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trains on the rexas Genital.

Morgan, Texas. August s,-The FIRST
trains over the Texas Central TO come
through since the washouts Of two weeks
ago, passed through yesterday. Tempo
rary bridges have been placed across the
two crossings In Stees creek and the en-
Eincers are running lines IN order to try
and avoid the crossings on the creek. which
have been SO tFcachcrous. as well as So OK
pensive, TO the railroad ever since the road
was built
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0nce that the association In another year
will reach $40 600 or $4,000.
The past yonr the board OF missions en-
ploycd forty men and occupied. Distributed
IN country and cities something over forty
fields. There were approximately 800 addi-
lions reported from the various mission
stations
The people OF Jacksonville did themselves
honor IN the entertainment Of their guests.
and the messengers and visitors seemed 10
appreciate every kindness. from the
peaches, furnished freely and abundautly,
10 the great, mammoth tabernacle built os-
peCially for them
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Eor EconomicaI Womer.

Something very nice for economical
women has recently been brought out.
This is wide volant OF ccru coarse lace.
ON which several narrow ruffles have been
stitched, edged with yellow, cerise, green
or blue These voants are to be mounted
over a silk petticoai that Is half worn out
or. better still 10 be placed over a cotton
skirt. the efTcct Of The handsome petticoat
have already been gained The net - all
The same shade but The ribbons may be
bought In any to accord with the color
desired.
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pantitoriums Win Aqain.

The Pantltorlum baseball club defeated
the Culmores yesterday at League park by
the wide margin Of p to 3. plncus of the
Culmores was knocked ont Of the box In
the fourth inning and shelton. who sue
cccdcd him Jared little better. Man.no
pitched cd game for PantltorlumS al
lowing but four hits The feature was this
heavy hitting Of the yictors and triple
play nv s Kaiser Townsend and Jarvis.
The Panttorlum team win play the
Houston Bankers noSt Saturday for the
benefit of Mrs De Lipcsey
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KlRBYs VS.. BANKERS.
Game at League Park VIII Be Called at
4 80 This Afternoon

T 90 nus Ntternoon,
The Kirby Lumber conpany's nine and
The Bankers will cross bats at League park
this afternoon. The members of Doth teams
have been practicing hard and expect TO
put up good game.
The lineup will be as follows;
Baukcrs.-Gannon. shortstop: Hubencr,
left field; Breeding, third base; kordan,
first base; Heyue, second base; Cox, right
field; Dunn. center held, Clemens. catcher;
Beavcns pitcher.
Kirbys.-Banks, right field; Sprong, center
field; Ford, second base; Williams catcher:
Weichart, left field; Tryon, third base;
Bailey, first base; Lockman. pitcher;
Hewieller, shortstop.
The game will he called at 4:3O o'clock,
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A RARE CASE.

Man at Ell Paso Suffers from Tuberou-
osis OF the Brain.
FL Paso. Texas, August s.-The physl-
clans of Ell Paso are watching with growing
excitement one Of the very few known cases
Of tuberculosis Of the brain Theodore VII
Hams. restaurant proprietor Of this city, Is
the victim Of the disease
few weeks ago he was in apparently
fine henlth, but suddenly became afflicted
with severe pains in the back 0f tie head.
The patient is watched by a number Of
physicians; has been lying In comatoss
Williams has eating houses In number
Of Texas towns.
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Americ an League.

Cleveland, August s.-The feature OF the
game was Hickman's batting
Score -. - -, -
philadelphia .ln VIZ wv
Moore and Wood; Mitchell ana SchrecA'
st Louis. August s.-Boston gave Young
grand support In the field and St Louis
never had a chance. u " n
Score -. 80 ooo ~
" farmer Kane and Kahoe; Young and
Criger.
Detroit August s-The locals punched
th,,r hits and the visitors their errors In
the nth inning, resulting in two runs,
Ds ssess- 900 9sg s,s Z !! !
poitiuorc 600 600 COO q =
sieyer and Buelow; Shields ana smith
Chicago. August s.-The locals secured
but four hits OF Patten. while Callahan
was batted freely. II "a
Score -. 40, go - a
WaS Nh IN 900 100 103-5 10 :
Cailahan and Mcfarland; Patten ana
Clarke.
The Texas League.
Az pa,iaA-paiias &; Fort Worth 2
At PaHs.-corsicana u; Paris
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Dainty Waists.

