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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-07
SPRING DAY IN JANUARY

Away in Massachusetts the people
there have been experiencing the
mildest kind Of winter. 50 mellow
has been the air, full Of the gentle
bree2es Of spring. miu@iiH@ with the
comforting rays of ,hc sun that it has
enticcd Vegetation to shoot its early
-prigs above the soddcn ground as Il
prophecy of returning summer. Filled
with the inspiration Of genial hope Il
writer in the Springfield Republican
thus discourseS
These bright March days at the end
Of January rather worry the progress Of
the seasons, and when one sees the
amcnts of the aldcrs, crimsoning, and
plucks the pussy willows and actually
discovers the skunk cabbage thrusting
its close-wrapt hood two inches above
the moist and warmth Of the swale he
feels much as if he had encountered II
boy with straw hat 1t is Il surprs-
ing winter Notwithstanding our oc-
td~lOilhl NlN'llN VI htl - Nt'dlili'ls III ItUl
it, southern exposures in this region
where one cannot thrust walking stick
deep into the roadside bank must be
few There is littIe frost in the ground,
and there is the peculiar spring feeling
in the atmosphere a reviving a~pirant
impulse, which makes one for the time
Z a II - a
is Ut hand wherein the mercury falls 20
the lowest point in this region Kut,
after all what if the temperature lower
and the northwestor- roar Has not the
promise been given and felt and the
prayer Of gratitude been uttered
The moving of the sleepless, pause
less spirit Of life that does not wait
for months and days. but manifests
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in which these educators will speak,
and we would suggest that all WHO are
infested in the development Of cult r.
and education, Will attend. Prof.
Checver is "a scholarly man, who is well
versed in the subject he will han lie and
his talk will be interesting rs well Us
instructive.
The question of training teachers SO
that they will be fitted to impart know
ledge to the boys and girls is quite a
serious one We are making strides
alorg the right path. but we can DO
much more than has vet been done.
+ lucation in rural communities is Of
vast Importance to the veal Of the
country Future leaders in commerce
industry, politics. art science and re-
igion win spend their early years in the
country districts, hence it is Of more
than ordinary necessity that the young
men and women into whose charge is
confined the early training Of the coun-
try youn1ster be thoroughly equipped to
discharge the duty properly
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money and more than the sum proposed
and u state a. wealthy as Wisconsin
can well afford TO appropriate an extra
S33 600 10 meet this additional but law
fI aud lust expense All over the
state Of Wisconsin, in the various CIR
emit, ~ on the supreme bench. men Of
forensic perspicacity. legal I'rt and
iudicial balance are dischargng the
oncrou. work Of determining ltlgant
.uuabbles, as wellas meeting out punish
iucnt to those who are guilty Of wrong
doing In this connection we take
pleasure in rcprinting comments on tins
vital subject from the Milwaukee Scnti-
mel rs follows
The great importance Of the matters
that ro before the courts for settle
meut. affecting every citizen Of the
state. makes it desirable and even essen
tal that our judges should be men of
high landing ia their profession and of
wide raruing. such men command
mach greater rewards in the practice Of
their professions than they DO ou the
bench They are required 10 make q
considerable financial sacrifice ID they
take fulirial positions even though the
proposed mlI j. passed. Net by rails.
ing Do. salaries of the Supreme
court judges IT, $1,000 and Of The Circuit
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Ia the legislature bill has been iu-
trolurvd by Asnmblyman WiIott
winch if passed will compel railroads
to interchange switches The measure
had It- initiation here and received the
endorsement of thr city council For 70
,ug time there has been the koenc.i
business uumity between the Wisconsin
Central and Chicago and Northwestern
railroads regarding the transportation
Of freight to and from this city 10 ont
side points The iaring opposition be-
tween the roads and their persistent
bDuriahuc-s in lcfu-iug 10 exchange
switching Accommodations, has operated
t, the iotrimont Of shippers Manufar
rurcr- who ship largely to the outside
world whose factories adioIu either oI
the railroad switches. are unable to han.
ours to them if. perforrc the cars were
brought horr by the railroad company
having mo- switch which approaches the
factory As il j. tnr shipper is com
p.Ilcd TO huuI bis goods 10y team from.
the freight ward of the railroad compa
ny without the switch thus ouiailiu"
oytia cost aud loss Of time To obyiatr
ana ANNOYANCE So great and in tine inter
est ofindu-lrial progress the city council
mrmoriglizo the legislature TO pas.
stringent laws compelling railroads t.
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where and when it will, rebuking our
shallow and tenuous faith with wit
neSses to its gentle energies, that it is
which lifts above the frosts, the SNOW,
the ice, the hardened earth-surface of
winter. the assurance of summer 1t is
year, and not winter. There are indeed
few days of the cold seasons calendar
when we cannot hear that note in the
pines aud spruces and hemlOcks, but
chiefly in the white pines when we can
not listen to its echo in the prattle of
the brook While in our ardent summer
there are few DAYS in many years that
bring the memory of frost to our con-
sciences, there are many days in winter
which open all the year to Our entry
When we wander in the fields and see
the bruoE]me fresh and green and
ready for she spring; when on a forest
bank we note the &rbutuS buds re 1ared
for tAa first opportunity of sprinE bloom,
when We note the preparation Of the
aI,rr III" sNe.. lerl. yhe bluehc:rE, the
azali.s. fhg moun:aia laueland 50 many
othc. a,rab.. 0h.a we 90 erye the sand
violet 'uuGnaya- and the most bcaut-
FIJI - ,uha- wort The evening prim-
rose hr robins Ilantain. the eaTifrage,
the &Didcaroda, we can but feel that the
perpetual truth is summer, just as the
perpetual truth is life
The year is full Of summer Beneath
Il great hemlock whose myriad branches
and boughs sway in the west winds.
what Is more sure than the real new
wear no calendar convention, but the
time when the forces Of growth are at
once let loose and the voice Of the Lord
is heard among the trees Of the garden,
That voice is never silent, though it be
still small voice and only the pro
phets of the Lord may hear it Among
these prophets are the MOSES aud hchcns.
which take occasion for their renewing
life in the wintry landscape For now
| it is that delicately bright red dots and
delicately green cups appear upon the
stumps of fellad trees, and the green
MOSES at the roots of trees begin to
deepen their hueS and start in their
lowest roots the slender stems that shall
4 bear their hidden fruits Never does
/ Nature rest and though the skunk
cabbage NAV not unfold its tight wrap
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the divine passion as those of John Jones
or Mollie Maguire. You marry them off
to someone who fails 10 awaken the in
visible impulse that gives marriage its
glow, kindness and beauty, then you
have sacrificed them to u life Of deiec-
ton and remorse, unutterably cruel.
The bird o. paradise with its plumage
50 quaint and lovely, put into golden
cage, studded with diamonds and sus-
pended from the ceiling Of Il king 3
drawing room lacks the natural happi-
ness of the bobolink as it sings its song
amid the green boughs of the chestnut
tree. The bird Of paradise in its cage Of
opulence rnpinc' and frets and prema
turely die but the bobolink lives its
DAYS ont and passes away, having fnl-
filed its mi-, sion ana drawn its blessing
from it. h.irf existence So in human
life happinr-s comes by conforming TO
natural lusuations and tastes and by
elevating aaI pure association. and not
by an Unsuitable thirst for the attain
meut Of a..ai plandOr.
There ur.aaa great deal written #
the radiaat queen Of Holland as she
approach the nuptial altar detailed
accounts .. her trousseau and her en-
trouage wi. Dn given to the public and
sle will j.. made to appear the very in
y.a,,..,.. =: a. = s,- Inv fI,. ,ra,,,,,-., -li,,t-,
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Mr.. KELLEY AND MR.. RAHR.

