
q nfeEorls " - ~ W ~ F''
hurssssss decided 10 hold q meeting one
mo-. ee-ano-si th-st and Thlrd-ave. next Tuesday
sesS g which Senator Thomas +. Grady viii
TN~A dlone. and talk for n bour half
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
CHURCH OF THE TRANsFIGIrF

CHURCH or THE PURITANs. 13oth-st. near Stn
Rev CHAS. j. YOUNG. d D., Pastor.-Services, II
m. and p m. Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
5IACHTNERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO secondhand
wood and IRON working machines; fully
guara nteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madison-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH OJNITA ARIANl: 34th-st
SAVAGE. D. D. viii preach subject Some Things
the Church Can Do for the Individual Sunday school
invited.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor
ner 13d-st-. HOWARD AGNF1W JOHNSTON, D. d. Pas
to?LDeIicaon services OF new church IL a m; sermon
sermon by the Rev. THOMAS q. HALL. ID. H. wednss-
day evening 2. m. by the JOHN BAL.
CON SHAW. D. d. Union Sunday school teachers
ing every Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
AUTOMATIC sCUTTLE OPENER.

ANTIQUE JEwELRY.
5. wYLER. late with J. NJ. Guggenheim,
diamonds. jewelry. silveTware and an
tiquss. old gold, silver and jewerry bought
or exchanged. W. 2sth-st.. near 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
FURNISHED ROuN.s TO LET.

II WASHINGTON PLACE.-Single alsC
double connect ng rooms. suitable small
family or party friends.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
Religious Nclires.

MEMORIAL. BAPTIST, Washington square.--1o:45. Or.
JuDSON: T:30. Mr.. MACAiURRAY. Miss GOSSETTE,
sololst. will assist with the singing.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST CsCIESrIST). 1919
West 18th between 9th and Ith svss.,ChTIsiisn
"wednesday evenings O'Clock. Reading rooms open
daily a. m. o m.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
FOX SALE.

TWO SEAI.SKIN SACKS. sizes IS and A.:
new: prices very reasonable. MAN
BERNSTEIN. 27I West I25th-.t
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

COLLEGIATE OIARBLF0 CHURCH.
5th ave. and cath-st.
Rev. DAVID JAMES RURREIIA n D.. Minister.
will preach II a. IN. and D
3ornins-''Is This the Messiah?''
E enius-'Isfe Shall We Lose It?''
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CO
I'D -st.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANA
=. D., Pastor. breaches II a. m. and p. m
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION,
Madison ave. corner 25th-St.
Rev. w. NJ. GROSVENOR, d. D., Rector.
a nl.-TTe Holy Communion.
II a. m.-Morning prayer and sermon.
2. m.-Eyening prayer.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7oth-st. and Brosdway
eity--il a. m, .. m. Rev l. II HAIDEAAN VII
preach morning and evening All are invited.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
AN osTEoPArHIC INSTITUTE

OF B. A. HOLLENBERG NJ. D.. soI
LexinEton-ave (62d-st.), Is now open for
the reception Of patients; highest references
- patients cured
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

26'rH ST. ~ WEST-Superior accommo-
datOns families and gentlemen; suites !;
square and single rooms: excellent table
board.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
PIANOS.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

TIE LILLIAN Contracting Co.. psf 2d-st-
Rooms painted Sl.2j up; kalsomtnins. 81
papeTing, 81 20 up.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

YOUNG MEN for Railway Mail Clerks.
Iowa
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

sNEiwYoRK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-ave. and
I3zsth-st Rev. DR.. DUNCAN J. NJ MILAN. Pastor
Rev FRANKLIN b. DWIGHT will preach II :45.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

NURSE Experienced: 70 chronic invalid
or in private sanatOrium: able 20 furnish
doctors references. Address A. G. $50
Alden Place. 17Sth-i79th sts. fremont
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

NUILEIIAI IL III kDH,
2d-ave. and 7th-st.
Rev. JOHN C. FAGG. Minister.
will preach at II a. m. and 2. m
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

wanted; s. and 81
takes y0u to Liverpool. London; $40 10
Germany, S25 TO Cape Town, South Africa.
Also experienced cattiemen wanted. Call
personally. Shipping Office. 95 1st-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mad.son-ave.. corner % 2ith-st.
Sabbath services at II a. IN. and
The Pastor. Rev G. ". PARkHURSr. ID. d. will preach
Bible school In Chapel 10 a. classes for adults.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

