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The suburban citizen., 1902-03-22
Negro Was
~ % a Hero

The following happened in Georgia
in the peace which followed the ter
rible war, says the Columbus State. 1t
illustrates the love that so many OF
the old slaves had for their masters
and how that love was shown:
A negro man, strong and healthy,
but getting gray from years, was on
trial In one of the county Superior
Courts for murder. He had killed an
other negro ana had been lying in Jail
for some time, awaiting his trial. The
testimony against him was given by
other negroes who witnessed the kill
ing. When the case was called for trial
by the presiding judge an old man
rose and in voice deep and low. but
full of marked Eentleness, said: "Will
your honor please mark me for the de-
fense?"
1t was Gen. Robert Toombs of Geor-
gia. His face was wrinkled some with
age, but 1t was large and strong, and
the lines OF intellect made deeper
wrinkles than those of age. His hair
was white, but it rolled back in baby
curls from the most splendid brow that
ever graced man. His form was tall
and straight and full sized, though his
movements were slow with the years.
His eyes still flashed as when he stood
in the Senate chamber at Washington.
The case was tried. The witnesses all
seemed untriendly toward the prisoner.
In his own statement he claimed that
the killing was in self defense.
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-22

Gen. Toombs addressed the court and
jury at the last, and after fully discuss.
ing the testimony Of the eye-witnesses
he concluded thus:
Your honor, please, and gentlemeU
Of the jury: A few years ago my only
brother fell wounded on the battlefield
Of Gettysburg. He lay there bleeding
to death, with no friendly hand to helS
him. Shot and shell, the fierce, fiery
stream Of death, were sweeping the
earth about him. No friend could 90
to him, no surgeon dared approach
him. The singing of bullets and the
wild music of the shells was to be his
only requiem. My brother had a body
servant, a negro man, who waited Oh
him in camp The negro saw his mas.
ter's danger and straight out into the
sheet Of battle and flame and death he
went. A cannon shot tore the iesb
from his breast, bat on he went. and,
gathering my brother in his arms. the
blood of the man mingling with the
blood OF the master, bore him to safety
and life. Jim, open your collar!"
And the jury saw on Jim's breast
long, Jagged scars where the shell had
ripped its way.
Continuing Gen. Toombs said "Jlm's
skin may be black-he may be ne
gro; but the man who would do what
Jim did for my brother has soul too
white ever to have killed man ex
cept in defense of his own life."
Jim was cleared.
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-22
For Sale by Druggists Generally. ~

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
4 wosr7Y SUCCESSOR.


All Doctors have tticd a. curcCATA Ri
hf tat is.- ~ powder ncid an-e-. inialpfs
Bua drug iu piste form. Their powders
dry up nr mucuous inrinirRucS cHu~iug
them tu cfack open and bleed Ute
powerful act,. used in the nhalers have
entirely eaten AWAY The safnp menu
iWnCs that their makers have aime0 a.
e3te. white rn~'s aud nutmeuts canuot
rsarh iic disease. Au old aud eNppr-
fenced lnlrt tiuucr Who has for mnn,
veat- mhdeH close study anl specially
ni the ttcuWrutH CArARRu, hns I'll last
perfected Treatment oi cATARRH, whfrh
when faithfully used, not only relieves
at once, hut permanently cures CATARRn
ny removing the cause, stopping Tire
discharges anl curing an inilnmnHtlun.
II H. the oniy .rmedy known 20 science
that HctuHiv renUhes tie afflicted parts.
This wonderful remedy ir known as
"SNuFFLis the GUARANTEED CAIAi,Rn
uREN and Is Suld 10 the extremely low
price ofODe Dollar, each package con-
tanning internal and external medicine
sufficient for full months treatment
aud every thug necessary 20 rs perfect
use
'SNuFFLts" is the only perfect AT,RRH
tURE ever made aud ~ now recognized
rs the onl, sale and positive cure iol
thnt annuyme ana disgusting dlsense.
II cures all inflammation quickly aud per
mnnently and l. also won y quick
20 relieve HAY FEVER or toLD iu The
HEAD.
CArARRH when neglected plien lcddS ca
CoNsuMPrON--"S NtFFLEs" willsnye YOU
II vau u-c il at once Itls no ordinary
remedy, but . complete treatment
which l. positively guaranteed 20 cure
CArARRn m ANY frrn or stage II used
according go the directions which &C
company elcli package. Don't delay
but send Tor IL ~ once. and write full
particulars ~ 10 your condition, and
Won will receive special advice from the
diScuverur OF this wonderful remedy re-.
garding your case without cost 10 you
beyond the regular price ~ "SNuFFLEs'
the GUARANTEED rATkRRAH CURE
sent prepaid TO ANY address ~ the
United States or Canada on receipt Of
One Dollar. Address Dept y 979 Ed.
win y. Giles & Company, 1880 and2332
Market street, PhilndelDhia.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
THE no IS ooLp CURE.
a Ingenious treat asnt o. vhisa Drunkards
are sing Cared Daily 10 Spite OF
Zhemseiyes

