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Evening star., 1901-12-18

meet the requirements of the public at
such times at least, and so do away with
annoyance and loss OF time that is felt BY
US who are obliged to use the line
Z EORn
Evening star., 1901-12-18
wiIl Of John ]. shusrue.

The will Of John ]. Shugrue. dated No
vember 25 last. was fled this afternoon for
probate. The real property disposed Of
consists Of house and lot 334O Prospect ave-
Evening star., 1901-12-18

charge of assault with intent to kill In
the Police Court; today. The case was sent
to the grand jury and Moore was commit
ted to jail In default of $1,000 by Judge
Scott. ~ 9 Gos-
Moore slashedi the neck of his wife with
knife yesterday morning while she was
asleep, afterward striking her in the head
with a brick. ,at rt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-08
you'll give the wnoIe Inlng

voice. you'll give the wnoIe un1ng
awayp
Its given away now," was the sur
y half whisper in reply, "else those
fellows would never be up at this hour
Where'd the man 60 with the key?"
Cup to FoIsom's back gate. Three of
our fellows are shadowing him, though.
He can't get away with it. He said he
had to see his wife or she'd betray the
whole business.
"All the same I don't like it. The
old man always has a raft of fort people
there. Hello, listen -
All on a sudden there came from afar
up the broad avenue the sound of sour
rying hoofs. Down through the dark
ness, louder and louder, squirting and
laundering, came three horsemen whom
the shadows at the corner refined out
eagerly to meet. There was no suspense.
Come on!" savagely growled a
hoarse voice. '"The games up. New
halls wife led him square into trap.
They've got him, key and all. %
Then away they rode, athirst and
blasphemous, and away sped Jimmy
bled the loungers at Peters bar, the
judge and the sheriff last, and those
who had horses mounted and galIoped
up to Folsom's and those who had not
trudged enviously after, and few min
utes later there was gathered at the
corral painting and eager band of men,
for thither had Mr.. Loring, with his
grip on the collar and his pistol at his
captive's ear, marched an ashen faced,
scowling, scurrilous man, dashing
looking fellow at times, a raging rascal
now, cursing his wife for foul traitress,
cursing his captor for an accomplice,
saying filthy words about women in
general, until choked by twist of the
collar. Into the lighted office and the
presence of two armed clerks the en-
gineer marched his man, the first ar
rivals following eagerly until the door
was shut and barred. Into the hands Of
a sheriff did Loring personally commit
his prisoner. Then calling to his aid
the chief clerk he tried the key in the
lock of the safe. It worked exactly.
Then he turned to the civil officer of
the law.
"Guard this man WE'LL" said he.
''He has escaped twice before. 1t is not
Captain Newhall. He is thief-whose
name is Nevins.
"And you hear me, young cock of
the walk" was the furious outbreak of
the captive runagate, 'Fyou stole that
key from me, to whom it was given to
deliver to Colonel Stevens. It isn't the
first time you stole, either. You'll
sweat for this nights work so sure as
there's a God in heavenI''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-08
An Extreme Example

Mrs. Carrie Nation is an illustration
of the wide difference between the
East and the West in manners and
habits of thought. The men have
hardly yet won the West from nature,
and no men in the world, for the last
hal: Century, have been buster, clear
ing forests, blowing prairies, and
building cities. The men have gone
to the extreme of virility, and the
women have followed, carrying with
them woman's we'll known moral pur-
pose. Thus We see the West full of
all sorts of women reformers, suffra-
gists and politicians. Kansas and
Colorado have women leaders with
all q e vigor, fire and self concentra-
tioI. IF men in the older communities
OF the East, and Mrs. Nation is the
EXTREMIST example of them--Success.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-08
To be continued.

''Laet w inter- l was confined to my bed with
a very bad cold on the lungs. Nothing CAV
me relief. Finally my wife bought bottle o
One Minute Cough Cure that effected a speedy
cure. I cannot speak too highly of that ex-
cellent remedy.',Mr. T. K Houseman, Mana
tawney, Pa. Fl q Pierce, r E French, FL
Webster G w Russell.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
i Poznahskiego.