ON the prlhcipIe that one good tuIi
~ .s'7 announcer howard L. hellel
VINO was appointed city attorney .
Mayor Rahr, Is now pushing the cand'
darN u the present mayor for reelec
tlon 1t IS not only by personal inter
views hat Mr. Kelley seeks to help Mr.
ha.r INTO the oiilre OF mayor again bE.
ill~ authenticaIly stated that he Is CON
IIIHl|lll1 newspaper 'LlIltIt-. II Is u
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TIE TRAINING SCHOOL .

pur Che"ycr Of the Milwaukee nor.
ma .hool Is coming 10 Mauitowcc
county, and in company with County
Superintendent Fred Christensen ha
WiII tours part Of the county primarily
in the interest of the County Training
school for Teachers Upon the first
page will be found list of the places
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so little Of snow and ice, and 3 il
of forbidding chill; SO much of cor
sunshine and SO generous response
the life of earth. The crows with t
hearty and wise utterances, the W
pering chickadees in the pines, Il
had their confirmation to give Crow
and eugrossed and saturated with
living spirit are these days. Swee
their air, lovely the colors Of wood
field, wonderful the modulations
blue, and greens in the sky One
indeed in their wide and hospit'
beaMtv
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2nc 20aWitcoo8 &llot

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY : 1901
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ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-07

Established 1883.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-07
SYDNEY I. PRATT, Editor.