NonNox as Doses no wesken,ng Of Tar
Nerves q pleasant ana fost.ive Cure
ior ne 4 uuor HABIT.
II - now generally kunw,. u,i ai,ga
-taad thnf Drunkenness t. - al-,.,~r n.,i
nal wmkW-~ Ahody ii'si wlil, priatu.
8ad neee, completely shaih red ~
p'ti.ahcpi ai r~lanl use oi iuloNies,'
p'g iigualr. sio naS'an nilal,itr cnlnhh
so trnit z,f- anl ,raniciltlse ths
e-an, .0d 'nslIo, isg the ctnyng lnt
1f,tvNh3gnt~ Snfi,'feI- may new Cure
iNsH,~'a,r - hnite without puhlimiA
50 lJ~- = liue from b,iN,n,S. ~ the.
,up4etinl HONE ti.iLD CURE wh.ctt
nur h,s perfected alter maltv vral~ 49,
,.f,~e study and Treatment al iurhriiter
rIr IaiiNftlll NE according to dlnrifn,s
ut Tins wpndTiiull discovery L. positively
s'lauilit'pd treute thr ut0~t oh.i niatsH
ca-,s "a, upiter how hard a dilAk,a
tlpl ircr1ti~ show lie m7rNtlnuA ltnt,e-
itmttinu ~ ihnu-and~ ul huu,ks,pf,
. L. iprr, indu~tis1u- aud NO gitt
mon.
WIVES CulsE YouR IlrSBANnsl Cnu.n
uuES CURE YuuR FAWERsll 4i~ zen
edy - in no sense nos, cum hut rs a
specific iur llils disci-e only, and H. SO
skilliulS DEVISED aud prepared that u IL
thoroughly soluble AND pheasant, 10 git
taste, so That u c.ln be- given IN a cup ~
frl az rufi,e viiluni Use knowledge ~
the person tnking Il Thousands ut
DrnuknIds have rutri themselves VII
'hiS priceless femedv. and ~ mnnN ntpe
nave been cured npd nnde teinpcra}f
men hy having the "tuRE" administered
ht loving friends and relatives without
fpir knowledge il cefiel or Yea. AMI h..
ievc tOdny TINT they discontinued
Thinking oi their own free viii DO Not
WAIT DO not be dcludrG by apparent
and mislenlng improvements" Drive
out the di~ease ntsoncc aud Tor al time.
he HONS GOLD CURE is sold at he
Stremelv low price 81 Oue Dollar, thus
glacrsg within reach OF every hody q
fcnfmnnt mono ciflciuAi than others
costing $50 to 500 l'Ull ducciiolS ac-
COMPANY each package Speeitl adylcl
lv skilled physicians when requested
without xtrh charge Srnt prepaid 10
nv pat al the world OF receipt = One
Dollar Address dept 3aT9 Edwin y
Giles 4 Company, 233O and 2332 Mar
act Street, PhIladelphW.
All correspondence strictls coniid.
iutial
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
the eoH-..Y naNPQsEn { IN YOy kN0W:

And not like many IN which son naS have been ass
ed to invest tnut alc not uuy unlnona 0 you 0u are
merely stoeA atonc3Heefns aua who taitiolainS
for your Investment other taa "a sem their tck
Therefore II elnoyps YOU "a ul, afi to Mhon the
management Is entrusted l.opk ofe the st ~ officers
Of this company and you viii fud home men whom you
or your banker know, and 'hoaFcnot only reliable but
successful nUsacs mon
Another plut % be rememieeea as impAtant o.
your interest this company Will naye representative
on the Rwond o took after tho business aGd secure 9th
er OH contracts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

This company owns 10 Zee simple one Of the very
choicest tluctsof Oil land ia the Beaumont on
fields and has gusher guaranteed and wen being drill
ed by one Of The most responsible well drilling firms IA
that field. The wen is now down coo feet and barring
unlocked for accidents the well will De one OF the oH
gshers Ia the Held. Situated Only 100 feet from the
famous Haywood No 2Well with tested capacity OF
10000 barrels daily. the Lake SupcrprBeaumont on
Company is assured q, wei o uaen more than thc
average canaeitN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

For limited time onis stock in tais company is Of
fered 60 defray the necessary expense OF development
purposes az dollar. IL
ON the capitalization ~ tAis company It's stock nc
this price is equal 10 two shares OF that OF companies
capitalized million four Of these aU two million
which have been Freely offered to purchasers nc adj
yanced prices.
When the company ; well comes In and dividends
declared they shortly viii be- this stock will at once
be worth many times lis face value.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
Others Have Reaped BIS Profits. Why you
You?

Ia the purchase OF many stocks IN the Beaumont
field many have reapcd big profits by buying when the
stock was cheap ana before rrturta uegln 90 come r
You now have the same opportunity VIII you take IT.
and on 2 small investment have an interest IN q com
pany that VIII ply handsome rcturnSy Opportunity
comes bat seldom and rare indeed Tor those with linz
ted means. and once lost never To be recalled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
DIVIDENDS Are ACTUALLY ASSURED.

Dividends BY tHi, company afc certain almost a.
hy the fact that already contracts FOR the sale t
oil from the well have been let and others are under con
sideration and 10y the Doth OF this month when the Wei
is expected TO tie in sunIcent quantity viii have been
sold to enable the company hrgn marketing the oil
at once.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

THE Whole world IS market tur this Ok Already
have Aipuads gone 70 European markets. whore 10 bnos
ready sale against the RnSaian product which sells
there for $3.50 z barrel Beaumont oil as fcl rs q
ailngoi y per cent over cai AND ne railroads and
manufacturing establishments al Ule south tOdt3 are
changing rs ist as possible ftlW c t0 Oh as lue mi
q short time every house with ueatng apparatus and
cooking range viii use on DeeAuse Of les great saving in
both cost aul Tabor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
NO spEcUlATlos n This pao5O5ITIOa.

In buliHz oii stocks as in any business particular
care shouid L, ttken ia selecting company the man
agement OF which you know and vino VIII make an hon
est effort YOU the hes return possible On y0nr ~
yestment.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

First publication NoV aSt. December a.
NEpARTMENy oF THE INTERIOR
isANn OFFICE ST MARQUETTE. 9iiCH
'tANuAnY 7fH. 1902
Nutlce IS hereby Given Tint the tOiiOwine
mined srttivr has filed notice az his Intention
that said proof viii be made before. the. clerk ol
the Circuit court OF lron county nc CRYSTAL
fulls, Mich 1nFcbruary l7th a02. VIZ ~
Application No. S301 81 JOHN 1nrskv for the
w. SW z 81 = sW Z Sec. z n, rs y. R,3t w.
He mines the following witnesses Co prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation oI
snid lNud. VIZ. ola , Levin Emil Urban.
Falls. Mich.
TnonAs scAonfN, Reg'ste,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

The Bank 80 .s.a0a0a rsc. f0f ynur money and
holds same untii tue wei comes n snuld y auy freak
Of nature Che company ai o. gci gushe the bank rc
funds your money % You. Gould any propsiu'n Toe
fairer or safer than thiss
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
no - .cola Ln 30 -.

fs,ke LaNaivr Bruno Qai0ii %
lets. Alldruagirts refund the mnus q
i, tails 10 cure = " Groves iunHture
Is oll each 'r'N 25f
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

c. M. g. ST, Paul Railway.
s'pins nofil' a.. al urini- ~ TIE
non nd coI'rer country. Ill, ~.
'i''l'ig ~','il' :" Milwaukee ani
'h~aeo aud all points
svhth. aIo niu.
''.,nr n'rtll ia all points IL,
iron and copper country. 2:I5 pan.
SONG cnnih 10 Milwaukee and
Chicago aud all points
II, "ielh 1879 /, as
Through sleeping ears "a Milwaukee, aud
Chlcngu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
Room for -Four Gushsrs on ihe Land.

big els1ers and there ample Tor three more
wells. which will be sunk as rapidly as the demand
warrants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

Short Line 70 Copper Country.
Trains make close connection 90 aud
from Calumet, Lake Linden, Dollar Bay
Wd Other points on Mineral Range and
~. q G. kAs tor information IN re-
gard 80 rates, ETC., appiy 20 nearest
gent ur 90 tll- niiics
W J sourrR,
G.P. A.
tiougbtpn. Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
% You Rent / Fafm7

DO You Rent a Farm7
You eau own one IN Nu,iher Micld.
'fN"i Wisconsin nu the Dututh, south
shon and Atlantic halfway Tor o,c
.eu rent
Thousands 81 acres OF tertile lands
fen Tor settlement.
iherc ore good optning for farmers,
hb"pfs aud manufacturers,
fhcfc are good sites TOR ~ ~ n,i'lr, ~
,ill~, pull mills und tanneries.
spltnd q opportunities iur stock rails
lur, duirSinp and diversified iarmi
Work can be found on fArnis il
numerous mills and on the rivers ia
-pmmer aud during the winter in the
woods.
Soil is good.
Wood aud water Hte plentiful.
stock raiSlug ana 0nl, lbinnv The
abundance OF water. the cptautv 81
stass and other food Ion ,atth and
5l'uiHi shelter make iui. natural
-tDck country
Suul itmt Small fruit culture has
moved remarkably successful
tram. NHe.tt, rye cals. hurley, peas
ilint corn aud huekwheut can br riised
Nr proinsion aud the ia, crop is most
abundant.
Home Markets The minine an mill
tie towns on CHS region furnish a splen-
lid market md at best prices Tor all
tum products
liOMEsEEK ERS' EXCURSIONS
stn hr arranged at any time One inre
l"r round tup from All points on our
ilue~
For fu Their iflofmatiua apply to
+. w MACPHGBRAN.
Land commissioner.
Marquette, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11
WHO THE OFFICERS ARE.

p & i i na:
III K j
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-01-11

or ia other words, men with
good sound hearts, are not vcg
numerous. The Increasing
number !, sudden deaths from
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
Petition for Survey of Skag-
 way TOwnsite.

The following Is the wording of the ps- ttIon thiJ Is being signed by Che lot own CTS of Skagwav to obtain from The survey or general the appointment of a surveyor to make the map that win be necessary to fls with the application to the eommis' sIonsr of the general land office for the ap- po!n,ment of trustees for The property owners, In order that title may be had from the goveyrment
 "We. the undersigned, occupants of Che townsi,e of Skagway alaska, outside of the Moor, tract, respectfully represent to the Hon. Wm. L. Oiston, surveyor general for AlaslSs, that lt Is our desire to enter tha, portion of the platted town of Skag- way, outside the Moore tract, as a town site under the Uoited States laws now ln force on that subject, and we respectfully petition Che sali surveyor general Co order a survey Of the boundaries of such town site, on receipt of an application therefor, by the agent o' such ccuplnts.
 "We further respectfully represent that we have appointed Phil, Abrahams, of Skagwav, our agent, and authorize him to take lll necessary steps to secure such sur vsy of The outboundlriss, and thereafter Jc do all things nesdful or proper ln the prem lsss, Co obtain title to ths lots, blocks, etc. sllu e. ln said townsite." |"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
CINDERELLA
The Ladies Guild Entertain
 ment.

The Ladies Guild of ihs EplseOplI church, who, to quote them, arc being "mor. than assisted by pr L, S. Ktllsr" have we'll under way the s'tsii Aamsnt they are preparing to rends Io E'c haH during the holiday week % ls 70 bea musical farce entitled 'Clrfe'tlla or a Dress RehearJal."
 All the musical talent In nth cIiv Fitl te ln the cast and the partIeIpi shN. been unremIttlngly In the work O rs- s'sl while the management has u i''' le,, palnstaklng ln devlslng and rtstSi g' p the costumlng and stage sett
 The ladies of the guild hay Il ted the payment of the bills icts't'o the interior decorations of the etureh Hn ch s now beautifully finished, sni this utsr- talnment Is given for the pupiss o' hel,- Ing to reduce the obligation ihsy have taken upon themselves.
 The Ladies Guld has established a reputation for giving thoroughly ei vAbl- entertainments but from observations q: one of ;helr rshssrsals- they wh outdo themselves in the rendering of "Clndst- ella" ger
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
RICH
ITHE COURT AS WORDED WI
True Story of Chicken Creek
 Strike.

HE, MeCarty, an old time friend of C. l L Andrews arrived on the train last night
 and went Sou'h ou the Clty Of Seattle. l Mr. MeCahy Is direct ftom Chicken creek ln the American Fortymlls and Is eonyers- ant with everything connected with the quar.z strike 10 that district.
 lt would be difficult to even make a guess as to the extent of the mineral belt because lt Is not defined on the surface. But that lt Is extensive Is proven from the fact that very rich ore has been taken from tn, bottom of shallow holes at vide dls- taness apart and In some Instances nearly a mile from discovery.
 The first find was made by Robert Matheson the dlscovsre Of the dlRgIngs at Chicken creek, Himself and companions were slulclug from the bank of Stone House creek near where it runs Into chick en creek. They found that the bedrock was very rlch quartz. This was early 10 the spring, They covered up their find and proceeded quietly to sink hales to various places ln the nslghbOrhood and ln' vahably struck tie rich aurlferous rock. ln every Instance they covered up The holes and proceeded with their lnyestiga- lions. Their stlll hunt would still un- doub,sdly be To progress were It not that they were visited by one of the Chicken creek miners who came ti spend the night wl,h them. ln the morning he happened Co sec a piece oi the rich ore on thslr dump anl he stralghtway commenced staklng. This gave ths find away. But had this visit been made a few weeks later ihe dump would have been covered with snow and the affair would have been a secret to this day.
 | Then the rush started and the whole , country for z1 miles around and Including alI the likely places In an area that would cover nine townships, WIS staksd and re- corasd.
 So far llttls work has been done besides that necessary upon which to base assess msnt afidavlts on January |. After the ! frs. of the new veal, however, Che I,hor,ugh exploiting of the country will begin in earnest. Every miner in the country carries some of the rich rock to his pocket and tls also familiar Co most of tbe nsonle In Dawson.
 The quartz Is very peculiar in apPslr- anes. lt Is composed Of fine layers of slatv rock. allsuated with layers of white aurtz that is slightly crystalIEed 10 p...es. lt tlvs In strangers at such little distance apart that the country rock be ] tween can be milIsd with 1t and turn out ] an enormously rich mlll run.
 ! But the extent Of the body of the vein 1 or ore bel, or whether this sxtrems rIeh- ness win be evenly maintained throughout cannot be known until a great amount Of exploiting has been done.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
REDUCE PRICf.Of BEER
Saturday Night thS Pack Tfaia win
 Sell Beer For Tea csat.. S''

Messrs. Smith and Gage, who have made the Pack TraIn Saloon ,ns of the most pOpul ,r -gentlsnssn's 5 FesOrts h SkaE- way, have decided to further aodto the growing trade bv 'f0snlsfhng thtitpstrOns with fine free lunch, eOnmenefnE Satur- day night, when the price otbeHwill bs reduced to TO cents a. -glass-- You can also get the famous Marguerite cigar aod other popular brands of thA sAma eldss Htisets. or two for a quarler. a gi' -estf t.'.
 The lunch will bs varied and always of the best the market affords. ,,- .t-r
 The Pack Train has already become vsry popular with the people Of SkagWsy and ths new lnoyatOu, cannot -halpSbSioE ap- preelated by It's patrons. ''S' " at
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
BE HAPPY! BE HAPPY ]!
For tho World Is BubbIing Ovsr
 With Joy.

The joyous Christmas time Is coming, when all should strive to make some one else happy.
 Warrior repeating rifles 200 shots SI5 Peck & Sny der American Club skates SI.So to S2. A fine line of dressed dolls, Imported 1, om Germany, soc to s2 each.
 Walking dolls, only Ca and only two left.
 Tea sets from 2st 10 Ss.
 Handsome decorated dishes from Ise to soc.
 Good handkerahlsis from SC to 2se. A nlce lot of books from 25c to soc. The new crop of nuts and Christmas candles just ln. Remember you can g-t presents from SC to s7 at Franks Christmas corner.
 COner State St. and Ninth Ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
Must BoAmputatod

EI. F. McDonali received a lsttsi io tbe City of Sea,,ls's mail from F. T. ksel'r In which the money king Slit th't Che last new, from the Se ttla Gs erll hospItal relative to Charley D,Succl, was that it would be necessary Co ampu,its hls lsg In order Co siv- his life.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
Boost for skagway

Th. latest Dawson News contains a gooa Interview from Eugene F. Mccarthy In which he says Skagway Is as lively as Dawson In proportion to her population and that the shelter proposition will put Skagwlv away to the fore of her sister cities.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
Grips and valIcss at cIayson g.

Don't forget thlt 543 Sixth avenue, is the place Co go for the finest lIne of elgars and tobacco, fruits, confectionery, station erv md an the ilsst popular books, m c. lzlnes and plpsrs Ia the city. J. F. Fair- banks, proprietor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
TOWN
Juneau Is a Very Dull
 Place.

Especial Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan.l
 Juneau, Dec, IS.-bv reason of the re- cent arrest of the gamblers here all the games h the otv have been closed and the town Is very dull. Some complaint is made by the tradesmsn who assert that business has been badly affected by the closing of the games,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
MAY QUIT
Expect Discharge of Grand
 Jury Tomorrow.

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskaul
 Juneau, Dec. IS-Ths hnll report of the grand jury will unless some unforeseen mater Is presented Co them be made today and they win be discharged tomorrow
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
Christmas Is Coming

You can get dolls, trunks, carriages, dog carts, goclrts, cradles, rubber dolls, blsque J0I.s games, tOol.cheSs and lots Of nles toys for girls and boys, at the Ladies z8ar. Phone Ss.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19

The B. N. Behrends Go. are giving 7s per cent discount on silk or wool waists. ladies jackets. caps, suits or skirts.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19

S,e ths new line of lojl ,ilsnt8rs lt ths B. N. Behren5s Co. They ls,ta.nIy are showing some beauties.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19

Finest assortment of Cieps and Iissu, pap in SkaEwav, at Kelly X Co.'S.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19

The Idaho has just completed arrange meats Co sell To the public the celebrated Sklgwsv Pilsener and Bohemian Beeys i1u0c, per glass. IT
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19
Is Trying Indian for Man
 slaughter.

lSpecia' Dispatch to Daily Alaskan ]
 Juneau, Dec IS.-The trlal of Moses the Holnah Indian Is now il progress. Hs Is accuseI Of minslaughter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19

The finest porcelain bath tubs at tho Principal barbeTshop. OppOslte ths Dard of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19

Twenty-Five per cent reduction on ladies jackets, caps. suits, skirts and waists at the B. N. Behrends Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-19

Get your Xmas handksrchIeis at the B. M. Behrends Co. They are showing the uest assortment ln town.