ST. MARKS CHURCH, 1Oth-st. and 2d-ave. Rev L
PAT-TEN Ph. d. Rector.-HOly Communion, S m.
morning prayer ('The Church the City
II a M; evening prayer and sermon. p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
Religions Notices.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH AIadisou-ave and
i4th-st, the Rev DAVID H. GREER, % D. Rector
service In the morning IL O'clock Afternoon service
}ciOc( The Rev. DR.. GREER Will preach.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
COLLEGIATE CHURC

COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
5th-sve. and 4sth-st
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACKAY. d. D.. Minister,
will preach II a. m. and p.
horninE-''Our Care-God's Concern
Picture
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

YOUNG MAN. as Office assistant; good pen
man with two years. experience; best
rsrAe fences. Address EXPERIENCE. Box
90 tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
HELP WAN TED.

Male.
ATTENTIONl-Men wanted: s. takes you
70 principal European ports. London, Iiv-
erpcol, Glasgow, Hull. Antwerp. etc; also
free passage and steady positions procured
Shipping Offices CIinton-st. or T3 West-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

corner osth.st. WILLIAM e SrINsoN. D. D. Pastor
II a. m. The Blessings Of Lifes Illusions p. M.
series. The New Civic Patriotism No. 3. How Al
Glasses OF Men Can Make Our City True City OF Cod
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner
o5th-st-Rev. WALTER W. MOORE n. Dr OF Rich
unond. Va. will preach October =! services com
mencing II a 43O = The Bible schooi
meets 81 a m. The public Is cordially Invited
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
M LOWS ENGAGEMENTS THIS EvENING

,izlon 80 - W. "th be busy for Seth Low the
hslrr,r ''o'oate N,te for Mayor. r. w. @. welling.
ers :, oi the committee on meetings and speak
' Sit.zens Union. has arranged two
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

NURSERY GOVERNEss. 80 Experienced:
German; some Kindergarten training:
L ueedIework- n. B.. Box 70 Tribune Up
town Ofice. 1242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
DRESsNIANING.

DREssMAKE Cooke. 80 West
4ith-st. near broadway. Correct styles;
perfect ht: faultless skirt droop; reasonable
responsible.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

WASHING. ironing and h0nsecleaning, 81
the day. L. WRIGHT 26f West 25th-sr
WASHING Family: at home or our by
day: fine washing a specially j. T. b.
sO West G7th-sr. first floor. west side
WASHING or days work. BY a Swedish
woman: can take work home or 90 out
afRa ROSS 81 Varona-st. BROOKLYN
VISITING MAID.--undsrSandin care OF
wardrobe. shampooins. clipping. singeing
and fnanicuTtng. few more customers.
MAID. Box SO. Tribune Uptown Once,
242 Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Notice of Proposed Salmon Hatch
 Ory Reservation

To Whom 10 May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that under authority conferred upon the Secrc- tary of the Treasury m Section ISl oi the Act of Congress approved March 3d IS0o, Co "set aside any streams as spawning grounds. in which no fishing will be permitted" it is proposed Co set aside Jeleska creek. Etoline Island, Southeastern Alaska. and the adjacent waters thereof. as a temporary salmon hatchery reservation. All persons in- tereSted will be given a hearing m the premises before me. for and on behalf of the honorable. the Secretary of the Treasury. on board the U. s. $. Grant" at Wrangel. Alaska, at TO o'clock, a. m. August 18th, IooI.
 HOWARD NJ. KUTCHIN.
 Agent for Protection of Alaska Sal mon Fisheries.
 Wrangcl. Alaska. June %, IooI.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
An Unfoundod RumOr

\ rumor was current upon the
 street, yesterday that the train oi night before last was held by the mounted police at the Summit until the gene ral manager oi the road promised he would prosecute Co the full limit the man who dared pull down the English ensign from the customs house m this city The rumor went SO far as Co say that che American passengers arose in
 dignity and made a play that complete N bufcd the subjects oi the Kings government The reporter cndeavorcd to ,uh>tlutiJtc che report and made va riou, rudcavorS Co locate its author but ,ienalN failed Hc did succeed m learning from a passenger from that tram that thc report was bunco oi @ Simon pure nature and started simply to create di,cord between the two cla,
 ,c, oi citizenship. The rumor 10 appear was manufactured out oi whole cloth, hw nevertheless created a little iurore for the time being
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
MINING NEWS OF ATlIN
The AtIin District Showing Up In
 Promising Style

