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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
sc. llriers store
11euisfetten,

Man miro oft nah Der aualiidt oes
9garelbmaterials beurtbeilt, oaS mon
Qebraudt. @s lit ebsilIo notbmenoig
I'M ioaialen 2eben. luie in Der eorre=
lponoens, outss Dlaterial su aebrau+
den. giliaes papier lno billige Gn-
uelopes MAIDEN aleid beim @mpIang
einen iAle1ten Ginoruf. uno pieileibt
miro oas, mas nan our6 einen Brief
Al errei1en bpIfte, DurA Die fhiehte
aualltdt bes papiers IN Srase geitellt.
81 1T nidt notbnenbig. tbehres pa-
bier uno tbeure @nbelopes su taufen,
aber babt Shr gutes Bapier uno oa5u
paIIenoe Gnpelopes, uno gebraudt oieie
um cure Yriefe 81 f6relben, 10 habt
Sbr Sud oaulit ibon einen Weg filr
einen bsralitben Gmpfons Gurer @plitel
gsTibert.
5Dir hatten tiir5ltd @eleaenbeit, cine
orobe auontitdt outes gono popier
uno gnrelopss gu taufen, Die tplr um
unoefGbr so YroSent billiger perfoufen
fonnel, als oieie QualitQt lemul5 au=
Dor in New Ybilaoelpbia uertauft mor=
Den lit.
ggir tauftsn 200 5hadteln Bomb
gapler, Die je so gogen papier uno SO
gnpelopes entbalten. uno Die ipir 5ll l9
@ents per sda6tel pertaufsn. Sies
1T tein biliees Bapier, i9la6t sei0nit=
ten unb i6leht liniert. ionoern es TT
papier erltsr &laiie, nidt Ilniert, bon
2inneu sema6t uuO bon Derl1ieoenen
Ssarben. IS lit Yapier oos man au9
Dem eenauslten Jreunoe ienoen fann,
obne h6 gu lGdmen, uno oas man ltb
aud nibt gu iddmen brau9t, ourd, Die
Ypit in gmpfans gu nebmen.
gBie baben auh elne 9lustpahl bon
ehte.gna @S,aa..ilonal gono papisr. oas mir
pIunoweiie pertaufen, nie oies usl c..e. c.e.'
eroBsn Sdnblern sebrdudli6 TT. Gin
piuno bieies Yapiers entbdlt l25 Bo=
gen uno mir baben oalelbe in 5 ber=
| idieoenen Gdattirunsen Simmel=
blau, rabmfarbia, pereamentfarbig,
linnenpeiB uno trpituubsa. 9iefes
Qapier pertaufen mir au Is Gents oas
! pfaiioo ppffaaioo - 55sssSeiitt nur, 5 gosen Bono=
papier fir l Gent, nenn beim Pfuno
getauft. gDir baben au1 oa5u palen=
De gnpelopes gu entTprebenoen prei=
fen.
9entt oariiber nod Db es ni9t Hug
tpdre, su uns au tommen uno @u9 su
oisien bemertenswertb billigen preiIen
nit S6reibmaterial gu perleben. Sch
bsute uniere Nuslage i'm Geuter.
g. g. atsfers groBer store,
clsSaditra6e. 0rtusYbstahelpbia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Gut9lQt Gin grnbes Oebcimnik.

SIt wirp sefrast, ,rie es fpmmt, pab
pura uDr. Sings Ne,p DiScpverp" se-
gen Nus3sbruns 70 iberraidenpe unp
ielbit Den beifen gersteu unertlarlta f6et-
nence !5eileriplse ersieit werpen. Da5
@cbetmnib liest eben rarin, es 1pnbert
pie Serbprbene unb inf,irte Sdleimiub~
fans aus uub betpirft burd DEN Sauer=
ftoH eine 8elebuns unb gerei6ernns pes
Blutes. Gs Geilt bic burA grfaltune
unb 6ufen ent3iinpeten &eblen unp 2un-
gen. Sdpere grtaltung uno BART
nddiser bufen tpeid,en 1Aneafens Bel Qnz
wenpuns spn Or. Sings Stem Discovery
bas unfeblbarlte Mfittrl fir ale Sals,
unp Qunscnleipen. Oarantirte 6lal6eu
Don SOC. unb Sl,00. 9rp6ezSla1hAen
fret In Der apotbeFe BON 5ranf Iil!er u
SpGn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
0eMurbcn.