HA.nATYSCI " P. zuahskiem
poniesli wielka k'esAe ~skutek
wyroku, ~ydanego przez> cad W
Leszn'e, uwalnlaJacego wszysttich
pooi9gniztych do odpo" iedzlai~
nosci "a przem5wieDia WHOLESOME
ma wlelkim wiecu W Gostvn,u. w
toku rozprawy przewodn'czacY
sadu wyrazn,e z~aznaczY}, ze krzdy
obywatel p1usk, ma prawo stawac
W ohronie swoich pra ", stwierdzn,
10 sam vie u tenn, VI W Dewnej
mlejscowoscl W P%oznahsk,em u,
rziduje nauczyoie', ME Ems iacv
Jezyka polskiego i W kohcu O"
swiadczy4, re s'anowcao wypiera
-i7 hakstYzmu i,ko n'ezgodnego
ze stanowiskiem ssdz'ego.
KORNIK, Pok}6c1ll si7 brauia
W}odarczykowle, krawiec robot
NIX. Powstt&a b6ika, robotn'k
krawca TAX slime ceg}a uderzyf re
ten padf trupem ma m!eiscu.
SREM. Mularze i cie6le zeb a.
Ii sic " loka]u Friedmanna, by
radzic mad podwyzszenlem cen "a
pracs codzienna- Ma zebranie pray
by4 socyalista Bande z Wroclawia
- ale gdy zaczq', movie, obecay
pa zebraniu bur.nistrz zebran,e
ro~4wiazat.
z WITKOWA Lech" donosi,
ze Or. .Gantkowskl opusci} W'tko-
wo / 'osiadi iako leksrz W Pozna-
nlu. w mie)sce ]ego przybY} p.
DIR. UstVmow'c', syn p%rofesors
glmnazyum Nary MsGdaIeny W
Poxnaniu .Dotvchczas prakty k.-
wal W Bawaryi.
KROTOSZYN. ,,Gazeta Kro-
toszynska" uonosl, 10 p. Leopold
Dolinskl artleta dramatyczny DAT
ouegdaj 20 SVEN grouem pred
sta*ienie. k:6rego doob6d pc
wien przezoaozv} ma Gel dobro~
csynpy. Dano no pocsatek ).Plerw-
sxY bal' potem ,,Pomvs} e}om,a-
nei wd6wki'' ,,Stara mifos6 ME
rd'e xieio." Zakoncx,sy prsedsta-
vi .nie .,Zsloty krakowskie," FAM
tasya baletowa odtaho.ona prse.
u%,zennice p. Dolihskiego. Prsed-
.stawienie oyio mil4 ro.rywke dla
publ,oEno6oi, kt6ra do6o licsnle sip
,saesbirala | oklaakani darz,la arty-
stow.
A % s@'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
z Prus Polskich.

PROCESY przeoiw ksiezom
po!ski:n y zsborz- prusklm mnoza
SIC " z~astrasza1acv spos6b. W
epraw,e s,arzynskiej olbyfa s'9
1iedawuo druga rozprawa pred
Izba karna " Giahsku. W nieo~
becposc1 ad xoLata Bielewlcza.
bronlf oskaraoneg" I'D wckatCasQe
rs. Tyc,ynski zost.t zasadzony
ma m1esia:' f~rtecy i kos<la sado-'
Skarga zerzuca}a ks. probo-
szczow, Tyczyhsk'emu p~rzekrocze.'
ME s 130a kodeksu karnego, t. j.
re z kazalnicy omaxlai spra~y
panstwowe W spos6b z~sg'aza]acy
s~2ckojowl pab.icznemu. Omawls-
ME howiem mp. togo, GO szko5a
robi. by}o wed}ug skargi om6vie"
MEM sprawY panstvowej, a ,.kry~
tyczny" i ,,wy6miewaoy" sp5s6b
om6wlenia zsgraza} spokojowi pu-
bllcznemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
CHEkMNC.