The following mining notes. taken from thc Athu Claim. will prove oi interest to many oi thc Alaskan read CTS: ,.
 The Atlm Mining Co.'S hydraulic plant is now iu mll operation The Hume. which |, goo feet long. iS very well and strongly built lt carries iSoo inches oi water and a pressure oi SSo feet |, obtained at workings 2Soo feet oi pipe convey, the water from the pressure boN Co thc monitor. and the pipe |, graded from 70 Co i5 inches on lnr No q and to I, inches on hne No.
 The present line oi Sluicc boxes. which !. a,d on bedrock. Is 2So feet Iane feet wide and B feet deep The monitor 2, working down stream. and thr result IS. everything Is carried oit, moo handling oi stones and bou.dcr>. iu lct che pressure iS sufficient Go move boulder, weighing up Co 50 ton. \ substantial wingdlm Is lJid on each side oi che mouth oi thc >iuicc. and close, u thc entire creek bcd The company hJ, practically obtained con trnI ui ll thc claims ou thc creek 500 that it has uut had thc trouble and Iu uoylucc which hitherto affected other comrJuic, opcrJ,iug iu che district lt i> easy to predict ,uh>,1utili clean up tur thC \thu Nuue Oo.
 The Houlyuc brother, took out S's0 ,hu,c'bul m two day, last week from their c'4m about iS above. and ou rh1r,ll, sot 3 nugget weighing over l> ounce, ot pure gold
 B,s Jack OpcrSu>oul Is working ou l, ,rom Nr Fcthcr,touhlueh "u about sl above. auj |, taking out good pIy
 Dave Cochran and Hcr,h5w have taken 50 lay ou ,t and ,i above and lcn town tor thc creek yesterday
 G,ul,l brother, have bonded their claims. ,o to n above. to thc Athn Muus Co
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
MAKING IT UP.

Mandy an me isll out today; AAtE
 Both of us wtu to blame | yuesL (AalI [ got u',j, an ! .aii my ay NV An she put Wori in, murc or lcA
 s0. as ! started hr town. thinks ].
 'ste'u come hound 4u make up hy nooni~ S1 tried Co sh.,tle au put it by.
 Due somshoE tle music wuE out ot tuna some of ths bitter things she said
 By an hy Co uy memory come. TilI | couldn't s.t ',m out of my head
 An h4ri-uci my hear, as started home ! took my ume. s0 'tsas pretty late When cleared Che pasture an reached :-e stflA
 On [ missed Der u.setin me at Che gate As she i.i Co pieasc me. once in asbie. Thinks |. "She's putin on aira." an Do told my.,if tbat | dltu't care An clo,si the gate with "a bang Co show That | Wut Che lord ln the master therei ! ! stamped right into her tidy room An stood there a minute. Goo 'shamed Co spsaki l she sat alone in One twilight gloom, An Che tears wur wct on hcr carcworn cheek An in her hands Eut some lttle thingt
 We had laii asay bout a year ago
 When our bahy charged 'em ior angel wingt (,n our hearts nA.h broke, 'causs we missed hin
 sO.
 | knelt beside her. on in her lap Laid my bead. as Che child might do.
 Who ha1 worn thc tidy. faded cap
 She held. an the ltile von out shoa
 [ thought of au that us two had borne looked at Che empty truniie bed. An my kisscs ic'l on Che garments worn That were stained with Che tears ws both hAl thcd ! [ hcif hcr closc. on [ tried Co speak Oi love an comfort as host could. | prc--sj my lips Co her tear act cheek. An Mandy mo made up hr good. | -ila Goldsmith Morris in Louisville CeuderJom uaL
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
MOotinE OfMasOns