glm eonntaa, 25. Wai, in ieiner
@obnuns in 9bilipsbura, Soieph
&otbaher I'M Mlter BON SO Sahrell uno
s Saeen on ben Ssplsen zines g9lag-
anfals. Ser 8erltorbene iuar Gus Der
5bmeis eebiirtis uno fam I'M Sabre
1855 nit ielner 6amilie nod ben Ser.
5taaten uno bat Ieitber INNER IN Die.
fem @puntp gsmobnt. st senste ssbn
Ginoer, BON mel1en feds in Der
|G1@eis uno bier bier aeboren ltno.
se9s oerlelben, apei SDbne uno bier
S6hter, finb nod am 2eben u. trauesn
NIT Der bo9betagten 8attln um Den
Sinoelbieoenen. 9as gegrdbniB tano
am Rienltag Nadmitta9 unter alae=
m.iner5 beilnahme in pbilipsburg lfatt.
am 90. Neai in Canal Sober Sobn
| Goodman i'm Otter bon Al Sabren.
Ser 8erltorbene bintsrldBt cine Wittpe
|unb spei ainoer, einen Sohn rnb eiue
s Iod1ter. Goodman mot Sabre lang
eonltobler IN 9pber SDtpn1Dlp unc
WQr1bal IN canal SDGer.
| M6brenb feline Ssrdu uno Sohter am
5onntae nod 4bildoelpbia seaansen
paren, Inn Der Geoenffeier i'm Sperr1=
6auIe beisupobneu, bate Golano s.
Merebit6. Elm 6armer, Der spllhel b'e'
uno llbridspille mobnt. uno Der aul
| 3eit ollein i'm SauIe mar, einen S6la9=
| onFan, uno tpuroe in biilfloIem 3u'
/ ltonbe BON ieiner Sobter uno 'etnen
| 56pieser,obn eafunoen, Die gu elnen
geiu1e fomen. MereNitb NOR be-
uuBtlps, als er Aefunoen tuuroe UNI
Harb om Montag Gbeno, ohne oas Se'
wuBtiein ,pieosr erlangt 5u baben.
fritiI6en 3ultanoe oornisber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Salt eiueu GnnareBmann amfrebt

y@esen SaluB Der Gampasne," ir
lareibt gbamp Glarf, 0liHuuri's 9erpor-
rasenper &cn9rebmann, mar Id burd
llebsranfrensuns, Nerpenilberlpannuns
ShlaflOfsteit unp itetes SpreAen fa0
san3lid aufserieben. Gs iaten mir, ais Of
oraane mcincs !RHrssra In nnprpnuna
,paren, bod 8 5talhen Electric yitters'
braaten mid wieper auf bic geine. Ga
it bic bette BON alien fog. Yatentmepisincn
Die iiber ben 9aoentiib eines Drpsifen
neg perfauft rerpen." llcberarbeitete,
atssipunnte Manner unb lbwa6e, tranf-
lde 5rausn erlansen friiae aebensfrafi
uno 0elunp9eit purA Electric Bitters".
gerlu6t Fe. Yreis soc. Bel Grant @iiaer
unb Scbn, Qlppt9efe. 0arantirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
WcrthtSscrOanDI,,ugs,,.