CHEkMNC. ,,Dan>igerka"
donosi: " auli g'mnaz1 alnej WYE
gIosi{ W dnlo' 2 z. IN. move pro-
fesor dr.. Series. Gdy m6wca
wni6st okrzyk ma czeac cesarza
pewien t%ercyaner Pols k ME powsts4.
ZosLal wydalony z gimnazyum,
gdyz i drugiemu rzekomo ME po-
zwolif wstaG m6w1ac: Me wstaniess
ptzec,e! Ten drugi otrzYmat ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

- = llEs- -.
WWKOWO. Hiasto nsszzs POI
:budowaio. lax viadomo, wsilssnyJumlln
'k,,s.ten butdynst dls s:,dn akrseee,''--:
... ~, i. NJ o5t. IL iitstiiai p~otiisdlsi,tal
rady nieiis1Hej ordsjniI TURN mis- is.r...
q fslkus Oh cic bedsie 1858 msrFi
to,mo or, miastu: Davniejsse
wgiie,,eni,e psolicyjnee mmiiano sprseda6,
ale, poniewaz podeno q ME tYlko
34N marek, dla tego. zarz4d niassa
odstap,i Cd ~sprzedasy ! chce bu~
dynek ten wyreparowa6.
MOGILNO. z powodu grssu-
jacej W mlescae choroby tyfusu,
ME zakwataro wano wolsks, przy-
by4ego ma manewrv. W mlescie
t,lko w~ojsko " czesci biwakowaio
W poln, W czescl umieszczono ie
ma kwaterach " dalszych wsiach,
Zmartwil' sig mieszkancy, gdy& "a
wczs 81 zakuplii DUO a-tyku'6w
spozYwczych kt5re I'm sig W czescl
pop u3y.
ZNIN. Majatek sfabomlrz
xupif pan NJ. Palace z Poznania.
W kcsc1ele parafalnym x. pro"
boszcz z k~ozdrazewa pobtogos{awi}
zwigzek ma}zehski brata Jozefa z
Koninka Z panoa z, fla Zaleska z:
Bozejewlczek.
KRAJKOWO. Rozstaf sig z
tym swlatem zaopatrzonY ma dioge
wiecznoscj SAkramentami Sw. se-
dziwY povszechnie szanowanY
gospodarz MARGIN Bartko~i lax,
przezYwszY LAT IS.
LUBAN ma Slas<u. Dnia 6
wrzesnia rb. odby} sic ostatm
egzsmin dojrza}o6c' kandydatdw
szkotv ceglarski-j " Lubanla, z
kt6rych jedyny Kodak uasz pan
Wac}aw Konieczny. syn pana
Sylwestra Koniecznego . G%ostynia,
otrzyma} patent doirza}osci 1ako
werkm;strz " owej branzy.
GNIEWKOWO. Gospodarz
Golnik z Walentynowa sprzeda}
gospodarstwo koM's5l k%oloniza"
cYjnej.
FRASZKI,
: :,
STRAPIENiE WOJTKA.
49, Coles SIC tax zamysll.
Woj,ek:....
A iokioz rio nam mvSlet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

ROMINTEN. W Prusach
Wschoduich, 81 Wrzosn;a. Co.
sarz Wilhelm ubranv W uniform
gr,nadyer6w rosy1skich w iecba{
W zoraj konno do mieiscowosc;
WystYten CD "a granica rosy1ska.
kt6ra " Sierpniu zosta4a zniszczo~
M przez pozar prawle zupelnle
Chtop, zgromadzlli sic ma >placu
t,rgowYm. a cesarz przem6wlt do
nich: ,,Csr M,xo}ai, wasz dostoj-
ny pan. a moi drogi przyjac,e],
s~}ysza{ o klesce, Jaka was dotkne-
Ia. Zyozy on sob,e prz ,zemnie was
uwiadomi6. iak bardzo go w1ado~
nose o tenn zmartwl}a i wYraziG
wan swe ubolewa, lie. J. G. M.
~przesy}a VAN p%rzezemnie, jako
dow6d ojcowskiej swej opieki mad
ludem, 5000 rubli. z tego moze-
Gle osadz'c, 1ak oko dostoinego
waszego w}adzcy sIega W najdal~
see zakatki -wlelkjego panstwa i ze
SERGE jego wielkie bile ola wszYst-
klch swoich poddanYoh. Okazecle
swoia wdzieczno6c l ml}osc ola
waszego cesarza i ojca W ten spo-
sob, Ii wraz re nina Jaw otacie:
MECH lyle J. G. M. Car M,ko}ai.
hurrah!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
Bfekvitxch. Zanlm slotowska strs3