\ regular communication oi White Pass Lodge No. It3. r.. X A. M.. will hc held ou Friday evening. June 2S 1t x o'clock. iu Masonic iiJll sss 4th avenue. Suiouruing and visiting brcth rem are cordially invited Co meet with us
 Work n F.. A
 By order oi Che W VI. Geo F.. Howard. Secretary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
BIG NIGHT AT Y.M.C.A.
Basket Ball and Baso Ball Were
 Great Drawing Cards

Interest in the basket ball and in- door base ball reached fever heat a, the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium last eve ming. in the first oi the series oi five entertainments which the ladies aux Hilary have arranged The two bas- kct bah teams took the floor first and the first half was played Miss Her rick managed the blues and Miss Clay son the reds
 The base ball teams were then gwen a chance. The regular teams of blues were captaiucd by Mrs. Win Clayson and the reds by Miss Root
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
To Swell Auiu Population

Mr. C. IT, De Witt wife and iami- N lcit for At'u yesterday They will bc quite am acquisition Co thc popu- '1,iou oj thc interior town. for there are dozen children m thc family They are an nice people. however and what !, SkJevly'- los, !, certainly \tlu, gain
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
The School Foundation

Contractor Stride who is rebuilding thc foundation oi thc new school bull du-. hl, force oi men at work quar ryug stone near Camp r He has also euttcu some oi thc limc on the ground and |, preparing Co push the work E , LiJjicoat Is looking after the uurk tor thc school board
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Nocturnal Tragedy.

It ls a dark night lt Is also dark dtchcn The kind hearted man in his itocging feet Is after a drink of water or his fretful youngster He thinks ic can dud his way in the inky dark tess. He is mistaken. He turns Co he left instead of Co the right and falls loWu cellar.
 Another good man gone wrong.- Cleveland plaln Dealer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
OuEhtto Know. .

Where Is the agent for these iats3
 Man at Door-I can rent the flats. nun
 "Are the rents reasOnableT "Nes. mum.
 What sor, .t janitor have youT "A very good one. num-" els hc po.,, and atteutive| "Nc, num-"
 "Iluuystt
 "lcs mum"
 Doesn't be ever steal from the market baskets of the tenantsY' Never. num-"
 ~Hcs a good Christian man. Is hep -Yes. num- A politer, more as .eut.ye. honcster or more Christian Hau never lived. mum" "Tm delighted Co hear that Where e be nowF
 "rm hlm. mum."-weekly Bouquet
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
The Haibard.

Halhard is thc arms carry'd by the ,erirauts of foot and dragons; the lcad of Che halbarl ought Co be a foot pr l5 Inches long. one end ought Co he hollow Co receive thc stan. but the ,ther broad. r,bbd in Che middle. edg'd ,n both sides and drawing Co point, ike the point ot % two edged sworL On one siIc of Che head is likewise ixed piece in form of half moon or Itar. and on tbe other a broad point of cour Inches long. crooked @ little. which ls very commodiou, for drawing 'asclnt~. gubious or whatever obstacle lappcu iu the way The stan of the lallurd is about i've feet long and an nch and half diameter. made of ash or other hard wood.
 Habards arc very useful in deter. mining the ground betwiNt the ranks. and for dressing the ranks and files of battalion. and likewise for chastising .he soldiers Gcutlcmau's Directory, l1u1.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
cLAssFLEp NpgERnsENENrs.

.fsvsrhisnssf asssr ibs bead ef "For Rsai." 'Fo' Siis" or "VaHis8." foo eeHh pr u0rf Jor Ryii iH. isriou. oas esai btr uofs Jor slsb iubisquss iHis noH. Unsr bsas "SiisanoHi WsHisd." oas esH tss uori. No aSvf'hisafn' ialsH for sn ibiH itrsHiy-fv efsh
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Improving Plant

The electric hgh, company have been busy ihc past few days making repair, ou their wires an order Go give a bet Ger service. ii possible. than heretofore.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Anoat and Ashore.

"How about that Atlantic llnerT
 "Oh. she's safe enough. There's a .umor ashore that she's aaoat."
 That's good heard there was a -umor atloat that she was ashore"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
A Willing Victim.

Csner tat the churchl-How do you feel. old chnpy
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-26
Steamer Flo..io Going South

The steamer Flo,ic which {, now at S5tkl l., scheduled Co sal south from here tomorrow She win touch at Seward City, Bcrners Bay Douglas and Juneau