FORMER EDITORS
n. CROWLEY Ten Eyck Olm~tcad,
JOHN NAGLE
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EIGHT PAGES
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Ch0nc,
OF a
Lifetime

Rented farms, unproductlve sd
unfavorabIe climate, poor croI
mortgages, low prices, are d.
cOuraging obs tacles in mai
localities.
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Spring is fast approaching SO are the sprung
elections.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-07

Thagruud nos, prophecy IS % far unfit
ll.I
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GOV. La TO-, Primary Election bill is a
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NO.. z

Tins us tn, wedding day of the queen of
land
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
OPEN NAVIGATION

Tn. best advice, oi thc conditions .b.r.r. at Lake Ia bar-c are Co one effect tH.t thc lee !, yet >u1d anal i.''' r.,...t.u win re, bc opcn t"r some r,.. rmr Thgrc >,cm> t' hc a '', ....,.r .r ttc part %. some ,' rush ... season h, jcc.uuI tla, i1c .l>, !. r.H. to hr,lk aut momcn. .'' |. rr.I.rr.r, at variance w.H iH, ,.~r and tf, .prgaIul oi such r, ..--. h.- already worked t' tHc Wn ry .f some .nL thcr rciicr1u'' WI" .Ir.. loss tH others.
 t... m point uc.urrcd '1~i "c.- \ y..r known e.ut'cm.n oi thl- ,nN l...r,ue .- truth tu- Wui l1''.' orr- over a. Lake ll Barsc u.> cN ...,.rs t. proceed ou m- way t' i'r .-,.-..- n. ,aurl after hc had been fr.-- .rN few hours tMt the icy ,,.r.f r.t l, ouf for ,etCrl. days. 1u0 rather ,rlu put up W.tH tIr "c.n,.' rf.r.r. anal c>pcu-r nrc.--I'l.rI h' | ,.., lt trc akc returned ." t0'- ''N .-r win r.mau here mu. he can start .rf rr..ref directly .ul uninterrupted. t am m, uIy by water DHuH'D-- man, other, have dome ,1c same t0n-
 Hrvs prom srr q, m.l. public trc ,arhe,, practice. date .- tHr.rIh navigation. anal 0" l-t.rmr.tH- th., are mo daily com ~rr,..t..r u.tr tHo,r agents l'or- Che Hnr Tr., ,.n le j,p.riei upon Q. .rr.rr.. tre date satisfactorily Hr H lf..r., t. enable traveller, t' get 2" Wnr. U.r.. m um. Q" catch tfD --r.u.r-
 rr. recommendation, .t White II"r-. .-f other points .r. 'mr.I ani arD r.N .>.' T.. tlD.r rm'-, capacity The mos. -..-Hmn.. action 'Hr pe" n.. going m .r' t.. ore ll which -hcy t.I -e-.t profit .- t. stay m >.H-N"t ur.' H.....r.r .- r.l.. open l't - T.r. tr., win -... money and 'r0u L'e .rI In .'Irar aa' r,ash ,I." I.-rr.t,.r .u,r .- quickly U, n tHe now rush Q. .Hc interior. for tt.y wi. .e-..in., r... q. u.r ,h,rc wu ,H. ice |, .ut
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
NORTH tNDfRS TO ACT
Wiu Hold a Cauous Tomorrow Evo-
 ming Go Consider Politics