Iopelia Bartholow gegen Wni. 81.
8artbploin. GbeIheioun9 beiullligt
uno Der Glagerin ipirb Die 9lufflbt iiber
ein minoerjdbriaes MnO saAelprphsn.
eSanes g. 9auabertp. Seitaments.
poIlItrsfer. segen giarpn Gmloall u. u.
8eJtaul beitati8t.
e}oa Wl. 9elmre,b geaen Shonas
SO. MeGermett. Ser Glagerin mars
ben $206.30 Suseiprohen.
Splepb @asperetti geaen apttle Was=
peretti. gbeiheioung bspilliat.
Crrie 2atto aesen Die nbridsuille
Sire GlaD Gp. WerOitt fir ole slnge=
tlasten.
Wlarp 6. SenAauler ae9en Die Il. 9.
Sslepbone So. Seiaeiest unb Soften
beaablt.
=. 6. 2lnolan, Nom., aeaen %. s.
Gaie. 8eiselegt unb Soften be5ablt.
Daniel s. Gpoif 9egen g. gB. 2p.
barser. geigslt unD Soften besableat,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
sSud)tbarc gesinite az @ets=
fG,euIebett.

2aut elmer fatif:Iden 3uiammen=
ftelung Der n@bicago Sribune" fanoen
felt Dem 8eginne bieies Sabres As, ,45O
meniden ibren Sob bur9 @robeben
uno oultanii9e Qusbriibe. Stiirme
fcrberten 704 Spfer unb Sornabos
4lG (; Cyclone beranlaBten 220 Sooes=
fdae, lleberidpemmunsen 333, 2api=
nen 228, GdneeItiirse SO unb Wplten=
bride IL. Gies iino 50,5O5 Spfer
irfolge bon Naturereignil1sn fir ettpas
mebr als 4 Wlpnate.
9ieie Sife ipiirbe aber NOD beoeutenb
angeidlpelt, tpeun Die SpIer. tpel9e
burd Seuer uno grploIionen ihr 2eben
berloren, bin5uge5dblt piiroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29

\ Sic Sdla6tbausbeliser beriidern,
bab tie bas Stei9en Der 5leiI6preile
auf befrieoigenoe Weiie erfldren fOns
men. Someit es ihre Befrieoi9ung an=
9ebt, slpeifelt setpiB gtiemano oaran.
Il SEPT miro aub bas Sals III Die
SDbe geben, ba ungemeiiene Quantitd'
ten oapon gum Ierial5en Der preiie al=
Ter Nabrunssmittel sebraudt werben.
\ llnb nun fommen bic erobell
Gleii6pafer uno Hagen, bab iie bel ben
leBlsen Sleiidpreiien 8elo perlieren.
Die Wrmen Z! - Nber ipofiir tbun iie's
oenn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Wotis att &o:,iatmentest poa
SSat1tr90$.

8ie gait Obio Gas So. tpirb bonn 25.
SUM- 1902 al ben &abatt bon Gent
auf 1000 GubitIuB 8as, Der bisber bee
uilligt iuuroe, ni9t n,ebr bemiui9en.
Ser preis bon Is Gent per Gubit=
fub, tuenn bas Gas an pber por oenl
10. oes nd1iten Monats, in tpel9enl
bas @as gelieiert mirb, uno 27 Gents,
penn oas @as big su ienem 3eitpuntt
nidt besablt Miro, Der preis, Der bur9
ftdotii1e Sroinans feitseieBt tit, miro
an uno mad benz 25. Suni 1902 on fit
aaes 8as berehnet, bas BON ber galt
Sbio 8as So. eeliefert tpirb. 6
She GAIT Sbio Gasgp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
~ .A.~4s%
vE4Lpy~~

9lm 90. Wai i'm Sauie bon Yeter
8. South in ytetp Philabelpbia burt
Germ pfarrer u. 9. 5cutt ST. Sran'
Saines uno Trdulein 8lande Mc8reip,
beioe bpn Sore @itp, ..
Mn "a. Mai, burd Serrn gfarrer
Daniel Selmtamp in Canal Sooer :
ST.. @mil Sanhort opn Canal Sooer
nit Grdulein Marie Got6 bon Stem
philadelphia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Sbr fSuut 0clo ;varett,

penn Sbr bel s. 6. SOB ooripre6!.
9ie Sualitdt beitimmt ben Preis. Sin
liberaler Tabatt aut pianos, Grgelu
uno Mai6inen miro setpdbrt.
Sd unterbolte feline unter=Isente
bouliere ni9t uno laufe ben 2euten
nidt nad, um n,eire Waaren 5u per.
fauFen. Nues oieIes toitet @elo, UNI
i6 bin bereit, oaiielbe ben &unben 81
iiberlaHen. lleberseugt Sud ielbit, in
Dem sSbr an 223 Welt=6ohitrabe i'm
Suwelen= uno MuIif=Store bon $ ot
SOB borTpreht. tt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
@inona Qafe.

gDinona 2afe, Snb., an Der pennipIpania Babri II
welne unterboltung nnb gelebruns nit 0fube nnf
grbplung 3u perbinben .pinf1en. 9ieer Jteprf III
oer SiB Der Winona @iIemblp unb Sommerihule mi,
Grfrifhuns fir Rbrper iinb @eft fucbeit ,lnb nben
Die S1ule lit unter Der 2eitung titiger 2ebrer yii,
grholnng lino @ergni9en iit beitens 9eiorgt
9lm Is. Wta beginn bic SaiIou fir 1002. BON bieen
Gage on oerfant bic Bennlploania 8abn Grcnriipns
tidets. Ser Nerfauf ber Saiions1idetS be9innt am
Is. Wai nnb fpdbrt bts 13. September. 6. 9. Gidep
SetretGr, WtnDna safe, Jnb., giebf MuSfunft iiber
NHeublp, SommerIdnlen &C.
syir Musfunft iber Greuriionsratben, sSabrseit &C.
menbe mon id on bic 3idetsMgenten ber Yennilpanio
8abn ober on s. Ban 9uien. Gbief.Mifitant General
Yaiiagier Mgent Dittsbnra ga. Z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
9eiratbSbcWiuigntagctt.

6enrp 6. Subn, Gleoelanb - emma
MlDers, GaleD sSunftion.
gHm. M. Semplter, ubri6solle -
ssrancis Mptterer, 9ennilon.
sos. W. @inmers - Sllle WDers,
teiSe bon SracD, 8.
Gmil Sanhart, 9ooer - Itutie ytotb.
Nem pbilaoelpbia.
ginton M. BoooriG. Columbus, >.
Be1ie Oarf. SEEM Ybilaoelpbia
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
NeOmsterie DabrpreiSe.

auBer IofaIen greuriomen sn rebuaierten preiien,
bic bel neridteoenen Selegenbeiteu gepdbrt perben
bieten bic YenniplDann 2inien fir plgenbe Geegen.
beiten beionfers billige Geiiegelegenbeiten
yto4 Snn Granciseo &Ds Nngeles, Sal. lnb pprt.
lamb Ore, bonn 26 Mai biz Z, Suni etnihIieblb. bel
@elegenheit bon Smperal Council, NobIeS Of Mpfftf
Sbrine, NationaI Contention 8. q. u. of Mmerifa
unb Snprerte 2obge u. 8. u. 80.
gta1 9enDer. Colorado Sprngs ober ynebID, gDlo.,
bonn 2l bis % Jnni enL, BET 1eiegeHbet ber inters
nationalen Gonoention Der Sonntagsfbne, Grienntal
Gonpemttpn.
ytat Minneopplis, Minn.. bonn s. Bis Z. snli elm.
fhlieblit geegentliH her gotiona gbncatonal Miio.
ciation.
glan Eoepma, Maib pber Dortlanb Ore, bonn Is.
BIG gum ni stnt4L, gelessntlid hsr annual Meeting
D. Y. 6. u. SDctetp OF uniteb Yresbpterinn gburG.
NaH Con Grancisco nber sos MngeIes. GaL bonn
!. big Aug enfbl, gelegentlib ber BenniaI Wtees
ting, &nigbfS auf YDtbiaS.
syo1 galt Safe Gitp, utah bonn g. Bis s. Mnauft
sniW geIegentli1 ber MunuaI #eunion. Granb &Obse
@. I'D. 6.
SIR ndbere Musfnnft iiber fJabrpreile nnb anbere
g1naelbsifen nenbe man fH an bic EidetMgenten Der
Yennfplpanias2inien
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29