Btekwitsoh. Zanlm slotowska strss.
potarna pr.yb>}a ma miejsoe. w
rstowal, B'ekwiclanie bYdlo, Z
chlexa i bron,li plomlstiiiitoth. do
stepu do domu eqsisdnieeiEop,. sto-
do}a byfa n,zko, spalons sapasy !
sviezione zniwo wcale ME ubez-
pieczone.
2 BRODNICKIEGO. Piekny
maiatek Bachor v pow. brodn'o-
kim. kt6ry dotychczss znajdowaf
ale " roku lemtieck;em, kupi} "a
Al tyslecy msrek Kodak nasz p.
J6zef Trpszawa, duty ,hczasowy
dx,erza yea miYEa " Ciboru. Bacbor
obejmuie $50 m6rg dobrej siem',
rs m6ra lax oraz m}gn i tartak.
Nowemu nabYwcy ,.szczest Boze!"
" ~
WEJHEk OWO w tuteiszYm
"a ktadzie oblakanych umar{ kon'"
sarz krvm,nalrY Naporra Z Gdan
ska, znany z tego, ze szplegowad
tewarzY silva p"lsk'e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

forum. Ma podw6rzu domu
prsv III. hazlenkowej mr.. 2, znaIe~
z;ono mad ranem truca lltogrsfa
Maiewsk'ego z Poznanls. Niebo.
szcz>k sied.lat W uocY W restau-
raoyj, z%najlejacej sig W owym
6omu. a kdy ,vyszedt M podw6rze
sosta} prawdopodobnie russony
p%arali&em. ...s. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
KRoLEw IEC.

KR0LEw1EC. Poan,ewa4a
81, es'onvo pl,olskie kassania. jakis to
90 miesiac v k~osciele steipdam-
skim Ola aotn,er.v ewangieho
kioh wyg&aszano, ursadsa pastor
GrxYbowsk, polsk,e nabotenst 70
v taids tlerws1e niedsiele mic
siaoa ola osdb q lwilnyoh. =.
%, 4 7s#
zkoToWo. sD.lila ia stodo-
Ia gospodar.ovi spY,ohslsEisna4tv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
CAME ION TIME GOOD TIMES
Popular Flyer Victorian In
 Port Early Last Evening
Mado the Run From Vancouver to slsagway In Seventy Houra-Sho Had a Full Cargo of Freight and a Big List of Passongers

Agent Pope of the Washington X Alaska Steamship company told all his friends. yesterday that the Victorian would be in by 10 o'clock m the eve ming. So sure was he that when a re- porter accosted him for the news h, replied. to come down right after the hour mentioned and he would have it an by the Victorian.
 Promptly at ego Capt John Roberts blew the three long whistles to let Skagwayans know that the flyer had been tied up at .Moore's wharf Mir. Pope again took the pool money
 The Victorian left Seattle on the way north at o'clock on the morning of the ,lth and touched at Vancouver From the latter place Capt Roberts says he was just seventy hours Co Skag- way He took some little pride m say ing this for it is three and half hours better time than the Islander made ac- cording Co his figures
 The voyage up was uucvcntiul and pleasant
 The Scamer brought animmcnSe car. go of freight and even beorc the pass. cngcrS had been inspected and permit ted Co go ashore. the work oi diScharg' ing it had commenced lt had to be prosecuted with the utmost vigor to get the ship away on schedule time
 Among the more important items were eoS head of stock for C. w. The loo. the Dawson operator and some horses for the Alaska Transfer Co.,
 The steamer sailed for Seattle at o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
REV. CLEVINGfR GOES
Tho WolI-Known Pastor Departs
 To Moot His Family