The north culcr, are thc first to c1 Scr oh. political arena They are e'ma r,u the r.ht 0. obtain representation Ir .fc rr>t ,,.y council Amc,uus ua. been called tor tomorrow evening. ,n winch ar voter, r.,tIu- bgluu. EErtr .,,ru, Nll hc Wc.cHwc to ,Hm, and DNur.-, thrfr sentiments lt Nr been .uL-o-t,I that a councilman should come from Che extreme north cuJ and uu. from tle vicinity co, Eighth ur Ninth avenue. leaving che remain der Q, hc distributed u thc business and southern par,iou, This WII uu i.u.. h. tle solution ot thc scNeI question co. representation which tH, Monday .terr- meeting WiH offer. .u. un t.., .ec.w, che resident, co. tH, extreme north end are urgently ~. gu.,tel to attend and lcal their lI
 ... ui iuus- .-rtm tar meeting un that vgry large at tendance from ,hat locality hc hai The eaI |, as follows:
 TO NORTH END RESIDENTS
 MI qualified voters oi tbc town n. ~ka-uly residing north o. the hu-, mes, part Di town. are requested tu meet at ,h. s. Nichoa, hotel Main street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. next Monday evening June Io. at Sg1 o'clock. 'or Che purpose (. m,,nI upou candidate, tu represent ou- interest, iD che coming municipal campaign
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 \ number o' yom. 1diy, %. Sias Nlys loo met gt tbc home %, One o. them last Friday evening They HaI a most jctiIcj app,ut, .,r onion, and started iu to ,lua,c it b, jyuuuus J homuu supply uI green omau>
 SsseVN eruVul This v.. onN n rn,u.cr The ,om. aHc. hI r'.I uuiuu, anal would hau du"hUo--.. have uJu'.ej on some b.,..I .r... Hrt .Ic supply wa, exhausted and r..uHr-, tJ, taken tu 'uHc bottle u. lH. rc ,IcI product or tbcy h.I to have .r .ou- After this tbcy uIu'.,l r.gt ,a't,l peanuts. bread and hm.r That, a'l, we wont give th, r,.t aNN
 George F. Uyntau Mace Gr... rd r. N Guc.ru were sent ovDr 0l, lal .t thc special m..tr. u. tI. Arctic Brotherhood last Thur lay even my. The uri,r .- m a very |nrr-H us condition t.rar.Hnut tlc north The grand camp win convene m lH> ..t com tlc first "Wednesday m ~eu'm her lt i- expected h..u.cu -1 an." ic',..te- wH hc present Sam ( DmHHm vI- rr.-.n. and f.II .. .I. .r..r.a.i.n u. Iui... u Dr... rI Nthac'. arl other place.
 last Sunday .i,u..r N.r un ''... T. r. pu.h .t th..r I.r'.um. f" .r Second avenue Hrf Main ..r.H .r.. a.r,I ai dinner tH. .".." NIT rf Mrs Robert W ',n" Miss ror'.u Ionr.. MT i '.r. \ Ii Hr.c..r anal c..'r.r When '..y N... fH.-.I .Nnr 'f. HW. .H.. ..u mad. y,r, ...l ur. Mrs 'u-h r. |. . chIrmr. I..t.-. .H' I'. many 1crehn t.H.. -r. NI tr.rrrt.. nr',r'eI 'ar t.. -r..,. W.r. worry greatly r,'.h.' I.r amuH, n.rr. n1 ta.t contributed r..t deaf .. f'. ..,. %. tf. ott.-.H Hu...U. 70. t.. most deHs''.. -.nf
 N- Nist Murphy rHf -- H homo" tol '.,, .. n- .r...- mo t- e',17rt apartments m t'. S.....r H'uct h.f Th"--'Iy ....'. Nr Murphy -r n-.r.. .. .".r..'n.f. ,ho-, ut tfr .-t.." h.f n t'.. t."' eI t, ,.t rr' drink Th .r... N.. Nc--r. rr..r. Gardiner. ~.n'.
 l-H,, UHr-.'f nr..m>.r u' C.. T,r
 Tf.Iafi.- 1u.H.,..tH.N. M C ' VIII ~.,. m t'. "H.y .'v ..-...r .t5 .'....' Thor. uH' f .~
 '.et.ar .f en.e.- a0' .ti.r m"f'... .. mr.Hn.. M r. requested n. D. present.
 Mrs H C Er. .r ... N...- '.l.t .I Prom. .....' !. n.. "r..t ll n.. .m. um. I.. .Mu r...r f..u. and rHrs
 Tn, -r.r.r. '.. n."..r. .H.. ..-
 -"sei b. N- ...L
 N-. r r N.w Inns from ..-...r t.. ~..-. --. MT. ......." .f i... q. H-. H ' .r..- ... ..-' "'. .".
 Tr. 'n-. .H' H......'' .. .... umi '." .r n. ...HH. . .H.. ! 'n. .f-t t .'' ... U... m f. ..- Hf .rf a' n. .r . mHaH"...' ... Tine hH.. N-' c.m.... t.. 0. ..i'- 70. tr. .r.H-.m.H- ..- "..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
ITEMS or INTEREST
From tho White Horse Star Now Church Star To Be Enlarged