Yriifungen fiir @lerts uno Srieft ftra=
Ger merben am la. SUM 1902 in Der
YoTt=Sffiee in glew Ybilaoelpbia ab9e=
balten.
gelperber miiilen Elm G6rper9etpi1t
BON spenialtens l25 Yfuno baben uno
oiirfen nidt unter l8 uno ni0t iiber As
Sabre alt fein.
Gie examination beFebt aus 5ragen
iiber Den alIgemeinen 0llounssItanb
Der @emerber uno ibre beIpnOere Yefd=
bi9uuo fir YoH=Sffice slrbeit.
Sir ndbere Nustunft nenoe man id
an Die PoIt=Oflice.
0arrD Gice, SER.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-29
Staltenifdbe 8ienen az ber=
faufeft.

Sic unter3ei6neten baben 81 italie.
nii6e StOfe bon ben beriibmten Bienen
q. S. Goots, Die iie auf Dem pribat=
tpeae berfaufen tpollen.
Dies lit eine ausae5ei6nete @elegsn.
belt fiir sSarmer nno anoere Bienens
aii6ter, bor5iielihe Bienen gu mdbigeu
preiien su ertperben.
Man tpenoe li6 miinoli9 ooer f9rift=
lih on s. S. Barr, unb
9arDeD yarnbilI,
SruItees.
Neu pbila., 90. Npril 1902. 2
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9enfsdaNng.

9tGen benienisen, bic uns bel benz
pl6bliden Sooe unIeres 8atten uno
8ateys ibre SIlfe unb Sbeilnabme
baben 81 She'll merben laRen. iasen
mir biermit unferen bersli6en Sant.
9Sitttue Motga9er II. Ginbsr.
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iotteref1art Cncto.

Seormann brandt spe5ereipaaren lnb Hropionen Tag
lid feib SIR 8noen bem Spereipaarenbdnber gSiB SIR
ou bab SIR fit Cure 5ep5erepaae besabe mBt gB Sbr
Sob MIR I'M Sen gu s.sros relsn peranIe
Spaeremaare, benn mir baben ewas ean beonos in oir
rane lnier &duer bat bel eem Sieisnperfau in Chicago
Sauenbe Badeen sat ub Die preismdrbsen Saen Die
mir bier onbisteu, plten jeben Sanpen intereiren.
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Granulirter 3uder, % 100 $4.9O
Nep Orleans 3ufsr R pfo. 34c
8erDfeter Gaffee 1Oc
Sapanefiaes &eis SC
8robe eineelna9te gurten " 93o. Sc
Brittle gits Y pafet &c
Srubiiiid Nabrung &c
@6euerIeife u 6tiid e
Slang 6terte % pfo. &c
Cute 5almen in Yfunbtannen &c
GroBe CALIFORNIA 3wetIben u pfo. SC
Gleine Sc
gnamaline, 5cStitd &c
Sitting Sun YoliIb 10e Stitf fur 4c
gier gafpulber, s lln5en 10c
6eribeps reiner Cocoa % Same Sc
Safers better reiner Cocoa 8 nn5en 15c
Wetmores farbiseGo osnub u padst Sc
!. gebadte 4e
Sun Bomber 9bee R pfD. 35e
8ntes Corn in Gannen SC, beites 10c
@ute grbien in Sc, bette lOc
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2uoe SITS tpabr, baB 9u i'm Sinn
bait, Willioudr gu lperben ?
S0rg uno iparum benn ni6t :?
Suoe: Iber bait Su oenn f6on ets
lbas oaSu?
S6rg 9ie feds Nullen.
1ube Warum Iddmt ii6 10 man=
der Ieiner Mutteripra6e ?
S6rs /; Weil er fie ME oroentli6 9e.
lernt bot.
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yin nur tperig gebrauAies Da.
naen-giepcle bilig su pertaufen. Jia9=
3ufraaen HI oiefer Office. II
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Entered atthe Post ofice at New Philadelphia.
s{J. As seeouli class matter.
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Gonoeniirte WtilG y Ranne 10c
Bad Mmollia P pfunb 10c
Graders auer Nrt u Yfuno SC
6raino P padet 12c
Cereal Gaifee f9 padet &c
Beans, bef Napp u pfunb Bic
Better 9erollter 5afer - pfuno 81
Seap, Is pfunb elmer SOC
pfannfu9en Mebl y pafet 5e
Nrm & Samlner 5ooa ~ Yfuno SC
Weibe Seite % StId 81
eutiellra . 18c
Softene Selfenpulber fa padet &c
Slide in Gimern 45c
Slide " i SAB $1.O0
5al5 u SAB soc
Gran &aubtabaf, Yfunb pafete zoe
Waf6 Sooa u pfunb 1c
Rartoffeln y Bufbel 85c
9iele Waaren iinb neu unb friI9
uno oiirfen in gesug auf Qualitdt unb
preis ieoen @er9lei9 ausbalten.
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Vittsbnrger Wiebnlarit.