Suitable for dainty silk ana wool ana
wash fabrics is waist made with a round
yoke and closed at the back. The neck
may be either high or low or in Dutcn
round style, and the sleeves In three-quar
ter length finished with fIill Of the goods
or Of lace or IN fun length completed with
part. a scRllopcd bertha following the
yoke outline Is a pretty feature, says the
DClincntor.
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RoscoE.-Coleman Texas, August b.
W. Il. Roscoe, for many years prominent
citizen OF Coleman, died very suddenly last
Sunday. In an carly day he was In the
conspicuous for lis daring and courage.
For the last fifteen or twenty years he
has been engaged IN business here. he was
nearly 90 years old.
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Residence at Workman

Workman. Texas, August s-Last night Mt
. o'clock fire was discovered in the resi-
dence OF G. e. Red, but too late for any
thing to be saved. House and contents a
total loss Mr. Red and wife made a mar
row escape. Cause OF FIRE caught from a
lamp Loss $1,000, insured for $1,000, This
residence was the neatest aud best furnish
cd residence in Workman.
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The Uniform Date Must Be Observed
BY All Counties.

by AT Counties.
Dallas, Texas, August S-State Chairman
Cecil A. Lyon today Issued n call for the
State republican convention to he held in
Fort Worth on September . TO nominate a
full State ticket and also candidates for con
grcss In such districts as may be deter
mined to contest for. He also issued a
call for uniform primaries In all the coun-
ties Of the State for August 26 10 select
county delegates TO the state convention.
The uniform primary order is mnde in the
most mandatory and positive terms, clos
ing as follows:
Due warning is given that any persons
claiming to be elected delegates & me
State convention and not elected In accord
ance with the foregoing resolutions at reg
ularly called conventions held on August ~
will have no standing whatever at the state
convention and Will not be considered as
delegates"
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Autumn Gowns.

leading tailor says there is TO he amy
amount OF SILK strappings used on wool
gowns in the autumn, says the Cnicngo
Record-ilerald. A model OF wool yelling
Just created by him has skirt the lower
half Of which is trimmed with n heavy
pattern done In narrow stitched bands OF
taffeta bur in n deeper shade than tho
yelling, The blouse and upper part or
the sleeves are trimmed In the same way
There is large collar edged with SILK
bands
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LEOPOLD TEAM WON.

Captain Ellis Crew Was Only Five Points
Behind the. Score
The Turnyerein alleys were crowded last
might on the occasion Of the three cornered
contest between teams made up of mem.
hers of the Tulpverelu. rhe contest proved
to be battle between the teams headed
by Captains Leopold and Ellis. the former
coming out on top i've points ahead Of the
latter.
The team headed by Captain Schwcikart
bhiShed last ana paid for the supper
Inc Following are the team scores:
InnnnlA's rl.lnA.-
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To Save the Raplat,s Neek.

San Antonio. Texas, August s.-A petition
is being signed here asking Governor Say.
ers TO commute the sentence Of Vicente
SEuccdo, under death sentence Tor Grim
inal assault on his i0-year-old stepdaugnter,
10 life Imprisonment.
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Santa Fe Going into Lampasas.

Lampasas. Texas. August s.--The slntp
Pc Is now grading the way into this city
and has largo force OF hand. The depot
IS to be two stories and ~ pressed brick,
with a Harvey eating house attached.
The Central Is 10 have a two.story depot,
built uf granite
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rmo Houses Al Texarkana.

Texarkaua, Texas. August S,-Two houses
valued at S11OO, on College hill. this city,
were destroyed by fire this morning. The
pronerty was owned by ]. l.. Jameson and
were occupied by negroes. No Insurance.
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A New lad Sensible cIub.

English women have formed a club
which commends Itself TO consideration,
1t Is called the Don't Get Tired club. Its
main object Is the organization. on a
hygienic basis. OF shopping-as perniclous
habit II carried too far, as The hric-a-
brac habit.
The members pledge themselves, on
their word OF honor as geRtiewomcn. not
70 shop the whole OF the day without
suitable and proper refreshment" Strin-
gent rules are drawn up OF what IL ana
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aand Circuit Races.

| " T. August s.-The fact that
- aad beaten The Monk in the
y Thursday in the unfinished
Ia ~ not scare the followers OF
4, su, Monk ruled about % to IT
Z, =. .slu, Geers had little difficulty
! a. w. beats and the race. forcing
D. IN. break 100 feet from the
PIE A nal usat OF the day and win
- pm IN the second
ID, ~ - ne PA trot. siso rnent.ho,
u 49, tayorlte at about ~ 10 In
sd , with considerabIe ,,,ora ~
Ra yI,nl on Alice Carr and Iitca
1 harS ,ao mad Won two heats.
lsnged niue Niue beating out Maiborne,
b osly urn In the last sixteenth
4 itsd ~. escaped injury In SCORING
p. rsssas s with Prince OF oronge
ta,ss ~ and lifted the sniEey
ii.pDea 1 n Geers' weight bent r.
R,cI' Just in time 10 control
y; ''t slow; weather windy'
- lt4f yoe,. 'ANtI Anain Shot had
1ela sSos,s'erday, purse S1o00-Tbe
e Dolly Dillon. Rest time me-
sdsy aSS, s L. after two heats wore
kt lalSoIhe Reelected, purse ! sl2 On
: sliS. Prince Of Orange.
ia oeln'ar Track.
nd s s. s-Avoid. Beana,
I p.' sirpyve We're the wlpnin a,
Wing I ~ n, today, two " seoanS
E avoid Cloudy, Ed Bail.
n Ami telling HSss MAZDA Bell, Tho
isosse s9ldneld. Tine eei La ne
e isS Pickles., Lazar r t'ie Two
In taS.Beana, Kitty CLYDE.
s1teeaths sellins-Eu.
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BIZ August S-McChesney. badly
M time out, more than redeemed
today by a splendid performance
sand race a; Harlem on last in
4 ten, be made a brilliant run IN
trich and Won By a head. Joe Frey
fnss length for the place. Jack
l winner OF the fourth race, was dis
Y for fouling the oddS-on favorite,
tie Judges awarding the decision to
td, In the steeplechase Lord Faron-
Ia, but was disqualified for cutting
sfss The race went to bristol.
h Gear; track fast.
tr@gs-Tom Keene, Lucy Locket,
Haly Time l:l4 3.5.
ID A half furlongs $40 hesney, Joe
Hirgs. Time l.19 4-5.
f1sse, short course-Bristol, Dag
kalpo. Time 1881 3-5.
Bnsg, Talpa, DR.. Stephens. Time
fur!ongs = Gypzene, Linguist,
Il Time l;01 2-5.
-Vatia Bell, Lingo, Miracle II, Time
HARLEM ENTRIES.
PGtngs-Mlndoro 10. Dan McKenna
Iceelyn Musical Slipper 1G2, The
hrca. Capable 101. Vestia, Sloan,
Ataons, Penance 9s, Fitz Brillar
tnongs, selllng-If You Dare 115,
~ sardlne 100, Emma X. 10T.
kgie 100, Chorus Boy 1OT, Ernest
Nm ", Della Ostrand 1903, Mon
nas',t Mariner, Rag Tag, Ben Ledi
* v, Lass of Langdon 96.
.i,nngs-St. Cuthbert H., Marta
w Money MusS, Huachuca 1CS,
hslle lOi, Flora Pomona, Vain
~ Emma A, NJ, Elsie L. 90,
M serenity yards. the haywood
-M Shooter III, Gavonius i'll,
Y ssrrack. Constellator 1O3, Alard
r New %. Rose Tree lU2. Bon
lsylie, jim Clark, Brulare 100. A.
70 Haviland 80, Duelist 05,
y, twenty yards Frederick ia.
TX falrbury ITO, Bon Mot. John
~ rspa Harry, Old Mike 1C3.
ssnhe Herodiade TO-, The Texan,
y Enrisht lol. postillion, Queen
" hall furlougs-Dick Wells lis.
IA " c,a III. st, Miuor 100, Agnes
Fo,' u,seor H. VI. u. A., George
e an me Maolis lO6, Apola 10},
''~' iS, Soldier Boy, Aninula
,zs ~as and a quarter Major Major
Il " 4vS Bon Chance, Linden
M v. lo4, Tammany Chief 1O2.
,r'r ~ ,aSal Dance. Lady Chorlster
I'M. y; ~, Hayward Hunter 80,
I'd fast. o.
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genia S, Russian, FL Ghor. Time 2;o4
Seven furlongs, selling--Stuyve, orris.
GALES. Time 1:2Sh.
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The Karlsrubes will bowl tomorrow after
german medal.
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@.MxAvs

This signature Is on ever boz OF the genuine
Laxative Bromo.Q uinine Tssis''
tbs remedy that cures cold In ONE aiass
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III BEAT duNFlRf
/ atol Captured the Two
Year Old Dash
81, ,fpftaED HIMSELF WELL
Wan Out at the Fort Erie
rs W" r,ottine Race Against
Chain Shot

y. August s.-william G.
d =, I, 'l Pacsy S' Ryan's 5.year-old
iNu !, receipt of eight pounds
|'aIs'' Winning Il lfas BY length and a
I''N, ~, was third, three lengths
c''l,s .a At 90 to /, won The dash
p s sss.,.olds by head from An
~ Z yevermore. The latter was
~ o-connor, who rode him hay hay
~ = short weight, and Cate
~ s.ooa and Sweet Alice third.
y, novel himself more ,n,, ,is",' for
NJ winning the nu"uieap Aoi
~ y vide margin
~ y Mackay's string VIII oe s s,.i,i
rs d. None OF the horses VIII
PSg 4 At private sale. 49,.
tiss1 =. " the stewards Of the
Seels,,t,on held after the races
y ls~wa was fined $40 and sus'
Il, four racing uns .,.,,,,,ra Ia tho
N when riding Nevermoie III 'he
n selling-ordnung, Brandy
Ikas rsvorlte. Time III 40.
~. s,arlong-Morningslde, Caugh'
ina swan Time los 80.
nh slf furlongs, handicap Tor
Y, - y,rdsrm, Red KNIGHT, Monte
i .,TIIs'arNwrd Pirate, Conundrum'
llne t bslf furlongs. maiden 2-ycar-
~ ~, catechise, Sweer Alice. Tine
,,,,pe. Gun6re. Huntressa. Time
uRAToGA ENTRIES.
..,arcs handicap, all ages-Slip-
lnlluiis Granger 100, Remorse ia,
,. 40 aIsonso liz, Torchllght no,
[l.a nS no Tribes Hill 112, Trump
. ,ys, i27 Minerva II, 100.
5srsysrk fsIl courSe-Rlslng sun
Ss.siin Somerset 1853, Claher no,
N jenkins 152, Rowdy l52.
,aa half furlongs, the Saratoga
Mar Street, Dangling Nv,
N, 10 Glrdle 40, Mizzen, Irish
4 Worries. Artvis. Blue Ribbon ~.
F,,s an eighth, the Travers-Hermis
|.S.rder i26. Mineral llB. Cn9prd
fsetsT King Ill, Gold Cure l16. Ar
fS Hyphen 1926 ,n
M Russell 100, Ayrshire Lad 1O4,
fo Allra Cnray 1O1 Christine
/ ti,rrs 99 Nigrette %, Cincinnatus
M knight 102. Orion 0S, John A..
M IouIse Collier 1903, Burgundy
kSfge ", Dasch 102. shrine 90,
ln Endemic %. Anna DAILY SO.
n i1g Back Number "a.
ma an eighth selling, 3-year-ol5s
krri-yitellius. Monaco Prince ZIG,
PrIEhton. Andy Williams 10. Handi-
|NS cogswell, Lee King 113.
and heavy
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BASEBALL.
National League.

New York, August s--A two-base hit and
single in the fifth inning and an error
at third gave Chicago six runs
Score r. II n
Chicago .......,.. 900 060 O0o-6 o /
New York ,........ 900 600 OOo-O z
Menefee and King; Miller and BreSna-
han.
Boston, August s.--Four hits and bases
on balls and an error gave Boston six runs
in the sixth inning today, winning the
game.
Score r II p
Boston ,...........O9 o Ole o1x-16 y z
Cincinnati ,,.,......012 100 DO II 3
Eason, Pittinger and Kittredge; Poole
and Bergen.
Philadelphia. August s-Pittsburg pound
ed Iberg for seven safe hits and for eight
bases in the eighth, scoring five runs and
winning the game,
Score X II Il
Pittsburg ...........1oo COO o5o-6 u
fnllauelphia .........llo 100 coo 4 i /
Philippe. Tannehil and Smith. Iberg
Douglas and Doolu
Brooklyn, August Sin the second. third
and fourth innings the home team batted
hard.
Score Il II p
st. Louis .......... 900 oo3 OOo-8 S /
Brooklyn ....,,..,. .O3o 100 0ox--4 10 l
Ierkes and O'Neil; Newton and Farrell.
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Southern Lesaue.

New Orleans, August S,--Stewart did not
pitch his usual game. Mccain and Martin
hit home runs with men on bases and Gil
bert aud Crozier did some star heidlng
That tells why Little Rock won ami espe-
cially ms New Orleans could not bunch hlts
on Wat. Attendance 1000.
Score ii
Little Rock zee. no 900 $50 rs .
New Orleans ...... 900 100 100 10 l
Watt and Murphy: Stewart and Abbott.
Nashville. August s.-Atlantn outpatteo
Nashville today but failed to make the hits
count for much There never was any
doubt about the result, the game being IN
interesting Attendance 1000.
N9 siGrelc ono 400 OK .
Atlanta . 900 go coo - .
Bailey and Fisher; Baker and Hurlourt
Shreveport. Angus, s.-Shreveport played
today's game against Memphis with Evans
and Babb as principals under protest
Memphis won In the ninth, when FOUR
errors were made, followed by three hits
and n gift. - -
Score ~
Memphis ..... ..,.,OV l5 10 9i9-lt 10 .
Shreveport 49,. .....O0O W33 600 !
Breitensiein and Armstrong; Fisher and
Mcclure.
birmingham. August S.-After seventeen
games without a victory, Birmingham To-
day succeeded In winning a game defeat'
ing Chattanooga by score of TO D.
Beaver pitched a steady game and backed
up by perfect support, was never IN trou-
bie Hinton Birminghlms new FIRST base
man, showed up well, securing two singles
and fielding nicely. Attendance 800.
Birmingham 90 ~ 80 ~ a
CHATTANOOGA 80. ...OO OlO GU
beaver and Brown; Bruner and Roth.
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The Texas League,
Az paiIas-paiias &; Fort Worth 2
At Paris.-Corsieena III Paris
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21

If you want to gain entrance Into the homes of the buying class, place your ad' ertlsement ln the Ilailv Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
WILL DECIDE
Supreme Court Will Pass
 Upon Alaska Matters.

The supreme court of the United States Is ln session again. Among lhs first cases to be heard by lt win be those arising in Alaska. Ths first ot these will be the Bird case, and lt win bs followed by the license cases, testing the cOas,li tlonaliiy oi ths act.
 The point raised In the Bird case, upon which t Is lsdepended to get hlm tlscharg,d, ls that the court which lflsd him las, was a dlasrsnt oOs from that over which Juigs Johnson presided, and that being sstab' llshsd after the crime had been committed, R would have no jurisdiction over the matter.
 Among the other important cases to come up arc the Lone Wolf case, lnvolv- lnE the validity of hn nct ot congress re- latlng Co Klowa Indian land, and the prize monsy eases of the Unltsd States against Animals Dewey and simpson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
For Sale. old Paper.

OId papers a'e bundle a, ,hls ofios. ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
L.dio.' Literary OluS

The ladies of Ssagwav who are Inter sstsd ln the formation of literary club ars Invited to mss, at the home of Mrs. Frank B. Wurtzbachsr at 3 o'clock Wed nssday afternoon to listen Co Mrs, Judge Brown, who will speak Of "Ths Influence Of Womsn's Club Life Upon the Home. " After the address a free discussion of the subject and of the organization of the club wlll take place.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
For Sale

! wish Co g5t awav by the first ,f November, and In consequence offer my pII,e The Plci6c Hots) at very reasln- sble terms. Interests recently acquired tel W neoeSSllste my leaving here. Lot, building, furnishings and established busI- ness, all for sale for a small portion oi oHLinl cost. See me at hotel for price and terms. w. :. Stokes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
Blanket, and quilts at Clavson's.

Tn. ,ln. ,o.ady,rtIss IS all tn. ,Ims.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
Joined in wsdlook

Eugene SwInson and Mss Amelia Beck with, two Ot the popular members ot SlagWav's eolored population, were mar rIsd at the brides residence. on Fourth av' snus near Alaska street, Sunday evening. Rev. c. S. Cleysngsr performed the esre- mony.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
New stAgoCOaeh

The Seattle brought North one Of the four new stage coaches which will be operated by the White Pass this winter on tho tiall Jetwssa Whltshorss and Dawson. lt Is capable Of carving five passengers one sitting on the seat with the driver.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
Tn. Northern Pacific

Runs the hnesttralns between Puget Sound and St. Paul. lts famous ''NOrth Coast Limited" affords every convenience as well as luxury known to the modern travel, Tickets to an points ln the United States and Canada. lf you contemplate a trip East, call on or write 10 A, llnllng, Genl. Agent, Tacoma, or ]. A. Nadeau, Gsnl. Agent Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
Big Hydraulic Pump

One of the largest hydraulic pumps ever sent Into the Interior arrived on the Flrallon for A. C, FdSssnbender. lt will bs rushed Co WhItshorss and sent down to Dawson on a scow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
To the skaSway Public

10 gives me great pleasure Co inform ihe public that have three hundred barrels of Skagway PilSsner Lager Beer ,BI,hgIs latest brewl. This Is positively the fn-St beer ever produced by this famous brew cry. Herman Blrthel. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
Branching Into CrOOk,ry

The Ross-Higgins Company have bought the croekefy stock of the Northern C0mmerclal Company and have ordered new crOckery to fill in with and will cHy a ,rmplete stock of crockery. Go-s-tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
Big Crowd From Auin

Word comes from Atlln that there will be a big crowd out tonight from there on account Of the special excursion rates now in force.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21
CautLoso Your Money

The Seattle salo5n Is a geutIeman's re- sof, and not a gan bling joint. You can't los ycur money there. f
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21

All the delIclcIes of the ssas"n the Royal Cafe. Lunches put up Ou short notice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-21

Fresh oysters and spring chicken at the Royal CBfe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-23
LOCAL BREVITIE5.

Troops aud g.. Second Cavalry, lust re-
tlrHed fsom Cuba, resehed Fort Myer today.
sixteen strangers sought refuge from the
wiutry blasts AZ the station house last night
The 8 mer Columbia. Of the Washington
ferry line, will leave here Saturday for Bal
timore where she will undergo extensive re-
pairs.
complimentary musical and literary on.
tertAiDment will be given by the Young
Mems Sodslity Ly ceum in their hall on Mon
day night next.
There were no cases for trial In the Police
Count this morning. The officers on duty
during the night had nothing OF interest to
report this morning..
The condition Of the ground around the
pump on the southeast corner of Columbus
and Pendleton streets, is said to be in an un'
satisfactory condition.
The Fire Wardens have succeeded in pro-
curing two horses for the use Of the Colum-
bia Company. They were purchased near
LeesbuIg and Mr.. Henry Posey, driver OF the
steamer. IS now on his way to this city with
them. The Wsrdeos paid S400 for the
pair.
Great Scott" the Tenovater OF old hats, is
to open 3 branch of his establishment in
Washington. He will continue his place in
this city on Royal street, near King, where
he will always be ready to meIamorphose old
iies into modern caputcsl coverings.
Geo. Z. Price & Co. will have for sale In
market tomorrow terSapin, smelts, trout and
sheepshead.