Lumber was rccicycd Friday from Vancouver for che erection oi 90 new u'I.. oI worship for thc Catholic cou- .r..uiu ul White Horse The new Ludue win Joe soNoo and over thc entrance a .lllcy W.l hc built for thc aruui.r .uI choir lt Is expected that ain. church win hc entirely finished be i.r. ih. I-t uI August hut it will hc um mn shape for holding services long before th.i tmc \ handsome and sweet toned lpII Wclehing hctWc,n 4oo luI 71 pounds. m, been presented t" tlc church by Mr. and Mrs NcNmcc %. Dawson The bcll h5> already been
 placed 1 temporary position. and its
 clear tome. now caIl thc member, oi tlc cuur,e.iiuu to divine service
 Next week thc Star win bc enlarged uI oih,rN-e improved iu appearance D,r.r cIu.e- aro also contemplated. %. which N, are uot prepared at pre-, .Ht tl state tHc nature.
 \ section m ,hc northern part of
 town m, h.w assigned Co thc mcm- bers oI fhc lcm-mmdc and ali oi thc house %. prostitution have been. or are hOins r.mav.l io tlnf locality This .- cuuH.y very commcndabIc meas
 ur. com ,hc part ol the police authori- re-
 Nr individual known by thc sus- arrested hy Corporal Dyer thi, morn in. uI p'ltl m thc police hl>'i'c Go await ual ior a theft alleged to have
 hoeu committed m Bennett some time .e'
 Tbcr Y. \. Ca. today paid out S.5- .0H in wage, Co tbc various employees . Ina short time Che pay rnl win be largely increased
 Mr. II Chambers ha, purchased thc property com which thc Arctic rc,tau rant now -,1nj, and win thi, summer nrt up 50 two, story building on the mc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
THf lCf ON IA BARGE
Recent Arrival Says It Will Take
 Heavy Wind Co Broak It Up

E.M.. Carlson ."u .. party . ..r .n-t .u from D.us." r "."" .ttUc Occidental U. cam. %" "n ... Nora. um,h left Dawson Hr 'H. s>'' II. Nar and arrive. .f.'.N.r .H Ears. fr. .uf m. r.rm.r r..i 'H e.. .n-.r-h an. a.. and pr.-r.-..a about ,i.r, miles. when t.. attempt rlf t. I. abandoned u1 g...m' '' m. -,'.'.v 70. tH. '-c
 Mr. Carlson '.,- mot nw much '... m t.. report, circulated h.r. '."' .'c .ce Is apt te a.r, away a. any '". ."' .n.r the fake Q. at..t.. On .'. Hl o. June. when io ..t "r Whit. IIu,-c. th.r. N.r. - miles . . -.r-cl'.' water ami if was from m.. u-.mgu. from orc and l.. .t tN' feet th... V. says fIc .H.N t-". which would break n un would he a very heavy wind n. believed tI# ui,H thc prevailing weather n WU hD ,hc latter part oi th., N.., before a steamer c10 r.' thr0H-h r'.-- a- stated 1 heavy blow comes on.
 Mr. Carlson was in Dawson whom thc first -cuwr H'.r w'.I r.r'.HN..s lr0 provisions came un m. r..or V. lys .h.r. WI. a remarkable slump in pr. eos Eggs. which during ... winter
 .rHI ready sale 7t sln a c1se went t. S. m are drop and tIcn gradually down to ST and tHon Sfn and when hg 'cf ticv were offered a, Sl O,h.r th.u-, went down propor'iona''y l', -Ig- many speculation, are going o
 Nrc Carlson believes thc er-'u c',rr.up win result m heavy gold yield The claim or which hc work rI-tg or T''u~7'.-uscl t1 he "n, .i tb, good f..in.s hr, th. best o l it ia Lc.r worked ort V will pro 'u-. from e.s0o0 Co Sioooo this e.Hr ! Ono ha'r of it was owned by Hun. ! E.tr.- who fiD1 recently. m' th. .,h.r ha't '- heil iy NNl Iu,.-H r1 Louis Eu.tt
 Mr. Carlson and party came arow l .br shore o' Lake Ia Barge
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
Joined Thoir Troubles

Tn. m..n in u.rluel %. Miss Daisy .r.... and Nr J W HWull Wa, ..I.m .J .t tH. DuH.H. church yes t.u., 4t,ruu Hl .HH.r IwH.I m m. rr...ro. uf . ... u. t.D most mH "... r.rI. u. m. .H.u.uH- p,r u.. I.. hrrt MI. ...H.u.t gown. .f ..r in. u...-'.r ... m. .-oum at .r.f m n. convention" h..N In f.. ...n.. u..'-u .HI.r t' which V. N EuI.... Mrs M fuIs .. Miss VI Eru'... anal N. B IhH Inn. u.r. m. lu.,t-. ul. s..u at t1. ...n Bakery
 m. mnu N.. II. .'.N.
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 HD" '...
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 I.'.- I-. Cream r.,r i... mm.-.n. .un'. Nhn v'-. tI.r .N kinds H. good fortune on Oh. ... .. m...".ny
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
Made Fine Time

Two team, from thc hose comparie, pocrcei last evening The men from No. 2 made the run and put ou che nozzle for irt test u sS second, Ahou. -7' fec, %. hose were run ou. Only for a H,r.c delay u setting tu tHc n''rarr rr- excellent umc would have he.r -.IH.oI No , J.d tnc tr-ck i1 Ef. .r..nf-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
UnonIIod For Letters In Skngway
 Postoffios Juno s, 1901

Abrahamson. Frank Arm,trdng. Miss Marie A. Brooks J. II. Carrigll. Neil DahlIoi. A. Duncan. Mrs. Angus
 - Fink Hagan. Ncttic. loose, Peter. king. Miss Carrie F. King. J R. Ioguc. Charles. laughin. Charles F. Lord James II Mark. J. Miss NdlIyscscn.
 - Miuard. Norri, Mrs. Grtut Nichacl,on. Murdock O'Bricn. Asher J. Perry. David Rodgers. James Smith. Mrs. l- IT, Wc>kctt J w. Woodland. Morgan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
Mir. Duuham Win Road

Tuesday evening u N B haI San ( Durham u'' u,c a reading ot ,.u, H. H- choice poems. and .l.. on m. experience m the frozen North Good must. W.I bc provided
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09

The Seattle Bohemian Dr7ugb, Rr,r ], me best 1ni most expensive draucht Deer made in Seattle For sale at the Seattle Saloon. corner State and Sixth avenue
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
Tho Only Puro Ice Crenm

~.I. .urI in tH. c.., .-at thc Ger man H...r. ImH.. anal parties .rr r..f.. $. rr ....n DuN ,h. rrr..t .rf material u..I u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
Ladies Guild

Ia, .ure Guild ri ,br Fni,-upl' ,htrci u0 meet with N-,Iil,tr.n ai Bishop Rowe hn-rtl. lhu--Ily lf tUrrHHr .t I o'clock
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
cLasNEnD .rpHERnNEMENTs.

Gf-ruanssh nrs., iif tsli of "ro, Rfrf" "F@ Siif" %, "Wssicf." ir5 tfsh ttr uori Jor f'ii %. 1hlr. ass ,tri ttr r5rf JoS Si.b iahif7usri iH'f' h1s. Usfsr ttii 'SHulnor, HIsisi." ors efr ty uorf Eo si--hemfHi ilttH foo ai ibIr ft.rr-frs ferh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09

'Id men. young men. boys 7pd yyo.uihs. We cau please you in hats. F H C'aysou & Co.,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09

Do you want a nice pair of drc., shoes We can please you Call at Cly,ons
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09

Red Star bottled beer IS unequalcd as table drink g. per dozen. deliv cred Telephone SO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
TOR SAI.E.

FOR SALE Small steamboat fitted with new boiler and machinery; pric, Ssoo Apply this office. nm. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter by Lilly Bros, agents. e FOR SALE-Most artistic residence iu Skagway; sroom cottage; bath
 clothc,prcss, etc. Apply Hotel Dew cy C FOR SALE-Nc groom house also log cabin and barn. Apply G. David. son. zth avenue. west of Main StIm FOR Sale-r 0 h. p. marine boiler
 heater and pump complete; 1 h. D.. marine engine comple.c. Inquire at Daily Alaskan office q FOR SALE Cigar and Newsstand at loS Broadway street. ou account ol ,icbness Cal on IT, A. Calais at store s-27-2w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09

For drlyiug or expressing Cal' J 'owan, phone 57. automatic I}o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09
FOH RENT.

FOR RENT-Hall in Daily Alaskan buldiug Apply to J. A. MolincauN or c. W. pcSucca. ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-09

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office