G1pene 90 q 7.3O
S6aie ...... 400 q 800
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15

Best b.ths in the city at the Principal su5er Shop. Opposite Bo1rd of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15

Spring chicken at the Pack rraln rss- taurlnt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15

New miIins.v-Mlrtln Conway's new store. lo-zS-"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15
MAKECHANGE
John L. Gage Buys Interest
 in Pack Train.

John l.. Gage of the Dewey hotel pur- chased a halt interest ln the business oi the Pack Tr5ln saloon and club rooms ves- tsriav. Re will actively associate him sell wl,h Rober, c. Smith ln the conduct of the bcslnefs from and after today.
 Mr. Gage has been ln the North ever since the pioneer days. Re has been ln business at Silgwav, Dyel and Bennett an he has made friends of everyone wl'h whom he has done business and he has retained every friendship made.
 Mf. Glgs will retain an intsrss, in tne Dewey hotel. but he will have with him la the conduct of the hotel A l.. Mcintosh who has been connected with the inS'itu tion ever slnce eIrlv last spring. Mr' Nc lntosh has acquired an interest to the Dewey and win devote his entire attention Co it. Re Is a proficient hotel man and has made many friends in the country who wll wish the house a continued success.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15

AL. Beri.s, auditor of the W. p. X Y returned ca ,h= Dolphin from New York
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Enss, p. D5seh left on the Dol phin Co spend the winter with relatives and t.snts in C ifouir All MacKly ol the White Pass e th, tsplumsnt returned from Whitehofss yes ,sr1iv.
 TR. SswslL the Hl.nss druggist, Is in the e.,v h vi-g r.yei on ths Dolphin. a. w. Tiy,5r of Bennett. arrived on the train y-s,eriav sysrinE and Is st Che Dewey hotel
 O.P. GuL oi Juneau, the travslll 6 salesman. arrived on ths Dolphin and Is at the Filn Avenue hotel.
  l.. Talbot ant wife come up from Seattle on ths Dolphin.
 -o- AL. Bsri.e, auditor of the W. p. S Y. returned ,n ,h- Dolphin from New York.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15

l.. Talbot ant wife come up from Seattle on the Dolphin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15
BIG TIME
Will Celebrate Reduction in
 Price of Beer.

A. RsInsrt has determined Go reduce the prlce 1f Seattle Boh.miln beer Co 70 cents a glass. The esparture goes into effect to- night at 2 0'sl0'k, and the event will be made Che occasion Of a celebration. There wII be a bIg spread of prime roast 6eei' pork. slllds celery and ether trimmings Mus.c will also be crowded for the oeea- s.on, and SD rkIing Seattle Bohemian beer will be 80 tat 10 cents a gliss during the entire perio,mince.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15
Alnskans

Going East are Invited Co Inquire Into the slcomm0t hI1ns afforded by the Northern Padhc before purchasing thelr tickets. This route offers the best of everything Co the travelling public in the way Of dining sleeping and observation ear serviee. f0i tickets and all information, call on or write Co A. TInIing, Gen. Agent, Tacoma. or !. A. Nadelu, Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15
suu and Moon.

Chndren's views Of many common pheuomcna are often very entertain inc. A little girl five yeaps old. asked what happened Co the sun after it set promptly replied: "It rolls Itself up To a urtle ball. like a hedgehog. And that's the moon. London Express,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
 CREDITORS.
r-. rsr-al.r1 Strtes District Court for the Dis
 t-.rr0f Alaska Division No. |.