Rev C. g. Clcyingcr the popular pastor oi the Baptist church goes to Seattle on the Victorian X good many having heard of his rumorcd depart urc drew the conclusion that he was going to remain away from the city permanently. This is a mistake. Mr. Clcvingcr is making the trip Co Seat tlc at this time to meet his wife and family and hc will return with them to SkagNay in about three weeks They are now in the east but will soon start for the Coast
 With his family located here the many friends oi the popular preacher will feel that he will bc more securely anchored than before and of this they will be very glad for they would very much like Co have him stay. Rev. Clcyinccr came Co this field of work when it was anything but inviting, but by his noble disposition, his kindly ways. his splendid tact, and above an his Christian bearing he has m the comparatively short time he has been here done a world of work and cn- dcarcd himself to all the chuch pco- plc. Not alone with this class is he 90 prime fayoritc. for people by Che score who make no profession of re ligiou are among his most ardent admirers
 Mr. Clcvingcr is not only a good preacher but he is a man of varied in. tcllcctual attainmcnts and has acquired quite a reputation among the scholars here as a lecturer He has delivered several lectures upon historical stub iccts and each one has been very well received He has thc happy faculty oi lhc successful lecturer in being able Co take thc prosy facts of history and weaving them into a talk which moi only iusiructs but cntcrtains One of his addresses was published in full in thc Daily Alaskan some weeks ago. and it was SO much thought oi that thc edition was exhausted by thc mum crouS inquiries for it by thc people who desired to preserve the admirable document It is to bc hoped upon hi, return hc will again afford thc cit- izens a chance to have some more of these intellectual fcasts
 As a minister he never iorgcts that hiS first duty is to inc work and in all fields where the seed can be sown he is a willing worker Tie watches oyer and ministers to his own flock with almost parental care. His church is regularly attended by a good many who do not prescribe to hi, doctrines but who like Co hear him speak He is am important factor in thc religion, life of the city and an will be glad Co know that his absence iu going to be of such short duration.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Manager E. c. Hawkins Sees Plenty of Business Ahead
The CompRny's Large Floot of RivOr Boats and tho White Pass & Yukon VIII Bo Able to Handle All the Freight Offered

General Manager Hawkins will leave on this mornings train for White Horse. Last night the genial manager was full of business and had little time to talk to newspaper men. From re- marks dropped though it was inferred that the freight being lailled in B. C. and Sound ports for 'Skagway and the interior will be enormous.
 Mr. Hawkins is very well pleased with the railroad situation here and everything promises for excellent handling of freight from Skagway to White Horse. The river fleet will be equal Co the demand and the seasons work looks exceedingly promising for eXpcditiously handling an through commodities in a manner to reflect nothing but good management throughout.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
THEY ARE ON TIL WING
Travelors Who Arc Known Con-
 tinually Coming and Going

ID Spencer arrived in che city last msht
 Ruul and wife returned from the south last usht
 TI Swanson win leave this morning ior Dawson.
 Wa'icr Hunt vas a passenger oD the Victorian for At'iu.
 Geo Metclif ,hc well known insur. ancc broker |, in thc city
 ulec Seh'hrcjc win return from Iu uc1u ou thc F5ro''or or Dolphin. IT. B R,rIri,l anI wife arrived iu Skagway hst nigh, from below. j. Welsh a mrc operator oi Klou- diic leaves for Dawson th' morning. " \ RriI general >ccrc,ary oi the Y N = \ returned from Juneau on thc Victorian
 A. Ca-frl'e a wen known Seattl. liquor man. Is spending thc day in Sk1gv1y
 W D Gross came un on the Vic toriar and leave, tomorrow for White Horse
 George Wilson. formerly a brakeman on trc W P E v. returned Co the city l1sf night
 Cha. R,i-h,rhach o. che Pac6c Meat company. of Seattle. is register. cd .r thc city,
 IT. C Ash. thc we'll known Dawson mine owner. arrived on che Victorian bound for thc inside.
 E. C. Uavt.u,. general manager ot the White Pass N Yukon Route arriv el last night u1 fhc Victorian. D Num'urf cigar dealer Of Sc- -'''e was tourist o0 thc Victorian ou the round trip
 -0-
 w. IT. Ihf formerly S,agVays min. man. returned from Juneau on Che Vic. turan badly crippled with rheumatism
 -0-
 D w. Gr.y a Koouli lumber man. arrived ou the Victorian on his way Q. Dawson where he zoe, to look up some wIriu1 propositions.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Cutter Grant on Rocks

Papers which arrived here last night contained the information that the U x cutter Grant was hard and fast on a rock in Saanich inlet ten miles from Victoria.
 The accident occurred about 3 o'clock iu the morning of the 2end At high tide there is five feet of water over her deck. The crew is cncamped ashore. The hull is not badly torn but is punctured in places Divers and eu. ginccrS ou the Sccnce say that she can bc raised
 Much surmiSiug is done as Co why Capt Tozicr turned aside from hi, reg ullr course Go Alaska. but it is under stood he was looking for smugglers
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Topeka Has Big Cargo

