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break in the provinces now am uuts ia 2991
with 21G0 deaths,
The medical authorities are greatly ham
pered IN the suppression ~ the disease
by the natives and until recently by the
Chinamen. They will nor report the death
OF a native from cholera II they can escape
an inspectors eye. IS they rear the de-
tention camp. where all Infected persons are
sent under quarantine.
the Chinese Wa the same az the na-
lives. as they ~ NOT IKE 70 see fnelr
countrymen crerSted: they would No.
their dead 10 bury them according TO- tDe.r
religious customs RM the aid OF Chinese
doctore from Hong Kong was accepieu
under the supervision ~ the medical oohfu
ara now every Chinhman that dies u auin
arrnnrsted and buried IN quick time sun
observing their funeral rights uninoieste1. a..
itofeyrjnr 10 the natives again they
would een9fhlly throw cholera victims into
Inc river thereby escaping the detention
earnn. ms they believed, when Hnotnef mem
her az their family would cnnttast ny
dIsense until the last one would ale' Whfn ~
collld no, throw himself In. ana az 70 ply.
slder would care TO do the service, he Nunas'
be discovered by the heaiin ins a,',n ~
when the whole commnnny ns.n..,er
rounded up and sent on 20 Wy sra,sen
In yt,nn Nv Inc city assessor and tne nte
dfosrtn,ent does the rest Trey resof. ="
IN sorts OF methods 20 eide ths.r Yis,, .ns,
'rwe hodles were found 10 an nsn naIra.
covered with einders and 1anmsn ma ~, ~,
yessnSsrie Another trick when aia no.
$1,000 the inspoctor's eyh Was wssIs
mstSsy carried dssa hehy ID sI 9ss ~
GssssS ssx Ma " SAsa 80 %As s's'
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.a.,.,., Fleotion postuoned,

w.xahaehle. Texas. June 2s.-The pro-
.,,,,,on,sts Of Ellis county met In a mass
.s,,, here Yesterday TO discuss the ad-
meeh.innfk az an election for this county.
x ,t,np spirited discussion q the matter
A.. Aitf as,eetion was indefinitely deferred.
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san Antonio, Texas. jane %. -Miss Kate
Twollig, aged 10 years, one Of the Oldest
residents II San Antonio. died at her home
In this city this morning after three weeks'
illness. Deceased was quite wealthy and
gave larg IL 10 charitable nnd eeneyoisnt
In County Glare, Ireland, and came 70 San
Antonio q half century ago.
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JOEL oLLRE DEAD.
Wac the Mascot Of the Gonzales Fire
Department.

Uepartn1ent,
Gonzales. Texas, June 2p,--Dicd, at the
home Of his mother, Mrs Fannie ollre, at
6'20 a. m. Joel Peck ollre, aged II yoara,
II months aud &c days He was buried this
evening at the Masonic cemetery, He was
the mascot Of the Gonzales Are depart.
ment and had held that honor for severni
years past His father, John Ollre de.
ceased, was a prominent member OF the
fire department.
Chief Kl9nc ordered the fire department
to attend the funeral Of their little friend
and mascot Joe was n newsboy aud his
bright face will be missed here by the
readers of Tho Post and other d1iiies Rev,
c. F. Kite conducted tho funeral ecryieeH
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Tsylors Postmaster Reappointed.

Taylor. Texas, June 2v.--Miss Carrie
Hoke's nomination FOR reappointmept as
postmaster at Taylor was sent TO the
senate BY the president a few days ago,
Miss Hoke has been the postmaster acre
for many years, giving the most universe
Of the best and most efficient postmasteEs
in the service.
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News Notes.

Austin Texas, june 2p.--"Aunt Mag.
an od negro woman, who has been mss.
ing for ten days, was found dead yester.
duy IN the woods near Manrhacu.
Ihc Ffty.third district court adjourned
Yesterday for the term
The German American farmers OF tl.
county Win give an agricultural exhibit
hero Tuesday,
Many farmers Of this county are nlant.
lAs Mexican June corn, aud say that they
VII make good crop OF IT,
Rev. w. D. BradnelI has returned frnu,
lleourne where he has been conducting
Beaumont
Miss uertie Role Of Houston has returned
nome after visit TO friends here.
several employees at tho state hnaic
any um are suffering with typhoid fever
Land Commissioner Charles Rogan let,
today for BrowuNVod.
Major George g. zlmpleman, the nov
postmaster viii take charge OF the offlc,
Ia about ten days.
Three pistol toters were fined S25 each
III the Justice court yesterday
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erssshoppers Doina Damage.

San Angelo, Texas, June 2o.--in addition
to the damage from continued drohin
ranchmnn ara suffering from raysgek Of
In ConchO county pasture
a strip one mlie Wide was denaded or
grass ny the inseots.
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fhIS County Convention,

o. Texas, June 2s.-The county
y cccyentlon met here today. DR..
cAon vas elected chairman and
u secretary. Prof. W. f. Payne
Ben wero chosen chairman and
nspsciyely, for the ensuing two
assilss were selected for the
Vsnous district conventions.
aloa favorIng State aid 10 Gal
= unanimously adopted. and rep
% the next legislature were
2 use all honorable means to
~ ualtng to Galvestor, for grad
~ ail the State taxes of the
ns next thirteen years. except
~ p SAID taxes as may other
gp.vpnated by existing laws.
= y lne State convention are IN.
Moik for the adoption of a
" pauorm providing for uniform
aons and conventions over the
Hale and district offices. The
IVY 81 Governor Savers aud the
,,ssaxlessman Ball we're Endorsed.
XIV was adopted commencing the
M treasurer John w. Robbins
a "s.annF him upon the strong in.
resent primaries.
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rexarkana, Texas, June 2e-Inlrty-sia
linemen at work on the construction Of tne
Texarksna Telsbhsne company's system
struck 1leye teeay. tbs warfnar iHmse,
Atesy ieft tewn, xnsss aenasa wEA sss
weakly Ray DAP
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6 .ns Judicial Convention.

y l'as June c9.-The Third su.
4sa district convention to nom.
! Il. ,aares for the court of civil
~ ssl convenes here Tuesday has
ss s'n The twenty-nine counties
nir NV WITH the number Of votes.
Il Bastrop 0, Bell l6. Blanc,
I'D n 'e,einan 5, Comnl 3 Garyeli
IL rails u, Hamilton 4 HAYS
III l,sn we I. Lee 5. Lampasas a
n \ M NJ y ,Mcculloch . Mciennan
Il 8 s.s 1llls 5. Robertson I, Run.
IA: MN saOa l. Tom Green >. Travis
|. I'd n q q Sterling I.
1. s,;nssn ehoice 90 votes. of which
AZ ~. sn is accredited with "a
IA ,,I.s s surrat is, Judge Merri =
WA, ~ III ~sss,fucted and uncertain
y stt zs ,slee votes Fisher Of VII.
\, XII ''o and Judge Morris Of
! N vi s Chairman Of the executive
MA ~ the convention to order
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Aeed Lady eItten By a Dee.

Austin, Texas, June ao.--Mrs. Steger, an
Old lady, aged 80 years, aud residing IN the
Fiskvillc neighborhood was severely bit.
Ten Yesterday by vicious dog DR. Mat.
thews dressed the wounds, twenty-five IN
number, aud says that there IL a chance
Tor Her recovery. Nearly all OF the bites
are on the arms and limbs
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H.. n.hu la CUTTING Teeth

ana use that cid aud well tried
be sur s,. Mrs Winsiow's Soothing Syrup,
geI Children teething. 4 soothes the child.
.ss SzP tsy's Egs a'a 'a 81:
diasrheta-
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| BAD County Conventlon.

BE- Texas. June 29.--The Bee
democratic convention which met
court house in this city yesterday
N It 4 O'clock was very SHINY at
slowing the exceedingly small
u Interest being manifested in poi
3 this year and with the exception
Htls sqlabble over the re-afyirma
he principles of the party as
I'D IN the National and State plat
y lG0, was most harmonious,
IA afable affair.
paont instructing the delegates to
trent conventions as follows we're
Nd By H, F. slow and adopted by
sention:
State convention, TO vote for Hon.
\. Wells Of Brownsville as chairman
sutt executive committee for tho
: two years.
senatorial convention. to vote for
B. Davidson of Cuero as nominee
aity Tor the State senate, and for
John ". Flournoy OF Beeviile
! per Of the State executive COM
bon this senatorial district.
so1ressicnai convention, to vote
George +. Burgess of Gonzales as
q The party for congress In this
D congressional district.
: representative convention, to vote
! Geofse NJ. Thurmond of Victoria
e q the party for the legislature
y distrlct.
Fourth supreme judicial district
p 70 vote for Judge W. 5. Fly OF
we as democratic nominee for
he court Of said district.
Is 70 tho different conventions
vatted to vote as a unit.
" Sephens was reelected execu
lman for the ensuing two years.
cvrtion then adjourned.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
pORr on GALVESTON, June ~.
ARRIVED.
IS Albis fNorl, from Havana.
SAILED
SIS Schoinr tRrl, FOR Liverpool
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Port Eads, a., Jlnc 90 Arrived: Steam
cfs Daphne iNorl from Corde ms; ri Albn
IAN from Ncw York; Cufneric Brl from
Galveston Sailed: Steamers Chalmofte
lAm) for Havana; Taunton Nor for Port
Llmon' bark clara Ports for nporro.
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e..ues, Hlaek Rort liver PINS.

Made from an active prlucipic obtained
from Black Root. They set on the liver
sskssts, "a rslplAs, u Ilas siynsiK MO-
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Y County Popullsta

ss,.. las June 2s.-The popu.
,s1N sa'ion met here today to
5l WY. Ticket Strong opposi.
!lasn -s w, some Of the old lead.
~ Il ss postp1ned until the
y stsioN Snst' Delegates were
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se,sl.rve CONVENTIONS.
Il. Senate and Snaford for the
n VIZ ~ 0anrneaat

4. Senate and Snaford for the
u s Of Representatives.
! NJ, texas, June 2s.-The senatorial
,.,s.sptative conventions met at this
!. Ne evening of the 26th inst. and
,,oolutIns the various committees qa-
uutll the 27tb at $50 a. m.
/, morning Of the 27th the senatorial
IN was called to order by Judge
g,usy Of uyalde county and all re-
sue received and adopted except
redentisls and basis Of representa-
4. ,his report there was a minority
IA lively fight was had on the
n eoutesting delegations from Ma.
.sarty. led by Judge j. VI. Goggin
|, I)rrlss delegation and DR.. Evans
! Mccarthy delegation. Upon final
n, Mccarthy delegation was seated
s,o,ity report adopted. Hon. j. W.
Gn Angelo was then unanimously
IN far the senate from this dis
M Hon. II. H. Killpartrick OF
Il cunty was made permanent chair
4. he ensuing two years.
|xnistlre convention met again at
d. and after clectlng Judge Estes
yw county temporary chairman. re-
Al reports Of committees and pro
d nomination of Il candidate for
+a4:.tlc. Judge Van Sickle then
pv md ,hereupon Hon. j. r. San
Maverick county was unan mously
I'D for the place.
nam thr contest from Maveric l-
sfsrythlng was very pleasant IN
riTtntions and all delegates seemed
pfised with their visit TO Del Rio.
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! = Kaufman COUNTY.

kssr -, ,ase 2s.--second primary
FL + " the the following result
4atr hlll county CLERK, r.
ID, I y s'eerney, A. II. .Alnandi;
bsrisN Garter: Justice 81 the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16
GOODBYE
Skagway Bids Army Officers
 a Final Farewell.

Skigway bid Capt. HoveV Lieut. RaInss and Mrs. Raines a tnal goodbye las, night on board the Civ ot Selttle be fore the splendid Pacific Clast flyer leii her moorlngs at Moore's wharf Mlny Of the business and the professional men Of Sklgwly accompanied by their wives called on the departing army officers and Mrs. Ralnes and the Sklgwly lodge oi Elks marched down in a body to bid last farewell to Capt. Hovey, a member Of their lodge.
 All night long the paIltial City Of Seattle was the scene tf brilliant reeep- tion. Clpt. HoveY Lieut.. and Mrs Ranss and Lieut.. Wheeler have been soclal iavorltss In Sklgwly, and the feet was again demonstrated by the genuine ness of the farewell extended bv their numerous friends. The party were in the dining room with a large number of friends engaged a late supper when the Skagway lodge of ElSs made It's appearance to the salon of the Seattle. Capt. Hovey at once met the ElSs who through Exalted Ruler Barley shd goodbye. There were tears in the old warriors eyes as he ialter- lnglv responded. There was hand-shakes all around and the Elks returning up town.
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wAsHINGroN'S POLITICAL
 FIGHT.

One of the wlimest inte'-plrty political ba,tles in the country Is now 10 progress in the republican party of the state Of Washington. The fight Is one between the factions lead by Senator Foster and Levi Anksnv, ,bs banker of walIa waIla' who wants Co bs senator, on the one side and tha, Iet by sx-Ssnator John L.. W.T. son. who also wants Co go Co the senate again. on the other. There are several factors which c5mpIi,l,s the alignment Co a gr,a,er 0r less extent as, for Instance, the recently .alugu,at,d movement to make Harold Preston, Of Seattle, a senator John L.. Wilson owns the P.-l. and eon' trols several other papers in ihe state, In- eluding nearly every important republican daily. The Ta,omi Ledger the Iaeoma News, the Spokane Chronicle and the
 
 Everett Herald. lu Associated Press pl- pers, are Wilscn.tss
 The 6ght now Is cen,eTet on the federal patronage of tb. state. The otheIlIs dur ing the first Mckinley term were alI Inamet by Wilson, who was then a senator. Senator Foster recommended O complete change and Wilson has used his Influence Co prevent Posters recommendations from being followed. At first it seemed that Wilson would prevail ln tlc'' President Roosevelt at one time announced that be would oo, make the appointments retom' msnted by Foster After some backing and filling. he plrtIlIlv carried out hI' threat Co si, down upon the senator and named a WilsonI,e flr collector ct GUS toms, ths principal otits in the state But Foster refused Co guI, and began fight to p,eyen, the confirmation of lie So flr helms tesu successful and his hghI has had trs efs,, of making the president reverse b.s determination and nlms th' men recommended by Foster, tor ali ih' other oti-es.
 Another complication 70 ,he situation s the action of Congressman Cushman ir tsking sides with Wilson. cushmln and Foster are both from Tlcoml. and ea,t realizes the impcssIblity Of keeping 'w, places on ths congressional delegation to that eitv. and ,lch wants Co crowd ,h, other out. There seems DO prospect of th' situation cooling of until after anothe election O- two.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16
GOOD PRocLAMATIONs

An uncontrolae.e desire to pay i's re- spects to Governor Brady prevented the Daily Alaskan from commanding upon the two prl.sswo,;hy 7roclamations of Mayor Woodruff yes,,,lly morning.
 In his te,,rmIna,.on to iorcs ,Es dis continuation oi the barblrous custom ot giving newly married people charvar. parties. Mr. Woodruff has taken a stand for common tec-ncy. The fact that a man and woman get married according to the llw and customs ot a aciviIizet people Is no excuse for ,hc youth 0i a community to Lecome a band of barblrous hooiIJms. |, should not give them a license Co bgea> the peace and Co infict Indigniuss upon people that would not be tolerated under any other circumstances.
 The other proclamation Is equally com mendlble- Th, time has arrived when it Is essential Co the health Of the community that the 6lth and disease breeding debris that incumbers alleys, vleaOt lo,s, blck yards and in some instances streets, should be remoyad The promptness of the peo- pie to comply with this notics Is som msndlble. The good work should proceed.
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E. R. Peoples,
 FIFTH AVE.
SUMMONS

In Che United States District Court. In and for
 Che District Of Alaska, Division Number
 ono
 J.R. Neu as receiver Of the New York Alaska Tuding & Mining Company Cofpomu9n Planuh. vs. Morris klinkowstcin, sophia Kunkowsteiu, Lilly Wolf, nee Lilly Blank and William Wolf Defendants.
 In Che name of Che United States oi America, to Morris kllukOwstcin, sophia klnkoWstcint Lilly Wolf, nee Lilly Blank and William Wolii ihc above named doicndants' Greeting.
 An order having on Che 2jth day Ol April, le2, been mude and entered that service ol summons herein may bc made upon Che above ramcd de- lCndants, by publication thcrcoi lh the Dalll Aiaskau, O newspaper printed and published ut Skagway, Alaska, Division No |, said order having been based on Che aiidavli oi J. 6. Price attorney for plaintiff. Thcreiofo lOu thc slld Morris Klinkowstein, sophia klnk0Wstcin, Lilly Wolf. nee Lilly Blank, and William Woll doicndanls arc hereby commanded Go bc aud up pear in thc above entitled court, hul len ut skGgway. Alaska, Division No. T. and answer thecomplaiut nlcd against youi in Che above en- utlcd action within 90 days from and aiicr ihc I2th day of func, l9Ql, said last named date bc ing the dutc of thc Inst publication hereof and ii You iail to so appear and answer for want thereof Che piaintin will apply Co Che court for thc reiief demanded ln tho complaint viEs
 That Che New York. Alaska Trading and Min ing Company Q corporutioni or thc plulnuh ns receiver thereof bc dccrccd Co De Che owucl Ol Lot CD eight. Block C) three, SkagWay, Alaska. recording to Che plat and survey oi said town bv Frank n Rcld C. D., and that thc said plaIntln s entitled Co Che exclusive possession Of taid promises that a certain prCicndcd deed of conveyance made by Che defendant sophia Kunkowsteln Co Che defendant Llly Woli. nee LiIly Blank, ou or about thc Gth day of June, Is.o, pretending Co convey Lot S, Block us aforesaid. bc dccrccd null aud void and that Che defendants bc dccrlcd to transfer sHid prcmiscs fn ulHiuuu. Of thut u commissioner be appoint Cd to make such transicf, and for such other and further rclicias tO thccOurt shall seem Just and that plaintiff have Judgment for costs and disbursements herein expended
 Wltless he Hon. M. C Brown, Judge oi thc above named court and thc seal thoueOi. ahNcd at Skarwuy, Alaska, this 2Sth day Oi AIril l9O2 fsEALJ WI. Hills, Clerk
 M, 1T. Mcclellan Deputy First Publication, May l
 Last Publication, June 70.
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NEARLY OVER
Today and Tomorrow Closes
 Cut Rate On Specs.

All you that want a perfect 6t in spec tlcles want Co call before tomorrow night, as that price of sI closes then sure. There are human clans on earth that think the price regulates the quality. lean and will sell you as good lenses for ST. as you can buy at any price and will not loose any money. Kselar. Diamond Palace,
 Broadway.
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R Is only when Governor Brady Is the topic ior dis,lss.0n.thlt one feels sorrV that Senator Tjlimln's vocabulary, co thii of the 6sh mongets of Billingsgais, are not in good form.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16
A Sure Money Maker

If you are looking for a business chance have finest opening in restaurant Hoe. everything complete, in Sklgway. WiI sell reasonable. Address A I02, AliSkan.
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ForRont

One house, two rlcm,, furnished; one tt TOUT room, uniuruishcj. lquire ,t tfe underSiguct, Thirl ani Nt 'e streets.
 G. f. set,.sr.tr
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b. C.Hariman, deiendsn,

 .L. C. Hartman, defendant
 Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of an eX. rcufidn issued uut Ol thc United states District Court for thc District ol Alaska Division No. in the suit of thc above named piuiutt W. J. EausrhuyVer & Company, u corporation 4rrinst L.. c. Hartman. thc defendant duly u- -5.tcd. dated tlc 5th day Of May lgV2, have ievioi nron tho following described property thc samc being hcrctoiOrC attached at the suit 1f thc plaintiff, which attachment iH s.ul in l1rce. t6-wit. lots two and iuur in block rgfcu rrn 4nI thc south one 1ull Of lots I've aud aiA .n bl0ck ulucty.hv Skugwayi A.ask1i accord ing Co Che plat thereof oy r. H keld, ' D., to. ..ether with au Improvements thereon outot rhIch ! um commanded Co make lhe 'um or a. sI5 sO and accfulng cusii.
 Nofico ls hereby given that on the pm day oi fnne. iaOl at two O clock D m. or said day at iho ,rlsf nan door 0f thc united Siaita court house at skagWay Alaska. ] will in QpclIeuec 70 sa Id execution aud levy, sell ihe u1oFc dcscrlD I'd property to utisiy Plaiutl s luqRment m fFc ab5vg named action iu thc sum oi eighteen bunIred and thirty-hvc and a0lo dollars frisls 0Ol besides acc ulng cOss, Co tlc highest Snd best bidder Tor cash iu hand. .... Daiod at skagWay Alaska, May ,ih, A;D; isV-. u S Marshal for thc District oi Alaska, Division
 ByJOHN w. SHOOK, Deputy. lint Publication, May eth
 Last Publication, June pun
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"AIl the news that's ft to print" pub lshed in the Daily Alaskan Send inydui subscription now. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

Don't lst up on the Fourth of July and the Sllagway, Juneau and Coughs u- union.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

Bss, b ,hs in the city at lhs Principal Barber Shop. Opposite Boori ot lr'de V
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

1T you want to be well informed on local happenings, subscribe for the Dliiv Alas kan. Phone 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16
No Ma.eIio @ootinE -a'urday

The Nason'c meeting which was n.'ec for Saturday night has teen p0s,f0-et.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16
Meeting Deferred

The council meeting set for lasi nigh was deferred until Monday evening.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

All the delicacles of the season at the Royal Cafe. Lunches put up on short notice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

Red star bottled beer Is uneQaaled as Q table drink. e per dozen. delivered Telephone 59
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

ssattie Export Beer. delivered In any part Of the city for e per d0zen quarts by D. B. Bottling Co
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

Furnished rooms and houses for rent - advertised In the Daily Alaskan-alway a bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16
Notice of U. S. Mar.hai'. Sale

In tbe United St.tos District Court foe thc Dis
 trict of Alaska. Division No. |. W. L Van Schu vur N Company corporation
 plaintiff,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

We carry II. 8. & Nj. readv.to-wear tailor-made suits. F. H. Claysoa e q O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

The Daily Alaskan's facilities for doing OD work are CneXcelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

F Rent anc For Sale cards for sale lt this ofice.
 Hundreds ot eyes read the advertising .olumns of the Alaskan elch day. They can these columns closely. Business men io you want reSultS} We have the proper medium. Phone 70 for the man with the rate card Co call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

New wlupap,r looa plti,ns, Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

In Che United States District Court. In and for
 Che District Of Alaska, Division Number
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-16

Fiut Publication, May L. Last Publication, June l2.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-25
Care of PupDies,

Puppies after weaving will keep
strong and healthy and will grow fast
If fed only on fresh buttermilk and
corn bread, with soup instead of the
buttermilk twice a week, till they are
nYe or six months old. Do not feed
them sweet milk. Keep the puppies
Where they can get plenty of exercise.
DO not crowd them. Arrange their
Kennels so that they can go In and out
OF their sleeping quarters. If fed in
t1e same vessels, some dogs get more
than their share of food and lose their
manners also. Fasten a number of
chains where they eat at such dis
tances that no one can reach the other:
tnen feed in individual pans. Give lit
Tie medicine and plenty of exercise.
ana you will then have strong, healthy
Uoss' An hours run every day in the
year in the fields and woods, weather
permitting, is essential to good health.