In tln Eu.t1l states 'l-.llt. Nol,. l'I lAe Di'-
 trItt 0f Alaska Division No. |.
 In the Matter of E. H C.yue, bankrupt. r,. the creditor, 0f Che ,hId F. H Clync of Ss.-Elv .n Che district aforesaid bankrupt :. Nurf.H |. hereby given chat on Che llth day Qt r.'r. r...s rHa. slII E W CIvne was duly ud- .iI..,.Ia a bankrupt. that che lrst meeting ot the .-gIItor, 6f Che said E. H. Clyue wlll oe heil ai nr oHee Iu the Kelley block. m SKI. way i, AI.--1 or fhe lOth day of November. is4 lt z n.r.reE p m. of sa.d day. at which time the .a.I creditors may attend prove theIr claims. .g11Irt n trustee. examine Che bankrupt, ana tlan-act such other business as may pi0PefJ come before che meeting.
 L s. KELLER
 Referee in Bankruptcy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15

One Of Che greatest accomplishments lp the world is Co be able Co back up the minute you find yourself going wrong.-Atchison Globe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-15

The best people ln the clty patronlze the Seattle Saloon. lt serves only the best oi everything
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-29
Wants New Calendar.

Camille Flammarion has secured the
support of twenty members of the
French chamber OF deputies for bill
to make new and, as he calls it, "ra-
tional" calendar compulsory in France,
The astronomer would start the year
with the. vernal equinox and have
year of 1854 days, The odd day he
would make fete day Independent of
the year. He would name the months
after the stars. ILLUMINATION points
out that the main advantage of his
plan lies In the fact that the same
dates recur on the same days of the
week, SO that there would be no need
of changing the calendars every year,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-29
Medicine for "wbrklns People"

"ohio produced ohe of the wittiest
physicians this couhtry ever knew"
said Congressman $hattuck recently.
HE lived at small place near Cleve-
land, and was greatly liked. His prac-
tice was large and sometimes people
would tell him that they called him in
more for the fun that was in it than
the medicine. His wit was fully equal
to his skill. 1t was hard to say which
did his patients the most good, and as
he always gave his best of both at
the same time, they probably helped
each other. Just as it happened when
one of his patients revolted at mon
strous dose of physic and said; Why
doctor, you cant mean such dose
as this for gentleman oh, no. said
the doctor, it's for working people. "
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-29
Amblauoua IInstructlons.

A Washington BOY, son of well
known official of the district govern
ment, is home for d brief visit from
his station at Columbus barracks,
Ohio, he being a second Lieutenant in
the United States army. A large num-
Der Of recruits are being licked into
shape" at Columbus Barracks and the
young officer has store of amusing
anecdotes relating to the "rookies."
One Of the recruits was walking
post as a sentinel when he was ap-
preached by the officer of the day and
asked to repeat his Instructions. The
reply was:
Walk this post, Keeping always on
the alert, and don't let any dis-re-put-
able people in, except officers wives
and families"
Another sentinel, inl reciting his in
structions, said:
81 must not let any children go out
side the post alone, Sunless accom-
panied by their motn9rs or nurses"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-29
Operating Chinese spInnInu Min.

Mr.. Chen. proprietor OF the Using
Tai firm of Kobe Japan, has purchased
spinning mill at Shanghai, in which
10000 spindles are in operation and
1900 operatives are at work under five
Japanese overseers. He has formed
a very poor opinion of the capacity OF
the Chinese as operatives and means
to try to employ Japanese overseers
and operatives to a considerable mum
Der
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-29

A physician of Monte Carlo, Dr.
Guglielminetti, in recent report,
notes that dust consists not only of
tiny bits of sand and soil, but also
of living organisms, chiefly germs, and
of dead organic matter, both animal
and vegetable.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-29

Borneo and Lebuan sold 100000
worth of passage stamps last year, al
though the postage on the letters sent
fro mthese two countries does not eX
coed 1900 a year. The stamps are
bought by collectors.