The steamer City of Topeka was due m port any time after midnight. ac. cordiug Co adyiceS brought by the Vic torian The Topeka sailed from Sc attle at Q o'clock on the 22nd with 6oo tons of freight composed mostly of as sorted merchandise. She also had a small shipment of live stock being brought north for the interior by l.. H. Heidinger She left Seattle with forty passengers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

IT. B. LeFevre. of the Engineer Min ing company, accompanied by his brother. Roy LeFevre, returned on thc Victorian.
 Mrs. F. K. Wood was a round trip per on the Victorian. She Is the vie of the eN-county auditor oi King county. Wash
 -O- Mrs. C. W. Bowhay wife of former Seattle druggist arrived in Skagway yesterday bound for Dawson Co join her husband.
 70 X. C. Strange. from Vancouver, came north last night bound for Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Arc You Going to Nomol

Then get the latest reliable map oi the Kokukuk. Blue Stone, Council City, Nome, Port Clarence and Copper River mining districts Price 90 cents. Issued by the Seattle Daily Times. Sent on receipt of price. ti.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

BoSworth & Aggers. wholesale deal CTS. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry, butter eggs and vege tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Tho Only Puro Too Cream

To be found in the city is at the Ger man Bakery Families and parties sup piled at ST per gallon Only the purcSt and material used q.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

The Seattle Saloon is One Place in Skagway which is absolutely for gen tlemcn only and serves Roast Beef and Cheese Sandwiches Day and Night to patrons. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Tee Cream ParlOrs

A L. Ritter has fitted up a neat ic, cream parlor at hi, Sixth avenue store Pure ice cream and soda will be scry ed lt all hours 2v
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

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., 1901-05-28

Ii you want good work done tcle. phone No. ITO Automatic, Key City Laundry They take it away and return it in few hours. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Easily Satisfied.

An we want is all the trade in sight. F. II. Clayson & Co.,, the One Price Clothing. Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Amsrle n Tailor. 4sl Broadway

For draying or expressing. call J Cowan, phone s5, automatic I3o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Visit the Royal steam plant and see how laundry is done without iujt try to goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Do you want a nice pair oi dress shocss We can please you. Call at ClaySon's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
For Ront

Hook and Ladder building on Fifth avenue and Broadway for rent Suit able for warehouse Apply Lilly Bros or American Tailors iW
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Roast Duck and PIymouth' Rock Chicken nt tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Beer,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

ROnst Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Baths in porcelain tubs at the Royal foot Fifth avenue Ladies apartments. Steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

\ fancy vest for a plain price at Clay sons
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Boor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Seattle Export Beer. delivered in any part of the city for S per dozen Qul'' by B. B Bottling Co.,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

A new line of carpets in ingrain tapestry. velvet and aNminSter at Peo. ple's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Have you seen that hobby line oI ucw spring overcoats at Clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

A new line of ueckties iucSt received lat Clayson's. an shades and colors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Home made cakes. tf Chealandcr's. Fifth ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

li you want wood or coal telephone No. I40 Frank GertShen.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28

Fine clothing a fair price is a sure preventative of dull day m our store. ClaySon & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-28
Tailoring.

Dresses in the latest styles and gar. ments of every description made to or. der on short notice at Ladies Bazaar lo6 Broadway.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-16
BETTER THAN The AVERAGE
Food Value OF Georgia Wheat shown

Food Value OF Georgia Wheat shown
by Ana,ysi--
HoN. y. Il. STEVENS, Commissioner Of
Agriculture.
DEAR S;R-Last year reported to you
the analyses of number O: sam plos Of
Georgia wheat, giving their food value
IS compared with other american
wheatS OF the best quality as exhibited
at the Worlds Columbian Exposition at
Chicago.
AS you may remember. the Georgia
wheats compared very favorably with
these wheats, in fact, the average of the
Georgia wheat analysed by this depart
ment showed somewhat better analy.
SIS than the average of the American
wheats of the best quality exhibited at
Chicago.
For the purpose Of comparison and
refreshing your memory repeat below
the table Of analyses than reported to
you: